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The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
OWING TO SCARCITY OF COAL.
Manufacturing Along the Mononga- heia Valley suspendinG for
 Want of Coal.

Pittsburgh, Pa, April 5.-Practical- ly every manufacturer along the Mo- nongahela valley is in straits for fuel. Tho butt-weld and lap-weld depart ments of the National Tube Works O., and the Boston iron and steel works, a McKeesport, employing over 2,0c0 men, have already closed for want of coal. Strenuous efforts will be made to adjust the strike within the next day or two. It not successful. many other mills in the vicinity of Pitts burgh are expected to b. compelled to temporarily tt suspend operations.
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Chicago-Closing Quotations:
Live Stock Market.

St Louis-Cattle-Faney exports. s 5Gfa s. butchers, $4 250I5.30; stockers, $2 75Fp 50 cows and heifers, $2. 50d475 Hogs = Packing, s5.00a5 40; butchers. $5.15m5 50; light. A.s0u52 20 Sheep-Mutton sheep $5.35Q610; lambs, s6.50a7.25; spring. do, sS.00M1i.00 per 100 lbs.
 Chicago Cattle-Good to prime steers 8 00M5.S0; poor to medium, $i.25G4 .90; stockers and feeders, $350n4.S5; cows S3.15Gl4.50; heifers. s. .25G4.S5; canners $2 co Q2.7o. calves, %.00Q625; Texas fed steers StCsa510. Hogs-Mixed and butchers $J3005.60; good to choice heavy s 45e6 5.65; rough heavy, $5.30a540 light, S5 25aD 5.5212. Sheep-Good to choice wethers Sc.0006.30; fair to choice mixed. s5.C0a6. 00: {: western sheep, $5.75a6.30: yearlings, $660 @t.G0; native lambs, S5.50u7. .35; western lambs. $625q7-35.
 Kansas City-Cattle-Native steers $3 T5 0J.35 Texas steers, s42Gd4 TIP: Texas cows, 8 O0n3.75; native cows and heifers Se.2!44.s0; stoclIers and feeders s. 50GI5. 15 {; HOgs-Heavy, S.20a545. packers, 8 20G1 5.3J: mixed, s3.15n535: light, S50505. .35 {; workers, Sa.20n5.35. Sheep-Lambs. $5.50aD 800, latter spring; muttons, s4.0oG600.
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OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

|. B. Kelley, prominent citizen and pioneer business man of Arcola, III.
 For the Dewey celebration at St. Louis, on May and 5, special reduced rates have been granted.
 William Lizabeck was arersted at New Columbia, Ill.,, Thursday, charged With stealing a sawmill.
 Gen. Cronje, Col. Schiel and 1000 Beer prisoners sailed from Cape Town for St. Helena Tuesday night.
 M. Joseph Louis Francois Bertrand, Terpetual secretary of the academy of sciences at Paris. died Tuesday.
 The. post office at LolIinsvilIe. Okla. was robbed. Tuesday morning. hy three men, who blew open the safe and se- cured $500.
 N. Phia Prasiddhi. Siamese minister to Great Britain and the United States, left London, Tuesday, en route to Washington.
 Tho new St. Louis directory census will show population of s7.7o5, d growth in ten years of 22l.5 .5oS, or very rearly 50 per cent.
 Capt. Charles D. Sigsbee was the guest of honor at banquet rendered by the citizens of St. Paul and Mime apolis Tuesday night.
 Col. W. J. Sheldon, of Chicago. fell between passenger trains at Purcell, was en route to California
 conference of republican leaders in the senate and house has resulted in an understanding to bring about carly adjournment of congress.
 Mrs. Harriet l.. Grace. one of the oldest residents of St. Louis, died, Tuesday, at the home of her son-in. lay. John J. McCabe, aged 90.
 Henry Thompson, prominent Penn sylvania, attempted suicide, at Hot SI r1ngs, Ark. because his bride re- fused to go to the theater with him.
 Mrs. Joseph W. Rickert, wife os ex- Senator Rickert, of Waterloo. H.. died a. St. Augustine, Fla, Tuesday. Her husband and five children survive her.
 William F.. Bulger was arrested at the Central Y. NJ. C. A.. at St. Louis. at the request of the authorities at Peo- ria, Ill.,, where he is wanted for lar ceny.
 Specimens of rich zinc ore were dis covered by boys while digging :or q rabbit On Mrs. Which ads farm in the western part of Alto Pass, III. The ore will be assayed.
 Elmer E. Clark, under arrest for kill ing Harry Ball. one and one-half miles east of Petersburg, H., last Saturday waived a preliminary examination and was released on bond
 Eminent physicians and surgeons from the states of Iowa. Illinois and Missouri met at the Planters hotel St. Louis, for the annual session of the Tri-State Medical society.
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A FEW MORE MINERS WORKING
A Slight Increase In the Coal ship ments From the Pittsburgh
 District Mines.

Pittsburgh, Pa, April 5.--There was slight increase in the coal shipments from the mines, indicating that few more miners had returned to work. The miners officials are working hard to induce the strikers to go back to work, and comply with the terms of the Indianapolis agreement. The dis satisfaction is so widespread, however, that genral convention will likely be called for next week, and the strike either officially declared on or off As it is now, the strike is unauthorized, and is simply the continuation of local ove' the run-of-mine standard and the day mems scale.
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
STILL AT HIS HOME.
Gov. Taylor Not Expected to Return
 to Frankfort Immediately

Louisville, Ky, April 5.--,iov. Fay Tor is still at his horne in Butler coun- ty. and there is no indication of his early return to Frankfort.
 The Franklin county grand jury in its investigation of the Goebel assas- sination has gotten no farther than the determination of the nature of Goebel' $ wound and the direction from which the shot came. The testimony relat- ing to the alleged conspiracy has not been reached. Silas Jones, the Whit ley county suspect, will be the first witness on this line of evidence.
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
The YSeay xs

There is much rivalry between ,,.
 colleges as to which will produce sne st tvarioc, man By this they mean a viroronIt iSe t1e idssI intellectual man, who will msIe sJIlous, honest better for having lived. Health vii ips world hrst ht consideration, for upon tba, sl.i eaenard br brain and achievement. HostetterS'ss Sa.ependl h Bit.ers VII keep the bowels regular reIo91ash s,omacn s heaIthy by cuting all stons1 ana iA' ague. Try it. aia' lever and
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
To Make n Test Case.

Chicago, April 5.-A test is to he mad, by the treasury department in the case of Archibald D. Buchanan, who was arrested by government of ficers, Tuesday. on the charge of hav- ing in his possession plates and dies ard counterfeit, stamps of foreign countries.
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
Elections In Missouri.

St. Louis, April 5.-In the Missouri elections. Tuesday, the democrats car ried Kansas City. Independence, Spring fieid, Marshall, Fulton, Troy. Mexico and Canton. The republicans were successful in St. Joseph, Scdalia, Car thaee, Mansfield. Pacific, Oregon, and a number of minor places
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Rennrt No TrouhIe.

New York, April 5.-A special to the Herald from Washington says: Dis patches received by Acting Secretary Alien from Capt. ". W. Meade, com mai ding the cruiser Philadelphia, and Con mander Duncan Kennedy, com manding the Detroit, report that no trouble exists in either Nicaragua or COstG Rica.
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
Dewey Is neeeptixe.

New York, April 5.-Admiral Dewes authorizes the World to announce to the American people that, after ma ture reelection, and in response to earneat entreaties from all parts of the country. his former decision not un- der any circumstances to run for tho presidency is rescinded.
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
The A..aiInnt Nrre.ted.
vidral fir,

Brussels, April 5.-The attempt up-
 Brussels, April 4.-The attempt up- on the life of the Prince of Wales oc- sassin jumped upon the footboard of tte prince's saloon as the train was starting, and fired into the car, aim ing at the price of Wales. The man was immediately arrested
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
IN THE HOUSE.
The Puerto Rican Hill Received From the Senate and Referred

Washington, April 4.-Without pre- limlnary business, the house resumed tine consideration of the bill to estab- lisi territorial government in Ha- waii. MT. Mcdowell (O), member of tn. committee on territories, was the frs. speaker
 While Mir. Mcdowell was speaking. tle clerk of the senate apepared, anu arrounced the passage of the Puerto Rican tariff bill, with sundry amend ments, in which the concurrence of the bcuse is requested"
 There was no demonstration, when the announcement was made. The bill was immediately referred, under the rule, to the committee on ways and mems.
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on for Copenhagen.

London. April 5.-The prince and pr:l cess of Wales started for CopeG- hagen, for the purpose of attending the celebration of King Christians birthday anniversary, which occurs April s.
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Aptmua of Dewey. Candidacy,

New York, April 5.-A Washington dispstch to the Evening Telegram says It has developed that the an ncuncement of Admiral Dewey's can- didacy is a part of a well-laid plan of eastern democrats to head of Mir. Bry- nn's nomination.
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
sudden Death.

Si. Petersburg. April 5.-S. Sidney Schmey, a prominent member of the American colony in this city, died sud denly at Frankfort recently. He had established branch of the Equitable Life Insurance Co. in Russia. and had mal aged it for anumber of years.
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
Davis Resignation Accented.

Washington, April 5.-The resigna- tion of Webster Davis as assistant sec retary of the interior was accepted, II esday, to take effect Wednesday. The expenses of Mir. Davis first ad- dress in behalf of the Boer republics, in Washington, on the night of the 7th, it is understood, will be borne by the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
British Paymnster n Fugitive.

Victoria, B. C., April 5.-Paymaster r Clark, of the British naval squadron in the North Pacific, has disappeared from the naval station at Esquimalt Besides being a deserter. he is alleged to be short in his accounts to the ex- tept of about $25,000.
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WeIl-k nown Inventor Dead.

Chicago. April 5.-Hiram s. Etlcy, the inventor of many improvements in artificial marble, is dead at his home in the suburb of Austin. Mir. Utley who was veteran of the civil war was born in Manchester, Vt. August 12. 1Sfl.
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Financial.

New York, April 5.-Money on call steady at per cent. prime mercantile paper. 4.MoA per cent: sterling ex- change firm, with actual business in bankers bill at 4S64 4M4S62s for demand. anC at 4S2s. G4S2Is for 60 days: posted rates issls@4s4 and 4S7; commercial bills, 4s2Ag yer. 5sSs' Mexican dollars. 47% Govenr- ment bonds easier.
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Declines the Place.

Washington, April 5.-Mr Charles II Pepper. who was recently proffered the position of secretary to the Phil lippine commission, has declined tn, place
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
PRINCE OF WALES SHOT AT.
Au Unknown Takes a Pot shot at the Pr,"cc "f Wales nt Brus- a't
 scIs. Hut Misses.

Brussels, April 5.-->s the train was leaving the northern station for the southern railroad station, an indi-
 vidral fired revolver at the prince
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
You Can Get Auer,. r..,.

r Write to-day to Allen s. Olmstea
 \. r., Tor a FREE sample of Aliep;sL LErroy Ey crss PGwaer to shake into your shoes OO aching feet. It makes New or P, fy,s swollen easy. A certain cure for Corns sms an, Shoes Ions All druggists and shoe stores seII I9 |, Bun
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06

It takes two to quarrel; but some f0rl. don't seem to have much trouble 6pS',s the other one-Puck. A1ls
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
Cotton.

Quotations for middling range as fol- lows St. Louis, 9Ac; New York, g-lGc; Memphis, 9Ac.
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AUDITORIUM IN RUINS.
The Mammoth Convention Hall at Kansas City, Mo-, Falls
 Prey to the Flames.
IS NOTHING NOW BUT 4 MASS OF RUINS.
The Sccoui Presbyterian Church. tue Lathop school House and n Row of Residences on Twelfh street sDamaeed-Ioss Will Ag- ereeatc Nearly SaO0.OOO.

etS"se FsVv.VsV.
 Kansas City. Mo. April 4.-Conven- ticn hall. the mammoth and superb convention was to have been held on convention was to have been held on Jri, {. was burned to the ground in less than half an hours time by fire that started in the building at 1:10 P. m.
 Within few minutes after the fire caught, the whole structure. taking in haii block each way on Thirteenth and Central streets. was a mass of flame, and 20 minutes after the first al; rm was turned in the mammoth roe fell with crash. throwing show CTS of burning embers in every direc- tion
 started over the Furnace Room.
 The fire started over the furnace room in the rear end of the building. \ still alarm was turned in, and be- fore the first engines arrived, the fire had gotten beyond control. Within 20 minutes every department in the city was at the scene, but the work of the firemen proved of no avail and ef- forts were soon directed to saving the surrounding property.
 Other Buildings Attacked
 At l:3o the fire jumped two ways, attacking half block of three-story residences, in the renr of the hall on Twelfth street and across Central street. where it first caught the Second Presbyterian church, one of the finest edifces in the city. and then the La throp public school, which was partil- ly destroyed by tornado in 1888. The residences on Twelfth street together with the church and school will un- doubtediy be total loss. and at $50 the indications were that the fire would spread further west into a ''NitSSsy -Pol'HtiRSo QiStIicI, and north of the hall, where some of ihe finest residences in the city are To- catcd.
 Tht children at the Lathrop school were just returning to their rooms af- ter tie dinner hour, when the fire started, and as far as known, all es- caped to places of safety.o sG
 The Estimated Loss A&s The loss at 1850 is estimated at Sa5o,oop. apportioned as follows: Con- yention hall. S225,oo0; Second Presby- tcriau church. S3o 900: Lathrop school, S25,oo0. TOW of residences on TweIftb street. S60,oo0.
 Will Be Rebuilt.
 The hall is well insured, and win le rebuilt immediately, in time for use for the democratic convention Fifteen minutes after the hall was lnown to be doomed, members of the Commercial club, through whose ef- forts the structure was built. began soliciting funds to begin rebuilding, vhich, it is stated. will be started as scon as the ruins can be cleared away. Tie foundation remains intact. Fire Under Control.
 At 2:15 the fire was pronounced un- der control. the flames having been confined to three or four small resi- derces outside the hall. church, school and Twelfth street row.
 I he total loss is roughly estimated at from $350,00o to S45O0o0, with in suIGnce about half the loss.
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 Elections In Missouri.
 St. Louis, April 5.-In the Missouri elections. Tuesday, the democrats car
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
LANDED ON IRISH SOIL.
Queen Victoria Treads the Greer Isle For the First Time in
 Thirty-Nine Years.
HER WELCOME ALL THAT SHE COULD WISH
Unique and Picturesque Scene at the City Gatc-The Reception and Ceremonies Said to Have Surpnss- cd Those of the Great Jubilee Demonstration in London.

Du blin, April ,, 11:45 a. m.-Queer Victoria landed in Ireland. for tn, first time in go years.
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In Newsboy,x ALL

Jimmy. sHoie!' yelled "You's de center of a cruller,y
 Mieky.-Chicago Evening News retorted
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06

.. It IS said that care will kill o...
 ii a man doesn't care very mncb but probably find bootjack or a gnr Ge wa effective.-Chicago Daily News e1N ius' a
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Time, patience and industry conoue, ,u things Chicago Daily News. Aa
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Do not fail to read the advertisemar, .. TEETHINA in this paper.
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DUKE OF CONNAUGHr

and ceremonies were the finest he had evel seen, far surpassing those of the great jubilee.
 In reply to the address of welcome of the township commissioners oi Xii gstown, the queen handed the fol. lowing to the chairman:
 Her Mniesty's Thanks.
 ''l thank you for your loyal and du. tiiui address, and for the warm wei. come wherewith you have greeted me On setting foot again on Irish soli. received with heartfelt satisfaction your assurances of devotion and af- lection towards me. I am looking for- ward with much pleasure to my visit to this part of the dominion. and | pray may God bless Ireland with in creasing welfare and prosperity"
 Pleased to He in Ireland Again.
 As this written reply was handed to thr chairman, her majesty said:
 ~ am very pleased to find myself in Ireland again"
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Ellam,"I am carried away by Tepnv,.., poems. Stella-.I am sorry we bayasy'a. copy iD the house. Town Topics
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Will Be Rebuilt.
Fire Under Control.

At 2:15 the fire was pronounced un- der control. the flames having been derces outside the hall, church. school and Twelfth street row.
 he total loss is roughly estimated al from $35o,o0o to S45O,o00, with in suIGnce about half the loss.
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Her Majestys Reply.
QUEEN vICT,

''l thank you heartily for the loyal welcome and good wishes which you have rendered me on behalf of your sell and your fellow citizens on my ar rival il. the ancient capital of my Irish dominion. 1 came to this fair country to seek change and rest, and to re- visit scenes which recall to my mind the warm welcome given to both my self and my beloved husband. l am deeply gratitied that l have been able, at this time, to see again teh mother land of those brave sons who have re- gently distinguished themselves in the defense of my crown and empire with cheerful valor, as conspicuous now as ever in their glorious past. l pray that the Almighty God may even bless and direct you in the high functions which you exercise for the benefit of your fellow citizens"
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
The Million Do,,.

It's marvellous. Salzer's eat.lor
 also about Rape for cattle, sheep and Vs ss;. 70 notice, today, to John A. Salzer san91 san9 h hthli La Crosse, Wis, for his big eatalor sesq 70,
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
THURSDAY, April 5. Grain opil Provisions.

St. Louis - Flour - Patents, 8 50ft3 G; other grades, &. 75q345. Wheat-No. 2 rel 73c Ccrn-No. mixed, 3S5sc. Oats miS.0o: prairie. si.0oas0o; good to choice clover 80 006l000 Butter-Creamery, 20I 23c. dairy 16@19c Eggs Fresh yc Lard-Prime steam, 6.271ae. Pork-New mess. SIP 506I13.00. Bacon-Clear rib 7i4c. We oi-Tub washed, 25M34c; Missouri ana Illinois medium combing. 23Q24c; otnc. grades 15424c.
 Chicago-Closing Quotations: Wheat April, 67s4c; May. CSC; July. 69t4 06sSs z i; September. 69&4 M6S7sc. Corn-April, 4024 C {; May, 4lasc; July, i2d i2sc: September 42hc. oats-April. 2i%c; May. 25l9c; July. 253sc; September. 23Hc. Pork-April. SIS. 20; May, Sl3.20; July, S12.S219 Lard-April $66s, May, s6,70 July, S677i2d6.SO; Sep tember. s6.S7l2. Short ribs-Apri $6 e61 6.9212; May. s6.90Q6921a; September, $6S5.
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The Best Prescription fo, c,,

'Pt'UH TOT ChIIIu and Fever is bottle of GRovE,s T,.-,. CHILL ToNIc. lis simply iron and oniniraSs dri1as atasteless form. No cure-no pay. Prco snl
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
The Decentralization.

The disembarkation from the royal yacht was accomplished at l1:30. The commander of the forces in Ireland, the duke of Connaught. the lord lieu terant, Earl Cadogan, and their staffs, greeted her majesty. and the ride from Eingstown to Dublin commenced in splendid weather. and before huge IEd good-natured crowds.
 sn Addros ss of Welcome.
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The Queen Much Affected.

I'D queen appeared to be much af- fected by the warmth of her welcome
 Mr Burke, a son of the former city sword bearer, took the place of Mr, James Egan, the sword bearer who had refused to officiate, but the lord mayor himself handed the sword anG keys to her majesty, who touched them
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06
A MOTHERS STORY.
Tells About Her Daughters ulnes, and How She was Relieved
 Two Letters to Mrs. Pinkham

'sMRs. PINKHAM :-I write to fol, ,.u about my daughter. She is nineteen years old and is flowing all the tip.a
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Picturesque Ceremonies.

The ceremonies at the city gate were most picturesque. London's jn bilee lord mayor, Sir George Faude Phillips, declared that the receptio.
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, Address of Welcome

Al the entrance to the city she re- Received an address or welcome. and
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River News.
THE MARKET REPORT.

Fall. Trace
The Forrest City times., 1900-04-06

Id has been for about Iree months. The doe. r does her but very tile good, if any. I
 thought I would . try Lydia E. Pink.
 hams Vegetable . Compound, but I
 want your advice before beginning it's use. l have become very much alarmed about her, as she is getting so weak. '- MRS. MATILDA A. CAMP, Mancheste, Mill, Macon, Ga, May 21, 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-25
Surveyor to Record Changes.

Upon the recommends ton of Capt. Beach,
the Engineer Commissioner, it has been
ordered by the Commissioners that the sur
veyor of the District enter upon the books
of hts Office copies Of all plats which may
be recorded in the Office of the recorder OF
deeds under the provisions of the act Of
Congress of July 6, 1882, in regard to the
changing of alleys. and that he shall certify
such copies as true copies Of the original
platS
Under the act of 1882. providing for the
changing of alleys, the Commissioners are
directed where they approve of such change
to order the same and furnish a copy OF
said order, with plat showing the change.
to the persons petitioning therefor. who are
authorized to record the same in the office
of the recorder of deeds. The law does not
provide for the record of such a change in
the surveyors office, and this office is
the proper place, in the opinion of the Com
missioners, for recording instruments af-
fecting public property. Capt. Beach's rec
ommendation was approved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-25
Washington stock Exchange.

sales-regular CALL ~ o'clock ND. G. 3.G5s.
$500 a, washington a Cas- q -, & 15a % sa e
At l27s 50 at 12s; american Graphophhone, 20 o.. at
District Of Columbia Bonds.-Gs. 1902. so-year
s saissi,'t ia2s. funding. i2a bid.
Miscellaneous Bonds.--Capital Traction 4s. 1864
1913 asked. Metropolitan Railroad cert. indebt-, A,
1os bid @ s ssI os5a 81 a ,ns
road pa 81 mort ss ITO bid City and suburban Rail-
road 5s 105 bid. Washington Gas series A. Is.
xl13 bid. 100 asked. Washington Gas series B; Is,
6s los bid 107Ia asked. U. s. Electric Light cert.
ndebt. os 104h bid. Chesapeake and Potomac TEL
trust IS. 100 bid washington M9Gse. LIST q. no
''s National Bank stocks-Bank of Washington. 800
Pa anS 200 bid second 100 bid
Citizens. 16O bid. Columbia. 100 bid. Capital. 10
bid West End ~ ~ hid Traders 100 bid is
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies. ,Nationai ssfe
Deposit and Trust o h Pa asked
Safe Deposit 70 hid, rs asked.
Insurance stocks.-Firemen,s. 80 bid. Franklin
e aI''nkki isss ~ " BID BID asked a's
IS asked District Title, 8 bid.
Railroad stocks.-Capital Traction, x10eN bid,
a aSt astss ty and Suburban 30 3D. 70 asked George
town and Tenleytown. 20 bid.
Gas Stecks Washinston Gas. I6ofh bid. SIN ask
Telephone stocks-Chessbeaks and Potomac. as
miscellaneous Stocks -Mergenthaler Linotype,
.lsoh bid, ISL asked Lanston Mono'yRe. ish hid,
asked. American Graphophone preferred. IL bid. 10
asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, ~ bid, 10 asked:
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. lea bid. lis
Bx Dividend.