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The Washington herald., 1911-01-14

New York. Jan. 1a-R- g. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will
say:
Business conditions remain substan-
TALLY unchanged Industrially, the most
meeting Of the iron and steel men. at
which no action looking to lower prices
was taken; but, barring q better outlook
for the export business. the trade con-
tinues at about the same reduced per-
centage Of producing capacity. The report
Of the leading producer showed falling
on Of S,6o6 tons In untitled orders during
December. which is much smaller de-
crease. however. than in recent preceding
months.
There is more inquiry for certain lines
OF cotton goods. but the high cost OF
production leads to measures for curtail-
ment of supply. Advanced prices have
been named on some products. although
in fine plain goods an easier tendency Is
noted owing to the pressure on the part
Of mills to secure business. An increased
attendance of buyers is reported in the
shoe market, and in practically all quar-
ters sentiment is optimistic concerning
the spring and summer trade.
Prom different leading cities come re-
ports which indicate a diversity Of con-
ditions, which, on the whole, fair degree
of activity. While at most centers the
lull usual after the holidays is still in
evidence to a greater or less extent, it is
no more pronounced than in previous
years. and at many points there are signs
of reviving activity.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 3A. against 296 last
week. 21l the preceding week, and 3l2 the
corresponding week last year. Failures in
Canada number "a. against 3 last week.
% the preceding week, and IS last year."
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WALL STREET NEWS
Advance of One 0TWO Points
in All Leading Shares.
RANK FORECASTS FAVORABLE
Aafket Opens at Full Point Above
,Thursday's Close, but Strength
confines Throughout the Day.
p Honey Plentiful and Bulk of Call
Loans Are at 1-2 Per Cent

rev York, Jan. 1a-The underlying
nrmness Of the stock market, which has
oeen visible to the discerning eye eve,
since the beginning of the year, broke
out to-day in a large buying of stocks
which carried prices materially higher
The action Of the market was in one
way little peculiar. as opening transac-
IONS In many of the active stocks were
AT quotations full point higher than
Inose at the close of the market Thurs
oay afternoon 1t almost seemed from
TINS as II overnight news or other favor
able development not Yet public property
mad privately become known to certain
financial interests.
be this as it may. the first prices seen
In the stock market to-day, even if at a
large advance. were in nearly all cases
the days lowest, and the rising tide went
on until the very end of the stock ex-
change session, when gains Of between
one and two points, and closer to the
higher figure than the lower, were miscel-
laneously distributed
Bank Forecasts Favorable.
1t is possible that speculative enthu-
siasm may have been engendered by ex-
morrow's bank report, which estimated
a gain in cash by the clearing house in
stitutions Of between s19,0OO,oo0 and s21,-
10000 In banking circles, too. it seemed
to be the expectation that bank loans
during the week had been reduced so
that the prospect was for a sensationaIly
large increase in the surplus reserve in
both the actual and average forms of
the end Of the week bank statement.
Another matter that attracted general
comment was the analysis of the holdings
OF securities shown by the leading ma
tional banks in the returns to the Comp
troller of the Currency, taken as of date
or January Z, compared with the same
holdings shown in the return as of No
vember 10. 1910 Some of the banks did
not appear to have increased their owner
ship OIL securities very much. but the hold
inss of the First National Bank increased
over $10,000.C00 and those of the National
City Bank s3,O00,OO0.
Money Is Plentiful
The growing plethora of money was such
to-day that the bulk of the days call
loans was negotiated at 21s per cent, with
an obvious downward tendency in time
money rates. Foreign houses bought
stocks here to-day. as they have done
through the week, on a scale which if it
was not great absolutely yet was great
in comparison with recent smaller acqui-
sitions.
The Reading common shares were the
leaders of the market. and common inn
preston seems to be that before very long
the Reading company may follow the ex-
ample of the Lehigh Valley in making
a larger distribution Of dividends to its
stockholders
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Increasing Disposition Shown to Spread Out
With Approach of Spring.

New York. Jan. 13.-Bradstreet' review
OF the state of trade tomorrow will say:
'Trade shows an increasing disposition
to throw of the quiet Of the post-holi-
day period. and the business world is
setting its face, with a fair degree of
optimism. toward the approaching spring
season. Wholesale branches of trade are
seeking with fair success for spring
business and statesmen on the road are
beginning to send in orders. In retail
lines, which as yet show more activity
than do wholesale or jobbing houses, the
clearance sale is widely in evidence. Ex-
cept where, as in parts Of the South, un-
seasonable weather checks operations.
retailers are meeting with fair success
In disposing Of excess stocks.
Wholesale and jobbing trade as a
whole is. however, quiet Conservatism
governs and the disposition Is appar-
emily to scrutinize goods and prices
closely. Indeed. as a whole the situation
is apparently one of careful buying for
absolute needs, and there is no DISPOSE
ton to load up speculatively. This feel
ing, governing as it has for long time
past, has resulted in careful keeping
down of stocks. and reports Of leading
Eastern and Western Jobbers Of dry
goods point to stocks being exceptionally
low.
VERY much the same feeling appar-
emily animates cotton manufacturers.
who, finding margins between raw and
manufactured goods narrow. II not act
ually disappearing, are considering cur
tailment, both North and South. This
has had a stimulating effect upon
prices Of high grade cotton goods, which
are many Of them being dealt in only
at value In other lines conservatism
is also patent"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

EB Fourth street northeast-Square 80. lot .; Har
mon L. Salisbury ct u1. to Annis Salsbury 80.
l62 Monteilo aveme nogthea3-Thnidad, lot -
block Il; William N. Morrison ct ux. to SheF'
man Wilson. $40.
Four and half Hrcet southwest. between r and G
strcets-Square $50. part Of lot Il: Louis Arun-
son ct ux. to George W. Rohinan, so
Sixth stIeet-Sauare -. part of original lot 3
George W. Rotinsou & u. to John Fitzmorria.
First and A srests northsast-squaze n. parts d
original lots to -; Nay 1. Whitney. labelle
Violet Whitney ct q. 70 Charlotte Anita Whit
Randie Highlands Square an. lot o; the United
States Realty Company To John v. Sutton. 80
Square sl, lot g; Margaret Z wickvszs 70
Herman r. Howcnstein. 40
lS2 to l7A Oregon street poFthvest-SqunFe IL lots
lp to E,s; Elizabeth J. Miller to Ada W. CtaiG.
University Pa.A-La =. baock y; Riehazd ".
Watts et ux. to Elisabeth ]. Nnlr. m
sanl's Addition Square M. lot "A; venna Z
Keiser 70 Nevtea L Co.l.aeE ". %
kdEf to Newton L Cunam9 q M. "a
Peers Mm seat-Psrcsi an. part; Bat L. Boldn
Ct ux to R0bst Allsn. "a
strsets- Square 8. p.1t q oisinl iae ,: NAG
A. Bcaand to Aaron 0oldBtein. "a
II b arvst posthvssk-Sq1ars -. 1t q: Hs4fis
Il 0raAan TO Nsllis Nay rsust& ~
vm Pax1-Gquaro ~ 1t -: Claxa 4. ABa0
& vir 10 II. aAndman Bodd. &12&
PsewusA-L1G =. Nod o; LafAR A. eu1Etz10 %
Rohax l. Osm. -
Hai.ssl nsasrls 4 hasA =: La Inn = W.
nm @. Own. ~ ~
se..ss Z pnss q NJ = "A =: 4 IN
R01p . 4. - AnnA q Csa1A -
TmkA sn.sk upgshnsk bstueA - 3 u1Gsp-
nQu1o - - ~ JamD q un14 = - -
Z lfGD - 81 HGnrS a 1c1-0nR - = :
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LIVE STOCK MARKET,

New York. Jan. la-CATTLE-Receipts. 25S
head. Steers nominal; bulls steady; thin
COWS steady: the yards were cleared Bulls sold
at 40a5. Is per 100 lbs. cows 250a50o City dressed
native beef sides firm at s.saIl per lb. for common
to choice. London cables quoted live cattle SELL
ing At DAal4 per h.. dressed weight. sinking the
onal refrigerator beef higher at l0h per Ib Liver
pool market steady at l0a1l. dressed weight in ad-
dtion TO the odal Exports tomorrow. 10 beeses
and $50 quarters Of beef.
CALvES-Receipts. ab head Veals and Western
calves were both steady; bsrnyard calves nominal.
Common to prime vcals sold at 6ooallo0 per 100
ltA culls 600a1.0; Western 1lves. 6n Dressed
calves steady at l3aT for city druDnd veals and
Di1al5 for country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptA 7-zZ head
Sheep ruled steady; lambs were leD active and Is
cents lower. Common to prime sheep soad at Ana
I'D per 100 TfH; medium to prime lamba 6nl6. g.
Dressed mutton steady at 7aSx pr H.: dressed
lambs. S1al2: country dressed hothoase lambs, 60
HOGS-Receipta 3B besd Aafket higher
Country dressed hoes steady At sfx pr B.
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s: Fl. Rozier Dulaney. trustee, to Edward Lloyd.
SGA0.
Reservoir view-Iot 19. block /: Jennie v. Powell
to Edith II. Gottwals SO
Wisconsin avenue extended-Square LOO lot 81
Lewis L Breuninger ct ux- To Henry F. kunkd.
Sc
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot 81 bloch
u: Br,oe Cleveland to Harry l. Clendening ct
uS.. $40.
Washington Heights-Lot 81 block 5: John NJ. Hen
derson to Mary Hendry McCalla Macarthur. SO
Columbia Heighfs-Iot l5, block q; Charles W.
King ct w. To Mary Lesser SO.
ND street nMthwtst-SIuare g. lot 116: Fred o.
knight ct ux- to William W. MatheWsDn, SO.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTR-Creamay. fan0. 3la3lh; Western
frsts. Ia3lA: ssuondA zszA: pursa. fancy
8aNh.
CHEEsE-Ns~ York State fAauy. new. hrge.
le1SaE
EGGs-Near-by he.h Virginia. .; Wet virginia
and Soufhve2 Virginia, =; Tenneasse. 3aA
POULTRY-nixsnA agKinS. peF Ii. IAN; hens.
lsals: rootea 3; tuzkeyA 1ss; duckA lAals; seese.
fAla
DRESSED PouLrRY-Hsa. ehosns. pr M, Ia
Is: ruosten. y; sprineeA naD: ducaA Is: ssesa.
l3al4: tmkeys, EA6
vEGETABLEB-Putatns, No. /. pr buA. 10;
per bbl. lz5alB: Ma {. blA., Hsloo: sweets. pr
btA.. lon2D; yana. pr beA. Lzal-so; oseamh.A
hothouss. Pr doL. Nal0: onions. ~ hnA. 0sS;
Brussels qxuuta pr at. n,tals; obbase. Pr III. I:
nle. Pr &c. Shlee: eggplant, cats, &ohAo:
Enrih Jmlinp pw hlakst, x5ta&3: synaA. pr
III. lseaL1: stxlng tens. pr hast. Asa.kD;
lsttnc4 ~ ha1ka. 4uaAO: ennlinow9. pr ~.
kshao: o.E. ~ eaa AsAA0: de.. an;
tuEniyk - bw, 0A1Ds sutnhAQA, - III, La
-: bsstA - tuehA &0Ak0: aacA. ~ ~.
zAa31; psp - y, 5; psv@ p osse.
GRxIN :y1urzs-Ayui@ - -. assAp: =
- g, = iSS, ~; ss,ess: -. - = - =.
3ee9: yeslA 49, 80 49,. ~
ssei ~ "a q g: 1assss
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. jan n-dOUR-wntef eztza. 10
AZ: do. dear. 3seaA.lo; do. straight AxaG.p
do. patent lNsAS: spring clear. AosaAAo: do,
azaight. aBss.4o; do. patent. @46akw: City NILS
bat patent. s.s: do. high pade pstenE. SO: do,
high grade straight, SID; do. choice family. lS
do. e1tra, asoaa0; no -four. medium to chaics
&shAB; com meal. lo lh. l0sl.D; bnckwhsai
nour. per 100 lhA, 26a21.
RYEStock in eievatosA H,SE buI shipmenkl
from elevators. 3.so6 bus. No l re Western, Do
mestic 0sso: No. 2 TJe. domestic, aa0: bag loea,
- to quality and condition. 7saSe; No re,
Western domestic. Sa6: No. rye, near b. ea0.
OATStStock In elevator. x1,SD bua; shipmsnts
fr@ elevators. 9,ao bus. No. 2 White. 3kasgk
Standard white 8ka,sh: No. white. Sa,Bk: No.
white. Nka3
WHEAT-Stok In e3evatotA 5A6l hR; shtp.
mats from elevator, 3Dl bua. Recsipts a South
esn wheat opntinue light; In fact, light that %
ourats quotations diGncat to arrive A. 8alo q
oaxUoo On cade at ~ fR asamer No red. Sek
Tor No. rcd, and ~ for stamef No. rsd.
0Ales IN buahels No red g1ut. ~; 500 buahsls
January ~; 600 bulhsas fehRm13, ~.
CORN-Stock IN GlevatRA L0,0 buA: alp-
msuh from e1ssafR slz bA M nax1st fe
0uathem corn today v1s eaaR un0ef ffUR rscu1pes
ffun ths Wssl Obj osn b Quotahie q 21oA45S
pr bard. Tt1ck yellow 0uEA for domstie d.
hvay, ~ PER bus Sails: cn1 ySCow dn0a1f3e,
teDcS =: ar not fSeuA, M: eAn pot, IN;
~ bua. ak; 500 bm, fshruau. IN
~ Hviuanh 1asApsd Csuunv ~ phmsd
> fnpsssh = - HnAh -
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan n.-HGGS-MaryiaDd. Pnnsyivs-
mia. and nearby hras. PEI dnx.. =; Eastern Shore.
Maryland and Virginia. 8: Western frztA Y:
Southern hr.ts. n: West Virginia nrsts. .: guinea
en-, EaiA
BCTTER-Csramery. fancy. pr n, 30sasl: do.
choice. aAD: do, sood. 3a3; do. imitation. 1a3:
do. PRINT nan: do. blocks nan: ladle. lsa2l:
Maryland and PsnnUfyanh rolls. pcr m. l6sls:
Ohio rolls 1Als: West Virginia rolls. nsls: stose.
packed u: Maryland. Virginia. and PennsyiyaniA
daiFy prints. 1alS: peon0 butter. 3ax
LIVE POOLrRY-Chkkens. young. cboice. PR
NJ. Is: do. Naeh and poof: rals; old hsns. pr
H. hsay, 3: ed. do. snail TO medium, Is; oad
ronstsR. ~ N. loAil; ducks. old. p9 h. f2.l3:
da, .vung vAits rekinA. fat pr h. Nall; da.
yo1ng Ausm1 snd nmUsl. pr Ia. Halls, do.
puadle. ia. pR N, nan: ptosonA cd. p.ie. 2aD;
d.. yeuns. pss. ~; guinea fosi. ycuns. IL iea.
and oses. seeh. =; d.. yuuaG @ali scA, 8: do.
and scuthsgn. u; d. Kent lshnd. n: tuAags.
yons. fes AaM. pss N. nsse: d.. ehetcs ycus
60 = =: ~; e: - q g - Il; -
~
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Ian. lS.-Morey on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent highest sl.
lowest ~. closing at "a per oent. Most of the
days loans were made q. per cent
Time money was obtainahe with freedom but
demand continued light, business largely consisting
IN renewal Of maturing loans. Rates, 3Ha3la rrr
cent for sixty TO ninety days. 3ta3I per cent for
four and five months, 3aa4 per cent for six nontha
Mercantile paper taken moderately although,
some local institutions temporarily out of the
market gDod-siZed assortment was offered com
lasing some choice material. Rates 4ai,. per cent
for sixty and ninety days indorsed bills rseira BILE
and choice four to six months single Names isa5ls
per cent for others.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Gas continued to hold IA.
vor with investors yesterday. and the
market remained firm Trading waa
more active in this stock than during
the past few days. something over fifty
shares changing hands at 7Sh. The 4
sold at 1921.
Lanston sold at 81. and Mergenthaler
at 214k. and there was q little done in
each.
National City Bank stock sold at 10
and thirty-five shares were disposed oi
at that price.
National Metropolitan Bank sold at sa
and a5.
Union Savings Bank brought 40
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred sold at its old figure Of S6h.
At the meeting Of the directors Of the
McLachlen Banking Corporation. held
on Thursday. the following were elected:
Archibald M. McLachlen. president: Fir
man r. Horner, vice president; John A.
Massie. treasurer and cashier, and e. H.
McLachlen, secretary.
At the meeting Of the directors Of the
Ontario Apartment House Company. held
on Thursday. the following were elected:
Charles d. Walcott. president: James F.
Hood, vice president: Archibald M. Nc
Lachlen. secretary and treasurer. and
Horace J. Phelps, assistant secretary.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs o.,
members of tho Chicago Board of Trade Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. Jan k-WHEAT-The local market
opened steady and ruled easier in price. Through
out the session supporting orders were apparent
around 1.0l fer May. Receipts at Minneapolis show
increase q result Of sales made by the coIn-
try on the advancr. Flour trade only moderate.
There small amount Of moisture m the
Southern and Western distIcts and several reports
from the southern part Of Illinois say that wheat
Is in very good shape. The market rallied from
the low point on buying BY local interests. Local
receipts to-day. 3 CHS, with "a estimated for to
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-ReTular call. Il O'Clock noon:
Potomac Electric Consolidated s.. 1000 at l0pS.
Washington Gas, 10 at 7sls (caSh). 3 at Ts,a
(caSh).
MergerthaleT Linotype. I st 24h. 10 at a4h.
National City Bank, 10 At TO- 10 at l7O 10 at 10
5 at no.
National Metropolitan Bank. at ~.
Union Savings Bank. 10 al 10 10 at 40
After call:
Washington Gas Is. 800 at lG..
National Metropolitan Bank, ! at rs
Washington Gas 5s 500 at togx.
Potomac Electric Consolidated 5a 5000 at 100.
Lanston Monotype. s at 81
Washington Railway and Electric preferred at
Sh.
Washington Gas. % at 49, (cash).
Following the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Continued from Page Twelve.

Assienments for Monday Jan rs:
No TO- Onley Va Baltimore and Ohio Railruad
Company. Attorneys. ODunoghue-Hanliton-
No ID Coleman Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. Attorneys. Ganiner-Minor.
No. u Brand Fisher Co. Atone5A
Rhodes & Hcndry-Hanton 4 Colbert
No 81. Scher u Varneil & Son AnorneJA
Newmye-Syme.
No. 8 Simmons. Harrison Co Va BaTker.
Attorneys. Ieckie Fultnu & Cox-HamiltDu. OBJ
bert Yerkes Il Hamilton.
No. r. United States Smoot. Attoneys. WI
soo-Johnson
No. ~. Muir 4 On. TaEg7r-Fraser Co. At
torneys Wilson u Rarksiale-Lectue. Fulton K Coz.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nuotatioas furnished b. W. 3. HihaD q O..
nemben q ths Hev York 6toek ExchanOs. Hibes
Bui,dine.
Call money: Open. ~: high. zs: Low, ~; close. ~.
SALES OF SHARES By HOURS.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
United States Trust Company Of ths
District of Columbia-

| OF THE
United States Trust Company Of the
District of Columbia,
To the Comptroller Of the Cmrency. as required b,
Section l6 Act Of Congress approved October l.
1880. for the year ended December 81 1910.
Capital stock authorized. 81 900 900 %
Capital stock actually paid in 900 900 %
| Gross earnings for year ended December
81 1910. Observation-Disclosures. IfO GIG q
Total expenses for year ended December
81. 1910. .......... ... GB s.
Total amount Of debts total depostl. l6i5 5B 81
C. W. WARDEN. President
James NJ nak1. Chas. G. Piuser.
VIM G. Carter. J. Sprigx Pooe.
H. Bradley DaSidsoo. Daniel T. Roper,
Chas A DouSlas. L C. St1idr,
Paul Dulaney. Jas. Trinb;e
f. J. EarnhKw. South Trimble,
Greed NJ. Fulton Bats Warren
Colin H. Livingstone, Charles W. Warden
We. c. ". WARDEN. President: JAS TRIM
BRADLEY DAVIDSON. and COLIN H. LIVING
STONE, Directors II THE UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA, do hereby solemIly swear that the above
statement is true TO the best Of knoWledze and
belief.
JAS TRIMBLE,
JAMES NJ BAKER,
Fl. BRADLEY DAVIDSON,
COLIN H. LIVINGSTONE
DirectoS
Total number Of Directors Of this company, 3.
District of Columbia -.
Sworn to and subscribed bffose me this 18th dzJ Of
January. lsll. L. E SCHREINER
tSeal) Notary Public.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. Jan l3-Bradstreets S bank clearinss in
the United States for the week ended January
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DECREASE
TREASURY STATEMENT.

The United States Treasury report indicates the
cUndition at the beginning Of business yesteriay:
Working balance In Treasury Offices. 9s4 e9a
In banks and Philippine treasury. a 6s2 40
Total balance in Treasury fund. s. els sls
Treasury receipts YESTERDAY. ay............. 2sss Isl
Treasury disbursements Yesterday. 2657 35l
The deficit To date this fiscal year is S. 7sl 3s as
against s.. 81, ,3a this time last year
Panama Canal and public debt figures are not in.
cluded IN this statement.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Henry r. Miles; order admitting viii
to probate and rrnrd. Attorney, b. F. Leighton
Estate Of Deborah G. Pa.ssnorc; order refusing
protute Of testamcntary rars1s and granting leftem
Of administration to Mary X. Sumner; bond, $1,000
Attorneys Wilson & BaIksiale
Es,ate Of Ellen 7. Simpson: order to transfer
stock Attorneys, Hamilton. Colbert. fGkes &
Hamilton
Estate of George e Fearsn: rule to show cansa
Estate Of John II. MyrB: letters Of administr7-
ton granted to Caara Myers; bDnd, 500 Attor-
ney. q. II. Cragin
In re Mare Sutlin; leave granted to incImbe1.
AttQneys Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes Hamilton.
Estate of Laura V. H. Lynch; letters testamentarJ
granted to Gesrge O. Hit; bond, S3O. Attorney. ).
r Bond
Estate Of Charles T. Browning: order to Turn over
certain property. Attorney. II S. Hume.
Estate of Rose kraemr; petition to employ coun-
sci. Attorneys Maddox & Galley.
Estate of Michael T. Burns: motions to ffame
issues and for security for costs.
Estate of John H Robinson; petition for letters
testamentary. Attorneys. McGovcrn. Mohun
Serven.
Estate of Louis Remond letters Of administration
granted to Henry G. Finkelstein; bond. sion. At
torrey. II. c. Ffnkelstein.
Estate Of Bridget F1ahcrty; letters testamentafJ
granted to Maria Noone; bond, 5000. Attorneys, l.
A. Bailey.
Estate Of William Johnson petition for Letters
Of administration. Attorney, ]. S. Bundy.
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
No 81. In re condemnation Of pork on Meridian
Hill: continued
No S64. United States Thirty-three Cases Lon
denderry ithia Water; decree Of condemnation At
torneys s. {. Peelle-I. &. Eaton
No 81 In re widening Of First street noetheast:
hearing January %.
No $50. In re establishment Of building line west
side Thirteenth street: hearing.
No ST. In -e extension of Franklin street; verdict
finally confirmed.
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New Ycrk, Jan 13-WHEAT-Strung; light busi-
ness No Northern spring. to arrive. T. O. b,
L2iA: No. red, I. o. b., l0lk; No. 2 hard, T. o.
b., l.ess; No. l ma1ruui, I. O b., L07s; No.
Manitoba T. o. b., Loo
CORN-WeakH; fair trade. Steamer, 52s. export
basis: new No. T. O. b, 53x: new No. elevator
domestic. s.. nominal Exporters took Is luads last
night.
WHEAT Opn. High. Low. Close.
July..----..-.. Lok LUH Laoh IgK
CORN
May....-... - ..... ... 5K
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W h Hihhs 4 Co. men,
bzs Of rhe Ne~ York Stock Exchange. Hfbhs Build
ing.
New Yok, Jan li-SpinDen' takinss for this week
are estimated st $D.0o balea. as1in2 N,o0 last
visible supp6 a Amdian cotton this vesk, and
mGgzO the maximum movement has been raAchcd.
and that the visible supply viI. fium nov On shDs
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No. 52l9.-Newton w. Borden u. Southern Rail-
way Company; damages $500. AttorneyA. II. G.
kmbaH and l.. L. Mofey.
No. 5asn Ella Atwell. &c. vs. Gosmley- Pu5ntnn
Company; damages. 5000. Attorneys, G. A. Bd1y,
R F. Downing, and c. W. BcnJ.
No. 511. p. Saporzni4 3 Baltimno and Ohio
Railroad Company: appeal Defendant's attorney.
G. Z Hamilton.
No. 55,2- Savage Fne Brick Company n James
r Wyne; Judgment Municipal Court, $ll3 Attor-
ney. Burton Macafee.
No 5329. American Security and Trust Company
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company: dam
ages. 81 900 AttFneys G. A. Douglas, Panl Duh
Dey, and H H. Cbear.
No 5S24 Same ~ North British and Mercantile
Insurance COMPANY; damages. $500. AttoeneyA
same.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 20. In re Harry c. Minister; adjudication and
reference.
No 6S7. In re Samuel D. Houck rule returnable
January o.
No 10. In re Arthur l. Bssen: same.
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Equity Suits.

No 9s7i Maggie Burgdof Thomas Peter
trustee, et al: quiet title. Attorneys, Newton &
Gillett and John Ridout
No. Z@T5. Emma I. Sprinestein " AhRam r.
SprnSstein; maintenance Attorneys. Lambert 4
Yeatman-
No. Ds76 Francis L. MCGEE Unknown Heirs,
&c, a Joseph f Bailey es al quiet title. Attor-
ney. H S. Matthews.
No 2ST. Laria Moehring John II. Moehring
maintenance. Attorneys d. Wolf and W. J. Nealc.