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The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

X street northeast. between Sixth and Seventl
Streets-Heman r. HoNeustein e W. 70 Roter
G. Murphy, lots ., %. q, square s57. so
aas G street southeAst-Eliabeth W. Lisby e al 4
Joseph L Shaher. lot B square ~ SO
. ID street southeast-Adolph Feldvoss ct al, trus
tees. to Harriet n. Hunt. lot L, square ee. 80.
Le Druit Park-Harry A. Kite e NJ. 10 Carrie O.
Evans. lots q. :. $. SQUARE 9sS SO.
Bellevue Michael F. Calnan 10 Alice L c. Mar
well, part lots . and .. so
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Ilohrrt =.
Bayles ct TX to Charles W. King lots 10 and
10, so.
Columbia Heishts-chariea ". King ct ux. 20 Rob
ert n Bayies, part lot II. block = so.
Holmead Manor-Armory X. Tingle Ct al TO GeorFu
NJ DaTiS lot u, block ~. $40
X street northeast, between North Captd and First
streetS-Harry A. Kite Ct 10 Albert 7. md
Gertruds W. MeIlFeen. lot - s1usre SO so
and atreet-Sarah Z TASTE TO Coriclh YAste.
one-sixth interest IN part lot {. square 50. so
The Ridge-washington Land and Mortage Con-
pany to Katharine N. Healey. lots and 70.
SQUARE 5ssp. 80.
whitney ciose--P Julian Latham to Aadse Latham.
lot H. block g. so
woodridee- Frederick A. Lineer ct ux. to TheOdo.
and Bertha spros.er. part lot =. block o. SO.
High vlew-Hany Wardman ct al to Harlen B.
Islsg and Martha = Isles. ldt lo4 SQUARE east q
xB so
square 4s-Let :; Edward B. stunph to John ".
Blekelock. So
Square lis-Lot Is; Enos crsvs and wife to Filippo
Di Bella and wife SO
square zzs-Lots T. s. 8. and :: Thomas r. Jones
and wife to Frank ststsou. 80 Same to VIII
lam d. Hoover. so
square Tss-Lot e: wuliam A. Thonas aud uifo 10
DonenieO Vito and wife Ea =
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
By THOMAS c. sHoTwELL.


New York, Jan. A-Stocks were heavy
most Of to-day's session. and at one time
the leaders ranged about two points un-
der the high prices OF the morning or
previous close. Exceptions were Lehigh
Valley and Can preferred. with a few
other specialties The selling OF Union
Pacific was OF such a character as TO
worry the street. most persons believing
IL for the account Of insiders, while others
traced it TO a prominent Spectator OF
Boston. The net result Of the days
operations. however. was not important.
for in the late trading a rally carried
prices materially above the low figures
OF midday.
Local traction stocks were prominent,
and the new Third avenue stock sold at
a new high record. The trading fra
ternity Is very much impressed with the
official figures Of the company, which
show nearly 5 per cent earned on the
stock after providing for all fixed charges
Negotiations OF the lnterborough Rapid
Transit Company with the city for an
extension Of the subway system seems to
be favoring the Interborough. At any
rate the insiders are enthusiastic and
some names appear in the street that
have not been heard since the fractions
were selling at fancy prices in prepara-
tion for recelvership.
Strength OF Lehigh Valley, which re-
suited in a net gain of about two points
to-day, encouraged brokers to talk more
confidently OF the melon that they hope
is to be cut about January II. Oficials
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
CARDINALS HUMBLE
CARROLL RESERVES
Fast Basket ball Game Ends
in AZ to II Score.
speciaI % NJ Waaainrton H...Id.

speeial to Ths waahinstou Hs.A
Alexandria. Va, Jan. L-The Cardinal
Athletic Club Reserves basketball team
defeated the fast Carroll Institute Re-
serves at the armory tonight before a
large crowd. a TO L. in fast game,
Notwithstanding the one-sided score.
At every stage Of the game the local
boys proved their superiority over the
lads from Washington. and from the
work here tonight II looks as II the
reserves win land the title In Class B
OF the basketball league.
Nugent playing a forward on the Car
dinals. was easily the star Of the even
ing. as the tall boy tossed ten baskets
for a total OF twenty points. more than
the entire Carroll duint was able to make
during the battle.
Mcbride and Cockrell also played hard
for the winners. the former doing most
effective work covering up his man and
many times breaking up what looked 20
be rally in the early part Of the game
In the first half the battle was not so
one-sided. the period ending with the
score standing Is TO in favor OF the
Cardinals, but IN the last half the Car
dinals drew away from the Washington
basket shooters. and the result was never
in doubt Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
JUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-oneeighths of a mile. ocrur
Queen, 10 iRicel, 10 s. won virginia Lindsey l0s
tBuriingsmel. 10 TO !. secoDd: Judith Pa<r lol
lGuyl, 10 l. third Tine. Is IS Pipe> Vision
Port Arlington. and Mnrigol also rzn
SECOND RACE-Three-fourths of a nile Star
Venus, % tHiln. 10 to l. Won: Hidden Hand Ils
tBuxtonl to !. seonnd; Angelina IL tMolesEurthl
to & third. Time. ia L. NJ Eekert Judge
Cabinish, Dave Montgomery. Tahoe. LacilIe Allen,
and Tommy TUigg also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fiye and one-haM fnrlonrS Mao
lG Denny. 10 l. won; Cslisse Il2 (Ricel. 10 l.
sscond: Moralight. i0 CHnn 10 l. third Tine.
os 3& Manasse, Tourist. BredEell. Royal Tea and
Free also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ons mile Leopold ins tBuren.
In 5. won; Ar1see III tRicel, to s. secund: John
Louise 100 tMuliiEznl. 10 !, third. Time - 2S
Dutch Rock also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FiTe and one-hnH furlouss. ny.
ing Wolf, IL Gross. 10 s won: John Grimm IL
10 MolesvOrthl. to l. second: Goldann 100 tRiceI,
TO 2. third. Time. la5 IS Dr.. Doasherty ana
NimbFs also ran.
SIXTH RACE-one mile. FiEsnt los tCalIahan1,
TO l. won; Judge Walton. 100 fHiIn, 6 to L sec-
ond: LottA Greed. lo5 AfolesWorthl. to l. third.
Tine. i,io. Gelioo. Frug. Sam Barber, and Pitapat
also ln.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
Stocks Heavy Most of Day Wabash Refundng
Bonds Make NerV High Record.

of Lehigh are refusing to put themselves
on record. although they are apparently
the only ones who have not had any
thing that looks suspicious about the rise
in Lehigh Valley is that National Bis
cult and American Can preferred are act
strength in these three specialties the
nciaIly dispose Of speculative line Of
other stocks
weakness OF Union Pacific was linked
in the public mind with strength Of
Wabash refundlng bonds The bonds
they sold at So, and the street jumped
long identified with the Union Pacific
was probably selling Union Pacific and
reinvesting the money in Gould securi-
ties This view was strengthened after
the market had closed by the announce
ment that George Gould had retired as
chairman of the board of the Denver
and Rio Grande, and that B. +. Bush
had succeeded E. T. jeffrey as president
OF that road.
Retirement OF Z. H. Gary from the
board OF the American Steel Foundries.
following his retirement from the Allis-
Chalmers Company. leads to a belief
that he will abandon ali other business
connections to devote his entire attention
to the United States Steel Corporation.
Increase OF the tonnage Of the steel
business is being followed by material
Increase of copper business, and the price
Of the metal had another advance to-day,
selling at II S-sc a pound.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b5 ". B. HiBbs o.. men,
hers Of the New York Cotton Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New York. Jan 4.-Cotton options openod -trong
to-day at from three TO I'VE points advance due %
higher ranse for futures In Liverpool and heaTy
purchases of spot cotton In that market Following
the bcginning a trading. roon trsden and South
en interests began selling contracts. January de-
Ginning TO SIS: March. s.i9; May. &c, and July,
af1 At the loE level spot interests. who have
been picking up contracts for some tine cane in
the market buyers, and prizes rallied to the
highest JAnuary going 10 aG: March. IN May
Az and July aE In the last hour pruSes.
siouals hammered the list and caused slight re-
osssions- Final prioes. however. showed tr1ning
uet gains
There vas a good deal of switching from one
option to another during the sessiou. but these
operations failed to effect the trend of the MARKET
Announcement that the National Ginners' ASso-
datiou estimated the amount Of cotton Einned TO
January / at H.5o.ooo bales caused those persons
who have been predicting a crop Of betwecn g.
10000 and H. 10000 bales to cut down their esti-
mates.
The futures opeDed steady at III points decline
and closed unchanged at ~ points decline. SPOT
sales d l3Ooo bales were made abroad at one
point decline 10 s.lsd for middling Cloths were
In good demand. but yarns were dun and irregular.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

ouo,.aOns si.sn below Ar. for i.rss iotA 100.
beTs' rricnl ars hieher
BGes-SearbT frpsh virginia. za1; wesa VIZ.
eniA and southresi virginia. zsz; Tsnnesee. "a
BUTrER-Esin fane. Sxlp; western nrsis
slifa7siS; seconds, sf4assk
cHEEsE-Nev YORK ststs factory, new, lgkalG
ID. a. roosten pr Ih. g; turkeys, per ID, ISais;
duekH per III, Halls
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens. ehoics. p.r IL. IA.
Is; chickens. per H. lsar: roosterA PER n, sale:
turkeys per h. IIGls; duckA pr NJ 1lai5: gs-se
pr ID. iIai3; op1nS I'm ayersse. pr ID, nz1
capons small. per H.. i6als.
GAAfE-RAbbliA per dos.. looaiTs: kits. per dou.,
Hsloo; quail. No. !. peT doL. 1oosz3; No Z. La
10; pheaSnts. aeh: Hais; squirrel. each. e.s;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1rchipn STATE. prr
sack. 2sa2is: sweet tN. CT. pr bhl. 25A1se;
yams U. CO. per bhl. 2ooH2oi cabtassS 100
onions, per aek, zisazso; eannno1sr. per bhl.. 40
aAoo; eEEplant Florida. rer crate 2suaAs0 lettuce
per basket, LoA3oo; string beans. per basket Lsoa
ao; sses5' Is4Llo; , sauash. per bol., Is.in
osanreS California. Per bo1. 2TsaaO; florida,
orangss. 2soa30o; tAngrrines per strap. LmaAO;
lemons. per box. 3zaLo; rapsfruit pr boa, 4sns
KS: pineapples. Looa35: crsnbsrries, 2quart
bozes, 35oaaf5; per bbl. D.51aliA
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay Western No. l. HNa
Mo-; No, 2. 2on2o; MIXED bag. nool12D; strsE.
rye. bale. lSocAT.0; machinol thrash. l3onalLW;
.,rav Wheat. pr ton. ao''sS; 'tnH. cat. pr ton.
LIVE rocK-shssp. peE ID, asa: Iamh. svuiss.
pr n. sas; calves. choice. per ID. 10; medium prs
Ii. slfaa
GRAIN-wheat. new. 71 bus. sosas; corn. shell.
cd. old. psr bus, IeAs5; new, easS; ear. pr bbl.
cid. 4Saf0o: DsE. pr bbl.. AooaAD; cats, Western
white. No. 2 per bda., 2ase; oats. MIXED Per buz,
slas5: bran. pr ton. $50; middlinE Per ton. DLO.
WOOL AND HTDES-Wool. washed. free Of burTs,
pr h. 9aG5; wool. dnwushsd, per ID. %; hide.
dry. pr Ib. 1sals; green hides par ID. II; eAlfain
green, each lzalI0
sEEDs-Red clover. per bus. iIshzI5: alsike
clover. pr buA. u.0aizZ5; white cover, per buA.
lSooaDoo; erinsoa clover. Lisa5oo; timothy. pss
buS. Lea&oo; buo ETaaa. per bls., azsG1Ts; redtop
paaA Hoalap PER 100 IhN; alfalfa. psr boa. Gooa
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
To Print More small Notes.

The Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
in the future will be able TO meet the
demand for notes of small denominations,
according to an announcement made yes
terday.
By increasing the output 50 per cent
the bureau officials believe that there
will be no repetition Of the shortage
which occurred early last November
The increase in the output of the small
notes has been brought about by the EN-
ployment Of additional printers and the
lengthening of the working day at the
bureau.
Director, Ralph yesterday stated that
the extra hoCr will be continued until the
warm weather sets in. Additional print
ers and assistants. he said. will be en-
ployed from time to time in order to
keep the 50 per cent increase in effect
during the remainder of the fiscal year
Twenty-Five printers and forty-five as
sistants were appointed last week by
Director Ralph. At the time the work Of
Increasing the output of small notes was
begun last fall more than 100 additional
helpers were appointed.
The unusual demand for notes Of small
denominations is said to be due largely
to a growing demand for clean and sari-
tary notes, and the fact that many manu-
featuring concerns now pay their en-
ployes weekly instead Of twice a month
or monthly.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. 4.-Money on can at the stocl
exchange to-day opened at per cent: highest s
lowest, ~; closing ~ per cent. Most Of tho day'l
loans were made at per cent.
Tine money is considerably easier in tone, bui
there has not been much business done At lowe.
rates than have been quoted heretofore The supply
ceednEiy light
Rates are SkL5A per cent for sixty and ninety
DAYS. and SsGs@ per esnt for four. ave and 81
months.
Commercial paper is quiet. but rates in thi,
city are somewhat easier, nnginE from peT c.ui
To "a per cent for the best names
London discounts, 3NB per cent, unchanzpd
Pans discounts ~ per cent UNCHANGED; Berlin as
counts. ~ PER ceAt. OF = per cent.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HorTR-s
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS LIBERTY STREET
and W. TwENTY-THIRD STREET
Tm, f90o tRo5al Special. hours), 0m Ro-,I
Special. 'los a N. 10. IA Royal limited. 5
hoursl. SO. So p N. and l2a5 nizhf el-ts
a. N Diners and Pai0 Cars on day trsh1
sleepsrs On 12d5 night apen st 100 D N.
Philadelphia and Aflantis City. no. 's0o. II %
q N, TO '3ao. tloo D. m
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(Wrek days. 10 a N. 70 lo0o d nj
rs. SN. Ten. Too, IN, s01 so 90
~ 80, slo0 N 90 a n slsOo ron. ftss8 81 N
nas. flsoO. 9@. f5n. p9. fsoo. Hss, -sSS.
fsD. .su. isse. Ss0. f7oa S9o. pSo. gom,
10sn, nm. sl2sB niEht
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. Sd1 a N. Is. SN d n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
s9:l9 a n, Ma p N. 'i3sio night
PIrfSBURG, '9ao a N. 1=5. 9a6p N. sr3s1
night tsleepe ready 70 .. nj
CLEVELAND. 40 p N. COLUMBUS sS0
p N
WHEELING, 9l8 a N, SO nm
Schedules q local trains Et tckst O1acsA
Daily. fExcept Sunday. sSurday only
TELEPHONES At foIloEing rckst oGes: iaf
T. nS.. Main ISL; So PsnnlyIvania ava, Main
n; Union Station ohos. Main m.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ssles-ReEular esil. T. o'elock noon:
CAPITAL Traction s. 90 at ILL., 81 900 at Ill, 81 ooo
at III. $IOo at Ill. 500 at III. 5000 at III, 81 90
at Ill
Washington Railway & Electric e. 81 900 at 81
Potomac Guns. s.. sioOo at lol.
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone n, Sl0o a
1875.
CAPITAL Traction, at -. le at L.
Washington Railway & Electric CON- 5 at III. 3
at 52lz. 30 at 52A. 3 al 5la. AZ ~. 3 at "a.
3 at 81 at s., 3 at ~ 5 at ~, 3 at 5Sli 3
at 55ls. . at SJS 100 at EA.
Washington Railway Electric I'D, 3 at ssA 3
at sss. 8 at ssS.
United States Trust. 10 at III.
After CALI
CAPITAL Traction strip, SIS at 10 500 at 100.
CAPITAL Traction. at Is
Potomac Electric S. $500 at 10. 81 900 at l0eSN,
500 at lo9S. 5000 at lO9ss.
Washington Gas. 80 at s0is. i5 At eoat. al soE.
Washington Railway Electric ND. 3 at S+. 3
at ssk. 3 at ss 100 at ss. 100 AT ~, at ss5s.
at g.
Washington Gas 3 at s04 at soss. s at sa
MerRenthaleT. ) at II, at n
Lanstou. q At ~. 10 at eZii % At sZk % at sZii
% at "a. % at sZiz. % at -. at ~, 100 at
So.
Commercial National Bank. at 1871. at lsPi
10 at lsIis. At 49,
Union Trust % at ia.
Following quotations were posted yesterdayf
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
RYAN WILL TRAIN FLYNN.
Former Trainer of JefRrfes VIII
Look After Fireman.

Syracuse. N. Y. Jan. L-Tommy Ryan.
the middle-weIght champion Of the
world and trainer OF Jim Jeffries when
he won the worlds championship. to-
day announced that he had accepted
terms offered by Jack Curiey. manager
Of Jim Flynn, to train the Pueblo fire.
man for his bout with Jack johnson.
heavyweight champion OF the world.
within the next four months. As soon as
details Of the fight are arranged Ryan
win start training quarters and start
Flynn to work
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
MIke Murnhr Better.

Philadelphia, Jan. mike Murphy. vet
eran trainer OF the University OF Penn
sylvania, will return to Philadelphia
Saturday from Browns Mill, n. J., and
determine whether he will accept the
position as trainer Of the American team
at the olympic games at Stockholm. His
health Is so much improved that II is
assured he will be able TO get back into
harness. It is hardly likely he will accept
the offer TO train the Philadelphia Ma
tIonaI League team.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
st. NIchoIa. Team Wins.

New York. Jan. 4-The ST. Nicholas
Skating Club hockey team rather compIi-
Gated the local championship situation
tonight at ST. Nicholas Rink by taking
the Crescents into camp, to 2 in an
overtime game. Tomorrow night the
Chief Vitorias, from Montreal, will play
the New York Athletic Club seven.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Jan L-In the live aock n.rk.. "a.
day beeTes were nominal. feeling steady Dr.
beef unchanged AZ easa. Calves steady ve.ls
750alloo; eulls kEAToo; barnyard calves so.s Ts
FED. 500 Dressed calves drm to higher. ~.
dressed yeals. IZsals: country dressed Had
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Firn; sheep. az,. m
eulls 2ooa25o; lambs, sooa7.z5; eulls ga DR.,
mutton hm at 6aIiS dressed lamhs. gsal2: cpuu,rv
dressed hot.house lambs. hrm at keoa7eo =
HoGS-SteAdy 10 firm. At 65ol6-e5; pigs. & xsas a
County dressed hogs. higher At 7alo
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
SnUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
n. B.-FouoEing schedule figures puhlished only
as information and are not gnanuteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New OrIeana
AsheTiIle, q. m and l0a5 p N Fer Chattanoon
For TaIladesA. CalerA. Selma. Uuiout0wn. Denop-
olia q a. daily.
For Roanoke Knoxville. ChattanooEa BirmfnR-
ham New Orleans. l0:l0 p N Dining eas.
Msmphis t:io a. m dAiiy. (Slesping car open amer
10 .. nj Dining cara
For Charlotte. spartanburg Atlanta AnuiStou,
Birmingham. AS y N. daily Dining cars
For AsheEfile Charlotte. Columbia, CharIeston
Aiken. Augusta. Savannah. JaesonVille and Florida
points, s9 p. m. daily. Dining cara
l.. a RR0TN G.,a-al
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
Goodman outpoInt. Mario.

New York. Jan. 4.-Jack Goodman
outpointed Johnny Mario in ten rounds
at the National Sporting Club tonight.
II was Goodman's first appearance in
more than six months, and he gave a
very fine account Of himself.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
Bo.ton American. orr.ni,ed.

Boston, Jan. REORGANIZATION OF the
Boston American baseball team was
perfected to-day by the election OF
James r. McAleer. Of Washington, as
president: former President Robert Nc
Roy. treasurer: John I. Taylor. vice
president. President McAleer said the
club would keep but thirty 1--WE men on
the pay roll this season.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
CHICAGO GRAIN.

ouotations furnished By ". B. Hibhs q o.
member Of the Chicago stoek Erchsnes, Hihhs
Building
Chicago. Jan. L-wheat closed ~ 10 " hirn.r
on bull news from Buenos Ayres and Llverpool
May. LoI; July. sj&AsSA; September, so5s
Com NaA higher On strength in wheat NAY.
81: July. 0%asJS: September, Gk
Oats SaS higher. in gmMfhy with wheat and
corn. May. 4s1tAIsk; July. ~; September, IoiS-
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
Building Operations Are EItensIve.

1t is estimated by Inspector Morris
Hacker in his monthly report, which has
jpst been made public. that ts1l.Sss was
involved in building operations and re-
pairs in the District during the month
Of December According to the report,
$T7s,O ,Os5 was expended in building. and S1S3-
ss4 was spent for repairs. The north
west section OF the city led the list in
building operations. The northeast sec
ton was second.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
Changes In Bank OmciaIs.

Private advices from Wilmington. Del.
announce that at the annual election OF
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. the oldest banking Institution
In Deleware, John S. RosselI and l.
Scott Townsend were elected vice presi-
dents of the institution. Both men are
well known in Washington banking cir
cles.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
ChnrIer Ebbetn auIet.

Charley Ebbets, the Brooklyn magnate,
has been playing very quiet game late
~, and his ability 20 keep mum is more
or less responsible for his acquiring the
new ball park for his Dodgers.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. mem
beS Of the New York Stock Ezehangs Hibos
Building.
Call money: Open. ): high ): low, -; close, ~
SALES OF STOCK By HOUR.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05

lsud. Goais-MeBrds 90. Roland ~. oWens CO,
Codrell. Nuzent p0 Wells q. HealeJ ca, DegnAn
G1. Free tosses-R Roland, > Rsferoe-Mr. Bopp.
rmeksepeT-Mr. Williams. Scurs-Mr. Graf rtne
q halTes-D MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New Yq4. Jan. a-closins quotations q m,.o.,.
ianeous bonds:
American Tobacco es...........,....., IN
Chicago burlington 4 Quincy joint ts..... r.
Chicago & Northwestern zen. 4s......... ests
ChizEo. Rock Island 4 Pacific rsn q - 81
Denver & Rio Grande re. 5............. -.
General Motor sinking fund 6s............... -
Interboro-M Metropolitan r5s. n
Hegett 4 Myers $ (When isuedl .. se.
Metropolitan Street Ry. adj. s. when iss,edl ~
Norfolk 4 Western cTt. 4s.................. lsSit
PAcihc Telephone & TELEGRAPH s......,.... osS
P. LoriIsrd S tUhen izsuedl edl...........,... ,sar
81. Louis Southwestern con. 4s............., NJ
SeAboard Air Line adj. .Hs............... ~
Third Avenue rfg 4s twhen Issued. ,..... 81.
Third Avenue adj s. txben issued ............ ~
United states Steel sinking fund s. &......... io,s
Wabash lst iozS
Wabash rfe 4s-..-.-....................,., - 70
Teal ales. f5G1.e0
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05

One OF the finest coast lights In The
world Is being erected eighty miles north
of Hongkong. China
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
FogeI Doe. Not want Downey.

1t is hinted that. after all. Fogel does
not want Downey, the ex-Red. and that
he Is probably planning to send him TO
Buffalo as part payment for Catcher
Killifer.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
RAILROADS
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY
CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

Published only Information; not Euaranteed.
an p N dGily-C o. SPECIAL. Solid train
20 CncinnaH. with Pullman sleeper5 to Louisville.
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST Louis, and ChieaEo.
c & o. dining car, service Il carte.
u1o p m. daiy-F. =. v. LIMITED TO the
West Southwest and Northwest. Pullman slsspens
10 Virginia Hot sprinEs. Cincinnati and L0uisEille
Cincinnati sleeper Opsn for oocupanJ 10 ,. N.
c. 4 o. dining car. serTice a Ia earte.
Ticket 0hices. So Pa. ave. lNe + St. and Union
station. 'Phones Main loss. Ens. and i1OL
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
EastwicI Becomes Manager.
Huyck Resigns from Board.

Thomas B. Huyck has resigned as q
director OF the District National Bank
The vacancy thus caused on the board
win be filled at the coming annual cleo
tion Of the company.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

ouo,st,ou, furuAsAsd bv W. B. Hibes 4 oa..
usnbers q The New YOrk stock Ezehanss. Hibbs
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
Bank CIearinEs show Inerease.

A new record for bank clearings for
Washington was set Monday when the
total amounted to S2,2Oe 600. The average
clearings are about $1.oOo,OO0 less than
that amount
The Washington herald., 1912-01-05
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. 3. Hibbs Co. mem,
bsrS Of The New X0k stOck EzrhHnss Hibbs BuiIo