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CONTINUED Next week.)
Don'ts for Chicago Women.

" SutSd3O VOmSns
From Chicago Is Seen by Herself"
in the May McClure'n
Its got SO nov you nave to watch
for daylight burglars just as much as
the night kind said Captain Richard
Lewis, who was in charge of the Shert-
They don't work alone or In pairs,
necessarily; they are getting SC strong
bring a wagon. Sometimes the people
in the surrounding flats see fcur husky
men moving out the furniture of the
family on h ground floor and stacking
IL In a wagon in an alley. The next
day they are surprised to hear thai the
movers We're burglars"
Captain Lewis gave out the follow
ing series Of 'Don'ts for Defenseless
Women"
Don't let mail accumulate in vest1-
bule mail boxes. Have the janitor re-
move 1t when o are away, or it will
serve as q notice to fiat workers that
you are out n the coast is clear.
Don't leave directions to our grocer
on the back door. This is another tin
to the burglar that you are out.
Don't ope the door to any one after
dark without knowing who it is. Call
through h tube or ask behind the
locked door.
Don't trust a stranger because he 10
well dressed. The immaculate THIEF ia
dangerous; the ragged one generally is
harmless.
Don't trust the locks Most apart
ment locks are toys; a burglar car
jimmy them in half a minute without
noise. Get special bolts.
Don't walk close to a building after
dark; give an alley a good margin.''
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The greatest item of expense in the
operation of steam railroads is that OF
coal, which represents about Is per
cent. Of the total operating costs. In
the latest figures cleaned for the cleo
trlcal railway companies of this coun-
try this item seems to have been cut
to a point slightly above 10 per
oe"A,
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AN1lDQTES FOR POISQNS.

For oxalic acid, take lime and
afterwards castor oil.
For nitrate of silver, kitchen
salt dissolved in water and
mustard as an emetic.
For sulphuric acid, muriatic
acid or tincture of iodine, take
the white Of an egg we'll beaten
in water and a teaspoonful of
mustard in warm water, also
lime with as little water as pos
sible.
For mercury, zinc and COM
pounds Of copper, white of eggs
followed by mustard in water.
70 ammonia, soda, p~otassa.
vinegar followed by oil or milk.
For either petroleum or con-
centrsted alcohol, strong mus
tard as an emetic, cold baths
and fresh aty.
For arsenic, mustard. and dia-
lyzed iron with magnesia fol-
lowed by an oil OF sof, gelatine.
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A Rheumatic FLIGHT.

From the New York Week!y.
First Citizcn-"Do you mean to saw th.t.
since you have been working at a dynamo
station you have got rid of your rheuma-,
tIsm?"
Second Citizen-"Just so. The disease
seems to AVE left me and gone into my
watch" !:
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Chicago.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1888 z street north
west
New York. Aug s-Whether Texas VIII or VIII
not have rain shortly is now the most important
question. It's absence to-day except al half dozen
points, helped 10 sustain the market Prices ruled
irregular with the tendency. as a rule slightly i'm
proved Nobody Yentdred to sell much lest the rain
should come and fear that it might come stood in
the way II much buying. Some Texas accounts de
picted tie situation there less promising notably
that Of a prominent Georgia weather statistician
This had little effect sentiment. The move
meHt Of cotton is small and this also helps the
bull side Il has been known FOR weeks that the
crop is late. and yet the decreased movement com
pared with previous has the effect Of attract
ing the buyers in small way FOR quick turns. We
believe the situation warrants proft-taking small
bulgeS. Not enough poor crop reports have yet
TUNED up to make any other course safe They may
appear later and lead 20 large buying but there
IS not enough lamemation from the South 10 en-
th1se the bulls beyond periodical shows Of strength
followed by setback>. with little net results in their
favor. LEefpools resumption Of business tomorrow
may make the situation clearer. Liverpool due 6Iz
10 up.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished ty A. o. Brown & Co.. mem
hers u the New York Steck Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. Munssy Building
Chicago. Aug. 5.-With the exception q a brief
early period when worlds statistics and c0srse grain
strength helped the market. wheat showed hcaFiness
al day. The Northwest led the weakness and fur
nished much Of the cause 4 It, The spring wheat
appears 70 b. coming through IN fair shape. no
danger Of rust, while frost has for the moment
hreR set 30 the rear, Temperatures warming up.
Domestic statistics were bearish Wet weather IN
the winter wheat belt promises TO crrtail market
ings. but the estimate Of SO ears as tomorrow 5
arrivals here discounted this prediction. L0cal cash
sales . 900 bushels. Total expert sales including
Is leads dumm. 50 loads.
Corn made a better showing relatively .haB any
other grain on The list; an easy start was IN SIN
pathy with wheat and on the fine rains over the
ean belt Later private reports have been 20 sen
sati0nal and uniform that they have stimulated
much buying. This buying has been Ct q good
class. Country sales q old we're little larger.
Tie shipping trade vas fair Cash sales locally.
Z1j.00. sgdboaTd sales. loads.
Oats were SETTLING with excitement at the outset
and icr good share Il the day thereafter. Early
prices were higher shorts were coming IN, longs
were unloading and cash interests were putting
selling pressure GA the distant months. Country
accpptancls were fair but by no means as large as
expected following such bulge. shipping sales
we're hamp1red by tie Wild fluctuations Prices
broke sharply fum the early high level. New oats
closed ] 90 2 cents lower
New York Aug 5-WHEAT- Weaker. fair trade
No. / Northern Duluth. % arrive. l0c over Septem-
Der, E. @. b.; No. / Msnitoba L0l5.. T. O. b., No.
Northem Manitoba, 10 arrive. s3At. f. O. b.; No. 2
red, T. o. D.. g'3.. No hard. f. O. b., ss-s No.
m4caroul. S. T. o. b.. No. macaroni. 81 sales, 81
loads macaroni and Ted winter
CORN-IuegGlari inactive. No elevator, 81; No.
3 6liea6o3s f. o.. b. Nc. e g.. {. O. b. August: No
yellow. O.; No. 2 white. g. (. o. b. Exp0rters
took l9 loads
OATS-Higher; scarce. No white. 575z; No. :
white. 56-. No . mixed 81
Prices II futures follow.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

SQUARE l2f-Elizabeth Agnes Stake ct Tir, John f.,
TO Jesse H. Wilson ard Levin ;. Frey, TO secure
Citizens Equitable Building Association, 500,
part lots i3 and lfi.
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Samnel ". woodward
Fl nv 10 Jackson H. Ralston and +. Quincy
smith 10 secure Union Savings Bank. Sl5099 six
months. per cent semiannually. lots Il and
T. block 3
SQUARE gs-August G. Hermann ct TX. to Henry
H. Bergman and George ". Emmerich. 70 Sc
cure Geman-American Building Association Ne.
g. S.O91, lot a.
SQUARE 4af-Ieannette Cohen and Lille H. Cohen to
Charles F. Benjamin and Roger 7. Mitchell, to
secure Perpetual Building Association, 500, lot
IS
Square sB-George ". Hutchinson ct u1 to VII
liam ]. johnson and Samuel Scriyener. 10 secure
Walter F. Collins 500, one year, per cent,
semi-annually. lot g.
SQUARE SIC. Helen Metcar to James L. Kaniek
and Harry Birge. TO secure William 2. Metcalf,
$780, three years. per cent. semi annually, lots
rs and I25.
square I2F-AIbert I. Potter ct TX 10 Charles F.
BENJAMIN and Roger T. Mitchell. to secure Per
petual Building Association. 3 600 part lot 100
Mount Pieasant-Maggie Helen Peck to William +.
Edmonston ard Edward 7. Kaiser. to secure
Net;ie N. Kolb. 500. five years. per cent. semi
annually lot $50.
Square 1859 Walter H. Murphy to ", Mosby VIII
liams and Fred Mckee. to secure Henry s. Wal
ter 81 200 "a TO s. months per cent, quar-
terly lot z. Same TO Richard +. Pairo and
Herbert A. Gil. to secure John ]. BrosnaE.
500. ] 70 % months per cent, same property.
Mount Pleasant-Louis and Annie Sherman TO H.
Bradley Davidson and Liste S. Lipsc0mb 10 Sc
cure Charles H. DaTidson. So 900, three years
per cent. semi-annuaiiy. lot ga and part lot 642
Square s9-Alorgan II. Beach ct TX. 10 National
Savings and Trust Company. 10 secure American
Security and Trust Company s. 800. three years
per cent semi-snnualy, part lot s.
Square So5-Daniel Moran ct TX 10 Patrick J.
Walshe and Sydenham B. Dietz, 20 secure John
sheridan, $500, three years, per cent. seni
annually. part lot 2.
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spot Markets.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. 5. 90 BUTTER-Receipts. $3.50
packages. The market firm. Special creamery,
ga: extra creamery. 2Hs
EGGS-Receipts. 10.2s5 cases. Market steady at IS
tor Western frsts
NAVAL ST0RES-Rosin dull. at $50 for com
TO good strained Spirits turpentine quiet with
59la asked for machine-made barrels and az Savan-
nah the price quoted 55is. Tar steady to irm.
at % for oil barrels.
MILL FEED-Strong; inactive Spring bran. 100
pound sacks. to arrive. lake and rail- Z5o: mid
dlngS. 24eo; city lrsn 250. bulk; Western red dog
z8lG. 10 arrive.
FLOUR-Iuegllar; trade inactive Spring pat
ents 50oa5.45; spring clearg 355a420; winter
stTaights, A25a449; winter clears 350a275; Kansas
patents. in sack- lsOa5O0: straight 459a45O clears
5.92a39
RYE FLOUR-Slow; A50a5 Is
CORN MEAL-Steady; light supply Kindred,
for export. 325a30; coarse meal. in bags, LI7a!I&
HAY-Frm; fair demand. Receipt, I,03s tons.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 1855 Tbirtyff,h street northWest-Rose a.
Stohlman et viz, Charles p, 10 Lillian K. VIII
Jams. lot ST. square l22i. SO.
Barry Fanm-William II. Under1ue 81 TX. 70 Chester
F. johnson. part lot $, section !. SO
Grant Park-John Z. +. White et Tx. to Fred
Dawson. lots .. So 81 and 81. block l, SO.
Nos 708 to IA Twenty-third street northwest
James r Hood ct al, trustees to Simon and
Gustave Oppeneheimer. part original lot 10.
square T. SO.
No Fourteenth street s1utheast-Hcnry 5. Wal
ter et ux 70 Walter II. Murphy, lot z. square
los. SO.
No 1883 C0rcoran street n0rthwest-Herry L. Plum
et III. to ). Cornelius CiSsel, lot lA, square
10 SO
Mount Pleasant-Charles Fl. DaTidsOn ct TX 70
LOUIS and Annie Sherman, lot al and part
lot 81 $40
New Hampshire avenue northwest, between NJ and
y streets-Fauny P. Myers 70 Morgan h Beach,
paTt lot ). square 49, $40.
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Chicago. Aug. 5.-CATTLE-R Receipts. zOo0; esti-
mated for Tuesday. 5000. Market strong; steady
Prime beeves. 5s5a7GO; poor 10 medium, 4lOa555:
stoczers and feeders 20aL90 cows and heifers.
26a550; Gamers. l35a25O: Texans 400a5 90
Hogs Receipts. T00); estimated for Tuesday.
0Goc Market SC lowe Light. $50. r0uqhs. 550a
5.so mixed. 6O3a6l2; heavy. 6o0a6S9: pigs. 50a560
SHEEP AND LANBS-Rcceipts. 20 900; estimated
for Tuesday l5.C0 Market ltaljc higher Western
sheep. 35la500 native lambs 5l5a7.Zj: Western
lambs 5l5a7M
New York. Aug SEATTLE Receipts. $50
Steers active and choice grades l0c higher; others
steady bulls firm to l0c higher: cows unchanged
Steers, 4sla70G; two cars 40; bulls. 27Ja4 %;
COVE L75ai.l0; one ear at $50.
DRESSED BEEF-ActiTe; firm at 9Eal0X for
common TO prime native sides; little fancy beef at
II; Texas beef. 6aS15.
CALVES Receipts. 390 Veals ard butternilks
active and p higher. Common to prime veals.
55oaaC9: few select l0a925: cills and throw-outs
400a5o0; grasscrs and butermilks to butchers. 800
a350; 20 feeders &50a4G9; dressed calves firm; city
dressed at Gals; country dressed. 7alliz.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-KeceTpts. I2390 Sheen
firm; lambs opened DC higher; closed slow, with
part of advance lost. Sheep. 350a5-5O: culls 90:
lambs 5.50as .; car at sSj and one car at $40
HOGS-ReCeipts. $40. Feeling steady Pennsyl-
vania and State hogs 6.s0a7e.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
monday, August 3, 1919
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. i.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Galloway vs.. Galloway; order 70 turn over fund to
Nary NJ. Galloway. executrix. Compliments solici-
tor. W J. Lambert; defendants solicitor, Malcolm
Hufty
Cosiley vs. Costley; rule to show cause. Com
plainants solicitor. W. J. Lambert; defendant
solicitor j. H. Smith
Ten Eyck vs.. McBlais; order referring cause 10
auditor Complainant solicitors. H. T. Davis and
t. B. Kimball; defsndant's solicitor. J. B. Larner
In re Warren Luther Harrison; change Of name
authorized. Attorney. Belva A lockwood.
Longshaw vs.. Burns; nile 10 show cause Com
nlainsn.'s solicitors A B. Webb and Edwin For
rest: defendants solicitor. J.. A. Bailey.
Richards Is. Richards: order for payment Of main
tenance Complainant solicitor ". +. Williamson.
Scott Us. Scott: discharge Of rule. Complainant 5
solicitors. ". p. Reilly and Edmund Forrest; de-
PENDANTS solicitor b. T. Doyle.
Faunce IS Hmelrght: rule 10 show cause. Com
plaiuants solicitor. J. II. AdTiasns; defendant !
solicitor, ]. Wilmer Latimer.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
fPnces auoted are wholesale

Prices quoted are WhOlesale.l
BUTrER-Market steady. Creamery. fancy zsIh
fancy. 2s5ka2i; dairy choice lsal9; good. I7als
store packed, fresh. l6isa1.
CHEEsE-Now York State factory, large, l3ikal3s.
do. small, lA1sl5: summer. large. l4ai5: Western
factory new. choice, l4lsali DO, fair to good Il
Virginia, 10.
EGGs-Aiarket quiet Nearby. fress Virginia. Il
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 1914; Tonnes
see lslz; North Carolina. IS.
LIVE POULTRY-Reoepts light; market firm
Spring chickens. IA 70 IA lbs. IS do, IA to ~
lbs Is; do. small. II. hens. Il. ROSTERS. I
ducks. large lsal5; do. small sa9; geese, 6a5 tur
keys, thin. sale; keats. TO-
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts liberal; market
weak Turkeys. hens. undTawn. per b.. iial5; do.
average undrawn l3al4i do, thin, TO- old toms, .
chickens. large l9a20; do. spring. Zla5. hens
choice 15al5; ROSTERS, 3; ducks. oi0 sal0; spring
I3sl4: geese. Sail.
DRESSED MEATs-C0mtry-cllfe meats light
market firm. Calves. fun dressed, 500; heads OF
5a900: hogdressed calves, a50a900; hams. cOun
Try sugar-cured, lal5
VEGETABLES Potatoes, n. C.. seconds, 100
do. Norfoks, L50a275 DO, home grown, LIS
cabbage. per Dbl, -: cucumbers per basket
North Carolina, L00al.50; lettuce. home grown
bbl I03al50. onions. Maryland and Virginia,
per buShel 70: per bbl., 200aZ50, string beans
green. per basket l0oaL25; tomatoes, choice
per crate 59a75; nearby per box, &a50: beets. pei
GREEN FRUITS-AppIes. loose packed. 225a2.75
Peaches. per 6-basket carrier. l.00al-50. Oranges
California nayels per box 3.50aLo0. Lemons. Sicily
per box, i09aE50.
SUNDRfES-Beeswax. per h. .; tallow per 10.
f4aAt honey. white clover lib. uew. l3al4; Z-l0-
new l0al2; gnsng per H.. 5O0s5.50; Seneca, pei
h.. 20: golden seal. a0al5: pink. l2aiA: mandrake
2a3 snake root IS.
GBAIN-Wheat, choice. s0a93; fair to good, slaa
ordinary. 72a7s. rye 6Ga65: ccn, sheed. white 6Za
"a yellow 62a64: ear 310a3Z5: oats Western. white
No. 2 Sass: mixed 50a52
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy. choice q. OOa22 %
TO-, No. l. 9D0oa2l %; do. No. 2 l70al9oo; mixed
bay. ls0oalsO; clover l6O0ali.50; straw. re. bus
lie, 100; do. De. machine thresh,- 65la6.l5; do.
wheat. $50
WOOL AND HIDES-wool market steady; hide
generally dun. Wool washed. free Of buTs. per ID
g; do, unwashed. free Of burs, Is; Dc, burry. 2
Hides. green, per h. 9; do. dry. BALI Sheepskins
green. EACH s0alOO: do. dry each. 25a75. Cafskins
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Estate of BOYD T. Andrews; letters Of admiDis-
trati0n granted to Jennie I. Andrews; bond. 500.
Attorneys. Leckie Fulton & Cox.
Estate Of Clcmentino y. Bartlett; viii admitted
70 probate and letters testamentaTy granted TO ".
H. II. Hart bond SEQ Attorney, James F. Bundy.
Ia re Abraham KrupshaW petition 10 appoint
guardian fled. Attorneys. c. ". DArT and Z. A.
Curtin
Estate Of Daniel Jordan; VIII dated September
H. 1916. filed
Estate Of Christina Reynolds. petition 70 sell real
estate fled Attorney ". c. BalderSton.
Estate Of Paul T. BeckWish: order 10 pay certain
bin Attorneys. Birney & Woodland
Estate Of Frank r. MacAbcy; letters of admin
istration granted TO William MacAboy; bond, 81 go.
Attorneys Lawrence HUfty and EdRard Burke.
Estate Of Caroline J. Ken; wiz admitted TO pro
bate and letters testsmeutary granted 20 Mary c.
Zimmerman; bond 500 Attorney. Il. Anton Heit-
muller.
Estate Of Christina A, Nsu; viii admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted 20 Theo-
dore My; bond, s. 100 Attorney, 2. J. Ryan
Estate Of Albert 2. Wood order authorizing loan.
Attorneys. Archer & smith.
In re Marguerite Curtis; order q allowance. At
t0rncy. {. W. Dau.
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Prime timothy. L2s No ], i-lsai2o; No 2 L05al-B.
No. g. 99a95
STRAW-Firm; fair trade. Long re. q.
BEEF-Steady; trade fair. Family. BJaif0;
packet lG.00all00.
PORK-Steady; fair business. Mess l2o0als.9'
family 1900
TALLOW-Steady; fair trade. City, in hogsheads.
eS
LARD-Quiet; active. Prime Western. -; city.
s65; refined Continent, $50: South American. l0Ei
refined Brazilian kegs. n75 city stearine. Il; oieo-
stearine SLOW New York 81; Chicago. 3.
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MEN YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. 5.-Aloney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at % per cent; highest
~; lowest. 2&: closing %. Most Of the loans
were at ~ per cent
Time money opened the week in fair demand Be
fore the close the tendency was higeer. and the
market became fairly active With per ,ent quoted
IN some eases for six months loans secured by all
industrial collateral. Rates; per cent for thirty
days, 81 fer sixty days for ninety DAYS. ga for
four months. ard to 6lt fo- five and six months.
Mercantile TalEr was unchanged. Demand was
light and sales Of moderate size Rates: 5lsas per
cent fer sixty to ninety days. Endorsements: for
choice four to six months, single names and 65 and
upward fer others.
The foreign exchange market weak early to-
day. free offering Of sterling bills forcing demand
rates down 10 ASH. Ae under last weeks closing
level In the afternoon Mates rallied closing within
10 points Il SATURDAY. Rates for actual business .
AS76a4S725
Commercial bills steady, 4s21za4Ssk
The supply Of grain and cotton bills was scarce,
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IaWani1A.

No. 1901 Preston Green administrator. rs.
Washington Employees Mutual Benefit Association
certiorari Plaintiffs attorney. George H. Mac
donald.
No 4s70S. E. /. Spencer Company vs.. L. Cohen
& Co; account, S3i5.2 Plaintiffs attorney, 4.
Winship Wheatley.
No. igC9 Frank Williams Is ". II. johnson.
jr: damages. $1,000. Plaintiffs attorney. L. J.
MathCr.
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sue. Hushnnd for nirores.

Suit for absolute divorce from her hus-
band. Charles W NEEDING, was fled yes
terday In the District Supreme Court by
Mrs. Anna n. Needing. A correspondent
is named. According TO the petition they
were married June lS, 1890. and lived to-
gether until March 81. 1902, since which
time they have been separated. The
plaintiff asks the courts permission to re-
sumo her maiden name. that OF Steinberg.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
Regular cau. 70 O'Clock neon.

salcs-ReEIlar Cajl. u O'Clock neon.
Capital Traction s. So0 at ToH
Washington Rail-sv and Electric s.. slol0 Al s97S
1898 at SOS sics at S5s s.. Zoo az SIS. s. go Al
sos. $1,000 at SOS. 81 600 AZ SOS
Capital Traction 5 az 49,
Washington Gas. . at III. 10 at l7ss. . at ISL.
. az 10.
Mergentbaler. at 2io at 20
After call-Capital Traction S.. 1000 az 100.
$3.50 at ll0s 900 at ll04.
Washington Gas Is ST. COO az I03
Washington Gas certificates. s.. 900 at l06h
Frvmen's Insurance. Il az 3
Washington Gas, i az 764.
The following the closing quotations on yester.
daN-s sfnck exchara..
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H. H. Harding, in Criminal Court No. ?,
entered a plea OF guilty yesterday to the
charge Of obtaining money under false
pTstenses aid was sentenced by Justice
job Barnard to eighteen months in the
Moundsville penitentiary. Harding was
charged with obtaining the Endorsement
Of J. G. Hof on a check FOR 500. which
investigation was shown TO be worthless.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExIrs, per cwt.. 550 butcher. l5Oa
500; common. 250a3c0; rough, L50az00
HOGS.-Per cwt.. gross, $50; ordinary, per cwt..
Soc
SHEEP-Chpped, 3.50af.00; common 20Oa3O0
LANBS-spring choice z; medium. 6a656: com
mon T.
CALYES-Prime per H.. Z; medium. ea6lk; com
mon (; grass aafik
C0WS-Prime. fresh. each 0oOazo &c: common.
EACH p aosSl00: old and dry. S0aal0a.
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Criminal Court No. I.



United States vs. Il II Harding; false pre5ensss;
plea guilty: sentence penitenJiary for eighteen
moaths Attorney ". E. Ambrose.
United States rs. II. T. Harding false pTetenses
two cases.; nolle pros
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
In re opening Of alley in blocks and z. Meridian
Hiil rule 10 show cause.
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Equity suits.

No. 27Z7l Anna II NEEDING Us. Charles W. n
ding; divorce. Compartments solicitor, W. r W
hanson.
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Bankruptcy Court
Probate Court.

JUSTICE BAhNAhB-
In 70 Harry Schwalb; hearing on discharge fixed
In re David T0.st0i; order fcE discharge.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
District Court.

JUSTICE BAHNAhD-
Herman y. Gibbons, nfder Ct publication Plain
tits attorney. J. Y. CoLshlan.
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K, Harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Exchange.
g9-n Bond Building.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by T. r. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exctanga e. Bowie
Chapman, manager 1901 street northwest.
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There was a further decline in demand
sterling but very little attention was
paid to it for the reason that the street
became convinced last week of cessa-
ton Of the gold export movement II was
considered of little consequence in com
parison with a further hardening of time
money rates The hTmness in the latter
was most noticeable in the longer ma
turtles, and more business was trans
acted in over the year money than on any
other recent day. One such lean was re-
ported at Z per cent. but this was Sc
cured by all Industrial collateral and was
exceptional.