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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l0ll-AIaTie H. Borches ct vir. Diedrich Il.
TO Horstio n. Taplin and John d. Coughlan. 10
secure Lille T. Tapin, $3.50, 3 years Der
cent, semiannually lot s6
Square i39-Henry H. Hazen to John L. Weaver anG
George Y. W0Tthington, 70 secure Elizabeth T.
Keferstein, Sl2S0. years, per cent. SEMI
annually, lot CO.
Square 905-Cora E Muse ct vir, Luther, to John
II. SOvle and William z. Harrison, 70 secure
JAMS Arnold. S277. one year. per cent. let q
Square 2SS-John Mariner ct ux 70 Edwin II Pills
bury and Harry J. Saers, 70 secure David Moore
$500. 10 days after demand. per cent, semi
annually original lot O.
Reno-C0Tn Bolts CT Tir. Jery. 20 Thomas Walker
and James F Bundy 70 secure Elijah H. Allen.
SIS, one year, per cent, lot l6 block IS
Square 69l-John f. Wsple ct ux. to Henry H.
Bergmann and George NJ. Emmerich, to secure
Metropolis Building Association, No g. SEQ
lot T.
Rosedale and Sherwood William NJ Moody ct ux
to Hugh A. Thrift and Thomas J. Ryland. to
secure Samuel T. Smith, $50 / 20 q months.
peT cent lots and 3, block B
Square l93-William p NC5ee et ux 10 Henry r.
Bergmann and George N. Emmerich to secure
German American Building Association. No g.
2.iG lot s. Same TO same to secure sane
$780, lot g. Same to same, 10 secure same,
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Money Rates Ffrmer.
Rates for money were somewhat hrmt
ID the exchange market lost somethiI
its strong roue
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Miller * Co. members Of
the New York stlsz and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, 1895 f street north.
wes-
The market showed fair degree Of strength,
cables being steady on good spot sales and local
shorts displaying continued nervousness in the alb
scnco Of rain IN Texas. Early in the day rain was
reported there. but later this was seen 70 be Gun
h1ed 70 four sections in the State, aud the market
reupon showed a hardening tendency The TEN
peutures in Texas continue high and the weekly
weather bureau states that rain is badly needed
there, while the reports from elsewhere were rather
mixed So long Texas Is without rain there Is
general fear 70 sell short, and the situation there
may give d more bullisl bureau report on IN
day than peOple a rule are expecting There
Is now fqaE Of q wet August in Texas, aud good
authorities. who believe the State 70 be dong
well. now predict a very short yield In the event
Of much moisture. The general outlook owing 10
the hteness Of the crop and continued good sur-
ToJndlngs. VIII strengthen the bull position for
time, and invite active outside support OF the
slightest bad crop news.
Liverpool is due ! 70 2 lover
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- anoIed Ii rhole.ale.l

Prices quoted are wh0lcsalel
BUTTER Market steady. Creamery. fancy. Z5lz
a25i Western firsts. 2ialjh seconds IaZ3; process
fancy. 2s4a2i; dairy. choice. Isai9; good. Ealss
store packed. fresh. l6izal7
CHEESE-NeW York STATE factory, large. Baby
90. small. lii1al5; suInmc large l4al5: Western
factory. aew. choice, l4sal5; do fair 70 good. Il;
Virginia. 10.
EGGs-Market very firm. Nearby. fresh Virginia.
IN; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, II
Tennessee Il; North Carolina l5
LIVE POULTRY-Receipls liberal: market steady.
Spring chickens, IA 10 II lbs. %; do, IA 10 "a
lbs -: do. small, is; hens lf roosteTs. r;
ducks large lisl5: DO. small sa9: geese Gas: tnr-
keys thin sal0. keats. TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts liberal, market
weak Turkeys hens. rndraUu per 10. I4al5; DO.
average undTawu. l3al4: do. thin TO-: old toms Is;
chickens. large. lSal9; do. spring. Zla23, hens.
choice lial5; ROSTERS 8; ducks Old, 9alo; spring.
l5al4; geese Sail.
DRESSED MEATs-Country-cu meats light;
market firm. Calves. fun dressed so3. heads OF
s50a900i hog-dTessed calves. 850a9O9; hams. cOun-
try, sugar-curcd lial5.
VEGETABLEs-pota n. c. prime, Der bar
rel. L5Oa175; do seconds. 100; do. NofoIks. 50a
LIS; do, home grown. LIZ; sweet potatoes, per bbL
80. vans 25; cabbage. per Dbl. 50; cucumbers
per basket North Carolina l90al 90: lettuce home
grown. Dbl. lO0al.5l; onions Maryland and Yir-
ginia. per bushei. 70; per bbl-- 2l0a250 string
beans, green, per basket l09al.25, tomatoes choice
crate 5oa75 nearby, per box. 25a59: beets. per
bunch. Sa4, cdhtaloupes, Ll5a200
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. loose packed, 225a275
Peaches per 6hasket carrier. L00al50. Oranges
California naTes. per box a50aa00- Lemons. Sicily
per box. 400a456
UNDRIES-BeesWax. per ID. p: talow. per h..
i%af1s honey. white clover lib. new I3al4: 2Ib..
new, lOal2; gnsing. per b.. 50Gal5J: Seneca per
10, D' golden seal. 4oai5; pink. l2ali: mandrake.
2a3; snake root, S.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice 31a93: fair TO good. slas7;
ordinary. 72a7s: rye. 5cl6j: corn sholled white ga
81; yellow, 62asi ear 0a22j; oats Western. white.
80. 2 52a55 mixed 50a52
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy choice. q Ooa22 o.: /:
do. No. 1. &ooa2Loo; do. No. 2 I7.0al903; mixed
bay, Booal9.o0; clover. lG01aE0; straw. rye bun
die. LOO; do.. ye machine thresh. 6Joa675 do.
wheat. $50
WOOL AND HIDES-W0ol market steady; hides
generally dfl Wool washed free Of burs. per ID.
s.; D., savashed. free Of burs &c; do bury. 2-
Hides. green. per b. 9; do dry l5al7. Sheepskins
green. each. 9oaLOo; do Dry each. 25a75 Calfskius,
green. each. lis.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York, July 3.-CATTLE-Receipts 100
head: no trading: feeling steady Cor steers. weak
for bulls and cows.
CALVES Receipts, so head Teals. steady; Teals
509as 81 Culls. 40
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts. 4,7sO head
market steady: sheep. 350aa5o: culs, 80; lambs,
5OGa75
HoGs-ReceIpts 2s0 head; feeling nominaIly
steady
Chicago July 50-Cattle. receipts. 25O0 head
market steady: prime beeyes. 575a7.53; poor 10
medium. 4i0a56j; coEs and heifers. 26oa5.50 ;
Texans. 4ela54
H0GS-Recapts 500 head; market steady 5
cents higher; closed weaker; light, 62aa665; Toughs
3 i0a5 IS: mixed I5a655: pigs. 59oa6s5
SHEEP-Receipts. l5000 head; market 70 ard IS
cents lower; native sheep. 325a560; Western sheep
ifa5.5o: native lambs. 5.95a7.5o; Western lambs
5B0a7 50.
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s2i@. lot 81. same to same to secure sane

500. lot g. same TO same. to secure same.
S2800 lot g.
Square 19-Ccurad Becker TO Lee y. Latimer and
James F. Seaggs 70 secure Hannah Y. Petit
S900o. I. . and yeas. ~ pr cent, SEMI
annually. part original lot 2
Square e57-JaDes H HAYES et TX. 20 Herbert A.
Gin ard John J. Brosnan 20 secure R. E
Paro, a.ooo. ! % IS months, c pr cent. lot 1
Ls Dsou ParS-IEonas J. PTice 10 Richard T.
Palro and Herbert 4. Gill; 70 secure Robert Il
Terrell, 500 70 p months, 6 Per cent. lot
q. block Il same 10 Frank l. Attwell and
Charles ". Treadwel, 10 secure Robert Il Ter
rel, $40. 70 Il months FER cent same
property.
Square 25I-CIeorEe A. Cartier ct TX to Thomas
W. Stubbleisld and Charles A. AcEuen. to
secure Edith r. Ranlsburgh 500. TO s5 months.
per cent. LOT 49,
Square a9-Lesnder P. Williams to James T.
Scaggs and Robert ]. Traccwell, 10 secure
Catharine A. Petit, Sl.s00. years. ~ per cent.
semi-anrually. part original lot
Square 45l-SnOn Goldberg et ux., To National
Savings and Trust Company, 60 secure AmeTi-
can Security and Trust Company $3.50,
years. ; per cent, semi-annually. LOT 81
Square &S7-Lewis c, Kengia et uN 10 Ngti0uQI
Savings and Trust Cor.rauy to sec7re II.
Hurt; $500. years. per cent, seraianHuaIly,
lot ls.
Square 2S5-ChsTlss W. Darr q w. 70 William J.
Father and William a. Hill. 70 secure John
n Jones. aoe0, years. per cent. semi-an-
uually, lot 80.
Bloomingdalo-Ai9ry s. seaycrs e. rir, lafayette
to William p H. Crews ard Elmer E Rainey
70 secure Kate ID. Mclean. SEQ. years. 5
per cent. semiannually, lot g. block
Square Z8-3fatthew T. Byrne. Lucy c Byne. and
Julia n. Byrne 70 Milton E. Allies and William
J. Flathe-, 10 secure John II Jones' $3.50.
years, per cent, senii-annualb, lot Il and
part lot u
TWining City-Rohsrt T. Bradbury et ux 20 Henry
H. Bergmann and George " EmmeTich. 10 Sc
cure GeIInan-American Building Association. No
S, $500, lot 9. block l.
Square ses-William H. Fry to p. Francis Saul
and James +. Shea, TO secure Home Savings
Bank. s. ESQ, years. per cent, seIniaEnuslly.
lot q.
Square S99-Cornelia Price 70 T. Jlunev Brovn
and r. Henry Lynn. to secure Prudential
Building Association. S,i0o. lot So
Square @+-James l. kaTrick ct NIX. to Luther 5.
FTistoe and Le0nidas B. Switzerland 10 Sc
cure Charles II. Davidson, SEQ, ninety 6aya
per cent, lot ls2
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July 3.-SUGAR-Unchanred market
fer -aw sugar Centrifugal IS test quoted at 3gg'z /:
muscovado 90 test. 3.37ka34s15 molasses sugar, 50
test. alziza3.lsia. London market for beet sugar
was quiet, With ss sad quoted for both months.
BUTTER-Rcceipts. 1856 pounds. Market firm
a. q crufs
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine. steady
machine made barrels New York al 5s5s savan-
nah, market ssady az 55il Rosin quiet ar $3.50
fer common 10 good strained. Tar steady At Sc .
for oil barrels
MILL FEED-Inactiye; steady. suring brain.
lel-lh sacks. 70 arrive 2255: middlmcs 2t9,
Western red dog 3 10 20 arrive.
FLOUR-Easisri trade moderate. Spring patents
5.ea55 spring clears, 375s4 % winter straights
i-55aio winter clears. 5-5oa315i Kansas. II Socks
patents, 8Sla5 10
RYE fL0UR-Trade slow; steady; A50a525
CORN MEAL-sts4dyi aght trade Kiln dried
for export. 3Z5a551; coarse meal in bags. Ll7aifg
HAY-Stcady; quiet trade Receipts l,020 tons
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Estate Of Virginia W. Gabby; letters Of ad-
ministraton granted TO George W Decker: bond
$500. Attorney. Irwin b. Linton
Estate Of Gertrude r. Bartlett; win admitted 70
probate, and letters testamentary granted TO Ida
l. Bartlett; bond, 500 Attorney. E. n. Cope
well.
Estate Of Edmond AIallet; order to sell per
sonal estate Attorney, Leo p. Harlow.
Estate Of Lewis @. Alagruder VIII admitted 70
probate and letters testamentaTy granted 10 Lille
Maguderi bond, 500 Attorneys, Wilson and
BarksdaN
Estate Of Francis l. RI 5inson; order ntifying
sale
Estate Of Margaret Dcnohoe VIII admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted 70 James
J. o'Connor; bond. $500. Attorney. ]. A. Too
men.
Estate Of Robert G. Rutherford; win admitted to
probate and letters testamentay granted to Eliza
beth Mexican Rutherford; bond, $500 Attorney,
A. A. HOehling. IT,
Estate Of Cyrus E. Phelps; VIII dated July ls,
1867. filed.
Estate Of Josephine R. Shelly; cause referred to
auditor Attorneys, Maddox aud Galley.
IN re- William E. Pollard: order allowing invest
ment Of funds. Attorney B. L. Gaskins
Estate Of Miles Hawkins; order fixing counsel
fee at 500. Attorney, r. +. Downing
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July So.-Money on can to-day opened
at ~ per cent? high. Ssk: low. 2s; close 2k Most
q the loans were az per cent
Time money was in good demand. Rates, q. Der
cent for sixty days. 10 81 for ninety days. 5l to
81 for four months, 81 to 81 for five months and
81 % for SIX months.
Mercantile paper dull. Rates 5Aa6 per cent for
sixty 70 ninety days Endorsements: for choice four
10 s1 months, single names. and 6iz and upward for
Others.
Sterling firm. with rates FOR actual business as fol-
lows; sixty days AS59aai E95 demand 4s721ai SIS;
cables Aa.5a4.s75o; commercial bills 4sNa4s4
supply OF grain and cotton bills was scarce
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Prime timothy 10; No. /. LBal3; No. 2. Lo5a
Ilo,
STRAW-Slow. Long re. 5a60
BEEF-Steady; fair business. Family. i3.5oali
packet 5.G0al100.
PORK-Fim. Mess l2c0alS5o; family. ls.OOa
le.G
TALLoW-stesdyi small supply. City IN hogs
heads 67s.
LaRD-DulL Prime Western $50; city, ss5;
refined continent. $50; South American, lO,5; re-
fined Brazilian, kegs HE; city stearine. HOO: oleo-
stearine. slow: New York, So; Chicago. 9.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cWt-. 55Os6.OO; butcher. 45Os
so; common, 25oaS00; rough. L50a200
HOGS-Per cwt., gTUss. 69 ordinary PER eut
SOC
sHEEP-ClipDed 30ca350; common. Is5a2o0.
LAMBs-sDI.ng. choice. 6'1; medium. 6; con-
mon, l.
cALyEs-Prime, Per h., 7a7ls medium. gz: con-
non. /: grass. 4afk
COWS-Prime. frsh. each. 9Na50Oo: common,
zach. Z.e0aS000: old and dr. sGal80.
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Lord ROsebery's SNUFF Boxes.

From Jit-Bifs
1t Is said that Lord Rosebery possesses
the costliest collection Of snuff boxes in
the world. Many Of them are solid gold
and some are set with brilliants
A curiously inlaid enamel snuff box was
at one time the property of Napoleon
Bonaparte A small black box studded
with three diamonds belonged 10 the emit
nent statesman Pitt; while another. plain
ly inlaid with fine gold. was used By Fox.
Although the collection comprises only
twenty-five boxes altogether. its estimated
value IS &35.0e0
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Equity suitn

No. -. George A. Gray vs. Unknown Reirs Of
Lidia simpson; 70 estshlish title Complainantis
solicitor. Irving WilanAn
No. Ee5L Loretta Hannah ct al IS. Philonena
y hannah Ct al PARTITION. C0mplainants so
lcitor. W O. Balderston
No. a-sa Noel Construction Company vA Anna
yeIizes- Miller 4 a.. % enforce mechanics lea
Complainauts solicitors PARK q Hinton.
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after the close yesterday indicated that
some Of the days sales were for the short
account Nevertheless, 1t is quite clear
that there was heavy liquidation, both for
foreign and home account. and around the
opening :: is morning this movement was
still going OF. The apprehension regard
ing the future Of the money market was
naturally intensified by the revival Of
gold shipments. 1t being quite certain that
affairs abroad. which are bad generally,
are in need OF ali the assistance that can
be rendered. Under the circumstances, it
is idle TO expect any permanent improve
ment in the home markets. Foreigners
were not such heavy sellers Of stocks as
Yesterday, but II Is known that there are
Z number OF stop-loss orders In the mar
ket which the traders are cunning for,
and in their efforts TO locate them they
are meeting with more or less success
BENJAMIN Woodruff. OF Post & Flag
'The market opened with further reac-
ton and was quite weak during the fore
noon; then came rally, but the last
prices showed reaction again. and the
closing was quite weak Some little dem
onstration was made against the shorts
in Steel and Erie, but no great headway
resulted. Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific rallied at one time quite nicely
from yesterdays figures, though a great
deal Of t'e Improvement was lost at the
end. The market continues professional,
with a contest on between the old bear
party and the recent bull clique. Money
continues TO be the chief factor. Call
rates were a tri1e frmer and the supply
OF time money remains very limited. 4
better prospect must develop IN this re-
spect before any very substantial i'm
provement in the stock market can be ef-
fected ."
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, July 30, 1909
Mechanics Lien.

No 56G7- a. S. Reais Sheet Metal C0rnice Com
rany vs.. Thomas R. Riley; lots g 70 Il. block L,
Meridian Hill, SIS. Attorneys. Brandenburg &
BlaEdenbmg
10 'o5o- The Blue Ridge Marble Company W
National Metropolitan Bank. lot : and - io- 4
square @4. SiZ65l-1. attorney. S T. Thomas.
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LaXVauifs.

No. 1861 John F. Knapp vs.. The Interstate
Printing and Engraving Company (appellant); ap-
peal Defendants attorney. J.. ?. Harlow.
No. 49sss. DAILY & Knightly vs. William w.
souder; certioFarl- Defendants attorney, W. q.
Balderstou
No. 1850 Albert c. Patterson vs. Washington
Railway and Electric Company; damages $500.
Plaintiffs attorney, II, F. Davis.
No. 1880 Albert @. Patterson vs.. Same; dam
ages. S5e0~l Plaintiff set Rttomey. H. E. Davis.
No. 1861 Nancy w. Patterson vs Same; dam
ages, Soeoe. Plaintiffs attorney. H. L. Davis
No 1850. George Henderson Us. Joseph r. and
J. Frank Ferry trustees; account, 81 40. Plain
tits attorney. Charles Poe
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Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

Whelan vs. Whelsu. trustees ordered 10 nav AZ
tcruey's iee. ComIlainaut's solicitors. stuart Nc
Nance and u. p. MCulton; defsndaut's solicitor.
J. ", Jennings
NcKCeser Us. Callahan; auditors report cuufmed-
CoIIla!nants solicitors Brauduburg S BraGdeu-
burg Defendants solicitors, Ambrose strtler and
S +. Oberlin.
Reinburg IS Reiub1rg almCny ordered paid ard
temporary custody of children awarded 10 defend
ant CCmTiainaut's solicitor. /. p. Harlow: de-
fendant's solicitors c. Cauirgtc1 and 5 u. Tuutt.
Coroy vs. Ccfby; rale 70 show cause rcturaabie
August g COmraiulnts solicitor. g. A Kuhn:
defendants solicitor A. =. Webb.
Jones W. Martin George W. Ford substituted ss
trustee Ccmpaiuauts solicitor. Julius l. Peyser.
bI1ndrlbrT vs. Dewey. rule 70 saoE cause re-
turuable August 2 1877. Compainauts solicitors.
Blair Lee and ?. p C0uEhlan.
GOoch - Gooci guardian ad hten appointed
C7mplainau;'s solicitor. IT. W. Sohon. DEFENDANTS
solicitor. W H. Dennis.
Henry rs smith; oltain deeds ordered Of rec0rd-
CoLplain8ut's solicitor. Tracy L Jeaords defend
ants solicitor. ". 2. Williamson
james vs. James; order 10 pay for testimony.
Compliments solicitors, L. ~ King and Fountain
P0tn. defendants solicitors. Hughes & Cray.
sweeney IS. CosUcve: s-le decTeed, with Charles
J Murphy trustee. 70 sell; bond SOU Com
pairauts solicitor C. J. Murphy.
Stockton vs. Booker. T-1 c1uiesso against certain
defendants granted and guardian ad litem Appointed
ComVlaiHauts solicitors. Gcrd01 * Gordon and
Ers1nc Gordon defendants solicitors. 3 C. Peellc
and B. d Bctel5r
Stier ys. Sitter; sale decreed with ". W MILAN.
tIistee; bond S,oG Cunplainaut's solicitors, 3iil-
Jan q smith.
Dewey vs. ScavHb cause dismissed. Complain
ants solicitors. MILAN * smith defendants solici-
tor. II. f. Davis.
ClHrhy IS CurIy; a!imouy pc1dente lite denied.
Complainant's solicitor William Henry White; de-
fendants solicitor. l. A. Bailey.
Langley vs. D. Audigna; time - fIe transcript
extended 60 October u. Complainant's solicitor A.
A. H0ehlng DEFENDANTS solicitors, Hamilton &
Colbert
Washington Tobacco Company vs. Smith et al
receiver authorized 10 sei property at private sale
and 10 pay certain debts C0mplajnaut's solicitors,
Wolf & Rosenberg; DEFENDANTS solicitor T. l. Gies.
DobeTty VS.. D0haty; rle 20 show cause dis
charged Complainaut's solicitor. J. II. Adslaans;
DEFENDANTS solicitor. James 4. O'Shea-
Huntrrss Ys Huntress; defendants time to take
testimony limited % August p. Complainantis So
lcitor +. s Kcy-Smith deiendants solicitors. Cor
don 4 Gordon and JOhn RidOut
Washington Loan and Trrst Company vs.. John
SON. A. Coulter Wells substituted party defend
ant Compartments solicitor, J. p. Laruer; de-
fondants solicitors. X. r. Webb and J. B. Daish
Stewart vs.. Stewart; time 20 take testimony Of
complainant limited to September TO- Complainants
solicitor Campbell Darlington; defendants solicitors
jesse II. Wilson, IT, and I. E. Pratt.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Much noise was made on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange yesterday in the ef-
fort to inStill new life into Washington
Gas. The effort was measurably success
ful, and, after session, the young brokers
congratulated themselves that the corner
had been turned on the downward course
of prices IN that issue for the past ten
days. Sales started in at 751A, and grad
ually crept up TO 769s In ALL something
over 300 shares of the stock changed
hands, with one option of 100 shares at
76i2. The price rested at the close a point
and a half above the closing sales of the
previous day.
The call on Georgetown Gas brought
some excitement, when one broker Of
fered 100 shares at s100 a share, and IT
was taken before the words were fairly
out Of the mouth of the first broker This
was 20 points above the quotation price
Of the previous day, and about 10 points
above other offerings upon the board for
fractional lots. 1t was stated that the
sale was made to set a value on the
stock, based upon the findings In the
hearing now going on at the court house
It had the effect Of making the members
OF the board sit up and take notice." as
the saying is, and for few minutes the
greatest excitement prevailed NOtwith-
standing this sale, 1t was not possible to
raise the quotation price above 81 which
was points above that of the previous
day.
Commercial National Bank stock came
out strong yesterday, selling two small
lots at 213 and 21314. There was a good
days trading in the local traction bonds
Opinions on the New York Market.
Herbert L. Jones. of A. O. Brown &
Cot is estimated that the Atchison
annual statement. TO be issued August !,
viii show earnings equal to about Is per
cent on the common stock. The feeling
is more confident, and it looks now as if
the upward movement would be carried
further"
G. Bowie Chipman, of e. r. Chapman
& Co.-"The determination Of those in
control Of the market TO avoid whenever
possible and to stop by force. if neces-
sary, any too great burst Of enthusiasm
seems to have been amply shown in yes
terday's reaction and to-day's quiet ses-
sion. have termed the market during
the last month as one in which the bull
movement predOminated. I have been
expecting higher prices which in many
securities have materialized during that
period, but I have been particularly care
ful to state that did not expect any
abnormal advances at any time aud for
that reason considered il safe to make
purchases on the drives and sell stocks
on the bulges. My opinion is still the
same"
E. ". Crew. of Henry CIews & Co.
The demand for stocks in the loan crowd
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bankruptcy Court,

JUSTICE ANDERSON
In 70 II. safranek s BFo.i amended petition al
lowed % be fled.
In rs Alfred G Eldridge; order Of discharge.
In re GeorgesR. Marble; order Of discharge
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