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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square es1-Lot Il Frank A Jones et uK 20 Robert
r. Mahoruey and Iheo N. Judd trustees to Sc
cure Fred c. Jones $500, l 20 A. months,
Fer cent Ter anuum-
Square 2s95-Lot %; Bertha Coleman WIligs 10
Bates Warren and William II. ShoIes. trustees
10 secure Thomas II. Evans, Sl,a9S, monthly
payments without interest
Square l74S-Lot y; Kate Taney 20 r y. Gordon
and Robert f. Healer. trustees, 20 secure Fulton
II. Gordon, $3.50. / TO ia months. per cent
per aunum.
Gizor and Mount Airy-PaTt of original lots and 8
District l. 1910 Kate NJ Archibald a viz %
Hostio y. Taplin and Arthur b. Campbell
trustees. 20 secure Lille 7. Tapin, $3.50.
years, per cent sIni-a1.nually.
Square o6l-Psrts q lots ~ and 20 William g.
Lang ct to Chaplin Brown and Henry II.
Bergmann, trustees, % secure The Oriental
Building Association No. 6. Sl,#o
Barnard and Johnson. Trustees Addition 20 Con-
gress Heghts-I.0t o block 2 Edwin 4. Peake
ct TX. To Ralph P. Barnard and Guy II. John
son. trustees. 10 secure Barbara Rodler 500,
year rer cent semi annually
Holmead ManoT-L.nt 70, block AZ Francis A.
Blundou e. ux. 10 George ". Brown and William
Ker. trustees. 10 secure William A. johnson,
$3.50. yesrs. 81 per cent, senliannually.
Square SOiO-Lot %: Fred 5. Walker et TX 10 B.
Francis Saul and 5. Percy Thompson. trustees,
10 secure Harry Wariman and Thomas Bones.
N.E0. monthly payments, per cent per annum.
Square 9n-Lot 49, Horace q. Smithy 70 j.
francls saul ahu waiter + linton, trustees, a
secure Garrett A. Smith. SioO0 years 81 UeT
cent. emi-annually. Same TO Is. Francis Saul
and Norman L. Ssnsbury. trustees TO secure
Agnes A. saul 81 80. payable March l. 1911
Sd per cent PCT snuun.
University Park-Lot - block Il Roberta X.
Myers TO William II. Walker and Louis 3.
Schneider trustees. 10 secure w. Granville GUS.
$3.50. l to 81 months, Per cent seIni-
annually
Square S3l-Lot l3l: Alice r. Dudley et Tir.
William F.. 10 Harry L. Rust and George Y.
WOrthingtOn trustees to secure kennedy
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Yesterdays session of the Washington
Stock Exchange showed slight i'm
provement over the stagnation of the
past few weeks. both in the number and
volume OF sales made. although at no
time was there anything which could be
characterized as marking more than a
tendency toward the betterment of fall
conditions
A fairly good demand developed along
the bond list, indicating 10 the expert
eneed observers that there is general
move toward these securities as perma-
nent investments. Practically all the
sales were made at an advance of from
fractions to whole points above the last
previous sale quotations
The trust and bank list came in for an
Improvement. several sales being made
at higher figures. and bidding increasing
over that Of previous days. In fact, sew
eral holders Of these stocks declare yes
terdays movement to be the forerunner
OF a genuine boom in this class Of Sc
curity.
Sales totaled 1Ss shares in the stock
list, and amounted to $500 in bonds and
securities These figures are certainly
not impressive for this time of year. and
do not reflect the actual strength OF the
Washington market but must BIO taken
as indicative of future developments.
when It is considered that the general
average for the past few weeks has been
far below yesterday.
LanstOn Monotype continues 20 stand
up well. Sales yesterday amounted TO
ffty-two shares. in two lots of twenty
and thirty-two each, s47s being the price
paid. After call, bidding rose TO s. on
any part OF 100 shares, but was not taken.
A quotation lot was offered at S5ls. but
found no takers.
Good business characterized the rail-
way stocks. Capital Traction sold in
three lots al l29 and Washington Rail-
way preferred went in broken lots at So
The Treasury Department was notified
yesterday that Baltimore bankers have
voted 10 form q national currency asso-
citation, and that the association would
endeavor TO obtain the subscriptions OF
all banks in Maryland
The Riggs National Bank yesterday
filed application with the Post-office De
partment 10 be designated as an official
depositary for the new postal savings
funds.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Oct, SEATTLE Receipts, q, l63
head. Steers opened slow with early sales Of the
undergrades lower: choice heavy. 10 higher: later
in the dss the market strengthened and all grades
were selling az strong Monday prices. Bulls ruled
steady COWS Slow 10 weak; common 10 choice na-
tive steers sold 475a6S5 pr 100 pounds; bulls 300a
i75: inferior TO fair COWS. 2I5a35; dressed beef
ruled dun at sall per pound for native sides; ex-
ports, 800 quarters OF beef.
YEs-Receipts. LES head. Grassers and fed
calves we're slow and easier; Western 50 lower
Common 70 choice yeals sold sOOal10 per 100
pounds; cllls ind thrOwOuts 5o(aT00; grassers and
fed calves 4ooa5o0; yeaTiings SEQ; Western calves
450a7.09; city dressed yeals steady at i3alfis Der
pound. country dressed. higher az 9kal5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 744I head
Trade slow, but prices fairly steady with about
four cars held over. Common to prime sheep sold
So0a4 30 pr 100 pounds; culls 200aS50 ordinary to
prime lambs. 6O0a7.l2lA: culls and yearlings 500:
dressed mutton quiet at 7leae per pound; dressed
lambs llal3
HOGS-Recripts. Ala head Market steady al
e0oa9.5 per 100 pounds for heavy TO light heights
pigs quoted at go; country dressed hogs steady.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2i20 Nichols avenue soItheas-Chichester. lot % :
William King 10 Michael ID. Mama, SIC
Barnard ard JohHs1n'5 itrlsieesl Addition %
Congress HeighlsLot Is. block S. Ralph +.
Barnard ard Guy IT, johnson, trustees. -
Anrie +. Burgess SO
Z6 Seventh street s01theast-sQuare 90. lot d;
Flank A. Jones Il ux. 70 Letterio Cratic. 80.
Brighuwood Psrk-SquaTe 2s5. lo5 IS; Thomas H.
Evans % BERTHA Coleman Willlge. SO
West Eckington-Lot s5 block s. Alberta T. Mur-
ply 70 Frank p. MURRAY SO
Sol Twelfth street s0uthWest-SQuae 20. lot 3 E
Mary +. Cox 20 Charles q Poses. SO.
Chevy Chase-Sgusre ES, lot IS; Fulton r. Cor
don 20 TX. % Kate Tsmey, N.i0-
Aeker street northeast. between Sixth and Seventh
streets Square SCI east part q l1t @ and WeE
pan q lot -. Virginia j. Griffin 70 William
g. Lang ct uN.. $40
Barnard and J1hnsons itrstsesl Addition % Con
g7ess Hsights-Lot 2 block q Ralua ?. Bar
nard and Guy H. johnson, trustees, 10 Edwin
A. Peake, so
sauls Addtlon-square zs3o. lot 50 Peytou W. Cal
fee q uI. 70 Florence J. Thomson, So
Pleasant plsius-Squsre 900 lof %; HarT Ward
man and Thomas Bones 20 Pred s. Walker e.
w SO.
sauI.s Addition-squars 2ai. lot IS. Agnes a.
Saul 70 Horace G. smithy. SO.
Columbia Heishts-Lst 3. block -; HarTy 3. VIII
son and Harm Wariman 70 Addie NJ Taylor
No % Teuth street nortleast-sauars ct. lot IS:
joan T. Sutherland 10 la Hil, SO.
Cleveland Park-Lot Is, dock :; lea HUI to John
(. Sutherland. so.
Columbia HeiEhts-Lot g. block 81 William An
drew Smith e. TX. % sarah Z. Moore $40
Barry FsnI-PaTt Il original lot 8 section =;
William II. Wilkinson e. TX. 20 William +.
Warriner S.
Holmsad ManOr-Lot lsi. block a; Harry Ward
man and Thomas p Bones % Pauline s.
Kincheloe, SO
Holmead Nlandr-Lot -. block IS; Harry B. VIII
s7n 20 TX. TO sara A. Jacohs and Lewis &
Friedman, so.
University Psrk-Lot - block -; ". Granville Guss
G, Tx. o. Roberta X. Myers. so.
Pleasant Plains-Square 1881 los Isl, Kennedy Bios
Incl 20 Alice r, Dudley. SO
street northeast. between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth stTcets-Sguare 100, lot Is Kennedy a
Davis Company 70 Lueila Acklr SO.
Bloomsbury Park-Lot IT, hlsck 2 Charles l.
Shank trustee. 20 Jouss +. Mitchell SO
Bioomingdale-Lot o block IL r. Carrie West 20
Laura Y. Belt and Ieonora +. Vest. SO, ten
ants in oImmon.
Rear Ct Fifth street northeast, between and e
stTeets-SquaTs s54 ,ot q; Harry J. Eisenbeiss
10 Julia NJ. Eisenbeiss. SO.
Puuey Estate-Lot y Ross Geeske Dsnekas 20
Anthony Denekas, SO
Sixth street Northeast between " street and
Florida avenue-NCrth Of square $50 lois 3. 10
H. and t. William Il. Michael ct ux. 70 Rosa
MII SO
lS2j Emerson street northeast Square l629 lot 81;
Lucinda Theaker 10 August Buuge e. TX, Sl08.
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No @ss3. neu "a Hell. rule returnable OctO-
Der "a. Attoncy " A. Cooznfa.
No. 2l52 Morrison. r.. vs.. NnTTisn; reference
TO examiner. Attoneys A. IL, Bell-E. B. himball,
No. ges5 Harrington Va Harrington same. At
toTueys, &. CarriuRtoH-A. Silsr.
No. Es,i5. Cerimch ~ spugnardi, Costanzo
Cermeh appointed trustee to SCI dover Interest
bond N,09o. Attorneys. S. C. PseIle and T. A
Chase.
No. 1854. Ketcham Fl al. Chase e al; de-
cree PRO oonfesso Attorneys, Ralston. siddons i
Richardson
In re nnaey, Michael Mason; reference TO
auditor.
Assignment FOR to-day:
No n Grier ys. KreiteFs. AtioEneyx Bailey.
Colloday. James. Sl5man Be1ch.
No 2 Auth vs. Auth Attorneys. Sullivan
Mess-Lerch.
No & Riley - RisT. Attorney s,eArnan &
Loughrau- PritzfeldeT.
No. s. Hun "a Huf Attorneys, Hitt-Hollo-
Way.
NJ. o. Alexander vs. Alexander. Atto-ne5s. Giles
-Neale.
No. Il AFRO American Realty Company " April
Attorncys Stevart-DaYid.
Nc, i. Buehler Buehler. Attorney, Coombe-
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Brothers, Inc. $40. TO SC months, 6 per cent,
sami-aanualy
square lo66-Lot IS; LneHa Acher to Harry L.
Rust and George y Worthngton. trustees. .
secure Kennedy & DAVIS Company. Sl,0lo, q
50 months per cent seniannUaliy.
Square 10-9-I0t 81 August Buute e 70 Chapin
Brown and Henry Il Bsrgmann trustees. TO Sc
cure the Oriental Building Association, No C.
N50.
Columbia Heigh1s-Iot S. block 50 Sarah r. Moore
% Whai son F. Lester and Michael J. Colbert,
trustees 20 secure the National Permanent Build
iug Association, s5o5o.
square l0lS-Iots y 20 lo2 inclusive; David J.
Dunigsn % q. Sherman James and Allan E.
Walker trustees 70 secure Leroy Gaddis. T.,
ST. co. years. Per cent semi annually.
Fortune Enlarged-LOt Z. Frank Perm ct NIX. 70
Robert II. Terrell trustee % secure r. L. Nc
Cleunan, 500, 70 $ months, per cent per
anaunl.
Holmead Aianor-Lot 49, block IS; Pauline S.
Kmcheloe 20 S. Percy Thompson and Herbert 7.
shannon, trustees. 70 secure Harry Narlman and
Thomas Bones, SL755, monthly payments, 6 pr
cent per aEnum.
Holmead Alancr-Lot I25. block a. Sara 4. jacobs
and Lewis S. Friedman 70 S. Percy Thompson
and Herbert 7. Shannon trustees, 10 secure
HaTTy p. Wilson. N,575, monthly payments,
per cent per annum.
Iugeside-Lot 6S, block 3; Harry Wardman and
Thomas Bones TO J. Franklin Hilton ana Harry
X. Boss. trustees. 10 secure james II. Hilton,
so.vlNs = years ~ irt CENT semi -auiiJAli1.
Tak9na Psrk-Lot Is, block 1; sue F Chapman
et yiT 10 The Washington Loan and Trust Corn
pany. trustee 10 secure The Equitable Cooper
tive Building Association So0O.
Pleasant Plaius-Lot 2, block 10; John s. Steok-
lein 10 Richard A. Walker and Bernard f. En-
nett trustees 10 secure William d. Sullivan,
S625, l and years per cent Per annum.
Square l65-Lot II; square 5s lot 2ol. George II.
Denonet ct ux to the American Security and
Trust Company, trustee. 10 secure the National
Savings and Trust Company. SEQ 3 years :
per cent senli-annuay.
Columbia Heights-Lot Is. block 30; Addie NJ. Tsy-
Tor 10 S Percy Thompson and Herbert T.
Shannon, trustees, 20 secure Harry r. Wison
and Harry Wardman. S1a0 months. 6 peT
cent Pc annum.
Square sl52-Lot Il Martha 5. Ransom et yir 70
Albert r Fox and Edmund Il. Fox, trustees,
10 secC-e Frederick r. Walker, s. 600 years,
per cent, seIni-snnually
Same 10 Same, 70 secure same. S.00. l 10 So
months, per cent. semi-annuslly.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

hay. 00oai2o; nograde hay. as 70 quality and con-
dition. S0al2o0.
MILL FEED-Spfine bran. in l00-lb. sacks. per
ton 2S0a2.Oo; Western middlings in i00-lb sacks.
5on %; -four and white middIngs in l00-Ib.
sacks. Ter ton. q O0a2900; City Mills middnss, In
i0t-lh sacks per ton Zl55a34J 30: CITY Mills bran
IN loo-ib. sacks 2.5oa255l
OATS-Stoek IN elevators, $3.50 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. lz.Ti7 bushels. New oats on
spot were; No white Sia standard white. s. No.
white, S614; No. white, s554aS.
R1E-Stoek IN elevators, 63 As bushels: ship
nentS from elevators 80 bushels. No. ! rye West
EN-, domestic, 7sa59; No, 2 rye domestic 7sa77
bag lots. as 20 quality and condition 65ag3; No )
rye. Western. domes tic Tara; No ? ne. nearby.
ilaalZi No } rye. nearby. 70aIL
STRAN-STaigbt rye straw fair 20 choice I05la
LEO; straight rye. No. 2 a50ala00; tangled ne
lblossedl, 70OaSo9; wheat blocked. fair to good
e.fsla6 30; DO. good 70 prime. 7.SoaS00.
WHEAr-Stock IN elevators. lS2E9 bushels
shipments from elevators 100 f39 bushels. Bag lots
IS 20 quality. 90 g. g. 80 49, and IS per bushel.
Contrac. opeasd quiet October. g. nominal. SPIT
No ned wheat early was 81 nominal while SPOT
No. ned Western opened az Gl4 nominal; No
Yenber at the opening vas Giz. nominal while De
eemheT early loo nominal. Sales 900 bushels
October g 500 bushels November 9sk: 5000
bushels November. ssiz settling Prices; Contract
spot, sIEi No. red Western. e, No 5 red s4% !:
steamer No. red slsi steamer No. ? red West
err. sla..
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. Oct. 5-CORN- in elevators. 2ls,-
lSs bushels; shipments from elevators. lss bushels
Contract opened dull Spot mixed corn al the open.
ing sold for s. nominal. Year corn at opening vas
~ nominal and January eaTly5was 54as nominal.
Settling II1ee; Contract, So
FLOUH-Winter extra. 340a3 60: do. clear. s95a
AIS; do: straight 4,3a4i5 do. patent. 4s0ai 20;
spring clear new, f.lSal39; do. straight. new h2a
$50: do. patent new. 55h5 75 City Mills best pat
emit as: do. high-grade patent. SIS: do. high
grade straight SO, do. choice family 40; do
extra. 390a260 rye -four. medium 20 choice. l25a
$50; corn meal. 100 lbs. Lseal50.
HAY-New No. ] timothy. large bales. nee: do
No. 2 l9-toal95o No. 8 as to location. IS 01ais00;
choice cloEer mixed. l69oals50; Ne. / clover mixed
1885, No. mixed. l3oOal550: No. l clover. l400:
No clover. l2o0sl350: meadow grass and packing
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Proba4. Court.
JUSTICE GOuLD.

jIStiiE IOkAlfs
Estate Of Thomas Allen petition Tor letters teS-
tamentary. Attorney ~ r. Mangan.
Estate Of Dennis smith: letters Of administration
c. {. a. granted 70 Mamie smith, bond. 800 Attor-
nsy. Irving Williamson.
Estate Of Julia Tunniciif letters testamentAr1
granted 20 John S. Tunniclif; bond $50. Att0r-
ney. ]. F. Earnest.
Estate q Harriet 10 Roy Lindsly; letters tesla
mentsry granted TO Julia C. Lndsy; bond 500.
Attorneys r. A. Ford and A T. Hoffman
Estate Of Edward NJ Grinder; letters Of admin
strati0n granted % Charles White. IT, bond, 900.
Attorney. J. J Darlington.
Estate Of Mari A. Gibbons order for instructions.
AttQneJS GoTdOn & Gordon
F5ate Il james X. Jones order a October l
1919 amended. Attorney. c. J. Murphy.
Estate of Charles K. Rocker; petitOn FOR letters
testsmentary. Attorneys. c. Il. Wilson and Z. z
Lesh
II - Raymond H. Bell: Fannie Bell appointed
guardian; bond. 500 Attorney J. G. Howard
Estate Of lloyd W. Bowers; viii dated April q,
1910 fled
Estate Of Augusta +. Whittlesey; letters testa-
mentaB granted 20 George p. and james T. Whit
tleseyi bond. 5000. Attorney. q. 7. Whttesey.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Nea York Oct, 5.-Aoney on call al the stock sx-
change to-day opened az ~ per cent highest, 8;
lowest. 2s; closing "a per cent, Most Of the day
leans we're made al ~ per cent.
Time money was IN slightly better demand to-day,
but as the offerings were small business continued
duh. The bulk II demand for January and
February. Maruriries and rates on these periods
were ! per cent higher. Rates were Al per cent
for sixty DAYS. 4Aea4A for ninety days and four
months, P.sia for hye and six months,
Mercantile paper was without material change,
supply being fair and demand very light. RATES.
5aa5h Der cent for sixty md ninety Gays bills re-
ceYabe 5lsas for four and six months ehoics single
names 81 fos others.
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Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 2s47e COsIghlin vs. Trades Unionist Publish
ing Company. auditors report ratified. Attorney.
G. T. Hendlcr
Assignment f0r October 10:
No. J. Heeuan vs.. Heenan. Attorneys. Hamilton
Colbert, Yerke5 & Hamitcn-Brady, Dogls
Hagsrty.
No g. Davis Va Davis. Attorneys, Mackey &
patterson-Berry & Minor.
Nc. 3 Dunbar vs.. Dunbar. Attorneys Stewart &
ArCfer-Wilssn
No. q Graham vs.. Graham. Attorneys, Leckie
Fulton & Os0-MoutagIe q MuriaTity.
No. IL Klneppnger vs. WiIloch. Attorney. Mar
shall.
No Il Waldecker vs. Waidecker. Attorneys
ODonoShus & Murphy-Jef0fds
No. s. CisseI vs. Riggles. Attorneys MILAN a
Smith
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saieS-Regaar cal, y O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas cert. $50 at lO04
Potomac Electric ems pr cnL 5000 al l0oit
l0o az l0lA s. coo ct I0ois
CAPITAL Traction. IS al 10 S at l@. az rs
Washington Railway and Electric I{d., Il ct g.
] at 50, at 49, i al 49,
LaHston. D az st5s % az si7s
National Metropolitan Bank 10 at 30 lcaShl.
Washington Loan and Trust 70 at H.
MeTch lnts and Mechanics Savings Bank. 10 az
las. 10 - lis, 10 az lis 10 ar l4s 10 at lsS
AFTER cali-Pot0mac Electric cons IS, $500 at
I0ais
Lsnstoa.. % at s.
Washington Gas cert 500 AZ 100
Capital Traction S. 5000 at ia
Following are the bid and asked prices posted al
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock E1-
change:
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cArrI.E-Eztra. per cvt, s.5oa7 Is; do, butcher.
5.50ae .; common. 4.5oa5Z5.
H0Gs-Per cwt- grOss. s.Ooas5O; do, ordinary,
500
SHEEP-Prime. 300a350: do. common. asa2 7s
LAMBs-Fancy. spring. 6.c0a7.0O; fan. choice 100
medium 500.
CALVES-Prime, per H.. s1zalo; medium, Per 10.
sac
CoWs-Prime. fresh. each. s5.OAA.oo; do. com.
mon, &.o0aS0 CO.; do old and dy. l000al5M.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wocl. washed free al
burrS. per ID. q: wool, unwashed. Der Ih. p;
hides, green per h.. 9; hids, dry. Der ID. iaaI4,
calfskins, green each, L25ai5a
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WALL STREET NEWS
Reaction, Expected on Tues
day, Arrives Wednesday.
LOSS OF ABOUT ONE POINT
New Low Records In Market Which
Closes Active and Weak-UprisIng
curity Prices-DeIay IN Rate Case.
Improved Bank Statement.

New York. Oct. 5-The reaction in
stocks which was SO generally expected
yesterday and did not take place occurred
today. During the first half hour OF bust
ness the market. though feverish. was not
at all weak; and. indeed strength was
shown by large number of Industrial
stocks that have hitherto been laggards
in the upward movement. or. at least.
have been comparatively inactive
The leaders In this respect were again
the Copper mining shares and those Of
allied industries. basis therefor being
the prevailing expectation that the re-
port OF surplus stocks of copper in the
country TO be made public at the end
OF the week Will show, as IN similar re-
port Of European stock a short time
since. that relatively large decrease has
taken place
II soon became evident to-day, how
ever. that stocks were being supplied u
the market even more rapidly than they
were yesterday, and a rather sharp de-
elining movement began. which ran until
we'll after midday and produced declines
Of more than point from the high level
recently touched by the leading stocks.
Market Is Stagnant.
Then for couple OF hours the market
was stagnant. in the hope that pressure
upon II had ceased: but the lack OF rally
ing power shown by the market proved
discouragtng 10 spectators. and sales Of
stocks began once more 10 make their
appearance, with the result that new
low records were made for the day and
the market closed active and weak AT
the lowest prices.
Both favorable and unfavorable inter-
pre,ations were given 70 The fact that
the fall in prices to-day was accom-
panied by no evil developments market
wise in the news. The revolution IN Por-
tugal had about as much to do with con-
ditions here as a similar event would
have in the Marquesas Islands: and in
the London market the incident only
affected the dealings there IN foreign
securities, and In this quarter only
slightly.
Improved Bank Statement.
The money market here was IN
changed. and strong indications were af-
forded OF a more pleasing bank state
ment on Saturday than has been seen
for some time in the report Of a gain
yesterday by the banks from the sub
treasury OF nearly 100000. making
their total loss on subtreasury transac-
tons during the week thus far only
$4,000 as against several millions al the
same time a week ago.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company published a splendid annual
report. with a showing of $40 $4,000 appli-
cable TO dividends. as against S7.71, 900
last year Spectators for the fall en-
deavored 10 make something out OF fur
Their postponement until February by
the Interstate Commerce Commission Of
the time when increased railway freight
rates car become effective
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, October 5, 1900

The following appeal cases we're stricken from the
calendar: Nc. E4sl Mcdonald Webb. No ISIS.
Ech0ls Is. Washington Railway and Eleczrlc Com
Iany; No. ls34l Aiulikin, trustee vs. Wlcksrsham
No. $500. Ubhoff IS Shechy No 1919, Bennett Vs.
schipfert; No. 4ssTe-e27 East Washington Company
Va. Aahoney; No 1862 Wheeler Metropolitan
Coach Company No. s2fi Bnwner Is. Palmer
No. 03S7 Coleman administrator vs. COlweli Ct
al No. 1854 Conner Maioney.
No H6ss90 United States VS.. John C. Davis;
enbezzlement; bill os exceptions signed and fled
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District Petitions.

No. 90 United States vs. Eleven Cans Frozen
Eggs libel Attorney, G. Il. Wilson.
No sS United States vs.. Fourteen Cans Frozen
Eggs ibid Attorney. c. r. Wllsan
Nc. % United States vs. -Four Tubs Frozen
Eggs libel. Attorney, G. r. Wison-
No 9S United States v. Fourteen Tubs Frozen
Eggs libel Attorney c. r Wilson
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JUSTICE WRIGHT,

JtNIIIb " NAtIf l.
No. 27lls. United States John B. May; grand
larceny; plea guilty; sentence 10 penitentiary for
one year and one day. sentence suspended and
placed under control 81 probation officer.
No. Nl20. United States rs. Claude Avery; carnal
knOwledge; verdict guilty; remanded.
No. 27ao United slater vs. Samuel Butler; as
sault with dangerous weapon; recognizanoe s. 600
with Willie W. Coumbe. surety. taken.
Assignment for to-day:
United States vs.. William Giles.
United States vs. Philip Hall.
United States vs.. Arthur Bradley.
United States vs. Samuel Site.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. new. per bushel. s5a9s; corn
shelled, per bashel 7sa7s; new, ear, per barrel go
i2. cats. Western. white No ?. per hushel GAS
cats. mixed per bushsl, loai5; bran per ton, 4.o0
middhngs. per ton, 200.
HAY AND sTIeAW-Hay, Western, No. l. DO
300: No 2 &5oals0G; mixed, H-O0al7.50; straw
rye. bundle lo50alL00; rye, machine thrash, $50
500; wheat, ton $50; cats. Per ton. e.5Oa7.Oc.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE HIAFEUILI.
No ca Ia n Frederick c. stelzer; receivers au-
th0rized 10 complete certain contracts and abandon
others
No as. In re Anna NJ Root; Adjudication and
refeTence.
No e23 In re Denris ]. Long: discharge ordered
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Dtstriet Court,

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 81. In re payment a damages on account
q change Of grade; order fixing compensation q
cummissioD.