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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. 2s.-DRESSED POULTRY-Tur-
keys choice young. small. per ID. 24a25. medium
% large Za2}. do. fair to COED, 2OaZl old toms.
per h., 2)a2l; chickens. straight young per b.
small l6alT, do, mixed, young and old l5aIG:
ducks. choice. tat per 10, l5aI capons large per
ID a medium u8z3. small and slips I9a2J; geese.
choice nearby, Per h. lal3. Western and South
ern l0all.
LIVE POULTRY-OId hens. heavyweight per b..
Is: DO. lightweight IS old rcosteTs. pcr To-. 10,
Young chickens, choice per To-, BALI. rough and
poor Il; turkeys hens, choice pr b.. 21a23; young
gobbieTs per H.. Zlaz2: old toms. l3a21: rough and
poor usI2; geese, Western and Southern Der H..
l3al4; Mari land and Virginia Is; do. Kent Island
I-alS pigeons. young pair .; do, Old %; ducks
l--ge Der d.. II; do. small to medium l6 d.,
white rekus l3al4i guinea fowl. Old each. 3; do
young, III los, and over, %,
BUTTEB-C Creamery, extras, fancy, Der b. Sla
I11. do. imitation. 5a9. DO. prints. Il.-lb $2a3i
d7 l-.b.. 55af; do. blocks. 2ID. 52aJ3, Go. dairy
prints Mar land, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. 2
do. Iowa and Northwestern ladle. ..
EGGS Maryland and Pennsylvania nearby irsts
pcr dor IS; do. Eastern Shore, Maryland and
Virginia. 80; Western frsts. 50; DO. West Virginia
-. do North CuOliua, g.
FLOUR-Wintcr extra. A55als5; do. clear. 505a
So; do, straight, 5.Ns5.i5; do, patent 5S0a5 70
spring clear. LT0L95 do, straight, 5 25a5.50; do
patent. lOa575. CITY Mills best patent $50; do
do. high grade patent $50; d. straight $50
choice family, 6.l0. do. extra, 415at9. Rye -four
medium 10 choice, 425a450. Corulneal, per 100 lbs
l6JaL7A
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Jan. G-CATTLE-Re ceipst. 2c93
head. Steers IN Eight supply we're firm closing
shade higher, bulls and cows slow. but thin cows
fun steady and more active. The yards cleared
Good % prime steers s1,i 5S5a60 per 100 pounds
bulls 375at5o; COWS. 275aA6. Dressed beef in
moderate demand az SUl0 pT pound. with extra
quality exceeding quotations. Liverpool and london
cables quoted live cattle steady at Isaliiac uer
pound d7essed weight; refrg1ur-r beef at Dhal1sc
psr pound Exports TO-DAY. none; tomorrow, l.1i3
hecvcs and 9sE quarters Of beef.
CAI.VES-Reccipts. 3-2 head Vey little doing
for lack Il stock The feeling was steady Yeals
were quoted at syaloN rer 100 pounds; few
barnyrd calves sold AZ 400. no Westerns offered.
Dressed calves slow az Ioal5ia per pound for city
dressed veas 9al4z Tor country dressed and 7a9 for
dressed harrrard and fed e.lvcs
SHEEP AND BAMBS-Rscaipts 4o3 head
Trade was limited for lack q stock but prices
steady, quality considered, and all the stock went
20 tie scales Fairly sood sheep sold at 500 pr
lD1 pounds. medium lambs -50a7--5, yearllres, "a
f2 Dressed mutton quiet at STALL; dressed lambs
at ui4a3a with - the general top price. and coun-
Try dressed dollhouse lambs steady at 6O0a90 per
carcass.
HOGS-Receipts. 25s3 head Feeling firm on
Buffalo adyiceS Light pigs sold at $40 per 100
pounds. Country dressed hogs steady.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Schuetzcu Park-Lots Us 10 IN block 2 Charles
H. Nuss5aum % Eustace J. Skinner, SO
F1Iasfon TeTrace-Lot Is. block !. Alfred Chrsten-
sen c. Tx. To Frank L. Nicholson et w, SO.
TWeutysiXth street northwest between PennsylEa-
MIA avenue and VI strect-Wost Of square t.
part Of lot l; Lillian \. Bonner to Emma Vol
lard. SO
K street northeast. between Third and Fourth
Square rs. lot 81: Louise Rinck 70 Henry T
Riuck $40,
Connecticut Avenue Tsrace-square Es, lot l
and the south half Of lot .; Fulton r. Gordon
ct ux To John Dillon Hall s. +S
Chevy Chase-SquaTe 1857 lots % s; Fulton r.
Gordon e TX. 20 George {. Rice and Frederick
A. Thonett, Sass
Wooaley Park-Lot 81 block i; William D. West
ct ux. and Lewis Z. Breuninger ct uL to Sa-
bira NJ. Miller. SO.
II street northwest. between Tenth and Eleventh
SQUARE si5 parts O lots 10 and u; F. Isabel
Sinclair 20 Charles J. Chaplin. SO. trust A.OO-
S street northwest. between Thirteenth and -Four
teerth streets-Square E9, part Of lot a., Maud
b. De Lamey 70 Arthur Brooks. SO
Tenth street northwest. between New YORK avenue
and X st-eets-S1uare 80, south part Of lot l5
John W Payne ard John Payne ct Al. TO Mar
tina Z. Dawes SO.
Tenth street northwest, between New York avenue
and X street-Sluare 81, south part Of lot i;
Martha L Davies 10 Mary A. Britton. SO
t street south vest. between sixth and SeTenth
str=sts-Square 4G5 cast part Of LOT 10; Ernest Z
Smith Ct ux. TO Bernard S Judd, SO.
Y street southwest. between Sixth and SeTenth
strects-Sluars 46-, cast part Of lot 10; Bernard
s Judd 20 Margaret 4. Smith, SO
Holmead Mauor-L1t IL. block a; James A. Rogers
et ux 20 Mary J. Snidow, SO
Argyle-squsTs 265i. lots and q; Marie A. Neu-
haus TO Alonzo o, Bliss, SO.
West Eckinstor-Lot 81. block g Mary J. snidow ct
viz 10 Charles f. Wire, SO.
Grant Psrk-square 524S. To- 81: John 7. F. White
ct ux TO Frederick D. Winston. SO.
Grant Park-Sluare 52i5 lots 65 70 So; John P. f.
WbIte at Tx to Charles II. Neal $40.
1898 II street northeast-Square 1904. lot 30; Bessie
Chase Kennedy To Adolph Lesser SO.
Tweutv-se-oud street northwest, htween New
Hampshire avenue and NJ sueet-Squars II. lots
n and g. Edward n. Dulin ct Tx. TO Nathan
Kronman ana MolEe kroiman, $40.
Meridian HnI-Sluar- 2574. lot q: Elizabeth D,
Hoppin 10 John i. Henderson, SIC.
Tbir+v-segenth street cXterded-Square 800 part d
lot s57, Thomas Clayton Hominer to Ellie Fabre
$40.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Albion K. Paris has been elected vice
president of the stock exchange to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the death OF r. II.
Lynn.
At the same time James NJ. Green was
elected treasurer to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Griffin Halstead
Mr.. Paris is one of the versatile mem
bers of the exchange, who is equally at
home in the Office OF president or board
boy. Since his connection with the body.
he has served In every official capacity OF
it's gift and shares with w. B. Hlbbs c. c.
Glover. and Charles Williams the distlnc-
ton Of a place Of honor among the vet
Grams.
Upon accepting office, Mr.. Paris made
some encouraging remarks on the progress
and outlook OF the exchange. He also
offered some suggestions relative 10 pos
sible changes In conducting business, one
OF which was to employ an official other
than the president OF the exchange to
conduct the daily call of securities.
Mr.. Paris Is president of the George
town Business Mems Organization. and
has long been prominent IN financial and
investment securities.
Trading yesterday on the stock exchange
was in moderate volume and fairly well
distributed. with bonds as the feature.
Washington Gas certificates. 107; Railway
Is at 81 is. Electric Consolidated 5s at
lOI 81 Potomac Electric SIS at 100. enter
ing upon the record. Traction stocks were
active. Railway preferred selling around
SSl-l, LanstOn scored some good sales al
901-4. Call Of the bank shares brought
out National CITY at 10 and East Wash
IngtOn Savings at I3 5-S. Washington Gas
was relegated 10 the close OF the days
business, selling at 70 1-2
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DAILY COURTRECORD
Supreme Court of the United states.
Friday, January 20, 1900

Supreme Court of the United States
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice White, Mr.. Justice McKenna, Mr..
Justice Holmes. Mr. Justice Day, and Mr. justice
Lurton
Jacob r. Wolters. Of Houston, Tex. and Brand
Whitlock. Of Toledo. Ohio. were admitted to pIac-
tiee.
No li3 The Citizens Central National Bank
Of New York. plaintiff In error. vs. X. Ross AP-
pleton as receiver Of The Cooper Exchange Bank ;
argument continued By Mr. John A. Carver, Tor
the plaintiff in error. and by 4lT. John W. Hutcn-
inson. IT,, and Mr.. Julius NJ Mayer, for the de-
PENDANT in error, and concluded By Ny. John a
CARRIER, for the plaintiff IN error.
No ia George B. starkweather. appellant. Va
Herbert W. ?. Jenner ct al argued By Ny. Rich
AID T. Evans. for the appellant. and Mr.. b. T..
Leighton, for the appelleeS
No. ll6 George f. Albright plaintiff In error.
vs.. Jesus Maria Sandoval;
No. III, Jesus Maria SandOTal. plaintiff In eTror'
vs.. George +. Albright and
No. rs George +. Albright, appellant, vs..
Jesus Maria sand0yal argued by Mr.. Edward L
Meder. for Albright and submitted by Mr. Neln
b, Field, for SandOyal.
Adjourned until Monday next at u O'Clock
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan. 2S.-AIoney on call at tho stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ per cent; highest. s.
lowest, % closing. 3 Most Of the days loans
were made at "a per cent
Time money was offered With freedom more
than sufficient 10 meet current requirements. which
wers moderate. Rates, 50 TO per cent for sixty
days, 4 per cent for ninety and one hundred DAYS
4 20 ~ per cent for four and five months. and ~
per cent for six months
Mercantile paper came into the market in fair
volume there was fairly good absorption Of the
high grades. Buyers, however. were disposed to
demand rather fall rates, the market apparently not
following the fall in time" money prices. Rates
a. 70 per cent for sixty 10 ninety DAYS indorse-
meuts AZ to for four to six months choice single
names, and 81 per cent for others.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotation, furnished by W. E. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the NeE York STOCK E1c1aDEs. HlbDa
Building
New York. Jan. 23-Ths cotton market has SEEM
iugy Cut.Dd upon q ulIe quiet period period 4
lighter trading ard Uudcm1ustrliiye fluctuations.
II nav last until s1mething develops in the Lon
don situation, OF IL may continue until the uew
crop with tie chances and uncertainties q che
weather. bcc1mes a factor. CT until something else
probably Unforeseen CcCIr % inflse new Life into
rather worn ard faded louking affair. II IS true
that the surface az least lie statistical position
looks strong The trouble Is that Curtallmeut Il
tho crop has h9su Offset by cTiaimeHt q demagl;
perhaps to might b. more correct 10 say that lt
has been usufralized hy the haud-Jomouth policy
in buying which is ue7ssta.tly pursued by the spin
uers. Futures closed & points lower % higher
with the tone sffaEg sales % co tairs
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignment FOR February l-Specid calendar:
No. 5. Hyde vs.. United States. AttorneyN
Worthiugton & Donsldson-Pugh q baker.
No. s. United States * rel. Lewis vs. Warner
Attorneys, Fugi.t-Baker & HuiGek0per.
No. Z. Nation vs.. District Of Columbia Attor-
nys, OBnal-Thomas.
NJ. 1893. Camp vs.. Boyd. Attorneys. Ambrose-
Mattingly, Perry & Larner.
No, 16l. 0lCTulat vs.. Bussey Attorneys. MtIll-
lat & kcharisUu-LyOI & Darlington.
No. 252 Morris vs.. Metropolitan Surety Com
lauy. Attorney. Darlington.
No. 29JI and 1858 Waters u. K0Dp and Mitchell
-. Lambert. Attorneys. Williamson d hid0uj-
No. 300. Presbyterian Church vs. District Of Co
Lambert a Yeatmau
lumhia. Attorneys. Pldge,t-Thunas & stephens,
No. 1851 Fidelity Storage Corporation vs.. Pressed
Concrete Steel Company. Attorneys, Clcphane *
Cleplaue-RGlsJ0u. Siddous Richardson.
No. 3Js. Goodman -. Wren. Attorneys, Bu-ke
& Hufty-Rals-0u. Siddons & Richardson and Sic
man * LETch.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET,

GRAIN-Wheat, new, per bushel. lo5al. %; corn
shelled per bushel. 73a73; cob. 25Oa375 Ter Dbl.
cats. Western. white. No. ?. per bushel Sass
mixed. per bushel. 5Oa5i; bran, per ton, 90; mid
ding. per ton, zoe
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western No !, 1890
IS 20. No 2, l659al7Oo; mixed l6Oeal650; loose al
local scales. 14G0al7.o0 Straw rye, bundle. Is 5Or
i7.0o; straw, rye, machine thrash S0lasO0; straw
wheat per ton, so0ae.5O; straw cat. per ton, $50.
100.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. Jan. B.-HOGS-Live hogs were quiet and
steady. Receipts were estimated at 1900; 0.IGal
Yesterday, 20G2i; shipments. 25S7; left over from
Yesterday I06S7: estimated receipts tomorrow % co.
Bulk Of prices s.25as45 light, aO0as55; mixed and
butchers. SO0aSl5; heavy SljaS-j0; rough heavy
s. l5aS 50; yCrkers. sZ5a83O; pigs, 690a79O
CATTLE-SrUug. Estimated receipts, 200. Beeres
lOa7 30; cows and heifers, 200a550; Texas steers
75a4 s. stOckers and feeders. 2.0Oa5a0; Westerns
lO0a59O
SHEEP-Steady. Estimated receipts. 1000 Ma
tives 3e0a590: Western. 39Oa590; yearlings 675a
Us: lambs 600as.30; Western lambs 6OhS30
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William J. Dee guardian: boud, $50, Attorneys

William J. Dee guardian; bout, $50. Attornsys
Lister & Price.
IN Re Margaret :. Dee ct a.; same Attorneys,
same. ~
Estate n L5Cua lit, C1t5r Appointing joseph 9
Eastern Guardian; bond So Attorneys, +. u.
Rlacaist5-e and Z. s. Bailey
Estate 4 owen Dols..y' order Of reference
Estate 4 Timothy VIM. petition 70 remove al
r.rss-ratr-. Attorney. G.. rs. Clas5tt
Estate u MeelL= Il. smith, motion Tor re" u'ai
oyCUll5d.
Iu r. Charles Z Fraser e. al order 10 SCI! stock.
Attorneys LrrIe. Fulton s. Cox
Estate Of Eva J. King; order increasing bond
Attorney. J. r. TaEue-
Estate n james q. Payne; p5Illn Ior lelteIs
-e-.amautaTy. Attorney, g. L. Hamilton
Estate II Sarah r Parsons; order granting letters
ts,.ameurary % Francis Il. PaBo7s bond. Sicl
Attorney, ". II. Dennis.
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Equity Court No. ?.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 2516 Pratt IS. Pratt e al, divorce & Vim
mat de1reyd. Attorneys. C. CaulugtoZ-R, u.
Qullter and Y Z. Wes-
In re lmacyJ Frank Koslick; order authorizing
investment.
T. r. lInawi Louis Weaver. same.
II Ts Imacyl Charles S,raub. same
No. 1851 In re- Charles r.. TLbcr-, sale Con-
filmed and referred 10 auditor Attorneys, Lester
d Price.
No lES CJWEI vs.. CoEal. order dismissing
petition. Attorneys. Mcneil 4 McNsll-W. Il.
Dennis
No. z7-7o BARLEY IS. Buchignani e. al; order
f1r commission 10 issue. Attorneys. RaIs,on &
SIdi0u--W. :. Albert and c. a White.
No. 2S75 Stewart et al. IS. Stewart 20 a. OF
der that order 10 fa5ora5,y considered Attorney,
I. Lewis
No. 253l Butts rs. Butts e. al decree ad-
Judging defendant IN contempt. Attorneys. T. b.
Rhodes and ". D. WMte-E. W. Z Ewing.
No. &Ej Tabulatius Machine Company Es DU-
rand rule continued. Attorneys !. y. N-GM
Neanmh. Caurc.lI 4 FTey-D ". Baker and X,
$ HuidesJIer.
No E25 Bottiuau vs. OGrady n a.. order
overriding and dIsEissiug bl Of review. Attorneys
J. C. Fay and Ba.y4 L"ezBlod-W. II. Ro5c1l
and S. A. Putnam.
Nc. 2olo. Uueaur vs. UTsaur; order f1r ali
m1uy. Sc. Attorneys. W. G. Martini. i LGssev
No 1871. Nog- ~ Nog.; order overriding peu
ton Attorneys Cuttings & Chamberlain.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Salcs-Regular call at y O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas certificates, S,a00 at lG.
Washington Railway antsEleetrc Is, $50 at e.
500 at Els.
Potomac Electric consolidated IS. Sl.OO0 at l0lN
s. 600 az 1913.
Potomac Electric IS. s. 900 at N9 a.00 az 100.
81 coo at 100 s. 90 az 100
Washington Railway and Electric common. 10 az p.
Washington Railway and Electric I'D. 10 az soA.
Il al ssh, 20 az S.. at g. . at 81. 8 az g.
IAnstOn Is at o. IS. Al g. % At gl., % al 9)+,
. at 00A.s
City National Bank, Il az TO.
East Washington Savings Bank 5 at l5H-
Grphorhcne pid at g. 10 az 53&
After caIl-SeCund National Bank ? at l6l-
Potomac Electric consolidated 30, 500 al l0lS.
Gaphophone p.d., az S3iz
Washington Gas. az 75L.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington stock Exchange:
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nisfriet Court.
1rsrIlr STANFORD.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. sol IL re extension q Twsutyirst and
Streets northwest; verdict q jury filed and jury dis
charged
No So In re extension q Minnesota avenue;
continued n February j.
No SCI IN re opening alley. square 15l5; order
Of publication.
No s2,. In re Aua,osta River road; marshal d.
r.-ted TO summon jury,
No 70 In r. District building line Park road 4;
rimg 10 submit bill u exceptions extended.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET,

CATTLE-Eztra. Ter cvt.. 5Ooa55O: butcher. 400
aA50: Common. 2C'a&C0
HOGS-Per cwt., gruss, so0a35oi ordinary. 7.5O
a5U,
sHEEP-Prime. 40Oal5O: common 20la300
LAMBS-Choce. spring, per H., s; medium,
spring. T.
CALvEs-Prime, per h., ga medium. s4a9:
common. 7a7la: grass. 4a5,
COWS-Prime fresh, each, 35Ooa600; common,
25.oOaJO. %; old and dry lO00lll00.
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Equity Court No. I.


No GT-T. harrington IS. FaTriugtoLi certain sum
ordered paid in lieu Of alim0ny. &c. AIornsys
Alfred D. Smitl-A. b. webb.
No. 1853. Scgdcr vs.. Hoover, opinion ordered
paid. Attorneys. ". G. Ealeut0n and Bates War
reu-G =. Williams
No 1854 Robinson vs.. Robinson; cause referred
20 examiner. Attorneys. c. CaTington-A- W
Scat1
No. ZsG6. OHns vs.. OrnR; argued and submitted
Attorneys. ". j. Lsmbert-J. D. sullivan.
No. ZB2 Wbeisn vs.. WLelan: same Au0rueys
John Eidolt-J- ". Jennings.
No. EEi Bride vs. Baker e al. same, Attorneys.
Hali4m & Haam-H. u. Baker and Joaa RjdIGt
NJ. ZJD EoEzse vs. Union Storage Company;
references 70 special auditor. Attorney. John
E.Lol'.
No. 1919 Travis vs. Reilhart; decree uro con
fess1 ordered. Attorneys. e.. Il. Stanley and T..
B5sl.
No. 2s9I- Mcconnell IS Mcconnell: -ross CON
nlainaut ordered 70 amend. Attorneys G.. i.
Have.i-E l. Giav.
No. g92 Haynes vs. HAYNES. reference 20 e1-
am.Ier Attorneys. r. ,. Natt.Eg.y-Aloert Sillers.
no. -Ff2 Bridget rs. Washington Credit As
sncist.au, sale authorized and receivers Authorized
% incur certain expenditures. Attorney, c. T.
HslIla.
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Criminal Court No.

JOoIIOL . IT OIeI'
In re Woodbury. B. OTmsby; motion u petitioner
overrlled ard exception noted Attorneys, q, T.
Ormsby-W. G.. Johnson.
No 5Q75l Wilmer vs. District Of Columbia; NO
ton to quash writ q certiorar submitted Attor-
neys. W. 5. Abert-E, II. Thomas.
No 5l6s3 Cssel vs. Mctihie, motion TO vacate
Judgment; set aside Judgment On verdict AttoT-
neys. Dam Peyser & Tayor-J, W Clark.
No. 2745 United States vs. John simmons
grand larceny; nOlle pros entered.
Assignment for January 81:
In re estate Of Fanny Corby.
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Probate Court.
rv-r.r,r.,s- nanN- mn

Estate Of George W Schmidt; order granting let
ters Of administration 10 F. A. Forming. Attorneys
T. A. Fennirg and r. ". Parker.
Estate Of Frank w. johnson; order to deliver
notes and rule to show cause
Estate Of Martha Appleby; order denying probate
Of Will
In re Catharine J. Dee ct al. order appointing
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Circuit Court No. 1.

JlSlltL WRIGHT
No. SCI. W.S.er vs. Haei. security f1r costs
ordered. Att-ueyz W F. Ambrose ard J. I.
Smith. A. White and J. b. Flynn.
No 5ZE. United States ey rcI. Wdch ". De
Lacy. motion % require cg-,ifcat1u u part 0f
the rcccrd from Juvenile Court rgerLie[. Atrur
ueys. J. Q. Il. AWar5-D ". Baker.
No 5cit Ngrl4rty vs.. J.. II. smith Company
% al. leave q amend declaration granted and bill
Il particulars denied ATTORNEYS. J. 4. Moaar.ty
r. L. Montague and A. L. NgVmye--SLeZau a
LsrcA.
No 5J-m Hart rs Capital Traction Company,
bin of exceptions signed and fled AttCrsys- A
:. WortLuE-ou and Wolf & Rcselberg-R. r
Perry & Son and g.. T. Dunlop
No 5ll03 Hara vs. District n Columbia. de
mUTTrr n declaration sustained plaintiff elects %
stand upon declaration and judgment for cos-s,
Attorneys, Montague x Moria1ty-E. II. Thomas
Assignments for Monday January 3d.
No Co. Wellington rs. Baltimore and Ohio Ran
road Company. Attorneys Lambert & Yea.mau-
Hamilton.
No 5sg JaseIE vs.. Rises National Bank. At
tOnCyS Whurl1y. RaIStuu a SlddJus-p-rry 4 Son
No CO. Gregory, administrator. vs.. H0lSer. At
torneys Wi!.iamsou-Iuvali st.
No. 81 Gleason IS Washington Terminal Com
pany. Attorneys. McNamara & HuileE5.sr-Hlail-
ton < Ma-her.
No. 90. Simpson vs. Washington Railway and
Hoover
No. 3l5. Hi vs.. Georgetown and Teunallyt0wn
Railway Company. Attorneys. Lambert & Ieatman
Douglas * Hoover
No. go Wlealey vs.. District Realty Company
et al ATTORNEYS Ghase-Dickay.
No. 3I3. johnson vs.. Tyuer. Attorneys, Glen
nan & GieS-Maupin
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EUufty SHIFTS.

No 1908 Sanford g. Ethungton vs. Monte
nlma Mining COMPANY; injunction ard receiver.
Attorney. W A. Menath
No Gg74 Patrick Thornton et al vs.. Katherine
Thornton; partition. Attorney, Nelson Wilson.
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New York. Jan. &.-WHEAT-Quiet and irregular.
No J Duluth. % arrive. l.36it No. red T. o. b..
I.33; No ? hard, New YORK, T. o. b., lEhi No
maearui, Ina T. o. b.. N. 7 Manitoba, {. o. b.,
20 arrive. III Exporters took three loads Mani
,oba. rfTt MayJUue shipment
CORN-stgady; trade slow. Steamer mixed. Is;
No 2 elevator. 7ii1. No. E. o. b.. IA; No. yell
low, f. o.. D.. IN; No. f. o, b., February 10
March shipments. az 7Z's. Exporters took nothing.
RYE-Steady: nominal. 80. q {. o. b.. Goa
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Bankruptcy Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. al In IT. Frank T. Essex hearing on dis
G.. arse fixed for FebuaV7 Is
No. gi7. IT. re- Lewis $. Miller receiver author
led % invite sealed bids for purchase q certain
property.
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MechnniCN' LteE.

No, CO.'S W A. Pierce vs.. Angelo Maggie; lot
g. sIuare 95S2. No 125 street southwest, IS0.SS.
Artornev D G. Graysun
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hihbs & Co
members New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing
Call money; Open. ~; high, 5; low. ~; close. 5
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-29
Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment for January 81:
United States vs.. James Woods and Chester Ed
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District Petition,

No, s6l. In re opening Of an alley in square ISIS;
condemn land Attorneys. E II. Thomas and a.
Is. DuFalL
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No. 492- Griffith, ezecgrrix. vs.. Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company: time % hIe transcript ex-
tended. Attorneys. J. X. Wilson IT,, and ". q.
Gardner Berry & Minor and II. B. Rowland
Ne. 5-2l5 Kcnga vs.. MAY demurrer sustained.
Attorneys Gordon & Gordou-W. G. Balderston
and W II. Holloway.
No. 52l75 Albert vs. Michael; security for costs
ordered. Attorneys. J. @. Rose and Il Il. Classic
Maddoz < Galley,
No. 1901. Spr1w vs. Staples; demurrer ove-r1led,
Attorneys. Z. II. Jackson, Ayistt Nichols, and II.
Johnson II. Syme and II. +. Woodland.
No. 49, Rsuscaer RaUscheTi demurrer sTls-
tanned. Attorneys J. L. Haywood and J. ;.
Easily Smith, II. Thomas and W. H. White
Assignments for Monday January 81.
No. 200. American Home Life Insurance Com
pany vs.. Cation. Attorneys. Easily -Smith-Sheehy Il
Shecby
No lo2 United States to use Haines ct al. vs.
Hulse ct al Attorneys. Pack. Hinton & Pack
Hamilton Colbert. Ycrkes < Hamilton.
No. lS StOneking. administrators. IS. PickfOrd
ct al. Attorneys, Williams i Biruey-BTaudenbuTg q
BranGeuhuTg.
No l6S BeaI IS Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. W 5. DuyalI-Pcry < Son.
No, G6. Henderson vs. FegTy ct al. Attorneys
Poe-Wllisms.
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