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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-28
YOSner'S
Bargains iiir grraOe Nirie 3ett.
Scibcn. Scpartcmcnt.

s4DarIe brotuNirts .9Ops"seiOe; idparlc @us
bata=eciOe, 2gcncier Gdrbuno, utO peiBc g9ai3.
ssiOc, 2oc.
s4iu'rnOc G5et- 1affeto=Clao, in uusoeDd5ltcu
Gombinatoncr Qtitrsift, @abutai=g8ai6. 5eiOc,
0ro5c gorisidt bette seaareu unO 27=10aioe btUar3;
G5inosseiOe, soc.
S8Durse brOcaOiytt ,GrOs Grains" gang scioc,
meme Gntipirfe; iOGOe i8iuarle atlas.apBrettrt,
@trpsacug, in sra8toOucy uuffaumOer gSpretur,
4oc.
27=i6aioc i6rporls Ntass2u8cfc, s1.OO.
s1Darjs QcbIHmtc mOii8e seiOen, fciucs mn
i3Dcres 3cuo, Oon3 neus Mufer, unO i3Dar3e bro:
taOirte GrOs sGraius, 6oc.
23=36uioe i8warIe ghassGu8cTc, i6Dcr mn
oldnlmo, mn 23=i6aiQ, i3par1s Gros.0raip=Glci
bcr=Scioc 75c
2o30at0e i4iasrnOe 9affctas, can, eepe, aubtr
ocD56nlj5 briaantcr stoff in 0rf8icOmen n,nel
GOmbinatiOucu zoe.
27jtnias iorO i4par3c rau4cnOc Ioffcta, 9sc
e3parjc c.ga5aocrc,9elours, gang utu
SI.OO.
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Q0Sner'S
SHabcn= SlciOcr.

sIu3igc aus rein iUOacutm G6epiot nit oopptItcr
Guopfrcibe ocmu6t; mittcre uuO belle Sbnttrws
GEN. cbcuio mariucblau; gugcmadts Ouuerbdits %u=
3tqc Gjr0Bc: bis u Sabre S19S.
2n}uQe aus gauj fuoltueu 60iimcres uuO Gbc=
cots, nit ooyptltcr Rnopircibs gtmadt Qcmii6t
uuO oelpitrfslt belle unO mittlere S1attiruuQeu
ie5r oaucrbaft; Gr0Be: : bis 10 Sabre, $50
9lu,tqs aus frift rciniuOasneu 6bcoiots unO 6ais
iimeres, nit Oupptltcr Rnopirci5. Gcmabt; ale
S9oisn NIT ooppeItcm 5iBc uHo fuic'u pericbeu.
aus otitrsifttu tarrirtcu uno ibl5tn 60rbsn be-
tebeuO ebenio mariueblau; Elm itbr popul0rer gu=
aug: gr6se: bis 10 Sabre, 81. 81.
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Qosrler'S
S6nciOcr=scma6te Samem=Stnsiisc.

Sd;nctoCr=9cmad1tc Zamcn=0tnSii9c.
sbnsiOer=acmo6te gnsi0e bon gciOcn, COB.
6urbe.GOOcrt unO s8par3 OOcr mariucbIauc Gbc.
Otots, "GrOnts 1adets, fnO nit Seine ocfHt.
tert, Oycifa6c Rd6tc; 80de mad Ocm ncucitcn Mu.
tier, Ooac @rcite mn nit qcrearinc ocftttcrt,
SG.oS.
e8nciOrocmo8ts 2t3age aug ic6r i8Ontn
i3narjcu, morincbluum unO griiutn G6epots, tros
aen f6 Qlatt frii8c Hare Garbcn unO ioltOcg ga.
britat in Der b,fcn g8tjfc oci8neiOert .6lO.D
6rOnt= 5adcts, 9aiac mO @crmcl nit scios &c.
fitttrt; Oieiclben fno trQcnO ucl8sn su $1,000 o,=
aetotcn olci8Dcrt6iq, sos.
@OOitdtenz2tnii0s aus OmCtianii6cm Sud, in
BEN glouicn= OOer &cefcrs 3adtts=MOOcn, i66n nit
epBen OOcr ebniircn bcictt unO bic 9aiue nit
tofGarcr 9affctasSciOe qcfittcrt s110s.
s6ncOcr=ocmabte glniioc ans ben i5Onfen
i3pur5cn goc=, 0riinm mO bramen G6cOiOts,
Dluttr Der bDbtcn S9ucioCrtuuit; feline gu $50 90
bcficr; 3odets nit 9uffcta oefittert; s13.75.
s@ncOr=Qcma6tc 9luIiige; 5adctg, Saacu unO
qcrmcl nit fcncr 1affcta=5ciOe Qcfittcrt $40
ebutiOcr=qsma8tc 2ln5Hos aus 66cOots, ibpar3,
mariu.bluu uuO grim; 9a8sts uno Gl,iOr0d, Ocr
oan3e 2InluGl NIT i8lpcrtr i6parjtr 9affcta=SsiOe
gcfittcrt SLABS.
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puSner's
sSriibinbrS= S=Slciocrifpffc.

G0rbigc poGcue g,fSperte pGopcrts Cuttings oani
nOatne 40=j6lioe 0oDitdtsn; Qanamo= 6sds; in
Oeri6icO,nen Garben, uuO qana DOa,ac id8Fi8s
1udc, pOpuldrs s6attirunqcu, 20c.
can3 rpOlens ncue GribiubrssNoOtdtcn Qani
polcuc furbioe surub= Srocs, in allen Sbuttrun=
GEN. urO GanI poane pgoOurtur. .sldtiuGs," aus:
ociUd6ltc s8attirunocn 3Oc.
Sang pOuene farbiuc QOplins nsucfc GrHbiabrs=
Rionccn Gun, pOacne 5O.joaioe groaodOtbs mO
0anI ipoaens g@aOurcurs Cuttings in ben faibios
nablcfcn s6attirunocu Toe.
Sans noacns Standardization oau3 iuOlleuc
iorbigc r996ipioros, OOuc Rcibc, uuO ouul wolcnc
0Ooert=GlOt6=5uitin0s,' pOlftdnOiOes Eager,
S1OO.
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poSner'S
Hubpaaren.S Separtemcnt.

Seine Gualitdt 9OppcIsgsil6tn, nit sammct.
uuO i1Gttm gldtiern, natirIi8e unO anOerc cute
Garbcn, Dc ptrtb Der StrauB Zoe.
qsigfIibs goraOisgz 6eocrzeligrctt,s, lang, &c.
i8weitt, im gHi8el; i6uar3, lDcb unO farbio,
40 Gents pert5; Der stranb 25c.
s3li6te unbsieBts MotrOitn6Hte aus strO5ae.
flc8t NIT tur3cm @interranO fir 6rancn unO qIaOs
den; ncib, nit bHbi6m ocmii8tcn 6arbca -
Der correttc 4rtitd - 9S Gents pcrtb, 4Sc.
9uspoaren=@rtitd - ibDar3tr Set, Stu6l unO
r9tbinctoncs" - 100 priaieoenc Mutsr, allies pos
pulars unO aiOngcnldB, g8aarsu, Don $50. bis
j)t iptrtb, 25c
9}uitcr @itc, Die ocri6isOenttu @o6ipcrfc, cute
Gntrpirfe, cut traoeuoe 5Ormeu, bette ausocDd5Iic
5arben, $3.50 bis 800 iUtrt5, SOS.
@ccFtc 5urbans fir 6ruucu ituari - feline
Cuolitdt aus 00idnOcr StrOb, nit Deitcn Sc
mcbcn, 6soerfieIm oDer Glugclu init set" bticft,
ibIidte 6arben unO Gombinotiou,u - 2.25 pcrtb,
Sis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-28
GunfirntanScn=S =Stn5ii9c.

ans Ountelblausr Serge, GbsujOt, nibt avpr:tirtcn
Clans uno ruoespole @Orfteos."
Dariuebloue Scrqe-aujies, GroBe: big 1G
Sabre SO so.
Nibt abQ,fcrtiqte gu,iac aug SummiUOac; eros
Sc: Q bis Ii Sabre, $500
qn ,iios aus aammpOuc, 2c6mfarbc, @r6bs: 9
bis l6 Sabre, ~. 90.
Wuriucblaue auiiigc aug brcttQenebter &dmm=
uoac, Gr6Be: Q bis l6 Sabre, $3.50.
guglge nit Sodet nit 5wei 8eibsn SHopIsn'
gueboisu uuO gBef1c aus sleganter mdrincbIauer
Seine aemaat: Gr0Bt: y bis IL Sabre, $3.50.
an,iioe nit 3lpt Rsbsn &n0picH, aus importirs
TEN 9elpursavpr.tirt,u GaiFmsre uno GbeOiOt,
belle uuO mittl,re S6attrunscn, GrObe: bis 1G
SABRE 81 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-28
PuSner S
Tuf. Scppibc.

starfe unO i8ps,e 4incfi9c Jnbtsppi3s, cute
9suitcr, 1Oc
2ovanii6, TuStcppi9e, @aumDoH=V;iptbe, nit
ciHGsisettu 6ntiDlrisn 15c
Iusoc,si6ncte 3intfi3e GubtcP5i3', O5Hs Naht
uH0 gum rlmueaotu. lie.
T7ub=paottsu far @aOcfubm uuO Dor bic aoms
mo0c, &c
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9lciScrfu t c /.
u.z ztnFtnerF

3Gz,6aoe ed,t i6par3e uubii@e 9rr'aline; o..
Si.,5liots tltoautcs 9autn.Guttcr in bib
ibsn Heiius. cine Do GuoIitat . I-3c'
27=jGajlcr i6war'tr uno 9rauer eaHoGi, ;,
SG.' gan 4,t i,' n,rirrt tins 22 Cualitdt az 12Ic
l6.,6lliQts i6mar,ss nO aruuss tran,OFz oo
i6cs A,qartu6: Die Bic. Guulitdt, tilr &c.
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S1nocr.
Grasa Sfnfmerk.

Rr 40, oauS SeiOsnz 9ttlas= unn g@ros
Gjruin=" ="9dnoer glcs btruorruqenot S@aiil5
mi,St,, m"gt"6 w ''S"'"'' 12!c.
0r. loo, OopptlictiQe Ntass S6drprn. .San.
Der. nit qtitbldugcltsu &Gntsn ertTa'0t'"' -
reQuldrcr $l.0O 99trth '"c'
6}auj icocue SbdrpcHs&dHocr III ptn m9'
mrnF'N S0atI''"'''"' ''V"'1''' o' 27c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-28
OlObes
SrQmerc1

einen RuF tpegen Der ertrazfeinen
@s6rdue se8e6en BAT. 9}iin6snsr
lit Elm ountlere5 8ier - Oon 8leifsr
gor3iigliatett. SsOes 8e6rdu gu
$1.CO pro aiIte nit 5psi 9uBenO
gintflaT&sn frei a6geliefsrt. Seoe
qrobe bringt einen itdnDigen Sum
ben. 6anoperz unD GonpapitrdBe.
Selep6pn 1925. C79)
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ssr;teller geiScn=@erfani.
9amcn.9ln5iigc umo Saiaen.

gameu= 4n;iqe ron peib appretrt,r Serge,
in glau uub S5parj nit rfSlDs"Grontc pom
gloueuzGton. Qciittert nit SuiietG, 6lei0=
rcd nu6 ncucitem Nluitcr, Spc,ialzQrtis $40 90
Serge gu;iqe, rffIp=" 6rontz StrabeuzNtuu=
TEL unD Rlciorod in utucr Gorm Der game
Qnua, ourdusQ nit Seine etiiitttrt; ein
reaularcr Sls sOO=Icrtb, 3u $3.50
Nu,iiqe fir iuuqe gidobcu BON u bis II
SabrCn in Gjrau uuo Qobiarbt, uoU ibli1tcn
lIatsrial; Gin rceuldrtr $l2.50zglnjug titr $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-28
Jo6n C. Tri6(C.

@6ti6te @orts ii6sr 9luce>
Sanoi6ute fir OItern; feline
Mut6maBungen. QBir neAmen
Ri6ts ais felbitoeritdnoli4 an.
SSeoes gaar bat unier Sn0o1e=
msnt. Sir ieOs5 9aar ipirO
bur8 Nnpafen an unIersm va
bentiI9e garantirt. Sir Wtdnz
ner, 5ruuen unO &inOer. Der
Nlonat N}dra 6rd4te uns praAz
tige 5unoi3u6e, 5riiblabrs~
Nuancen in QObfurbe, braun,
N}oDe, roth, ipeiB, Psrlmutter=
farbe, grau unO Die bsIten i4par@
gen 9anoiaube in Der Welt,
Reue 2eoerpaaren. S4mud7
laden, &dmms, 8iiriten, 9anO@
@lGIer, gtagelz uno 3a3nbir1ten.
2lr. 80, 2Sett-cSexin9fon-Str
Gs ipiro 9eutidI 9eiprofen.
(SSeb.27,I&S5-l
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YcrleuDcS
OOlObr0ll

1T bas Gerrli6e 8afeI6ier Der Getn@
14meder. Syn &eid6aItigteit I'm
Qlroma, in Reife unb- Otter 1T Cob
brdu Dos pollfommenite 9OPfsnz
uno N}aI39etrGnt, Oa5 Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-28
Gin NDnffrmhtllRamn Imf Cuba,

Die Der Gtaan unerBen bic panide s8isung in i4ren 9ma9un
gen gu gunFen elmer Qnnd6ung cubantn Snur9ensna9s
gsue 6ofnungsn ouf GrbaIun9 bs 6rsOns. - 2(m
9enta8 piro graiosnt Mcanep GongrB eine 8sr'
miaigung fir bic bun8irnOsn geconcentrabOs au Cuba
erudn.-ae9e a6atigfet in ben 8e8erun8s De-
partemnts 5n 2BaT6ngton am 9efri9en sonns
tag.-GuropatIte QnF6tsn u6tr bic fpas
Mid amsrianiI6n @rpidetur-
gen. 9Offnun9en un0 Be-
ird)ungen
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Observation-Disclosures.

3peiter 5uc - roroIttsr 6lu9el.
7bpere gHusliu=g g}utbtroben, eiu0eTuQtcr
SoIs. Ruuteu NIT Stdcrccn, 9otc non 6ols o
ten
Gambric. lIutcrt0jllcn, cdigsr @d!:, mlt
stidcrtieu bciss:c 6roEte uno Riidcn Zoc
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Ser @cid)1ftsmcit

srl0ubeH pr ms mltSutheueH, oaB Dte U''I w.
SSni. ~. SrapfurS a. Gp.
rsoreGnrt woroen 1T. 0os Gfstdit ais Smp ,
GemurSmiilsr uno Hubtifau;eH A9eHtsH pItU wv
ieSt an inter oem 9(nmea Der
SSnI. y. SrGipforS'Sc.
in gir 112, Siio. GiauinaEe, wetter aeuhrt. a.
uueTe FaciitGtsu itHo poli9 hlnreIpeuo' oIs Stt.
dleruHl III redtierlgen. ba6 ole auttra9e proup. NM
SuyieoenIeleuo erfLut lUsroeH. t''D
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Seoermdptrt at rtfgepaBt.

rfuus6 - Der Der
sure
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spursG
pTGooan
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S0e11te ser 2Seri6tt.
0rO6er 0nOrm9 COn0rCb crmortct
SeiOe $,anIer sperocm Dos 9Ofmncnt ODne 9ebattc
cmcn1 GUmtitc iDcriucicn.
Gine sountQgSz &abimctS zStRmg.

SersosenOe ortidre Der llnrbanolnngen nit spanicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-28

gpir fauften unaefdbr ,pci 1auicnO Gaurc
Griibiabr) peldt ais Shutter ueriUCuoet murOcn
fTabrifduten Oicits 2auoes, uno rdnQtrtn olc =
ffaton III pertrsteu, uuo bic Nuswdb inter Den
am UlontaQ Woraen nm - llbr. gs Gilt tur
Qrsis puiir aud 50, 81, s. ooer So betrd9;n mo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-28

GjItc abSolttt it0cre S9eis
Ilttt9 fitr S9tgitelt, GrfGl"
tttrgeIt tttaO Die tltattltigs
fn6ctt y0rtlectt bon 2tttts
gcms2eiDcm, tvcld)e Tii1relt
41t
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Ntuter.gerfanf bon TrH0joGrss sGnDeu 'ss+5s; ss s

,on Samcriaubcu uuo sCriorns Cg'u'tsr ood olelem
berthe 6criclbcn pom $500 bis 5000. 2coes mcus
8r6bcu III crc pontdnoiGt. Ter NGrta4t seginnt
oieic6er uur elm |rcjs - Ob Der 98ert1= S 30
1e - uup Oicicr Grcis lit $50.
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lGortieRnna iiebe 3. @eIte.l
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Cine (Oornullq.

Gs gi6t penigr SOrfOmmniHe,
lpeldc 10 leidjt Oard Orn crfabres
nen 9lr3t entoedt merOea fOnnen,
alS Gie aporncnocit SOtlp'
tOtlec Gcr
The times., 1898-11-20

American Cotton Oil stock has had
some activity since the publication of its
annual report, and has been regarded with
much more favor by all who are in the
least conversant with the affairs of the
company. The abundant cotton crop and
the continually increasing demand for
cotton oil have made business large and
profits good. There is every reason to
believe that the new per cent dividend
on the common stock will be continued
and perhaps even advanced during the
year.
The times., 1898-11-20

For CHILDREN.
shnli never be. without
CASCARETS. My chilIren are
always delighted when give them q
portion of a taDlet. and cry for more.
They are the most pleasant medicine
have ever tried. They have found
permanent place in my home"
MRS. JonS fLAGEL,
Box ESQ, Michigan City, Ind.
The times., 1898-11-20
Report of the Baltimore and Ohio.

The annual statement of the receivers
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, a
full summary of which was printed in
The Times yesterday. had an excellent
effect on the stock in the market yester-
day. There was a steady advance in price
to 81 3-s the highest, at the close.
Aside from the great prosperity of the
road, and the fact that it is earning mon
ey, the principal interest attaches to the
report because of its vindlcation of the
remarkable methods adopted by the re-
ceivers. The borrowing and expenditure
of millions on millions of dollars for the
improvement of road in the hands of
the courts is a thing heretofore unheard
of in railroad history.
All this money has. however. apparent
ly been expended wisely and for the best
interests of everybody, even of the peo-
pie who were so bitter in their denuncia-
tion Of the new plan. All the roads which
competed with the Baltimore and Ohio
were taking business away from II a few
short months ago. Now II is getting its
share. and perhaps a little more.
The times., 1898-11-20
For piMpLES.
THE WEEK ON CHANGE.
Foreign Sales Were Heavy and Real
iZing Followed the Elections.

New York, Nov 19-The market for Sc
curities has been severely tested this
week. Sharp advances in prices following
the elections naturally invited good
deal of realizing, and this was followed
by comparatively heavy sales by foreign
dealers, chiefly because of the extended
speculative position at Berlin. The pub
lic however has been a buyer of stocks
on an extensive scale, and, in conse-
quence foreign offerings and speculative
sales have been well taken.
The circumstances that have influenced
the selling of stocks this week have been
the reports from abroad early in the
week that the peace negotiations between
the United States and Spain might be
broken off, the disclosure of the differ
ences between the Northern Pacific and
the Oregon Railway and Navigation COM
panies. the abandonment of efforts to
form a steel rail combination, and further
evidence of the unsatisfactory condition
of the anthracite coal industries reflected
in the prices OF the shares of the coal
carrying roads under the lead of Della
ware and Hudson. Notwithstanding these
untoward developments, the majority of
the llSi closes nlSher thdn on last Sat
urday.
The transactions in bonds have also
been unusually large and prices have en-
well maintained. The investment demand
for securities has been stimulated by the
extraordinary success of two or three
public offerings of bonds during the week.
The number of issues of stocks and bonds
dealt in during the last six days was the
largest in the history of the stock ex-
change. The transactions in both, how
ever, have been exceeded. A logical de-
duction from the market, as a whole is
that the confidence inspired by tae results
of the recent elections has not been i'm
paired by the various untoward Influences
enumerated above.
Today's market was fairly active, and
in the main strong. AT the opening there
was a break in Federal Steel issues that
unsettled the entire speculation. At the
decline the stocks mentioned were well
taken, circumstance that, with aggres-
sive buying of Northwestern and the
covering of shorts, turned the course of
the market. The weekly bank statement
was generally regarded as favorable
The closing was strong at about the
best figures.
The times., 1898-11-20
LOST.

LoST-A white and yellow spitz dog; Prince;
tag 3S9. Reward il returned to IS B st. sw.
nols-3t-em
The times., 1898-11-20
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach. the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed condi-
ton of the mucous lining of the Eustach-
ian Tube. When this tube gets infiamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an infiamed condi-
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars fol-
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The times., 1898-11-20

"The earnings of Flint and Pere Mar
quette for the second week of November
increased si759, and from January l, s23 :
600. Chesapeake and Eastern Illinois, sec
end week. decline, 81 1900; from July /,
s196, co., ST. Paul and San Francisco, sec
ond, week. increase. $4,000; from July l.
decrease, $40 900; Louisville and Nashville
same periods, increase, s42.s00 and $751;
DgO
The times., 1898-11-20

LOST-Notice is hereby given that tax sale certi-
fcates issued to me BY the Commissioners ol
the District of Columbia for purchase at tax
sales held respectively, April 7, 1891. and April
g. 1892, OF north half lot Z and Improvements, in
square iS6, Washington ID. c., have been lost or
mislaid, and that | have applied to said Com
missioners for duplicates of said certificates. J..
7. PETTY, 1891 st. NV. nol7-3t,em
The times., 1898-11-20

LoST-severaI days ago, from Victoria Flats,
I4th st. and Wellington Place large fox ter
rier; answers to name of Sport. Return and
ceive liberal reward. FLAT is. nOls-3t
The times., 1898-11-20

Metropolitan was one of the strongest
stocks on the list yesterday, having an
advance of over a point during the day,
and closing at near the highest. Rumors,
variously probable and improbable. are
circulated generously by the clique which
is manipulating the stock. The chances
seem to be that the clique has not yet
pushed it as high as it intends
The times., 1898-11-20

Another New York stock exchange
house will open tomorrow-Maynard &
Christian, the correspondents of Lewis A.
May & Co. They will occupy an office
In the Corcoran Building, in + Street
Mr.. ]. Overton Paine, whose financial
letters have attarcted considerable atten-
ton. is one of the members of the New
York firm. He will be In Washington
tomorrow to be present at the opening of
the new house.
The times., 1898-11-20

Rumors of a magnificent semi-suburban
hotel, near Florida Avenue and Nine
teenth Street, to occupy full square
and cost million and a half dollars
The times., 1898-11-20

Election of officers for the Board of
Trade and the Washington Stock Ex-
change.
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Formation of a milk trust.

Fine statement of Receiver Cowen, of
the Baltimore and Ohio, showing large in
creases of business and a balance over
all expenditures during the past year.
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER,

In obstetrics, gold medal awarded for the science
OF obstetrics from the University OF Munich, Ba-
varia treats successfully woman's complication
and Irregularities; private sanitarium for ladies,
before and during confinement. Infants adopted.
Office hours, to 6 p. 6l9 Pa. ave. NV. Net
ropolitan Block. Washington. D. C. .el0-a
The times., 1898-11-20

The proposed consolidation of the Real
Estate Title Insurance Company and the
Columbia Title Company, to be voted on
at the stockholders meeting in January
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The opening of two more New York
stock exchange branch houses in F Street
and the prospect that Mr. Havenner will
soon be in his new building
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THE WHEAT MARKET.
Strength Develops, With Outside
Trade Extremely Limited.

Trade Extremely Limited.
Chicago, Nov. 19.-Wheat ruled strong
today and closed with an advance of 1-4D
3-Sc over yesterday. Outside trade was
extremely limited and buying was by
local professionals, supposed to be for
short account. Liverpool and Paris were
both shade easier.
Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange,
1A1Q Il Cfroof Efaf
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Sales-Capital Traction: 2OHs9ls 29dS2is.
2OdSS 2OdS3ls. 5ds3h; Lanstpn Monotype:
25g1414; American Graphophone: 1SG139s.
GOVERNMENT Bon Ds
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FOR HEADACHE,

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Pittsburgh Safe & Deposit Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa
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City. Pittsburg and Gulf Road hoped to
gain control of the Chicago and Alton
now seems to be out of the question.
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORs,
006 F st, N. w,

Gold filings and bridge work speciality. at
the lowest price; amalgam filings, Soc; full sets
Of teeth on plates, So; extracting, either by gas
or local spray. absolutely painless, 5oG; si'h.
out 25c; all work done by experts AID guar
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o'clock. mh22,tf-em
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Large inquiry for desirable property
both in the city and suburbs. but few
sales of Importance.
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The gas and electric light deal and
the possibilities pro and con that there
is any foundation for the rumors of con-
solidation
The times., 1898-11-20
BUSINESS MEMS GOSSIP.

The following were subjects discussed
by business men during the past week:
Boom in Capital Traction stock owing.
apparently. to the large increase in busi-
ness done by the road.
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The abundance of money and the fact
that many people are taking up 6 per
cent loans and finding capitalists ready
to carry them for as low as 4 per cent.
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washington stock exchange.

slight advance has been made IN the
price.
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Dullness in almost the entire list and
general declines were the features of the
New York stock market yesterday until
after the news of the bank statement was
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GOOD FOR LITTLE FOLKS !!
FOR CONSTIPATION.

al have gone II days at a time
without movement Of the
bowels. Chronic constipation Tor
seven wears placed me In this terrible
condition; l did everything | heard
OF but never found any relief until l
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each movement; 1t is such relief"
AYLMEB l.. HUNT,
1889 Russell ST.. Detroit. Mich
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FOR BAD BREATH.

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EEES and as n mild and effective
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New York Stock Marke,
Open High Low Clos

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange
Iil9 + Street.
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The bank statement for the week was
generally considered an excellent one.
The statement reflects the liquidation of
the week, though there was an Increase
of loans. The banks gained from the re-
turn of funds from the interior. and
there was a small gain in reserves. The
figures follow: Reserves increased ST.
655,575; loans, increased, Sl,ss7,SOO; specie
increased, s2,947.6O; legals. increased, ST.
06G. 200; deposits. increased, s9,4S2 500; cir
culation, increased, $1S2, coo.
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FOR BAD BLOOD.

"CASCARETS Go all claimed
for them and are n truly wonderful
medicine. have often wished for
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last have found it in CASCARETS.
Since taking than my blood has been
purified and my complexion has in-
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better in every way"
Mrs. SXLLiE z. SELLARs,
Luttreil, Tenn.
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FOUND.

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