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BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore Nov. s.-Following are the Official
prices FOR to-day:
WHEAT-stock in elevators s2s $50 bushels One
cargo Of rejected sold % and smaller lots by sam
pie went at sOaS2; graded No. 2 red aHoat nom
inally at S93z bushel for special bin and ss for
stock Nc. red. Contract: December l02. sales.
car strictly fresh spot 994 car steamer No red
track, IS; 100 bushels No. red Western spot
l.0lH; 500 fresh November. sgss; car steamer No.
red. spot 81. Settling prices: No red West
ern. lOl,.; contract SPOT, ss5S; No. red. 91
steamer No. rcd. $ steamer No red Western.
IS. Western. spot. November. LODI. December
lo2s Contract closed weak; spot, November ssis
December lO0lk
FLOUR-winicr extra. 395a4I5: do. clear. 4SOa
AS do. straight. i6osi.75. do. patent 4sOa5 o
spring clear. 4SSa475 DO, straight. 5Z5a5.o; do.
patent, 560a5Si City Mills best patent. 625 do
high-grade patent. s.i5; do. straight. SIS do.
choice family. 4-75; extra 3s0a4eo.
CORN-StOck in elevators. 81. .5ls bushels. track
yellow corn. domestic delivery IS per bushel for
lots prime on spot. Contract: Year 6ih, Sales
LOO bushels fresh SPOT. g. yellow tGomestic
track, @. Settling prices; No white Ct mixed.
ST. The market for Western closed weak spot No
yember 66 year, g.; January. 61k February 62la.
OATS-Stock in elevators. .665 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. q, SIS bushels White No ?
heavy. 55a55l2; do Nc , light 20 medium 54a5iis :
do. No. 3. heavy. Sis5ia No. 3. medium. 53a53ls
DO, No. ;. light. 5lisa52; do. No. T. light 20
heavy, 5O1za5l; mixed. No. ,. 55a53lz; DO, No. =
52l52l4; do. No. 4. SLASH
RYE-stock in elevators 1895 bushels; ship
meuts from elevators. S5 bushels No. Western
rye. per bushel, Sas9; No. rye ldomestcl. s7asS
HAI-No. ! timothy. large bales. 1900: No 2
timothy, lsoosls50; No timothy. le OOaH.OO; No
lfclOyer mixed T.50als.00s No. 2 clover mixed
l6 6.00al70O. No. ! clover. h.mal7.5O
MILL FEED-SpTing bran. as TO weight (bulk). .
@0-lb sacks. 27.50a2seO; do f0lb sacks. 2SOoaZ 80
Western mddlings in lDolb. sacs. = 5Oa2s %; city
Mills bran. IN lOOlb. sacks. y O0a30O0; CITY Mills
middngs. IL lO0-lb sacks y OOagg %.
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STOCKS MORE ACTIVE
Better Tone UnderIieS Trad
ing in Washington
BROKERS GATHER IN BONDS
Session of Local Exchange Attracts
Crowd of Spectators, Presume bly,
TO Witness Something Doing In
Gas-It Sells Mt the Old Figure.
Broker Predicts Better Business.

Business in the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was greater in volume
and more confident in tone than for sew
eral weeks. II seemed TO the onlooker
that the brokers were animated by the
idea that the election holiday was past
and the financial clouds Frightening. At
any rate. they attacked the bond list
with vigor, bought in a good lot of stock.
and appeared more cheerful than usual.
The transactions were $500 in bonds and
5l5 shares of stock OF the bonds, $500
were in United States coupon IS.
A large crowd of spectators gathered.
drawn to the exchange perhaps to learn
what effect the petition OF the Washing
ton Gas Company would have upon the
stock. II this was the motive. the spec
tators found little 10 satisfy their curl
osity. Gas sold only 50 shares and that
at the old price OF 90 where it has been
pegged for a number Of days
Railway Bonds Purchased.
Trading in the bond list was in Capital
Traction IS and Washington Railway and
Electric Is In the railway stocks there
was an apparent feeling after prices. but
the bidding was for fractional lots and
no official bid was posted. except IN the
case Of Washington Railway common.
the best bid being S25 a share with the
Offering at $40
Selling of Mergenthaler with the nrice
down to lS6, continued to the extent of
thirty-three shares. the first sale being
1861. The copper stock sold in the largest
lots OF any issue, 200 Of Greene-Cananea
going at 5-S and 6. and the same number
Of Mitchell Mining selling at 50 cents a
share.
The belief was expressed yesterday bv
a prominent member Of the exchange thar
much better business and a general rise
in prices is in prospect. This member
said ne saw signs Of returning confidence
among the Washington investors. and 10
expected. he said. to see some of tbeD
coming into the market before the end of
the week
stocks at n Low Level.
Stocks. you see" pointing at the
board, are at an extremely low level
and if they are ever 10 = houebt vim
prospective profit. now is the time
Why, almost any stock there should rise
FIVE points within the next two weeks
with the better feeling now pervadipp
financial circles. Somebody will have 10
make the start, and 1 predict for that
man good returns upon his money"
change In the management OF one Of
the local New York brokerage Offices took
place yesterday. Harry L. Ludwig. man.
ager for Miller & Co. has resigned. and
the position has been filed by the ap-
pointment Of George L. Edmunds. for
merly manager for A. .. Brown < Co.
whose office was closed last week. Mr.
Ludwig will remain on duty for a few
days until the Office is working. smoothly
under the new head. The change in the
management Of the Washington Office was
effected last Monday In New York. both
Messrs Ludwig and Edmuuds being al
the Offices Of the company there.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov s.-SUGAR-The local market for
raw sugar held STEADY. at $50 for centrifugal. IS
test $40 for 50 test muscoado and sos Tor So test
molasses sugar. Refined sugar was dun The Lon
don market FOR beet sugar was steady. With Novem-
Der at ss sid and December at IS Esd
NAVAL STORES-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was duh and nominal. witl 5is asked for ma
chine-made barrels. Rosin was dull with 20 asked
for common 10 good strained Tar was duh. with
oil barrels quoted al 575a5.0o At Savannah spirits
twpentine was firm and quoted at B
BUTTER-Reeeipts for two days were I27s2 pack
ages. The market was finer this morning on the
highest grades Of table stock butter but there were
no marked changes IN prices OF creamery ofserinq,
Special sold at 3 aud extras at IA
EGGS-Receipts for two days were II IS cases
Fresh eggs show stil further advance. extra arsts
reaching 2sa29; frsts. sa27 and seconds. 3a5
Fresh sh-sathered extras. per dozen. Soasl; Western
fresI-g1thered extra frs,s. 2sas.
WHEAT-Weaker; sood business No ! Northern
Duluth, 20 arrive. nominal; No red T. O. B.
Leh; No. hard. nominal: No / macaroni L9
t. o. b.; 70. maearoni. LO21i: No. Manitoba
nominal; No. Manitoba. nominal Exporters took
30 loads. az outIorts parity.
CQRN-Weaker: fair inquiry. No. elevator 20;
NO. = T. 0. b.. 104. for early November; No ? vel
low, / o. b.. Ioss: No white. p {. O. b. for early
November. Exporters took % loads
OATS-Weak; moderate inquiry. Elevator rriees.
No. ; white 5a; No. white. s.; No. mixed. 81
MILL fEED-Slow trade. Spring bean. T0oround
sacks. TO arrive lake and rail- 2 10; middiinez n Ia
city bran. $50 in bulk; Western red dog s0e1. 10
arrive.
FLOUR-Steady; snail trade Spring patents 5so
as %; spring eisls 5.eos53; winter straiEhtS sll
ooo' winter clears, 4s0ai70; Kansas, in SACKS pat
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Homead Manor-HaHy Il. Wilson et al 70 Henry
b. Elicit. Tot Di. block a. SO
Anaeostla-CaToline Walker 10 Henry c. Jones. let
p. Sl50
Holmead AIanor-Charles H. Mixer q ux m Clans
J. Schwartz lot s. block a. So
lrgieside-Luther A Swartzcll to Lowry L. Morrill,.
LOT l0l block IA. Sl0o
East Capitol street. between Thirteeuth and Four
ieenih streets-Alice > Eaton 10 the executors
% samuel Thomas deceased, original lot g,
square lC35. SO
North Grounds Columbian UniTersity-C Charles II
l:Seseh TO Benjamin X. CatliH lot IS. block 4e
street street. southwest between Sixth and seventh
A McElvare. lot =. square $50 SO.
lie Droit Park-1IaTtha B. Melton et vir Thomas
h, 10 John c. Daucy. LOT 10. block :. SO.
Second street southwest. between " and streets
Ehzabeth T. Powell 20 Lena Rosenblatt tart
lot y, square @', So
Thirteenth street southwest, between an u
streets William J. johnson 20 Jerome b. stahl
pa1 lots Il and IS, sluare ~, $40
Barr farm-H. l.. Deno0n et al trustees. 20
John l. Massey. lot Is. section ;. $50. John
l. Massey et VA convey the same property %
James and Annie Waters. Aa0
Ninth street northwest. betseen and p streets
Anna r. shannon Il al. 10 George T. shannon
Iar lot j. square 593. Ng3-0
No OF VI street southwest-Autou Zichu ct ux
r. Mathilde Banmgsrten. lot q, square So s. 5o5
FHst street northwest. between p and Q streets
Charles J. Walker e Tx 70 Anna r. and Ber-
tha II. BuXman, lot E2 square 552 SO
kandle Highlands National Savings and Ti7lst Com
lany trustee 70 Annie l. Sinclair, lot q. Sfuare
si3 $50
fWeniy-Hrst street northwest between p and o
stEects-BaIhaTR johnson 20 Louisa Mile. parf
original lot IS square g.. SO
ITinidac-Alen G. Clark et ux t. Michae! r.
Ready lot H. block g $40.
Washington Heights-Ebenezer J. Hin 10 John II
Fishcr, lot s. block g. 80.
cleveland Pak-Jsmes " sampson e TX 10
G. Fred Cork. lot p block : SO
Eleventh street northwest between ] and streets
George X. Lee 70 Mary A Lee. part original
lot T. square 543 SO
DObbins AdditiOn-JamCs Martin Il ux 10 Omar
l.. and Matte T. Wilson lot 90 block "a $40
Eleventh street southeast between { and ID sfreers-
Nathaniel L. Fitzhugh al ux 20 Helen Mason
Chase, SO Guy n Noey q ux 10 same
nsht of way over part original lot s. square
q so. s.
street northeast. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-Helen NJ Chase 10 Heury f. HUlek
lot a. square l0le Sl0
twenty -hrst street northwest between and r
strctrs-lrTing Williamson e al trustees 10
Emanuel Speich lots g. g. g. s,aare 81. s. 500
Emanuel Speich Ct ux convey same rror.rr-y
20 John Daily SIC
Fourth street northwest, between r and : STREETS
Joseph Richards et Tx 70 Flora NJ. Gil. lot
S. s1uaue SIS. SO
Grant Park-John r. F. White e u1 TO John
Burl. lots Sc and S. block l. SO
Nefth taToiinA avenue southeast between Third
anc Fots-th srreets-IsabClla Rothert et Al ~
James q. Kent. lOt 8. square 7sl SO
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New ORLEANS.
spot Markets.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Nov. 6-CATTLE-Reccipts l4OOO head
estimated for Thursday, ZOO; market opened strong
closed weak. Prime beeyes. 5S0a7G0: fair 10 me
diun. 35oa5l5; stockers and feeders 2s0a46O; COWS
and heifers. 24oa5o0; Gamers lEa250: Texans.
340ai.50: Westerns. 3 l0a55
HOGS-Receipts. 4Oo head; estimated for
THURSDAY. H000; market generally one fourth lower
Light. 5OOa5.6j: roughs. 5IO mixed 5O5a5 s.; heayv
5l5a56o pigs l5oa5Z5.
sHEEP-Receipts 23.ooO head; estimated for
Thursday. 10000; steady 20 Is CENTS lower Native
sheep S.00a5 20; Western sheep 275a525: native
lRmbs. 42ja6o Western lambs 4Sa670
New York. Nov. 6.-CATTL -Reccipts 4 40 head d.
steers steady 70 firm. fat bulls finn. Others nm
changed. Fat cows. full steady. medium. and com
mon dull 10 Is cents lower; few cars uusod Steers
36Oas 20; oxen. 325a525; bulls 25oa45o: tail-ends
200: cows L0oai90; heifers 40a46V
CALYES-Receipts 1886 head Veals steadv
gussers shade lower; heavy Westerns duh and
easier; Others unchanged. EcaS SOFAS 50. cius
iOOa450; grassers. 3eoa25o: Westerns 25s5 oo.
dressed calves steady, city-dressed reals sizaIps
per pound country dressed calves. 7aIeB.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts 1910 head
Sheep steady; lambs STEADY 10 strong. Sheen
sz5a5 25; culls. 20oa3o0; lambs 6O0a7 60 two cars
7es: culls i5oa5.W
HOGS Receipts. ll.25o head. Market lover. at
625a6-5o: pigs included.
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line c. f. Pyne 500 ; years. 5 per cent semi
annually. Iot g block :. Same 90 Benjamin
+. Leighton and William A. Hill % secure
James W. simpson. 200 I 10 50 months. 6 per
cent, same pTUpeTty.
Square l4-Sylvauus A. Birch Ct TX. 10 ". ClaT
ence DuvaI and Thomas T. Woodward 70 secure
J. Benson Thomas. $ 90e. ? years. per cent
semi-anuually. lct s.
Dobbins' Additi0n-OInar l. Wilson et u1 10 VIII
lam 81. Levin and George 4. Linkins 20 secure
Emily " Belt SEQ, years. 5 per cent. semi
annually, lot %. block Is. Same 10 Robert Lee
O'Brien and Alvin G. Belt to seclre James
Martin $50. l TO IS months, pr cent. same
property
Square south Of square 9sO-Helen NJ Chase 20
William r. Hummer and John 3 Arnold 10
secure Helen b. Welch. S53s.ss. years. per
cent. seni-annusly. part Original lot s.
Reservoir Hiew-Chford NJ. Lewis e ux. 70 Louise
TilieuX and Charles h. Fred. 10 secure Edward
L. Spangler. $3.50. l year. per cent, semi
annually lot q block /
Square sl-JOhn DAILY e uL 70 Leonard W
GTOOmes and Charles Nheauey, % secure Viz
ginia r. Whea.ley. Seeo. ! year. per cent.
sen,i-Snnualy, lots 81. S. and g.
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supreme (O1Et Oh TIC OHtNrO ohAACSs
Present: The Chief Jrstioc. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice White Mr.. Justice
Peckham. Mr. Justice Mckenna Mr.. Justice
Holmes, Mr. Justice Day. and Mr. Justice Moody
T. Hart Anderson. Of Boston Mass. and Robert
b. Brown. Of Washington ID. C., admitted
TO practice.
No. 1 torignaD. Commonwealth Of Virginia. com
plainant, State Of West Virginia; leave granted
10 file replication: motion Of Mr.. Holmes Conrad
for the complainant.
No. 50. James A Curtin. trustee. appellant
Gertrude Tucker; passed for settlement; on mo-
ton Of Mr.. J. II. Sherbume. jr. for the appellee.
No g. The people Of the State Of New York
rel. Edward and John Burke. limited plAiutirs in
error rs James L. Nes et al. commissioners. Sc (;
argument continued bg Mr. George $. Coleman for
the defendants IN error and concluded by Mr.. Ed
mrnd Wetmore for she plaintiff in error.
No. 20. The Wabash Raiiruad Company. plaintiff
in error. The Adelbcrt College Of the Western
Reserve University Ct al. argument commenced by
Mr.. Rush TagEart for the plaintiff IN error and
continued by Mr.. John W. Warrington for the de
PENDANTS in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow n y o'clock
The day call for Thursday. November Z. viii be as
follows: Nos. 80. q, i5 81. A. i6. Il. 49, 81. and IS
land 81.
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CIrcuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No assignment for to-day.
Circuit Court No, =.
urSTrCE ANnFRSoN

JUSTICE ANDERSON
Henkel vs. kaun; verdict for plzintif for $50
Plaintiffs attorneys. NJ H. steamsn and W. H.
Shcles; defendants attorneys r. Ross Perry & Son
Mcdaniel Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company; order TO satisfy Judgment for costs out Of
fund in registry.
Miller Shoemaker Company vs. Sturgeon: Jury
sworn and discharged by consent and reference 10
auditor. Plaintiffs attorney. L. T. Everett; de-
PENDANTS solicitor, Hayden johnson.
Assignment for to-day:
No. l58. Sullivan Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. ]. W. Echols-R Ross Perry & Son and
q. Thomas Dunlop.
No. l5l. BlackInsn vs.. District Of Columbia ct al
Attorneys. Lester & Price-E. II. Thomas, r p
Myers. and +. II. Bogley.
No. g. Poates National Correspondents Instf-
tute. ATTORNEYS. ". c. Prentiss-E. L. Gies
No. 76. Jaquette vs.. Capital Traction Compaur
Attorneys. Evans. Benson & Poultney-R. Ross
Perry & Son and G. T. Dunlop.
No. a6. International Trust Company vs. Howard
Attorneys. W. c. Clephsne-B. H. Warner jr
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ents. 5Z5a5 30: Straighfs 475a5 x: clears 42saA70
RYE FLOCR-Firm; limited supply We quote
L s5a5 So
CORN MEAL-Steady: moderate inquiry Kiln
dred for export. 375a5-s0; coarse meal In bags LB
ais
Choice quoted al 300a3 10.
HAY-Weak; trade small Receipts. lsD tons
Prime timothy, lis; No :. Llo, Ne. ? los. 40.
J. %
STRAW-Quiet. easier. Long ne. T5aSo
HEEF-S -Sfeecy; moderate demand Family 1ssla
1880: racket. lcocslcsC
FORK Fhmi lisht business. NIess. IssaI7.S
fauir I5 GlaEol
IALL'h-llEH; unsettled City. in hogsheads s
LARD Weak Prime Western. 900. citv s25. ~
hned Coatineaf. 80; South American. 70: resn
brazilian, il kess, n.e; city stearine. 9ss. o7.5
stearine easy; New York and Chicago, 3.
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c. A. V. HnrtIeben, ID. ID. 8. of Wash
ington, Writes Letter Which May
Be of Great Interest TO skin
Sufferers of This City.
Washington. % @ Oct

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c. A. V. HARTLEBEN, d. D. s.
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Have Strong support.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller 4 Co.. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1855 + street north
west
New York. Nov 6-The market was something Of
holiday affair, little general interest being shown
There was an absence q news bearing on the situa-
tion either from the South OF from Wall street and
this tended % produce somethiug Of deadlock
There was strength early IN the day. but the COW
erng Of shorts and the talk u large short interest
which. on account of the inability 10 move cotton
In the South, owing TO scarcity Of funds is apt TO
hold prices until the situation Is relieved Heavy
selling wiped out the rise as the day advanced. The
holding question is for the time being one largely
Of a compulsory character. because of want of
money Under normal conditions, which We look
for before great while. the market should ease Of
considerably. in spite Of the advantage now enjoyed
by the bull clique.
Liverpool is due 20 come lO14 to z lower in the
morning.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular call. y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction IS. 1.oo0 at III. 500 at Ill.
Washington Railway aud Electric Is. sl.ooo at IS,
S00o at Is. $1,000 az IN.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. Is
at g.
Norfolk ana Washington Steamboat. at 800.
Washington Gas. . at 20.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. ! at GO. 3 at
g. al 59iz. at 60
Mergenthaler 10 at 1854, 10 Ak 1851, 10 at 1916.
at la6.
Greene Csnanea. 100 at 81 tbuyer 6O). 100 at s.
Mitchell Mining, 100 at \. 50 at y. at y. IS
az T.
National Metropolitan Bank , at 2el, 10 at 30.
After call-National Metropolitan Bank. al 30
Washington Gas 10 at 20.
United States coupon S. 500 at l02
Capital Traction s. $500 at ll0A $1,000 at n0ss.
Following the closing quotations yeSter-
days local stock market
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, November 9. 1oo7.1

IS. lS9o fled with petition for probate. Attorney.
G. Percy Mc(ilue
Estate of William W. Birth petition for probate
OF viii filed. Attorney. b. r. Leighton.
Estate Of Sarah A White; letters Of collection
granted TO William d. Sullivan; bond. S. 900. At
torney, NJ. J. Colbert
In re Edward p. Donovan; order 10 encumbeI
estate Attorney. NJ. J. Colbert
Estate of Martha L. Matthiot; eaVeat filed. At
toncys. Maddox q 3atiey.
Estate of Barbara Z. SchWak; viii dated June 49,
1902 fled
Estate Of Arthur c. Newman; petition for letters
q administration hled. Attorney. James A
TOomey.
Estate Of William H. Winters viii dated October
A. 1907 fled
Estate oi Maud T. Porter; viii dated March q.
1901 hlcd
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Henry Koch; viii admitted to probate
and letters testamentay granted to John II Rnp-
pert; bond. Sloo- Attorney. James A. Teomey.
Estate Of Josephine Koch; VIII admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentary granted 10 John
RUPERT; bond $500. Attorney. James A Toomey.
Estate Of John g. Barthel; order to transfer stock
Attorney. A. II. Bell
Estate Of Sophronia A. Paige letters Of admin
istration granted to Edwin C. DuttOn: bond 500
Attorney, Z. 9. Dutton
IN Sahatino Moretti: order to pay attorneys
fee. Attorney. NJ D. Campbell
In re Alice J. Reardou: cause referred to auditor
Estate Of Catherine Connor; VII dated October
H. 1907. fled
Estate Of Edwin NJ. Truell petition for probate
Of viii filed. Attorney Isaac r. Hit. IT,
Estate OF Annie McGinness; win dated Decembz
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Fort Nfrer ErhihIt.

The regular exhibitions in the riding han
at Fort Myer will commence at o'clock
Friday afternoon. November Is. and be
continued on each subsequent Friday at
the same hour during the season unless
prevented by unforeseen Interruption. Ad-
mission viii be by ticket only. and these
may be procured by applying to the ad-
lutant.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

United States George L. Goodacre violating
gambling law; jury respi;ed. Attorneys H. T. Davis.
Campbell Darlington. and r. B. Behrend
Assignment for to-day:
United States vs. Daniel J. Callahan.
United States Charles Simonds.
United States vs.. Lewis Bstemau and Harry VII
son.
United States Hunter Smith. Harry Z. VII
son. and John z. GSllam.
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ASKED, IBID.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulation-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital It's books are open.
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New York. Nor. 6.-There was declining trend
in domestic grain markets to-day Oaeripgs were
largo and support feeble, Notwithstanding compsra-
lively satisfactory cables and good export buSi-
ness in whclt The scarcity Of money is a urumi
nent inlluence
Corn quiet and slightly lower
fair export business Is reported in wheat bs,t
corn IS quiet
The prices for futures follow:
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Eauity suits.


No. Zfi9 HEM C. Jones vs. Louis J. smith
trustee. ct al to substitute trustee. Complsinants
solicitor, George {. Gertman
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New Day Line to
OLD POINT.
JAMES TOWN,
and NORFOLK
AT REDUCED RATES.
PARE. SO ROUND TRIP: SO one way.

Leave Washingtoa. Rley's wharf 9Th 81, sw. at
a. m eycIy saturday Tuesday. and THURSDAY.
Leave Norfolk. Camrhcil's wharf. every Monday.
wednesday. and Fuday. al : IS a. n. Al classes
% tiesets reading va Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co q. < o. X + K p and y 4
". Ry-. between Washington. Exposition and Nor
folk, either direction, sll be scsIted ier trans
pCrtatl0u hy this company
Ticket Office. litn and Pa ave NV. New NorfcIk
Washington and KichInoud steamship Line.
W. J. FLOURNOY. L. T. 4.
L. =. WOOLLEN C. T. A
J. b. CLINEDINsT. q. 2 A. Norfolk
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 1914 Roach d AIusser Sash and Door Com
fany vs Thomas Il. Riley: note, SOS 81 Plaintiff $
sttomey. y. III. WaIace