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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W B. Bihbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board OF Trade Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Aug. lG-Wheat was fractionaily lower
at the opening and sold Of about one cent hrshe
from yesterdays closing prices. the greater weakness
being IN the September future but the decline was
al recovered. and closing prices higher than
last night. The Southwestern movement was smaller
ard reports show tendency on the part u the
farmers TO cut down their sales. Actual export bus
ross cannot be positively confirmed. though Balu-
more Is reported % have worked cargo 70 the
continent The demand thss far locally Is not large
enough 20 remove the weight Of steady accumula-
uous Outside speculative interests are light. The
market has had COED decline since Saturday. and
local prUfeoEouals have liquidated quite generally
Local receipts. SO cars with ass estimated Tor to
morrow.
General rain over this State and parts Of Indiana.
as well as in portions Of the Western belt which
caused weak opening fer corn and general selling
Ia the way Of liquidation. A decided tendency was
shown by the country 20 sell Tor shipment offers
being made from Illinois Nebraska. and Iowa.
Local cars. l33: estimated for tomorrow. lG3.
Oats eaScd fractionslly with other grains during
the early part q the session bu; showed little or
DO loss IN price for the session. The market holds
remarkably well considering the great pressure put
uron IL from the heavy movement
Local cars, e53; estimated for tomorrow. 93i.
Provisions were higher under a fair general de-
mard packing interests taking nearby product and
investors bought the defeTcG deliveries. The early
advance In hogs and improving cash demand we're
the strengthening factors Tsentyone thousand hogs
estimated for
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The GentIe Gnmn of cox.

From the London Glebe.
On one occasion On old lady was in the
same railway compartment as a party
OF golfers. 7 found fearful trouble this
morning" said one. AT the first I fell
right into the middle Of a prickly gorse
bush, and at the second I was stuck
Up on the top of a tree. I pitched out
OF bounds into the farmyard at the third.
got caught by the wire at the fourth
I stuck fast into a deep hole at the nth.
found myself buried in the mud at the
sixth. was lying in a heap OF rough
eints az the seventh. got lost at the
eighth and finished up at the bottom OF
that dirty ditch at the last hole"
Gracious me" cried the horrined old
lady from her corner OF the carriage.
'end they told me that golf was an old
mans game. III never let my Edwin
play again.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Aug. ls.-ouotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows.
BUTTEB-Creamery. fancy. per b. 2pSae; DO.
choice. al4as; do. good. Z5sa25; do. imitation.
3ls322: do. prints. Zisn3l; do. blocks. Der ID.
Za5o; ladle. z; Marland and Pennsylvania rolls.
per h.. p; Ohio rolls. q; West Virginia rolls. q:
store-Dacked q; Maryland. Virginia. aad Pennsyl.
ysnia. dairy prints per h., "a; process butter Der
b. 2la26
EGGS-Msryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts.
per doz.. 2; Western first. per doz. q West Viz.
GINA firsts. per doz p; Southern frsts per doz.
%; guinea eggs. per doz rG12-
LIVE POCLTRH-Chickens, spring II lbs and
over. per d.. lsals do small and medium isaI9 old
hens, h.. easy, Il: DO. small 10 Medium. 3,
old ROSTERS, To-, 10; spring large Is; do. small
to medirm. IS ducks large, per H.. ls: do.
small y; do. muscory and mongrel llal2: do
spring. pounds and over per ID. T.: do. smaller
bal4; pigeons. Young. Ter pair. Is; do, old 3:
guinea fowl, old. each. IS
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate Of Sarah Watson: VII dated September
IS. 1893 filed.
Estate Of william Pose; viii dated July l. 1901
and petition FOR letters testancntaTy, Attorney
Frank Stetsoa.
Estate Of Edwin D. Jones; petition for letters
testamentay. Attorney. 6. c. German.
Estate Of Clara L. Peters; viii dated October a.
1907
Estate Of Ann p. Pile: letters Of administration
= a granted 70 National Savings and Trust Com
pany. Attorney. Frank Stetson.
Estate Of Elisha +. Rigs; letters testamentary
granted 70 National Savings and Trust Company and
Medcra Riggs; bond. Sl.O0. Attorney. Frank Stet
son.
Estate Of Catherine F. Russell; petition for let
tiers Of administration. Attorneys. Lester & Price.
Estate q Charlotte L Guissani: letters Of admins
tration granted 10 William 4 Ambrose and Alex.
Wolf; bond. slOo0. Attorney ". L. Ambrose.
Estate Of Kate K Blake; letters testamentary
granted Rosamond c. Lefes: bond $780, Attorney,
]. B. Larner
EState OF William Eimbsck, order 70 pay claim.
Estate Of Walter B. Hindmarsh: letters tesla
mentary granted 20 Camille Hindmarsh; bond. 500.
Attorney. g. f. Williams.
Estate Of Harriet L. Lindsey; viii dated De
ccmber Il. 1896. fled.
Estate Of Henry Theodore; petition for letters
testanentary. Attorneys. Dau, Peyser & Curtin
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. ls.-BUTTER-Recaipts. u.OS
Packages. The arrivals appear heavy. but 50 few
strictly fancy shipments are contained therein Il Is
hard 70 exact prices higher than quotations Cream
eD specials. 30: do. extras p: do. hrsts. 2sisa2s
State dairy good 20 choice 2za2S; prOcess specals
.; do. extas 25iZ5is Western imitation creamery
2ia25; factory nrsts. Z5ii
CHEESE-Receipts. 7,533 boxes. No features de-
velcped 70 warrant any change. There was coed
trade reported STAT whole milk specials. l5igal7
do. fancy colcred and fancy white IS; do fair 70
prime l5Hal4h; do. common. l0al27 SKINS. spe.
Gals lsE
EGCs-Receipts N,gH cases. The upward trend
Of the market continued under actual scarcity OF
really fresh eggs. and prices on nearly all grades
show an advance CT izc. State PENNSYLVANIA. and
near-lr hennery, white fsncy g7ss2 do. brown pa
2; fresh-gathcred rxtrSs. zhafs; do. extra Arsts
-lssaZS; iresh-sathered checks. yer case. l75a2B
MILK-wholesale price is IN per s0-auar; car.
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How she oaught Them.

From tho New York Sun
How did you happen to get four times
as many letters as did2' said one wash
erwoman who had advertised for work by
the day to another who had advertised
for the same thing
Wound UP my advertisement by saying
was on a diet" said the lucky one.
THAT on a diet notice goes right to the
heart Of stingy souls who are trying to
cut down expenses. They hate to figure
on g. washerwoman's meals and jump at
the chance Of getting one who doesn't
eat"
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-whest per bushel soase; corn. shelled.
Per bushel 6sa75: cob. S75aLOO per barrel: oats.
Western, white No. 2 per bushel fsa52; mixed.
per bushel sac; bran, per ton, 200: middlings,
Ter ton zoo
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. l. zoo;
No 2 100; mixed 2Z00 loose at local scales 800:
straw. ue bundle. 100; straw. rye machine thrash
io.Oo; straw. wheat per ton. $50: straw. cat. per
ton. 400.
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No 2ssS Catherine Richards vs.. The President
Relief ASSOCIATION 81 al receiver. Attorneys. G. c.
GCrtmaa and John Rid7uf
No. 23559. Estella Stand6eld vs. Percy Stsndfeld
e al; divorce. Attomey ". c. Martin.
No. $50. Charles Steele et al vs. Mary L
o Brien e. al: quiet title. Attorneys Hamilton.
Colbert Ycrkes q Hamilton.
Nc. 2l59L Jayne S. Hoover vs. Howard T.
Hoover q al divorce Attorney. F. s PaladiuL
No 1852 Agnes O'Brien - Unknown Heirs q
Olivia Newman. quiet title. Auorueys Ralston
Sldd0ns & Richardson
No 23533. In re The Great Fails Manufacturing
Company; change u name Attorney. I. r. HIT, T.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug. B-HoGs-Bulk Of prices. Sloa
SO; quantity fair. Estimated receipts II COO: esti
mated tomcrTnw. 1900 light s5oas00; mixed
ard butchers isoas 90 heavy, 7e5as5j; rough hea=y.
7.65a755; workers.. sOas0o; pigs. s60as0j
CATTLE-Steady, estimated receipts, 200 Reeves.
i.55as25 cows and heif,rs 250a5s5: Texas s,eora
iola59o stocks and feeders, 35Ca5T0; Western 4oos
675
sHEEP-Hlgher Estimated receipts. 1900 Va
tive. l5oailj; Western. 255a4 50: yearliprs qSs
500 lambs. i.5oa6s5i Western. 45caeS5.
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cATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. e5anLO; do. butcher
i5oa5.50; do. common. 2O0a2oO
HoGs-Per swt-, gross. sOoas5o; do. ordinary.
500
sHEEP-pri1e. s.5oaIoo; do. common. zsoaaoO
LAsiBs-Fancy fpFiug. 7a7s1; fall choice. per ID.
q do, medium. s.
cALyEs-Prims. per h.. sosst; do. medium. 2;
do. common. g.
COWs-Prime. fresh. each S6ooal5oo; do com-
mon. 2ooasooo; do. old aad Dr.. loOOalSos.
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
TUESDAY, August 10, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. ]
JUSTICE BARNARD.


In re lunacl Thomas Robinson, Addie L. Rob
inscn appointed committee bond. S2.0oo.
In .e John Miller; decree suspending committee
and directing accounting
No. 2957s. Anderson vs.. Anderson; injunction
granted. Attorney, W. b. Reilly.
Ne. &5Ss, White vs. White; rule returnable Au-
gust 20. Attorneys, J. Med. Canington-E. n.
HOpeWsL
No 1881. sommerlle vs. American Realty Com
pany order 10 extend lean Attorneys. A. A
Hoehiing. u.-Aiex Wolf.
No. zsS8 Phillips vs. Phillips: hearing continued.
Attorneys. A. l. Newmyer and T. N. OBrien-w.
II. Holloway and j. B. Archer.
No. El73. Holland vs. Holland; rule retumable
August 81. Attorney, W. T. Ambrose.
No 938- smith vs. Newman. time 20 file testi-
mony extended AttoTnFys Il. K. Hilliard-DOuglas
a Baker
No. $3.50 Brown vs.. Lewis; allowance ordered
Attorneys. r. y. Donaldson, W. G.. Gardner ard
g. W. Reap. ". Frisby
No Zjs3 In Re the Great Fails Manufacturing
Company; order u publication. Attorney. ]. r.
HIT. r.
confirmed. Attorney. W. A. Johnston
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WALL STREET NEWS
Poor Showing Made by For.
eign Trade Statistics.
BALANCE IN OUR FAVOR SMALL
Market Stronger in the Afternoon
and Active Stocks Close with
Gains of Several POints-MOney
Continues Easy and the Crop Re-
ports Were Favorable I'm the Main.

New York. Aug. l6.-Before the OPEN
ing Of the market to-day the official sta
tistics Of the governments foreign trade
FOR July were published. For the I'M
favorable showing presented by them
the financial community had been pre-
pared, to some extent By the statistics
OF agricultural exports published last
week, and showing a decrease OF 5000, 900
in value. Perhaps for that reason. or
perhaps for the reason that another re-
verse 70 the expedient held out hope Of
a correction OF economic evils, to-day's
revelations were disregarded by the Sc
curity markets. But with the men who
study the most important trade tenden-
Giles the figures were discussed very So
berly, and no deduction from them could
be characterized as at all favorable.
Exports Are Larger.
The figures, in fact. tell a story whose
meaning is plain. Imports for July. as
on three previous months for the year.
exceeded exports, although the value OF
the exports was greater than IN any
previous July with the single exception
OF July, 1907. and the excess OF imports
IN July stands out all the more conspic-
uous. because in the three previous
months the tendency had been toward
correction Of movement which in the
first three months OF the year naturally
aroused deep consideration.
In January there was an excess OF ex-
ports. but 1t was the smallest balance
in seventeen years. February's returns
showed the first adverse balance in If
teen years. In March, imports broke all
records and the adverse balance. $780,
600 was the most unfavorable since 1897.
The following months showed a turn in
the right direction. Though In April i'm
ports again exceeded exports. the adverse
balance was very small. In May the
export balance amounted to 81 100000
and IN June $S.0O0.O0O.
Only PaItry sum.
But now the July figures show an i'm
port excess Of S2619.OOO. and for seven
months of the current year the known
balance Of trade is in this countrv's
favor BY the paltry amount OF 81 6es COZ
as compared with s6I,O 600 IN the CORE
spending period CT 1903. and Sg72 600 600
IN the corresponding period OF 1908. and
Sl16. 100000 or more for the first seven
months OF every otheriyear since 1897
In the afternoon the market was
stronger than at any previous time since
the first two days OF the recovery. and
the active stocks closed with gains OF
between one and two or more points.
Money continued easy and crop reports
were favorable.
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and thirty-three shares OF stock COM
pleted the days business. Price changes
were insignificant and the transactions
without feature. No interest was mani
tested in Gas.
Stockholders Of the Northern Central
Railroad Company have received full IN
formation from Philadelphia about the
proposed lease Of the property 20 the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company The ac-
ceptance OF the lease devolves altogether
on the minority stockholders. The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. which owns
some "a per cent OF the Northern Central
stock has accepted the terms OF the lease,
and its stock will be voted In the affirma-
tive II So per cent OF the minority assent.
The official proxies for the special meet
ing OF the stockholders 70 consider the
lease in october are IN the names OF the
Moore committee. and the proxies are
TO be forwarded 10 Chairman Moore, IN
Philadelphia. The whole matter Of the
contamination Of the lease IS thus placed
IN the hands OF the minority stockhold-
ers. and the acceptance or rejection Of
the proposition is with them entirely.
At meeting Of the board OF directors
Of the Augusta Construction Company,
in charge Of the construction OF the
Georgia and Florida Railway. held this
morning at the Baltimore Trust Com
Pany, reports were submitted from the
operating officials or the railway and
the officers IN charge OF construction
These reports showed that the construc-
ton work is practically completed The
reports were lengthy and the directors
held a continuous meeting until the mid
die OF the afternoon. Col. j. NJ Wilkin-
son, vice president Of the railroad, with
headquarters in Valdosta. Ca. said that
all the section Of Georgia traversed by
the road needed for development was
railroad such as the company had con-
structed
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nnnkruntcr Conrt.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 65. In 1e reRe K. Webster; order Tor hear
ing September q
No. GO In re Owns n. woodara; adjudication
aud reference.
dcred.
W. 81 IN re George V. Green; adjudication and
reference.
No. c5. In re Alonzo Z Bunch: rule returuable
August 81.
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I.nI NIL1H

No 52s5l. Mar C. Quigley IS. Charles D. Fhz-
Ter; appeal Defendants attorney. ". J. Neale-
No i1S52 Sultan & Eiscmln " Barney Epste.n;
appeal Defendants attorney. L. c. Williamson.
No. 5a552 Fillmore Bean - Jesse B. wilson
account. SO Attorney. John Ridout-
No. 5SA The Southern Railway Company Va.
Tho Order Of Railroad TelegRphers. Attorney
9. 3 Hamilton.
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NEW TOKK MONEY.

CIV York. Aug l6.-Mcney on call az the stock
hange to-day opened at IA per cent: highest. IA
|cst, II; closing, IA per cent. Most Of the days
% were made az IA pct cent
mo II Sney was very quiet. Offerings were gen
u, but demand was not keen. Rates. sixty davs
= Der cent; ninety days 2isa3k per cent: four
tns 81 per cent; I've and six months, fza5.
eICen1ile paper was dull. 4 certain amount Of
abe paper was offered. but inquiry was light
|es S1sa6 Per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS IN
Cd bills receivable and choice four 70 six months
PIE names. Sash for others.
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COTTON MARKET.

luctations furnished by ". r Hfbbs & Co
pbers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
ldine
Nv York. Aug. l6.-The late afternoon market
much finer. with shorts uneasy and covering
ust. and that month went up 10 1851, or fifteen
Is above yesterdays closing bid Some Of those
covered were evidently selling September, cunt
on the relatively easier ruling q that month.
the new crop months we're generally two to three
hts net higher.
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September ............200 ZIP u-& l2W
New York. Aug. l6-WHEAT-Weaker; fair in
quiry, New No. Northern spring. 20 arrive.
T. o. b. LZ54; No. ? red, new I. O. b.. :.O9; No 2
hard. New York. Z. O. b., LuN; No. l macaroui,
T. O. b.. loSk; new No ! Manitoba, I. o b..
Ll5ls Quotations are on rail basis Reported taken
BY exporters. 5000 bushels chiefly No. ? red. VIA
Baltimore and Philadelphia Tor France.
C0RN-Weaker: slow demand. Steamer mixed
nominal. export basis; export No. nominal. ~.
10 arrive. C !. T., Ia elevator. Exporters took
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Gail money: Open ~ high. y. low. " close. Ia
SALES OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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Mechanics Lien.

No. 6lo5. Q. S. Decker < Co. rs Harry Ward
man and Thomas p. Jones. lots 6sl to 6s- Mount
Pleasant. SSa Attorney p NJ. Brown
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Truthful.

Angry Father ito son)-You never saw
pe getting into a scrape like that when
was a boy.
FiDpant sOn-NO, dad. never cid
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salss-Rsgular call. p o'clock noon:
CAPITAL Traction Is. 1900 AZ rs
Washington Railway and Electric pfd. at ST.
MergenthalCr 10 AZ nc
National Metropolitan Bank. 10 AZ ig.
After call-NcTFcnthalor 10 az 2l6h
Following are the bid and asked prices posted Al
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington stocl
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading yesterday on the local stock *.
change fell back into the midsummer rut
Of dullness and inactivity Four bonds
and thirty-three shares Of stock COM
pleted the days business. Price changes
were insignificant and the transactions
without feature. No interest was mani
tested in Gas.
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ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Upper left corner down, against lady.
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TerrItnrlal. state
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TAXPAYERS OF OKLAHOMA

Have you ever read the proposed
capital location bill Initiated by the
real estate boosters OF oklahvma
cty2
Do you know that the proposed
measure will have all Of the effects
OF law passed by the egslature7
Do you know that II provides for
three more etate officers at $4,000
each per arnum7
DO you know that these three offic-
ere are authorized 10 employ an un.
limited army Of clerks, stenooraphers,
architects, superlntendents, agents,
etc. and pay them any salary they
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DO you know that the bill appro.
PIRATES 100000 Of the taxpayers
money to start with?
DO you know that this none,
comes out OF the General Fund In III.
treasury and not out OF the public
building fund.- and that IL will imme
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Do you know that the receipts o
" oUCf f'Oli tHC odiC VI lOtbr nnaAtd'
OF going to reimburse the taxpayer
for the 100000, can be all used b.
the commissioners TO pay for land
salaries and other expenscs7
DO you know that these commI,
sioners with the governor, can let
contract for state capital buildln
for any amount they see fit, subjee
only to the approval OF the legisli
ture?
/ Do you know that there Is absolute
: ly no limit on the amount OF thl
i contract2
: II you do not know all this yo
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