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FunerS Lake Drain
age District
Fuller's Lake Drain No. One
and Lateral ga"
Notice of.Assessment, Review Of
Assessment, and Letting
of Contract.

State of North Dakota, County OF
Steele-ss:
In the matter of the establishment OF
a drain in Glendale and Colgate town
ships in said Steele county, known as
Fuller's Lake Drain No. and Lateral
"A"-Before the board of county drain
commissioners in and for said county.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Be it known that we, the undersigned
county drain commissioners in and for
said county and state above named, have
apportioned to the county and the sew
eral townships named herein, the per
cent of the cost, which they, the afore-
said county and townships, shall be and
hereby are made liable to pay for the
construction of the aforesaid drain by
reason of the benefit to the public
health, convenience and welfare, and
for the benefits to roads and bridges in
the various municipal corporations OH
account thereof, and that we, the said
drain commissioners, have also appor-
toned to the several pieces or
parcels of land liable to be as
sessed for the benefits by reason
of the construction of said drain,
the per cent of the cost which it is liable
to pay by reason of the benefits to &C
crue to each Of said parcels of land
on account thereof, and which they
shall and hereby are severally made liza
BILE to pay, owe and above the percent
of the costs and benefits assessed against
the municipal corporations Gin which
they are located) at large, as aforesaid,
which per cent of costs has been and
the same is hereby apportioned upon
and assessed against the several pieces
or parcels of land, so benefited, in ac-
cordance with such assessments for ben
e6ts as aforesaid; and that all of said
assessments have been made in proper
ton to the benefits to be derived by
reason of the construction of said drain.
The estimated cost of said Fuller's
Lake Drain No. / and Lateral "a" is
$%15,2oooo, and the apportionment of the
per cent to the county, the several mi
nicipal corporations, and to the several
pieces or parcels of land so benefited,
is as follows:
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William H.. Courtney. Ted p. Spitz and all
other persons unknown claiming any, estate OF
interest in. or lien or incumbrance upon the
property described in the complaint. ...........
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STATE co 0n Fo 81 gsa R1korA $
In County Court.
Before Hon. Adam 8. Moote, Judge.
in THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS
WARD. DECEASED.
Albert T.. Ward.. ...... ......P Petitioner.
Edith c Greenwood. Charles Z. Ward. Frank
M. Ward. Lucy p. Norris, Clara @. Brown and
Arthur f.. ...........R Respondents.
CITATION ON FINAL ACCOUNT.
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named Respondents:
You and c OF you are hereby cited and
required to be and appear before the County
Court Of the County>o t Steele In the State OF
North Dakota at the office of the County Judge
Village OF SherbroOke in said County Of 9th
day OF April, AID. 1907. at52 O'Clock r. M. OF
that day. then and there to answer the petit
ton of Albert II. Ward, administrator of said
estate. who presents an account. which is his
final account. and sets forth in his petition that
the residue of said estate is ready for distri-
button to the persons entitled by law thereto.
and prays for the allowance and approval OF
his account and such distribution. and you will
then and there show cause. II any YOU have,
why said account be not approved and the
prayer OF said petitioner be granted.
Dated at Sherbrooke. N. d. this 9Th day of
March A. D.. 1907.
(sEAL) ADAM S. MOOTE.
Judge of the County Court.
2-7-O74
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of Arne X

Nybo,. Deceased.
Notlce is hereby given by the under.
signed. B. L. Kraabel. Administrator
OF the estate of Arne X. Nybo. late OF
the Township Of Willow Lake, in the
County'of STEELE and State of North
Dakota, deceased, to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against
said deceased. to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication Of
this notice; to said administrator, al
his office at the store of The Kraabel.
Donaldson Co., in the City of Hope,
in said Steele County.
Dated March 20, 1907.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York July 8.-SUGAR-The raw sugar mar
ket was firmly held, with duty-paid prices quoted
at 265i3 FOR s9-test centrifugal, 1851 for ss;est
mUsc0yado. and 30Si5 for s9-test molasses sugar.
The London market was quiet and easier. with July
ard August quoted q. 90 3d. Refined sugar quiet.
BUTTER-Rcceipts. 6l.ili packages Market firm
and unchanged, with extra creamery at ..
EGGS-Fim at lsi4 for Western frsts
NAVAL STORES-Rosin, common to good
strained. 40. Spirits tuTpcntine dun at 50 for
mlchine-mqde barrels, and Savannah firm at 55a
Tar steady and unchanged at 6J for oil barrels.
MIL FEED-Fim; quiet. Spring bran. 100
pound sacks t. arrive. lake and rail- @l0 mid
dlings, $50; - bran. 2lJ0. in bulk; Western red
de-. 2.G0. 20 arrive.
FL0UR-Steady; inactive. Spring patents, 45oa
$50 spring clears. 315ai20: winter straghts. i9a
40; winter clears. 3.50a375: Kansas in sacks pat
ents. 500a5.b; straights 45Caf65; clears 35aaa10
RYE FLOUR-Quiet: steady; i.20a525.
CORN MEAL-Sleady; light trade. Kindred for
export 32jaS.50; OoarSe meal. in bags. Llsal-z0
HAy-Quict trade; steady. Receipts. 1850 tons.
Primo timothy. IN; No. !. LII; No. 2 L05al 10;
No g. g.
STRAW-Steady; slow. Long rye, 55s00
BEEF-StCady; moderate inquiry. Family, 1885,
E.o3. packet. lo0oauo3
PORK-Steady; fair demand Ness Is00aIs 80,
family. l9O0al950.
TAILOW-Fim; light offerings City in hogs
heads 81.
LARD-Inaetive. Prime Western, $50. CITY. $50
refined continent $50: South American. 1910; re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. lbs; city stcarine 1854 cleo
stearne quiet; New York. %; Chicago. g.
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$50 yams. rs; cabbage per Dbl. ya10o: CuclTm-
bers, per basket North Carolina LG0al59 lettuce.
home grown Dbl. Le0al &C. onions Maryland and
Virginia, per bushe 9oaL00 string beans green, per
basket I00al25 tomatoes. Florida. fancy, per crate.
lo0a20O; do, Mississippi per crate, Li5aL25; beets.
bunch 3af eantaloupes. L75aZ00.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples fancy table fruit, 6.5)a
100 Peaches per 6basket carrier i5)a200. Oranges.
Cafopia naEels. per box, 35oalo0. Lemons. Sicily,
ler box. 410aAD
SUNDRIES-B eeswax. per h. Q; tallow. PER h..
gLaHk; honey white clover. lib. new, Ial4 2lb.,
new, lOsi2 ginsing PER h. 50Oa550 Seneca Per
h. 30; golden seal. a9ai5; pink, l2als; mandrake.
2a3 snake root, s.
GRAIN-wheat. choice soass; fair 70 good sias7
ordinary 72a7s; rye 60a65; corn, shelled white Ga
81 yellow 62a6i ear 33Oa325 oats. Western. white
No. 2 s2s55; mixed. 50a52
HAY AND SfRAW-Timothy. choice. q 00a22 %
do. No. J. 90oa2l 90: do, No. 3 E.00al900; mixed
hay la00al9OG; clover l60oal7 90; straw rye. bun
die, u00; do, ne. machine thresh. 650se.15; DO,
wheat $50
WOOL AND HIDES-wGol market steady; hides
generally dull Wool washed. free Of burs- per b.,
g; do, unwashed free OF burs. Is; do. bury. %
Hides green per b.. 9; do, dry, bali. Sheepskns
green, each 9Oal0o do dry each. 25a75. Calfskins
| green each L35
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
ITSTICE ANDERSON

CuThey vs. CuThey. rule TO show cause. return
able July 80 Complainauts solicitor. William Henry
White.
Robinson ys Cherry e a.. Clara G. CherTy anc
others made defendants and decree for sale ordered
executed. Compliments solicitors II. G. stewart
and NJ. y. Richardson; defendants solicitor Irving
Williamson.
Balster rs Cadicx; sale deereed. with J. b. Ar
cher and +. A Fenning. trustees bond, SEQ.
Compliments solicitors. Archer a smith; defend
ants solicitors CoidrCu G FcpuirE.
Dulany rs WagEaman, receivers authorized 70 sell
certain property. Complainant solicitors Maddox
q Galley.
Campbell IS American Building and Loan Asso-
ciaton order fixing compensation u receivers. Com
plainants solicitor, T. L, JeiioTdsi defendants so
hcit0r, e. Albegt White.
Tucker Us Tucker. rule 20 show cause. Teturnablt
July 25 Compartments solicitors c. Il. Heman.
and ]. L. Pugh.
James vs. james. rule 70 show cause, returnabl'
July Is Compliments solicitors. L. " King and
Fountain Peyt0n.
Henry - Smith; complainant authorized % TccUr-
deeds Compartments solicitor, Tracy l., JefoFds
defendants slicitor ". +. Williamson.
CcTby IS. Corby; motion 10 reduce alim0uy 0Fcr
ullcd Complainant solicitor, e. A. kuhn; defend
ants solicitor, Charles Poe
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July 23.-CATTLE-Receipts 400; est
mated tomorrow. Is COO STEADY Prime heavy. SO
AIS; poor TO medium. 46oa575i stookers and feed
ers 2s3a500 cows and heifers. 270a5.65; Gamers.
l.5oaZ 50; Texans 475a5.5a.
HOGS-Receipts. $500: estimated for tomorrow.
. CO., Market &c higher. Light 5.a5a65o; rougls
5.85a7.55; heavy 5sJa605. pigs 55jas5
SHEEP AND LAABS-Eeceipts. ll00]; estimated
for tomorrow. 1900. STEADY. Native and Western
sheep 315a4O0: native lambs 565&7.59; Western
lambs. 57oa751
New York July Z3.-CATTLE-Beceipts I.5T0
Feeling steady for prime; weak for others Dressed
leei in fair demand at 9alOis per pound for native
sides
CALVE S-Rcceipts 2s5 bead. Feeling steady for
ali grades Veals sold al 550as75 per 100 pounds.
No 5uttemilks Citydresscd veal steady az sal5 per
pound: country dressed az 7allis; dressed butter
miiks 81 5a9.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccip;s $40. sheep bare
IN steady; lambs 5la75 lower sheep. 25la5-S3 pr
100 pounds; lambs. 5.O0a7.E.
HOGS-Reoeiuts. 300 Finn Heavy State hogs
sold az $50; Virginia 6s1.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Tuesday, July %, 1907,

to Solomon S0let lot %. square So. SO
No. SCI Seventh street southeast-Edward N. Grin-
der q ak. 10 Henry Il Bergmann and George
~ Emmcrich, trustees. iot q, square SIS. SO
TWeny-sixih street northwest. between and l
stGeets-Clsud Livingston e. TX. 70 He5er L.
Thornton. lot 3 square r. $50.
Chaplin Apartment HOusf-Laura g. Mathews e al.
% National Benevolent sanatorium Association,
Incorporated lot IS South Grounds Columbian
University. 5000
Dcanwood Height-George ". Elder 70 Robert ".
Gillian. lot % square Is, SO.
South Northumberland g.. Brown 20 Charles
Mason. lot Is. square 5l60, $40
street northwest between Seventeenth and Egh-
tenth stTeets--Estelle Foster et a. 70 Sarah and
Margaret Foster. west half lot s square l63. SO.
Sarah x. Poster e al to William c. Sullivan.
same property. SO. William G. sullivan CONVEYS
same property 30 Sarah r., Margaret. Emma l.,
and Minerva Foster. SO
No. 76 Thirteeath street northwest-William Z,
Dean q al. % VIII ". Douglas and Walter c.
Baldersion trustees, lot s., square -. SO Wal
W. Douglas e. al. trustees. conveys same prop
erty 30 Thomas II. Han. SO go
Nos. - and - EleyOuth street and No ll03 {
street southwest-SamUel \. Leishear e. al Il
Henry Z Bittinger. part original lot !, squar,
% Sc
Rosedale and IsherTood-Charles F. soutag ct al
trustees. TO Grandson r. Field. lots . and 81
block IS So
Trinidad-AIbert H. King ct Ok. 10 John Burd ant
Jennie u. Hugd. lot 80. block 5. SO.
Cleveland Hcights-Lucy :. Biggs e viz Warner
W. 70 the Biggs Heating Company. lots so anl
81. square 2J-s So
No. rs " street -n0rihwest-Sarah a. Magee 70 ]
Douglass Brown, lot a. square 81. S30o0.
Thirtieth street northwest, south q NJ street-W
Riley Decide e TX. 10 Georgetown Gasligh
Company, part lot ls5. square 1895 SO
/ West E1kDgton-Hsrry Wardman TO MARY ]. Sai
dow. lot s. block s. SO
Tenth street southeast, between and G streets
and Thirteenth street southeast between D az,
strCets-Elizs +. PetTola e al % William H
Brown, part original lot g. square si9. and par
original lot .. square lClS. SO.
| West ECknGtnn-HaTy Wardman 70 Salvatore Pc
trola lot IS block = SIC. same 10 Eliza +
Petroia. lot IS. block = SO.
/ Thirtythird street northwest, between and {
/ sircCts-Jesse II. Wilson. CO al, trustees, &
Mary Grace 0ffutt, part lots IL ard Us, squar
lZ5i. N,S0
Meridian Hill-Cepital Construction Company t
/ John b. Henderson, lot l9 block l6
/ No III Eighth street nCrthwest-Charles J. Murphy
trustee 10 Mary '. Cissel north one~han lot 9
square rs, 2&0
No 1896 Wallach place northwest-Ann g Myer
to J. CALVIN Cr01ise, LOT Is2, square 20. 500
! Le Droit Park-W. BladCn Jackson 10 John NJ an
Ida V. Bolts, lots g and e. block Il. SO
D0bhins' AdditiCn-Clarks0n K. Sherwood q Tx. {
Edith p Bieiasd, lot 3. block q. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Rosa Wal
Zach q al 10 FREDERICK J. Whitehead, lot
block Is, S,60
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.

rNDAAi r -tNAfh4iA'tf-N
Estate Of Cecilia NJ Cook; letters Of 2dministra-
ton granted 10 FlOTence 4. Dyer and Mary ID.
Cook; bond 500 Attorney. T. ). Matthews.
Estate Of Miles Hawkins: order to compromise
claim Attorney. 4. F. Downing
Estate Of James Holmes; caveat fled Attorney
Irwin Is. Linton.
Estate Of Elizabeth Connor; letters Of administra,
ton granted TO John Ccnn0r bond. 500. Attorneys
{. ". DaT and Richard A. Curtin.
Estate Of GeC=ge u Jones: auditors report con
fmed- Attorneys Baker. Shelby & Hogan.
Estate Of Anna II. Stewart: order allowing c0un
sci fees. Attorney. L. II. David
Estate Of Margaret johnson; letters Of admins
tration granted TO Thomas Miller: bond. S. 80. At
torrey. Oscar NauCk
Estate Of James l.. Boxer; order allowing certain
expenditure.
Estate Of William NJ. Mason; petition for probat,
Of viii fled. Attorney. T. Ross Perry & SON.
Estate Of Alexis Adj: petition for probate Of vii
filed. Attorney. a. x. COlburn.
Estate Of David Evans; petition for probate o.
viii fled. Attorney Thomas Walker.
Estate Of John FallOn; petition for letters Of ad
ministraton fled. Attorney CTandal AIacken
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square s70-Grace \ Dyson 20 Nbitefeld NicKnlay
and Robert L. Terrell. TO secure Alouzo G. Bar
nett $50. one year. per cent. quarterly, lot
@
Square Ssa-solomon solet ct TX. to William J.
Father and William 4. Hill, 20 secure John ~
Jones $780, three years 5 per cent semi-snnn-
ally. lot SC; same 10 William 4. Hill and Harry
X Boss. TO secure Bette X Newton 81 Co., one
to fifty months, pr cent. seniannually. same
property.
Square S70-John r. Ferris ct ux. 10 John B. Larner
and john A. Hamilton % secure Washington
Lean and Trust Company. $780, two years. 5
per cent, semi-annually. original let "a
South Grounds Columbian University National Be
ncvoloHt Sani;arium Association 20 Conrad ii.
Syme and Rignald W Bcall. 70 secire John q.
Dickinson, Sl0,t00. and Mason Charles g.. and
Henry \. Mathews. executors $1,000 che 20 five
years. per cent. semi-aunually, let &c.
Square 252-Thomas H. Hall 70 William H. Hol0-
way and Crandal Mackey. to secure Win ".
Douglas and Walter {. Balderston, administra-
tors S,266.G6. six and twelve months. per cent.
lot s.,
Square I'LL. Douglass Brown ct ux to Wharton
l. Lester and Michael J. Colbert 10 secure Ma
ti0na Permanent Building Association. s. DO. lot
Square 72-Daniel Freeman e. ux, 10 Benjamin +.
Leighton and George Francis Williams. to Sc
cure Erncstine F. Terfingcr, Sl0o0. three years
PCT cent s-mi-aunuay. part original lot Il.
R0sedale and Reconsideration T. Field e ux
70 Hugh \. Thrift and Thomas J. Ryiand to
secure Samuel T. smith, $50. enc 10 tyfoul
months. Per cent lots 3 and 81
| Square sl9-Wiluam x. Brown to Rignad W.
Bean and j. Clarence Price. 10 secure Citizens
/ Savings Bank. Sl,soo. three years. 5 per cent
semi-annually, part original LET 10
/ Square l0is-William H. Brown to Henry 4, Her
rel and John i. O'Ncil 10 secure Henry Ne
Kee, Sls10, three years. ) DIT cent, seIni-an
! uually part original lot q.
Square l254-Mary Grace Ofutt 70 Jesse II. Wilson
jr. and Charles L. Williams to secure Jesse H.
Wilson ard Levin s. Frey trustees. s.. 81
enc to two years, per cent, semi annually, par1
lots az ard rs
Blo0mingdae-J. Edward Fowler Ct ux. TO vii
| liam F. Edmouston aud Louis r. Peak. to Sc
cure William L. Miller. $50. one and tlreC
years. per cent seni-annually. lot 20 block :
| Square f25-Mary V Cissel e viz, Wilbur +, q
! Washington Loan and Trust Company 10 secuF,
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
$50, north onehah lot g.
lie DESat PaIk-Iohn n. Bolts ct to James +
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Spot Markets,
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Demand active prices higher. Cream.
ery fancy. za27lA Western frsts, 2sa26iz seconds
22a23 process fancy 2la24is: dairy. choice, lsals
good I7als store packed. fresh, Il.
CHEESE-New York state, factory. large. l3al3ls
d. small L35saii; summer. largt, l4al5; Western.
factory. new. choice lfzal5; do. far 20 good. II
Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Auiyals liberal; market steady Nearby.
fr,sh Virginia EalTs: West Virginia and south
vest Virginia. i6s; Tennessee, l6ls; North Caro-
lima, 70.
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts light, market stronger
Spring chickens. IA 20 IA lbs q do. II 70 j..
lbs 29a2l do. small. q hens. lsalAz ROSTERS
ducks large lial5: DO. small. sa9. geese. 5a5: tuf
Scys, thin. sa10; keats. 10.
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts light; market
irm. TURKEYS hens undrawn. PER b.. lfsf5- do
average undraWn. l3ali. do. thin. TO- old TOMS lg
chickens large Za2j: do spring 2la25: hens choice
Is roosters. g. ducks. old. sale. spring. al5; geese
Sail
DRESSED MEATS-COuntry-clred meats light
market firm Calves ful dressed, 500; heads Of
s519oo; hcgdTessed calves. S50a90o: hams, edun
IVY surTrCured. Isal5
NEGETABLES-Potatoes. y. C.. prime. per bar
rsl. l50al75; do. seconds. 10. do. Norf0ks Ij0
LIS. do home grown, l75; sweet potatoes per Dbl.
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Lawsuits.

No 1860 United States Express Company appel
lanO vs. Washington Railway and Electric Com
pauy; APPEAL. Plaintiffs attorney. A. A. Biney.
No 1861. Francis G. Grcgcrv administrator. vs.
John H. Houser: notes, SECS Plaintiffs attorney
L. G. Williamson.
No 1862 Frank IL Rucker administrator. Va
Belya A. Lockwood: account Ss0)0 Plaintiffs at
torneys c. \ Maxwell, $ ~ Putnam and Charles
Poe
No. 1868 Bart Mannix vs. William W. Gray;
Judgment Of L. l. O'NCal. J. p, for S5 Plaintiff 5
attorney, /. Z. Loving.
No 1864 American Medicine Publishing Com
rauy vs.. William z. Compton; Judgment Of s. C..
Mills ]. r., for 500. Plaintiffs attorney. L. r.
Loving.
Nc 1866. Charles " Chlds IL Co VS.. S Lisso-
WITT & Co. Judgment Of T. T. Callam, J. T., for
S2nG Plaintiffs attorney. Lucas T. Loving
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1885 + street north
west.
New York. July 2s-Hcsitating ane nervous con
ditions early IN the day followed by consider
able activity and a shighcr Tendency near midday.
on account Of very hot weather Ia most southern
districts Later came a weekly bureau report
revealing a deficiency Ct moisture in almost all
sections, and prices moved ap brisky on covering
Of shcrts Tie appearance q the market was bet
ter and ball confidence seemed to be retiring.
Two days yet remain for making up the bureau
condition for August and II IS possible that con
tinucd excessive heat and 70 rain in the mean
while may tell IN the making up of the figure
This IS being borne 10 mind by cautious operations
Il locks ike mere active and higher market
ahead. Developments during the next SIX weeks
will 20 far 10 determine the probable size Of the
crop and recognizing the importance Of uniformly
fine weather conditions the begr faction win neces
sarily pursue a more cautious line Of action
Chances fer a setback favor the ball side. and as
The slightest evidence Of setback viii strengthen
their position again recommend buying
Liverpool Is due, AZ 10 up. IN the morning.
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New York July 22-Money on call at the stock
exchange opened at "a PER cent; highest %; low
est "a: closing ~ Most loans. % per cent.
Time money - fair demand and moderate business
done. Rates a. DoT cent for sixty days. 70 81
fer ninety days. u to 81 for four months So 10 81.
for Eve Douths. and 81 70 for six months Aler-
camille paper taken in Limited amounts chiefly ont
q town. II was offered with moderate freedom
Rates. 1aa6 Ter cent for sixty to ninety DAYS. in
d0nomcnts; for choice sour TO six months. single
names and aud upward ior others
The sterling market continued irT, advancing y
points further. Rates fer actual business closed
Sixty DAYS. isas9a4S5s5; demand 4ga4s705; cables.
4s7J5afEle Commercial bills 4s74aisi.
TIE supply Of grain and commercial bills was
scarce.
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MONEY AT . PER CENT

shea and William F. NoTmoyle 70 secure George
l. Borrer. S2Jla. three wears per cent, semi
anrsGally lots IS and 2. block Is. same to i.
LoEnd6s Jackson and Fleming J. Lavender 10
secure W Bladen Jackson. S.75o. monthly pay
mcnts per cent. same property.
Square 9ts-ThOmas Jarvis ct TX % John T. Arms
and Alex X Phillips. % secure Potomac IEsuT-
ance Company S500 Eve years. per cent.
semiannually. lot p
Square 6S5-Peter Acker et TX. &c Herman l. Gasca
and William II. saunders 70 secure Charles 4.
Luce. s. 800, three YEAR, per cent, seml-anEual'
IT, part original lot IS
Square 6s5-Peter Acker ct TX. % William L Id
m0nston and William H. Saunders, 70 secure
Amory X Tingle $ 800. three years, per cent,
semi-annualy part original lot IS.
BloominCdale-Edith VI. e. Carey to William j.
Flather and William q. Walker. 10 secure sonn
NJ Jones. 81 800 three years. per cent, semi
annually. lot 80. block l.
Triuidad-Iohn Hurd e ux. to George F. Collins
and Thomas Walker. 70 secure Ernest Lomax.
$50. one 10 ten months. Per cent, lot 80.
block 8.