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The Washington herald., 1911-01-07

Now York, Jan. 6.-Bradstreets review
"f trade tomorrow will say:
"Country-wide cold weather. especially
severe West and South, has stimulated
demand for heavy winter wearing ap-
parel, and, combined with usual clear
ance sales, has made for a rather better
than average final distribution of season.
able goods. At the same time, the low
temperatures in the Southwest, coming
On winter-wheat plant short of snow
covering. have given rise to some talk
Of damage to that plant.
''It Is. of course. impossible to say
what, if any, damage has been done. but
the momentary effect has been a slight
stimulus to wheat prices. Late reports
from the cattle-range country tend to
show that the low temperatures have
not been especially hurtful to live stock
interests, inasmuch as the weather mod
Grated very quickly.
I'm wholesale lines. holiday inventories
have been completed, and statesmen are
again on the read. Reports from job
berS are of Il quite optimistic feeling as
to spring trade, and good sales of goods
adapted to retail clearance sales are re-
ported. In industry. quiet still rules.
Iron and steel are dull. and pig iron
stocks are accommodating.
Gold weather has helped coal con-
and sales are active of bitumi-
nous coal at the West and of anthracite
at the East. Cotton goods are quiet in
primary markets. and(year-end reviews
OF the 1910 results are disappointing as d
whole The leather trades are quiet"
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Growth 0fEconomy Noted in Business Circles
Cold Weather Boon1s Seasonable Goods.

New York, Jan. 6.-R. G. Dun & Co. &
review Of trade tomorrow will say:
although the second half of 1910, in
sharp contrast to the second half of 1909
was period Of receding volume of busi-
ness. as was clearly illustrated by the
decline in bank cItarings, yet there has
been growth OF personal economy, an
increase in business conservatism, and q
change for the better in the foreign
trade; while year of great agricultural
fruitfulness is being followed by a win
ter generally helpful for wheat and other
crops
while at the beginning of 1910 there
was Il general feeling Of enthusiasm over
the years outlook which was not justi-
fed by the results. at the opening Of 1911
there is a soberpess Of judgment which is
more conducive'to year of normal con-
ditionS as a necessary proposition for a
full return to complete national activity.
Bank clearings of the first week Of
the year show a decline outside of New
York of A per cent, rs compared with
1910. and an increase of 10 per cent over
1909 In New York there was falling
off of $50 and Sc per cent, respectively.
Railroad earnings during four weeks of
December increased is per cent. There
is little or no change in the state of the
larger trades.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 296 against 271 last
week, 29i the preceding week, and 81 the
week last year. Failures
in Canada were 3S against p last week,
50 the preceding week. and 20 last year"
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
MONEY LOANED ON DISTRICT OF
Columbia property at lowest rates.
Quick service. Moderate charges
HElSkELL & McLERAN,
1403 H street NV.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates Of Interest.
W. II. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.

Thompson. 500. to . MOI tbs. per cent per
annun.
Square 1064-Iot .: John B. Hopkins ct to Panl
v. Mitchell and ]. Clinton Tribby trustees to
secure Charles T. Tribbs. $500 year. fer cent.
semianually.
Insleside-LOt 3. block Il: Anna Starek to Il.
Francis Saul and Walter L. Hilton. trustees
to secure Garrett A. Smith, $500. three years.
81 per semi-a annually. same to b. Francis
Saul and Herbert 7. shannon. trustees to
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc; 2D6sO.
monthly payments. 81 per cent per annum.
Sven ct ux.. to William T. Ballard and Geuryo
w. Dalzell trustees. to secure Lafayette I1s-
man. 800. years. per cent, semi annually.
Squire l3-Lot 3; Alfred X. Mciouegal ct ux. to
Leon TobriDer and Byron U. Graham, trus-
tees. to Joseph ]. Leary, A.Oo ,
years. per cent, semi annually.
Square 5i94-Lots IL to "A; David Abesc1umbie to
James Henry Brown and Clement b. Hilifard.
trustees To United States Realty Com
pany. 2.l66. monthly payments, pr ont,
semi annually.
Square lo62-Lot 81; Chris,iana c. MuhIhofr and
Ella Luckett to Erne$ L. Schmidt and GeayD
NJ. Enme1ch. trlsteS. to German
American Building Association A.7U
Square 74-LOts e. and s.: John &. Deichmann
ct ux.. to George NJ. Emmerich and Douglass
5. Marckall. trustees. to secure the Washing
ton Six Per Cent Permanent Building AssO-
ciation. $500.
Square 73l-Lots g. and s. John e. Deichmann
ct ux. to Charles Z. Hood and Julius A.
Maedel. trusters, to secure James r. Hood.
500. years, per cent. semiannually.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 2S-Lots e and 3: Leo Oedekosen ct ux. ID
William J. Father and Edmund X. Fox trus-
tees. to secure John n. Jones, $1,000. years. 5
per cant. semi-annualy.
Garfeld-Lnt Il; Jennie o. Barnes ct vir to George
o. Watson and Simon Bube. trustees to secure
the Anacostia Bank. 500, monthly paymeuts 6
per crnt, per annum
Square Gi-West part Of lot l2; Louisa n. Cox 10
L. Pierce Bote3er and William K. Hill. trustees
to secune Mutual Fire Insurance Company, $4,000
year. per cent. semi annually.
Square 381-Lot l and part Of lot Q; Mary A. Byrns
ct vir to Charles Cowles Tucker and Michael j.
Colbert. trustees. to secure Antonio Cerrigiio,
S965 to 81 months. without interest.
Square To-Lots p to a. Henry J. Burns to Henry
H. Bersmann and George NJ. Emmerich trustees
to secure the Metropolitan Building Association,
S6N
Square s4l-Pxrt Of lot s: Harry I. Compton ct ux
to Henry Il. Bergman and George VI. Emmerich
trustees. to secure the Metropolis Building As
sociation, 5000.
Square 5sol--Lot as3: Frederick W. Tr.band ct ux
to George o. Watson and Simon Bube trustees
to seccre 3eorye s. King. S.1o 81 months,
per cent. quarterly.
Square scl-Iot SO: FseCerick W. Tnhand et ux.
to George D. Watson and Simon Bube trustees,
10 secure George 8. King 81, 90, monthly pay
ments. per cent per annuMk
Square 3oo-Lnt 0s; Ihn A. Ffisbg ct vir TO John
c. Norwood and join G. Noswood. Trustees to
secure John C. Norwood. &cl42, to 70 moaths.
per cent. senniannualty.
Square loeszkot @; John W. Hedrick st ux TO
Frank r Beeaids and Walter 8. Pratt r.. trus-
tces. to urure EsfwArd MrAleeF. ~ monthly
paynents. PER cent per a1mnsn.
PstWcsth--L0t ~ b1ock n; ]. HooEes Csahn and
Kathseino y. Cr>bW - @. 0o11n Dai1v md
In1 h JeeugdA tt11p0 = OUU D. p.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
DAILY COURT RECORD
Supreme Court of the United states.
FRIDAY. January q, 191IJ


Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice McKenna, MIR. Justice Hoknes. Mr..
Justice Day. Mr.. Justice Lurton. Mr.. Justice
Hughes. Mr. Justice Van Devanter, and Mr.. Justice
Lamar.
George W. Hinckley. Of New York City. and
George s. Hornblower. Of New York City, ad-
mittsd to practice
No &C. Lawrence T. Sexton trustee. &c. ap-
peiiant. vs. Leopold Louis Dreyfus ct al, Louis
Dreyfus & Co.: submitted pursuant to the TWEEN
heth nile bs Mr.. Wallace Macfarlanc and Mr..
George II. Gilman for the appellant. and by Mr..
Frederic Il Coudert for the appellee.
Nc 6j. Lawrence f.. Sexton trustee. &C.. appel
lant LloydS Bank. Limited; submitted pursuant
To the twentieth rule by Mr.. Wallace Macfarianc
and MI. George II. Gilman for the appellant and
by Mr.. Rufus W. Spras,le. jr.. for the appellee.
No. III. I. l.. RnuGhton plaintiff in error.
Harry l.. Knight; submitted pursuant Ia the TWEEN
Brady. and Mr.. W. T.. Fenncll for the plaintiff in
error and by Mr.. :. u. Luckett and Mr.. Charles
II. Pierce for the defendant in error.
Nos and s. The Balti-norc and Ohio South
western Railroad ComTany. plaintiff in error. vs.
The United States; rearg1ment continued by Mr.
Edward Costnu for the plaintiff in error. by Mr.
Assistant Attorney General Rnson for the de
fendant in CrrUr and concluded by Mr.. Edward
ColstUn for the plaintiff in crru-.
No. lis. The United States appellant. vs.. The
American Tobacco COMPANY ct al. and
No. na. The American Tobacco COMPANY ct al.
appellants. vs. The United States: twelve hours al
lowed for the argument Of these css,s motion
Of Mr.. Attorney General Wickersham for the
United States; rCarG,ment commenced by Mr.. J.
g. Mciseynods for the United States.
Adjourned until Monday next at - O'Clock.
The day call for Monday. January O. will he as
follows: Nos. ls land lls. 2s. f iG. &c, iis G..
and rs.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07

Quotatons furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.
members of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. Jan. S-The wheat market opened
steady, ruled dull during the early Part of tho
session. with rather easier tnre, outside mar
kets showing weaker tendency Around noon
prices fmed and numher Of stop loss limits
were reached at the dollar mark for May. which
Carried prices to l.0DA. Cash premiums in Mime
arolis were again advanced The market continues
cf professional speculative character. Local re-
certs, twelve cars. with twenty three estimated for
to morrow.
Corn prices ruled easier early, but frmed during
the latter part of the session in sympathy with
the advance in wheat. Country points which
able to pay 10 cents report free acn.ptances and
hedging sales were noticeable. The demand hs,xs
no improvement from 4 shirTing standpoint. Local
receipts were IT. cars. with q estimated for to
morrow.
Oats prices showed the usual fIictuation,
a fractional advance being established in sympathy
with the strength in wheat. The market continues
without special features Local receipts were los
cans. with III estimated for tomorrow.
There a further broadening of the trade
in provisions. a large part Of the increased volume
Of business being investment hIying on outside
orders The days selling mainly to take profits
though some Of the smaller PACKERS sold in .
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
Circuit Court No. 2.
HTSTIrE RADNADn

No. Ha6. Sheiton W. Yoet 4 HerreIl: Judgment
by default against defendant set aside and
catef. Attorneys, Steannan and Classic.
No. 219. The United States. ex rel. Humboldt
steamship Company Interstate CHmmerre Com
mission: rule discharged rctitioned dismissed with
costs: appeal and hnd for csts: bond S0O At
torneys, {. ID. Drayton, j. T. Daish--William l..
Lamb.
No. SDl2. Brainerd Strong: demurrer to SEC
ond court Of declaration sustained
No. 5Is5. Hall vs.. New York Loan Cumpany A.:
motion to quash service Overruled. Attorney r.
W. Frisby.
Ma. Ois. Duke vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
and Judgment verdict for plaintiff for 81 800 IN
terest and cssth Attorneys Lambert & Yeat-
man-Hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes. and Hamilton
No. a3li6. Hawkins vs.. Eureka Life Insurance
Company; motion Ia strike declaration from files
granted. Attorneys. A. b. Webb Stein-w. A.
CO.mtc
No. 52is. Tie United States *. rel Mashewel
". Commissioners Of the district of Columbia ;
bill Of exceptions signed and ordered of record
nrnc pro tune. Attorneys. Webb -Stein-Cocrnbe.
No. 5l13. Willis Potomac Dredging Com
Iany demurrer To second plea sustained: motion
Tn strike out third plea granted. with leave To
amend in ten days Attorneys. X. G. Donaldson
Brandcnburr.
No. 5lsz7. Tapley 6mpany vs. National Illus
trated Directory Company: undertaking security
for Gusts ordered within ten days. with leave to
deposit so. Attorneys. Donaldson-J. L. Har-
grave ]. 5. Easily Smith.
No. $685. Craig vs.. Parish defendant granted
leave to file additional pleas forthwith. Attorneys.
Hackett-Cnnrad 4 Robinson.
No. i9ii. Jolly Adams, time to present
motion for new trial extended to January l3. 1911.
Attorneys. Lambert Yeatman- Darlington.
No. Sl1I. Disgs Hackett. Time to answer
rule extended 10 January II. 1911. Attorney David
EothsI+id.
No. sells. Thomas vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
rad Company; time to submit bill Of exceptions
extended tn January %. 1911. Attorneys. q. l.
Whitfrd. W. J.> Lambert-Hamilton and Colbert.
No. 5lSl Salmon vs. Capital Traction Com
rany; death Of Plaintiff suggested and action
abated. Attorneys. wUthington. Heald and
Frailey-PTry son.
Assignments for January .:
No. 80. Russell vs. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys Wilson 4 Barksdale-Brown Ernest &
Douglas.
No. 1856 Taylor Weber. Attorneys. MCNAMARA
& HUidekorcr-Tobring.
No. 2S. Thornton Chesapeake Beach Land
Company. Attorneys Montague & Moriarity-H Ham
iltcn. Colbert. ierkes & Hamilton.
No. no. Saltzstcin Shea, executor Attorneys
Wolf Ro<nterg-Hargroye Il Easby- Smith.
No. III. Richards Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Prentiss-Dsrlington.
No. A2 Solomon vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. WorthingtOn, Head 4 Fraiey-Perry 4
Son and Dunlop.
No. A6 Ii Foe VS.. Corby Company. Attorneys
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes 4 Hanilton-Mckenney
4 Fannery and CraiShill.
No. rs Lane. &c. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, Ambrose & Hillyer-
Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The Washington Gas dividend. payable
on February l. to holders of record OF
January IA. will be $40 share, &C.
cording to the statement Of the directors
yesterday. This puts an end to the ru-
mors that the dividend would be larger
this year than formerly.
The gross dividends Of Washington Gas
will amount to $156,O00.
Washington Gas stock sold at n for
one lot Of twenty-five. The bonds brought
ITO Is to 1101-4 for IS, and Ito for Is. with
slow sales.
District National Bank Stock reached
the old high figure of no. at which five
shares were sold.
Mergenthaler sold at 21S; Lanston had
90 1-2 offered, but was held for SO L., with
no sales.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Jan. 6.-CATTLE-Recipts. 2sN head
Common to good steers sold 5ooa&65 per 100 pounds
oxen. $50: bulls 425a55: cows 500; dressed bcef,
steady at s4al0 per pound for native sides London
cattle market full steady at l,aH. dressed weight,
sinking the ofal: refrigerator beef. higher at Lon
don. At 10 per pound; Liverpool market, lower at
lok per pound Exports tomorrow. l,,G beevs and
ZOO quarters a bez.
CALvES-Rsceipts. 50 head. veals were fun
steady; barnyarc and Western calves nominal
Common to prime veals sold S.0hMNh PER 100
pounds; caIk. aooa6O; dressed calves, frm 1t
lAlsh for city dressed yea,s; country dreaaed
calves at sal3t
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts szD head Com
mon TO prime ,aheep sold &ooAl0 pr 100 pounds:
ordinary to choice lamhs &ols7.tfS; ysariine, $50
drcssd mutton. slow 1t S6a1h per pound: dfsas.d
lambs At 8s1all: country dFusssd hothouss lamh
steady ct 6maA0 per axunA
- - ~ - ps1n1s: 0nfp 'Ayed No.,
sesadx. = ea1A6 Pr psunl -
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sixteenth street extended ncrhwest-SGuarc 3s2. lo
cog; Alfred r Thompson to Anna R. Thompson
SO.
Holmead Manor-Lot s. block IS; Annie Shafe1
Fasue ct vir to Samuel II. Murray. SO.
Homead Manor-Lot s.. block IS; Samuel H. Mur
II joseph Il. Fayne SO.
Villa Park-Square 4ei3 lot q Clara A. Marden ct
vir to Jacob Fred Hintx $Bs.l2
l50 street northwest-Sluare 49, lot 70; Frank
B Swart to James A. Myers. So
Interest in estate -Benjamin s. Minor and Horace
Il. Stanton. trustees. to Margaret Richie Har-
rison. s.
Thirteenth street northwest. between s and +
s'reets-Square =. part Of original lot 2:
Thomas II. Mellon ct to Louis H. Stabler.
Rsar Of li2 Il street northwest-Square ST. lot II
lafayette Leaman ct ux to Aaron Cohen. SO.
Bruokland-Lots and .. block L: John Connor to
James Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop Of Balti-
Brookland Addition 1arthelder 4 McIachlen. tus-
teesl-Lot l. block IS; Brookland (Sherwood's
Addition. lots. and 4. block IL Bruce Ceve-
land tn Fannie J. Barrett, SO.
Mount Pleasant-SIuare 23T. lot 8: William X.
Deser ct ux. to Arthur L. Murray. so.
Morgan street northwest. Second street-SIuare
$50. lart Of lots 81 and ss: Mary Gertrude Schae-
fer to Harry A. Kite. $40.
North Carolina avenIe southeast between First and
Second streets-Square 73i lots g. and 81 James
=. Hood ct IL. to John c. Dechmann. SO.
Mount Pleaslnt-Sduare ST. lot IS: Arthur L. Muir
fdN u h VI "Iillun n beNer eI SlV
l2.o Second street south. Square 10. lots To
81: Charles +. Worthinston and Martin Vie
sand trustees. to Henry Burns. $40.
l2.o Second str>t sorthe-st-squarc 40. lots . tn
"a; Henry ]. Burns to Charles Z. worthinstoa
and Edward 4. Tripp $40.
10 Ninth street northeast-Scuare 4l. part Of lot g.;
Milton F. Compton and William A. Compton Ct
tn Harry L. Compton. SO.
Anacnstia-SIuare sol. lot sB; George s. King to
Frederick W. Traband ct ux.. SO.
Barry Fam-Part Of lot J. section 9; Henry A.
Lngcr ir.. ct to Frederick A. Linger so
Rear Of r street northwest. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-Square E6. lot II John l.
Williams to Mitte NJ. Garland SoO.
Near Seventeenth and Il streets southeast-Sauare
1856. lot -; Edward McAlee ct ux. to John w.
Hedrick SO.
Pctworth-Lot 10 block y: D. Darby Thompson ct
uI to l. Holmes Crabill. $40.
E street northwest. between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets-Sluare ~. part of lot 2; Simon Open
heimer ux. and Gustare Oppenheimer ct ux
to Randolph T. Warwick. SO.
Randle Hghlands-Square 5EA lots II to II;
United States Realty Company to David Aber-
oumbic. SO.
H. block Is: John Connor to James
Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Of Baltimore SO
2lc5 X street nurshwpst-Square o. lot "a; Joseph J.
Leary to William A. Buckley and James W.
Bauby SIC.
,l6 X street northwest-Seuarc g lot 3: Joseph ].
Lary to Alfred r. McGonegal and Henry l.
Allen SO.
Ingleside-Lot 8. block IL Middaush 4 Shannon
Inc. to Anna Staek. SO
Long Meadows-Part Of lot 3; Alice C. Burr Lille
Dasen, Sallie Palmer. and Lulu Tip to Real
Estate Title Insurance Company, $loc.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
PrsSent-All.


Admission: WaIlare Il. Lane.
No. 2.2 Fisher vs.. Ballingrr ct al; argument
commenced by Mr.. Webster Ballingrr for appel
liant; argument continued by +. ". Clements for
appellee. and concluded by Mr.. Webster BallinSer
for appellant: motion appellant allowed i've
DAYS to fe additional authorities.
No. 2lcc Warner Baker: argument com
menced by Mr.. J. J. Darlington for appellant con-
tinued by Mr.. II. f. Davis and Mr.. L. J. Hogan
for aIpcec and concluded by Mr.. J. J. Darling
ton for appellant.
No. czU Williams W. Ballineer. &c; dismissed
with costs for failure tn print
No. Eyl. Ellis Same;
No. g,2. Wagner Same:
No gs3. Ho-rm Same; and
No. 2Z3i. Courtney Same; dismissed with costs
for failure to print. Attorneys. BallinscrI.awler.
Clements & Wright.
Assignments for Monday. Jan. g. lgl-PaterS
Appeals.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
COTTON MARKET.

Quotstioos furnished By W. 2. Hibhs 3 On.
aembss Of the Nev York Stock Exchange. Hibes
Building.
New York. Jan. 6-The market dull and baso-
y steady At the decline during the late trading
further local and Southern selling the bearish
weekend statistics. This caused prices to decline
10 to II points from yesterdays closing before suf
hcient fresh supporting orders were distributed b.
the bull leaders to check the decline.
Tho weekly estimates Of Southern conslmptiOu and
mill takings which have been estimated bs tia New
York Cotton Exchange at 600o0 bales in its caIca-
latious on the movement Of the crop. cut to-
day to 5000 bales This compares with 6.0o0 Last
year. and 5000 the previous year.
Tho movement Ct the crop into sight for Decem-
Der was 21o.0U bales against l.Bl Do last week.
and 2S50o in l98. The total amount OF the crop
broughA into sight this week is x3 ooo against d..
900 last year. and $4,000 in lsoa Thia makes the
total crop marketed to date from september l
Q 100. against 7.@oooo last year. and s.N.ooo il
lss. when the crop was p.&s.op bales. sgainst TO-
en- { IS
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
NEW YORK MONEY,

New York. Jan 6.-Money call at the stock
change to-day ofened at "a per cent; highest A. ::
lowest "a closing at per cent. Most If the day s
loans made n. per cent.
Time money showed tendency toward increasing
ease. but business still light borruwers believ-
ing in the possibility Of still lower rates ere long
Rates: "a pcr cent for sixty and ninety days: IA
and for four. TIVE. and six Months.
Merantile paper more active. the output be-
ing larger Abs EpJiGn moderately good Rates:
4aii- pr for sixty and ninety days indOrsed
bills receivable and choice four six months single
names; Has. per cent for others
The Washington herald., 1911-01-07
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sale-Regular call, H O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas Is. loo at ITO. $50 at ITO.
Washington Gas s., 900 at ll0h. 600 at 1lOls.
500 at uo
Potomac Electric IS, 900 at l06E.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. at 8.
) at s.. 10 at S.
Washington Gas 8 at Il.
After call-Mersenthaler. 10 at 2l3. 10 at rs. 10
at 49, 10 at 2l3.
Washington Gas Is. $40 at ll0ls
District National Bank. at 40.
Washington Gas IS. 81, 900 at llois $50 at llois.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ex-
change.