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WALL STREET NEWS
American Tobacco Stocks
Eise on Court Rumor.
CAKNEaiE TO TELL SECEETS
CongrMiIonnl Investlsatlozi of tho
Steel Trait Starts Selling Trust
Shares Reach Higli Marie on Cnrb.
Iiusldc Inforniatlon May Come to
Officer Stanley Hearing: to Start.
Dy THOMAS C. SIIOTWELL.
New York, May 22. Although stocks
were strong throughout the session to
day In Wall street, they showed small
net advances at the close of the day.
The fact that the Congressional Investi
gation of tho steel trust will start to-day
started some selling. Besides, there was
rather liberal profit-taking, and whllo
public buying was generous, stocks could
bo had In liberal volume.
The market acts as though tho really
big people had sold enough on tho ad
vance of the past week to put them in
"funds to prevent any reaction of Import
ance. That there will be no reactions is
the expressed belief of tho people who
are making the market. Should any fur
ther reaction take place to-day as a re
sult of the Congressional Investigation, It
will be taken advantage of to pick up
bargains.
American Tobacco was active on the
curb, and sold up to 510. This is within
three points of tho highest price eve
touched. The advance was due to confi
dence on tho part of tho insiders, that
even should the Supreme Court decide
against the company next Monday the
decree will be modified so as to be com
mercially harmless.
The decree against the American To
bacco Company in the lower court is be
ginning to attract considerable attention
in the business world, because it contains
the very theory of reasonableness on
which the decision in the oil case hinged.
The lower court in deciding against the
company said, in referring to the con
stituent concerns that are charged with
conspiracy, that "if any of said last
named defendants can hereafter conflrm
atlvely show the restoration of reason
ably competitie conditions, such defend
ant may apply to this court for a modifi
cation, suspension, or dissolution of thu
Injunction herein granted against it."
This shows that the doctrine of reason
ableness was not invented by Chief Jus
tice White, and it is generally believed
that the tobacco company will be able to
show that it has restored a condition 01
reasonable restraint of trade.
Carnegie to Testify.
The Stanley hearing will, of course, be
the important thing tomorrow and for
several days, especlallv a Andrew Car
negie has kindly volunteered to tell all
he knows regarding the steel trust. Mr.
Carnegie's conduct the past year has
been such as to lead a careful observer
to conclude that he would like some
thing done to the steel trust that would
let him teize the property in exchange
for his bends.
Persons close to J. P. Morgan private
ly express the hope that this investiga
tion will show Mr Carnegie in his true
light, as well as prove to the public tho
inntrinslc value of steel. It is also like
ly to prove that the government, in spite
of its many investigations, has been un
able to find anything to Justify prosecu
tion of the trust Conclusion of the in
e"tigation is expected to leave the steel
trust with its innocence widely adver
tised and Its value offlclallj determined
by Congressional decree. This will en
courage lmestment buying of the stock.
Heaons for the strength of Rock Island
specialties were the expressed intention
of increasing the dividend on preferred
6 per cents In October and the build
ing of some Mexican extensions to the
Rock Island system by the Phelpa-Dodgo
interests. Announcement of peace In
Mexico was the Immediate cause ot the
strength of Rock Island preferred, as"
peace Is essential to the development of
the company s plans.
Chesapeake and Ohio has been accu
mulated In considerable volume recent
ly without any specific reason being
given. The stock Is cheap and should
do better.
Even the copper situation looks
brighter. It could not be worse, but
the bright future is that there is a dis
position among the great copper mag
nates to get together and work for the
upbuilding of the industry. Instead of
continuing the wild policy of destroying
It by limiting the production.
The United Metal Selling Company
has been rescued from the golf-playing
management. In whose hands It lan
guished for so many years. All that Is
needed is a responsible man on whom
all interests can unite as the head of a
big combination.
NEW YOBS STOCK MAEKET.
Quotations furnished by W. B.Hibba & Co.. mem
bers ot the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build-
ta-
Call money: Open, VA; high, IS; low, ; dose, 2S.
BALE OF SHAKES BY. HOOES:
Shirrs to 11 a. m 35,300
Shares to 1 p. m. 433,30
Shares to 3 p, m. &.
Shares to 3 p. xa 576,300
RAILROADS.
Open, High. Loir. Close.
Atch., T. i S, F. com.... UT 113H
Atch.. T. &3. Fe pfd.... lOtti
Atlantic Coast Line. 12SM
Baltimore & Ohio com 106s.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.... 80V
Pan ad Ian Pacific... 3i
Chesapeake & Ohio.. ..... fiH
Chic. Great West. com.... ZT
Chic., M. & Er. P. com... IS
Chic. & X. W. com. HSH
DeL 4 Hudson . IWi
Den. & Hk G. com. XV,
Den. & Rio G. pfd . 67
Ena com 33
Erie 1st pfd. S0H
Erie 3d pfd 40H
Great Northern pfd.. ...... V3H
Illinois Central 140
Inter. Metro, com. 157
Inter. Metro, pfd SPi
Kan. City South, com...- 314
LouisTille & KashrlUe. Ii3
Mexican Central ctfs.". 31lt
Mo., Kan. 4. Tex. ccm.... ZSM
M.. S. P. & S. S. M. com. 1384
Missouri Piciflo. Sltt
N. Y. C. & H. R 108S
N. Y Ont. & West 434
Norfolk i. Western 10SS
Northern Pacific 1S4
Pennsylvania 123
Reading com lKfii,
Rock Island com 33H
Rock Island pfd 63
SU U i S. F. 3d pfd iZH
Southern Pacific com 1194
Southern Ry. com SJj
Southern Ry. pfd 63
Texas & Pacific 33
Third Arenue 11H
T.. St. L. i W. com. 21
T.. St. L. & W. pfd 50
Union Pacific com 1M4
Union Pacific pfd
Wabash com 16"
Wabash pfd 33
Lehigh Valley 1794
INDUSTRIALS.
1M
12)
lVi
614
2344
83
324
125H
1484
174
31
67
33
CI
414
1304
140
354
1U
31
35H
133S
51
109
434
106
13
1ZJ-S
1(1
334
634
13
11S
6SH
33
12
:
51
1834
95
174
3S
ISHi
104
123
106
804
3334
SJ4
a
1244
148
174
304
67
33
504
404
133
143
18
524
33
143
31
33
133
50
103
434
106
12S
12T4
160
VTA
im,
1134
104
1354
106
80S
333
82
32
125
1S4
174
304
67
S3
51
41
129
143
IS
63
334
1484
31
33
13S
M4
108
434
108
123
122
1604
334
C5
33 2?
35
12
32
51
134
95
11
31
50
184
96
16
1794 179
FINANCEAMD REALTY
Yesterday's was a dull session of the
exchange. Interest was as limp. In most
lines, as the collars of the brokers. The
trading was confined mostly to public
utility and Gas stocks with one Insur
ance stock figuring. Quotations remained
at practically the same levels as on
Saturday.
Washington Cava Advances.
Washington Gas made a slight return
from the regression of last week, its
boosters fighting quietly to make good
their predictions of a return to the
former high figures. A fractional gain
was all that could be attended yesterday.
however. A total of 175 shares was sold
at 89ft.
Georgetown Gas . Figures.
Georgetown Gas, whlclv.bas been close
ly watched for weeks with, but little trad
ing, figured In tha sales recorded. One
block of twenty-five shares sold at Soli.
Bonds in Demand.
In comparison to the stock list, the
bond market was brisk. Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Ca returned to
the sales record at the bid price of
Saturday. $1,100 worth selling at 104. Other
bond sales were Capital Traction 6s at
112; Railway 4s at 84 and S4H, Poto-
mao Con. 5s at par, and fotomao Elec
tric 6s at 10
To Bulla Apartment.
Miller & Kopp have been granted a
permit for the erection of a four-story
brick and steel apartment bouse at 62
Qulncy street. The plans are by N. R.
Grimm and the Melton Construction
Company will build. Tho new apartment
house will cost about $00,000.
Sale In Ttrelfth Street.
Daniel Loughran has purchased tho
four-story store and apartment building
at SOS Twelfth street northwest. The
sale was made through tho offlco of Lle
berman & Hawn. The price is not an
nounced but Is believed to have been In
the neighborhood of oO.OOO. Tho build
ing is on a lot 23 by 100 feet, and the
first story is used as a store.
Wnrdman Home Sold.
The two-story brick, six room dwelling
605 Lamont street northwest, has been
sold through tho real estate office of
Shannon & Luchs to Gordon Payne, who
will occupy tho property. This Is one
of a row recently built by Harry Ward-
man. Tho consideration was J,iou.
WASHINGTON" STOCK MAEKET.
Amalgamated Copper 67:
Am. Ilect Sugar com 49
Am. Can com 11
Am. Can pfd 86
Am. Car A, Fdy. com 55
Am. Car & Fdy. pfd. 113
Am. Cutton Oil oca. 514
Am. lea Securities. 32
Am. Locomotlro com 42
Am. Locomotive, rfd 103
Am. SmelUne S. Kef. com. 80
Am. Smelting & Hcf. pfd.. 106
Am. Sugar Ref. com 119
Am. Sugar Ref. pfd 119
67
49
12
ES4
57
119
514
65 67
49
55
119
42
PAWNBROKERS.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS,
MOVED TO Mi Q ST. NV7.
2GG-6mo
AUCTION SALES.
C. G. SLOAN CO. H57 G ST NW.. WILL
sell. JUNE 3. 1911 gnoda stoml with the Peo
ple's Storage and Express utnpany m the names
of Susie Adams, Edmondjr Taylor. David Gray. Mrs.
V. Porter, Mr J. M. Sabrook. and Mr. L tin d
ley. to par storage charges. C II. CLIFFORD &
CO.. 15W 7th t. nw. myK 23
WALTER II. WILLIAMS A CO., Auctioneers.
Adams' Cxprraa Compnn' Sale of
L'nclaluieil Freight.
ON WEDNESDAY JUNE 7. A D. 1911. COM
MENCING AT 10 X O'C LOCK A. M . the Adams
Express Company will sell without reserve In the an
nexed salesroom of Walter II. Williams & Co., cor
rer of 10th and D rts. nw . facing rennylrania
ate to pnrcharges, about 5u0 packages, comprising
an ascrtment of trurk. valise. Ixntes, packages. Ac.
All parties concerned will please take notice. Terms
cash when tlie articles are struck o3. and no lot
Till on any account be delivered during the sale.
lnyS.dXSJOt
LOAN COMPANIES.
MONE" LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
Women keeping house and others, vlth
out security. Offices In all principal
cites. D. H Tolman, a. COS. 533 13th nw.
46-tf
I AJIIIC From $5.00
LUHROto S500.00
On furniture, pianos, Indorsed notes, &c
Lowest Rates Easiest Terms
Loans on Real Estate
At 6 per cent per annum.
National Loan & Investment Co.
Thompson Building, 703 15th St. NW.
Opp. Treasury. Next to Drug Store.
Between G street and New York avenue.
Am. Tel. A Teh 149
Am. Tobacco pfd 101
Am. Woolen com. 31
Am. Nooln pfd 93
Central Leather com. 294
Colorado F A- 1 34
Consolidated Gas, N. Y.... 1454
Com IVoducts Ref. com... 15
Distillers Securities. 37
General Electric 160
Goldfleld Consolidated
Great Northern Ore 634
International Paper 10
Internauou.il Steam Pump 40
National Lead com 564
Pacific Mall Steamship ... 27
People's Gas of Can-ago.... KW,
Pressed Stel Car com 33
Pullman Compam 1624
Ry. Steel Springs com 334
Remblic I. i. S. com 31
Republic I. A S. rfd 964
Tennessee Copier. 33
L S. Realty A Imp. com. 7s
L" S. Rubber com 42
C S. Rubber pfd 113
IT. h Steel ccm JO
V. S. Steel pfd 123
I'tah Corper 47
Va -tar. Chemical crm 53
Western Union Tel 74
Westicgbouse Elec 5Ifg .. 71
BONDS
Am. Tclacro is 63
Am. Tobacco 6 109
Atchison cvt. 4s 101
a. A O. gen. 4s 98
49
12
(34
56
119
49
224
43 42 43
103 103 106
804
106
120
119
lbT
101
81
106
120T
119
1494
101
B A Q. Joint 4s...
C-. R. I. & P. is ,
Irter. Metro. 44s.
Southern Railway 5s..
Union Pacific cvt, is...
V. S. Steel 2d 3s
. W
. 76
. 794
, 1C64
34
S3
30
34
146
15
37
161
6
634
11
40
56
27
1064
36
162
354
32
Mi
33
764
42
lit
tl
120
47
53
79
744
634
109
101
9
96
76
79
104
1
119
119
its
101
34
S3
294
34
143
15
36
160
5
63
10
40
56
27
1034
35
1624
354
31
95
374
73
41
113
SO
120
47
57
73
71
K
109
101
9-
9o
76
794
lft-4
107
31
93
30
34
146
134
36
1604
i
56
27
1054
36
162
354
32
t4
37
7i?4
42
11!
1204
110H
Silee-Rrgnlar call. IS o'clock coons
Capital Traction 5a. COOT at 112.
Washington Railway A Electric 4s, $3,000 at 64.
J1.CC0 at 84.
Potomac cms. Ik, Jl 000 at 100.
Potomao Electric. 6s. $3,000 at 1CS4.
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat 5s, 8.000 it 101,
$100 at 104.
Washington Railw-jy A Electrlo pfd.. 10 at S3.
Washington Gas. 25 at 94. 25 at 94, 2 at 894.
25 at e9H, 23 at f94. 25 at S94. 25 at 894.
Georgetown Gaa, 25 at 96.
After call:
National Union Iri.racce. 100 at f.
Following are the bid and asked prices postad try
yesterday's local stock exchange:
QA3 BONDS.
Bid. Asked.
Georgetown Gas U
Washington Gas 5s
RAILROAD BONDS.
Capital Traction 5s
Anacostia A Potomao 6s.......
Anacotia A Putomac trust.
City & Suburban 6s
Columbia 5a. 101
Columbia 0a 103
Metropolitan 6. 104
Washington Railway A Elertrio 4a 844
MISCELLANEOUS BUNDS.
Potomac Electric cues. 5s 9T4
Potomac Electrio Light 5 103
Chesapeake A Potomac Telephone 5a.... 1034
American Telephone A Telegraph 4a.... 109
Emerson SUam Pump 6s 75
Washington JUrlcet 5s. 1327 101
Washington Market 5. 1947 103
Washington Market Cold Storage 5n 9h
Norfolk A Washington Steamboat 5s.... 1034
PUBLIC UT1LITX STOCKS.
Capital Traction 127
Washington Railway A Electric crm 3
Washington Railvny A Electric pfd.
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
American Telephone A Telegraph....
ahing!on-Mrginia Railway com.
NEW YOKE LIVE STOCK.
New Tort, Mar 2Z CATTLE Steera vers steady
tc-day to shade, higher; bulla quiet; bat steady;
medium and thin ccwe firm to 10a higher on light
nceipta; other grade steady. Steers, 5.40a.39; bulla.
3J0aA4O; cows. ZOOaATS; dressed beef .moderately ao
tiro at 8al0 for native (Idea, Calves active, quoted:
steady to a fraction lower: all sold at K.G0aT.m far
common to choice teal; 1.505.50 for coll and throw
outs; 4.00125 for tnttermnka, Dressed calves ateady
u Krone uty arnaea tous, wo; a few, 134;
oiujjiry umocu, lama
SHEEP Finn; lamba, SaS) higher: sarin? larstm.
SOaLOO higher. Sheep, 3.734.59 for common to fair;
colls. 3.03159; lamba, 6.007.50; culls, &00B5.25;
&pnj!g lainm, v.w. arrcsaca muuaa niynfr i galops,
dressed lambs, 1214. '
HOGS Dressed, 11415. Hogi weak at 6.006.69.
' COTTON MARKET.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Hlhba It Co., mem
bers of tha New York Stock Exchange, Hibba Bnlld.
lng:
New York. May 22. Scarcity of actual cotton
with which to maio deliveries in New York against
short commitment encouraged tha big bull groups
recently to buy August contract. July was car
ried om 16 cent, and as far as can bo Judged
at this time there is Utile likelihood of a decline
In that month unless it bo permitted by the bulla.
Tho New York stock Is under 100,000 bales, and
more is to be shipped out to Europe and else
where. Southern spot markets will not permit ship
ment at a profit, and cotton is not obtainable
in the) market in sufficient Quantity to supply
expert and American mills.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Jury . 15.95 18J0 15.93 15 M
August. 13.24 15.47 15.3 15.45
October..... 13.10 U.21 13.10 13.3)
December. 13.01 13.11 13.03 13.11
BAITIM0BE GHAUT TrTrVrlKET.
Baltimore, May 21 WHEAT Stock in deraiors.
331,751 bushels; shipment from elevators, 9 JOS
bushels. The Southern wheat market was steady
to-day, thou being a good and constant demand
tee choice arrtrala. Solas cf cargoes on grade at
934 for No. 2 red. Ebrdgn market were steady
and unchanged. Sales of 00a car steamer No. 1
red spot at 89 per bushel. Contract to-day opened
Quiet, with May. (34 ; spot No. 2 red wheat early
was 834. and No. 2 red Western the same pnee,
while June sold at 92 and July, 90. August
brought 93. The market at tha 12.-45 call was
weak, with May. 924 Spot No. f red wheat was
BZHc and No. 2 red Western tha stuns price, while
June sold t 91. nd July at 904. August brought
89, and No. 2 red. 904, while steamer No. 2 red
was 834. and steamer No. 3 red Western tha
same price.
Settling price officially posted wen: No. 2 red,
924, No. 2 red Western, 924; No. 3 red, BO;
steamer No. 2 red, 88; steamer No. 2 red West
ern. S3.
CORN Stock in flevaton. 107.619 bushel. Ship
ment from elevators. 4.798 bushel, Tha dally
light arrivals of Southern corn are meeting with
prompt sale, and the market rule steady on prime
lot. Quota track lellow corn, for domestic de
livery, at 61614 per bushel for cur lot on spot.
6lcs cf two small lot of white corn on fh wharf
at 63 per bushel and two lot at 62 per bushel de
livered. Trading in cob corn to-day was mostly of
small job lot character, there being Try few ordrj
In the way of car lot on the market. Prima
nearby yellow stoci wa quotable at 3.353.40 per
barrel.
Contract to-day opened quiet, with May R4.
Spot mixed corn early was 584 and June 34.
while July sold at the stm price. The market
at tha 12 45 call was easier, with May 53. Spot
mixed corn was 53 and June 53. while July sold
at 53 and steamer mixed at 554. No established
grsda brought 544. Settling prices officially potted
: For contract. 53: steamer mixed. SU- no
established grade. M4.
.1124
. 101
. 1014
89
110
84
100
1044
106
101
34
90
, K34
36
Washington-Virginia Railway pfd 66
TTPE MACHINE STACKS.
36
1064 1064 106
CUEB MARKET.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs
sembcrs of tht New York Stock Exchange,
Building.
Bid.
Bay State Gas
British Columbia Copper. 5
Butte Coalition 13
tliicaga ftubway 4
Cobalt Contra! 3
Gir-ux Copi-cr eV(
Uoldneld Horencc 17-16
Greene Catranea 7
Intercontinental Rubber. 274
Kerr Lake 64
La Itoe 47.I6
Manhattan Transit. IV
Mason Valley ii
Minea Co. of America, 5
Nevada Hills 34
eraaa Utah M. A S. Corp. a;
Nipssing Mines Co 104
WU10 rouier IS
Rawhide Coalition. 6
Ray Central i,
Sioux 33
United Copper 3
United Copper pfd 9
SAVE MONEY
BY DEALING WITH 3IE. EVERT
TRANSACTION STTtlCTIT
C-ONFIDENTIAI
LOANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS,
INDORSED NOTES, SALARIES.
Room 300. Metropolitan Dank Bids.
313 lftth at.. Opp. Treaaurx.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE,
women keeping- bouse, and others: cheap
est rates; easy paj-rv.ents. H. ELWOOD,
Room 416. tOO "th st 45-tf
SALARY LOANS
EASY' PAYMENTS.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY.
Private and Confidential.
CITIZENS LOAN GO.
406 Commercial Bank Bnlfdlnsr,
N. W. Cor. 14th and G Sta.
BOSTON C0PPEE STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs ft Co.. men
Urs of the New York Block Exchange, Hibbs Build
toe. fi!d. Asked.
.lU(CQlUn) ..................... .. ........
Bohemia 3
Butte Coalition 19
Clumet and Arizona 32
Calumet and Ilecla 475
Copper Range 53
East Butte 1314
Franklin ijij
Indiana iii-
La SaUe 4
Mvcn Valley jv;
Jlergenthaler '. 23
Michigan 2
Mohawk 41
North Butte jj
North Lake. g
Old Dominion 43
Onrco 2
Osceola ... 103
Parrott 124
Qulncy 704
hhannon n
tkuth Lake TV
Superior and Pittsburg 1414
own 101
Lake 37
Tamarack . X
Trinity 4
Luh Consolidated. 15V
Victoria . 154
Wolverine no
United Fruit. 13774
71
85'i ' Mergrnthaler Linotype iJt.... 2214
109 J Lanston Monotype S64
Wl MINING BTOCK.
'- Greene Cananea 6
NATIONAL BANK BTo"bK.
"64 I Amerlnn 17S
9 Caralil 200
J1 Cnliimtiii 2S
Commercial 190
District 133
Fanners &. Mechanics. 263
Lincoln 141
Metropolitan 2224
Riggs 665
Second 160
Nati-nal Bank of Washington. 2674
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American Security 4 Trust- 233
National Savings Sc Trust. 224
Cnloti Trust. 142
Washington Loan & Trait.... 220
United States Trust 113
SAVINGS BANS STOCKS.
Home 300
Merchants & Mechanic. 100
Union Savings 210
Bank of Commerca II
East Washington v 134
Provident '
FIRE INSURANCE BTOCK3.
Arlington 23
Corcoran
Firemen's 204
Franklin 30
German-American 267
National Union 84
potomao 314
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Columbia 44
14 Real Estate 84
C M1HCKLI.ANEOUB STOCKS.
Emerson Steam Pump 15
Graphophone com 4
Merchanta Transfer & Storage.......... 120
Security Storage. 200
Washington Market. Wi
NEW Y0EK GRAIN.
DAILY COURT RECORD
(Mondajf, Star 22, 1011.)
Court of Customs Appeals.
MijRUU.
Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery and Asso
data Judges) Smith. Barber, Da Trie, and Mtrttn.
The following decisions wen handed down to-day:
No. . Albert Warmer, jr.. ts. th United
States. Opinion by Ds Vrics, associate Jndg.
Tho board of general appraisers scatsined tha col
lector, and th decision of the board is afflrmed.
. No. 4a a D. Jackscn Co. t. th United
States. Opinion by D Vrics, ssodta Judge,
The board of general appraisers sustained the col
lector, and the decision of th board Is sfflrmed
No. 514. United SUM T. White. Son s
Co. Opinion by Do Vrlea. ssocitB Judge. The
baud cf general apprsisen allowed th clafan of
tha importer, and tho decision of tha board Is
No. 560, United States vs. American Express
Company. Opinion by Da Vrics. usodaxa judge.
Tha board if general appraisers allowed the dalm
of the importer and tha dechioa ot the board
1 rcrersed.
No. 267. Spielmann & Co. rs. United States.
Opinion by Smith, amocUta Judge. The board of
general appraisers sustained the collector and th
declaim of th board is affirmed.
No. 423. John Dunn. Jr., Company n. United
States. Opinion by Barber, associate Judge. The
board of general appraisers sustained tha collector
and the decision of the board i affirmed.
No. 533. SchhT & Co. vs. United State. Opinion
by Martin, associate Judge. The board of general
appraisers sustained the collector and tha de
cision of the board Is affirmed.
No. 406. United States ts. Thompson Sc Co.
tt sJ. Opinion by Montgomery, presiding Judge.
The board of general appraisers sustained tha claim
of tha Importer and the decision of the board Is
affirmed.
No. 532. L. A. SaUrnon 4 Bra. vs. United
States. Opinion by Montgomery, presiding Judge.
Tha decision of hs board is reversed, and the
cl4lm of the Importer that tho merchandlao is an
euremuated manufactured article, dutiabl at 20 per
cent, is auowed.
No. 245. United State va, Lean & Fink. Opinion
by Montgomery, presiding Judge. Th board of
general appraisers allowed tha dalm of the im
porter and the decision of th board 1 aflrmrd.
No. 585. James H. Rhodes A Co. vs. United
States. Opinion by Montgomery, oresidlna' hide.
Th board sustained the collector on the ground
mat direct shipment wa not proved W the im
porter. The decision of the board 1 revvrsed.
No. 408. H. C. Davison & Co. ve. United State.
Opinion by Martin, associate Judge. The board of
general appraiser sustained the collector, and the
aeclslon or th board is affirmed.
No. 562. Frank & Do Kevser n. United States.
Opinion by Martin, isveiste Judge. The board of
general appraisers sustained the collector and tha
decision of tha board is affirmed.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
New York. My 22.-WHEAT-DU11 nd Irregular.
Nortnern spring, to arrive, f. o. b., 1074: No. 2
roa. 1. o. b, w: o. 2 hard, f. o. b.. 104; No. 1
macaroni, f. o. b.. 97; No. 1 Manitoh. f. a b..
1034. Erportcrs took six loads Manitoba.
CORN Dull and unchanged. Steamer, 504. ex
port bls; No. 2. f. o. b., 60; No. 2 elevator,
domtetic, 63. Exinrters took nothing
MILLFEED-Flrm. fair drtnand. Spring bran.
26.10; standard middlings, 26 10; Westttn red-dc.
28 10; winter wheat bran, in 100-pound sicks, to
srrive. 27.20, city bran, la bulk, 25 40.
OATS-Qniet and easier. No. 2 white. 40; No
3 white. 39; standards. 394; elevator basis; white
on track, 39a43.
FLOUR Steady cd unchincrd. Kansas straights,
4.Xa4 60. in sacks; soft straights. 4.1031 25. in bar
rels: spring patents, 5 0058, In barrels; spring
clears, ClOaltO
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Bid. Asked.
2a. registered. 1333 1004 101
2, oouron. 1900 1004
J, registered. IWK 101
Js, coupon. 1903-1S 101
4s. registered. 1923.. . M 1H4
4s, coupon. 1323 1144
Psnama Canal 1000-year S, rrg.. 1936.. 1004
I Manama Canal 10-30-year 2s, reg., Vi.. 1004
102
iis
1154
101
101
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Asked.
54
134
44
5
6
14
74
6
tfH6
1
9
54
3 3-16
ho
1
T
113-16
36
1434
225
New Ycrt. 3fay 22. Closing Quotation cf mis
cellaneous bonds:
Allis-Chalmcrs 5 T7
Am Tel & Tel. cvt. 4s HO
Am. Tcbaccr 6 ... 1C94
.Vch.. Tup. i Santa Fe cvt. 5a. 1U
Chicago. Rock Inland A Psdfla col. 4s 764
Distillers Securities Corporation 5s 7?
MLourl radflc cvt. 5s S3
Norfolk & Western cvt. 4 107
Southern Psdflc cvt. 4s 95
Southern Railway 4s 80
Cnicn Paciflo cvt. 4s 107
United Stated Rubber 6 104
United States Steel sinking fund 5s. IK
Wabarh rfd. 4 694
Western Electric 5 102
Western Maryland 1st 4s 83
Total sales. 54.102,600.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
153
CHICAGO GRAIN.
LOANS
3
HORNING, Ninth and D
On Diamond,
'WatchM, Jewelrr.
Quotations furnished by W. It. tirhh.
members cf th New Tort Btock Exchange. Hibbs
May. S54; July. 87; September. 8SK: !,
Mar,
88.
Corn was allahtlr lmrannrrrl ran- c. .-
51; July. 51a52; September. 52: December, 60!
... -no iu Buofr pressure. May. 334:JnIr
3M4a334: SepteBber. 39; December. 34. r'
WEAT. .Open. High. Low. do.
Jnly 87 B n nt
?Tber 87U gju ju agu,
CORN
July -
OATS,
July'
Kpttsxbcr
an
9K
.334
514S
ani
ant
33K
x dividend.
NEW YORK MONEY.
New York. May 22. There is little change in
the status of the time money market In some
maturities thrro is a deadlock, while in others,
particularly the long dates, trading is quite ac
tive. Banks are disposed to hold on to their
funds, believing that the market will become
even broader.
Money on call to-day opened at 2 per cent,
highest 24: lowest 2, dosing at 24 per cent.
Most cf the day'a loan were made at 2 per
cent.
Rates Z4s3 per cent for sixty days, 2a3
per cent for ninety day. 3 per cent for four
and fire months. 334 per cent for six months,
and 3a4 per cent for over the rear.
1 Commercial paper Is unchanged at 3a3 per
cent for tho best names. London discount. 2 5-16
per cent, up, 1-16; Paris discounts, 2 per cent,
unchanged. Paris exchange on London, 25f. 34c,
up 1c.
BALTIMORE fROSUCE MARKET.
Baltimore, May 2Z BUTTER Creamery, fancy.
per lb., 22224; do., choice, per lb.. 20a21; da,
blocks, good, per lb., 192): do., imitation, lb.,
17al9; da. print, per lb.. 3a24; da, blocks. 2223;
ladle, lb.. 15al7; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls,
per lb.. 14al5; Ohio roll. pT lb.. 14al5; West
Virginia roll, per lb.. 14; store-racked, per lb.. 14 tJ
"--. I ilarjlino, tirginu. ana a-rnnirinun aairy print.
per lb.. It; procn ouiier, per in. iiais.
T.ivr. POIILTRT Surinc chicken. 1M lh. i
over, 'per lb., a; 1 lb. to IJbs.. 23a2; da. 1 lb.
ana unaer, ; oiu. , uvmvy. per ia, 114; aa,
old. small to medium, per lb.. 144; old rooster, per
lb.. 910: ducks, young, white Peklns, fat, per
lb.. 13: do., young rnuscory nd. moMrri. vr ih..
12: da. puddle, large, per .pound. 12: rjiaeon. old.
per Plr. 30; da. young, per pair, 30; guinea, fowl,
young unall. each B; do., old. each.!.
EGOS-Msryuna, i-ennyivanla. and near-by firsts.
doc, 154: da. Eastern. 13; Western first, per
doc. 154: do. Southern first. 11415; da. West
Virginia firsts, per dox.. 154; guinea eggs. tr -748.
, ,
Iugestieniisf Circalitioa.
Third nd D istreds northeast Squire 535, lot A ;
James Kano to Joseph Cassidy, 510.
1114, 1116. and 1113 Maryland avenue northeast
Square 1049. lots 17. IS. and 19; Joseph A. Ca-
tidy to Jamil O'Donnell. $10.
Fifth street, between K and L street northeast
Square 830, lot 65; August Schwarz et ux. to
Johanna Colignon. 510.
439 K street northwest Square 493. east half of origi
nal lot S; William PX Ambrose, trustee under
decree in equity 23663, to Frank A. Jones, C240.
Petworth Let 30. Hock 19; J. S. Grurer et ux. to
John G.TaTrcblld. SO.
120 Penning road Fbrtune Enlarged, part of lot 1;
Hugh A. Thrift et ux. to Robert F. Jones. J10.
Mittingly Tract-Square 2S36. lot 88; William 3.
rhilllps to Hettle Wotter. Jia
650 G street north-ast Square 639. lot 162; William
Mackenzie et ux. tt Louis G. Ostermayer. 510.
(Si Q street northeast Square 859. lot 152; Louis G.
Ostermayer to William Mackenzie et ux.. 110.
319 Thirteenth street southwest Square 253. north
half cf lot 18; Margaret Kramer to Mary
Rittley. $100.
Metropolis View Lot 2. block 9; John Robert Hall
et ux. to Georgia uenlson Duncan, jao.
Mattlngly tract Square 2536, let 98; John M.
Wooster et ux. to William S. rhillps. J10.
Fifth street southeast, between East Capitol and
A street Square 817. part of lot 11; Harry K
Dodge et ux. to John N. Sterzer and Amalla
E. Sterzer. 510.
T street northwest, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth street Square 151, lota 25 and 26;
Fannio E. Wilholto to Courtecaya N. CIarkon.
510.
620 Fifteenth street northeast Square 1031, lot 117;
William E. Ambrose and Joseph K. Kooert.
trustees, to Chsrle W. H. Slock.
tYmnt Pleaaant-Sauara 2895. lot 104 Charle J.
Wlker nd Mary F. Walker to John C. Mo-
Fsrlsnd. U0.
K street northeast, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth street Squire 65.. lot SB; tagsr K.
tltrhardson to Thomss H. Reid et ux.. J10.
Mount rieant-Lot 641; Hugh GoTern et ux. to
Samuel G. Tarter. J10.
Lanier Heights Lot 317; Ellanora Suffrln to Jame
E. Poole. Jia
Thirty-second street, between Q and R treet north-
west-Square 2S0. lot 43 and 50; James U
Poole et ux. to John M. Suffrins, J10.
iATranlta.
Na 53616. Mary A. Bum ts. Anacostia and Po
tomac River Railway Company; damage. 115,000.
Attoroeys. KsrpW & Merillit.
No. 5361T. Helen M. Ctte ts. Ia. W. Mark;
appeal. Attorney. M. JL Doyle.
No. 53018. Carrie Saro tb. The Brotherhood of
Carpenter nd Joiners: appeal. Attorneys, H, B.
Moulton snd I J. Mather.
Va 53619. Christian Heurlch t. William W. Ker
nochn; account rent, SLSSa Attorney, Leon Tobrl-
No. 53620. W. T. Lavrton 4 Son t. Pope Auto
mobile Oompany; ocount, 573J7. Attorneja, H.
W. Whetley na u. 1. oir.
Na 53621. . uirHm "t sv, u. xtarreu ana
Robert Dnrar: appeal. Attorney, "JL E. O'Brien.
No 53C22, Jlalcclra Bufty T. Miller Bro.; o
connt. a.675. Attorney. Edmund Burke and Charles
Becdhrlm. -
.-Tyler Forfelte Collateral.
Oliver H. Tyler, arrested Saturday
night, on a charge of. turnlahlne; liquor
to Mrs. Dorothy Beck, sixteen years old.
yesterday forfeited S25 collateral in the
Police Court. Mrs. Beck was the star
witness for the defense in tne trial of
her father, Albert H. TrVUIard, who was
acquitted ot the' murder of XrYts; W.
Beck, his daughter's kuMV 1
United States Commerce Court
Monday. May 22. 1911.
Present: Presiding Judge Knaro and Associate
Judges Achbld. Hunt, Carland. and Mack.
o. sx ualtlmore and Ohio IUUroad et al. v.
United States, known a tho "Fuel Coal Case' a
suit to set aside dcr of Interstate Cranmeroo Cbm-
mlsjlon. dated February 24, 1911. affecting the rate
of con Intended for use as fuel by other railroad
earner Iran tha point of origin to the Junction
point of deUvrry to the line of the consuming car
rier. Order: This causo cumins to be heard on mo
tion by the Interstate Commerce Ccrnmlssloir to
strike cut certain portions of the petition a im
material and irrelevant, and having been argued by
counsel, on due consideration thereof, it is ordered
and adjudged that tha motion bo sustained and
that the portions of tho petition si reined in the
motion bo stricken out. By tho court: Martin A.
Knapn. presiding Judge.
No. 33. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Oomranr et
al. vv The United State. John Arbuckle. and Will
iam A. Jamison, and th Brooklyn Eastern District
Terminal, interveners on behalf of th petitioners,
and Federal Sugar Refining Company, lnterrenlca;
respondent; Involving n order of Interstate Com
merce Commission affecting lighterage charge on
sugsr in nd near New York Harbor. Upon motions
mado by the United States, the Interstate Com
merca Commission, and the Federal Sugar Refining
Company to dismiss, the court ordered and adjudged
that said motions be. and the same are hereby, de
dal, with leave to the defendant making said mo
tions to answer the petition of the petitioners within
twenty days from the date hereof, if they shall bo
so advised.
On motion for a temporary injunction enjoining
tho enforcement of an order of the United State
Interstate Commerce Commission, made December
5, 1910, and effective on or before the 15th day
of April. 1911. said last mentioned date having
been extended by the commission to June 1, 191L
Upon the petition of the petitioners and th
intervening petitioners of the Brooklyn Eastern
District Terminal and itur Jay Street Terminal, and
affidavits submitted by petitioners in suppott ot
their petition, the court ordered and adjudged that
the motion, for a temporary Injunction for the
purposes herein mentioned, be, and tha (ama la
hereby, granted.
Na 40. Norfolk and Western Railway Company
et aL vs. United States; local class rate from
Roanoke, Va.. to Winston-Salem, N. CL, and from
Lynchburg. Va.. to Durham. N. C; through das
rate from Cincinnati to Winaton-Salem and Dur
ham, N. O. Petition filed by the attorney gen
eral of North Carotin, representing tha corpora
tion commission of North OaroUn. for leave to
intervene on behalf cf the town of Winston
Salem and Durham and tho State of North Car
olina. No. 5 and 6. Jame J. Hooker et aL vs.
Martin A. Knapp et ah and th Eagle White Lead
Company et al. r. Interstate Commerca Commis
sion et aL; rates on merchandise between Cin
cinnati and Chattanocga. The case wa argued
and submitted.
Na 15. The United States, upon application
of the Attorney General, at request of Interstate
Commerce Commission vv Union Stock Yard and
Transit Company, of Chicago, the Chicago Junction
Rallwar Company, the Chicago Junction Railwaya
and Union Stock Yard Company, and David
Pfaelzer. Abe Pfielzer. and Jonaa L Pfaelzer.
doing buslnes nnder firm name of Louis Pfaelzer
A- Sons. Mr. William E. Lamb commenced argu
ment fcr the Interstate Commerce Commission.
At 4 JO p. m. court adjourned until 13:30 a. m,
Tuesday, May 23, 1911.
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DISTRICT C0UETS.
Equity Court TXo. 1.
JUSTICE HTAITORD.
No. 3KT. Welch t Parson ; andltors report ratl-
flrd. Attorney), P. II. Marall-Ii A. Chase.
No. 3"TO. Redmond ts. Zoll; decree pro confea
Attorneys, P. JI. ltrown. V. B Guy, nd Ct W.
Clasett.
No. 301O. Rhodes ts. Rhodes: alimony and coun
sel fro ordered rid. Attorney. VV. H. White C. F.
Difnrs nd D. Rottutchlld.
Aulrnrnents for to-day:
No. 1ZS. Ilnucmer ts. Drlier. Attorneys, Rich
ardson & Jlerlllat Lyon & DarK
No. 164. Lipscoxb ts. Fletcher. Attorneys. Plum
ley Burke A llufty.
No. 1931 Pollock ts. Pollock. Attorneys, Ambrose
Downing & Berry.
No. 191. Pollock ts. Pollock. Attorney, Downing
& Berry Ambnei
No. 333, Hilton ts. Hilton. Attorney, Jiealo
Hollowiy.
No. a& Oalrert ts. Brooks. Attorneya, Erans
JUtthnrs, Birney & Woodard.
Ho. 3)7. Dee t. Deo. Attorney. uolumDu.
Equity Court Ko, 2.
JTJ8TICB GOULD.
No. 3010. Robinson t. Hlllman; restraining order
discharged. Attorneys, I A. Bailey and O. A. Pre
Tost E. A. Jones.
Na 30050. O'Conror ts. Ough et L; D. W.
O'Donogtmr. Edward F. Colladay, and R. It. Perry,
jr., appointed trustees; bond, UO.0O0. Attorney. D.
VV. O'Donoghue, It. R, Perry & Son, and E F.
Colladay.
No. 297M. Weeks ts. Heurlch et ah: order extend
ing time.
No. 2MJ3. Barr et aL ts. Wlllisms et !.: audi-
tors report conflrmed. Attorneys. W. O. Gardiner
Macruder. Stenhen 4 Msgmder.
No. 17606. O'Connor ts. Walker; leaTo granted to
take exhibit from files. Attorney. Alfred D, Smith.
Araifnments fcr tCMlr:
No. 21 L Drake ts. Lompton. Attorneys, Colbert
& Glttines rce.
No. 22. Parker ts. Parker. Attorney. Coombs-
Peters & Upacomb.'
No. 3tt. Robertson ts. Robertson. Attorneys.
Martin Gaskins.
No. 222. Beren T. Berens. Attorceys, Brosm
Worthington. Baker, jucdonald.
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Na 5201). Poole ts. Capital Traction Company;
on triaL Attorney.. E. F. Colladay E. R, Perry
ic Son and G. T. Dunlop.
Na 522G. Johnson t Barton; suit dismlsned.
Attcrnrys, W. J. Lambert and R. H. Vcatman
H. H. Glaasle.
Na S3617. Cotti ts. Mirtj; judgment of munici
pal eotrrt siBrmed. Attorney, M. M. Doyle.
Na SC300. Wright ts. Wsahington Railway and
Electrio Company: time to submit bill of excep
tions and file transcript extended. Attorneys. F. a
Bradley J. J. yarlingtcn.
Na 51130. Ncilson ts. same; same. Attorneys,
Kppler & Merillat-J. J. Darlington.
Na 52JOL Murphy ts. Capital Traction Com
pany; continued. Attorneys, u, . awyte u. li.
Perry & Son and u. a. Lnaucn,
Asslgnmrnts for May S:
Na. 273. Poole ts. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Collsday Perry Son and Dunloo.
Na ML Beers ts. united bnrtty uomnany. At
torneys. Brandenburg Donaldson.
No. SH). Iirown Ta. xmremua juacnino jomparry
et aL Attorceys. Thurston & whetlej-Worlh-lngton.
Na 2U. Rhodes ts. Barrett, Attorneys. Balaton,
Slddons et Richardson Wilson ic Barkidale.
Na zTL Carter ts. en-tester. Attorney. Jose.
Cllnlacales & Clarkson Wdt
Na 293. Lyon ts. Bursrr. Attorneys,. Bidout-
Whlt ft Simmons.
Na 3B9L Hall" et aL ts. Kobblns, executor. A
tomeyr. Po Ralston, Siddon is Richarasorj.
Ha, 3WA. corral T. bbjis n ai. anutisji,
Leighton & Williams Hamilton. Colbert. Terkes 4
Hamilton.
Na 3C3. Edwards ts. CockrclL Attcmey. Rldout
-Beall & Macdonald.
Circuit Court So. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Na 533)0. United SUtcs ex reL William P.
Morten, ts. the Secretary of the Interior: demurrer
orerrultd. Attorneys, W. P. Morton Lewler,
Clements & Wright.
Na 5041L Bsaer ts. Warner; Judgment on man
date. Attorney, II. E. Darts and T. J. Hogao
J. J. Darlington.
Na 51H3. First National Bank of Dexter ts.
Fox; and
Na S3K7. Edrards ts. tme; on triaL Attor
neys, H. F. Woodward, A. S. Worthington, Millan
& Smith-J. J. Darlington.
Assignments for May 23:
Na iX). Dorland ts. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys. Tucker, Kesyon Sc Macfarland W. J.
Lambert.
Na 251. People's National Bank TS. WInihip et
al. Attorneya. McNeill & McNeill Wilson tc Barks-
dale.
Na 332. Smith ts Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, Gardiner Perry & Son and Dunlop.
Na 382. Brown ts. Golden & Ca Attorneys.
Berry. Downing & Jeffords Darlington & Johnson.
No. 3T0. Dixon ts. Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railway Company. Attorneys. Maher St McMahon
Lambert.
Na 530. Same T,'Same. Attorneys, same.
No. 373. Hocltman ts. Southern Railway Com
pany. Attorneys. Ambrose dc Smith Hamilton, Col
bert. Yetkts & Hamilton. .
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Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH.
Na 27371. United Sutra ts. Lewis Reynolds; pe
tition of inquiry as to sanity.
No. 26S50 and Na ZTDi. umwa ataies ts. unms
Halstcad; embezzlement, larceny, false pretenses;
demurrer argued and suraniiteo.
Assignment for May 23: .
United States ts. Carrel L. Skinner.
United States ts. Charles II. Butler.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate cf Lecnidas Jenkins: petition for letters
of administration d. b. n. and order granting earn
to James G. Tracy; bond 00. Attorneys, Lyon
& Lyoc
Estate of Gecrgs Dulton; letter cf admlnlstr.
tion granted to William II. Dulton; bond. COCO.
Attcrnrys, Fencing & Parker.
EMata of Patrick A. McManus; letter test,
mentary granted to Mary McManus; bond, $500.
Attorneys, Darr. Peyser & Cuitin.
Estate of John G. Carlisle; order to sell stock.
Attorneys. McLanahan & Burton.
Estate of Louis G. Joyne; crdrr accenting offer.
Estate cf Charles W. Pettlt: will admitted to
probate and record. Attorrey. F. U. Coldren.
In re Clarenci W. McKrnzle; Alexander Mc
Kenzie arpolntcd guardian; bond, SCO. Attorney,
F. II. Stephens.
In, re Charle Fox; petition fcr appointment of
guardian. Attcnvj;, Dor cine & Berry.
In re Ellis Jones; same. Attorney. Happier ft
Sterlllt.
Estate cf Lizzie McLain; petition for letter et
adminittraU'si.
Estate of Osbnrn Dorsey; letter of admlnaltratlon
granted to WUlUm L. Smith; hood, 500. Attor
ney,. Them Walker.
Estate of George M. Brayton; will dated April
2S. 1902. filed.
.Estate cf Annette M. Wright; will dated Feb
ruary 2. 19U. filed,
i Estate of Miry MeXL Boyce;- certlfled copy ct
wiu tiled.
Estte cf Thoma McEten; stxne.
Estate of Cornelia P. Clark: petition for letter
cf sdminiiUition. Attcrrey, J. W Glennan.
Xstite of Julia A. Rheem; will dated December
IT. 19BS.
Ertater ct Jlrr v. Harrtu: peutien icr letter
o( adJBtnMraUon. Attorney,- I C. WITHiHawi,
The Safest Investments
Are those that do not fluctuate during cS.
turbad conditions of toe mosey or stock mas.
ket. First deed cf trust note (first mort
gage), well secured on real esUt la th Dis
trict of Columbia, constitute "gtltdgu" tn
Ttstment. They da not depend upon tha
flTtsTtcial lesponslbllity cf lndlTiduala or cor
poration tor their sUblllty. and an exeapl
bom tiTitinc u peraonal property. W caa
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Estate .of Giovanni Chiasentonl; petition fcr
letters testamentary. Attotntys. Downing & Berry.
District Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH.
No. 912. In re Meridian Hill Park; commission
authorized to bold eeniona in Municipal Building.
Na 9C1. In re tpenlng alley In square 2527; order
of publication.
Bqultr Suit.
Na 3019a Nathan PUtkln. trading as Platkin
Economical Stores.' ts. Isaac C. Gibba ct al; enforce
mechanic' lien. Attorney, VV. J. Neale.
District Petition.
No, 90. In re cpenicg alley in square 2SC7; con
demn landi Attorneys. E. 1L Thomas and A. B.
DuraU.
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