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The Washington herald., 1911-01-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Villa Park-Square Co., lots a and 3; Clan A.
Mar1sn ct vir to Joh1 Barlow and May Barlow.
$B675
loB Ninth street northves.-squ.re 80. lot Is;
Louis n. Heron tO William b. Heron. SO.
Stony Hill. Conclusion AID Fortune Ehlarged-L0ts
Is. Is. and II; Thomas II. Picdud and George
W. Stickney. trustees. TO Harry G. H. Jackson.
street northwest, between Seventeenth and Eieht-
eenth strcets-Square 126. part Of lot 8; Colby
n. Chester ct ux. to Viole. Beale Heap. SO.
Eighth street northwest between X and l. streets
= SSG.rs a@ part Of original lot 1; Mary Ann
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot n block
4; Rosa B. Decker TO Julius A. Seay. so
Chevy Chase Square 1866 lot Is; Harold Z. Doyle
ct ux. to J. Campbell Malcolm. So
South Grounds Of the Columbian College-Par
Of lot .; Minnie J. Ostiguy to Atherton seideIl
LIB Z street no,thea,t-square los. lot 81: Lottie
l.. Bum ct yir to James J. Keane. SO
lib L street northeast-SQuare lG9. lot "a; James
J. keane to George Main, so.
handle Highlands-Square 55ll. lot Is; tho United
States Realty Company to Luther L LcaIy. SO
Rande Highlands-Square 5es. lot 3; the United
states Realty Company to Hyman Wit
ZIG street northwest-square %. lot A: johnson
b. Carpenter TO Otto Heitmnller. SO
Florida avenue northeast. between Fifth and Sixth
streets-Squarc S3. lot Is; William ]. Hoffman
ct ux. and william E Wagner Ct u1. To
Frank L Dodge. ir.. $40.
Brookland-I-ot II, block l.; James L. Whiteside
ct u1. to John Connor so.
lS3 Eleventh street northwest-Square IS. lot II |:
Josephine Perkins Hill ct vir. William A.. TO
Gertrude Z. Mosley and Romeo Mosley. 40
Holmead Manor-Squarc 334, Part Of lot SIS;
Matthias T. ksyhoe ct u1. to Matt Frederick
son, SIC.
Seventh street northwest between and H streets
Square 81. part d original lot u; George W.
H. Black ct to Moses Goldberg. $40.
North Randle HighlandS-Square 54s4. lot H: Amer
ican Security and Trust Company. trustee TO
Andrew o. HutteIly SO.
Ninth street northeast, between street and Kent
place-Square Sl. lot q; George s. Cooper
ct ux. to Harry II. Bickslef ct ux., $40
Seventh street northwest. between q and ii streets
Square x4 part of lot Is; Thomas W. Hay,
trustee. To George W. T. Black, SO.
Stotts Park-Square 500, lots Il and II: Aulick
Palmer United States marshaD to Henry +.
Lerch. jr, 500.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan l-BUTTER-Receipts to-day
9!6ss PACKAGES The market is steady. Creamery
specials. per pound. 20; creamery extras g; sseam-
cry trs1s. 2 process Specials a.
CHEESE-Recipts to-day, LES boxes The mar
ket is quiet. State whole milk specials September.
IN; State whole milk fancy colored. September,
l5it; skins. August September quality I2dA
EGGS-Recipts to-day, 1c,7l2 cases Western eggs
still in moderate supply at unchanged prices State
Pennsylvania. and by hennery white fancy i6
State. Pennsylvania. and nearby hennery brown
fancy, D fresh gathered selected extras per dozen
10.
MILLFEED-Weaker; lifeless. Spriny bran
2i15 standard middlings. B.75: Western rcd dog
Y 40: winter wheat bran. in 100 pound sacks, to
arrive. $40; city bran in bulk. aOC
OATS-Steady; inactive. No. 9 white %: No. :
white. 3ss: Standards 80. elevator basis white on
track 3sI4al.
FLOUR-Steady; small business Kansas
straghts i7oaiso in sacks: soft straish,s asa
40 in barrels; sIrins patents. 535a565 in barrels:
spring clears. 41a4.D
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Scarce; inactive. Choice
quoted Is.
RYE FLOUR-Fim; trade is quiet, Choice
brands quoted at 4.l0a450
CORNMEAL-Stcady; demand moderate Kiln
dried. for export. 2S; coarse meal. in bags lisa
LIS
HAY-Receipts. 100 tons Steady: demand mod.
crate. Quotations Prime timothy, l. l2j.sl Is:
No. ]. LILO; No. 2. sal.oo: No. J. sao
STRAw-Receipts. 70 TONS Small trade Long
rye quoted at 55a60.
BEEF-Steady: dealings moderate. Packet. IN.
l5.oo; family. T.50al9o.
PORk-Firm. on small stocks. Mess. 2Oa25o:
family 2s5oa2a0.
LARD-Inactive. Prime Western. lilo: CITY.
lo3o: refined continent. ll-3: South American.
LIS; refined Brazilian. in kegs. R75 oleostearine
80; lard stearine dull; New York, L
The Washington herald., 1911-01-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

New York. Jan. 4-CATrLE-Receipts i,8l head.
Steers. on very light supply. were firm to l0c higher
bulls were steady to strong: cows steady to l0al5
higher The yards were cleared. Common to rsime
steers sold at 51saSso per 100 pounds: fat oxen SIS
ass; bulls. assaa2s; cows 2SoaAso: dressed beef,
slow. at s4al0s for native sides: hinds and ribs At
Al0aa. Todays cables quoted live cattle at London
selling at 12ala per pound drzsed weight; sinking
the ohal at Liverpool; at oall per pound dressed
weight In addition TO the ofal. Exports from this
port to-day. ls beeves and % sheep.
CALVEs-Receipts. % head. GOOD veals ruled
steady; the undcr uades nm and higher; hrnyard
calves. steady: Westerns nominal. Common To
choice veais sold At 7oalo75 per 100 puunds; culls
4aa6o0: harnyard calves. 40: dreaRd calves siov
at flab for city dressed veals; Salz4 for country
dressed calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recsipts, SaN had. saeeo
were In limited supply and steady: lambs in fair
demand At yatesdays psica Common to prime
sheep sold at laaAW pg NJ puunds: cuIlx, lI;
medium to choice lambs &8: drsa.sd sutton. slor
81 asa7h pes pound .dssssd lsmts. 1t gSale. and
hog dresaed lambs Riling up 10 Il; country dussd
hoehou.s lamh.. quiet At aGls1.o R orsas
AO0a-RscdpeA 80 hsaA HUlilg sfsady. but
70 oleD peDueod np 70 . ~ huaE. OuD10 6unnd
AaO a04x 6 Allk - -
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New York, Jan. IA sharp continual
ton of yesterdays advancing movement
IN the stock market, which carried prices
this morning to the highest level seen
for more than a month, naturally invited
realizing sales later in the day. This
profit-taking, however, still left the mar
ket with general net gains showing. and
IN the opinion Of most observers the
market held its rise with considerable
steadiness.
Buying in Of short contracts was again
commonly ascribed as the chief reason
for the upward movement, and the view
appears to be general that the short in
terest in the market is still comparatively
large, in spite Of the reduction that it
has suffered in the present week.
Corey's Resignation Discussed.
The topic of the day that excited more
discussion than any other was, Of course,
that rather surprising news published
late yesterday afternoon of the resigna-
ton of the president of the United States
Steel Corporation. Nobody professed to
be able to give sufficing explanation for
this occurrence, and the matter of itself
was for people generally an altogether
unexpected development.
To those in closer touch with affairs
the news was not altogether surprising,
and matters of "a personal nature were
believed to have a good deal to do with
Mr. Corey's retirement. The attempt to
run the steel corporation with prac-
tically two heads, while justified perhaps
on theoretical grounds has in practice
and ever since the formation of the steel
corporation, been productive of more or
less friction. The strong proba bilitieS
are that the particular Office vacated by
Mr.. Corey will remain untitled for a
long period, if it is not altogether
abolished.
There were people to-day who professed
to find in this incident proof of the sup
position that among those responsible
for the management of the steel corpora
ton there had been great divergence of
opinion to the proper policies to be
pursued in the present situation, and par
ucularly as regards the matter of main
tanning prices for iron and steel products
in period of depression.
Not in Hurry to Cut Prices.
Whether or not such difference of opin-
ion has existed. the fact is that events
in the long run have justified the gen.
eral course of conduct consistently fol-
lowed by the steel corporation in this re-
gard. This has always been not 10 re-
duce prices at the first signs of sacken-
ing in the iron and steel trade, nor to re-
duce them a ALL nor to declare an open
market at any time until general price
cutting became open and fragrant, and
1t was obvious that an open market
would generate a volume of new business
worth having.
The market dealings to-day were again
undoubtedly of largely professional sort,
and no clew to the course of the market
for individual stocks was to be found
in to-day's news
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hib5s
Building.
Chicago. Jan. 4.-The local wheat market opened
steady TO shade easier and nled within a very
narrow range throughout the session. The trade
was OF very much smaller proportions than yester-
day. and almost entirely of local and profes-
sional character. Continued cold weather in the
Southwest and lack Of protection were fea
tured by the longs. Northwestern markets were
finn with some advance in premiums for cash
wheat Local receipts to-day were g. cars. with 5
estimated for To Omorrpw.
The corn market ruled within a NARROW range.
the tone being easier. Some Of yesterdays buyers
were liquidating to-day. but support furnished
at sa+ for May by local bulls. Cash poxtion
continues heavy. Cash demand for shipment was
poor- with prices in the sample market &c lower
Local receipts to-day were 757 CARS. with IS es,i-
mated for tomorrow.
Notwithstanding a stronger hog market early.
provisions rllled moderately lower. There WAS very
free selling of May lard and pork by larger longs.
The purchase of about 900 ribs by commits.
sion house the chief sustaining factor. Other
buying was Of . miscellaneous character.
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ASK OWNERS TO COOPERATE.
Denial Made that Real Estate IL
Assessed Unjustly.

Denial Made that Real Estate IL
Assessed Unjustly.
Emphatic denial of the charges made
by the Federation Of Citizens Associa-
tions that assessments on District real
estate were inequitable and unjust. in
that improvements are assessed at a
higher rate than land, was issued yester-
day by Assessor Richards. Mr.. Richards
said:
"The contentious Of the Federation are
based upon isolated cases. We are not
infallible, and I do not doubt that
such mistakes have occurred. but to say
that there Is q general prevalence OF un-
Just assessments is ridiculous.
1.-The assessment board Is now sitting
to hear appeals from the results Of the
triennial assessment, and it is our earnest
hope that property owners will file such
appeal IL they deem our valuation to be
unjust
1.-The board will be in session until the
first Monday in June. 1911. after which
no changes will be made for three years.
To equalize values Of District property we
want the property owners to confer with
US, thus helping both themselves and u.s."
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, January 4, 1917
supreme Coart of the united st.tea

Present: Tho Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Jntics McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr..
Justice Day. Mr.. Justice Lurtna. Mr.. Justice
Hughes. Mr.. Justice Van Devanter. and MI. Justice
Lamar.
Grady Cay. Of Louisville KY. and James n.
Hodsson. Of Deadwood. 8. OAK. were admitted to
practice.
No. go. Stuart Lndsley. appellant. Natural
Carbonic Gas Cumpany ct al; arycment continued
By Mr.. Edgar 7. Brackett for the appellant, and
by Mr. Nash lockwood for the appellees. and con-
ciudcd by Mr.. Charles c. Lester for the appeileeA
No = DR.. Miles Medical Company, petitioner.
VI. John ID. Park & Sons Company: argument
commenced BY Mr.. Ffank +. Reed for the peti-
tioner. and continued By Mr. Alton B. Parker for
the respondent.
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il O'Clock.
The day call for Thursday. January s will be a
follows: Nos. r SO. SIS land ST. S3. and So. Z
land 81. Ils land lls). ,s. 4D. Sr. &C.. 4sa. e..
and 49,
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OPPOSE FREIGHT RATE BOOST.
Independent Petroleum Protest Pro-
posed Increase.

Independent PetFOleum Protest FRO.
posed Increase.
Tho National Petroleum Association
and other independent petroleum inter-
ests, have filed . brief with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. through c.
D. Chamberiin. Of Cleveland. Ohio. pro-
testing againat the proposed increase In
freight rates the 400 and more rail-
roads operating east Of the Mississippi
River.
The charge is made that the proposed
increase on petroleum will practically
drive the independents to the wall, and
will favor the Standard Oil Company.
The brief recites that the railroads pro-
posei to advance the rates on less than
carload shipments Of petroleum and its
products about % per cent. and on car
load shipments an average Of about 10
per cent. and In certain cases q greater
advance II contemplated. In onA In
stance. II 10 stated. <he advance from the
Pennsylvania district to Chicago win
amount to l:t per cent on carload lots.
The brief potittons the interstate Conn
meree Conm}sslon 70 order that TIE Pro-
posed ratO remain tAde1nitsly GusDGn1o9
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Circuit Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


NJ. 5lss. Kimball Quebec steamship Com
| rany; trial Attorneys. II. q. kimball. J. J.
| Darlington. and II. z. Davis-J. II. Hayden.
Assignments fer to-day.
Kimiall Quebec Steamship Company. Attor.
neys. kimbal 4 Darlington-Hayden.
No. III. Wright vs. Washington Railway and Eec-
| tr:c Company. Attorneys. Bradley-DouSias
Hoover
No. Iz. rritchard vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company ct al. Attorneys. O'Donoghue-Ham-
ilton. Colbert. Ycrkes & Hamilton.
Railway Company. Attorneys. Ambrose. Kappler &
Meriat-Darlingtor.
No. 70. Cohen Vs. United States Express Com
pany. Attorneys. Brosuan & TobriDer-Birney.
Circuit Court N0. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 5f5 Turner vs.. Washington Terminal Com
pany: juror withdrawn and continued Attof1eys
Edwin Forrest and +. Z. Mitchdl-Hamiltou, CO..
bert Yerkes & Hamilton.
No $500. Stewart winsow; judgment on
verdict. Attorneys. T. l.. Jefords and ]. Salo-
mcn-l. Williamson and +. Peyton.
No. 5lsel. Webster Rupert: trial. Attor-
ncys. A. l.. Sinclar-L Tobriner.
No. 5lgl. Payne vs.. Capital Traction Company
judgment verdict Attorneys. {. $. Shrevc and
NJ n. Richardson-R. L. Perry & Son and G. T.
Dunlop.
No. 1855 Blackburn vs. Same: same. Attorneys.
q. +. Sulyan-R. X. Perry Son and G. T..
Dunlop.
Assignments for today:
No. III. Russcil vs. NasninGtOn fCSt Company.
Attorneys. Wilson Barksdale-Brown. ErneS 4
Douglas.
No. 1856 Taylor rs. Weber. Attorneys. McNamara
& Huidekoper-Tobriner.
No. rs Thornton Chesapeake Beach Land
Company. Attorneys. Montague X Moriarty-Ham-
iton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 2ln Saltzstein Shea, executor. Attoeneys.
Wolf & Rosenberg-Hargrove & Easby-Smith.
M. ia Richards Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. PrentiS-Darlinston.
No. 2l2 Salomcn Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys Worthington. Heald & FraileJ-Perry &
Son and Dunlop.
No. ZIG. De Foe Corby Company. Attorneys.
Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes Hamilton-McKenney
& Flannery and Craighill
No. MS Lane &c. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Ambrose & Hillyer-
Darlington.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are wholesale.

tfT1ces quoted are WhOeSale.l
BUTTER-Creamcry. fancy. 3la3lia; Western frsts
3Saj2iz: seconds. 9a.9is; Irucess. fancy. S.
CHEESE-New York State factory new large
l6afs.
ginia. and Southwest Virginia. 3o; Tennessee 5ia
s: storage. EaS
POULTRI-Chickens. spring. PER H.. Is: hens
L; ROSTERS. 10; turkeys. Sa1 ducks. Halls; geee
lOal3
NHiETABLES-Potatoes.N No. l. pcr bus. soa75:
per bb!. L5al75; No. , Dbl. .5aL0O: sweets Ier
bbi.. 25oa2T5: vans. per bbl.. lGal75: cucumbers.
hothouse 90al.0o Yer doz onions. Sass per bus
cabbaSe per H.. IL; eggplant. 4.0oa5.60 per crate;
Florida cymlings. per basket. 25aao15; SQUASH per
bh. lOOaLc; celery. doz- oa65: turnips per box
punches. l50aa00; spinach. per bbl. i00a60O; pop-
corn. per h.. ); kale. per bbl.. LOO.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". 3. Hibhs Co..
member Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibts
Building.
New York, Jan. 4-The market developed further
weakness to-day and declined during the course Of
the forenoon sixteen points from last nights closing
quotations. This brought the January option dowi:
to about 1850 while March slrmpcd to 1885, May
tn I5.03 and July to l5.6 by l O'Clock. The con-
ditons causing this weakness in the market vert
due to the influences previously noted in these
market reports during the last fortnight attracting
more attention and causing more scattered local
liquidation and Southern selling than the buying
power. notwithstanding the bull support. has been
able to absorb. Ever since the governments crop
estimate Of December announced the market
has shown an oserbought condition. and from that
time there has been no outside investment or
Public speculative buying to any extent. As
general rule. the price Of over l5c per pound has
been considered too high. with trade conditions in
such unfayorabie state among the yam and
clcth manufacturer. with a total crop Of at, js6e
IL 10000 bales actual yield. and nearly l2000o
bales commercial crop in prospect.
The market dull and barely steady at the
decline during the late afternoon. There was then
some further selling from Memphis and New
Orleans which carried prices down tn fifteen ante
twenty points below yesterdays closing. This
within i've to ten points of the recent low level.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Jam l.-Live hogs were quiet. The ne
ceipts were D.on: odicial yesterday. ls.0cs: ship
ments. SNi; left ovcf from yesterday. 3.3e; esti.
mated receipts to-nnfus. 3ma Bulk Ct psScA
heaw. fsaAss: yorsers. A: pc. i.GDAM
CATH were stssdy ~ Ne hiGhsF: cstimated r.
cs3nts. n.SA Beeves. lNaM0; coss and heifes,
4eonAS: Teas steen. l-1eSn: stocken and feeders.
35yakaS: Western, AxnAM
ohsp wue asedy b . shade hiGhR: oGimated
re06ptA go na1isn. 20hlDsr Ne111sn. 4ua
g: y:.eil.a A1akN; hnA k1sAn; ws1sn
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular eaI, L O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric 4. z0y00 At
SE4. 5000 at 63k.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. at
S6h. 8 At s. 3 At s6. q 1t 6H, 3 at S6A, 8 at
sG,
Washington Cas- 8 at n,
Mergenthaler. at rs at rs. 10 at 13 10 1t
2121k 10 at ZzK. &,
American Security and Tfust. l 1t "a.
United States Trust. 10 at 1l6k.
Aftef call-Washingtnu Gas ls $40 at Ill, 500 at
Ill 500 At ILL., 500 at u1A
Washington Gas IS, $3000 at ITO. $40 at ITO.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting of the Washington STOCK Ex-
change. T
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PAYS UNCLE SAM FOR PELTs.
London Firm RENTS $4O2,OOO fo
Alaskan Sealskins.

A check for s4o2 900 was received yester-
day by Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel in part payment Of the seal skins
belonging to the United States govern,
ment. recently sold in London. The skins
were taken from male seals killed on the
Pribilof Islands several months ago.
About $45o,CO0 was realized from the
sale, the purchaser being a London fur
firm, and check for the remainder Of
the purchase money will be sent later.
About 1900 male seals were killed, ex-
perts having reported that this killing
was necessary to conserve the herd. The
$4Ge, 900 will be turned into the Treasury.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-05
NEW YORK MONEY,

New York. Jan 4-Money call at the stocl
exchange to-day opened at Il. per cent highest 6
lowest AZ. closing at per cent. Most of the loan
were made at AZ per cent
Time money still quiet. but in slightly bette,
demand. Rates. 31s per cent for sixty and rinet,
days. 81 and fer four five and six months
Mercantile paper offered with moderate free
dom. meeting with a fairly good demand Ruyers
however. were still rather firm IN ideas of prices
Rates. il.a5 per cent for sixty to ninety days in
dorsed bills receivable; Has per cent for choice
four to six months single names; So per cent 70,
others
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Admission: Nathaniel Barrett Smithefs.
No. H55 United Cigar Stores Company Va Young
argument concluded by Mr.. W. q. Gardiner for
appellee.
No HT District of Columbia ". Washington
Gaaight Company; argument commenced BY Mr.. +.
H. Stephens for appellant, continued BY Mr.. b. s.
Minor for sppen e. cnLtinned By Mr.. r II. Colds
borough for appellant concluded By Mr.. f H.
Thomas for appellant; on motion appellee allowed
to file additional authorities, &c.
No. 2I7s Bride vs. Reeves ct al argument COM
menced by MIR. W. w. Bride for appellant. con-
tiIlued by Mr. W. W. Edwards for appellees.
Assignments for to-day:
Regular call:
No. goe. Warner Va Baker. Attorneys. Darlington
Davis 4 Hogan.
No Isl. Smith ct al. ~ Gardner. admnistratoe.
Attorneys. Ambrose-Minor.
No. sDR johnson County Savings Bank vA Men
dell. Attorneys Jeffords-White.
No. 2l6. Reeves vs.. Slater ct al AttofneyA Ed
wards & Rijuut-White.
No. III. Wynkoop v. Shoemaker. Attorneys.
Beach-Iambert & Yeatman.
No. g.S Coberth vs. Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Comp ~. Attorneys Gardiner-Douslas 4
Obear.
No. III. Yates 81. vs.. Yates. Attorneys. Leckie.
Fulton 4 CoX-Ridout & Taylor.
No. 2.S Birrhett administrator. Scale. At
torrys Ridout & Ambrose-DarlinSton.
No. s.a. Fisher vs.. Secretary Of Interior. Attor-
ncys. Ballinser-Iawler Clements Wright
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and Msspn n Richardson. trustees. to secure
Edward NJ. Gallaudet, $1,000. years. per
cent, semi annually.
SQUARE a3l-Lot g: Harry H. Bicksler ct u1. to
Harold f Doyle and William l.. Miller. trus-
tees to secure George s. Cooper, N6O. to 70
months per cent, rni-annually.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-05
Equity Court No. I.

NJ G76i Thurston Clark: order for return
of lel usit. Attorneys. c. +. Digg-H. E Davis
and A. =. Worthington.
No. 2So3 Spoford North: decree pro con
fesso Attorney. {. S. Hillyer.
No ES6 In Delmar Whitc-Smith ct al de-
Gre. changing name. Attorneys. Lsckie, Fulton &
Cox.
No ZI5a. Harris Harris: rule returnable
January Is. Attorneys. T. h. Rhodes-F. Peyton.
J. McD. Darlington and J. L. Taylor.
No. Tla Read Read: reference to examiner.
Attorneys. r. b. Behrend-W. W. Bride.
In Qunacy) Anna Zieiinskl: report ap
proved.
No a7S Williams vs. Williams: reference t.
examiner. Attorneys. F. B. Rhodes-C A. Bar
nard.
Mo. g6s. HodgSon Hoiescn: reference TO
Fleharty.
No. $50 Street Street; rule returnable jan
uary Il Attorneys. ]. 5. Easby-Smith and Il. b.
Fleharty.
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TREASURY STATEMENT,

The United States Treasury report inicates the
cundifiou af the beginning Of business yesterday:
W0kfng balan0 In Teasny ohices 81. IA sla
In hanks and Fhilippns tyssury. ......... $40. 20
Total hnlanE IN Treasury FUND. o "a -
ffensmy receipts yesterday - -
TNasmy dist1nenents ycsterday ...... lN3 b,
Ths deaett 70 sate this hsal year il $asN ~ ss
sosinst 0l36.l0 at this time last year.
66 = ths aatensnt s. =
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotaticss furnished b. ". D. HfhD q o.,
nemben a ths NeW Y0k stnck Exchanos, HtheG
BUILDING
Call money: Open, ~: high, 81 Low, lk: Close 5k.
SALES OF SHARES By HOURS,
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Lawsuits.

No 1lsk Michael Heilman ~ Dominic Sullivan;
judgment Municipal Court, $e&n. Attorneys. Zep-
per & Guack.
No. 53lN. Lucien p. Hsv N B. Frank Ander.
son; account. $1.ls2& Attorneys. Gittinss
Chxmbefiin.