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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTIoNEER.

ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCrIONEER
Trustees Sale of Two Frame
Dwellings Nos. 486 and oI8 F
Street Southwest; Unimproved
Lot on 9th Street Between D
and E Streets Southwest and
Two Unimproved Lots on F
Street Between 9th and 10th
Streets Southwest.
BY virtue of the authority contained I'm a Ger.
tain d"e'i In trust the undersigned trustees will
of'r for sale by public auction in front of the
FF laas On Al Af na
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following de.
TIE east 5 feet font To, Of lot 1t end the west
20 feet front Of lot IS by the depth thereof
In square 80 improved by large frame dwell
Ing; No $50 street southwest. with large
MMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
the soEth IS feet front by the depth of lot Z
in square ~, on 9TH street between ID and Il
''r T sH1 s1g,' rTs tnn,m prove, ~
,lvciiins No. ais + stree, southwest. with
MMFDIArEi.Y THEREAFTER
70 lots = an 10 10 square $50 tunmproved! each
between 9,h ana 10th southwest
Terms: one-third cash. balance in SIX and
purchaser A deposit of s1Oo on each parcel re-
CURED at the time of sale. Terms of sale to he
Otherwise property will be re- old ut cost of de.
'aultins purchaser. All eonveyancing. recording.
HOSEA b. MouLToN.
WILLIAM e. AMBROSE.
yrHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
Indefinitely. BY order Of
I.osEA b. MouLTOS.
WILLIAM f. AMBROSE.
Trustees.
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PALMISTRY.

NINE RITA THE WORLDS GREATEST
palmist and astrologef now holding receptions
at 723 9th st.
Fec zoe jv3O-2Ots
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ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCTIONEER
Rare Opportunity to Pur=
chase Business Proper
ty and Dwelling inn
Southeast Washington.

Ey irtu" of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia passed in Probate
t@nse No 1918. the undersigned administrators
The PREMISES. on THURSDAY, THE TWEEN
TiEFii DAY OF AUGUST. \. p. 1905. AT FIVE
Q in square numbered .03. improved by premises
- Sih ST Sc. occupied as store, bakery and
Dwelling. subject TO first deed of trust for
$500. recorded in Liner 22I2 folio 317 of the
land records of the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: The purchase price ibeing the
equity in The above described property payable
in cash. deposit of 500 required at time Of
sale. Conveyanc!ng. recording and notarial fees
~ cost of purchaser Terms of sale to be COM
Piled with within twenty days from date OF sale
otherwise the right is reserved to resell the
property. at the risk and cost Of the defaultiny
purchaser. after five days advertisement pub
lished in Washington newspaper
JOHN II. ARENDES.
FREDERICK W. ARENDES
Administrators c. I. a.
WOLF & ROSENBERG. Attorneys
auiJ-d&ds Jenifer building.
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HAMBURG AMERICAN
l|OMD0M-P HAMBURG
Bluecher. Aug. 13 kaiserin. .Aue. 20
Pretoria. Aug. 10 Waldersee. Aug. %
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED
COMPANIES OFFICE. ~ BROADWAY. n. Y.
E. F. DROOP & SONS. 925 PA. AVE.
fv17-tf
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STEAMSHIPS.

Clark's Round the World Tours.
Escorted parties Of particular excellence under
skilled leadership. with membership limited to
twelve persons. leave New York Nov. 81 Gnclud-
ing Burma and Java. Dec. (nc1uding Burma);
from San Francisco. travelling westward Nov.
10. Strictly inclusive fares Of 81. 200 up for
tours OF 10 to 205 days. Write F. C. CLARK,
400 Times bldg. y. Y. R. NJ. HICKS. 1906 F
st. NV, Washington. auS-s tn, tn. 12t
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BY SEA ITO M]AQN]IE,

WV @l6G, i W 7WNuNt5.
SPECIAL scTas,d To-Day DAYS. $500
Sold only at ticket Office on New Pier 20, e. R.
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
SHORT SEA TRIP ON THE COAST.
Sailings: Monday 10 am; Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday. pm; from New Pier 20. East
river, New York. For full information and illus
trated description booklet apply to MAINE
STEAMSHIP CO.. 300 Broadway, n. Y.
aust 1Sd
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VTHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
Indefinitely BY order Of
HOSEA h. MOULTON.
WILLIAM +. AMBROSE
Trustees.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and BrddStreet Shop Business to Be
Steadily Improving.

New York, June 5.-Dun & Co.'S week
ly review tomorrow will say:
Improvement continues in commercial
channels, increased manufacturing ac-
tivity and seasonable weather being the
dominant influences OF the past week.
I'm all leading industries there rs less
idle machinery and staple lines OF mer-
ehandise az retail quickly respond to the
larger pay rolls. Summer goods sold more
freely Mercantile collections are also
more prompt While the first week IN
June compares favorably with any pre-
vious week this year. there should ap-
pear large decrease in comparison with
the volume Of business in the same week
OF 1907.
"a lower price for steel bars was the
most significant event OF the week in the
iron and steel industry.
Commercial failures this week IN the
United States are 2e5 against 27 last
week, 3S6 the preceding week. and 1sS the
corresponding week last year. Failures
IN Canada number a. against IS last week.
Il the preceding week. and q last year,
OF failures this week in the United States,
40 were in the East 50 South. IS West,
and 2S In the Pacific States. and IS re-
port liabilities OF 5000 or more against
100 last week Liabilities OF commercial
failures reported for May are Sl3, 1881,
against $685., 40 for the same period the
previous year"
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New York, June 5.-Bradstreet's will
say tomorrow:
irregular weather conditions. with
heavy ralnfalls Northwest. Southwest.
and South. have given an uneven ap-
pearance to retail trade reports and at
feeted planting operations, notably that
OF corn, which is late on an apparently
smaller than earlier expected area. Other
crops hold their own, spring wheat and
hay sending best reports. while winter
wheat is claimed TO have deteriorated
slightly, and crop progress west OF the
Mississippi has been DELAYED.
Reports from wholesale trade lines
and from leading industries are, how
ever. more cheerful House trade IN fall
goods Is reported light, but travelling
men are sending better orders, though
conservatism rules distant buying.
Reports as 10 industrial assumptions
at full time are more numerous in cot
ton goods and textile lines, more than
Ofrsetting reports of shut-downs, and
there are more iron furnaces and coke
ovens reported going TO work as a re-
suit OF the late pig-iron buying move
ment, which has quieted down, as prices
have advanced
June / productive capacity was below
that OF May ]. Cuts In steel bar prices
have tended to rather unsettle lines In
which reductions are rumOred. Collec-
lions still reflect the quiet trade doing
In backward payments. Money is easy,
but the inflow from the country to the
large centers is slackening of percept-
IDLY"
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LOCAL FINANCIAL, GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday followed the course OF
dullness which has developed OF late,
sales being few and prices generally slow
ly declining. Tho transactions were $500
in bonds and sos shares Of stock.
The bond sales were Capital Traction
Sc, Washington Railway and Electric Is,
and Washington Gas certificates. The
traction bonds sold at 109& to 1924. the
railway bonds at sO%. and the certificates
at l05
Outside os Washington Railway and
Electric preferred stock the sales were
In fractional lots. The common stock sold
80 shares at sSlz, and preferred shares 2O5
at s1N to SIS.
The stockholders OF the Commercial
Fire Insurance Company OF the District
Of Columbia have elected the following
trustees for tho year: W. r. Abbott, Louis
Behrens, Joseph A. Rerberich, Job Bar
nard. Francis A. Blundon, william X.
Ellis, r. n. Harper. James n Hoge, w
S. Hoge. Charles Jacobsen, r. H. Lynn,
Edward Matthews, Maurice Otterback,
Frank T. Rawlings, and Leon Tobriner.
The board of directors OF the United
States Savings Bank have declared a
dividend Of ia per cent. payable July /.
10 stockholders Of record at close Of bust
ness June q, 1905
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices onoted are rholssal..l

tPrices quoted are Wholesale.)
The wholesale market az the end Of the week Is 10
coed condition. with most grades o. produce moving
freoly and at fair puceS Arrivals Of many kinds Of
produce are liberal. but the demand Il good and
stocks are being worked on by the commission houses
promptly. Tbs market stands firm az the quotations
BUTTER-Crssmey, fancy, 2il4a25; do, Western
hrsta. 2Ste2' do, seconds @a2l process fancy, 2la
22l: do. fair % good lsa2O: dairy choice. Halls:
good, 49, stoFe-paeked fresh. lGa5.
CHEEsE-MaTket firm and active on all kinds
New York State factory. large. l5half: do. small
old. itnlai; dn. summer. Spai i75sal3 Virginia TO-
EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia. loss Of 1874; aver
ase. IS; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia le;
rsnnessee. vs. North Carolina, lSlA
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. fancy. spring. zsasO;
hens. ID roostsrs. y ducks. large. loall do small
g. geese. 7aS; turkeys. toms, per h., u; do. heus
l3ali do, hin, To- keats. 10.
DRESSED P0ULTRY-TurkeyS. hens. undraun.
pr ID. Isl do. average. undraEn Il; do. thin.
loal2i TOMS a; chickens, sPring, large. 80; snail,
saso; hens. choice lSali; ROSTERS 9; ducks. lai2;
geese sal0
DRESSED MEATs-Hams, county. Eueur cured.
i2alA
vEGETABLEs-Pot home grown. Der bushe,
lOa0; new. per Dbl. lOoa25o. Mccormack per
ouShel. co. sweet potatoes pr bbl 265a3 So apara-
gus. per bo1. 40oa600; cabbage Der cvt $3.50.
Early YORK. per bbl. 75Al.co: new South Carolina. 30
a5o EACH celery. Florida. Ter crate 20Oa2sO do per
bunch. 3a75: cucumben. Florida per basket T5a2 %;
nearby. per basket sosl75 eggpiauts Der crate $50
a30o, kale per bbl eoa75; lettuce home grown Der
Dbl. 7baloo; onions Bermuda per crate lTba2 90;
Do. Texas, per crate. Les DO. Ohio. per bushel.
9aSo: peas. per basket. SoaL25: home grown. per
Dbl, 25aS.oo; rhubarb per bunch loOa2O0; rad
ishcs. psr 100 Sal0o string beans green. per has
ket. 3o0a4oo; tomatoes, Florida fancy. per crate,
2ooa2S; squash. Florida, PER basket. Sails
GREEN FRUIr6-orangvs Florida. bright Der
boz, rs; DO, russets. as; California navels asa
ass grape fruit FlcridA per box. 3:5OatOo; cram
berries. per Dor. 2Ooas.g; do per barrel SOoa6 90
peaches, Florida. per crate. 200a300: catalogues
PIT crate. Zooa25o; strawberries. 4ss; pineapples.
per crate. a75a3oo; peaches. Florida per crate.
aooa'oo; hucdebeeS per quart. loai5 blackberries.
per quart. leal5
sUNDRIES-Beeswax. 60; tallow. &; honey White
clover. lib new. Is: do. 2lb. new Nal2: ginseng.
yer Ii. 5ooa6Oo; Seneca. per 10. 90: Golden Seal
toaB; Pink. l2al4; Mandrake. 2a3; Snake Root, IS.
GRAlN-Wheat. Southern Erade. eas; rys
I'aso: corn, shelled. white soa5 do yellow soas5;
do car. 325aAoo oats. Western white No. 2 6ls
S.; DO. mixed. 5Sa60
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed, free q burs
per ID. 9az2i wool. unwaShed. free Of burs Der 10
l7al7hi WOOL bury Der h.. i5als; Hides. Freen'
per D.. 5; do. drJ. per H.. sas; Sheep skins.
green. each. T5As5; do. dry EACH 25aso; calf aims
green, each. looal3
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sixteenth street northwest. between R street and
Rigs place-Hugh r. Reed e ux 10 Daniel W
O'Donngirue lot Is. square Us So
Mount Ple2sant-Frank G. Davidson et TX "a
Charles P. StOne. lots sz7, $50. S5 70 So, block
l. SO
Cleveland Park-ElA B. sherman e. viz. John. 70
Anna N. P. Martin. part lot o square onsl. SO
Hcod Batcheldsrs Addition 20 Anacosta--Ief-
foTson w. Davis Ct ux. 10 Charles Hawkins lots
Is and 2. block 2 SO
Addition 10 Le Droit Park-Gsrtride f. Lewis 70
Kate and Ella Van Matre. lot TO- square ..
PadSTOrth-Harry B. Wilson and Harry Wariman
TO Isabel J. Gordon. lot g. square 2sZ3. SO
Eleventh street northwest, between Q and streets
Mary Jaeger 10 Berandine Ken. lot Il. square
IS. SO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L elliott Il viz joseph L
10 Arthur Z. and Bertha V. Moore lot 6l5.
square 565 SO.
Trinidsd-Fredersck W. PiIling ct ux. to John
w. Piliing. LOT 6s block > SO
Seventeenth street northwest between T and L
s,reets-David B Murdoch % Franklin T San
ner and William A. Hill. lots Is II. and part
lot u. square lis. SO
Third street northwest between Q and streets
Annie jefferson to Clarence B. Thompson. part
original lot Il. square S5l. So
Second and NJ streets sOnthesst-Ruth I. McNaney
ct vir. John j.. 10 John F. Leary parts lots
and 2 square 742 SO.
Eighteenth street northwest between G and II
sreets-Mary j. G. and Katharine A. Slack 70
Addie S. PerTine. part original lot 20. square al.
SO Addie s Per71ne 10 Minnie c. DOdd sane
land. SO
street northwest between Seventeenth ard Eight
eonth strects-AmcTican Security and Trust Com
pany to II. Morgan Hill. lot d and part Let Is.
suunre l5g $1,000
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore June 5-Following are the Official prices
al the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h., 2lza25: imi-
tation, per To-, isa2o; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls, per h.. Il; storepacked. Ohio per 10. lsl1a
II; do. West Virginia, per h., l611al7; Maryland
Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints per ID. H.
LIVE PoUDTRY-spring chickens. per H.. large.
3lao; do, per h. small 10 medium, 2sa3O; old
hens, per b.. heavyweight I23ali; ducks. puddle
per H., large, old 10; do. old Muscuvy and mon.
grel. per 10, TO- Pckins. per ID, lOa1l.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
l6iz Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Virginia 49,
Western frss. lsii; West Virginia 1914.
FLOUR-Winter extra 39oaAl0; do. clear ASA
so; do. straiEht. s35ai.50; do patent. AT5a4 s.
spring clear. 425as g: do, straght. 5Ooa55 d.
patent. 535ase0; CITY Mills best patent. 500; do
high grade patent, 59D; straight. 40; do. choice
family. L0o; extra. a.0al.lS Rye aDur, medium 70
choice A5oaA0A
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. June 5-CATTLE-Reoeipts. 2440;
active and l0a25 cents higher. Steers. $50; oxen.
A25a55O: bulls. 35Oa475; COWS. 2OOaAoo; extra,
54Oa575: dressed beef. steady.
CALvES-Receipts. 500 steady. Common 10 prime
veals. 5OOaY25; cnls. 25Oa5.IO; no butterudIks;
dressed calves higher; city dressed. sai2; country
dressed. 7aeh.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1850; sheep
and yearlinss steady; lambs q cents lower; sew
eral cars unsold. Sheep. SOoa6Q cullA 400;
lambs, s75a7.S5; cullS 500; yearlings. 5OOas.Oo.
HOGS-Receipts 2lso; weak.
Chicago June 5.-CATTLE-Receipts, 400: mar
ket 70 10 CENTS lower. Prime beeves. 6Ooa7.75
poor to medium. 6ooa64o: stockers and feeders.
25ea550 COWS and heiferS. 3i0a6.50; Gamers, 2aoa
$50
HOCS-Receipts 400: market steady Light
5.l0a5.55 rough. 5O5a5-2O: mixed. 625a555: heavy.
5.3Oa555; pigs, 42os5l0.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000; market steady. Strong
native sheep 3OOa4so; Western sheep, 2OOal. IS
native lambs 4Ooa6.00; Western lambs, 4OOa6B.
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New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 5.-BUTTER-Receipts s25i
package; frner. Creamery. extra, "a; frsts ga
ga State dairy. tubs, finest, 23s; factory. frsts
1911.
EGGS-Receipts. io.7i6 cases; finn. Nearby. white
fancy. lgHa9O; mixed, fancy. lSsal9: Western. ex.
ira, frsts. HAS
FJOUR-F1Rt and lifeless. Spring patents 5.isa
49, clears. i4oai7o. winter straights 44oal6O; do,
clears. 415ai3O: Kansas in sacks patents 60Oa7 %
RYE FLOUR-Unsettled and dull.
CORN MEAL-Dul; small supply. Coarse meal
In bags L8eal.E
HAf-Receipts. $40 tons Prime timothy 5
No. l. s5a90: No. 2 75agO
sIkAN-Inactive and weaker. Long rye. Sass.
BkEF-ModeTate dealings Family l5sl7.
POkk-Demand light Mess. B.50alS25; family
le.Ooal6O.
TALIOW-Inacsive.
bAkD-flat and unsettled Prime Western Sic
CITY, 500; refined continent. 300; refined BRAZILIAN,
kegs. 05: city stearine TO- oleostearine. nominal
Now York, H.; Chicago. II.
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DEEDS OF TRUsT.

Square Ss5-Willism J. Ecker et al 10 William Z
Edmonston and Louis r. Peak. 70 secure Charles
E. Marsh. 5000 years, per cent semi.an-
nually, lots % and g.
Square 2ss-George Z. Howard et ux. TO American
Security and Trust Company. % secure National
Savings and Trust Company. SIS 900. years 81
per cent ssmi-annually. lot q and part original
lot Is
Bingham Place-Annie S. johnson to Thomas W.
Stubblefed and Garfield A. Street to secure
Richard 2. Street $500 monthly notes, Der
cent. quarterly, part lot II, block 1.
Square i5e-Phnip s. Warren e. ux. 70 Henry n.
Bergman and George ~ Emmsrich, 20 secure
Elizabeth Wagner A00 ; years, 5 per cent
scmiannuhlly, lot l66
Cleveland Psrk-AnnA NJ p. Martin 70 John Sher-
man and william A. Hin, 20 secure Ella B.
Sherman, $500 ] % 30 months 6 per cent.
semiannuAlly. part lot g. square as4
Petworth-Andrew W. Lukcr ct to Wharton Z.
Lester and Michael J. Colbert, 70 secure The
National Permanent Building Association. Sc 600
lots Is IA, and IS. square .. Same to same. to
secure same 81. 900. lots % and 90 square 81
Square loe5-rh0mas Stewart ct ux, to Fred B.
Rhodes and Charles s. Nun 70 secure ssEsh,E
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

to-day:
WHEAT-Spot curitruct. e6a96A; SPOT No ? red
Western, %assA; June. @aefH july. slKasln; Au-
gust, eoaSGS; steamer No red s2as2l.: receipts
lA,Sil bushels; Southern, on srade, s2as5z
CoRN-spot mixed 73a754; No white 7ssL.
'e%; June, 7S4a7SA July ~ September. ~
steamer mixed. 69i4a69&; receipts, $3.50 bushels
exports loo bushels: Southern yellow corn 40
OATS-Stook IN elevators. lsT go bushels. shin
ments from elevators. s,l2S bushels. White No 2.
heavy. 50; do. No. ?. light 70 medium. Sa5Ss: do
No }. heavy, Sa57l4; do. No. g. medium 5sa56ib :
do. No 3 light, Bl4a56; do. No 4. light 10 heavy'
Sis54is; mixed No. 2 Sc: do. No 5. 5Aasiis; IA.
No. e. 62aS.
ments from elevators. 50 bushels No Western
rye export, SSaao; No. rye. Western. uptown de-
livery, s6as7
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JUSTICE GOULD.


Estate q Nora Dugsn; viii dated May 26. 1905
petition for probate and record Of viii and letters
testamentary. Attorney l. A. Pratt
Estate Of James II. McGnl. order appointing col
lector; bond $1,000. Attorney r. p Shealey.
Estate Of Persis o. CleaEelSnd; order admitting
viii 10 probate and record and letters testament
tary. Attorney. J. b. Larner.
Estate q Ephraim S. Randall; order admitting
VIII 70 probate and record and letters testamen-
tary; bond. 5000 Attorney, J. c Head.
Estate Of Cora H. Wilson; order admitting win
TO probate and record and letters testamentary
bond $500.
Estate Of Anna II. Dirotei order extending time
20 perfect title
Estate q MAry H. Lewis: order for leave 10 pay
certain bills Attorney l. A. Bailey
Estate Of Owen Riley: order rztifying sale
Estate Of Charles J. NOlrse; order admitting VIII
70 record.
Estate Il Isabel A. specrs: order appointing
guardian bond. $3.50. Attorneys. Wilson Banks
dale
Estate a Margaret Nugeur: viii dated January
Is, 1905 petition Ter probate ard record and letters
testamentsry. Attorneys, Sheehy & shelby.
Estate q Charles w. Rea; petition for probate
and record and letters testamentary Attorney C.
T. Hendler.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. June 5-Nioney on call to-day opened
a. ~ pr cent highest. ~; lowest, ~ closing.
~ per cent Most Of the loans were 90 IA per
cent.
Time money continued easy in tone. ard rates
were again lower Funds we're offered freely while
demand light. Ratesi 2a2h Der cent for sixty
days. H4s2h for ninety days 2ha2& for four
month"; 3aSk for five months. 81 FOR six months.
sa4i4 for the year
Mercantile paper met with fair demand. and the
assortment shown was fair. Rates: -. per cent 20
~ for sixty and ninety days Endorsed bills recev-
able 20 "a for choice four months single names:
) pr cent FOR others less well known
Sterling declined fifteen points to-day for de-
mand Rates for actual business closed as follows:
Sixty days 4s50ais55O. demand as69Oa4 81 cables.
dS70aAs7Sl
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

Quotations furnished by r F. Hutton & On
members o. the New York Stock Exchange and The
Chicago Board Of Trade. G, Bowie Chipman. man
ager, 1901 street northwest
Chicago, June B-Wheat showed an EASY under.
tone under professional selling. Influenced By in
proved weather and crop sdrces LIVERPOOL cabls,
were somewhat better than expected after our wesk
ness OF yesterday but prices abroad were easier wiz
reports Of continued pressure Of wheat on the MIR
ket Cash markets were firm, and there was an IN
proved export trade part Of which was new-cro1
wheat direct from the West.
Corn was easier and influenced by improving
weather conditions in the West. Commission houses
were quite active sellers and II was claimed thar
country acceptances were larger
Oats were easier. With other grain, and influenced
BY favorable crop advices and commiSsion-house
selling
Provisions were steady. with a quiet trade. Hog
receipts were fairly liberal but traders were inclined
20 watch the grain markets
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Present: All.
Adjourned from day 10 day.
Equity Court No. 4.

Equity Court No. 4.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 277e4. Callahan - Callahan e al O b
Wekert appointed 70 defend. Attorneys. W. z.
ATnbrose-C. B. Wdkert-
No. 3esO Williams e al VI. Pennehaksr e a.
nppoaranoe Of Elizabeth d. Jones examiner, ordered
entered herein Attorneys. NJ StTasburger- @ T.
Carlai
No. Es5a Van HON. administrative. - Dexdney
rcceiyers Appointed bond $50. Attorneys. Z @
Dutton-W. NJ. Ofiey.
No. Eo6 Keyes W Keyes q al reference 70
examiner. Attorneys. W. E. Ambrose-W. O. Chase,
T. l. Jones. and NJ 7. CinkscaleS
No. GsSl. Fealy vs Doe e al sale finally rati-
fed sc. Atto-neyH d. W. o'Do0oShue-E. z
Pratt
No. gssG Washington Brewing Company Va Nc.
Insrney; receives appointed; bond, SSOo. Attor~
neys BirDcy & WcodArd-A. II. Bell and J. A.
Burkart.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 81. Morgan " Warwick q al. Attorneys,
Sullivan & Tomsy-RAlston & Siddons
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No, Z77o NfusSey Va Fuller; sale rahAed At
tOrnsys. r s. AiuSey--G. II. Macdonald
No. z77O6 Sands ". Early; consolidation Of cases
ordered. AttoneyS b II. Warner. RI J. Oar
ling1on
No, $50 DulAny ~ TaEEAuan; leave 70 make
party defendant ordered Attorneys. r. R. P1uy
No ZSTS Chisholm vs. Moore; pro ounfezo or
dered and rcfc-rncs 70 examiner. Attorney. NJ J.
Ksanc
No 3as5 Ingersoll ", Angel: trustee appointed
% sell: bond. 5000 Attorneys. ]. II. Hayden
G. w. DalBell
No. gsS Proctor Vs. Proctor; leave 10 sls c=oSs
bill Erantsd. Attorneys. T. z Mitchell and Edwin
FoTest-E. Il GieS
No. 27i7L Lewis rs Interstate Printing Company
leave 10 settle claim granted. Attouneys H. G.
Kmbal and + P. Morey-Hamilton. Colbert.
Yerkes & Hamilton and l. P. Harlow.
No GT3. Grmes HughS1On; receiver appoint
ed; bond. 500. Attorney. J. h smith-W II.
Whita
No. E7sI. Schicklez Va Washington Brewing Ccnn-
puny: bill dismissed; APPEAL noted Attorneys Git
tings & Chamberlin and J. L. Tepper-H. +.
Woodland
Assignments for Monday June 8. 1905:
On hearing.
No l6S Taylor Va Columbian University. At
tornoyS. J. X. NJ Norton and Henry Z. Davis
William F. Mattlngly and Walter O. Clephane
No. 2S. MCGEE vs. Welch. Attorneys. Henry z.
Davis and Charles T. Kegwin-Nsthsnisl Wilson
and John W. Davidge