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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, May G-WHEAT-Stock In elevators
CSC SIS bushels; shipments from elevators lsi2 bush
els. Market nominal for No. ? red. with graded
lots afoat al LOi7 a bushel az the close. Settling
prices: No red Western. LOSis; No red Los;
No. red. LOi
CORN-Stock in elevators. 52sZ5 bushels: ship
ments from elevators 1914 bushels. Graded lots
Of No. white corn aAoat nominally az 20 per
bJshel, yellow afoat at Go per bushel and mixed
afoat At 63i7 peT bushel. Track yellow corn, for
domestic delivery is quotable at 6-a67is per bushel
for car lots on spot. Cob corn, prime at 365aS 20
pr barrel for carloads prime nearby yellow and az
$50 per barrel for the best Western yellow Settling
prices. Contract 63A.
OATS-StOck in elevators 2366o2 bushels; ship
mCnts from elevators. Z. $50 bushels. White No. ?
as 70 weight. 45hatga. do. white No. J. as TO
weight 46,1ai7i5: do. No. !. as TO weight 44al5
do. mixed No. 2 f7a47'4. do. No. ;. 46ll65s
RYE-StocS in elevators. 80 99S bushels; shipments
from elevators. 79i bushels. No. rye Western do
nestle. S3as4 No. ne. Western. domestic 77a7s
bag lots, to quality an cor ditiou 7OaH
FLOUR-Wnter extra. 3s0ai0O. do. clear 4lOa
AGO. do. straight 4Soa495 do. patent. 52Oa53O;
spring clear 43ja4t0; TO. straight 5lOa5.35: do.
patent. 5.55a5.6O; city mills best patent 500; do
high grade patent. so; DO. straight $40; choice
family. SIS; do. extra, 42Oa4.4o; re -four medium
20 choice 425aiJe; cornmeal. per 100 lbs. L45al55.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade HibbI
Building
Chicago. May 6.-Wheat opened finn 20 a fraction
higher for Nay and fationally lower for July and
September on what appeared 10 h. the best rainfall
which the States Of Kansas and Nebraska have yet
had. Numerous attempts were made % sell the
market down. but offerings were too well absorbed
O. make the declines anything more than momeu-
tary. and prices haricred after noon. Cash wheat
was higher I'm 81. Louis Kansas City stocks de
creased 10000 bushels for four days Minneapolis
reported a god demand for cash wheat Stocks de-
creased go 900 bushels for n, week. Local car lots
%. with estimated FOR tomorrow
Corn vas dull with a narrow rargo = fluctuations
and comparatively light trade Trites were shade
higher particularly in sympathy with The strength
in wheat and the i!mucss In the May future The
movement IS light, farmers arc busy planting
Cash demand moderate. Local car lots g. with 50
estimated for tomorrow.
SOme scattered buyirE q May cats around the
opening by commission hUUsCs started the whole
l-t higher. There Was no special crop news and
after the opening activity. the market rulcd dull
but firm iu Sympathy with other grains sample
prices steady a. &c higher. Local car lots 49,
with l25 estimated for Tomorrow.
change m the hog situation and the expccta-
ton ~ o frytr increment iu the near future in
tucncgd quite a selling spsll m provisions and
CAUSED sharply lower market. Houses thar led the
byUing on recent upturus were the heaviest sellers
Hrsf4 nj o.. -
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Nav 6-Aloncy on call AT the stock *.
change to-day opened al 81 per cent: highest 4:
lowest, 81 closing 81 Icr cent Most Of the DAYS
loans were made az SO per cent.
Time money continued % show the easier tone
displayed i'm earlier DAYS Of the week and was again
quoted slightly lower IN price Demand was small
and practically no bids above per cent were made
for any maturity except 0yer-theyCar Tho amount
q business done was moderate. Rates: ( Der cent
FOR sixty and ninety DAYS TAX for four. five and
six months ~ PER cent for over the year An in.
dustrisl collateral implied a rise Of = pcr cent on
quoted rates.
Mercantile paper in so far price was concerned
was not characterized by the easier time money
conditions Paper sold In large volume but In
mary cases buyers demanded and obtained per
cent In making their investments in choice paper
Rates. A'saj per cent for sixty 10 ninety days in
dcIsed bills receivable ihaj for choice four 10 six
months single names. So for others less well known
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. May 6.-Quotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Crcamery. fancy. h.. 50a3l: imitation.
Z3a2i: rolls 4a22; stOre-packed 3a2l: prints Alb
Soa3l; do. lib J0a31: blocks. 2-lbs., 3la32 dairy
prints Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia, Dan
Iowa and Northwestern ladle, 22s23.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
per doz. q de-. Eastern Shore MARYLAND and Viz
gnia q Western firsts. q do, West Virginia q:
do. North Carolina. q.
LIVE POUJTRY-Old hens. heavyweight. h..
l6izal7: do small to medium. %: old ROSTERS z:
winter chickens as 70 size. 25aS; spring chickens
Ia lbs. and over. b.. Sass; do. h. and under.
50: turkeys hens choice per h.. a young gobblers.
2; old toms %; rough and poor loall; geese West
en- and Southern. per H.. l3al4; do Maryland and
Virginia. l5al6; pigeons. young. per pair. .; do
old %: ducks large. per h. l3al4 do. small l2al3:
muscovy and mongrel a.; do. white Pekins. IS;
guinea fowl, old each, .; do, young, Ia lbs and
over, 40
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ESTATES MANAGED.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest.
W. H. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.

scy W. Scott $3.50. TO years. per cent.
scIui-aurually
Square 50-Lot 60; Edward J.. Brady 20 Natiorll
Savings and Trust Company. trustee. % secure
Frank T. Gait So 00' years. yer cent. semi
annually. Same 90 Onion Trust COMPANY trus-
tev. 20 secure Frank T. Calf. 5000 8 years.
Per cent. semi-gnuUauy.
Square l254-Lot 10; Ella r. Dietz q vir 20 Wash
ingtou Loan and Trust Company trustee 90 S.
cure Equitable Cooperative Building Ass0cia-
ton g 500.
Square &6-Part Of lot /. Thomas II. King % III
10 the Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY.
trustee. % secure the Equitable C0-oucrltivs
Building Association 500
Cleveland Park-Lots 70 and % and PARTS Of lots Is
and p. block !, Raymond X. Ferguson % John
4. Laucr and John A. Hamilton trustees %
secure the Washington Loan and Trust Com
Uany. 5000. years 6 per cent, scIni-anuualy.
Square 2Sg5-Lot So; Alberta Roe Ct ux to JOSEPH
y Cahu and David ]. Dunuigan. trustees. o.
secure Francis :. DunnIgan E500 ] 10 50
months FER cent. semi-anuually. Same o.
National Savings and Trust Company. trustee
20 secure James \. Cahiil. 500, years. 81
PER cent. semianuuslly.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS on PAGE =
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District Court.



No. SO. In establishment Of building line on
Irving street between Fourteenth and Sixteenth
streets. continued.
No. 72s. In ~ condemnation square Us a. a. 4.
Judgment 10 parcels J. r. %. q. g. &C. 50. 81. g.
g. 6.
No. GIL In re- payment account change Il grade
motion % summon JUN % assess damages as 90
property 81 Eva II. =. Bishop Cvorricd without
prejudice. Attorneys. A /. Standardization sid.
dCns & Richardson.
No. SOL In re widening eyteLs0n u Nassachu-
setti avenue sgutheast hcaring.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnnenI..

Present: Hons. Charles II. Robb and Josiah A.
Van Orsdel. Associate Justices. and Hon. Thomas
II. Anderson. Associate Justice Supreme Court. Dis
trict Of Columbia
No. a6. Barley s. Holb; docketed and dis
missed
No H2 Rudolph Fl al. rs. Peters; argument
continued by AR J. W Patterson Tor appellee, con
cluded by Mr.. Z. II. stephens for appellant.
Original No. 553 Goldsmith RI al. vs.. Valentine
by Mr.. ID. w. o'Donoghue. attorney for petitioners
and by Mr.. A. S. Worthington. attorney for the re-
spondent.
No. 2l39. Lincoln &c. vs.. National Metropolitan
Bank argument commenced ly Mr.. L. VI. Brown
Tor appellant, continued by Mr.. ]. II. Ralston 70;
appellee. concluded By Mr.. W d. Dsyidge, and con
ciudcd by Ar T. n Brown for appellant.
Assignments for May 10:
Patent appeals Nos e55 GIG. $50. e33 GA. Sc eSs
$50 Sal and 6i2
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Whoat. FER busheI l.0OaI.O5: com. sheued
Per bushel. 12a7l; cob, 2eCa4l0 Ter barrel: oats,
Western white, No. ? Ter bushel. 5ia5s: mixed.
per bushel Sass; bran. per ton q 60. middlpc rtr
ton 800
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western No. l. 200:
No. 2. 2O; mixed 900: loose az local sales 2lOO.
straw rye bundle Ho0 straw. rye machine
thrash. lZ@; straw, wheat, per ton, 500; stEaW.
cat. per ton. 500.
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BARNARD.

JUSTICE BAhNAkD
Estate Of John K. Winton. order granting letters
Of administration 10 Howard Hoppn; bond. $500
Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of Francis L. Vin;0n; same; bond. $500
Attorneys, same.
Estate Il Frederick X. schwatka; order granting
Letters Of administration 10 Ada B Schwa;ks
bond. N90. Attorneys. same.
Estate q Augustus Canfeld. order granting let
ters Of administration 10 Josephine H. Gusw0ld
bond. 800 Attorneys. same.
Estate # Robert A. Wainwright order granting
letters Of administration 20 Robert d. Wainwright
bond, $500. Attorneys same
Estate Il John g. Kyle; order correcting order
Of May ?. 1910 Attorneys. same.
Estate Of solomon Davis; order granting letters
Of administration 10 Rose Davis; bond. 5000. At
torneys. Young & Simons.
Estate q Augustus Fields; order granting letters
Of administration to Albert Fields, bond. $40.
Attorney, Il. L. Gaskns
In To James G.. Newlands; order granting letters
Of guardianship 20 Union Trust COMPANY Attor-
ncy. J. j. Hamilton.
Estate Of William VI. starr; order % employ
counsel. Attorney. w A. Johnston.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago May 6.-Hogs opened 5 to lOc higher. but
closed SC lower. Bulk of prices. 9.e0a970; light.
4Oa97O mixed and butchers. 94Oae y; one load at
ss5: heavy 94Oa97 Is; rough heavy 94Oas.5O workers.
65a9 70: pigs el0a9G0 Receipts to-day 1000: Off
cial receipts yesterday e693; shipments. 2T3: left
over. 2l6. Estimated receipts tomorrow. 5000.
Cattle strong 10 a shade higher. Beeyes. 560as S.,
stockers and feeders. sos Western. 4s5a6s5; esti-
mated receipts. 400.
Sheep steady; estimated receipts 5000. Native.
A25a7s0: WeJtcrn 4.5Oa7sO yearlings. 7OOas Is
lambs 725a900 Western. 7.25a9lO.
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EouIty Suits

No. 1886. 7. Edward CLARK ". Frank Costantinr
Fl al. judgment creditors bill. Attorney Alexander
Wolf
No. 2SS Richard 7. Armstrong vs.. Harris y.
Brown dissolution n partnership and accounting.
Att uey. l. Tobrirer
Nc. Ec3s. C0stanz0 Spug1arii. unknown heirs
Michael MaIouey: quiet title. Attorneys s. c.
Pacle and +. A. Chase.
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CircuIt Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


NJ 5-5I7. BoNscr & 60. vs. Collins. leave granted
% fle replication. Attorneys. A. Wolf and J. A
Matler-E 4. James.
No Iih Wau w Oyster q al. leave granted
70 amend petition. Attorney. John Ridout.
No. 7ZE4 Chalmers vs. Washington. Alexandra
and Mount Vernon Railway Company; demurrer
overruled Attorneys Arihur Peter-D. S Mackan.
No 55Z7. McKimIuie e. al. IS. Horton. ir.. e. a.
motion I'm arrest Of Judgment and for new trnl
argued and submitted Attorneys. W. T. Am
b-o-e-Charlcs Pee.
so g70-. Newman Vs. Newman q al. motion
for new trial oyer-5led and Judgment on verdict.
Attorneys John Rid5ut and G.. c. Gertman-F.
Peyt0n.
No. 5Z2 Kcczer rs. Sullivan; leave granted 70
fle additional count % declaration. Attorneys.
Charlie, Poe and w T.. Furbcrshaw-E II. Thomas.
10. 5I7i5 Ba-un vs.. Jaeger. executor; leave %
amend granted Attorneys. Topper & Gusack-
Oscar NaUck.
No ETa Marshall vs. Heidenheiner. demurrer
o7cuuled Attorneys. 9, Il. Symc-L T0hriner.
". 1851 Spruw. a3ministratrix. vs.. Staples. new
trial granted. ATTORNEYS. Z. II. Jackson. Ayiett
Mol. and H. Johnsou-C. II. Syme and II. T..
Woodar5.
No. 52H5. United States OK rcI. Lssh vs.. United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Company; leave granted
20 amend Attorneys. Nath. & @. r, Wilson aud
Hallm & HaIlam- Brandcnhurg & Brardcnburg.
Assignments fCT Nav g.
No. 2a-. Trustees Of Queen Street BAPTIST Church
vs.. Landlord & Bro. Attorneys. Loyiug-Cobb &
Richardson.
No. gs Lyon vs.. Bur.ey Attorneys, Ri5ous-
White.
No. 90. Dieudonne W. Fourteenth Street Savings
Bank. Attorney Ridout.
No. g5. Hin rs. Georgetown and TennRllytoWn
Railway Company. Attorneys. Lambert & Yeat-
mau-DarlinFton.
No. @ Ewing vs.. Chase. Attorneys Perry &
Sou-Laulhcrt.
No sol. Lard vs. Palmer. Attorneys. Myers
Wheatley.
No. 4sl. Wright vs.. Auaoostia and Potomac River
Railroad Company. Attorneys, Gies-Dougias &
Hoover
No. SO. Berrnan vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys Lambert & Yca;map-PeTy & Son and
Dunlop
No 5l3 signund vs. District Of Columbia. At
tOrncys NcVmyer- Thomas.
No. SIS. Baron vs.. Jaeger executor. Attorneys.
Tcprer < Gusack-Nauck
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. Per cwt.. 65Oa7OO; do. butcher.
A75a5.50; do. common 200a30.
HOGs-Per cwt.. gross. e.5oalo.5O; do, ordinary.
500
SHEEP-Prime. 45Oa5OO do common, 3Ooa40o.
LAMBS-Fancy spring. Ii5al2li; fall. choice, per
To-. 9al0: do. medium. 6.
CALVEs-Prime. per h.. 81; do. MEDIUM. O.;
DO. grass 4a5
CowS-Prime. fresh. each. 35.OOas5eO: do. com
mon. 2.Ooa3O.00; do. old end dry. Io.ooal5.o0
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WASHINGTON STGGR MARKET.

sales-Regular call p O'Clock
Washington Gas certificates. 500 al l5.
Capital Traction S. 81 900 at I5l4 $1,000 at lisa.
SlOOl al Il5is. 1000 az 1854. 500 at ll554.
Washington Railway and Electric h. $1,000 at
s5G. 5000 at 81.
Potomac Electric CONS S. $1,000 at lolH. $1,000
al l0lA 5000 at l0lh.
Capital Traction. no 1904.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd. % at
90i7. 10 AZ 9OA4 2 az 90N.
Washington Gas. 100 az Il tbuyegs 60.
Mcrgcnthaler 10 az 2l64. 10 at E6's.
Commercial National BANK. D NJ ~.
After call-Uuion Trust. | at l3Oia.
CAPITAL Traction. az l3Ois, 10 az 40 10 at 10
az 80. s az 80 10 az 80. 10 al 80. % az 80.
q ag 80
Following are the hid and asked prices on yesteT-
lays Washington Stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS.
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE BARNAHD.
No. $3.50 Bunker vs. Bunker, order for arrest
Attorneys Montague & Moriarity-M Sherman.
No. E99j. Walliug ". Wnlling. divorce decreed
Attorneys. q. F. HavelI-J. ". Latimer.
No. 3932 K0s1ck VI. johnson et al order e.
tending time. Attorneys. GittinW & Chambgrlain-
W n. White and r. II. Thomas.
No. I63 In re tlunacyl G.. W. Mansfield order
% deIosit funds
No 4l3. In re Gunacyl William J. McCradden;
order approving account
No. L9B United States vs.. Capital LIE Insur-
auca Company. decree dissolring corporation. At
tCueys G. r. Wils1n-DougIas. Baker & Sheriff.
No. 335 Frank VI. Moore & Hill motion %
strike supcr-sdcas bond from files granted At
torneys J. " Patterson and J. H. SteNart-W. J.
Lambert
No. 916 Armstrong vs. Brown; rule rcturnable
MAY g. Attprr-y l.. Tpbrincr
No. @lsi American Surety Company e. al Ts.
MacNcagh. &C.; demurrer sustained and bin dis
missed Attorneys, Raiston. Sidd0ns Richardson
&C. T. Wilson and r. s. HUidcECpgT-
No Ss9Z Rhodes rs. Guigun o. al, order OK
tending time Atta-ucys T. B. Rhodes and NJ
". Hendry-D. ROrhsChid and e. +. Digs
80 9ISL American Surety Company vs.. Sccre-
tar Of Treasury; orlcr overriding motion for pubi-
cation. Attorneys Ealstun. Sidd0uS q Richardson
C. r. Wilson and x. s. Hg.dekoper.
No ~ GOIdsbor1uCl VS.. MacfUland Ct al .
order for issuance # substituted checks. Attor-
ucyr John Rid0ut-E. IT, Thomas.
Assignment for MAY Q.
40. "a Jones Vs. Jones. Attorneys King &
Nel-pCyton q Balderston
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Equity Court No. 1.

dA9AlNE ANDtkNONs
No EGl Browne ". Browne; divorce decreed.
Attorneys. NJ r. Clinxscale--I F. Laskey.
No. &J76. Burn vs. Pr1ut: title vested in plain
TIL Attorney. J. l.. Gardiner
Assignment for May EMOTIONS.
Bank No. 6i6. In ne J0ha g. Slater Attorneys.
Whe-RidOut q. Edwards
No. 537 Rack Wau,n. Attorneys Gittings-
Archer
40. 425- Pylcs vs. Pyles. Attorneys, Handy-Lsn-
caster & Smith.
no. i55 Brown rs Brown. Attorneys. Richard
son & P0lldri-Clrilgt0n.
30. 81. Dement, vs.. Richards Attorneys VIII
iams-O' DonoghVf.
No. f9. Alaloney vs. Malopey Attorneys smith
Donaldson.
40. ilL Fisher Is. Ballirger. Attorneys, Balm
gCr-LaWler, Clements a Wright
No. ~ Georgetown Gaslight Company ". Dis
trlct 4 Columbia two cases.. Attorneys. Perry &
Sou-Thomas
No. 49, Goodman vs.. Wren. Attorneys. Burke
Slcman & Lcrcl
No. ljl. CuTiden vs. Middleton. Attorneys.
Bailey Chaudlcr-Jackson * Calvert.
No. 49, Lsmig vs.. Pctteys. Attorneys, Hopkins
& Lauer-Wiliidms
M. ass Jones vs. PsuHehsktr. AttoFneys, Jones
a I1vfs-TqrlEon Vrfnfi.e A TaeEov
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By w. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York STOCK Exchange Hibb,
Building
New York May 6-The market was dun and
heavy during the later afternoon prices sumping %
and points below last nights closing quotations
on further scattered selling This was due 10 the
fears q the trade that King Edwards critical sick
ness may result tn his death and upset the markets
abroad for a tine. The bulls however. continued
their IN Ia mai
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New lrE. May 6.-WHEAT-StrouFcr; lght trade.
No ! Duluth. opening n navigation 10. No.
red. Z. O.. b.. l.lsis. No. . bard New York 2 o. D..
nominal: No / macsroui l0l. T. o. D.. orening Of
navigation. No. ! Manitoba. T. o. b.. May lG5.
Exporters took nothing.
CoRN-Stroug. slow trade. Steamer mixed. uCmi-
nal. export basis. No. 2 elevator nominal bid ov-
Fort basis: export No p {. o. D.. 65is No. 2 mixed
GO. domestic basis nominal Exporters took nothing
HlE-NcuiuaL Ne. .. Z. o. D. So
WHEAT Open. High. Low. CI0se.
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Bankruptcy Petition.
DEEDS OLE TRrsT.

No. 5s5. In re- William a. Hartrauf,; voluntary.
assets S295 liabilities, S-@l5. Attorney W. T.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Illness of King Controlling
Factor in the Market.
LONDON SOON A HEAVY SELLER
Prices Reach Low Level Under This
Impetus, but Close ut "A Recovery.
Aside from English News the En-
tire Trend of Events Was Favor
nbIe-Time Money Rates Easier.

New York. May 6.-The news regarding
the serious Illness Of the King of Eng
land constituted, of course, the one con-
trolling factor in the movement of prices
on the stock exchange to-day; and mas
much as the tdings regarding the Kings
condition became continually more grave
as the day advanced, the feeling ap-
peared to be general I'm financial circles
that the death OF the monarch was near
at hand.
Considering. therefore. that his expec-
tation was in full view, and that every
investor or Spectator who might be IN
clined to sell stocks because OF the de-
mise OF the King had an ample oppor-
tunity to do so, it was the consensus in
banking circles that the adverse effect
Of the circumstance in a financial sense
had already been pretty well discounted
in the decline in security prices that took
Mace
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Circuit Court No. 2.

NhlEE JASAlNE ALAbAAhh
No. Sass Rosslyn Packing Company VS.. Ferry;
Judgment for $685. Attorneys. c. Mackey and
+. II. Patterson.
No. 4s39S Bansome VS. Capital Traction Com
pany; cause advanced for trial Attorneys. G. II.
Syme and F. W. Hackett-R 4. Perry & Son
and q. r. Dunlop
No 53i37. National Electric Supply Company, 20
use &C., vs. Wallace & Cadick; order setting aside
discontinusnce and Judgment for So. Attorneys.
II. W. Whcatey-E. II Thomas.
No 1896 Chappell vs.. Hartford Fire Insurance
Company; refund q deposit ordered Attorney.
T. T. MYERS
No, 43@. Chappen rs Same: same. Attorney.
same.
No 52ni. United States 20 use q Lesh vs..
Smith; defendant granted leave 10 amend. At
toneys. Nathaniel q g. r. Wilson and Hallam q
Hallam-S. Mcnamara.
Assignments for May 9:
No. Heinicke vs. White ATTORNEYS VI. ID.
Rosenberg and G. T. Hendler-Graf & Mitchell
No. 5Oi. Smith vs.. Protestant Episcopal Cathedral.
Attorneys. Milan & Smith-Perry & SON.
No GS Cuuuion vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Downing & Berry-Perry & Son and Dun
Ion.
No. SOC. BlUethenthal & Bickart vs.. Arlington
Brewing Company. Attorneys. Burkart-Bailey.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs Co.
msmbers Of the New York Stock Exchange, HibbI
Building
Can money; Open. 3A; high. 4; low. 81; close 4.
SATE a cTnf,tr -, ,,utfuy
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DAILY COURT RECORD
1900
(Friday, May o, 1900

No is9. Mccarthy vs.. Mishaw. Attorneys. Bride
Gcrtman.
No l0c. Pitzer vs. Same. Attorneys. sane.
No fs5. Purcell vs.. same. Attorneys. same
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Criminal Court No. i.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 269i9. United States vs. Hugh Williams:
petit larceny; sentenced to Jail for nine months
No. 1896. United States vs. Leon Swain: house
breaking and larceny sentenced TO penientiary for
three years and six months
No. $3.50. United States vs.. Ferdinand j. Wal
cott bigamy; sentenced 10 penitentiary for two
years
No. 1884. United States vs. Charles W Blake
ney; camal knowledge; motion for bill Of par
uculars overrlled.
Assignments for May 9:
United States vs.. John Nelson
United States vs. Emil W. Wagner
United States vs.. Herbert Smith and Henry
johnson.
United States rs. julius Brooks
United States vs. Charles LOTett and Claude
Williams
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hibbs & Co. mem
bcrs OF the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
ING
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Criminal Court No. =.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 5HO. State Loan and Trust Company vs.
Guaranty and Surety Company; motion for trial
continued. Attorneys. Z. l. GieS-Philip Walker.
NO. Bo2. United States vs. J. Barton Miller;
case set for trial May 81 Defendants attorneys
h. f. Davis and ]. Z. Laskey.
No. Bl7O. United States vs.. Phillip O. Hughes;
seduction; nolle pros entered Defendants attov-
neys, II. f. Davis and Z. b. Kimball.
No. $3.50. Ofutt vs. Raub; motion for Judgment
oFerruled and leave granted plaintiff and defendant
TO amend. Attorneys. Alexander VOLTA. S. Tay
Tor and Oscar Luckett
NO. 5l6O Noonan vs.. Turner Judgment ver-
act Attorneys. 2. b. Ray-E. L. Giles.
No. 5ls53 Prue vs.. Tignor: judgment on verdict.
Attorneys. E. NJ. Howlett-ngnor & Richards.
Assignments for May 9;
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. May 6.-Bid and asked prices on GOV
-nuent securities.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07
London n Seller.

The news came Immediately following
an advance of three points in the leading
railroad issues, in the course OF which
very considerable portion OF the short
interest latterly- accumulated in the mar
ket must have been extinguished Lon
don naturally turned up as a heavy seller
Of stocks. and prices Of our securities
in the London market before the begin
ming Of business here were generally at
net declines Of nearly two points from
yesterdays closing prices. But II was
obvious from the outset that the market
was reluctant to decline.
An opening recession Of something over
point in the prominent stocks was
quickly recovered. and before half an
hour was over these stocks in many in
stances were selling as high as they did
at any time on the day before. Profit
taking. however. set i'm. especially
prompted by the character Of current de-
velopments and largely assisted by a re-
newal Of speculative operations for the
fall
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W b. Hibbs q Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
IL.. l.-.-.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York, May 6.-Bmdstrects bank clearings for
the week ended May show:
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07
Prices AUnin Recede.

Under this impetus, prices again re-
coded and touched a new low level for the
day. bUt closing at a recovery. which
left net losses Of not much more than a
point, as a rule, I'm the greater number
Aside from the English news. the entire
trend Of events to-day was favorable 10
value. The Bank of France made a good
weekly statement showing a large de-
crease i'm loans.
Time-money rates were quotably easier
and call-mOney renewals were again at a
lower level, being made at go, per cent
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07

SALE o. STOCK BY HOURS.