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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Sept. Z.-Qu0tAtions by Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
nUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h.. 2l4a2S; do.
choice. Essa2S do. good. 3611AZ do, imitation,
2o'4a22; do. prints 2s4a5l; do. blocks 2saSO; ladls
q Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls o. Ohio rolls,
Il; West Virginia rolls. q: store packed "a Mary
land. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. q
process ham
EGGs-MaDland Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts,
per dozen Is; Western arsts D Southern hrsts. "a
West Virginia irsts. 3 guinea eggs llaI2
LIVE POULrRY-Spring chickens. young. ID. l6;
DO. small and medium l6 old hens. h.. heavy ls
do snail 10 medium. Halls; old roosters b. l0all
ducks. old MuScovy and mongrel. per h., Hail. do,
young. white pekins fat per H.. Iali; do paddle
old. pr h., b. do. spring, over lbs l3alii Do,
spring, small. poor. u; pigeons old. per pair %;
do. young %; guinea fowl, young. IA lbs and over,
each. 5 do. old. each Is
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABLEs-Appls'.
Eastern Shore. Maryland per Dbl. fancy L25al -.
do, per hbl.. small. 75ai00: do. per box. l5a3G.
DO. per abb. has, 40A5O; do, Western Maryland
and Pennsyl Tania. packed per bbL. L75s2B. do.
New York. per bhl. 20a30o: beets native, per
bunch. 2a2i- cabbage, native. per lO0 20oa3o0; do
Western. per ten. l500sl600. cautaloupes. native.
per has, green 2aS0; do rips. SOa40; do. Eastern
Shore. pr crate. 2a60; celey. New York per
crate, lI5a22; corn. native. per d0z sugar. sal2;
cnclmbers, native. per As-bas.. 3a25. damsons.
Maryland ard Virginia. Per bbl. 3ooa5Jo; do. -
bus has, Ga6o; do. bus box l0aLZ5; DO West
em Maryland and West Virginia s-lb. bas. .:
egspants native, pct bas iia25; grapes. per Alb
has, ConcoTds lialil1 do. peT 4-lb. has Nagaras
Bai'si lettuce. native. ger bus box. &a35. do
New York. pr i4-bbl. has. L2aL59: onions New
York and Western. Ter bus. Sa65, do. Maryland
and Pennsylvania. yellow, per bus. sja65; peaches
Eastern shore Maryland .sf boa 4Ga65: Do. per
4s-baS., .-al0; do. fancy ucr has. 4a60. d. West
ern Maryland. Per s-has.. 40ai00. do. pr s-lh.
has, 35a6G; DO. PIT canT ZSai75. Mouut White
Heath. per has, 75al25; pears, Kieifer 75also; do
Eastern Shore Scckels pr has zaS5; do. L.
Con'e. pCr has. l5a2O. do. New YORK per Dbl
assorted Aeoa60o; squash. native. per has. a0a25,
green beans native pr bus. box, 4ca60; wax beans
do. Aa5, tomatoes. Eastern Shore Maryland, per
has, 2'sa5. do. native. FER s-las 2oa25; Do. per
bus. Sai0, WatenLslons Virginia per 100 as %
SIZE. 5toaioeo; do. North Carolina per 100, SOFA
5t, do, Anne Arundel. ler 100 5OcaI5G0
fofATOES-NhIe, nearby, Der blshe Prime
ea65. DO. Western Man and and Pennsylvania
per bus. prime 6oa65. Do. seconds 40as0; Rappa-
hammock. large. per Dbl, lSal50: D.. Eastern
Shore. Maryland Tsr hbi. No ]. l25al50; sweets,
yellow, Ter bbl.. North Carolina 1 50al IS: yans
Potomac. per bb- new. lZ5alJ0. RappaLannock.
Per Dbl, LZ5al.O
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept. A--BUTTER-Receip to-day.
300 packages. The market is quiet. Creamery spe-
cial, Ss DO, extras o. State dairy good TO choice
q process specials. 2 Western imitation creamery.
hTsts. 3.
CHEESE-Receipts to-day. 5OH boxes. Little
change IN the market. State whole milk special II;
do, fancy coloTed, IS; skins, specials, 1914; do,
average. fine. III.
EGGs-Reeeipts to-day 1912 cases The demand
Is not especially active. State Pennsylvania and
nearby bennery. white. fancy 40; State and Penn
sylTania brown hennery. fancy. 81; fresh-sathered
extras. @; do, extra hrsts q.
MILLFEED-Steady. Spring bran Z325. standard
middlings. AS; city bran. 200. in balk Western
red dog 25.25, to arrive; winter bran in lO0lb
sacks. 10 arrive. 2i00
0ATS-Weaker inactive No. 2 white. aOl5 No
white. 399t No. 4, 3siz white. on track. Saa43ls
FLOUR-Steady; business moderate. Kansas
stTaights. As5a5.00 in sacks: soft straights 4s2a
AS. in barrels spring PATENTS, 55Oa575 in barrels
spring clears 4.Sa465.
RYE FL0UR-Slightly weaker. Choice brands
quoted az 400a4E.
CORNMEAL-Weaker; dealings moderate Kiln
dried, for expert. 3S5a34o; coarse meal, in rags
l3lal.2
HAY-Reeeipts. go tons fair trade in tim orsda.
Quotations are for new prime timothy l lOa1 l255
No. /. l.05all0 No. 2 s5aIOO; No 3 s0as5.
sIRAW-Receipts, % TONS quiet. Long I'VE
quoted at 55a60
BEEF-Stesdy; moderate business. Packet I7ooa
i7.5O; family. l9O0al9 So
PoRK-stsady and quiet. Mess. $50; family.
2500a2SD ''
LARD-Easier. Prime Western. 1905: CITY l2lo.
refined continent, 1875; South American ltoo. 20.
fined Brazilian. in kegs l5OO oleoste.rns ~. lard
stearine quiet; New York. i311aA.
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10 secure Mrs. J. C. Myers $50 years. 5 per
cent. semi-anluany
Square 5l6o-Lot &c. Raymond NJ. JOrdGn e. III 70
Howard 5. Gcu and kirk Holmes. trustees %
secure the Municipal Building Company. $50 5
years. FER cent seui-anMls.iy. same % same,
10 secure same A.615. l 10 ls months without
interest.
Square 5l75-Lot Z; George ". Martin 20 Howard
: Gott and XIX Hoimes trustees % secure
The Municipal Building Company 500 sears
Ier cent semi annually. Same 20 same. 70 81
cuTe aIae S.05, 70 u months, without IL
teresI
Pleasant Palns-Lot 80. block &; Charles " Moore
e. uN 20 John Taylor Arms and W. Gilbert
Dent trustees. 10 secure Lee Brown $50. !
% " months. reT cent pr aunum.
Mount FlelszUt--J Bdivlded onequartsr interest "a
lot .. Huace Smith 20 Thomas Walker and
james +. Burdy. trustees. 10 secure Clarence
". De Neiie, $50, year, Ter cent, seIai-
annually.
Cleveland PaIk-Lot q. block :; Louise Taylor ct
viz 60 John Joy Edison and Frank p. Reeside
trustees. 10 secure Elizabeth HemStTeet, 500
years. Ter cent. seml-auuully.
square EO4-Lot =. Guy 2. Mitchell e ux 20 B.
Francis saul and s. Percy Thompson. trustees
n secure Harry WaTdman and Thomas Bones
&l53 monthly payments, TT cent per snnum.
Wesley Heights-Lo's q, l5 and IS, block 70 John
e. Hammond. Trustee 10 William &. Carter and
James ~ Bah5r trustees 20 secure James Ii.
Baden. Cmo. years. Per cent. semi-snnua!iy.
Square 55s4-Iots p and g Frank T1mlnson a uK.
and GeuTgc TOmlinsUu % Chaplin Brown and
Henry a. BeTgmaEH. trustees 10 secure the
Oriental Building Association, No g. s. go
Square s65-Lot %. Paul kuhne. 20 Louis r. PEAK
ward ;. McKnew. $50. years, Eer cent
seInl-ann5lallv
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William F. Morris T. and Clara A. Gates 81
q ST. Mary County Nd. Rev James /. McI.sin
Clarence T. Graham, %, and Maud q. Benner, y
Rev. LLOYD G. Douglas
Julius r. Phillips. Q, and Mary t. Drain. e
Rev. X 7. Williams,
David +. Colmaa. g. and Man T. Meushlv. =
Rev. H Y. Hewlett
james Hssgerty, q and Leslie Harell Q. Rev
r. 2. Williams
Samuel F. Parker. g. and Blanche II. Kay. q
both Of Whites Post-oice Va Rev. Donald {
MscI.eod
Oryille c. Clark. 80. winteroock. Va. and Ksth
lsen NJ Sims, 60 Mosiey. Va Rev. Donald c
Macleod
win {. Towsey. 50. Of Mineral Post-orHce. Va
and ClaTa 5. Garrett, 2. q West Point Va Rev
Frederick Rice. %. and Mary V. Me,rnier, 81 Rev
John T. Huddle.
Money T Leslie q. Of Roanoke. Va. and Ger
trsde L. Muller, q, Of Ocean View, Va. Rev. r. 2
Williams
Frederick NJ Lyon. IS. OF Newark. y. J.. and Cor
nellie Thomas Calhoun, S. Rev. Donald c. Mac
Leod.
Richard ?. Lipsoomb. o. and Barbara C. Goet
ringer. Rev Eugene J. Connolly
John A. Wilbom. 50, and Susan F. Brooks. e
both Of Eugene ores. Rev. Jamrs ". Clark.
Michael a. Borg, 3. and Maud Y. Davis, l5, Of
Seat Pleasant Heights. Nd. Rev. W. L. Lynn.
COLORED.
Paul Newman. 5. Of Orange, Va. and Olive NJ
Pratt, 3. Rev. ". ". Clair.
Frank D. johnson, 2. and Fannie F. Lucas. .
Of boswell Va. Rev. NJ. W. ID. Norman
James II. Dunlap, 2. and Annie l. Teasley, IS
Rev c. c. AlleS6e.
Charles A. Thompson. 81. and Alberta NJ. Rosey
g. both Of Midland, Va. Rev. W. Westray
Jacob II. Gruby 40 Of Brooklyn, " Y and
Elizabeth Harrison. 81, Rev. George H. Harris.
Willis J. Pleasure. e. and Ella G. Colen, 10
Rev. William y. MAYOR.
Ralph Budd. 8. and Ethel n. Williams d o.
Pittsburg Pa. Rev. Thomas T. Taylor
Egerton L. H. Rance. q. and Ivy NJ. Miller, g.
Of Philadelphia Pa. Rev. D. F. Wisenan
Walter Richardson = and Louise White L.
Rev. George H. Harris
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Sept, a.-WHEAT-stock in elevators
l.2l,'76 bushels; shipments from elevators 3i 55l
bushels Bag lots by sample 70 quality and
condition. brought %, 81 81, g. and leo a busheL
Settling prices were. Contract spot, 1905: No.
red Western lex. No. 3 red. s7l4: steamer No. :
red. %; steamer No. red Western S5A
CORN-Stock in elevators. Oj5l bushels; ship
ments from elevators. $3.50 bushels, Contract to-day
opened easier. Settling prices: Contract. SEA.
OATS-Stock in elevators, s9l ,026 bushels ship
ments from elevators. u.Oa bushels No 2 white.
oo1s; standard white, IS. sales; No. white 9li
No. white. 6isa37.
RYE-Stock in elevators. % 665 bushels: shipments
from elevators. Is bushels. No I ne, Western. do
nestle, 77a7s; No rye. domestic. 76a77: bag lots
as TO quality and condition. 65a72; No. rye West
EN-. domestic. 72a7i; No. rye. nearby, 72a73; No.
re. nearby. 7Oa7l.
BARLEY-St0Ck IN elevators 9IJ bushels
FLOUR-Winter extra, new, 3.40a550 do, clear.
new 4.05ai25; do, straight new 440a4 So; do, nat
ent, new. 4.9aS0Q spring clear 4sla4 So do straight
5SOa555; do, patent. 5.75a6O0: City Mills best
patent. $50; do. highgTade patent 545 do straight
BIB; choice family, AGO. extra. S.jea375 rye -four
medium 10 choice, 4.2Sa450 eorAmeal, per 100 lbs
l.5Oal6o
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Sept. I.-CATTLE-R Receipts, 2,s5l
head Choice steers with weight we're 11ted firm
others we're slow % shade lower; balls no more
than steady; COWS slow 10 fraction lower Ordi.
nary 10 choice steers sold al 5Na7 10 per 100 lbs
oxen 30CaJ.25; bulls 3.75aii0 COWS 2l5aA75; mixed
COWS and hefers, SIS; dressed beef steady at last
quotations. Liverpool and London cattle and beet
markets unchanged
CALVES-Receipts. I.zss head Prime and choice
Veals scarce and firm; all ether calves full STEADY
on light supply; a car Of Westerns that arrived was
held over Common 20 prime sold at 500all.00 per
100 lbs. cls and thrOW-Ogts 500a7 0O ggassers and
hutteunilks. 500 good to prime Western calves.
10; dressed calves firm at 4al7l1 for city dressed
veals, l0al5 for country dressed and sallh for
dressed gTas5cTs and huI1emkS
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Reeeipts ISIS head.
Sheep were hrm lambs opened strong and closed a
trife weak Common 10 choice sheep sold at sea
ash peT 100 lbs. cls, 250a3OO common 70 chOice
lambs, 650asl0; culls 5o3a550 yeaFings. 5OOa6 90
dressed mutton firm at Sale per ID dressed lambs at
l2al4. with hogdressed selling up to lilz
HOGS-Receipts, 6,2l0 head. Feeling easier and
heavy 70 light hogs quoted at 9.4Oa9.75 with few
choice light hogs and pigs selling at $50.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY " B. HIbbs 4 Co.
memhers e the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibha
Builcus,
Chicago. SEPT. a-Wheat opened about Nc lower.
and prices ruled within a narrow range. Considering
The weakness IN oJn the market could not he called
weak one. although less c1hdenCc was shown ~
buyers Minneapolis reports a bettsr demand for
wheat and more liberal -four sales ST. Louis also
reports better -four sllcs. Kansas Cty wires that
y looks like larger movement o. wheat from first
hands In that territory. Local cars. IS; estimated
for tomorrow, 75
Conditions surrounding the corn market we're SINH
Jar ~ those II The Tast few days and pFices again
suffered decline u about &c a bushei Tire selling
Of surplus old com Is depressing factor ard has a
tendency o. Increase che prevailing haaIlsh feeling
90 the part q professional Operators Cash demand
to-day was poor. and prices were lower with the
futures. Local cars AZ, with 80 estimated for TO
morrow.
Oats Welded with other grains The cash situa-
ton vas heavy, prices &C 20 II lower and the
property hard 70 sell az this concession Local
cars l5l. With 100 estimated Tor tomorrow
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Estate of Lsolhard Egloi; letters testamentaFy
granted TO Simon Wolf bond S0,O0 Attorneys.
Wolf q Cohen.
Estate Of Frederick shsrps; letters II adninistra-
tion granted 70 Anna shaFps bond. 500 Attorney,
J. l.. Neill
Estate Of Sidney T. Thomas letters a administra-
ton granted 20 Clara K. Thomas; bond s. 90 At
tomeys, r. 5. Hume and @. II. Calvert r..
Estate q Michael J. Cannon; sale Of business or
dered. ATTORNEYS. Dan Peyser & Curtin.
Estate Of Sarah T.. Potter; letters testamsntsry
granted 20 H. Anton Heitmuller bond $500 At
toTneg H A. Heitmullsr.
Estate Of Frederick Kslplsr A. e. Wells appoint
ed collector, bond 500 Attorneys 4. II. Thomas
and A. b. Duval
Estate Of Henry r. Mum; letters testamsniary
granted 10 Cornelis L. and Henry J.. Num- bond.
s. GO Attorney. Henry + Mum.
Estate q Mary Z. Pauley; VIII dated February T.
1898 Med.
Estate Of Louise A. Hayden; will dated June 2.
1902 flsd
Estate Of Elizabeth v Won Dcrhsr: petition for
letters Parliamentary Attorney z. J. Ryan
Estate q Lucy A. Hlrd: VIII dated August 90
1906 dled.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAiN-Wheat. per bushel. soass; corn. shelled,
per bushel. 6Sa75; cob. 375s4OO per barrel. cats
Western. white, No. 2 per bushel 4sa52 mixed
per bushel. s5a50 bran, per ton, 800: middlings
per ton. 200.
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay. Western. No. l. 200;
No 2. HO; mixed 200; loose at local scales 1900;
straw re bundle, l2eO straw, rye machine thrash,
l@ooi straw wheat. per ton. k50: STRAW. cat per
ton, 500
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


Assignments for October { l9l0
No. FrawneT Washington Railway and Elec-
TIC Company. AttOTneys Dodge g. Gies-DaTling.
ton.
No. l. Kerper ". Washington Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company Attorneys. Down
ing BeTTy-Barbour & MackaIL
No. O. Sellman vs.. Potomac Insurance Company.
Attorneys Lambert & YeatmAn-Ai & Galley.
No. 8 Weber vs.. Goddard, exeeutrK. Attorneys,
Mackay-RichardsOn.
No. 10. stedman vs.. Terminal Taxicab Company.
Attorneys. Jeffords & Salomon-Douglas & Baker.
No u Sullivan vs., City and Suburban Railway
COMPANY Attorneys, Bell. Happier & Mestllst-
Darlington.
No. Il. Weiss & Entwisle rs. Washington Railway
and Electric Company. Attorneys. owen-Darlington,
No. Is. Clements Va Model Laundry Company.
Attorneys Darlington Johnson-PeTTy & Son.
No. 10. Graf Va Cole. Attorneys Loving
Mather
No. % Reeves ". LINN Il al Attorneys, Car
iingion Johnson-Douglss Baker & DulAney.
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DAILY COURTR RECORD.
"Wednesday, September II, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.

Equity Court NO. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
In 70 llunacyl Charles Straub; auditors TepoT,
ratired and confirmed.
In re (iunacyD William C. Stone; same.
In re tlunacy John Lyman: same
In re tunacyl Antonio Bulls same
In re 0unacyl William Connor; same.
In re tlrmaey Lewis Weaver; same.
No. &s0. Ingram vs.. FontToy et al. oTde. Of
publication. Attorneys Barnard & johnson.
In re lianacyl George B. Mullin: committee ap-
pointed; bond, 500.
No. 8s3 Prentiss rs. Richards Wall PAPER Com.
Iany; decree pro eonfesso set aside and receivers
allowed 70 answer, Attorneys. q. F. Wiams-D.
W O'Donoghue. ]. 4. Potbury. and Tucker *
Kenyon
No. 9i5s Rawling vs.. Kelly ct al decree pro
eonfesso vs. Defendant Kelly. Attorneys. ID. O'C
Callaghan-E. H. Jackson.
No. n5b. Cernneio vs. spugnardi: guardian ad
Item appointed. Attorneys, 5. c. Peelle-E. A.
Chase
No. $3.50. Kensington vs.. Kensinuon: investment
OF funds authorized. Attorneys. Hamilton Col
bert.
No. 2o3. Sullivan ct al. vs.. Sullivan et al.
trustees authorized 70 accept Offer Attorneys. r.
l. Montague. ]. A. Moriarity, and G. r Hayell-
A II. Bell and Barnard johnson.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Sept. 2--HOGS-slow; 5 TO 10 cents
lower than yesterdays average. Bulk of prices S50a
$50; quality fair. Estimated receipts to-day Il, 900
head; Official receipts yesterday 1904; shipments
2770 left over, 5S9S; estimated receipts tomorrow
H0o0 Light, so9a9.5; mixed and butchers. 525a
ESQ: heavy. Sl5a92; workers.. 91a9s; pigs $40
ass
CATTLE-Steady 10 10 cents higher Estimated
receipts to-day. Zoo head. BeeEes 4.90aS30 cows
and heifers 225a65O Texas steers ASOa6O0 stockers
and feeders 375asO0: Western A. OaTOO
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheep. 10 cents lower
Estimated receipts to-day As 900 head Native 265a
AS; Western, 22Ss440; yearlings A7sa57o; lambs.
5.25a7.25; Western. a.5Oa7 70
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. SEPT u.-SIonsy on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at Is per cent highest ?:
lowest, IA closing. IA. Most Of the days loans
were made az rs Der cent
There was no change apparent In the time money
market. Tie same plethora Of funds for special
conditions as 20 securities was stil noticed with
the same unwllliugness 20 meet the requirements
that has Prevailed Tor the past fortnight. Supply
and demand was nominal. and no business Of mo-
ment seemed 10 be consummAted. Rates: Sixty
days. So Der cent ninety days 4 per cent; four
i've, and xix months, 4ilai-a PER cent.
Mercantile paper met with little more favor
By BUYERS, as the inducements in quality and rate
SEEMED 10 make trading attractive 10 purchasers
Supply was good, and could be increased were the
demand 20 take something Of It's ordinary size
Rates; 5Aa5A per cent for sixty and ninety days
bills receivable 5ta6 per cent for four 20 six months
choice single names: ca Ier cent for Others.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARkET.

CATTLE-Extra. Per ewt.. s.50s7.5o; do, butcher
50ae co. common, s.50a5o0.
HOGs-Per ewt gross. s5OalOOO; 10. ordinary
500
SHEEP-Prime. 90; DO. Common. 25Oa3oO.
LAMBS-FRncy spring, s1sa7; fall. choice, pei
To-, 2 DO. medium 5.
CALyES-Prime per h., 9AlO; do, medium s.
81 do. common Z.
CoWS-Frime fresh, each. 35OoafOo: do. com
mon, 90; 90. old and dr., l0OOabO
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular call. u o'clock noon:
Capital Traction IS. 500 at lli4. 1900 at lliN.
s. coo at il4%
Capital Traction. 10 at l2sA. at l2S4
Lanston. &c at silA
Riggs National Bank ( az COO.
After eall-Capital Traction. y az lzsN.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 5s 5000 az
1914.
Following are the BID and asked prices posted at
Yesterdays meeting q the Washington Stock
Exchange;
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W b. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York, Sept. 2l.-The market ruled frmer and
more active during the late afternoon with prices
advancing 10 points over Yesterdays on further
covering and rebuying for a turn by local operators
and commission houses. This carried the market
Tor the general list up 20 the highest prices reached
IN The last three weeks There nothing particu-
larly new In the late Developments not covered in
the early market reuOrt
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Nc 5esld. Douglas s. Msckan vs. William T
Finn: Judgment Municipal Court. Attorney Milton
StrasbuFger.
No. 52siT Georgetown Electric Machine and Gas
Engiae WORKS John T. Walker 4 Scr, certiO
FarL DEFENDANTS attorney, Arthur Peter.
Ma. 52,la Robert L. Wilkins Ella n Austin /;
note 8 800 Attorney. T. II jackson.
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New YORK. Sept. 22.-WHEAT-IrregulAr;i inactive
New No. northern srring 70 arrive T. o. b..
l-2Ji. No. ned. T. o b., l04$.; No ? hard T. o.
b.. l0lA<i No l macaroui. f. O. b.. LolL new NJ.
Manitoba, {. O. b. l0ais. Reported taken hy ex-
p5rtsrs leads Manitoba.
CORN-LowCS fair trade Steamer mixed nomi-
nal, export basis; export No 2 T. O b.. 6lL No.
? elevator. domestic. 6lA. nominal. Exporters took
| D III
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Lawsuits

No. zs54. Thona, J. Kemp and Herman W Van
Sender vs Simpson & Funk 20 enforce mechanics
lien. Attorney Charles Pee
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New York. Sept 2l.-DoubtleSs the chief
cause for the rather striking rise TODAY
IN sock market prices was the buying
OF stocks by the short interest in the
market, an interest whose position was
obviously made more precarlous yester-
day than It had been even before that
time by an extension of commitments. for
The decline, which did not, however have
the eHect OF inducing q renewal or actual
liquidation or stocks.
Yesterdays drive at the market was
as the event proved, conducted bv q few
speculative room traders who made use
OF Widespread impression that the steel
business was highly unsettled ana that
more or less spectacular cuts in iron and
Steel prices might soon be made. II is
undenlable that the iron and steel bust
ness is declining at the moment, and has
been Tor some time. II is also highly
probable that before this business starts
up again something OF a reduction IN list
prices might be made, just as II was in
the spring OF last year and on other
notable occasions in the past
VIII Create New Business.
II will probably be found, however, that
the time for making these reductions will
be so chosen that there is a fair prospect
OF creating a large actual amount OF new
business, and that, therefore. the an
nouncenent OF concessions will really be
the signal for an advance rather than a
decline in the stock market
However this may be. there was n con-
the statement issued by Judge Gary. OF
the Steel Corporation. and by the cur
rent views OF the situation In the Iron
Age and Iron Trade Review that yes
terday's stories about price reductions
were greatly exaggerated and that the
situation in the steel trade was runda-
mentally little different than IL had been
for several weeks past. Therefore, from
the very outset OF business this morning,
the professional room trading operators,
who made an onset against steel common
stock yesterday. occupied themselves in
retiring from their venture with as little
loss as possible.
Advance Is General.
The specific occasion Of the general ad-
vance in the market however. which was
the greatest seen in several weeks. was
the publication In the late afternoon OF
the news that the master in chancery,
appointed by the United States Circuit
Court in Minnesota. 10 take testimony
in the case brought by the Great North
ern and Northern Pacific railways against
the State authorities TO prevent these
authorities from enforcing a radical re-
duction In freight and passenger rates.
had decided the case in favor OF the COM
pany. and upon grounds. which. # they
are sustained by the Federal courts. will
be OF immense advantage 10 the railways
concerned.
The master held that the value OF the
Northern Pacific Company. outside of SIS
subsidiaries and equities, was S452, 900. 900,
and that OF the Great Northern, s457, 000,-
600. and that these companies were en-
titled TO earn z per cent on the valuation.
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