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GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. oct. l5-CORN-Staek ia elevators.
29i5l7 bushels. shipments from elevators 525 bush
els. Contract opened steady. Spot mixed ccm ar
opening was 5lEa5l& and January early 5liaa
5A. Corn closed steady. with SPOT az 56 nominal
fo- .a ed 5lN md for year. and SIS for January
Sale it000 bushels January. 5lh. I car yellow
t,u.,s,.s elevator. 57i.. Settling TTice: Contract.
81.
FLOUR-W.ut5r extra. g. ,a36o; d.. clear, 3s5a
Alb: do straight. 4Sai35; do patent A0ais
sTnng clear new. i.ljaiioi DO. straight, nc8 5-5a
j5Q DO. patent, new. 5.50a5.75, City Mills best
patent. SIS Io. high-gTade patent. j55i DO. high
grade straight, 500; do choice family. A59i do.
extra Naaf0. rye -four medium 10 choice, iSa
A50 oorameal. 100 lbs. li0al59.
OATS-Stock iu elevators 70 7oj bushels. ship
meu,s from elevator 1906 bushels. Quotations
Tor new oats 90 su.t were. No . white, 4'g.
standard white 37as7s. No. $ white s. la56s, No.
white Eis554.
RYE-strrs In elevator. 0.ss1 bushels. shipments
from elevators. %! bushels ~ I ne Western. DO
msstc. .saS1. No ne domestic -6s--. bag lots.
s. % quality and condition. Ca75, No. 9 ne. West
eTn. dometie .-a7i. 40. 3 Tye near bg. 5-a7Z'z
No. 3 re. near hy. 72a7I
WHEAT-Stgck iu elevators. ~ go bushels, ship
ments from elevators. 1928 bushels. Bag lots. as
t0 quality and --udlri.u. truEht 81. a. -s 81. g.
AMI % per bHshlL Contract opened finer October.
e5'. bid oppt so. I'd wheat early Was 80. bid.
while SPOT 40. r.d Western opened az -5i. md.
NoTcmhsr az the opening was 81, bid while De
crm0gT early was o.. bid and No 8 rcd a. the
olsIug sold f0r Ci, bid ard steamer 80. 2 Icl.
S}- bi. The market closed GrIar. October Hs
bid SPOT No . TEL a--s h1. sr1- ~. I'D West
c-u ss hid. November s6-. bid and Drc5Wbr.
7s's hid. ~als=. 500 bushels November. 55'si 80
bushels 40 nd SPOT s5s ] car NJ. 9 red spot
gs l15 bushels Orraher s5s Settling prices.
I'd. s2l.: steamer No. red. sa'.. and steamer No.
> nd Western. ~
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Wharton F.. Lester and Michael J. Colbert. trus
tees o. secure The National Permanent Bul.ltns
Association $500
saul, Addi;iou-psTJsI S5IS part. Horace a.,
Smithy % b. Francis >auI and Waiter T.. Hi
ton. trustees 20 secure Garuett a. smith A5ol.
3 years. "a per cent. sgmi-Hunualy. same -
g. Francis saul sud Norman J.. Nanso1n, t1.S-
tees 10 secure Agnes 4. saul, S,'.5, ! year, 50
UT cent s-mi-auuUaIly.
~auls Tract-Parcel S5E. part Horace e.. Smi-hv
n 3. Francis saul and Walter T. Hilton. tF5is-
tees, % secure Garncrt a. omlthy, $50. 3
years. 81 per cent seml-aungsL.y. same o. Il
Francis Saul and Norman l. SansbuIE. tr15S-
tees 20 secure Rosira NJ. MAY, N.535. ] year,
81 per cent. semi-iuaUdly.
square zSS-Iot AZ. Horace G. Smithy 20 b. Fran
els saul and " alter T. Hilton, trustees, % Sc
cure Garnett A. smith, $500, years. 81 PER
cent. semi annually
Meridian Hill-Lot 81, block "A; JESSE II, Wilson.
IT, trustee. 10 Herbert A. Gin and Chaplin
Brown trustees e. secure The executors ~ NE
estate Of Mary H. Biddlc. deceased, S3oa 5
years. 5 Ier cent. semi-aunuaiN.
Square 2Ns-Lot A., Horace g. Smithy 20 b. Fran
els saul and Walter f. Hilton, trustees. ~
secure Garctt 4. Smith, $500 years. 81 TT
cent, ssmi-8Uuually.
Homcad Manor L1y rs block -; Clara Trow Hot
ct viz 10 FLOYD T. Davis and Clarence l. GEES
ford trustees 90 secu-e Hannah \. Ycrkes. VIII
lam X YorkCs IT, aud John X. herkes t'ls-
tees $500. years. So Ter cent. selnl-anuuill.
same 20 II. Glenn fncll1 and AAst4u b il+'''.'r
trustees. 10 secure Frank ". Holt. 500 month
ly payments. o Ter cent semi annually.
Square l5l-Lot 2Ii: Francis 3. Hei!man e. uN' 10
William T. Etm0ustOu and Louis 4. Peak, rus
tees 20 secure Edward :. Mchuew. $3.50, )
years. Ter cent. semi annually
Columbia Hcights-Lot =. block 81 William r but-
fugtOn % William ]. Father and Algcron ;.
Gardiner. trustees 20 secure John VI. Jones,
$3.50 years. per cent, s'lnl -anuuallY. same
10 AIserou s. Gardiner and ". Gilbert Dent
trustees To secure Charles NJ. Campbell Seo,
20 70 months o per cent Ter annutn.
SQUARE 5I2-LCt 90 Harry \ Kite 70 Edward Nc.
Jones and William n Beall. trustees. 10 secure
Julia L Burnett. $ 80. years. Ter cent, semi
annually.
square zs0s-Iois Il anil g. Horace e. Smithy to
r. Francis Saul and Norman l. SanshuTy, uus-
tees. 10 seclr. T. NJ. saul. Ss50 year. 80 per
cent semi-auuualk.
Le Droit Psrk-Lot y, block 5; Viola r. Gummei
90 I1cd Mckee and Francis \. Blu'd'n, tr7ls-
tees e. secuu Louis =. Sanford, Ht5, wears.
C per cent. seni-annualF.
ie Dr0it Park-Lot a. block ., Nlfred +. Shell
man q TAX. g. Francis \. Bundon. trustee. 10
secure Viola II. Gummri Sls5'. monthly pay
mruts Ter cent Tgr SInuu.
Square i95-Lot GO. Herman BelTcns Ct ny 10
Wharton H. Lester and Michael J. colbert.
Trustees 20 .e1uTe tn National Permanent
building Associlrou 500.
Square 2a63-Lot . MARY NJ Mcqueen 70 James
Berry and Arthur Cam trustee, 70 secure tie
Perpetual Building Association. 2,i5e.
SQUARE S6l-Part ~ lot &c; Alexander u. L. Lark
ct NIX to James Berry and Arthur can. trus-
ices 10 secure Perpetual Building Association.
SOA.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

prices quoted are wholcsale.l
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per H.. 50l1a3llk F;
Western nrsts 2a3o; seconds, Zs2s: process. fancy
27a27't
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new, large.
l6al7.
EGGS-Nearby. fresh Virginia per doz.. 2sa29;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, Z7as: Ten
nessee, SAY.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples per bbl IOOaa 2;
oranges California, per box, 950a6.25; lemons per
box 3Joa600; grape fruit. per crate 30Oa50O; pine
apples, per crate, 200a3oo: cantal0upes per crate
lj0a3O0. peaches. par basket, 50al25: watermelons
each i0al5; grapes, Delaware, per basket l6;
Niagara. per basket. Halj; Concord PER basket "a
ais; Bartlett pears. per barrel 350a5 90; damsons
per basket 35afoi chestnuts, per H.. l3ali.
DRESSED POULTRl-Hens. choice FER h.. II,
ROSTERS. per h. p; sprngers per b.. HAS. ducks
per H., l4ale; geese, per h. sal0.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring per H.. l6alT /:
hens Per h.. l6; ROSTERS per ID. 10; turkeys per
h. l5als; ducks. per h.. l2al4; geese Per h. salO
VEGETABIsES-Pota new No J Per bu
75aS0, per Dbl, L75a2 co. No. 3 Dbl. l25aI 80;
sweets. per Dbl. L2jaIJO yams per Dbl. Local p
cucumbers. per basket. 75al.5O onions. per box
60asO: cabbage pr bbl,. 6OalO0: eggplant per doz
2a9: squash. per crate 25a40; string beans Der
Dbl L2jaL5O lima beans. PEE quart. l2lfa2O: let
tuce per basket. L00al7j: tomatoes. hone grown
per box, 5Oa75 celery per crate 275a4.O0: radishss
per hundred l00al.5O; peppers. per basket, 25ajO;
tunips per dozen punches 25a27 be5ts 100 lunches
L50a2.3; green corn, per dozen ears, l0aE.
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Whitney CIr~e-Sluarr ,Hi3. IT p. Laviria F. New
Tor 20 William W Hais,iu Ct uz.. $40
KeuWc6y avenue southeast between A and
-ir,cts-Sluars 1914 lot C. Elizabeth F. Rice
viz r1 Edwin S. SNcelg 6 ia. s.
MERRIAM HLi-SIare G79. lots - 3 aud "a,
Mary Z. Buttorvorth and William EutJ,rworth.
executors and trustees. 20 Harm NJ Dante. SO.
Iugic7iIs-Lot g. block Is, Lewis F. Breuinesr u
uS. o, jane T. Mbmu SO
No CO y street u.rthWest-SgU3T7 III lot 30. Jesse
II. Robinson .r Jennie rs Robinson. $40
59 I street s.urhcas--S4ua 7sl lHt !. Rose Pur-
dell SO
. street northeast between FIRST and Second streets
William King 90 C0stauro SEugnaHi, SIG
NJ street northwest, between Seventeenth and EiEh.
tr,u'h streets square l62 Iau z lots . and =;
Max Barton 90 John Huber. SO
Loneneckcr's Addition O. Congress HciGhts-Lots 70
and - block 9. Henry q. L1uguecker and Ella
L. L0ngnecker 10 Jessie T.. B1yan $40.
Takoma Park-Lot block Q; Annie NJ. Fclmer 20
Tir 10 EmesJigR f. TcrdirEer. SO.
Tazoua Park-Lof 4 block Q; Ernestine F. Terhn-
ger 10 William l. Follmer $40.
saul's Tract-Parcsl S-l7. part; Rosina NJ MAY 10
Horace g. Smithy. SO
Saus Addition-Parcel S5ls, part; Agnes A. saul to
Horace e.. Smithy, SO
Saul's Addition-Square 2ls lass = and 20; Teresa
NJ. Saul % Horace g. Smthy. SO
No 2)2l street northvest-Squsre q. lot o. Helen
VI. Cooke and Helene Nicholson Barbour to
Mary Blake cooke BTU el-
Holmead Manor-L0t Is block 81. Carl H. Smith
ct NIX. 70 Clara Trow Holt. $40
Columbia Heights-Lat - block g.: Thomas II.
Melton e IN. 20 William f. Burlington, SO.
Sixth street between and L streets southeast
square Ssl part Of lot D and lots 2 70 26: W.
Wallace Chiswel and Hairy c. Kite 10 Edwin
T. Howell. so.
lOi 7 street northwest-Square 80. lot 80; Edwin
f. Howell 90 Harry 4. Kite. SO
20l6 street northwest-Square l03 lot %; Alice VI.
Peck 20 Martin l.. Sterling. $40.
lie Droit Pdrk-BlOCk 3 Dot &C.; Viola r. Gummel
10 Wilfred +. Spellman ct uN., 80.
street between Fouraud-a- half and Sixth streets
southwest-Fouest II. Purks et TO Herman
Behrens e uy.. SO
Acker street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
uortheast-Square s6l part Of lots % and 70:
Henry C. EsTey 10 Alexander II. 3 Lark, SIC.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". b. Hibbs Co..
Numbers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibbs
Building
Chicago, Oct l5.-Today the buying Of wheat
has been largely by the shorts, who have been tax
ing their profits There has been enormous hqui-
da,ion all the week and prices are on about D
cents from the highest point. The liquidation ana
the extremely weak buying powers have been the de
pressing factors. Taking the crop As given by the
government and the estimated carry over, there -
about 5000 600 bushels more wheat than the supply
fof the year ending July next. and a remaining
tSpoHable surplus Of g. 10000 bushels The latter
Is apparently making the iTice, as there Is no De
mand for il from abroad 10 prices at which Amer1
holders care 20 sell
Corn held around % cents for Nav. and at the
best was about Is Of a cent above that figure. The
shoIts have been the principal buyers. The weather
is fine and the country Is selling corn finely. some
two-year-old corn j. being bought today. for which
IS cents was refused at one time.
Oats are up q q cent on covering by the
shorts Receipts for tie week were l.3t60o bushels
an increase Of 5000 bushels over the previous week
Shipments were J. S74 coo bushels.
Provision had a fair bulge the huying by Gate
Is & Grogs0n mostly 70 cover their shorts. Hogs
Ncre so Of a cent higher. Receipts to-day were
T.. 30 hogs and 8 600 hogs are expected On Monday,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev York oct, ls.-CATILE- Receipts / 50 head.
Nothing doing TO-DAY IN hyt cattle. Tie feeling
was rated steady. With moderate receipts reported
for Mondays trade. Dressed beef quiet AZ sail TH-
Liverpool and London cattle markets unchanged
Exports from ths FORT to-day. go heeves and 2ssi
quarters If beef
CALVES Receipts. - head Feeling j1st about
steady for veals ard good Western calves. u1 gas
ars offered Fair VCsls sold az 1910 Uer le) To-
good Western calves. 500 dressed calves quiet at
l4al7 for cty dressed yeal- country dressed ar sli'l
dressed zIasSars 90 s89iz
SHEEP AND LANRS- Receipts s2l9 head. sheep
were steady With fair demand; lambs SLOW. hIt no
lower quality considered Common to prime sheep
sold al 2OEE59 rtr 100 lbs, CIlls. 30, medium %
good lambs 65a725; cJllS, 500; yeariinss, SD:
dressed mutton slow az 1853 per To- dressed lambs
at lll.al3ig.
HOGS-ReceiIts were l2O2 head. Nominaly
steady 20 strong frr live hogs. Country dressed
hogs steady al l2i1alys FER ID.
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GAS SECURITIES LEAD.
Uncertainty "a 10 Dividend Prevents
Much Change in Prices.

With an unusually large number OF
brokers in attendance. yesterdays ses-
sion of the Washington Stock Exchange
was chiefly notable for continued discus
sion on Washington Gas securities. A
general impression prevailed that action
taken by the stockholders in their meet
ing Friday had authorized the payment
Of $3.50 per share in annual dividends.
When the securities were reached in the
list on call President Woodruff announced
that such was understood, but no official
notification from the company had been
received, and that In consequence. the
trading would be done on a basis of ex-
dividend. Notwithstanding the uncer-
tainty. considerable trading resulted, and
Gas led in the transactions of the day.
Brokers were timid as 10 bids or offers
In the first part of the session. but later
warmed up. with closing bid at 1914. A
total Of IS shares were Sold. first block
of 10 bringing 81. three lots Of ., IS, and
one at a half point drop, and a closing
transaction Of . at so.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY " b Hibbs s CO.
members Of the New Yozk STOCK Exchange. Hib.s
Building
New York oct I5.-C0tt1u traders PLAYED for
reaction to-day IL was not forthcoming however.
for ever attempt az fl large break was UTp-i u
the bud hv the uewS # hurricane 81 t-e FLORIDA
cast. Nevertheless 70 only natural that after
such q sharp advance as has oc-.Trl this week
there should be more or less NJ re1ctloua-y sen
,irasst owing 20 the absence q frost IN the cotton
belt and % tie expectation Of weekend realizing
Taking into consideration tie siEr ot the advance,
no decline under 70 points could ha considered
break A decline of that amount. taders say. would
do the market considerable good. At ans rate. u
.1l.Il h. N hlIm.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. Oct. E.-MILLFEED-Inacti Spring
bran. Z.S5. standard middlings RS; Wes-eTn red
dog. = so m arrive; winter bran. Ia lO0-lb sacks
10 arrive $3.50; city bran. in bulk 100
OATS Steady; inactive. No white Sc; No 3
white 81 No l. Sc; white track 57s4O.
FLOUR-Quiet, unsettled. Kansas straights asa
500. in sacks. soft stTaights 44Ja460 IN barrels
spring patents 540a575. in barrels; spring clears.
A4Ga459
HAY-Reeeipts, $50 tons: steady: fair inquiry
for choice New spring timothy. I'D; No. I, LIS;
No. 2 10; No. . 95alO0.
STRAW-Receipts, 20 tons; lifeless. Long rye. 60
RYE FLOUR-Steady: business hfeless. Choice
brands 4.05ai5.
CORNMEAl-Ste inquiry Is slow Kiln
dried fer export. 80: meal in bags l9iI q
BEEF-Steady; small business. Packe. l6.5Ja
90: family. l9,50a3oO0
PORK-steady: trade dull. Mess. .. 0Oa2l 20: fam
ily. 25.O0a255O.
BARD-lnactiTe. Prime Western, 1900; city
T. %; regned continent l32o; South American. 400
refined Brazilian, in koCs 800; eeoSteaTine, ia
l24.. lard stearine slow; New York. Il
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct l5.-Money on call was nominally
Per cent to-day. During the geek there was
frmer tone 70 tho call-loan market the range Of
rates being 81. and ~ per cent the higher rate be
ing the maximum n any tins sinCn last May. On
Monday the range of rates vas TALL per cent: on
Tuesday. 3l3a2a. Thursday. 354a3 and Friday SAta2
Time money higher IN price at the Gloss q
the week due 70 increase in demand. This
caused BY the higher ruling rates for call money
and the increased activity in the stock marke:
There was not large amount Of money offered,
but il was sufficient TO supply inquiries. Rates:
F4a4a pr cent for sixty days. 4Ata5 PER cent fox
ninety days and 43saia4 PER cent for four, FIVE and
six months
Mercantile paper uled dull throughout the week.
There was a good assortment offered both as 70
quality and amount. but lack Of interest on the
part Of buyers reduced the volume II business 20
minimum. Rates; 5sa5& per cent for sixty and
ninety days Endorsed bills receivable 5aa6 per cent
fer choice four 10 six months single -ames, 6a61s
IeT cent for Others.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Kal0Tama Heghts-L0t - block y; Marion Butler
ct ux 20 the National Savings and Trust Com
Iauy. trustee 90 secure the American Security
and Trust Company $500, years, 5 per cent.
stmi-snHualy.
Square 33i9-Lot -; William ". Haisip Il TX. to
Wats1n Newton and f. Lodge Hin. trustees, 20
secure LaYinis +. Newton, Slo50, monthly pay
msntS. Ter cent semI-ai' ually.
SquarC lOli-IC 63 Edwin $ Sweeley e ux. 20
Albert O. Penney and Thomas A. Wilmington.
trustees 10 secure Elizabeth +. Rice and EH-
gene e. Rice Sl.5c0. years. pcr cent semi
annually.
Square 277s-Io;s .. D. and "a Harm NJ. Dante to
Richard X. Tyler. Charles g. Warden. and
II. W Coffin. trustees. ~ secure Mary T. But
.trwoTth and William Butttrworth. executors
and trustees, g 800. 1 year. per cent. semi-an-
naalIy
Ingles;dc-Lot G.. block 70. James r. Tubman ct
uX. g. George F. Walker and Samuel Ross.
trustees. 10 secure Lewis F. BreuEinger. SEQ.
monthly payments pr cent. semi-anuuslly.
Square H-Lots 81 and g.. lncz D. Baldeston 70
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Cnurt nf Annenls.

pTesent-Au
Assignments for October IL
No. 243. Capital Traction Company vs.. Wathen
On hearing. Attorneys. Pery Son and Dunlop
Bimey.
No. ZlH Dashields rs. Moses & Sons. Attor.
neys, Maths, Donaldson 4 Ferguson.
No. 2liG. Mack IS. District Of Columbia. After
neys-JuueS-Thomas
No. 2ig Gnfith vs. National Life Insurance
company Attorneys, Gardiner-MinOF a Rowland.
No. 2l5l. Arlington Brewing Company et al vs..
Wyyill e al. Attorneys Bailey Leyensaler Bran
denbuTg q BrandeubuTg -Wheatley a T0bTiuer.
No. 2l52. Talbot U.s. FichCTd. Attorneys, hdout
-Gatiey & Davis.
No. Zl51 Fuller Company vs. McCloskey After
ncls Duvall 4 CGibert-Hayden X Johnson.
No. PIG. Desio IS. Hutchinson. Attorneys,
ShOles -Haydea 4 McCammon
No. 2l57. kimhall Company Williams Attor-
ueys Wheatey- Davidson 4 Cobb.
No. 2l6. Rawlings Us. Collins. Attorneys. Jones
RidUut.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Or. l5-Ilve hogs were 5alOc higher
The receipts were estimated at eco head: left over
from yesterday 1901; estimated receipts Monday
$500. Bulk q prices, s50a5.95; lights s65a9 30;
mixed and butchers s.35a930 heavy. s.lOas95:
rough heavy, s35; workers, 9.25; pigs, s.30a9l 10,
Cattle were steady; estimated receipts 30 head
Sheep were steady; estimated receipts. 900 head.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

No 5lis-. Sollman -. Potomac Insurance Com
pauv, motion for uew trial filed Attomeys ". ].
Lambert aud r. II. Ycatman- Maddox & Gatlcy.
Assignments for October u
40. l1 Lawrence So. Goodacre. Attorneys M0ul
ton-Keaue.
40. T. Tomukins v. American Realty Company.
Attorueys Wolf a Rosenberg Biuey & Wo1daTf.
80. q Talstol -. District n Columbia. Ati1r
neys SirasbuIgar and Wolf g. Rosenberg Thomas.
No. 49, Shoemaker executor. IS. Wisden admin
i=tIarlr ATTORNEYS. Lambert 4 Yeatman-Tlomas
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STOCK MARKET

saes-Regular call. u O'Clock noon;
Capital Traction 5s Sll at TiA. Nooo at lli+.
Washington Railway * Electric Is. $l.oC0 at So.
Potomac Electric cons. S. NOO at lOoI4. 81 COO at
1905.
Capitol Traction az 10 / at l29
Washington Gas. 10 az ST. . at 81. IS at S0i.. !
At sou 3 az -.
National City Bank. 10 az 10.
Washington Loan and Trust ! az 2O5
After Washington Railway Electric pfd..
Is at S9h
Washington Railway & Electric Is 81 90 az So
Following are the bid ana asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting II the Washington Stock Ex-
change;
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Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

L No. gn2 Smith vs. Secretary Il Interior; seor-
ity for costs ordered Attorney, S. Scammel-LaV-
Ter. Clements s. Wright
No. @793 Thompson vs.. Thompson rule return
able OrtObr p. Attorney. W T.. PbmfT.
No. Yl6 MecoDi IS. MCcGui divorce granted.
Attorneys p. NJ Brown and W. Il. Guy-PeTcy
Metzger and H. T. Taggsrt
No 1851. CLARK ". Vegetarian Meat Company
William II. Coleman appointed receiver bond.
H.(G] Att0mgs Baker Sheehy q Hus5n-I &.
Gager
Assignment Tor October u
No. ~. Dewey rs Todd ~ al. Attorneys. Mat
tingly a Clepl8nc- Blair a johnson.
No. g. Bryan vs.. BEan. Attorneys, Ho1ewel-
QuinteT & West
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. new. PER blshsl, Sass: corn.
shelled per basheI .5a-s; new, ear TCE barrel 4'a
AS; oats, Western white. No. 2. Per ushsl. 45ai';
oats. mixed Ter hlshel 41s45; bran, per ton. H6J;
midd.iHgs. Per ton, e6fe.
Hay AND >TEAW-Hay Western. No. J. To- "a
1000; No D ls-5al900; mixed. H08I..50. straw.
I'VE. bundle l05oalIOo: rye. machine thrash. ..lll
sec: wheat ton. So oats per ton. 6.50a'.Oo
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Assignments for MONDAY October l.;
United States va Charles Craig.
United States IS. james johnson.
United states Is @fuuaI Harrrls
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JUSTICE GOULD.


Assignment for October i:
No. g. Copeland vs.. Moses & Sons. Attorneys.
StmtGaut * MasoI-S-eElilg.
No. q Rogers & Fowler. Attorneys Darlington
& sullivan
No. 40 Dyer VS. Faulkner. Attorneys, Barnard
& Johnson Barnard & GlCs.
40. e. Su.1er vs.. Striier. Attorneys. Burksrt-
N0ultCn & C0Ibsrt.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. Il. Hbhs Il CO.,
members of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
Call money: Open. So: high. SO: low 3a close, 4s
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS
Shares 10 IL % 400
shares 10 u 4s2 so
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Law suits.

No 52Tf Julius A. Naedel. trustee vs.. William
A. Miller account, NiPi05. Attorney, W p
Lester.
No -,C5. Frank d. Foster vs.. MARYLAND Casualty
Company; policy SEs3 Attorneys. Happier *
Merillat
No. 5--6. Ellie Sheet IS. II. Lyon smith, note.
sll2-s6. Attorney VI. F. Marsar.
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CrimInnI Court So. ?.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLARAUGH

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
United States vs. George Banks. h0Gss 5reakIng;
motion far new uial fled
Assignments for Monday. October Il.
United States IS. Maggie Brooks
United STATES - Harry Walker.
United States IS Charles Jones.
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SMALL BLOCK TABCLATING MA
chine Company stock for sale; pays Z
per cent earnings, nearly three times
present dividend Address SAMPLE.
IernLA office
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate e James j. Ricaettsi order q September
IC 1910 amended.
Estate q John &. Feuan. petition Tor letters O;
administration. Attorney. q, F. Williams
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE-Ext per evt.. 65Oa725. do. butcher.
S SOa6 %; common. +.5oa5.5.
HOGS-Per ewt. gross. 9coas.50; do. ordinar,
SEQ
sHEEp-Prime. 3.0Oa35O; do. common, 250a2 Is.
LAMBS-fancy. spring. 6.Ooa7oo fail. choice. 100;
MEDIUM sec.
CALyEs-Prime. per ID. alsalO: medium. per h..
Sa9
COWS-PTime fresh. each. s5.0oa4OO0; do. com
mon 25.o0aso co: do. old and dry l000al5.0O
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While you think of It. telephone your
Want Ad. 10 The Washington Herald,
and bill will be sent you at l cent word.
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New York. oct. I5-WHEAT- Fime-; trade quiet
New No I Northern spring 70 arrive. f. o. b.,
lle; No. red. (. o.. b. loois No. hard, I. %. D..
100; No. ] nacarcni f. %. b. 98l4 No. Mani
toha f. O. D.. L11, Reported. loads Manitoba.
CORN-Stcady; quiet trade Steamd mixed, nom
insI export basis, export No O. T. o. L.. 81, No. ?
elevator. domestic SEA. 20 arrive. C. /. T. Exporters
] f.uE . 1rqf.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No all United STATES vs.. One Motor Boat; ub5l
Attorney. e. T.. Wilson.