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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
U. 8. Land Office at Spokane, Wash

U. 3. Land Office at Spokane, Wash
August 8, 1905
Notice. is hereby given that Harriet E. Class,
of Spokane, Wash, who, on August 8, 1908
made timber entry No. 0514. for Lo: and s1
WY. Nw1 swN dissection 2, Township
% n. r, 45 E. w. NJ, has fled notice of inten-
lish claim to the land above described, before
the Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Once, at Spokane, Wash on the 9Th
day of november, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses John B. Fee,
OF White. Idaho; James w. Mulch and Charles
McCarty, of Spirit Lake. idaho; Charl w.
LanpheIe. Of Spokane, Wash
3 $40 1922 Hal j. Cole, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
:, Department OF the Interior

- DcPdItmeut OF the Interior,
u =. Land Office, Occur d'Alene, Idaho,
June %. 1905
Notice is hereby given that Catherine Ben.
nam. oiSPokone: WASH, who, on June Is 1905,
mace timber and stone application No. O72, for
"a T Oh SEX; Sec 8, and ~ Of sw14, Section
notice OF intention to make final proof, to
sstaollsn claim to the land above described.
DeIore register and Receiver, at Occur d.
claimant names as witnesses: Howard B.
Hnmaer and Fred Gumaer, of Priest River
Idaho; William H. Sexton and Richard NJ
4ears. of Spokane, Wash.
'-zS VA K. n. DUNN, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Snokano Wasl

DEPARTMENT. 1UteT1OT,
Land Office at Spokane. Wash.
Notice is hereby given that Otto F. Stanley,
OF Dalkena, Washington, who. on March g.
1904. made homestead entry No. 1912 (O5s5j, for
the swH IVY. wy swL and Lot 4, Sec 2, Twp.
81 N, K A E. W. N. has filed notice Of intention
to make final fve-yearproof; to establish claim
to the land above described, before Sidney w.
Rogers, o: 8. Commissioner for the Eastern
Dlstrict OF washington, at; Newport, Wash. on
the 14th day OF October, 1905
Claimant names as witnesses: Ray Strong
and Samuel Strong, Of Newport, Wash Lue
Money and Hugh Kennedy, of Dalkena, Wash.
$40 9-A HAL J. COLE. Register.
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Political Announcements
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& W SUTHERLAND.

dlu fAOFSl tlSlllZy
g. W. SUTHERLAND.
hereby announce my candidacy for the
H4uubjican nomination for commissioner from
,.,, Third district subject to the will of the
.,ters III the primary election Sept. s.
G. W. SUTHERLAND. Newport, Wash.
hereby announce ing candidacy Tor the Re
publican nomination for superintendent OF
.,hools Of stevens county, subj eet to the voice
81 the voters at the primary, Sept. g.
LEO H. KING, Newport, Wash.
uereby announce myself candidate for
th,. office OF county auditor for Stevens county,
.nhect TO the Republican primaries to be held
Sent. 8, 1865 J. H. KING. Colville, Wash.
hereby announce myself Republican can
altiate ior the office OF assessor OF Stevens
r,untv Wash. subject to the will Of the people
rs viii be expressed at the primaries to be held
Sept s. 1908.
L. C. THOMAS Ryan, Wash.
lam candidate for county clerk of Stevens
county subject to the Republican primary,
Sept g. 1868.
". LON JOHNSON. Chewelah, Wash.
hereby announce myself Republican can
didate for the Office of assessor OF Stevens
county, Wash, subject to the will OF the people
As Will be expressed at the primaries to be held
,u Semi 4 1908 FRANK BOTTORF.
hereby announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for commissioner from
the Third district, subject to the will OF the
voters ut the primary.
FRANK S. MAXWELL Lenora.
hereby announce my candidacy Tor the
Republican nomination for sheriff, subject to
the action of the voters at the primaries to be
held Sept 8, 1908.
J. f. JENNIE, Newport, Wash.
hereby announce myself rs II candidate Tor
the Office OF sheriff on the Republican ticket,
subject to the decision of the voters at the pri-
maries Sept. s, 1908.
WALTER d. BELL. Colville, Wash.
hereby announce my cdnuludcy ioI VIC
democratic nomination for assessor OF Stevens
county subject to the action OF the voters at
the primary, Sept. s.
GEORGE ". JOHNSTON, Tweedie Wash.
| hereby announce my candidacy for the
Repu bican nomination for the office OF repre-
sentative, subject to the primary Sept 8, 1908.
Ii elected the interests of the people OF Stevens
county will be my interests too.
". A. SLOAN, Locke, Wash.
hereby announce my candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for county commissioner
from the Third district of Stevens county, sub
ject to the will of the people at the primaries,
Sept s. 1908 Z. D. ANDERSON, Penrith, Wn.
hereby announce myself nonpartisan can
didate for judge OF the superior court OF the
state of Washington for Stevens county, SUBJ
iect to the will of the people regardless Of
party affiliations.
GEO. A. ALLEN, Colvi'le, Wash.
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thereby announce myself Republican can
dtdate for the Office of assessor OF Stevens
county, Wash, subject to the will OF the people
As Will be expressed al the primaries to be held
an Semi 4 1908 FRANK BOTTORF.
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hereby announce my candidacy lOr the
Republican nomination for commissioner from
the Third district subject to the will OF the
voters ut the primary.
FRANK S. MAXWELL, LenOra.
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am a candidate for county clerk OF Stevens
county subject to the Republican primary,
Sept. g. 1908
W. LON JOHNSON. Chewelah Wash.
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| hereby announce my candidacy lor the
Republican nomination for sheriff, subject to
the action of the voters at the primaries to be
held Sept 8, 1905
J. E. JENNIE, Newport Wash.
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hereby announce myself Republican can
3,date for the office of assessor OF Stevens
county, Wash, subject to the will Of the people
rs viii be expressed at the primaries to be held
Sept s. 1908
l.. c. THOMAS, Ryan, Wash.
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g. W. SUTHERLAND.
hereby announce my candidacy for the
n.puhiicsn nomination for commissioner from
~. Third district, subject to the will of the
.,7.rs ~ the primary election Sept. s.
&. W. SUTHERLAND. Newport, Wash.
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hereby announce myself Il candidate for
th. office of county auditor for Stevens county,
.nbieet to the Republican primaries to be held
Sent. 8. 1865 J. H. KING. Colville, Wash.
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hereby announce my candidacy Tor the Re
.,nt,Iican nomination for superintendent OF
.rhoos Of Stevens county, subject to the voice
nj the voters at the primary. Sept. 8.
LEO H. KING, Newport, Wash.
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hereby announce myself rs II candidate fol
the office OF sheriff on the Republican ticket
su beet to the decision of the voters al the pri
maries Sept. s, 1908.
WALTER ID. BELL, COlville, Wash.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.

Al present.
Motion: W. Gwyn Gardiner. Chauneey Z. Rich
arison, aud Frederick z. Suits.
No 1911. Adams Monroe Manufacturing Company
vs. laefgriand e al, placed at foot Of docket
No 1873. Maeafee ts. Higgins argument con-
menced by Mr. n W. Bsrkmaie. continued by Nr.
r. A. FoFd. concluded b. MT. c. H. Johnson.
AuorneYs Wilson Barksiale-R A. Ford, Barnsrl
& johnson. and W. D. Mclean.
No 1913. Smith vs.. Ross &c argument CON-
mcnced bg Dir. John Ridglt for appellant con
tiHucd by Mr. C. L. Fniley FOR appellee. coutin-
ued by Air J. J. Darlington for appellee. concluded
b. 8ir. John Rid0ut for appellant Attorneys JOHN
Rdout-I. j. Darlington and c. L. Friley
no. 1919 Hlrtn vs.. L0ileT ct a.; argument CON:
meneed b BIZ L. A. Bailey for appellant. AttoF-
neys. l.. s. Baiey-Ieon T0briner
No l6ZI. Cosoy Ys. Smith Attorneys, J. II.
Stewart-C ". Fits and c. A. Keigwin.
No 1885 Standard Oh Company IS Brown At
torneys. a. L. sinciair-C. 81. Fulton and J. ".
Cox
Ne ISs7. Langley ct al vs.. d'Audigne Attorners.
A. A. Hoalsiing. c. W Fits. Tucker d Kenyon
ana l. S. Bailey-J. J. Hamilton.
No. isi3. BlatcheF IS Philadelphia. Baltimore
aud Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys. N
4. Mangan and J. b. Houssn-Mck kenney & Flan-
nery. Wili.-m Htz. and O. B. Cuighii
No lN5 Garfield Memorial Hospital Is Alscfar
land e az. Attorneys. J. II. Hayden-E. H. Thomas
No, ls45 Continental National Bank ys. National
Metropolitan Bank. Attorneys. BrandenbiTg 4
Brandenbug and 4. A. BiEey-W. F. MaltinElJ
and J, T. Iarner,
No ls8 Harrison ct al vs. Black e a. Attar-
neys. r. p, Evans-D. " Baker and Stuart Ne
Namau.
No is52 Barber ct al. rs. Smith Attorneys. A.
S W0rthingtun- -Gittiugs q Chamberliu.
No 1855. JOS "a Frost. Attorneys, Z. +. Colo
day and sleman & Lerch.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The Washington stock market sagged
back yesterday into the old rut, where
the holders Of securities refuse to part
with them at any prices bid, apparently
waiting for higher quotations. The trad
ing yesterday was mostly in small lots.
and at prices slightly better than on the
previous day
Gas sold at 2sis Washington Railway
and Electric preferred at "a, and the fea-
tuye of the day was the selling Of 40
shares Of the National Savings and Trust
Company from 1909 TO 1913. Washington
Railway common brought 2Si2 on sale Of
50 shares. and after call the same number
OF shares were bid in at 2Sis.
The annual meeting Of the Lanston
Monotype Company was held at the Hotel
Fleischman, In Alexandria, yesterday. The
reports of the officers showed net profits
for the year of S264000 and outstanding
orders, when filed, will bring in about
S1400 900 more. The directors OF the com
pany were authorized to create the office
of second vice president The following
board Of directors was chosen: ]. G.
MAIDEN, r. Suydan Grant, William n.
Iaffan, Joseph Bryan, Gen. Maxwell
Woodruff William II. Goadby, H. c..
Hallenbeck. Adrian II. Larkin, H. o.,
scixas, Henry Parsons, and J. Maury
Dove.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

9 street northwest bet9een Thirty third and Thirty
fourth streets-rCustees Of the Presbyterian Con
gIegaroa Of Georgetown to District Of Columbia
lots l9 % l&, l9T, =, and parts lots l8 aud lss
square 1913. $4,000.
Q street northwest between Thirty-third and Thirty
fourth stlects-ChaTies A. Ohutt to District Of
Columbia. part lot 1873. square l273, s. .s5s.
Q street northwest between Thirty-third and Thirty
fourth stFeets-Jenne Staub et a. b District Of
Columbia, paIt lot lSs. square lz3, SS25 Louise
staub, surviving trustee, 60 District Of Colum-
bia, parts lots is9 to l9 and part lot 1872 square
I273 S'.l5
Q street northwest between Thirty-thiId and Thirty
fourth streets-Ffancss J. Clark e Tir, William
A.. 70 District q Columbia parts lots Isl. l@,
and l6. square lZl3 N82B.
6l9 street n0Itheast-Emma Z. Harvey et Vr.
HebeF ", TO Charles ]. and Lucy T. sslzle, lot
a. square SIS SO
2325 and 255 n street n0rthWest-Rossa F. Downing
and Thomas ]. stanton, trustees 10 Moilis and
Rebeeea Levy, parts lots $50 aud lsl, square 1912,
HH6
Longaecker's Addition 10 Congress Heights-Heny
e. Longueeker et ux. to NJ. A. Kidwel, lot II,
block 4 SO.
Washington Highlands-Charles G. Taylor to Martha
A. KidHell. lot !. block Il. SO
James o. Gutridga 10 Henrietta L Gutridgs lots g.
aud e3, square ~, SIC.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Edgsr L. Neal
ei uX % Thomas 2. Maitland. lot 20, block
&, So
Nos. u ard I2l street southwsst-John D. Kelly
20 joseph J. Kelly. one-half interest in part
lots i and Is. square SIS, $40.
street southwest between First and Second streets
-Ssne % same, onehaf interest in lot 2,
square 558. SO
First street southwest. between I and K-same to
same one-haf interest 10 part lot 5. square vest
Of square 645 SO
DeanWood Heights-Ssme 70 sane. oHe-half interest
IN lot g. block E. 81.
Nos lB and l30 G street s0uthEest-John D..
Kelly 20 jeremiah J. Brosuan, trustee. parts
lots 2 and . square SIS. SO Joseph J. Kelly
q ux. 70 John ID. Kelly. ous-hah interest n
i0t o. sluaro 563 SIC
J street northwest between Thirtyfourth and Thir-
ty-hfth siEects-GeoTge Henderson et ux. 10
Joseph 81 Carnod5, parts lots l@ to 10 and ll2,
square lZ9, SO.
sEcet southeast. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
stTeets-GeOTge c. PumphTey e al. 10 john
". C0FingtoB, lot g. square lolS. SO
Girls Portiou-Jsmes 5. Fraser e 20 Robert A
Miller part. 81.
scheutzeu Psrk-euy e ard Carroll S. Zepp FZepp
BIosl 70 Mary ?. Hedges. lets n, II, and lZ3.
block 2 SO
street northwest between Thirty-afth ard Thirty
SIKH s.Teets-Ada g. Hampton e. al. 70 President
end Directors Of GGuzaea College, parts lots ~
g. 3D. and 60 square l222 SO
Sagls Addition 70 Nsshingtol-B. Francis Saul ei
al 10 Harriet T. Gait. lot s2. square Z0s. 3019
No. Us i Esrest BoTtheast-ChaTles 5. Davis e
ux TO William H. Brown. lot q. square s9l. SO
Hah street southwest hetEeen N and streets
Isaac H. Ford e al. 10 George IL S;eTnbesg
George IL HaHies. and George II. kobeT. ITls
tees lots 20 2. q 70 g. and part lOs ., slgaTe
81 So t7759
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WALL STREET NOTES
Erie Discount Notes Are
Quoted at a Premium.
STEEL PRICES NOT REDUCED
Judge Gary's Statement Has a Reas-
surfing Eject, Although Bear Inter-
ests DO Not Change Front-MarISet
Makes Little Response to Favor
able News, as Loan Crowd Is Small.

New York, April 9-The Erie discount
notes were quoted at a premium to-day.
Holders were thus offered substantial
inducement TO make an exchange instead
Of demanding payment in cash. and It
was made reasonably plain that the new
securities would be so well secured as TO
leave little doubt as to their entire safety.
Except for a few issues OF first mortgage
bonds of constituent companies. no other
security of the Erie Railroad has sold
as high as par in long time, and. there
fore, the premium on the notes makes
something Of a record. The new notes
were not quoted as high as the old ones.
probably, for the reason that IN the latter
there was a fair sized short interest.
The settlement Of the Erie difficulty
smooths the way for the Union Pacific
and Illinois Central financing. Union
Pacific stockholders will vote next month
to authorize the placing of mortgage
upon the company's uneneumbered mile
age and the probability is that on this
preliminary being completed with q Sec
opd issue OF about s40000.000 or S50.09e,000.
and this will have been, as well-known
broker expressed IL, left away up in the
air" If Erie had not been successfully
piloted through its difficulties, while the
success of the Union Pacific plan would
have been seriously marred.
Judge Gary's statement TO the effect
that there was no present intention Of
reducing steel prices had a reassuring
effect. but apparently did not change
the front on the part Of the big bear in
terests. these asserting that they had not
anticipated any change IN prices as 1t was
very doubtful II new business could be
obtained In that way
The loan crowd had recently been Of
comparatively small proportions. The
borrowing demand appears TO 6e far from
urgent, and is all satisfied few minutes
after the close Of the market. BY about
ten minutes after the trading ends there
Is no crowd left, whereas at times when
the short interest is large. borrowing goes
on actively far beyond that time. The
fact that the market made such a small
response 10 the news to-day was fa!r
indication OF the lack OF anything in tho
nature OF an unwieldly short interest
The heaviest gains were made in mac
tive stocks. ike Third Avenue Big -Four
preferred, Colorado Fuel preferred. But
terick. American Wooden, New York Air
Brake, Leather preferred and Panhandle
Advances in these ran from two to more
than ten points but in several instances
there had been no previous transaction
for several days past.
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The wholesale market was a little frmer yesterday
Eggs were mp Isc and the demand for poult-y. both
live and dressed, was active Dairy products were
steady. Calves we're weak, the supply being In sd-
vance Of the local demand In other lines there was
little change.
prices quoted are EhoIesalsl
BUTTER Creamery, fancy aAa2i do, Western
FIRST 2s5za29z do seconds Za2i; process fancy 2fa
5 do. fair 10 good. 2laZi dairy. choice. &a2Z;
good. lssl9: store-packed. fresh, leals.
CHEEsE-Alarket firm and active on sii kinds.
New YORK State factory large, l6al6ls; do. fats
lezan do, snail l6laalI; do summer. large, lsal5
do SUMMER. small lial4la; do fair to good, l2al9i
Western factory new, choice, lllsal5; do. fair to
good. II; Virginia, TO-
EGGs-Near-by fresh Virginia. loss or lq5al5:
average 1874 West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
lHs: Tennessee. u: North Carolina. IL duck a.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. fancy. lsa30: average.
Eals: hens. Il; roosters. 5; dnchs, large, lsaii;
&C.. small liai2; geese, sale; turkeys toals, per b.
l5al6; do hens. i7ais; do. thin, 10; keats TO-
DRESSED POULTRY -Turkeys. hens, uHdrawa
per H., IS; DO. average. undTaWn, hals; do,
thin I8al2; Old toms. l6al5i chekens. large lsa9
small 2a22; hens choice. leaiI; ToosteFs. S, ducks
old l3sl5; geese. l0al2; cspous. 1b. average. @a2
small, isa2o
DRESSED MEATs-Calres. fun dressed, sas;
heads od, s. hog-iTessed calves 3a9; hams, country
sues.r-cired .12al4. hogs small and neat per .Et
500: d. medium 59a6o0: do. heavy $50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per bushel, 75as5; rlrei
eoa7o: sweet potatoes per bbl. saao0; vans. Z5aa
so0; asparagus, per dozen, Aooas.00; cabbage, rer
ewt s0as3: celery Florida peF cate, 2oOa250; le.-
tuce. Florida per basket l25alT5; onions. Bermuda
per crate, L7sa2eQ Ohio PER hushel, s0aso PEPPERS
Florida, per carrier, 20oa25; string beans, green
per basket 3O0a4o0; tomatoes. Florida. fancy. per
crate, aeGa35.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples, Yerk Imperial. per bbl.,
5oa250 Ben Davis. L50a2.5e; Wine Sap, l5oa309s
Albcmarle Pippn, s09 farcy table fruit. aeoaS 80
SPY. 25a3Z5; loose packed. I0oai5e; oranges Flor
ida bright per box. as; do, Hlssets, rs; Cali
fornia nares 2Za265; uape fruit. Florida. per box.
s.59aI0o; eranbeuies. per box, 2o9s25ei do, per
bel. 500as.0
sUNDRIEs-Beeswax, .; tallow 5: honey. vhits
coyer. lib. new l3 do, 2-lb. new, leal2; ginseng,
per h.. 50oas00: Seneca, per ID, 20; Golden Seal
i9s45; Pink, l2al5; Mandrake. 2a3; Snake Root. 30;
walnut kernels. l2aH.
GRAIN-Wheat. southern on grade. sias5: re
75aso; corn. sheed white 65a7o do, yellow, s5aIo;
DO, car 27cas95 cats Western white, No. 2. 5sao0
do mixed. Sass
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wocl. washed. free Of bIrS
per lb, g do, unwashed, free Of burs 2aa2i Do.
bury Na2o; hides. green. 5; do. dry. sa9i sheep
skins, green, eaeh 5sale9; do. dry, 2a00: easkins
green. l0al.l9; muskTat Is skunk, 5aT5: mink. 2e0
eS09; rabbit SKINS ! oposslm leAl5; TaecooD. as9i
fox red. L25aL75j do, gray. aa79
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Euifa.

No 50is7 Michael q. Mecomack vs.. Washington
and Potomac Steamboat Company; Judgment Z. r.
Terrell j. T.. $50 Attorneys, Dan PeyseF and
Cur Taylor
No s4ss stoH & Co. rs Same: same. s2ss.s
Attorneys, same
No 1G9. The Frank schwab Company rs. The
Jennings art Company; c-rti0raTi. AttCneys E. A.
Jones and G. G. shinH.
No. 5la0 T. G. sei5ert IS. American Automatic
Disii6eetant Company; judgment c. S. Bundy, J..
p. 500 Attorney, J. A. Hicks.
No. 0ii1. Rudolph & West Co IS. Wiiism
Dudley; Judgment; g. c. Aukam, J. p. sIs5. At
toFEey, ]. A. Hicks
30. 5o4i2. Philadelphia Knitting 1iills vs.. Bryan
& Coz account, sll5L6. Attorney, II. " Wheat
les.
NJ. 50i43 District Of Columbia IS. international
Building and Lean Association; account, SS53 Is.
Aft9mcs. L. II. Thomas.
No. 5Qli4 Ihe Misses Eastman's School Mar
gaFCt \. Read account S5745l Attorneys. w. K.
Quinter and c. L. FIailcy
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NeF York
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April 9.-Following are the ofBeisl
prices at the principal commission houses.
WHEAT-Sp0t contract 9asfis spot No 2 red
Western, 9iisa9ii; April. 9ia9ps May. s5ag5& .
steamer No, rsd, slsssos4 receipts. 6Sl bushels
Southern ou grade. GIaH
CORN-spot mixed. 6sa6Sit: No. 2 White. esz.a69:
ApTil, eSa6ss MAY. 637.a6S7s July. 69ss; steamer
mixed, Sla6is; recsipJs 7.aS4 bushels Southern
white corn, 6l9.s6Ss; southern yellow co7u 64lsa6S1
RYE-StOck in elevators 81 sG bushels shipments
from elevators. 80 bushels No Western rye
expert, s.
OATS-Stock in elevators. 1889 bushels shipments
from elevators. $50 bushels White No 2 heavy.
5S1aa5s do. No. 2. light 10 medium 51laa5s d. No.
g. heavy, 3i4a5S; do. 30. g. medium 5essazf; do
No. 9. light. 55a56is; do. No. I, light 70 heavy
5sa55; mixed Ne 2. 55isa5s do. Nc 3. s2asi; do.
No. g. 5liEa5Z
FLOUR-Winter extra, 3SOaf00 do, clear. s.05a
A2 do. straight, 40; do. patent, ASoa47 75
spring clear. 350sl.6o; do straight 4soa5 %: do.
patent. 55a5.j5; City Mills best patent eco: do
high grade patent, so; do. straight 40, do.
choice family, i6o extra. 4Ga4l0: rye -four medium
TO choice A5aA@
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DEATH RECORD.

George " joyce, 1871 Biitmore ST.. 81 years.
John J McGinniss. 1902 ST. NV, 81 years.
Ethel Humer Grant Park D. C.. years.
Elmira T.. BglOB Manning. lolo Massachusetts,
ave. NV. p years.
Catherine Beach, Providence Hospital. p years.
Hcnnette Cockreu, l6u 81 ST. sw., s years.
Robert II. Gray Z. s. Soldiers Home, D. c.,
g years.
William Euimznn. sl7 Barry place. months.
joseph AIcKuna, Founding Hospital, months.
COLORED.
William r. Carroll HiIlsdale d. C. 20 years.
Priscilla Dixon rear so 18th st. ne, s. years
William Gross. Il0i Nash Flats, L aud Fierce
ss. NV, e years.
Maud A. West. Z707 st. NV, Is years.
Ernest Johns s3l \. IL. ave, NV. i years.
AIary Raukins SIS Burks court sE.. 6 years.
James E. Hicks. zoos Goat alley NV. years.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK April s-Al0ney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at l& per cent; most Of the
loans were at "a PEP cent
Time uoney continued greatly in excess Of de-
maud and rates were lowered ! 10 = per cent.
Rates % per cent for thirty days, 2is 10 % for
sixty days, 81 70 for ninety DAYS, "a ga for four
months, So to 81 for Eve TO six months 81 20
for over the election period, and a. to for one
year.
Mercantile paDer came into the market quite free
L. There was moderate inquiry for the high
grades Rates per cent foT sixty TO ninety days
ndorsed bills receivable, 81 70 fer choice single
names for six months. and 6A for Others.
The market Tor sterling to-day was tlun, rates ad
Tancng ten points Rates icT actual business closed
Sixty days 6tZ5ai $50. demand. 4s6j0a4 1855; Ca-
bIes 4S5gRi 800.
Commercial bills were Ls3izaAsL The supply o.
grain and eotton bills was scarce.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. April 9-CATTLE-R Receipts. 5000 head
market steady Prime beeYes 6.90a7 o. poor to me
dium 45a6.5); stockers and feeders 32sa5 %; cows
and hsfeTs 325a6 .; Gamers, 2l5a2l0 Texans, 40
a5e
H0Gs-Reccipts. 15ooo head: market opened to
% cents higher; closed weak. Light, 575ae %;
roughs, 575a590; mixed 6laa625; heavy, 6Ooa6 %;
pigs. 4s5a51
SHEEP Receipts, uG9 head: market 10 cents
lover. Native sheep. Ss5ae6o: Western sheep 460a
66o native lambs. 575aI60; Western lambs. 640a
76e
New YORK. April a-CATTLE-Receipts I.7g
head; dressed beef in fair demand at I0all little
extra beef at III
CALVES -Receipts, 80 head: market steady.
Dressed calFes steady city dressed veals 7i1al2Is
eountry dressed. 7isalo
eHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1880 head; mar
bet lower. Good ulshorn Buffalo lambs sold AZ
775aT.s5
HoGs-Receipss. lao assd; weak On Buffalo sd-
f1oe2