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Probate Court.


Estate Of Joseph w. Parrish; designation Of parts
Of records 10 DO copied Tor Court Of Appeals motion
for leave 10 deposit costs In lieu Of bond. Attorney
II. Z. Davis and +. b. Kimban.
Estate Of Mary L. Morgan; VIII dated June 9.
1909 fled.
Estate Of Antonio DiyOte: order appointing guar
dian; bond. 500. Attorney. 6. p Hoover.
Estate Of William r. Locke. win dated October
l. 1902 fled and petition for letters teStamentary.
Attorney. /. Smmons
Estate Of William Fleming; VIII dated April 2.
1900. fled
Estate Of Charles ". Boyd: WIN dated April Il.
1909. fled.
Estate Of Columbus P. Cooper: order granting
letters Of administration; bond. $50 Attorney. G.
z. McGlue.
Estate q Edward d. Scott: order granting let
ters Of administration; bond, 500 Attorney. L. n
Hewlett
Estate Of Isaac Rosenfed; order 20 continue bust
until same can be sold. Attorney, Mark Stear-
man.
Estate Of William D. Mcfarland; viii dated Sep
TENDER 70. 1905. fled
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
Baltimore. July E.-Quotati0ns established by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are a.

Baltimore. July Z.-Quotations established by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are a.
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery separator, per b.. GaBs
imitation. b.. 2'5a2r1; prints 1z-lb.. Za29: do.
lib. per b. Za9 blocks 2-lb.. per b. 9a2s
dairy prints. MARYLAND Pennsylvania. and Virginia.
Ter H.. l6aE; Virginia and West Virginia. store
packed. Per h.. l9; Ohio storeracked per b.. 10:
nearby rolls per H.. lsalsia; Ohio rolls. per H..
lsalsia; West Virginia rolls. h lSalsi5.
EGGS-MaUland. Pennsylvania. and nearby hrsts.
per doz.. IA Eastern Shore, Maryland. and Viz
ginia per doz.. III; Western hrsts, per doz, ga
West Virginia, per doz.. 215.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight Der
ID. IS do. lightweight Per b., Is; spring chick
ems, large. IA lbs and over. per d.. LAS; do.
small, per h.. 17als. Ducks, per h., -; do white
Pekins, per ID. -; spring ducks lbs. and over.
per 10. Il do, small. ual2 Pigeons. young. PER
pair. IS; do. old. Der pair. 20. Guinea fowls old,
each. q.
POTATOES White. new Norfolk, per bbL. No. !.
lola2 70; do, York River. per bbL ls5a2OO; do.
Raprahaunock per large Dbl lsa20O: 90. per
small bbL l.5Oal75. do. Eastern Shore. Maryland,
per Dbl. No. J. l.75a200: sweets, yellow, per Dbl.
new, 375a4 q yams. new North Carolina, per Dbl,
3O1a350. Rappahannock. per bbl., 275a3O0.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGEFABLES-AppleI
Eastern Harvest. smooth. per Dbl. L5oa2G5: do
small, per Dbl. 1Ooal.2j; do. l6bbl. basket. JOa
So bees native Per bunch. lalz; blackbsrres East
ern Shore. Maryland. per quart. 5lza6l5; PatuEent
X
.; eabbages native. per lON 25OaAOO cantaloupes,
Norfolk. per crate, l.5Oa200; York River. per
crate, 75cal25. basket. 80; native, per bas-
ket green @a4O; ripe. 75a90; com. Virginia. per
dozen, 5as do. per Dbl. lO0aL5O; native per Dozen
7a12: cucumbers. native. PCT S-basket, GsSO; egg
plants Norfolk per crate, 20oa25; native per bush
e. 65a7O huckleborries North Carolina quart 10al2
lettuce. New York, A-bbl- basket 5OaSOC: onions
Rappahaunock, Dbl, 10; do. la-bbl- basket 50a6O
Maryland and Pennsylvania, per bushel. 5aeo; or
angcs California, per box. TO size 2O0a275
peaches Florida and Georgia, Per crate. L25a2o0;
Maryland and Virgins. box. 5OaIOO; 9s-basket Sa
90; fancy. per basket. 6oa75; per carrier. 5Oa1O0:
pears Alanning's Elizabeth. per basket. 50a75; nsp-
berries. red. pint 7a7h: quart, sal0 black. quart
SalO: squash native, per basket %; green beans.
native per bushel basket. 4a50; wax beans, native
PCT bishel basket 5a6O; tomatoes. Potomac. oct s.
basket carrier. Eas5 do. Rappahannock, per car
rier. 25a35 do, Eastern Shore. Maryland Der car
ror 25a4o; do. native. per %basket 20a55 Norfolk
per 2basket carrier, 2aAo; native, per sbasket 2a
30; Eatermslons Georgia, each, as to size, san.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

David Summers. q Linville. Va. and Carrie
Dove. 70. Broadway. Va. Rev. William I. Nc
flames James t. Yor7A. 81. and Bertha A Dimpsey. Is
Rev. +. ID. Stone.
George A. Murphy. 49, New York City. and
Louisa E. sutcr. s. Rev. Eugene de l. Nc
DOnnou.
George NJ spelman g. and Laura B. spelmnn.
50. both Of Harrisonburg. Va. Rev. ]. b. Nc
Laughlin.
lanes II. Daniel. o. Louisa County. Va and
Marie T. Garter, 2, Richmond, Va. Rev. j. B.
Mclaughlin.
Domsnico SIagnole. q and Maria sciacco. 2
Rev F. T. ORourke.
Henry T. Barbee. p, AID Ethel O. Davidson. II.
Rev. Edward d. stone.
Marshall b. HTbauEh. "a and Susie NJ. Hav-
kns 9 Rev. ". L. Lynn
George W. Bean q. and Mabel F. Wood. q
Rev. f. Hez Sven.
Robert F. Hayes. T.. 81. and Blanche L. Michael
., both OF Baltimore, Nd. Rev. Richard l.
shipley.
COLORED.
Ernest Parker. q. and Florence Stewart, II. Rev.
James D. Wilson. g. and Ellen Butler. o. Rev.
james ]. O'Connor.
Joseph L Blackwell. "A. and Coruelia A. Hatcher.
q. Rev James II. Lee.
Charles A. Scott o. Goldsboro. " c.. and
Catherine 4. Fletcher. O. Rev. McGm c. Pierce.
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MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
Loaned on ID. c. Rea- Estste
HEISKELL & MCL6sRANs
14O3 II at
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July cs.-Wheat to-day Was frm. ccrr
duli oats steady. rye nominal. and -four in active
demand.
WHEAT-Spot contract, LIS; SPOT No. I'd
Western L1F5: july. ll2Ai August llolsaLlOls
ScUcmber lC2isalO 92. steamer No. 2 rpd. les
receipts. 1915 bus; southern BY sample Sal-llla
southern On shade, lo6alll
CORN-Spot contract. ~; receipts. Ass bus
exports go bus.
OATS-Stock in elevators. 1855 bus; shipments
from elevators. $40 bus. White. No. 2, 55-sa54
do, No. 8 52a53; mixed. No. ?, 5lha52; do, No, 3
Joa5oiR.
RYE-stock in elevators 1854 bus shipments
from elevators. 800 bus. Bag lots, as 20 quality
and condition. 7Sa7S
FLOUR-Winter extra. new, 46oa4-75; do. clear
new. 5lOa5o5: do straight. new. 5S5a5.5oi do,
rstcnt new 565a5.SO; spring clear. 5.I5a5i5; do,
straight, 17Oa5-95; do. patent. 6S5a66o; City Mills
best patent 100; do. high-srade patent. 100; do.
high-crads straight. $50; do, choice family, as
40 extra. 500a5I5; ryo -four. medium 20 choice
460a4 s.: corn meal. per 100 lbs. Ls0al.s0.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

At the opening OF the locL stock mar
ket yesterday some good bids were put
in for local utility bonds, and sales were
recorded at current perices for Capital
Traction 5s. Potomac Electric ConsoliGa-
ton IS, and the older Electric Light IS.
Washington Railway common stock.
though not as active as recently, was
strong at Az. The preferred shares sold
sparingly at 1914.
Washington Gas was the bright particu-
lar star of the speculative armament on
the local exchange. The supporting
broker was back in his place, and he pro-
ceeded to put the price back 10 75h after
the powerful bids Of yesterday. Then he
took over several hundred shares on call.
and after call he was stil after the
stock and raised his price to 75A. In all
about 800 shares were sold yesterday.
Lanston was active yesterday, and the
demand for the stock carried the prices
for some OF the sales above the regulation
price Of 15la
Otherwise than IN the instances men
toned stocks were very dull, and the
greater part Of the list was neglected.
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York July 3-MOney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at IA per cent: highest 2
Der ccnt lowest. ~ per osnt closing IA Der cent
Most Of the days loans were made at IL Der crnt.
Time money maintained the somewhat fr7ner tone
lately noted. Tho amount obtainabe was fairly
liberal. but any concessions IN rates were on the
part q the borrower Over the year money was
the favorite maturity. the demand FOR the short
dates being practically nOneIistent Rates. 2a2I.
per cent FOR sixty days; ~ per cent Cor ninety
days: 2'ss3 per cent for four months: 3a3if r.r
cent FOR five months 81 DR. cent for s1 months.
Si1aJN per cen: for seven months
Sterling was easy. the ntes 10 points lower
Rates for actual business were as follows: Sirtv
days. As575a4.s5S5; demand. Ag7lOa4 Sis. cables
A.s7Sa4.s7i5 Commercial bills were As FOR ninety
were As5ts for sixty days: grain ASK. The z,rrlv
o. Enin bills good.
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DEEDS OF TRuST.

e. ~. Us Addition 10 Anacosta-Arthur B. Suit
20 4 20 the Washington Loan and Trust Com
any, % secure Equitable Cooperative Building
Association. 5000. lots 50 and part lots "
and ST.
Square S5l-Georyo W Stuart e. ux TO Henry H.
Beremann and George N. Emmerch. 70 secure
Metropolis Building Association No. S $780,
part lots ? and =
Square s57-Cliford n. Reh 20 Frank J. DieUd0une
and james Berry. TO secure Perpetual Building
Association. $780, part original lot y.
Square s9l-Harrison NJ. Bennett et TX. 20 Henry
II. Bergman and George N. Emmerch, TO
secure Charles r Luce. $500. years, PEI
cent, semi-annually lot g.; same to same. same
debt. lot c.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaius-Frank NJ
Young 10 William A. Hill and Rignald w
Beal. 20 secure David r. Murdoch, IT,, $50
= months, per cent, lot S. block Is
Square il9-Frederick L. Riley et TX. 10 William
a. Hill and G.. Percy McGlue, TO secure George
l. Berger $50. l 10 Il months and years
per cent, semi-annually lot p.
Barry Fam-Hattio L. Shippen 10 Thomas Walker
and George f. Collins. TO secure James 4.
Francis. 500. years. per cent. substantially
lots Sol. s02. and S05 square 5S6L
Efingham Placo-William Z. Brooking ct ". 90
George F, Collins and Fountain PeytOn. to
secure James A. Francis. $50 2 years. per
cent. semi annually. lot 500 square S0S3
Square 723-Jennie G. Barber 20 Benjamin r.
Leighton and George r. Williams 70 secure
Ernestine F. Terfinger, 500, 70 60 months.
Petworth-Amelia H. Willis ct viz. Percy H.. to
William A. Bill and Rimald W. Beail 70
secure Guy s. and Carroll S. Zerp.' Sl70o.
monthly payments. per cent, lot 49, square IS.
South grounds Columbian University-Jacob I.
Shapiro ct ux. % Robert NJ Rother and
Oscar Wolf. 70 secure Hopkins Place Savings
Bank, Of Baltimore. Nd. $500. 5 years. pei
cent. seni-annually. part lot 40. Same 20 George
L. Fleming and B1rkley /. Simmons. % secure
Leo Simmons. $1,000. ! and years. per cent.
semi-annually, part lot -.
Chevy Chase-Glendie 3. Young CT TX. to II. ID.
Gordon and Robert E. Heater. to secure Fulton
r. Gordon. S.N99. l 20 l59 months, per
cent. part square l658
Mount Ploasant-Mary l. Scott 20 W. Clarence
Duvall and Thomas Z. Woodward. TO secure J.
Benson Thomas. $1,000 years, per cent
semiannually. lot S35. square ISIS.
Square sl-William Pfeil 81 AK. to Chaplin Brown
and Henry H. Bergrann. TO secure The Oriental
Building Association No ASA part orig
nal lot IL
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs q Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York. July &.-Cotton opened firm at an ad-
vance OF 20 II points. and sold Is to ls points net
higher buying, promoted by growing indications
Of a bulish August condition report. December con
tracts sold up to l259 or 90 points above the low
level Of last week Unfavorable crop accounts from
the Carolinas. Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi.
with reports Of n better inquiry from mills. were
bullish factors. The advance vas checked BY heavy
realizing.
Receipts at the ports were 800 bales, against 2Ssl
last week and S.32 last year. For the week. % 900
bales. against 1887 last week and 28579 last year.
Receipts at New Orleans we're 70 bales against s13
last year. and at Houston. 50 bales, against 81
last year.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE-Extra. per cwL, 551a6Oo; butcher.
gOCq4T5: common. S0sa350.
HOGS-Pe- cwt. gross. 65oa7.oo; ordinary. per
cvt.. 6OOaC.5
sHEEP-Prime. clipped. 3OOaL5O; common. clip
ped. 3Ooa3.0.
LANIBS-Choico sp-ing. Der ID. T14as; medium
"A
CALvES-Prime Der b.. n: medium, q com
mon. Sac.
COWs-Prime. fresh. each 5oOs4ooo; common
25.OOasoO0; old and dry. lo00alAN
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. July B-CATTLE-Receiuta l son
Steers, 45Oa6.s5; bulls. 2OOa39O: COWS. L.75a3eo
few extra dry-fed. $50.
DRESSED BEEF-Steady.
CALYES-Receipts 800. Voals, 5OoasOO; throw
outs 4Ooa4.5o; buttGmiks. SOOa350; dressed calves
lower city dressed. veals sal2; choice lgls. conn
Try dressed. 7all; dressed buttermiks 6a7.
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Rcceipts. $3.50. Sheen
3.O0a5.0l; Ohio wethers. $40; cults, go; lambs
4. 4oaS0O: culls. 400
HOGS-Receipts. 1870. Lower. at s2Oass5: few
choice and heavy. s45as 90
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Regular call. z O'Clock noon
Capital Traction g. $1,000 at ll5k, 500 az
ll5N. 500 al ll5S. 500 at ll54s.
Potomac Electric consolidated IS. $1,000 at 1904.
Potomac Electric Light s. $1,000 at Ice.
Washington Railway and Electric consolidated, %
at IA 50 az l77s. 80 at az.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. . at
93i1 IS at 93h 30 al asa
Washington Gas % az 75i6. . at 75ih. 3 at T5Ab
IS at 75ia. 3 at 75if. 3 at 753a. . at l5b. . at
75A. . at 75it. . at 75i1. % at 75l4. . al 75h
Is at 75k. 3 at 75i1. . az 75A. p at l5lt. . az
75%
Bell Telephone Of Pennsylvania. 5 az l2lh.
Lanston. 100 az l5& 100 at l5&. 100 at l57s. 100
at 49, 100 at l5a.
After call: Washington Gas. rs az 75st. at
1884, . at 75a..
Following are the bid and asked prices on yeSter-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, July IS. 1909
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 4.
JuSTICE WRIGHT.

No. Z75n Anchalowiscz vs.. MicbaloTisz ct al;
order Of discoDtinuance set aside. Attorneys. A.
d. Smith,. Z. McNsmaTa.
No. 2sOi6. Hemmerly vs. Hemmerly; absolute d.
vorce granted Attorneys. l. Q. Halward-Paea
Oberlin.
No. 1885 Caughy " Winston; trustees &C
count ratified. Attorney ]. B. Larner.
No. 2s579. semmes-Kelly Co. Ys. Sanitary Gro
Gerry Company; rule against receiver continued
Attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg-L- H. David
No. 1865 Motion Picture Patents Company "
Chicago Film Exchange; amendments % bin al
lowed. Attorneys. Church s. Church ard Melville
Churchill W Low.
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InMEulfa.

No. 5ls3f international Textbook Company "
John 3. Cohman; Judgment Municipal Court, S79.28
Attorney. l. y. Loving.
No. 5ls5j. Charles =. Nicol. executor. ~ william
A. HaFtpuft; certiOrri Defendants attorney
W. +. Ambrose.
No. 5ls56. George Purcell vs. Elizabeth L
Aiisnaw; cCrtiorar. Defendants attorney. q. {
Gertman-
No. 5ES. HAYES Bros. Minnie Sacks CO al
ccrtiogan. Defendants attorneys. Lambert & Yeat
man.
No. DISCS. james II. Taylor. hdministrator vs
Charles w. Klee; replevin Attorneys. Birney &
W0Odari
No. 5lS59. Charles ". Nelson y. Washingtol
Railway and Electric Company; damages. S.OO0
Attorneys. Happier & Merillat.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished ~ " r. Hibbs & o..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building. Is Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago July &-Tho reported Abandonment O.
The bun side 0f the wheat market by its previous
leader vas largely instrumental IN causing a weak
opening to-day. Weak cables and continued liberal
receipts here and in the South. however were also
potent factors. Although trading IN July was no,
active. there vas sufficient demand by shorts %
force the rrico up 20 IWh in the early trading.
Later ths price dropped % LOSS
Weakness was manifested in corn az the start
but prices became firm apd the market higher late
IN the day
Oats were weak and steady.
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The Safest Investments

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Potomac Insurance
Company Of the District OF Columbia
win be held at the Office OF the company
loan & Trust Building), MONDAY, Au-
gust 2, 1903 at 1 o'clock p. m. The book
for the transfer OF stock VIII be closed
from July 26 TO August 2 1903. inclusive.
ALEXANDER K. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
04
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New York, July &-NHEAN-FlrmCr, big trade
No. l Northern Duluth % arrive. Ky. new No
2 red. {. o. b.. nominally I'D; new No. red for
end August, 33s cents over September. for ear
" September. IA over; No. hard New York f. o.
b.. new. Llf5; No. 1 macaruni. new crop. l.02 f.
O. b., October; No. ! Manitoba. f. b.. IN arrive
Octobor-Novemher. LT2s ETporters took 100 loads
including durum. new No. red. c. l. T. New York
li3al.l8. in car lots and new hard az outportS
CORN-StrOnEcr. quiet trade. No. elevator. So;
No. 3 (. o. b. nominal Exporters took . loads No
2 yellow. nominal. Z. o. D.. No. 2 white. new No
2 December 70 March shipment, at 81
RNE-Quiet No 2 66iA
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. G.. In 10 Dennis Long; adjudication ard
reference.
No. 62l. In 10 Joseph RabInoyitch; reference 20
referee 70 State account.
No. 49l. In re Walter Hieston; Stock Exchange
seat ordered sold and composition with creditors
vacated nisi
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Equity suiIs.

No 800 Minnie Aiusselman rs George ".
Musselman: divorce. Attorney. d. Rothschld.
No. 2SO6. Lucy A. Harris and Rosa Els 90 al.
10 assign dover. Attorneys. ]. Med. CarnSgton and
Thomas n. Patterson
No. 2S707.. Ella W. Graf W. Frank G. Graf: d.
yOroo a meusa ct thoro. Attorney c, Darlington.
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There are branch Offices Of The Wash
lngton Herald scattered all over the city
but II none is conveniently located for
you, your ad will be accepted over the
phone at the regular rate.
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MONEY TO LOAN

On hIst and second trusts. and All other kinds
security. Very low rates.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO.
2O5 Jenifer Bldg.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Stocks Reach a New High
Range Of Prices.
LONDON TRADING IS STRONG
Most OF the transactions Were OF n
Professional Nature and the Tend
eney 10 Take Profits Was More
Noted as the Day Advanced-Tarih
News In AEnin Confusing.

New York, July 2s.-The favorable re-
ception Of the quarterly report OF the
United States steel Corporation, opera
lions carrying Union Pacific common
stock above 200, an early decline IN wheat
and corn prices. and another Of the many
recent reports OF tariff agreement, &C
companied this morning a general ad-
a new high range OF prices.
In the morning, as throughout the day
speculation was particularly keen IN Stee
common, Union Pacific, Reading. New
York Central. and Rock Island common
An inspiration for higher prices was de-
rived from London. where the reception
Of the Steel report was as favorable as
here and where American stocks. though
consols were heavy. were strong and
active
London Stocks Strong.
London also made fair purchases IN this
market and there was some increase in
business fEom the commission houses
Most Of the transactions, however. were
again OF professional or semi-profes.
siOnal origin, and n tendency TO take
profits was noted and became more pro-
ncunced as the day advanced.
The decline resulting from this develop
ment may have been accelerated by
Washington dispatches which threw the
tarir again into confusion and by sharr
advances IN wheat and corn prices 10 the
accompaniment OF reports Of rust IN
wheat and weather unfavorable TO both
wheat and corn. Sellers OF stocks also
professed 20 be alarmed over cables re-
porting the declaration OF martial law in
Spain. and over the weakness Of the for
eign markets. particularly in Paris.
In many OF the active stocks. however.
the reactionary movement only took of
a portion OF the previous advance. and
generally offerings were very we'll alb
sorbed. Steel common held firm THROUGH
out the day. a Circumstance that was re-
garded as Indicating a disposition Of i'm
portant holders 70 retain the stock.
Evidently It was inferred from the az.
ton Of this stock that SPECTATORS and
investors who have accumulated large
holdings IN the past three months do not
OelleVe that all OF the good news regard.
ing the company is out with the quar-.
terly report OF profits and new bushes,
and the increase OF the dividend from
70 per cent.
Wheat Sells at 1924.
Soon after the opening OF the Cbjcarr
market, September wheat sold at 102 g..
and December at 1O2 Is In the subse.
quent rally, all the options advanced un.
I'll at the close September and December
each showed net gains Of l 3-4c. The
rally was not considered unnatural IN
view OF the decided and continuous de-
clines in the wheat options in the mast
ten days. FOR such a recovery nav well
have been due 20 nothing more than the
speculative position. Not much atten-
ton was accordingly given to the vague
reports OF rust and for that matter Wall
Street has long been expecting a crou
scare and has begun to realize that IN
less this comes soon. there will be the
unprecedented condition OF a harvest
without a crop scare. which has Iona
been considered an iroDoegIhf1f.,.
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District Court.

No. s35 In re condemnation Of land FOR ad-
diton 70 Potomac Public School site; report
award OF commission filed
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Qaotations furnished by W. b. HIbos q 90.
members New York Stock Exchange. Hihhs builS
ing rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MoNEV-SALES BY HOUhst
NInnc.-. a ~ IL. IL l.. 1A Us ~
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bankruptcy Petition.
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

No. 60. In 70 Dennis J. Long: voluntary. Al
tCrneys. Biruey & Woodland.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. July 2S-Eollowing are The sales and
quotations on the most active securities Listed Oh
the Baltimore Stock Exchanges;
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cum MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". b. Hlbbs & %.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Bibba
building. Is Fifteenth gtreet northRrst-
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Largest Morning Circulation.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-25
Best printing at Record Office
Gen. Grant an Abstainer.

Chicago, Sept. 24.-Because of Ais
fame as an entertainer and popularity
in the army, much surprise has been
c~ccasioned by the revelation of the
fact that General Fred d. Grant, who
is one of the guests of honor at the
Prohibition celebration and who will
lead the big parade tomorrow, is a
total ob~stainer. Addressing a union
rally of temperance people at Willard
Hall. Gen. Grant said:
Il tried to drink with extreme mod
Grafton. because | knew that alcohol
is the worst poison that a man can
take into his system, but ! found thai
i: was an absolute impossibility to
drink moderately. Because moderate
drinking is a practical impossibility
/ became an absolute teetotaller-a
crank if you please. | will not al
low II even in my house.
Drink is the greatest curse be
cause practically all the crime and
all disaster are the result of 1t. Nine
tylhve per cent. of assertions and acts
of lawlessness in the army are due
TO drink.
IF | had the greatest appointive
power in the country no man would
get even the smallest appointment
from me unless he showed proof OF
his absolute federalism. AS 1t is, OF
my own appointees. the members OF
my staff, not one of them touches a
drop"
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. IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. d

Mrs. Clark ID. Dilley entertained a
party of young ladies'. married and
unmarried. at her home or Pennsylv-
aria avenue Thursday afternoon. II
was a ~cleverly planned party. the
game of the afternoon being a con-
test in which the answers to ques-
lions Were musical terms. The guess
ing was done in partnerships and
Miss Emma Stone and Mrs. Fordyce
Geyer won a pair of fancy vases as
the prize. Mrs. Ben Triton and Miss
Floy Torian won the consolation fav-
ors, which were tin horns.
The house was appropriately decor
ated for the afternoon with cut flow
ers. The guests were received by the
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Hugh Lewis.
The conclusion of the games brought
The service of a delicious three course
luncheon, in which the hostess was
assisted by Mesdanes G.. A. Lipp and
George Flory. About thirty young
ladies made up the party. which was
a thoroughly congenial one.
| Mrs. John T. Mcclure has issued in
vitations for a 500 party to be given
/ at her home on North Richardson ay-
enue next Friday afternoon