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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-10
DISTRICT COURTS.


Present-Au
Admission: Fred J. Schlstfeldt-
No 9S9. Hitchcock SC. Smith ct al: and
No. 26O. Same VI. T0usey ct al; argument con-
tinued by Mr. James J. Britt for appellant, con
tinued by Mr.. J. J. Darlington for appeilees. COZ
tinued by Slr II. II. Classic for appelees and CON
cluded by Mr. D. W. Baker for appellant
No. 2s5. Thompson vs.. Thompson: argument com
menced by Nh J. W. Cox for appellant.
Assignments for today:
No. 2s5 Thompson Thompson on hearing.
Attorneys, Lectde, Fulton * CoX-Lewin.
No. 2C6s. Adams Express Company vs. Berry &
Whitmore Company. Attorneys. Thomss-sulliVan
6 McCalmont.
No. 2lS. Gordon vs. Gwydr ct al Attorneys.
Lipsconb q Archer-Poe & Blackstone
No. 9072. Breneman e. al vs. HeTdmAn. At.or-
neys. Tucker & Kenyon and WalkeF-O Donoghue
No. 2E6 Williamson vs. Williamson. Attorney,
Emig
No. GJ77. Robertson vs. Gordon et al. Attorneys.
PstTick-Bipscomb & Archer.
No 0N2 District OF Columbia Va Hess ct al
Attorneys Thomas & Smith-Gertman.
No. 2G9. Metzger W. Kelley ct al. Attorneys,
Wallace & Metzger.
No. 300. Capital Traction Company ". Apple.
Attorneys, Perry & son and DunloD-Lecke. Full
ton q Cox
No 9s2. Jackson. trustee. rs. Washington, Bslti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company.
AttOrneys Slater s. jackson,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Volta Place northwest between Wisconsin avenue
and Thiuy-third stTeet-SqUaTs 10 west part
Of lot $50; James d. Risdon ct TX TO Gland
Livingston. SO.
PctWorth-square $3.50 lot SJ3: j. s. GruYcT ct Va.
10 Nellie 81. L. Jenkins. SO,
Nos 1871 and 1923 H street northwesi-Square lis
lot 5; Charles T. Benjamin, trustee 10 Henry
C. Espey. trustee $50
Petworth-Lots Il 20 IS. block %; Annie r. Pax
son 20 Charles A. Peters, so.
Massachusetts, avenue, between Twentieth and
Twenty-fFst streets-Square a. half interest in
lot 2; Franklin T. Sanner ct ux. 10 William
a. Hm SO.
Moore & Barbour's Additon-Lot II. block g.:
Harry J. senay ct TX. 70 Ida 81. Wild SO
No G7 New Jersey avenue nOrthweSt-SQuare 6A
lot p; louis F. Litz ct TX. to George L. Liu
ct al. SO.
Scheutzen Park-Lot /. block 4: Z. Quincy Smith
aud Lee d. Latimer trustees b Charles r.
Nesbit and John r. Sleman. trustees. $50
Tennessee avenue. between A and streets north
cast-Square l0ll. lot &C; Ada H. Davis ct viz 20
Norman G.. Ellis and Clara =. Ellis so.
1877 Emerson street noTtheast-Square 100 lot li9;
A. James Robertson 10 George r. Carlisle SO.
Bckington-Lot .. block 8; George K EeIetu Ct
III. q a. b William H. Cornish 81 uX.. $40.
Long MeadOws-La lss. block q William Timlick
a uN 20 John A Frgg. SO.
Between New York Avenue s. Twelfth. and Thir
teentb streets uOTthwest-SQUare IS lot Is; John
HeTry Small. IT,, ct ia. e al 70 Harm 6. lay
cocz SO
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
u0TtheaSt-SluaTe l05 lot ls1. Charlea A. Peters
q NY 10 Annie l. PaXs0u. SO.
Between Ohio avenue. D. Fourteenth. and Fifteenth
streets uoTthwest-Squsre Is. lots - and 80
Charles 4. Peters e TX, % Annie Z. paxsoa,
SO
Barry Farn-LOt IS. section 8; Lester p. Platt and
William d. Platt. trustees to Joseph Singleton
SO
ominFdaIe-Square 500. lot g Arson S. Taylor
trustee. 70 Augusta r. McGoligal, s..
. street, between Thirty fourth and Thirty-ffJh
streets uorthwest-Square III. lot 2; Harry
Clacett et ux 10 Michael J. Collins SO.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb. 9.-WHEAT-Stock IN elevators,
673,6l9 bus. shipments from elevators 80 bus
Va. 2 red OF about L24Is per Dbl. al the close.
Settling prices were: Ma red Wsstsrn. ga;
No. red I2i; No red. liz; steamer No 2 red,
LIZ; steamer No. 2 red Western. LEz.,
CORN-Stock in elevators l5S6575 bus: ship
ments from elevators. G.ss9 hus. Graded lots Of
No ? white com aaoat Quotshle ncminally al ia
per bus and yellow or mixed EfCat a. 57iz Der
bus Track yellow corn. for domestic delivery, 3
quotable az 69iza-o per bus. for car lots on spot.
Cob com is abundant; and only prime yellow stock
viii draw 3,75a3.S0 py- bb..
Settling prices officially posted wgn: Contract.
C.; Nc white 7o52; steamer mixed. o. No /
mixed e.
oATs-sotck in elevators. D5.ST bus shipments
from elevators. 5.lI3 bus, White. No. ,. as 10
weight. 55iaa.4: de-. No g. as to weight. 52iss53;
DO. No :. as to weight. SLASH do. No. T. as 70
weight, 52a5Z3; do, mixed, No. 2. 52iza53i do,
No. 3 5la5lz.
RYE-StOck in elevators, 1853 has shipments
from elevators. $3.50 bus No. rye. Western.
domestic Sass; No. rye Western. domestic sla
So. No. . rye near BY sJdSl.
FLOUR-Win--r Extra, 4.5jai s.; do. clear 5.05a
SIS: do. straight 5.5oa5 IS; do. patent. 5Ss5a0:
spring clear. i70ai95 do. straight. 5Zs5.5C, CO..
patent, 550a5;5; city mills best pateat. $50 co..
high grade patent $50; DO, straight. ESQ choics
family $40; do, extra i75as %. rye -four. medium
to choice 4Z5a4-5O corn NEAL pr 10 lbss LsGaLsA
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET,

Baltimore. Feb. 9.-Quotations furnished by Balti-
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER - Separator 30a5l; imitation 25a8
prints y h., &3a3i; do l-lb S5a3i; blocks. BIB.
S2a53; dairy prints, Maryland. Pennsylvania, and
Virginia. DAB; Iowa and Northwestern ladle. 23a25
EGGS-Naryland. Peunsyl7ania. and nearby drs.s
per doz.. Is; de-. Eastern Shore. Maryland and
Virginia. Is; Western fists Is. DO. West Virginia
s: do, North Carolina. D.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. choice young
small per b. 25a25 medium 10 large, Per H.. ia
a; do, fair To good per H.. 22a24. old toms per
h.. 9ag chickens, straight young, per b.. small,
l9a2): do, mixed, Young and old, Qer H.. Esl5;
ducks choice fat Ter h. l6a2o. capous. large, per
ID, aa25; mediums, per h., z}3z}; small and slips
per h., l9a0; geese, choice nearby, per To-, l4al5;
Western and Southern, per H., ll8l&
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight, per b.
l7I9als; do lightweight l6ls; old ROSTERS per To-
10: young chickens choice. per H.. l9aG: rough
and poor l5al6; turkeys. hens. choice per b.. 24a
.; young g1bblsr5. per H. 5a2i; old toms l9a30:
rough and poor ual2: geese Western and South
ern, per h.. l3ali; Maryland sud Virginia. i5ai6;
pigeons, Young, Tar = do. Old %; ducks large
per H. IS; do, small TO medium, l6al7. do. white
Pekins, l3sl4 guinea fowl, Old each .; do, young
IL lbs. and over, 10
GAME-Ducks mallaTd. per pair. heavyweight
75alo0; blsckhesds PER pair, 25a50; r5dheads, per
pair, l25al %; canTasbacs per pair I50a203; whole
deer. per H.. l6als; Yenison saddles, per To-, a5l
GREEN FRUITS AND NEGETABLES-A Apples
Maryland and Virginia, per Dbl. fancy L75a2.50,
do. fair. L25aL5O Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA. 200a
$50: do. New York. assorted. 25O34O). Cabhaggs
New YORK State. per ton 5.Goa500o; ceery. Mich
gan. bunch. g5a35; do New York State. crate 300s
359 cTanberries. Cape Cod. per Dbl, 50la65J; do,
box, l50a2O0; cucumbers Florida. basket, 25Oa4 20
eggpants Florida crate. 350a5O0; gTaue fruit Flor
ida per box 2OCa350; kale Norfolk per hb... Ja6).
lettuce Norfolk and North Carolina. PER basket 75a
leo Florida l50a3O); onions New York and West
eru, per bushel 7OaS0; do. Maryland and FeDusyl-
yania yellow PER bushel. 70aS0; oranges, Flor
ida per box. LJ)a225: pas Florida. pCT basket
25Oai.50, squash, Florida. Ter crate. l5oa20o;
spinach native. per box, 60; Norfolk per Dbl loaa
200 string beans Florida per basket 351a450.
strawberries Florida, per quart ioa69; tomatoes
Florida, per carrier, fancy, L5ea3&; turnTs. ma
tive per bushe Da50.
POTATOES White nearby per bUshel, prime.
59a53; do. Eastern Shore 5Ga5j: DO. Western Mar
land and Pennsylvania, prime. 5la53 do. seconds,
4la45; do. New York, 5)a55; do. Western, prime,
5a55; sweets, yellow, per bbl., Eastern Shore Viz
ginia l50a2oO; do, North Carolina, L76a2 3; Rich
mond, L5Oa200.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

prizes quoted are whOleSsle.l
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. 50l5a3l; do. frsts. %
do, seconds. Zs2s; process, fancy. %; do. fair
to good Ea8: dairy. choice 2ia25; do. good. GaZ5.
st0reUacked, =
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy fats, Ia
III do. small Eal1'7; do, large. l5i7al7.
EGGS Nearby, choice, returnable cases. q; West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia, returnahle cases,
.; Tennessee, retunable cases. 3; North Carolina,
Yeturnable cases. q
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, spring. large. lSal9;
de-. medium. lsal9; do do small lsal9 hens.
small, per H., 10; do. large Is: rosters. per 10.
9: ducks old spring. ; lbs and over. l5al6: do.
spring lbs and over i5al6; geese. per h.. l0al2
do. fancy l2al4 turkeys toms, per H.. la22; do.
hens. Za23; do. thin. lOal2; keats. per h.. Is.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys choice, undravn,
hens. Der h. 2ia25; DO, average. undrawn mixed
mixed. l6al7: capons, lib, average. per ID, 2ia2j
do, small 2la22; slips per ID, l5als; hens. choice
per h. I5aI7; roosters, per h., 10; ducks, l5al7
geese, PER H.. Halls.
GAME-Quail. per doz.. fancy. 800; do. small,
coal %; squirrels. each, 5aS; opossums each 3a35.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams country. sugarcured
l6sl3; hogs. small and neat per cvt-. 10; do, me
dirm 10 heavy aal0, do rough 7i5aS.
DRIED FRUITS-Arpes, sliced, fancy, 5iza6; do,
sliced bright 5asA do, quarters, bright 5; cher
RES lcal5: blackbeuies Z: whortlebeTies. l35s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Per Dbl. L50al.7J: sweet
potatoes, per Dbl. new, L5a2oO; yams, per Dbl,
I.25al.5o
GREEN FRUITs-Apples loose. per Dbl, l.S
al75
SUNDRIES-B eesWax. 29a3O; tallow. 6a6h: gin
seng per h.. 5Ooa55); seneca per To-. 4Oi golden
seal. 4Oa5: pink l2ali; mandrake. DAB: snake root
3: walnut kernels dry. lZaal5 black wslnuts. Per
lo, 100.
WOOL AND HIDES-wool. unwashed. free Of
hurs. per h.. 2Sa29, wool. bury. 3aS: hides green
per b., il; do dry. l3ai6 shCePskius. green each
s5al0j; do dry g5a60; calfskins, green. each. l5Oa
LIS; muskrat, EACH 50; do, black Is; DO. Kits, .
skunk. each black. 25oa3O); mink. EACH 4.Ooa5 %
rabbit skins each !; orOssum each. 5)a50; raccoon
each, 5oalO0; fox. red. each, Looal-5O: do. gray
each, 75alO1
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". 3. Hisls & Co, mem
bers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibhs Building
Chicago. Feb. a-Wheat opened unchanged % &c
Lover end ruled dull up TO noon with a narrow
range Of prices. Dizziness inducsd local bear sentl
ment Receipts In the Northwest were large, 80
cars. Minneapolis stocks increased 10000 bushels
for four days. Cash premiums unchanged, but os-
mand not very brisk There heavy STOW al
some points in The Southwest
Local receipts, IS cars. with . estimated for to-
morrow.
Corn opened steady 10 a shade frmeT. sold UP 10
GOA for May. Shorts Wers the best buyers. and
when that tins vas filed the market lacked support
AMI decline was EASILY established. some long
cum came out ron commission houses, and there
was come selling b. ,ash commission handlers The
market had IA rally from the low point. which
drove 10 good many shorts
Local lots, 6l3. with 6i3 estimated for to-mor-
row.
Oats opened strong with general buying on re-
ported large cash sales yesterday The buying
was general. local commission houses and elevator
interests. while the selling was chiefly On resting
orders Cash pTiCcJ we're firm. Local car lots. 10
with IL cars estimated for tcTC-rJw
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NEW YORK. MONEY.

New York, Feb. 0-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at "a Per cent; highest, 3;
lowest n closing g. Most Of the days loans were
made at "a PER ce-t.
Time money was dull and narrow, with very little
Offering the demand on the other hand continuing
light Rates quoted at 3za324 per cent for sixty
DAYS. 81 Ter cent for ninety days 37sa4 per cent
tor four months ( pr cent for tve and six months
Mercantile paper continued rather quiet. Only a
limited number Of the local institutions were buyers
but there was a moderate demand elsewhere The
supply was fairly large. Rates were qucted at HAS
per cent for sixty TO ninety days Endorsements,
4aa5 Per cent for four 10 six months choice single
names. So per cent for Others
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Equity Court No. =.
JUgTIgE BARNARD.

No 2.HS Kuen vs.. Cordes e al: order extend
Ing time. Att5.reys. j. Is. HoTigan and A. II. Bell
S. II. Hayden. H. L. Franc, Chaplin Brown, and
c. II. BOuman.
NO Z57g. Semmes- Kelly Company Sanitary
Groc1ry Company: rule discharged and auditors re-
port confirmed; appeal noted. AttoTneys Wolf *
Roseubsrg-I. H. DAVID and J. J. Darlington.
No gtlGS Northwest lexington improvement
Company a al vs. Campbell; final decree; appeal
noted. Attorneys. Ralston & S6dons-John Ridout
No $50 Chambers vs. Chambers 20 al. divorce
a win mft deCreed. Attorneys Alfred d. Smith
F. K. KEYS.
No l5S3S Phillips e. al. rs. Parker q al sale
finally ratified Attorneys, ". j. Lambert-J. J..
Darlington.
No gl0o. Southern Surety Company rs. Bsglin;
nIle reJurnabls February Is AttOneys Stuart Nc
Namara, r. Huldek0per. ard ]. J. Darlington.
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Criminal Court No. 2


Nc 5-lI. Swart vs.. Fletcher verdict for plain
tiff for So Attorneys, Z. B. Ray and Z n Brad
dock-Edmund Burke. Lawrence HUfty aRd NJ. J.
Colbert
No 2552a United States vs.. James A, Ingram
order discharging defendant from jail to take effect
February 10.
No 1882 Desmukes vs.. Winters; on trial. At
torrey=. J. F. Colins-R. 3. BehreDda
Assignments for to-day:
No l6 Desmukes rs. Winters e a.; on trial.
Attorneys, COins-Bchrends
Ne ~. Prue IS TigncT. Attorneys, Hewlett
Tynor & Richards.
Notice-An attorneys who have had justice Of the
peace aIpea cases passed to have day set for trial
in Criminal Court No should confer Immediately
with the clerk in said court with regard to the dis
position Of such cases
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Criminal Court No. 4.

jICliiE NtlLbs
No Es47 United states vs. James Fairfax
forgery; plea guilty.
No. a65H United States rs. Walter Brscoe. grand
larceny; plea guilty; sentenced % peniteutiary for
one year and six months
No. 26S4l. United states rs. Nsth. johnson and
Edward Bowman h0Usebreakng and larceny; plea
guilty each: M. sentenced 70 penitentiaTy for one
year and SIX months; No sentenced 10 peuteutiary
for two years.
No $50 United States rs Joseph 4. Cant.
Frank Brown. BENJAMIN Breenleaf and John Riggs
same; plea net guilty.
No. $50 United States vs.. Archie Smith and
Levi Cook. sane. plea guilty; sentenced 70 peni-
teutisry for two years and SIX months each
No 9SZ2. United States rs. Joseph jenkins, same
verde, guilty.
No g5Ssi. Morris Kidweu. canal knorIedgc; rec
oS1iizauce in $50, with Samuel II. Walker surety.
taken.
No. 25s6i United States vs. same, same same.
Assignments Tor TO-DAY,
United States rs. Philip q. Hughes
United States vs.. Walter Willis.
United States IS WallfGrd L Latt
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call at y O'Clock noon.
Mergenthaler. 70 az Zi. 70 at "a 20 az ia 10 at
2l4S 10 81 l4s 10 az 2lfs, 10 at Z4b.
Union Tust 10 az 20.
United States Trust, 8 at ll6.
Graphophone pfd- 70 az 5lis 10 n 81.
After calI-W ashington Gas As s. GO at I07. s. 90
az l17.
Mergenthaler. al GfE. 10 at 2p4, 10 at gR4
Following are The bid ana asked prices on yester-
days Washington stock Exchange.
GAS BONDS.
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Equity Court No. i.
rFFEryfy- ANnEP SON

No 25s5a. Frost vs. Frost rule as 70 alimony
SC. discharged. ATTORNEYS, n. Z. OBrien-H allam
& Haam.
No. 27Tl7 Strothers vs. Su0thsTs. Tue returnable
February 10, 1910. Attorney, Thomas Walker-T L.
Jones. n T ClinsscElos and r. II. HoTneT.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt., 5O0a55o: butcher. l.0Oa
40; common. 200a300.
aa0
SHEEP-Prime, A00al50; common. 200a3Ol
LAMBS-Choice, spring. per h., 8; medium. 2
CALNES-Prime. per H., 9A; medium, 5lka9;
common. 7a71s; grass 4a5
COWS-Prime, fresh 55.OOal5e0: common, 2.OOA
800; old and dry, lO0oal5.00
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WALL STREET NEWS
Definite Upward Movement
from Opening of Day.
FINAL PRICES THE HIGHEST
Loss Sustained on Monday Made
Good, Especially in the Railroads.
Rerteat of Bear Spectators Re-
spOnsibIe for Observation-Disclosures
Position OF Market Less Strong.

New York. Feb. 9.-The first five min
utes Of stock exchange transactions to-
day sufflced 10 give a reasonably definite
answer to the question eagerly put in
Wall street yesterday whether the firm
ness Of the market on that day In the
face OF a continuance of heavy liquida-
ton was due 60 the more covering of
contracts by spectators for the fall or
represented the entrance into the market
on a large scale Of investment and bank
ing house buying
The answer thus made was not, Of
course. absolutely conclusive inasmuch
as a partial cause for the stationary at
titude shown by yesterdays market so far
as net results were concerned was un-
doubtedly a very considerable amount Of
buying in of short" contracts. But If
this cause had been the one responsible
all the probabilities were that to-day
prices would again decline.
All Open at Advances.
This morning quotations of the leading
stocks opened at advances of from I to
IL points, the gains made being usually
greater than those shown in London,
where it was known that large buying or
ders for American account had been exc
cuted before the beginning of business
here. The market held its strength up
10 midday. when prices became dun and
slightly reaCtonaEg.
In the afternoon the upward movement
was resumed with exceeding vigor, with
its animation greatest In the last half
hour OF business. Final prices were the
highest Of the day and exhibited such adj
vances in all the prominent railroad and
industrial shares as in the case of the
railroad issues made good the average
loss sustained in Mondays violent break.
Not quite so strong a statement could
be made of the industrial stocks. but
even in this quarter Mondays declines
was largely recovered.
There was no denying that to-day. as
distinguished from yesterday the strength
of the market was mostly due to the re-
treat Of bear spectators, but the fair
Interpretation of the policy followed high
operators Of the sort described was that
circumstances had made it plain to them
that their position had become unten-
able
Lose Hope of Panic.
The confidence that had become strong
among them of their ability 10 get up
another 1907 panic disappeared over night.
In its place stood the lasting impress
sion made by the enormous absorption of
stocks by banking and financial interests
OF the first rank that went on In the
first two days Of the week. In the light
Of to-day's events the true character OF
the seeming weakness OF the market that
developed just before the close Of bust
ness yesterday also beanie apparent. This
was a final bear drive.
It is hardly reasonable to expect that
under existing conditions any such rapid
advance as was to-day witnessed should
be continued at the same rate. At the
close to-day the short interest In the
market was much reduced and the tech
meal position Of the market, therefore
correspOndingly less strong.
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New York, FEB s.-WHkAI-WeaI hsht n
Quigy. No / Duluth. 20 arrive, -, No Ted,
T. O. h, L5lA No. 2 hard. New YORK. (. O. b..
l25as; No. J macarOni Ill. l. O. b.; No. ] Mani
t1ba, T. O h. % arrive. II. EEp1r1ers took moth
ing
CORN-Stsady; trsde slow. Steamer mixed ia
IN; No elevator, z. No. ?, I. O D., 7Ois No.
yellow, Z, o. b., IN. No. . E o. b.. February %
March shipments. az 15iz. Exporters took nothing
RYE-SJesdy; nominal No .. {. O. b., 53ra.
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Mechanics, Liens.

No, coz. Charles Z. Hodgkin vs.. james StTayer;
lot g. square 81. SIS
No. CO.'S Stephen B. Hodseil ". Same; 57s Tenth
street northwest Sl47. Attorney. r. +. Downing.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

News comes from Baltimore that the
preliminaries of merger between the
Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company
and the international Trust Company
have been worked out, and that the deal
has now gone up to the directors Of the
two companies for ratification. This will
probably be accomplished in a few days.
when the final step of referring the mat
ter TO the stockholders will Immediately
follow.
It is proposed to form a new company,
which VIII acquire the business Of the
old ones. The name tentatively agreed
upon is Baltimore Trust Company. II
will have a capital stock Of 100000 and
surplus Of $2.5Oo,0OO
Stockholders of the Baltimore Trust and
Guarantee Company viii receive for their
shares stocks Of the new company and
cash amounting in the aggregate to $40 a
share. Stockholders of the International
Trust Company will be paid stock and
cash to the amour. of $163 for their hold
ngs
The capital and surplus of the Baltimore
Trust Company will aggregate $3.5O0O0O
against $4,000 capital and surplus of
the old companies.
Thomas II. Bowles president OF the Bal
timore Trust and Guarantee Company, is
slated for president of the new company,
Douglas II. Thomas. president of the In
ternational Trust Company. has been
agreed upon for first vice president and
George c. Morrison. first vice president
of the Baltimore Trust and Guarantee
Company, will be a vice president Of the
new institution and active in its manage
ment
MeTgenthaler was the leader in the trad
ing on the local stock exchange yester-
day, about ninety shares Of the stock
selling at pa and q quarter Of a point
higher. Notwithstanding all the rumors
of the cutting OF the gas melon, the Sc
curities of the company are at a stand
stln, neither the bonds nor the stock be-
ing in much demand. Nor have the prices
changed materially for the better in the
last two weeks. Trading as q whole yes
terday was small, with the stocks sold
holding firmly up TO current prices.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Washington Loan and Trust Company
yesterday. it was voted to add $4,000 to
the surplus fund of the institution. max
ing that fund $S50.000
At the fifty-ffth annual meeting OF the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of the
District, George T. bearing was elected
chairman and l. Pierce Boteler, secretary
of the meeting. George T. bearing, VIII
liam A. Il Church. r Harrison john
son. 3. F. Saul. Frank II. Burns. James
T. Petty, and c. F. D. Kattelman, men,
bers OF the old board OF managers. were
reelected. Later the managers met and
reelected the following officers: George
T. bearing, president; L: Pierce BoteleT,
secretary; W. A. II. Church. treasurer:
Franklin Barrett, assessor; William Reed
Macgin, first assistant secretary. and H.
3. Simpson, second assistant secretary.
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