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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-25
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain Mar.
ket Quotations in Full

| BALTIMORE, Oct. 24.-Following ar,
todsy's quotations in the local wholesal,
| provision and grain markets:
| Wheat-Stock in elevators. lbs, &c.
| bus. Receipts of Southern were light
and. in sympathy with an easier feelin,
| in Western. the market was weak ant
lower. Sales On grade at II l-2c for No
red. Sample lots. as to quality and condi.
| ton, brought 62c, CSC and Csc.
| Corn-Stock in elevators, LIP, 70i bus
| There was an absence of receipts or offer
| ings of Southern and the market ruled
| dull and nominally steady. Quote prime
old white nominally A. 1-2Is6 l-2c and do
| yellow at 5Jfi acc. both afioat. Cob quiet
at S2.35 per Dbl for carload lots prime old
yellow on spot
Western wheat opened steadier: Deem
Der. $50 73 Ia. Easier foreign markets and
rather better feeling in speculative CEN
tres made prices irregular. December SELL
ing at 72G72 Use, May at 1sM7S Use, cash
being very quiet. Most of the trading was
| exchanging December for May at &c diff
ference. Private cables quiet; scarcely
any demand. The market closed weak and
lower; spot and October, roc bid, 20 Lie
asked: December. az lac bid, ~ 1-2c ask
ed; May. rs lie bid, rs 12c asked. Sales.
10. 900 December, 13c; 10000 do, II 7-Sc
1900 do. ~ 3-ic; 10000 May, 79c; 10000
do, rs 7-Sc: car No. red Western spot,
72c; 10000 fresh spot, 10 34c; 10000 De-
cember, 73c. Selling price. contract,
30 3-4c; No. 3 red, GS 14c; No. red,
IS lie.
Western corn today was quiet and fair
IL steady. Trade was small not mut h
corn being offered, while demand was fiat.
Cash was 44c. November 43 1-2c, year
40 3-4c. and January 40 lac. Private ca
bles dull; not much inquiry. The market
closed weak; spot and October. As 1-2:
bid. IL ga asked; November old 43c d.
AZ Lie asked: new, az lie bid AZ SIS.
asked; November and or December new
and or old. 40 lie bid. 30 3-ic asked
January. Ace: February, 4oc bid. 40 &c
asked. Sales, $4,000 new November 43c;
GER rejected track Locust Point. 40c: car
No. 2 white track Mount Glare, 4jc; 5000
new mixed spot, AZ LIE. Settling price,
mixed. Ale; steamer mixed, AZ 34c.
Flour--Markct was steady. Western SUI
per. s2.35M2.+J: Western Extra, $3.50
81 So; Western family, s2.3CMa.60; Winter
Patents. s3.s5M 4.05: Spring Patents. $4,000
4.25; Spring Straight, s3.S5@4; Spring Bak-
ers', S3.00M3.25: Baltimore Best Patents.
$3.50; Baltimore High-Grade Family, $3.50:
Baltimore High-Grade Extra, $40; Bal
timorc Choice Family Si.S5: Maryland,
Virginia, and Pennsylvania Super s2.35G
2.45; Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsyl-
yania Extra, s2.55@395; Maryland, Vir-
sinia and Pennsylvania Family, $500
3.eo: City Mills Super. s?.5O@2.65; Rio
Extra. S3.15@399; Rye -four. medium to
choice, s3.0OG3.2a.
Rye-Stock in elevators, III .949 bus.
Market quiet No. nearby, SIC. and No.
2 western on spot, 5SGa3 1-2c; bag lots OF
new, i5M52c.
oats-stock in elevators. s1l, 100 bus.
MarEe: quiet. No. white. 21Go? 1-2c:
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There is cause for anxiety when a
cough hangs OIL for 2 year and can't be
shaken off. The quickest way to relieve
that anxiety is to begin at once the use
of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. 1t is a cough remedy, but it is also
a great deal more. In far advanced
stages of disease, when henlorrhages
have been frequent, and there have been
emaciation and weakness, ~Golden Med
ical Discovery" has produced perfect
cure. 1t increases the supply of the life
fuid-blood. ItScleanses the blood from
impurities, and sends a current of rich,
new blood to build up the weak places
in the body with new life.
The discovery" is strictly temper
ance medicine, non-alcoliolic and nom
narcotic.
rFor one year was troubled with cough,r
writes Mr. H. f. Curtis of Sumner Bremen
Co. Iowa "As continued TO cough during the
summer my wife became anxious and wrote to
Dr. R. v Pierce for medical advice II seemed
to us that we could not go to a better source for
advice and SO it proved, cs the Golden Medical
Discovery which recommended proved
lust the medicine to effect a cure DR. Pierce
aud his medicines are As good as wheat, as the
farmers used TO say"
Bad taste in the mouth is removed by
using Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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PRICES MOVING UPWARD
Trading in Immense Volume and
Well Distributed.
transactions Marked by Active Ma
Realizing Sales-Grcat Strength in
the Railway List-Buying i'm In
duxtrinls and Specinltics.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The upward
movement in the stock market was re-
sumed today and the dealings at large
presented many of the characteristic s
that marked Mondays market. The trad
ing was in immense volume, well distrib-
uted, and reflected buying from rev quar-
tiers. active manipulation, and OCCASION
ally very heavy profit realizing sales. As
has been the case throughout the week,
there WIS little or nothing that was novel
in the situation, bearing either upon the
general market or particular stocks.
The first of the railway traffic returns
for the third week of the month came to
hand today. and, as usual, included those
of the st. Paul Company, which SHOWED a
small decrease as compared with last
year, although with that exception the
earnings were the largest in the history
of the company. The money market was
fairly active.
The beginning CT the fortnight settle
ment in the London Exchange brought
with it tremendously active dealings in
this market fer foreign account. the total
Transactions in this respect amounting to
upward of 1900 shares.
The heaviest selling for foreign account
was in Northern Pacific common and in
consequence that stock was sharply de-
pressed at the opening of business and it
furnished about the only exception to the
general tendency of the market at the
time. With the course of the day. how
ever, the stock resumed the leading posi-
tion in strength and activity it has enjoy
ed for some time.
Other conspicuous features of the rail-
way list were the Atchison shares, Mis-
souri, Pacific, Union Pacific, Pennsylvania.
and C. c. & ST. L. Among the lower
priced issues. Southern Pacific, Norfolk
and Western, and the Wheeling and Lake
Erie shares were firm. The railway list
furnished the bulk of the days large total
transactions. but the industrial quarter and
the specia!ties also contributed fair quo
ia TO the aggregate.
Brooklyn Rapid Transi; and Metropoli-
tan Street Railway were the conspicuous
features of the local traction group. Ad-
vances were common in the industrial
quarter. il which Sugar Refining. Ameri-
can Tobacco. United States Leather, and
National Tube were conspicuous.
Both Tennessee Coal and Iron and Colo
rado Fuel and Iron enjoyed substantial re-
ccreries from yesterdays declines and a
sharp advance in the Reading shares was
taken TO mean that settlement of the
labor difficulties il the anthracite regions
was near at hand.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Turns Weak on Late Reports,
Corn and Oats Following.

CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-Heavy covering by
shorts, principally for foreign account
caused rise in wheat early, but later in
the day. on the decided weakness at st.
Louis and in the Northwest, the market
turned weak and sold off Ia cents from
the best prices on further heavy liquida-
ton. While there was good cash bust
ness done on the decline. $4,000, there
was no Improvement in the speculative de-
mand. Primary receipts were larger than
last years. Clearapces were liberal, $780,
eco bushels. The seaboard acceptances
were large, but were a duplication of the
business done here.
The nearby deliveries in corn were weak.
and especially October. which shows IA
decline. Receiving houses generally were
sellers of November, while December and
May were neglected Fine weather is
against the market and larger run of
receipts is looked for if it continues. Cash
sales were small, only 100000 bushels;
thirty-five loads at New York The
Orange Farmer estimates the corn
crop at 2. ISIS. 900. 600. Todays car lots were
light, 1877, against 400 estimated for to-
morrow.
Oats show only small decline The
principal selling has been by local shorts.
who were encouraged by the weakness in
other grains. There is no indication Of
liquidation by the prominent longs as yet.
Today's car lots were only 100, with $50
estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions were lower under the iniu-
ence of weakness in the hog and grain
markets. At times there was a good de-
mand for product, especially lard but real
izing sales and offerings from packers re-
suited in moderate decline for the day.
Cash trade was fair.
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AUCTION SALES.
-
BY DUNCANsON BROS, Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES 1927 TwEI Fiji,
STREET NORTHEAST

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES 1927 TNEI ETH
STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue of decd Of trust, dated April 10.
1900 and recorded in liber 24s3 folio 22G OF the
land records Of the District OF Columbia and by
direction OF the party secured thereby the I'M
designed trustees named in said trust will offer
for sale at public auction in ont Of the premises
Tor, if stormy. within the dwelling erected
thereon. on FRIDAY, TIE ID DAY Of No.
MEMBER. A. d., 1900, AT l O'CLOCK p ".
all OF lot fortyfour, in Julia T. Pecks subdivision
of part Of block twelve in Trinidad in the
county of Washington, District Of Columbia as
per plat recorded in Book County No. S, folio S.
in the office of the Surveyor OF the District Of
Columbia.
Terms OF Sale: One-third cash. one third in
one year. and onc-third in two wears, or al!
cash, at tho purchasers option. Deferred pay
mcnts. if any. to be represented by the pur-
chaser's notes dated on the day OF sale PAYABLE
respectively. in one and two years after date.
bearing interest at the rate OF per cent per
annum. payable semi-annually and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold. All convey
ancing. recording, and revenue stamps at piir-
chaser's cost. deposit of 500 will be re-
qured at the s.le. Terms To be complied with
within ten days from the day of sale failing.
whicl, the trustees, Waivng any of thsir
rights, reserve the right 10 resell the property
at the risk and cost Oi the defuiting purcha SER
after five. days advertisement in some news
paper published in Washington, ID. c.
TlIOS. :. HOPKINS
JOHN RIDOUT
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WALL PAPER.

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FINANCIAL.
James R. Keene

Is reported TO have said: EFF Mckinley is
elected stocks will go lower. II Bryan is elected
stocks will go still lower" We do not know
that Mr.. Keene ever said that, but. whether he
did not. it is exactly opinion. Business
has been good for the past four years that
it seems to impossible that it should be
better. Our exports have been enormous and
the balance of trade largely in our favor. These
facts, combined with, Others. have warranted high
prices for everything, including stocks, but il We
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The same people seem to be operating
in Northern Pacific and Missouri Pacific,
At least their fluctuations have been sin
gllarly in harmony. The Northern Pa
cific doubtless has excellent merits. but
the public is more or less disguised with
the stock jobbery to which the insiders
have lent themselves during the past
summer. and there are other securities
that look safer for this reason.
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The steel securities were among the
weak features of the list. Federal Steel
common lost point, closing at SO. Steel
and Wire sold off to 50 Us Tennessee
Coal and Iron and Colorado Fuel did no
more than hold their own. All of these
stocks are looked upon with favor by
some of the best people in the street.
and this is evidenced by the buying that
these people have done in them during
the past summer. They are especially
volatile, however, and are likely to have
violent declines during their movement to
the much higher level that is expected
The best of these four are considered by
many to be the first and the last
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Pacific Mail was the most pyrotechnic
stock on the list yesterday. Its recent ad
vance has been rapid and spectacular.
From point or two above the lowest price
oil the year it has advanced sixteen points
IN less than that number of days. This
week il has doomed up half Of that amount.
The things that are known about Pacific
Mail are that it has stopped the payment
OF dividends and has made no promise of
resuming them, and that the earnings of
the company have been falling off steadily
for some months until now they are not >
per cent on the stock. Many things are
rumored. 1t is the rumors that the bulls
are working on. One of them is that the
subsidy bill will be passed by Congress a
few days after the opening of the session,
personally conducted by Mr.. Hanna. There
are elements Of uncertainty as to this 10
say the least. Another rumor is that Mr.
Hartman and Mr.. Vanderbilt have OBJ
tanned control of the company. This is
possible. but not probable. Another is that
the Atchison and the Union Pacific and the
Northern Pacific and the Panama Railway
are all fighting for control of the line for
its. Strategic position. Another is that
tie earnings of the company have taken a
sudden turn for the better The best au-
thenticated rumor of all, however, is that
a Clique of shrewd operators have floated
all the other rumors and doomed the stock
en- them for the purpose of selling it out
to the public at a high price. This price
may oe several points above the present
one, but it will be reached some day. and
when ii comes there will be no one to fill
the street with tips" regarding Is. There
Is no other stock that is more exciting
than Pacific Mail, but excitement is
luxury.
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They are known in the street as lambs.
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More high prices were scored in the
stock market yesterday. More records
were made, some for this movement, and
some 1.-The best ever" Business was active
all day, at times eycitingly SO. Buying
was fierce, at times foolish, probably. The
total OF the days transactions was anoth-
er very heavy one, such as this week only
has been since early spring. The other
name for all this is "bocm." During the
first half of the day at least there was a
boom in the market. There was no mis-
taking the symptoms. The artfully man
ipulated advance in prices of recent days
had turned into scramble for stocks by
the public and the short interest. The
upward movement. which has been steady
for two weeks almost, had another md the
most vivid day yet.
American Tobacco. which two weeks
ago WAS selling below 90, went above par.
Sugar, which sold two weeks ago yester-
day at 11s, went above 126. Pacific Mail
went to 46 Ia, an advance in the same
time of 16 points. Atchison common went
70 81. the highest price on record. showing
an advance OF points in ten days. The
preferred made another record. touching
70 "a, when two weeks ago it was only at
20. Union Pacific made another advance
to So Ia. Metropolitan went to 162 81
Brooklyn TO I'll, Northwestern to 16i 1-2.
Burlington to 129 3-s, St. Paul to 116 rs.
Northern Pacific to IS "a. Missouri Pa
cifc to sc IA, louisville and Nashville to
&c rs. Missouri, Kansas ard Texas to
SO is, Pennsylvania to 135 ID New York
Central TO 13i 1-2, and so throughout the
list,
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In the afternoon there was a sharp re-
action. Ii is the unfortunate thing about
the stock market that prices will not con-
tinue TO advance without reactions. Other
wise the gentleman who robbed the First
National Bank OF s700. 900. the largest en-
beZzlcment on record. might still be viz
tuous. Unfortunately. also. it is never
possible to say how far these reactions
will go. The best of bull markets come
to an end suddenly. The question whether
the present advance is over or not is a
vital one to the people that have been on
the long side. and especially the new peo-
pie that have been drawn into the market
recently. 1t is possible that yesterday
afternoons break may be the beginning of
sharp downward movement and the end
Of the boom, for time at least On the
other hand, there are those In plenty that
believe tie boom has only just begun, who
point to the excellent market conditions.
the fine business conditions that are GER
tain TO affect stocks in time, and who say
that with few slight recessions prices
Will continue to advance for many weeks
to come. That is why speculation is ex-
citing. The part OF discretion at this time
is to take profits, not 10 carry more stocks
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by ". n. Hib5s & Co. MEM
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MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED coLLAr.
| ERAL-No delay. CHARLES l. BAKER
| Rooms 10 and ii. Metzerot, Building. ITO + st.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Morke,

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Cannot Do Better

UdIIIIUl DU bGUGI
Than We have done. higher prices are not war
ranted On the other hand. il We cannot con-
tinuc to do well. the present level of prices
IS not warranted: and il We do worse. then We
shall expect TO much lower level Of prices
for cresythng. Under such circumstances it
seems to us more likely that stocks will work
lower after election And should prefer to
sell stocks on the bulges. Just previous TO. as
well as Immediately after. the election. Wheat
and Cotton. however, are exceptions, and We
think would do to buy. Get our free book.
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The Atchison securities were both
strong all day and both steady, as they
are at all times. The record of tn Sc
securities has been one CT the best in III ,
list for riany weeks and months. Thy
have had reactions with III. general mar
ket, but each advance has been to high
er level Some OF the most conservative
people in this country and in London and
Berlin are heavy holders of both issues.
They were large buyers of them duri2g
the entire summer. They based their tuy-
ing on facts and not en- rumcrs. on earn
inss statements and not or the chance
that Mr.. Hanna will pass the Sui sidy
Dill, with the help of his Republican col
leagues, on dividends. and not on tie
suspension of dividends.
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any man who works for living to come to Us
for a good VAIN tai,or-made suit of clothes
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New York Cotton Market.
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