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prices quoted are wholesalel

AfEGES quoted are MnOleAalel
BUTfER-CreameTy. fancy 2: do, prints,
90; do. seconds, q; process. fancy. 1saz7s; do.
fair to good. 25aa. dairy. choice. 4az5; do, good
Zla23i store-packed, lsa20.
CBEEsE-New York State factory. fancy frs1.
l7ali5a do. small. FAIRS do. large. lsssalT.
EGGs-Near-by, choice, retumable cases, q:
West Virginia and Southern Virginia, returnabls
cases, 20; Tennessee. returnabls cases. %; North
Carolina. retumsble cases. 20
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring large. ga
g; do. medium. Zs24; do. hens, small,
per h., 10; large, 49,; roosters. per h., Il;
ducks. old. IS do, spring 3 lbs. and over, Is;
geese, per 10. loal2; do. fancy l2al4: turkeys
toms Per h., IS do, hens %; turkeys, thin lOal2
keats. per 10, Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per bushel SOAS: sweet
potatoes, per Dbl, l.50a250: vans, per bbl,
Zooa275; cucumbers. Florida, per basket, 75aI so,
string beans, per basket, L25aL75: North Carolina
lettuce 5Oal00 radishes per 100 $3.50; spinach pez
bbl l.0oalZ =; Florida peppers per basket L5Oal Is
eggplant, Per crate l75a2S; Florida tomatoes. pea
crate, L50a275: asparagus, l5oa200 per dozen
punches; rhubarb lsss Per dozen punches; new
cabbage. soa95 per crate; spring onions z0a5o peg
hundred; heets, 3a5 per bunch; strawberries. pei
quart 5as; green peas. per basket 75sS0.
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Chickens. per h., 2a3
chickens and hens. mixed lsa20 slips, per ID,
u ducks. lsa2o geese. per h.. Halo
DRESSED MEATs-Hsms. country. sugar-cured.
lsa20.
sUNDRIEs- Beeswax. q; talow. sassl: ginseng
per h.. 5oOasS0; seneca, per H., co. golden seal.
40a45: pink. l2als. mandrake, 2a3: snake root IS
walnut kernels dry. l5als; black Wsnuts per 100. IS
DRIED FRoIfS-Apples. sliced. fancy. 4a5: cher.
riss. l2al5; blaekberries, 7; whortleberries. l2H
WOOL AND HIDBS-Wool. unwashed. free Of
hurrs. per ID. 80; WOOL bury. per h.. 2a2S hides
green. per H.. 10; do. dry. per ID. Esl6; sheep
skins green, each 75ai00; do. dry EACH 2ee9; calf
skins. green, each. L50sl.75
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Estate Of Mara Al. Bostock; viii dated Deem
Der TO- 1905 fled
Estate OF Sebres Smith: appearances entered At
toneys. Lyon 4 Lyon.
Estate Of Electus Backus: letters Of sdministra
ton cancelled. Attorney, T. A. fleming.
Estate Of Alice Dixon: date Of trial liked. Attor
ness. ], J. Darlington and l. II. Linton.
Estate Of Edmund A. Ogden: letters AZ Admins
trati0n granted 70 William II. Booth; bond $50
Attorneys T. A Fenning and 3, ". Parker.
Estate Of Frederick n. Follett: letters Of admin
sfration granted 10 Frederick F. Buell.: bond s. 600
Attorneys Lyon 4 Lyon
Estate Of Robert NJ. Morris; letters q admins
ration d. b. n C. Z. a. granted 70 William IL
Fox; bond, 500. Attorneys, same.
Estate Of Carl Auerbach: letters testsmentAr
granted 70 Hannah AueEbach gnd ". d. Rosenberg
bond. $500 Attorney NJ. D. Rosenberg
Estate az Robert L. Reyburn Robert Reyburn ap
pointed guardian; bond 500 Attorneys. Maddox s
Gatles.
Estate Of Martha f. Mathiot. letters testamsuizry
granted TO BENJAMIN +. Mathi0t; bond 500 At
torueys RAlston. Sddons Richardson.
Estate Of Catherine II. Gahard; rule DISCHARGED
Attorney. W. H. Dennis
Estate Of Robert Schroeder; letters q sdministFs
ton granted 10 Clara B. Trzutman. Attorneys
cTosfhwaite Colioday.
Estate II Olivia Webster; letters testamsntar1
granted 10 John g. Webster. bond 500. Attor
ney. J. r. Adnaans
Estate % Anna p. Halstead; petition for letter.
testsmentary. Attorneys, Gordon Gordon.
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court Of Appeals.
Adjourned from day to dsy.
Equity Court no. i.


JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 2Ssl0 Uhlein vs.. Arnott ct al; title vested
in complainant by adverse possession. Attorney,
]. A. BuFksrt.
No zsss9 Jones ct al vs. Colbert Of al; decree
for performance Of contract Of purchase and author
king trustees TO accept offer. Attorneys. w. H
Manogue-J, r. Padgstt.
No. 1879. George rs. Ford; appeal bond fixed.
Attorneys G. f. Williams and W. E Ennis
Tucker & Kenyon.
No. 294s. Owens Ct al VI Sharp ct al. order to
sell. Attorneys Cuttings & ChsmbeElin-L Tobri-
ner.
No. &ss7. White vs.. whiiei reference to sx-
amlner Attorneys. ]. R. Shields sad G. p. Hoo
YER.
No 74lsl Griffith IS Stewart; decree on man
date. Attorneys W. Z. Ambrose C. H. Merillat,
and James II. ROherts-W. w. Stewart
No. 1887. prentiss vs.. Richards Wall Paper Com
pany: guardian sd litem appointed Attorney. G. +.
Williams
No. 2s9s Daniel ct al vs.. Raiston ct al; rule
dismissed and references TO auditor Attorney, W
L. Ambrose.
No. 2573 Hin vs.. Msthiot ct al rights Of par
ties settled. Attorneys. Maddox & Galley and Q.
H. syme-Rslston. sddons s Richardson
No. z2i9. Mussey Casanova ct al rule re
iurnable June IS. Attorneys, AcGowan, Server &
Mohun
No. As57. Danenhower vs.. Danenhcwer ct al.
order declaring trusts sc. AttoEneJs w. H
Sholes--Norton & BOothe
Assignments for to-day;
No. 90 Clapp IS. Clapp Attorneys Linton &
Darlington-Lee.
No ass. Magruder vs. Drury. Attorneys. Daring
ton-Wilson-
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, June 1900
Cwednesday, June 9, 1olO.l

Mount Airy-square 1873 lots II. 70. and q: Allan
E. Walker ct ux. to Sidney f. TaliafeTTo, 800
Friendship, IS. Philip and Jaeob-L0t 8: hapaa6i
A. Caalear. trustee, to Charles A. Hines, so.
CSC Acker street northeast-SquaFe $751; lot i52; Annie
NJ. Lewis trustee. to Eliza J. Lewis, 80
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Part Of lot J. block /;
David F. r. RunyoB to Charles Woo, SO.
100 ID street northeast-Squere 1905 los i9; Daniel
A. Newman ct ux. to Max h. Katz. SO.
ll26 X street southeast-SquaTe s6. lot 2; George
". Ray ct ux. 20 William s. Quigley, Mary Z
Quigies, and Alma n. Rinck, so.
| LIS K street southeast-Square S6. lot 8i George
". Ray ct TX. 10 Elizabeth T. Sullivan and
| Lucy Y. Beao. So
90 Twelfth street southeast-Square sss. lot q
George w. Ray. et Ok. to William J. o'Nel and
Frank O'Neil, SO
nso X street s0uthesst-squsrs ss6-LOt p George
W. Ray ct az. 70 Mary f. Gibbs and Frederick
A Gibbs SO.
Addition 10 Congress Hsights-Lot o. block o
Richard A. Pyles ct Tx. 10 Elmer T. Hayes. $40
Nineteenth and NJ streets noTthwest-squars rs
/ parts Of lots ! and "a; William Muihali ct Ak.
TO HsTry g. Laycock. So
1 Q street between Nineteenth street and New HamTs
| shire avenue northEest-SquaTe 49, east part Of
lot s. Alexander Britton Ct ux. to Heuristts r.
Hud, $40.
street. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
nmthWest-SGuHTe I55. part Of lot 2: Robert d.
McNeiii ct ux. to a E. L. Lecde. 800
KaloFama Heights-Lot 10, block 20 Margaret Gu
Hard Parsons ct Yir 10 Martin r. West. 500.
The widows AIits-Lot IS John H. HOlmead %
Margaret G. Parsons, 500.
Twelfth street. between and streets southeast-
square lol5 lot III; George c. Pumphrey et "
/ et al 20 Luna r. Richmond SO.
1850 Fifteenth street n0TthWest-SguATe lsi, lot So
John Taylor Arms and Samuel A. Drdry. trus-
tees. 70 Amelia W. Thomas. S, 800.
/ 1913 Riggs place northWest-SquaFe us, lot So Alice
L. Rigs to Otis T. Black SO.
Tenth street, between street and North Carolina
avenue southeast-Sdusre gl3 lot 81 joseph n
| H0rnbiower ct ux. to Elise B. Ssu. SO
Marion street, between and Q streets northwest
Square AS, lots l0l 10 lO6; nllotson Z. Brown
70 Joseph II. CuTran, So
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, June s.-wHEAT-stock in elevators
s3 23 1usheis; shipments from elevators 22 bush
els. Sales Of cargo Of No. 5 red at ga PEI
bushel: Of No. red at 9ll1 a bushel and Of small
lots, by sample At IS and 50 busheL Graded lots
II No nd wheat ahoat noninslly at 9es a
bushel at the close Settling prices officially posted
were; FOR contract No. 2 rcd Western, leo; No.
? red, Loo
CORN-Stoek in elevators. SB.420 bushels: ship
ments run elevators, 6I5i bushels. Sales OF a
cargo Of yellow on grade were at s. per bushel.
Small bag lots Of white, delivered sold al 72is and
IS per bushel Track yellow corn, for domestic de
lTer, is quotahle at SCI per bshsl for lots on
spot Cob corn: Prime aear-hy yellow In car lots
nominally 20 4 barrel.
OATs-stock IN elevators. sll.sl5 bushels; ship.
msnta from elevators. T.esf bushels. White No. 2,
as 10 weight i5al6; DO. white No 5, 10 weight.
lsa4ils; do, No. Z. as 10 weight, aizaA2k do,
mixed, No. 2, n nominal do. No. 3, i2izsiS,
RYE-Stoek in elevators, ., % bushels; shipments
from elevators, 80 bushels No. rye. Western. do
nestle. SASS No. 5 iye. Western. domestic 77a7s
bae lets. as TO quality and condition, 70a74.
FLOUR-Winter extra. 3f5a3.65; do. clear, 4.05a
as: do. straight. 8sea455; do. patent, 50oa5 10
spring clear. 4l0ais5: do straight 495a5 70 do,
uatent 5.Qal45i city mills best patent. 600: do.
high grade patent SIS; do straight, 545; choice
family. 40; do extra, 3.soaA1o; rye -four. medium
to choice A25al50 eornmeai. per 100 lbs, L50al Co.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy W. p. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building,
New York. June a-The market was irregular from
the opening to-day. with a light trade most Of
which was local and professional in character.
There was decline Of Is points on July and 10 on
August shortly after the opening. with S to ; on
the rest OF the list from last nights closing quota.
tons
The market was frmer and more active IN the
late afternoon under further bulsh activity In July
and August against the shorts in those positions.
This carried August up 70 points 10 l4.7s and S
points on July, while the rest Of the list advanced
about 70 5. There vas good proht-taking on this
rise, and the market eased OF under it later. but
the undertcae was kept good up 10 the close with
4 Continuance az slnnorf in The mar month";
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. June s.-Live hogs wers i5c higher. The
receipts estimated at 1900 head Official yes
teriay sS0s; shipments. 800; left over from yes
terday, 27s3; estimated receipts tomorrow, l60n.
Bulk Of prices. s45as55: lights s30sse0: mixed and
butchers s.s5se.6o; heavy 9.z5a9.e0: rough heavy.
925aaS5s workers. 9.5oas.60: pigs, a0oa950.
Cattle were strong estimated receipts 1900 head
BeeEes. 5s0aS50; CONS and heifers. 290asl5: Texas
steers. 555a7So stockers and feeders 400a65O West
eTu. k50a7. 50.
Sheep were strong to l0c higher; estimated recspta
500 head. NATIVES, S.5os575 Western, 375a5 so:
yearlingss e.zs75o; lsmbs. k2a7.s0; Western, eeVs
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

si5 Westminster street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 362 lot ~;
Thomas p Cleaves ct TX. TO pitman Pulzfer, s..
IS Westminster street norhWest-Suuafe 81 Lot ~;
Pitman Pulsifer CT uK. 10 Elizabeth A.
Cleayes, s.,
Ffiendship-Lot /, block /; lots Il to g. block 4;
lot s. block 2 and lot = block 2; Andrew n
Cury to MARY II, Warner SO.
Friendship-L0t a. block 4 Mary Fl. Warner et viF
10 Annie T. Phelps so.
Intefsst-FfoTence H. Weymouth to Msns L Ches-
ley ct al, so.
Trinidad-Lot 30, block p; Anna J. Smelling 70
ETnestine Schmidt. $40.
Eighth street between & and n streets northwest
Square 49, lot II Benjamin G. Bowl to Harry
B. Wilson SO.
Oak LAwn-Part Oscar W. White ct TX TO Harry
WaTdm2n and Thomas p Bones, so.
Widows Aiite-L0t il: Martin r. West 10 Clinton
p. Townsend 500.
Oak Lawn-PaFt; Harry Wardman and Thomas P.
Bones to Lester A. Barr. So
Widows Mte-Lot e. block 2: Harry Wsniman
and Thomas p. Bones to Agnes L. White. SO
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. June s-CATTLE-Receipts $50
head Common 10 choice steers sold at 5g8as 20 per
100 rounds: bulls. 4.50as55; cows 3o0a575; city
dressed native beef sides in fair demand at ga
y Tssr pound: binds and Tbs selling at ilaisx
CAL,VES-Recsipts, s.6zi head. Common to choice
reals AMI throw-outs. soos75o; b1tterilk eo0as 50
dressed calves firm at isai5 for city dressed yeals
uisais for city dressed butteunks l0si3 for coun-
IN dressed calves
sheep were firm and in limited supply; lambs
steady yeaTlings almost nominal Common 10 good
sheep sold 40oa5.o per 100 pounds; few choice do.
eco; medium to prime lambs. s.ooalao0; a few
ordinary yeaFlings 5ee. Dressed mutton firm at lea
lgls per pound; dressed lambs at i5alSis dressed
yesrIines, lSals
HOGs-Recsipts. SIS head. Prices firm up to IS
higher. Heavy and medium weights sold 9,7sSlG. d
pr 100 pounds; ight do, AZ high - Ie-A.
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No 52sP. John A. Marshall vs. Willis Lephew
oertoTari. Defendants attorney. " Z. Ambrose.
No 1850. Virginia C. Wnlingbam vs.. Elizabeth
A Haines damages SO CSC. Attorneys. Tsppler &
Gusack-Gittings & Chamberlin.
No 53sl Minnie Sacks vs. The Capital Trao-
ton Company. damages $1,000 Attorney ". Z
Lester.
No. s2ss2. William Sacks. &c. Va Same; dam
ages, S0A Attorney. same
No 526S American National Bank vs. Robert
C. shinn: note. $3.50 Attorneys. Berry & Minor
No. 526sl, Chesapeake Supply COMPANY vs..
Francis l. Robinson; account, S22o@. Attorneys.
Wilson 4 Barksdsle.
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NEW YORK. MONEY.

New York, June s-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ per cent; highest.
q. lowest. Zs; closing ~ per cent Most Of the
DAYS loans were made AZ ~ Ter cent
Time money was slightly easier in tone owing 70
the light demand Supply ample. but lenders
did not force their funds on the market The
largest inquiry was for the longtime loans Rates.
9ha3n Per cent FOR sixty DAYS 81 per cent for
ninety days 81 per cent for four months 38sa4 per
cent for five months 4aiz per cent for six months,
and ilza4A per cent for over the year.
Mercantile paper was offered ia moderate quanti-
ties and met with a fair demand. Rates: 424a5 per
cent for sixty and ninety days ind0rsed bills re
ceiYabe and choice four 10 six months prime single
names sash per cent for Others.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Bonds were the feature OF the trading
on the local stock exchange yesterday.
and $500 In Potomac Electric Consoll-
dated IS were taken at 1oI, and Potomac
Light IS brought 1Os1s, and after call
Columbia Railway IS sold al 102.
The railway shares were again active
The bid price OF Capital Traction was
raised without bringing out any OF the
stock. Railway compton brought 80 and
the preferred S6Ss. Washington Gas sold
at Il, and other trading was small in
volume and without much change in
prices.
Earnings Of the seaboard Air Line
Railway for April exceeded any CORE
spending month in the history OF the
company. Gross earnings amounted to
g, Sl5. 4Sl, an Increase Of $2S5. 9S7 compared
with the same month year ago. Ope-
rating expenses were S1,170, 499. an in
crease of Sill, 600 and net earnings were
s645.042, an increase Of $176.9S6. Surplus.
after deducting the months proportion
Of compulsory fixed charges and interest
on the adjustment per cent bonds was
s1S1,69S. an increase of $124.40S. The ratio
Of operating expenses to gross earnings
was 64.47 per cent, against $3.50 a year
ago.
Directors Of the Norfolk and Ports
mouth Traction Company held a meeting
in Philadelphia yesterday, declared OPP
erative as of July 1 the plan for provid-
ing the company with funds with which
to wipe out the floating Indebtedness and
TO place in the treasury $3.50 900 additional
funds special meeting of the stock
holders has been called for June q 10
ratify the plan A cash fund OF 81, 500 900
will be raised and s125.000 Topped of COM
pulsory fixed charges annually. This will
be accomplished by calling in the out
standing capital stock. amounting to
100000, all common, and issuing new
stock Of the same par value. of which
100000 shall be per cent cumulative
preferred and $1,000 900 common. Holders
of the present common stock will deposit
their stock and receive 50 per cent In
new preferred shares. upon the payment
of so per cent of the par value OF the
preferred in cash.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat, per bushel. soass: corn, shell
ed Der bushe 72a7T; cob sSOai.lO per barrel: oats
Western white, No. ?. per bushel. 5oa55; mixed,
Der bushel, 4sa5l: bran. per ton. $50; middlings
Der ton, zoo
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay, Western, No. /. zlno
No 2 1850 mixed, 0oo; loose at local scales, 70 co.
straw. rye bundle. l6o0; straw. rye. machine thrash
200; straw. wheat. per ton. 1905 straw. ost. PEI
ION 10
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salss-Rsgular call. Il O'Clock noon:
Potomac Electric cons. s.. SIO00 at lgK 500
at lois. sl9o at l0l 81 900 at i0i, 81, 600 at l0l
Potomac Electric IS. coo at 1854.
Washington Railway and Electric ccua., 100 AZ S.
= at g.
Washington Railway and Electric pid.. 3 at 81.
. al 66&
Mergenthaler l at 2ls. 10 al 1874
Lanston rights. at l. % at So
After eall-Lanston rights. Is at 81
Columbia Railroad s., 500 at l62
Washington Gas, 10 at y.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS RONDS
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Ctrcuit Court 80. l.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No 5l52s. Coberth vs.. Great Atlantic and Pa
cihe Tea Company; Bill Of exceptions submitted.
No. 5lls9 Webb vs.. Munsey; trial Attorneys.
A. Peter-W. J. Lambert and Douglas Baker. and
Sheriff.
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CATTLE-Extga per ewt.. s5Oa70O; do, butcher.
i.50a5 so: do. common, 209a300
HOGS-Per cat., gross eco; do, ordinary sOa
sHEEP-Prime. 45as5.oo; do. common. 3Ooa4 90
LAMBs-Fancy spring, .; fall. choice, per ID.
Sas1s do medium, I.
CALVES-Prime. per b.. As1s do, medium. s;
DO, gTass zAs
COWS Prime. fresh. each. s5.ooa4s.eo: do. cou-
ROn. 5eaasa.oc; do. old and dg. lO.o0ais.GA
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Mechanics Lien.

No s72 Chesapeake supply Company vs.. Francis
l. Robinson: lot H. block ?; also per Interest In
lot IS block 2 Connecticut Avenue Highlands.
sZ095. Attorney, Noel ". BaFksdale.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Another Day of Upward
Movement in Stocks.
DECISION ON FREIGHT RATES
Continuation of the Declining Ten
dency Seen I'm LOndOn-Bank of
England Discount Rate May BE
Reduced % Per Cent To-day.
Summary of Crop Conditions.

New York. June s.-Despite heavy liaui-
dalton In the nature OF proft-taking such
as was inevitable after yesterdays rush
up of nearly 50 a share in the average
price OF stocks. to-days security market
showed a great deal OF strength and In
dicsted that the unfortunate effect of
the recent controversy at Washington
over the matter OF railway freight rates
was passing away.
AS was. Of course, natural sentiment
to-day, that is among speculative mar
ket operators. experienced something of
a reaction from the extreme enthusiasm
which greeted the announcement that the
differences between the government and
the Western railway companies had
reached an end, and in general specu-
lators for the fall tried to emphasize as
much as they could the point that the
railway companies having agreed TO leave
TO the Interstate Commerce Commission
the matter of deciding upon the new
freight rates TO be charged, they may
have TO wait ten months OF a year be-
FORE such decision is reached.
Declines in London.
In London to-day a continuation Of the
declining tendency Of the money market
that has been so visible there lately
brought discounts In the open market TO
27-S per cent and resulted in a more
or less pronounced advance in investment
securities. 1t is possible. and seems to
be thought probable, that the Bank of
England's discount rate tomorrow Will
be reduced from 31-2 TO per cent.
Here during the day there were only
two important news developments, the
one publication of the monthly report of
the Copper Producers Association. and
the other the appearance of the govern
ment's summary Of crop conditions col
lected on the first Of the month. The
copper report indicated as was uni
versaiiy looked for. a considerable in
crease in copper stocks, bringing the To-
tai stocks up TO nearly 100000 pounds.
as compared with 10, 10000 pounds on the
first of April, and with 1S30O0,0 900 pounds
on the first OF March last year.
Large as these supplies seem. how
ever, they are still such as would be
considered small in any year of or
dinariiy active copper trade. Il is de-
serving Of notice, nevertheless, that a
somewhat more pleasing comparison as
TO the current readjustment OF supply
and demand conditions in the metal trade
Is shown in the case of pig iron.
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Criminal Court No. L

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. E0S. United States vs. Willie Stokes
housebseakins; verdict not guilty. Attorney. J. n.
England.
Assignment for June s;
United States Is. Walter Daily.
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District Court.
Lawsuits,

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
In re extension u New York avenue northeast
verdict q jury fixed.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON,
No. So. II Re Louis Amateis; hearing On dis
charge liked for June p
No. So. In re Samuel Fl. Berman rule return
able June 10.
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In Finland the women consider a kiss
on the lips as the greatest insult, even
from their own husbands.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. HIhbs 3 Co..
msmberA Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hisss
Building
Gail money: Open. ~ high. N low, "a: close. ~.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS
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CriminaI Courf Ne. q

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. $3.50. United States vs.. John Barton Mil
Ter. embeLzlement: on trial. Defendants ati0r-
neyS Il. Z. Davis and J. E Laskey.
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Announcement.
THE RATLEDGE SYSTEM OF GHIROPRAGTIC SCHOOLS

This school needs 1000 intelligent men
and women 70 supply the demand which
vs. ever increasing ID ratlu with the
knowledge OF this WONDERFUL science. We
ne daily receiving Inquiries about tho
nearest ChrorractDr and when one can
hc Aecur'd IN the various communities
y n true that Chlfoaractors get great.
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