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THE WASHINGTON HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAT 24, 1911.
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NEWS OF WALL STREET
Support Given United States Steel Under Attack
Keeps Prides of Other Stocks from Slumping.
Now Tork, May 23. A not unfair de
duction to be made from the general
course of the security market to-day was
that there was some ground, at least,
for thinking that a different spirit was
now asserting its power In the financial
situation than that which was manifest
for a long time back or at any rate be
fore the announcement of the declson of
tho Supreme Court In the Standard OH
case.
To-day a volume of selling pressure
converged upon one stock. United States
Steel common, to an extent that had un
derlying financial sentiment been of the
same character as it was up to a short
time since would have broken the price
of this stock heavily and would unques
tionably have caused a large break In
the price of other stocks as well.
True, the price of United States Steel
common to-day did close at a net de
cline of a full point, but tho stock mar
ket as a whole kept strong, a large num
ber of prominent Issues either closing
unchanged or at a slight advance, and
the entire attitude of the market was
one that had its face turned toward
better things. The selling of Steel com
mon was of the concentrated order, and
the buying was on the race of things
widely scattered. The fact, however,
that In the neighborhood of 35,000 shares
of stock were taken at the low point of
the decline at a fixed figure indicated
that something more than ordinary sup
port was being afforded.
See Cat in Prices.
All this was the more significant to
careful observers of the dealings and of
the present business situation, because
the reason assigned In Wall street rumor
for the sales of Steel common to-day was
that a cut In steel prices or an "open
market" In iron and steel materials was
impending. It may be said, too. that
there is some reason for thinking that
this rumor was not entirely without
foundation. It has been a matter of
universal knowledge that price-cutting In
iron and steel has been going on for
a considerable period, and that there
are many sound business men who have
BALTIMOHE PRODUCE MARKET.
Baltimore. May Q BPTTETt Creamerr. fancy.
per lb., 22HZT4; do., choice, per lb.. 30aH; do..
good, per IU. :9a20. do.. Imitation, per lb..
I'al9; da. iTint, per lb., 2!a24, do., block". 22a 23;
ladle, lb , 15al7; Maryland aud Pennsylvania rrll
per lb. Ual5; Ohio rolls per lb.. Hal3: West
Virginia rolls, per lb., 14; store-packed, per lb., H;
Maryland. Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy prints,
ler lb.. H; process butter, per lb. ITalS.
LIVE POULT ItY Spring chickens, 14 lbs. and
over, per lb.. 22a30: do.. 1 lb. to IK lbs-: 33: 1 lb..
tJ under, 23; old bens, heavy, per lb., 14; do,
old. mall to medium, per lb.. 14: old roosters, per
lb . 9, ducks, young, white Pekins. fat. per
lb., 12; do., tng mucory and mongrel, per lb..
11 d . da, puddle, large, per lb. 11; spring ducks
3 11k. and over, per lb . 30 pigeons, old, per pair.
Zi di. juurg. per pair, 23, guinea fowl, old. each.
23
EGl5e Marjland, Pennsylvania, and near-by firsts.
doz., 154: do., eastern 15- Western firsts per
!".. 154; do. Southern firsts. 114al5; do.. West
Virginia firsts, per doz., 154; guinea eggs, per doz..
NAVAL STORES.
Sararnah. Ga . May 23. Turpentine firm. 534.
Uoln firm; tyi- F and , 7.024.
AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS k CO., Auctioneers.
.Vilnius' Cxpresa Company's Sale of
Unclaimed Freight.
ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7. A. D. 1911. COM
MENCING AT 10J-J O'CLOCK A. SI., the Adams
Exp-rf irpnny will sell without reserve In the an
rexed I'rrtn of Welter B. Williams k Co.. cor.
tier of IOtIi and D at, nw.. facing Pennsylvania
ate . to pay charges about 500 packages, comprising
an a'certment of trntks. values, boxes, packages. &c.
All parties ror.crrr.eJ will pleat take notice. Terms
rai when the art Kirs are itruckoff. and no lot
will on any account be delivered during the sale.
my? d&SJOt
LOAN SOCIETY.
ON DIAMONDS.
WATCHES.
JEWELRY. Ac.
A Philauthropie Institution.
CAPITAL. SI 000.00
References Any financial
institution in the city. Re
demptions made from pawn
brokers and new loans issued
at greatly reduced saving to
the borrower.
PRUDENTIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
Ground floor. N. W. Cor. 12th and G sts.
Private side entrance. Transactions strictly con
fidential.
Slain Office: Philadelphia. Odd Fellows" Temple.
Branches: Baltimore, Equitable Buildirg; Pittsburg
MonrmgahcU Bank Buildirg, Buffalo, Elbcott
Bquare. Rochester. Chamber of Commerce.
PAWNBROKERS.
.MONEY TO LOAN
ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS,
MOVED TO 815 G ST. NW.
rr-fimo
LOAN COMPANIES.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE,
Women keeping- house and others, "with
out security. Offices in all principal
cites. D. H. Tolman. R. 606. 533 15th nw.
46-tf
I A A IIC From $5.00
to $500.00
On furniture, pianos. Indorsed notes, etc.
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 Drag Store.
Between O street and New York avenue.
SAVE MONEY
BY DEALING WITH MEL EVERT
TRANSACTION STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL.
LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS,
INDORSED NOTES, SALARIES.
Room 'SOU, Metropolitan Bank Bide
13 15th at.. Opp. Treasurer.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPI.E.
Women keeping house, and others;- cheap
est rates: easy payments. H, ELWOCiD.
Room 416. 00 7th st. tf-ti
SALARY LOANS
EASY PAYMENTS.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY.
Private and Confidential.
CITIZENS LOAM CO.
406 Commercial Basic Bnlldlsur,
N. W. Cor. 14th and G Sts.
LOANS
On DlamoneU,
Watches), Jerrelrr.
3
HORNING. Ninth and D
XmoneyA
K O per cent a
per year. Jf
"argued that the right way to clarify the
situation would be for the United States
Steel Corporation, the largest factor In
the steel manufacturing trade to assume
control of affairs and make such reduc
tions In its own prices, or at least the
prices for some of Its more important
products, as would bring matters to a
head.
It seemed to-day as if a fairly large'
number of people in Wall street were
possessed of longer memories regarding
this wholo subject than they usually are,
and remember, first, that the policy of
the Steel Corporation has been never to
lower its prices unless convinced that
this would bring In new orders on a large
scale, and, secondly, as regards the
stock market, that declines In the Steel
stocks growing out of such an occurrence
havo Invariably presented occasions of
advantage to courageous purchasers.
Country Is Optimistic.
But, aside from all this. It is reason
ably clear that the inherent financial
temper of the country Is becoming more
optimistic every day. After several
months of a most satisfactory bond mar
ket, leaving the money situation still in
an almost unprecedentcdly strong situa
tion, with the crop outlook so brilliant
tho practical certainty that there will bo
no tariff legislation this year, the Mexi
can difficulty at an end. and the fangs of
tho Sherman law 60 thoroughly drawn by
the Supreme Court, a buying power Is
developing In the market that will re
quire more than temporary obstacles to
overcome It.
Particular strength was shown to-day
by all the standard railroad stocks, and
especially the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific shares; and this might
have been, perhaps, because of a highly
favorable government weekly weather re
port show' .g splendid conditions all over
the corn, winter wheat, and spring wheat
regions.
A rise of 2 3-4 points In the May option
in wheat in Chicago was, of course, due
to the strictly technical conditions at
tending speculation In wheat upon which
delivery can be asked for in the" present
month. Cotton prices were off a little,
but the cotton market has become an af
fair of speculation pure and simple.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Bibbs k Co., mem
bers of tho New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
faff. Call money: Open. 2V.; High. 2i; low. 2U; Close, 2f
SALE OF SHARES Br HOURS:
snires to II a. m.
Shares to 12 m...,
Shares to 1 p. m.
Shares to 2 ix m
Shares to 3 p m
.. 130.100
.. 230.50
.. 322,700
.. 421.0CO
.. 565.000
BAILR0AD3.
Open. High.
113 1134
Low. Close.
1124 1134
Atcn., Tori. & S Fe. com
Atrfi . Ton. k S. Fe pfd
Atlartie Coit Line 13 V2
Baltimore A. Ohio com lOS1. VX
Itrookljm Rarid Transit.... SO &M,
Canadian Pacific. 33U 2JI
Chesapeake k Ohio EP, Ti
Chi.. Mil. A St. Paul ocm. 121Vi 12T,
Ene com 33H 334
Erie 1st pfd 50 30H
Great Northern pfd 130 130
106",
804
33
50
130
35
179
19
534
1184
314
34
67
138
1524
50
104
134
122
914
160
32
614
42
1194
123'4
Kan. city Southern com.. 33
Lehich Valley 179
Intcrboro-Met. com 19
33
33
178
U
54
1184
314
31
66
133
1524
194
108
128
122
914
159
324
614
12
115
29
67
175
194
51
us',
314
354
67
133
1524
504
1064
129
123
'9)4
160
334
614
42
1194
234
Interboro-Met. pfd 52S
Liouisrtlle & Nashville. U8U
Mexican Central ctfs 31H
Jlo. Kansas A Tex com.... 33M
Mo. Kansas k Tex. pfd.... 6Tt
it. 8. P. & 8. S. M. com. 1384
M. S. P. & S S. M. pfd. 1534
Missouri Pacific 30
Norfrlk k Western l(Si4
Northern Pacific 123
Pennsylvania 123
Pitts . Cinn.. Chi. A St. L 914
Reading com IW
Rock Island enm 334
Hock Island rfd 644
St. L, & San Fran. 2d lid. t2
Southern Pacific com llSTs
Southern Railway com 29H
Southern Railway pfd . . . 674
Texas k Pacific ZK
Third Atomic 124
ToL. St. L. & Wet OMn.. 21
ToL. St. L. & West pfd .. 51Vt
Union Pacific com 131
Union Pacific pfd SiV.
Wabash com K'
Wabash pfd 37.
INDUSTRIALS.
Amalgamated Copper. 67S
Am. licet Sugar com 49
Am. Can own 124
Am. Can. rfd S3U
Am. Car A Foundry crm. 564
Am. Car A roundly rfd.. 119",
Am. OUon Oil com 9.
An. lev Securities 224
Am. Locstnotive cum C1.
124
H
51
1344
KM
iri
384
63
154
124
133
914
CTli
434
50
224
Am. LoccmotiTe pfd 109 109
Am. Sm'ting & Rcf. com.. KrS 814
Am. Sugar Ref. com 12)4 12&4
Am. Tel. A Tel IS". U94
Am. TobJCOD pfd 101i - 102
Am. Woole-i rfd 91 91
794 80
1204 124
HS 113
1014 101
91 91
40 404
30 7C4
102 102
33 23
115 115
82 82
36 35
153 160
5 5
62 62
11 11
Anaconda Copper 40H
Central Leather com 30s,
Central Leather rfd 102
Colo. Fiel A Iron com .. 33S
Consolidated Gas. X. Y... HSi
Corn Products Ref. pfd... 62S
Distillers' Securities 37
General Electric 1S0H
Goldfleld Consolidsted 6
Gmt N'orthen Ore 634
International Paper 1H
Inter. StMm Pmp 49
National Biscuit com. 136
National Lefd com 56S
New York Air Hrake 72
Pressed Steel Car com.. . 354
Pullman Company 162
Ry. Steel Spring com 334
Rep. Iron & Bteel com... 31
Rep. Iron A Stl rfd.... 934
Ttnreasee Coittfr 33
U. fi. Robber com 42U
I). 8. Rubber pfd Ill
U. S. Steel com. 80
U. 8. Steel pfd Uv
Utah Copper. 46
Va.-Car. Chem. com 57
Western Union Tel 79VS
Westiogbcruse Elcc Man.. 73
BONDS.
Amer. Tobacco s 85
Amer. Tobacco 6s 1034
Atcblson conrert. 4t 112
B. K. T. conrert. 4s. 66
a. B. & Q. Joint J. . .. 96
ChL, Rock Isl. k Fac 4s.. 76
Inter.-Metro. 44. 794
Penna. conrert. 3H. 1915.. 96i
Southern Railway 5s 108
U. S. Steel Id 5s 1064
13
30
102
33
1154
82
49
133
55
72
354
162
33
31
95
37
41
113
794
119
46
57
794
72
85
109
112
85
K
76
794
93
108
106
55
72
364
162
334
162!,
35
31
934
31
054
33
42
113
79
80
139
47
59
81
T34
85
lOTi
112
86
S6
76
79
96
1C8
106
1IW
47
81
734
85
M9
112
86
95
76
79
5C
106
ice
CURB MARKET.
Quotations fnmfsbea by W. B. Bibb k Co,
ambers of th New York Stock Exchange. Bibb
Boildinc
Bid. AskM.
Bay Stat 1 7-16 9-16
British Columbia Corner. 5 5
Butte Coalition 2 24
Chicago Subway 44 4
Cobalt Central 3 5
Glroux Copper. 6 64
Goldfteld Florenoe 14 19-16
Greene Cananca 6 7
Intercontinental Rubber. 26 27
Kerr Lake (4
La Rose. 45-16 4
Manhattan Transit. 111-16 113-16
Mason Vaney. Vi Yi
Mines Company of America 5 5
Nerada Hills 3 34
Nerada-Utah M. A- 8. Corporation 13.16
Ninistisa' Mines Comnanr inu. tost
Ohio Copper 1 1
uawnios Coalition 1 7
Bay Central 14 lu.u
Sioux 32 36
United Copper. 3 4
United Oopoer ctl r m
Yukon Gold . 315-16 4
HEW YORK LIVE STOCK.
New York. Wis 23. In th lira ,tnr nt.rv
day beeres were nominal and steady. Dressed beef
was In fair demand at MU10.
Cahw steady. Ycata, 5-50a7.BO. Dressed calres
actlT; city dressed Teal, 4al3; lev 134. Country
dressed calres. Taftt.
Sheep and lamb nominallr steady: none offered;
car of cull yearling aotd at i.80. Dressed mutton
firm at tJ64: dmaed lambs at 114.
Hogs, dressed 14411. Country dreand hotfeooaa
Umbi abxvt doaa for kt soma; aat ajgtcV H
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WASHINGTON STOCK MAEEET.
Sales Resnlar call. 12 o'clock soon:
Potomao Electric cons. 5s, $1,000 at 100, J1.000 at
109. S.OOO st 100. n.eoo at 100, $1,000 at 100, J1.000 at
100, $1,000 at 100, (1,000 at 100, l,wo at 109, l.wu at
103.
Capital Traction, 24 at 127. ,
Washington Railway & Electric com.. lOOat 31.
Washinston Railway k Electric pfd.,10 at E9, 15
at 8914. Z at 89, 23 at 89.
After call:
Washington Hallway Electno 4s, Jl.OOO at W4.
Followinj; are the bid and asked prices posted by
yesterday's local stock exchange:
GAS BONDS.
Bid. Asked.
Georgetown Gas Ss. 103
Washington Oas 5s 110
RAILROAD BONDS.
OspiUl Traction Is. 112
Anacostia k Potomac 5s. 101
Anacoxtla k Potomac trust. 1014
City k Suburban 5s 103
Colombia Ss. 101
Columbia ta 103
Metropolitan 5s "103
Washington Railway k Electric 4s 814
MISCELLANEOUS BUNDS.
Potomac Electric cors, 5s. 99
Potomac Electric Light Js 103
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone 6s.... 1034
American Telephone A Telegraph 4s.... 109
Emerson Steam Pump 6s
Washington Market 5s. 1927 101
Washington Market 5s. 1947 102
Washington Market Cold Storage 5s 934
Norfolk k Washington Steamboat 5s.... 1034
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
Capital Traction 127
Washington Railway & Electria com.... 31
Washington Railway k Electric pfd..... 89
Norfolk k Washington Steamboat. 203
Washington Gas 89
Georgetown Gas 95
American Telephone k Telegraph 113
Wahlngton-VirBlila Railway com 33
Washington-Virginia Railway pfd C6H
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS.
Lanston Moootjpe 96
MINING STOCK.
Greene Canasea 6
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
American 175
Capital 200
Colnmblt 255
Commercial 200
District 133
Farmers k Mechanics 263
Lincoln HI
Metropolitan 2224
Riggs 535
Second 150
National Bank of Washington 2674
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American Security k Trust 285
National Sariogs k Trust. 2S4
Union Trust 142
WashingtoT Lean & Trust 219
United States Trust 1174
SAVINGS BANS ETOCK8.
Home 309
Merchants & Mechanics 160
Union Sarings 210
Bank of Commcrco 11
East Washtrgton, 134
Prorldent 94
FIRE INSURANCE ST0CK8.
Arlington 23
110U
113
1M
T
KJ
1134
114
144
Corcoran 80
Firemen's ' 204
Franklin 30
German American 267
N'atioral Union 84
Potcmao 50
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Columbia 44
Ileal Estate 81
MISCI-I.LANEOU3 STOCKS.
Emerson Steam Pump 15
Graphophono com 44
Graphophone pM 3
Merchants Transfer & btorage 129
Security Storage 200
Washington Market 1S4
2TEW YORK MONEY.
6
New York. May 25. Tho time-money market holds
its adrancc of last week, but business is rexy quiet
and rates remain fairly stecdy Su months is still
the attractire maturity for most bcrrowers, although
inquiry for this date is not as actire as a week
ago.
Money on call to-day opened at 2 per cent,
highest 24, lowest 2. closing at 2 per crnt.
Most cf the day's loans were made at 2 per
ctnt.
Rates are 24a2 per cent fcr sixty days. 2a3
per cent for ninety days. 3 per cent for four and
tiro months, 3a34 per ceht for six months, and
3al per crnt for over the year.
Comm.Tcial paper remiius unchanged despite the
adrance which has taken place in the collateral
loan market since the handing down cf the Standard
Oil decision. Commercial bouses ocmplaln that
there are too many things banging orer the butt
ress situation to warrant extrnsire buying. Rates
are unchanged at 34a3 per cent for the best
names.
London discounts 2 7-16 per cent, up H.
Paris divounts 2 per cent unchanged.
Berlin disccunts 2 per cent, uncharged.
BOSTON C0PPEE STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs ft Co . mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, Ulbbs Build
ing. B" Asked.
Adventure 64 7
Bohemia 34 3
Butte Coalition 20 204
Calumet A ArUodJ 52 53
Calumet A Hecla 4:0
Copper Range 63 61
Eat Butte 12 13
Franklin 104 11
Indiana , 11 114
La Salle 4 4
Mason Valley 9 9-
Mcrgenthaler 2214 .. .
Michigan 2 2
Mohawk 42 43
Nrrth Rtitte 33 31
Ncrth Lake 8 84
Old Dcminlcn 43
Oneco
2
Osceola
105
, 12
Parrott
Quincy .
Shannon
South Lake
Snpenor and Pittsburg...
14
15
102
Swift 102
Lake 37
Tamarack 37
Trinity 4
Utah Consolidate! 16
Victoria 14
Wolrerine 109
Units! Fruit 153
110
1884
GOVEENMENT BONDS.
Bid. Asked.
X reslstercd. 1033
1004 lOltt
2s, ooupon. 1930 1004
3s, registered. 1903-18 101.
3s. coupon. 1308-15 1C1X
Is. registered. 193 lli'i
4s. coupon, 1323 lH!i
Panama Canal 10-30-year 2s, res.. 1935.. 1004
IVnami Canal 10-30-jear 2s. rcc. 1933.. 1C04
UZi
11SU
lli'i
101K
101'
BALTIMORE GEAIN MARKET.
Baltimore. May 23. WHEAT Stock in elerators.
43.673 bushels; shipments from elerators. 23
bushels. For choice arritals of Southern wheat
there Is a eood demand, but the smallness of
receipts restricts actire trading. Foreign markets
were easier. Bag lots, by sample, as to quality
and condition, bought 87, 90, and 91 per bushcL
Contract to-day opened dull, with May 9B4. Spot
Xo. 3 red wheat early was Wi. and No. 3 red
Western tha sams price, while June sold it 91H
and July at 90S. Snot Xo. 2 red wheat was 82
and Xo. 2 red Westtrn the sama price, while June
sold at 92 and Jury SVA. August brought 90S and
No. 3 red 9Hi. whila steamer No. 2 red was SS?
and No. 2 red Western the sama price. Bettling
prices cfJdally iwsted were: Xo. 3 rrd. 02S; Xo. 2
red Western. KSi; Xo. 3 red. 901.; steamer No. 2
rod. 83; stes-ncr No. 2 red Western. 88X.
ODKX Stock in fixators. 107,320 bushels; ship
ments from eleratcrs, 3.CS7 bushels. In the sb:enco
of receipts of. Southern corn tcwlay it was difficult
to ucte th? market acrurately. Quote track yellow
corn for domestic dcliiery at Cla61H pr bushel for
car lots on spot. Tho si.rvly of cob corn is fully
amplo for present trade requirements, and tho
wholesale market is quiet en a basis cf 3.35a3.40 a
barreL Contract tday opened dull, with May S8.
Spot mixed corn early was 3 and Jnnc S3, while
July sold at. the same price. The market at tho
12:15 call was firmer, with. May 59. Spot mixed corn
was S3 and June 3e asked, and steamer mixed KVi.
Xo established grade brought 55H. Sales, 7.C00
bushels May, 59. Settling prices officially posted
were: For contract, 59; steamer mixed, 56H; no
established grade, 5555.
CHICAGO GEADf.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Bibbs Co.,
members cf the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building. .
Chicago, I1L, May 21 Bay market steady. Re
ceipts, 793 tons; shipmenta. 52 tens. Choice timo
thy, 22.0Oa2J.OOr No. I timothy. 2O5Ca2L50; No. 2
timothy and Xo. 1 mixed, 19.00a23.00; no-grade
timothy, 9.03a 13.00; rhvrer, 8.00x1 100; Kansas and
Oklahstna prairfc, ltOOalS.50; Iowa, Minnesota,
Dakota, and Nebraska, choice. 12.SOal3.50; minois.
Indiana, and Wisconsin prairie. S.OOaU.00; rice
straw. 8.5011.00; wheat straw. HQSaCM.
WHEAT Open. High. Law. Close.
July t 87H B9K 87 tttt
September.................. BW 7H Kft
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jniy.. nt m sa
September. - 52 -SH 52
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luly ....... 33 54 SfK
September. -33 38 X
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FINANCE AND REALTY
With only five commodities showing- at
all on the sales record, and most of these
In very limited amounts, the session of
the stocE exhange yesterday paid trib
ute to the effectiveness of the weather
man. The Ave lines showing1 represented
only three companies, the Washington
Railway and Electric Company, the Capi
tal Traction Company, and the Potomac
Electric Power Company.
Potomao Clectrlo Leads.
PotOmac Consolidated Cs were the lead
ers In activity yesterday. Sales aggre
gating $10,000 in face value were made,
the price remaining at the same level
100. Yesterday maintained the active In
terest that has been displayed for some
tlmo past In these securities, buying be
ing attributed "to Interests thoroughly
familiar with the property, who are In
the market for good securltUss making
such a return as this Issue does at the
present price.
Quiet Demand for Traction.
Capital Traction, while not active,
maintained its good front. It is notice
able that all offerings around 127H are
quietly absorbed. There is no question
that about $2,000,000 of the first mort
gage bonds now held in the treasury will
be pro-rated among the stockholders In
November, and this, together with the
fact that the stock is at the present
price, an income return of 4 3-4 per ent. Is
probably the reason for the present sta
bility of the shares.
Interest in Graphophone.
, Some renewed Interest was shown In
Graphophone preferred, and against bids
of 23, free takers of this stock appear
to bo In tho market at25. The market,
however, developed only meager offerings
at 26. It Is known that the company Is
doing a very comfortablo business, but
whether this holds true to an extent
which would make the shares more valu
able cannot be ascertained outside of the
management, which Is not disposed to
make public at the present time the fully
Increased business of the company.
Xesr York Ilnnn Short.
From requests by large financial Insti
tutions In New York, for application
blanks to the subscription of the new
Panama Canal bonds. It would appear
there Is an unusual interest shown In the
loan, Irrespective of the fact that these
bonds are not available for bank circula
tion. Local bankers reported yesterday
that they were Inundated with requests
for the'e subscription blanks, which gave
out at the New York sub-treasury earlier
In the day.
Commercial National Electa.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Commercial National Bank jestcrday,
Wilton E. Lambert, W. II. Lynn, A. E.
RanUle and John Poole were elected di
rectors of the bank. The first three men
were directors of the National City Bank,
which recently merged with the Commer
cial National Mr. Poolo Is at present
cashier of the Commercial National.
Jnlu- Dnrbcr to Onllil.
Juige O. M Barber, of the new Cus
toms Court, is the latest of the circle of
jurists In Washington to plan the erec
tion of a residence. Judge Barber has
purchased, through the ofllce of Thomas
J Fisher & Co... a lot 43 by 163 fcqt. on
Kalorama road, near the palatial new
Lawrence residence. lie will erect a
handsome detached residence. Judge Bar
ber paid about $2 a foot for his new
property.
Few AttPiul Auction.
The four-story brick building, occupied
by the Postal Telegraph and Cable Com
jany, at 1313 E street northwest, was
withdrawn from the bidding by the trus
tees, after being put up fcr auction yes
terday afternoon. The auctioneers were
Thomas J. On en & Son. Because of the
heat it was impossible to attract the
degree of attention the Importance of the
sale demanded. The highest bid was one
by Daniel Loughran, who offered J50.0CO.
Twentieth Street Snle.
The three-story brick residence. 3323
Twentieth street, has been sold through
the real estate ofllce of Shannon &
Luchs to R. A. Maurer, who will occupy
the property as his home when entirely
completed. This is one of a row of
fourteen houses now being built by Mld
daugh & Shannon. Inc. and contains all
of the features in the homes of a hun
dred Ideas built several months ago by
Middaugh & Snannon. The considera
tion in the transaction was J7.630 and the
sale was made In connection with the
office of Clssel, Talbert & Co.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
New York. May 23 rollcwing are the quotations
li'ted on miscellir-eous bonds:
AUIs Chalmers 5 77"a
American Trbacco fa 109
Cheapcake k Ohio cvt. "is 96
Chicago. Beck IslanJ & Tacinc gnL ts 97
Distillers' rVcnnty Ccrpcration 5s 73
Norfolk k Western crt. is 1074
Northern raclfio 4s 93
Reading general is 53
Southern Taciflc crt. 4s K4-
Southern lUilway 4s 804
U. 8. Rubber 6s 1WH
U. S. Strel S. F. 5s 1M
Wabash rfde. ts S
Western Maryland lt 4s.
Wirm!n Central 4s
93ii
Total tales fi.ect.0X. against ji.13B.ow yesteraay.
53,267,000 a wee ago. and. $1,860 COO a year ago.
COTTON MAEKET.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs k Co.. mem
bers of the Xew Tork Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
Xew Tork. May a. The cotton market was quiet,
but strong todayThe bull position in the old crop
months has apparently been extended firmly into
August. At least one group of operators hare re
cently been large buyers in that month, which was
to-day held strongly and again declined. There was
eomo good selllrg of July, but no real relaxation of
the whole on that month by the) larger bull cUiraes.
Open. High. Low. Close.
jnlr 16.W 18.06 15 92 15.91
Aniurt , 15.42 15.47 15.43 15.4S
Dtamber " ". Km a09
Filed "Wallet with Will.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
A mair who introduced himself as Mr.
Sip of the United States army dropped
Into Surrogate John P. Egan's office in
Jersey City on Monday and asked to see
the record of a will which was admitted
to probate twenty years ago. Michael
Hennessey, one of the clerks, gave Mr.
Sip an old book containing the wlll.and
the man left after reading the transcript.
Mr Sip called again at the surrogate's
office' yesterday after a sleepless night
He said that when he reached the Penn
sylvania Railroad station after leaving
the office on the preceding day ho was
ttnahle to find his wallet, containing JS3S
to bills and his ticket to Washington.
He spent the night at-the home of a
friend In New Tork, and' concluded that
perhaps he had dropped the wallet while
hA as looking up the will. Ho was told
that nobody had picked it up in the office.
A search was made, and Clerk Hennes
sey found the wallet with Its contents
intact in tne poojc oeiwiren me panes
conalnlng the text of the will. n
The Heaaee of Free Meat.
Fro th! rrDTidenes) Journal. .
"The menace of free meat" la described
as one of the deadly perils of the free
list .bill. It sounds terrifying, but the
American people have grown so recltles
thatthe;chance are User wiu rwuM to
.IWMcHteaed, -
DAILY COURT RECORD
(Tuesday, May 23, lttll.)
United State Commerce Court.
Tnesdar. alar a. 191L
Present: Presiding Judge Knapp and Associate
Judge Achhald. Hunt, Carlaud. and Mack.
O. & Bntterfleldj of Detroit, JIich.rwas admitted
to practice.
No. 15. The United States upon application of
Attorney General at request of Interstate Commerce
Commission n. Union Stock Yard and Transit Com
pany of Chicago. The Chicago Junction Railway
Company. The Chicago Junction Hallway and Union
Stock Yard Company, and Darid Pfaelier, Abe
Pfaelzer, and Jonas L. Pfaelzer. doing business un
der the Ann name of Louis Pfaelzer & Sons. Argu
ments cf counsel in, this case were concluded, Hr.
William E. Lamb appearing for the Interstate Com
merce Commlwion. Mr. Ralph 31. Shaw and Mr.
William D. Guthrie for the stock yards companies,
Mr. WUlard McEwcn for Louis Pfaelzer k Sons,
and Mr. Blackburn Esteriine for the United Bute.
The case was taken under adrisement by the court.
At 430 p. m. court adjourned until 10 JO Wedne
day. May 14. Wednesday's session will be held in
the court room of the United State Customs Court
of Appeals, Fifteenth street and New York arenue.
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE bTArrORD.
Xo. 23011. Dee ts. Dee; William F. Columbus ap
pointed trustee to sell; bond, $3. Attorney, W. F.
Columbus.
No. 23337. Woodford ts. Rritton; auditor's report
ratified. Attorneys, W. O. Balderston Erens Browne.
No. 3519. Cunningham ts. Cunningham; nils re
turnable May IB. Attorneys. W. A. Coombe E. N.
Hopewell.
No. 23736. In re Galloway-Oatman Company; re
port of assignee referred to auditor. Attorneys, Wil
son k Barksdale.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 33. Hilton ts. Hilton. Attorneys, Neale
Holloway.
No. 205. Calrert is. Brooks. Attorneys, Enm
Matthews and Rlrney 4. Woodard.
No. 165. Llnscomb ts. Fletcher. Attorney, Plum
ley Burke k Hufty.
" Equity Court Ho. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
In re (lunacy) John Wallace; auditor's report ap-
No. 23220. Peters ts. Rudolph rt al.; original re
straining order enlarged. Attorneys, J. H. Stewart
E. H. Thomas.
Circuit Court Ho. X.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 6231 i. Kingla ts. Capital Traction Company;
Judgment on Tcrdiet. Attorneys, J. J. Llghtfoot R.
R. Perry k Son and O. T. Dunlop.
No 53)13. Poole ts. Same; rerdict for defendant.
Attorneys. K. F. Colloday R. R. Perry k Son and
O. T. Dunlop. i
No. 50563. Tnixton ts. Saunders et sL ; time to file
bill of exceptions and file transcript extended. At
torneys. Kaprlcr & Merillat-J. 8. Flannery, H.
Johnson. Berry & Minor.
No. VM. Towner et aL ts. Saunders et al;
tame. Attomejs. same
No. S22C0. Lyon ts. Bursey; Ieare to withdraw
plea and flic demurrer denied. Attorneys, John
Ridout W. II. White and Leo Simmons,
No. 52523. United States to Use of Moy T.
KlnKsIcy et sL, order for commission. Attorneys,
Howard Boyd and Nelson Wilson Hamilton, Col
bert. Yrrkes & Hsmllton.
No. 52153. Brown ts. Dcremus Machine Com
pany et al.; en trial. Attorneys. J. M. Thurston
and W H. Wheatlcy A. S. Worthington and C. L.
Frailey
No. 52215. Kengla ts. May; motion for a new
trial filed. Attorney, Gordon &. Gordon, W. C.
Balderston W. II. Holloway.
Assignments for May 24.
No. 220. Brown ts. Doremus Machine Company
et aL Attorneys, Thurston k Whcatley worth'
lnctcn.
No. 641. Bers tv United Surety Company. At-
torners. Brandenburg Donaldson.
No. HL Rhodes ts. Barrett. Attorneys. Ralston,
Slddocs & RichaTdcn WIL-cn k Barksdale.
No. 271. Carter ts. Cliitcter. Attorney, Jones,
Cllnkscales k Clarkson Well.
No. 233. Lyon vs. Burjey. Attorneys, Ridout
Whlte & Simmons.
No. 32) Haller et al. ts. Robblns, execntcr. At
torneys. Poe Ralston, Siddons k Richard 'on.
No. 3234. Forrest ts. SnJth et aL Attorneys.
Leighton A. Williams Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes &
Hamilton.
No. 3C3. Edwards ts. CockrelL Attorneys, Ridout
Beall k Macdouald.
Clrcnlt Court So. 2.
JUbTICE BAKXABD.
No. 43773. Lincoln ts. Southern Construction
Company; order to clerk to pay out cf registry,
Attorneys. Brown k Ouy.
No. 51113. First National Bank of Dexter ts.
Tent; and
No. 13X7. Edwards ts. Same; en triaL At tor
ney, H. E. Woodtrinl. A. 9. Worthlnjton, Milan k
Smltli-J. J Darllrgtcn.
Assignments fcr May 21:
.o 130. Iiuland ts. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys. Tucker, Kenyan S. Maclarland W.
Lambert.
No. Si. Teoplo's National Bank ts. Winship et
aL Attorneys. McNeill i McNeill-Wilson k Barks
dale.
No. 331 Smith ts. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Gardiner Ferry k bon and Dunlop.
No. 382. Brown ts. Golden k Co. Attorneys,
Berry, Downing k Jeffords Darhuston & Johnson.
No. 370. Dixon ts. Great Kails and Old Dominion
Hallway Company. Attorneys Maher k McMahon
Lambert.
No 530 Same ts. Same. Attorneys, same.
No. 373. Ilockman ts. Southern Railway Com
pany. Attorneys. Ambrose k Smith Hamilton, Col
bert, Terkes k Hamilton.
Crlmlnnl Conrt Xo. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Xo. 273S5. United States ts. Leonard Dickerson;
auault dangerous weapon; reccgnlxance in SI.00O
with Douglas 1". Syrhax, surety, taken.
Xo. 27330. Cnltd States ts Arthur Johnson;
murder first degree; motion for new trial filed.
Criminal Court Xo. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABATJGn.
Xos. 26S39 and 27233. United Mates rs. Griffin
Halstead; embezzlement, false pretense, larceny
plea in abatement argued and submitted.
Xo. 27432. United States ts. Thomas H. Butler
manslaughter; rerdict not guilty.
Xo. 535 (habeas corpus). In re Harrison Wagner
demurrer overruled. Ac
Assignments for Msy 21:
United States ts. William O. Blagboroe.
United States rs. Louis Reynolds,
Arraignments.
Prolintc Conrt.
JUSTICE GOULD.
In re Walter M. Jchnscn; order canceling bond.
Estate of I'ctcr II. Gresham; ancillary letters cf
adininLtratlcn granted to Isaac T. Marks, jr.;
bond. $3,0CO. Attorney. D. E. Fox.
Estate of Lizzie McLaln; letters uf administration
granted to Louis McLain; bend, 5100. Attorneys,
Gcrdon & Gordon.
Estate cf Mary R. Alexander; letters testamentary
granted tn William C. Alexander; bond, 5300. Attor
ney, J. P. Earnest.
Estate cf Mary Ward; letters testamentary granted
to Joseph M. Ward; bond, 51,000. Attorney. F. C.
Handy.
Estate cf Clara B. Crook; order fixing attorney's
fee.
Estate of John Sarary; order fcr allowance. Attor
neys, Fennln & I'srker.
Estate cf Harriet D. Yates; order to sell person
alty. Attorney. H. C Stewart.
Estate of Maade Gray; letters of administration
granted to Robert D. Lang; bond, (300. Attorney,
IL T. Ling.
Estate of Georgia M. RcbInon; order to .sell per
sonalty. Attorney. H. C. Stewsrt.
In re Helen M. West; nelen B. West appointed
guardian: bond. 11,300. Attorney. C. W. Clagett.
In re Chari-s Fox; Edwin H. Xcwmeyer, Jr., ap
pointed guardian; bond, 300. Attorneys, Downing k
Berry.
Estate of Ellis Jones; Grace E. Jcnes appointed
guardian; bond, 51.200. Attorneys. Kapplcr k Mer
Utat.
Estate cf Mary L. nines; petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney, W. C. Martin.
In re Frank A. Brfato; bond reduced. Attorney,
G. H Calrert, jr.
Estate ;f Frank P. May: will dated July 2S, 1SI9,
filed.
Estate of William W. Chan.bers; will dated Msy
11. 1908. and ccdldl dated September 10. 19C9.
filed.
Estate of Hallett B. Harding; petition for letters
cf administration. Attorrer, J. W. Glcnnan.
Bankruptcy Conrt.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Xo. 736. In re Henry J. Klclm; hearing on dis
charge fixed for June 27.
District Conrt.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUOH. ,
Xo. 927. Id re widening of Cedar street; rerdict
of July filed.
Eqnltr Salt.
Xc X13L Thomas P. AUswcrth ts. Agnes I
Allsworth et aL; dirorce. Attorney, E. W. Thomas.
Xo. 30192. Irene M. Baker ts. Albert K. Baker;
maintenance. Attorney, E. H. Waters.
No. 30193. George K. Reed, trading as the Cen
tral Garage ts. Butdiff X. Widdup et al; enforce-
Utn and for receiver. Attorneys, uaker, Baeeny .
Hogan. .
No. 30194. William EBoe'cg &c. et aL n. Fred
erick D. Ousley et aL; injunction. Attorneys,'
Berry k Minor.
LaiTsaltst.
No. 5X3. William S. Dorall ts. Rosini Bauter;
certiorari defendant. Attorney!, Blroey k Woodard.
Ko SSEtL- Byron S. Adams rs. Patent Derelop
menr corporation: judgment Mnnlripal Court, IM.II.
Attcrntys. Lyon Lyon.
Xo. 5963. Walter Thompson ts. Washington
RiUsrar and Elect rict. Company: damages 15.06s.
Xttrr&r. M. Tl Cllrkscsles.
Ko. SMI, Waisasi McKlaley w. A. T.
-j-Hiiakimt HahaSiT court, .- , -J
FINANCIAL.
UNDER GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION.
CI st Issue of Stock
Now Open for Subscription.
, EQUITABLE
Co-operative. Building Association.
SAVE systematically, and in a short time you will have a substan
tial sum- to your credit. The ideal method of saving is to sub
scribe to the Equitable Building Association's .
Shares at $2.50 per month.
4
Interest per annum paid
on shares before maturity
on the monthly pay
ments made.
Office : Equitable Building, 1003 F St. N. W.
CALL OR WRITE FOR PAMPHLETS
John Joy Eds on. President. Ellis Spear, Vice President.
Frank P. Reeslde, Secretary. P. B. Turpln. 2d Vice President,
DIRECTORS:
Job Barnard, Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Jno. B. Lamer,
Fredk. V. Covllle, Jno. A. Hamilton, A. M. Lothrop,
J. J. Edson, Jr., Geo. H. Harries. Fredk. B. Pyle.
REAL ESTATE TltAXSFERS.
Mssaarhusetts Arenua Heights Souare 2198. lot
and part of lot 2( American Security and Trust
Comrwiy and Amos H. Plumb, trustees, to James
J. Richardson rt ux.. 510.
East Deanwood Lot 23. block 10; Frank T. Raw
lines et ux. to Ernest Jones. 510,
D street northeast, between Elerrnth and Twelfth
streets-Square 9S6, part of lot IZ; Henry a.oons,
trustee, to Theodora Block. 51.405.
Florida arenue northeast, between Sixth and Sereuth
streetsXorth of square 855. lot 9; William H.
Mlchsrl et nr. to Ludwie LIndenkohl. 510.
P street northwwtt. between Thirtieth and Thirty-
first streets-Sqnaro 1257, part of lot 195; Louis u.
Dinner to Isabel C. Green. 310.
East Deanwood Lot 6. block 11; Jeannette Carter to
Jabez Lee. 510.
Hclmead Estate South of square 2827. lot 123; Harry
Wardman and Thcmas Bones to William Robert
Rose. 310.
F street northeast, between Sixth and Serenth
streets Square SCO. lot 213; Morrh L. Wolfe et
ux. to Bertha L. Bcbaper. 510.
Mount Pleasant-Los 69 and 70, block 9; Bertha I
Schaper to Morris U Wolfe et ux., 510.
F street ncrthrast. between Sixth and Sercnta
streets Square M0. lot 213; Bertha L. Schaper
to Grant W. Sexton et ux.. 510.
First street northwest, between P and Q streets
Square 532. lot 199; James B. Ellerson et ux. to
Walter & Brsdy $10.
421 and 123 Eleventh street northwest--Squara 222.
part of lots 3 and 10; Km II G. Schafer et in
to Thomas J. Hurney. 510.
472 Louisiana, arenue northwest tGunton Building)
Squire 490, let 16; Charlotte 31. Dailey to Emma
J. Walter. $10.
17C5 Thirteenth street northwest Sqnsro 278. lot 99;
William W. Chambers to May Belle
Behrens. $18.
MO II street northeast Square 853, lot 8; square
C77, east half of lot 15; John Sullivan to Ellen
Sulllran. $19.
934 V street northwest-Square 3tt. lot Q; Clara L.
Knight to Emma L. llohrrr. IX
707 H street northeast Square t90. lot 26; Vergia A.
Landroigbt to Morris Fettcnnan. $10.
EJerecth street northwest, between Pennsylranla
avenue and E street Square 322, part of lots
and 10; Thomas J. Hurney to the Columbia Ho
tel Company. $10
South Brookland Lots S and 7. block 3: Florence 31.
Roach to the Co-operative Commercial Orchards
Company of irginla (Inc.). 510.
472 Louisiana armue northwest. Gunton Building
Square 490. original lot 15; John W. Pilling et
ux. and Elizabeth B. Beard et aL to Charlotte
M. Dailey. $10.
Hclmead Estate-Lots 44 to 47: Allan McLane Abert
to Clarence l Norment, 510.
Ecklnglon Lot 12. b'ock 5; Mary F. Dyer to Amelia
A. Lanee. J1.S0O.
Masvvdiusetts arenue northeast, between Serenth
and Eighth streets Square 695. lot 55; Mary J,
Siminon to Walter R. Metz et ux.. 510.
South Carolina avenue southeast, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streetsSquare 1039. lot 55; WIU
lam Murphy et ux. to Elizabeth A. Poivrrt, $10.
Fcurtcentn 8trtt Terrace Square 2714. lot 2
Lynchburg Investment Corporation to Gertrude E.
Rosenthal. $18.
Long Meadows L-t 147. block 27; Ada W. Craig
ct Tir to Mary 8. Milton, $10.
Dent place northwest, between Thirty-third and
Thirty-fourth streets Square 1275. part of lot
219; James J. Keans to Ada W. Craig. $10.
Teterj 3III1 Seat-Square ffOO. lot 4: nolmes Central
Realty Corporation to Horaco M. Fulton. $10.
S street northwest- between Serenteenth and
Eighteenth streets Squsre 152. lot 70: Mary A.
Shea to Franklin T. Sinner and William A.
Hill. $18.
West BIccmlngdale-Lx . blrck 1: John M. Hen
derson to Is dor Young and Rebeka Young, $10;
trust. 52.750.
Brightwood Tart-Lot 81 block 3; Diller F. Groff
rt ux. to Inez M. Davis $10.
Moore and Barbour's Second Addition Lot 38.
block 10; Joseph F. Warder and Susie W. Lash
to Gecrge C. Pumphrey and John F. Bayne. $10.
140 XI street northwest Square 55L lot 154; Clarence
E. Sis and William J. Lester 81a to Julia
Reh. $19.
Sixth and G streets southwest Square 467. part of
lot 33; Fannie Cohen and Gersin 31. Cohen
et aL to Guslar W. Farsberg. $10.
Southeast corner Twenty-second and X streets
northwest -Square 73, lot II; Wilmer S. Wingate
to Jchn B. Swartwout. $10.
17C1 fhlrteenth street northwest Square 27S. lot 97;
William W. Chambers to Georgian ua D. van
Fleet. $18.
17C3 Thirteenth street northwest Square 275. lot 98;
William W. Chambers to Flcrenco L. Cham
bers. 510.
Pleasant Plains and Slippery Hills rsrt: H. Boiler
Dulany. A. Walton Fleming, and John D.
Coughlan. trustees, to Fenelon B. Brock and
Shelton T. Cameron. 533.C00.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Square 219S-Lot 1 and part of lot 2; James 3. Rich
ardson et ux. to the American Savings and Trust
Company, trustee, to secure the. American Se
curity and Trust Company and Amos H. Plumb,
$13,070.30. 5 years. 5 per cent, semi-annually.
Bouth cf square 975 Part of lot'3; Johanna A. Boyd
et Tir to Oscar W. King and J. Clinton Tribby,
trustees, to secure Charles E. Tribby, $300.
monthly payments, 6 per cent per annum.
Square 3108-Lot 23: Thomas D. Wahb et ux. to C.
Columbus and Robert O. Kcrby, trustees, to se
cure George D. Homing. $2C0, 1 to 3D months. 6
rcr cent per annum.
Le Droit Park-Lot 5i. block 34; Catherine E. Batch
to James F. Shea and G. Percy McGIue, trustees,
to secure Georgo I. Borger, $230. 1 year, 6 per
cent, semi-annually.
Square 940 Lot 15; Joseph H. TaUpaugh and Wil
helmlna S. Ta!spaogh to Daniel W. 0Dooogbne
and James F. McGee. trustees, to secure Albert
P. Tat'Fangh. $3,621.75, 3 years, 5 per cent, semi
annually. Trucsdell'a Addition to Washington-Lot 35; Katie
F. Eikcr et Tir to S. Duncan Bradley and Henry
D. Crampton. trustees, to secure Mary J. Bald
win. 58.5CO. 3 sears. 5 per cent, semi-annually.
Square 1E9 Lot 60; Harry Wardman and Thomas
P. Bones to John B. Lsrner and John A. Ham
ilton. trostes, to secure the Washington Loan
and Trust Company, $150,000, 3 years,' 5 per cent,
semi-annually.
Senth Brcokland-Lot 18. block 12; William H.
Barton et ux. to the Washington Loan and
Trust Company, trustee, to secrtro the Equitable
Co-op-ritlre Bufding Anociation, $133).
Ecklngton Lot 12, block 5;Amelia A. Lino et Tir
to J. Roberts Foulke. ami J. Barton Townsend,
trnstces. to secure Mary F. Dyer, $L0K. 2 years,
"S per cent, semi-annually.
6quare 896-Lot 53; Walter IL Metx et nx. to
Henry XL Bergmann and George M. Emmerich,
trwtccs, to tecuro the Metropolis Building, As
sociation, Xo. 8. $3,500.
Square 1037 Lot 75; Antoinette Suit et Tir to
Ernest L. Schmidt and Gecrge M. Emmerich,
trustees, to secure .he German-American Build
ing Association. 3300.
Square 4C7 Part of lot 33; Gustar W. Farsberg et
nr.H.to Henry H. Bergmann and George M.
Emmerich, tmsteea, to secure the Mitropolis
Bonding Association. $3,500.
Square 2714 Lot 2: Gertrude E. Rosenthal to tha
United States Trust Company, trustee, to securel
tho Lynchburg Investment Corporation. $270.35.
Xorth of squire K5 Lot ; Lndwlr LIndenkohl et
nx. to Paul V. Mitchell and J. Clinton Tribby.
trustee, to secure Charles E. Tribby. $W,
monthly nrmrats. ( per cent per innum.
Pleasant Plains and Slippery Hills Four parcels;
Fenelon B. Brock et nx. and Bhelton T. Cameron
et nx. to William E. Edmonsten and Austin P.
Brown, trustees, to secure H. RoxUr Dulany. A,
Wilton Fleming, and John D. Owghlan. trus
tees., IBO.CCO, 29 notes. 5 per cent, seml-atmually.
Pleasant' Plaint and Slippery Bills Part: Feneton.
B. Brock et nx. and Shelton T. Cameron ct ux.
to William E. Edmcctton sod Austin P. Brown,
trustees, to secure same, K.C60, 4 note, S per
cent, Mmi-armnallr. .
Square 651-Lot 1M; JolU F. Reh et Tir to Charles
P. Stooo and Charles W. Fairfax. tmstees,-1o
secure Clarence E. and William J. Lester 61.
KJOO, 3 yean, J pr cent, semt-ansyaally. Same
to Charles P. Stcne and Jaases H. Baden, trus
l tees, to seenra same. SAM, 3 yean, per cent,
scml-ammaliy. . - '
Square SC-Parta of loU I and M: Thcmas J.
Hrsnerto utotm k ncsnost arsavswrwira i.
HBirer. trustees, to wcssn WW lass 1 Crest,
fjm,i7t9.tmmmmfli. Bmj
FINANCIAL.
6
Interest per annum paid
on shares matured com
puted from date of first
payment.
Redmond & Co.
33 Pine St., New York
Washington Representative. s
TV. H. 3IERIUAM, ;"
Colorado Building;. r
High Grade
Investment
Securities
Lists on request. '"
Capital and Surplus.... $2,300,000
Resources Orer..........$13.000.ooo
Travelers Checks,
Letters of Credit,
Foreign Drafts.
TO THOSE desirous of.
carrying or sending
funds abroad, we are
prepared to issue same in the
safest and most convenient
forms.
The Riggs
National Bank
PA. AVE.. OPP. U. S. TBEASCBT.
Capital and Surplus... $1,900,030
Deposits Orer $s,000.00a
This Company
is Prepared
TO ACT AS
EXECUTOR,
TRUSTEE,
GUARDIAN,
RECEIVER,
AGENT, &c
Lengthy experience, adequate
facilities. Conference Invited at
all times.
ETravelers' Checks and Let
ters of Credit Issued.
The Washington Loan
and Trust Company,
Cor. 9th and r Sti.
JOHN JOX EDSON. President.
W. B. Hibbs 3 Co.
New Tork Stock Exchange.
Washlnrton Stock Exehanja,
Chicago Board cf Trade.
LOCAL SECURITIES bought
and sold on same favorable terms
aa we offer for trading; In New
York stocks and bonds.
Hibbs Building.
The Safest Investments
An those that da sot fluctaats during Shw
tarbed conditions of tha monsr or stock mar
lets. First deed of trust notes (first raort
fagea). srail secured on real sstats la th Dls
trirt of CornmMs, eonstltnt "gUt-edge" tn
tertments. Tber do cot depend upon the
financial nspousfbUlrj of individuals ee jXf
poratlons for their stability, and an exempt
from taxation as personal prorjertr. Ws can
sxrpplr such, nnatnwnts ta amounts trosn
sjbd upward. Send fcr booklet. "Ccnoatajaa
Laau and Isresta)tBtaM
Swartzell, Rheem &
Hensey Co
137 XBta atrt Soytkwcat.
BEAL E8TATE LOANS
Xaa at Lwat Rates f Xa'ancat.
W. Hi WAIKEE. 729 15th SCH.VJ.
to same, to secure Reginald Rutherford, (3,060,
t mn X r cent, semi-annually.
Bquara -Loti 96 and 73; James .V. Cahill ct ux.
and David t. Lninnigan to uoni l orimmi.
and raul H. Tsmplet. trustees, to secure Oliro
H. L. Pratt, guardian of James Lyman Pratt,
iav i rrsrs. S ner cent, scml-annuallr.
Square lS8-Part of lot 39; James J. Kerne to
frank O. jocaa ana ysnu iv. A.uucti.&. uu
tees, to secure IUlph P. Williams. $13), 1 rear, S
rr- cent, armi-armuallr.
West Bloomlngdale Lot 113. block 1; Iridor Young
ct nx. to George Henderson ana uerrxxT. x.
Shannou, trustees, to secura John 31. Henderson.
OL 1 rear. ner crnt. seml-anmralll.
Brightwood Park-Lot L block 3: Inex iL Davis, et
Tir to Joan x. Armes ana oamnei a. umj,
trustees, to secure Diller F. Groff. $1.2. monthly
vmrawit S Tr cent rxr annum.
Square 3931 Lota 3 and 66; Guy S. Zepp and Car
roll 8. Zepp to Joon layior Arau iuiu samon
A. Dmry, troitec. to secure Lee Brown. S5.000. 3
rears, I per cent, semi-annually.
ajuare IW-Lot S: Edward L. Brice ct ux. to
Lrocard W. uroomea ana rsna i. iviui. iw
tees, to secure Ellen R. Jenkins, i,59, 3 years, S
we rmt- semi-snnually.
Square-OBB-ParU of loU S9 and 2S0; Calvary Meth
odist placopu Cnnrcn oouui iidcj 10 ih bwu
of Church Extension" of the JC E. Church.
Btortgats of SB.
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