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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". y. Hibbl Co.
members q the Chicago Beard OF Trade. Bieos
Building
Chicago Aug IS. - Wheat orened az a sharp
decline ranging from 70 IA: allied fractionally
only 10 break again under liquidation by local pro
fcs,icnals and the influence q an array Of bear
ish statistics. Owing 70 the holiday on the Con
tinent there Eas not much IN the way Of export
business. although Baltimore SHIPPED 20 France
and New York reported a charter a B,OO quar-
ter steamer Tor French ports. September wheat
in Baltimore gained in premium again over this
market tOday's difference showing three cents
Outside markets were about on a parity With orr
own with a good demand reported IN the South
west for current rcccipts
Local receipts. sls. With 5ll estimated for To-
morrow.
Corn opened weak on further rainfall west Of
the river but rallied sharply on buying by local
professionals and commission houses. The advance
was an lost due TO reports ~ further rains. some
selling a corn for shipments hy the country. and
the weakness 10 wheat contributing Selling b. the
country comes from the sections where the crop
looks coed.
Locsi receipts, lc cars. with lis estimated tor
tomorrow
Oats yielded fractionally 10 the pressure Of the
enormous movement although considering the weak
ness in ether grains the decline trivial. Prices
may sag stin lower. but ge 90 not advise short
sales
Local receipts. SA cars. estimated for tomor-
row. il92
Provisions opened lower on bcarish hoE news.
and were further depressed later in the day the
action Of the grain market TIE offerings were
fairly liberal. Cash trade was rather slow.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.


JUSTICE BARNARD
no. n57. Warwick Hili; report ratified Attor-
ners, Webster Bailinger-J. S. Easby-Smith and G.
A. Street
No. Hs6 Jones vs.. BillinEsley; time to file tran-
script extended. ATTORNEYS Happier & Meriuat-C.
H. symc and Tucker & Kenyon.
No. z77A Smith vs.. Lancaster; same Attors
neyp. r. A. Ford-Gordon & Gordon and J. N.
No Sss Smith rs. smith ct al; reference to
examiner. Attorneys, S. 7. Thomas-G. W. Drcv.
No 1854. Taylor trustee. Us. Merillat; decree OF
intepeader.
No 22l2 Dean vs.. Unknown Heirs; decree pro
confesso Attorneys John Ridout--W. =. Ambrose
No. 1872 Whelsn Is. Whelan et al; order 10
sell realty. Attorneys. John Ridopt-J. W. Jen-
No. 22B NuiIGksn e. al vs. Baltimore Skate
Manufacturing Company; demurrer sustained. bill
dismissed. Attorneys. c. v. Church and II. Hin
man-W. G. Henderson,
substitute trustee ordered. Attorneys. Berry &
Minor.
No. 1854. Ketcham ct al. IS. Unknown: order
q publication. AttorneyS Ralston. Siddons &
Richardson.
No. 9g4 simpson vs.. Smith ct al sale ratified
and reference 10 auditor Attorneys, Ralston, Sid
dons g. Richardson
No. 1zZ Bcan rs Bean ct al reference to e1-
aminer. Attorney ". H. Ambrose.
No. ISIS. BAH e. al vs. First COOPERATIVE
Building Association: order 10 sell Attorneys, J.
L. Smith and j. S. Easily Smith.
No. E5I Blond vs.. Biondi order FOR alimony.
No. As5. Cobun ~. Evans ~ al; time eX-
tended. Attcrneys T. L. Gies. c. r. Wilson, 4. $.
Huidekoper and J. !. Darlington.
No. Di59 Brosnan Va Unknown Heirs; order Of
publication. Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes
& Hamilton.
fesso and reference 10 examiner Attorneys. Hanil-
ton q Colbert.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Aug. l5.-Quotaiions by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are As follows:
bUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per b.. ai5a9; DO,
choice TlsaS; do. good. EisaB; do. imitation.
9sa22: Do. prints n'Ra3l; do. blocks. per h..
2saN. l8dle y; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls.
PER h.. % Ohio rolls. p West Virginia rolls. a;
store-packed. q; Maryland. Virginia. AID Pennsyi-
fania. dairy prints per d.. q; process butter. per
h.. 2la26
EGCs-Afaryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby arsss.
per doz.. p; Western hrsis pr doz. p; West Vir-
ginia hrsts per doz. p Southern frsts per doz-.
% guinea eggs per d0z lal2
LIVE POULTRY-Ch.ckens. spring Is lbs. and
over. per H., lssls; do small and medium lsals old
hens, ID. caSy. u. Do. cmall 10 medium. IS;
cd roostors, h. l0. spring. barge. IS; DO, small
10 MEDIUM. IS; ducks. large per 10, 70; do.
small. =. do muscogy and m0ngre lag; DO,
spring pounds and over per H.. IS do. smaller.
lsalsi rigcous, young. rrr pair i5i do. Old 81
guinea fowl. old. EACH 2.
POTATOES-White Western MARYLAND and Penn
sylsania. per bushel, prime 6oa65 DO seconds. ga
81 Rarpahannock. large. per Dbl. L5oaL6o; do,
Ncffolk L5oalI5i do. Eastern Shore Maryland.
No. /. l5oal.75; sweets. yellow. per Dbl. North
Carolina. 25ea3oo; vans. North Carolina, Ter Dbl
new. 2E1Z8. Potomac. per bbi.. new, 2c0o2 2
Rappahaunock per Dbl ZOh2&
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLES-Appl
Early Harvest rcr Dbl. fancy. LLal53: do, snail
75aLC, do, yer box Naf0. do. Per is-hh. basket
.0l60. do. Western MARYLAND and PENNSYLVANIA
packed rcr Dbl. Z5oa3o); beets. native. b1nch.
li1a2; cabbage native Ter 100 30a35e, cantlloupcs.
Norfolk per crate 75aLC1: York River per eTate.
5oal.m: do. pr has. Zaf0: Potomac per crate.
59alo' corn. native. per dor sugar sails. do. Fir-
gina. Ter dozs sale. c-lcumhers native rer s.
haS. lsl2). damsons Maryland and Virginia bhl.
2.5caioO; cggrlsnts. Norfolk crate l.25ai5o onions
RsTahannork per bbL L3aL75; do. Der ia-bbl.
. heS, 75as5' DO. MaUlaudand Virginia white. TeT
bhl., LgaL0, do Maryland and Pennsylrania.
yellow Icr bus, 65aTo; peaches. Florida and Geor.
L. ia Hr.a nd araN AH~
giria, pr box. 5oa6o do. re. 6 bas.. 25ai0 do.
/ fancy Ter basket foaec. do. per carrier oars
realS. Eastern shore por has. Joa50. squash n2tire
has. l5a20; green hoarfs native. bus. 5Gls0: toma-
toes, Potomac, Ter 6OaS carrier 2N5; DO. Rap
raharnocS. pcr carrier 1a25: do Eastern Shore
l5a9. watcrmcuns. North Carolina. per 100 50oa
/ gtOt
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 57sS-Lot 5: Edgar 7. Phillips e. TX 10
James 4. Kincheloe and William Preston Glib
son, trustees, 70 secure John Richard Henry
Alexander. trustee, H,2o, years, per cent
semi-annually.
Azadia-Part Of a tract: Fred B. Rhodes ct w. 10
Wilton J. Lambert and Albert F. Fox. trustees.
% secure Louis p. Shoemaker texecutcr and
trustee, Sll2oo, years, per cent, semian-
nuallv.
Square l757-Lot u: Albert A. Heitmuller e. TX. 10
L. W. Richardson and S. Higgins Terry. tuls-
tees. 10 secure the Capital Realty Company;
S1ll-l6. 10 n months. without interest.
Pinehufst-Lot 5. block 3. Robert Denniston Nil
ner ct ux, 10 James r. Hood and James L.
Marshall trustees. % secJre ;he McLachlen
Banking Corporation. N.oo); years. 8 pr
cent semi-snnually.
Square lZs0-Part o. Kings Acre and part Of lot
l02; Andrew Schultze e TX. 70 William A.
Hin and Rignald ". Beali trustees. 20 secure
Harry A. Kite. $780, 10 IS months. per
cent per annum.
West Bloomingdale-Lot A. block T. James d. Mur-
nay et ux- and George J. Hazelwander et ux. 70
Harold T. Doyle and William L. Miller trus-
tees. 20 secure John NJ. Henderson, $500 ! to
Is months. per cent prr annuIn.
Square E0-lots 40 10 a.: James d. Donneliy 10
G. c. PurTes. Richard X. Tyler. and Charles c.
Warden. trustees. 10 secure The Philadelphia
Savings Fund Society. 700, years, per cent,
semi-annually.
Square slt-Lot Is; Alphonse vignau ct TX. and
NNAA NAeN4 q ia u james ~ MlNANAE4
and William II. Linkins. trustees. 10 secure
Catherine Meyer, $3.50. ! year 5 per cent semi-
annually.
SQUARE s-Part Of lot .. lot s. and part Of lot 81;
Frank johnson 10 Francis p. sheehy and Vim
cent A. Sheehy. trustees 70 secure Bernard
Leonard. 500. I 10 IS months, c Per cent per
annum.
Gnswod's Addition to Anacosta-L0t 20; John
III. Dewdney e. W. 20 HoTatio y Tapiiu and
Thomas J. DeaVitt. trustees. 20 secure the Cap
tai Savings Bank and Tust Company. S, so ;
years. per cent semi-annually.
Brghtwood Park-PaTt a lot 3, block Is; Richard
T.. Isaac et ux. 70 Samuel Scbrivener and g.
Percy McGlue. trustees. 70 secure Diller +.
Grod, $3.50. monthly payments s per cent per
annum.
North BTishtwocd-Lot 8. block 2: Bernard Krcf-
ncr e. AK. to Wharton Z. Lester and Michael
]. Colbert trustees, 70 secure The National
Permanent Building Association, sos.
Square csc. lot ss--Jacub katz e. ux 20 Thomas
H. Clark and William DoUglass CLARK, trustees
to secure A. T. Hoffman, Sz750 s. 70 q
months. per cent, Substantially.
Square szS-PaIt Of lot ?; Frances u. Best g q.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Aug. l5-NrILLFEED- Primer; fair
Enquiry. Spring bran, 2ia2s =; standard middlmgS
$40. CRY bran. q IN bulk; Western red dog
@6. 70 arrive winter wheat bran. In l0l-pound
sacks. 10 arrive. a.50.
OATS-Weaker; small demand No white g:
No white. ga; 20. { white gAal2; white
on track. i3aiiiz Quotations an Tor new.
FLOJR-Stcady; moderate dealings Kansas
straishts 5loa5.@, In Sacks soft ,tTaiRhts ASA
500. IN barrels; spring patents. 6Ooa650 IN barrels
spring clears. AeolAso New Kansas straights. to
arrive 5OM5N.
CoRNAIEAL-Fim; moderate business. Kiln
dried for export, $50; coarse meal. in bags. Is
ai.N
HAY-Rcceipts. 100 tons: weaker; moderate IN
quiry Prime timothy. las; No /. lS5: No. p
Is; No. 3. lO5aLlo; common TO choice new, 100
aL2l
sTRAw-Receipss, n tons; quiet Long re
Quotod a. HaGo
BEEF-steady: moderate dealings. Packet. 800
al650: family ls0Cal9.0
PoRK-steady; quiet trade. Ness asoas.O;
family. 2l50a26o0
LARD-liarket is quiet. Prime Western, llN:
city u.4o; refined continent 1880: South Ameri-
can. 1875; refined Brazilian. kegs, Ii5; cleo
stearine. ui4ai2 cents; lard stearine slow. New
York, IN cents.
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AN AUGUST DAY.

The day is hot and people stand and gasp like fishes dry
land And every felowman you meet will talk Of nothing but
the And people and and and only wish
they might forget And l. whove lived hundred years. and
sought throughout this vale of tears all kinds of wisdom do
for uperhead air. sit and read rgmaroe of how
Henson found the pole That daness man. OF swarthy
face the hope and glory of his that daune pursued
his quest through snowdfs reaching his breast froze
his and and and lived ice and ed and
chbans caught him when he slept his frozen when he
wept And when I've read lot of dope about this frosty Eope
always wish that rolled in blankets keep cold
ocontat 1910 by George Matthew Adams Walt MASON
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% Paul Y. Mitchell and J. Clinton Tribby,
trustees. 20 secure Charles T. Trhby, $50.
monthly payments. 6 ger cent per annum.
Corcoran Hill and Charles II. jones Trustees.
wears. per cent semi-annually. same 70 Rob
ert F. Bradley and George NJ Myers. trustees.
% secure Georve Henderson. S,N0 ] 70 IS
months ) per cent seIni-annually
Square ssi-Lot q and part q lot 2; AtTcd !.
Carter 90 ux. % William A. Hul and Rignald
" Beall trustees, 70 secire ". Wauace CHS
vel and Harry A. Kite 500. monthly pay
nnents per cent per annum-
Ls Druit ParE-Lot q block II Robert z LoEzn
e. ux- 70 J. SrTigg Poole and y. L. SanshsIry.
trustees 20 secure samuel J. Milard. trustee,
s. 500. years. 81 per cent. semi-aunuallJ.
square 9el-Part q lot Il; square $3.50. lot 2 !;
square 2ss2. iot 80; Edward c. Baltz et TX. 20
Charles n. Baurnan and Chspin Brown, trustees,
90 secure Charles SehafeF, El0C0 year, per
cent Ter annum.
Square 0s2-Part Of lot s; William King 20 William
A. Copenhaver and james R. Elcnson. trustees.
% secure George ". Taylor, $50 years s
per cent seIni-annually.
Square a7-Part OF lots y and Il: David p Nc
GoEan e. al trustees q the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church 70 the American Security
ard Trust Company. trustee. 70 secure the Ma
tonal Savings and Trust Company. 500. month
L. payments.
Square ss5-Lot g; Sarah Y. Res-iek 20 william
q McGrann and Edward 5. Quinlan. trustees.
% secure Annie Pearson. 500 ; years 6 per
cent semi-aunuaIy
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Rear q street northeast. between Seventh and
Eighth streefs-SQuare So interest in lot 81
GeoFge W. KEN e. TX 20 Henry ". kern. SO.
Hillbrook-Square $50 lots 10 H. and y; Suburban
Homes Company, Incorporated, to Lena Maui,
Audubon Terrace and AIbemarls street-Azadia.
part q a tract lol.Ss square feet; Louis P.
Shoemaker. executor ard trustee. % fred B.
Rhodes. Sl27l7.55
Wisconsin Avenue Pars-Square iisi. lot IL The
Capital Realty Company 10 Albert A. Heit-
muller and Anna Heitmuller. SIC
Wisconsin Avenue Park-SQuare 49,. lot Is; The
Capital Realty Company TO Anita Il. Reit-
mailer SO
street northwest. between Potomac and Mar
ket streets-Square IED. part Of Kings Acre
and PAN q lot lo2; Hary A. Kite 70 An
drew Schultze SO
Potomac Heights-squsre liss lots . and i; PO
tomac Heights Land Company 20 James W.
Mcneil, SO,
West Bloomingdale-Lot 81, block !; John n.
Henderson % James D. Murray e ux-, Fsan-
ees and George J. Hazelwander e ux.. Florence
Hazelwander. SO.
Bnshtwood Park-Part q %; ; block g; Dner F.
Croft et to Richard z. Isaacs, SO.
North Brightwood-Lot 6. block 2; The Kennebunk
Realty Company 20 Bernard Kieffnsr, SO
Chicesler-Lot /; Peter c. Garden et TX TO Donatf
Centann ct TX. Mary Centanni. SO
20 street northwest-Square l65 sUblOt o.:
Louisl j. Erwin e. vir 20 Geta Scott. SO.
Washington Heights-Lot 81 Robert n. Feather
stone 20 Anne L, Hampton. So trust sli,eeo.
Reservoir Niew-Lots a. 20 g.. block .; John A,
Massie, trustee. % Frank O'Nen SO
Columbia HeiFhts-Lot 8 block .; Po-nfrett L.
Herndon e. uI. 70 Louise Marie Allen. Sl0
First street and Florida avenue northwest-SQuare
So. lot 76 Catharine Meyer TO Alphone Vignau
and John Pouget SO
street northeast between North Caritol and Fi-st
street-Square So. lot S.; Aylstt T. Holtzban 10
Jacob KatZ. So
Tweuty-second street northwest, between X street
and New Hampshire aTenue-SQuare s. l0t p: T.
Franklin Schneider. trustee, to {. Boyce Bur
nit, S.o00
Lanier Heights-Lot $50; John F. Lynch ct Tx. to
Max Fischer SO
Sixth street southeast. between X and L streets
Square ssI. lot q and part Of lot p; ". Wal
lace Chisvel and Harry A. Kite 20 Alfred L.
Carter, SO
Square l67-Lot and interest; Woodbury. Blair et
ux. e al TO Gist Blair. SO
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LOCAL, PRODUCE MARKET.

lPices quoted are uholesae)
BUTTER Creamery. fancy 50a3l; do. prints 80;
10. secon6t. .; process. fancy, 2. do. fair 70
good. 25a2s; dairy choice. PAS. do. good. 2ia25;
storepacked. sa20
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy frsts,
lTal7lz; do. small, l7al7l1: do. large l6lzar.
EGGS-Near-by. choice. returnahle cases p; Wesi
Virginia and Southern Virginia. returnable cases.
o. Tennessee Tcturnabe cases %: North Carolina.
rcturnahis cases. p.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens spring large 6a2:
do. medium. l9a20; do hens. small, per To-. ~;
large ISL ROSTERS. per h., To- ducks old y; de-.
spring lbs and over. ls geese. per H. loal2; do.
fancy. l2ali turkeys I0ms per 10. IS; do. hens,
ls; turkeys thin. loal2: keats. per h.. Is
NEGErABLES-potatocs Norfolk Der barrel
l.eoal.25: cucumbcrs Norfolk per basket IO0al .:
do. North Carolina 90alo0; string beans per has.
kct 25a5J: North Carolina lettuce 50alO0: radishes
per 100 iOa50: spinach per barrel. fsal.00; egg
plant. per crate. looalI5 tomatoes. per crate. 75a
LOO asparagus 75al50 per dozen punches; rhubarb.
lsaS per dozen lunches; new cabbage 60a75 per
c7ate; spring onions. soa5n Der hundred: beets Jas
per hunch: green peas. ger nasket. 75aso.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. per H. I2s25;
chickens and hens mixed. l9a20; slips, ger h.. II
dlcks. lss2O; geese. per h.. Hale
DRESSED MEATS-Hams country sugar-cured
Is
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. CAS- cher
mes. l2al5; blackberr4es. z; whortleberies l2iz.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi unwashcd free OF
burrs. per h %: WOOL bury per b., 2a2s; hides.
green. per h.. 70; Co. dry per b. isaB: sheen
skins green. each. 75ai0o: do dry each 2sa60; calf
str.s green. each. l-5aL75.
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate q Edwin ID. Jones; viii dated May 2
1910 fled
Estate II Patrick Hogan caveat Attorney. J.
McD, CarunEfon
Estate a John e.. Carlisle: petition Tor letters
tciamcntary. Attorney. n. X. Burton.
Estate q Jefferson "A. Wilson letters a admins
tration granted 10 William J. Wilson: bond. $40
Attorney. r. NJ Hewlett
Estate a Sarah A. SWgrt; report ratified and
sale ordered
Estate Of George Gosnell: letters Of administra-
ton graEted 70 Charles X. Gosneu bond 500
Attorney a. d. Rosenburg.
Estate q Catherine r. Russell; letters of admin
is,ration granted 20 Eva J. Bouci bond, 500, A.
t0rney. C.-J. Murphy
Estate q John Hulan; petition for letters OF
administration. Attorneys. sherry a sheehy.
Estate q Margaret v. Wroc; ale rztined
Estate Il Patrick Hogan. VIII dated March 2.
1894, fled.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Aug. B.-Hogs l0c lower than SATURDAYS
average. Quality fair Estimated receipts today
1900: left ovcr 2oSs. Estimated receipts to-n1rr
TOW 1900. Lights. 645ass5: mixed and butchers
7s5as.s5; heavy, TeOaS5; workers. ssoas s5. pigs
s.JoaS 80.
Cattle weak TO l0c lower. Estimated receipts to
day q 600. Beeves a55as9O: cows and heifers. Sd
a635: rcxas steers. 4Oas20: stockers and feeders.
35a5.To; Western, S.O0a670.
Shcep ioc lower Estimated receipts to-day, 5000
Natives. 22'ai.D; Western 250al0 YeaTlings, 400
a5fo lambs. 4S5l6so; Western. 425a655
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAMMAR. per bushel. sOass; corn. shelled.
per Dushel. 6sa75; cob. 375sAOO per barrel; oats.
Western. white. No 2 per bushel. Ea52: mixed.
per bushel s5a59; bran. per ton. 800: middlings.
per ton. 200.
HAY AND STRAw-Hay Western, No. l. zoo;
No 2 Hoo; mixed zoo; loose at local scales, 800;
straw. rye. bundle 100; straw rye. machine thrash
1000; straw. wheat Per ton. $50; straw. ost, per
ton. 500
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

A large tbree-storyr red pressed brick
house. at Is Fourth stree northeast. has
been sold by Mrs. Annie V. Anderson to
Mrs Caroline Morgan. The property
occupies lot I. square 7S6. having a 'front.'
age Of twenty-one feet by about ninety
six feet. embracing an area of 1854
square feet. The house has ten rooms.
two tiled baths. and hot-water heat. It
is understood that approximately ST.
was paid. for the property. This is the
second time that Wnlige, Gibbs & Daniel
have sold the above property within three
weeks
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York Aug. I5-CATTLE - Receipts. SO
head Steers opened slow AZ a decline Of loal5.
and ruled dun 70 the close; bulls were also dull
and l5a25 lower: cows weak 20 lcal5 lower. and
some sales AZ 8 Of from last week Poor 20
choice steers sold ASoa7.S per hundred pounds
bulls. 3SRi75; COWS. 2ooa50O; dressed beef ruled
dull and weak Exports from this port to-day. 3
sheep.
CALvES-Receipts 2 ss head. veals were firm
20 bigger with a fairly good demand srasseu
and buttemilks. 2s5o higher. Common % choice
veals sold 7.5oalO5 per hundred pounds; culls and
throWCuts. 5ooaT.o0. Western CalTCs lT5aGO0. CITY
dressed veals. finn a. 1Lisal5lz: country drDssed
calves AZ saI2
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts I7653 head
Sheep we're in light supply and steady; lambs. 70
90 . lower than SATURDAY. Common 10 prime
sheep sold az 3ooal5 per hundred pounds. culs.
80; common to choice lambs. 60oa7.60; culls SOFA
SO: ycsTlings 500. Dressed mutton. slow az 7iaa
"a dressed lambs a. lCisal3is.
HOGS-Reccipts 7.59 head Trade quiet. with
ssles az 9.0oae6) per hundred pounds: outside
figures FOX piEs.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug. i-Morey on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at Ia Ter cent; highest
"a; lowest. n: closing ~ per cent Most Of
the days loans were made at IL Per cent.
Tine money was easy az the opening q the week
and rates were lower. The demand was light and
business dull Rates sixty DAYS. 27.a3 per cent:
ninety DAYS gta5i4 per cent four months "a per
cent; five and six months 3lsa5 per cent
Mercantile PAPER remained dull demand being
small Brokers asked lower rates on the high grade
names, but usually buyers insisted on full rates
Rates. H5a6 per cent for sixty and ninety days
Endorsed bills receivable and choice four 10 six
month"; single names 6a6is per cent for others.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-ReCilar call. u O'Clock noon;
Washington Gas crit. 500 at 10
Capital Traction s. 500 at iiiN 1900 at is
1900 at rs $1,000 at il5. 1000 at rs.
Capital Traction, IS az 1871.
Washington Gas. 3 a. 7elt. % At 7sh. q a. !5s.
80 AZ 76
Lanston. 5 AZ S.
American Security & Trust u at 81 10 at 2s0k.
Dime Savings Bank, % az l2h
After call
Capital Traction S. 500 az rs
Washington Railway & Electric pfd. at ssa, 10
nj S.
Capital Traction. . at Is Il at ISL.
Following are The bid and asked prices posted At
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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Boz CrcIIst nrrnI.. Thirh.

Cornelius Raedy. ten years old. OF 1880
X street northwest, while riding a blcy-
Gle yesterday at Taird street and Msssa-
chusetts avenue northeast fell from his
wheel and fractured his left thigh. The
boy was removed TO the Casualty Hos
pital in an ambulance. He was reported
to be resting easily last night
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTJE-Extra. Der cwt.. e5ca7.oo: do. butcher
L5oa5.5o do. common. 2Ola3oO
HoGs-Per cw:-. gross. aooaa.5o; do, ordinary.
500
SHEEP-PriLe. 5.5oaioo: do common. 25o5s.oo.
LAAIBs-Fancy spring. 7a7iz; fan choice. per h..
Z: do, medium. g.
CALVES Prime, per h., sosls; do, medium, z;
do. common. g.
Cows-Primc. fresh. each. xO0ai50O: do. COM
mon. 5.ooa2o0o; do. old and dry l000al50l
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'rIlttlllef- AA-s1 AA-fl AAsM ITO.
New York Aug 5.-WHEAT-ITcrilar: good in
qur. New No. ! Northern spring 20 arrive. Z. o.
D.. /. q; No. 2 rcd. T. O. b.. 1927 new, No.
hard New York T. o b. llla No. ] macaroni.
T. o. b.. loiis. new No ! Manitoba. T. o. h
I5h Quotations are on nail basis. Reported
taken by exporters. 81 90 bushels. chiefly No.
red via Baltimore Tor France
CCRN-Weakcr; light demand. Steamer mixed
rominal. export basis; export Ne. . nominal. 72k.
70 arrive. c. f. T., in elevator. Exporters took
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W B. Hibbs & Co..
membeFs q the New York stock Exchange. Hobs
Building
New York Aug. i5.-Southern spot cotton mar
kcts today were unchanged 20 X cent lower, as
officially reported During the late afternoon the
market Cor futures was hrmer and above 1870 fcr
October there was scattered selling and below that
there was good btfvinc
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Harry Wardman has purchased the IN
improved ground at the southwest cor
ner Of Nineteenth street and Belmont
road. containing about q 500 square feet,
for which he is said to have paid SCI, $50.
It is his intention to erect on the lots
ten houses, according 10 plans to be
prepared by A. H. Beers. architect.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building.
Call money Open. IA; high. Ia low. ~: close. IA
SALES OF SHARES BY HOURS