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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

IAN though I'd lose my leg" writes
y. A. Swensen Of WaertoWn, Wis.
Ten ycars Of eczema that 5 doctors
culld not cure. had at last laid me
no Ihen Bueklen's Arnica Salve
cured = sound and WelI-s Infallibie
fo@ ekin EruptionE. Ec1ema. Salt
Hasum. Boiis. Fever Sores. Burns
.caids. Cuts and pies. i5c a. :. n.
.--------l--.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

Washington, Sept 10.-A supplement.
tary crop report issued by the aY.iLu..
tural department shows that the aggre.
gate crop conditions in the United
States on September 1 we're about 4
per cent lower than a year ago, and
2.S per cent lower than the average
for ten years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

For bowel complaints in children
always give ChambeTlain's Collie.
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy and
castor oil. Il is certain TO effect q
cure and when reduced with water
and sWeetened is pleasant TO take.
No physician can prescribe a better
remedy. For sale By eli dealers,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

Clay Center Dispatch: The dissp-
pearanee Of Judge John c. Flack
of Abilene, leaving the bank in which
he was Interested holding the sack
to the tune Of several thousand dol
lars win come as a sore surprise TO
many people in this county as well
as bis own. For when be was the
Democratic nominee for congress in
this district and again as nominee for
state eenaior he campsignsd this
county and made many frieuds. The
hlrh standing IN Dickinson county,
sevarai times aitesied. carried weight
Ia ca. ana fhpre um . only 3
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15
SPEAKING OF ABILENE.

Salina Journal: 1t is now claimed
that the Flack defalcation at Abilene
wild amount to $4,000. 1t was not
generally supposed that there was
that much money in Abilene.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

HOODS sarsspariIa Is ths nedi.
3 , cine for impure blood, erupiions,
weakness and gsneral debility = u
positively 40 lhsolussE cukHe.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

81 have a world Of confidence in
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for !
have used 1t with perfect success"
writes Mrs. NJ. ]. Basford, PoolesvilIe,
Nd. For sale by all dealers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

feeling of deepest regret that such
man has fallen.
- ,
Minneapolis Messenger: At ALI.
lene there is no longer very much
room for doubt that Miss Benignus,
who was found dead In bed several
weeks ago, committed suicide. A
University chemist found fifteen Gu
bic centlmeters of chloroform In the
girls stomach. The Ioia Register
apparently has made even more
important discovery. Headlines in
that paper Saturday read "GIrl Com
mitted Suicide! Girls viscera Show
ed Traces of Intent"
" "
Rustenhaven, a Central Kansas
League pitcher, who was sold this
year by Minneapolis to Abilene, but
who has been playing independent
ball out west, has been drafted by
he New York Giants. In order that
The lay mind can grasp the idea,
1t Is explained by the Manhattan
Mercury that 1t Is equivalent to a
country editor being placed in charge
II a New York paper, or country
own teacher being "called" to
hair In Harvard or Yale.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

TRIPLE TIE BENEFIT AssoCIA.
TON Abilene Council No. 70, meets -
second and fourth Thursday evenings
Of each month. Visitors weieoma. ~
H. Gardner, president; John G RoysRs
seeretafy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

y y
Ottawa Herald. A good many tall
men are always complaining of their
stature and wishing they were short.
The desire is slackened somewhat by
reading that an Abilene banker is
short $4,000. This is too short.
y =
Hope Dispatch: Abilene is getting
right up in the top notch. Together
with their mysterious murder case
they have a full Pledged Jack the
pepper.
KaDeas City Post: The palm for
audacity must be awarded to Cashier
Flack, of an Abilene, Kan, bank
He not only got away with the stuff,
but borrowed trunk from the prose-
cutting attorney to carry 1t in.
Kansas City Star: Deacon House
wonders how the Abilene bank CASH
Ter who is $4,000 short in his az
counts ever managed to spend 80
much money in Abilene. The answer
seems to be that he didn't. i
Of the Abilene State
bank are reported to have made good
the amount of Cashier Flack's short
age, SO the case affords no oppor-
tunity to test the working Of the
state guaranty law. Between
the Benignus case and the Flack de-
falcatIon Abilene is receiving a large
amount Of advertising, of a certain
sort.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15
Abilene SteamLaUndr
Perfect Work. Reasonable Price,

PatroniHe home Industry. Pure san,
Springs water used and all work guaranteed
Agencies in all Dickinson county towns.
J. B. GOODWIN Proprietor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

For sale, cider barrels, s. c. Barr.
wat
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

ROYAL ARCH MASoNs-cyrus ChAP,
ter No. Is meets IN Masonic hail on tie
second and fourth Fridays Of ealh
month. y. W. Morse, II p; Joseph n
Keel. secretary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15
SaIina Branch
Arrive from Salina.
ABnENE's SOCIETIES.

A. r. AND A. M--BenevoIent Lodge Ne
IS, meets first and third Monday eveR-
ing In each month At Masonic hail, cor
neF Third and Cedar. J. W. YouAg, ".
NJ; J. l. Worley, secretary; viSitinG
brethren welcome.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK Aug. 2s.-BUTTER-Reccipt today
s.sas packages. The market Is showing signs q
weakness. Creamery specials 3: creamery extras.
81 creamery hrsts 9'4; state dairy, good 90
choice. 81; process SPECIALS 2: Western imita-
tion creamery frsrs. ..
CHEESE-Receiuts TO-DAY . SO boree TIE mar.
ket Is weak on all grades. State whole milk. spe-
eial I's State whole milk. fauCy COlCrCd. 81.
state whole Hliik, fancy. Waite. lg4; skins. spe-
Gals. IS.
EGGS-Recepts to-day. 9ml cases. The market
is weaker state Pennsylvania and near by hen
merry. white. fancy. 80. State Pennsylvania. and
brown hennery. fancy, 2. Fresh gathered extras.
2. Fresh gathered extra frsts. 3
MILLFEED-Firm: quiet trade Spring bran.
Ll7a-l3i standard middlugs. 80: CITY ban.
900 IN bulk; Western rcd dog g50 20 sr1ire; win
ter wheat bran, IN lNpound seeks 70 arrive 2As0.
OATS-Wcak; quiet trade No white. 5F1: No.
3 white, %. Ne. white So white, on track, ga
q Quotations al Tor new.
FLp'R-Steady moderate dcalings Kansas
stnights 5eca50 in SACKS: soft straights. 4ya4 20
in haulis; spring patents. 5.75a6oo. in barrels.
spring clears. A6ca4s5.
RYE FLOUR-steady; trade Is inactive. Choice
brands quoted no 40CaL45.
CORNNfEAL-Steady: inquiry IS moderate Kiln
dried for export. 400; coaSa meal. in bags. liza
ls
HAY-Roceipts, SO tors: steady. inactive; quota
ti0us are for new. Prime timothy. ID: No. ! LILO
ais: No. q L05a1lo. No 3 q5aI00
sIRAW-Roceipts. 80 tons; trade quiet. Long re
quoted AZ 65a79.
BEEF-steady; moderate business Packet. lso0a
$3.50. family ie0oal9N.
PORK-Stoady. inactive trade Mess "A ssa2s 70.
family 25Oa2550.
LARD-steady: dull Prime Western. . g: CITY.
lL6o; refined continent l275. South American.
BIO refined Brazilian kegs. 1880 cleostearine. la
III lard stearine. quiet; New York. l3i5.
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New York. Aug. 26.-R. G. Dun G. Co.'S
weekly review Of trade tomorrow VIII
say:
Crop prospects are improving. Bust
ness confidence is strengthened as the
harvests are Icing gathered. and the
period OF the midsummer inaction draws
to a close. On the other hand. renewed
political activity makes for that uncer-
tainty that tends 10 retard enterprise.
That there has been and still Is con-
traction in a number OF important lines
cannot be denied. But the contraction
consists mainly in the reduction of specu-
lation, and in the cutting OFF OF trans
actions Tor the future. There still re-
mains the great business OF supplying
country needs. and reports from leading
trade centers indicate that this business
is beginning TO expand as the fall season
approaches.
Naturally, the best reports come from
the sections closest to actual producing
activities. While there IS no important
increase IN the iron and steel trade. yet
expectation OF a revival of demand in
the last quarter of the year Is important,
in view OF the large part that sentiment
plays in the market. The actual demand
for wire and TIN plate is large. and there
is also an improved demand for structural
steel
'Tn dry goods. Notwithstanding the
moderation displayed b buyers for the
future there are signs Of expansion
among the jobbers. Receipts Of wheat at
primary points are very heavy. The
movement OF money for crop purposes
has begun. but the banks seem generally
well prepared 10 meet the drain. The ex-
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square s5l-Lots Il and Is; Ernest W. lie Grys
81 TX. 70 II, r. Howenstein and Emanuel
speich, trustees. 20 secure Edgar r. Richard
son, 1880 monthly payments. 6 per cent pcr
annum.
Square 5773-Lot sol: Samuel Sowerhutts ct ak. 70
ths American Security and Trust Company.
Trustee. 10 secure the East Washington Savings
Bank 5000; years. per cent semi-annualy.
Square N2-Lot lA; James B. Nicholson et
70 Herbert A. GIN and Theodore \. Gill; II.
trustees, 20 secure Richard F. Pairo. Sl50;
20 4 months. per cent, semi-annually.
Square l0A-Lot 9l; Caspar r. Geier e. ux. %
Aaron H. Frear and Harry $ and Fenel0n
=. Brock trustees TO secure Wilford II. Dunn.
$1,000; 70 l6 months. per cent Der annum
Square 5oe-Lot lac; Hattie L. Beckwith 20 VII
liam NJ Terrell and 4 Caoell Williamson.
trustees. 10 secure Alice 2. lockwood, 5000;
20 % months. per cent per annum.
Square 72-Lots 90 and 81; Sarah Banum Kinds
et vir 70 John G. Weldon and George ".
White. trustees % secure " r. Humphrey.
5000; years. per cent. senaDnually.
Square 5Oa-Lot i4s: Halle L. Beckwith n william
w. Tdp;ett and Encch l.. White. trustees. 70
secure Theodore NJ. Triplett. sl550; ) years s
per cent semi-annuslly
Square B76-Lot as; William z. Bushby TO John
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". p. Hibbs & Co.
members It the Chicago Board Of Tnde. Hiebs
Building
Chicago. H. Aug. 26.-The feature in the wheat
trade was the unloading Of 10000 bushels septem-
Der by Kmght-McDougal. said 20 be for Waterman
and the buying q equal quantity Of December
a. f4aihc premium the September. and the
later selling Of about much December By the
came house.
The frost scare IN com has not materialized. the
earth being too warm for low temperatures. and
temperatures in the West did not drop as low as
expected. Indications arr for warmer weather. Snow
In his weekly rerort saws the crop has made favor
able Advancement. and the only thing 20 fer Is
the frcst IN September. The buyers Of yesterday
the sellers II to-day. Prices opened sc % lc
lower. and he bottom showed losses Of nc 20
l2sc from which there uas a snail rally.
Oats broke - 20 &c 20 3is for May. under gen
eral selling Peavey bought all futures Cash prices
were = t0 = lower Receipts were E2 ears. with
3N cars expected tomorrow. Iowa 10 asking for
bids on cash lots.
Provisions had a sharp break and a good recov
en- 10 las been a scalpirg market. with packers
selling on bulres Southern cash trade Is better
HOGS closed unchanged 10 D. lower. with receipts
500 and loco0 are expected tomorrow. Western
rriufe revived IS 600 against a. on last wear.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and Bradstreet Report General Business
Expansion as Fall Season Approaches

pected increase in the Bank OF England
rate. however. did not take place The
tin plate strike has been declared off, and
the labor situation is improved.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 1872 against 2i5 last
week. PA the preceding week. and IL
the corresponding week last year"
New York Aug. Bradstreets re-
view tomorrow will say.
House trade continues 10 expand al
leading markets, food crop advices- are
more favorable, iron and steel trade re-
ports display a better undertone. the
movement OF wheat is heavy buyers ex-
cursions are general. and collections
show little improvement. However the
general situation remains rather irreg-
ular. IN that country trade reports the
country over are not uniformly favor
able.
Thus those from the West and South
west tell OF activity In fall buying; re-
turns from the South Indicate only slight
Improvement. while those from the
Northwest are characterized as salts
factory. and Eastern advices suggests
that conservatism is still prevalent. A
number OF the individual centers re-
port that trade is below the volume done
in 1903
Complaints are made that profits are
light which fact IS due TO the high
costs OF raw material In retail lines
clearance sales are the chief features
but trade as a whole is Disappointing
except at some large cities IN the West
Improvement in the iron and steel trades
is still largely sentimental"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

S2i Pennsylvania avenue s0utheast-SQusrP 80. lot
2; Bertha c. Wclney and Martin L. Welhey 70
Joseph A. Jennings. SO
Fifth street northeast. between I and X streets
Square SCI. lots p and -; Herman r. Hcwen-
stein e. uT. 70 Ernest ". LeGrys e uX. SO.
II street northeast. between Thirteenth and -Four
tcCnth Strpcts-Square l0g7. lot 49,: Richard +.
Pare CT 10 James B. Nicholson. SO.
El2 II street ncrthwest-Souare q Tart Of lot 10.
MARY T. Peck 20 Paul y. Peck. SO.
Barry Fam-Part a. lot } section s.; Fannie Fen
ner % Robert MillaTd. SIG
VI street northwest. betwC n Potomac and Thirty
third street-sQuare IDS. parts Of lots % and q
PCrciyal NJ. Brown and William Z. Holloway.
trustees. 20 James 4. DAVIS 1.lD
X street northeast. between Eighth and Ninth
streets-Square go lot g: Herman r. Howen-
stein q uX. 70 Mary T. Washington e. vir S4Oo0.
Warner street northwest between New Jersey ave
nue. and Fifth street-Square 500 lot I9; Alfred
h. Brirgs and Enoch L. White trustees. % Hat
tie I, BeckSith 81 a6
ll24 Fourth street southcast-SOuth Of square SIS.
lot 9; Annie A. Nevitt 20 william H. Dolsman.
So
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-27
Didn't Have EN-.

From nt-Bits
After he had waited outside for ten
long minutes. the door was opened on
the chain and a woman's face appeared
at the Aperture.
Good morning. madam" began the
street hawker in his suavest tones. 7
have here a little article % universal
utility. II is called the marvellous mice
exterminator. and the price
mo use" interrupted the woman Arm
~. We have no marvellous mice in this
house-only the ordinary kind"
Then the door was shut and the hawk
er was once more alone.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Aug. G.-WHEAT-Spot contract. Lol:
spot No red Western, LO2 August. LOl; septem-
Der. 1.0lAaL0H; October L05sal 05iS December.
LOS; steamer No. red. IS. Receipts s.. s43 bush
els. exports 1900 bushels. Southern. by sample
9oal0o: Southern. grade. eiGaIoIL
CORN-SpOt. contract. 67lz; year, 62zs52h. Re
oeipts. SOS barrels exports 800 barrels.
OATS-Stock in elevators S9sla bushels; ship
ments from elevators lo6E bushels. No. white
g; standard white. Sta: No. white s6lkAy7; No
white. 36aSsiz.
RYE-stock IN elevators. s8o7 bushels: shipments
from elevators. i33 bushels No l rye Western
domestic, 7Sas0; No. 2 rye Western. domestic. 7sa
u; bag lots. az 20 quality and condition 65a73; No
) ryc. Western. domestic 72a7i No ne nearby
"a; No. rye nearby. 7oa7i
FLOUR-Winter extra. new. 5ioa5.6o; do. clear
new, i6a423; do, straight, new 44oa455; do. pat
ent. new. A9h5O %: spring clear. 435a4.e0; do.
straight 5.35a5eo: DO. patent 5s0a6O5; city mills
best patest, $50; do. high grade patent, 54S; do
straight. 5l5 choice family. 4.60: extra 350a575;
rye -four, u dunn 10 choice. 4.2jai5o; cornmeaI
per 100 lbs. 50aL6o.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Aug. &-BEEVES- Receipts 2 sae
Steers slow with general sales l5a25 lower; bulls
and COWS steady common o. choice steers sold Asa
rs DIR 100 pounds. bulls 75a3 IS: COWS. 2I5al75:
hcifer'. 5-35a5@. Dressed beef was IN fair demand
n 2al25 Der pound for native sides 7a9 for Texan
beef. Liverpool and London cables quoted live cat
dc selling az lZsal5h per pound dressed weight
sinking the cfia. refrigerator beef at l0'sals per
pound exports tomorrow. $50 cattle and 80 quar-
tiers
CAIVEs-Receipis. SIS Prices firm. quality con
sdered. and all the offerings wanted Medium TO
good vealS sold l0Oal059 per 100 pounds throwouts
and cllls 6o0a7o0 common Western calves. sO0a
SIS; dressed calves firm a. liaiT Tor city dressed
reals. Oal4s for country dressed usal3 for dressed
buttemilks
SHEEP AND LANlBS-Receipts $50. Lambs
finn and l5a25 higher Common % prime sheep sold
Sooa3.T per 10 pounds; medium 70 good lambs. SO
a125: dressed mu'ton steady at sal0 per pound :
dressed lambs az l0alS
HOGs-Receip;s 1856 head The market lower
al go per 100 pounds.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Cgcamery. fancy. 3lisa29: do. prints.
50; do. soccnds -; PROCESS fancy. Is: do. fair 20
good. 15a2s: dairy. choice. Ga5! do, good aa9;
store packed Isg.
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy hrsts.
l1sl7'4 do, small. l7al7i5; do. large l6iAal7.
EGGS-Ncarby choice. rgtumable cases. Ga25:
West Virginia and Southern Virgins returnable
Gases, %; Tennessee rctsruable cases. .; North
Carolina. returnshle cases. %.
LIVE POILTRN-Chickcns spring large lsais.
do. medium. l7lls do. hens. small. Per h. IS;
large. l6 ROSTERS Ter ID. II: duCks. old T.: do
spring lbs. and over IS. geese per h.. Ioal2; do
fancy. l2al4; turkeys. tens. per h. IS: Co. hens.
LAS: turkeys. thin. loal2. keats. per b.. IS.
NEGETABLES-PotatOes. Norfolk Ter barrel
Looal25 cucumhers. Norfolk per basket Local. 8:
do. North Carolina. Sal00; string beans per has
ket. 25a50; North Carolina lettuce 50aOO: radishes
per 100, ioa5o; spinach per barrel. 75aI0l; eer.
plant, per crate. l00al75: tomatoes per crate 75a
Loo; asparagus. i5al.0 per dozen punches: rhubarb
lssS Per dozen bunches; new cabbage 6OaI5 per
crate: spring onions 4oaA Dcr hundred; beets. 3as
per bunch; green peas. per uasket 75as0.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens per ID lsals;
chickens and hens mixed. IS; slips. per ID, Il:
ducks. l2ali; geese. per H.. sal0.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country. suEsr-c1red
DRIED FRUITS-ApDlcs. sliced fancy. 4aS; cher
ries. Pals; blAckbernes. Z; whortlebeUies IN
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, unwashed free os
burns. per h. 80 WOOL bury. per H.. 2aZs; hides
green per h.. 10; Co.. dry. per H.. l3al6: sheep
skins. green each 75aI00: do dry each 2saeo; saII
skins. green. each. l.5oal.75.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-27
why He sat Down.

From Puck
At a mems party the pastor cautioned
his parishtoners against looking at other
mems wives. and offered a silk hat TO
the man who would stand up and say
fding kind Of husbands. when he got
home. was mnocently telling his wife
about II when she interrupted, "Of
course. John. you got right up" John.
apparently. had not anticipated a per-
sonal application. but he answered guile
lessly. "Of course not Mary; you know
how punky 1 look in a silk hat"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-27
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug 9.-Quotntions by Baltimors
Fruit and Produce Association are follows:
BUTrER-Cvamey. fancy. 10, 9isa90; DO.
choice. B'sa29 do. good 25;sa27 do imitation 2Osb
az; do prints. 2911a3l; do. blocks 2sa50: ladle Y
Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. %: Ohio rolls
FL West Virginia rolls p store packed. p Mary
land. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. p
process butter. 24a26
EGGs-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby fists
per doz. 2; Western frsts "a Southern frsts. %;
West Virginia hrsts. q: guinea eggs Sac.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring per ID R.
do small and medirm. Is old hens. per h.
heavy, IS; do. small 70 medium. a; old ROSTERS
per III. 10; spring. large per h.. l6ai7; do. small
to medium. leal7; ducks. per H., Is; do small
p; do. muscOTy and monerel llal2: spring lbs
and over Il; do, smaller, l2sl3 pigeons young per
pair. l5a@; do. old. per pair. 90 guinea fowl. Old
each g.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

. Chicago Aug. @.-Live hogs were steady at YES
tsrdays average price. The receipts were estimated
AZ 1900 left over from yesterday ,8fS2: estimated
receipts tomorrow. 9coo Bulk OF prices. s5oaS 3
lights ss5aa9o; mixed and butchers ssOaa .
heavy sl5as95; rough heavy, sl5as35; workers. s9Oa
s35; pigs. Ssoa9N
Cattle steady; estimated receipts 1900. Reeves
4.@aa4o, cows and heifers 26oas6O; Texas steers
4.oa6 %; stockers and feeders. 3T5a6OO: Western,
4 2sa7O0
Sheep were steady ~ loc higher; receipts. Z oN
Natives. 26oa4e5; Westerns 2s5a465 yeariings. 50a
575; lambs. A75a6so Western lambs. 5Ooasa.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York May 8-Money On call a. the stock
exchange to-day oTened at IA pcr cent: highest N:
lowest IA closing, IL per cent. Most Of the DAYS
loans we're made az IS per cent.
Time money was in fair demand. and as brokers
offered il with some hberality a gocd-sized pusl-
ness was dcne.N Rates ; per cent for sixty DAYS.
5Aai Ter cent for ninety days; F4aiis rer cent FOR
four months i'sa4% per cent for five and six
months.
Mercantile paper continued quiet. although some
Improvement IN the demand was noteworthy. Buy
ers however. still insisted on full rates A GOOD
sized assortment Of desirable paper offered Rates
al,a5As per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS ndorscd
bills receivable: p5a6 Per cent for choice four and
SIX months single names; Ga per cent for others.
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COURT RECORD.
Friday, August 20, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.

II-sr1cr Gnrrn-

JUSTICE GOULD.
No 1916. King w. King. reference 20 Thomas H.
Ftman stricken out and reference % Ralph Quintcr
Plaintiffs attorney. Preston B. Ray Defendants
attorney. ]. ID. Williams
In re No. I32 Fred Chain; No. 1851 Martin Doc
ley; No G99 Frank Kosicb. No. 5652 Patrick J.
Byrne; Investment Of funds authorized.
No @l0i Kinks w. NiKdorf auditors report
ratified and confirmed. Plaintiffs attorney, Arthur
Peter.
No. 1851. wcger vs. weger; reference % nam
iner Plaintiffs attorney e. Mackey; defendant (,
attorneys. II Cohen and L. II. David.
No. Sg7. Lincoln vs. McDeunott Contracting
Company receiver authorized 90 sell az private sale
Plaintiffs attorney. r. ". Brown,
No 900. Rosenhloon ". Rosenbloom; alimouy
pendente lite ard counsel Zee awarded. Plaintiff 5
attorneys. C. c. james and Crandal Mackey.
No 1914. Han vs. Hall time % ile testimony
extended. Plaintiffs attorney. c. Darlington and
5. d. Triitt de.endant's attorney. Thomas c. Tay-
lor.
No. SO. In re Samuel T. STROLLER; motion 70 SET
aside order referring cause 70 auditor overruled.
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