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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-18
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- anoted are Nholesalel

BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 9: do. prints.
So do, seconds . process. fancy. 8ika27ls: do.
fair 10 good. g5a2T: dairy choice. HAS: d.. good
ZlaZ; stOre-Dacked, lsae0.
CBEEsE-New York State factory, fancy frsTs.
EaIh; do, small, lIsl7's; do. large. lsisaT.
EGGS-Nearhy. choife. refuuable cases. q.
Vest Virginia and Southern Virginia. retuuabls
CASES, 20. Tennessee returnabe cases. %; North
Carolina, returlable eases, 90
LIVE PoULTRY-Chiekens, spring large. "a
3. do. medium. Z3a2i do. hens. small.
per b., 70; large, 49, rooster. Per H.. II;
ducks, old. u do. spring ibs and over, IS;
geese, per ID. lOalZs CO.. fancy. lGai3; turkeys
tens. Per h.. IS do, hens. 90 turkeys. thin, l0sl2;
keats per h.. Is
potatoes. Per hbl. l.5Oa25oi vans. per Dol,
2@alT5; cacumbers, Florida per basket !5al 30:
string beans. per basket. l2sLT5; North Carolina
lettuce Hal00; rsdshes, per 100 sa60 spinach. per
bbl.. Local 2 Florida peppers per basket L5oaI75,
eggplant per cT1tc. L15a2z5, Florida tomatoes Per
crate. l.5os275 asparagus. l5eaz@ per dozsl
buneaesi rhsbafb. lsaG Per dozen punches; new
cabbage. soa75 per crate spring onions. i0as0 per
hundred; heets. sa5 per bunch strawberries per
quart. 5as; greer peas. per basket 75aSe
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens Ter b. Z2aZ5.
chickens and hens. mixed. 1880; slips. Der H.,
II, ducks, isa90; geese per h.. Halo
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country. sugar-cured.
isa20.
sUNDRIEs-Beeswax. q; taIIow, sa6ls; ginseng
per To-. 50a5so; seneca. per h.. 20; golden SEAL
s8s45; pink. l2al4 mandrake 2s5; snake root 4;
walnut kernels. dry l5si6: black waluuts per 100 IS
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. sa5 chez
res. l2al5 blaekbsnies. Z: whortleberres IA
WOOL AND HIDES-Wo0i. unwashed. tree Of
burs per To-. %; wool. bury. per h.. 25z& hides
green. per d., 10; do. dry, per H. isals; sheep
skins green, each 7salG: do. dry. each 25a6e; caR
skins, green. each. l0al-76
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

RSstimore. June E-WHEAT-stock in elevators.
2ts So Bushels shipments frUm elevators SIS bush
els. Bag lots sold rs sample az e. 50 s. s. S..
and &c per lHlshel. Graded lots q No. rcd aaoat
n5mualB al 5H per bHshel. Settling prices: No
rod Western, q: No red. o.
CORN-Stook in elevators. 2s2l bushels: ship
meuts from elevators. HOS bushels. Graded lots
Of No. white afioat nomiuaily al eSia per
bJlshc and yellow corn shoai nomlnslly az 6iis
per hushel Track yellow corn for domestic de-
Livery. e6s6ss per bushsl for car lots On pot Cob
corn, 365s3D TeT barrel for carloads prime yellow
Contract. July, e., nominal. Spot mixed, 6lh
nominal.
oATS-stoes in elevators a6In bushels: ship
ments from elevators. IeSz bushels White 40
2 10 weight. 43ai4izi do, white No. 8 as 70
weight i2saiSlz; do, Ne, 4, as 20 weight. solss
an do, mixed, No. 2. Is, nominal; do Ne. 3
i2aaZiA.
RYE~-stock in elevators 1859 bushels. No .
ne. Western. domestic s2a3: No rye Western.
domestic, 77a7s bag lots to quality and condi-
ton 7Oa74.
FLoUR-wiuter extra ss5a355 do, clear. s95a
AIS; do. straight 4.SOsls5 do, patent a.g0a5 90
spring clear. 4oja4 %: do straight fNa5l5 do,
patent. 5.l5a5l0: city mills hest patent 900. de-,
high grade patent SIS; do. straight S.45; choice
family. 490 extra. 30sil0; rye -four medium 70
choice 4a5a4.5 90: corn meai per 100 lbs L59ai6o
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Business Outlook in General Is Better Than Last Week
That of Year Ago.

New York, June 17-Bradstreet's review
OF the state of trade tomorrow viii say:
"Irregularity and relative quiet are
stiil the ruling features in trade and in
dustry. but evidences of Improvement In
Western distribution are rather sharply
in contract with the reports Of slow trade
recently received. Warmer weather is
the key TO the better crop and trade re-
ports received this week from the West,
Northwest. and Southwest, while cool.
moist conditions along the Atlantic coast.
now disappearing, have been a bar to
trade and crop development in the East.
Relatively best reports come from
Western cities and towns, while country
trade though better. is lower to respond.
owing 10 farmers being busy in work on
hitherto delayed crops. The Improvement
IN agricultural matters Is, however, not
uniform, even In the West. Winter wheat.
oats, and corn have responded 10 better
growing weather, while lack Of rain Is
checking otherwise satisfactory growth
Of spring wheat. Latest adviees are of
rains in the Canadian Northwest, and
give hope of needed moisture arriving in
the Northwestern states, where temper
atures are very high"
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New York, June l7--R G. Dun & Co. IS
weekly review to trade tomorrow VIII
say,
Crop news continues encouraging, the
iron and steel market improves. while
foreign trade now shows an excess OF
exports, and in these three important
particulars the business outlook IS dis
tinctly better. More normal weather con
ditions in the East and needed rains ia
the Northwest make for Improvement
THE increasing prospects for spring
wheat produce more active demand for
merchandise in the Northwest. While
producing capacity IS still in excess OF
consumption. there is gratifying in
crease in the June demand for both iron
ana steel products over the business or
May
Railroad earnings IN the first week
of June increased 1873 per cent over last
year. Bank ciearings at New York.
owing chiefly to speculative inactivity
show decreases. but outside Of New York
there are gains Of so per cent over 1909
and 169 per cent over 1906. The best de-
velopment is the turn in foreign trade,
which, during Nav, showed an excess
of exports of 81. 215.S $40 as compared with
an excess of S,2s2.2is in 1903. and OF
S29, So, $50 in 1908. Thus there is return
to normal conditions"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. June l7.-cATTLE- Receipts LOS head
Stesrs we're slow. and while best grades about
steady. others were a fraction lower; the feeling
was little better at the close than at the opening
Fair TO choice steers sold T.G5a8D per hundred
pounds; bulls. 4.51a5e0: COWS. 3soae Dressed beef
slew and unchanged. Liverpool and London cattle
markets steady lial5 dressed weight refrigerator
beef at ll%al2 Per pound.
CABYES-Recsipts CO. head Yeals were slow
and prices weak 10 - lower hatternilks, nominal.
Common to choice reals sold at 750as75 per hundred
pounds; thr0wolts. &C. Dressed calves weak; city
dressed veals l3al5 Per pound; oitydressed butter
milks. llisslS; country-dressed calves, sails.
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Recsipts. 7.75s head. Cen
mon to prime sheep sold saS.s5 per hundred pounds:
clIlls $50: ommOn 10 prime lambs Sooa9.e9; few
head at so; clils eco yeariiugs, e.Zsa7 Dressed
mutton flu steady at llsl3: dressed lambs SLOW
at BALI; dressed yearlings almost nominal at l2als
HOCs-Receipts, 2O77 head Market steady; medi
nm weights lcG
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WALL STREET NEWS
New Low Record in Point of
Sales for the Year.
TODAY WILL ALSO BE DULL
Roosevelt Parade Expected to Take
Attention Away from Financial
Distriet-Prices Rise on Small Vol
ume OF DeaIing-COnfdence in
Economic Future Daily Increased.

New York. June 17.-Disagreeable
weather. a general expectancy that stock
exchange business tomorrow would be
practically suspended on account of the
Roosevelt parade and other similar rea-
sons were suggested to-day as account
ing for the particular dullness Of the
stock market The lightness OF the trad
ing was. however. doubtless due, in great
part, 10 the same broad reasons that
have been operating to compress business
throughout the present week. and the
most important fact about to-day's bust
ness was that the turnover Of stocks was
only $4,000 shares, a new low record in
point Of volume for the entire year, anG
since July 3. 1913. when bat 1900 shares
were bought and sold
Aside from this the only other notable
feature OF the market was that prices
rose slightly and that if anything pro-
fessional sentiment in Wan street APP
peared TO be somewhat more cheerfulIy
inclined The probable early adjournment
OF Congress and the homecoming of Mr..
Morgan were naturally regarded as ia
vorable factors. Also the market seems
at the moment 10 be IN q more or less
oversold condition and presenting no evil
eences of resumption Of liquidation
Hold Steady at Slight Advance.
The greater number OF stocks held
throughout business hours at prices from
il to IL per cent above those OF yester-
day and closed at practically the same
level
In all the markets to-day the most
striking development was a relatively
large break in the cotton options due
ostensibly to a report that the Federal
grand jury which has lately been investi-
eating the so-called cotton pool operating
for the rise in cotton. was about 10 hand
down an indictment found against the
members of the clique
As a general proposition 1t seems TO be
true that confidence in the financial and
economic future is being daily increased
by the strongly declining tendency in all
commodity prices; by the effect that this |
must have upon the cost OF living, and |
by the increasing bank reserves and nu-
merous other evidences that business is /
coming down from a state OF infection to ]
a sound and stable basis
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by w R Hibbs & Co..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. June l7.-Wheat opened steady 70 a
shade hrlHar and ruied strong throughout the ses-
sion. Weather conditions in the Northwest were
the controlling fsctor. Minneapolis reported cash
demand COED st. Louis wired some cutting q
wheat IN Missouri. The market closed With a good
undertone.
Iocal receipts eleven cars with six estimated for
tomorrow.
Gem was within a narrow range. Offerings we're
az no time large and shorts acted ne1ous and
Iun IN. causing quick fractional uI5urns The
strength in wheat helped the tone somewhat. Cash
prices were Unchanged.
Local cars 2s3. With - estimated Yer tomorrow.
Oats nlled generally hTmeF. Local professionals
bought on Ehe strength in wheat. Commission
houses were the sellers.
Local receipts Is7 cars. With 81 estimated for To-
morrow.
Bearish hog news made lower market for pro
visions but the buying Of pork late IN the day
gave that article advance and miiied the rest
~ tho list The narkef closed sfeadr
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

COS Twenty second street northwest-square 60 lot
%; Michael NJ. Lyons ct ux. to Marv a cenoe
SIC
Columbia Heights-Lot Isl. block q George G.
Pumphrey ct ux and George \. Palmer 81 ux.
to Jaffa E. Mc3iffert, So
street northwest, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strcets-square 2ST. lot 81 samuel "a Ieolhsn -
ux. aud Herman $. Robbins ct TX. to ]. Clarence
WEIGH 800
kalCTama Heights-Lot Is. bloch s. Green faav
Goodloe Ct TX. 70 Robert Henderson ct NIX SO
Columbia Heights-lot g, block p; Harry A. hite
70 Laura Y. Belt SO
Fourteenth street northwest between psnnsv1van;s
avenue and stFeet-souaFe "a, psrts Of lots q
10. ard Il Edwin D. Father to Christian Heu-
rich SO
Sixteenth street southeast between and d streets
allsy between Pennsylvania aEsnas and K street.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Iuuo II -Ql0tations hv Baltimore Fruit
ard Produce Association arc as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per IL. 2; do. choice,
per H.. 2sasss 10, good per ID. Z5a27 do imiia-
tion, per h.. 7la23: de-. prints FER h. 2asO de-
blocks. per ID. 2sa2s; lade. per ID. 20sz2; Mary
land and Pennsylvania rolls, per h., . Ohio rolls
per b. Iisa2a; West Virginia rolls per H. Illsa
2; stOEe-packed, Ohio per h. 2sa22: stCre-packed
West Virginia. per h.. 2li1a22 Maryland Virginia
and Pennsylvania dairy prints, per To-. Ziiza2
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania, and nearby iirsts
per doz.. 20A; Western drsts per doz., 9ss; West
Virginia frsts. per doz, 2ols; southern fTsts per
doz., l9is; guinea eggs. per doz-. l0all
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chiekeus old hens, heavy, ID.
i7a do. old hens. small 20 medium. lTa do
old ROSTERS per b.. Il. do. spring. II lbs and
over Fer h. 24a2s: do. small ard medium. 2ls2;
ducks large. per h. H. do. small per ID. u; do.
muscoyy and mongrel. per h.. i2als; do, spring.
lbs. and over. per b.. Is; pigeons young. per pair.
3; do. DID, per pair. % guinea fowl. old. each. q.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. June I7.-Live hogs we're leal5 lower.
The receipts were estimated at q 0e left over from
yesterday. 4279 estimated receipts tomorrow IS A0
Bulk Of prices SS5a945: lights. sZ5as5O, mixed
and butchers s2sas53: heavy elias 50: rough heavy
9.I5as25 workers a40as.50; pigs. 90ae4s
Cattle strong; estimated receipts. 800
BeeFes, 565as.70; COWS and hcifers, 2T5a6sO Texas
steers 5zaTI5; stockers and feeders, ssas West
sTn, 5.4ea7e
Sheep we're weak; estimated sccspts iAOo IA
tivcs. 34lz5sS; Westerns. 35oa9e0 yearlines GOA
10; lambs. 5.5oasi5; Western lambs. eooaSA
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JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No &5o5- United States Is. Thomas LYONS: lots
and = square sls7. released from operation Of for
feituFc.
No. 893L United States Is. Alonzo Reed; dis
charge from workhoase ordered Jnne q.
No 85. United States Thomas Bauks: re-
lease from jail Igne y ordered
No. ZO6l United states Es. Richard H Smith
bigsmyi demurrer oFeuuled.
N. @G7. United States rs. Thomas T. Graves,
grand larceny; plea not guilty.
No GGa United States s. Amnon LittIepage
assault with dangerous weapon; same.
No. 24s7. United States vs. Edwin S Holmes
j.. conspiracy; demurrer argued and submitted
Nos 80ss. 96os7 a0ss. and l1Se United states
rs Moses Haas e. al. same; motion to strike out
replicati0ns l. ?. 3. t. 5 and 10 pleas in abats-
ment granted because they anoantsd to the general
issue.
Assignment for Monday. June 90
United States vs.. Adelhert Adams
United States rs. John J. McPherson and Chester
4. BerkncT.
United States ", James c. GambriI.
United states Morris C. Rosch.
United States Is Elmer Make
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stanfora Impo.es Novel rest.

From the Los Angeles Tines
Stanford Unfversity-on account OF
the many accidents that have happened
on the university lake. the university
authorities have imposed curious test
upon all persons DESTROYS of canoeing
on the water The applicant is required
to peddle a craft out about fifty yards
from the bank. overturn Il. and bring It
back 10 shore. Any one who has not per-
formed this feat viii not be allowed to
enjoy the pleasures of boating
The students are getting considerable
pleasure out of the test. and the COM
mittee has been working overtime In
handling the crowd. Some Of the men
who had unusual confidence in their
ability 70 meet the test failed and had
TO be dragged out of the water.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. June l7-Money on cali at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent highest 3
lowest "a. closing % per cent. Most Of the days
loans were made at "a per cent
Time money continued easy. with a snail demand
and sufficient funds 10 supply borrowers. Rates
sixty days par cent; ninety days 3ha3iz per cent
four months 3la per cent: five months 3saa4 per
cent: six months il.a4A per CENT
Mercantile paper was offered IN fair quantities
and a good assortment was shown Demand SIN
remained light Rates 49E5 per cent for sixty and
ninety days bills receivable 42la5 per cent for
choice four to six months single names, SASH per
cent for Others
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

Estate # Agnes Faunce; letters tss5amentary
granted 10 John H Faaace: bond 500
Estate q Josephine L. P1iyon; attorneys fec
fixed. Attorneys Biney 4 Wuodard.
Estate Of Mary Tucker. order TO issue commission.
Estate of MARY E. Wathen. report Of sale.
Estate q William L. Davis letters Of admins
fati0n granted to John T. Rhinss; bond, $50.
Attorney, J. L. Neill.
Estate Of James H. stokes; letters Of administra-
ton granted to George II. Stokes; bond $1,000
Attorneys, Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of William b. CroNell petition for letters
Of administration Attorney, r. Z Dean.
In re Frank H. Heare ct al; Ellen I, Heare
appointed GUARDIAN bond. 5000. Attorney W. p
Pumlcy.
In re Edith A. CoVI; order to make expendi
lures
Estate Of willism N. Starr; order making claim
valid.
Estate Of Henrietta Little; viii dated April q.
1903. fled
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saies-Rsgular call. p o'clock nooa:
Potomac Electric cons. s.. 81 900 at lol.
Washington Railway & Electric ecm, IS al sl&
3 al S4,k.
Washington Railway & Electric rsd,. at SsA, 8
al sSi4. az S554.
Washington Gas ! az ~
Georgetown Gas. 10 at S. 10 at 90.
MerEenthaler al 2ls.
Lanston rights. 100 az IS.
Second National Bank 70 az le0 5 at 80.
United States Trust 10 az lisa.
After call.
Lanston. % at Tsss. % at 7ss4. 20 at 7s.. 20 at
7sA 100 al p
Lsnston rights 100 at So
Following are tie bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange.
GAS BONDS
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-whest, per bashel. SOAPS; corn. she'll
ed, per bshel, 7za7; cob ss0ai.le per barrel; oats.
Western white. No e per bushel, sOa55; mixed,
per bushel 4sa5l: bran. Per ton. 5.ue; middlings.
per ton H.eo.
HAY AND STRAw-fiay. Western, No. ], zl.o0;
No. 2 1885, mixed 200 loose at local scales, 1890;
straw rye bundle lso9; straw. re. machine thrash
l20o; straw. wheat. per ten. zoe; straw. cat, per
ton 500
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FARMERS USE LIME.
Southern Railway Reports Rapid In
crease in Hts Consumption.


Atlanta. Ca. June Liberalization by
farmers of the Southeast Of the great
benefits 10 be secured by the use of agTi-
cultural lime, and a consequent rapid in
crease in the consumption of that product
are Indicated in the report Of the freight
traffic department Of the Southern Rail
way Company for MAY
The report shows that plants turning
out this product al points on the South
esn Railway in Virginia now have a daily
capacity OF 5000 barrels, and that ad-
ditions and improvements now IN prog
ress and prospect will increase this out
put 10 $500 barrels daily in a short time,
while only few years ago the entire
capacity was 70 barrels per day.
The use of agricultural lime and its
benehcent effects. particularly on sour
soil lacking nitrogen and consequently
deficient in plant food. is attracting the
attention of soil experts and agricultural
writer's as are few other subjects at this
time
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Exsra, per eWt.. 5SDa7OO, do, butcher.
s.5aa5so: do, common, 20Da300
HOGs-Psr cwt. gross. $50; do. ordinary, 500.
SHEEp-Prime. A5oa50o; do. somnon. 300a4oo.
LAMBs-Fancy spring. 8; fan choice. per ID.
sasik: do. MEDIUM, Z.
CALyES-Prims. per To-. sasis; do. medium. 8;
d.. grass, sas
CoWs-Prime. fresh. each s5oOai5oo: DO. com.
ucn. z.opas0.oe; de-. old and dry. IeOOaisea
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the Washington Stock Elk
change yesterday was better distributed
than for several days, and for the most
part at slightly advanced prices. Wash
ington Railway Common sold at Is to =
a point above previous sales. The pre-
ferred was bid in as much as offered at
sSi5 to =.
Gas also was in some demand. with
limited offerings. selling at 7l%. George
town Gas. which rarely enters into the
trading. came out with twenty shares at
90, which for a long time has been the
current price.
The type machines attracted most at
tention, Mergenthaler selling at 2lS in
small lots and Ianston coming out quite
freely. after call at 1874 10 70. Lanston
rights sold at 35s
4 letter was read from the Merchants
and Mechanics Savings Bank announcing
that the usual semi-annual dividend Of
per cent viii be paid on July L
Seven hundred and thirty thousand dol
lars is a big sum for one concern TO pay
in the form OF indebtedness and fixed
charges, yet that is what the Maryland
Trust Company announces VIII be paid
by the Houston Oil Company TO its cred
itors on July l. The trust company is
trustee Cor the Texas concern. It will
receive on the first OF next month S625. 600
on account of stumpage contracts and
$4,000 interest on $4,000 OF second
series of 8 per cent certificates.
On August l the Maryland company
viii disburse in payment of series n, first
issue Of Houston Oil certificates. $4,000,
and on the same date will pay SS7,l50 In
terest on the outstanding certificates. and
sl05,00O interest on the second Issue OF
certificates.
With the payment of $4,000 principal.
there VIII still be outstanding of the
first certificates $2.S65000 Of an original
issue of S7.2o0.000 and the full issue OF
S. 10000 Of second certificates.
The Houston oil Company Is iiquidating
its Indebtedness at the rate OF about
100000 a year. The last Of the GER
tiicates viii be paid off on August /, 1916.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building:
hour Oh What appeared to be a further drive b.
the bear element, with support IN the old crop
options Withdrawn temporarily at least This caused
scattered liquidation. and the decline uncovered
considerable stoDloss orders from iraieFs
Prices broke thirty points for July and August
cFtions. and twenty for September and about ten
for the new crop months
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District Court.
CHIEF JusTICE CIAnArc

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No rs. In re extension of Geneseo place and
summit place: order 70 pay award into court
in re establishment Of building line on ThirteSuth
street; order Of publication.
By Mr.. JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. $50. In re right Of way for Anacostia main
intercepting sever; report and award OF commits.
sion Aled and commission discharged
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Criminal Court No. =.
1rsT1CE STAFFORD.

No. 26s53. United States vs. J. Barton Miller,
embe1zlemcnt; motion for new trial continued At
toIneys. II. Z, Davis and J. z. Laskey
No. 595L Moses & sons rs HAYES; motion TO
quash continued Attorneys, ". Bslingeg-L. II.
David and r. r. Behrend.
No. ESQ. Conger Bros same; same. Attor-
neys, same
No 5e5i. Heap & TalbIrt vs.. George Washing
ton; motion to dismiss continued. Attorneys o. n
BroRn--J 5. Easby-Snith.
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New YORK. june l7-WHEAT-Irreriiar and mac.
tive. No ! North6m spring 10 arrive. T. O. b..
LIZA; No. 2 red. (. O. b. 1854 No. hard New
YORK. I65E. f. C. b No. ! macsroni (. o. b. s9is
Ne ] Manitoba. T. Q. b. L91i3 Exporters took
nothing.
CORN-Firmer tni duh. Steamer mixed. noni-
nal. expert basis; No. elevator nominal export
basis; expert No. 2 7. o. b. 20 arrive. s. No. ,
mixed. nominal. domestic. tn ard 70 arrive, s6h
{. L T.. in elevator Exparters took nothing
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Lawsuits.

No 5z7O William Il. Harris " John r K,inn
& Sons; damages. SG0oo. ATTORNEYS. II. paws
and Archer & Smith.
No. s2o3. United States ex rel Richard r Arm
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