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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July ia-BUrTER-Receipss today.
e,s5 packages. The market ruled steady on the TOP
grades Creamery specisls 2is; do, extras. 2Sls
do, Ars;s, "a; State dairy good 70 choice, "a
process specials. Els; Western imitation creamery
6rsts &
CHEESE-Receipts today. ISIS boxes. The mar
ket opened weak and continued duii. State whole
milk. specials. 49, do. fancy coloFed ia; do.
fancy white 49, skins. specials. ia do fms.
Ia
EGGs-Reoripts to-day. hisi cases. The market
is a shade hrmer fine Western eggs. State.
Pennsy and nearby henneFy white. fancy.
30 State and Pennsylvania, brown hennery, fancy,
o. fresh-gatheTed- extras 3. do, ezra frsts. q
oATS-StFong light offerings No. 2 white. 5os
5A: No 3 white, 4aalsiz; No. I white. Esassls
white on TRACK ssa5osz.
FI0UR-strong; quiet trade. Kansas straiEhts,
5l5a5.50 In sacks; soft straights ASa4se. In bar
rels: sTTing satents 5Sa80 IN barrels; spring
clears. A5hs,so; new Kansas straights. TO arrive,
6ioa5S.
RYE FLoUR-FSrn; moderate demand. Csodcs
brands quoted az s.eoa4.50
CORNMEAL-STong: business is quiet KIN.
dried. for expert, $40 neal IN bags Ls4ai IS
BEEF-steady; moderate business Packet, S7aa
I7.d0: family. la5oaG.00
P0RK-stong; small trade. Meas. &SsBeo
family. Is soaz.0o
HAY-Receipts SO tons: steady; trade is fair.
Prime to-day, Is; No. !. 10; No. 2. lis; No. 5,
locales.
sTRAw-Rscsipss 80 tons; dull: light supply.
Long re quoted at 6.
LARD-Wesker; dull Prime Western. Il 3; city.
n.s5: refined continent u s. Sonth American Is s
refined Brazilian kegs. l42s; oeostearine l3E lard
stearine slow; New York. lSA.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
80 nnoted are rhoIe.el. ]


BUTfER-cre2mery. fancy. %: do. prints.
81; do. seconds. 3: process. fancy Il do fair e
good. 25a2s; dairy. enoiee. Bias; do, good aaZs;
store packed. lsa@L
CHEESE-New York State fsctory, fancy aEsts.
ITai7A; do. small, I7aIIls; Do. large. i5sal7.
EGGS-Near-hy, choice, Feturnsble cases. 1i4a2l
West Virginia and Southern Virginia. reIureabls
cases. q; fenneSsee. Tstuynsble Gases. "a North
Carolina returnable eases q.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickeus sTripg large 2la
.: do. medium iaao; do. hens. small
Per IL. 49, large lssz; ToOsteTs. per h., TO-
ducks, old. -; de- spring lbs. ard over. Is
geese. Ter D.. iosl2; do, fancy l2ais: turkeys,
toms per H.. Il: do. hens. ls turkeys thin. l0sl2
keats per 10, IS
VEGETABLES Potatoes Norfels, per barrel.
LEGAL 8; cucimhe-s. Norfolk Per basket Local 3.
do, North Carolina soaie0; string beans. Der bss-
ket. ga5o; North Carolina lettuce 0sLo0; radishes
Per 100, 20 to 30 spinach. per bsEel. 35alo0i eEZ-
plant, per crate. Looal75; tomatoes. per crate "a
LEO: asparagus T5sL9 per dozen punches
ThuhaFb. lss5 per dozen hunchss; new cabbage.
ela75 per crate; spTing onions. faa0 per hundred
beets. 5as per 5unca; green peas. per basket,
T5asa
DRESSED PoULTRY-Chieksns. psr IL, g2a@;
chickens and hens, MIXED i9a0; alps, per 10.
II ducks isa4 geese. per d. lisl6
DRESSED MEATS-Hamc, rDuntry sugar-clred
Is
DRIED FRuITs-AppIes. siictd. fancy sas: cher.
Fies. l2sI5: hlackbsrTes. 7 WhortleberTies. ia
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi. unwashed. free q
bnrTs. per II. 30: Weel bury. per H.. Bah: hides.
green, Der d. 10; do. dFy. pr h.. I5al6s shesu
tk1ns. green. each ssaleo: do. dry each aees cas-
u rs green each, d0alI~
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. July l8-CATTLE-Receipts 4o4s
head, Steers we're in liberal supply and slow at a
decline Of lea25c from last Fridays prices; bulls
and thin cows l0al5e higher mediums strong and
good COWS steady. The yards were cleared. Com
mon 10 prime steers sold 575a7.75 Per 100 pounds;
bulls 275a475; COWS. 235a49o. Dressed beef SLOW
at aa2z for native eareassss ssalg for Texan beef
llikals for binds and ribs and saI0 for chueks
LYES-Receipts. 5eis head Trade was active
and prices firm to z5c higher. with a good clearance
Of the pens Common to choice Teals sold S. l0a
l075 per JOG pounds; eulls and throw-outs 60Oa7
buttenniik calves. 65ae.75; prime light Western
calves, S0oa90o. Dressed calves higher at Isisalss
for city dressed yeas, l2alst for city dressed but
termiks and l6aIisz for country dressed calves.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts, 1913 head.
Sheep we're 3; others Sac and several cars were
likely to b held over. Common to prime sheep sold
a0oa425 per 100 pounds; cHils. 2e0s25o common 70
choice lambs 5.a5aT.s9 with rs the general top
price. The bulk Of the business was at 60aa7 o.
Dressed mutton meat at ssle1s per pound; dressed
lambs AZ llalA
H0Gs-Recsipts. 80 head. Feeling easy and
sood MEDIUM Stale hogs sold ass pr 100 pounds.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. $685. Cronan sparhavk commission IS
sued. Attorneys. T. n. Hopewen-0. A. Bigoness.
c. BroEn and C. II. Bauman.
No. 2s5l7. Warwick vs.. Hill rule Teturnsblo July
3. Attorney. Webster Bailinger.
No 9s6s Smith ". smith; slimony l5 PET
week. pendente lite and counsel fee. Attorneys,
No. 2a6e9. Crawford IS Crawford; rule continued.
Attorneys. A. n. Webb and c. FoETest-E- \. Hope
well.
No. 1856. Coke vs. Caidwalader. trustee; decree
pro confess0. Attorneys. Berry & Minor.
No. AsS. In re PEOPLES Fire Insurance Com
pany; auditors report confirmed. Attorney. B. F.
Leighton.
no H50s. Cave Va Cave; time to take testimony
extended. Attorneys, Thomas BelieF-J. S. Easily.
Smith.
No. szS. Riley vs.. Riley; reference to examiner.
Attorneys Sherman Loughran.
Ia re uunaeyl Eugene Peters; auditors report
No. Mss o'Bnen vs. o'Brsa; rule rssurnabls
August Attorneys. j. A. Adriaans-F. D. Black
stone.
No. zSa slye vs.. slye; order to file petitions
in fosIns pauperis; nile retuEnable July 2 Attor-
ney J. A. LYMAN.
No. 2i4l. 0Tooe rs. Anderson ct al Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company allowed 10 intervene.
Attorney. ]. Z. Hamilton.
No. 2sls United States IS National Trust
Company; rule Feturnabs July 2 Attorney, C. 4.
Wilson
No as76 United States Vi. waiberg; order for
Cobb.
No. 2ss1- Phillip vs.. BaIiager; rule discharged.
Attorneys, Tucker. Kenyon MacfaTand and 2.
5, Bailey-LaWier Wright.
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Thirteenth street, between and streets north
west-SQusre IS. lot 10 and part Of lot 8; Aaron
+. RehTSF ct TX. 10 Edward S. McKneW. SO
Thirteenth street. between and G streets north
west-square 2ss. lot 10 and part Of LOT g: Ed
ward S. McKnew to Aaron F. RehFeF and Henry
Rinehsrt, trustees, SO,
Thirteenth street. between and G streets north
west-SquaEe 2Ss lot 10 and PARE Of los .:
Aargn F. Rohrer and Henry RinshArt. trustees.
to William J. Dante. so.
Tenth street. between z aud streets northwest
Square ST. part Of lot ~; William ]. Dante
tewn right and trusted ct al to George d.
Far. sic.
villa Park-sauare 4ss lot g; Clara A, Msrisn Ct
viz 20 Lawrence F. Kirkpatrick. se7sss.
Hilibrook-SQuare Sei lots q 70 .; Suburban
Houss Company to Mary c. Reapsoner. SO.
as G street southwest-Square ~ pa-t Of lot 5;
James H. Ellerhrook ct ux. ct al to James o.
Holmes $40
Randle HigAlauds-square Sis lots Il. q. and -;
the United States Realty Company to Joshua
]. ReSistes, SO
Chevy Chase Heights-square 1856. loss 4s ard IS;
Edward ]. StelIwsgen ct VI, to J. Slater David
son, SO
Chevy Chase Heiehts-Square 1856. lot 2; The New
lands Company % JOHN c. MuncasssF. SO
Pleasant PlsinS--SQuare 3@. lots TO 8; square
29i. lots to 10; Clarence /. Gessford ct ux.
20 George G. Humphrey, SO
Grant Park-Sluaro 52ss. lots o. s.. and %; John
p T. White et ux to Ella Smith, SO
street northwest. between and streets
Square sS7 part Of lot /; Joseph Schifman CT
ux. to Clifford Z. Kettler. $40
go and 90 and go III street northwest, and alley
rear Of Ninth street northwest between M and
streets-Square go lots .. q. and So square
SIS lots IS TO co. Clifford +. Kettler to Anna
Schif1maA. $40.
Columbia Heights-IOt 1S9. block e: Charles w.
King ct TX to Caroline O. Bir5hrght SO
Pinehurst Park-Bloek z; z. l. Reinhold Realty
Company TO Albert C. Reinhold, SO.
Petworth-sqnare 50ls. let 6; Jennie 4. Abbott 81
Yir to NJ. Gertrude Frazier $40.
Rurrville-Squars 5i4 lots 4e and IS; jesse ".
Rawlings ct ux. to Charles W. Williams, SO.
1872 Fifteenth street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1888 lot is;
John B. Mccarthy ct ux, to Edlow A, Townss,
$3.50.
Barry Fsrm-Part Of lot %. section /; William b.
underhue ct TO John I. Smith, SO.
Eighth street northeast, between and q streets
Square s9l. lot S.. Ella NJ. Brooke ct Eir %
Mary E. Pettis SO
Whitney clOse-Square $685. lot IS; Edward ".
Pethsrbridge ct tx. to John O'Donoghue. so.
Riggs street northwest between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets-square i3. lot Il George
". HaTTies ct TX to Harry Z. Kline. SIC.
and Thirteenth streets northWest-Sauare 25s. lot
81 and part Of lot l and lot S.; Eldridge &.
Jordan ct ux. to Henrietta ST. Halliday, So
Highyiew-B Blocks l. s. l. s. s. 3. and 10; lots to
So Ct to 81 block q lots to q block II; the
E. 81 Reinhold Company to Albert c. Rein
hold. SIC.
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RIGGS ESTATE IN TRUST.
Widow Gets Income Until Youngest
son Reaches Twenty-Five.

Widow Gets Income Until Youngest
SON Reaches Twenty-Five.
By the viii OF E. Francis Riggs. dated
April 6. 1902. ard modified By codicii,
dated June 2. 1865, fled for probate yes
terday. the entire estate is 10 be held
In trust by the National Savings and
Trust Company. pending the arrival OF
the younger son at the age of twenty
FIVE.
The income is to be paid TO the widow.
Mrs. Medora Riggs. Mrs. Riggs Is given
the right TO have one-third OF the estate
absolutely conveyed 10 her, II she go
wishes When the younger son is TWEEN
ty-ave years Of age the trust ceases and
mother and sons are each TO have one
third Of the estate. any Withdrawals of
principal BY the widow TO be deducted.
Provisions had been made in the viii
which would have been carried out had
the widow and children have predeceased
the testator, The eodleil nulIifes certain
requests. Mrs. Riggs and the National
Savings and Trust Company are named
as executors.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
Baltimore. July ls-ouotEtions By Baltimore nun
nd Prnd,cs Assc1aattrr. ara as folIn-s.

Baltimore. July ls-QHotEtions BY Baltimore FFuit
and Produce Association are as follows;
BUTrER-CresmeTy fancy, per ID, 2a2sA do.
choice. per b. NisaS; do, good per ID. &az7
de-. imitation per b., aaZ; do prints. per b.
90aSz; do. blocks per H.. e9a3i; ladle per h. IA
2: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls, H. .; Ohio
rolls. per IL. 2 West Virginia rolls per H. q:
store-packed Ohio. Tsr h. q stoTe-packed Wess
Virginia, per h.. 81 Maryland Virginia. and Penn
syvana dairy prints per h.. q butter, Per
H. sia26.
EGGs-Msrylsnd. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
Ter doz. 49, Western hrsss. 10; West Virginia ftsts
Is; Southern frsts II guinea eggs. Sac.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chiekens spring. IA his and
over per H.. 2; do, small and medium. 2a2l old
hens. per b.. heavy. Is 90. small TO medium Is,
per ID, 2; ducks, large, per h.. lsals do.
small, yer 10, p; do, muscoTy and moHgrcl
per H., l2al3; do, spring, lbs. and over, FER
b. II: DO. smaller lial5; pigeons, yonng. per pair
Isl do, cd. Per pair, %; guinea fowl old each d
PoTAT0ES-New. Rappahannock, Per Dbl. No
!. Loaal.b: do. Norfolk. per Dbl. No. l. Local .
do. YORK River. per hbl. L00alz5 Eastern shore
Maryland. Per Dbl, LoealB.
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLEs-Apple
early harvest per bhi-. fancy, L25al.ja: do. small
per bb 5oa7s DO, Per hall Dbl bas,, losee per box
seas0; beets native bunch ls214 hlaekherries East
eTn Shore Gt., 6aI}9; do. RappahAunOck bucket
1a25; do Patuxent, bucket, @a3o; cabbage, Eastern
Shore per crate 5ae0: eantaloapes per crate
go; CON- North Carolina. Per dozen, sals;
do, Virginia, per dozen. 5al0; clcumheTs, Nor
folk per basket 5a75: do. per Dbl. T5al.50; egg
plants. Florida. per crate, L0oaz00 huchlebeFries
Eastern Shore, Maryland Ct. ea6A1: do. Maryland
and Virginia, per bucket, Sa5o; kale native, per
bus. box, i5a20; onions, Raprahannock per Dbl
dry. 20; do. per h-bhl. basket 9na100; do Penn
sSiyanh. yellow. per bus. 90aI0o: do, spring per
100 lunches 40a50; raspberries Eastern Shore red
pint, aa3S; do, red. quart. 7aa peaches Maryland
sDd Virginia, per box. i0a75; do, Reppahannock
per box z0a60; do, per basket, 25as0; pears. Der
basket, Eastern Shore 35as0; pinearpies. Florida
per crate. L50a250; plums. Maryland and Virginia
bas., ssh DO. qt llia2; squash native. has, 9as5
spinach native bashsl box aa25; string beans Nor
folk, per basket. green 70as0; do. per bus wax
5a75; do. native. per bus, green. 6oae5: do, per
bus. wax. S3a60s tomatoes, Potomac per 6basket
carrier. soa65; do. BapDahannoek per 6.basket car
risr Cats do, Norfolk. per crate fsaL25; do ma
tive, per s basket. aase: watefmslons. Georgia.
each, lDa2s.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July Is.-wHEAT-Stoek in elevators.
l56 e5 bushels. shipments nom elevators 80 2 bush
els sales Of cargoes on grade at L64 for No. 2
red lW for No 5 red, % for special BIN steamer
No. red. 81 for stock steamer No 2 red. Sc for
special bin rejected and 81 fer stock rejected Bag
lots by sample as 10 quality and condition. brought
IS S S.. S. 30. 80. IS. IS. IS g. 1908. l.a2 and los
per bsshel. Later a round lot Of choice No. red
arrived and brought Lea Fer bushel.
CORN-stock in eieFators. isaac bushels; ship
ments from elevators L. 666 bushels Track veIlow
corn. for domestic delivery at 7iZs per bashe for
car lots on spot. Settling rTces; For eontract, s.
0ATS-Stock IN elevators. 9S.f4s bushels; ship
Heais from elevators, 81 bushels. White. No. ?.
as TO weight 4711ats; do. white No. 5 10
weight 46al7 do No. 4 as to weight. HAS: do,
mixed No. 2 ss5zase nominal; DO. No. 5. 44i1ass.
RYE-stcck IN elevators, E.79 bushels shipments
from elevators. Us Bushels. No. rye Western do
nestle 75a7s: No. rye. Western. domestic 72a7l
bag lots as to quality and condition, 7oa75
FLOUR-Winter extra, new. 355aS.75; do. clear.
new, sl5a4S; do straight, new, A5oaAeS; do, pat
ent new, sHa5.l5; spring clear, 45os4-T5; do,
straight 55os555; do. patent 6ooas25; city mills
best patent SO; do. highgrade patent. 5.S5s do
straight, SIS; choice family s.7e: extra 25aa375;
re -four, Medium to choice. 425ai50; coTnmexl. per
100 lts l.5oal-ea
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Probate Court.


Estate Of Elisha +. Rigs; viii dated April TO-
1872, codicil dated Juns 2 1906 fled.
Estate Of ]. Whitley Heron letters testamentaTy
granted to George II. HaHies and Charlotte p.
Heron; bond $500.
Estate Of Margaret lie Boutillier O'CouneIl; VIII
dated May 9. 1855 fled
Estate q Julia Tunniclin: viii dated May 81.
1919 filed.
Estate Of jeremiah c. Lotz: order niz.
Estate Of Ella Smith order fer allowance. Attor
neys, Thomas Walker.
Estate Of Mason II. Light; petition foT letters
tesameHtary. Attorneys Thomas & Beller.
Estate Of Sarah A. Payne; order for sale. AttoT-
neys Hamilton.' Colbert YeTkes & Hamilton
Estate Of Henry G Riley; letters Of administrators
granted 10 sadie Riley; bend. $50. Attorneys. p.
B. Ray and T. Reeves Braddock
In re Curtis K Scott Ct all order 70 make 70
pairs Attorney. r. r. Homes.
In re FleTence ThuTston e al order Of allow.
anee. AttoFney, Thomas Walker.
In re Louis A. Langborue; bill Of sale. Attorney
c. ]. Murphy.
Estate Of Carrie Z. Tumble; petition for letters
testamSntary. Attorney. L. H. Thomas
Estate Of Saile Ware; viii dated june 3. Isla
fled
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 1T-Part Of lot y: George D. FAR 70
Norman L. sansbury and Joseph B. Bowling.
trustees. to secure William ], Dante, ST. 800
years. per cent seEi-annualiy-
Square ls56-Isot 81 John c. Muncaster 10 Thomas
NJ. Gale and George f. Hamilton. trustees. 70
secure the Newlands COMPANY. sen. monthly
payments, 5 per cent per snnurn.
Square Iis-Lot g. II. Gertrude Frazier 70 J. Harry
Carnes and Claud LiyinGt0n trustees. to Sc
cure Nellie NJ. l. jenkins. si.s0 l TO IS
months. per cent per aHrum.
Connecticut Avenue Highlsnds-Lot s. block z;
Thomas V. Hammond e TX to George W
White and T. Victor Hammond trustees to
secure Charles @. Stern, sl0o9 8 years, 5 per
cent semi-annually.
Square 5as-Lot sS; John O'Donoghue ct AK 10
Algegon S. Gardiner and W. Gilbert Dent trus-
tees. to secure Alexander Schaper. 2D0 )
years, 6 per cent, semi-annually. Same to same,
to secure same 500. monthly payments 6 per
cent Per annun-
Square 2sl-Part Of LOT Is; John W. Gesn to
Richard Z. Psiro and Herbert A. GIN, trustees.
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to secure H. ". Pairo $50. 70 a months. per

to secure r. ". Pairo, $50. 70 q months. per
cent per eunun.
KaloTsma Helghts-Iot o. block S; Charles o..
Rice 10 James i. Ksrrick and A. T. L.
Leckie. trustees. to secure United States SAY
iugs Bank sa.oo0. / year. per cent semi
annually.
Square 5Z7-Psrt of lot 5; Mary A. Stein to George
n. Emmerieh and Douglass 5. Maekaii. trus-
tees. TO secure the Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Building Association, 500.
Square l3-Lot lls: Edlow A. Townes ct ux TO
the National savings and Trust Company. trus-
tee, 70 secure John b. Mccarthy. &5sa. u,
monthly payments. per cent per annum
Square GS-LOt 10 and part Of lot 3; William y.
Dsnte ct ux. 10 J. II. stonef and jacob r,
Good. trustees. to secure Aaron r. Hohrer and
Henry Rinehsn. trustees Slz.so, payable Janu-
arg J. 1911. per cent per annum.
BaTry Farm-PaFt Of lot %. section J. John L.
Smith et ux 20 Maurice 0tteTback and Simon
Bube trustees. 10 secure the Anaeostia Bank,
$50 monthly payments. PER cent PER annuTn-
Schuetzen Pafk-Lots rs 20 l&. block q Claud w.
OHen to Frederick L. Siddons and Z. Quincy
Smith. tmstees. to secure the Union Savings
Bank. s. 0lo. payable February l. lsli, psr
cent per annum-
Square LS-Lot II; Harry R. Kline TO William
Ballard and John T. Knott trustees. 20 secure
George W Hsnes. 500. monthly payments. 6
psT cent per annum.
Square iS-Psrt q lot !: Clifford E Kettler te
Wilkes C. Prather and r. Clifford Bangs, uus-
tees. 70 secure joseph SehifTnsH. $50. payable
March IS 1872 s per cent per snnum-
KaloIama Hs!ghts-L0t o. block s. Charles o. Rice
to James r. Eilersoa and John W. Piiling.
trustees 10 secure Waiter J. Filling 5000,
years. 5 per cent quarterly.
Columbia Heights-Lot l9. block 2: Caroline c.
BirthTight e Tir 70 Robert Lee o BTien and
0lon G. Belt. trustees. to secure Louis c.
Dismer. s. 800 ! 10 50 months. per cent Per
suuum.
Columbia Hsights-Part Of lot 2 block 80; Samuel
0. DguFy Ct az. 70 the American Security and
Trust Company trustee 10 secure the National
Savings and Trust Company, S0.00. seas. ;
per cent. semiannuaily.
Square 630-Iots s. 10 60; Harry G. Lsyoock to
William o. Hill and Herman Z. Gaseh, trustees.
10 secure Mary Anna Mannakee, 500, years,
PER cent semi annually.
Square s1S-Lot 90: William Sehoaeld ct TX to
Herbert a, Gu and Theodore \, Gil. r., uus-
tees. 70 secure Isle :. Lipseomh $500, :
years. 5 per cent. seni-snnuzlly.
Square s-Psrt Of lot 50; John J. Costinett ct NJ.
10 Nstioaal Savings and Trust Company. trIs-
Tee. % secure the American Security and Trust
Company, 1850, years, per cent. semi
gHnuaily-
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July S.-LiTe hogs were steady. The
receipts were estimated AZ q 600; LETT over from
Saturday, S.ls6; estimated receipts tomorrow n00e
Bulk Of prizes. s4oas70; lights S6oaa9a: aixed and
butchers. s.5oas.so; heavy. 8assz5 rough heavy
sgAS55 workers., ssass1; pigs. a69aa00
Cattle were i0aI5 lower; estimated receipst Is on
BeeEes. 50; cows and heisers 26sa7 IS; Texas
steers A4oas50; stocers and feeders aeassTo; West
eTn, 5.e0a700
Sheep were mostly &c lower. Estimated recespss
se.e0 Natives 250a400: Westerns, 2s5sl00; year.
nnss aVoaA.1i lambs. i.25a6.2si Western Aposs s.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Prices Break Sharply When
Liquidation Begins.
ALARMED OVER SPRING WHEAT
short Sales Readily Absorbed. and
in the Afternoon Important Bay
ing Brings About "a Recovery.
Cotton Options Advance and This
Depresses the Market.

New York, July 1s.-The stock market
opened to-day at prices slightly above
the average of Saturdays closing, but
evidences Of liquidation soon appeared
and were quickly taken advantage of
by professional traders, who again sup
piled the greater part of the days bush
ness. IN the course of this liquidation
and accompanying short selling prices
broke from one TO three points.
The bulk OF the liquidation. II seemed.
came from the Northwest, where specu-
lators and investors are alarmed over
the damage to the spring wheat crop.
particularly from Canada, where the
damage TO wheat is undoubtedly ex-
IRENE.
Liquidation from Canada has. in fact,
been an important factor in retarding
the advance in prices for the past two
weeks. though by no means all Of IT or,
perhaps, not the most important part OF
It has been induced by damage 10
Canadian wheat to as great an exten,
as by the overextended position of a
party of Canadian financiers. who invest
ed very heavily in a group Of American
AaAAA00QG Cd - a. tt-N $500
Holdings Greatly Reduced.
The holdings of these men. it became
known to-day, have latterly been greatly
reduced by a heavy liquidation of stocks
and bonds. and though they still have
considerable interest in the roads in
which they made their investments, the
holdings are by no means as great as
Of Nxrac al
ed a board member of one of the COM
panies.
Men in a position TO have accurate
knowledge OF their transactions said TO-
DAY, however, that the holdings Of the
Canadian party now, though smaller. are
much more substantial in the sense that
the investments are now held with en-
tire security,
short sales Absorbed.
To-day's liquidating sales and short
sales were readily absorbed and in the
afternoon the covering OF short con-
tracts and some important buying, slim
ulated by increasing Improvement in
money and a decline in the crop wheat
options. brought about a recovery OF
most OF the early losses.
The days news was diSagreeable as
concerned cotton. and the new crop OPP
tions advanced about $50 a bale. There
is no doubt. however. that part OF this
advance was in sympathy with the pure
" speculative movement in the old crop
months.
Otherwise the news was distinctly IA
vorable, particularly as concerning the
measure which the New York banks are
taking to strengthen reserves in antiei-
patton Of crop moving.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-19
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 6sea709: do. butchss
t.5oaS.s0: do eommon 2oea3e0
H0GS-Psr ewt.. gToss. $50: do, ordinary. 500.
SHEEP-Prime. 45oa5 o. do common s0oas00.
LAMBS-Fsncy sIHing. Tlsas. fall. choice. per H.
sasiz do, medium, :.
CALVES Prime. Per ID. sash d. medium. IA
DO. common G.
cows Prime. fFesh. each. ss,ooa4sso: do, com
nsn. 5.0oaso.eo; do. old end dry. io.eAls.oa.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-19
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat. per bushel. soass; com. she'll.
ed per bushei ssaTs; sob. s7aloo per barrel; oats
Western white. 30. 2 PER hushel. 4sa52: mixed.
per bushe 4sa5a; BRAN per ton. 500; middlings.
per ton, H.o6
HAY AND STRAW-Hsy. Wsstern. No. I. Z.e6:
No q no. mixsd zZ0o: loose At local scales. ls.o0:
straw. rye. handle, l2oo straw rye machine thrash.
laoo: straw, wheat per ton, $50; straw cat. Per
son, aoa