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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Lutz Estate-John 4. Iutz et TX 70 Andrew 2.
Duyall and Joseph d. Sullivan TO secure Clara
A. Lutz, surviving agent Of Lutz estate. $500. 2
year. Ter cent. semi-aunually. all bis interest
in Lutz estate.
Llncoln-HarTy Kcuney et ux 10 Wallace T. Chap
msn and Thomas Walker to secure Alice v
Carroll. $50. ! to lN months. per cent, rart
lot Is section 5.
Square 3l--AIargarct Carr to Watson J. Newton and
William II. Saunders. 10 secure o. H. Rudlung
500 years. 6 per cent. semi-auuualy part
original let 4.
Square Z55-Hauy Kstz ct al. 10 j. Edward Lewis
and Prank A. Jones. 20 secure Fred c. Jones'
SJoc. l 10 30 months per cent. lot lso
Pleasant Pains-Middaugh & shannon 10 Frank j.
Dicudonue and James Berry. to secure Perpetual
Building Association. Sl3,750 lets q to S., square
26.
Square 2O6-Edith fleetwood 70 American Security
and Trust Company. 70 secure National Savings
and Trust Company. 500. years. per cent
semi-aupually, lot IL
Square SIS and Columbia Heights-Mary S. Fuller to
julius I. Peyser and Frank A. Harrison. 10 Sc
cure Richard A. Curtin. 81 0O0 year. per cent
seniannnally lot A. square e55. and part lot e
block s. Columbia Heights.
Square k5-Igatius H. Degen TO Wharton Il Lester
and Michael J. Colbert. to secure The National
Permanent Building Association. s. 500 lot l7s
Rsndle Highiands-Walter b. Wailich ct TX. 10
Oscar O Brothers. jr.. and Roger Mailing 70
se0re Sarah +. Harding. Al5O years 5 per
cent, semiannually. lot 2. square 55S7.
Mount PleaEant-Aiiddaush & shannon to Wharton
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. F. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chipman.
manager. I3Ol street northwest
New York, june IS-Except a little Reakncss
early. due 10 uncertainty 20 the effect Of the
Presidential nominations upon financial conditions
the market to-day strong. and closed from 20
10 points higher than the opening The rise In the
market was gradual, and while July cotton more
than repeated the performance Of Yesterday there
was no great excitement and prices held firmly
to make a break. July closed firm at l07s The
market tonight is in excellent condition, with the
bulls in high feather and hopeful Of better things
tomorrow.
Receipts at the ports 700 bales against 7sis
last week and 2506 last year. Tor the week 60 OOe
bales against g. 223 last week and 255s5 last year
Receipts at New Orleans were 3.5l2 bales. against
% last year. and at Houston. 1854 bales. against l35
last year.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Guccs quoted are uholesale)


The wholesale market yesterday, especially IN
poultry and eggs was little easier. with a tendency
TO clip Of a little on the prices Of large lots In
other lines there was practically no change in
conditions or prices
BUTTER Creamery. fancy. 2sifa2si1. d.. Western
Arsts 2i125 do seconds. 912l process fancy 2la25:
do fair 10 good l9a29; dairy choice l7als. good
!G. stoTe-packcd. fresh lialJ.
CHEESE-Market finn and active on all kinds
New York State factory, large. l3i4als; do. small
old. lial4lz do. summer. snail, l21a3. Virginia 10
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia. loss Of, l6HaI7;
average. Is: West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
l6i Tennessee, l6; North Carolina. l5la
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. fancy. spring. 22a2i;
1eus. "a. ROSTERS 2; ducks. large l0alI; do. small
D. geese. 7as; turkeys. toms. per D., Z: do hens
I5al4. do. thin. 10: keats TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys hens. uudravu.
Per h., Is; do. average. undrawn. IA do. thin.
l0al2. toms. Il; chickens. spring large 30; small
Ga50; hens choice. l5ali: ROSTERS g: ducks lOal2
geese. oal0
DRESSED MEATs-Hams country. sugar cured.
2llL
VEGETABLES Potatoes. home grown. Der busbel
'Oasl; new. per bb- L0oa250: Mccormack. per
bushel co. sweet potatoes. Der bbl 265a3 90 aspara
gus per box. i.ooas0o cabbage. per cwt.. Saso
Early York. per bbl. 75aLOo; South Carolina 90
a50 each; celery Florida. per crate 2OOa25O do per
bunch. 5a75: cucumbcrs Florida per basket 75a2 %
nearby. per basket eaL75 eggplants per crate, 25O
a5C0; kale per bhl. Goal5 lettuce, home groun par
oulr sI--uyr oulunS BellhH4lt crate. LtanZ.Ul
do. Texas, per crate l65; do, Ohio per bushel
Sas0; peas. per basket 5GalZj; home grown. per
bbl. 25oo3o; rhubarb. per bunch. LoOa2O0 rad
shes. per l0o s0al0): string beans green per bls-
kct. 3ooaAO0; tomatoes. Florida, fancy. per crate
AO0a32j; squash. Florida. per basket SAILS
GREEN FRUITS-Oranges, Florida bright per
box, 225 DO, russets. 2&; California nayels. 3SOa
100; grape fruit, Florida, per box. 2.50aAO0; cram
berries. per box. 200a3D; do. per barrel 5Ooae
peaches, Georgia, per crate. 1Ooa2O0; cantalOupes
per crate. 2o0a2J0: strawberries 4a3; pineapples
per crate. 275a300; peaches. Florida. per crate
200a3oo; huc1ebcies. per qrar l0al5; blackberries
per quart, sail; apples, June. per bbl, I.59a200
SUNDRIEs- -Beeswax. % tallow, a; honey. white
clover lib. new, l3; do. 2lb. new l0al2; ginseng
per h., 5ooa6.0O; Seneca per H.. 40: Golden Seal
sOaij; Pink. l2ali: Mandrake 2a3; Snake Root IS.
GRAIN-Wheat, Southern on grade, Sass; rye
i5a50; c0gn. sheled. white. slaS5: d. yellow sOas5:
do car. 32ja40O oats. Western white, No. 2. 6la
g.; do, mixed. 5sa60
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free of burs.
per ID. @a2; wool. unwashed. free Of burs per h..
l7al7la; wool. bury per h.. l5al5: Hides, green.
per h., ); do. dry. per h.. SAG; Sheep skins
green. each. I5aS5: do. dry each. Ba60; calf skinA
green each. Local o.
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DEATH RECORD.

Lucy johnson, Washington Asy Hosp. s. years.
Infant # Robt. B. and Emrna E. Anders0D s tsvs-
John w. Potter lil6 S5,h ST. NV. a years
Gsiena Buhman. Washington Asy Hosp ?. wears.
Margaret j. Simms. Govt. Hosp for Insane. r US.
John CamnAck, 3553 BriEhtwood ave. NV, 70 years.
Lena Echner Sibley Hospital. 20 years.
Mary B. Brown. so 9th ST. sW. q yearS
John Cults. SO Callan ST. ne. months.
Edwin Harris. 1909 II st. NV. = wears
John Il. Bates. s07 9th ST. NV, 6 years.
COLORED.
Ethel Haley Chidren's Hospital -cars.
George W. Hill, Stanton ave, Hi dale, d. C..
months.
james II. Butler, so5 Elm s. nv. g years.
Charles johnson. 8 Columbia terrace. 3 wears.
Bernice ". Carson. 40 Delaware ave sw uos
Mary Gibson. 2iI5 SHOWS court NV. s5 wears
Marshall D. Gaines. III Z 81 NV, 2s years.
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New York.
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore June B.-Following are the official
prices to-day:
Western sSiSaeSh; June e6h July. 81: August. %;
steamer No. red, eo24ae8 receipts. 2ols bushels
exports. L625i bushels: Southern on grade e2as5
CORN-Spot mixed. T5; No. white rs; July. rs;
September 70; steamer mixed. Il; receipts l9.OS5
bushels; Southern yellow corn. 70
0ArS-Stock In elevators, 1904 bushels; ship
meuts from elevators. 6SoS bushels White. No. .
heavy 5oi1a59; do, No. light 10 medium. 5sa5sl1
do, No g. heavy Ga5S; do, No, medium, 6Ssfa
b7'k: do. No 3 light. 5ea6l9: do. No. 4, Light %
heavy. Sa5i; mixed. No. 8 So; DO. No. 3. 5la58li
do. No. 4. 52a53.
RYE-Stock in elevators. $40 bushels: shipments
from elevators 2OO bushels. No Western ne. ex-
port. ssa9o; No. ; Tys Western. uptown delivery
e6aSl.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
MAY USE POLICEMEN.
Commissioners Hope TO Enforce New
Child Labor Law.

It is probable that the Commissioners
viii be obliged 10 Use two members OF
the police force as inspectors 10 enforce
the new child labor law, passed by the
recent session Of Congress.
When the law was passed the necessary
appropriation for the salaries Of the two
inspectors named was omitted, and ac-
cording to an opinion OF the corporation
counsel received by the Commissioners.
they are not empowered TO permit any one
10 work for the District without COM
pensauon. Commissioner Mcfarland has.
therefore. made the recommendation that
two members OF the police force be ap-
pointed 70 serve.
This plan meets with the approval OF
the other Commissioners. provided that
two policemen can be spared from the
force. a very large number Of officers
are doing detail duty at present and II
may not be feasible TO further reduce the
active force. However II Maj. Sylvester
gives assurance that the men can be
spared, they VIII be appointed
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June H-BUTTER-Rsceipts 7oli
packages steady. Creamery extra Z3h hrsts. 22ika
o. State dairy. tubs finest. Q.
EGGS-Receipts 10 si3 cases: firm. Nearby white
fancy, 2 do, mixed. fancy. 20a2i; Western extra
1rSts lTalS, do. first. l6al6la.
MILL FEED-Unscttlcd. Bran. lO0-lb sacks. 10
arrive 3@; middlng. 22s5; city bran. in bulk.
2D
OATs-Trade dull. No white. So: No 2 white.
57M
FLOUR-strong but lfeless Spring patents. 550a
5s5 spring clears. ADai5o: winter strEights Ana
go winter clears. 390ai TO-
RYE FLOUR-Steady but quiet
CORN MEAIy-Inactivc: small supply
HAY-Reccipts. L77o tons; steady; trade moderate.
Prime timothy, s.; No. l. e5a90.
srRAW-Easy; small trade.
BEEF-Firm and fair inquiry. Family l6OOal7, ,OOl
packet. liOOal6O0
P0RK-strung; modcrate trade Mess. l55oal5.75
family, l700al750
TALLOW-Quist City. IN hhds.. 5Aa5z.
LAkD-lrreg1lar Prime Western. 9.2: city g 50;
Feaned. Continent 9.so; do, South American, 975.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago June 1s.-CATTLE-Recei Il. 900 head /;
market 10 20 Is cents lower. Prime beeves 640a
Sis; COWS and hcifers. 22a640: Gamers 2sOa30
HOtrS-Receirts 1900 head; market steady.
Light 55la5..5; rough. AS0a5 50. pigs 4.AOa525
SHEEP-RCccipts 1900 head; market 10 10 IS
cents lower. Native and Western sheep 3l0a5M
New York. June ls.-CATTLE-Receipts 100
head; steady. Dressed beef steady at l0lsal21k
CALYBS-Receipts. go head; slow and yeals weak.
no buttennika Common 10 Prime Teals 65Oa7 50 |;
cllls AOCa6O0 Dressed calves slow; city dressed
vcals 9l5al2: country dressed 7a7iz
SHEEP AND BAMBS-Recepts 3 90 head; sheen
steady: slow but IS 20 % cents higher Sheep sold
az 350l5l0
HOGs-Receipts. $50 head: finn. Prime New
York State hogs sold late yesterday at 6oOa6l0 Der
100 pounds.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Quotations furnished By Z. y. Hutton Co.
members Of the New York STOCK Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. c. B0Wio Chipman. man
sger. 1901 street northwest.
Chicago. june ls-Wheat opened lower. ou better
weather conditions in the Southwest rallied sharply
on predictions Of showers in portions Of the South
vest but later lost the advance under small pTo.es-
siond trade. The late trading was influenced By
talk Of better weather IN the Southwest and poor
cash demand. while prominent wire house was
reported heavy seller.
The advance in corn was attributed 20 weather
and crop damage reports but the principal advance
was In july and was on covering Of shorts and tax
ing In OF hedges originally put out 10y the May bull
party against cash and Nay holdings
Oats were fairly active and firm. influenced BY the
strength IN corn. moderate receipts. and quite nu-
merous claims Of crop damage or deterioration.
Provisions we're fairly active and firm on rather
small receipts Of hogs. firm live hog prices and fair
commission-house buying
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

by Mss Marie Tempest IN next weeks
revival Miss Walker VIII appear as Su-
zanne Trevor, In which role she Will
have an opportunity TO more than de-
light her admirers. IN addition 10 sgd
ney Mather. Edward Ellis. Ralph Kel-
lard. and Frances Keenan,. Miss walker
VIII be supported by Alice Butler. George
CASTOR, Alfred Hudson. ST., Percy
Leach. and Jane COwl. the beautiful
young woman who made such a decided
impression IN Mrs. Lefingwelps Boots
at the Columbia last week. Next weeks
Offering. The Freedom Of Suzanne"
viii signallze Miss Walkers entrance
into managerial fields, as after next
Saturday night she VIII be IN sole con-
pany.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

At the regular call en- the Washington
Stock Exchange yesterday little happened
beyond a few jokes among the brokers
about the rumored merger OF the two
local street railway companies and the
convention at Chicago. The list was call
ed, with the sale Of 50 shares Of Wash
ington Railway and Electric common and
10 shares Of the preferred stock OF the
same company. Try as the president
Of the exchange might, he could get no
trades.
After call the exchange settled down
to little business selling $1,000 in bonds
and S2 shares Of stock. Washington Rail-
way and Electric 4s sold at sos. and the
stock at So
Prices held up well in what may be
called a dull market.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
JUNE 10 IN AMERICAN HISTORY.
lsio-The FIRST assembly Ct virginia met at James

lsle-The first assembly og Virginia met at James
town.
ll5-A convention Of the States AZ AIharr proposed
union for defense against the common enemy.
Delegates were present from New Hampshire
Massachusetts,. Rhode Island. Connecticut.
Pennsylvania Maryland and New York
FSl-Assault on Fort IS by the Americans under
Gen. Greene who were rcpused.
lIs3-fhe army officers stationed AZ NCwhur-h y.
Y. met upon the suggestion q Baron Steuben
and orrGrize themselves into an association
under the name Of the Society Of the Gin
Cinnltus.
li65-Nathauiel Greene an officer in the Rerolu-
tiouary army. died. aged forty-six.
l79i-Richard Henry Lee. q Revolutionary patriot.
died.
lsu-sAmue Chase, a Judge Of the United States
supreme Court. died.
lsl9-Assent Of Massachusetts, TO tho separation Of
Maine.
lss2-slarey in the Territories prohibited BY act Of
Congress
lss5-west Virginia admitted az State into the
Union
ls6i-Alahema sunk by the Rcararge OF Cherbourr
s61-Maximiiian Emperor q Mexico and his states
men. Miramcn and Mciil after trial. shot
lS7S-Susan b. Anthony fined fer violation Of elec-
tion laws IN New YoIk
lsTs-Lieut. Schwatka started In search Of Franklin
relics
lqc7-Interstate Commerce Commission asked 10 IN
vcStigate German shipping trust, which Il a
menacs 10 American commerce.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore June la-Foliowing are the Official
prices established BY the Fruit and Produce Asso-
citation:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy per h.. 2fza25: imi-
tat!on. per b. iSa20: Mary land and Pennsylvania
rolls. t. store-packed Ohio Il do. West Virginia
IT. Maryland. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints.
L.
LIVE POULTRY Spring chickens. per pound.
large. 22a2i; DO. small to medium lsaeO: old hens.
heavyweight l21al3; ducks puddle. large. old 10;
do. old Muscoyy and m0ngrel. %: Pekins l0ail.
BGGS-Mar1land. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts.
lT'5 Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Virginia. III
MC,tCu nrsts. n'5. West Virginia, ira
FLOUR-Winter extra 365a3s5; do. clear. a95a
40. do. straight. 4.l5a43 20. DO. patent. 45Ml60:
spring clear. sl5a4s5. do. Straight Aea5l5: do.
patent. 5Ea5 %: City Mills best patent. SO. do.
high grade patent SD: straight 4sl: do choice
family. 460; extra. i0oai.l5. Rye houT medium to
choIce sSaAqO
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
French pank statement.

Paris. June 1S-The Bank Of France to-
day reported in its weekly statement the
following items: Notes in circulation de-
creased 23.550.O00 francs. treasury deposits
increased S3.I750OO francs, general deposits
increased 23.35O.00O francs. gold in hand
increased 19.S50.oO0 francs. silver in hand
increased 4,475,0)0 francs. bills discounted
increased 4750.000 francs, advances de-
creased 9,2Z5,O0O francs. Closing: Three
per cent rentes. % francs 50 centimes for
the account Exchange on London, .
francs y 1-2 centimes for checks.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
German Bank Statement.

Berlin. June B-The Imperial Bank OF
Germany to-day reported the following
Items in IT'S weekly statement; Cash in
hand increased $4,000 marks. loans in
creased 5.179,000 marks. discounts de-
creased S1.179.O0O marks. treasury bills de-
creased 11,6S2.O00 marks. notes in circula-
tion decreased 51,O42,OOO marks, deposits In
creased IS. 10000 marks. The rate Of dis
count is reduced from 4 1-9 per cent to 4
per cent.
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Criminal Court No. a.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No assignments for to-day.
Probate Court.
IrSrICE nnTIn


Estate of George d. Steloy; order admitting VII
10 probate and record and letters tostamentary
bond. 500 Attorney. II. &. Kimbau
Estate q Mar &. Brown; viii dated Oc1UrvI Al.
1906; petition for probate and record q viii and
letters testamentary. Attorney G.. p Hoover.
Estate o. May IT, Lewis; order e1teoding time 70
fic transcript.
Estate O; David Murphy; order for Correction Of
af3lavit
Estate q John Moore; viii dated April 35 1903
naming Cornelius johnson executor.
Estate q Margaret A. Gibson: petition for let
tiers q adminitntiou. Attorney. Clinton James.
Estate q Susan VI. Grace: viii dated October 3,
lP0i, naming Henry Z. Gnce and Nancy Wright
executors
Estate q Barbara Keller petition for probate and
rccrrd q VIII and letters testamentary. Attorneys
J. Il. MoTiarity and r. l. Montague.
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British Bank Statement.

London. June 1S-The Bank OF England
in its weekly statement to-day reported
the following items: Total reserve IN
creased el.O22.Ol0 circulation increased
$500 bullion decreased s232.O 900 other
securities increased e551. 900, other depos-
its increased ei. 10000. public deposits
increased $1,000. notes reserve increased
3l0U.OoQ government securities IN
creased e65.O0O
The proportion Of the banks reserve
10 liability is 51.06 per cent; last week il
was J0.65 per cent. The rate Of discount
Is 2lR per cent.
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ORDER DECLARED VOID.
Justice Wright Renders Decision
Against Secretary of the Interior.

Justice Wright Of the District Supreme
Court, has decided that the order of the
Secretary of the Interior which disbarred
from practice before the department
James II. Spaulding, Edward w. spauld-
ing. Milo B. Stevens e. Co. and Edgar I.
Gaddis is void on the ground that II is a
violation Of the fifth amendment Of the
Constitution.
In the case Of Harvey Spauldlng an
other disbarred attorney. the court over
ruled the demurrer, and sustained the
Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
DAILY COURT RECORD


z. Lester and Michael j. Colbert. 10 secure The
National Permanent Building Association. Sle.-
800 lots 76 % 81. square 2S95.
Pleasant Plains-Nliddsugh & Shannon Incorporated
10 B. Francis saul and James F. shea, 20 secure
Harry NJ Ellis. Ns,5lo. year, per cent, semi
annually. lots 70 10 Is. square 295.
Square 55-Daniel ". HeTriott co uz. 10 National
Savings and Trust Company. 10 secure American
Security and Trust Company, 500 3 years, S
per cent. seni-annually lots 2 and q
Square 5I-Lena Il. Graham and Wilhelmina c.
Hartmann TO Leon Tobriner and Byron Z.
Graham, to secure John scrivener. $500. 3 years.
per cent semi-annuely. part lot q
Square ss3-Mary b. Drown 20 Henry II. Bergman
and Charles Schafr. to secure The Northern
Liberty Gcrman-AmeTican Building Association
NO. 8. 5000. part original lot l.
SQUARE l0J5-W. Scott Walker 70 BENJAMIN r
Leighton and George F. Williams, % secure
Emegtine r. Terhineer, 5000 3 years per
cent, seni-annually, lots p, g. and s.. Brenda
t. Mockabee 10 same, 10 secure same s. 600. 3
years. per cent semiannually lots 80 and 81.
Reservation l2-Guy =. Warren 70 Union Trust
Thomas Z. Waggaman bankrupt, s. 0oo years
per cent. semi-annually lot :.
square 5l6-Martin L. Harper et ux. 10 Frank A.
harrison and James L. Pennybacker to secure
Emma NJ. Edmonds. 5000 years. per cent
semiannually lot 80
square lE0-Bliza McC. Radford et viz Stephen K
. TO National Savings and Trust Company. to Sc
cure American Security and Trust Company
lot g.
Whitney Close-John C. Myers et ux. 70 2. Francis
saul and Walter Z. Hilton 70 secure Harry ~
Ellis. $500. years per cent SEMI annually
LOT z. block 10. Eliza J. Cowen 70 same. TO Sc
cife same debt, lot II. block 10 Merten r.
DueSett 70 same, same debt lot T. block TO-
John g. Meyers et ux. 70 =. Francis Saul and
Herbert Shannon. 10 secure Aliddaugh & shan
non. Inc. &5 monthly payments per cent
lot II. block 10 Eliza J. Cowen 10 same. 20
secure same debt, lot H. block 10 Same 70
sane. 70 secure same. a.o69 monthly payments
per cent. lot H. block 10 Antoinette F.
Peterson 70 B. Francis Saul and James T. shea
20 secure Harry NJ. Ellis. Sg5. 3 years per
cent, seni-RInually. lot l3 block TO-
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CArTLE-EItra. per ewt.. 65oas.oOi butcher. G5Oa
500; common. 20oa30o.
HoGs-PCr Cwt. Toss 5e5a5.75; ordinary pel
cwt. 5ooa5.25.
sHEEP-Prme SoOalO0; common. 25oaSoo
LANfBS-Spring 7a7i6 medium. 7.
CALNES-Prime. per b.. 81; medium. Tlhas,
grass 3ai.
cows-Prime, fresh. each N.oa5arOi comrsOn,
D.ooa3oOO: old and dry GOOalOOO
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY E. T. Vutton & Co..
members Of tho New York Stock Exchange. G.
Bowie Chapman. manager. 1901 street northwes,.
sales 10 noon on.......... 90,4OO shares
Iotai saieS' S'.-........... .2ts7 800 shares
Call money! High, ia; low. y cl, ia.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

No. Hs7s, The 2. 7. Brooks Company vs. Alfred
Richards; appeal from justice of the peace. At
toreys. BrandCnburg-W. c. Prontiss-
No. j67,. Emma J. StGarn vs. NIaurioe J. Ready
account SE556. At,0ney J. b. HarnCu.
No. 1s7s. George A. Fraser vs.. Alois Holderith
e Al. notes. SIS. Attcrneys. Leckie. Fulton & Cox
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

New York. June ls.-WHEAT-Wesker. but dull
No. Northern Duluth, new crop. % arrive ia:
No. 2 red. (. o. b.. spot. 80; No. red. T. o. b.,
late July. 81 No. hard, new crop. T. o. b. l052-
CORN-Stroug. but dull. No. elevator. II; No
?. T. 0. b., 76 nominal; No 2 white, nominal.
RYE-Steady. but quiet.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call. II O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric common. 50
az 81
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 10
at 30.
l05
Capital Traction S. $500 at 10
Union Trust AZ Il5
Washington Railway and Electric preferred IS
at 50.
United States Trust. at e5.
Columbia Title Insurance 4 az 81
Washington Railway and Electric 4s 81 900 at s0ss
$1,000 at s0S 5000 at sos.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterdays
rfn. .f,o-
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When you have lost or found anything
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald and bill will be sent you al
I cent word.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States ". Hyde-Benson, Dimogr Schneider
conspiracy; On trial Attorneys. A. s. Worthington.
A. A. Bimey Il. G. Donaldson, J. c. Campbell,
and F. r. Nanderbeer
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished ny z. F. Hutton & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange g. Bowie
Cbipman. manager. 1901 street northwest
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Equity Suits.
Inwauffa.

Nc. 27S73 John II. Gregory vs Viola Z GreFory
divorce. Attorneys. Mcneil * Mcneil.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. June s.-Following are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange;
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GOVERNMENT BOHDs.

New Yors. June is.-Unitod State. government
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals
Adjourned from day TO day.

court OF ADDenISs
Adjourned from day to day
Equity Court No. 4.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No HS67. Moran vs.. Anacostia Brick Company
receiver authorized TO complete kiln Of brick At
tonleys, W. 6 Gardiner. J. c. Mattingly. and
f. \. Hopewel-C. J. Graf.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignments for to-day.
Circuit COurt no. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
No assignments for to-day.
CIrcuif Court No, =
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

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