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The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
New OrIeana
New York.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BAltimore Dec B.-D9Gs-Marsst s,.dy ha---
land. PsnnsylvSnia and nearby trss u; EAstsn
Shore. Maryland and Virginia nrstA u: Western
tohiol nrsts. ~; West Virginia hrsts. .: South
ern North CsrofnA frstA q The uartst for
Westsrn steady to strong wesa~ra, fresh o.ss ouun,
e; Western. storage count IS; selected candIsd
stock in carton. Sa3.
BUTTER-sspsrAtor. extra. DeE; nrpa sHS;
private. H-n. pal; frstA SsGe; do, In, extra
pail: frsts sAp: blocks bs. ertraa tOaGl; hrsts
ssaS9; dairy prints. Maryland. PennSylTaniA and
Virginia. eItras. ZsA3: drstA 1G1; store pAekrd
hutS. q; rolls. Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA. 2sA2;
DO. Wet Virginia, EG2s
LIVE PoULTRY-Pnces per pound unIs., o.b.r.
vise Ststed: Chichens choios, young by bost.
-: do. by e1presA -; rouEh and poor HAS;
do. old hens. M. and over u; do small %
medium. Is; old rooster and stssN laall, ducka,
young. MusooVy and MonrS BaN yo1ns
White PsEinSS Is; Indian R1nnsrs. young Aar ;
Puddle. choice fat. BAl7: do. smaller lsals ree,e
Maryland and Virginia. fAs liIB; Southern and
Western, lIAl5; Kent Island fat, lsalS; turkeyn
young. ns and over. zA1s; old tonS BasB; snail,
poor. Za2: paseonA pair. old. %; Do. yOunS. %;
rlineA fowl young II nA and up. eanh, $; do,
smaller 3; do. Old 3
GAME-Prcts psr dozen unless otherwfs. ,t.ted
ducks blackheAds, pair. 5oaso; manardA pair $3.50;
redheads pan; laslS canIashacks. pair. 2ooA27:
common. all kinds. pair. 3A0.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUrTS-Pc+atoes
white. Western MA'yland and PeunsylrAnia bushel
L5Aleo; do. New York and Jesey. bushel 5oa
loi hAseern Shoro. hAIyiAnd and virginia No l.
l4oal6o: do. frosted. bushsl $3.50; do, nearby,
Sushel boz. l.balso; sweets. Eastern Shore Viz
E1nia, yellows. b6L. 3oA3.s: Eastern Shore Mary-
land and Delaware. barrel. 25A3T5; do, York
River. barrel. 3oos33: do. North Carolina barrel
S'OaS.75; do. HImpSrz. basket. IS: yAms
large. bright. barrel 2oA2S; apples. West
sn Maryland and PennsylUInia PACKED, bsSre..
o1s5O; do. New York State. No J. barrel 5oA
80: do, do. do, No. b4rrrI. 2ooa1 Is; beans,
Florida. green basket. LsoalT5 do. wax. bas-
let. lSAl.so: cabbage. New York State, Danish,
ton, e6oosNoo: do. do. domestic, ton S. nasD % =:
do. Norfolk. barrsl. L1alyp; cauliaover Long
Island. crate. L6Al75i do. Asryand. barrel,
2.@a2.5; celeJ. New York, bunch, 2a5o;
cranberies. as 70 quality. barrel. s.0Oa7 50;
cuelEces ss. Florida, baskst 2oa13; eSEplana Flor
Ida, crate. LSa25; grapefruit. Florida, bon, ss 70
sise. 2013.So; hoss1dish. nearby. box, 2asa2 50;
Eae. Norfolk barrel. 75aso; do. native bu,hel boz,
sais; lettuce, Norfolk. basket 5oS75: do, F1nrdi,
oosket. l,DAl.0; oDiona Maryland and PennLyirani..
yellow. drJ. bushsa. Lfsa1oo; d. New YCt .nd
Western. yellow. nopound sadk, 1SOaAoo; orsnzes
FlOrida a 70 size. baI, 22S2rsi pspper. Floids,
crate 2soaS@ %; sptDach. Nurtolh. barrel. 40; do
native. bushel box. soa5: squash, Florida crase,
Zoa225: turnips. nstiVs b1shsl f5Al.oo
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dsc A-Thers Vas q sharp hrsakS IN
the cotton market today after periods Of srsngth-
The decline was attributed partially 10 fean that
Brttish cargo restrctions would result in smaller
exports Of the-staple The sase with which prices
gave way suggested that the shart interest had
been cestred and that . cousdsrkhis long Inns
had been built up during the week
Filnness was displayed al the opening. with
largest gain due to what was believed 10 Be an
attempt to cover by Liverpool
Trade became more actaEe shortly Aftsr the open
ing. Stop ordss were uncovered and March
sold up to 10 cents late in the morning while
May touched l&2s The market then APPEARED
TO hesitate and there were reactions Of or 8
points. but the undertons was steady and the
more cheerful visw Of the political news sen
to help the sentiment Of the bulIsh SPOT ad-
Nances and improving trade reports.
The early afternoon market ruled irregular on
10 comparatively narrow trads. Moderate buying
carried prices , dozen points from the noon
level Later . wave Of selling for pronts found
TIE list poorly supplied with Supporting ordas
and prices fell Of rapIdly. 70 q net decline Of
HAS points. or to . leEei SsAss points below the
forenPn hIgh point Toward O'Clock. the sell
ing pressure dsTeassd and q rapid rsooyay Of
2a0 points on covering and new buying
Pronounced weakness at New orssns and haV
selling from that quarter led to . further severe
finally steady at q net loss Of . 10 30 points.
Spot here was quiet, 5 points higher 1t T.A
cents; there were sales
Sppt at New Orleans steady, with middlins
unchanged at l75 cents; the sales were 100 bales
The receipts at the ports for the day were q ole
bales AGAINST q SO bales last ear
Stocks in New York warehouses arv 3f62 balss.
against 81 .sS4 bales year ago
Exports for the day were 3.so bslea Fur the
they aggregate so6l SO bales compared with
2'2l.ss5 bales in the same time year ago. Receipts
at New Orleans were 3.9os bales; savannah LEG
Norfolk, lIsz; Houston, GS6.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29

u7ter considerable selling pressure and for which
he@e was an order there for 4 round lot Of No 2
ndrthern wheat. which was wanted for shiprnent To
The ssaboard in January
The weakness IN the Wall Strsst market was the
signal for heavy sailing Of wheat during the open4nr
hour. The NeIican situation cut a swath IN stocks
In the East and consequently 1t was reflected in
tie grain market here. Northwestern markets
showed but little life. we'll as strength although
there was good buying at Minneapolis, particularly
10 millers
The car situation Is likely TO improve ss r,irwxy
officials say they Will be IN a position to re-
leVe the distress Of grain and oeber shipperl, The
tHS vessels at the ssabuard whith were sent here
BY Great Bntain- are being loaded and will soon
clear. This viii gtve some relief TO tie uIiheard
OF congestion on the railway tracks in and around
Seaboard puints
The hternAuoul T, iew a. cabIed from Iiysrr,pol
was construed BY the trade a bearish On wheat
and buIikh on corn Dcclines were made In corn
OF hl and hesc losses would have bseso rr.stsr
had not wheat hrmed up Trade in crxn was
smaller and this was the especially In the buy1ns
power.
Oats was HaS lower. with fluctuations within a
narrow ranga
The feature H the MARKET for hog rrodDct,
was the changing from the nearby months to the
more deferred, with the Nay q faruritk Tn.
buying Of the list at inside prices was credited
tn pkara
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
wAsHIseroE PRODUCE.

ouotitoas si.sn below srs for larss iots q sod
marketabls roods only. yobbsrS pric>s are hisha.
Lower grades may Be sod for ienA fHney sDodf
command hishsr prieea
BUTTER-Best print. new. psr D. tzh; Do. tub
ak; proee.s. SAB; stors-pseksd. nsz
LARD-Tub, pure, psr n. lfalTK; Do. com
pound. NAlpas eOttOnssed oa. pr hsesalion can.
CHEEsE-New York. nav. pr n. als8; n.I
5sB Swiss. domestic, s2AS; do. forsien. ssssa
LIVE PoUJTRY-Chickens, pz H. mn; hens.
per D.. isAlo; roostsr. pr n y; dunhn. pr D..
and above, each, IS; turkeys. per H.. za3.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. d. :ce. pr n
1a22; hsns choice psr ID. aoxz; roosters pr N,
I3als: capons, Ds. each. per H. Ha9; duckA
choice Per n.. 25Ass; do. medium. pr n. 3A2.
LIVE suocK-cslTes. veal prime. per D..
ifsslS; do. medium. Il; spxing lsnhs. fat. ps
n. nals; sheep. per n, 61abk.
DRESSED GooDs-Purt small. per n. rzssi,;
do. hsavy. per n. llhai1
GAME Rabbits. dhoies. pr doA. LooalDi con-
mon, fbL 90
GREEN GooDs-Beans. Der bas, I.DSa.so: b.st..
bunch. saS: Brus:s sprouts. PEI Ct. s1iTs; a. ess, 4
cry. California, crsts, 6os60; New Yort. cats.
25sA5op; eucumbcrz. pr basket. $qoaLso; cymblnu.
per crate. Is; sgzplADt, pr crate. 20OaS0i
kale. Der bbi.. LzalD lsttnce. Florida. per basket
I.5oa3oo okra. Florida, per crate. 2SoaASo; onions
per bag. I0oa4S5 peas Florida per basket. S.0a
100; peppers per crate. LsoAS5O potatoes peg bbl.
I0oN4T5; do, Northern. PER ack. 491L's; ruts-
bssAA per bbl.. 3Ooa35o sweet potatoes. per bbL.
Z0oa3.7S; spinach, per bbl., 20A3.0; tomatOes
Florida. per crate, l5aL5o; turipa per bnz-
falW
FRUIrs-Apples. per bbI.. ZsOAS5O: grapefruit.
Per boz. a0Da550; lemons per boz 275asoo oranges,
per box California, 37Ss5oo; do. Florida. 2soAs@
paneapples. per crate. 35oal!W.
sEEDs-sluesras. PEI bush. LoSi0; elcr.t,
| alfalfa, per n. -; do. slakA. per n, Baii
red par n. IFisaI7 do. white. per n. 4Oac; tim
othy. PER bushsl. 2Ha2B: orchard GraAA psr eashsA
2BA2 .; red top. per n. saIl.
GRAIN-Oun. old white, pn bushsl. ssN
do. yellow. sSss; oats. white. PER bushsl. o.ss
do. mixed. slse3; wheat milling per bOShsl. La
Lp; do, ordinary. l.loal.B
HAY-TnOthy No. l. Per ton. Hohl5.oo: do,
No. Moo: mixed. 00al2n; ear crp. new, PEI
bbl. 40; wheat straw. PER ton. go; tangled IN
| straw. per ton. uu: long ne straw. per toe. lG@
HIDES-Green. per n. Q: do, sslted. per n,
.; do. dry. per n. 3A5: horse hides. each. r@i
calf skins green. each. 4ooai5o lamb skins. Eresn-
each, L-0Al0
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
In the World of Finance and Trade
SMALL LOT TRADING
PICKS UP SOMEWHAT
Total Days Dealings on Local Stock
Exchange Relatively Slim.

Trading picked up at yesterdays ses-
sion of the Washington Stock Exchange.
but was mostly in small lots, aggregating
a relatively small days total. Nineteen
shares Of Washington Railway and Elec-
trio preferred stock sold at 81 Ia Twenty
two shares of Washington Gas changed
hands at 701-2. Two shares of Lanston
Monotype brought T1-2. and a share OF
Graphophone common was transferred at
10. American Graphophona IS sold at
1m IL to 1o1 81, and Railway Is at 50 Is
for q small bond
Earnings of the Southern Railway Com
pany for the third week in December
were 81. .492, III, a gain of $35,S27 over the
gross for the corresponding week last
year, orE24s per cent.
The Franklin National Bank has de-
clared q regular quarterly dividend of
IL per cent, payable January to share
holders Of record December 2s
Tho Continental Trust Company will
open for business Tuesday morning in its
new quarters at Fourteenth and H streets
northwest, occupying the main floor of
the Real Estate Trust Company.
The board Of directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company has declared
seml-annoal olVldenoS OF : per cent on
the preferred and 21-2 per cent on COM
mon stock. The dividends are payable
March 1. to stockholders Of record Jan
uary 20.
The statement of the six months opera
tions. considered at the meeting. was
based on actual figures for five months
and estimated figures for the month of
December. The comparative figures for
1916 and 1918 follow: Total operating
revenue. 1915. ss1.65Ss14; 1915. &5s.O4O.sO4
increase. S5.615.61O; total operating ex-
penses. 1916 s43666. .1S4; 1915. S37, s3s 4oo: in
crease. s6.I5s. .7S; net income, 1915. $s,1s7,-
III; 1915. 9.a2. 921: decrease, S.os6,5lO.
Directors OF United States Steel
are expected to increase the extra dis
bursement on common stock at the jan
uary meeting. In recent quarters l per
cent has been paid in addition to the
regular IA per cent on the issue. Earn
ings are estimated at from 800, 900. 900 to
Sic, ,o00, 900 for the quarter. While these
estimates may be affected by the coal
and car shortage. they are likely to es-
tablish a new high record in any case.
Under the circumstances 1t 10 felt that an
extra payment of ala or per cent
would be fully justified.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
COURT PROCEEDINGS
D. c. Oourt Of Appeal..

Assignment for Tuesday. Jsnu.<y 8
Special Calendar.
1-Hutchins va Hutchins; attosnsyz
Hoehling, Peelle a ogilhy-Cohen, John
son. BrandenburE q Brandenburs
GittinKs
3-Chevy Chase sanitorium va. Distr1o
% Columbia; attorneys. Tucker, DarlinS
ton, Bailey-Syma
4. and 6-Martin, Fowler and schulteas
VS.. splsinI attorneys. Davis-Lasloe0
Van Fleet
Regular Calendar.
zSB and 1ST-Twyman Va Mckay, sxa
Mckay va Twyman; attorneys, RAiston
Richardson, Winfeld-Keigwin.
2SS-Fttzpart1ok va Capital Tractsos
Company: attorneys. Cox. sherier-
Hogan.
2S6s-Dayidson W. the z. +. Rroo,u
Company; attorneys. o4ttinEs, Ma1lcan-
Wright, woodard'
2s70-Pittsburgh Construction Courp1ru
vs.. Cannon; attorneys. MsrshAll wahiy~
Lambert, Yeatman.
2T2-Cronan VS. CTunan; atnornayS
Hinton. Cox-Peter.
2S6-Kemp VS.. the Board Of hedtos
Supervisors OF the District OF Columbia
attorneys, Davis Hooe-syrne Stephens
Fenning. Guy.
29Is-Hekimian vs. Woodward; attor
neys, Jones. Ahalt Easby-smtfh
F1eharty.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia. Dec. R-BUTTER- -suppnss Of nns
goods were elDseH cleaned up at arm prices. ms
quotations were follows: Western ld-paehed
creamery. fancy specials. q; extra, lAt2; sztra
hrsta, 40a40h: nrsts. SaS9 do. seconds 8AN;
renovated. extra, S. do. nrstA y; do. secoodA .;
nearby prints. fancy ~ average sxtra cas-; nrsts
ea4O; seconds SsS; special fancy brands Of prints
at Ea50
EeGs-ChOics fresh stosk ~ srarss and wanted.
Nearby extra. 20 per dossn; nearby nrsts. NlO
psr standard case; nearly currsnt recripts, Ys
per standard case; Western sxtn, % per dozen
e1tra hrsts. hn pr oass: do. nrstS DS; 70
triserstos extras D.so; do. nrsz. 1850; seconds.
LIVE PoULTRY-FowlH, a. to quality. liam:
roosters Halls; spring chickens according TO quality
Ha2o: white LeghornA according to quality, rals;
ducks. - to she and quality. Han; turkeys, AA2s
mas ''-'-I
DRESSED PoUJTRY-Frsh-kilIed, drypacked
turkeys. per pound-Fancy nearby, SsaN; fancy
Fowls, z to box. dry-picksd, fancy selected, q;
weighing thas pounds spiscs. ~; do Z pounds
apiece, q: do, ~ pounds sptsoe, nAz2I do, ,
pounds apiece. lsa2o FowlA In barrels, fancy, dry-
picksd-Wsishins 4Ha5 pounds and over sptsce. 9;
weighing pounds tpiece. 2; smaller sisss. ran
Old roostsr dry-pidked, II. Roasting ohickens,
Western. dry picked, in boxes weighing sAlo pounds
psr pair. SaS; roasting chickens. Western, dry-
picked. IN boxes. weighing pounds per pair 3iae5
roasting chickens, Western In bo1e, weighing I
pounds per pair. 2a23; roasting chickenS Western,
Toe packed, In barrels. weighing 0 pounds and over
per pair. 2a23; roasting chickens western In bar
rels. weighing pounds Per pair, naa. Bruilins
chickens Western, in buaes. weighing saI pounds
per pair. 2a2S Chickens weighing sA6 pounds per
pair BAD: do. MIXED dses lssau Broilers Jsrssy
fanny Assl; broilers. other nearby. weighing lhA1
pounds apiece. aa0 bcoilers, nearby. smaller Epss
2a5. Ducks, nearby, z2aA; do, Western, 0a2
Geese. nearby, ZA1i; do. Western, Ga2. squads.
per dozen-White. weighing IL TO Il pounds per
dozen. 575a6Co; white. weighing to 10 pounds per
dozen, 4s6a5.5o; white weighing pounds per dozen.
4.ooAA.S; DO. do. pounds par dozen, S0a575;
do. do, sssy pounds pr dossp. 276s2M; dazk.
2nza1n5@xu ana No 4 OnaA
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York, Dec. &.-BUTTER- Steady; receipts.
$50 tons Creamery higher than extras I2a4z4
creamery extras % 2srore, an: hrsts SasOt ssconds
35A36I4
EGGS-Barely steady; reosipts. - cases Fresh
gathered. extra hrstS SAT- hrsts SAT refrigerator
special marks fancy 364a36; seconds to rsts 331la
%; nearby hennery whites fine to fancy. 6s66
nearby hennery browns Sass.
CHEESE-S Steady; receipts 2HA boxeA State
held specias aka2f,S; do, average fancy, 2S1aA
LIVE POULTRY-Fim- Chickens, Daily; fowls
9R2lh; turkeys 3a30.
DRESSED PoUITRY-ouiet. Chieksns lsaz
fowls, 1514a2554; turkeys, lsa4
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Dec. 8.-Money on eau opsnsd a >
per crnt; high per cant; low n pr can't closed.
"a per cent. Mos of the days loans were made
1t 8 per cent on industrial
Time money wAs o6tAinA6e IN tncroaSinE volume.
the recent liquidation has released q great deal OF
money Mixed loans are quoted Al 81 per cent
fog al periods Rates: R.Hf11 Per cent for all
periods on mixed and 81 TO Per cent for al
per1ods On Industrial collGterAl
Mercantile pApE Wa quiet There w1s modernte
b,1yfnR here and thew. but the marhet could not
b. called active. RATES: NoninAIly. TO n pr
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

chicasp. Dec. 8.-The decline In whsat futre.
seemed to suit foreigners. they bought the 90
vel - the futures today
EhGs we're reported takings Of thrss csrpo>, q,
the cash article or about lopooo bushsis tur min
msnt abroad. and IN addition 10 this thsy bouaht
great deal Of the May, as wsil - the July inSths
Chicago pit,
This buying caused reactions and advances from
the bottom prices Il 10 cents. but resting spots
for the day wore ct declines Of NAN The veakest
ues ia ths IL - Ne f1y -nutus vhach n,
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

Chicago. Dec 8.-HoGS-Rscsipts 1000 head:
hr1n, SC ahove ysstsrdays average. Bln. logsloeo
hight. s76an0; MIXED, n-nalnO; heavy, oDa
l075: rough. Ml1alo.2S; ptsx Hvse&
CATTTE-Receipts, Rm head; weak Native
beef cattle. 7.aDan.so; Westszn steers. 725sloU;
Hockers and feeder. 6da2S; COWS and heifers,
4.Dalaoo; calves S5al2B.
SHEEP-RecetptA 1000 had; strunx wethsrx
9.l0alo 3: lamhs u.5al1n
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
Circuit Dfvtsien Ne


Assignment for wednesday, Janu.y q
1871
G-Goldtng ". Georretovn. snd Ten
nallytown Railway Company: attorneys
Gerdtner-Hoover, whiteford-
S-Weineoke va District OF Coluu1naa
attorneys, RIdout-Syme.
0-HHnt vs. District Of Columbia, o
al, attorneys, Oshea-wlllianA, Brand
suburg.
S-MahOn vs.. JenersonT attorney
RidoGt-Newmyer.
73-Maschneyer vs.. American secur<e
and Trust Company: attorne1s,t Bel
Rice, Marshall-Hogan.
T-Aoriarty VS. Geier; aftornsy1
Topper & Gusack-white-
S-Hahn vs. Clarvoe; attornayz. Balrsa
Leahy-Woodard
6T-Morrison VS.. Gornley: Gttorney1
Brad!ey-McKenney & Flannery. Balss
Osterman
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
Supreme Court, District Of Columbis
Equity Divisdoa No. l.
Justice HftH

Gorraan va Bailey; decree suhstHufs.u
trustee; plaintiffs attorney, q W. efsS
son
kendrfck Va Daniel c. rtzhush; ords
Of publication: plaintiffs attornsy, oeoue
c. Gertman-
Assignment for Wednesday, Isnnsx7
,, 1917.
% l-2-Ravene w. RAnnie: attorpeH
Lester-Dennis.
ID-Lockwood Va Sanders; atsornea
OToole. Musssy-LAxkey,
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
BALTIMORE GRAIN,

Baltimore, Dec. B.-wHHAT-Uosd frm No
. red spot and January. LISA: No 2 red Western,
spot, l8A.
OORN-Closed easy. Spot. l0h
OATSClossd frm. Standard uhIte 6CSael; No
> white, sp4aso
HAY-No. / timothy, n.u
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
q. S. Treasury Statement.

Condition of Treasury at close Of bust
ness yesterday:
Net balance in general fund. SIZE, 81, ,073i
total receipts yesterday, c,2e,2S; total
payments yesterday, $4,520, 500.
The deficit this fiscal year Is Sis. 81. SIS.
against a deficit Of 81. .s66, ,662 last year, ex-
elusive of Panama Canal and pubic debt
transactions.
Ordinary receipts for the present nscal
year up to the close OF business Decem-
Der n, S62s4,lSs.O4: for the correspond
ing period last year. s315. so. .S0o.s5
Ordinary disbursements for the present
fiscal year up TO the close Of business
December q, si7s. So, ,6to.74; for the CORE
spnnAauR pnrind lnst yaaz- 80 ia a6aA
The Washington herald., 1916-12-29
Circuit DIvtsion Ne. u
IunfIca AiddnnA

Murphy ct al vs. Henderson; time o
submit BIN Of exceptions extended 10 Jsn
uary 81. and to file transcript TO Fer
uary 2s plaintiffs attorneyE Frank }
Hogan and z. l. Jones; defendants -
torneys- Arthur Peter and J. w. VIVA
ing.
Staley's Garage vs. Barnhzxt; judx
ment OF Municipal Court affirmed agaknG
defendant and United States Fidelity 90
Guaranty Company. surety for 800; pian
tin's attorney, T. l. Neubeck
Carter VI. District o6 Colurubtas nutN
ment on verdict for plaintiff for tSyn1
plaintiffs attorneyA D. W. Baker sn
John T. Money; defendAnt-s sttOrnsSE r
L Williams
Sterrett vs. Shoemaker ct al; tine q
settle bin OF exceptions and nie transc1p
extended 20 January 6. 1917 plaintiffs st
torneys, s. H Giesy and J. @ GittinSs
defendants attorneys, W. O. johnson. a
NJ. Hudson and J. J. NJ OLeary.
Assignment for "Wednesday, January q
1917:
1S-HAslins va Washington Rafws,
and Electric Company: attOrDsyA Nsr
myer. Owens-Hoover
5O-Grove vs. Milstesd; sttorneys. AfasA
er. Downey-MontaGue, David
uS-Clagett Va Altemus; attornsy7
Newmyer. Qungiey-Jacksor-
so-ShApiro vs. District OF columb1s= -
toEneys, Baker. Grant-Syms.
n-Caton We. District OF Columbia; N
torneys. MonoCre Sinclair-Syme.
6S-klIne vS Melton-Rhodes Company
attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon & Hacfarland
Beiley-RhodeS Cromelin. MaupIn-
CrtninsI DIyisIoa Ne. l.
Justice Could
United States VS.. Herman A oro1
false pretenses; recogniEance 9. 900 talnas
with Harry Kaufman surety.
Assignment for wednesday. January q
1877:
United States va Ernest TreunR
United States ~. Albert Msdison
United States VI. John Patterson
Criminal Dfviston ~ .
Justice Mccoy.
AssiEnnsnt for wednesday, AnU~S
1917:
United States VS. George II. B-4uAasu
(on triad.
District Division
Justice Mccoy.
In re extension Of Calvert street, IN
sworn and hearing set for Jsrpsry Z
1917.
In re extension OF Seventeenth strssti
marshal directed 10 summon jury 1oS
January 10. 1911.
Bankruptcy DIvi.l&.-
Justice HItE.
In re Clement W. Huske and T. Tur~
CONTINUED on PAGE ELEVEN.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by w. b. Hbbs 4 Co.

Furnished by w. b. Hfbbs Co.
SALES.
washinEton Railway o.. BDo st sA
Grzrhophone lst G.. S.0p at lol&
Washington Railway r[d-. Al EhI0 Al al,
at aH l at an l At Az II SIX al SIN.
! at sh. ! at sIa l a. GA. ! At GA At aA.
6 NJ s'4. at sIh.
Washington Gas. at ~. At 70A. y At ~
GrAphophoDs common. ] At lio.
GrAphophoas I'D. 30 at D6k
AtteT call:
Graphophone Ist G.. s.up At ION 500 At smss
LSnston, 2 At TfS.
GnNERNMENT RONDS
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NEW YORK. CURB MARKET.

New Ynt Dec. 8.-ISadtns On ths sznb mazks4
today was QIisteT than 1t has besn any tms this
week Prices followed tho downward trend OF the
Other markets due to the change In the Mexican
situation. Prices showed declines Of from frac-
tions to more than . pntntA
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Equity Division Ne. q
JDsttcs stanerG-

Assignment for Tuesday, January 3
1917
Is l-2-Janes Va Goddard: attornSya
wilson Huidekoper q Lssh-DarlIngtW
Walters, Sullivan. Goddard
LII l-SCampben Va. EAtdonaI Vaccan
Institute: attorneys. Darlington, Hogan
Ferguson- Ellis g. Donaldson-
Naturalizauons at lo:So a m
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston Dec. 2.-The market had general and
broad forenoon reaction. West Indies Steamship
leading. with cUnEdsrahs losses In mines. Ths
afternoon dull . shsht rally.
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Liverpool.

Nlrntshed By y. l. Carpsnaer 4 %
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

New York, Dec. s-From 80 y. m to closing
United States IS. coupons. II
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Assignment for Tuesday. Janu@<y 3
1911;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-04
The Gold of the Gods
By Arthur B. Reeve Of nsaf %

YOU to let me know, so that may act
at this end accordingly.
What am getting at is this: un.
derstand that from rumors and re-
marks of the Sonora she believes that
Norton took an unfair advantage dur
ing her absence. What the inscription
Is l don't know, but from the way
these people down here act one would
think that they all had proprietary
interest in the relic. What it is all
about don't know. But you will find
the Sonora both keen business wo-
man and an accomplished antiquarian
If you have not already discovered it..
I'm regard to Lockwood and Men
doza, if we can get them in on our
side. it ought to prove winning COM
bination. There are stories here of
how de Moche has been playing on
Mendoza's passions-she's thoroughly
INSCRIPTIONS and Don Luis is some
what of a Don Juan. l write this to
put you on guard. Her son, Alfonso,
whom you perhaps have met also. is
another type, though l have heard 1t
said that he laid siege to IneZ Mendoza
in the hope of becoming allied with
one of the oldest families.
More Tomorrow.