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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

South Carolina avenue southeast. near Fourteenth
s,reet-Square l05o lot 6; Herman R. HoSsn
stein Ct TX. to Harry L. Kline ct ux.. Alice L
Kline. $50.
SO Tenth street southwest-square SS7. lot Ils
james NJ. Hall and George ". HALL trustees. Il
John " Downs e ux., Mary E. Downs, SO
Barry Farm-SQusre 567 lot IL; William F. War
riner ct to Minor PARK ct ux.. Bette Park
SIC
l4s3 CorcuTan street nogthEest-Squsre ae. lot 81
Emma McCahil to John W. Lyons. SO
Groves Park-Square AZ lot %: the Groves Park
Company to Alfred IA Foster, SO
SS5 Prospect avenue northEest-Square I'D. lot s.
Arthur Peter. trustee, TO Thomas J. Cunning
ham. s. s25
Columbia Hesht-Lot g. block 2; Harry A. Kite
70 Max NJ. Minister. $40
d street northeast near Tennessee aTenue--Squars
1850. LOT q; George W. Barkman ct TX 70 Will
lam A. Hasler and Claudine NJ. Hasler. SO.
street northwest, between North Capitol and
First streeis-Squsre 625 last half Of lot IS
Bridget A. Rainsy ct al TO Mary F. siRainey,
So
North Capitol street. between and C streets
Square sS5, part Of lot s. Mary E. Graham tc
George II. DieTkoph. SO
Pleasant Plains-SquzTe 500 lot 90; Edward s.
Ryan et TX. 20 Frederick @. Duts ct TX. SO.
Petworth-Squsre 3lSl. lot s.; Guy P. Warren &c
Elizabeth a. Altemus. SIC.
II. A. Griswold's Addition to Anacostis-Lots 2G
20 10; The National Capital Bank Of Washing
ton 20 George 5. King SIC.
Cleveland Park-Parcei E2-l5 r. Rozier Dulany
trustee 10 Lena H. Graham. Ss5a
Groves Hunting Outlet-Part; The z. L. Rsinhold
Realty Company to Albert C. Reinhod. SO.
Third street southwest between and D streets
Square Sc part Of lot c. Florence P. Poole eI
al. TO Edwin F. Howell, $50
Barry Farm-Squsre 5Sss lot 81; William F, Var
rineT et uT. to Alphonsus L. EDELIN,. SO.
Takoma Park-Part Of lot z block 3; Anna T.
Myers et VIZ 70 Charles II. Bangher and
Meliora o. Baugher, SO
Randle Highlands-Square 1854 lot II: United States
Trust Company. trustee 20 the United States
Realty Company SO
Rsndle Highlands-Square 55S4. lot II; the Omitted
States Realty Company 70 James Il. MeCabe ct
ux.. Mary r. McCsbe SO.
South Capitol street southwest between snd
streets-Square $50, part OF lot IS; William A,
Richards and Charles S. Richards, trustees, TO
Monarch Toy Manufacturing Company, S 900.
6 street northwest between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-SQuare 2i9. part Of lot Is and B; Jennie
Stieffel to Fred A. Schmidt. si0
Holnead Manor-Lot 10 block 43; Harry Wardman
and Thomas Bones to Charles Mccormick. SO.
street northeast. between Sixth and Seventh
streets-Square SEQ lot IS; Harriet p. Coolidge
10 Thomas W Smith So
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Nd, July s-WHEAr-spot contract
s5ik; spot No. 2 red Western. ssh July. g7x; Au-
gust e94 September. L02t Receipts. 81 224 bushels
Southern by sample 76es5; Southern on grade eOas7,
C0RN-Sp0t contract g.; July, g. Receipts
l3,OSs bushels; exports, lso bushels.
0ATS-Stoek IN elevators 20s6s5 bushels: shin
meRts IRON elevators. s0sl bushels. White No .
as to weight. 45l4a4sN do, white, No 5. as TO
weight AAaa5; do. No 4, to weight, s2a4s; do.
mixed No 2 44a441s do, No. s, 4sa4sIk.
RYE-stook N elevators. lS30 bushels; shinnsuts
from elevators 90 bushels. No re Western.
domestic 75a7s; No. re Western. domestic Para
bag lots, 70 quality and condition 6sa74.
FLOUR-WinteT extra, 345a365: do. clear. Ansa
AS; do, straight 440a455 do, patent 5foa5 IN.
spring clear, 4loa455; do straight. SEAS. %; do
patent. 5SaS.55; city mills best patent. %; do.
high-gTade patent, 675; do, straight, SIS; choies
family. As0; extra. 39OaAlo; rye -four. medium ~
choice. 42Sa45o; cora meal. per 100 pounds, 5s
i6a ~
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Friday, July s, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


No. zsS2 Phillips vs.. Secretary q tbs INTERIOR;
rule re,rrnable July Is. Attorneys. Tucker, Kenyon
4 Mcfarland and T. S. Bailey.
No. 29os. Jones 70. Billingsleyi ttms 70 hie
transcript extended, Attorneys, Happier Merii-
lAt-C. H. Lynn snd Tucker s Ksnyon-
No. 2s96 Beck Es ZGschnitt; guardian al Item
Appointed Attorneys. u. J. Colbert and r. ].
Watkins.
No. ZNs Griffith vs. King auditors report rsti-
fed. Atogneys Dau. Peyser & TRylog-B. f.
Leighton
No. 24s7s. Dodge rs Dodge; sale Of CERTAIN real
estate ordered. Attsrpeys S. d. Bradlsy-C. +.
Wilson
No. 2s89 Sparks vs.. SPARKS; security for costs
ordered. Auorneys, ]. S. ESsbg-Smith-R, Z.
Dowuing and O. A. Berry.
No. 259l. Healy rs Healy; motion oseTTulsd and
nertain deposition ordered taken ia open court At
torneys. Archer & Smith and c. a. Merllst-Biney
& Woodland.
No. 2654. Reels Lewis; AuditGrs report Hti-
fed. Attorneys w. J. LAmbert-Neisoo & Wilson.
No. Eo5. Hoover rs. Hoover time 70 take tes-
tirnouy extended. Attornegs 2, A, Palsdina and
". r. Andrews-G. Z. Hoover.
No. 1908. Sparks vs.. Sparks: decree pro c0afesso.
Attorneys. J. S, Easily Smith, +. Downing and
c. A. Benz.
No. 800 Hearn Va Thonas; rule returnsble
July IS. Attorneys, Wilson & BarAedale.
In re Cunacyl John W. Nash; Bertha Nash Ep-
pointed committee; bond. see.
No. BIB Cooksey IS. Benson: and No Ea2
Same rs. Cooksey order consolidating Gauss At
togneys. ". W. Ponltney--R F. Evans
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. July s-cATTLE-Rsceipts, s,sz head
Steers were steady for best grades and a shade
higher for others; bulls and COWS slow, but gen.
orally steady. The yards were cleared. Common to
prime steers sold e0a6l per 100 pounds: bulls.
375aA.25; cows 20oAse0. Dressed bed rather slow.
but steady at 9al2s FOR native Sides salo for Texan
beef Liverpool and London cables quoted live
cattle easter at l2al4% Per pound, dressed weight
Refrigerator beef lower at I0a&al1b per pound
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, u,ss7 head.
Sheep were steady: lambs In good demand, bat
&c lower On liberal receipts. Common to choice
sheep sold at 2o0as.oo per 100 pounds; ordinary 70
prime lambs. 70oaS75: culls So0a650; dressed nut
ton steady at SHALL per pound Dressed lambs In
good demand at l2lsai5 with hog dressed lambs
selling up % l5Ikal6
HoGS-Receipts so head Pncas lover. with
sales asSass IS per 100 pounds
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs s %.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. July s-wheat market opened steady 20
6 shade easier on July, unchanged % fraction
higher on the other futures Weather map showed
10 precipitation IN the Northwest The WINNIPEG
market turned strong and advanced lszc per bashsi
from the lou point. our market following Around
lo2 for September the demand seemed % b salts
hed and prices essed back y cent. Local Eecslpts,
cars with Is estimated for to-mnrcE
Prices for Data rIlsd generally higher throughout
the session, influenced IN pzoat hy strength IN corn
There Is a gocd shipping demand, with light oner-
ings and cash prices &C higher. Shorts were good
bus eTs. Local recsp<E q cars. With 50 estimated
for tomorrow
After an easy opening with hogs. pToFssions nj
lied moderately on open bull support and rather lib
eral buying Il September ribs and lard, credited 70
foreign thorts. Brokers seem quite certain 20 be
acting Tor larger packers sod freely during TIE DAY
Heavy sales b. smaller Western packers vas fea-
tiIre Cash trads sios
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
Baltimore. July s.--Quotaticns By Baltimore Fruit
and Prodace Assocsation are as follow:

Baltimore. July s.--Quotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association as follows:
BUTrER-Creamery. fancy. ID. 2&aes; DO.
choice. per ID, Z7i4a2s; de-. good per ID. 25az
do. imitation, per H., Haz3; do, prints, per ID
2asO do. blocks, per h. zaS0; ladle per ID. ga
80; do, Der ID. q; ladle. per h. 2a22: Mary
land and Pennsylvania rolls. per ID. 2; Ohio rolls
per ID, a West Virginia rolls per ID, q store
packed, Ohio. per ID. q stoEepscked, West Yir-
ginia. per ID. q; Maryland, Virginia and Pennsyl-
Tania dairy prints. par Id. a. ITocss butter. per
h., Aa&
EGGs-Msryisnd, Pennsylvania and nearby Arsts
per do9.. %: Western arss. per doz., o. West Vir-
GINA frsts. per doz-, 20; Southern frsts, per doz
ls; guinea eggs. per doS.ssl0an
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens. spring, IL lbs and
over. per ID. e; do. small and medium 90aA old
hens per h. heavy. IS; do, small to medium. l4al5;
old ROSTERS pr h. l0au; ducks. large. per ID.
Lal4; do. small. per ID, u; do. muscoyy and mon
gre Per ID. l2als; do. spring, los and over, per
ID. IL do smaller Halls: pigeons young. Per pair
"; guinea fowl old. each. &i young. each. IL lbs
%
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July s-NIoney on cali at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 2ss per cent. highest 3.
lowest 2, closing 2 per cent. Most Of the davis
loans were made at rs per cent
Time money was hT1ner. There was a moderate
inquiry for the long maturites With fair reslltsn,
business. Rates, 81 Per cent FOR sixty DAYS SlsasE
for ninety days and four 10 I've months, 4ga5 for
six months
Mercantile paper was more active. It was offered
WITH some freedom, meeting with a moderate de-
nand. Rates, per cent f0r sixty 70 ninety DAYS
Endorsements; 5a5i5 per cent for choice four 10 81
months single names, 81 per cent for others.
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JTsTICE sTAFF0RD

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. ES5l. Brent - Great Falls and Old Do
mini0n Railway Company; time 70 file Transcripts
extended Attozneys H. II. Classic and n. T.
CliRksczles-W. J. Lambert.
No. SOS. Cooper Terminal TAxiezb Company
biz Of particulars ordered Attorneys. @ W. Over
and Z. o. HoTnsr-R. II. Yestmza.
No 5lGZ Hayes IT. vs. Ambrose: bill Of excsD
tons submitted and tine to 1is transcript ex
tended. Attorneys. 7. P. Myers and W. II. ActCr-
, John Ridout and D. Rothschid.
No $50. COag5r GeoTgs Washington Hotel
motion 10 eussh oyerrlled and motion for leave
70 Gle substitute granted Attorneys, W. BslIagel
and W. L FurbershAw-L. H. David and r B,
Behrend
No. 58S. Moses & Sons ~ Same: sans. Al
toTneys. same.
No, 5B7a Decker vs.. Riley; leave granted 70 Gle
amended declaration. ATTORNEYS. r. B. Flaharty-
j. i. Jeforls.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

OATTIE-Extra. per cwt. a5Oaz.Oo: do. butebes
s.soas.5e; do, common, 2ooaa0o
H0GS-Psr ewt. gross. 600; do, ordinary. s0a
sHEEP-PFime. A5oa51O: do. common. 2o0al.oo.
LAABS-Fancy spring. 3; fail. choice peg H..
sasl4; do medium, 2.
CALV ES-Prime. Per H.. aasss: Do, medium. a,
DO. grass, cas-
Rsa, 2.0asa0ei do. old rnd dr.. lAeOaI5.oa
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July s--oATs-stroug: fair inquiry.
No. 2 white 4sa4s51; No. white. 47a47ss; No. 4
white, 4eassi4 white on track. 46a5L
FLOUR-Stropg; checking trade. Kansas strSlghfs.
5ooa5.S0 ia sacks; soft straights s50a475 In bar
relsi spring patents, s.t5ssss in barrels; spring
clears. 450a47 Is New kansas straights. 70 arrive,
Asoa5.l0
RYE FI0UK-Fm; inactive business. Choice
brands quoted at 4l5a3.50
LARD-SloW; weaker. Prime Western, 1880: city,
usQ; ssined Continent 2To; south American.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, July alive hogs were loc lower. Tbs
receipts estimated at i 0ol head Official RS
ter2ay. E4ss shipments 50lI left over 449l; esti-
mated receipts tomorrow 1900 Bulk OF pricrs
s.s5a90S; light, aeoa9 3; mixed ard butchers Ssa
s.0: heavy. Saas.Oo; rough heavy. s52&s0; yc<k-
eFs. s.l5a99; pigs. so0asG.
Sheep we're mostly lover. Receipts. is head
Native. 2s5aas5; Western. 2soaLee; TesElings Ala
500; Wsessxn. zeA7.2a
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building:
New York July S.-Ths market was hrmsT and
more active in the late trading and made a fur
Their advance to generally ten points yesterday
closing prices, Bulish weekend statistics and heavy
rains IN Mississippi caused further covering Of
shorts. which advanced prices to this new high
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justine NIAFFUtUs
Estate q Napoleon J. Smith: order to sell realty.
Attorney. A B. Leet.
Estate q Anne Tetteni order 70 sell stock At
tornsy. ". A. McKenney.
Estate Of Charles H. Davidse cider 70 sell per-
sonality. Attorney. A. A Hoehline. IT,
Estate Of Ansel DALEY; letters Of administration
granted TO Oliver a. PHELPS; bond. sls.00 Attor-
negs, Slater & Phelps
In re Many G. DALEY: Oliver A. Phelps appoint
ed GUARDIAN bond, $1,000. Attorneys, Slater &
Phelps
Estate Of Mary C. Brooke viii dated July q. 1907,
fled.
Estate Of Louis G. Joynes; viii dated July "a.
1908 and petition for letters testamentaTy AttoCney
J. B. Flynn and c. A. White.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat. per bushel Sass; corn, she'll
ed per bushe 66aT2; cob. 375a4OO per barrel cats.
Western white. No z per bushel isa52: mixed.
Fer bushel. 45a5o; bran, per ton. $50: middlings,
Per ton, H.e0
HAY AND STRAW-Hsy. Western. No. !, 800;
No 2 2le0; mixed Zoo loose at local scales. 1900;
straw we bundle 400. straw, rye. machine thrash
leo9; straw, wheat, per ton. SO; straw. cat, per
ton, SO.
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Lawsuits.

No 5zS The Overland Sales Company ~ Allen
Lard; Judgment Municipal Court, Sso. Attuney
II. Cohen
No 5275i g. p. Vrocman Company vs.. August
@. BarEtausen and Robert Il Walker; note. Sol. So
Attorney a, ". LeYenssier.
No 6Z7B. DingIid & Co. vs. william II. Nc
Cuen; account S6aT1 Attorney L p Loving
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WALL STREET NEWS
Crop Report Causes Decided
Slump i'll Markets.
BANK SURPLUS MUCH SMALLER
Loss Understood ana Creates No
AIarm--Atchison Directors Declare
Regular Dfvidend-Copper Increase
Large, but Can he Materially Re-
duced by Normal Use.

New York, July S.-The publication this
afternoon of the government July crop
report, which exhibited such an impair
ment OF the shipping wheat crop in the
last month as to reduce the promise made
on Juno l of total wheat crop this year
OF 100000 TO a total crop In the pres
ent year of 625.0Oo.OO0 bushels. this COM
pairing with an actual harvest last year
OF 100000 bushels, brought about. or
course. a sharp decline in the security
market. Previously the market had been
decidedly strong.
II became reasonably certain earlier in
the day-although the matter in question
was one concerning which no doubt has
all along been entertained by intelligent
people-that the Atehison directors at
their meeting at noon would declare the
regular dividend upon tbs company's
common stock
Confidence Is Inspired.
Current expectations were entirely full
filed, and this. taking into consideration
the decline Of the regular dividend on
ST. Paul common stock yesterday, went
q good way toward inspiring at least
speculative confidence in the financial
district.
Market sentiment was also helped by
the news OF an increase of per cent in
the annual dividend on Virginia Carolina
Chemical common stock. raising the divi-
denr rate 20 per cent. Moreover. al
though the June report OF the Copper
Producers Association exhibited an in
crease of nearly 100000 pounds in cop
per stocks. this enlargement still favor
ably compares with the extraordinary
increases Of previous months. The cop
per surplus is now the largest OF the
year. but is still not so large that II
could not be materially reduced by the
heavy purchases OF consumers normal to
a period OF active trade
Market Sells on Sharply.
When the governments crop report was
announced the entire market sold of
sharply 1t may be that a certain part
Of the selling Of the stocks was due TO
the general anticipations that to-mor-
rows bank statement viii make, Ike
that Of Saturday a week ago an unfa-
vorable return. The usual estimates Of
the cash loss by the banks brought
through the week ran IN the neighbor-
hood OF 100000 Doubtless bank loans
have been somewhat reduced IN the Pc
Rod. but it would not be altogether sur
prising If the statement of last weeks
surplus reserve Of $19OOO,0Q0 was nearly
cut in two.
The cause OF this loss IN cash. is. how
ever, perfectly well known. It Is due 70
the special drain from the banks result
ing from the payment of corporation
taxes into the subtreasury. This once
done viii. Of course. not have to be re-
peated. and the fair presumption Is that
later bank statements win be more IA
Vorable.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ssIes-Regulsr call, y o'clock noon;
Capital Traction S., s. 90 az lis, g 0co &C lis
Capital Traction at 1915 az 1874
Washington Railway and Electric CON-, % at sz1
After cal-POtomse Electric IS. $500 at lDsls.
Uuion Trust 10 at 1904.
Following are the bd and asked prices on yeztsF,
days Washington stock Exchange;
nnNna
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septenihfr AArs 4--.S tA.et A-'S-
New YORK. July s.-WHEAT-Strong; dull No.
Northern spring 10 srrive {. O. b.. LIZ: No.
red, (. o. b., Llosa: No hard. New YORK, l.os7.,
{. o. b; No. ! uaaearoni, I, o. b, 6la No Mani
teba, T. O. h. liza Quotations arc canal basis.
CORN-Struu and dull. Steamer mixed. nogai-
nal export basis; expoTt No. 2 f. o. b.. 6s1. 70 AZ
i've; 6s2. TO arrive / T.. IN elevstog.
sfILLFEED-strong: dull. Spring bran. Zleoi
standard niddngs 2lse, city bran. A-75. IN bulk
Western red-dog ? 50 10 arrive; winter wheat bran.
IA 100 TsSlnd SACKS. 70 arrive. 80
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Equity suits.

| No aSo1. Henry D. Philips vs. Secretary It In
/ tertoF et ell; injunction. Attoneys Tucker, Ken
| yon & MaGsrland and Z. s. Bailey.
/ No. DS2 Walter A. Hean ". Robert Z Thomas,
same. Attorneys, Wilson & BsrkSdale.
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B.75; refined Brazilian kegs. H7s; oleostearins *
lard stearine weak New York a.
CORNMEAL-Strong; dealings modeEata. Kiln
dried for export. 3.S5: oDarse meal in bags, ia
al IS
BEEF-stesdy; small trade Mess, 8.1a8oO;
family 250az.0.
HAY-Rsceipts, I2a tons; strong; sSan bust
ness Prime timothy. Is No. !. 10: No. 2. LIS.
No. 3, 307ik.
sTRAw-Rsoeiptz. 80 tons; firm; light trsds.
Ions. re quoted at 55as0.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W. B. Hibbs s Co,
members Of tbs New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
Cali money; Open. -; high ga low st Gloss. ~
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished BY W p. Hlbbs & Co. rem
hers Of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build.
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.

! No. 3S2 United States 70. John Barton Miller
embezzement; molten for new trial argued and
| submitted
Nos. a6s9 and 1880. United States ". John O.
Davis. embarrassment and false pretenses; sane.
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. ElB United States IS william Wright
esrna knowledge; reeogaizsnce IN $50. with Doug
las p. Syphax surety.
No. 2oeS. United States Is Alphonso ". Jones.
assault with dangerous weapon; recognizancs In
500 with Willie W. Coumbe surety. taken
No. 87A. United States rs. George L. Brown.
grand larceny; bill Of exceptions signed and made
part Of record.
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According to an announcement made in
Baltimore yesterday an agreement be-
tween the Pennsylvania Railroad and the
minority stockholders Of the Northern
Central Railway for the lease of the lat
ter road for term Of s9s years is ex-
pected next Monday.
The basis Of settlement VIII be 40 per
cent in stock. 10 per cent in cash. and
dividend guarantee OF per cent. These
terms are slightly lower than were asked
by the Moore committee. and recommend
ed by the Jenkins committee. These COM
mittees in their joint report 10 the Penn
sylvania Railroad asked for IS per cent
in stock. 10 per cent in cash, and divi-
dend guarantee OF s per cent.
The compromise proposed by the Penn
sylvania is equivalent 10 a dividend guar
antee of I20 per cent upon the present
outstanding stock, which receives now
only per cent. The answer of the Penn
syIvania Railroad has been prepared and
approved by the board Of directors. and
will be delivered 10 the joint committee
next Monday
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the Washington Stock Elk
change yesterday was very light. con.
sistIng of seven bonds and thirty-six
shares OF stock. The bonds were Capital
Traction IS and Potomac Electric 81.
ana the stock was Capital Traction.
Railway common. and Union Trust. All
the sales were at current prices. Bidding
for the railway shares was somewhat
spirited. and the official bid price for
one or two issues was raised fraction
at the close.
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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GOvERNmENT BONDS
wEEKLY BANA CLEARrNas.

New York. July s.-Brads;reet's bank clearin.
for the week ended July 7:
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Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co, mem.
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
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The Safest investments

Are these that do not fuctuate during dis
tdrbed conditions Of the money OF stock
markets. First deed OF trust notes l1rsf
mortgages. vel secured on real estate IN
the District Of Columbia, constitute "g1lt-
edge" investments They do not depend
upon the financial responsibility Of indi-
viduals OF corporations for their stability
ard are exempt from taxation ss personal
property. We can supply such investments
In amounts from $50 upward. Sem kSs
booklet. Concerning Loans and InEeSiuIal1A I"
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Giien anb sledj.

SIN 2aboratorium fir g6pIit er<
tdrt Der iOpiaIe profeKOr Die Mas<
netnubel. Die in 9esenpart bon Giieu
einen 9tusIdlag sibt. Ra9 @ntfernsn
oes @iiens bleibt nod elm tleiner
ausf9Iag beit:ben, Der benz prOfeFpr
rdtbfeIbuft if. 0a fpri9t elmer Der
Stuoierenoen: .Serr profeFor, foIIte
bas ni6t BON meiner eiiernen 9es
funobett berriibren," pprauf ibm Der
Profefor fhIusfertig anttpOrtste:
rNein, ubsr pie[Iei9t bon Sbrsm
8le6i6G6el."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

- 9uter Ratb. &obi (osr Elm
iebr bdBlid.s Wsib beiiBt, bat nit
Sfaat eine llnterrebung): Sfuat, i@
bab' anseiast GOnturs, nie ipdr's
tpenn id mOdt' biFel fpielen 10 einen,
Der ni9t gang ridtis i'm 8opf if,
baB m0dt ausfaII.n De Strufe iebr
milbs. @as meinits, mas t0nnt' i3
70 MAIDEN, buB i9 tomm' in oen
@erba9t2 - Siaut Gpetulirt cine
@eile tief bann meint er): n&obi,
bats Ieidt, tiff nal Define alte
Sff.ntlid!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

Der sei3ise SduI5ens
bauer: ~9elb tpoIlt Sbr bod ri4t
fir ben Wes nsbm.n, Wi4.I; absr
friibitiidt orosntlib, babier 1T 9rot
uno Wurit!"
Ridsl: rq9, Die ideene Maa
senlpurit! 9i: fol- i'd ani6neioe9"
S@uISsnbauer: ~5reiIi9
iolIIt bu iie anI9nsioen!"
Mi6el: .8auer, ourf i9 Die
Wurit ani9neibe1. no i9 tptIIg-
9 S6ul5enbauer: ~NatiirIi9
Ourfit on iie uni4nsiben. pO ou
piuF."
Mi9et: .Ra, od oant' tb T9ees
ne! - 0o iuia id lie osrbeems ans
ihnsioe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

Goe: r@as bait 9u Osnn bags
9uoe: ngine austunft iiber ben
pribatier Maier."
@oe: rBiait 0u biellsibt sur
feline So9ter beirutben9"
CUBE: nRein, uber einbrsdert
mD4te i'd bel ibm."