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The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
Equity Division No. 2.
JustIee stafford.

Birney VS.. Won Schoen: decree appoint
ing Dion s Birney substituted trustee,
and Ralph d. Quinter appointed special
master 10 state accounts: plaintiffs at
torney, Warren Helphenstoin; defend
ants attorney, d. s. Birney.
Wells VS. Brown; final decree dismissing
bill: plaintiffs attorney. Charles Fahy'
defendants attorneys. W. VI. levin, J. }.
Mcmahon, and John Ridout
Burnstine VS.. BUrnstine; hearing con
cluded and decree TO be drawn: plaintiffs
attorneys. D. T. Wright and T. NJ. Wamp-
Ter; defendants attorneys, Darr, Peyser'
Whiteford & Dsrr.
Whedon VS.. FusselI Ice Cream Com
pany; sale ratified nisi; plaintiffs sttor-
neys Douglas, RUfhn & obear; defend
ants attorney, c. II. Syrne.
MiIleEan VS. Metzger: final decree a. 70
Cancelling two deeds Of releases, giving
money decree and appointing Howard
Boyd to sell; bond. 5000: appeal noted
bond for costs, 800; supersedeas, 900:
plaintiffs attorneys, Howard Boyd and
P. H. Marshall: defendants attorney. T.
l. JerTords.
Harrington VS. Minor: hearing con-
tinued TO Thursday. January IS; plain
ms attorneys. P. W. Frisby, A. p.
{ gens, and A w. Scott; DEFENDANTS at
torneys. David Wolf, T. l. Jones, and
John Ridout.
rchroedsr VS.. Eustis; rule as 10 injunc-
ton returnable January Il; plaintiffs at
torneys, Maddox & Galley.
Motions for today at 10 a m:
lin re estate Of stilson Hutchins; at
torneys, GIttings-Parry. johnson. Cohen.
2-Barnett VS.. Barnett. attorneys
hawken & Havell-Brsdy.
staff VS. Arlington Hotel Company:
attorneys. McKenney-Glassie.
4-Stohlman VS.. Stohlman; attorneys,
Brown, Baumsn-O'DonoghUe
Huntington vs.. Huntington; attor-
neys.-ChsmberIin-Th Thompson 6 LasEey.
6-Dante VS. Hutchins: attorneys, Sui
livan-Gittings
Hartman vs.. Masters; attorneys.
Gardiner. White-Baker.
-Kean VS.. Miller: alton eys. Leckde.
w & Sherier-Jones. BiIbrey.
Brooklyn Trust Company vs. United
States Trust Company; attorneys, Tuck
er. BroWne-Wilhams
lO-Mertens VS.. White Cross Milk Com
pauy: attorneys. Sholes-Dougias. Ruf-
fin & Obear.
lin re bankruptcy Of J. H. Simeon
diver: attorneys, Mtezger-Sherier.
l2-Clagett VS.. Rawlings; attorneys.
SuIIivan-Jones.
I3-Legge vs.. Lezse: attorney, Quinn.
l4-In re estate OF Chapman; attorneys.
LonE-Gies.
I5-Rowzee VS.. RoWzee: attorneys. Gdes
-DiEEs.
l6-Riley VS.. Bennett: attorneys. Wheat
ley-WilsOn. BrandenbUrg & Branden-
burg.
I7-In re estate Of James E. Hall. at
torneys Gies-Long.
lS-In re estate Of Mary Z. Mann; at
torneys Peele-Giesy.
1SChatard VS.. Mesrns: attorneys,
Tucker. MaCfarland Bailey
2h-McMahon VS. Mcmahon: attorney.
Kennedy.
2l-In re estate Of Ezra . Collins; at
tOrney. COlvin.
22-Moehs VS.. Carroll: attorneys. Csr7nsi
-Easby- y-Smith, Fleharty.
2S-In re estate OF Ellen Cary: attorneys.
I.ambert-Gardiner
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Supreme Court, District of Columbis
Equity Divtssss No. 4.
Justice Hftn.

Motions for today at 10 a m:
bowie VS.. Bowie: attorney. Phelps
murphy vs. Murphy; attorneys. HeE-
arty. Quinn. Patterson-Guy.
3-Stone Straw Company vs. Rex Pa
per Novelty Company: attorney. Hodges
4-Washington Times Company va n.
r, Temple and Market Company; sttor-
neys, O'Donoghue, Adldns-Rieout. Wolf
5-McIlhenny We Hampton; attorneys,
Hoover. Drake.
6-Frey vs.. Frey: attorney. O'she&
Tin re bankruptcy OF Lewis johnson
& Co.: attorneys. wnght-Tucker. To-
briner. Gatley.
SIN re National Capital Life Insurance
Company; attorneys. Handy, Nestmsn-
Gardner. Darlington. Sullivan.
SIN re bankruptcy OF Northeast En-
press and Storage Company; attorney,
Shealey.
lO-Frsncis vs.. Francis; attorneys. Fos-
teT-Smith.
II-Jsckson VS.. Jackson: attorneys, Ken
nedy-Davis.
l2-Cohen vs.. Cohen: attorneys, Doyle
Gies.
lS-Bourne vs.. Bourne: attorneys
Coonbe. Emerson.
l+-In re bankruptcy OF Sealed Pack
age Ice Company: attorneys, Jackson.
Taliaferro-MeriIlat.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
BALTTTORE PRODUCE

B.ltimore. Jan u.-EGGS-Msrtet quiet Mar
land. Pennsylvania and nearby hrstS 4lA4S. Bas;e-u
Shore Mar land and Virginia lfsts S2s+4. weStern
tOhiol frss. 45s46; West Virginia hrsts. 43aH
fresh, count IS Western. storage. cssn count,
SsST selected candled stock in carton. 5SA39.
BUTTER-SeIarSt1r. extra. Eag; hrs,s. SAs;
private, IN. 40s4l hrstS SsAs; do. In. extra
saSs: dairy prints Maryland. Pennsylvania and
Virgins. extras. 2sa2: hrsts. nsz: store psctrd-
nrs,s 2 rolls. Maryland and P-nnsylrsniS zsas
do. West Virginia. 2ss2e
LIVE PoULTRY-Prcc. pr pound unIs- cth-s.
wise stated: Chickens choice Young BY bost
10; do. by sHrrrs. Is; do. rough and pror,
II: do. old hens pounds and over, ls: do,
small to medium, L DO. Old ronsters and stagS,
loGll. Dscks. y"uBs MuEcO'y and MonErel. II; do.
White PekinEs lSs,e: Indian Runners Young lTAls
Puddle. choice fat IS; do. smaller. I5ss. Gs-se,
SsTylAnd and Virginia fat. lsSls, do. southern and
Western. l7Hls do. Kent Island fat les20: turkeys
choice hens 6: do. yoal0E gohbie-s. q. do. old
toms 2; do. small. Tuur. crooked breast SAD
young. IL Ms. and up. IS; do smaller. .; do.
old. IS
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-POt.,os..
white Western Maryland and Pennsylrsnia. bCshsl.
l75&l 50; do, New York and Maine. bushel La
l-S5; Eastern shGre. Maryland and Virginia. No. :
bushel, l5sl 90 do. frosted tIsAel 75seo; nearby
6'IShel box. Joal 65 sweets. Eastern, Virginia,
yell0ws, barrel. 275Gs0: do. Eastern Shore Mar.
lhhd and belaWare. barrcl, ) SSaS 50. do. y 0Tt
River. barrel 275a5oo: do. North Carolina sos
50; do, Hsmpcrs baSket. IISSl 3: ysms. large
bright smooth, barrel 2ols2 x: apples Western
Maryland and Pennsy lyania packed barrel. 2Ss3 81
do. New YORK state. No J. bSrTcl. ? 50a45C do
No. ,. 2oa25: beans. Florida gre-n. basket. ! 5ls
L75: do. wax b0sket 25al-5C: cabbage New York
STATE Danish ton, 90 OOas6 90: d.. domestic, ton
50 Opss5.01; celeH. New York bunch 3sJO. c7zn
berries 10 quality. barrel. aGOa6 %; clcumbsrs
Florida, haskell > 5lS3 % egEplan;s FIoida, cate
l.75S2 =: gTapsfUlit. Florida as 20 size box loOs
as; ksIe Norfolk. barrel sOaa0 do native bashel
bEN. S5ai0; legtucr Norfolk basket Hs75. do
Florida. basket 1osl-So; onions. New YORK and
Western, yellow. lC0Ib. sack 4oai 50. oransvs
ElOTlda as 70 size. box L75a225; prppers, FIor1da
crate, 29A5.c; spinach. Norfolk, L5OsL75: do. IA
tive, bUshel box 6a65: squash. Florida. crate ? O
az .; stTaWbs-rNs Fl0rida quart 25aS5: tomatoes
Florida. fancy. carrier. 2Wa5 8. do. choice car
rler, 225aSJ 90: tunIiTs. native bushel T5aLo
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12


i3ai3s4; do. medium. nsli; srrinf lambs, FAT, per
b.. l2alS; sheep. per n. sisses.
DRESSED GOoDs-Purk. small per n. H4sn;
do. hesry. pr n. iii1a11
GAME-Rsbbits, choice. yer duz-, a2ia2S. com
mon. 75sll0.
GREEN GoODs-Beans. per basks. LSass-S;
lima beans Florida per basket 4os5o; beets,
hage Per 100 lbs Sous 50; carrots. box. sal %
caulihoHer California, crate. L7Jaz0: ceery. Cab
furnia, crate, S01a6F0 do, New York, cate, 2Sll
5cos c,tnImbcrs bss&ct 3oOz4jo: eynblingS. crate,
l5os225; eggplant per crate. 2oH3S: kHle. per
bbl. l.ooal 3; lettuce. Florida yer BASKET, 5s25;
okra. Florida, per crate 2.asA1 onions, per
bag. s.75a5oo; peas. Florida. per basket. 3caioe:
3ota5.Oo; do, Northern. per sack. i75aS.0: ruta-
bagss, per. Dbl. S.ooa4.0: sweet p1tatoes per bb.
Soai.3; spinach, per bbi., i75z3.3: tomatoes.
Florida, Ter crate, 2GG3.o; turnips, per o0K,
i0lsI.3
FRUITS-AppIes. per bbl.. 25ha5.SO. grapefruit.
pr box. California. 27sA5cO: do. Florida. 2SosSo;
rineApplss. per crate. 5.5OsI.Oo
SEEDs-Blue grass. neT b,ishel l50aiso: cloNeT
bfata, per b.. bbzal6; do. slsika, per h.. Hs5';
red, per b.. l6izsls; do. white. per b., SaS I:
sap'ing Or mammoth per b.. lss20; timothy yer
bushei 2Soa260: orchard gTsss per bushel Zsos2 60
redtop per b., lOal2.
DO. yellow. sass: oats. white. per bushsl. Ssss:
do. mixed. 6lse2: wheat milling per bushel. Lsss
LS; do. ordinary. l.lOsl.5
HAl-TimOthy. No. l. pcr ton, HoSl5.co: do q.
No. 2 Aoo; mixed. Io0al2Oo; ear cuu. new. per
bbl., i75; wheat straw. per ton. 500; tangled ne
ttrsw. per ton. ll-O: long ne Stpsv. ton. 200
HlDEs-Green. per ID. q do. ssltsd. per H.,
q; do drg. per h.. sa5l horse hides, each 100;
calf skins g'tsu. each. IOssi5o; lamb skins. green
each. l.J0s2oo
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12

decline that took place, the Eastern speculation,
believed that with the sinking ~ a cotton boat
early in the week and with the sinking Of an
EnSlsh nan-cf war to-day the exportation Of bread
stufs will be dangerous undertaking. and that the
short sde OF the market looked more plausible than
the long SIDE.
The MAY future ranged between S.sI& and 81 sS
and It closed at NSls and N.s7. showing net
gains for the dsy Of S4 cents July ranged between
s. ~ aud S5lA and September between sS2s
and Sl.Sl4
The taking Of 20 OO bushels Of wheat by erportrry
in all positions and 1000 bushels at Chicago hy
millers and shippers Of more or less help to
the wheat situation from the standpoint Of a bull.
AdTancgB were shown Of lHaIN cents for com
and there was an underCITent Of inherent strength
There was one sIOt in the session that could be
called weak hut generally speaking the situation
was strong Unfavurahle crop news from the Aryen-
tine Republic again a factor.
Gains were shown Of "a. cent on oats although
the feeling weak and lower
Hog products closed easier. The market was de-
pressed by the continued heavy Western hog re
ceipts, which drew out long products and with the
holders anxious to realize.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PhilAdelphis Jan Tl.-RUTTER-The market
ruled firm at the late decline. with demand absorb
ing the limited receipts of fancy stock
We quote: Western soli6-Tacked crrarae-y fancy
specials, per M AZ: extra S9l-slG.: extra fryts,
saai9; trss 2a.T. DO N,,-rnd~ @aS-: renovated py-
ta. .; co.. trsus. = DO. seconds, = nearby
rrlu;s fancy. i5: average extra GAi2; frsts %aSs
seconds S4AJ5 special fancy brands Of prints lS
EGGS-Fresh egss VeTe scs-ce and firm. The
quotations: Nearby extra S. Ter duz. nearby frsts
l50 per standard case; nearby current receipts
800 per case; Western eTtra, S per dozen; srta
hrSts, $50 FER case; do hrsts, l5W: refTigerstos
EXTRA lilo; do. frsts losO: seconds lo2O; canded
tggs were iohbing at 6nas5 per dozen
LIVE POULTRT-FUWs. to quality lSIe.
T'St'rs iial5; srring chickens according to quality
Fal9 White Leghorns- according 70 quality. Eal9
ducks. as to size and quality. Bsp; TURKEYS 24A2S
gees ia pigeons old per pair 2Ao; do, Young
per uair Ja25.
DRESSED POULTRT-Fre.h-ki killed, dry-pacted
turkeys per pound-FSnC nearby. Sza55: fancy
Western, 5laS2; fair 10 good. 2aSo; old toms. 9K2s
common. 2ia27: fowls y TO box. dry-picked, fancy
selected. "a weighing Tsa5 lbs. apiece, ~ do Z
lbs apiece. . do. 81 lbs. apiece. HS21; do. 5
pounds apiece 1920. Fowls in barrels fancy dry
nicked-woighirg Has pounds and over apiece. 2 {;
weighing pounds fni7Cs. p smaller sizes TGn
Old ruosrcTs dry-picked Il. Roasting chickens
per TSir. SsS; roasting chickens Western, dry
picked. in boxes. weighing pounds per pair. 2las
'oasiing chickens, Western in boxes weighing Z
POUNDS per pair. GsG5; roasting chickens. Western
lce-packed in barrels. Weighing rounds and over
per pair, 22G23; roasting chickens. Western in bar
fels. weighing 7 pounds Per psir, 2z2. Bruiling
chickens Western. In boNes weighing 3ai pounds
per pair. sia2j. Chickens weighing $40 pounds per
TNr, lsa2O Go. mixed szss lss0 Bro1lers, Jerscy.
'ancy. 2s3l; broilers. other nearby. wSehns 1I4s2
bounds apiece Es29; bruil1s nearby, 2sIer sizes
Ha25. Docks. nearby. 22a%; do. We&srn, asa
Gees, nearby. 2a22; do. Western lsS9. SqBahs
per dOz.-WhIte, weighing Ilal2 pounds, 575s60
do. do, aalo pounds, As5a5.5o. do. do. pu1nds
t.ooaI35; do do. pounds 3Sos2.75; do. do. 6a6'4
pounds, 275a2.aO; dsrk. 2.J1o29O; small and No. 4
Gals
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
Circuit Division No. I.
Chief Justice CovinatOu.

Motions for today at 10 a m:
Anderson vs.. Observer Company;
attorneys, Davis. Perkins-DouGlss, Rut-
I'm & Obear.
First National Fire Insurance Com
pany VS.. Tuttle: attorneys, Reigvin.
Jeckson-wright, Mackey.
3 and 5-Spooner and Manchester vs.
Burlingame. attorneys. SUlliyan-New-
myer. Davis.
6-Simmons vs. Melton Construction
Company; attorneys. Ridout-Cromelin.
Brown VS.. Goldenberg; attorneys.
MeriIlat Bell-Hogan.
NBeall VS. Providence Hospital: at
torneys, Colbert, Morisrty-Hsmilton.
AStone vs.. Kimmel: attorneys. Pur-
CclI-Drew.
l0-Union Storage Company vs.. Cross.
attorneys, Newmyer-Evans.
u-Aiitchell VS.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; attorneys, Topper &
Characterization.
1:-Shapiro VS.. Lanpin; attorneys. Stein
Is-Brown vs. olde; attorneys. Ridout-
Calvert.
Ia-Beau VS.. District Of Columbia: at
torneys O'Brien-Syme
B-Locomobile Company OF America vs..
Broderick: attorneys, Hicks-wnson.
1s-Ciotd VS.. Grifith: attorneys, Hoeh-
ling, Peele & ogilby-Bsker.
-Ahehoer ~ NashlnBton-N virginia
Railway Company; attorneys. Lambert.
Yeatman-Hoover.
1s-Landresn vs.. HeSe; attorneys, No
Nsmara. Baker-RIdout
1s-Cornen VS.. orme; attorneys. Ad-
kins-Pcrry.
3-Buckey VS.. National Capital Horse
Show; attorneys, Cspers, Johnson-Mc-
Lanahan & Burton
I-Cooper VS.. Penn Bridge Connpsny:
attorneys, Gardiner-Hogan
2-Donoghue VS.. Msrylsnd-GoerEes
Creek Coal Company; attorneys, Rosen-
berg-Sholes
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Job0cls' prices higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less Fancy goods
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh, per doz -: Southern t5ss
BUTTERFLIES prints new, per n, -; do. tub.
q; process. 4s6: store-pscked, %s8.
LARD-Tub. pure per 10. Tal7h; do. com
pound. Haliis; cottonseed oil. per h'e-salon
IT
CHEESE-New York new. per B.. 24s25; fat
SBs3s Swiss, domestic, s2aS5; do. foreign. sasso
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens per h., %; hens,
per b.. lS; roosters. per n, Il; ducks. per n.
Ban; geese. per 10. i5ale; keats young. ~ 10.
and over, each IS; turkeys per h. %.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. choice per d.
20; hens choice, per h., lsa2O roosters, per b..
l5ali; capons. ms, each. per n, Sa3o: ducks.
large. per .. 20: geese, large. per H. Iss20: tkeys
choice per h., IS do. medium per h.. 3
1--we STOCk-Calyss. veal pcimA par n.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. jan u.-Neryousness over the wording
d the entente note caused rapid variations in
prices IN the cotton market today after hrmnesS
early. The feeling with regard to International
Affairs was decidedly unsettled and b1llish news
on the SPOT article from the South appeared to
be without much fn1uence
Offering, became heavy above 1850 for May con
tracts 90 the early bulge and the market
nervous and unsettled toward the middle Of the
morning Stop orders were uncovered BY the
decline, which carried March contracts of 70
l7.S and July 70 ls5 shortly after II O'Clock, q
about % to 2 net los
Port receipts for the day were I.N bales,
tkzinst 3D. 800 bales last year. New York waIehouss
stocks are SOS bales, compared with 2Sa5 bales
year ago. Exports for the day were % III.
ClearEnces for the 70 date aggregate 3Ss so
bales. Agzinst 25r SIS bales for the corresponding
period last season
Spot here quiet. 3 points lower at IS % cents;
the sales were 20 bales Spot at New Orleans
vas quiet today and unchanged On the bszs OF
lsls cents for middling; the sales sl2 bales:
delivered 90 contract, 100 bales.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
PEACE NOTE FORECAST
.BOOMS STOCK MARKET
Lloyd Georges Speech Accepted as In
dicaton of Allies War Attitude.

New York. Jan. u.-Wall Street accept
ed Lloyd George's speech as forecast
OF the note to President Wilson and
bought stock accordingly today. The re-
SUIT was a complete recovery in most
issues together with some net gains.
steel led both in the mornings decline
and In the afternoons recovery.
Motors figured largely In that decline.
chevrolet, although on the curb, attract
ed much attention on the exchange by
selling down to par. 1t recently sold as
high as 30 Wfllys-oyerland, Studebaker
and Maxwell were firm.
Steel and Munitions were sold freely.
Marines went lower on reports OF U-ooats
scouting OF the American coast.
Action of the wheat market clearly
forecasted a continuation of the war. II
closed with material advances. Weak
ness Of the cotton market also disclosed
belief In war.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
BAKER FOR RADIO CONTROL.

Appearing before the House Commit
tee on Merchant Marine considering the
Alexander bill. which provides for gov
ernment control Of wireless communics-
tion, Secretary OF War Baker yesterday
advocated complete control OF radio COM
munication as a military necessity
Government and private radio service
so interfcred with each other. the Secre-
tary stated that there was nothing TO
do but to UaCe all OF them under gov
ernment control Mr.. Baker said that
he did not shy at the term government
ownership when the security of the
nation was concerned
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Jan. H-BUTTER-Fm; receipts.
:, ,s2 tub. Creamery higher than extras 4O.a40,s
creamery extras. 90 score. pi4; frsts SaSsll sc
onds Alza35lz
EGGS-StrOng; receipts. 4sG cases Fresh gath
cred extra hrss Per doz. 55; hrsts 5la52: seconds
and poorer, i5a5o; refrigerator seconds TO nts Sa
S; nearby hennery whites fine 70 fancy s7A5
nearby hennery browns, 4A57.
CHEESE-FNrm; receipts. i7s boxes. STATE held
Specials 2il4a34z do. average fancy Z5&aA
DRESSED POULTRY-Firm Chickens 2na8
fowls, I5a23: turkeys. 0z2
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
BANK OFFICERS ELECTED,
John Poole Again President of Fed
eral National

At the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Federal National Bank yes
terday John Poole was reelected presi-
dent, N. H. Shea was reelected vice pres
ident and Charles B. Lyddane was pro-
NOTED from assistant cashier to cashier.
]. J. Darlington was appointed general
council, and Frank Stryker and Victor
B. Deybner, assistant cashiers.
Directors for the term are Byron 8
Adams, Walter A. Brown, John H. Clapp,
Myer Cohen, William Knowles Cooper,
J. J. Darlington, William John Eynon,
E. c. Graham, William F. Ham. Frank
J. Hogan, Ralph Jenkins, Ralph W. Lee,
Louis Mackall, Arthur D. Marks, James
Dudley Morgan, John L Newbold, Frank
B. Noyes, John Poole, James Brown
Scott, N. H. Shea and Leon Tobriner.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
New Orleans
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

chicago. Jan. u.-HOGS- Receipts. s. OOO head
aesS ~ yesterdays average; bulk. lOZjslOsO light.
3 gOE GD: mixed, lOlOalO.5O: heavy. l0aalO. 65
ugh. lO.2laInB: Iigs 7.sOas0
CATTLE Receipts. 500 head; Arm: native beef
cattle. T75all 20: Western steers T5OalO0O stockers
d feeder j-cass5; COWS and heifers, I.IoalO.OO;
cI.Es, go 100
SHEEP-Iler-ipts go head. strong Wethsrs.
2iJsl05s; Ismh5. lIs0aI4O
Kansas City. Jan u. HOG~ReceIpts. 900:
steady; bulk. 10 IjaO55. heavy. lO5OaIO60: packers
AID butchers, IO.55slO55; light. s9OalOS: pigs,
s75ao75
CATTLE Receipts. > 500 head; strong; prime-fed
ers. OT5alI.5J; dTsssed beef steers. sOlalO IS;
~nsrthsn steers. 65Nas.75; cows. 5ja9O0; heifsrs.
5oalI.Oo Stockrrs and feeders. s25as %; bulls.
75aS.0O: calves. 6.5Oall 20.
SHEEP-ReceipJs. 500 head strong: lambs le Ca
g 20 yeSrings. Il 25sl2G5: wethers 9OOalog; ewes,
ECOs96D
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Jan IL. wHEAT-Hisher: fair de-
mSnd. No. nd. 2c5s No Northern, I. O. b..
2225; No. hard winter. (. O. b.. 2l251 No l
rortcrs took about 10000 bushels, chiefly hard
winter, part last night
CORS-FirmeE; inquiry is moderate No. yel-
low. LIZ c. 1. T., to arrive: No. yellow, III to
arrive Exporters took $500 bushels
OATs-stronger: demand moderate No 2 white
66a66's stRndard e514a6s Nc. white 66as51 No
white. 64Izss5: unEraded e5I4a6el4
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
Circuit Division No. Z.
Justice Siodons.

Hawkins VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; verdict for plaintiff
for 800: plaintiffs attorneys. A. L. New
myer and A. p. Owens: defendants at
torney, George P. Hoover
McHRrE VS.. Riley; time 70 file tran
script extended to February Is: plaintiffs
attorneys, Cuttings & Chamberlin: de-
fendant's attorneys. Leckie. Cox a
Sherier
Cation VS.. District of Columbia ct al:
jury respited until next Monday: plain
Tins attorney, A. l.. Sinclair; defend
ants attorneys, r. L willsns and
George p. Hoover.
Motions for today at 10 a. m:
l-Sstterheld VS.. Grossman; sttornev.
Anthony-Grossman.
2-DcLsuter vs. Bean: attorneys, Nil
Ian & Smith-BAker. Leahy.
&-Snider vs.. Ouantice Company; at
torneys. Hutchison. Carter-Rslston a
Richs rdson, Winfield.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yor Jan. u.-Nfoney call opened at per
cent; high. ~ per cent; low. IL per cent; closed
~ per cent Most Of the days loans were made at
per cent.
Time money continued easy and was in moderate
demand Industrial loans at 3sA3h per cent for
sixty days S5aSA per cent for ninety days four
FIVE, and sir months.
Business in mixed collateral loans was light and
the quotations were 3a3h per cent for sixty and
ninety DAYS and four months, 81 per cent for five
and ax months.
Mercantile paper continued In fair demand for
good names. Rates 3&a4 per cent for the best
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.

SAILS
Capital Traction IS. 500 at 1856 5000 at 1861
500 at lO57t
American Graphophcns s. $40 at ld2.. 500
at lG.
CsE4tal Traction, at sa4, l at ss4 10 al ST.
at ~.
Washington Gas 5 at Il.
Lsnston at q.
After call:
GeCrgctown Gas S. 90 al !o5A
CERtAl Traction S. 81 on at 1854. s.. 90 al 1864.
Georgetown Gas g. $500 at I6E
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

RaItImore Md. Jan. lI.--Wheat clcsed strong and
higher. No. red spot and January. 2Ol; No. 2 red
Western. sTOt. 29Sl4.
Corn closed frmer. Spot, / co., January. l0sH.
Oats market steady. STANDARD white 6Ias4i No
; white. 6s65l5.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
NEW YORY CURB MARKET.

New York, Jan. n.-Russian SIS furnished a sen
SstCn when the curb opened this morning by selling
points Of After a short rally. they again broke
points more from the opening. The cause was
sscrtbed 10 the dissolution Of the syndicate. The
rest Of the market WAS easy
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,

Chicago, Jan. n.-Wan Street srecuiator. who
have been long on enormous lines Of wheat at Chi
csgo sold out the remnant of that grain at loses
today. This sailing was mainly On he seusseopsl