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DEEDS OF TRUST.

square asl-CeOrse " Bowlss q ~ ~ Hsnry T.
BeTEmann and Charles SChzfcr. 20 seuTs The
northern Liberty Geruan-Ameriean BgiIffnz As
sociaiion. No. G. s55o lot l02
Square sl5-John H. jacobs e. uE- % Chaplin Brown
and HenTy III. Berguaun. % secure The Oriental
Building Association. No. s. s.. 400. lot -
Rhode Island Avenue TerTaoo-Robert Fletcher 70
Louis "a. Richzrison ard S Higgins Terry. U
secure John s. Dorsey. 500. I 20 - months 6
pr csn1. lot a. block ssl6
square 5a3-alsry n. James 81 vir. Richard d. 70
Edward :. Westo5tt and Harvey T. WinfeId.
20 score james s. Grant ser. 5 years. s Der
cent ssmi-aunually, part original lot %.
Square Tal-Auanda 2. Staples 20 VIZ. GusraFus %
Frank J. Dieudozne and james Berry. % securs
Perpetual Building Assertion. 500 lct rs
Res1rvey on Peters Aiil Seat-Gcorge n Bsau e
70 the Washington Loan and Tu1st Con
Tany. 20 secure E1uitahle CO-1perarive Building
Association. sec. par
Square S5y-DaiiaS N. Poole e. NJ 70 sane. % s.
cure sane. $50. lot : and alley.
Square s55-Anna n Holman 20 Ernest L Schmidt
and George NJ. EuErTich. 20 secure German
American Building Association. s. 2n. lot LsS
square S55-Harry II. Singleton e. w % p. VII
lam Eust and George Iacohs. % secure Henri
r Groee. $50. years. per cert. quarterly,
lGt z
BrookIaaa-Hsary Gatbsens Ct u5. 20 BENJAMIN F.
Leighton AID Georse F. Williams. % secu7s
E-uestine F. TerfinEe-. So. years. s Der csnt
se-ni-anuually. east haH a. lot 2 block y.
( Mount Pleasant and Pleasant P-ains-Bueua Y
E4lAAlh e deleltl1ls 20 JONI a. L0lfEllA1
ard George q. McElwee, 20 seC--e Columbia
Title Insurance Company S.1o. years, s PEI
cent. selai-snnualy. Let g. block Is
Square 2-6-E6Ward " Zez e TX. % william A.
Hin and Harry X. Boss. 20 secure Franklin T
ssnner, s. oe. ! u 20 mcnths. pcr cent semi
annually lot p,
Square 32-Wlliae r Frazier 20 VIZ. Thonas r
Clarence B. Rheem and Whitefeid McKiuleT
% secure William A. Domsr. NS0 3 years.
Der cent semi-annually. lOt ~ same % Johs
T Arms and Samuel A. DRUM 70 secure lie.
Brown. 500. l 70 p months. 6 per cent semi
annEally sane land
Square T77-Joseph ". Csrnodv % william z. 20
monston and Louis r. Peak. 90 secure Charlie
Z Marsh. Soco. years. per cent seui-suuu
ally. lot Is sane n sane. % secure sane. g.
years. per cent, seni-annuaiiy lOt g.
Square ll45-Constantine Csrigan e ux- 70 3
! Francis saul and james r. Shea. % secure Hons
Savings Bank 2250 3 years. 5iz psr cent ssnI
annually lot s.. sane % Prank A Jones an
J. Edward Lewis % secure Ge0rce G. PJrnu,hre-
and George y Palmer. Slooo. ] 70 . months
pr cent lot s.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
IL,


supreme Court Of the Gnitec States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Dr. Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice White, Mr.. Justice
Holmes. Mr. Justice Day. and Mr.. Justice Moody
No "a. Bradley " Palmer et Al. petitioners.
IS. The State Of Texas Ct al;
No. $50. The Waters Pierce Oh Company. plain
til IN error. rs. The State Of Texas. ard
No. $50. The wsters-Pierce Oh Company. plain
tif IN error. vs. The State Of Texas; mandate
stayed for tive weeks from the 18th instant. On
motion Of Mr. A. p. Brown IN behalf Of counsel
for the petitioners and plaintiff IN euor.
No. II. jose Elias Santiago and Ana Matlds
Gonzalez, plaintiffs in error. "a Antonio Pons
No. is. Jose Elias Santiago and Ana SIstHde
Gonzalez. plaintiffs IN error, vs.. Gil Ramon Con
zalez Rodriguez:
No. 10. Jose Elias Santiago ard Ana Mstde
Gonzalez, plaintiffs in error. Is Teodoro Moscoso
e ux.. and
No. 100 jose Elias Santiago and Ana hatnds
Gonzalez, plaintiffs "a error, Ana Senideg.
widow a Antonio Costa = al; death Of jose
Elias Santiago suggested and appearance q A1stela
Santiago e al heirs Of jose Elias Santiago. De
ceased parties plaintiffs in error herein. fled
and entered on motion % Mr.. Frederic D. Nc
Kenney Of counsel for the plaintiffs in error.
No. rs " A. Hug individually and as trustee.
&c Ct al, appellants ~ William L Bowel , e
81 APPEAL from the United States Circuit Court o.
Appeals Tor the Fifth circuit dismissed with costs.
pursuant 20 the tenth rule
No. rs Max selLger. plaintiff IN error. vs. The
Commonwealth q Kentucky (by George n. AleIan-
der. revenue sgeutl argument continued ~ Ny.
Matthew J Holt Tor The defendant in error and
concluded by Mr.. Alexander Pope Humphrey for
the plaintiff IN error,
No. III Boise Artesian Hot and Cold Water
Company Limited appellant. IS Boise City; ar
gled hy Mr. Richard II. johnson for the appellant.
and b. Air William Z. Borah and Mr.. Charles ~
Kahn for the apuellcc.
No. rs The Western Union Telegraph Company.
plaintiff in error "a The STATE q kansas. on The
relation Of C. C. Coleman. attorney general: and
No. l8- The Pullman COmp0ng. plaintiff IN e.
ror vs. The State a Kansas. eX rel C. c Cole
man attorney general q sid State one hour add
tional time allowed escn SIDE. and three counsel
permitted 20 BE- heard for the plaintiffs IN error IN
the argument a these cases. motion a Mr.
Rush Taggart for The Western Union TELEGRAPH
Company; argument commenced by ar Rush Tag
cart FOR The Western Union Telegraph Company.
and Continued hy Mr. Henry d. Estab1ook for The
Western Unoln Telegraph COMPANY
Adjourned until to-day. AZ = O'Clock.
The day cal Tor THURSDAY. March Is, 1903. VII be
as follows: Nos Ils and -. s. land esl, I'D.
III u. IA. y land Is. u. ard I'D. H. u
ard ~
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore March l7.-Wheat vas steady. corn
weak. cats and uys firm under light receipts. and
-four quiet with small demand.
WHEAT-Sp0t c1ntmct Ls5aI.25 SPOT No
red Western. 12lalI5is. March L35al25It: April
1141 asked. MAY. ia bid. July. L07 asked
steamer No. red. "a; receipts. rs bushels;
southern. on grade. LZizalE5.
CORN-Spot contract. 7Za7Gt; March. 72a72i.
April 7zsaa7Z4s: May. 7Ziza7ZN steamer mixed -0a
70ii: receipts. ij6E bushels, southern white CON
1la-3 southern yellow corn. 10a11
OATS-Stnck in elevators. l65 6i3 bushels. ship
meuts from elevators. 43lS bushels White 10 2
la6l do, No 8 5sisa5gis do, No. T. ssi1a57ii77
mixed. No. 2 S7'5a5s: do. No. 3 5sassia do. No.
4 SASH
RTE-Stock in elevators $3.50 bushels. shin
neuts from elevators. sC50 bushels No 2 Western
I'VE export IS, No. Western ne uptown delivery.
Sass No Wcstem ne uptown. s5aSe: bag lots
% quality and condition T6aS4
BARLEY-StCck in elevators. sos bushels: ship
ments from elevators 10 bushels.
FlOUR-Winter extra. s-soai 50; winter clear, Ioa
3: winter straight. 555s5.so: winter patent 57oa
$50 spring clear 455a{65s spring straight 50Sa5 80
sprirg patent. 575asoo: City Mills best patent as
do hgh-grade patent $50; do. hgh-srade straight
400; do choice family. $50; do. extra. AsOils 50.
Rye -four medium 70 choice. 4-Zai.5e Corn meal
per 100 lbs. Leoal.7o.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET


BUTTER-CreameTy. faney. 81; Western hrsts.
29a39 seconds. 26sZ p-ooess fancy 2fsZs: fair %
good. 5a24' dairy. choice. e sod, l6al7; store
packed. fresh. I5al6
CHEESE-NeW YORK State fancy laree 80. d
E-naH. is75-
EGGs-Near-by. fancy, Virginia. los q. Y; Yves.
Virginia aud Southwest Virginia T.; Tennessee II
North Carolina. lSlz: duck. -
LIVE POULTRY-Chiesens lsa2. heus IS
ROSTERS 6: ducks. large. I5als; Do. snail. lzals.
geese, Ia9; do, fancy. lellG. TURKEYS toms D
do. hens p: turkeys. thin. I2al5: keats lOal2
DRESSED POULrRf-TurseYs choicr unllraun
l2i5all, chickens 2aa22; capous, IN average 2a3
do. small. lsa9o: hens. l5sls; ROSTERS sac; ducks
l6als: geese Halls.
DRESSED MEATs-CalTes. fun dressed. Il: do
heads on Il: hOg dress calves, q: hans country.
sugar cured. I2aii: h0es snail and Feat. pe- cvt
o0as 80: DO. medium, 7s0s7-Se: do heavy Ssoss Oh
GAME-Qnan. fang. .2sa35o; do. Enau. 2o1s
sa
VEGETABLEs-Potatoes. hossrovu. pe- hss.
s5aso. Der b.. l75a2eo; Eastern Shore per bhI
LI5a2o0 sweet potatoes. per bhl-. 2ols25o vans.
Ter Dbl l5a2ae; CARROTS DIT bbl.. L2ial.5os cucuu-
hers. Der has. l0oalSls celery. Der dor stalks.
5ss9; CUCUMBER pickles. Der has. 75al-e5. GbbsEe.
Der bhl-. leal-So; czulaower. per b.. 2ola3oe;
onions. per bus. Toaso: Maryland and Virgins. per
bbl- li0sLe: Ohio pcr bbl-. LI5aZao. lettuce.
FLORIDA DIT Dbl. loollA
DRIED FRUITS-Apulss sliced. fancy. &. Do.
sliced. bright. 5ii; cherries. Z; hlackoeriss. a.
I EffFlfc. ~ ra1AtNlNtFes
GRAIN-Whest. Southern. on grade Llsal ..
rye r.: CON- sheIed. white. 7oaT5: DO. yellow
Dab; new. ear A0oa425 oats. Western white No.
2 5sas7: old. mixed. 55a60-
GREEN FRDlfS-tiTlrgCE pC- bOI 1Col5 %,
FLORIDA Per box. 20oa2l5 sTare frlt Per box aaOa
CO. spplss King. Der bhl. 3oCa55o: ForE Imperial
hacked s00as 50: Ben DAVIS u1cEed 35oz4Z5. Wins
/ Sap packed S75af-5l; AlceuaTls Pippin- O0a5 o
good 70 Triae 2oea3o uecr % fsl-. LSa2o5: opeu-
head barrels common 10 gcc@- lalzi55. fancy tshls
frult Z aoaA00: cEauhcrrles. t.ape Cox GER Dol
\ TooAs-So; d. Der Standard uaie 20oa2S; PINE
I spples Florida Der CTZIe Loos4O0
I Hay AND STRAW-HEy. Western No l. e so
I Eoo; Nc. 2 lLeoal25os mixed uWal20 straw
rye hurdle .aooaIs50; rye machine thrsshed 10 Ca
81: wheat 66oa65e; cat straw, Ter ton s9oas 50
| SUNDBIES- BeesWax. q; talior. fa6is; honey
I Ehite clover l-lb.. new. Is 10 lib. new leal2
! ginseng. pr D.. 50aas50. sencca. per b. 50
golden SEAL s1ai5: rink Eala. mandrake. "a; Su1ks
root s. walnut kernels dry. ie7l8
/ WOOL AND HIDES-Wo0l. washed. free cf hurs
Der b., aa5o: do, unEashe6. free CT burs per ID
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Circuit Court No. I.


No N556 Saunders administrator. IS SteTgn &
sen Company. yerdics for plaintiff for 400. At
tcrneys. A l. Newmyer and Leon Tobuner-Bisnsy
& W0oisri.
No 500 Var seadin v. Jones. ezecltor YER
dict Tor PLAINTIFF for Sls.562 Attorneys. Charles
Poc-Fsy & Putnam.
No ss7sa. Musical Leader and Coac-rt Gaef ~.
Wrirhtscn: leave granted r. s. Huidekoper 70
withdraw aUrcarance for defendant Attorney. L
T. Loving.
No sos-5 Reyuolds administrator. - wynzn;
on trial Attorneys. g.. G. Skinn-W. H. White
Assignments for t0-eay-
No. S5. Lusb~ vs. Logan. Attorneys Robinson
Whits-P. ]. Ryau.
No $50 Gardner Chrsapeake Beach Railway
COMPANY. Artoneys l. J. Mathcr and L y.
HopeuaIl-AlcKenuey & Flannor-
No s33 Buckley VI Washington Gsslight Ton
pauy. Attorneys. Gittings & Chamberiin-R. r.
Perry 4 Son and MeKenney & Faunsry-
No. SIS McAIuiiu ". Fowler. administrator e
a. Attorueys. p. l. Gies-W. C.. Balderstou-
No Sis. Tohe vs. International sand. Line B-ick
and Machine Company. Attorneys. II. T. Davis
McKenney & Fiannsg-
No. ssh Rafferty, vs. Fisher r al Attorneys T.
F Colloday-W. f. Lester.
No So. Huls r.. vs. Wagner & CO. Attorneys.
". II. Wheatley-R. ?. Shealey.
No $50 Wellington rs. Baitiuors and Ohio
Railroad COMPANY Attorneys. Lambert & Yest-
man-G. Z. Hamilton.
No Sol. Brown. administTatOT. vs. Woman
kgr sheriff. and James O'SheR-E. II. Thomas.
A. Browne. and Evans Browne.
No s1 HYDE administrator IS southern Rail
wav Company. Attorneys. H. II. Classic and ?.
n. Blsckistons-Hamiltoa. Colbert. Yerkes & Han-
lien.
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Criminal Court No. 2.


No 4ss6s Wilson vs. Globe Life Insurance Com
rsny: juror Withdrawn and ease postponed Attor-
llcys. J. A. Cobb-BIcNeiu 4 Mcneil
No seoo5 Grief & Bro. IS Block; No. gls5
EutWistle IS EntWistle; No 575l7 Folk IS Phi-
lips; No. 5o0s5. House & sullivan = " W Bot
ting Co No 5o620 Dean Liquid Paper Package
Company. continued for term.
Nc. $500. Cohen Fox Company; On trial
Attorneys N. J. Colbert-P. H. Marshall.
No 59s5i Rust vs. Murphy; on trial Attonevs
A A Birney-W. Z Lester.
Assignments iOr today.
No 50 Cohen ct al. Fox Company. Attor.
neys. NJ j. Colhert-P. II. Marshall
No. s. fitzgerald vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company. Attorneys, p r. Hiiliard-G. L.
Hamilton.
No. s. Nash vs. sehrot Bros, Attorneys. Robin
con White-H. H. Hollandsr-
No. s6-Hayes IS DanenhoWer. AttoEneys L n.
David-G. " Drew.
No l0l. Strong Us. Andres. Attorneys. J. H.
Adriaans-L. A. Bailey.
No 10 simons Sons Company vs.. Neale. At
torneys. L FUgit-J. B. Archer.
No IL Gait s. Co Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Attorneys Carter Brooke
G. Z. Hamilton.
No. IL CoEnor Ts. jacobsen ct al Attorneys
Leckie. Fulton & Col. Z. Shields and Leor
Tob~iner
No ~ Douohoe & sons IS Shields Attorneys
Barnard & johnson. r. Shields and G.. p
Hoover.
No. Hs Postmastsrs' Adv. Pub Co. Is Aye
Son. Attorneys. T. L. Gies-E. o. Wagenhors'
and J. A. Johnson.
No. III Aver & Son rs. Mckinley et al Attor
neys E. o. Wasenhorst and J. A JohnsOn-E- L
! GieA
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Criminal Court No. L.
JUSTICE GOULD

5lo4AAE tuVLLAL
United States vs. William Jones. murder second
degree: plea not guilty.
United States vs. George schafer: housebreakng
and assault dangerous weapon plea guilty; sentenced
To penitentiaTy for i've years.
United states vs.. William NJ. Dalton; robbery
plea not guilty.
United States vs.. Lee Doing; housen7eaking and
larceny; plea guilty q petit larceny; sentenced 20
Jail for SIX months.
United States rs. Warren Winston assault dan
geTcus weapon; plea not guilty
United States Is. George Washington: sane: sane.
United States rs. Thomas johnson; hoGschzeakinE
Plea guilty; sentenced 10 penitentiAry Tor three
years
United states vs. Greenburs Howard: robbery plea
not guilty.
United states vs.. William Long robbery. plea
guilty, sentenced 70 peiteurary for eighteen months
United States Caleb Grigsby, murder second
degree; verdict guilty Of maaslsughter. Attorneys.
Rothschid & Bulaski.
United States rs. Joseph B. Pulliam seduction
nolle pros entered
No. -
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, March E.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1000
head; market loo lower Prime beeyes, 5Soa7 %; poor
20 medium, 46OaSso; stoekers aud feeders 35a5 80:
2T5a55o.
H0GS-Receipts. . 100; market 5al0c higher at the
opening closing weak Light 6s5ae 90; rough. ga
$40; heavy. 55oA6s0; mixed 675a700; Pigs 5soas %
sHEEP-Rsceipts. l5.ooO head; market steady; l0c
$50: native lambs 375aTS0: Western lambs 575a7 90
New YORK. March H--CATTLE-R Receipts, / 800
head Steers. 5-OOa6D: oxen and stays sOOa5 q;
bulls. 35oa475; cows 20os4le; dressed beef dull at
sale.
CALVES-Receipts. 100 head: active and firm.
Yoals. s00as.75: dressed calves. firm = city dressed
vcals. Shall: few at liis: cocntry dressed sal2
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts. 7 so head. Sheep
steady. 4OOa5Oo; lambs weak 75OaSl0.
HOGS-Reoeipts 500 head: firm feeling fog
hogs. Light pigs, $50; hogs, 7.Ooa75.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York March l7.-SUGAR-The market for
refined sugar 10 points higher. quoted by the
leading reiners. thus making the net basis for
graduated generally AS less I Ter cent cash
This rise was due 10 the higher cost Of ruus The
market for raw sugar nm. with "a asked for
April shipment from Cuba cost and freight bass
which is equal 70 39sla, duty paid Last sales how
ever were al 2al6 April shipment. cost and
freight which equals 81 p duty paid. Current duty
raid prices are follows; Centrifugal IS test g. sa
3s2; Muscoyado 90 test, S3Sa3i2; molasses sugar.
g test 3lla3E.
NAVAL STOREs-Business in spirits t1rpentine
was moderate with prices generally unchanged at
New York. Machine-made barrels were quoted at
A. while at Savannah S9ia quoted. Rosin held
quiet and unchanged at SIS for common to good
strained, while tar held steady al 40, which IL
unchanged.
BUTrER-Receipts. 3ss2 packages; fancy I'm.
Creamery extra %; rsts 26a2s; seconds Ea5: State
dairy tubs poor tG fair 1sa24; imitation creamery
frsts 2a22; factory Arsts. lsal9lz; seconds i7als
packing stock l6als-
EGGS-Receirts HE2 cases steady Nearby
white fancy aaa2i fresh frsts 70; seconds lsAals1
MILL FEED-Quiet and unsettled spring bran.
IN l00lb sacks 10 arrive z.0oa2 IS standard mill
ing. Z7.00aI.75; city bran $50, II bulk: Western
red dog S6O. 10 arrive, winter wheat ban. in
le9-lb. sacks. 2S.5o.
OATs-Weaker; duu trade. No. white. 5ss4asO;
No. white 55a5sls; No. white 5Za57ls; No 2
mixed. &c; natural and clipped white on track, ssa
slH.
fLDi h-Ste1oI. quiet Idle- op-lus N1lentss
5O0a62 %; spring clears 4s5a5l0 winter straights,
5e5as75. clears 47a50o. Kansas stTaights IN
sacks. 5 55a550: Kansas clears, 4Sas-sa
RYE F.OUR-Steady; inactive business; 4.25a4 Is.
CORN8iEAL-Steady; inquiry moderate. Kiln
dried for export 3s5 coarse meal. n bags la5al 4.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Neglected: season about
over: numiually 200a2-3
HAY-Receirts I'D tops; steady; moderate deal
ins- Prime timothy. q No !. Slas2a; No. .
72lsa75 No. 3, e5ss.lz.
STRAW-Reeeipts, 20 tors; strong; small supply.
Long rye. LIB
BEEF-Steady: moderate trade. Family. l5.ooa
$50; packet i4oalA1
P0RK-steady: demand is inactive. Mess. ls-Ooa
1900; family, ls 5alea
TALLOW-Dull; unchanged. City. in hogsheads. s
LARD-Easier Prime Western. 100. city. 1875;
refined eontnent, 1910; South American, ll-5o; re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. I250. oeostearine l5is; lard
stssrine, quiet New York, III; Chicago, ia
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New York. March T.-Monsy on call on the
stock exchange to-day opened at "a per cent; high
est. ?. lowest ~; closing. 2 Most Of the days
loans were az "a per cent
Time money was readily ohtanable demand was
stiil very moderate Rates. Sl5 to per cent for
sixty and ninety days Endorsed bills receivable: 81
70 ~ for choice four to six months single names.
and AZ 10 for others less well known.
Mercantile paper came into the market moderately
ard there was a fairly good absorption. especially
Of the higher grades. Rates. 2 per cent for sixty
DAYS. ~ 10 81 Tor ninety days. "a 70 ) for four.
i've. and six months. TO 81 for eight months, and
"a n ga for over the year.
Sterling steady. with rates 10 points lower.
Rates for actual business closed as follows. sixty
days. As6a4S6lo; demand. 4Ssl5a4Ss90 cables ass
Ass45 Commercial bills As5iz for ninety davs
and As5iSat654 for sixty days Flour bills Ssis
for sixty DAYS Grain. As55S- The supply Of grain
and cotton bills was scarce.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by " r Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building. 70 Fifteenth street northwest
New York. March i7.-StronE cables were respcnsi-
BE for bright opening in cotton today Prices
to points above yesterdays closing proved at
tTactiEe 70 Spectators, and heavy selling move
ment started IN the far months. October which has
been duh in recent days freely bought for even
ing up purposes and the market steaded under this
support Prices at the close were from TO points
higher than the opening.
Receipts at the ports we're $500 bales. against %
OF last week and 1878 last year For the week
10000 bales. against l2is last week and g 055 lasi
year. Receipts at New Orleans. 5452 bales against
4755 last year, and at Houston. $3.50 bales agaipst
~ last
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mrsTTcE WRInHT

In re Mary 6. Hume; order 0TeT-zlinz exceptions.
Attorney. 81. J. Kesne
Estate q Susan F. Johnson order amending order
q March 8. 1909. and granting Encillary letters
testamentary; bond. s5.0oo. Attorney. A. g. Beat
leg.
Estate q Anna A. DTiss viii dated Dcccube-
g 1875. and petition for letters tesfamenta-y. At
torneys. r. n. Walker and J. B. Archer.
Estate Of Ann CALLAHAN; Win dated Decenbe- 2.
1900 fled
Estate q Mary A. Dobbins; order for sale q per
sonalty. Attorneys. c. u Tuner and J. G. Al
kus.
Estate Of Mary z. Bel: petition for letters q ad-
ministrati0n.
Estate q Kate Gusfhsry; win dated October 2.
1903 fled
Estate Of Philip W Burdisks; VIII dated Deosn-
be- 70. 1873 Sled.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". b Hibbs & Co, men,
beTs q the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs Build
ins, Is F1teenth street northwest.
Chiesgc. March i7,-May corn proved the disturb
ing element IN the grain markets to-day. Cash con
Is weak and May delivery feels the effect q a
gutfRd market The decline was from ga, 20 6y4.
with rally N the Close 20 e.
Light receipts in the Northwest with small Offer
inEs. saved wheat. but Ia the general discoarage-
ment over the com situation May wheat declined I
cent and July a. much. Buying near the close b.
longs made a slight rally.
Oats were dull and steady
Provisions experienced a lively day with suhstan-
tal losses late IN the session, May pork losing IT
r,oF-+s net %, fha decline
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saies-RcEular call. Y O'Clock noon;
Washington Gas e. 500 az l0l.
Capital Traction S.. 500 AZ III.
Carital Traction q al l3iik II at 1914.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. II Al
gTs
Nsrgenthaler Linotype 4 a. 20.
LanstOn Monotype. IS AZ ISIS. 100 at l5A Al
ISL. 80 at I3h
Mitchell Mining. 100 at y
Firomen's Insurance 50 at n, 50 AZ ..
Emerson Steam Pump. 10 az T.
GraphOphonc COMMON. 10 AZ 10.
GrsphophOne preferred 10 st s.
After call-WashingtOn Railway and Electric COM
mon, 10 az a.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. II at
81
American Security and Trust. 10 a. 20
Following ara the bid and asked prices on yes.cr-
DAYS Washington Stock Exchange.
GAS BONDS.
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NeW 1Ork. MarCn lI--NhEAI-Steadv but dull
No. ] Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. IA: No. 2 ned
T. o. b. LG&: No. . hard. New York f. O. d
IZ3: No. ! macaroni. T. o. b.. LIB; No ! Manitoba
L26: No. Manitoba. Z. o. b.. nominal. Exporters
took nothing
CORN-Weaker but active. No 2 elevator. To
arrive y: No SPOT T. o. b.. 73il No ? to Ar
rive (. o. b.. I3iz; No. ? yellow. T. O. b. ~
No. white, Z. o. b. nominal. Exporters took so
loads partly last night
RYE-slow and steady. No > aAoat. domestic.
IS
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court of Appeals
Adjourned from DAY % DAY.
Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
a.
Ennifr Cnnrf No =.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 2Sfa Nichols IS Nichols e al. and report
ratified Attorney Thomas Walker.
No. &83 Dick e al Dick e. a.; 7r1er
n ratifcation uisi Attorneys Irving Williams &
J. J. Rundy-IA NJ King
No. EZa Owen vs. Gartin a. al order accepr-
ing oder nisi. Attorneys II. y. sOhCn-Hamiltou.
Colbert. Yerkes and Hamilton
No. ELH. Little Hungary Company e. a. ~
Lffko. reference % auditor Attorneys, c. T. CsTus
g " Darr and G.. s. ShreTe and McMahon q
NcAfahon-
No. L633. Dulany "a WaggEnan. receivers althnr-
Maddox & Galley.
No assignment
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EJtra. pr eEt. GslaGa0: butehsr. Lona
so. oonmon. Z0azo0
HOGs-Per evt-. Toss. e7sa7ees Ordinary. psa
eEt.. SlfasSe.
LAMBS-ChOice. l5ais. Medium I1a2
SHEEP-Primc. L5Rs0e. cummon 5sal0a
CALYES-Prme. pE H. g. medium. szslsl
gas
= 0szso00: ol5 and dzy. 00sI50a
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Circuit Court No. 2.

No. 1isI Arnold ys secrstary q Intsrior: rile
set for April g. I9o. Attorney " z Richardson
No. SOIL Baker rs- Warner. verdict for plaiutiE
for SOC ArIorneys II. z DAVIS and F. J.
Hogsn-J. J. Darlington
Assignments for today:
No. g. District Of Columbia -. Georystozn Gas
light Company Attorneys. = H. Thonas-R p
Perry A son r. = Cf0ldsburUugh and G. T. Dun
lop
No. g. Same y. Washington GaEiiCht Company
ATTORNEYS. z. H. Thomas-R. r. Perm & Son.
No. g6 BcsU ~ City and Suhuroan Railway
Company. Attorneys. W. G. Gardner and Z n
Hop Ucl-J. J. Darlington.
No 20. Shoemaker. executor Nceden et al
Attorneys. Lambert and Neatman-E Il Thomas.
No. Sc. Stewart rs Chase. Attorneys. Mcneil 4
McNeill-W ]. Lambert
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LaNE auif.

No slsG. Ross J. seIlnzn IS Potomac Insurance
Company; police. 2Im Attorneys. Lambert &
Yestnsn-
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