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COI. GREENE IN CONTEMPT.
New York Dangerous to Militant
Copper Man.

NEW YORK, January 3.-The failure of
Col. w. C. Greene. president of the Greene
Consolidated Copper Company, to appear
for examination before trial in connection
with the suit against him and his COM
pany begun by James A. and Nellie Grant.
led Justice Giegerich in the supreme court
yesterday to fine the colonel $3.50 for con-
tempt of court. Col. Greene will have to
linger in Ludlow street Jail until he pays
the fine, provided he can be found in the
jurisdiction of the New York supreme
court.
Col. Greene, it is said. is in Mexico or
Whereabouts just now. and has no inten-
ton of moving east for some time.
The Grants are stockholders of the
was absorbed by the Cananea Consoli-
dated Copper Company, which in turn
was swallowed up by the Greene Con-
solidated. The Grants allege that practi-
cally all the money paid out in dividends
by the Greene Consolidated comes from
the large earnings of the Cobre Grande,
but that under the manipulation of Greene
and his associates no dividends are paid
on Cobre, all the profits going to pay
dividends on Greene Consolidated and
Cananea.
The suit begun by the Grants is to COM
pei Greene and the other officers of the
Greene Consolidated Company to account
for the large earnings and profits of the
Cobre Grande. To enable them to frame
their case the Grants got an order d.
recting Greene to appear for examination
before trial. He failed to do so, and as
the appellate division upheld the order for
his examination, it followed that he was
in contempt of court.
Besides the $3.50 hne Col. Greene is liable
to $500 for legal expenses incurred by the
mic in nd
furthermore. must now present himself
for examinatio under the courts order,
or be liable to arrest whenever he enters
New York state.
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New Double Track for B. and O.

BALTIMORE. January BY the end
of the year all trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad will be running over the
new double track line now in course of
construction between Sterling and Nova,
Ohio, on the New Castle division The
new line is about fifteen miles in length
struction. 1t will be a marked improve
ment over the old line in that the grades
will practically be eliminated. Consid-
erably over two million yards of grading
was done in constructing this new line,
and some forty thousand yards of first
class stone arch and bridge masonry
were erected. All the bridges and via
ducts are arched and have ballasted tops
Double track passing sidngs just east of
Lodi and at Homer will take care of two
seventy hve-car trains in each direction.
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F. E. MCMILLAN PROMOTED.
Becomes Chief Post Office Inspector
Succeeding w. J. Vickery.

By appointing Frank E. Mcmillan, a
Boston man. chief post office Inspector,
Postmaster General Meyer has made an
other shakeup in that branch of the serv-
Ice. Mr.. Mcmillan used to be assistant
postmaster at Boston, and soon after Mr..
Meyer came to Washington from that
city Mr.. Mcmillan came along to be in
spector in charge at Washington. He
formerly was in similar employment at
Boston and Spokane.
William j. vickery. whom Mr.. Mcmillan
succeeds, goes to Kansas City, Mo-, as
inspector in charge. He has been chief
inspector for four years. John R. Hat
rison, inspector in charge at Denver,
will take the inspectorship in Washington
left vacant by Mr.. Mcmillan, and Edward
l.. Mckee. now at Kansas City, Mo-, will
go to Denver.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 3.-The cotton
narAet opened barely steady at a de-
clin1 of sal points, and during the early
session showed n net loss OF sail points
an the active months, as a result OF
Iower cables, bea rsh predictions as to
tne. showing of the ginners' report and
larce receipts. Trading was not nearly
as active as yesterday morning and there
was - pressure OF long cotton against
the ma<ket.
Local sentiment seemed of more bear
ish average. but after the decline to 1O.62
for March, the market steadled up on
covering, and during the middle OF the
morning was only to points net lower
Futures opened barely steady March,
1875; April, 1876 bid: May. 1859; July,
1885: August, 10.45a10.JO; September Of
tered 1910: October. 9.9oa10.O.
The market continued rather quiet late
in the forenoon. but became steadier as
a result of covering, and prices at midday
were just about net unchanged on the
near months and to D points lower on
other options.
Spot cotton. quiet: middling upwards,
IL 40; middling gulf 11.6o.
Estimated receipts at the ports today,
5000 bales. against ST,1G last week,
and III $50 last yea. For the week. o4o, :
o,.J bales, against So4.J41 last week, and
3l44e2 last year 400 b hoias seos,p1s al
last year. and at Houston, 1l3o9 bales,
against II. 629 last year.
Liverpool Cotton Prices.
LIVERPOOL, January 3.-Closing-Cot-
ton: Spot quiet prices points lower:
American middling fair, 6.75; good mid
ding, $50: mddling. 6.13; low middling,
SO; good ordinary. 5.3I; ordinary, 4.SI.
The sales OF the day were G.OO0 bales, of
which 400 were for speculation and ex-
port, and included $500 American. Re-
ceipts since last report. $4,000 bales, in
GLIDING 81. 600 American. Futures opened
easier and closed quiet; American mid
ding, g.o.c., January. 1864; January
and February. 5.661s; February and
March. 5.6S; March and April, $40; April
and May. 5ToIs; May and June, 81 !;
June and July. 5.71: July and August,
5.6s1.: August and September SEQ; Sep
TENDER and October. 5.49ia: October and
November. $50; November and Decem-
ber 81.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd: January 3--wHEAT-
western IoGssalO6.a; January, 1O3aalO34; Feb
ruary, l05lsalo5s4; March, l0Ieal017a; May,
I'LL; steamer No. red. 99HaS9E; receipts,
2J1si bushels: southern on grade. 99Aa103%.
CORS-Quiet: old spot mixed. GJtza65ss: old
No white. 6JlhaCJ3s; new spot mixed. 6iIs
Jauusry 64SssG4i2; February. Giss6iS; March,
6IlssSiss: steamer mixed 6oi7a60A; receipts,
southern white corn. 60i4a64Ia; new southern
yellow corn. 6iIaa65lz
oATS-Firm: No. white. 5Gi2a5i1z: No. 3
= ~ bushels
HYE-Firm: No. western export. S6aSs: re-
reipts Il. 20 bushels; exports, l1,1i3 bushels.
HNY-Firmer: No. timothy, 1880; No. /
ctuNer mixed. 16.5Oa11.0o.
GRAIN FREIGiiTS-Rates barely steady, un-
changed.
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THE FOREIGN BANKS.

BERLIN. January 3.-EXchange on
London, 20 marks 1917 pfennigs for
checks.
Discount rates-Short bills. 6Is per cent ;
three months bills. per cent.
BOMBAY, January 3.-The rate of dis
count of the Bank of Bombay was raised
from to per cent today.
PARIS. January 3.-Three per cent
rentes, % francs 20 confines for the ac-
count Exchange on London, % francs
l51a confines for checks
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Carson Bank Resumes.

CARSON, New, January 3.-The Nye &
Ormsby Company Bank, which, with
branches at Goldfield, Tonopah and Reno,
closed it's doors October u, resumed oper-
atoms yesterday. Certificates were issued
payable in three, six and nine months to
all depositors'
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CURB QUOTATIONS.
rnished by f. Il. Chapman & Co. &C. B.
man. manager, members New York Stock
Return of Man Reported Missing.

Charles o. Cooper of the Logan apart
ment house. who was reported to have
disappeared from his home last Sunday,
has returned. He was Ill and, the police
informed. was sent to a hospital for
tire atment
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REPORT OF THE TERMINAL STORAGE COZ

REPORT OF THE TERMINAL STORAGE CON-
PANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
We, the president and q majority Of the trus-
tees of the Terminal Storage Company of the
District Of Columbia. hereby report and certify
that the ca pital Of said company is Ave hundred
fifty thousand dollars $3.50 600, fully paid. and
that there are no existing debts, except deed In
trust, dated July II, 1901. and recorded In Liber
2543, folio asa ct seq. one Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN.
President.
JAMES G. PAYNE,
f. B. MCGUIRE.
]. II. SMALL, Jr..
GEORGE z. HAMILTON.
Trustees.
District Of Columbia, S.:
EDWARD ]. STELLWAGEN. president Of the
Terminal Storage Company Of the District OF
Columbia being duly sworn, deposes and says
that the above statement is true to the best OF
his knowledge and belief.
~ EDWARD ]. STENILWAGEN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this "a Gay
Of January, AID. 1908. o,.e
Notary Public. d. c.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO January 3.-Sentiment in
wheat was buish today and the market
was firm. May opened unchanged to u
higher. at 1OIA to lots. and sold at 1O7A
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of 331 cars, against 31S
cars last week and 4s4 cars one year ago.
May corn opened shade to 14a4s higher,
at 614 to 62. and sold at 6lh. Local re-
celpts were 1iJ cars. with of contract
grade.
May oats opeAed 4 to q higher, at ssh
10 JOY. and sold at %. Local receipts
were 1913 cars.
May provisions opened firm, pork ob to
~. higher. at 1885 10 1910; lard, 21a5
higher. S.OI1. to $40, and ribs, ~ higher,
at 80
The wheat market turned weak at the
end of the first hour because of Il sharp
break in corn. May selling off to 106La
aoo1s: The close was easy, with May
Selling by heavy holders caused a de-
Cline in corn, May falling off to 6Os.
The close was weak, with May ha5s
lower at 81 sa61h.
CLOSE. Close: . Wheat, loss; July. 994s; Sep
e1A; July. GO; September. So. oats,
May old, 5i%; May, 80; July old, 4S1s
July, 4Gss; September, fl. Pork. Janu-
airy, 12.671a Mag, 13.27k Lard Janu-
airy. IS3; May, sos. Ribs, May, 7aOa
Il2: January. G.S2h Rye. cash, 81
Barley. cash, s5a9o. Timothy, March,
40. Glover. March. 100.
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL. January 3-Wheat-Spot.
firm: No. 2 red winter western, nominaily'
as 1910; futures steady: March. IS I'D
May, IS I'D. Corn-Spot, firm; prime
mixed American new. 5s I'd; prime mixed
American, old. is I'D; futures steady:
January, Us 57s.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. January 3.-American securi-
ties opened quiet today, with prices rang
ing from y above to u below yesterdays
New York closing
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Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
$1,324,241. Government re-
ceipts: From internal revenue. 1914, PA !;
customs, $790,0S3; miscellaneous, $243,-
967. Expenditures, $1.6jO,OO0.
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The World of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by W. y. Hibb & Co.. bank
ers and brokers. 1919 f street members
New York Stock Exchange. Washington
stock Exchange and Chicago Board of
Trade
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call, IL O'Clock noon-Capital
Traction 5s. 5000 at 110h.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. As. $500 at 75H.
$500 at 75A, 81, 600 at 75B, $1,000 at 15h,
81 600 at 75A.
Capital Traction. 4 at 125, at 125
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd. at III,
at ~, 10 at n, 10 at II, 10 at II.
Mergenthaler Linotype at 1913, 2 at 1873,
OF
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Liverpool Grain Prices.
Government Securities,
Refined Sugar Advanced.

I. NEW YORK, January 3.-AlI grades of
refined sugar were advanced 10 cents
hundred pounds today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-03

After a lively contest. c. B. Vented
was elected mayor of Harpers Ferry
while C. Victor Dittmeyer was elected to
a similar Office by the voters of Bolivar
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Closing Quotations.

Closing Quotations.
At the close of the stock market the fol-
lowing stocks had changed in price since
above quotations, there being no change
in balance of the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper, 1875.
Am. Car and Foundry, pfd., 30.
Am. Ice Securities. 49,
American Locomotive. 36ss.
American Smelling, T2%.
American Sugar. 1864.
anaconda. 29A.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Al.
Canadian Pacific, 15S1a.
Chesapeake and Ohio. 3O1z.
Chicago. Mil. and st. Paul, loss.
Chicago and N. W., 139.
Colorado Southern, 247s.
Consolidated Gas, OH.
Delaware and Hudson, 153.
Distillers Securities, 81
General Electric. us.
Great Northern, pfd., IFS.
Louisville and Nashville, o.
New York Central. OPS.
Northern Pacific 1905
Pacific Mail Steamship, 26Ia
Pennsylvania r. H.. lily.
Peoples Gas of Chicago, 81.
Reading, 90.
Republic Steel G. Iron, 16
Republic Steel & Iron, pfd., 6Gh.
Rock Island, CON-, 151s.
Rock Island. pfd., 20. .
Sloss-Sheffield Steel. 3Ila.
Southern Pacific. 727s.
Southern Pacific, pfd., 1O7.
Southern Railway, 1874.
Tennessee Copper, %.
Texas Pacific, 1917.
U. s. Rubber. pfd, 10.
u. S. Steel, 26a4.
Wooden Goods, 1T3,.
BONDS
American Tob. As, 62k
American Tob. 6s 97h
United States Steel 5s, S61s.
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FINANCIAL.
ELDRIDGE Z. JORDAN.
President.
WALTER HIESToN.
% Vice President.

JURDAIN & w., lmC.,
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance Underwriters,
1905 Street N. w.
REAL ESTATE, SALES AND LOANS.
We sell exchange real estate all sections the District
Columbia We handle all that comes to hg-prced low
priced and all placed hands literally advertised
without charge clients
We negotiate all
of the security is carefully inquired into
f.. FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
Being agents for several large companies prepared
fer clients the best facilities placing their
either in local outside company, they may prefer the
cheapest
We insure all kinds stocks, furniture houses etc. and the
placing of large lines of insurance is specially.
BUILDING BRANCH.
We prepared houses for clients comparatively
small advance above actual This plan enables the purchaser
arrange the house to suit his
"INVESTMENTS."
We offer real varying size $500 TO
$4,000, netting the purchaser to per cent
We will also purchase clients stocks
always using effort for them the
men possible with thorough investigation part.
JORDAN & CO., Inc,
By Walter Hieston, Vice Pres
a15t
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CERTIFICATE OF FULL PAYMENT OF ADD.
Trust COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT or
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office of the


Office of the
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Washington ID. c.. December 81 1907
whereas, satisfactory evidence has been trans
mftted to the Comptroller OF the Currency that
the capital stock Of the Union Trust Company OF
the District of Columbia. located in the CITY OF
washington. District Of Columbia, has been in
creased In the sum Of eight hundred thousand
dollars $500. 000D. I'm accordance with the pro-
visions OF act OF Congress approved October /.
1880. and that the whole amount Of such increase
has been paid In. and that the paid.up capital
stock Of said company now amounts To the sum
Now, 1t Is hereby certified that the capital
trict Of Columbia has been Increased I'm the sum
OF eight hundred thousand dollars $500. 000):
that said increase Of capital has been paid In
q part Of the capital stock. and that the said
increase OF CAPITAL is approved BY the Comptroller
In witness whereof hereunto afnx my on3cial
signature and seal Of ONCE.
WIN B. RIDGELY,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Of1cal seal Of the
Comptroller Of the Currency.
To the stockholders Of the Union Trust Company
of the District of Columbia:
Certificates for the additional capital stock OF
the Union Trust Company OF the District OF Co
lumbia will be ready for delivery to The holders
OF the company in its new building. at the cor
ner Of 18th and Fl streets northwest. Washington.
d. c. EDWARD j, STELLWAGEN,
GEORGE e. FLEMING. Secretary.
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AmalgamateO "copper" :. = 4Sdz
Bar silver uncertain, % 9-l6d per ounce
Money. 4a4h per cent.
short bills Is 5a5h per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
three month bills Is 5u5S per cent.
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In speculative circles it is claimed that
the continued sharp advance in Northern
Pacific clearly indicates the declaration
in the near future of an extra dividend
1t is known that very substantial inter-
ests in the company are opposed to such
q declaration at this time, believing that,
although the company has large cash
surplus, general conditions do not war
rant the distribution Of any part OF 1t to
the stockholders.
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FINANCIAL.

BERT I. AMOS.
Treasurer,
WM. r. MEREDITH.
Secretary.
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Mr. E. Quincy Smith. the president of
the Union Savings and the Washington
Exchange banks, leaves on Monday for
New York and will sail the following day
for Paris. He expects to be gone about
three weeks.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
GRAPHY.

IMPRESSIONS OF HENRY IRVING Gathered IN
PubIic and Private During q Friendship CT MANY
Years E3v walter Herries Pollock With preface
bv H Irving. limo, pp- VII. 40 tLonsmans'
& Coz
MTRABEATJ AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION By
Fred Morrow Fling Phi D In tbree volumes
Vol. L The Youth OF Mirabeau Illustrated eVo'
Do xv 4q7 CO. P Putnam's sons)
This volume carries the record To INA the year
OF Mirabeau's coming Of age The second VII.
fortunes during his Imprisonment ana
the period spent in Holland. England ana ser
many. and the third VIII deal with his ACTIVITIES
in the Assembly.
LETTERS OF EDWARD LEAR. Author OF Tne Non
sense Book" Chichester FoTtescue- Lore Gar
Ifnrford and Frances Countess WaldeSravs IoiIed
by Lady strachey. Illustrated svo, pp H. Szs-
(DnffeId & Col
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raised on sleeper walls and ventilated by
splayed openings between the buttresses II
was near this building that the excaVators
found the inscribed slab last year set UP under
the care Of Lollius Urbicus, Governor OF Britain.
by the Second (Augustan) Legion The IN
scription seems to indicate that some building
is dedicated to the Emperor Antonius Plus. and
the character OF the work OF this newly dfscov-
cred building to tit in with the theory
that IL may have been buflc oy the SECOND
Legion In A D. 40. It IN this year that
Urbicus was preparing to advance beyond Ha-
drians wall and TO erect the Antonine wall De
tween the Forth and the Clyde
Already nearly a hundred coins have turned
up at Corbridge some Of the third. but mostly
of the fourth century.
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OH ROME IN BRITAIN.
From The Manchester Guardian.

r-..,.a,,at ions are proceeding at the Roman
town OF C'orstopitum near Hexham. under the
s1Ipcryision Of r Ii. Forster The Corbricge
committee has nearly thirty men at work, ana
icaI discovery is that of a large but
tressed building which to quote Mr. Forster 3
words. looks like being one of the largest and
finest Roman buildings In the North or Eng
49, II is rrohablv another example of the
rranarIes or storehouses commonly found In ths
7arts II measures internally 40 feet hy IS feet
a. t.osss+eads ia about IS feet by AZ feet, inside
nsasurarent AS IL usual with the larger
srsnsriss this building has tagged noar
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JUVENILE.

MI PETS. Real Happenings in Ny Aviary, ~ Ma
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REAL LETTERS TO REAL. BOYS. By Charles Keen
Taylor. limo. PIP rs. tFlemins H Reveil com
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FAMOUS INDIAN CHIEFS HAVE KNOWN By
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THREE YEARS BEHIND THE GUNS The Trus
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The four volumes inauguratins this series com
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