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The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

Addition 70 Il Druit Park-HCrnan R. HoEen-
stein e uT- % Claude H. woodward. l0t S.
block Il SIC.
PTuspees Hli-Andrvv B. DuuH. trustee. TO John
Z. Wey1ch. lot ls. Sl-5-c.
RandIs High.ands-Ths Ur.ted States Realty Con-
rany 20 Jacob G. Moodv. lct 3. block s. so
as Eighth street srIthUcst-llarie 5. Smith and
james "a Stafford 70 ROhrrt r. Cooke. ezecl-
to- ant trustee. al interest in lot L. SQUARE
Sle3 florida avenue nor-hvyest-Iarg-ove wood 70
Simon and Sa-ah spigei. lot g. square &C. SO.
- sixth strcet s,utheast-S- Helen Fields to
Lilian A. Whean. Ia z. Square ~ SO.
street. between Ninth and Tenth streets north
wcs;-Arthur A Ctarin e ux e. A. % Walte-
s. Garter. lot s. and nart lot g. SQUARE so SIG
Deanwood HeiEhts-MasEie sullivan % Lo7eto Ca
reLas lot p block =. 500
Richmond Park-Jsmcs Martin e uU. 20 William
c. Freeman lot g. square 1903. So
Washington HsiEhts-E II. McDcm0t- trustee. 10
Richard Elkirs IN 19 block g. SO. Richard
EiEics % Eugene II. NcIern0t. same land SIC.
10 Seventh street s0Ttheast-Catherinc Wells % 7.
Herbert Wyatt ard Lula 3 WATT. lot Is.
square 500. So
Massachusetts, avenue. between North Carolina ave
me and First street noTthEest-Ida L. DruU
10 William D.. Wells. parts loIs 2 and 8.
square &C. SD
Fourth street between L and " streets north
east-Catherine Keister 70 Alice s. Shsehy. 10,
s.. square SOS. So
long AIeadows-Same 70 same. 10. g. SO
Twelfth street, between snd streets southcast-
Edith r. Go-tvals et viz. Dzvid b. 20 Miitol
G. Thompson. In 81 square &s SO
BriChtEocd PaIk-Dller g. GTUf 20 Agnes r.
Parkman. l0t s.. block 8 so.
l6l3 Simpson street norlwcst-Charles Q. Smith q
ux. 20 Gertrude f. smith. fifth intsTes. IN lo'
II, square $50 SO
Fifth. between East Capitol and streets south
east-Wilism c. Soudsr ct uI. 70 Charles G.
Covert. part original lot II. square ST. So
l0i4 " street uoTthWest-GeCTge r. Collins e uN
20 Thomas Walker. part lot I. square 81, SO
2 / street northwest-B. Frsncs Saul trustee ant
executor. 70 Mary 7. Shultz. lot r6. square 81
Es00
Columbia Heights-sarah F. Within 20 Frane,
A. BMndon. lots s and g. block g 80.
Saul'S Additi0n-Mclvin II. Hartman et TX Z,
Harry Holt lot g. square ZZ SO
PetvOTth-Walter s. Ayres and Thumas W. Dalton
trustees. 20 Guy :. and Carroll s. Lepp. lot
p q a. 2. o. and .. block =. So
Holmead Manor-llichacl J. Keane and Sarah 3
Miller. widow and trustee, 70 Harry &. Bradley
lot rs. block As So
hingstCn-Hebeg l. Thornton q uN to Joseph A
d. CARRIER lot 2. block se9. SO; same 20 JohI
A. CARRIER. lot 6. block $50. SO.
ID street between First ard SceCnd streets south
cast-John A. Garter q TX 20 DC7an 5. Piatt
parr original lot i5. square T3i. SO
SCJth BroCkland-Hcruan T. Burgess ct uL. Z
Joseph l. Taper. lot r. block 6. 10
II Seventh street S0utheast-CatheTins Wells 70 j
Herbert Wyatt and Lula B. Wyatt. lot Is. squar
$50 SO
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading was very light on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange yesterday, little
interest being manifested in any partic-
ular issue Of bonds or stock. Washing
ton Railway and Electric common was
the most active stock, selling at y 81 up
TO 43 l-2. IN all. about 200 shares changed
hands.
Washington Gas was purely nominal.
There was little demand for the stock,
and the price lapsed from Il IL 20 Il.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred sold at 81 1-2, with a moderate de-
mand for the stock.
Trading in bonds was confined 20 the
sale OF three per cent Potomac Electric
Power consolidated. after call, at l0S IA
The officers and directors OF the United
States Trust Company have issued a
circular TO the stockholders. in which
is set forth a statement OF the financial
standing OF the institution at the close OF
business on June 80 last. and eompari-
son made Of the progress for the year as
compared with the previous twelve
months.
The circular directs attention 70 the
fact that the year 1907-0S was the first
year OF the company's life. in which q
part OF the capital was paid in and a dis
astrous panic in progress, and It is eau
toned that the percentages Of Increase
IN business should be considered in the
light OF those facts.
Deposits June 80, 1909. were S1,522. $50,
against S51.6is the previous year. 1ndi-
vidual deposits were Sl,o263S9 and Si5l, ,S43
respectively. showing an increase Of ~
per cent for the individual deposits, and
l66 per cent for all deposits.
Loans and investments. June 30 this
year, were S2,OS6,SA. against 81, ,451 ,9I7 the
previous year. showing an increase OF
43 per cent.
The gross earnings for the present year
were Sll3.669 against S91,137 the previous
year, making an increase OF 16 per cent
The expenses we're S49,O59, against 50, ,f01
the previous year. the decrease being 9.S.
per cent. The net earnings for the pres
ent year were S646o9. against S43S34. an
[ increase OF 49 per cent. The total net
earnings TO June so. 1909 were Sl07.s4f
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prcs. quoted sr. rholes.ls.l


BUTTER - Creamery. fancy. Z5za2s: Western.
arss, aZ: seconds Da26; process fancy, Za2s; fair
10 good. 2a2: store-p5cked. fresh I7la
CBEESE-New York State factory. new. large
per D.. Hzal5; small. per 10, I5al51
EGGS-Nearby fresh virginia. ei1az. West Viz
ginia and Southwest Virginia, l9. Tennessee la
LIVE POULTRY-Chi spring. Der ID. 22a23:
hens Is. roosters. s. keats p turkeys. hens. Is;
do toms. IS: ducks. 10.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys, per h. I5al6.
hens, choice, Eals; roosters. 8; chickens, spring
22a25 ducks loal2
DRESSED NEATs-Hams. country. sugar cured
l2izal5
VEGETABLEs-Potat No. 1. Der Dbl. Zooa
80: vans por bbl.. 250a3oO; cucumbers. Ter bas-
ket. 50a75; onions. Texas Per crate. zoo cabbage
per bhl. %; eggplant per crate. I2sa20o. squash
per basket. Sal5; peas. per bbL. Z5aA0O; corn
Southern. Per crate l2SaL5o: string beans home
grown. pct DBL. Le3al50. lettuce per basket Is;
tomatoes. Texas and Mississippi. per crate %; to
mat0es home grown. Der box 2O0a2 50: radishcs per
lGo LOO; peppers Florida Ter carer LO0aL25; new
beets, per bunch, 2a2ia; carrots. per bunch 3a4
FRUIrS-Apples. new per bbL l5oa3Oo; oranges.
California. Der box. 25oa5J0 grape fruit Der crate.
4Oaoy; plneappes, per crate. 2Ua250; cantaloupes,
per crate 2o0a300; Watermeons each 25a4O: black
berries. per quart. 6as; peaches Per Garner, L5la
80; plums per crate. L75aZ2
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol washed. free Of burs.
per ID. 5Sa35; wool. unDashed per b. 80 Hides.
green. per H.. Il; hides dr.. Der b. l0als: sheep
skins. green. each. 75aLl5. calfsEins green, each
L3oal5o; dry flint hides Per ID, I2al5; dry sailed
hides. yer h. I2aH.
shelled per bus. sia9O; ear per bbl 4a8a4s5; oats
Western. white, No. 2 per bus s6a72: mixed 6Za6l
bTsn Per ton. &.ooa5o0Oi middling, per ton. s00a
500
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New York July l5-BUTTER-Firmer receipts.
5 9l3 packages Creamery extra. 25is; state dairy.
tubs. 1aZ5la; imitation creamery. hrsts. p
EGGS-Fiun: receipts. l2se4 crates. Nearby
white. fancy. Zsa3l; nearby mixed. fancy 8a2s
fresh irsts. IizaZ3iz
SUGAR-The domestic refined sugar market this
morning was steady and unchanged. with al re
hneTs doing business the basis Of ass net. less
per cent for cash. for fine gTanulatcd. except the
Federal Sugar Refining Company. which is quoting
40 net. less l Per cent Tor cash. Spot raw sugars
were steady and unchanged, with centrifugal quoted
al 3s2. muscoradG at 81. and molasses sugar az
307 The London beet sugar market is quiet. With
July and August down I'd. 10 los sd and los Cd
respectively.
CORN AfEAL-steady; inquiry inactive Kiln
dried for export. 375i coarse meal. IN bags. l50a
l555
HAT-Beceipts. l4l6 tons; steady; fair business
Prime timothy. los; No. l. G1zaLoo; No. ?. s5a9O;
No. ?. z5as0
sTRAw-Receipts. % tons market irregular. Long
rye new 10.00al0l0
BEEF Steady; inquiry moderate. Packet. l2Oa
SO,.
PORK-steady; dealings moderate. Ness looa
2Ll5; family. a.50a2O0.
LARD-Inactve. Prime Western. l220; city. HIS;
refined continent I250 refined Brazilian kegs 400;
oleostearne l3 lard stearine dull New York. l511;
Chicago nominal
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q. 70 Chester C. GroE and 6. Percy McGlue.
20 secure Dler +. GrcE. S.0o1. nc1-aly pay
Eeats. Der cent, lot 81. b-ocz s.
Square S-7-ChErles @. Covert 60 TX % Wharton
j.. Lester and Aiichael J. Colbert. 70 sec--e ne
National P1r1llclt building AssoCl1rCl. 80.
pGr1 original LOO IL Same 70 J. Ln-ls Nl-lse
ana Euest Il. DauieL % sscre William G.
Soader. S250o, years. per clIr, se-li-an-1aliy.
pert original Iot Il
SQUARE 6-l-1Ia-y T. Scaulz % Henry Il BerUnann
and Charles Schafer. % secre Northern L-ae-Iy
Gernan-Anerican Building Association, No O.
SlA0. lot E6
saul's Addi-ion-Harry o. Holt e., u1- 70 B. Frau-
Cs saul and HClU X Simpson 20 sec17e
Katharine p. knight $50 years. 81 per
cent seui-aHl-ally. lCt g. square -Z
Petvcrfh-Guy $. and Carroll s. LcrD 90 Cl7rleS
7. Stcus and Charles ~. Fairfax. 90 secure
Walter S AyrCa and Thomas ". DaltCa. trls-
tees S.5-.-o months. PER cent, lots p
e. a. g =. and = block 3.
Square 3Sl-Antaaie CoriEli1 90 Natloual S-rlnEs
and Trust Company, 90 secure American Security
and trust Company and Cora b. Dcctle. cz-
eclrars and rruStce. S-5ple- O. - months, -
rEr cent. scri-arr'1allr, rlrt crlgln2- -ct =
Square 9Ii-Belil Resented ct Tir. Ben. % Lclis
kr1nlsimeF and S1lcLcl OppeulcIle-. % se--rc
Babette Herman. Ss-o0. ye1rs. pG Ont
scEni-anuual,y lots 49 and &C.
Square l53-Bcssie j. Flcyd % Lee D. Latl1er
and Ralph Barnard. % secure Henry g. Potter
s2oo0 years. pr cent. semi il--llraliy -ol -
South Brook iand-Jcseph i. IepIcr % u,- 70 WIZ
ism IN Walker ard Mllilall a. A----------f TO
secure Herman =. Br-gess, Sae, years. d
rer cent. sen.-auuualiy. lCt o. block sane
u Clifford A. Borden and Beniarniu ~ Leisl-
ION. % secure Herman p Bu1g-ss. Asc. %
Sc months. Der cent. lot 26. bccz g.
Squire s56-Hernan X. HoEe1s-ein ct rL- % Mat-
s1n i. Clark and Erskine Gordon 20 sce7re
James T. HUwens-eir. g. -. yearsl 5 Der eel-,
se-ui-arrusIly lcr 1sf- same 90 same, sa-ae oeat,
lor Ig5. same 10 b. FrlEcis saul and James T.
shea % secure Home Sari-rs Bank. so.lss, 5
vcars 81 ue- cent se-1iarnuEliy. lots L1. 49,
ana Ies Is trusts $50 each. one on each lo-l-
HoIr,cad Aiaror-Hsuy c. Bradley e uz- 20
Charles p stone and Charles W Fairraz. 20
sec1re Alichacl J. Keane and sarah 3. Nller,
500 I % 60 months. per cent, -oi-arlraly,
Let rs block i5
S1uae 42g-John Hansen 20 john 2. Laruer and
John A. Hamilton. 20 secure che Washington
Loan ard Trust COMPANY Sise9. 20 3 yess.
per cent. sculi-ann-aiy. part original i1t 4
square Ssl-Aut1nio CcrlElio % National Savings
and Trus- COnpC1y- to seC-1rc Alacr1Can security
and Trust Company. $500. s years. pcr cent
seml-auuually. part original lot
Iuferest-LiIle r. Mills e. F-. Howard Y. 20
Wallace D. Mclean and Henry g. Tulloch. %
secure Harrison g. Dyar. G.o9, yeaE. S per
cqnt semi-auuulllT. all interest in estate C-
Edwin A. McInCre. deceased
Columbia Hcights-Sanle 90 same. 70 secure sane,
SEQ. 5 ycarz. per ccut. seuli-aunually, loi
g. block g.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
Probate Court.


Estate q Georso II. HCTa: VII dled
Estate q Heury II. Brown order gTzuting iet-
tsrs test-meutary; b0nd, 500 Attor1sys Wlson
A Barss5ale
Estate q William D.cksso1. order granting let
tsTs tsstanautary: bo-d. 500. Attorney. 81. C.
Martin.
Estate q Thou1as II. Bradleys order granting let-
ters 4 administration. bond. $50 Attorney. VI, =
Pollard
Estate q; Joseph sc1derss CrteT allowing Erto--
ncy's Zee. Att0ney. O.. a. Beuy-
Estate q Orlando W. HUNT. order fr sale q
furniture.
Estate q F. P. McDc-mott. petition fo- lsttes
tesfameutary. Attorney W u. White.
Estate q Diana ster-oes o7dcr sTantj1g letters
q atHsiastEetiou d. 3. "a. e = a. boad, $50. A.
toruey. r, A. Ford.
IN re- Peniieton n. Woodsol e a.: order dis
charging FIDELITY ard DEPOSIT Company. A-t1Tncy
IL b. Hodsc-
Estate ~ GcorEe T. Dunlop order ratifying sale
q real estate Attorney. c. T. Dunlop.
Estate of William =. DuAgv; order Tor sale q
livery business Art1ruey n J. C0lber-
Estate ~ Martha ]. BarEcr; order granting lcr-
ters testamenta-y: bond, Sooa Attorney. r. p
shFzleT.
Estate q Edmouia NJ McCurg; VII dated
March Il l9ls. codi-l dated April ., 1909, fled.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July i5.-Quotati0ns established By the
Baltimors Fruit and Prodnce Association are a.
follows:
BUTTER-Creamcry. separator. ger pound. q
imitation pound. Za24 prints half pound. per
pound. 26a2s; DO. lpound, per pound 2sa2s blocks.
PcnrsyTauia, and Virginia, per pound. l6aI7: Vir-
giaia and West Virginia store-packed. per pound,
lsia' Ohio stcre-packed. per pound. lsi5 nearby.
rolls per pound lsalSk Ohio rolls, per pound,
Nalsi5; West Virginia rolls, pound. lSaIslk.
EGGS - Maryland. Pennsylvania, and near hy
6rsts, per dor. 2liz Eastern Shore. Maryland ard
Virginia. per doz-. 2iz; Western hrsts per doz.
~: IVES. Virginia Der doz 2Ih
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight per
pound. Is; spring chickens large II pounds and
over, 10. p; do. small Per D., q ducks. per
10. IL; DO. white Pelins Ter h. 2; spring ducks,
lbs and over. per 10. H. pigeons. young. Per
pair. IS; do. Old Der pair %; aaines fowls, Cd,
- eaca
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

New YORK. July B-WHEAT-IueEuiar: suan
trade No. ], Northern Duluth. % aT1Tc ld21ti
No. 2 red. T. o. b.. old. Ls5: No 2 new. rcd. for
end August, 81 cents over September; new Tor
early September AZ y over; No 2 hard New
York. e O. b, Ls07s: No. J. mscarou1 new crop.
Ll2. T. o. b.. October; No. !. @. b.. 20 arrive,
October November, IN Exporters took nothing
CORN-Unsettlcdi inactive trade No. ?, elevator
81 40 . T. O. h. 7siz nominal. Exporters took
two loads No. 2 yellow. O b.. nominal No
. white. new. December % March shipments. s47s.
RTE-Duu. steady. No 2 T. o. b.. Si1.
OATs-Sman trade- No 2 white. sac; No. 5.
5sasCt; No . white. $3.50; natural clipped
white on tracks 57a51
FLOUR-Strong: fair demand. New spring patents.
62sa650; spring clears. 5.Sa5.65; winter straighcS
s0a6 Sc clears 66a5so: Kansas Straghts IN sacSs
560aG60; Kansas clears. 5ooa5.6j.
RYE FLOUR-Steady. moderate business Good
10 choice bran. ass
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

oro'atiors furnished tE W B. Hibos 4 ca.
members a the Ch.c2=a Bozrd q Trsds, Hi5hs
Bulding 75 Fifteenth street =o-;EEsE.
ChiclEo July I5.-A saln q ceuts vas made
ny July wheat to-day when l. sold a. Is. TIE
market lacked the b1Ish enthusiasm q the previous
session. and distant deliveries instead q resDcnd-
iug 20 the neF advance in July. displayed con
siderable weakness. Cash interests were appareuty
the leading buyers q the current month. but offer
incs were small After touching LIs shcrtly
after the opening July wheat held fairly steady for
a time around q but weakened later.
Corn was weak on general selling
Tradc IN cars was largely in the SepteInoe- ard
Dcccmber deliveries.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
DAILY COURT RECORD
(Thursday, July IS, 1oOo9
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court NO. l.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No. 2Ssis Alnan ". sterrett e. all appeaTanee
q absent defendant crteTed, Attorneys' C. r
No. Es0. Martin Va Same; same. Attornsys.
same
No 2sa. West Va. Same; ams Attorneys.
same
No. 2s67 Brandonhurg stickett et al; sane.
Atiorucys BE6ndenburg & Brandsnburg-
10. 250i7 Chesapeake supply Company IS hnott
e al crder granting leave % amend uliL Atto5-
ness. Brandcnburg & Brandcnburg. y. s M2ckaA.
and B. D. Balthus-R. r. Perry & Son. L hui1y,
and J. J. Darlington
No zo7Z JOYCE Va Joyos: sale finally ratihsd.
&C. Attorneys. T. C.. Taylor and w. q. balGer-
son-L- n. King and J. l. Taylor.
No. Eee Macianiei. &c. vs. Walker e Al I;
terms Of sale modided. Attorneys. J. Wllianson-
W. r. Edununston. Newton & Gillette B. J.
Leighton. and j. B. Linton
No. &5ls Heany e. al vs.. Commissions o.
Patents demurrer oFeruled and PRELIMINARY iutunc
tion ordered. Attorneys. Douglas & Baker. J. n.
Birckenstein, J. II. Hayden, D. Bailey-E l.
sherrler and ]. G. Adkins.
No. GE6 Mcclure IS. Mcclure: RUE continued
until July 2. Attorneys. W. J. LAnber-W. p
Plumlsy.
No. &5s2 Duncan ~ Potomac Building and
Loan Association; order 70 release certain deed o.
trust Attorneys, VI. A. Joans-on and " d.
Williams
committee appointed: bond. Sl50oo. Attorney, L.
h. David
In re ldoptuul Arthur RschaTison; order legal
izing adoption
No. 6660 Alexander vs. Alexander rule return
able July % and restraining order Against defend
ant Attornoys ~. g. Gardiner and Z. \. Hope
vel
No. Zss50. Kelchner rs. keichner; commission
ordered 20 ISSUE Attorneys. W. G. Gardiner-
Alex. KEgure. +. B. Calvert ard ". Q. spates-
No 20S5. Cauuthers Va MllbOurne e al sale
finally ratifcd &C. Attorneys. Gordon q Gordon.
30 900. In 70 Jonn J. Callahan. import rc-
feTrod 70 auditor. Attorney. D. w. Baker.
No Sf5L Cobgn vs. Pairo et al decree rro
eonfesso. Att0rneys J. H. Wilsoa and J. H.
Wilson. =.
No. 500 Indian Protective Association -. Cor
don; biz dismissed; appeal noted: bond. S0Q At
to-neys. c. Poe and Be1y < Afinor-A A Lips
comb. D. W. Baker. II. J. May. l. A. Pace, and
!. b. Archer.
No 25l06 Robertson N Same. same. Attorneys.
G. Il, Patriok-D. W Bake-. A. Lpscomh and
j. B. Archer
No 2s0os. Gvyair Ct al vs. Sane; same. Actor
neys. same.
30 SOS. Gvydr ct a.. rs. Treat e. a. nana
awarded complainant: appeal; bond. N.0n. Attor-
ness same.
No &5n Lrtis rs DAVIS et al: sale finally
rlu1ed- Sc Attoueys n D. Camp0ell-B- p
Leighton
No gs66 EH e. al vs Eli - al: decree fo-
sale. Archer q SMITH; bond. Nooo. Attorneys. J.
B. Archer. ri l. Smith.
No. Z4. He-dnan IS Breneznan; tine foE
fling transcript extended. Attorneys. D. ". O'Doo-
oghue-J. Il. kenyon and Paihp WalkeE.
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DEEDS or TRUST.

Addition 70 Le Droit Park-Claude Il. woodward
e ux % r. r. HowenstciE and Emsnuel
Speich. to seolra James T. HoEenstein. Sss5o
10 3 months, 6 per cent lot s., block 81
Square l2a9-Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
South 70 Board n ChurcA Extension q the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. 90 secure
said board. 500 bond Parts lots Es and -
Square S50-Walter S. Carter Ct W. 70 Richard
f. Pairo and Herbert A Gin. 70 secure u. W.
Pairo, Sl.oo0. 70 - months. PER cent, semi
annually. lot 9S and part lot A.
Square e95-Alilton C. Thompson e. Tx. 20 Frank
J. Dieudonne and James Berry 20 sec1re Rer-
petual Building Association. 81 loo. lot g.
SrEhtsoo5 PaTk-AEDss z Pz-kzan e w, ChSI1eS
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hi5hs
Building, rs Fifteenth street northwest
New tork. July l5.-Cotton opened easy al a de-
cline q 6aH points and sold 4 10 II points net
lower under continued liquidation and bear pres
sure. encouraged hy easier cables from Liverpool
reports of improved crop conditions IN the Eastern
belt and talk e lower Temperatures in Texas
There was big demand around 12i5c for the winte-
months. on which the market steaded
The market met good support on soft spots but
offerings were heavy az times and at ore time
prices were u 70 IS points net lower. A moderate
rally followed but the market became weak later
and closed near the lowest fcr the day.
Receipts az the ports were 5000 bales against s4s
last week and l.sSs last year Tor the week o. 900
bales. against ls.s2 last week and 2sN4 last year.
Receipts at New Orleans were 1T bales. against
81 last year. and at Houston. Las bales. against
~ f,-4
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July B.-Money on call at the stocs
exchange to-day opened at per cent higher; lowest
IA per cent; closing Is Per cest Most Of the
days leans were made az rs per cent Time
Noney was practically unchanged Some business
was done. but the supply still FAR exceeded the
demand. Rates; IAN per cent for sixty DAYS: 2Is
per cent for ninety days; Zsaz& per cent FOR four
months per cent for FIVE months; 5EaEa per
cent for six months. and 81 peT cent for February
maturity.
The market for sterling to-day was steady. with
rates unchanged. Rates Tor actual business closed
as fellows Sixty days AS570a4 $50; demand g7l5a
As72o; cables. 4s755a4.STs5.
Comm rcial bills were As FOR ninety DAYS and
GSjta4.65s FOR sixty days.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
BALTIM0RE GRAIN MARKET.

Balumore, July I5.-Wheat to-day was quiet:
corn. dull; cats inactive re, nominal, and -four,
quiet.
WHEAT-Spct contract, 1874; July l2O5s asked !;
August L17la: September. Ll7ik steamer No. 2
rcd Ll61; receipts. i6.6s5 bushels; southern BY
sample L00al9; Southern on grade ll6izsl-2lz.
CORN-SpOt contract, - receipts. 3.4o5 bushels.
OATS-StOck IN elevators. l55.s3i bushels; ship
nlents from elevators us55 Bushels. White. No.
2 5sa595s do. No 5. Sa5s5z; mixed No. 2 5sa55si
do. No 3 55a55ls.
RYE-stock in elevators. $3.50 bushels No ?
Western rye export, %; No. Western rye up
town, %; bag lots. as 70 quality and condition,
s5aso
FLOUR-Winter extra new, ASA 90; do clear
new, 25a540; do, straight, new, As0a565: 90.
patent new 5s5asoo spring clear. 5i5a585; do
straight, 570a595: do. patent 635a660 City Mills
best patent. 100 do. high-grade patent 100: do
high-grade straight 6T0 do, choice family. 625;
do, extra, ooa5-l5; rye -four, medium 70 choice
4eoals5i corn meal. Per 100 lbs, ls0aI.N.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saIes-Regilar call. Y O'Clock roon-
Washington Railway and Electric com. a. E2's.
Washington Railway and Electric pid., ! a. 9.4
% N 9lA.
Washington Gas. 2 at ia tczshl. 3 at ia
fcashl. > az r.
After caIl-Potonac Electric Cons. S.. 500 AZ
lG5iL s. 900 az lc5A N.0o0 az lO3l..
Washington Railway and Electric CON, 50 a. q.
50 az 5 so az 81. 50 az Esis.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yeter-
days Washington Stock E1chanee:
Gas RONDn-
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GIoom nIsneIIers on Ontinr.

Optimism ran ri0g last night on the
Pocahontas, when about fifty members
Of the Gloom Dispellers and their friends
came aboard The well trained voices OF
the Gloom Dispellng quartet and Miss
Emily Ditoe added TO the pleasures OF
the members and the others on board the
vessel
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Ext-a. Per est-, sSoasoo; butcher.
so0aAT5: common. Sooa3.50
HOGs-PT eEt. gToss. s.5OaioO; ordinary. Der
cWt. 60lae-2.
sHEEP-Prms. clipped. 20as50; common. clip
ped 30oa30
LAsBs-ChOtcs spring. per h.. 7asas; medium.
~
CALvEs-Prims. per h.. "a medium. 7; co@-
mon. 5s5
cows Prime. fresh each. ss.o0as8so; sonnon,
5.ooa&.o0s old and d.. l90oal5o.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. July B.-CATTLE- Receipts. 2l9;
nominally steady. Dressed beef IN moderate de-
mand al Sstal0is for native sides
CALYES-Receipts 20; unchanged. City dressed
yeas. l0al4: country dressed do. sai3: dressed
&,Ss.segmilks sal0
shEEP AND LANBS-Receipts. $50; a fraction
higher COmmsn steady Sheep 350a5.09 per
100 lbs: cnIls I5oa3Oo; lambs ToOa92S
Ho6S-Recapu, az Nom1nany stady
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Criminal Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States vs.. J. Barton Miler: embezzleIent
haii fixed az $500 and recognition h 300 tSken-
Attorneys. J. Z. Laskey and II. r DarA
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Equity Suits.

No 2s57s n re arplicaao1 % Wsl.e- J. sinons;
sncillary letters Attorney. l. H. David.
No S6ae Tierra =. Alexander vs. James y.
Aexanoe-: divorce a mensa e thoro. Attorneys.
". c. Gardner ard =. n Hocewcu.
No. 2SisL james H. Slrrcl e a. rs. Esther
A. Waldie; oorstae VIII Attorney +. = Mitchell
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LAW WmfrW

Adams, Account. S55o. Attorney. J. r. sheuie-. r.
No. Eso6 Walter KeLy, &c. IS Ge1rre 3.
Chirman; damages. S3ep Attor--S. r S. Hume
No. 5-sT. Mary 2. Hartman rs. Woodward &
Lothr0p; damages 5000. Attorney W. L. Les,e-
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Di.trict Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
In ~ condcuuaricn q Potomac School; order
appcicting ccnmizziocers-
In Re con5enrarioa q Chillum Caste 8Ianor
order iustructirs commission.
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Closing prices year ago to-day; New 1ors
September wheat GH: September corn. S2ls; Chi
cago September wheat so4s: December com. IN