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The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
In the World of Finance and Trade
bear ELEMENT RAIDS
new YORK STOCK LIST
Steel Is Storm Center Of Day and Ma
rine Stocks Suffer.
CBy TIE International New. serviee.)

(Dy the International News service.)
New York, Jan, 10-Another attack was
made on the stock market today and
some material net losses resulted. The
only acticity was seen in the last hour
when this raid was in progress. Steel
was the storm center and Marine shares
suffered. General Motors new stock was
weak all d !.
% cents a round but counteracting this
was the rerort that the allies were in
the market for enough copper to run
them through the entire year and had
offered 81 cents for it.
Still another bearish influence was an
nouncement by the Merchants National
Bank Of the appointment of an advisory
council This council Is partly made up
Of men barred as directors under the new
banking laws. The announcement was
hailed as being the solution Of the prob
lem of evading the law against inter-
rocking directorates.:
The Steel corporation reported tonnage
on January of II. .o6s.542 which is an in
crease of Ss7e4 tons over the previous
months. OF this tonnage 10 per cent is
specified, that is, the corporation can go
ahead making It without further con-
sultatian with the persons putting in
the order.
OF the % per cent on which specifica-
lions are lacking, the corporation an
nounces that It is all firm, and uncanceil-
able. As a matter Of fact. however, wall
Street knows that any order anywhere
can be cancelled-before actual work on
II Is begun
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11

The following analysis of the New York
market situation was received yesterday
by W. B. Hibbs & Company from Logan
& Bryan, their New York correspondents:
THE impression was current that the
reply of the entente will be at hand in
the course of day or SO. At any rate,
heavy liquidation was experienced and
lower prices were recorded in all direc-
tions. The weakness In shipping shares
seemed to reflect the fear that in the
event Of the reply denoting that ag-
gressive military operations will be con-
Quoted. submarine tactics will be inau-
gurated by the central powers. 1t was
reported that a British cruiser and a
freighter were sunk, which lent color to
the surmise Of greater activity by un-
der-sea craft.
Sentiment in the street Is decidedly
bearish and the interior. which for a
long time favored the buying side, is
now inclined to be neutral when not
hquidating. The outlook is such as in
our estimation warrants contracted lines
and an ultra-conservative attitude"
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may b. sold for less Fancy goods
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh. per dCz. g: Southern 45aB.
BUTTER-Best prints, new. per ro, q; do, tub,
i2; process. S4s35: store-packed. 8sA
LARD-Tib, pure, per n. I7aI7n; do COM
pound. lislil4; cottonseed oil. per hse-gaIon can
SIS,
CHEESE-New York, new, per H. 24zS: hat
s5a8: Swiss, domestic. Sass; do. foreign 5as6o
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens per h., 30; hens
per b., Is; boosters. per b.. Is; ducks Der n.
lss20; geese. per n. l5sls; keats young, " Da
and over each. as; turkeys per h., q
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens choice per H.
20; hens. choice Per h., lsa0; roosters, per Ib.
laal4; capons. Z lbs each. per fb.. Sa30; ducks,
large, per D.. 20: geese, large d. isa2o: tukeya
choice. per lb., S: do. medium, per H., g
LIVE STOCK-Cahes. veal prime per D.,
l2Bsal3; do, medium loall; spring lambs, fat per
d. l2al3; sheep. per d. SlsA6h.
DRESSED GOoDS-Pork. small per n, IsSaI3:
do. heavy. pcr n. lliSal2
GAME-Raboits. choice. per dos. 2..sa2a, com
mon, 75sl.oo.
GREEN GooDs-B Beans, per bushei. l.uAs1;
lima beans. -F1orida, per BASKET 4ooss %: beets
bunch. Sac: Brussels' sprouts per ot, lsals; cab
bage per foe l stoc5 50: carrots rer hnr soai %;
cauiifower per crate. l.65sl7S: celery Californs,
crate. 5ooas.5o; New York. crate. 25oas.oo; cucun-
bers. per basket, 3ooa4.5e cyrnbline. per crate.
L5oa2.D; eggplant per crate. 1oaaSo; kale. per
bbl., LH-z lettuce. Florida per hasket, sos26
okra, Florida. psr crate. 25oAk5e: onions pa
bag. tfsaAoo; psaa. Florida. pr baskst, aeoa4oo;
psppsrA pr estA LsosAoa; pstasesA per bsl.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
supreme Court, District of CcIumbis,
Equity Division No. 4.
Justice HftI

Bourne VS.. Bourne; rule returna ble
January II; plaintiffs attorneys, W. A.
'mbe and Bert Emerson. jr.
'cNein VS.. Saint Rose Cancer Hos
ph u; order OF publication: plaintiffs at
t~'.eys. c. o. Shaw and ]. W. Mcneil.
hDeke vs. Marshall: order discharsins
surviving trustee; plaintiffs attorney, c.
A. Douglass.
II Tris Ns. Richmond Park Improve
me company; order extending time 20
ME transcript; plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. d.
W. Baker and W. z. Leshy; defendants
attorney, John Ridout
gallagher VS.. ScaRgs: decree on man.
cate plaintiffs attorneys. Oscar Nsuck
ana John Ridout; defendants attorney.
G. W. Drew.
lewis VS.. Fowler: decree pro confessoi
plat'tins attorneys, Topper & Gusack
and John Ridout.
IN re lunacy Of William G, Miller.
order authorizing investment of fund,
an re lunacy OF John -O'Brien. order
au'horizing Investment Of funds.
IN re lunscy Of James A Biexfn.,,.
oToer authorizing investment OF funds
IN re lunacy Of Frank RoslJck. orde,
authorizing investment OF funds
Dougherty vs. Dougberty. ord.- -.
NIn OF ne eHest; plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
S0hh y!2 Rloout- L. B. Perkins and I,
wa mayer; oefendsnt's ATTORNEYS. g r.
Ahc't and z. A. Jones ~
assignment for today:
Ss@oo-American Security and rrr,,.
! company VS.. Andrews: attorpeys H.
iAhs' Feelie and Ogilby-Boothe
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Phihdelphis, Jan p.-BUTTER-Tbe market was
dull and lc lower under increased pressure 10 sell
We quote: Western solid-pscked creamery. fancy
speciAE per h., H4: eItra. 3s@sSa; extra hrsta'
SaS; hrss 3aS: do seconds, Saz; renovated eS-
ira IS; do, hrsts a.; do. seconds. S; nearby
pr1nts, fancy, "; syersss extra. laa; hrsts, Ear
seconds. s.s6; special fancy brsDds cf prnts. .e.e
EGGS-The market ruled firm under scarcity
Sales were mostly in a small way at a presaitim
over wholesale quotations. Following were the
quotations: Nerby EXTRA S per doz. nearby hrsts.
$50 per case Western e1tr,. s. per dozen; sItrs
drsts, B-3 per case; do. hrsts, $50; refrserstor
extra, lilo; do. trsts los; seconds. loo; csndied
.grs were jobbng at 6a2 per dozen.
LIVE .PoULTRY-Fcvis as TO quality, ssls;
ronsters 4si5; spring chickens according TO quality.
Hals; White Le~horns, according to quality lIals
ducks. as TO size and quality, lss2o; tllrteys aAH;
geese. is~a pigeons. old. per pair. 2ao; do. young
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh+ined. dp-r.ct-d
turkeys. per pound-Fsncy nearby. 52a1; fancy
Western, Stag; fair to good, zsase; old toms. e<r
common. 2ia27; fowls. II to box. dry-pcted. fany
.elected, a.. seishins fzs5 lbs- apiece. 9ls do
Ia apiece. .; do. ~ lbs. sp4ece. Aaa: do,
POUNDS apiece, isz2o Fowls in barrels fancy. drJ-
weighing pounds tpiece. z; smaller sizes. nao
Old rooste1. dry-picked, II. Roasting chickens
Western. drypcked. in bo1ez, weighing szlo pounds
per pair. 3sa; roasting chicsens. Western. dry
picked. in boxes. weighing pounds per pair. 2as
roasting chickens, Western. in boxes. weighing 7
pounds per pair, Zz23; roasting chickens, Western,
Ice packed, In barrels. weighing pounds and over
Der pair. 2x23; roasting chickens Western. in bar
reh. weighing pound. per pair. soan. BruilinE
chickens. Western. In boxes, weighing ssi -pounds
per pair. as3 Chickens weighing 5se pounds per
rNir ls~5; DO. mixed sizes lssao Bruilers. Jersey
fancy 2s3l: bseilers. other nearby. weighing lss2z
pounds spiece. zse broiIers nearby. smaller sIes.
nS3. Docks. nearby. zaa: do. Western, a-2
Gees. nearby, sz2z; do. Western, ls8. SQUADS.
per doI.-White, weighing ual2 pounds. 575as.W; !;
do. d. sslo pounds. 4.s5aS-sO; do. do. pounds,
Los46: do. d. pounds. 3.sOss.75: do. do. szsii
pounds. 2T5s2o; DARK. 2.Sos2so; small and No.
6sl-5.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
Circuit Division No. I.
Chief Justice CoyinEton.

De Ford vs.. FIesman; cause reported
as settled. order striking same on the
calendar: plsintiT's attorneys. Fred
Beall and Z. c. DUttou. defendants At
torneys, Topper e. Gusack
Assignment today:
ee-Hunt VS.. District of Columbia. ct
al attorneys. o'Shea-WiIisms. Bran
denburg
sS-Mahon VS.. jefferson; attorneys. Rio
out-Newmyer
FS-Maschmeyer vs.. American Security
and Trust Company; attorneys, Bell
Rice. Marshall-Hogan
"-Moriarty VS.. Geier: attorneys, Tep-
per & Gusack-White.
S-Hahn VS.. Clarvoe; attorneys. Baker,
Leshy-woodard
e7-Morrison VS.. Gormley: attorneys,
Brsdley-McKenney & Flannery, Baker.
Ostsrmsn.
SS-Turner VS.. District of Columbia: at
torneys. Rhodes, CromeIin Baker. Mau-
pin-Syme. Williams
l6-Hughes VS.. Lisner: attorneys.
Rhodes. Cromelin. Maupin-Tobriper.
pI-Jones VS.. Pilson: attorneys Hsw-
ken, Haveil-Tucker. Kenyon & MsCfsr-
land, Bailey
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E. H t.
Scoa5oc; DO. northern. psr sack. 47sssw: ruts-
basaA per bbl.. ssost-U: sweet potatoes. per eei.
s.eos4B; spinseh. per bb.. lfsszz; tonstoes,
Le6al.z
FRUrTs-appses. PER bs,.. z5o.s-sc; grapefruit.
per box ao03-Bi lemons. PIT bor tfts3p: oranges.
r<r boz California zfss, %: do. Florida lsoss.@;
ptpeappies. per cpte. snat.@
sEEDs-Biue grass. per bnsbeI l5olp; clover,
alfalfa, per D.. nHsls; do. sisita. per D.. nsD'
red, per n. isi4sis; do. white, per b.. AsS:
sapdins mammoth. per n. iss2s: timothy. per
bushel zsszeo; orchard srass. Per bushes2 s1 So
red-top. per n. lni2
GRAIN-Corn. old. white. .per bushei. szsss;
DO. ysilor. Sass; osa. white, yer bushel. 0sss:
do. mixsd. Slse7; wheat. milling per bS,shei. iSs
Ln; do. ordinary. llosl1s
HAY-rimcthy. No. !. per ton H.vsS.ee; Do.
No. 2 N.oo; mixed. Dosiz0i ccrn. nev. -
bbl.. As; whest stszv. per ton. $40; tangled re
straw. per ton. Loo; long re straw. ton, hn
HIDEs-Green. per h.. n; do. sslted. per h..
q do. dry. per h., 1s5l; borse hide, each. '0;
calf skins. green. each. loea4o: lamb skins. sreen
each, l.Aa10
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Court of Appeals. D. c.


Present: Mr.. Justice Robb. Mr. Jus
nee Van Orsdel. and Chief Justice Cow
ington of the Supreme Court. District
Of Columbia
Charlton B, Rout was admitted TO
practice
Order designating Hon. J. Harry Cow
ineton. Chief Justice, Supreme Court
Dlstr7ct OF Columbia TO sit In the hear
ing and decision of certain cases.
Patent appeals loss and ioss-Elsom Va
Bonner ct al, and Elsom vs. Bonner:
argument commenced by Mr.. A. Z. Par
sons for appellant continued by Mr..
friz V. Briesen for sppellees. and con
ciuoed by Mr.. A. r. Parsons for sp-
reliant; APPELLANT allowed to nle add
tional srehorities
Patent appeal 1oss-In re Packard Mo-
tor Car Company; argument commenced
py ar. J. NJ. Colt for appellant contin-
ued 10y Mr.. Willism r. Ballard for Com
missioner OF Patents. and concluded by
MI J. NJ Colt for appellant
Patent appeal l0e0-Hamiiton VS. Dunn;
argument commenced by Mr.. H z. Dun
iap Tor appellant and concluded by Mr.
w. 5. Hodges for appellee.
Patent appeal Io71-In re Frances p
hshdschuch; argument commenced by
ME Z. B. Mueller for appellant. con-
unued by Mr.. William r. Ballard for
commissioner OF Patents and concluded
oy Mr.. c. B. Mueller for appellant
A1)ourned from day to day.
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View York.
New Or1eana
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Jan. lo.-HoGs-Receipts, $500 head:
slow 10 to Is cents under yesterdays average bulk.
loosloso; light, ssalo55; mixed Iol5alo 6; heavy,
10 o25slo7o; rough, lo.@alo.s5; pigs T6oasN
CATTLE-Receipts. A.Uo head; steady; native
beef cattle, Tooall.o; Western steers, 7.oslo. 90;
seockers and feeders 59as.5o; cows and heifers,
4toalo00; calves. aaal0
sHEEP-Recsipts. $500 head; steady: wethers.
s.4oal0.5o; lambs, n.5al3&
Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. lo.-H0GS-Receipts L. :
900; lower bulk 10 25aleoo; heavy TO- 5lalos s5 pack
srs and butchers, D.oalo.se; light. asaIo4o; pigs.
s.5ss So
CATTLE-Recsfpts 5000; steady; primefed steers,
nl5all0; dressed beef steers sDal075: Southern
steers. s5ossI5: cows 53asoo; heifers, soalI %
stohers and FEEDER. sssoo; bulls 6Tsaz75; calves
sHEEP-Receipts. 1900; steady; lambs, n75a
9as So -
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice sidcons.

Wolford ct al VS.. Snider; demurrer
overruled as to second plea and sus-
tanned as TO third. fourth and fifth
pleas, with leave to amend, and to hie
substitute affidavit OF defense within
ten days; motion for Judgment con-
tinued; plaintiffs attorneys. Leckie,
Cox & Sherier; defendants attorneys,
Louis Gutenberg and J. b. Carter
Petit VS.. Barker ct al: judgment by
default against defendants for s2.5OO;
plaintiffs attorney, J. Barrett Carter.
Hawkins VS.. Washington Railway
& Electric Company; jury respited:
plaintiffs attorneys. A L. Newmyer
and A. p. owen; defendants attorney,
George p. Hoover.
Assignment for today:
1lS-Clagett VS.. Altemus; attorneys,
Recommendation.
20-Caton VS.. District OF Columbia;
attorneys, Moncure, Sinclair-Syme
64-Thomss VS.. Capital Traction
Company; attorneys. Baker. Grant
Hogan.
l52-Stevens VS.. Tobin: attorneys,
White. Andrews-Columbus
losh-Parry VI. Carroll, ct al: at
torneys, Miller. M2ckey. Truitt, Baker
Digs.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
CHICAGO GRAIE MARKET.

Chicago. Jan m.-There were bullish and bear
ish factors encountered by wheat speculstors to-
day. and as these were Of a telling nature prices
nuetuated sharply. The sinking Of cotton vessel
en- route from the Gull to the United Kingdom
was the- signal for heavy selling Of wheat and q
consequent brrak in the price Of that grain OF
cents There was rally Of cents from the de-
cline, but resting spots for the day were 2s.AsS
cents lower.
Today one Of the DAYS when III. British
commission and its agents at Chicago and else
Where were Indifferent to making purchases
Ihey now have many millions Of bushels Of grain
inadequate vessel room
Corn ard oats were both lower. the former losing
X and the latter Sas cents Strength was shown
oy both Of these grains early. but they gave way
with wheat and closed with losses The markets
showed no great amount Of new buying
While the market for hog products was frac-
honally lower today. values were fairly well sus-
tanned.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
Equity Division No ?
Justice Stafford

age vs. Lane: statement OF evidence.
suothitted and signed by Justice s,s1To-5.
piaihtn attorney. z. c. Hanford- A.
tHehdSnts H attorneys, c. L. Wright and
Burnstine vs. BurnstIne. ~ h..,s.
plaintiffs attorneys. d. T. Wr1rb, ana
I. NJ. Wampler: defendants sttorneys
Darr' Peyser, Whiteford & Dsrr.
Herrick VS.. Meader Ciftecn G.. sesl. hills
dismissed; plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. RsIsto1
q Richardson; defendants attorneys,
user sSstt baIhnGer and John Z. Laskey.
Assignment for today:
S4'Se- burnstine IS. Burns.inc: atfor-
h"s' Wright. Wsmpler-Darr. White
ford. on hearing.
Vo-MileEan vs.. Metzger: attorneys
Boyd. MarshsIl-Jefrords.
Se-McAllister vs. MCAllister: ATTORNEYS
J Jones-Collins
StoSo-HsrringtOn vs.. Minor: attorneys.
owens. Newmyer-Ridout. Jones
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yok, Jan io-BUTTER-steady; receipta
500 packages; creamery higher than extras. 4o*s
seh; creamery extras ninetytwo score), 315; frss,
3ea3sts; seconds. 3HAa35if
EGGS-Irezular; receipts zs1 cases; fresh gath
ered extra hrsts. 50; nrsts 5oa5; refrigerator
onds to fryts. s5Aa3s; nearby hsnnery whites. nns
TO fancy, 6aS; nearby hsunery browne. HaJ6
CHEEsE-Stsady; receipts. 81 boxes; State hold
specials, M; do. sverase. fancy, DksA.
DRE3sED P0ULdRY-Stsady: chicxsnA Ha1s;
fowlA, VkA9, tuxbU2 2aaA
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
Copper Market Uneven.

Withdrawal OF offers to sell nearby cop
per is considered very significant in the
trade, in view of recurrent reports that
Great Britain is negotiating with Ameri-
can producers for an amount of copper
greater than any heretofore purchased
according to advtces from New York.
There are whisperings in trade circles
that England, for account OF herself and
the allies and Canadian munition manu-
facturers. is anxious to book copper for
delivery through the last six months Of
this year.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
Swartzel, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
TT Fifteenth Street Northwest

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE c. NJ -wooLF 4
CO., Inc-We, the undersigned, the PRESS {
and the majority Of the Board c Trustees Of 10
C. NJ. wooif q Co. Inc, Of Washington d. C. do
hereby certify that the capital stock OF the i'd
corporstiou Is ssoooo.oo stoao.D Of which has IN
actually paid IN. and that ther, are SIS .5ol ist-
ing debts
JAS. p COON,
Il. @. SMITH
d. J. CARRIER,
Trsse1
/. JAS. p. COON Pr-sI'nt of th. C. NJ, wo.,Y
a Co. Inc. Il the Distric Of Columbia do hereby
swssr that ths facts stated In tn, above Certificate
are true. to the best Of my knowledge and belief
JAS. p. COON, Prsadeat
Attest: D. J. CARRIER. Secretary.
eubeuited and sworn TO before me 4 Not.ry
P,sk4ss IN and for the District of Columbia this
m dz- of Jrnnary. A D.. lN7.
0sal) JOHN < BENrol
Notary Pubic D. O.
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U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the Treasury at the
close of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, sl0s. .s7s, ,Is4:
total receipts yesterday. s1,76l,5ss; total
payments yesterday, $3.50, ,l34.
The deficit this fiscal year Is sls2. .s17. .1se !:
against deficit of 1921, ass last year,
exclusive of Panama Canal and publi,,
debt transactions
Ordinary receipts for the fiscal year up
to and at the close of business January
9. S7S4oo. 1921: ordinary receipts for
the corresponding period last year,
$685., 500. .sSss2
Ordinary disbursements up to and at
the close Of business January 9. s4o4,sf,-
s6.7s; disbursements for the correspond
ing period last year, $35S, rs, ,I73oe.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan. W-Mouey on call opened at
. per cent; high. per CENT; low. ~ per cept;
closed. IN per cent. Most OF the days loans were
made At per cent. Todsy's r1te of ~ per cent
Is the lowest since June. 1916
Time money continued easy and was In moderate
demand Industrial loans at 81 to 81 PER cent
for sixty days 81 to 81 per cent for ninety days.
four. five and six months Business IN mixed coh
lateral loans vas light and the quotations 3 TO ~
cent for sixty and ninety DAYS and four months
~ per cent for i've and sir months
Mercantile paper was in fair demand for good
names. Rates TO ~ per cent for the best names.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
NEW YORK GRAIN.

WHEAT-Lower: quiet demand. No. red.
20z,4; No. Northern, {. o. b.. 2IsS; No. hard
winter, f. o. b., 2os1 No. l macaroni. nominal
No. Manitoea, zz5%. Exporters took about 200
bushels, chiefly hard winter mainly last night
CORN-Weaker; inquiry Is moderate No. yei-
low. LION, c. 1. T. to arrive; No. yellow, l.oess.
To- arrive. Exporters took 10000 bushelA
OATS-Weak9; demand moderate No. white.
0,s.es; standard. easBA; No whits. elt1a6s: No.
Z vhitA ela1lk; unszadsd. ebase
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
Steel Bookings Decrease.

The Daily Iron Trade says that Pitts
burgh steel mill managers find that speci-
hcations ran heavier in January than
in December. much to their surprise, but
scanty new buying arouses no anxiety,
for the mills are sold eight months ahead.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
CANNOT AFFORD asUBr WAR.

London, Jan. 1o.-In commenting on the
peace situation the German Socialist
paper vorwaerts warns the government
against launching a ruthless submarine
war. A dispatch from Berlin quotes The
Vorwaerts as saying that Germany can
not afford to risk a rupture with neutrais
At this time.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE Nd. jan M.-wHEATLCiosed weak
red Western spot, a@x
CoRN-Clossd weak Spot Lm; Jsnuary, loEk.
oAIS-Aazfst steady. Standard whits. slas6i6 ;
G~ vAins ~
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Capital Traction Gains.

Gross receipts of the Capital Traction
Company for the year 1916 were SIS. sS.2s
larger than the 1915 receipts, according
TO, the annual report of President Hanil-
ton, made public at the meeting of the
stockholders yesterday. Increased oper-
ating and maintenance expenses, how
ever, caused a small net loss In net re-
turns from the years operation.
THE gradual Improvement in general
business conditions during the last year.
and from time to time noted in COM
munications to stockholders, is reflected
in the earnings of the company" reads
the report.
The gross revenues from all sources
of s2,29S1T5.05 show an increase over
the preceding year OF ss5,l53.S.
Due to the increasing cost OF all la
Dor and materials, the actual expendi-
lures for operation and maintenance in
creased sSS, 2955S, and taxes increased
s,0l2.7s.
Had our previous practice in the al
lotment to the depreciation fund been
followed, the surplus remaining after
payment of all interest charges, taxes,
dividends, etc. would have been sss,o7. go,
an increase of 81. .4341O"
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
NEW Y0RK CURB MARKET.

New York. Jan. io.-Tfsding On the eufb was
orderly and quiet today. Motors were very weak.
The rest OF the industrial list was without in
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
STRONG tone APPEARS
in CAPITAL TRACTION
Transit Company's Gross Receipts in
1916 Show $85,l53 Gain.

Capital Traction shares showed a
stronger tone at yesterdays session OF
the Washington Stock Exchange. Two
odd lots of stock were sold at siia. The
days quotations were 81 is bid and s4's
asked. Railway common was sought. at
rs and the preferred changed hands at
81 Is. A few shares OF Mergenthaler
sold at rs
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By W. II. Hibb. a Co.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by w. b. Hibb. a Co.

SALES
Capital Traction. at sih ; at s4A
Washington Railway 4 Electric CON-. Is at II 10
at 76Ia.
al g.
Mergenthsler, at l67L
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
Criminal nvision No. 1.
Justice Could.

United States VS.. James T. Allen:
murder first degree: time to file tran
script extended to February /; attor-
neys. J. II. Ralston and S. d. Willis.
United States VS.. Clarence jackson;
grand larceny; plea not guilty with
drawn and plea guilty entered; attor-
ueys. Hswken G. Havel
United States VS. Fred Joyce: rob-
berry: motion to subpoena witnesses at
expense of government filed and grant
ed; attorney. H. l.. Tignor.
United States VS.. Elliott p. Buck
ner; violation white slave traffic act;
b~uch warrant and bail piece issued.
Assignment for today:
United States VS. James A Robinson.
United States VS.. Mary Anderson.
United States VS.. John ID. Lynch.
United States VS.. George Armstrong.
Criminal Dtvisien No. a
Justice Mccoy.
United States VS.. George H Brink
ler: violating postal laws, on trial; at
torney, Henry e Davis.
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The Safest Investments

Ars thoss that do not fuctuate during dis-
tureed conditions Of the money or stocS
markets. Fist deed Of trust notes first
mortgages, well secured on real estate In
the Dist Of Columbia, Constitute "xilt-
edge inv ytments, and do not depend upon
the fnanc j responsibility Of individuals or
curporatir for their stability We can
supply sue investments in amounts from $40
upward. Send for booklet. Concerning Loans
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The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
American Telephone & Telegraph
COMPANY

A dividend of Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Monday, January Is.
1917, to stockholders OF record at the
close Of business on Sat, Dec. 80, 1916.
G. d. Nj NE. Treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-11
Criminal Division No. q.

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