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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July u.-WHEAT-Stock in elevators
FL go bushels shipments from elevators 90si bush
els Sales Of cargoes on grade al 81 for No. 2 red
"a for No. 3 red. 90 for special bin steamer No. 2
red, 30 for stock steamer No. red. SO for special
bin rejected, and 81 for stock rejected. Bag lots
BY sample as 70 quality and condition brought 7s
50, s.. 81, 90 81 80. s. IS, and 81 per bslshel.
CORN-St0ck in elevators .l52 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. T.s70 Bushels Track yellow
corn for domestic delivery. 71a7ois per bushel for
car lots on spot. Cob corG-Carlosds prime yellow
on spot sT5 Dbl.
OATS-stock in elevators. zs.Ts bushels; ship
ments from elevators. lS5 bushels. White Nc. 2
as to weight i5isa4e: do. white No. 3 as to
weight 4455a45; do. No. 4, as to weight PAS do
mixed. No. 2 43a44iz. nominal; do, No. s. 43ag3lk
RYE-Stock in elevators. 1918 bushels No. 2
re Western domestic. 7saTs. Nc rye Western
domestic 72a7t; bag lots. as TO quality and cond-
ton, ssaz4
FL0UR-Winter extra. 2ssa3ss; do. clear. 465a
AS: do. straight, s40a455; DO. patent s00a5 TO-
spring clear 4iaaL&; do, straight. 5osas.so; d.
patent 5.S9a555; city mills. best patent SIS; do
high grade patent. SIS; do. straight as5; choice
family, $50; extra. 39oa4lo rye flour, medium TO
choice. L25sA5o; corn neal, PER 100 pounds, LsQh
l.6a.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

10 Twentieth street northvest-squsre g. lot q;
Edward B. Olney e. TX. to Mary J. DAILY. SO
X street. between Third and Fourth streets south
esst-Square Tss west part of lot 4; Ada v.
Rowe e viz 10 Henry c. Griffith. g.
An6costia-Lot 81: Chichester. part Of lot Z: Fred.
eriek N. Thomas TO Sarah A. Thomas. SO
Garfield Heights-Los 8. block 6: lots Il. Il. p.
and %. block :; lots TO- y. Is. Il. Is. ls and
81 block II lots and g block y; lot 3 block
s. and lot 2 block Il: J. Arthur LYMAN and
f. Hilton Jackson trustees. 70 Thomas Walker.
Mount Pieassut-Lot g. block II Percy H. Russell
e ux. to Robert II. Mcneil. SO
WhitehaTen-SQukTe 1883. Let so; W. Walton Ed
wards ct ux 70 Sallie NJ HUM, SO
Mount Pleassnt-Square &77 lot s2S; Marion o.
Burrows ct Tx to William Mulhs SIC.
Oak View-Esst part Of lot 2 block 5; Edward J.
stellwagen and Henry z. Davis, trustees to
IDA P. Davis seii2.
Randle Highlands-Squsrc 56z4. LOT 50; The United
States Realty Company 70 Robert L. Downing.
Chevy Chsse-sQusre 1857. part: Fulton r. Gordon
ct w. TO Hugo Schafer aS5
Chevy Chase-Square f750 lots Is and Il: Fulton r.
Gordon ct ux. to Ernest Z. Thomas, S4a.
South Grounds Of Columbian UNIVERSITY quArs
$50 part Of LOT 81; Appleton Cady et ux. to
Alfred z. T. HanSnann. SO
lie Droit Park-Lot 2 block 2; John Mitchell r..
trustee, 20 Ernest Warren Porter, 800.
50 507K and 500 Twenty-third street northwest
Square Sc. part Of lot ;; Joseph J. Darlington
and J. Wilmer Lstimsr. trustees, 10 Louis A.
johnson. S.so.
South Grounds Of Columbian ColIegc-Lot 81 and
part Of s; Jessie L Heisken and John T. Nc
Lean. trustees TO William p. H Merritt $ 100
South Grounds Of Columbian Collsae-Psr Of lOtl
q and g. William E. H. Merritt to William l.
Miller. SO.
Mount Pleasant Hsights-Lots a and IS. block (
Fulton R. Gordon ct TX 10 Daniel ". Beach
SO
woodridge-Lot 70. block IS: George W Crane ei
ux % PoWhatAn ". Robertson. SO.
Fonrand-R-haH and d streets and Virginia avenu,
souihwest-square $50 interest In lots Is and -
lots A, B. c. D. z and F. II. Mercer Walker
10 James F. Barbour $1,000
FosIfand-a half and D streets and Virginia avenue
southwest-Sqnare SIS lots s. IS. 70. A. p, c
d. and z; American Security and Trust Com
pany, executor and trustee, ct al. 10 James +.
Barbour SO
o street northwest between Sixteenth and Seven
tenth streets-Squsre ISL. lot 81: Margaret OH
veri and Countess Mary Radicati d Brozolo Z
Barbara n Graf 81 800
Four-and half and streets and Virginia avenu,
southwest-Square So interest in lots IS and 10
lots A. B, c, d. e. F. and 6: William NelsoE
Cromwell. trustee, 10 James F. Barbour SO
schuetzen Park-Square 1852. lot i2i; Charles n
LiRhthown et ux. 10 Leo p Harlow, SO
1852 and l754 X street northwest-Square I2s LOT Is
Caroline NJ, Amory 70 Parkwood Apartment
House Company. $1,000
Pleasant Plains-Lot SIS block II; John I. Wsrer
ct w 10 Anna aiattiHgly, $40.
Cleveland Park-PlTt Of lot z; Arthur 3. Farhan
Ct ". TO Frederick S. 6ichner. $40.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore July i. Quotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as iolloEs:
BUTTER-crsameFy fancy. ID. Biaa2s; do.
choice. per h. zlsa2; do. good. per IL. 25az ;
do imitation. per b.. as2; DO. prints. PER ID,
1ea3e; do. blocks per b. Es1; lsdle. PER 10. pa
2; MARYLAND and Pennsylvania rolls 10. 2; Ohio
rolls per b.. p; IVES, Virginia rolls. per b.. a;
s,ore-paeked Ohio TeT H.. "a store-paeked. Wes,
Virginia. rer 10. "a: Maryland Virginia. and Perm
sylYania dairy prints per h. process buttS, per
d., 2iak.
EGGs-Marsland. Pennsylvania. ard near-by hrs,s.
per doz 20; Western hFsts per doz-. 20; West Viz
EiuA firsis pr doz., %: Southern nTsts. Der doz.
la; guinea sgEs per doz.. salo
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickeus, spring, II lbs. and
over per ID. 2: do. small and Medium. GzA: old
hens. per h.. heavy. 10; do small to MEDINA. Is
old rOosters. per b.. losu do. spring large.
per b.. p; ducks. large. per b.. Bal4. do.
per H. I2Al3; do. sTEing. lbs. and OVER. Tss
H. IL; d. smaller 1al5; riEe0us. Young. per pair.
%; do. old. Per pair. 2a5i guinea fowl. old.
each. 3
ieoai.l5; do. Norfolk. per bh. No. ]. Looal 3;
do. YoTk River per bb-, L0osil5; do, Eastern
Maryland per Dbl. i0al.5.
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLEs-Apples.
early harvest per bbl. fancy. lEAL5O: do. small.
7sAIO0: do. per Abb has s0a60; do. per boz,
5A4o; do, New YORK assorted, per Dbl, 2SoaA5oi
oeetE native pct bunch liia2: blackbsres, Eastern
Shore per ct CAT: DO RappahAnnOck per bucket.
ssa4oi do. Patuxent per bucket. soai5i cabbage.
Norfolk per bb-, Sa45 do, per crate, 4oSS5i can
tsloupes Florida per crate IO0al5o: do. Georgia,
per crate i00al5 90; com North Carolina pr dozen.
sal2 do. Virginia pit Dozen salo; clcumbers. Nor
folk, per basket, GaLoo; do, per bh.. i5a2oei
egErsans Florida per crate, losl 70 hnekleoer1es,
Eastern Shore Maryland Per a.. 6aTl4: do. MaFy-
land and Virginia, pr bucket, ES5: kaie. native.
per bus. box, lsa3O; onions Rappahannock. per
bbl.. dry 275a3oo; do. per izbhl. basket, iloal5
do. Pennsylvania. yellow. per bus. gsLoo; do,
spring per loo bunchss Sos50; TaspheTTieS Eastern
Shore red pint sasis do red quart. Tas; peaches.
Maryland and Virginia per bon. f0aso; do. Kappa
hammock PER box sa6o do, per basket, 2Ss49 pine
apples. Florida per crate. l5oaz50. plums. Mary
land and Virginia per basket sa60; squash. native
per basket I5s25; spinach. native. bashel box za3
string beans Norfolk. per basket green, naso; do.
per bushel. wsx. Da75: do. native. per bushel
green, Toas0 do. PER bushel, wax. c5aT5; tomatoes,
Potomac PER 6basket canisr, 75al.z: do, Rappa-
hammock per s-bssket carrier, 75alo0 do, Aissss-
sippi. per crate 75al.o0; do. Norfolk. per crate
l0oai5 do. native, per S-bsskei, L0oal25; water
melons, Georgia each, l0s2
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Samuel h De Brell, $. and Ruth s. Fuller, %.
Rev. r. P. WilliSmE.
Louis Alderman. Is. and Fannie Krinsky. 8.
Rev. g. SilEerstone.
Paolo scandone, s. and Rosana Girocco n.
Joseph A. Williams. 81. and Mauds NJ Kidssl.
2. Res. B. d. Cav.
John W Niece 90 and Lille J. Hatcher, 2.
both Of Druid Bluff Va. Rev. r. 7. Williams
George D. Sullivan. p. and Eioisa ]. Gihchrist.
20 Rev. r. D. Power.
Bernard A sIattiugIy. p. and Grace Green, q.
Rev. ". ". Barnes.
HAuy A. Hunaksr. a. and Myrtle E. Skinner, q.
Rev. Charles T. Warner.
Joseph T. Curtis. q. Of Fredericksburg. Va. and
Mary C. Hinton, II. Rev. J. NJ. Little.
Raymond Drawbond p, and Ada snider. %, bath
Of yesuvius. va Rev Herbert 4. johnson.
Charles Z. Morsrty. Il, and Annie B. Daniel,
81. Rev. J. NJ. Little.
COL0RED.
Preston J. Bostwick d. and Josephine Cooper. Is.
Res. s. ~ Beckett.
Thomas J. shsnkiin. .. and Joanna Williams. =.
Rev. John Williams
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By w. B. Hibbs %.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. H.bbs
Building.
Chicago. July u.-Whest opened 70 ~ cents
lower with general scattered selling in the way
OF profit taking and also Tot short account by local
operators. The weather map showed more scat
tered distribution Of precipitation though the char
acter Of the rainfall was Of a showery nature. The
temper Of the local trade was bearish and prices
declined TO l02 for September By noon Primary
movement compared with a year ago. showed a
large increase Receipts 7Slo0 bushels against
81 0o9. OF which Southwestern points furnished
s0i 900 bushels. against $500. St. Louis reports
cash wheat cent lower than Saturday. with a
good demand. report Was published Of a sale
Of 90 900 bushels Of new No. red in Baltimore
at 90 cents. Local receipts cars, with = esti'
mated for tomorrow.
Ideal weather conditions over the corn belt caused
a lower opening and weak un6eFtone 10 the mar
ket throughout the session. The country sold for
sh!pment7 on a larger scale than for some time.
Local professionals were buyers around 50 cents.
and tried 70 bring about & rally but were not
successful Omaha wired corn making 10 for lost
time Local receipts 1872 cara. with go estimated
for tomorrow.
Oats we're easy with other grains. although the
decline was not as great on wheat or corn. Lo-
cal receipts. 10 cars. With ITO estimated for 70
morrow.
Provisions ruled lover. because Of the large hos
receipts. Sharp declines in that market and indt
cations Of liberal Western Increment ia the next
few days Packing interests and scattered holders
were chief sellers. and shorts were credited with
most of the buying. Cash trade duh.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore. July u.-C ATTLE-Reecip for week
ended at noon to-day were also head. against l752
head last week; s. carloads Eale; market steady
at about last weeks quotations. viz: Steers, Ass
7.60 heifers l001600: COWS 20a509; bulls asa
SIS; fresh COWS, z50oa55.0o per head
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts for week ended
at noon to-day were II SOS head, against s,IlT head
last week liberal run: fair trade Tor good and
prime stock; other kinds very duh. sheep, 225a
4T5 lambs 60oaS00i extra. SIS
H0Gs-Receipts for week ended at noon to-dsT
we're l. 10 head. against 5 6T head last week, far
supply; market steady Westerns light 10 Z5sIo 30,
medium s95aloOo light nearby, l03)ai0 .; others
e.50as.so; roughs, a00as.oo.
CALYES-Reeeipts for week ended st noon to-day
were as head against AS head last week fair sup
ply; market higher st 4soaa75; extra. 400.
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ARMY AND NAVY.

The leave Of absence granted First Lieut.. ROY b.
sTAYER Fifth Field ARTILLERY. is extended 20
and including July q. 1910
Leave Of absence for two months 10 take effect on
about July 2. lsle. Is granted Capt WILL
LIAM ID. DAVIS, qusrteTmasieT.
Leave Of absence fer fifteen days Is granted Capt.
JOHN McA. PALMER. Fifteenth Infantry.
The appointment Of FRANK DE l. EARRING
Ton, late major, First Infantry, MAJOR On
the retired list. United States Army, with rank
from June g 1910 is announced.
Capt. GEORGE H. McSlAsTER, Eighth Infantry.
is detailed for general recruiting service and
viii proceed 20 Fort SlOcum relieving First
LieCL FREDERICK GoEDECKE. Seventeenth
Infantry.
Capt PIERCE A. MURPHY, First Cayary. Is re-
neyed from further duty in the ofhce q the
Adjutaut General Of the Amy, and viii pro
coed to join his proper station.
Leave Of absence for ten days. to take effect on
OF about July 10, 1910, is granted second Lisut-
JASON Mcv. AUSTIN, Coast Artillery Corps.
Leave Al absence from August 10 and including
August 2. 1910. is granted Klrst Lieut. RICH
ard DONOVAN, Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
First Lieut. MATTHEW A. CROSS, Coast Artil-
leTy Corps. Is relieved from assignment TO the
Thirty-seventh Company and placed on tho IN
assigned list
Leave Of abseEce 70. ten days 70 take sfset On or
about July ls 1910 is granted 70 Second Lieut..
AUGUSTUS NORTON, Coast Artillery Corps.
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Charles Shepard and George n. Bond trustees.
70 secure John J. klcinsT. f., SD. year, 6
Per cent Per anuun.
lie Droit Park-Lot 2 block Z. Ernest Warren
Porter 20 William 3. Robson and James A
Messer trustees 20 secure William B. R0bis0n
ard James 4. Messer trustees, 800 s. notes
Pleasant Plsins-Lot l. block y; Francis A. Blundon
ct nx. TO William E Edmonst0a and Louis r.
Peak. trustees. TO secure Edward s. McAnew,
S3o, years. per cent. semi-annusly.
Woodridge-Lct 70. block IS: P0shatan ". Robert
son e Ux. to William II. Walker and ]. SpTiEg
Poole. tnsstees 10 secure F10Eence Z. Poole.
&.ooe. ; yesrs. DIT cent. semi-anuusllJ.
Columbia Heights-Psrt of lot 5. bi5sk -, Mar
garet b. suits ct al. &c Walter r Wilcox and
George +. Hane, trustees. to secure Deborah
6. Excel, S,So yssrs. per cent. SEMI
annually.
Square 5Z3-Lct n: John 7. Ksnealy 10 The Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company 10 seclrs
Equitable Cooperative Building Association.
SLIGO
Pleasant Plains-Lot ss3 block Il Anna Msttingly
10 Charles p Stone and Charles w. Fairfax.
trustees. to secure John Warren, S, 20, TO
IS months, per cent per
Cleveland PaTk-Lot ?; FREDERICK s Gic.lDsr TO
Harry K. Boss and II. Glenn Phelps. trustees.
Per cent, seniannsally
Square Ts2-Lot Is; Mary E Stewart to John ID.
Coughlan and Harry s. Welch trustees to Sc
cure Charles E. Marsh, S6S, years. per cent,
seui-snnuEly.
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llaWau1fs.

No 5zf5s. Kraus Manufacturing Company rs.
William B. Garrison; eerti0rsr. Defendants at
torney, J. A. Toomsv.
No 5E0. Walter H. Messimer VS. Home Ice
Company SANE, Defendants attorneys sleman &
Le-rh.
No $751; Frank r. Vale " William II. Smith
Judgment Municipal Court, So Attorney, ?, p.
Vale
No. 5z7ez Lucy .. W NAYS rs. New Amsterdam
CASUALTY Company policy 95 Attorneys, D. 5.
Msckan. J. C. Giftinss and J. r. Cation.
No. 5z3 Frank C. McIearen, administrator. rs.
Washington Southern Railway Company: damages.
N,eoo. Attorneys. 7. c. Bradley and S. McSAmsn..
No. 52758 Carrie Miles " Washington Railway
and Electric Compsny; damages, 500. Attosney.
". C. English.
No. 5Z765. Charles J. Walker Is Roland C. Booth
Judgment Municipal Court sl5l.5s. Attorneys. Dam
Peyser & Taylor.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July 1I-9loney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened al - per cent; highest s.;
lowest 2is closing "a per cent Most Of the days
loans were made at "a per cent.
Time money developed greater frmness thar was
seen last week, and there a limited supply,
which did not meet the increasing demand The
months loans being desired by borrowers. Rates:
Sixty days 81 per cent ninety days, 4a4& per cent
for months "a per cent; five months. 4s4a5 per
cent; six months. sa54 per cent
Mercantile paper was dan, because Of the light
demand Many Institutions were entirely out OF the
market even though coed assortment was offered.
Rates: 5a54 per cent for sixty 10 ninety days in
dorsed bills receivable and choice four six months
single names per cent for others.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July u,-Bive hoss were l5az lower;
.stimated receipts 5000: left over from Saturday.
.S2; estimated receipts tomorrow. $500 Buik
4 prices. Se0asS light sS5as Is: mixed and
butchers s70a9l0; heavy, sHaSs0; rongh. heavy,
l25ss.5O; yorkeTs. so5as.l0; pigs. Ss5as@
Cattle were i0al5 lower; estimated receipts "A 90
Natives, 525aslo; and hefers, 275ass5: stock
rs and feeders. 360a5.70; Texas steers. 4I5ak50
Western. 5O1aTle
Sheep were mostly 3 lower estimated receipts.
0.oo0 Natives, 2T5a4.5o; Westerns. 26Oa4.s0; year.
ings, 450a5,S5; lambs, 4.50s750; Western. 4sOs7.75
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SENATOR DICK HITS BACK.
Denies Interest I'm Federal Contract
for Tube Service.

Senator Charles Dick, Of Ohio. issued
8 brief statement yesterday denying the
charge published In New York paper
yesterday morning that he IS financially
interested In government contract In
Cincinnati for pneumatic tube service.
He says he severed his connection with
the Universal Pneumatic Transmission
Company when that concern, which had
been doing an exclusively commercial
business. decided TO go after government
contracts
Regarding my professional relations. .
continued the Senator. Il VIII say that
since my election 10 Congress I have not
engaged in the practice Of law and have
no law partner"
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheet. Per bushel, sass; corn, shell.
ed per busheI S6a72: cob 37sAL0O per Darrell oats.
Western white, No. 2. per bushel. isa52: mixed.
per bushel i5a50; bran, per ton, see; middlines.
per ton, zoo.
HAY AND SrRAw-Hsy, Western, No. !. 800;
No = zOo; mixed. zleO loose at local scales, 800;
straw. re. bundle l2oo, straw ne. machine thrash
looO; straw, wheat, per ton. $50: straw. cat. per
Ion. so.
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Rains So Cheek to Canal.

The Isthmian Canal Commission has
received word that the excessive rain in
the canal belt has not interferred with
the excavation. and the work OF laying
concrete continues. Reports state that
2.6l6,e09 cubic yards were excavated in
June and the amount OF concrete laid
was 124.214 cubic yards
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Navy Orders.

The following orders have been issued;
Lieut. Commander R S. DOUGLAS detached duty
navy yard, Pensacola, Fla TO duty California
as navigator.
Lieut.. Commander N. ST. c. ELLIS. detached daty
califcTia; to duty naval training station. San
Francisco Cal
Paymaster F. K PERKINS, 10 duty naval train-
ms station. San Francisco Cal.
Psymastef W A GREER, detached duty naval
training station. San Francisco, Cal, settle ae-
counts and wait orders.
Passed Assistant Paymastur r. W. sCHUMANN,
detached duty navy yard Boston. Mass; 70 duty
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart
ment Washington d. c.
Psymasfer's Clerk ]. P. FIRENG. placed upon tbs
retired list Of of3sers q the navy from June "A,
1910 and detached duty Naval Academy, Annap-
ellis, Nd; 70 home.
Pavmaster's Clerk S. II. KNOWLES, appointment
as paymastsTs clgTk in the navy. duty naval
training station, San Francisco, Cal, rcTpksd.
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INJURED At CAR BARN.
Employees Fall Into Pit Proves Of
Slight Consequence.

Hugo Moass. an employee OF the Capt.
tai Traction Company. was slightly In
jured yesterday morning in the car barns
at Fourteenth and Decatur by falling
into the pillow pit while repairing the
truck Of a car.
Another employe telephoned the Emer-
gency Hospital that Moass had frac-
tured skull and broken neck. The am
bulance made a hurry run and brought
him TO the hospital Beyond q slight
bruise on the shoulder and a mild con-
fusion of the scalp he was uninjured.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saies-Reg1ilar call II O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction IS. $1,000 at lis
Washington Railway and Electric IS 100 at "a
Washington Railway and Electric preferred at IS.
Washington Gas. 5 at ISL. 3 at 70. Is at 7s
Mesgeuthaler. al G7it
Lanston . al 81
Union Trust. az 1894.
United States Trust at llssE
After call:
Leuston % at s., 2 at 81. % at g. 50 at S.
Washington Gas = az "a.
Following are the pid and asked prices On yestss.
days Washington Stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cHt., 6sOa7Oo: do. butcher.
t50a5 30: do. common, 20oa3o
HOGS-PeF cwt, gross. so; do, ordinary, s0o,
sHEEP-Prime A5oa5 90; do common. 3OOaAOo.
LAAlBS-Faney spring. 81 fall. choice. per ID.
ssslt; do. medium, Z.
CALvEs-Prime. per h.. sassz; do. medium. 9;
DO, grass. za5.
c0WS-PTime fresh. each sOoaG5.O0. do, con-
nsn. S.Voaso-oo; do, old end dTJ. le90als.oA.
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pERcIvAL DODGE RETURNING.
VIII Be Chief OF Latin-AmeFican
Division Here.

H. Pereival Dodge. former Minister to
Morocco. advised the State Department
that he has left Tangier for Washington,
where he win become chief Of the Latin
American division OF the department.
Cyrus Wicker, secretary OF the lega-
ton there. Will act as charge until the
arrival OF Fred W Carpenter. for
rner secretary 10 the President. who was
appointed Minister to Morocco TO sue
coed Mr.. Dodge. Mr.. Carpenter sailed
from New York for his post on July 5
last.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
(slonaay, JuIy II, l01o9
DISTRICT COURTS.


JUSTICE STAtFOkD.
No. 2seo5 Frank rs. Moore & Hin; hearing on
rule continued. Attorney, ]. ". Patterson, ]. H.
Stewart ard T. L Gies--W- ]. LanbGrf.
No. 1875 O'Brien vs.. oBuen; same. Attorneys,
;. H. Adfiasns-F. d. Blackstone
No DOB Johnson vs. Williams auditors report
ratified. Attorney 6. c. German.
No. Z2i7 CristofsHi v. Cristofsni: decree pro
eoufesso Tered. Attorneys. T. L. Je8osds and j.
c. BsaIl--J E. Taylor
No. GsS2 Kent IS. Kent: reference TO examiner.
Attorneys, ]. L. Taylcg-A. W. Gray.
No 2s28s. Forrest vs.. Forrest; intervening petit
ton Of Leroy Gaddis r. stricken from record. At
toTnsys, W. G. GRrdinsr-Dsrr, Peyser 4 TsyloF-
40. 2SSl. Rackey e al. vs.. Hilton; sale Tat;hsd.
Attorneys, c. Mackey-J. z. Padsett.
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Equity suits.

No &5Si Harry D. wheatley - Sophia Wheat
leg ct al; 70 assign dover, partition, &c Attor-
ney. G. c. German.
No. Zs0s Mary A. Reilly e al vs.. Unknown
Heirs. &C.. Of Martin Conner; quiet title. Alter
neys, Rslst0u, siddons & RiehaFdsoo.
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COTTON MARKET.

QUOTATION. furnished By ". B. Hibbs s Co.
members q the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibha
Building.
New York. July 1.-THE market was quiet and
steady during the late afternoon finding was light
and local with the situation about unchanged from
the earlier market report,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W. B. Hsbbs Il CO..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building
Can money. Open. 2ss high "a low. ~: Close %.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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New YORK, July n.-wHEAT-Weaksr; dul. No.
/ Northern spring 70 arrive. I. o. b. LZ54: No. ?
red, I. b, linz No hard. New York 100
(. 0. b.; No. ! macaroni. (. O. b. 81: No. ] Mani
fobs. e. O. b.. LISA. Quotations are on canal basis
CoRN-Weaksr and slow. Steamer mixed. nomi-
nal. expert basis; expyr- No 2. I. o. b., 6sA, 70
arriKe. % % arrive c. !. & "A elevator.
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 81. 10 re damages account change Of grade
aprraisement as to lots IS and A. square ~, con
irmed.
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Drafts are not advised, but it is al
most better TO risk one than an alrlegs
sleeping room.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE srAFFoR1


No. as5s. Schubert "a Philadelphia BaltimoTe
and Washington Railroad Company; bin Of sxcep-
tions submitted Attorneys, Leckie, Fulton & Cox
-rMcKen1ey & Flannery.
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Guttony is a sin. and the wages of SIN
is uglibess