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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt. WILLARD D. NEWBILL. Third Field Ar
tillory. assigned 10 Battery D q that regiment.
vice Cart TIEAIANN y. HORN. hereby re-
lieved from assignment 10 that battery. Capt.
HORN viii report to the commanding oieT.
Third Field ARTILLERY.
BY direction Of the President MAJ. MERI-
WETHER L. WALKER, Corps Of Engineers. Is
detailed as inspector Of the Sixteenth lighthouse
district. 10 take effect August l.
BY direction Of the President, Mai JOHN c.
CAKES. Corps Of Engineers. Is detailed as In
spector q the Fourteenth lighthouse district. to
take effect August !.
By direction q the President. Mas CHARLES
KELLER. Corps # Engineers. is detailed as
inspector Of the fifteenth lighthouse district, to
First Lieut. WILLIAM B. CARR. Medical Corps
detailed as member Of examining board az Fort
Monroe during the temporary absence Of Capt
GEORGE P. PEED. Medical Corps.
First Lieut. THOMAS p. ESrY, Fourteenth Cav
airy. upon srrival at Fort Benjamin Harrison
win relieve Second Lieut. JOHN B. DE Ian
CEY. Tenth Infantry, as officer in charge Of the
Can PERCY L JONES. Medical Corps. upon the
expiration Of the leave Of absence, viii proceed
10 Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo
BY direction Of the President. First Lieut. AR
THUR +. AHRESDS Twenty ninth Infantry.
detailed as professor Of military science and tao
tics at Rutgers College TO take effect September
Is. vice Capt. RALPH B. PARROT. Twenty
seventh Infantry.
The following named ofisers viii proceed TO Fort
Monroe for the purpose Of witnessing battle psac-
tiee at that post on July p; Brig Gems
WILLIAM CRozIER. Chief Of Ordnance
JAMES B. ALESHIRE. Qnartermaster General,
ard WILLIAM II. BIXBY. Chief o. Engineers
Col. MONTGOMERY NJ. MAcONiB. General
STAFF Lieut. Coils WILLARD T. WALTZ. Gen
eral STAFF: WILLIAM .. BEACH General
STAFF; EDWARD BURR, Corps Of Engineers,
and CHARLES J. BAILEY Coast Artillery
Corps: Mas. JOHN II. RICE, Ordnance De
rartment: EDWIN A. ROOT. General Stan
WILLIAM c. DAVIS General STAFF; and AN
DREW HERO, Jr., Coast ARTILLERY Corps
Capts MICHAEL ]. LEHMAN. General stan !;
WILLIAM s. GRAVES, General staff; HEN
RY g. LEARNARD. General stat; 2. d.
LoCHRIDGE. General staff; CHARLES D.
RHODES. General staff; JOSEPH P. TRACY.
General staff; CLARENCE H. MCNEIL. Coast
ARTILLERY Corps; PERCY p. BISHOP. Coast Ar
tiIleIy Corps. and EDWARD CARPENTER,
Coast Artillery Corps
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

SQUARE s-o-Lot q; GeoTga ?. Bradley ct ux. TO
GEORGE Douath and James II. Lowrey, trustees,
70 secure Byron W Bocney. treasurer, Se7so.
monthly payments PER cat per annum
Square Slot q Matilda L. Berkeley et v1r 70
Edward Fitzgerald and John J. Fesan trustees.
10 secure the EuterTTise Serial Building ASsocA-
tion 8 400. -
Tqfnidad-Part Of lots 2 ard g block 10; William
A KEYS ct TX. 70 samuel r. Barr. trustee, to
secure the Real Estate and improvement Com
pany. SIS. monthly payments, per cent Per
aunum.
Square @l-Lot 5: Charles 7. Cross 81. e. TX. to
Harold T. Doyle and William L. Miller, trus-
tees. 20 secure George s. Cooper. N.lSe 70 20
months. per cent FER snnum
Woodhridge-LOt 3 block 10. Helen NJ. Welles 70
C. Elton James and Charles c. smithson, thus
tees. to secure Alice J. Smithson, Sl,eoo, years
per cent, seIni-snuually.
Parcel 2l4le-Geneyieve Brown 20 William D. Nixon
and William J. wilkins trustees. 10 secure Jsn-
ME E. p. Forrest. SIS. monthly payments. . Per
soEare sos-Lot rs: Bertram T. Thornett ct TX. 70
h r. Howcnsteiu and ETsnusi Speieh trustees,
% secure John c. Anterior. Sl,s5, monthly pay
ments pr cent per aBnum-
I Square T5-Lots 2 and p; Joseph ?. Smith et ux.
10 George Z. Fleming and Edward l. Hillyer.
trustees 70 secure William l. Crane saoo,
/ years PER CENT, seTniaHnusliy,
Square Is57-Lo, q; Clara c. Collins 70 Thomas 81
Gale and George L. Hamilte-4 trustees 70 81
cure the Ncalsnds Company. s.. 200. monthly pay
mCnts. pcr cent peT ahnum.
Meridian HiIl-Lot o block S: William II. Taylo1
et TX to American Security and Trust Con-
pany. trustee to secure the National Savings and
Tu1s, Company. Sl.600 monthly payments, s psr
| cent pCT Fnnuu.
/ Square l52-Lot 10, Maria B. Annat 70 the Ma
| tionsl Savings and Trust Company, trustee, u
( secure the American Security and Trust Coal'
pany 5Oo years. Per cent. sem-annuslly.
/ Square sZ3-LOts 20 aud Il; Charles W. Williams
e. w. t0s Thomas 2. Woodward and Wtlliam
/ H. Saunders trustees. 70 secure Nilmot W.
| TreW SEQ. years. Per cent, semi-annually.
/ Kalorama Heights-LOt 81. block s; George \.
Southwick ct al. 70 Alexander T. Hensey and
! Clarence b. Rheem. trustees. to secure james
H. White $3.50 years. psr cent. Semi-sn-
uuaIly.
/ North Columbia Heights-Lots / 2. and 81, block
/ Sarah Mcdonald 70 the Washington Loan and
/ Trust Company. trustee TO secure the Equitable
Co-operative Building Association. $500.
/ Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot s.. bloch
I2: Charles J. Butler and Thomas II. Banss q
Frederick L. Siddons and E. Quincy Smith
/ trustees 70 secure the Union Savings Bank
/ 5000. years per cent, semi-annually.
! Holmead Manor-Lot 2. block a William ". CuFry
| 10 William A. Pate and Edward T. Lewis. trus
/ tees to secure Fannie E. Pate, 500. 20 Il
months. per cent per annum
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouutstiono furnished BY ". b. Hibbs u.
members Of tho Chicago Beard Of Trade, Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. July m.-whtat opened finn at an ad-
vance Of q 10 / cent bushel, With the buying
largely BY overnight shorts and bulls who sold ont
yesterday Offerings were light and the uptuTn did
not eliminate until an advance q nearly cents
bushel was scored The news on winter wheat Is
rathsr bearsh Kansas City wired good deal Of
hedging going on there against purchases Of cash
wheat Local receipts - cars, with 81 estimated
for tomorrow
Corn started out strong and 50 continued through
out The session. with slight setback from the high
ro.nt There was some covering Of short corn, bat
The big buying which advanced the market was IN
Edonbtedly for long account the buying being both
by local Professionals as well commission houses
Offerings we're light until May corn sold az q
cents There is some talk Il dry weather IN the
Southwest and Nebraska points wired that general
rains will be needed very soon
Oats showed feeble rallying power. There was
some buying on the strength In wheat but reports
from the harvest fields Of too good character.
and the selling b. the country is great enough in
volume TO prevent any material advance being sis
tanned. Local receipts, lA cars With Jos estimated
| fer tomorrow,
/ Provisions started easy the continued bearish
hog situation Tho early selling Of the scatter
ed order and offerings light. Houses with stock
yards trade bought early and the late buying was
credited 10 one Of the larger local packers. Under
this demand prices advanced sharply and the closing
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prizes quoted are khoIesals.l

BUTTER-Creamery. fancy, 5sizaSo; do, prints. 81 ;
do, seconds, . process fancy. 26saZ7 d. fair 70
good. sss27; dairy, eaoiee, BIAS; do good 2la23i
store packed. lss2u.
CHEEsE-New York state factory, fancy hrsts,
l7aIf8s DO small. Hairs; do. large. I5lsaH.
EGGs-Nesr-by, choice. retumable eases. 1oa2l; ,
West Nifg MA and Southern Virginia, reJurusbie
cases. o; Tennessee, TetuTnable cases %; North
Carolina. returnable cases. .
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring. large. 5a
2; de-. medium, isa2ei do, hens, small.
per h. 70. large lsa ROSTERS. per 10, 10;
ducks. old. p; DO. spring. lbs. ard over. IS
geese Der H.. iosl2; do, fancy. l2ali; turkeys.
TOMS Per b. IS do. hens. -. turkeys, thin. Sal2
keats. per ID. Is
yEGEFAblEs- Potatoes. Norfolk. per barrel
Local q clIcumbeFs Norfolk per basket. Lo0alZ5
do. North Carolina. soaloo; string beans per has
ket g5a50: North Carolina lettuce 50al00 radishes
per 100 20 70 80; spinach per barrel, 75aleo; egg
plant per crate. Luai75: tomatoes, Per cate 75s
100; asparagus 75sl0 per dozen punches;
rhuharb lsa25 per dozen bunches; Eew cabbase.
60a75 per crate; spring onions 4oa50 per hundred
bssts, sa5 per bunch; green peas. per basket
T5aSo
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens per ID. 2a25:
chickens and hens. mixed. lsae0. slips. per h..
II ducks. lsa20, geese. per H.. nai6
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country. fugar-clred.
Is
DRIED FRUTTS-AppIes sliced. fancy. Sa5: cher
ries. l2al5; hlsckbeTries. 7 whurleberrles. ia.
WOOL AND HIDES-Nool unwasbed, tree q
burTs PEI lb %; wool. bury. per b.. &sS hides.
greer, per ID. TO- do, dry, pr h, l3als: sheey
skins green each 5al %: do, dry. each, zs6o; eaa
Mns green, each, l5oal7s-
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July 0.-WHEAT-Stock in elevators.
SO At bushels shipments from elevators 237 bush
els Sales Of cargoes on grade at los for No. red
100 for No ; rcd. IS for special bin steamer No.
red 81 for stock steamer No. red 95 for special
bin rejected. and SO for stock rejected Bag lots.
by sample. as to quality and condition. brought IS,
60 50 g. %. s. and 100 PCT bushel.
CoRN-stoek in elevators, lss903 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. III bushels. Track yellow
corn for domestic delivery at 7a72s per bushel for
car lots or spot
OATS-Stock in elevators, 1888 bushels; ship
meuts from elevators. 9273 bushels White No 2
as to weight. ssis d. white, No. g. as to weight.
47a4e, do. No g. To weight, 45aB; do, raixed
No. 2 S4s5s nominal; do. No g. Baf5iz
RYE--Stock in elevators. 1879 bushels: shipments
from elevators. 20 bushels. No. rye Western do
nestle, ssae0 No. 8 rye, Western domestic. 7sa75:
bag lots as to quality and condition. 70a75.
FLoUR-Winter extra. new. 3.55a375: do. clear
new 4l5a4.55 do. straight. new 450a4e5: do. pat
ent. new 5aia545; spring clear g.55a475; do,
straight 5sa5.75; do patent. 6o0as25; city mills
best patent. ESQ., do, high-grade patent SIS: do
straight SIS; choice family, 4.To; extra s5aa3 70
rye -four medium 70 choice. A25al50; cornmeai. Der
100 Us. L5oale9.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York July 9.-CATTLE-Reecipts 1852
head Steers we're steady for best grades; others
slow and shade lower; bulls oPened strong to o
cents higher late sales were easier. steady To
70 cents higher; one car over unsoid. Ordinary to
choice steer sold e20aso0 Per 100 lbs. bulls 4.oa
$50; COWS 295 10 $50; oxen. $50; dressed beef
slow but prices fun steady at 9a2 for city dressed
native sides; slsal0 for Texan beef.
CALVEs-Reecipts. 25ls head. Common TO choice
veals sold at 8OOal00 per 100 lbs calls and throw
outs 60oa7.50. gTassers and butteEmiiks 500a6. SO
buttermiks and slippery Teals mixed. 700af. 3
dressed calves steady 10 higher at lfka6k for city
dressed resls lIzalss for city dressed buttermlks
l0al4ls for country dressed calves.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Reecipts $50 head.
Sheep were in light supply and steady; best lambs
steady: others slow TO shade lower; few cars Of
the early arrivals and three that arrived late
were held over. Common to prime sheep sold at
30la450 per 100 lbs: culls go; common to choice
lambs 5.J0aTO0; culls. 450a5O0: dressed mutton
quiet at saIo with best UetherS selling at lolz
dressed aIubs easy at llaSlk with general sales at
lsala
HOGS Receipts. s.si7 head; szas.s9 per lN lbs
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Probate Court.

Estate q Mary W Loomis; petition for letters
testamentary; order for. commission 10 issue At
t0rney. G. Z. Hamilton.
Estate q Frederick S Clements; order to With
draw fund from bank
Estate Of Henry r. Reh; order 10 redeem jeEelry
aud sell same az public auction. Attorneys. VIII
IAN X. Quintsr and J. ]. Easby-Smith.
Estate q Cornelia E. Besll, letters testamen-
tary granted 10 Rich J. Beall bend 500 AttorneY
" Duyaii
Estate of Mary z. Kings; viii dated September
q. 1907 filed
Estate of John A. Brown; order for return d
deposit Attorney, T. L. Jcffords.
In re Howard Kolb; order for allowance
IN re Louis A. Langhorne, order for sale Attor
nsy. c. ]. Murphy
Estate q Daniel J. Macarty; sin dated Apnl
y 1877, fled
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New York, July 2o-Trading in stocks
was trihe more active to-day. though
the turnover was below the average OF
even midsummer dullness and most of the
transactions again were Of professional
origin.
The feature OF the market was the
strength of the metal shares. Amalga-
mated Copper. Anaconda, American
Smelling and Refining, and Utah Copper,
advanced sharply 70 the accompaniment
of reports that after many failures a
basis had finally been established for cur
tailment OF copper metal production.
Similar reports have been heard many
times before and IL was evident enough
that they were received with skeptieism
to-day. every one approaching the de-
STABILITY OF a readjustment OF the cop
per business, but few believing such a
readjustment likely to be brought about
On that account the general market did
not take kindly 10 the leadership of the
metal shares.
See Decrease in Production.
But notwithstanding the general in
credulity there was at least the f6unda-
ton for the reports that negotiations for
a cuTtailment of production both here and
abroad have again been begun on basis
so substantial as 10 warrant important
and conservative producers in predicting
a considerable decrease in production
at as early date as between next week
and August !.
While the activity and strength Of the
metal shares continued, the other stocks
were firm. and on few and small trans
actions the railroad stocks and most OF
the industrials advanced until the last
hour. when traders prOfessed disappoint-
ment over the announcement from Wash
ington TO the effect that ali advances in
freight rates on the Eastern roads had
been suspended until November !.
No Change in Plans.
This announcement. however. denoted
no change in the proceedings before the
Interstate Commerce Commission. except
that the railroads, BY conserving to the
suspension. relieved the commission from
a mass Of routine work that would have
otherwise consumed much Of the COM
missions time and thus facilitated the
work of reviewing and passing upon the
thousands Of increases that have been
applied for. 1t is altogether probable
that similar arrangement will be made
between the commission and the Western
companies.
Money movements were again advan-
tageous 10 this city. the event of the
day in money being an engagement OF
100000 gold for import from Mexico,
half Of which was received. The iron
and steel trade papers in weekly re-
views reported no changes in prices or in
demand
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clarence NJ Pitts. .. and saliie NJ Gouldin. q,
both Of Alps Va. Rev. Richard P. Williams
Wilhelm Khts, .. and Teresa ScheffnsT. 3. Rev.
J. NJ Little.
Everitt s. Hague. q. and Nettie r. Heath 8,
beth Of Chesterfield County Va. Rev ]. II. Little.
John A. MeNckle. s. and Jennie NJ. Rogers. %.
both Of Richmond Va. Rev. v r. Schmidt.
Owen 7. Hall. q and OTie S. RYAN. 2. both Of
Baltimore, Nd. Rev. George A. Miller.
Joseph l. Msrkle. q, and Florence Troger, ..
both of Baltimore, Nd. Rev. J. II. Little
Irving F. Dixon 26. and Lillian B. Eaton, 2
Rev H. Allen Griffith
William Wie2eke. Is and Myrtle L. Hunt. IS. Of
Secretary, Nd Rev. E. ,uAin Jones
Charles NJ Crawford, q, and Norma r. Garner,
q Rev. Alien +. Poore.
C0LGRED.
James A. Taylor. s.. and Anna A Bee. 81. Rev.
G. L. Lancaster.
William Bucks g. ard Charlotte Hawkins. a.
Rev. John Richard.
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Bernard Fl. Lane ct ux. 10 Sarah Mcdonald siu;
Church street northwest, between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth strrets-SquaGe l55, lot 2l7i William
". Curry to Fannie T. Pate, SIC.
Holmead Aianor-Lot p block 47: Fannie Z. Pate
e tx. 20 William W. Curry. SO.
L street northwest, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-Sqaare H5. parts Of lots ! and Is; Mary
Ella Morgan 70 William Z, EdmonSton, SO.
Nineteenth and streets noTthWest-squsre 49,
parts Of lots Is and Is. George G. Dawes et ux.
20 joseph z. Thropp. SO.
Vu1a Psrk-souare 429i. lot q Clara A. MaTdeu and
Edwin 4 Marien to joel +. Peck. ss70.6S
Chevy Chase Heights-Squsre 1885, lot "a; the New
lands CoEnuauv 10 Clara C. Collins SO.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Investment purchases OF bonds was the
feature at the meeting OF the local stock
exchange yesterday. This was noticeable
on call and specially after cali.
One Washington Railway and Electric
four per cent and two Potomac Electric
Consolidation ives completed the trading
on CALL and after call various brokers
took over sixteen s1.o00 bonds and two
$500 bonds of the Capital Traction fves,
selling at ll5.
An option on $50 shares Of gas was sold
at rs. and 125 shares of the stock at "a.
Sixteen shares of United States Trust at
1l5 completed the record OF rather a
dull day.
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Navy Orders.

Captains G. E. BURD. ]. E. CRAVEN. ]. J.
KNAPP. ]. H. OLIVER. J. II. SHIPLEY, ].
HOOD. commissioned captsins IN the navy from
July J. 1910.
Lieut., Commander ". b. TARDY, commissioned
lieutenant commander IN the navy from July
/ 1910.
Lieut.. R. c. SMITH. commissioned a lieutenant
tmnior sradel and lieutenant in the nsvy from
January 81 1910
Iseutepants thlnior 1adsl ". L. FRIEDELL. n.
H. GOss. e. S. ROBINSON. commissioned lieu
tenants titsnioT sradel il the navy from January
81 1910
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
"wednesday, July 20, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
NOTICE.
There Will be no session Of the Court today
Equity Court No. /.


JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. H7A. Smith vs. Lancaster superssaeas bona
fixed at 5000. Attorneys r, a. Ford-Goeuon q
Gordon and ]. n. Thurston.
No. Gs6. Nourse et al vs.. Williams 81 al sale
ratified, reference TO auditor. Attorney, \, 3
Matthews.
No. as0is Lou ct al. "a Yost ct al; auditor 3
report ratified. Attorneys r. a. Hirskell-W, h.
Marlow.
No. 2o60. Brown vs.. Lewis ct al; sale ratified
and references to auditor. Attorneys. r. n. Don
ALLISON, W. G, Gardner and g. w. Reap. W.
Ffisby
No. bra Shelton ct al. Va. Shelton decree for
sale. Attorneys. Birney Woodsrd.
No. E4s5. jenkins VS. sybert; order OF publication.
Attorney. II. W. sohon.
No. 2s5i4. Swift vs. District Of Columbia; intunc
ton denied and rule discharged. Attorneys. L. A.
Bailey-E h. Thomas
2gsa Lewis va Tubby ct al; time to take test
mcny extended Attorneys, w. G. Gardmer-O. p
NJ. Brown, T. 2. Sheehey and ]. E. Laskey.
No 2S22 Hi vs. Rudolph; rule TetuTnsble july
3 Attorneys, J. B. Dash and J. c. Howard.
No &l28. Cooksey vs.. Cookey ct al; I. B. LAn
ton and w. ". Poultney appointed trustees for sale
bond 5000. Attorneys w. w. Poultney-R P,
Evans
Ne 1875. Morisrity IS. stewsrt rule returnablc
July p and wit ne e1eat ordered Attorneys, ]. A
MoFiaHty and r. L. Montague.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July D.-IiTe hogs were duh and lover;
the receipts were estimated at 1900; left over
from yesterday, $685. estimated receipts tomorrow
SEQ; bulk Of PRICES sSoaa55; light s6ssoD. mixed
and butchers, 8S5aSse; heavy. s.oss65 rough heavy
s.0oas25; workers., ss5asS; pigs. s.6oas,e5.
Cattle were 5al0 lower estimated receipts. -
beeYes. 5loas.a0; COWS and heifers assoc; Texas
steers. 2eA5e1; ssoekers and feeders, 4eaas 20
Western. 5D0a6.Q
Sheep were steady to higher; estimated receipts
H0o0; mattress 25oa4l0 Western 2ioa4. 10 yearlings
a.0aa.s 90: lambs 450aI.l 10. Mesiern lambs A25al 8
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, July 9-Nionsy on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened az "a per ceas highest
~ lowest .; closing "a per cent. Most Of the
days loans were made at pa per cent.
Time money vas unchanged. There consider
able renewing of six months loans bat the
whole the supply vas only moderate. Rates for
sixty-day loans were 81 per cent; ninety days ~
per cent: four month"; nAas2 rer cent FIVE months
4ka5 per cent; six months 5a5ts Der cent.
Mercantile paper continued very dull. There was
good-sized assortment Of attractive names. bit
sales we're limited. Rates: 5a51s per cent for sixty
10 ninety days Endorsed bills receivable and choice
four TO six months single names; per cent for
others
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OFFICERS TO SEE WAR"

Maj. Gen. Wood and stan start for
Fort Monroe.
Mai Gen. Wood. Chief of stan; Brig.
Gen. W. Il. Carter, Brig. Gen. Tasker H.
Bliss. and Col. Charles J. Bailey, acting
chief of the Coast Artillery left Wash
ington last night for Fort Monroe. Va.
TO watch the craftsmanship test Of gun
ners at the fort.
Thirty officers of the Coast Artillery
school viii direct the firing at a sup
posed hostile squadron sailing to attack
Washington.
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Criminal court 30. !.
JusTICE WRIGHT.

JNUIINI
No zoos. United States vs.. James Frye; order
releasing from Jail July q
No. Pool. United States vs.. George r. Ormsby
libel bench warrant returned cipi bail fixed at
s. 600 recoEnizance 900 with Fidelity and Deposit
Company taken.
No. 9eee. United States ". Richard +. Peusser
ct al. section $40 Revised Statutes Il the United
States: bonds Of Richard Z. Preusser and Edward
s. Bags hled
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. z O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway & Electric As 0o1 at g.
Po.omae Electric cons IS. 1900 at 1904, 400 at
l00lL
Washington Gas. 80 at Is Cbuysr co.. 3 at tn
Is at 74A 50 at "a, 3 at "A.
United States Trust. 10 at lis. uA
After call:
Capital Traction IS, s15OoO at lis, 81 900 at us.
500 az lis, $500 al us
Following the etd and asked prices on yestes.
days Washington Stock Exchanges:
GAS BONDS.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No SCI. In re Williams & Williams; adjudication
and reference
No So. In re Isadore Kahn: order directing With
dEawai Of opposition 20 discharge
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRATN-Wheat. peT uaIshel Sass: com. she'll
Cd pr bushel esaT5: cob 275aIoo per barrel: oats
Western white M. 2 per bashel i5a52; mixed
per bashei Sass; bran. per ton, z5ooi middlinss
Per ton N.U.
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay Western. No. ], go;
No 2. 200; mix d. eco. loose al local scales lso
straw rye bundle, go; rtraw rye machine thrash,
l00o; straw, wheat. per to1, SO: straw, cat, per
ton soc
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WASHINGTON cATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extra per cEt.. e5oa7.00: do. butehss,
t.soss 50: do common. z0oas.eo
HoGs-Per cwt. gross SEQ do. ordinary, 500.
sHEEP-Prime. z5ezs0o; de common 20oaL0a.
LAMBS-Fsncy sraing. Tszss: fall. choice. per ID,
sas1k do. medium, Z.
CALVES Prime. per H.. sasis do. medium. ~;
do, common, {.
Cows-Prime. fresh. each. sse1as5oa: do, eou-
AN. as.eoasa.aa: do. old snd Dig. laa4l5eA
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished ty ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members of the New York Stick Exchange. Hibhs
Building
New York, July M.-The market ruled quiet and
firm during the late afternoon trading Foreign
houses were coed buyers. with local traders and
commission houses taking back cotton thrown over
during yesterdays break. With the selling Of scat
terire and light character prices were firm and
held most Of the earlier Improvement up to the
clos
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Fnuttv SHIFTS

Nc. 1853. Elizabeth ". Hi v. Commissioners n
the District u Columbia et al injunction Attor-
nsys J. j. Daish and J. {. Howard.
Nc. E63t. Cassandrs LinggT Va Isaac Ball ct al. /:
quiet title Attorneys, J. ]. Darlington ard W c.
Sullivan.
No. 9515 J. Archibald Morisity rs Homer
Stewart; discovery Sc. Attorney, J. A. Morisrity.
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District Court.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 80 IN n condemnation q square Is e. al
sale ratified and reference 20 auditor and order
amending Judgment as 70 parcel ~.
/ No. ssl Haske Kelly ct al rule returnsble
/ July 2.
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No. $50 Charles T. Hunter. lis Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest; bicycle repair. sale. and f0or oil ;
voluntary; liabilities. Sl.55os; assets So. AttoT-
ney. A. A. LTscomb
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SALE OF SHARES RI HOURS
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Rankrnntcr Petitinn-

No sg79a Frederick P. Sawyer vs. The Capita
Tnetioa COMPANY damages. 5000. Attorneys, NJ
j. kssne, Baker Sheehy Hogan.