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trict of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia, fair tonight; increasing cloudiness
and warmer Sunday with showers Sunday
afternoon or night; probably showers Mon
day; fresh northwesterly winds, becoming
variable Sunday.
Weather conditions and general forecast:
The middle Rocky mountain storm has
moved slowly eastward over Colorado since
Friday morning, causing, in connection
with an area of high barometer over the
lake regions, heavy rains in western Hi
nois. Iowa, Missouri and Kansas, and mod
crate rains in Nebraska, the Dakotas and
the middle and northern Rocky mountain
regions. Local rains are also reported in
New England, northern New York and over
the middle and northern plateau regions
and on the north Pacific coast
The temperature is generally below the
seasonal average from the Missouri valley
over the Atlantic coast states, and light
frost was reported this morning at Green
Bay, Wis, and Sault Sainte Marie. Mich
The Indications are that cool weather will
continue in the middle Atlantic and New
England states during the next few DAYS
and that unsettled weather, with showers
Will prevail in those states and also in
New England Monday and probably Tues
day. Rain will occur In the states of the
ohio valley and in Tennessee Sunday. Cen
orally fair weather is indicated for the
south Atlantic and gulf districts
Brisk northwesrerly winds will prevail
along the New England coast tonight shift
ing 10 northerly Sunday. On the middle
Atlantic coast fresh northwesterly winds
VIII become variable by Sunday morning
On the south Atlantic coast the winds will
be fresh from northeast to east.
The following heavy precipitation Gin
inches has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Concordia, 146; KAN
sas City, IFS; keokuk, les; Omaha, 10:
Wichita, IA
nf
Temperature and condition of water at s
am: Great Falls temperature 81; condi-
ton, l; receiving reservoir, temperature 81
condition at north connection, 1; condition
at south connection. >; distributing reser-
voir temperature, IS; condition at infuent
gaze mouse, ~; effluent gate house, 49,
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 1885 am. and 1910
p m; high tide, 3:37 am. and BAT pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, II - am and II %
pm; high tide, 4:2I and $40 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-snn rises, 4:4O; sun sets. 7I2
Moon sets zoo a. m. tomorrow
IomorroW-Sun rises, 439.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by $40 pm; extin
gushing begun at 80 a m. The lighting is
begun one hour before the time named
Arc lamps lighted at S:04 pm; extin-
SulSEed at 4:05 am
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours.
The following We're the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm yesterday
Thermometer: May l9-4 nm GO. & nm
49, Il midnight, 81. May 90 am. so; S
am "a; l. noon, 60: 2 pm, "a.
Maximum, "a, at pm. May 90 mini
mum, 40, at am May 20
barometer: Nav 19-3 n m 40 Oo. n m
1000; II midnight. 30GJ. May 20-4 am,
:G.V0; 8 a. m. 2N.02: noon 30 GO: . % m % ~
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FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL.
Presentation Exercises at Luther
Memorial Church..

The Luther Memorial Church was filled
with a gay combination of paople and flow
org Lost NIGHT 7rbor, 49,. -,
a p''-iiiS anu
i'o"ei9 VII Inc P'd'ioiRh ana 1here We're
huge heaps of flowers in all the rear pews
of the church. Every seat not occupied bv
roses was filed with a distinguished audi-
~ IT. ; - -, -,
vas '4'e 'l'iiue'i pieSeli-
'atloh exercises OF the FRIENDS Select
School. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w Sidwell
nrfncInals Tho graduates the ,,,,,,,t,,. - =
rho s.boo1, o,,1 .bo +o,o,,o., -,
VIC "''l" CIV" 'iie 'e'c'ieis hlafcheu 10
'ileii seats 10 the music OF the March OF
the Priests, played by Mr.. Harvey Murray
on the church organ Mr. SidweIl onened
the exercises with y few, r,ord. an, -,
'iN7 anu 'ti'io
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\. + BARKEK 4 co.
Building repairs and alterations made
Iemnurary utLlce. 2L-l y Y ave. NV.


Temporary office. no y. Y ave. NV.
Complying with general demand. the under
signed 0fetS his services 10 agents. property Own
tate. q general contractor superintendent
for all kinds Of new buildings and repairs 10 i'm
prove realty
Having organized force Of skilled ycorkmeT
in the various branches. | will undertake To do
carpentry. hficAl1yinE, stone work, timing plumb
ing. steam. water and hot-air heating. plasterng,
gasfttnC bell hanging electric Light work. paint
ing pdperiug, grading. paving. c0Hcreting. etc
PruuptueSS satisfaction and reaS;f nablc haI Z
Will De- guaranteed as well AS personal attention
To- an work intrusted To
Making speciality Of this work enables me Ia
relieve tb" owner agent from aun0yances of
employing and supervising different men for each
class Of work considerable saving Of expendi-
turP VIII also DE experienced.
have been In the building trade for 80 years
and confidently believe that anything | may do FOR
you VIII justify my using y0ur name : II future
reference as q" my reliability and experience.
For IN" present ny Office i above, where
orders requests for estimates may be addressed
my l5-Gf-Sh A +. BARKER x co.
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No Kissing Links

one thing TO say lowest prices for
printing another to quote them Our
bid will prove our prices lowest!
McGILA x WALLACE. I1oF f st.
l'ressw"rk for the trade my2O- Tod
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FINANCIAL

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 16.
A quarterly dividend Number l6l Of TWO ~
per cent VIII be paid on the COMMON CAPITAL
Sfoth OF the American Grapbephone Company
on June 10. 1899, to stockholders Of record June l.
By order of the board OF directors
f. u. EASTON. President.
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FAIR TONIGHT.
Warmer Sunday, With Showers in the
Afternoon Or Night

Forecast till s pm. Sunday: For the Dis
trict of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia, fair tonight; increasing cloudiness
and warmer Sunday, with showers Sunday
afternoon or night probably showers Mon
day; fresh northwestery winds, becoming
variable Sunday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

| SPECIAL COMMUNICATION HARMONY LODGE
Nc. u, F. 4. \. n, MONDAY, May %, 1899,
| brother. George f. Noyes. Brethren of sister
lodges are invited to attend. tfiAS. I. cAl-D-
WELL Worshipful Master. 1t
\. y. r. S.-No. 1907 Il ST. N.w.-A MEETING
Of Albert Pike Cons:story. No. 1, NJ X. s.,
win be held in the Scottish Rite Cathedral on
May y, 1889. ut 100 O'Clock pm.
business: General.
WA OSCAR RondE~ SO, V NJ X.
HALNOR NELSON, go. X. C. C. H.,
my2o-2t Registrar.
ATTENTION, GEORGE G. MEADE POST. GAR.
A comrades , Of the post are requested 10 as
st. NV. On TUESDAY. the 23d inst. at 80
pm, TO participate in the Peace Jubilee pa
On May "a. Memorial day. comrades will meet
at post Headquarters. 1872 Pa ave. at $50 a M
sharp and take part in the memorial services.
fun representation Of the post is desired ON
IL AsAPH DODGE, Commander.
OFFICE OF THE GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT
company. ills 18Th ST. NV, May % 1s9"-A
meeting of the stockholders Of this company. for
this office MONDAY June >, 1899 Polls open
FRANK PAUL LEETCH
my20-14t Secretary and Treasurer.
]. r. WINNER
HAS REMOVED To 1920 & ST.
TO REBUILD AT COS 18TH ST.
HOWARD UNIV ERSGTY.-1. SUNDAY PM AT
400 o'clock, haccaiaureate sermon by President
pm. May 26, graduating exercises Of theological
department 3 Monday night May -, gradual
ing exercises Of the law department. CongrcSa-
tionai Church. President Mckinley is expected
to be- present. 4. Tuesday night, May 30, com
bincd, exercises of normal, preparatory and col
legc departments. with addresses by students and
Rev. Father Stafford of st. Patrick's Church. 1t
SPIRITUALISM- II YOU WOULD ATTEND THE
most remarkable test seance known 60 to Macc:-
bee Temple, o13 9th st. NV, SUNDAY NIGHT.
and hear Mr. Pierre keeler, under the auspices
of the First Association. See Sunday services,l'
A TEMPERANCE MEETING. UNDER THE AU-
spices of the Capitol Hill and Frances f. willard
W. 4. I. l.. Will he held at the Eastern PreSby
terrain Church SUNDAY EVENING May 81, S
O'Clock. Good music. It,
ON ACCOUNT OF THE PEACE JUBILEE CEI.E-
hratioIts. my offices and yards will be closed
TT Tuesday,. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. May
-. ~ and -. at l. O'Clock J. MAUKY
DOVE. 1t
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
About eight years ago l found the roof of my
restaurant leaking in very many places. / sent
for timer. who. after inspection, Informed
me tEat il WAS beyond repair. / then asked the
advice Of other good timers and each gave
me exactly the reply. viz: That it would
he cheaper to replace with roof than at
tempt repairing the old.
1t then dawHed upon to consult the National
Rubber Roof Paint Co. who We're then adyertis
ing in cur daily papers to make old roofs new.
Their proposition stop all leaks FREE;
then apply their rubber paint, which they guar
anteed would protect the tin for five years. Their
work proved satisfactory in every particular. At
the eud Of five years they reprinted the roof and
today it appears perfectly proof Since
then they have painted the roofs of least
twenty other hunses for
most heartily indorse aud recommend GRAF
Tons KUBBER ROOF FAINT
GRAFTON x son. ''Koofrg Experts" Io23 sth st.
my2n
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CAUTION.

All p"rS BIS are hereby cautioned against the
unlawful Use Of registered bottles bea ring the
names II members If the B"ttIers Protective
Association Il the District Of Columbia Private
families and others having such BOTTLES in pos
session are requested 10 aotify the Bottlers' Fx-
change. SIS FL 81 s-w., and they viii be
promptly q ken away.
Attest SAM'L c. PALMER President
AIGJ ST g. HERMANN Secretary
mn InyN4f
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One drink of Rerkeley

Will make you feel like
man. and regular doses
will do away with spring
fever. The finest and prrest
whisky III the world
mylT Iod JAS TIL ARP s12
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST SCOT
tish Kite Hall, 1904 G st, n.w.-Sunday service
II an: subject, Ancient and Modern Ne
cTomIncy: or Mesmerism and Hypnotism:'' We'd
nes6iay evening meeting, o'clock Mr. and Mrs
J. F. Linscott, c. 5. D.'s, readers. Public cor
daily invited. Seats free ~
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Gas lamps all lighted by $40 pm; extin-
gushing begun al $50 a. m The lighting is
begun one hour before the time named
guisked at 90 am
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CoNGREGATioNAL.

Columbia road, near 14th q. n W., Rev. NJ Ross
Fishburn pastor.--11 ami address by Rev. r.
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THE NATIONAL CIRCLE OF DIVINE MINISTRY
Sunday service at Rauscher's, 1884 Conn ave
at 4 ? m address by Miss Emma Gray; subject,
Heal the Sick" daily noon meetings af u
Grant place Public cordially invited II
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 10TH AND CORCORAN SITS, n w,
The Rev. Frank Sewal pastor, will preach at
II m. tPentecost Sunday, sermon on The Com
forter;'' Sunday school, 12:T5; vespers with brief
address, at pm. 1t
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FRIENDS.

MEETING tORTHoDOyO IN TUFIp
new house LIST and SITS n.e.-Bible school o:I5
am meeting Tor worship, IL an; c. e. 7:i5
Mslccme ~ ~
The times., 1899-10-28
CAPITAL TRACTION EARNINGS.
An omcer's Statement Regarding the
Commands Increased Business.

Company's Increased Business.
The business of the Capital Traction
Company during the present calendar year,
and especially during the past summer and
autumn, has been far ahead of any former
period in the company's history. The fol-
lowing facts regarding current earnings,
operating expenses, and betterment expen-
ditures are given on the authority OF an
executive officer of the company, and may
be relied on as accurate. They are partic-
ularIy interesting in connection with the
recent activity OF Capital Traction stock.
During three consecutive months this
summer the gross earnings were greater
than $IOO, 600 a month. In September the
gross earnings were about $4,000, gain
of about $4,000 The steady gain in gross
during the first three quarters Of the year
makes it certain that the total earnings OF
the year will be ST. 600. This is about
Sl65. Geo in excess of the earnings for 1898
The increase in gross earnings is encour-
aging. but the reduction of operating eX-
penses is even more satisfactory. The per
centage of actual operating expenses to re-
ceipts viii be so per cent for the year, or
perhaps a little less. Last year it was
$40 1t will be seen that with gross earn
tngs 81. 100, O00 and operating expenses 80
per cent. the net earnings Will UE 9JousvV'
or possibly a little more The charge tc
be deducted from this amount for interest
on the bills payable" OF 81 600 borrowed
for electrical equipment is about 100000
Other charges for taxes, etc, are small
Aside from the betterment expenditures Of
the year there will have been earned a
balance of about $500,000 or something over
4 per cent on the capital stock of Sl2,-
600, 0OO
The cost of the extensions and better
ments is. in round numbers, as follows.
U Street construction, $3.50 600; twenty new
motor cars. $40, ,000; betterment on Chevy
Chase extension, 100000; loops at the navy
yard. now under construction. and at the
foot of Seventh Street, soon to be begun,
- The total is $22O,000, in addition to
the expenditures of the loops mentioned.
The issuance of $500. 600 in bonds con-
templated to take up the $1,000,000 bills
payable" and for further extensions and
Improvements, is thought by many to
mean that the company wishes to devote
larger part of its earnings hereafter to
dividends on the capital stock. 1t will be
seen that during the present year the
$22O. 600 and more for improvements added
to 3 per cent dividends have somewhat
more than equaled the earnings of the
company. If, however future improve
ments are to be charged to the capital
account it may be assumed that there will
be available for dividends next year $780,
coo or more exclusive of the increase in
business.
Capital Traction stock has been notice
ably active for the past two weeks and
the price has advanced from around SO
to 95 Yesterday sales on the local stock
exchange were made at 50. and 800 shares
were sold privately at 80 Is.
The times., 1899-10-28
New York Cotton Market.
PROSPERITY IN ANVIL CITY.
A Letter From n washingtOnian Now
In Alaska.

George w. Crosby. of COS Street north
west, has received a letter from his brother,
James Crosby. of this city, who is at
present in Anvil City. Cape Nome Alaska
The letter contains a cheerful account of
conditions in the Klondike, and states that
things are not nearly so black as painted
by returned miners. The writer states
that already he has obtained three claims
and a city lot and is making money. The
greatest difficulty is said to be the poor
mail service The postmarks ON the en-
yelope SHOW that Mr. Crosby's letter was
mailed in Cape Nome on September g.
and was not stamped in Seattle, Wash
until October 3, arriving in this city last
week
Mr. Crosby states that there is plenty
of fresh food even in Anvil City and the
miners were enjoying watermelon in Sep
tember. Thousands of gold seekers are
pouring in every month, he claims. Wages
in some cases are from $40 TO $15 per day
and there is a dearth Of applicants Tor
work even at this price. Common laborers
receive 81 per hour, while experienced
miners receive $8 per day and board.
The times., 1899-10-28

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The advance in
the stock market made further progre-
today. although the price movements were
again somewhat irregular Speculative
sentiment was by far the most active in
the middle classed stocks, the grade, in
short, running from say Chesapeake and
Ohio 10 Louisville and Nashville. The
dealings in this quarter resulted in some
noteworthy advances in which Southern
Railway preferred and Missouri Pacific
were conspicuous notwithstanding the
particular activity in these stocks there
was nothing very definite that was new
bearing upon any Of them. Attention is
appareutIy being attracted 10 the stocks
Of this grade on account Of the enormous
gains in earnings being constantly report
&c. which, beyond any question, give them
The right 10 be regarded as something
more than merely speculative issues.
The question Of advancing rates for
transportation was again prominent ia the
DAYS discussion, and very little attention
Was accorded 10 the general situation
otherwise. The money market was nrmer
than for some time partly on account o.
the approach Of the end OF the month and
also because Of the closing up Of some i'm
1.ortaut underwriting payments Steflhg
exchange was weaker, except for long
bills. which advanced on account o. lne
rather easier London discount.
The railway traffic returns reported con-
tiuue 90 reflect the remarkable state OF lhe
transportation industry throughout the
county Foreign houses traded more heaN-
Hy in the market than for a long time and
on balance were purchasers OF a talr
amount og stocks here The London mar
ket was again comparatively unaffected by
the progress Of the campaign In SouLh
Africa. notwithstanding the fact that, ac-
cordlug TO The latest reports, the British
situation IS By no means as encouraging
as has been supposed.
Aside from the stocks named, conspicu-
Gus strength was shown by Northern Pa
cIfc. Norfolk and Western, General Elec-
trlc. and in the Industrial quarters, IN the
Tobacco stocks and in the United States
Leather shares. The somewhat rapid de-
cline in American Steel and Wire was
probably owing to the report that the COM
pauy contemplated a further enlargement
cf its plant. which. il was inferred, would
mean further p0stpCnement Of dividends
on the common stock. The general trading
dlscloscd a further increase in commission
house business. good deal Of so-cailed
poop manipulation in various quarters
and ia others a further retreat Of the short
interest. The usual degree Of conjecture
REGARDING t0morrow's bank statement was
INDUCED in bur notwithstanding that the
indications point 20 a further reduction in
the banks actual holdings, the eXpecJa-
lions based on that circumstance were not
particularly effective 10 the speculation
The times., 1899-10-28
THE LAKE CARRYING TRADE.
The Struggle for Supremacy Be
tween Carnegie and ROckefeIIcr.

tween Carnegie and ROckefeIIer.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 27.-By far the most
interesting feature of the struggle for su-
premacy on the lakes between the Carnegie
and Rockefeller interests came to light
this morning when the agents of Mr..
Carnegie reported that they had found a
Ioophole in the contract with the Rockefel-
lers whereby Mr.. Carnegie is not obliged
to ship the ore from the TiIden mines on
Mr. Rockefellers vessels.
Instead of shipping all of the ore on the
leased Rockefeller lines, he Will only ship
that mined in the Mountain iron mine
which will be about ,OOO, 900 tons, 500. 900
less than that shipped in the Rockefeller
boats. This means that he will not be
compelled to pay Mr.. Rockefeller the trib-
ute Of nearly a million dollars which Mr.
Rockefeller believed he would make the
Carnegie interests pay. 1t is further re-
ported that MIR. Carnegie has now enough
boats chartered to carry nearly all the sur
plus ore he cannot send in his own boats.
Mr. Rockefeller believes he has corner"
on the big steel carriers fleet and can make
Mr Carnegie come to him.
The times., 1899-10-28
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
4 Reaction in Cereals Due Chiefly to
ArEentinc Shinmenfs

Argentine Shipments.
CHICAGO, Oct 27.-Wheat rules lower.
Argentine advices were the principal fac
tors. Crop conditions in that country were
reported excellent. Stocks are large and
shipments this week are heavy, 1,072, 900
bushels, compared with nothing last year.
Liverpool was steady on futures, 1-Sd1-4d
higher Spot wheat was I'd higher to 1 I'D
lower. Continental markets were a shade
lower. Primary receipts were half a mil
lion less than last year Clearances were
7850O0 bushels. It looks like 1900 900
bushels increase, in the visible, against
6Z8,OO0 bushels a year ago Exports are
reported at only four loads.
Corn lost about 1-2c from Thursdays
close Shows estimate of a crop Of 2200,-
0G0,000 bushels had more influence than
anything else, but there were heavy Ar
gentine shipments, ,314 600 bushels, and
the cash demand was as poor as on Thurs
day. Bids are relatively 1-2c under what
they were made yesterday. Liverpool was
off fraction on spot, but up on futures.
The advance in rail rates which goes into
effect November l amounts to lac bush
el. For a week or more this advance has
been an incentive for cash business. After
the rates are in effect they will be just so
much against the shipper. Clearances of
corn this week exceed $500 00o.
Oats were off fraction because corn
was, and in spite of the fact that the ship
ping demand was a little better for this
than for the other grain. The market
closed 1-S61-4c under Thursday Oats have
been firm Of late, but corn has been up.
Provisions closed firm at about the same
as yesterday. Moderate buying by brokers
credited to be for trading packers. The
cash demand was fairly good
The times., 1899-10-28
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs Michael Curtain, Plaiuneld. H.. makes The
statement that she caught cold, which settled on
her lungs. she WAS treated for a month by her
family physician, but grew worse. lie told her
that she wss hopeless victim OF consumption
and that medicine could cure her. Her drug
gist suggested Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
SUMPTION; size bought a bottle and TO her delight
found herself benefited from first dose She con.
tinued les use and after taking six bottles found
herself sound and well; now does her own house
work, end is as well as she ever was. Free trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery at Henry Evans
drug store. 93s = Street Only 30 cents and 81 ;
every bottle guaranteed.
The times., 1899-10-28
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Captital Traction, 48@gl 7-8.
Washington Gas, 15957. Mergenthaler
Linotype. 4OG2O5 ga; 2Oa2O5 rs; 5Oa2O6;
Lanston Monotype. 1OO617 is; 2OOd17; $50
ais rs. American Graphophone. 300
13 Is. American Graphophone, preferred,
l0od13 SIS. After Washington Gas,
2505G rs. Capital Traction. 26l095.
The times., 1899-10-28
AN Active STOCK MARKET
Large Speculative Trading in the
Middle Class Securities.

The Noteworthy Advances in south
ern Railway and Missouri Pacific
Traffic Returns and Higher Rates
for Transportation Occupy Atten-
tion - Industrial shares Higher.
The times., 1899-10-28
Mnre & LeInnd,a Letter.


Furnished by Ferry & Wood, Brokers, 895 F
Street,
CHICAGO, Oct 27.-Wheat at Liverpool
closed 1-4c higher; London, cargoes steady;
Paris quiet. Antwerp. 3-Sc higher; Berlin
unchanged; Budapest, 5-Sc higher. Argen-
tine shipments, 1.522,OG0; increase, zoo. 600
over last week Broomhau estimates that
August ] last. worlds reserves were $50. =
Geo OCO bushels in excess of same time
last year, and intimates that it is an
offset against this years shortage The
Antwerp market is reported as very stag
uant and unable to obtain bids. This seems
queer state of affairs when that market
was higher today Insect life is reported
from different parts in Illinois and Mich
igan A decline in freights and the letting
up OF the shortage in cars will help the
milling trade materially. Primary receipts
931 COO shipments, 6SO,O St. Louis re-
ports $4,000 sold 10 go South CIaarances
for the week 4416, 100.
The market was extremely dun Senti-
meut is beaTish, and the lack of outside
business made trading light The figures
are still bearish and the large Argentine
shipments were responsible for the weak
ness that prevailed. The market here has
shown a good deal Of stubbornness. Stocks
are piling up and In the Northwest, but
evidently some wealthy interests are ac-
cumulatng wheat for future contingencies.
The foreign situation is not at all clear as
regards complications
The times., 1899-10-28
New York sock Market.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Exchange.
1919 7 Street