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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hihbs & Co,
members Of the Cliigag0 Board q Trade. HIbbs
Building.
Chicago. Nov &-The local wheat market opened
shade easier and railieds covering by local
shorts Who are scrs iimid ard run 10 cover on the
Least sheg Of stronih. Tie market lest All of the
advance after the short interests had been satisfied
Minneapolis wired that milling demand was exceed-
ingly poor and stocks at that pc4ut increased ooo0
bushels for two days Southwestern markets re-
ported cash wheat steady bat dun. With prices
weak No demand locally for wheat for shipment.
The market was almost entirely II a professional
character local receipts today, Il cars With IS
estimated for to-maToW.
The corn marks was easier at the opening raj
lied little with wheat. but sagged on toward the
close December corn being decidedly the weaker
future Cash prices IN the sample were I to cents
lower wilh a poor demand at the decline.
Liverpool prices were weak. Local receipts $40 cars
With SIS cars estimated for tomoFrOw.
Oats were weak carly. hlit rallied on buying Of
Deesinbsg and selling 4 Mag BY local elevator in-
teress, changing over hedges. Cash prices were .e
higher. bat demand for The East very slow. Local
receipts i4a cars with i42 estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions had a further rally and closed firm.
chiefly due to the 10 TO l5e adsaEce in the hog
market Some bull support given this market
Al times ut tie principal buying thought to
b. fer Short account, Cash trade was slightly i'm
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, NoF. &.-CATTLE-Receipts 3.E2
head. Steers ruled du at Just about steady prices
bulls were firm and higher for bologna bulls; me
dun COWS strong aud others steady: common 10
good steers sold at 480a6lo per 100 pounds: bulls
375a460; COWS 200aii0 dressed beef slow at slsalo
per pound for native sides. Texas beef 7isasls
Latest London cables quoted live cattle weak at
Ri9alY5 per pound dressed weight; refrigerator
bee! selling at o. per pound Exports tomorrow,
g. beeyes.
CALVES Receipts. 1876 head. veals were steady
n shade lower. grsszefs aud ted calves easier
good Westerns firm. Common 10 prime veals sold
at 65oaie,5o par 100 pounds culls and throWuats
5.o0a6o0 grasseTs and fed calves. $50; good to
prime Western calves go; dressed calves. slow al
l3ale for city dressed veais 7a for country dressed
1a9 for dressed grassers and bamysrd calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1900 head
Sheep were steady and pane sheep firm: lambs
were advanced Za40 with some early sales nearly
80 higher; about all the offerings were taken Com
mon 10 prime sheep sold az 2s0aA Is per 100 pounds
c1Ilis, rs; 20 choice lambs COCA. l2iS :
culis and yearlings 500 dressed mutton. steady to
finn at 6aS per pound: dressed lambs, higher az
93slliR with hog dressed selling az Il
HOGS-Reccpts, 1885 head Prices steady to
strong at 7i0a7So per 100 pounds for heavy TO ligh
weights County dressed hogs sold al sisalI D..
pound
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov &.-BUTTER Receipts to-day.
Al Packages, The market is weak. Creamery sts-
Gals. Der H., aA do eNtras. s0iE do. irsis ?,
lrocsts Specials. % Z. state dairy. tubs finest 81
thEkSE-ReccIts Today. &c boxes. The mar
ket IS steady. State. whole milk specials. Il; do.
Whole milk. fancy eo0rcd September l5ls: Sims.
August September quality II: do. average fancy.
III.
EGGS-isecsipis today 50l7 caaes The market i,
unchanged State Pennsy lyaHia and nearh y hen
merry, white, fancy IS. state PENNSYLVANIA. and
nearby hennery browns, fancy, g; fresh gathered
selected extras. per dlz So
MILLFEkD- stesdy; demand Inactive curing
bran, Si59; standard middlings. $50: Western red
dog. 9.0 20 arrive; winter wheat bran IN 100
nound SACKS, 20 arrive, 2ls. City bran. ia bulk
z0l
OATs-So white, s.; No white. 81. stand.
ards S5is elevator h4ss: white On track. ssasn
FLOUR-sieady. quiet demand. Kansas siTsights
+eaaAS. IA sacks; soft straights, ASA S. in bar
RES; spring patents. Ss5aS65, in barrels spring
cleans. A3laAlo.
BucKwHEAT FLOUR Scarce. inactive. Choice
quoted rs,
RYE FLouR-ModsEnte businsss. Choice brand.
quoted st 4oSa4f5.
cORNMEAL-Steady trade is quiet Kindred
for export 2eoa2s5; coarse meal. in bags. Lisaia.
HAl-iicceipts. LBS tons Market inactive and
steady. Quotations are Prime timothy LIS: No l.
10: No. ? l0lsl. O.; No , s5a9o
sfhAW-Receipts % tons small inquiry. Ions
ne qacted Al E5aGo.
BEEF-Lower fair dealings: inquiry moderate.
Packet. lAeoala0o: family. l55oal6.00
foRk-steatly; small dealings. Mes. ls.0aais 50;
family. 200a9L5o
LARD-Irregular Prime Western. aB; city.
1910; refined continent. i065 South American,
lLI5; reaned Brazilian. IN kegs. l275: oleOseaEine
10; lard stearlne dull; New York. IA.
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oered. Attorney, Burton Macsfee.
Estate Of Mary Z. Weeks: letters testameutary
granted 10 Fanny II. Weeks; bond. 500. Attorney
J. w. DaFidEe.
Estate OF William T. Powell: letters testAmsntary
granted to Catherine II. Powell. GeneFieFe P.
Laws, and Richard Powell; bond, s. .61
In re Laura VI. Harrison e. a.: sale Of real
estate ordered. Attorney, c. i. Benjamin.
Estate Of Augustus T. Merritt; letters testSmentzry
granted To William Z. II. and Harry B. Merritt
bond. soc Attorney. Eugene Carlsi.
Estate Of sulius Michaelis; lstteTs tsStamsntary
granted to John Hansen bond. $1,000. Attorney. J.
A. Maedel.
Estate Of Electu A. Pratt: letters tsstamsntary
granted 10 Sarah A. Pratt; boad. 500. Attorney,
5. c. Peelle
Estate Of John H. Lord; letters tsstamentary
granted 10 George 4. Lord; bond, $50. Attorney,
q. r. McGine.
Estate Of George Cook; letters Of administration
granted 70 Maria J. CrIm; bond, S20oo. At.ornsys
fleming & Parker.
Estate of James Rockwell. IT.: letters Of admins
tration granted 10 Charles II. Rockwell; bond 81 09
Attorney. NJ. +. Msugan
Estate Of James {. Addison; order to settle claim
Attorneys Thompson & Lazkey.
Estate Of Timothy Winni exceptions oFeIr7licd.
Estate OF Lena d. smith. letter testzmentary
granted to Mary b. Friedman and Lena d. White
head; bond. $.eO. Attorney A. G. Clark.
Estate Of George ". Sheersrs cayeat
Estate Of A. Bsumbach; win dated September IS
1885,
Estate Of Emma Jefries; petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney, Il. Z. Evans
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore Nov. &-BUTTER-creamery, fancy.
per h. SglssS3; do choice Sea30k do, good. HA2s;
do imitation 2sa2i: do. prints 9aSi: do, blocks,
3aS3; adle 2las Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
22a2i Ohio rolls, 22s2I West Virginia rolls. 22a2i
s;Ore-p packed, q. Maryland Virginia. and Pennsyl-
Vania dairy prints. Zia. process butter, &a27h
EGGS-Mapiand Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
per doz s.; Eastern shore Maryland, and YirEinia,
IS: Western trsts. g; Southern nFsts. g; West
Virginia aFsts 81 guinea eggs l7als.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. young, choice per
ID, BAH: do, rough and poor p; old hens. ID
heavy. Is: do. small 10 medium y: old ROSTERS 9;
ducks old. b. l2al3; do. young white Pekins. fat,
HAS; do. young Museoyy and mongrel IA; do, pud-
die, old l3ali pigeons. old pair. Do do, young 2Oaz5
guinea fowl young. II lbs and over. each, g; do,
young small each. Z5a50; do cid, each, 3 geese.
near b. per h.. Is; do. Western and Southern,
IS; do Kent County IS; turkeys young lbs and
over %: do. old. h., lgsls do, rough and poor,
l2al5: do, heavy. each. I5eaL75
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

A small lot OF Gas sold at yesterdays
exchange at IS; small amounts of Railway
preferred at Sc; Lanstcn at IS; Mergen-
thaier at 90
In the bank stocks Metropolitan sold
at 200. Firemen's Insurance sold at 20.
Washington Gas IS were sold when is-
sued. carrying interest 10 date OF issue.
In exchanging rights for scrip holders
OF the former were compelled to pay in
terest for twenty-six days, amounting 10
S.69 on $1,000 The IS. when issued.
opened at 1851. sold TO 100. generally at
l0slAai0SA- small 4 per cent Gas bond
sold at lI7A.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Nov, 8,--IAve hogs were strong at SAT
urdays average prices. The receipts we're estimate
al DOC; Official Saturday, e,s0l; shipments. sss
let over lbs, estimated tomorrow 2301 Bull
Of prices 6s5a5 10: light, $40; mixed and butchers
Is; heavy, 6.75s7,soi workers., $50; pigs 40.
$50
CATTLE-Steady 20 a shade lover; estimated -
eeipts, S2009 Beeyes. A50a7.40; COWS and beiferx
25A6a0; Texas steers s.25a5 40; stockers and feed
ers. 3-S0as.60 Western 4Z5a6sO
sHEEP-Steady estimated receipts 5000. Ma
tiYes. 2&as.$; Western. 27sa4.25; yearlings 4 "a,
S. lambs. A25a6eo; Western lambs, lza65o
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Nov &.-M0ney on call at the stuca
exchange to-day orened az "a. per cent; highest, ~
lowest. "a closing. q. Most Of the days loans
made at "a per cent.
Time money was possibly q shade hrmer. although
demand by means active. Business done EaG
Of moderate size Rates saiA Per cent for al
periods nom sixty days TO SIX months
Mercantile Iapsr came into the market in fair vol
ume Inquiry vas Only iair. Rates. 5a5i4 per cent
for sixty to ninety days ind0rsed bills receivable
aud choice four TO six months single names "a
per cent for Others.
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Firemen to Have Gymnasium.

The committee in charge Of the house
warming which was given the members
of No. Engine Company last Friday
met yesterday at the Chamber OF Com
merce, and after settling all bills. found
that 500 remained over and above ex-
penses. 1t was voted that this money
be turned over to the members of the en-
CINE company, 10 be used by them in pur-
chasing a gymnasium outfit.
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BALTIMORE Hay MARKET.

Baltimore Nov. E-HAY-New No timothy,
large bales. 200 do. No. . ls.oOals.0; No. 5,
As 10 location l6ooaIa0o: choice clover. mixed 1855
Assoc: No. clover mixed. lg.sosl250; No. 2 mixed
iL0oal65o; No. l clover. l50aAl50: No 2 clover.
l25oalAe0; meadow grass and packing hay, l0.0a
I200
STRAW-Straight rye straw fair to choice, IooOa
1850; straight rye. No. 2 s00as50: tangled rye
lhlockedl, 7.Ooaso0; wheat (boCkedl fair to good
5.0oa6.58; do. good 10 prime 7.50as.09.
MILL FEED-SHing brsn l00Ib. sacks, per
ton, G.0o; Western middiing. in i0o-lh. sacks.
ton, &00s2I.00; -four and white middlings. Ia 100
10 sacks per ton. G.e5a3009; City Mills middlings,
In lOolb. sacks. per ton, 8.eoaHooi City Nils
bran. In lO0-lb. sacks. per ton. 1s-50zz.a-
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. b. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New york Stock EKchaugc Hibls
Building
New York. Nov. 2 The market vas quiet and
STEADY during the late trading With prices uciuatHg
with narrow range Of about 10 points from Satur-
day prices. The msettefnent q the stock market
Nas factor causing more conservative feeling
among the balls especially IN view Of the great I'M
certainty regarding the governments crop estimate
due on December 3, confirming the recent low pn.
ynfe CTop estimate
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Produce.

EGGs-Nesr.hy fresh Virginia. Gas; West Viz.
sinia aud Southwest Virginia. 32aS3 Tennessee. s2aU
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 9aS3z Western trsts
&lzaS; do, second, SaSii do. process. fancy, ga
IA
cHEESE-New York State factory. new. large.
l6zal7.
POuLTRY-Chickens spring, per h., Halls; hens
i2isal3; ROSTERS, ?; turkeys Da2l; ducks laal5,
geese. i2al3.
DRESSED PouLTRf-Hens. choice, per H.. la
Is; ROSTERS per h. l0all; springers l5alT: ducks
per To-, ssls; geese, per h. l4al6; turkeys per H.
2a25.
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Equity Court no. 2.

JUSTICE GOULD.
10. 1910 National Metropolitan Bank vs.. Hines
leave to intervene granted Attorneys. Ralst0n Sid
dons & Riehardson-L. L Handy and L B
HaIcheson
No. za2 Taylor rs. Rupert ct al: rule re
tamable December . Attorneys c. ". Clagett-J
A. Toomey.
No. 2Sil5 Keefer vs. Keefer same. Attorneys
l. c. Williamson-L Fugitt.
No. 1875. Cooke vs.. Cooke; referred 10 snditog
Attorneys Gordon q Gordon.
No. 2s2S5. Kengla vs.. Kengla ct al; A. @ Wells
]. Il. Gordon. and J. L. Gardiner appointed trns
tees; bond 5000. Attorneys. A. c. Wells-J. O
Gardiner
No. 2i9a- Bazzle vs.. Bazzle et al ]. Z. Card
ner and c. NJ Fulton appointed trustees: bonf
S,U0. Attorneys ]. L. Gardiner-Lsckie, FultoE
& Cox
No. 3lH. Phillips vs. Croker e al. sale con
hrmed Attorneys, Barnard & Johnson-W. W
Douglas, Archer < Smith.
II re Qanaeyl Hans Siminsen; acount approved
No. ZsS. frelsn rs. Kendall es al. rule dis
charged. Attorneys. J. J. Danngton-Nath. Wilson
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Rerular call. u o'clock noon:
Washington Gas 1s $40 At i0A-
Potomac Electric IS. Zoo AZ 107K
Washington Railway and Electric pfd 10 az SSH.
Washington Gas s al 76A.
MeTgentbsier. 10 at Is. 10 at 25. at -
DanstOn az So
District National Bank 10 at ln
F1remen's Insurance. 10 at 20. 3 az 30
After call-WsshiHgton Gas Sc, $1,000 at 1851
s. 900 at los io0O a. Oss 500 at l0S7s $50 al I0a
Union Trust. At lS2i5
National Metropolitan Baik 10 at 800
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ex-
change:
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New York New. embellishments; quiet
trade. No Nogthefn spring. 10 arrive. I. o. b..
ll5ls No. red, f. O. b.. sis; No 2 hard I. O. b..
l.o2h; No I maearoni. I. b.. s6i4 No. ! Mani
toha. f.. O. b.. lex. Recently IS loads for export.
chiefly Manitoba "a arrive.
CORN-Weaker; inactive business Steamer mixed
nominal. export basis; export. new No 2. I. o. h.
SIS; old No. ? eleyator domestic. spk. Exporters
took IL loads, mainly new, to snige January. Feb
ruaFv and Marrh
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Eouitv suits.

No. 1921. Keteham s. Carmody vs.. Catherins
AIcCanOn: enforce mechanics hen. Attorneys Nc
Nell & Mcneil
No. 9796 Frederick G. Calvert w. Jessie F.
Brooks ct al establish title for Injunction Attor-
ney. r. 2. Evans
No. 1876. James d. Hobbs Robert g. Henry
specific performance. Attorneys Cole Donaldson.
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wAsHINGTON oArTLn mARKpr.

CATTLE-Extrs. per cwt,, ssoa7g5. do t.,,.h..
tsa6,s5: common. 4.yn5 % D'-'S''
hoGs-Per est sross. aoess.5o: d.. ordinary.
sHEEP-PFime 3ooaS.50; do. eommo.,. .5oazTs
LAAfBs-Fancy sprlne 66lss "a. fsfi -SeA-' -,
medium 500 wv
oALVEs-Prme per H., aas's: mOdium. h.
CoWS-frime fresh. each. 45oOaaOo, do som.
noa, A.soAS.@; de-. I'D and dry. ls0aaM
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LOCAL WOOL AND HIDES.

wooL-wsshed. free Of buns. per ID. 3: IN.
washed. De- ID. O.
HIDEs-Green. per 10. 8; dry. per h.. l2sI4i
calskins, green. each, lZ5aL50.
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suits.

No. sSes. Richard L Miles rs. John B. BATH
neau; account s1.GA17. Attorney. b. T. Doyle.
No. S0G. The Crane Iron Works Us. The Inter
state Commerce Commission; mandamIs. Attorney,
c. F. Digs.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD
Estate Of Ernest Hammergren; win dated January
T. 1906. fled
Estate Of Mary ]. Adams; rspozt 81 sale
Estate q Mary F. Keller; sale Of personality o..
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nisfricf pefiflnn.

Nc. sS. United States "a, Lots / and 2 square
lo50. and improvements. the distiIling Apparatus.
spirits &c. and one horse wagon, and harness;
hbsl. Attorney. c. 2. Wilson.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned uutil December 6.
Equity Court No. I.
IfTSTTCE cTAFE0pn

JLsIILb HlAE fUhD.
No 255f. CcTrElio Is Byrns Ct al: hearing on
Hile continued, Attorneys Tucker S Kenyon-M. ].
Colbert
No &gSi Pannell ct a.. vs.. Browning ct al.
cAns dismissed and temporary restraining order dis
solved AttOneys. A W. Scott and N, T. Clink-
scales.
In re nunAcy) Madeline Ipunardi; committee re
/ ports referred to audtOF
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Bibbs & Co,
mtmbers Of the New Ycrk Stock Exchange. Hihba
Building
Can money: open. "a high. 2H; low. 2: close, -.
SALE OF SHARES by HOURS,
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Circuit Court No. =.

JGSIAGE EAhNAhDs
No. $500. Kemp vs.. Lehman et al: leave 20 Re
Ply double 70 sixth plea granted Attorneys Charles
Poe-John Ridout-
No. ASH. Baltimore Building and Loan AssociA'
! tioE vs. Jennings ct al; Judgment oa verdict At
tomeys. "a II. Lamar and MILAN Smith-JOhI
Rdout, Carlisle & Johnson.
No 5lS5l. Bres rs. Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company a al. on trial. Attorneys. L. Tobriner
and a. Il Neumyer-AicKnDey & f1anneTy.
Assignments for tomorrow;
No l0. Wine6. administrator, vs.. Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company Attorneys. Hamilton
Leekie. Fulton g. Cox.
No e. Clements vs. Model Laundry Company.
Attorneys. Darlington & JOhnson-Perry & Son.
No 81 Kohen vs. Washington Rail@ay and Flee
tTic Company Attorneys. Hill. Rogers Msttngiy
and ". g. Gardiner. j. Darlington.
No lf6. Gardiner vs.. Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company. Attorneys. Mather & HopeTeil-McKen'
ney & Flannery.
Attorneys, Lambert & Yeatman-Dougiss & Baker.
Montague 4 Moriarity
No IS5 AXnan vs. Washington Gaslight Com
pany. Attorneys. Neubec-Peuy q Son.
No. lSs. Hensiey. administrator. Metropolitan
Coach Company. Attorneys, Robson & ColFin-Ham-
ilton Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton.
No ise. Payne vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. shreTe s Riehardson-Pery & Son and
Dunlop
No ls2 Blackburn vs. same Attorneys, SuIli-
Fan-PerTy & Son and Dunlop.
No 5A. Jolly. administrators, Adams. After
neys. LambeTt-Dsrlington.
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CRIMINAL Court No. :.

No. 2Zs Emitted States vs.. John Cant assault
to rape verdict not guilty FIRST cunt. guilty second
count.
No. l1s. United States vs.. William johnson ;
embezzlenent plea guilty.
+ No G0s1 United States "a James T. Smith ssise
FEetsnses; motion for new tsiAl and IN arrest Of
Judgment
United States Va John Redmond; nonsuppOrt; bail
fixed at 500.
Assignments for November 2.
United states Andrew Lee.
United States IS. Ross Wise.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Declines Run as High as Four
Points in Some Stocks.
DUE TO PESsIMISTIC REVIEW

James }. Hill, Speaking of Railway
Conditions. Does Not See Any Wig
Orous Buying OF Material for I'M
provement or observation-disclosures
cry Fails 10 Follow the Election.
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IsankruntcY Courf.
District Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
/ Nc. SOS. In re Abraham MARKS; reference 10
referee to report on composition
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Circuit Court No. 4.

JUSTICE ANDEh50Ns
No. sl7le Jennings rs. MkhaE; trail. Attor
neys W. ". Bride and H. W. Whestiey-G. c.
GertmAn and jam Rid0ut
No. 50o4s. WesscOtt { Story vs.. Lawrence; motor
70 condemn credits in hands Of gzTnishse granted
Attorney, ". Stone Albert
Assignments foE tomorrow:
No. 81. Jennings 10. MishAu. Attorneys, Bride
German.
No. IS. Jones vs.. United States Continental
Jewel Filtration Company. Attorneys. Doyls-Hsy
den.
No. 81. ToWnsr ct al. vs. Saunders, Trundle et
al. Attorneys Happier & Merillst and Hayden
Johnson-Berry & Minor.
No. g MoFiarity. administrator, Washingto1
Gaslight Company. Attorneys, Montague No
EiaTiu-PeITy & Son.
Ne. III. Wright vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys. Bradley-Douglas a
Hoover,
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Criminal Court No. i.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 3sos United States Va. Harvey NJ. Lewis ct
al violating section $40. r. S. o.. S.. On trial
AttuFneys II. Il. Davis. C. II. Syme. ]. O. Git
tings NJ. vs.. Sullivan. and G. 2. HooFer.
No. ZZ4 United States John H. Rednan [;
warrant Of removal from New HAMPSHIRE; defendant
committed
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CHIEF JusTIcE cLABAuGH.

Deeds of Trust and Real Estate
Transfers ON Page Ten.
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susTICE STAFFORD.
No $40. In re extension Of New York avenue;
memorandum Ia support Of exceptions Of Edward
ID. EsstOu-
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. M United States ys. Twenty-Five Horses
and Mules. order authorizing Assistant Treasurer q
the United States TO cover into Treasury h4lancs OF
deposit.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". b. Hibbs & Co. mem
'ers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibhs
Building Rid Asked
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The United states, and
No. Ss. William Dreier, appellant Us. William
Henkel United states marshal, &c; restored 10 the
dockeS for rearglment before a fuli bench.
Nos 29. 20. 80 81 Rnd 38. The United States
plaintiff in error, vs.. The Pacific Mail steamship
Company; In error to the District Court Of the
United States for the Northern district Of Cali
for1fia; dismissed on motion Of Mr.. Attorney Gen
ersl WiAefsham FOR the plaintiff IN error.
No. 75s. Christopher c. Wilson, plaintiff in error,
vs. The United States: and
Nos. go and Ts3 Christopher c. Wilson, appel
liant Vs. The United States; motion to advance
submitted by Mr.. Attorney General WickeEsham
for the United States.
No. IS. Mariana +. Sena. plaintiff in error, vs..
American Turquoise Company; passed, to be re-
stored TO the call under the provisions Of section g.
rule 8 on motion Of Mr.. George W. Wiekersham
in behalf Of counsel.
No. u. Original. Tx parte In the matter Of
Walter ]. Gregory. petitioner; leave granted 20 Mr..
A. 5. Worthington to withdraw his appearance here
In for the petitioner, en- motion q Mr.. A. s..
W0rthington in that behalf.
No 7S. Frederick A. HYDE et al. petitioners rs
The United States; petition for writ Of ceFtioFari
10 the Court Of Appeals Of the District Of Columbia
submitted BY Mr.. A. S. WOTthngtnn for the peti-
TONERS and by AIr. Attorney General Wickersaam
for the respondents.
No. -. Original. Ex parte: In the matter Of
The Mallory Steamship Company. petitioner: mo-
ton for leave to file petition for a writ Of pro
hibition submitted by AIr. Everett 2. Wheeler for
the petitioner. and by MF. Frederick N. Brown for
the respondent
No. 7g. Amanda c. Foster petitioner. vs Lu-
cana +. Boulo. ezecutriK. &C.: petition for WIT
Of eertiorari 20 the United States Circuit Court II
Appeals for the Fifth circuit submitted By Mr.. ].
Blocker Thornton and Mr. Frederick g BroIlbeTs
for tho petitioner and BIZ Mr. Harry Pillars for The
respondent
No. = Original TX rarte: IN the matter Of H.
A. Bradford. petitioner; motion for leave to file
petition for wits Of prohibition and mandamus slb-
mitted by Mr.. George r. Hoover and Mir. William
4. Borah for the petitioner.
Ne. -. Original. TX paTte; In the matter Of
sobrtnos de Ezquiaga petitioner; motion for leave
to file petition for wit n prohibition or menda
mus submitted b. Mr.. Frederic D. McKeaney IN
behalf Of Mr. Francis II. Dexter, for the petitioner
Ne 10 Stuart Lindsey. appellant. " Natural
Caybonic Gas Company ct al motion d NeH YORK