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The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square Sl9-American Realty Company Ilcorpor-
ated. 20 Union Trust Company, Of the District
Of Columbia. to secure Fidelity Trust Company.
trustee for james P. Scott. $1,000, s years.
per cent. serni-annaaIly lot IS
Douglas William NJ Panneu e. uz. % Owea 81
Fowler and William h. Holloway. % secure
james n. LOmax. $50. 81 notes Nos. / 10 S.
q SIS each, ! to 50 months; No. 81 Of 80
months. per cent lots ! and 2. square 5A
Square lE55-Lucinda Gssel ct al TO George ~
Enmorich and Douglass s. Mackan 10 secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Bufidina
Association. $1,000, part lot d
woodbridge and West Woodrdge-Wnlinn p. No
DoWen 70 the Washington Loan and Tru5t Co.
to secure Henry 4. Vieth. sSs qr1arterly pay
Dents, per cent, lot 5 block iS. and lot 8.
square s2S3
Square 6l6-Chs-les Brunger ct ux 70 Frank 3.
Miller and Edward MAttheWs 70 secure John
S. Miller and James o. Roller, s. 800 years.
per cent, semi-annually. lot s. Same to same,
same debt. lot &C.
Square 2ll-John H. Prater e al 70 James L
Nein and Bennett Dean. 20 secure Kiziah Toler.
500. % % months per cent. part original
lot g.
Pleasant Plains-SIary L Sullivan ct viz. Lucisu
n. 10 National Savings and Trust COMPANY "a
secure American Security and Trust Company
500. years. per cent annually. lot B.
square $50
square Ts5-Robert g. Douglas ct ux. 70 Allan Il
Walker ard Charles ". Steers. 70 secure Leroy
GlEddis. T., l.t00. years, per cent. semi
annually. west half original ios g
Square 65-HarsTzFes Wood 70 William H. Walker
and James H. Simpson. TO secure Thomas b
Sanders S,7So. 3 yesrs per csnt ssIni-snnu-
ally, lots 5 and s
Douglas-WiniAm NJ P1nnen et ux 20 Orcn r
aUO0s % 'GSAcUnF = u1ERA pgv zEAAR
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Washington Railway and Electric COM
mon and Washington Gas were the lead
ers on the local stock exchange yester-
day Railway common took a sudden
jump from 4s3k to A. where considerable
of the stock was cleaned up. 1t became
evident. however that there was more TO
be had at higher figures. and the price
went upward. fractions at a time. to 45
and then 70 455l. which is the record high
price for the stock One broker took It
all and at the close of the buying offered
45lh for a large amount Of the stock or
anything smaller. At the close the bid
remained at S51s.
While it may be true that some persons
would not have Railway common to wipe
dishes with" the stock IS and has been
held strongly for many months. 1t has
been gradually creeping upward on re-
ports Of better business by the company,
and on the current belief that the time
would come soon when a small dividend
could be paid on the common stock. The
company is putting large sums OF money
Into betterments, and the earning power
Of the properties represented are increas-
Ing all the time as the population Of the
city enlarges and the extended lines re-
ceive more and more patronage. Recent
Improvements IN the suburban parts OF
the service are having a good effect on
the receipts OF the company, and the out
look Is better than It ever was for re-
turns upon investments. This. with GER
tain reasons for the accumulation OF the
stock in certain quarters. explains the
higher prices.
The preferred stock also sold a little
higher to-day, and while the fractional
advance was not particularly significant.
the demand for the stock by several brok-
ere was a good argument for its further
advance IN the near future.
Gas was fairly well taken at 70. but the
buying broker could not be tempted to
higher price. and while there were many
inquiries around the room for price. the
bidding gradually fell away 10 75h, and
nobody seemed to want the stock In the
later trading even at that Gas is once
more fairly on the down grade.
A significant feature OF the trading
yesterday was the open bid for Bell
Telephone at $S a share above the bid
price OF last Friday. and the sale OF
few shares at ia The reason FOR the
advance is the rumored consolidation with
the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company. which figures out the worth OF
the Bell Telephone stock at 124
Trading on the local exchange yester-
day was very lively, and the attitude Of
the majority Of the brokers was aggres-
sive and confident on all stocks and
bonds
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hiobs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building, rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York. July ie.-Cotton opened weak al a
decline Of l2a23 points and sold about Is 70 q
points lower under aggressive bear pressure and
renewal q liquidation due to lover cables and
press reports from Houston and Austin that the
Texas drought had been broken The market
steadied up some Is % % points from the lowest
during the middle of the morning. but the chief
demand came from some q the Tecsnt sslleTs Cor
short account.
After the rally 10 within 10 OF Is points Of tho
closing prices q Saturday as a result of proft-
taking by the bear clique and some fresh buying
on reports that the TeXas showers had not broken
the drought, the market again became unsettled
and Loot 10 TO 25 points owing 20 Withdrawal u
buying orders and renewal q liquidation, pro
noted BY the Western belt forecast calling foF
showers IN Southeast TEXAS. The market closed
for al months Ia L-cent territory.
Receipts at the ports were 5000 bales against
2il9 last week and 2 66S last year For the week
& 900 bales against 80 last week and q eco las,
year. Receipts at New Orleans were 657 bales
against Sc last year.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July la-BUTTER-Flm Reosi2,s
66A packagoS Creanory "a; State 5airy tuhs
Ga26: imitation creamery hrsts, .
EGGS-Receipts l2.4S Cases Nearby white
fancy, &aSl; nearby mixed fancy. l5a26: fresh
drsis ai1a2i
MILL FEED-steady; quiet trade. Spring bran
l0lpound SACKS. % arrive. S.75; standard mddling
6 y; city bran. p .. IN bulk: Western red dog
$3.50. 20 arrive; winter wheat bran II leo-Dound
sacks. 10 arrive. 2ls6.
OATS-Dun and fat No. white IS: No )
white, 56ita5Jh No. 4 white. Ai1as5; natural and
clipped white. on tracks, 5ia63.
FLOUR-Firm fair inquiry for new Spring
patents 6&a665; spring clears. 5.3la5 55 winter
straights. 64Ca6.50; SACKS. 60a66O: Kansas clear
5Oa565i new Kansas straights selling moderatsly
At 650a5lO IN sacks; soft straights 5ya5 70
in barrels; new sp-tng patents selling at 5s0a600
wood
RYE FLOUR-stsady; moderate business. Good
20 choice brands quoted AZ LBaAs0 Kiln dried
Tor export 375; oOarsa meal in bags. LJ0al4
HAY-RcceiptS $50 tonA STEADY; fair trade
Prime timothy los; No. /. 95zaI0o; No. Q S5a9o;
No. 3 75as0
STRAW Receipts. 80 tons. Market unsettled; /;
quiet trade. Long rye. new. L00al0.
BEEF-Easy dealings light Family. lAOoalz50;
packet, i200allD
PORK-Steady; demand moderate. Ness. z.0Oa
a. 80; family. I-50a2W
LARD-Quiet. Prime Western n50: city. u75;
refined contlnent, l20: South American. l300 re-
fined Brazilian kegs. 400; oleCstearine. Is; lard
stearine. duh. lyh; Chicago. nominal
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July 1a-Quotations established b. the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are a.
follows:
BUTTER-cresHaery separator, Per b., zz4aS,
Imitation. pound. 2s2 prints bali pound. per
pound, ZAP; do. one pound per pound. Ga2:
blocks. two pound. per pound 25a2s; dairy prints
Maryland. Pennsylvania. and Virginia per pound
l6al1 Virginia and West Virginia. storopacksd
Icr pound. lSA. Ohio stCTc-nlcked. Dor pound
ls1s; nearby. rolls pCr pound lsals5t: Ohio rolls
pr pound. lsalsai West Virginia rolls. pound
lsalsA
EGGS 80 Maryland. Pcnnzyi7aniA. and nearby
frsts, por doz.. ZA Eastern Shore. Maryland. and
Virginia, per dor. 2lh; Western futs per doE.
2iia; Wes. Virginia. per dOz.. 2Ih
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight, Der
pound. is; spring chickens. large. and onc-half
pounds and ever. pound. a do snail per pound. p:
ducks. pcr pound II : do. white Pekins per pound
2; spring ducks. three pounds and over per pound
IS DO, snail, nal2 pigeons. yUuug. per pair. IS
DO. old, per pair. % guinea fowls. old 3 Each.
POTATOES-White. new Norfolk. per bbl.. No. l.
l5oal55; do, YORK River, per bbl., L5oaL60; do,
kappahannock, per large bbl., L50al60; do. Ner
small Dbl, l25aLi0; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland
per bol.. No. l, LSal75; sweets yellow per bbl.
new 50a5.5o; yams, new. North Carolina, per bbl
5C0a55l.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLEs-Apples-
Eastern Harvest, smooth. peF bb~. 200a25O: do
small per bbl-. L00aL50: do per is-bbl basket 5Oa
le. Beeta. native. per bunch. laIA. BlackbeTies
Eastern Shore, Maryland Per ct. Sac; Patuxsnt
Der basket 81 do, Rappahannock, Der bucket 25a
IN. Cabbages. native. Der 100 sf0a4 90 Canta-
loupes. Georgia. pr crate. l25al.T5. Corn. Viz
gna. per dozen, 6al0; do. native. Der dozen I2al6
Cucmbers native. per H-basket. El4a0 Elephants
Norfolk. Der crate. lT5a2N Bucklebo-ries North
Carolina. per qt, sal2; Eastern Saore. Maryland
Per Qt.. salA Lettuce. New YORK. h-bbl. basket
4Oa75. Onions. Rappahannock. bbl. L50aLT5; do
i1-bbl. basket. aa65; Maryland and Pennsylvania
per bushel 60a75. Oranges, California, per box as
% size. 2OOa275 Peaches. Florida and Georgia
75aL3; Sbasket, S0a65 Pears Manning's Eliza
beth. per basket 60as0. Raspbeuies red pint 5as
quart Salo; black. quart sal0. squash native. per
basket. Z5aA Green beans. native. per bus. basket
Oa8 Wax beans. native, per bus. basket 5oa60
Tomatoes Potomac, pg ebasket carrier 75aLZ5 !:
DO, Rapuahannock. Der carrier 75aL00; d. Easte-n
Shore. Maryland pcT carrier. 75aL50 WateTmelouk
FlOridE. each. as to size 2oa30
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REAL EsTArE TRANsFERs.

SIS Eleventh street Northeast and SIS Sixth strest
no-thweSt-L0ui9 Rossn5zg 70 Fannie Hos-
heimer. trustee, lot s6. square 81. and lot p
square 45 so.
DOuElas-Janes n Lomsx e ux 70 William N
Pannell. lots 2 and 2 500.
Clark Mills Estate-Annis I. Alderman 70 Ara
Alderman, lot - block !, SO.
streot, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northWeso-Richa-d L PnirO ct w 20 Bertha
G. Abenethy. lot s. and part lot g. SQUARE
"a, SO.
Between and C and Fifth and Sixth ssrsets-
Charles W. Nestle- e u1 70 Frederick n.
Nestler. lot S. square 81 so
Addition 20 Cleveland Psrk-Frodcric B. Pyle et rlx
70 FraDoos B. and Her bsEt ". olnstso. * &
square lslS SO
Holmead NanG-Harry Wardman and Thomas
Bones 70 Harry B. Wilson. lot 81 block IS. SO
TTenty-dgst street, between Y streat and Florida
avenue northwest-T-homas g. Sanders ct ux. to
HGrgraEes Wood lots and 6. SQUARE 6. SO
Maryland avenue. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets n0rheest-Henry Il. Bergman and
George n Emmerich. trustees. to Henry f.
NOodnTd. lot 81. square 1905. Sis
Truesdel's Addition to Washington HeEhts-Be-n-
hard Z. Fern0w st ux. % VI. FIschsr. third IN
tercst in lots and (. SO; Max Fischer e W
to Samuel Vi. WOODWARD third interest in
lots and 4 SO
Wales street. between Thhty-second and Potomac
streets northwest-EdwSrd Mellon ct ux. 70
Philip H Chr1stman. part LOT Is. square usS.
SO
oDltn OAruLnh aVuIfle. between sixth and sorenfh
streets s0u;heast-Winism H. SeTerson 10 Ber-
uard LrouaUd. DaTJ original lot Il. square SO.
So
Fortune Enlarved-Isaiah A. Boyd 70 Thomas
Walker lots 81 and IS, SO.
Between n and and Third and Fourand-a-haf
streets sOuthwest-Fl0concs d. McAulifs et ux
70 Timothy ". DunwOrth. lots lS7. lS9 and 40
square SIS. Sln
Columbia Heights-Samuol L. Hoover ct VI 70
Smith Hempstone. lots "a and e. block r. SO:
Smith Hempstone 70 William G. Miller lot "a
block q. SO; sane 70 Y. Winifrsd Cunning
ham, lot Is. block q SO
Thirteenth street, between New Yo-k avenus and
street northWest-Iaac G. Jnquette 10 Mary
a. JaQuetts. part lot Z. square 9S5 SO
Trinidad-HATTy c. BirEo Ct VI e a.. to Jesse IL
shreTe. lots and 5. block g So
lN2 street nOrtheaSt-John A. SchaeFer ard
William r. McClosly % Emma I. RspettI, part
lot s.. square es1 2.s2
Addition 70 Le Droit Park-Janes A. Buchanan
TO Thomas Il. Melton. lots II ard z block
B, SO
Kalorsma Heights-LeuTs B. Bel to James A.
Buchanan. LOT s., block s. SO
DObbinS' Addition-AndreW W. Lukef et uL to
Frank snd MAry Hegner. lot u. block IS so
1856 Riggs street nOrthWsst-Mary ". C. Bayard
to Ward Savage Let IS, square so. SSo
Mary Brtton ct al 20 American Security ana
Trust Company. trustee. all real estate or
AloIander T. Bntton. deceased SO.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore. July 1S.-FoIlOwing are the prices oC
live stock quoted a. tAe Union Stock Yards 70
day:
CArTLD-ReoetVts fT week ended at noon to
day wcro 27ts head. against zT6s head last wees;
ls carloads on sale; best cattle 3 cents lower;
others 3 TO 70 lower. steen good to primo heavy.
6oCa65O; others. 1soaA75; heifers 25OaSSO; bulls,
2I5aA5o; cows. l5a45o; fresh COWS. 25OOa60O.
HOGS-Recsipts FOR week ended at noon today
were 1870 head. against s6s6 head last week: fair
supply market firm. Western 85OaAT5: from near
BY points. S25aS5O; pgS, T75a8OO; roughu. 65oa7 50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts for week cndea
at noon to-day weV n.6o head, against I2SB
head last week. heavy supply of lnobs; market
unevenly lower; common grades donnaiizod. urht
supply q sheep; market firm Sheep IOa525:
lambs 4.Soaz.75; extra, SEQ
CALYBS-Recetp8 for week ended at noon To
day we're 5e4 bead against 26l head lsSr weak;
liberal supply; market hrm. Common TO good
40aSoo; few extra. SIS.
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
CMOnday, July 10, 1909
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

JDpIlCB WRIGHT.
No. HI8 Connell et a.. vs. Connell OF al sale
hnaly ratified Attorneys. J. A. Tooney-Coldren
& Fenuing b. W. Parker. and W. Q. Ambrose
No. 2565i. Smith vs.. Dodge: order to sell barge
Pocahontas. Attorneys. J. E. Potbu1-W. d.
ShCles.
No $3.50. Barnard q al vs.. Unknown heirs; pro
ooufessO. Attorney. 6. Il. johnson.
No. E6Sz. In re substitution of trustees IN deed
Of trust libel SOB. land records District Of Colum-
bia; substitute trustees Appointed Attorney, w.
H. Linlins
No. 26S Briscoe VI. Briscoe; Linony pen
dente lite Of s. per week allowed Attorneys, J. ID.
Sullivan-W. p. Plumley
Requisitlon No. 30 Stats o' Maryland vs. Harry
Watts; defendant surrendered % agent q state q
Maryland
No. 2543. Brown Brown ct al rule return
able July %. Attorneys. a. seliers-G. W fIrew.
No. L04 Moore e Al "a Moore ct al. sale
finally uufed &c. AttOrnsys Lambert & Yeat-
man-W. G. johnson.
No. &4i5. Keofer vS KoefeT Alim0uy pen dents
lite IS per month. costs and. counsel Zee ordered
and referencs 70 examiner. Attorneys L c. WI
iamsoa-L FCgitt
No 23iB. King q al ~ King e al trustee
Appointed; bond. E70oQ Attorney. I. B. Linton
J. a. johnson.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-ReCular call. Il O'Clock nooc
Columbia Railroad So, 1900 at lOs
Washington Railway and Electric IS. 500 At 50.
5000 at St.
Potomac Electric Consolidated IS. 1900 at 1884.
sO0 at los%, 5000 a. 1854. 5000 at 1851. 5000
at 1854
Chesapeake ard Potomac Telephone IS, Sl.Oo0 Al
looh. 500 AZ l0551. 5000 at 1904.
washington Railway and Electro common, 30 al
H. 20 at A, 50 at a. 80 az 4iL % at 49, 50 a.
"a. 50 at ~. 80 At A% 100 at 45. 1OO at s5 50
at a5. % at As, 80 at 455s. % At 45It. % al IS,
20 at 45M.
Washington Gas. 10 at IS d at 70. . at 70.
. az l6, q at 76 3 at 75. Is at rs. 5 a. 76 %
at 16, 25 at 76 3 at &c. q at 7JN
Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania, 10 al IA
Mergenthaler at A0lz
LanstOn. 10 at l5H
Riggs National Bank. at 600.
Second National Bank 10 at l55
American Security and Trust, l az rs
Union Trust 10 at 1854
Washington Loan and Trust. 10 at 90. a. 40,
at 10
After call-Washington Gas. at 1874 75 a. 75is.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 30
al ~. 80 at s2A 10 at s2k 10 at 92A Il at
s2A. II az sZl.
Following the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, July TO- - Wheat to-day wEs Arm;
corn, dun oats, steady; rye. nominal, and flour.
frm
WHEAT-Spot contract l9& July L2O% :
August. LT71; September lisa sales; steamer
No. 2 red. ll6%: receipts, 55.e9 bushels; South
by sample. 9sall9 southern on grade 1lsal %
C0RN-Spot contract 76ik; receipts. asa bushels
OATS-StOck in elevators. 1878 bushels; ship
ments from elevators s,l42 bushelS White. No. z
561ba67; do. No. 3, 5iaS5i naked. No. 2 5Si1a54;
do No. g. 52s53
RYE-Stock IN elevators SOS6g bushels No 2
Western rye, erport, 90; No. 2 rye Western, up
town. 90; bag lots as 20 quality and condition.
siaq0
FLOuR-Winter extra. new. A75a4so; do, clear,
new. 525a580; do. straight new 550aS65; do.
patent, nev. 5s5a60O: spring clear 5l5a5s5; do,
straight 5-7Oa5e5 do. patent 6s5as 90: CITY Mia
best patent, 100; do. high-grhde patent 100; do
high-gruds straight, $40; do, chosce family SIS;
do. o1tTa, 5o0a5i5; re -four. medium to eboico.
LsoaAs com neal per 100 lbs, lsOain
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NEW york MONEY.

New York, July ls.-Money on eaI at the stock
exchange opened at per cent; highest. 2: lowest
II; closing "a Der cent Most Of the days loans
Wero made at rs pr cent
Time money opened the week rather irrcgular
concessions being made By both borrower and
lenders. Practically all the demand was for over
he-year moneys. and for such maturitles there was
iair demand. Rates. 2 per cent for sixty days.
EtR2h for ninety days; Hkags for four
months: 5 10 ytasA for ak month"; and st.as3L
for February maturity.
Mercantile paper Wss issued moderately. meeting
with fair demand Rates. 5za4 per cent for sirty
70 ninety Gays, indoTssd bills reoeivabe 81 psr cent
for choice four 70 SIX months single Names. slS
PEI cert for others les wei known
The market Tor sterling to-day was steady, with
ntes 5 points lower
Rates for actual business closed as follows. sixtv
Gays. A8 20 AS6l0 demand. ass: cables 4s7esa
AS77A Commercial bills were 4s55l for ninety
days and ts5lsa4.ss for sixty days
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James \. Lomaz. $50. to 81 months. 5 Per

James n. IGmax. $50. to 81 months Per
cent lots q and =
Square 54s-Fo-euoe h. MeAuliHe et VI. 70 ID
nond FgtzgaraId and John J. Fesnn. 70 secrs
Euterpriss Serial Building Association. $3.50.
lots l57. Is9. and 40
Aura 0Dddlekauf and Encst H. Danisl. to
secure Nellie l. Auddlekauf, $3.50. ye1ra 5
Der cent seIni-annually. l0t Is. block d Same
70 same. 70 secure sane. $50. s. 8, g, and y
months. per cent. seIni-anuually. sane land
William G. Miller q uK. 70 Wharton T. Lester
and Michael J. Colbert, TO secure National Per
mGnsut Building Association. &.So lot "a.
block q
Square ss2-Johanna r. Rot 70 George NJ Eumer-
ich and Douglas S. Maclll. 70 secure Wash
ingtoO Six Per Cent Permanent Bgilding Asso-
cStion $40 lot Al.
Squares so 26. @6 SO, and 81 north o. 81, snd
Prospect Hin-Edwin T. Collins 70 George @
Gertman, % secure g. Maitland pinar 500 20
days. pr cent selni-snnEAlly undivided interest
IN lots s.. s.. sud s. square SOC. and parts q
sQuar9 3l9. lot % square SO: part lot ]. s1uRng
s6 lot n square SO: original lot l. square 52li
square north q S37. and lot 5. Prospect Hll
Square T2-Ella H. Enoch 20 John b. Larner ana
John A. Hamilton. 20 secure The WashinEton
Loan ard Trust Company, A.75o 2 years. per
cent, seni-annually lot lE
Square Zz-Cauoll A. Brooks et uI to the Wash-
ingtoa Loan and Trust Company. TO secure
Equitable Co-opzative Building AsSocasioa,
son. lot IL
SQuarS G3-WmAm H md Amos s. Yost and
wives 70 Nationai Savings and Trust Coupany
% secure American Security and Trust Company
500, years, peT cent, soni-annuary. lots q
and S
Trnidad-Jcsss N. Shreve 10 Harry 4 Rust and
George T. Worthington. 70 secure Harold NJ
JohnsoO. 900. 1 gear. par cent. seni-lunually
lots and s. block G.
Kaorann Heights-James A. buchanan 70 ArErzy
A. Cobb sad Randall H. Hsgner. TO sec-rs
Laura 2. Bsn. SS0o ; yean, 5 per cent
seIni-snnuaily lot s.. block 8
Dobbns Additiop-And~ew W, Lukei e ur to T.
Percy Myers and Harry s. Weleh, 70 sec7Ts
William +. Edmonston, trustee, $500, 3 years.
per cent. seTni-aunuslly lot n block IS
Square Z9-Nard Savage q ux 10 Edward J.
Stellwagen ard Thomas ~ Gale. % secsrs
liary ", C. Btyard. 2.Ee years pr Ont
scni-annually. lot S.; 70 Harold E DOYLE
and William L Miller. 70 se-ure Mary W O.
Bayard. $3.50. ] to 60 mouths, per cent, sont-
annually lct S.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Eztra, per evL, 65oa6ooi butcher.
L00a4.75; common. 20oaS.50.
HOGs-Psr ewt. gross a5oaT.OO: ordinary. Per
cwt.. G00ac.3
sHEEP-Prine. clipped SOalSO; common. clip
ped. 300a3.50.
LAMBs-chOice spring. per h.. i7sss; medium.
IA
cALvEs-Prine. PER n, rs; medium. :; cun-
mon 5a6
coWs-Prims. fresh. each. S.ooaaOoo;- common,
S-ooa2aooi "a and dEy, l9lopalk,oa
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IaaWnuifn.

No. as1A Daniel d. Boughtuo Va Aretss NJ
Iesg; eertoruTL Defendant's attorney. T. Z. Js-
furds.
No. 5lS4 Albert Schutiss vs. AEeruon r Nc
Chesney. appellant; appeal. DSendants attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon.
No 5lsl5 United States ex re- Charles Early ".
Morris Haczu. inspector o. buildings: mandamus.
Attorneys 9. A. White and ]. p. Flynn.
No 5lsl6 The Hogs AcDoweu Co Va John
9. Haufs Account. SE.lS Att1nsyS caEtG &
BS0okA
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Before and After.

From the Atchison Globe
The kind Of personals the women send
IN: Miss Jeanette Alice Marie Evans, OF
Topeka, and Miss Katherine Catherwood
Lane Jones, OF St Joe. are visiting Miss
Louise Hyds-Brownfield Peats at number
seven hundred and thirty-four Lincoln
street" The way It appears in the paper:
Misses Jennie Evans. OF Topeka, and
Kate Jones. Of ST. Joe. are visiting Miss
Lou Peats
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Eststs q Margaret Miller: order granting letteB
testauentary; bord N,O0o, Attorneys, Lester &
prica.
In re William r Davis e al order appointing
guardian; bond 500 Attorney c. W. Owen
Estate q James L Toner; motion 70 extend tsms
Cor settling excepti0uS
Estate Of Sarah c. Nitcheil; VII dated Febr1-
ar 5. 1900. March s. 1892 and January q. 1896.
fled
Estate oi Francis B. Stricker; petition FOR let
ten o. administration. Attorney A. S. Taylor
Estate q Henry Gnsvod; order granting Letters
testamentAry; bond. $780, Attorneys Barnard &
Johnson.
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The New Reporter Called Down,

From tbs Chicago Record-Herald
Did you send Tor me asked the new
reporter.
Yes" replied the city editor. Don't
you know that this is not a sensational
paper-thet we endeavor TO conhne our
selves strictly 20 factsT'
Yes you told me that when I came to
work"
What DO you mean. then. by saying at
the beginning OF the story that the man
was a native Of Pittsburg and was born
Of rich and respectable parentsY'
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. HIbhs & Co,
members Of the Chicago Board of Trade Hlbhs
Building, rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. July l9-Weak cables, increased 70
csiptS and continued favorable weather for harvest
ing caused weakness in the wheat market. The
selling was not urgent. cash houses being the
principal sellers. As result. trade was dull dur
ing the early part Of tho day.
Fresh reports claiming a bright outlook for The
new crop prompted considerable selling Of corn
and resulted IN mcdente weakness.
The feature Of trading In oats was h onnt ad-
vance IN the price Of thd July delivery.
Provisions were ouiet hs1t firm
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. July p-OATTIE-Recaipts 400
head; steady. Steers. LgaS6O; oren. $50: bulls
S75oA50; cows. 225al75; dressed beef slow to lower
az s1aloh
CALVES Receipts $3.50 head Veals, 65oas srs !;
culs. 6ola60o buttermilks 475a525: dressed calves
steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocsipts $3.50 head.
Sheep. 3ooo6Oo; culls. 2ooa2F5; lambs, RS5a7.75;
oulls. 600a60.
Hoos-Rerzpts. go hssds stuadA
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Equity Suits.

No &6T. In 70 Jacob s Moser: substitution q
trustee Attorney. ". II. Linkins.
No S56a Annie F. Fountain IA John "
Browning Ct al: accounting. AttorneJ. ". A.
Coombe.
No 2sssa. Ellen H. Whsatley ct A. ". S. Hart
lsy Wneaucy e. Al SCI rsalty. Ateo-asys. Gordoa
& Gordon.