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LOVELY HAIR FOR
 GIRLS AND BOYS

The man who Is bald at 50 can usu- ally blame his mother.
 It is a mothers duty to look after her childrens hair; to be sure that dressing is used that will destroy the microbes of disease. will banish dandruff and promote a growth of hair.
 Mothers who use PARISIAN SAGE neeed never worry about having bald headed sons at 90 or girls with faded coarse looking hair at any age.
 For Sorrells Drug Co. knows PARI- SIAN SAGE so well that they guaran. tee it to abolish dandruff; to stop itch ing scalp and falling hair, or money back.
 And children, as we'll as their par ents. love to use PARISIAN SAGE, for it is so refined and pleasant and makes the head feel fine instantly.
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ROOSEVELT ATTACKS
 TAFT ADMlNISTRATION
"EVlL INSTRUMENTS AND DIRTY WORK" USED IN CAMPAIGN,
 SAYS COLONEL AT OMAHA.

Omaha, Neb, April 17--lt is not a nice thing to use evil instruments in order to do dirty work" said Colonel Roosevelt in an attack tonight in 8 speech upon supporters of the Taft administration. "lt is an even less nice thing to throw the evil instru. ments aside when they are broken and loudly make believe that they are not intentional"
 Colonel Roosevelt charged that the presidents managers with the help less acquiescenee of MT. Taft" were relying solely upon the support of the 'bosses who stand for what is worst in our political life"
 There is not one state out of 10 in which Mir Taft would have any chance if the vote were left to the people themselves,7 he asserted Lat CT on he said
 "Outsde of the delegates that rep resent either the unscrupulous use of patronage or else sheer fraud. Mir Tafts strength would be trivial and indeed negligible in the present con test
 "To profit by wrongdoing," he added, is mighty little better than actually to do wrong, and the admin istration is seeking to profit by his wrongdoing"
 In his address tonight he saic Senator Lorimer and Senator Penros5 recognize in MT Taft "tne kind o a progressive whom they are willins to clasp to their hearts"
 Colonel Roosevelt said the Taft del egates in southern states represent ed nothing whatever but the fed eral officeholders. and they have no even the shadow of a party behind them. Yet it is upon these states ant upon the absolute swindling in state, like Michigan, Colorado, Indiana anC Kentucky, and in the city of New York, that MT Taft's whole strengtl rests"
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who regret their leaving, but hope that he will have the success he de. serves.
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CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS.
Cook County Democratic Primary
 Election in Courts.

Chicago, April 17.--An echo of the conflict of court orders Monday which preceded the holding of rival democratic county conventions by the factions known as the Hearst Harrison forces and the Sullivan ad- herents, came today with the presen- tation of a petition to Superior Court Judge Mckinley, asking that various officials be cited for contempt of court for violating Judge McKinley's order restraining them from interter. ing with the convention.
 Judge Mckinley entered a rule against the officials to show cause April 29, why they should not be held in contempt of court
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SENATOR LoRlMER ILL.
Conflicting Reports Received as to
 His Condition.

Chicago. April 17--Conflicting re- ports were current today regarding the condition of United States Sena- tor Lorimer who has been i'll for 10 days.
 One report was that he was serl- ously ill This was denied by mem. bers of his family and by his physi- clans, who said that Senator Lorimer had improved greatly.
 oyerwork in the primary campaign and the strain of the fight to retain his seat in the senate are said to have undermined his health.
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C. ] Humphrles. for the past three years manager of the Southern Phar
 macy, and wife and child. left yes ierday for Morrillton, Ark, where MT
 Humphries has purchased drug store and takes immediate charge MT Humphries is a graduate phar. maeist and the Southern Pharmacy has prospered under his management. The couple have many friends here
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BARGAINS IN ELECTRIC AUTOS

Electric automobiles for sale at one
 third their original cost by the largest exclusive electric automobile dealers in the world, the Heerey Machine and Battery Works, 916-924 East Forty third street, Chicago, H. We can sell you any make or style of an electric automobile you like best. Standard manufacturers guarantee given with each machine. Call or phone J. P. Heerey, Marquette hotel, Hot Springs. Ark. 4-14-1w
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RA6els CONFERENCE.

Baltimore, Md, April 1.-The Cen tral Conference of American Rabbis today concluded it's twenty-third an nual convention with the reelection of Rabbi Samuel Schulman, of New York, as president and the remainder of the present officers and members of the executive committee.
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A cake and bread sale will be held by the ladies of the Orange Street Presbyterian church at the Hot Springs Pharmacy, Saturday, from 9 o'clock am until sold.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
d THoMAs c. sHoTwELL.

New York, Jan ll.-Lehigh Valley an
nounced its long expected melon to-day,
but Il was a bitter, disappointment to
Wall street. It consists Of 10 per cent
dividend payable in the stock Of the
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company. a
new corporation whose stocks, it 10 un-
derstood, unofnciany will pay per cent
dividends. Spectators have been buying
Lshigh Valley in expectation Of 9 per
cent dividend instead OF 10 per cent. and
when the facts OF this distribution be-
came known late in the day, there was
free selling OF Lehigh ana other stocks.
The result Of all the selling was that
the market closed an average of q point
below the previous day.
Stocks were heavy in the early trading
because resignation Of the French cabi-
net increased the fear Of war IN Europe.
American bankers say the possibility OF
trouble OF this kind is the chief obstacle
10 an advancing market here. War
would cause flood OF selling from Ger
man sources, and the stock market Is not
broad enough Just now to absorb a sud
den outpouring Of securities. Ordinary
liquidation has all been accomplished,
and most Of the factors that make for
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12

occupied By 81. John's p. z. Church. a,
Sixteenth and II streets. to the yesfry OF
thar parish The title to this plot OF
ground has been IN dispute for many
years, running back to the early days OF
the establishment OF the scat OF govern
ment at Washington.
The land Involved embraces about twen-
ty-eiEht feet on the north side OF the lot
ana twenty-elght feet on the south side.
and was part Of the original Federal ter
ritory.
Equitable Life Insurance Company.
The stockholders OF the Equitable Life
Insurance Company. at the annual meet
ing on Tuesday, elected trustees as fol-
lows: william A. Bennett. George J.
Bessler, Henry P. Blair. Augustus Burg
dorf, Allen c. Clark. Appleton p. Clark,
jr., W. Gwynn Gardiner. Edward E. Rap
ley, william II. Rapley, Maurice d.
Rosenberg, Joseph Sanders. Nicholas H
Shea, Luke C. Str1der. John s. SWORN
stedt, and Henry X. Willard. Odicers
were elected as follows. John 5. SWORN
stedt, president: Henry P. Blair. first
vice president: William A. Bennett sec
ond vice president; Allen c. Clark, sec
rotary; Maurice d. Rosenberg. counsel;
Gilbert A. Clark, actuary.
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RIvERDALE IN THE FIELD.
Meetfag of Baseball Candidates 4.
Called for To-mOErow Might.

speuA 10 Ibe Nashington Helnld
Hyattsville. Nd, Jan. u.-ManageF
Harvey z. Smith. Of the Riverdals base
ball club. has issued q call for a meet
ing Of the members Of the team. to be
held IN the club rooms at Risdon's Hall
Saturday evening at S o'clock.
The purpose Of the meeting is to or
Eanize the team for 1872 and Manager
Smith extends an invitation to any one
in the Deighborhood possessing baseball
ability.
Manager Smith proposed at this meeting
to inaugurate he Prince George County
Baseball League. An invitation Is ex-
tended TO every team IN the county to
have a representative at this meeting,
and the probabilities are that Laurel
Berwyn. Riverdale, HyattSville, Bladens-
burg. Brentwood, and Mount Rainier win
enter teams.
The Riverdale team closed the season
OF lsn by defeating the BladsnsburE
club, which claimed the championship OF
the county. two straight games Cole,
who pitched fine ball for the Maryland
Agricultural College. who was River
dale's star slab artist last season, has
just returned from Ohio. where he went
to recuperate from a serious illness, and
Is IN fine condition.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

0uo,ntio.s sl.sn bssou a. for lazrs ielE 10
BEN pricea arI hlrher.
EeGs-Nsnllg frssh vlrrsia. nsn; wss VI.
EIni. and southrtst Virginia. naNs Tsnne.,s.
BUzTnR-naa f,ns, sItsss wsr.1 nssa.
aza1ei&; seconds, 4Ha11h
eeaEEEEN;g en51 e. s,sis is'' ~ i.a. :,
n. l,aili .sus,(n pa n. .; tuEtgA pr n. Ian;
DREssED PoUIrRY-Hns eAaios. ~ n, ~
tutksvs p.r I6. iSsis; dasis rr N. MAS: E.s..'
peE b.. iialli opgns. IN. nssnss. pG n, lnE1s
eapou1 snail, pr h. lealA
Mo: iasis sss so e 90 a.. 30 - IN IA q r. -
i-0; squirrel, each, "a
vB0ETABLEs-Potsioss Nsthipn SAT-, pa
@ No. 1sAs; Ix sssss ~ 81 = ess; assAn; y
I6., L1a1mi husssls Eprouts, pr qusrt. s.itj
ouion4 pr aek. 1lsa2D; enuliao1sr. pr bei.. 10
aaOi sEsplant Forida. Per crate. z1lao: isttucs.
40; esIesy. lssLio; sana1S. - ST.. Tssi@
GREEN FBUIT8-Applss. pr bol.. l1hkDf
rsnses. cslitosniA. psr bon. 21sa0, ro1aA.
i.ro,s i-nsss - aS1@; asssrDs. pr sz,n ln.as;
~; ptneappiea. Looa28; GanbSr1eI. 8quart
015eA 2ssSni pr ~. la.EhIi.R
hA1 AND sIRAW-Hay. Western. No I. 2Ha
us, haie. KoAiz.O; machine thrash. aGhiLg;
n1s. ~; cesAt pr .o1. a0a'o; Stzss eat pr tun.
pr n =: s.iT.s sSss q pss .s' A. - 3; S@ Ssaiss S P
n. 9ts9.
9kAih-WAe.t ns~. PEI bashsl. Nass: eorn.
melted. neE. @aes; ear. PER bbL. asa1Ui oats.
mes,srn white, No. : pr bushsl. Ea5s; osts.
ding, per ton Nm
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool. E.shsd. M q bum,
81 m. Aa4; wool unHashsd. pE ID. y; hidn
Ueen. Each. l.Zal0
sEEDs-Rsd clover. pr buA. u.sai2TS; alEks
elolef. Per hlAs n.Ssi18; vhlis a0ser. psr buA,
bua. LnlAoo: hEns Ean. psT bua, SzS.lfS; rsatop
r.sS n.nann rg 100 IA; slaAlfa. ~ buk. Go1s
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nr~ YOtk. Jan. n.-snLLFEED-stron inautrJ
moder1te. sprinE bran, A5; standard middlinrs,
G.o; Westen nd dog. ay0D: winter wheat hnn n
100 pound sAckS to AHiEe. 80: city bssn, In buIk.
oATs-struuS; dsalinn arr inactive No suhits
S; No. white. -; azDdArd. $. eieVAtos baas: IN
graded. On tracks, HisaT.
FLoUR-strmE; demand Il fair Kanns vtrsirnts
4SaaD. In aekA: spring patsnts SHa50. In bar
res; sprng cleao. LSalIO; sOft winter straiEhts.
LoaA0
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Stro1r; there Is q znarl
sappiy. Choics 10 fancy Is quoted At 1Ga40
RYE FL0UR-F1mi demand e inactive. Choics
brRnds quoted at L7oaAA
CoRNlIEAL-Stsady; dealings ars moderars.
KiIn-dr1ed for export ssOa86; cDans neal. in bas.
ladAL2
HAY-Rsceips. 80 tons; strong. Lint supply.
Prime timothy. Ii; No. l. LSsi-a5; No. : Liza
L3; No. ). Looalln.
STRAW-Receipts 10 tous; arm. supulIes mall
Long rye quoted Al Loa
PORk-Fim; demand Is modnzta Mo- lSEs
n-S: family. lanD0.
BEEF-Steady; business moderate. Packvt I1na
Aoo; family. hSalSM
LARD-Firm; inquiry modelte Prime wessen
ssS; rsdned continent. SS: South American, ps;
refined Brazilian. In keES iL5; oieoStearine asS /;
lard Sasartne steady, New TOt. MANS.
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Lehigh Valley Proves Sore Disappointment t
Traders Fear of European War
Starts Selling.
Starts Selling.

improvement In America, are in the as
tendency.
While there Is considerable manipula-
tion on the long side OF the market, Il
is not being interfered with. Even those
operators who would under ordinary cir
cumstances be attacking the market are
holding aloof. After the early selling
on the European war scare. Wall street
hearing no cannonading In the direction
Of Europe. began TO cover short con-
tracts, and nearly all the market loss
was made up. Just before the close Le-
high was freely sold.
The selling that has attracted so much
attention since the Equitable fire, has in
some quarters been attributed to Baruch
interests, but those familiar with
Baruch's methods OF operation know he
would not attack the market under the
peculiar circumstances prevailing. There
is no evidence that Baruch has entered
the market al all since returning from
an extended vacation in the South.
Many brokers believe the weakness that
was so pronounced in the last hour was
due to selling from Chicago where the
Board Of Trade Building was In flames.
Other brokers said cable orders had
been received from Europe for the sale
of large quantities OF stock after the
closing OF the foreign exchange.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations fumisbcd b. ". D. HibsS Ca. men
een Of the New YOrk oottoa EEehange, Hibh.
Building.
New rok. Jan. o-options advaDosd more thar
dollar bale On the New York Cotton Erehanrs
rrics rising 70 q new high Level for the present.
moFenent Strength q the market was due 10 bny.
ing for loog a. well a. short aecountA insuirud b,
ne heaEy sales q spot cotton in Llurpooi At a
Tancing quotatioua
Caelss frun Liverpool were bsttsr than expeasn.
Nara. May. and July showing adrancss Of ~
points, although they were dus unchanged TO !,
point hisher. % Be On q parity With our closing
ngurS o. WEDNESDAY. Ths atrung eahaes from
aesuad Sers rshec4ed IN an adEanos q frun "a %
~ points a. the opsning hefs. In ne early sftaa-
noon the gains were increassd To a 10 = poautA
January ceiling up TO AL: March. Ssf; May, an
hDd July, 50. 1he strength euntinned up 70 the
cioss. hnAl prizes being ahcut the bess
fhe Continued largs pIrchEses ok pot cDttoa hy
FanneH IN Liverpool furniEhsd Tie incsnfirs fur TIE
buying mossmrnt to-day. and indIcateS dat whils
there some apprehension with rssArd to the labor
situation ahauad. there Is more ottimistie tone ~
garding the fertile branch q the trade
Liverpool futures opened ateady a I 20 points
adsanc8 and cloaed a. tiS 70 ~ poinla net Eain.
Spot sales of i2ooo bales wcro made Al 8 pointu
-
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BAIr1MoRE MARKETS.

Baltimors Jan. il.-FJoUR-Wint1 extn. aul
IN; do. clear. aoaLoo: DO. str1ight. LlSaLO; ID.
patent, lssaLo spring clear. ktsak7o; do, straisht
kaasR; DO, patsut. sEesle; cib NM,
bs.t patent. SO; DO; hish.sr.ds p.ssnt pa,
fsmily' 90: DO. ertfa, ass.,I0; Tys hOur. medium
70 eboios. Sooass: baek~heat -four. 2soa27s; corn
meal 100 lhs.. l.5oAis.
oATs-stock IN eleFatoz. rSSls buA shipments
from elevator, 3,fls bus No. white, siii; stand
ard white sIaSpl; No. white. 1saa.
RYE-stock IN slevator. 2s.15 hgs.; saipuent'
fnum elevators. ls1 buA Bag lots. nearby. as 70
quality tnsEl; 49, 20 60 ss. =, ~
ss do. No. 4. saAs6; No. nearhy. @Aea
BARI,EY-stock IN elevators. ALA buL
HAY-No. timothy. 9-Soa2Gp; No. Z nShno;
No. miTsd. no: No. mixed iaOOaxi.oo; No. /
clover 1O0; No. clover. H-ooG2oo; meadow grn1I
and Sery Ezuy hay. lGoiai6oe: 70 uaAs bay. a.
70 kind. quality and eoSd.,ioa' RsAie"' pasAins
sTRAw-No. ] Straight ne str1w. I'D; No.
do, l6nkD; No. ! tangled. A9alAm; No
wheat sr1s. laooAiLW; cat straw. No. !. n.Shiz@;
MILL FEED-suinE bran. in loo5b. saeks. pr
ton, sassoo: Western niddIing in looTb. sAekA pr
ton G.naE. 50; -four TO uhits niddlinu. IN iOlh
.aeks. per ton. 3ooaa-o; City MILLS Tadalins N
l0olb sachs, per ton. d.oh2-0. City Mills bran.
in NoIh sacks. per ton. AocA9m.
E6Gs-MaFyland, Pennsylvania. and nearby
hrsts los od, %: do Eastern Shore MarJiand and
NlrEnia. western hrALss il-a On. 80 W. VII
ginia hrSss los o6. 81 southern North CARDINAL,
loss o. 20; guinea esgS. doE-. lSsii.
BUTTER-Creamery fancy. h.. &A;SH: do.
ehoiee n. Sa1; DO. good h.. aAsi; imitation,
ID. ss3: do. print. H. EAss: do. blocks. AAsss;
ladls H. DaZ3: Maryland and PsnnzylEania rolls.
H. Daz; Chic rolls. ID. MI: West Virginia
rpiia H. Da2I stors.packed per ID. BAD; Magland.
virginia and PeunsylEEniG dairy prints. H., aAzi;
LIVE LTRY-Younr chickens, Iarrs. pr n.
iSai4; do rough. poor Il: Old hens. heaEy. per n.
a.: Do, snail 10 medium. pr n, u; old
rOos,sr, .; dness. young white Pekins. fat.
las; do. puddle large. h.. I5AN; do. huscosy.
Is; guinea f0Ei. each. %; geese. nearby.
pr H. IAI3; do, Western and Southern, PER
10. llai2; do, Kent island. HAS; tnrkeys. choice
hens PER ID. ls; do. yUung EObbiezs. p-r n. B;
d. old toms. per ID. IL; pigeons. PR pair, old,
%: do young per pair. %.
DRESSED PoULTRf-Turkeys. choice. Emali,
n, ls; do , fair To Eood. HalS; chickens. choice.
young h. l4; do old and mixed. Is: old roosters.
H. sas; ducks. Hals; geese nearby. per h. BAA
d. western and Southern. liai2; capons. large, per
h. lsAiT: DO, medium. NAlS; small and sliEs, per
h. IsalL
GAAfE-venison addles. per ID. za0; whole
DER, per n, lsals: vild ducks mallard. Der pair.
soAi 90; do biackheads 0aD: do, redheads. looa
l5; do. canvasbacks. 2ooasn; Wild geess. No
each f5aso
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fourteenth and strcets portheast-J Frank Biac<
e. al. trustees. 10 Tsrea n. Saul, original Iots
and g. square BaE. 80.
s0 Q street northsaS-MGry r Woods to Nora Nc
Mah0n. lot =. sauars ~ so.
if8 Oliftnu street northWesf-Gertruda p Wilih u
Thomas BrO~n. lot .. block a. University Psza.
"a
Long Meadows and YomgboroaEh-Joan I. Arms.
uuStee. to FfaDGs n Ginnell part, Hoom.
Burus, lot IL. square lD. so. AnrrI Burns
cucTeS sane prOpery 10 Alioe B. 6angsr aAs
Tenth street nnrthwet-Square n lot =: Hernann
Hou5 Bergnann to Nsval Il. ThunaA 80.
street nGthvest. between Fhiry+fourth ana
Thirty-Afth streefs-Square IN lot :; Z H
TEsutisth Strest northu14. bStwesn and struets
Square 10. lot1 = and >; Malcolm Huny and
wiz to DdEard B. Klmhan & al, Ga
X Etrcet auutheast betEeen Trsinh and Thirtsnnth
streses-Square io1. lot ,; Katharans A coonbs
to Ellen CoomhA 10
and VIE 70 Darid 4. stens and VIA. 81.
Squara Gs-Lot lsS; Herman r Howunstein and
wife 70 Arthur c. Dufresne so
Plea1nt Piains-square Df3 lot -; Sarah Arm
CoEswton e al 70 Thomas +. Ansn. -
Bunulls-Sectien L lots and 10; AEary c. WssA-
fngtn & al to oarolins MGtou, 30.
Mlchtun AEs1aa Addition-Chariss H Moran
tnIstes. 10 chEis Z, BALDWIN. ~ bIock ~,
iot s.: ame % J. Lsss Sherwood e al ga
BnShtFood Part-Blcck 3. lnf .; Dllrr y. Gron
and vie = a. to william s. Detssnsr Z Al.
Mount Alry ssd FsndAIp-suar. I'm. ls,,I
and 0i; Annie c. Psztoa 70 charsss A.
Bdsht~ood Pars-Bloek ,. 10, ;; wSni.m 4 De
vsiler, trz1ss. e Al. 20 B1ightEood Pnrk 4 I.
Church. a.
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Hs.en 1. Elected Pre.laent.

Announcement was made yesterday OF
the election of NJ. C. Hazen, District
surveyor, as president OF the Columbia
Permanent Building Association. Other
officers elected at a meeting OF the asso-
citation are: william P. Richards. vice
president: c. I. Gessford, secretary, and
Floyd Z. Davis. treasurer. c. Clinton
James was appointed attorney. The foi-
lowing were elected directors: Floyd z.
Davis, Dr. A. II. Taylor. w. p. Richards,
Melvin c. Hazen. c. 1. Gessford. Nathan
Hazen. A. E. Riddle, ]. B. Murray, and
II. p. West
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Dressed s.lr.. .EOuEi aty dressed reals IsalT; son-
txy dresssd, lAlk
SHEEP AND LAABs-Fftssn 70 > ents hiSh-
er: shssp. aoo14Ds wSthess. ABs euIlA 28z4Bs
lanba. G0aIIs; vcahinp. 6ea Drssad nutfoa
~.
Hocs-Fnssn 10 3 c.ns I0~sr, At SsO.Grs;
country dressed hoss Sisady. 1AlDA
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bank CIerles Hear Lecture.

collections and transits" was the sub
ject OF a lecture delivered last night be-
fore the Washington Chapter OF the
American Institute Of Banking, by o.
Howard Wolfe, secretary OF the clearing
house section OF the American Bankers
Association and manager OF the transit
department OF the Philadelphia National
Bank. The subject. Mr.. Wolfe said, Is
one in which every bank man who Is an
aspirant TO an Official position Is expected
TO be proficient He pointed out the fact
that such work is generally assigned to
q junior ofhcer.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NeE YoSk. Jan. n.--MopsJ On eali at the ssorr
exohanEe todAS opened a ~ per cent: hiehesf
~; loves. *; closing. "a Most d the days
loans were made at ~ per cent, There i no in
quiry for time funds and the market i narnos Win
nuninl rates a fka3 per cent for sixty days and
StasE pr cent for three four. Eve. and sir months.
fR tia bea namea
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American League Meets Feb. L

Owners Of the American League clubs
are not permitting time to lie idle on
their hands. The annual meeting for the
consideration OF the schedule has been
named for Chicago. February Il 1t might
az least have been well TO put Il on
until the last week OF February, even II
there are some American League owners
who wish to so South with their teams.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

ouotatIous furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
memben of the ChiagO STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. Jan. u-wHEAT-A 10 4 lower. the
long unloading on all bulEes. My. Lo0i: July 81
as: September. 1S-
CORN. higher On general buying Nay. sS'SI
July. 65As; September. 664Ae5A
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales: Regular call, L O'Clock noon
Washington Gas 5s 500 At noA goo At Il0t
5000 At noA. 2ooo at itoS. 2mo At n0k. 20o
At nO1i. A0oo At il0ls. 5000 al 1l0S.
Capital Traction. at l2i5i a. l1lE, 10 at 2l5t
at Is, 10 at 34S. at Is. at Is.
Washington Railway & Electric con. = at -,
8 At sk. Is At Hk-
Washington Railway & Electric rfd.. 3 at ~.
Washington Gas IS At sIS. . at Nis. 3 at ~.
MergenthaleT, at n.
United States Tuust. at Isss. 10 At usH. 10 at
lls 10 at 10
PrUEident saripSs Bank, 100 at ~. 10 at sE.
After call:
wsshinEtou Railway Electric con-. at siS.
Is at Bx, 3 At S6K. 8 at 5sH.
Following quotations were posted yestesdAy:
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New ToEk. Jan. 1L-CETTLE-In the live Stoox
MARKET to-day beeEes were Dominally steady. DresAed
beef steady NAtirr Gides. sisAiZi.
CALYES-Almost nominal. but steady yeaIs
soall.D; euIlA 6ooaz-so; b1rnyard calves AoaSO
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s.Ie % Northwe.t ne.idence.

The ]. Louis wIllige Company. real es-
tate brokers. have sold for Mrs. Sarah
r. Broome the three-story dwelling
numbered 1908 Twenty-tnIrd street north
west, just north Of Washington Circle.
The house sold has handsome red pressed
brick. with Indiana limestone trimmings
understood that in the neighborhood OF
$500 was paid for the property, which
viii Be held by the purchaser az an IN
vestrnenf
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Ground Bought for Inn Addition.

Mrs. Eva r. Bouic and Percival D.
Emmert have purchased from Robin
brothers the building at 1905 New York
avenue northwest for the purpose Of add
ing 1t to the Speedway Inn they are now
erecting at 17o3 New York avenue. The
entire first floor OF the building is TO be
remodeled for a dining-room. The upper
floors viii be arranged into suites OF two
and three rooms and bath. The addition
also will give more roof garden space,
enlarging II to Loo square feet The
combined new structure will cost about
s7a0o0. The sale was made through the
once Of Harry V. Bouic & Co.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furniEhed By W. B. HibSs 4 Co, mem
ben of the New York STOCK Exchange. Hishs
BuildinE.
cail money: Open 2s: high. ~; low. 81 Close -.
SALES OF STOCK BY HOURS.
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church TltIe Guarnnteed.

On the advice OF the Attorney General
Of the United States. Gen Blxby, Chief
OF Engineers OF the army. IN charge Of
public buildings and grounds 10 the Dis
trict Of Columbia. has just issued quit
claim deed e = certain portion of lot 90,
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Paris discounts. 81 per crut. up \ PER cent: Berlin
discounts * PER cent. od pr Out
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

ouotatious fumbAed b. W. n aibh. n n,
nsnbn q The Rsu Y0t stock Exchanre. HfSs
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Largest Morning Circulation.