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The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
COTTON MARKET.

ouotzticns furnished By W. B. Hibhs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hib6s
Building.
NcE Yor$. Feb. u.-Neithfr the New York nor
New Orleans cotton exchange was open todzy
owing to the members having voted tn remain
closed from yesterday afternoon until Tuesday morn
ing for extra Lincoln's Birthday holiday.
There were trades made here on the curb as
it is violation Of the rules for members TO trade
in future contracts except during the regular hours
for which the exchange is open for that sort Of bE
ines
II the market had been open prices would proia-
bly, have broken still further from yesterdays stump
the adTices from LFerDOol and the South. as
well from milling centeTs Of New England.
continued bearish. The PRINCIPAL intHzest in the
Liverpool markets, which made a further sharp
break, the futures closing to I25s English points
lower, whereas decline Of bat to 5 points was
all that necessary TO have erualed our closing
prices Cf yesterday. Spot cotton there weak
and freely offered at a decline Of II English points,
to the basis Of 766d for middling the lowest TTice
since carly in November. Sales to-day were ZOO
bales.
The Southern news chiefly referred to further good
rains IN parts Of Texas, and the Weather Bureau
predicting rains to-day and tomorrow for Oklahoma
and Arkansas This win entirely relieve the recent
drought situation in that section Of the belt
cards Treparations for the crop.
If our market had been open these advices would
probably have depressed prices for the general option
list here 10 to % points from yesterdays closing.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York Feb 1.-THE statement Of clearing
hous. hanks for the week shows that the banks held
81 ,3f6, 600 more than the requirements Of the =
p9 cent reSITe ulle This Is an INCREASE Of S7s1 10
in the proporiooate cash reserve as compared with
last week The statement follows:
Daily aTerage-Lnans sl,35Sl7 DO; increase S.
Im-
Specie SOo. III 100; increase. S26i96O0.
La=al tenders $685., 100; increase S665 100.
Deposits s., 81 ,59s .Op: increase, SO $500
Circulation, So 6s4 600; dece@se SI5i no.
Reserve required, SIS $40 so; increase s. 5Ss 90
Reserve, S57i, DC. 100; ircreSse, $. .SI5.lO.
Surplus, S5,S6,60; inceaSe. SO, 30.
United States deposits included 81 6e no; de-
crease, 81, coo.
Actual condition-Loans. s1.2, ,59 100; increase,
81 $50 500.
Specie, 500. .7O6 go; increase s5I0 800
Legal tenders. Sl,JS5. 90; increase SlS9 ao
Deposits, G,55s .O03.5o0; insrease SIS, ,SSl. 20.
Circulation. 81, SIS. 800: decrease, $50 ne.
Reserve, SIS. .3s 800: increase $3.50 800. Reserve
reIuired, S3s. o.s22; increase. S.47OG.
Surplus, SIS, ,769, ,0S: decrease, 81 90 500
United States deposits included s. 6sl 40; de-
crease, S9le
Summary Of State banks and trust companies m
Greater New York not reporting to the New York
clearing house:
loans, Sl0a. 100; increase, Ssn 5oo
Specie, Sll2, 10 800; decrease, S. s2l OOo.
Legal tenders, 3. .6S2 100; increase. S-27z0
Total deposits s.. .Is6 sgl 800; increase. S. T loO
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 567. lot s1e: James +. sl1ughtA ct u1. and
Fender ". Bond ct to e Hilton Ja-ksnn and
Daniel h Jackson trustees. to seG1e SanueI II.
Lucas, ss75. to Is months, per cent per an
nnm.
Square ZSLot Is: Rosie A. Weber to Herman R
HOwcnstsin and Emanuel Speich. trustees To Sc
olrc W. ]. VicSerJ, H,j00. To L Months, psT
csnt per annum-
Square Tol-Lot 4; Joseph E GruDder ct ux IN Ed
mond Fftzgsr7ld and John J. Fegan, trustees 10
secure the Enterprise Serial Building Association
Square 5l5SLot 81; King Wilmington ct ux. to
Charles J. Hanback, and George C. Aukan. trus-
ICES, to secure Nellie NJ Hanback, 81 100 month
B payments, per cent per annum-
Square S-Loss Is and IS; Simon Oppenheirner et III.
70 Chaplin Brown and Henry H Bergman. trus-
tees to secure the Oriental Building Association,
No. 6. 81 500.
Square D6-Lot los: Ernst A. Knor ct ux to
Chaplin Brown and Henry Fl. BerEmann, trustaea
To secure the Oriental Building Association, No
g. $Ho
Holmead Manor-Lot rs, block Is: Ida W. Bradford
to Herbert I. Shannon and Morton J. Luchs
trustees, to secure Harry z. Wilson, 15T5
monthly payments per csnt per anuun
Square Slot Il; Mabel Z. Bailey ct yir to William
A Hill and Rignald W. Beall. trustees to g
cure Harry A. Kite. Sl.le2 to 4S mouths,
per cent per annm.
Square 20-Lots and .; George G. Co(nven and
Harry King COrnvcll to the Natioual Savings
and Trust Company. trustee, TO secure Julia
ID. Strong and the American Security and Trust
Company. 10000 years, per cent, semi -annu-
ally.
Montgomery and John T. Mcany trustees. to
Masonic Mutual Life Association Of the
District Of Columbia 500. years, per cent.
smi-annually.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Feb. Il.-EGGs-Maryfand- PennsyITa-
mia and nearby frsts, Ter doz, lS1s; do. Eastern
Shore. Maryland, and Virginia, 1919; Western fTsts
ISL; do Southern frstS, H1z;-do., West Virginia
frsts lS1z; guinea eggs. nal2
BUTTER-Crcame-y fancy. per H., za2S; do.
choice 2a5; do. good, 22a4; do, imitation. l9a21
do. print Zap; do. blocks. per ID. 8a29; do.
ladIe nalS; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls, per
Ib., 4al6; Ohio rolls, HaI5; West Virginia rolls
l4a15; store-packed, per h., 14al5; Maryland Vir
Einia and Pennsylvania. dairy prints per lh, 1sl6;
process butter, per H., 2a22
POTATOES-White. near by. per hushei. prime
zOa45; do. Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia
OaE5; do, Western Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA
prime. z5a4s; seconds, 3es5; Western prime EjafS;
sweets yellow, per bb.. North Carolina. L75a2 90;
do. Eastern Shore, 1e5al. .T5; do, Delaware 20oa
20: do, per basket, esa5; do, Bermuda per bbl
AOoa6.B.
LIVE PoULTRY-ChicSens. young. choice, Per
lb Has: do, rough and poor. Halls; old hens
heavy per H., Is: do, old. small to Medium Is;
old ROSTERS per h., 10; ducks young white Pekins
fat, per lh. IS; do, young muscoyy and mongrel
l6al7; do, puddle old. Halls; pigeons. old. pair,
5a3o; do, young, 2a30; guinea fowl. young II lbs.
and over, each, 20; do.. young. small each 5; do,
old, EACH g; geese, near by, per h.. Halls: do.
Western and Southern l2al3: turkeys choice fat
hens. per h. "a do choice young gob6lers eO do.
old toms IS; do. rough, poor. and thin, lSal4
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Feb. n--SILLFFED-SteadJ and
dull Spring oran. A.25; standard middlmS. .. 40;
western rcd dog $50; winter wheat bran, in 100
pOund, sacks, to arrive, 366C; city bran, in bulk.
Al5
OATs-DuIl and unsettled. No. white. 5; No.
white, 3; standards, s5S, elevator basis; Ehita,
track 55s3s.
FLOUR-Steady; limited trade Kansas straights.
45Oa475 in sacks soft straights. 4.2Da44. N bar
rels; spring patents 5-25a5-O. in barrels; spring
clears 41a44O
BUCKWHFAT FJoUR-steady and dull Choice
nominally. 30.
RYE FLOUR-slow and steady. Choice bands
quoted at LdaL55
CORNbIEAL-Steady but inactive. Kiln-dried,
for. expo-t sOaZs5: coarse meal. in bags ll2al.H
HAY-Recpipts 80 tons: fat; trade quiet Prime
timothy, LIZA; No. l, L0jal.lo; No ., &al0; No.
J. sCas5.
30.
BEEF Steady and quiet Packet. HeSal5.oo; fam
ily l6.5hT.50.
PoRK-Firn, but slow. Mess, Z,5oa25.oo; family,
p 5oaE.5.
LARD-Quiet. Prime Western, LOCO; city. Sd;
refined continent. I02O; South American, lL0o; re-
fined BRAZILIAN in kegs laJ0: oeostearne szas; lard
stearine, dull; Ne. Yort, l0z.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Yesterday was a railway day on the To-
cal exchange. Washington and Virginia
Railway common was the feature, due,
it is said. to maturing OF plans for the
merging of several lines that have been
under way for some time. The stock
sold at between 2Sh to g, and at these
figures 150 shares changed hands, gen.
orally in blocks Of q.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferreS sold at "a, at which figure about
100 shares were disposed of.
Mergenthaler began at 20, but soon
raised TO 211s. at which latter price the
majority of shares sold were placed This
stock has had a range of three points
during the week just closed; its low
figure was rs.
The bond market was strong and fairly
active. Gas IS sold at 1881. The stock
was held at so
During the week on exchange bonds to
the amount of s6O5OO and stocks to the
number of LISA shares were sold. The
range of prices was very steady in bonds,
little variation from a uniform price
being noted. Among stocks prices were
also uniform, Capital Traction, with
range of two points. and Mergenthaler,
with three, being the only deviations
from a uniform price through the week.
Washington Gas IS, among bonds, sold
to the amount of $4,000. and was by far
the heaviest seller among bonds. Capital
Traction IS scored next with sf1,50o.
Washington Gas was also the heaviest
in trading among stocks. During the
week 4O1 shares changed hands. and the
variation in price during that time was
only z of a point.
Washington Railway and Electric com
mon was the next heaviest with 200
shares, and Washington and Virginia
Railway common, with 80, came third.
Among bank stocks District National
Bank led with ~ shares and Union Trust
with 70 shares. National City Bank was
third in activity with 81 shares.
The highest quotation of any of the
stocks or bonds dealt in during the week
was 2S5 for American Security and Trust
stock. The lowest was Graphophone pre-
ferred at %
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Feb u.-FLOUR-winter extra. 335a
$50: do, clear 3sOa4oO; do. straight AI5a43O; do
patent Lsoa475 spring clear 39Oa4sO; do, straight
505a5 30 do. patent, 5.30a555; City Mills best pat
ent. SIS; do. high-grade patent, SD; do. high
grade sTaight, 40; do. choice Amy, As; do. ex-
ira. 3Sa35 Rye -four medium TO choice asa
40 Com meal, 100 ID, L3al.0 Buckvheat flour
per 100 lts.. 2o6a25.
RYE-Stock in elevators S. 23 bushels: sllipxents
from elevators. $3.50 bushels No. Tye Western
domestic, $3.50: No. rye. domestic S6aS7; bag
lots. as 20 quality and condition. 7sas0; No. NE
Western. domestic SiaS5; No. rye. near by Soasl
OATS-Stock In elevators. ZT,s9 bushels; ship
ments from elevators, $50 bushels No 2 white
6a35A: standard white. Sstas6; No. ) white. 35ka
55st; No. white 3a354.
BARLEY-Stock in elevators, STA bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 66 bushels,
HAY-New No. timothy. large bales 2L50as o.
No . Ia50a2oo0; No. > to location 160Oala0o
choice cloter mixed. IS 5oal9oo; No clover mixed
II 5oalsD; No. mixed. lI00al6.oo; No l clover
I3ooala50; No. clover. fs00al3e0; meadow grass
and packing hay la00a1zoo; norade hay, as to
kind quality, and condition. S0oaf2o0.
: sTRAw-SVaight rye straw. fair TO choice loc0a
1850; tangled rye (bockedl. SooaS9: wheat
(blocke fair to good. 65oz7oo; do. good To prime
S-5a&0a
MILL FEED-Suing hran, in lpclb sacks per
ton, g. 50az. 90; Western middlings in apLlb sacks
ton. 85nazo; -four and vhite middlings, in 100
III. sacSs per ton. 2.ooa2soD; City Mills middinsz
IN lOoIh sacks per ton. 8-5oaz 90; City Mills bran,
IN lacIb ssckS. per too. &sosz.0
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Feb. u--Money on call was nominaIly
Ia per cent to-day. For the past week the tone
Of the market for call money has been uniformly
easy. with the range of stock exchange loans %
and II per cent. On Monday the range was "a and
II per cent; Tuesday. 21z and IA; Wednesday, 2S
and .; Thursday, 2S and 2 and Friday, 21s and
A.
Time money in the closing days OF the week was
characterized BY an Improvement in demand This
was caused BY the belief the part Of some stock
commission houses that the agreelbly low basis
Of prices Is not likely to continue much longer
and that it is the part Of wisdom to seize present
opportunities Rates. 3a55 PER cent for sixty and
ninety days, 3ka5- per cent for four months, 5za
~ per cent for five and siS months sa4ls per cent
for over the year.
Mercantile paper this week taken with mod
crate freedom Assortment was fairly large and in
clnded attractive rameS Rates 4a4lz Per cent
for sixty and ninety days indoed bills receivable
and choice four to six months single Names 4saGIz
per cent for Others
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George p. Collins. trustee, to T. Russell Hun

George p. Collins. trustee, to T. Russell Hun
gerfcrd, sI135.
5H Q "treet nnrth~sst-Sauare E55. lot TG Samuel
r Weed ct to Ernest Jackson Ruffner. So
2g9 Cleveland place LCsthwest-Sguare ~ lOt ljI /;
David J. Dunnigan T. George B. Wstzel, STS.
Homfad AaDw-LOt l2. block e: A. kentOn
Muhleman to Ida W. Bradford. so.
Etrest northwest between Twcnty-third and
Twenty-tOurth streetS-Square .. lot a. Harry
A Kite to Mabel Z. Bailey. SO
Hll-l43 H street noTthwest-Square 20. lots and
9; Julia d. Strong and the American Security
and Trust Company. executors Amelia NJ Slade
and Julia d. Strung to George G. CnrnEen and
Harry King Cornwen SO.
HL-ll3 Fl street noTthWest-SQuare n lots 8 and
9; George G. CornRell and Harry King Cornwcll
to Sarah EEelina CornEell and Douglas V.
Onrnwell (onefOurth INTEREST,". 81
Richmond Park-Square 96l. lot 50; Mabel z.
Bailey ct Tir to Harry A. Kite SIS.
600 Q street nOrthWrst-Sluare ~. lot us: the Ma
sonic Mutual Life Association to Jessie s. DaylA
SO
II street northwest brtween New Hampshire ars-
and TWenty-second Strest-Squars n parts
Of lots !. 4. S. G. and Z; Joseph NJ C1rnody to
Myrtle J. Emmezt SO
los 1855 Thirteenth street southe1st-SIuare los lots
81 and s.: Katherine J. FaIcnner to John J.
C1eary ct ux-. so.
MintRood-Lot Ii; Frederick W. and Hcrbcrt g
Smith and Wilhr z. Smith ct ux- 70 CarUIine
+. Smith. SO.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12

New, York. Feb. 1.-THE large number
of people in the financial district who
have sold their stocks during the period
of market hesitation in the present week
and have expressed themselves desirous
of receiving further encouraging news
regarding the business situation before
they nepurchase them may perhaps find
cause for serious reflection IN the state
Ament given out by the government to-
J DAY as to the country's export trade in
domestic products in the month of jan
uary.
The increase in the expectation of food
stufTs, meat, cotton, and the like here
set forth ourms all previous anticipa-
tons. It is $10S, 1s2, ,6S, as against S66.-
{ 512,6eS last year and SSS,6S ,68 in 1909 It
irdoes not at all diminish the exraordi-
nary favorable character OF TINS state
meut TO say that it was largely due 20
the increase this year in the counry's
4 sales abroad of cotton
Statement OF NOncOmmitta1 Sort
To-day's weekly bank statement was
OF more noncommittaI sort than any that
has appeared in recent weeks, exhibiting
a small increase in the average surplus
and a small decrease in the actual sur
plus. The actual surplus reserve is now
!. $S6, 1Sa, ,45. as against $S7,21. 900 last week
and $26611, ,225 last year. The stock mar
ket itself throughout the day presented
small matter for consideration. It sagged
a little at first but rose rapidly in the
last few minutes of trading. Two dis
tinguished features of strength were the
Consolidated Gas and Canadian Pacific
shares
Tho s,eneraI c+ara cteristic of the stnrLc
market proper in the present week has
been dullneSs as compared with the ac-
tivity of the preceding weeks and large
selling of stocks to take profits by specu-
lators of both greater and lesser cahber.
The real interest in the security market
last week lay in the movement of bonds
and investment securities and not in
stocks.
New Offerings of Securities.
Despite the large volume of new offer
ings OF securities in the month of Janu-
ary and during the whole year to date
the market for these issues is in no way
yet chilled, and prices for high grade
investment stocks and bonds are still
rising.
A harder tendency in local time money
rates has lately been noticed owing
chiefly to the disparity still existing be-
tween the prices for time accommodation
here and in England, which has led in
substance TO an extension OF credit by
this city to London. This disparity is
not likely to last. however. inasmuch as
the plethora of money in London is in
creasing.
The extremely favorable statement of
the Bank of England this week and the
probability that the bank will on Mon
day be again a large gamer of money
from its purchases of the new gold offer
ed from the Transvaal makes it clear that
a further reduction in the banks discount
rate is reasonably near at hand.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
Canadian Pacific Furnishes
Only Interest.
REACHES RECORD OF 212 "a
Rights on New Stock Soon to BE
Issued Will Be Very Valuable.
Bank Statement Shows Decrease
I'm Actual Surplus - Record for
Week Most Encouraging.
By THOMAS c. sHoTwELL.

New York, Feb. 11.-As Monday is a
holiday, business was on a light scale in
Wall street to-day and was almost en-
tirely professional. Canadian Pacific, with
its subsidiary company. the 800" fur
nished the only interesting development.
Canadian Pacific stock sold at the high
est price in its history. touching 1924. The
company will soon issue new stock, the
rights on which will be very valuable.
Shareholders will probably get this new
stock at 15o. Texas company stock ad-
vanced two points.
The bank statement showed a decrease
in the actual surplus at the end of bust
ness on Friday night. but the average
surplus was increased nearly $1,000, 200.
Week Cheering to Wall Street.
A strong stock market and a better
public sentiment cheered Wall street the
in many stocks as a direct result of in
creased earnings for the past year and
Of largely increased business for the
present year. There is no longer any
doubt that the corner has been turned,
and while the stock market may be sew
eral months ahead of business, business
is gaining rapidly.
Most cheerful of the announcements
of the week were the reports of the
Copper Producers Association and of the
steel corporation. The latter showed an
increase of untitled orders on its books,
as compared with January 10. of 436. l62
tons. The steel corporation Is now oper-
ating about IS per cent of its capacity.
The report of the Copper Producers
AGC lot .k,A Pal
shows that there will be enough copper
for the coming boom without danger of
extravagant prices.
Coffee and cotton were both heavy most
of the week, but coffee reboumded sharp
ly, and trading was wild in the COM
modify.
SpeciaIties Attract Attention.
Many Of the specialties are attracting
attention. Prominent among those MAX
ing new high records for the year were
International Harvester, International
Steam Pump. and National Biscuit In
each of these there was q specific rea-
son. Harvester will extend its business
tremendously as a result of the reci-
procity treaty with Canada Information
al Steam Pump is enjoying the best
business in the history of the company.
the volume at present being $50 per cent
Of the average for seven years. 1t is
earning at the rate Of 8 per cent on its
common stock
National Biscuit increased its dividend
on the common stock as result of earn
ings so large that they could not be
withheld from shareholders. American
Can is also making record earnings. In
fact, a surprising number Of the big
corporations have found after balancing
up accounts for the close of the year
that their business has been remarkably
good. This is true of the railroads as
wcIi as industrials.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, February II, 1911)
DISTRICT COURTS
Court OF Appeals.

Present: All.
Assignments for to-day:
No. re Phillips vs. Secretary ot Interior. At
torncys Tucker. Kenyon & Madarand-Lawler,
Clements & Wright.
No. ZA7. Shoemaker Company vs.. Munsey. At
tOrneys DaTis-Lambert.
No. G2S. Birchett administrative, Va, Scale. At
toFneys Ambrose Darlington,
Special calendar No 5-DistrCt Of Columbia ~
wlIott. Attorneys, Thomas-Perry Son and
Dunlop.
Regular call:
No. ge42. Ewing vs.. Chae Attorneys. Sohon-
Lambert
No ~. United States rs. Onti kamnia Chem
ical Company. Attorneys, Wilson & Peile.
No PSI. Munsey rs. Webb. administrator At
tprneys. Douglas Baker Lambert & Obcar-Peter.
No 2S3. Adriaans VS.. Dill. Attorneys, Gies
JehOrdS-O 'DonoShue-
No 226. Hilton Rackey. Attorneys, PadSett-
Mackcy.
No. 2sS Loving. trustee. ~ Moore. Attorneys
Lestsr-Lambert-
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Villa Park-Squarc 42se. 10; B; Clara A. Marien ct
viz To P. NJ. YeaST. S9i0.
Villa Park-Square 4Ss6. l1t IS Clara A. Alarien ct
viz TO Terrence O'Donnell. Ssl.&
Villa Park-Square Gal. lot Is; Arthur A. Roberts
ct ux TO Ernest w. LinabeTTy. 81.
Northeast corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue southcast-square s79 lot 81; Martha l.
Welhey Ct ux. to George c. Gertman Sla
os Twenty-seyenth street northwest-Square s. lots
Is and 4s: John J. Cleary ct ux. TO Simon op-
pnheimcr Sln
. o strect nortnvest-squars sis part of lot o;
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
Pnderewski n Chicken Fancier.

Paris. Feb. 1L-Paderewski has been
here for some days. but has refused to
receive all interviewers, declaring that
he had important business to attend and
could not be disturbed. Various run DTS
were current, especially one that he rod
written an opera to be produced here.
Yesterday the great pianist solved the
mystery himself. stating that he had
come to Paris for the chicken show, at
which he Is exhibiting. He won first
prize for pullet.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Feb. Receipts l.46i head.
The feeling was steady Western sdvices- Dressed
beef Quiet but TTios finn al 9aloiS per ID for
native sides London and Liverpool markets I'M
changed. Exports from this port to-day. 68 beeres
and 23i5 quarters Of beef.
CALyES-Receipts 3l2 head. No trade in live
calves for lack Of offerings Feeling steady to
strong Dressed calves in light supply and steady
to firm at l3aI6a per ID for city dressed veals and
Ioal4k for country dressed.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5e5S head. The
market uss lust about steady, but lambs were slow.
Good sheep sold at AS Per 100 lbs.: fair To choice
lambs. As0a61 Dressed mutton slow at 7as1s
drpssed limbs 9isall: country dressed hothouse
lambs steady at 5ooal0.o0 per carcasS
HoGS-Receipts 3.38 head Market nominaIy
steady on Buffalo adyices. Country dressed hogs in
moderate demand at 9Rle per ID.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saIes-RegTlar call, IL O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas Is. S50oO at n9is, 500 at ln9ns,
5000 at I9iz.
Emerson Steam Pump 6s. 1900 at %
Washington Railway and Electric CON-, . at 81.
q at 81 . at 81 . at a.
slh. y at 2TL.
WHshinFton-virCinia Railway CON-. 5 at ST.. =
at ~ . al 2s4t y at sz. 3 at 2STs- 2 at ..
District National Rank. 10 at 1904. 10 at 13CA-
AftPr czlll-Mctrupoiitan Il. L. IS. 81 ,00 at M.
National Savings and Trust, 10 al I'd.
Following the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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GOVERNMENT. BONDS.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Al the beginning Of business yesterday the condi-
tion Of tse United States Treasury was:
Working balance in Treasury oics. II f57
in banks and Philippine treasury 81 9as 81
Total balance m general fund. 81 SO OF
Ordinezy receipts. 355 09s
Ordinary disbursements. .-...... 2a5 2H
The deficit to date this fiscal year Is s. Pe64s as
egsinst s247B29o at this time last year
These figures exclude Panama Canal and publie
6ebt transactions.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
Circuit Court No. 1.

Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for Monday. Feb L:
No. lD7. BriesS vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Tobriner. Graham &
NeWmJer-Darlngtop.
No. 5G3 Hart vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attnrneys Wolf & Rosenberg and WorthingtOn-
Perry & Son and Dunlop
No. II SheIlhOrn IT., - CAPITAL Traction Com
pany. Attorneys, Downing & Forrest-Pery Son
and Dunlop.
No. Is Shipie5 ~ Safrank- Attorneys Mackay,
Lipscnmb Ryan-Glassie-
No 4G. American Commercial Advertising Com
pany vs Louvre Glove Company. Attorneys, Wheat
leY-Peysr.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
ENGLAND SEES HOPE.
Liberals Will Win Fight
Before End of Year.
CABINET NOW soLIDLY UNITED

With Full Control in Party Ranks,
Parliament Bill VIII Be Passed by
House of Commons Before Easter
and Crisis Settled Before Corona
tiOn, Largest Event of Year.