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REAL EsTATE rRANsFERs.

Woodley Park-Rowland NJ Jones % HAIRY Ward
man and Thomas ?. Bones. lot As. SO
> street northeast-Jacob L. Fechtig 70 Jaco5 F.
Lewis lot s. square 60 so.
Is n street sguthWest-Janes 7. RYAN 70 Daniel
Ryan, lot IS, square 597. SO
Benning Heights-Tke Valley Realty Company Inc
70 T. 5. Casey. lots 10 70 rs square 5osl SO.
J. ; GraEcr et az. TO 7. 5. Casey. lot ~.
block 5s3 SO.
Garield-Emma Parker e VIZ. Robert et Al %
Ella Cannon. !ot iss. So
tirst street near B street northeast-Wfliar A
Crocut 70 Bessie & Cr0trut. parts lots o and
d. square T26 So
Long MeadoEs-Richard E Pairo e TX 70 Alios
and John ". Mills. lot S. block g. SO
nglesce-Elizabeth Nalbridge et el. % Andrew ".
Lukei. lots i2 20 s9, block Is SO
County-John L. jackson CO uN 70 John B. Hender-
son, part lot So5. square 2575, ST.
Bcnning Heights-J. Nelson Garrett e ux. 20
Claud Livingston. lot rs. block 5l54. Sc.
Massachusetts, avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
streets nOrtheast-Henry E Davis and George
F. Williams, trustees. 10 Florence D. Nc
Aulihe. original LOT S. square 81, S.SS.8.
Buena Vista and Hood & Bstchelder's Addition to
Anacostia-Samuel q Carl 70 Bertha E. Ca-l
lots l 70 Il square 5S5l. and lots and g.
square 5S2l Buona Vista and lot g square
56ll. Hood & Batchelder's Addition. SO.
SO Seventh street soUthwest-WarWiek c. O'Neal
70 Thomas L. Anderson, parts lots ard T.
square s67 SO.
Bloominsdals-Geoyge \. Beale. ct ux 70 German
Z Blair, part lot p block II. SO
81 . street northwest-Edgzr L. Andersen ard
l. C2beu Williamson. trustees. 70 John Ken
nedy. lot Il. square 3es S.75Q
lSS kalorlma road-Joha N. Rankin ct ux. 70 John
Il. Howell lot l6. Widows Mite. 500 John
h Howell 70 Jennie F. Rankin. sane land. 500
SIS and SO Thirteenth street no-thwest-Annss A
NeTitt TO James R. Matthews. lots l52 and L3,
square iooS, SO.
Connecticut Avenue Terace-Fulton z. Gordon e
uI 70 Lot A Turner. lots 10 and Il square
HE 0GL
Fifteenth and d streets sOutheast-Sfery c. Gan
nstt e viz. Henry 70 Iro NJ. Payne. lot s..
square l06l SO
Moore Barbour's AdditOn-Wilizn @ Arard
ct ux. and Walter B. Appeby e Tx 70 Elk
abeth Schnebel. lot 90 block 4. SO.
Grant Park-Blrhara johnson % Louisa A. Mills
lots IS 50. 50. and 81. block !. SO
Petworth-Clarence =. Rheem and Alexander T.
Hensy, trustees 70 Norton n Llttle lot e
square 2s. SslE Clarence B. Rheem and
George W. =. sWartzeI. trustees. 10 sane, lot
g, block a, HsS75.
io5l o strcet ncrthWest-Angeltns HIlyer % WI
lam II. Duval. lots p % s. square ls5 SO
William II. DuTal et ux. 70 J. Hollis Rtnshart
sane land. SO
3 and S Fenton street northeast-APlhur B.
Walker et az. to Nina p Bsan, part lot s76
square So. so
- 555 ard ~ I street scuthEest-Heury q. Hazen
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the Washington stock Ex-
change yesterday was In moderate vol
ume and well distributed. Among the
bonds, Metropolitan Railroad IS were
taken to the extent Of 1900 az Il3 l-2 20
1854
Several Of the stocks were posted ex-
dividend yesterday, that being the day
when the books close for the transfer OF
stock prior 10 making UP the official list
OF holders. Capital Traction, which has
been pegged for many weeks at Is5, IS
now quoted at 133 1-2, and Washington
Gas took similar tumble to 6S IA. and
sales OF about 100 shares took the price
further down the line TO Ct I-2.
washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred was firm at 81.
Mergenthaler yesterday added a stout
fraction 20 the decline. which has marked
its course for the past few weeks, selling
al 205 81 10 205 3-S. In comparison. Lanston
remains firm at IS 1-2, one sale yesterday
being az Is 5-S
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
(Tuesday, June 10, 1909
Equity Court No. 2,

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No 25u Ballauf vs.. Heinrichs; reference 20 au-
dtor- Attorneys. " II. Dcnnis-Coidren s Fen
No. zs3lL Monday vs.. schwab: sale ratihed. Al
torneys. h. ". soh0n-H. T. TsgsArt
No. &aso. saul e al Little Sisters of the
Poor; Appearance Of absent defendant ordered At
torney, J. J. Darlington and G. p. MeGlue-
No. Hs5I. Rcuhsam ". CrandaI: receiver Or
dered 10 pay complainant Attorneys. Ralston &
siddons-T. L. Jefiords. r. F. Downing, and c. A.
Berry.
In ro nunacyl james I. colslazeri szpesdstsrres
for maintenaDce ordered.
No. 2s4s6 Rafferty, vs. Heritt; disbursements
By receires authorized- Attorneys Slenan & Lerch
p T. CollOday.
No, s5G. Widde-burn ~ Wiaderburn; certified
10 Mr.. Justice Gould Attorneys Berry & Minor
C. Bendhein-
10. HGs. Simmons ct al Va Simmons ct al
sale confirmed and reference 70 aadtor. Attorneys,
G. 7. Hindter-W H.. Manogne ". NJ Stewart.
J. q. Archer. and Gordon & Go1don.
No. 29L Barick e al - BaTricE q Al. s1le
finally ratihed- Attorneys. W. c. Gardiner-J- C.
Mattnsiy.
No. Ese2 Reeves vs Covies Ct al auditors re-
port confirmed. Attorneys. T. p. WoodTard-H-
Bcvd
No. Sa6 King IS Harrington; receiver ordered
% died report Attorneys. Craadal Maesey-lSrr,
No. SIS steele vs. Steele: absolute divorce
granted. Attorneys. Robinson White-C. II. syme-
No. 06g7. Jord0n vs. Jordcn; rule returnable
June y. Attorney. C. c. James
No Hee6 Morrow q al vs. Morrow ct al sale
ratified and references 10 auditor. Attorney. J. A.
Aiaedel
Assignment for today:
No. 596 Carr vs.. Len Attorneys. Reilly & War
ren-TObriner & EdmCnsfon
No. So Waters vs. KOpn. Attmncya. william
son-Lanabegt q Yeatman.
No. a3 Hedricz rE. Hednck. Attorneys. HaTel
Bride
No. 60 kennedy ". Kennedy. Attorneys. Tep-
pr & Gusack-Horgan-
No. So. shepherd vs.. shepherd e a. Attorney
Anbrose-Davidge.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltssaore. June B.-Quotations established by the
Baltimore Fruii and Produce Association are as
follows:
BOIIEh-Creans-y. separator. per u. 3; inf
iatiOn. ID. Ea2i: Prints. Alb. per h. TaSO: do
tlb. Der b. Eas0; blocks. 2lb. per ID. ssaS
dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia
per u. l6an: Virginia and West Virginia, store
lacked per h. ls1z; Ohio. storepacked. per n.
islz: nearby rolls per H. ls5s: Ohio rolls Der 10
81; West Virginia rolls per 10. lsiz
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts
per doz., 2: Eastern Shore. Maryland, and Virginia
per doz-, p; Western hrsts. per doz. q West Viz
ginia. per dor q
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight. per ID.
Is; spring chickens. IL lbs and over per ID. p,
u lbs. per Ii. 20; ! IL. and under per D., Is:
ducks, Per h. II; do. white Pekins, per b.. p:
sprine ducks. ; lbs. and over. PER b. a; pigeons.
young per pair aG5; do. old. rair. q; TuiDes
fowls old each. 8
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COTTON NARKET.

Quotatious furnished by ". p. Hlbhs & Co.
Eemser q The New YORK Stock Exehanse. Hibbs
Building - fifteenth street northwest
New 1ofx June E.-C0tton opened AZ an ad-
vance q -a5 points and sod about & 10 points
higher N rcsponse 20 hrner cables and private -
ports that heavy rains had fallen AZ points in the
Nississipp valley Strong interests seemed % be
buying, 0ut trading not actiye and realizing
by CID lonss checked the upward movement during
the middle q the morning. when fuctuati0us were
narrow and irregular, with pCices point OK Two
OF from the best
Tie market became quiet ard prices gradually
eased on % net decline of about s16 points under
scattered ralizins in ths Rbsencs Of aggressive
supper
Receipts az The ports were 500 bales. sgainst
=. 500 last week and a. 05l last year: for the week
6.o0 bales. against 70 last week and S. s95 last
year Receipts az New Orleans were LIS baies
against 2s0 last year and az Houston ~ baIes
agalnst 1lss last renr
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimors. JSne B.-Wheat to-day was dun oorn
quiet, cats lower, re duh, and aour In moderate
demand
WHEAr-Spot contract. l6oal 6o5s spot No .
red Western. LSoaLsoH July, lIsal .lsit: Aurist
LD4aLH; steamer No. red. L5sa1 81 receipts
1.556 bus; Southern on grade. I56al. Co.
COlN-Spot contract. 81. asked; July. Tg,taTg1s .
receps. al59 bus Southern white corn, sl5s
asked
OATS-stock IN elevators. ls5.O55 bus; shipnents
do. No. ;. SASSY; do. No. T. saGH; mixed. No.
2, 6laslAi d., No 3 so1sa5l; do No. 4 5slkaso.
k1E-StOck IN elevators. 5S.7G bus shipments
from sievators. ~ bus No. Western rye. sx-
port. al5as2; No. Western rye. uptown. siisas2.
bag lots to quality and condition ssas4
FLOUR-Winter extra. s5oa5.70; do. clear 61o7
65i DO. stTsight. e6ase.7si do patent. 6s0z7 %
spring clear. 63as59; do, straight 5fsasgS. -
patent s.soa6s5; City Mills best patent 40; do
hish-grade patent. 10; do. high-rade strsiebt
10; do. choice family, SIS; do extra. 500a5i5;
rye four medium to choice. a6Oa4s5: com meal
per 100 lbs-. LSoa1sl
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Quotations furnished By Vs. 2. Hibbs & CO.
members Of the Chicago Board of Trade Hibbs
Building. - Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. June I5-Harrest news was a besrish
factor in the wheat market TO-DAY and rri-es hi
The early trading declined from \ 70 A from yes
teriay's final figures A decline AZ LIVERPOOL in
spired additional selling Cror conditions IN The
Southwest were reported as improving and harvest
ng was said 10 be making rapid progress n0rthuari
The grestest selling pressure on the July de-
livery.
break o. 4 csnts AZ Winnipeg caused additional
weakness later IN the day Covering by shorts re-
s1lted in moderate rally but the close was heavy
Con was weak owing % general selling based on
The further slump in wheat and on hnpTJged
weather conditions IN the corn belt
Ideal conditions Tor the new crop prompted gen
eral selling of oats early IL the session resulting
in considerable weakness.
The com mraket became weaker later IN the So
sion owing 10 declines IN the rrice of the cash
grain al Kansas City and St. Louis
Provisions developed moderate weakness following
a fairy firm tons at the opening. The reaction
vas due 10 liberal realizing sales Hog receipts
wero again light and the market for live hogs was
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are wholesale,


BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 2Sf Western nrsts
Ha27sk; seconds. q; process fancy 2ia2ik; fair TO
good. 2a22: dairy. choice. az; good, lsaIs; store
PACKED, fresh. 17alS
CHEESE-New York State factory, fancv asts
lzlz; do. small. H1sal5; do. large. MalHs.
EGGs-Nearby, choice, free cases 2l5k: do. -
tgrnable cases, p; West Virginia and Southern
West Virginia. free cases. 2s: do. returnabe eases
%: Tennessee free cases 2y4; do retur,able
cases %; North Carolina. free cases, ls3f: do re
turuabe cases. is
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. zIa22; sprinr. z2as.
hers. I5a20: roosters. s. ducks. large. saiI. a.
small 6a7; geese, 6a7; do, fancy. salo. turkev.
toms l2al3: do. hens. lS: turkeys. thin 10; Keats
l0al2
DRESSED PoUDTRY-Turkeys. ehose.. un5r,,,,
hens l5al6; do. average. undrawn I5als. 40 fbin'
a; chickens, SaS; hens. lsol7; roc1srs 10; ducks
DRESSED l1EATs-Hams. country. sussr a,red
I21ksI5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per bbl. z75as. 50. do
per bus. lO0all5; Jams. per bbl, L75a2 50. asrara
gus, per d0z' LLoeA5o; cabbage. per bbl. crate.
50aI5 celery. Florida. Der crate 2Ga2D: c1lcum-
bers. per has. I5aL50: lettuce. home grown bbl
scars; onions, Bermuda, per crate. LIZ Texas r,er
crate, L25alS5; peppers. Florida. PER carrier lOOa
80; string beans. per has. 4oa75; tomatoes, per
box. l50a2O0; tomatoes. choice LOO; rhubarb doz
3; beets, bunch. 3a5; peas baA, 75alB
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. Ben Davis s5oas m.
Wine Sap. 375a5O0: Albemarie Pirpin. 6eOss %.
fancy table fruit. 5ooa65o oranges. Florida bright
per box 3.0oa3So; California naveIs per box. 49,
3 81 grape fruit Florida, per box. 25OaS00; lemons
75a325; strawberries, per quart, 9a5; rinaapples
Florida, per crate L75a25: blackbeEries per ouart
5as -
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced. fancy. 4. do
sliced. bright 81: Cherries. y; blSckberriea a.
Whortleberries. 10; raspberTi=s. q
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern. on grade. I40sI 90. rve
i5as5: corn. shelled. white. Sas0: 40 yellow gsoO.
new ear t25a+S; oats. Western white. No. 2 sOa
s.; old. mixed. 62a64
sUNDRIES-Beeswax. 2; .ailow, 6as<; ginseng
pr h.. Seoa55o; seneca. per ID. to golden seai.
aa2; pink l2al4: mandrake 2as; snake root q
"OOL AND HIDEs-Wool washed. free Of burs,
per h.. p; DO. unwashed free of burs. rer N
81; do, bury, per h.. Za2S: hides green. Der IL
10; do. dry. per h. Isals: sheep skins. green.
Each. l5al; do. dry, each. 2s6o; calf skins, green
Zach. l0ozLsc.
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new York. June 15-For the first time
to-day within several weeks the stock
market experienced a general and de-
elded reaction. There were several de-
Velopments q the way Of news, or. at
least OF market action. that IL they did
not provoke actual selling Of stock to
some extent discouraged buying.
shortly after the opening Of business, a
running break OF eight points occurred
In the price OF the American Sugar Pc
ming common shares which might have
been due either 70 a speculative attack
upon the stock or TO an effort OF actual
holders OF the shares 70 liQuidate a con-
siderable block OF stock. Once the most
active stock in the entire security list,
Sugar Refining common has long since
passed into the inactive class, and Is
held almost entirely for investment The
stock. therefore. Is one for which com
paratvely small market exists.
Fear Lawsuits.
Reason for the decline to-day was not
Understood 20 be and diminution OF the
earning power OF the American Sugar
Refining Company. but rather the recent
lawsuits and the possible impending
government prosecution, IN which the
company has been involved, which must
undoubtedly result IN no small financial
loss.
In sympathy with tho drop IN sugar, the
whole stock market declined sharply, af-
terward railying and remaining dormant
until the last hour OF business. Then
another selling movement broke out.
which embraced all the leading spccula-
tive favorites and left their quotations
at the close at recessions varying from
one TO two and half points. Explana-
tons accounting for the fall in specific
quarters were not wanting.
story current IN the early portion OF
the day that the directors OF the Central
Railroad OF New Jersey. at their meet
ing this afternoon would declare an in
creased divident proved to be unfounded.
and the discovery weakened the shares
Of the Reading company, which IS a
large holder OF Jersey Central stock.
Fail to Advance Rate.
Similar speculative disappointment was
expressed over the failure Of the direct
ors OF the Corn Products Company 70
advance the dividend rate on that com
pany's preferred stock at their meeting
also held this afternoon.
Relatively large selling also converged
upon United States Steel common stock. /
One explanation for this. offered by Eos- |
sips. was prospects OF q struggle between |
the United States Steel Corporation and I
the union men at work in the American 4
Sheet Steel CompRny's plant
Other adverse factors IN the market 1
to-day were the circulation OF stories l
that the report TO the governor OF the /
State Of the committee appointed 10 IN
vestigate the stock and commodity
exchanges would make recommendation
OF an unwelcome sort as regards our 4
own stock exchange.
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Sues Capital Traction Company.

In a suit fled in the District Supreme
Court yesterday William ". Danford
seeks TO recover $1,000 damages from the
Capital Traction Company. He was
thrown to the ground from the platform
OF car February is. the conductor hay
ing called 'An out" he alleges. before a
dangerous curve had been rounded. He
IS represented BY Attorney Leonard J.
Mather
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATHE-E!tr.. Der evt. kSossOO; butcher. Looa
L50: common. 20oa500
HoGs-Per e~t-. grOss. Eooa15O; ordinary. per
sHEEP-Prime. clipped. Looa45e; common. clip
ped A00ss5o
LAMBs-choice spring. per ID, 9; medium. IA.
CALFES-Prine. pr ID. Tz medium, 7ls: eoEn-
mon. 5as.
C0Ws-Prime. fresh. each. SOaS.oO; cOmmsu.
E.oa.n.0o; old and d-5. loooals.G.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June B.-Sioney on call ouened Il.
pe, cent; high. per cent; lowest IA per cent
closing, rs per cent Most Of the loans at IL re
cent Time money unchanged Rates: 2tLaZb ner
cent Tor sixty days; PAN per cent for ninety DAYS
Sa3it per cent for four months Sta5k per cent fog
fyo months: 94a3A per cent for SIX months; saLas
per cert for the year.
Sterling opened steady; rates unchanged. Rates
for actual business closed sixty days 4s475a4 s5sO.
demand, AS770a4S775: cables. s795a4 sos. CONNER
cial bills. As7Is for ninety days; 4S5tass So for
sixty days; -four bills 4S5S for sixty days: grain.
tR
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New YORK. Juns R-CATTLE-Reoespts. SOC
head. steady market
CALN NES-Reeeipts. so head City-dressed vesls
Ssai2; choice. IA: country dressed sau: dressed
grassers and buttermilks 7asiz
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Reoeipts, $50 head
Sheep. 350a5-Z5; ,Amhs T.o0ass75k
HOGS-Receipts / so head: firm
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HibbS Building.

e. TX. and Emma l. Hazen % Mary Martin.
lots Sc. s.. ard S. square 5I $40
Stotts Park-The St1--s PARK Realty Corcna-v %
Gec1Ee W. fourrrre blocks $40. SIL Sl3 SIS
Ss3 SIS and psrts squares 5-e5 and Sos SO.
Hoi1ead Me2or-Janes A. Roge-s e. AK % Geneva
A. Nam. lat II. heek q. 50.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. y O'Clock noon
Metropolitan Railroad S. 81 900 at I5sS 1900 Al
ll5&. 5000 at ll3&. $1,000 al llsss
Capital Traction 1 AZ lI5k
Washington Railway preferred. at 81. a. 81
Washington Gas, AZ 6S1, A. g. . Al G.
. AZ SIS. 3 az STA
Mergenthaler Linotyre 10 81 SbE 20 AZ 15x %
at 25as. 10 NJ 2o6E
Lanston Monotype 100 at I5s1. % At I5lA
Union Trust az 81.
After cal-LAnston Monotype. 30 At I55t. 50 e.
I5s.
FoiioN1ng are the bid and asked prices ou yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
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NeW loTk. June L5-NHEAT-WeakeTi light
business. No. / Northern Duluth 10 arrive. 1884,
No. red. f. o. b.. Isl: No. hard. New YORK
o b., L55A; No l macaroni. nominal No.
ManitOba, T. o. b.. 20 arrive. OctO-er and Noven-
Der. LIZ. Exporters took loads new No. 2 red
for August ct outportS
CORN-Scarce; dull. No. 2 elevator S.; No 2
T. 0, B.. spot, So; No. yellow. T. q. b, s5z No.
white Z. o b.. s5l4
RYE-stTOng; slow. No 4 T. o b. nominal.
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Equity SuIts.

No 2SU. Lena jordan VS Harry B. Jordan
gt al maintenance. Attorney. G. c. lanes
No. 2s606. Julia 4. ". Daniel et al vs. Union
Trust Company q al; eoustrue win ATTORNEY, W.
L. Ambrose
No. 1893 The Washington Gruetn Veresn vs
Sarah Haser et al substitute trustee Attornevs
William Hitz and G. B. Craighll
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Lawsuits.

No. 67R Fannie Greenappls " AIrs. Irene
shafer; Judgment Municipal Court, S7oS. A.
torney. N. StrssbrrRer.
No. a16 Nyanza HaWkins adninistrator Va
southern Railway c0npany et all damage, 5000.
Attorney. Z. A Bailey.
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District Conrt-

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. e0I. United states Hurdle Brand HoI-
lard Gin; tine tc fle answer % lbel extended
In re extension Of Girard street: bearing.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

aLaAAAE hNbEti1AN
United States -. William H Brown; enabezzIs-
ments verdict. not guilty. Attorneys. G. A Berry
and r T. Pa9grtt
United States - Alex Garter: robbery: plea,
guilty; sentence 20 !al fc- ten Gncuths-
United States "a Henry ID. ChristhieF: hoase-
breaking and larceny; given % fuTy. Attorney. A
L. NeWmyef
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotations furnished By w. B. Hbbs & Co.
members OF the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building, rs fifteenth street northwest.
CALL AIONEY-SALFs BY HoTTRS,
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While you think OF II, telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald
and bill win be sent you at cent a word.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Sharp Break in Sugar Rein
ing at Opening of Day.
LAWSUITS AS THE REASON

Fossible Impending Government
Prosecution Responsible for Drop.
Whole Market Weak in sympathy.
New jersey Central Does Not De-
clare Increased Dividend.
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No. ssls. Columbia Heating Company IS. Inde,
= London. SIS NeFa-k street. Cleveland PARK
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hibbs q o.
members or the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Buildins .5 Fifteenth street northre.t
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Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE GOULD
Cnited States IS Odsn 3. Gay. forgery; on triaL
Attorneys. A. A. Bipsc1nb, Crandal Mackey. and
q Gir1~-r
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BanIzrnntc- Conrt.
Mechanics Lien.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. SCI. In re Thomas Z Wagganan; refe7ee's
oonmissi01 ordered paid
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CHIEF Slo4ANE NLAbALhA
No SS2 United States rel. shady.
Secretary 0f Interior; order Substituting RichaTd A.
Ballingsr as party respondent. Attorney. c. T.
HaYelL
No. 5lfI. Rousseau Secretary q Interior et
al order q June a. 1870. ST sside and petition
dismissed 70 Secretary q Interior, without preil-
dice and District of Columbia ordered % ex-
U1ngo assessment q Sls9 s. from tax rec0rd A.
t0rneys. G. c. Gertman-E. II. Thomas and y.
". Baker
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Largest Morning Circulation
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Circuit Court No. L.
Cireuit Court No. ?.
- rI-rr1rr c1,n,rr1

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 5s42 Every Va Cline e al; judgment b.
default AttuncTs Lgun LYon.
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GOVERNMENT BoxDs.

New Yort. June l.-Uuitsd States government
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= NeE YORK Stock ETchanZG
NashingrCl Stock ExcaauSe
CLieg3 Beard as Trade.
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If YOU feed right you will feel right,
for proper food and a good mind is the
sure road to health.
"A year ago | became much alarmed
about my health for l began to suffer
after each meal. no matter how little
ate says a Denver woman
81 lost my appetite and the very
thought of food grew distasteful. with
the result that was not nourished and
got weak and thin.
MY home cares were very heavy, for
beside a large family of my own | have
also to look out for an aged mother
There was no one to shoulder my
household burdens, and come what
might / must bear them, and this
thought nearly drove me frantic when
| realized that my health was breaking
down.
81 read an article in the paper about
some one with trouble just like mine
being cured on Grape-Nuts food and
acting on this suggestion | gave Grape
Nuts trial. The first dish of this de-
licious food proved that l had struck
the right thing.
My uncomfortable feelings in stom-
ach and brain disappeared as if by
magic and in an incredibly short space
of time l was again myself Since then
l have gained II pounds in weight
through a summer of hard work and
realize | am very different woman
all due 10 the splendid food. Grape
Nuts"
There's a Reason" Thial will prove.
Read the famous little book, The
Road to MELVILLE" in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter.? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine. true, and full of human
interest.