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EQUITABLE LIFE ELECTS.
New Officials ~ Managers and
Trustees.

New Officials as Managers and
Trustees.
The board of trustees Of the Equitable
Life, recognizing the many years of
faithful service to the company Of Will
lam A. Bennett. as general superinten-
dent, has elected him second vice presi-
dent. in the capacity Of general manager.
G. Montagu Nettleship. who recently
resigned as general manager Of the Home
Life of America, was elected deputy gen.
eral manager, to act as manager of
agencies of the company.
Messrs. Bennett and Nettleship enjoy
an enviable reputation in the insurance
world. and their appointments give gen.
eral satisfaction.
Maurice D. Rosenberg. a prominent at
torney and president of the Dime Saw
ings Bank, of this city, has been elected
to the board of trustees and as counsel
os the Equitable Life.
The company recently erected a COM
modious office building, known as the
Equitable Life Building, in Fourteenth
street northwest to meet the growing
demands of its business.
Since the company's organization. in
l9O2, it has concentrated its business in
three centers-Washington. d. c.; Will
mington, Del, and Wheeling. w. Va
doing mainly a weekly premium business.
The company has now decided to extend
its sphere of operations. and has author
lied an increase of its capital stock from
100000 to $50 900. The Equitable has now
more than &.OOO,0O0 of life insurance in
force, yielding an annual income of $780,
Ss3.11. with a legal reserve of $94,05Sn.
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PRODUCE MARKET

Baltmnrr Ian. It-EtiGS-M MARYLAND. Pcnnsylva
MIA and nearby frsts per dnz-. q: Eastern Shore
MARYLAND. ard Virginia. q: Western frsts. q
Southern frsts 70: We; Virginia frsts %; guinea
eErS lrah
BITTER -Crcancrv. fancy. r.r III, Ii=a5l: do.
choice 21a2S: do. good. 2slS do. imitation. 2la5
do print la52: do blacks 1aE2: ladlc. laa2l
Maryland ard Pennsylvania rolls per H.. lSals
Obi, rolls lsals; West Virginia rolls EalS: store.
packed Is: Maryland. Virginia, ard Pennsylvania
da;ry prints. lsalS: process butter 2ias.
LIVE POCLTRY-Ctiokens young. chocr. IcI
H.. Is: do. rough and poor. laH; old hens. Per
h. heavy. Is: old. do. snail to medium. Is; old
ROSTERS per III. 10: ducks. Old. Ter lb-. l2al3
do 'oung white Pehins. fat. Ter h.. l6al'; do.
young Muscnvy nd tErcl per ID, lial3; do.
puddle DID, per h.. l5al1: pseors. old. Tair 1a2'
do. Young pair Ja2s; guinea fowl young. IL lbs.
ard over each 20; do. Young. small. each 9; do.
old each q; Gcs-r. near by. per lb "A: Western
and Southern l. do. Kent Island. lSal1: turkeys.
young fat hens. per lb.. l9a1: do. choice young
gobblcrs pcr III. lsal9: do. old toms IS; guinea
fowls, yorIns each. IL lbs. 49, do. smaller.
.: do old ..
POTATOES-White. near by. rET bus. prime. 30,
So do. Eastern Shore and Virginia bus. is5S do.
Western Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA, bus. Prime.
I,afO: scconds 4csi5; Western. bus. Urine. 5t55
sweets yellow ycr hla.. North Carolina, L.aa2 =
do. Eastern Shore. LGs2D: do. Delaware, 2oa2 5.
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Fulton r. Gordon. H2oo monthly payments. S
per cent per annum-
Meridian Hill-Lots S. 76 I9 20. 81. g. 50. and S,
block &; Sarah r. Miller trustee. ard Michael
j. Keane to the National Savings and Trust CON-
rany. trustee. to secure the American Security
and Trlst Company $1,000. years. per cent.
semi annually.
Square l7i9-L1ts i2 and IS: Edwin W. Dickle to
H. ID. Gordon and Robert 4. Heater. trustees.
to secure Fulton II. Gordon. S,50 monthly
payments. rcr cent PER annum.
Square 24c-Lot 81: Katie Z. Hayden to Howard L.
Christman. trustee. to secure Henry NJ. Taylor.
ST. monthly payments. per cent per annun.
Sauare Il9-Lots as and 10; Milo II. Sutlif Town
right and As uIardan) to JOSEPH ]. Darlington
and Blair Lee. trustees to secure the Wash
iryton City Orphan Asylum. $500. years. 5
per cent semi-annually.
Square 63i-Iot I5 Hugh ]. Phillips ct To Edwin
s. Henry and Lawrence Hufty. trustees. TO Sc
cure Charles r. Grandfield and Robert II. Nc
Neill. Sl7 50D years. rer cent. serni-annually.
Ianier Heights-Lot Es: the Imperial Apartment
House Company to Joseph W. Cox and Malcolm
Hufty. trustees. to secure Robert II. McNeill
and Charles r. Grandneid. $1,000. yenrs. s
rsr cent semi annually.
Interest (real and personal including rights frsn-
chises &c.l-National Carital Clay Products
Company to Charles A. Douglas and J. Miller
Kenyon. trustees. to secure a bond issue OF
$3.50, payable September !, 1872 per cent.
emi-annually
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. r. Hibhs o.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
New York Jan. 1.-THE market very dull to-day
and devoid of any particularly new features There
a decline Of 5 to points in the early trading
for the March. May. and July options from last
nights closing. This due to some further scat
tered local Wall street and Southern selling. But
on the slump brokers who usually represent the big
spot dealers rezlcsel their support Of the market.
and there was sufficient covering by pit traders
later to regain all this loss The market finally
ended dull and barely steady at about last night S
closing quotations. The volume Of business to-day
very small.
There absence df any important develop
menfs in the general situation to influence much
business either way. The week end statistics
are about expected. and outside speculative or
investment buying continues very small. In the
meantime. discussion among the mills. with regard
c7Irtailng production Of goods. owing to unsats-
factory business at present prices. and the un-
lIoftable working basis continues. but the tr1ds
is not expecting any general concerted movement to
n. adj
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Floral Hill-Squarc 5sos. lot 10; Anna E Belt e
vir to John r. Corycll, $40.
Kenilworth-Ints 10 tn H. block 9: John U. Gar
diner and Greed NJ. Fulton. trustees, to Oscar
A. Bazzle 5000.
Rande Highlands Square 5io4. lots is So. and s.
the United States Realty Company To John
+. McAllistsr. SO.
Ranile Highlands-Sauare $500. lot Il: the United
States Realty Company to John A. McAuiay.
SO
Randle Park. Congress HeiShiS-Squarc 59ss. lots
.. 10. Is. H. Il. Is. q. .. 2. and =: the United
States Realty Company to Gordon q. Simpson.
$la
Potomac Heishts-Lot 80. block lHs; s. T. Dorcett
ct vir to c. NJ. Stricker. $40.
Dcanwood Heghts-LOt S. section s; Eliza Rufin.
cxccutriS and trustee. to John A. Hydes, SLED.
Eslin Estate-S1uare N8 6s. Ss. and $50;
Harry NJ. Dante to Francis A. Blundon. So
County-Part Of a tract described by metes and
bounds; Emily Hoffman ct vir and Mary W..
Slorum ct vir to Emma W. Green. $40.
Chevy Chase-Squarc T4s lot 42 and 10; Fulton R
Gordon ct to Edwin W. Dickle. 2,50.
llr Eleventh street southeast-Sluare SIG. lot 8;
Barbara c. Oliver to Nellie r. Tebbs. So
llG3 Eleventh street southeast-Squarc 96. lot s.:
Nellie +. Tebbs to Basil B. Earnshaw. SO
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 5f94-Lots fs s. and S. John Z. McAlste
to J. Henry Brown and Clement II. Hilliari
trustees to secure the United States Realty tom
Iany. $780, monthly payments. per cent semi
annually.
Square 55De-Lot IL: J. A. Mc.Aulay to James Henr,
Brown and Clement B. Hilliard trustees. to -
cIre the United States Realty Company. 500
monthly payments. per cent, scmi-annually.
Square 59es-Lots 9. TO- Il. IA. II. IS. q. 2 q. and
3; Gordon q. StimIson to the American Sc
crrity and Trust Company. trustee. TO secure
the United States Realty Company, $l2.0O,
years. 6 per cent, semi annually.
Square lfe-Lot 50: {. NJ. Stricker to J. NJ.
Maupin and Thomas S. Brooks. trustees. to g.
cure S. T. Dorsett, $E5 year. Irr cent per
sun,m.
Square s1l-Lots 4 and 5; John A. Hyder ct ux.
to Geoeye r. Collins and Thomas Walker. trus
tees. to secure Se1ma p. Ryder. $50. year.
per cent smannually.
Square Dl-Part Of original lot II; Le Droit fark.
lot q. BLOCK 5: John J. Wtdmayr Ct M. to
Charles H. Baurnan and Chapin Brown, trss
teea. to secure William A. wilhefsoo. G1O. 2
yeay, 6 per cent, semi-annually.
aousre l1Ss-Int q; Harry 9. Young to II. d. Cor.
Aoa and Roegt Z Hats: snesA . ssuGss
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Ymk. Jan. H.-MlLLFEED-Steady: dull
trade. Sp1ns hTan. S 50: standard middlngs.
80: Western nd dog $40: winter wheat bran.
lOlb. sacAs. arrive. 100. city bran. in bulk.
2iE
OATS-Stad, slow inquiry. No. white. 10;
No. } white Ri-: standards ais. elevator basis
white track. Sail.
FLOUR - steady limited business kansas
straIghts lsG5Oo sacks: soft straights. Aa
i65. larrciS: sISring Iatents. 5.Jaa.S. IN bar
rcls: spring clears. ifeill
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR-Scarce; inquiry is quiet.
Choice %.
RYE FLOUR Strong; light onerinss Choice
brands. icai.6o
CuRNMEAL-Stcady: dealings slow. Kiln
drlc! for EXPORT 80; crarc meal. in baSs. Lisa
Lib
HAY -HcceiTts l.lao tons: steady: inquiry is life
less I'rimc timothy. ll2i-al.l5: No. l. LILO: No.
.. Ttzal en-: No. }. Sa8.
STRAW Receipts 10 tons: steady: light trade.
Long rye. 5yl1a5n.
LARD-LifcleSS. Prime Western. NM: city.
lo25; refined contin' mt. I.0: South American.
ll75 rr.insd Brazilian. in kegs la75: oecetcarinc.
81: lard stca-ine dull New Ypsk. T.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Jan H.-BEEvES-Receipts 2.Dl
head; trading to-day in live cattle; nnminaly
steady for all sorts and grades. Dressed beef in
moderate demand, but steady at S14all per pound
for natives sides No later cables from Great Bnt-
ain. Exports from this port to-day, 40 beeses and
go quarters Of beef
CALvES-Recripts. lss. Feeling steady for all
Sorts but trade very limited for lack S offerings.
Prime veals sold at $ll Irr 100 pounds; barnysrd
and Western calves. nominal. Dressed calves in
moderate supply and fnl steady at ra17 for city
dressed yeals and l01al2 for country dressed calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts 7T head
Sheep werc nominal. but feeling steady; lambs
steady but 10 lower fer heavy lambs. Medium
lambs sold at 6S per 100 lbs. Dressed mutton.
quiet but steady at 7as1s per h.. dressed lambs.
9i1al2 country dressed hothouse. 6oCallo per car
caSs
HOGS-Recepts. 3.2s head. None for she on
live weights ncmnally steady; country dressed
hogs, SLOW at 9al2i1 pcr lb.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Jan n.-Moncy call was nominay
IA TET cent to-day. For the past week the tone of
the call loan market easy. the range of rates
h1ng and "a Trr cent On Monday the range was
and ~ rT c7nt; Tuesday. and ;: "Wednesday
81 and ~; Thursday } and ~. and Frid,y D.
ard ~.
Time money exhibited the greatest ease at the
end OF the week. and closing quotations were the
lowest that had ruled. Inquiry for loans while fair
was unsteady. Ample funds are ots sainablc Raies
3aSis per cent for sixty to ninety days 3l-a. rer
cent for four and five months 31ai Ier cent for six
months.
Mercantile paper was issued in larger quantities
than for some time Tast. and the highest grade
names met with 4 fair demand both in the CITY
and out of town. SC1ne transactions ac-reratipr
large amounts wcrr reported Rates, ia4I. rpr cent
for sixty and ninety days indcrse,i bills rt.pyahe
and choice four to six months single names; Has,
per cent for Others
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-Cramer,. fancy, aaaoh: Western nrsis
90 seconds. 2sa29l1 process. fancy, q.
CHEESE-Ncw York State factory. new. large.
l6isar1
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia. 36a36 West vir.
ginia and Southwest Virginia, 3; Tennessee. y
storage Ga3. ~.
POULTRY-Chickens slring. pcr h.. l3aA: hens.
2al3 roosters. 10; turkeys Ha22; ducks 1sals geese
lGai3 -.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. choice. per H.. T.
ROSTERS 10: srringers Eal4; ducks Is; geese l3al4
turkeys. Na& .--'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No. l. per bus. sA7s
sweets. per bbl-. 25oa275: yams per bbi.. LZal.7
cicumhers. hotholse. dos. shl.0e; onina huA. sas6
Braseis sprouts per Qt.. r,sals: cabbage PER h.
kale. per bbl. 9hL0o: eggplant, crate. 6ooaaoo;
Florida cymlinss. p-r basket. 27sa3zs: squash. per
bol.. L0al.S: string beans, rer basket. 4.0oAkO:
lettuce. PER basket, 25osaoo: caulino~er per bbl
sooasoo: celery, per crate. AohA5o; doa.. xh7s:
turniTat pr boz. 3saoD: utahaaas. pr bbl.. Loa
2o; beta no bupches. aoak0p: spinach. pr bbl,
21aa3; popcom. per lb.. s: pepperA p1 crate.
5O0a6.D
GREEN FRuTTS-Apaes. per bbl. asuskp; or
anses. California. pr box. 24a47s: Florida, Lisa
20; lemons. Der box, AeaaAoe; tansestnes per bon.
2oAkW: pfneappaea lNa43: uapeA Nalaea. kee
4.5h7.o; peaFs. fae0 Ketes. pr bad, leAlS:
ssnhssss. pr -. lHaao: - ~. asos,AA
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTCE ANDERSON,


No. 5l6S. kimball vs.. Quebec Steamship Com
rany: Judgment verdict for defendant. Attorneys
II. q. kmbaI and II. f. Davis. II. Hayden
No. 5l6'o. Mackenzie vs. Grouse; motion for new
tlal filed. Attorneys. w. J. Lambcrt-H. L. Davis.
Assignments for Monday January l6
No. Il. Pritchard Baltimore and Ohio Rail
rad Company ct al. Attorneys. ODonoghue- lam
ilton.
No. -. Cohen Us. United States Express Com
Iany. Attorneys. Brosnan Tobriner-Birney.
No. lE. Rafferty, S. Fisher ct al. Attorneys.
COlloday-Johnstun.
No. li5 TYLER Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, Richarison-Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No. la3. Sayers Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. decentralization. Colbert. Yerkes &
Hamilton.
No g. Taylor Commission Company Moses-
Attorneys Burkart-DavLs.
No 80. Turner vs. Suonan. Attorneys. Gies-Pe-
tsr.
No Is. Shipley vs.. Safrank. Attorneys Mackey.
LiT~crnb. ard Ryan-IassIe.
No. lis. Jcnes, trustee vs. CAN'T Attorneys.
Haydrn-Alwari
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Mercantile Saving Fund Society.

We. the undersigned the President and a ma
jcrity Of the Board Of Trustees II the MERCAN-
TILE SAVING FUND SOCIETY. Of Washington,
D. C.. do hereby certify that the capital stock OF
said corporation is sloO.o0C0 and Is fully paid in.
and that the existing debts of the Society amount
to 81. $3.50.
tSinedl II. ]. CROssON.
J. u. LEONARD,
G. e. LACEY.
J. 4. MOVES
CHAS. n. kOONES. q
Trstees-
czni!c Saving Fund Society of tho District Of Co
immtia do hereby that the facts stated in the
above certificate true to the best of my k,owl-
edge and belief.
jsig,ed) I c. Z. LACEY.
President.
Subscribed and sworn to he!cre me. . nUtary pub
lie in and fer the District Of Columbia. this Eth
day Of January. A. ID. ~
(ssai) d SnsdL) 8. A. TERRY.
Notasy ruhaie nO
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Rrgular call. L. o'clock noon:
CAPITAL Traction IS. $50 at ll3
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $500 at s4A.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS. $500 at
lGs
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 9 at 6A
at s64.. s s6ss. . at s6A. 3 at g. 3 at s.. 5
az s.. =, at s..
Washington Gas. 10 at ~.
LanstCn. 10 at On.
East Washington Savings Bank. 20 at igic.
After call-W ashng:on Gas. at IN. ID at ~.
McrErnthaer II rs.
Washington Railway and Electric CON-. 100 at D,
100 at y. 100 at -
Following the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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PLAN. JOINT INSTALLATION.

Ladies' Of Maccabees to Hold Ex.
ercises Tuesday.
Liberty Hive, No. I: District Hive, No.
s. and Washington Hive. No. 3. Ladies
of the Maccabees Of the World. will hold
joint installation of oncers in the main
auditorium Of Pythian Temple next Tues
day.
Mrs. Melva J. Caswell. State comman-
der. will ofIiciate. assisted by Mrs.. Helen
Myers as lady Of ceremonies: Aio Ma
rie Myers as pianist, and Miss Thsama
Payne ~ captain Of the guards.
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Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

Assignments for Monday. Jan 6:
No. 10. Onley Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys. ODunughus-H Hamilton
No. ls Coleman Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company Attorneys. Gariner-Minor
No. n Brand Fisher 4 90. Attorneys,
Rhodes 4 Hcndry-Hamilton & Colbert.
No. 81. Sctrr Narnell Son. Attorneys.
Ncwmycr-Syme
No. IS. Simmons. Harrison 60. Barker.
Attorneys Lecklc. Fulton Cox-Hamilton. Col
bert. Yerkes 4 Hamilton
No. 3. United States Smoot. Attorneys. Viii
son-JohnSon-
No. 10. Muir & Co. TaSgart-F Fraser Co. At
torneys Wilson 4 Bark sdale-Lerkie Fulton 4 Cox.
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Criminal Court No.

No. s36 United States ". Theodore SIFpcSsc-
car1Ial knowledge: rcuG1nizanCe i'll 500. with :. II
Walker. surety. taken.
No. G5l3. United States vs.. Thomas Young. as
sault with a dangerous weapon; motion for Ies
trial fled.
No. gD. United States VS.. Richard Jones sane
same.
No. G3s2 United States vs.. Samuel Litchfeld
larceny; warrant of rrmoya! from Eastern district
Pennsylvania.
Assignment for Monday. Jan. l6:
United States vs. James Anderson.
Arraicnments
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Circuit Court No. g.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


Assignments for January IS:
No. 10. Russell vs.. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys Wilson 4 Barksdale-Brown. Ernest &
Douglas
No. ls Taylor Weber. Attorneys, Mcnamara
4 Huidchorrr- -Tobrincr.
No. IA. Richards vs.. Washington Railway and
Elotric Company. Attorneys. Irrntiss-Darinston.
No. 10. Rcpetti VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric COMPANY. Attorneys. Georgr r. Williams
Perry 4 Son and q. T. Dunlop.
No. 2l6 Lane &c. VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Ambrose 4 Hillyer-
Darlington.
No 10 Merillat. administrator. vs. Chesapeake
Beach Railway Company. Attorneys, kcppicr 4
Merillat-Mckenney L. fiannery.
No. -. DennIson Baltimore ard Ohio Rail
ruad Company. Attorneys. Bowen L. Handy-Ham-
iton.
No. %. Clares Douglas ct al. Attorneys. Cur
riden 4 Bailey-Symc 4 Donaldson.
No. lB. Bcall United States Trust Company.
Attorneys. Lambert & Ycatman-Doug:ass Baker.
No. aS. AppieSarth Southern Railway Com
pany. Attorneys. Carter Bruoke-Hamilton.
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equity SO0IS NOs
JUSTICE STAFFORD
No 167S. Nicplaids vs.. Afieck; rule retnrnable
January %. Attorneys. b. II. Warner and G. L
Sullivan.
No. E6S. In re Arthur L. Bisscll; sale ratifed
and rf.-:n Attorneys. Ale, ander Wolf and W. Z.
English.
No. 271. Castle Va Murphy; bill dismissed. At
torneys. c. A. Barnard and W. 4. Ambruse-W. H.
Wahlcy. ID. Rothschild, &. +. Digs. and 7. H.
Hogan.
No. ESQ Kensinston VI. Kinsington ct Al: or
der for allowance ,by Justice BarnardD. Attorneys.
Hamilton & Goblet
Assignments for January Is:
No. - Washington Brick and Terra Gotta Com
plny -s- Mcdonnell. AttLne.s. Gertman Ridout
-Burkart, Shoses. Warren
No. 50. Lewis Tnbbey. Attorneys. Gardiner
Brown 4 Laskey.
No. lol. Mcintosh vs.. Mcintosh. Attorneys.
Hughes Gray-Tayi1
No Ie. Fl:ar IS. Fullar. Attorneys, Je1ords-
Hichborn.
No los. Haywood vs. Haywood. Attorneys.
Archer 4 Smith-Dckey
No lT. Witt vs. Witt. Attorneys. Newmyer,
Rosenberg Steaman-Tepper.
No. !09. Scott vs.. Scott. Attorneys, Hemans &
Collins-SuvAn & Sctt-
No. Ill Ltchhed Litchheid Attorneys.
COombe-Cottif.
No. lB Coleman Coleman. Attorneys. stear-
man-Maclonald
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Bankruptcy Court.
Equity Suits.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. III. In Harold II. Lantz; Adjudication and
reference.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

The United States Treasury report indicates thu
condition at the beginning cf bgsine7s yesterday:
Working balance in Treasury Offices 64s =
In banks and Philippine 81 622 0is
Total balance in Treasury fund ........ si78 IL:
Treasury receipts yesterday ............. L9lO Ii
Treasury disbursements yesterday ....... 2sss SO
The deficit to date this fiscal year Is s. ,1de,93 a
against 81 .64l 5S this time last year.
Panama Canal and public debt figures not in
cluded in this statement
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NJ. @1s Christie Nicclaidis Philip 6. AZ
flick injunction and Lrtins. Attorneys, 3. II.
Warner and G.. +. sullivan.
No. ss.o. Washington Loan ard Trust COMPANY
trustee vs. Arthur T. fsandle ct al; construction
Of deed agreement. and injunction. Attorney. J. b..
Llrncr.
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Hold Youth. for Grand Jury.

Charged with stealing the life savings
of Francis Griffin, Of 349 q street south
west the day before Christmas, Charles
d. Hickey and James Magruder waived
O preliminary hearing yesterday and
were held for the action Of the grand
jury.
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washinsto. Man Honored.

John H. Shreve, member Of the firm Of
William o. Shreve & Sons. commission
merchants. Of Washington. was unani-
mously reelected secretary OF the Ma
tidnal League OF Commission Merchants
in Minneapolis, MINI.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate cf Antoinctte DE 5. ChriSiani petition for
letters testamcntary. Attorney. J. Il. Iarner.
Estate # Catherine Il. Mum: same. Attorney.
D. y. Houston.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany had a field day on the local ex.
change yesterday when more shares
were sold than the aggregate Of several
months previously. Prices were firm
and the stock sold for S6A and 81. The
common stock sold at IS.
Washington Gas brought ~ and TX
ex-dividend.
Lanston sold at 4A; Mergenthaler
brought 215.
The Comptroller made call on national
banks a week ago. and although Satur-
day is the one day in the week when de-
positS are least on account of pay rolls
the showing by Washington banks Is
reported good.
New York made sharp calls for money
in the first days of the. week that had
some noticeable effect upon the money
market here. Still, some banks are loan
ing on collateral at per cent, though
the more uniform per cent rules.
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Rankruptcy Petition.

No. IL In. re Harold II. Lantz. druggist .
Seventh street southwest. voluntary; liabilities
81. rs; assets 81. .Gg5. Attorney. II. H. Hollander
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L.awauit.

No. 5s.5 District National Bank VS. The Lincoln
National Bank ii. N. Coudry. and +. II. Ccudry
note 81 CO., Attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon & Macfar-
land.
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New York Jan H.-WHEAT-IneiIlar; hard
winter. higher. No. l Northern spring. TO arrive.
f. O. h.. 1.23ls: No. red. f. o. b., LOOK. No. 2
hard. T. o. b.. LIZ; No. l macaroni. f. o. h.. L07S
No. Manitoba. +. D. b.. L0s. Reported for export
nothing.
CORN-Stcady: fair trade. Steamer 52i. export
basis; No. 2. (. O. b., 53i1; new No. elevator
domestic ST. nominal Exporters took Il loads re-
Gently, part for February. March. and April.
WHEAT Open High. Low. Close.
May. lGSs l0sA l0oI-6 l0s
CORN
May 50
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

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The Washington herald., 1911-01-15
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
; Title Insurance COMPANY

ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
District Title Insurance Company,
INCORPORATED under the LAWS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
We hereby certify that the capital stock ri the
above company is $50 0Oo.OO. fully paid. and that
the company has debts outstanding except cur
rent expenses.
(SiSnedD F. l.. SCHMIDT.
THOMAS 7. WOODWARD.
A. 6. BISHOP.
r QUINCY SMITH.
CHARLES q. ALLEN,
GEORGE F. HANE.
WM +. MATTINGLY.
ALEXANDER T. HENSEY
solemnly swear that the above il a true and
cnrrect r,port Of the condition of the assets and
liabilities of The District Title Insurance Com
pany January !, 1911
tSigned.) WILLIAM CLABAUGh.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Suhscritsd and to before this 5th day
of Jannary. 4. II. 1911.
(SirnedJ HENRY +. COOPER.
Notary Public.