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THE WEST IS INTERESTED.
HOme-EoinE TO ireland in 1910
Promises to He Successful.

HOme-EoinE 10 ireland in 1910
Promises TO He Successful
Letters from the West 10 Francis. l.
Kilkenny indicate that the home-going
movement 10 Ireland in 1910 IS spreading
there
Mr. Kilkenny has written the mayors
OF Dublin. Belfast. and Cork for infor-
nation as 10 what steps the people Of
the "Ould Sod viii take 10 entertain
the visitors. what concessions the railroad
companies viii make 70 handle the travel
ers. and what hotel facilities VIII be pro-
vided.
He viii soon be in a position 20 answer
the numerous inquiries he has received
as 70 what programme Of entertainment
viii be furnished Mr. Kilkenny has also
communicated with Dr. Douglas Hyde,
founder OF the Gaelic League, with view
20 obtaining an appropriate Gaelic name
for the pilgrimage
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

sCHEDLLt n EFFECI OCTOBER = lsoa
Leave Washington New Union Station
SIS q. m.-Daily-Au points on NoTfolk snd West
eTn;. also kuoxTllls. ChattanooSz, and Memphis
I0I0 > n - Daily - Roanoke Bristol Winston
salem. Knoxville. ChattanooSa Nashville Memphis
New Orleans ThrouEh SleepeT- Dining CHA
Fer NCTfolk-LezTe Washington. 81 & n daily
Il-5 8. H. daily tezcept Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
% A. H. Sd ?. n
s15 D m--Dsily-Be-TyTile. LErzy ShsnanSoah
Trains from The Southwest arT1Te $50 a. N nnd
1879 ,. Il
All information Fourteenth streo* snd New Yok
avenue (Bond Buildinz1.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursday, Decemb

States EVchzase Bank e a.; reraavin. Ato7ey.
l. L Hslwa-d
No Sis. Richard B Dorsey ~ Washington
Terminal Company = al dan2yss- $500 Atr1r-
neys. y. z DAVIS and z r. EiuhaU
No. 5lza Silver & Co - Huisrn Va-ierr S-5-a.
account, sia252 Attorney. H. W wbeatle7
No 5i5S Charles W RiCharisoz y Edr "
Ltne-1cki sncount. So Atco-uey. c. H. Nernss
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR .
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEN AEhAlNAL. I'D STREET, NEW 1Okh-
- g. ~ DincT. Pullman ParlOI.
- a. n UhserTatiun Parl0r. F1Te-hCr trzsns
S7t a. r. DlneT and Pullman PariCT Car
49, a. m Diner ard Pullman ParloT Car.
y - = r. DlEer and Pullman Parlrr Car.
80 D. H. Royal Limited Al Pullman. 5hoyr.
= - p n Coaches 70 philadelphia.
80 J. 70 Diler ard Pullman PsTioT.
E1y .. "a Coaches 20 Philadelphia
.---2 nigbL SleeTETs 70 New NoTk.
80 a. ~ SlegTeTs 20 philadelphia a New IcrE.
., 81 LAAllC CITY. 71o so. ilso & n. TlsN-
TO BALTIMORE.
ERT HOUR On The HOUR
-, theek d4yA - 9. u . y % . NJ
o. - '51l. 80. : -. 20. $50. 80 80.
-. 10 80. .u09 a. n .l250 noon rl2a5 sl0o.
Is so 80. ts20, $50, 80, ts-i5, 'sso, 800.
80 80; $50. $50. Tao. is0o go 'lo1s. +loS5.
q 20. TIL night
CHICAGO. ~ So D n,
. sei55NClNNaIl - ST, LOUIS, sna LOUISVILLE,
- a. H. - 3. n. -lZ.i3 night
FslilIIsBURG, $40 e. Il. ~. go p n. '2So
CLEVELAND. .sis
COLUMBUS. .s0 n
WHEELING. $40 a. n. 81
Ml7sg.iES ~. f3.l0 g. n. nd6 $50 ,. n
~ = 5hICA. 3D. fs:la ss-i5 g. II. sla. f@S,
HAGERSTOwN. $50 q u. 500 D n.
,r = A4N-,At OLlS : 2. Ts-o. fi21S n5on fs-0 80.
~ and $50 p n
Iai.z, 5Zcept Sunday. sSundsy only.
LELEPH0NES a. all the following Ticket o.
nces- 80 = a. nv, Nam lei; 6is Peuns5iyania
ele-- Nam =. New Onion Station Ticket O1lces
Man 45-o: Info-zztion Bureau Main 75S1.
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UMBRELLA EMPORIUM.
CLOTHES CLEANED & PRESSED
PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY At 3 PER CENT
On watches diamonds and 'sTelry
LOUIS ABRAHAMs
Bonded broker . Ninth q ~
Cd geld. silver ard PAWN tickets bought fu- czsa
no2(oOd-tf
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JUSTICE bAhNAhUs
Estate Of John NJ Oxley; order granting letters
q administration; bond s. 900. Attorneys, Coidrso
& Ferning-
Estate q Clara Doh1es: order Confirming sale q
realty. Attorney Leo SiunonS
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

:. B--FolOHins schedule figures plblishsd Only
IS Information, and AZ not Erarzutecd:
fc Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New OTlesrs
AsheTille. Chattauoog2. Memphis, SIS 3. n sud
D,i5 p n daily
F0T Roanoke KrorvIIe. ChsttanoozA. MerphiS
NeU Orleans. 1910 p n daily.
FOR Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. SsTsn-
nah. JaeksonTiile, ard Florida points, 40 p n
ca1iy.
to1rl5t cas- foT Calif0-nia- tri-Weekiv 40 q n
Locsl far narTlso1tsTg. % e. r. daily; as p Il
seeE csrs- for Dauviile SIS A. n daily. and for
C1aElottes7lls. SIS a. n ard 80 ,. II daily
tEegCeut trains 20 and from Blrsnout.
l. 5. BROWN. General Agent.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
CHTFF IrsuCE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JCoItJE tEAbALGA-
Assignments for Ja1uary Il. lse:
No e. Mitchell Company - Norfolk ard Wash
fnston Steamboat Company. Atto-nsys, c. Z Sinns
Brcwne. Browne & Peslls-
No. sos. Hawks Brown e a. Attorneys, b
{. Worthiu-tor-TuckeT & Kenyo1
No Us. Fox rs Lscy. Attorneys. P. b. Mar
shall-woH Rose1bTg-
No 80. Quinn II Washington Railway and Elec-
tic Cuupany. Attorneys. a Z, Haues and 2, r.
Jackson-C A Douglas snd G. P Hoover.
No ls4 Co-iaa vs. Dawson Attorneys, V. ].
Lambert and r. z. Testnan-W- E Ambrose
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Lawsuits.

No. 5Z7S. Psrll Jones & CO. "a James " Bur
dine; Judgment n 6. c. Auksm. J. P SlSe.ss At
tOneys. BrSndenblHE & BrSndenburE.
No. 5lT7s. United States % uss Warren Ehres
Company ~ Ths George A. tdIleT Company Ct al I:
bond, $500. Attor7eys, Tucker & Kenyon.
No. a27s. Ceorgs n 0antz ys. Ths Uusted
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No. z25s Harold E Doyle et al IS. Thona,
Bronson Jewell, T.. infant. et al; confirm sale
Attorneys, Gordon & Gordon
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W. B. & A. e RY.

Electric palace cars from White House Station
C5th ard II SIS. NORTHEAST.
FoT BatinCTe-5-j9. and every half hour from
$50 a II 70 30 D n, and so. $50. loz3. snd
uS5 q n
For Aunspcis-EveTy hour from $50 q z. 20 30
,. n, and 90 and lbs p T.
FsreS One Esy. R0Tnd tip
10 BalLllLlCEe-. 10 sL9
To Annapolis and Q. 5.
Naval Aczdeuy..-.--.-.-. &c TE
All r. Cs rn drez 70 White House station
Ticket of5ce at 18th and y. Y. ave. northwest and
st White H0uss Staten. 18th and q SIS. NORTH
EAST. Telephone NJ TS6.
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Eauitx suft.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 35l. In rs Thomas Z. WaE-zniaa; order
inally ratifying sale.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MODERN FURNITURE BOUGHT AT $50 IgTH
Sc. nv. and clothing, L sent 10 the store
de1d z HENSLEY
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HORSES AEO CARRIAGES.

FOR sALE-COUPs ROCKAwAY. Is EXCEL
-ent condition; b. private party. lil5 E-s s. nw.
6s9o--t
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MOVING AND STORING.

WY PAY MOREl WE STORE FOR 30 A
loed. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. ns-lz-
q 10Th 81 5v. 'Phc1s Main E23. ssls-zs,
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WALL PAPER.

WE WISE TO SELL OUR ovERsToCK or
wall psper st very loS sscihes. Cau and Sc
cur stock Sign painting show cards, and EslSinz
:. G. S0LTE, sN 18th It NJ. izs-eod-tS
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OSTRICH FEATHERS.

OSTRICH FEATHERS CURLED, DYED. AND
cleaned: feather boas: speciality On whise plunea
MADAME GARET. LS7s N Y ave nv
no1-sof Swf
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UPLIFT OF RURAL
FAMILIES PLANNED
American Home Economics
Association Organized.
no FOLLOW ROOSEVELT IDEA

Society Would Teach Wives and
Daughters of Farmers and Work
ingmen OF the Nation Domestic
Economy and Art-Future Action
Discussed at Meeting Yesterday.
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CARPENTER ~ BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER;
5oooing promptly executed at short notice: drop
postal; VII cslI; estimates cheerfully given. " q
GOODWIN. To3 s. nv. t2srSwf
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CASH REGISTERS.

We ARE AGENTS FOR THE
AMERICAN CASH REGISTER.
CARRYING A FULL LINE OF DETAIL-ADD-
ING, TOTAL ADDING, COST. AND SELLING
PRICE MACHINES THEY ARE MADE by
THE AMERICAN Cash REGISTER CO.. THE
ONLY CONCERN STANDING BETWEEN TIE
MERCHANT, PUBLIC AND A MONOPOLY
GET Our PRICES AND SEE OUR 1903 MOD
Els. BURCH kLEPS. SALES AGENTS, Us
eTH ST. NV. PHONE MAIN &Ia
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HAIR DRESSING.
CRYSTAL HAIR-DRESSING PARLORS-
MANICCRING AND SHAMPOOING
VIBRATOR FACIAL AND SCALP TREAT TafENT
Sc ST NV ROOMS AND 3
Patrons Treated a. Residence. Phone n 7s06
6eE5f. 5 tu-Sr
LADIES HAIR DRESSING.
SHAMPOOING.
SCALP TREATMENT.
IDA n JOHNSTON
FGme-ly with s. Heller,
a. l1lh & T. de7-5E
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.

PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR BRIGHT
young women between the ages Il Z and ..
Apply n TELEPHONE SCHOOL C. * 2 Tel.
Co. 1902 R s. de5-3t
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

SURE. YOU WANT YOUR PICTURE FOR
Christmas Now Is the time. and HOWARD,
Photographer. lbs Ps. ave NV. Is the placs. All
$50 pictures 8 10 those mentioning this pzpG.
ocl+wES-tf
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WANTED-TEAMS.

wANTED-TEABIs: STEADY WORK EVERY
pleasant day this winter for about % teams.
Apply at works NEW WASHINGTON BRICK
COMPANY, Alexandra County. Va. deSaTt
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

IN GEORGETOwN. GROOM BRICK: FURNACE
heat; porcelain bath; up 70 date IN eFery psrtica
lET; cheap 90 quick buyer. J. T. SHOEMAKER
AEsnt. ss 18Th 81 NV noEs
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FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-L0TS.
TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE
How ST the advertisements of Suburban
Real Estate read; how they al say In
the beautiful CHEVY CHASE SEC
TON" CT Near CHEVY CHASE" CT
Addition to CHEVY CHASE" OF 80
many squares from CHEVY CHASE"
CT "o1 the CHEVY CHASE line" Tier
al rsTOlTe around the main sXiS-CHETT
CHASE. They al endezToF 70 make you
think that their property IS n sone vzy
related 70 CHEVY CHASE, thus uroon-
sciUusly paying homage TO the QUEEN
OF WASHINGTON'S SUBURBS
NOW THEN
Why not by properly AT CHEVY
CHzSE rather than NEAR CHEVY
CHASEl Lots from cents pcr square
foot TO % cents Per square foot-fron S55G
lot up-SiQ OF more cash and snail
monthly payments Prices are steadily ad-
Tancing. Buy low yc1 want to set the
benefit q the increased value It Is s1rs
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TYPEWRITERS.
Law AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES, RENTS. GOVERNMENT
clans settle estates. Law business in al courtS
No charge unless successful Phone Zsss
FULLER AGENCY, Room T. III6 &
sez,EGS.a
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PAPER FLOWER NOVELTIES.

DINNER. RECEPTION. AND AFTERNOON
tea faTors designed by uA Pres reaso0able- Ex-
pert Workmanship HESS. Botanical Artist, y
lSch s. nv 1o5-1
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AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.
BIRDS, DOGS, RABBITS, &c.

We ARE BOOKING CHRISTMAS ORDERS
for white Eskimo and other dogs; also siaxin7
cenGries. parrots. gOld6sbes, cats, rabbits, goats
fI2 l2th s. II
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET,
lPnce. anoted nre rhole..Iel


BUTTER-Cresmery. fancy. SlEs52: do. ars;s
Sa3l process, fancy. zsa1; Do. fair 10 good 25a9s
dairy choice. 2a2; do, good. &ac2: store
packed 70
CHEEsE-New York State factory. fancy. fats.
leaiei4: do. small. l6'zai61l: do. large, Iy4aI5k
EGGS-Neariy. choice returnable cases. 2sa27:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. returnable
cases. Is: Tennessee. retumable cases, Is; North
Carolina. returuahle cases %
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring large Is. do
medium, Is: do, medium, small, IS; hens small
per h., l5ls do, large. 1874 soosters. Der ID. 3.
ducks, old. llsl3; do spring. } lbs. and over
llal3; geese per h. salo; turkeys. toms. per ID.
ls; do hens 10 turkeys. thin. l2al5; keats. per
To-. ioal2.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turksys. choice undrawu.
hens. per h.. IS do. average undrawu mixed
Is. chickens. per h., -: hens choice per h. Is;
roosters. per h.. r. ducks. loal2; geese. per ID
6alo
DRESSED MEATs-Hsms. country, sugar cured
l6alS
VEGETABLES Potatoes. Per bbl.. lna,Oo.
sweet potatoes per bbL. new. L25aLD: vans. per
Dbl. Is cabbage. per bb. Gute So celery. New
York. per doz. 4oa60: cucumbers. per basket s9a7s
lettuce. home grUwn. DBL. 5oS75; d. New Yo,k
per basket 75al2s; onions. L50al.I5: string beans
per basket. 4oa7S; beets. bunch. 2a3; peas basket
75a1.1j.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples loose. per Dbl. iooa
per box. Looal.5o; DO. common. 25a75; damsons.
per b.. 4: pums. E.
SUNDRIES-B eesWax. DaSO: tallow. 6asY; gin
seng per h. 50Oa5.J0 seneca per 10. 20: golden
seal. 40ai5; pink i2ali mandrake, 2s5; snake root
s.; chestnuts. loal2
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool. unwAshsd. free Of
burs. per b.. 2Sa29; wool. bury. per h., ga2s:
hides. green per To-. Il; do. dry. pr H., lsals
sheep skins. green each. 75alOe do. dry. each 2a
90: cafskns green, each. L00al5.
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iOChL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Traction shares and bonds represented
one OF the features OF the local stock
market yesterday On call Of the bond list
four Capital Traction IS were bid in
al IFS. Capital Traction stock brought
1y716ai5T% in small lots Washington
Railway preferred developed a gold d.
gree Of strength and activity. selling 20
shares between 95lia93ls.
Gas sold quite freely at CO.'S. sales for
the day amounting TO 10 shares
Mergenthaler was firm at 2lSa2l3st 10
22ll2ib. but there is a scarcity of this stock
in the local field. and only two QUOTA
ton lots appeared In the trading,
Lanston attracted the largest degree OF
attention OF any stock. Three 5OO-share
lots were placed on the record. two at
lS5s and one at 1854. In addition 20 these
big sales. FIVE lO0-share lots were sold
and one smaller lot of y shares. During
the selling or this stock considerable in
terest was manifested. and the takers OF
the stock were apparently ready 10 buy
in any amount and at tie top prices.
Greene-Cananea sold 300 shares al 102t.
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Quotations furnished by W. g. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York, Oct. Fear Of a tropical storm and
cold weather Sunday, with the spectcr Of frost
had much 10 do with advance Of 50 cents 10
81 a bale for cotton to-day. Besides, the world Is
getting freely. regardless Of the price Some Of the
bulls argue that the farmer has in reality. allow
ing for he uncunted as well the counted towns
and ports sold about 100000 bales already al some
thing like $4,000 600. against Sl5.OoOOOO last
season fer the same quantity He is Just 80 much
the better OF and 80 much The better able 10 hold
cotton he secB ft. He is getting S65 a bale for
cotton and so ton for cotton seed. Southern
hanks win readily lend hini so a bale.
Spot markets advanced to-day. SPOT holdsrS at
the South refused b sell on Tuesdays decline II
IL raid that the December option here Is tied mn
an: viii not ring out, and that leading people are
long Of December. II they are short Of January
Large spot interests were active buyers. Moreover
some veIy prominent people hitherto Identified with
the short side bought a YeTy large scale a fact
which attracted wide attention James A. Patten
was also said 20 be buying again.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct 7.-QuotRtions established By
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery separator. per To-. 3la32: imi-
tation per h.. 23a2i; prints. y h. S2a33 do, ID
prints Maryland Pennsylvania. and Virginia Der
b.. 2a2S; Virginia and West Virginia St0re.packed
per D., o. Ohio. storcpacked. pcr h. r. nearby
rolls. Der h. p: West Virginia rolls per b, p;
Ohio rolls. per h. d
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and naar-by nrsts,
per doZ. n Eastern Shore. Maryland and Viz
ginia, per dOz. q; Western 6rsts per doz. q:
West Virginia per doz. q; North Carolina, per
per dOz.. &C.
LIVE PoULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight. Der ID.
H'sal5 do lightweight per b. lp5als; old ROSTERS
per ID. TO- spring chickens large IL lbs. and oyei
per ID. l6; ducks. per h.. p; white Pekins.
per ID. q; spring ducks lbs. and over. per h..
Dal4; do, small. nal2; turkeys. young lbs. and
over Kaos old, psr ID, Esiss csssA Western and
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ per cent: highest. s.:
lowest "a; closing. Al. Most Of the days loans
were made at a. per cent.
Time HSsey was in strong demand Rates for the
shorter Impurities were governed altogether by the
icsel OF csi loans and sixty-day money was quoted
as high as - - psr cent. For ninety days. 81
per cent, and tie same rate was I'D for four nve
and six months money.
The market for sterling to-day was steady. with
rates points lower Rates Tor actual business
closed as follows; Sixty days s3o5a4 s3s5: demand
Asj60lf $50; cables 4s590a48
Commercial bills 4slal for ninety DAYS: AS2zaI 90
for sixty DAYS The supply Of grain aud cotton
bills was fairly good.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAlN-Wheat. new. Der bus. gaLos Corn.
Heled. Der bus. soasj; cob. per Dbl. 4Sla4 80.
Oats Western white. No ? per bus. 4sa53 mixed
per bus. GaS0. Bran. per ton, g.Oa25 90 Mid
ding per ton 3WaZ.OO
SEEDS-Aisike per bus. 9l5a9.l0; clover. rer
bus. asa9l5; timothy per bus. Lsoa2l 10. crimson
clover. per bus 5TjaGO0
hay AND sTRAW-Hay, Western, No. l. i6Ooa
1880; No. ?. 1.0al5.O: mixed. U.OoaH %: straw
re. bundle, l5.Ooal6G0; rye. machine thrash sOea
500; straw. wheat per ton. 600ae 50; straw. cat
per ton 650a7M -"
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EItra, per cwt., G5Oaee0; d.. butcher,
iOoaA5O; common. 2O0a300.
HoGS-Per evL, gross, 7.5OaS5oi ordinary. g.es
sHEEP-Prime. clipped. 35oa4OO; common. clipped,
2ooa3O0
LAMBs-choicO, spring. per h.. 7a7A; medium.
ea6k.
CALvEs-Prins. per b. 81 medium. ~; grass.
C0Ws-Prtme, fresh each. SOOags0; Co, con
mon. each. DOoa3o.oo: DO. old ard dry loOOalSOO.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Oct 7.-cATTLE- Receipts. 800 head.
Dressed beef in moderate demand at shall.
CALVEs-ReceiDts go head. Veas. S.5oal0oo;
culls, 5eoa650 grsSscrs. 35OaA50: Western calves.
SIS City dressed veals steady at loal5a: country
dressed do. 9al4, dressed grasssrs. 6ssls.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recespts. $50 head,
sheep. Z0a45O; culls. 200: lambs, 7.OOa7.7o culls
50oaS5o.
HOGs-Reeeipts, $50 head; weak. Countz7 dressed
hogs, l0l5 FOR medium hghtweights
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call at z O'CLOCK noon:
Capital Traction s. $500 az u.s.
Capital Traction 40 l37is 10 az lsfN
Washington Railway and Electric preferred a.
s3i. 70 at s5H. 2 at g3H. 10 al 9'1 10 az 93i4 10
40 s3h. 10 az 98'a 10 a. o3i5. g at ga
Washington Gas = SO COS . az OS, . g. 66N
= at COS = az 06N p az 66n . az 65A.
Merrenthaler. 70 a. a3A. 10 al 2l3h.
ianston loo az lsA 100 AZ d. 100 az 1874. . a.
lss, 800 al lsts lO5 az lsA 100 a. lsh 90 az l8h.
Greene CauauCa 100 40 lCE.
Union Trust. 5 az l3Iis. 10 AZ LsIk 10 a. Isl
After cali:
LanstCn. 100 ~ 1874.
Greene Cauauea, 90 az i0N
Following are the nd and asked rTiceA on yes.
terdsys Washington Stock Exchange:
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WATCH AMERICAN COTTON.
Made to Publish List
of Men Selling I'm Europe.

OF Men Selling I'm Europe.
Frankfort, Oct THE international
cotton conference to-day arranged TO is
sue a list Of names Of merchants who are
selling American cotton on the new net
weight contract. The conference be-
heves that the adoption OF this contract
VIII lead to great improvements IN the
baling OF American cotton.
Arrangements were made for the es-
adjustment at various ports OF cotton
testing houses, similar to the one at
Havre. and for systematic reports Of
moisture in American cotton received
from American ports.
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When you have lost or found anything
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. and bill wiIl,be sent YOU
at ! cent q word
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Southern. per h. nal2; Maryland and Virgins,
per H. l2al3: Kent Island per b.. l3al4: pigeons.
young. per pair. Ii; do. old. per pair, 20; guinea
fowls, old. each. 3; do. young lSlh lbs. each,
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WALL STREET NEWS
Speculative Affairs Assume
a Quieter Phase.
RISE CEASES AND PRICES DROP
Small Gains Noted ut Ciose of Day.
Despite Receding MOvement-Re-
cent sharp Squirt in Nancy M.
turbs Wall Street-BanIS of England
Raises Discount Rate to 3 Per Cent.

New York. Oct 7.-specuiat!ve Affairs
on the stock exchange assumed a much
quieter phase to-day. and the obvious
tendency Of the market was toward a
state OF equilibrium after the recent
confusion and excitement. In the FIRST
hour Of business there was brisk con-
unuation Of the general movement to-
ward recovery. whose course was so
plainly visible in the latter part OF the
day yesterday.
The rise mere VAS sufficient to bring
about a gain in the price OF United States
Steel common stock OF half its total decline
since the stock touched IS highss; quo
talon.