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The Washington herald., 1911-07-15
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Strength of Commodity Traffic Maintained
High Class Produce Scarce-Iron and
Steel Future Optimistic

New York, July AR. G. Dun's week
ly review tomorrow will say in part:
prevalence of high temperatures
throughout the country have adversely
affected business, notably in retail lines.
The grain markets, after advancing
sharply early in the week. reacted on
news Of abundant rains in many sec
tions OF the drought area. Trustworthy
advices from the exposed territory show
that the injury has probably been ex-
aggerated, and that fairly heavy rain
fall in the next four OF five weeks will
repair much Of the damage done.
Further Improvement in steel and
iron has been noted in the Pittsburg dis
trict, where the mills are working well
up to their June capacity. A notable
feature has been the enlarged demand
for structural material in the West, and
also In connection with some OF the large
building enterprises in the East Foreign
trade continues highly favorable, the
notable feature being the continued in
crease Of exports over last year.
THE dry goods trade shows a hesitant
tone, although conditions are sound and
prices firm; arrangements are being made
to attract buyers through the organiza-
ton of special sales next week. The
movement Of footwear is satisfactory,
and the leather market rules notably
strong.
I'm response to the broader demand
for finished materials the steel mills are
rapidly resuming operations. Curtail-
ment of mill operations is still very
large in all textiles.
Abundant grain harvests are indicated
by the government report for July, al
though early expectations will not be
realized, as rather serious damage to
the growing crops is confirmed"
The Washington herald., 1911-07-15
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six f1rlOnsS Daniel O'Grady
lO4 tGrifhnl, TO l, won; BrOndener, lO7 (Grandl,
TO 2. second; Day Bell. lT (Cullenl. out third
Time I:H rs. Bertha d. and MassasOit also ran-
SECOND RACE-SiT furIongS. Tom Shaw IZ3
tGrand), even, won; Rusticana. lN Whitel / to 2
second; Seymour Beutler. 100 CTrUHlerl, out third
Time Is IS. Frank Nayin also ran.
THIRD RACE-Tee May. l04 (White), 2 to l,
won: DOnaldO, ll3 CTroxlerl. even. second; Kings
Guinea, uS (Hofmanl, TO 3, third. Time LII 25
King Of the Mist, Won LAer. and Coal Chute also
ran
FOURTH RACE-One and onesi1teenth miles.
Dorothy Webb, lO6 UeTeel. 70 z won; New Star,
81 (Steinhardtl, TO 2. second; MirdH, 10 MAT
thewsl. out, third. Time, l:s9 S5 Profile. Oberon,
and Lord Wells also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FOur and one-half furlongs. Isa-
bel Case. lOl CARROLL. l to 2. won; StArboard.
Ill (Gorel, even, second; Fleming. Ill Hoffman,.
TO s. third Time, 656 SS. Donovan Shepherd 5
Song. Billiard Ball, and Lady Hapsburg also ran.
SIXTH RACE-FOur and one-hRf furlnngs. Peep
Over, Ill tTroIler), to 2, won; CarriSsima, lol
(Girondo). 10 2 second; Bonnie Bee, lO9 (Bauer).
out, third. Time, O56 S5 Sally Savage also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Four and one-half frlonES.
GIipian, III Dreyerl. to s, won; Cousin Peter.
III (Grand). to s. second Silk 100 (TrUHlerl out
third Time, O:57 Is. Equation and PraisewUrthy
also
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New York, July 14-Bradstreets weekly
review tomorrow will say in part:
''The events Of the week have been
mainly favorable, the occurrence Of rains
in drought stricken sections staying
the further deterioration of the corn
crop; the maintenance Of fattering con-
ditions as to the cotton crop outlook, and
the widening of the activity in the iron
and steel trade.
THE strength Of commodity prices par
ticularly foods, noted in June has been.
generally speaking. maintained thus far
in July. This week. while wheat and
cotton are lower, new high levels have
been made and largely held in corn, oats,
most kinds Of live stock, eggs, and a
variety of vegetables. Wheat has eased
about cents on freer interior offerings.
Corn is up about cents, and oats have
moved slightly higher on the reports of
some damage to the early crops.
Live stock, except sheep. are higher
at the West. The egg market has been
also affected by the heat, and high-grade
goods are scarcer and higher. Dairy
products are firm. Cotton has declined
30 to 40 points on reports OF rains in
Texas, and talk Of bumper yield. Mid
summer duIlness in the wool trade is ac-
centuated by the uncertainty ruling as
to possible tariff changes
THE iron and steel industry scored ad-
vances, and the outlook for the final part
Of the half year is certainly more op-
timistic than 1t was. Finished lines lead
as regards new demand, but pig iron is
also in better request.
Business failures for the week ending
July 13 were 1S6, against $50 last week,
and 202 in the like week of 1910"
The Washington herald., 1911-07-15

New York, July 14-On the day preced-
ing thO Fourth of July recess three years
ago the turnover in stocks on the stock
exchange was 71,OO9 shares. There was a
day In March, 1906, when sales totaled
only 6s. 800 shares. With these two excep-
tions the market to-day was the dullest
Of all the five-hour sessions in decade.
There was one hour in which the total
was but 10000 shares and another hour In
which only 5000 shares changed hands
and the total for the day was the inslg-
niicant amount. Of $500.
Taking the market as whole trading
was unworthy Nof comment, price move
ments being in narrow range and price
changes on the day being inconsequential
and insignificant. The few spectators
who remained in town after the intense
heat of the early days Of the week tooh
a lansuid interest in such movements IN
specialties as gains in the Cotton Oll
shares. Texas Company International
Harvester and Union Pacific preferred
and losses in Ameican Ice and Underwood
Typewriter.
The advances in the cotton oil shares
were attributed to the continuation OF ex-
celIent prospects for the cotton crop and
In International Harvester to improve
ment in the general agricultural condi-
tions. Touching upon Union Pacific pre-
ferred was a revival of the old story OF
a contemplated segregation of assets
which has seemed less probable than ever
before since the company won the suit
brought by the government to dissolve It
Reactions Are Evident.
American Ice, which had advanced ir
the early days of the week, reacted to
the accompaniment of the news of IN
vestigation by the county and municipal
authorities The decline of points IN
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LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACF-FITe furiongs. Jennie Geddes. lO7
CiOuntain). $40. won; COmmoner's Touch, liz
tobert. $50 second; Ehsl Ssmson. lG (Goose),
$50. third. Time, l90l rs. Etel Vene, Sarah
Chenaut, Nancy Crater, Stamps. Betty Fuller.
Elsie HerndOn. HeinOus and Addie B. also
SECOND RACE-SM furlOngA AaInitOs, III
tKoerner), $50 won; Star Rose. 10 Kennedy,
81. second; Yanker llO (Rice), $50, third Time,
IA. Forty Miner, Con Curran, Andrew Josa. Fair
child. John Robert, FOretop. Calipe and Fore
caster also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six fIrlopgs. Delaney 100 (Wil-
sOn, so, won; John Griffin II, lOs (Rice). $50,
second; Ethclda, lO5 tGoOsel $780, third. Time.
:l3 Helene, McIToT. Bal:onia, Austin sturteEant,
Joan dare, Lady Orimar Marsand, King Of YOlo.
and Sebago also
FOURTH RACE-ODe mile. LAbold s6 Q2ossD
$50 30. won; White WOOL o6 tBurtonl. $3.50. second;
County Tax. % tCallRhan) SL9O third. Time. 13i9.
Mary Davis. Ella Bryson, and Waldo also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mils snd seventy yards Swan
nanOa, IO4 (KoCrner). 81, won; Bell Horse, log
CAM. $50. second; Adams Eapress 100 (Riee).
$50. thipd. Time l:i2 IS. hOrnAck. Fireman. and
Hazel Burke alsJ ran
SIXTH RACE-Aine and 4 siKtsenth. Setback,
lO5 (Rne), 5000. won; Emily Lee. lo7 (McCaheyl.
$50. second; STARTER. 90 (Callahan). 3d. third
Time. IA7. IriEh Kid, Alica Kitty Fisher Halde-
man. Leopold, Belfast, Bob Co. and Marlborough
asO ran.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Estate Of Emna II. Ward; letters testamsntarJ
granted TO Emile K. BOisOt; bond. 5000. Attor-
ney, ]. B. Laner.
Estate Of Fannie Henderson; will dated April Is.
1911, filed.
In re ]. Arthur Jones; petition for leave TO sell
infants real estate. Attorney. +. G. Coldren-
Estate Of Sergey D. SmOlianmOtf; order 70 sell in
terests in patent.
In 70 Arthur ]. She'd; Catherine o. Border ap-
pointed ancillary guardian; bond, $500 Attorney
Z. L. GieS.
Estate Of Joseph C. Ford; letters of sdminiSt-a'
ton granted 10 II. J. McIiinnis and Joseph L.
Sheehy; bond S.OO1 Attorney, d. W. Baker.
In re Wihelmina Gerhard; order ratifying sale
Attorney. Montague & Morarity.
In re estate Of Abbie Paul; order 10 settle claim
and borrow money.
Estate Of Catherine NJ Cooncy; order on e1cep
tiOna
Estate Of Mary o'CouneIl; will dated May Q
I9Il filed.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

566see bushels; shipments from eleyators 2 Dc
bushels New Southern wheat Is meeting with
prompt sale from day 10 day, and with receipts
liberal the market rules steady. Sales of cargoes
on grade at ssH for No. . rcd, s6H for No. red
s5H for SPECIAL bin steamers eik for stock steamer
sOA for special bin rjc,ed ~ for stock rejected
and TX for drier rejected. Bag lots by sample Al
10 quality and condition. brought 80. IS. s.. S.
and 81 per bushel. Foreign markets were easier.
cOIiN-Stnek in elevators, Ss3.s79 bushels; ship
nlsnts from elevators, 6.s3 bushels. There Is good
demand in eVidfnce for prime Southern corn, but
the Enallness Of receipts restricts activity. Quote
Track yellow corn Cor domestic delivery at fsza7l
Per bushel for car lots spot. The market fo1
cob corn to-day was steady On basis Of S6Oa3 g
pr barrel fE prime yellow near b.
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NEWS WALL STREET
Dull Session Caused by Lack of Interest Reac-
tion in Stocks Fouows Manipu-
L1tiOn in the Past
Iation in the Past.

! Underwood Typewriter seemed TO De
continuance of a natural reaction from
the excessive manipulation which car
ried the price up TO Ill a short time ago.
Apart. from these rather uninportant
considerations neither the news nor gos-
sip of the day contained anything Of
any direct market interest whatever. In
the commodity markets the feature was
break of 1% to rs cents in wheat, due
to heavy arrivals Of new wheat at the
interior centers, the failure of Chi
cago house with heavy speculative COM
mitments in wheat, and the continuance
of favorable weather in the Important
spring wheat sections OF the Northwest.
Abundant rains in large sections of
Kansas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska i'm
proved corn prospects. News from the
cotton belt was also favorable, and the
cotton options were steady at prices
close to the low range recently estap-
lished
Predictions regarding the bank state
ment were again confused by the heavy
payments to the subtreasury on account
of subscriptions for the Panama bonds
by the considerable interest and dlvi-
dend disbursements to be made to-mor-
row and by the return flow from the
interior of the July interest and divi-
dend disbursements.
The banks have gained heavily from
the interior, but have lost more heavily
to the subtreasury, and a decrease in
cash IS looked for. This may be offset
by a contraction in loans, and, at any
rate, with the last payments on the
Panama bonds due tomorrow. It is Ger
tain that the rapid flow of money from
the interior will soon greatly strengthen
reserves.
Money rates continued easy as on pre-
vioIs days Of the week despite the large
and intricate money movements of the
| week
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Circuit Court No. 2.


No. 5S25. Andrews vs.. Royal Benefit Society; mo-
tion for security for costs continued Attorney, NJ
F. Mangan-S. V. Hayden .
No. 6Ssl. Gibbons ct al. vs. White: suggestion Of
death Of W. l. Cunningham and J. L. Cunningham
and Fannie Bailey be made parties plaintiff under
taking for costs approved. Attorneys, H. W. Wheat
ley-G0rion & GOrlOn.
No. 5z54. YermiIlOn vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company; time to file transcript extended At
tOrneys Leckie Fulton Il CON-G. z. Hamilton
No. 55l8. Bdcs Ts. Curtis; ame Attorneys, @.
F. Collins and @. II. Hemans-M. n. Richardson
and ]. A. Cobb
No 5S49 United States en- rel. Kieh. r., Ts. Ing.
ham; demurrer OEeTuled and rule discharged. AttoF-
neys F. 5. Pery-E. II. Thomas
Ma 5l9s6. Craig. administration, Parish. admin
istntor; verdict Eet aside and new trial granted.
Attorneys. +. W. Hackett-HoImes Conrad and Leigh
ROliDsDn
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July ALIVE PoUuTRY-srr4ns
chickchs. large. per ibl. q: do. small to medium
h.. %; old hens. heavy PEI Ib.. Is: do, snail Z
medium. IS; old roorzeTs. per Id, .; dnekn. yosma
white Pekins, fat, Der lh. II; do. young muscoFy
and mOugd. Il; da. puddle. large. II spring ducks
lbs and over. PER lb. lsai7; pigeons old pair, 81
do. young, %; guinea fowl n
BUTTEh-cs Creamery. fency. pr ID. zaGke; do.
choioe. per III, zs2l; do. good. per h.. za72: do,
imitation. PER ID, isaD; DO, print per lb., &aI,
g. bioeH. 2sazs ladle. ID. Hsls: Maryland ana
4e.uglFania ros per ID, l6aiF; Ohio rolls, Ter ID,
- Nslt Hirfinia rcllA p4 ID, 81; storepacEsd,
f. -; nalrlahd Virginia, and Psnnsylvanin
dail1 1snt1 l1t n lsH procs1s butter. H. inazilk
EGGS lI1rIlanf. PrunUlFania. and nearshy
allts to4 o. ~, E4slen EhcEe. Naz5innd and
YiEgiains i1s o. III Western nrzls. Ohio los od,
Ina. lue e. Neltsi; riinse. psr doz.. ssa
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations Furnished BY W. B. HIbhs & Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
ing.
New York July I.-AfteF an early decline,
which carried the contract list 10 new levels foE
the downward movement, the market showed a
better tone to-day. II is not admitted that the
drought has been entirely relieved throughout Texas
but temperatures lower, and the blstering heat
which has threatened to dry up the crop has
given way to more normal ccnditionS
The cotton crop now, however, IL improving.
That Is to say, blooms and boTs are daily leading
the plant for its final effort and under thess cundi-
tious injury to the crop can take place which
has heretofore been Impossible. Heavy rains over
the Lower Missssippi Valley throughout the entire
boil weeTil district Of that section have brought
that insect into the market as factor Of crop
destruction.
Liverpool futures closed irregular at one point
advance to one and one-hRh points decline as COM
pared with the previous close. Manchester quoted
yarns quiet; cloths quiet and unchanged Eight
thousand bales Of spot cotton sold in Liverpool
to-day at threa points Advance to F.Y6 for mid
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. July lA-wHEAT-weak; fairly active
trade. No. Northern spring. to arrive, f. o. b..
lf; No 2 red. now, T. o. b., 81; No 2 hard. I. o.
b.. %; No. maoaroni f. o. b., sel1i No. Mani
tobs f. O. b, LQfS. Exporters took 10 loads No.
red slso sold to shippers 10000 bushels new No.
red at 9las2, c. i. T.. New York
CoRN-strong; light business. Steamer, 70. eH
port basis; No q T. o. b.. Il: No. 2 elevator, do
mestic Y. Exporters took nothing.
MILLFEED-Strong; moderate dealings. Spring
bran, 500; standard middlings, &s5; Western red
dog. 500; winter wheat bran, In lOolb. sacks, to
arrive z.oo; city bran, in bulk, 2.D.
OATS-Strong; moderate demand. No. white
5gt No. white 52s; Standards 50, elevator basis
white, on track, 5lza55,
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July H.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at rs per cent; highesk,
N; lowest, z; closing at 2 per cent. Most of the
loans were made at 29s per cent.
Time money was unchanged The slightly better
demand already noted continued. and the Volume
Of business was better. Ample funds were to be
had at the asked prices RATES, ~ per cent for
sixty days. 5 per cent for four months. 81 per
cent for five months. Sssa3z per cent for SIX and
seven months.
Commercial paper is unchanged at par cent fOE
the best names.
London discounts, IL per cent; on LIS pr cent
Berlin discylAts. u per cent; of g per cent.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-15
Gunboat Sent to HAITI.

In response to a request from Mr..
Livingston, at Cape Haitien, the Navy
Department yesterday ordered the gun
boat Petrol from Guantanamo to that
port. The consul, in a cablegram to the
State Department, stated that the revo-
Iutionists threaten that port and also
Fort Liberte, where there are consider
able American interests to be protected
by the gunboat.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-15
ON The EXCHANGE

Selling to face value of $4,000. Po-
tomac consolidated IS, which have been
one of the most active Issues in the bond
list this week, easily led the market al
yesterdays session of the stock exchange
The price has been. advancing steadily
for some time. and yesterday a new high
level was reached with the first sale
when 1900 worth OF the bonds went a
1o2 IL The remainder of the transac.
tions were at prices ranging from that
price to 102 Ia
The Washington herald., 1911-07-15
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York, July Ain the live stock market TO
day choice dryfed beeTes were l0c higher; other
dun and barely steady; bulls and cows lOal5
higher. The yards were cleaned. Ordinary to yer,
choice native steers a7Oa7W per 100 pounds; bulls
4. 4.5ea5.40; extra do, $50; cows. 225ol5; no rea
common cattle offered. Primo Veals steady; other
q trife weak; buttsrmik calves 25c lower ordfnar,
to fairly prime Veals s0Oa9.25; culs, 800; butter
milks, E75; city dressed veals IISaI5; eountr,
dressed do, ia
Sheep steady. 25Oa4Oo; culls. L5oa20; lambs
I0aZo IcweT, 5.ooaTso culls. asoalsS
Hogs steady.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-15
Bang Examiner Promoted.

owen T. Reeves, Jr, the national bank
examiner for the District of Columbia,
has been promoted to the vacancy in
Chicago caused by the transfer OF Exam
iner Rorebeck TO New York. Mr.. Reeves
has been a national bank examiner for
about eight years, and has examined
banks and handled difficult banking sit
uations in about every State. He has
fairly earned the promotion OF examiner
in the second largest city In the United
States. Mr.. Reeves is from Bloomington,
I'll
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-ReEular call. u O'Clock noon
Potomac cons S. 5000 at l025S. 81 900 at l02&.
SlOo0 at l02a 500 at l0H, 5000 at lG2S ZOO al
l02&, 500 at .0eE s., 600 at lo2% 81 900 At l02S
ZOO at lD2A. NOOO at l02S, 5000 at l0eS, sou
a: l02K. $1,000 at lo2H, 500 at l02k, 500 at l12<
Potomac Electric S. 900 at l06h
Capital Traction, 3 at II.
Washington Railway & Electric con-, at g. 10 at
42h, 25 at E2la Is at Z 4. 50 at 2a
Washington Railway q Electric pfd., 3 at g.
Mergenthaler. 10 at rs 10 at Is 10 At Is, 10 at
rs, 10 at rs, 50, at Us, 10 at rs
United States Trust 10 at l22A
After call:
Washington Gas 100 at g. 10 ct Sk-
Following prices were posted yesterday:
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GINS SeIIs OF.

Washington Gas jumped into the trad
ing to the extent OF no shares after call,
selling OF an entire point under the price
of Thursday in all but ten shares. The
first sale, for 100 shares, brought 81. The
following sale was at 81 is, still an en-
tire point under the high mark for the
week.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotntions furnished b. ". B. Hfbbs d Co,
members Of ths Chicago Stock Exchange. aIbbs
Building
Chicago, July H-wHEAT-weak, declining 2aS,S
on heavy receipts. July SSsSas5A September, &E
December, ok; May 94lA
CoRN-Strong; y higher. July, 65S; 5eptsnbeT,
Ga57h; December. 90; May 66A.
OATS-ActiEe and firm; higher. July, 465Sa
"a; SeptenbE, E75S; December. 4sEs; May. 5lR
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District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. seA In lot L, block l3, square $3.50;
verdict confirmed.
In re extension II Van Buren street northwest
order Of publication.
No 957. In re lot Il block g for Central High
School award cUnfuned, SC
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No 3O3l5 Edward johnson ct al William
II. AIanogue; carcel deed Attorney. J. E. Pad
gett.
No SO3l6 Creed VI. Fulton and A z L.
Leckis trustee ct al; substitute trustee AttCr-
ney, c. VI. Fulton.
No SoaI7 William H Arnold " Bugsns F.
Arnold; partition. Attorney, Irving Williamson
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The Safest Investments
THE DISTRICT TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY
TIT 18th Street Northwest.

At a meeting of the board of direc-
tors OF the above company, held on the
18th day of July, the regular semi-an-
nual dividend of per cent, together
with an extra dividend of l per cent on
the capital stock of the said company
was declared payable out of the earn
tngs for the six months ended June 30
1911.
The books for the transfer Of stock
will be closed on the 18th day Of July.
1911, and remain closed until July 80,
1911, on which date the said dividend
will be paid. WIN. CLABAUGH,
Secretary,
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WEEKLY BANK cLEARTEGs.

New York. July l4.-Bank elearinss in the United
States for the week ended July u aggregate Ssoz
I7soOO asainst S5.iE2ls.o0 last week and 500.
$500 in this week last year. Following are the
returns for this week with percentages Of chang.
frou, this week last ysar;
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MergenthaIer stock Active.

Mergenthaler was fairly active. selling
10 shares at 225 This is slight falling
of from Thursdays figures, but the
typesetting stock is showing no signs of
serious weakness.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.. mem
bers Of the New York stock Exchange. Hibos
BUILDING
Call money: Open ~; nigh 2A low, 2k close, rs.
SALE of SHARES BY HOURS
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Railway Common Quiet.

Washington Railway and Electric COM
mon stock was comparatively quiet.
though strong. Eighty-one shares chang
ed hands altogether, eighty of which
went at 42I-2. For the remaining one
share 43 was paid.
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Lawsuits.

! No. 6STsL FIorine A Albright vS Charles II.
Coz; judgment Municipal Court, $3.50. Attorney.
| G. W. Albright.
| Ma 537s, A. L Adler and W. T. Wolfe. trustees.
Vs. John U. Nussbamn ct al; Judgment Municipal
Court, SlIs50.
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THE WASHINGTON TITLE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.

At meeting OF the board OF dlrec-
tors of the above company. held on ths
18th day of July, 1911, the regular
semi-annual dividend of per cent on
was declared payable out of the earn
ings for the six months ended June 80.
1911.
The books for the transfer Of stock
will be closed on the 18th day of July
1911, and remain closed until July 80
1911, on which date the said dividend
will be paid. WIN. CLABAUGH,
Secretary.
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Bankruptcy Court.
Equity Suits.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. ~ In ne Wolf ScheiDeman; hearing on
discharge fixed for August q.
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ouotatious furnished By W. B. Hibba q o.
nembeTs Of ths New York Stock Exchange. Hib6s
Rufldfna
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III mT1TK InAEa

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CURB MARKET.

sEx dividend, 3 per cent.
tx dividend, 2 per cent
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Find 'n's'r Took ron Assswua ON CLASSIFIED pAoH
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

New York. July M-Folloring are the bond price.
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Beautiful Snow, some months ago
] cursed thee deep and cursed thee low,
SS many shS me be~rtitui lpST Words IIi "a say