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Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
ARAG0'S NOSE.
Il Was Enormous In Size, but 1t Was
Safely Anchored.

Safely Anchored.
Emmanuel Arago the French politi-
clan, was g nephew of the noted as
trOnOmer and was considered a hand
some man, although his nose was eX-
tremely conspicuous. At one time he
was travelling by train to Versailles
when a child who was in the same car
and who had watched Arago for some
time with dilated eyes began to cry
In vain did the child's mother en-
deavor to calm the perturbed juvenile
The poor mother was in despair, and
as the shrieks grew more and more
piercing AragO felt bound to interfere
and see what he could do. He said to
the child:
What ails you, my dear?"
Thus addressed, the child sobbed
out, ''Take off your nose"
Arago looked at the mother, who
grew very confused and said:
"Ah, monsieur, excuse me-excuse
my SON."
"But, madame" said Arago, what
does he mean?'
The mother then explained that she
had during the carnival taken her
child to see a number of persons in
masks and with false noses and he
had become so excited that he could
thing Of nothing else.
BY an VI fortunate occurrence" she
added, eve cot into the same carriage
as you. who no doubt for some good
reason are prolonging the carnival
But you see what a deplorable result
has followed. Let me then beg of you
to have pity on a poor mother and
take off your nose"
But, madame" said Arago. stupe-
fed.
"A little more and my child will
have convulSiOns," shrieked the moth
er. Take off your false nose"
But. madame" said Arago in de-
spaiT that is impossible. This is not
a false nose. but my Ownr'
Impossible, impossible!" cried the
agOnized lady.
"TOuch It," said Arago.
The lady gave a pull at Arago's
nose, but 1t did not come off in her
hand, as she had expected.
"a thousand pardons," she said "but
pray-Oh, pray. hide it with your hat" ="
So AragO continued his Journey with
his nose in his hat, and the child's
screams gradually subsidized AragO
himself used to tell the story with
much glee.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
Insane From aasarettes.

Smoking for some time past from
twelve to fifteen packs of cigarettes
a day, George Butts, twenty-six years
of age, went crazy at Pottsville, Pa,
and has been committed to the jail,
violently insane. Butts labors under
the hallucination that he has been fol-
lowed by scores of women and regi
ments of soldiers. Justice of the Peace
Josenh Bendrick committed him to
prison for public safety.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
PAPER FOR MONEY.
Extreme Care and Secrecy Used In It's
Manufacture.

Extreme Care and Secrecy Used In Its
Manufacture.
The various great nations devote
much study to the improvement of
their secret processes of manufactur-
ing paper for money and banknotes
the principal object being. of course,
to render counterfeiting more and
more difficult
Our own government guards with
extreme care every detail of the man
ufacture of this paper. laying special
importance upon its secret of getting
silk thread into the composition of the
paper itself.
The efforts of this government, how
ever, are not nearly so painstaking as
those put forth in making the fimsy
paper used for Bank of England notes,
which are probably the finest paper
money in the world. These notes are
manufactured from fine Irish linen,
and the peculiar properties of the Test
water $50 called from the river of that
name) produce paper Of a purity and
texture unsurpassed. The secret Of
the security Of the Bank of England
note against forgery and counterfeit
ing is said to be entirely in the paper
itself and not in the printing.
In addition. the notes show a water
mark so cleverly devised that an ex-
pert from the mill can tell by a glance
at the date of manufacture the very
name of the employee who made 1t.
The watermark is produced by de
sign cOuntersunk in the woven wire
bottoms of the trays in which the hot
paper pulp is poured and dried. 1t has
never been successfully initiated.
Extraordinary precautions are taken
for the security of the mill where these
notes are made, as well as of every
thing in the mill. There is, of course.
a staff Of police constantly in attend
ance and a private wire to police head
quarters, nine miles away.
The watchmen who patrol the mill
corridors every night must pass at
each quarter of an hour clocks of won
derfuIly ingenious construction, the re-
volving dials of which are pierced with
holes. which at the precise moment
the watchman is due before them pass
over a slot. The watchman pushes
through peg he carries, and the clock
ticks on. Should he not present him
self at the moment scheduled for him
| to appear. however. the timepiece i'm
mediately sounds an alarm.-New York
Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
HAY FOR SALE

Lot Of choice bailed hay and bailed straw.
Also hay by the ton lots, timothy or timothy
and clover mixed. Can be purchased
either at stable in rear of my residence or
can be delivered from any of my farms.
Apply to
JOSEPH r. JEFFERSON,
Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
Crusty Old Gentleman.

"Some people are so queer" said the
young mother, with a pout. "Now, l
think there is nothing that should be
more appreciated than a generous
child"
what are you referring to, my
dear" asked her neighbor.
'Why, the baby. I had him in the
car yesterday, and right in front sat
crusty old gentleman with side whisk-
ers. Four times the baby offered him
a stick Of candy, and each time he only
frowned. When the soft candy got
stuck in his side whiskers he became
very fiery and told the conductor.
Wasn't he rude T'-New York Times.
Smyrna times., 1909-09-22
Go With A Rush.

The demand for that wonderful
Stomach, Liver and Kidney cure DR..
Kings New LifePills is astounding
say they never saw the like. It's
because they never fail to cure Sour
Stomach, Constipation, Indigestion
Billiousness, Jaundice, Sick Head
ache, Chills and Malaria. Only 25c
at Benton N. Weldon's Drug Store,
Smyrna, Del.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
-, - ID -

FuCEs quoted aTu Wnoiec1iesl
BUrTER-Creau-c-y. fancy. 2ll@l-1 Western. tTscs.
Zza26: sec11ds 25l8; .rooess fancy. 3a2ii fair 20
gJCd. Gla--s stCre-raCEed fres1. ia.
CHEESE-New York state factory. nsw. large.
Issl5i.
EGGs-Near-5y fresh Virginia. %; West Virginia
and Southwest Virginia. I9: Teuressee. ls
LIVE POULTRY-Chiczers. sITluE. PER d.. ~,
hens. Is; roosJss s; kests. p; TURKEYS. he2s IS.
do. toms. Is cucks. 20.
DRESSED POCLTRT-Turkeys. psT n, I5al5;
hens. choice. HAS. rooster g; ehicksns. sp-ils.
~. ducks l9al2
DRESSED MEArs-Hsns. country. sugar cured.
l2i5a5
vEGETABLEs-Potstoes. No. !. ps- bhl. Zols
80; yauls. per bbl. 250a3ooi crcunhsTs, per bas-
ket. 5aI5. onions. Texas. per cate. zoo cltbase.
per b6l-, 50; eggp-auL pr cate, LZia2oo; squash,
peg basket. Sa75; peas. per bbL. 15oaAQ0; corn.
Southern. per zate, LZaI.5o; sizing beans. home
grown per bbl-. LoaL5O: lettucs. per basket. Is;
tomatoes. Texas and MissisSppi, UeT Gate %. to
matoes. homegrown PER box. 2Ola2s 50. radlshes peT
10 LOO; peppers. Flor.da per carrier L0laI2: rev
beets PEI bunch. 2a-s rev carrots. per bunch. sas
FRUITS-Apples. new. per bhL. L5laS00; oranges.
CElfoEnia per box 25oa3 50; grape fruit. per cTats
Aoo250os ptneapples per crate 2Oz250: caataloupes
per crate. 2o0as00 wstemelCrs. each 2sas0; black
berries. per quart. 6eS. peeches PER czrric- l51a
80. plUus. per Cate. Liars
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool Washed. free o. b,1rs
per h. SszS5; wool. unVzshed per ID, 50 Hides.
green. per Ib. i; hides. dr. per D. Ilals: sheep
skins. green. each. 75aLl5. cllfSkins green sach.
l-5leL5oi dry tint hides. per %. Eal5; dTy salted
hides. Der ID. I2IA
GRAIN-whsat new. per bus. LoozLS: oo-a.
sheLled Der bUS. Saso; ear per boi-. Esat65; oats
Western. white. No ? per bus. 66a72; mixed. 6s64
bran, per TOE, l-0oe546o; middhng. per ton soOoa
E@
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
DEEDS OF TRUST.

SQUARE TE5-JuliA G. Jones Ct a. 70 Bruce Cls7e-
lsnd ard Charles S. Muir. 70 Socure L1ons-o
P viuton. Ss.TO. : yean. 81 De cent SEM
Annually. lot B.
scuars Ioss-Ab-zham I. Ley e. TX % Isaac and
Jacob Lev, . secure Rebeoc. Lev. s-''l. y
20 u,o1ths. per csLt. l0ls 2 and d
Dobbirs' AdEtcn-Euil A. Large e. u % h9H-
ard d. Or, 70 se1-re Heary Cay CoWel. s4uo
years. PEI cent quarterly. lot %, o-oc2 y
Anacostia-Narie K Tngey e VIZ. GeorEs A, %
ErnesI L Schmidt and George u E1s-nsr-c-
% ssc1rs German AUerlcan bul1-Is Asa1>---
ton. $40 lots c.. 623. and a.
square sl2-Jefcrs11 ". DAVIS e w . haise
Lzrnson and j. 3. Kirnoar, 70 seS1s B-21c's
LGms01 Sl3 g Eozrhs lor
square l1s5-GerEs A. Wise e uz % Wi----1 81
Hoffman and Westel " WLlouEh1s. 70 sacsIs
Edith r. Applehg, &so. and se2Ts ,
Der ceut. se11i-snr-2ily paris io4 "a, A-l -i--
Squarn sls-John saunders e. II 70 JACOB 49,
and Myer Cohen. % sccl7e W U-iseI A--l-@'
100 years 8 Ue- ceu-. ulo1tlly, 20 NJ So
70 same. 70 secu-s s-Ic. 81. % = 1o1--s'
pe cert. lot IL
square siS-An1a K Nan Hon . Geo1gs n =
rrsrick and Douzlass s. Maczal. 20 se-1re " AZ
ing1on si1 Per Cent Buiidi1s Assoc-2rio1s 80.
loJ %
Pains Tsart-Enna P Hrlse-fUd % Ia " Pane
and Richard A PTles % secure Lo--sa Rll1a,
Sen 8 yea7s. 3 per oert. seui-arr-al-y, ps--
p,--r Fsrn-sterbsn T Waltoc and AIbe-t Hz-L
trustees 70 John Langhan. =. and Fr1nElin =
BuckleT. % joseph /. Durkin, IS, 20 y ycera
ue- cpr- ssui-zrnually. part Lct 4 sac-ol b
souure 7s-E6var5 J. CazrWel 20 Aicaae = Nan
gaa and AEchae. "a. Sullivan. % secC-s law
renee J. Slangzn. E-7o1. yesr. D- osnt pars
LOIS.
souare lo5s-Thoraas z CiEo-d e III u Hozatio
\ Tau.ir and Tho-a5 J. Dewitt % sesure
LElie z. Taplin. E72& Ssp-euber q. ~
per cert. los - ard part lor sA sane % slile,
70 ssc1rs LYDIA T. Beato1 si1-lo. c1s So
ta-nbsr .. l9-2. ps- cent. sane l1n1
square sOuth q square l-ss-Bates ala Soan 4.
Wa-rea and wives % 3 Fra1c-s SAL anc
James F shea, % secure Tie Hons saTilgs
Bank 80. years. s pe- csnt, sa-ai-arzIlall,
lots 4 70 70. : trusts q A-z0 eaces ons 90 s2cn
lo-
Pleasant Pla.ns-Arthu- J. Dnohs 20 S PeTG
Thoups1n and Herbert 7. snA1non, 70 seclrs
Harry B. Wrison and HsrVy Na-1nan- so
monthly payments per cent lot $, sgrare ~
Meridi07 Hill-Catherine J. Felto1 % George L
FIeming and Edward I. Hiilyer, 20 secure hi--
IAN L crane S5O. ycaTs. peT ee1t, sez-i-
annually. lot IS. biock 10
BTightTood PErk-LeEi A. Payne e Uz 70 tsaae
x Hirt and Herbert 7. SIanno1. 70 saE-Es
George Simmons. $50. I % g months. s pei
cent. ser-i-annUally. lot 4. square 80,
[ Square -Sl-Fanaie A Ln-me-u11n 10 NarioIA-
SAVINGS 4 Trust Co. % secure AmericZa S.
c1rity s. Trust Co. S.s0, ; yeaz. pr esn-
[ seuii-auuually. lots and
/ Square IE7-Walrsr Z. Wrighr e uX End FranA
E Hopkins e. TX % william L Edmolston
ard Henry c. Espey. 90 secure Archibald HUI
lott. gap. ) years. psr cent. se--i -azzaally,
let g.
I Squars u0l-Hcrnann II. B. Msy- % CI % Ralph
d. ouinter and Phslan C. Harn- 20 seeu-s
William +. Qliurcr and Ntchaei = Co-oe--
administrators. S,s&-S, ! and 2 yeas pei
/ CCut. seui-an1ually, pa-t l2t &s.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished y ". B. Hlsbs Co,
members of the NsE York STOCK Excaance HfEhs
Building = Flfiesnlh street norlhUssL
New York. july 7.-C0tton opened steady. a. al
advancs q I points Oh JUiy. making a nsE high
record for has posito1. but generally % points
lower q rcspolse 20 disappointing cables and
favorable weather -sportE Ths-s was heavy raai-
izIns early sales for long gccount being estimated
a. fully L53e0 bales during The crst hour. Ehiis
Liverpool had a sharp break right eftsr TIE local
opening and prizes here eased q % q re. loss
of about lllls points O. Tie active ncrthS Prions
during The middle q the ulo-uing Ec-s O.
points l2 from re l0EesL
Spot, cyiet; ni5diins uplands. 1Ts; middlics
GuE 100
TIE early decline. vhich carried TIE market so-s
70 e points net lower. vas followed ~ a rzry
% Wfrhin G. points Cf last nights nnals during
the Mode q the mcrnlng bit later prices easec
% again under a renewal q heaEy realZing. Which
vas probably prono,ed b. expec2tions q a bar
ish weekly weather review. ard the forecast fer
partly cloudy weather IN Texas. thus promising :
rsllef ir0m high temoe-lrUres Proes az Eic11T
were about q 70 ls points net lower
Estimated Teceipts az the ports TO-DAY 500 oaies
aEairst TISs bales last week. and tl6 hsles last
veer. For the uesg N000 bales. agzi-st y us
last week and 3 IT last year. To-iay's receipcs
az New Orisans SIS bales. against LOS haies lAs-
year. ard az Houston. g. ha-es, against ls59 bales
fe-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July T--Quotatioas established b. the
Bsltimors Fr1it and ProdDce Association are as
follows.
BUTTER-OreameEy. separ1toI per pound. q;
imitation. D.. Gz2i prints. 1s-Ib- per b, 2saGs
Co., LIB, Per 10, 8azs; blocks, 2Ib., per lb.
sa2si dairy prints. Maryland Pennsylvania. and
Virginia cer b.. l6al7; Virginia and West Viz
griA. store packed. per 10, Iss Ohio store packed
per h. lsil; nearby. rolls per H. lszlsi4: Ohio
rolls. per Ib.. lsalsi5: West Virginia rolls 10.
lsalSik-
EGGS-MaTyiand. Pennsylvania. and nearby
hrsts. per dor q Eastern Shore. Maryland. and
Virginia. Per doz-. p: Western hrsts. per doz. q .
West Virginia per doz q The above quotations
are Fer wholesale lo;s-5 CASES OF more-ouly, es-
tabHshed by the Baltimore Fruit and Produce
Association Job lots higherl
LIVE POULTRT-Old hens heaTy-Weight Der
h. 3; spriug chickens. large. II Ihs and over
b. IlsE3. do. snail. peT b.. &aZl: ducks. per h..
II: do white Pekins-. per Ib.. u; sDTing ducks
lbs. and oTCr. per lb.. "a; pigeons. young. Der
pair. IS; Co. old. per pair, .; gs5aes fowls. Old
&c each
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
REAL Estate TRANSFERS..

Dobh.ns' Ad5iriou-Andrew ". Lakei e %
Emil A. and Gussie Llnge. lot IS. block Is
Eisht sueet. between ) and 7 streets northwest
Katie + A. Cnsw0rth e VIZ. Thonas n. 20
Lalah c. Unsworth. south ka1 q uoTh hali
q Iot s. square a.. S.
Th.rry-third and streets nCrthwest-Josie A. HIATT
e. al % Geo-gs A. Wise, parts lots rs and
10, square l2l5, so
ass N street northwest-Jaccb Kohne- e III 20
John Saunders. lot NJ square SIS. So
Second street. betuesn Q and streets Socth-
vest. Canal. between 7 and z strests scutA-
west-GalCn z Grcen 70 Henry N Baker,
original lot l. square 61. s1d original lOt s.
s1uars sS Sc.
Paine Tract-Louisa Paine 20 Emma p. Huazer-
ford. "a acres On Livingston road. SO
Randls Highiands-Joseph HeuninE e TX 20 Psul
Steinkuller. lot s. sauArs 55S. SO
Third srreet. between II ard I streets northeast-
y. Wallace ChisWeu and harry A. Kite 70
Edward p Criznon5, lot IS, square Is, so
Wisconsin Avenue Park-The Captsl Realty Com
pany 20 George W Blair. .ot s.. square Isl.
500
fifteenth and . streets northeast-Lydia h. Bea-
ton 70 Thomas z. and Eloua J Clifford. lot
q ard part lot IS. square lo55. SO.
RRndls HiEhland-Ths United States Realty Con
pGny. Incorp0rated. 10 Pal1lO Luocnts. lot l.
SQUARE 5560 SO
Pleasant Plains-HGuJ B. Wilson and Harry
WHrdman 70 Arthur J. Lucas, lot S.. square
zS5 SO
West Holmead Msnor-Chester Mo-rm 70 Hannah
Merrill. lot q. square c6ss SO
Brightw0od Park-Georgs Simmons e. " 20 Len
A. Payne. lot g.. square 295. so
Second and Hickman streets southsaEt-FredericE
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
DAILY COURTRECORD
"wednesday, June :, 19O99
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No E5E Moore q e. "a. Moore e a. Appe-r
ance o. zOssut defendant ordered Attorneys. W
J. Lauibert-ColGren & Fenning
No 2ss5 Marshall Marshall q al; gler-l-n
Gd htem appointed. &c Attorneys. Do1Slas. BAKER
& Sheriff. and G. C. 3filcr-G. @ Geriman.
No Hss5 Ban ~ First Co-opsratire Building and
Lean Association; order 70 settle loan o. ceLnellns
Beck. Attorneys. J. S. smith and J. b Eeso3-
Smith
No. z5l2 o'Bryoa vs.. o'Byon; dsc-es pro con
fesso and rsference 20 examiner AttorDeys. J. H.
Adraans-F. d. Blackia0re.
No. &557. Chase ys. Brown q al; appearances q
absent defendant Attcgueya B. T. Leighton sno
T. 81. McLanhlen.
No. 2SS. Macdonald rsA suith ct al; decree pro
eonfesso. Attorney B. +. Leghton
No. &5N. Yirnsteln Nirnstein; sale finally
ratihed AttorneyS J. z. Mullaly-G, @ GerlInan-
No. 1855. Holland q al IA shadd e al; order
substituting trustee Attorney. R. T. Horner
No. E5G. Woodbury. Woodbury. e Al orler
allowing complainant 20 Withdrlw exhibit Attof-
neys n. Hufty-sicSen & Mcneil and G c
Hackett.
No. Zsla Gordon e. al vS Norton e. al order
making party defendant Atto-neys. r. r Perry q
Son and Erskine Gordcn-A. A. HOehling. T. D.
aeKinney. B. +. Ninor ard F. K. Green
No. EISs- Alexander e a. ". Joanson e al
sale oouhrmed Attorne5s. Thomas Wsksr-J. II
Hunter.
No. 9ss8 American Realty Company q al ".
Forrest et a.; title vested ty adverse p0ssesson-
AttOrneys ". G. BGldersol and G. H. Jclns0n
No. 8557- Bender q al Mount Pleasant
Banking CorpouLti0n: order appointing receiver
bond 500 Attorneys, W. z Arnbrose and J. A
To0ley
No lsos5. speer et al vs. Morgan et ali ~
port Of trustes ratIicd sc
No SEs Gatd et a. Ts Washington Market
Company 70 al rule retunable July a Attos-
neys. T. =. 9litehen and T. Forest
No Zs2E Jones - .0nss et al: order uisL At
! tcrneys. Pa6vstt & Coombe. ". 3 Manogre. and
/ J. G. Reeves.
IN r lunacyl Antonio BaIlo: verdict con
hunsd and committee appointed. bond, $50
No. 1sis5. Casey ct al vs.. sterrett e a.; prc
coufesso and reference % eIsuinsr. AttorEey. r.
s. Hume.
No. 2s69 EisiuVcs ". Emmerich e. al; trustee
subsututsd Attorney J. A. Maede-
No llEV Bender "a Mount Pleasant Baking
/ Cooperation: order % contrus business and IN
I ploy counsel. Attorneys. ". Z Ambrose and J.
/ A Tome
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished m W. B. Hibbs Ca.
members a the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibhs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. July T.-Radical rebounds from yeste-@
days severe slump 10 wheat pTlces marked open
ing trades today initial quotations showing gains
Of shade to II compared with the final figures
Of the previous session. The majority Of pit traders
went home short" last night. and many Of these
were eager bidders when trading began to-day.
There was also considerable buying based con-
raratiFely steady cables and wet weather gen
erally throughout the harvest belt The distant de-
hveries displayed consistent strength than the
July option which failed to retain all Of the open
ing gain. selling of to La after opening at Ll4S
70 LH%.
The strength Of wheat had a bUllish effect on
ths market. and caused a mild rally from
opening weakness. due 20 ideal weather for the
crop and 70 liberal receipts here than had been
estimated The December delivery Ia particular
decidedly firm July opened y 20 Z lower al ss4sa
66k sold Of 20 65A and then advanced 20 6zA
Further delay 10 harvesting due 20 wet weather
caused considerable strength IN the cats market
especially in the deferred months. Prices at the
start Eere unchanged 70 \ higher. July being At
47lsa47lz- Later July advanced 70 47A-
Provisions were weak owing 20 a 10 70 Is cent
decline in the price Of live hogs. Trade was light
early IN the day. Prices az the opening were 2h
as 70 Is csnts lower than yesterdays final fEureA
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York July T-SCGAR-The domestic re-
fined sugar market to-day steady and unchanged,
With al reanen dong business the basis q is5
net less ! Per cent Tor cash for fns sTanalated.
except the FEDERAL Sugar Refining Company. which
continues 20 do business the basis q 40 net
less ! per cent for cash Spot rEw sugar. were
steady with centrifugal quoted AZ So. muscoEsdo At
40 and Tuolasses sugar AZ III. TIE London beet
sugar market was steady and unchanged. With July
quoted AZ los sd ard August a. los g.
NAVAL sTORES-Dul and unchanged.
WHEAT-SUonger; fair trade. No. I NoTthern
Dul-th. 70 arrive. LS&; No. red. 2 b.. Old.
L95. new No red. for end August, 81 cents over
September; new for early September a. p over.
No. hard New YORK. Z. O b.. LS&: No. maca-
roni. new crop. Lu3. Z O b. October No. Mani
toba. T. O b.. 70 arrive. OctobeF-N0yeI6er. lsi.-
Exporters took % loads
CORN-IrFegrlar: fair trade. No. 2 elevator. 70.
No. ? yellow. T. o. b.. nominal; No white. new.
December 70 March shipments. 6fh-
MILL FEED-MaTkst Is irregular. spriDg ban.
lO9pound sacks 70 arrive. 2456. standard middiing
$50; city bran. 400 in bulk: Western red dog
3075. % arrive: winter wheat bran. IN l00-pound
sacks $50. new winter for Juiy-August zs.55.
OATS-Lower and quiet No white. 6iza55:
No 3 white 55i1a55; No. 1 white S3l1a5s natural
clipped white. on tack. 5ias2
FIOUR-Market dull and lifeisSs Spring clears.
515a565; winter straights foa660: cleans. 561a
clears, 50)a5.65.
RYE FLOUR-stsady: Low demand. Good o
choice bran quoted az A5oaA&
CORN MEAL-StsaAy; demand e light Knu-
dried for export 365; coarso meal In haFs L53a 81.
HAY-Receipts, l.750 tons: strong; choics wanted
Prime timothy. LOS. No. J. H1salOo; No. ?. $50:
No g. 75a6Q
STRAW-Reosipts. 80 tons: market s-Ong; light
supply. Long rye. LIS: new straw. 10.
BEEF-Firner; fair inquiry. Family. l350llA0o;
packet u.50a12 50.
PORK-Steady; tads Heiess. Ness. lJla2 IS;
family. 2loa2m.
LARD-Quiet- Prime Western 20 city. 100.
refined continent 12Z5; South American i325; rc-
fined Brazilian. kegs. AS; oeostearine. g. Lard
stearine slow; New York. lyh. Chicago. nominal.
BUTTER-Quiet: firm; receipts. 1.iA packages.
Creamery extra 2S5Ls2SN State dairy, tabs. has
imitation creamery. hrsts. p
EGGS-Firm; receipts, 3, ,7s4 cases Nearby whits,
fancy, 2saS9; nearby mixed, fancy G5lsa8; fresh
hrsts to extra hrsts 4laa2A
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MONEY At 5 PER CENT
Loaned on ID. G. Real Estate.
HEISkELL a. McLERAEs
I403 III af.

D. snl-h e TX % Walter 5. Pratt =, lot
Iy7, square I'd SO Frt1eriek 5. PrEtt, =. %
Frederick d. and Nelly o. smith, sa1s land
SO
Ward Place-Edm0nd L McCellZnd e " %
Wil0ughsy Reads. lots g 70 6 and 70 square
70, So
Trsnticth ard s-es nn-thTest-Chszies ~
Rsy e ~ e a. 70 Augustus p GZ--ne1
crigiral lots 3 and 4 sll2rs II Sd
New Mezico EFeuue-NgillaE &. g1inaG eaa
1Ichae J. Colbert. aduinis-rEtors 70 Her
nam 4. B. Mayer. peE1 lot 80 square -.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
NEW YORR MONEY.

New York, July Money on the stock exchange
to-day opened At IL per cent; highest rs pez cent
lowest II per cent; closing. IA per cent Most Of
the days loans were made at II pr cent
Tins money continued plentiful with light de-
mand. Rates: lax pr cent for sixty days, Es
per csnt for ninety days. "a per cent for four
months, per cent for five months 3i4a31s per cent
for SIX months and 81 per cent for February.
TIE market for sterling to-day weakened sharply
demand rates falling Is to % points to 4SE-
Later there was a partial rally. Rates closed as
follows: Sixty days. i65oaA.565 demand A5755a
4s79o. and cables. ASsa4.5s05
Commercial bills were 4.s5ls Tor ninety days and
4.sSsAse54 Tor sixty days. Flour bis were As6 for
sixty days aad grain. 4s5h. Grain and cotton bills
were scarce.
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Probate COart.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
EEtate a. Caleb Bsutlsyi exenplrcc enlg Q, VII
dated Doclmber "a lSi6. tled.
Estate q Fl-azn ]. shadd; order sr-ufing le--
tes testsmcutaEy: bod S512 Attorney. K r
Home
Estate Of Louis SDluier5 ordeT % ssl nots,
Estate of Theodore A. GAYS; petition for rrobEte
O VIII Art0rney. W g. Lieraleu-
Estate o. Eyerett T. Gstchel; order g-znttng let
testameutary: bod. s50 Attorney. A. s. Taylor.
IN - Ernssr Z. Kliutc-. urieT npDointing guar
dian. bond 500. ArI0rreys. REiErC1 & Siddous
Estate q Abraham i Culver, vii dated June =.
L5U fled
Estate q Henry Fetter: VII dated March u,
1908 Gled
Es.Ats q Th1nas P. s,mps0a; order % tTazEssE
sr0ck-
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular CAL. 4 O'Clock noon
Washington Gas. 3 az T51. 3 At f5A. S AZ T5A.
Is at 75A. 25 AZ T5<, 3 Al T5H. 3 AZ 75A. = a.
75A, 3 az TSA, 8 At g511. 3 a TS4. at 75N.
. a. 7Sk, 8 at Ts1t, 2 AZ 755s, 3 At 75t. 3 Al
~. 3 at 75z, 3 at ~, Sat T5A, Al 75@. =
at 75S. 3 at f5x = at f5l1. 3 AZ 75s.
American Security and Trust 10 AZ rs
Union Savings Bank. 10 at Z5. 70 at Is
Real Estate Title. AZ &.
After caI-Capital Traction IS. 81 600 at III.
Washington Railway and Electric As $500 az sSiS
Capital Traction At lS7i<. At ISk, . at lSit.
% At 1874. At lSA-
LanstOn 50 a. i5A
Washington Gas 3 al 75S.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yesteF-
days Washington stock Exchanges
GAS BONDS.