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The Washington herald., 1916-11-16

ezta, saa; nrstz SLH: blocz 1Iba, srtz.s. n
ID hrskA. S6AHi dAiry rrints. MArylAnd Pnnsyl-
uma, and Virginia. eIrAA 9aS; hrsts. zE8
P@nginns: ssS: d We. VIZ 49, aAy,aso ysa ~
LIVE P0CfRY-Prices Der pound. unless other.
wis stated. ChicAsns. chdc., young. best stock.
pu n. nGD; yvung. b. exTres. I7als; White Leg
hunS lssr; I'D hens. lhs. and oTe, Il; do,
mail 10 medium, B; old roostes and staes. loAll
ducks. MusoDrJ and monSrs, Is; ycuns. Whit
Pskn0, l6ar; Indian runner young. Is: puddle,
over ~ Ghs, 10; do, smaller lAl5I geese. Maryland
and virginia, ht lbsls; southern and Western. la
Is; turksyx hsssy, Ia and over. 2; small. poor.
Lad: pLesooa old, pair. %: DO, young. .: ruines
fowl youns II 1bs and Up eAch, soSs5; do.
vEGETABLEs AND GREEN FRUIrs-Pot,.
toes white. Western Maryland and PennsyIrania
bushel. L5oGl.so: do. New York and Jersey. bashe.
l5o1leo: DO, Eastern Shore, Maryland, bushel LSt
Is; do, nearby. bushel box. LSalS; weetA
Eastern Shore. yelIOwE barrel, 225A25o; do. East
Arundel, standard. barrel, ZtOa25o: do. small. bar
ri. 10slB: yans large. bright. barrel LT5S2oo
apples. Western MHr5land and PennsylTAniA packed
bon, lsa2so: New Yort State. barrel. 2oaA-So
native. 100. L0osboo; do. New York State. Danish
ton, AooAp.OI do, do. domestic. ton. N.mABeo
esuilnover. Long Island. crate. 2ooa1z; d. barrel
1.soa4oo; celery. New York. bunch. DSso; cucumbers
do. NiAsarA, basket. I7Als; do. CstAwbs- basket
l6ar; grapefruit, Florida. bon 2osS 3; horserldsh
nearby. boz. Z5GzD; khle. SorfoIk. barrel soal!Oo
do. native. bushel box. tosi5; lettuce. Norfolk
basket LOO: onions, MarylAnd and PennsylTsniA
yellow. dry. bushel. leoalT5: do. New York and
Western yellow. loo1o sAck. StOaSso; pean. EAste-I
Shore Kleder ~ basket, 5a25: do. do. DO. b6l-
l3aLw: do. New YoCk BartIets. barrel <pGSo
peppers. nearby. basket zs5; Quipcss. No. !. bol.
l0aSo; SPINACH Norfolk. bbl. LOO; DO. native
bushd box, EosB: tanAsoes native. r1ps. bSskst
SsS; do. r-sn. b~sks, losis; tTrnips. native
barrel laaamI
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia Nov B-BCTTER-RuIed finn IN
der Light offerngs md . fair demand and rrices
advanced l cent ne quotations were We%t,
crn sold-packed creamery fancy SPECIALS. a.;
sac: extra frsts, SASSI nTts. s-ASl4; seconds.
SaBS: renovated. extra, -: do. hrsts s.: do. &c
ios4l; hrsts %; seconds. SaB; special fancy brands
OF pr1ntA at Aa8.
DGGS-Tne market ruled am with demand Rb-
sorbing the oferinEs of hns stock We quote:
In free casea nearby extra per doz.. -; nearby
hrStS 200 per standard case: nearby current re-
ccIpts, l4T per cass; Western extra per doz.. 6;
EXTRA nrsts l2oo per case: eItS. lob; hrEts seoa
at EsS pr dozen
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowis. to quality, FGls;
roosers lSsi spring chickens according TO quality.
Ieals: White LeghOrns according TO quality. lbs'
ducks To size and quality. leals; turkeys.
22a24; geese I5AlT; pigeons. old. per pair. Sa2si
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh- killed. dry-packed
tukeys per n fancy. large srring EG4s: do. fancy
old, zoAso; common zA5: fowls. u 10 box. dry
rlcked fancy selected. ~: weighing El+A5 pounds
lpiece 2; do, pounds APIECE. n: do. ~
pounds Spiece %; DO. pounds apiece. lTGlsi
weighing FSs5 pounds and over apiece. q weigh
ing pounds apiece. D; smaller sizes. l6als; old
rcosters dry-pIcked. B; roasting chickens Western
weighing Q pounds and over per pair 2: do, do.
saI pounds PER pair. 2; broling chickens Western,
weighing SS4 pounds per pair. AGz; chtckens
sizes. ZA22; broles Jersey. fancy. SAS2; broiless
other nearby. weighing lha2 pounds GThecs. 2ASo
broGers nearhg. smaller dDss 96GH; ducks. nearby.
spring 22aa; do. Western, lSa0; squAbs pa
dozen, white. weighing llAl2 pounds. GT5asoo; 90.
DO. saiO pounds LSaS.5o; DO. DO. pounds. L0Os
pounds. 275G2e: dart. 2soS2o; small and No. Z
0al.S
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given bdOv sr. for lsrrs lo;s q eOod
uartstabls goods ooly. JobSsT p4o.s arr htshsr.
Lower gndes may Be- sold for les FEncJ goods
command higher pTiceA
EGGs-Fresh, per doz. ssap; southen, SsR.
BUTTER-BSt printA new. Der ID. ca; Do.
tub. 81; prooss. SA0; sorspActed n&z.
LARDNTub. Pure. per lo., nAsAls; oo.. com
pound. lAtais; eOttonssed oil, pz nresAIloo cn,
CHEEsE-Nev I0-t. new. Der h.. 5Ss; Eat
Ea2s; svt.. domestic, SAS: do. fo-uEn. $3.50.
LIVE rogInI-ohic.en, pg h. lSsls: h.3A
ls4I7: geese. pr Tb.. l&Als tII-feyN pu H., .Ao
DRESSED PoUDrRr-seasop elossd-
LIVE STOCK-CalTes. resl. prime. pr h. a
IN; do. nsdiun. naliH: sDrtns lambs. fAt pa
DRESSED GooDS-Pork. snail ps n, Is; Do.
heavy. per n, lcalgH
GIME-RAbHu. chOIc.. per dc<. IuS&o: oun
GREEN GooDs-Beans. pr baskrt, LDSlR
beets per 100. S0aAUi cAbhAse. pr 100. l5oA2B
c.rruts. PER bunch. 2A3: celery New York. Per Ate
35oaLoo: cacImb-S pz basket, 2uSS.o: cynblings
per cT1te 2ma25; eggplant. p1 crate. 2u4SW
kaIe per bbl Icoai =: lettuce New York. per bss-
SOal.1; onions. per BAG S5sAS; peppsu. pe
crate. Walls; potatoea. p- 6hl-. ST5sL0; do.
sS5h;2 per . ,sss O.tIs 81 Fsss S,. Gos',os. .,. s
pa box ;5G1Soi tuTnips. par box. 9Al0.
FRUTTs-Apples per bb.. L5OAS.5o; Erapetrzit
per bo1 2ooR3.D; rlpss. pr bsset, HA0; lesnons
Per SO5. scas%; S.nsS pr nss riS:.a1.. 0a0FD1s n
osuAo-os w.. @sS~-"SNs f~-~-hS---s -
crate 41AS9
gEEDS-BlueSrls Per buAhel, L4oSl6; cloye
alfalfa. per h. rals: DO. Alske. pr buAhel. To-
u3; do. crimson per buhel- 6oAs.B; do. red
PER bushel n.pau- 80: DO. white. pr h. %; dim
othy per bushel lSAAoo; orchard GrSs per bushe
S5s24o %: red TOP Ter H., loAl2
GRAIN-Oorn, old. Whits. per 61shel. lloaLo
do yellow l.Ioall2; oats white pr 6ushel, Cas-
do niIed. GHs2; wheat. milling. per bushel LOO
LIS: do. ordinary, lloNlLS.
HAI-TnOthy. No. | pT ton. h@aBn; do
No. 2 400; mtIed lo!ooAi2o
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New York.
New Orleans,
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

Chicago. Nov. B-HoGs-R Receipts, 5000 head;
dul 10 to 5 cents under yesterdays average; bulk
sah2S; Light, a66aeO; mixed s3alOO: heavy.
s.4saloo6; rough. 9!baseo: pdEs, sDas0
oATTIE-Recdpts. 4.ooo head; steady: native
beef cattle eHal2oo; Western steer. eooalo. Is
ST5a9.5o; calves, &5A12z
sHEEP-Receipts. 2.o0 head; hm; wethers.
7.soas.oo; lambs. aBan8
Kansas City. Nov. N-HoGs- Receipts, H.oo
srs' and butcher, s.4oas.7s; light a1ase6; uirs.
75oas.D > - ~
CATTLE-Rsceiptzt L. 900 he'd; steady; prime-sed
ste1s. m.mall5o; dressed besf steers, T6oas. rs;
southern stsers. e7sa26; cows, Lsoaz.75; heifers,
$50; calves 6.oa1oo
sHEEP@Recsipts. 500 head; higher; lambs
IL 3ala0; yearlingA s75a1noo; wethers, Tsoas5
ewes, 7.oos7.b.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Nov aJThe high marx for cotton
Encs the civil war was broken again in the late
trading hGe today. The strength followed sasiness
In the early dealinn
Prcss declined To IS points on the initial call
rally from the opening decline carried prices back
70 about last nights closing figures but offerings
continued heavy There not only active realiz-
ing but selling for a reaction more aggressive
than for long time and the market became
unsettled toward the middle Of the morning Active
months sold back TO nearly the earlier low point By
II 20 O'Clock or about "A to l6 points net lower
Trade became les active around midday.
Buying for Western account following earlier
realizing sales from the same source. EaTs the
early afternoon market q hrmer tone Many OF
the Southern dispatches mentioned the fact that
bales were much lighter than usual at this season
uf the year particularly where cotton had been
sold ahead. Memphis reported an active demand
from Liverpool and from Northern and Southern
mills A. Nordsn Go. estimate the crop OF 1915
at u.Soooo bales. including HnterA
BunISh preliminary ginning returns peace talk
and an apparent trend toward reduced crop ideas
led 10 active buying movement in the last hour
in which local shorts competed with new buyers
for the contracts Offering The result was a new
record level from which a moderate reaction occurred
near the close under prUdttAhnE. Tho market
was finally strong at net advance Of TO Il
points
Port receipts for tho day were 6oses bales New
York uArehouse stocks % us bales ErportS
for the day were SOS bales. all to Japan and
China. Cearances for the season to date aggregate
2U863 bales.
Spot here was steady 10 points higher at 600; the
sales were DO bales The spot article at New Or
leans steady with middlinR I2 points higher at
1850: tie sales were S7l0 bales.
Liverpool came about as due. to 7ti POINTS higher
The English market was steady. according to private
cables. with little hedEing. Continental buyine
Of the old options and selling Of the new crops
Some trade calling was also reported. Temperatures
were low in all sections Of the cotton belt this
morning. with some light. scattered precipitation
| in the East.
Receipts at New ORLEANS were s7So bales; sa-
Tannah. IBs; Norfolk. 2s0.
| A fair business was done in pot cotton at
Liverpool
| Liverpool
Furnished by n. L Carpenter 4 Co
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In the World of Finance and Trade
HIGH RECORDS SMASHED
AGAIN IN WALL Street
Trading So Active as to Almost Cause
Bear Panic.
CBy the International News Service

CBy the International News servieeJ
New York, Nov. 1H-High records were
smashed again today IN Wall street and
more suIking professionals were clubbed
into q belief that this is not q bear mar
ket. Western traders under leadership Of
international operators had control The
only news they had as a basis for opera
ton was a repetition Of big earning re-
ports No matter from what company or
what industry they came II was the same
monotonous story Of new high records In
gross, in net and in volume Of business.
Professionals had hopes for little
time when announcement was made that
the Pennsylvania and the New York Cen
tral railroads had brought suit hoping to
have the eight-hour law declared uncon-
stitutonal These hopes were dashed oy
a rumor that President Wilson In his
message to Congress would urge action
looking to an advance IN freight rates.
Peace talk from Germany gave the
bears hopes also for few minutes but
they were aroused from their happy
dreams by urgent requests for more mar
gin on their short sales.
In the afternoon trading became 50 ace-
i've, and the smashing OF records q mat
ter Of such frequent occurrence, that To-
ward the close there was almost Dear
panic In some issues
Among new hign RECORDS maoe "ero
those - smelters at III SIS. an advance
OF Sis points; American Writing Paper
at 6 IA, up 5-s: Gulf State Steel at 15s.
up Is; Atlantic Gulf and West indies at
I2s, up 41-2; Virginia Coal and Cake,
Miami Copper, Chino, Magma and Sloss
Sheffield.
Smelters surprised the street with its
new high record only because It has been
so slow moving up. The company Is
earning more than United States Steel
National Enameling was bought all day
By directors.
Utah Copper. which is making 1900, oot
a week net profit, and Anaconda, which
is making 100000 pounds Of copper q
day were both strong, although neither
made a record.
United States Steel was helped by an.
nouncement that rails had been advanced
s. a ton, angle bars the same. and that
a general advance in all steel materials
was scheduled. Pipe advanced 81 ton.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Nov. l5.-Money on call opened at n
per cent; high. III per cont; low. ~ per cent |;
closed, ~ per cent Most Of the days loans were
made at N per cent.
Time money rather frmer In tone The
business was chiefly in industrial collateral at -
per cent for ninety days, 81 to N per cent for
four and five months ~ per cent for six months
Mixed loans were dull and were quoted at per
cent for sixty days. 81 per cent for ninety days and
four months, ~ to 81 per cent for Eve and sir
months
volume. There fair market for the hiqher
grades Rates: ~ to S& per cent for stxty
and ninety days indorsed bills receivable ~ to 1
per cent for choice four and SIX months single
names.
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Probate DVtaiou.
Jusffce Sfanord.

Estate Dorothea Reisinger; petition for
letters OF administration filed; attorney,
H A Heitmuller.
Estate John T Taylor: amended peti-
tion filed: attorney, W. o. Davis.
Estate Edward Tarrtng: order 10 sell
and compromise; attorney. W. A.
Coombe
Estate Nicholas E. Young: vfn dated
April g. 1897. fled.
Estate Elizabeth Clark; VII dated
January 1s, 1906. filed.
Estate Charles S. Bradley, VII dated
April l6 1918. and petition for probate
Of will filed: attorney. J. c. Head.
Estate Henry P. Gilbert; order for
sale.
Estate Otto schoemperle; order grant
ing letters of administration to Henry
Zerhusen; bond 500: attorney, r. A. Fen
ming.
Estate Isaac B. Jones: order admitting
will to probate and granting letters tes-
tamentary to Orlando A. Jones; bond $50.
attorney. J. H Gordon.
Estate William n. Beck; order Of pub
ncation: attorney, Frank Stetson-
Estate Augusta Kratzenberg; order Of
publication: attorney. J. c. W. BeaIl.
Estate Helen w. King; order OF pub
lcation: attorney. z. S. Mussey.
In re Helen D. Kloeber: order TO pay
over income; attorney, W. J. Lambert.
Estate James z. Hall: order granting
letters Of administration TO John w.
Hall; bond $500: attorney. n. L Gies.
Estate Elizabeth Harrison; order ed-
mitting viii to probate and granting let
tiers testsmentary TO David +. Mcocwan;
bond $500: attorney, John Ridout.
Estate wade II. Rogers; order granting
49, CONTINUED on PAGE ELEVEN.
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van Orsoel and Mr. ASSOCIATE Susuce
Gould.
i0T-Patent appeal-Hin VS.. Allen: mo-
ton to extend time for appellee 20 nle
brief granted.
Order designating Mr.. Justice Ashley
NJ. Gould to sit in the bearing and de-
termination OF certain cases.
loS-Patent appeal-In re Arthur o. VII
lard; argument continued by Mr.. II. b.
Hill for appellant continued by Mr.. WILL
lam R Ballard for Commissioner Of Pat
ents. and concluded by Mr.. II. s. Hi for
appellant.
lo4s and 1n6o-Patent appeals-HathAway
ct al vs. Colman. and Blair w. Colman;
argument commenced by Mr.. I. U. Town
send for appellants. continued by Mr.. L
B. Smith for appellee and concluded by
Mr.. i. U. Townsend for appellants.
zS6-Kemp vs.. Board Medical Super
visors: motion for leave TO file brief az
amicus curiae granted.
l0b-Patent appeal-Bernhard Va Hos
eltne; motion to vacate order OF dismissal
and reinstate cause denied.
2S6-Dante VS.. Hutchins: petition TO re-
call certiorari and to consolidate cases
1855 and 1851 granted.
SossDThurston VS.. Digs; petition for
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
Copper Shortage Serious.

The greatest shortage in the history Of
copper trading exists at the present time,
In the opinion of New York experts.
Copper for delivery this side of next
July is SO scarce and prices are so un-
certain that leading producers and sellers
are curtailing their bookings of 1917 metal
Prices are still advancing Following a
sale late Tuesday OF January-February
copper at 80 S-4 cents a pound, practically
all metal for delivery before April next
has been eliminated from the market
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Nov h-BUTTER-strunE; reosipts.
el4 tuba Creamery, higher than extras Y4Sato;
creamery srtras. s2scuCe -; nrsts, zASsAS; SECONDS,
SaSx.
EGGS-Frm; receips, e.61l cTSteA Fresh-nth
ercd eItr hne, Gas; extra nrsta laE2; nrItA
SHaso; secunds. SAS; nearby bennr1y whites, nns
to fancy, 66a7o; Nearby hennery rowns t6ab6.
OHESE-F1m; recaapts. Ans Nscs staAa
nesh, specials, a; do, sveraee. fancy. xSSs1A-
DRESSED PoULTRY-Quiet. Chickeus lasH
fowls i4na21h; turkey1 IsAao.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. I6-wHEAT-Lover. demand 4,
fair No 2 red. le7: No. I Northern, new, 4 a b
2lo: No. hard winter. f. o. b.. 205; No. / mao
aroni. as: No. l Manitoba, 2l2h. Exporters took
about 800 900 bushels, chiefly hard winter
CoRN-Easer; business is limited. No. 4 yellow.
hln-dried LIS for shipment In ten dfyS and
all November. LICK; Argentine is nominal Ell.
porters took lD,Ooo bushels. to arrive.
OATS-Weaker; inquiry 10 fair. No white
e3,sa64; standard. 63aSJ,i: No. 5. white sz3Sas3:
No. 4. white 62A6z1t; elevator bazs unrr1ded s231,
c. Exporters took 10000 bushels, part outports
part last night.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
Buy Montreal oity Bonds.

The National City Company, Kountze
Brothers, and Wood, Gundy & Co., have
purchased $3.Soo,000 OF City Of Montreal
8 per cent forty-year bonds, which will
shortly be offered to the public.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
BALTIMORE GRAIN,

Baltimore. Nov. B-wHEAT-Oosed unsettled
and higher. No. Q red spot LsI1k; Decemhey a. !.
No. red Western. spot. Lg :. =
CoRN-Closed frmer. New, November, io5x.
OATs-Market drm. No white. sssS1i standard
white. s2a62H; No. 8 Nhite, 6laslk. -,
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

hnd, Pennsylvania, and nearby nrstz, per dok. pi
Eastern Shore Maryland and virginia, nrstA pi
Western (ohio) nrsts. %; Wet Virginia hnts. -;
Southern North Oarolina) frsts d; strictly fresh
country gathered a. The market for Western egp
very strong Western, fresh, case count. q; West
storage count, %; selected csndled stock in
carton. 3sase.
BUTTER-separstor. ertn, pr n, 2assH; nrsts,
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Division No. a
Justice stsnord


Campbell Va. CampbeIlr ruI. -..,,.
able November 20; plaIntiysI attorns,
Jabez Lee. -''0rneJ'
Hardness Va. Harkness; order An
tnorlHing pledge Of note ana extan,son
OF loan; plaintiffs attorney, John Rsd-
In re dissolution Of the Provtd.1t
security Co: reference to the auditoT.
attorney. Leo A Rove.
SmaLlWood vs.. Shannon; order an
pointing Thomas L Jones trustee Of
Ate' plaintiffs attorney, W. II Get
tlhger; defendants attorneyR IouIs
Gutenberg and T. l. Jones.
smallwood VS.. Shannon: dscre. mr.
oering certain amount To be naJd Jn
Communication Of dover rights: trustee
authorized TO procure loan on property
ana collect rent: plaintiffs attorney
w. M Gettinser; defendants attorneys
Louis Gutenberg and 7. L Jones.
washington Terminal Co. va. Inter-
national Auto Sight Seeing Transit Co. /:
RUE as TO preliminary Injunction re-
naoIe November %; plaintiffs at
torneys, Hamilton & HamIlton r n
Mckenney and Edmund Brady; Defend
ants attorney. Frank J. Hogan.
In re assignment Of Francis B. Lib
oey; order for payment on bond: at
torney. J. Barrett Carter
Campbell VS.. Campbell; rule as TO
alimony pendente lite. counsel fees and
costs returnAble November "a; plain
tins attorney. JGbez Lee.
Thornton va Powers; order author
king trustee to return deposits: plain
tins attorney. J. P. Earnest
Boyce VS.. Barnes; decree appofntinr
Erskine Gordon substituted trustee 20
release: plaintiffs attorney, ErskIne
Gordon
Goldenberg vs. Friend; order an
pointing Lawrence Koenigsberger ana
Robert h McNein receivers; bond.
$500; plaintiffs attorneys. Alexander
Wolf and Lawrence RoeniEsberFer;
defendants attorney. R h McNefil.
Stohlman W. Stohlman; time TO an
swer bill extended ten days: plsintirrs
attorney. Chaplin Brown; defendanrs
attorneys. d. W. O'Donoghue, A A
Alexander and q. c. Provost
| Woulfe vs.. Woulfe; rule as 70 ali
: mOny pendente lite, counsel fees and
costs returnAble November "a: plain
TINS attorneys. E. c. Brokmeyer, clin-
Z ton Robb and r. J. Downey.
/ HaZen VS.. Wood; sale decreed. and
George z. Garrett and John h Wood
appointed trustees; bond, $4,000; plain
tins attorney. H W. wheatley.
: whedon vs. Fussell Ice Cream ca.
leave granted to intervene. and rule az
70 payment OF rent returnable Noven-
ber "a: plaintiffs attorneys. Douglas
Ruffin and Obesr; defendants attor-
ney. c. H. Syme.
| Harrington VS.. Minor: rule as 20 re-
straining order returnable November
16; plaintiffs attorney, p. W. Frisbyi
defendants attorneys. David Wolf. T
l. Jones and John Ridout
! Assignment for today. 20 be heard
in room No. l. Court OF Appeals
/ 346Se-Harrington We. Minor: sttor-
neyS Frisby-wolf. Jones, Ridout
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnbhed By W. b. Hisbs a c.

Furnished BY w. b. HIbbs q Cs.
6ALES
Washington Gas 81 800 at losA. 500 at lssk
CITY and SuburbSn S. G.oop st lo1n
Washington Railway ptd-. 4 at az 10 Il gh
10 at S[. at g.
Arlington Insurance. LOO at ~.
Aher call:
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat S. 81 900 at
lo6x.
Washington Market OoId storars S. 500 st y,
800 at q, 500 at ". 800 at u. 500 at 81.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
Criminal Division No. 1.
Iunfice GouId-

United States VS. Percy T. johnson:
fornication: time 70 file transcript ex-
tended TO December lb; attorney. NJ. z.
o Brien-
United States Va. walter c Allen: as
sault: time to file transcript extended
to December Is: attorney, NJ. z. o'Brien.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
Copper Sells at 40 Cents.

The Hungerford Brass and Copper Com
pany. OF New York, has sold loo, 900
pounds of copper sheets at 40 cents a
pound net. This is the highest price ever
paid for this product. according to all
available records.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
Bankruptcy Division.
IunfIce Stafford.

In re Albert l. Johnson; order appoint
ing Lucas p. Loving. Joseph D. Suln-
van. and Lunsford L. Hammer attorneys
for trustees.
recting clerk to nay fees 10 referee and
trustee.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
District Dtxtsion.

In re widening OF Wisconsin avenue;
hearing continued TO December 4
In ne minor street in square 3cst; order
Of publication.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New Yok. Nov. A-ou the curb today trad'
ing was largely protessioual. movsmnts wers LIST
less with . decrease In the volums Of trading
Butte Ocppsr and Zinc showed about ths only
marked Activity
The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
BOSTON STOCK MARKET

Boston, Mass. Nov. l5-The market vss broad
and active. West Indies Steamship rcse ~ N
l2fK another high record with Lmeric., z,nc
showing broad gain and various coppers up we'll
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Circuit pIrt.ion No. 1.

Chief Justice CovtnEtons
Henderson VS.. Mann: bin OF exceptions
signed and ordered Of record: time TO
file transcript extended to December %
Cby Justice Could; plaintiffs attorneys.
Edmund Hill, jr., and John Ridout; de-
fendsnt's attorney. J. J. Darlington
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o. s. Treasury Statement.

The condition OF the Treasury at the
close of business yesterday was: Net bal.
ance In general fund, s134, 49, 6S2; total re-
ceipts yesterday. s2o1s.1ss; total payments
yesterday, B,olS.e5s
The deficit this fiscal year is ss6,oN0T
against a deficit OF $50. <lS,544 last year, ex-
elusive Of Panama Canal and public deb,
transactions.
Revenue receipts for this fiscal year ur
to the close OF business November Il
$40, ,712, ,2So.1s; revenue receipts for the cor
responding period last year, Sas7, ,5se O2s. Is
Ordinary disbursements for this fscal
year up to the close Of business Novern-
Der IA, 1852 75s. .2s6.ss; ordinary dIsbu,se.
ments for the corresponding period last
year. 2s7,o2s. $3.50.
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New Steel Plant Ready.

The plant Of the Bethlehem Steel Cor
potation at Elizabeth. N. J.. erected at
a cost of S,5oo,OOo has just been COM
pleted.
Five ore vessels are now in course OF
construction for the corporation, one Of
which will carry 1900 tons Of ore at sea,
making It the largest ship OF its kind
ever built.
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d. G. Court of Appeals.

Present: Mr.. Justice Robb. Mr.. yustice
Gould.
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MerEenthaler Earning. Grow.

Net earnings Of Mergenthaler for the
year were about S.sss. 900. as compared
with n,4S7.o 900 for the fiscal year ended
September 30, 1918, a gain Of $4s1 900, ac-
cording to a report made public at the
annual meeting of the board OF directors
of the corporation
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Edwards Heads Exchange.

John L. Edwards yesterday afternoon
was elected president OF the Washington
Stock Exchange. succeeding Allan z.
Walker. William B. Hibbs was chosen
vice president, and Richard z. Claugh-
ton. secretary. o. H. P. Johnson, vice
president of the National Metropolitan
Bank. was reelected treasurer.
The following board Of governors was
elected: Charles ]. Bell. chairman; G. c.
Glover. Jr.. ". B. Hibbs, Allan e. Walk
er. John L Edwards, J. T. Hendrick. and
Daniel FraZar