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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

prof. $. 81, aopfanO BON
her oSobns 9opfins = llniDarlitdt" bat
in Ieiner Eeoe Dor Der yY91lituliI6en
9eTe0i6aft Nmerita's bic 5rage auf9ez
porfen, o6 IS cine abIoiute Wabrbeit
gebe, uno feline Qntport iIt: Gs gi6t
tpsoer obTOlute Nabrbeit. nod obloluz
ten Srrtbum. Sir naturpi1enf6aftz.
lide probleme mag Der puraopr flin=
genoe Sab beIteben; i'm uebrieen ai6t
es bod cine gan3s 3eibe a~bIoluier
Wa9rbeiten unb a%bIolutsr Srribumer,
IS lei oenn, oaB mon, tpie Der beutI6s
pbiloioP6 bic griiten5 bss eigenen :SSh
in @6rebe Iteat. 9rof. Rpplauo meint
iibrigens, boB mir ale unIers Gnerois
~aufbieten fouten, I'm ben ip;fTen5noftz
liden Wabrbeiten bur6 bas Grperiz
meTt ndber gu fommen, rNbsr mo linb
bic 2aborotorien our unterIu6una in
Oieism 2anoe ober in Der @e(t? gBir
fehen bier uno Da einies etsuoegoufen.
bic Dpn elnIgen Dsrbungerten profeIoz
rem, bic ibr Yeltes tbun, UNI NIT Idrpoz
htn Mitteln bas 8efte au leilten, be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

Der neuerpG6lte 9 n
begzprdTiosnt Der SApsi5, Wulter
9ouIer, puroe am l, MlaI 1887 gu
@dbensneil qsboren. 1868 purbe er
Mitglieo bes 3iir6erjIden 9erTaEz
{unosrat6es uno geb0rte ieit Der Inz
ra6me Der neuen 8erfoHung %ununtsrz
brp9en Bis 1881, in pel4em Sabre er
i'm bic Re9isrung s%jntrat, BEN Sam
~tpnsrat6s an. 3neintal prGloirts er
benz aegierungsratb. S6on i'm Sabre
1869 mar 9auIer in ben Nationalrat9
qepG6lt nprbsn. Gr ma6te in bislsr
NSteQung bic beioen 3epiiionsbetpe9unz
cen nit. 1879 pd6lte i'm oas 3ijrz
der 8olf in ben StGnosrutb, oeI1en
BrGiibent Fl 1883 mar. Qm Is. De-
3em6er 1888 purbe SauIsr in ben
8~unoesrat6 espd6lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

r@sber Der &rimfrieg,
nod Die tnoiI6e Meuterei iebtsn oas
8ei8 elmer gr0Beren 9eFabr aus, ais
bieienige, nel6e uns heute beorobt.
No6 ME mar 9roBbritunnien 81 elmer
bieIer fritiI6en 9erioosn politiE6 10
iIolirt ODER nit Iol6sm MiBFalen uno
@erDadt angeIeben, ai5 jebt iiberaa
often GIT Sage tritt." 90 tiagt bic
2onooner Shines" uno oa3u it's
buAFtGbli6 Do0r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

Ser 6lorentiner Inti<
quar-, SEQ SlIAti, bat einen foItbaren
JunD gemaGt. Sn einem Sammelz
banne tlsiner G6riTten Fat er oan i'm
SScfre 1894 georudtsn 9eridt Der 5paiz
ten GolumbusreiIe enfOedt. 0,eies Ill
fene 8ii6al6en beIteht nur aus 10 nit
oot6iIfen 3ppen beDrudten 9ldttera
in fleinem 9uartformat unO ent6dlt
bic ousTiibrli6e. 8eI3re'bur9 Der 5tpeI1
ten Golum6usreiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

Die SnouFrie @u Il n
ein5umacben, 1T in Baltimore geT4aIz
fen pprben, unb Der Y;onier mar Der
9eutTh : Nmerifdrer Wm. NunIen,
Der Dor penisen Sabren i'm boben
Otter bier Iiarb. Man I6GBt, oaB
rei6li6 81 Yrp3ent aaer ieit 1874
pro- Terpirten NuItern in Baltimore elm
gema4t puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

Sn bem beteits bur9's
&a6ef mtbrfa9 erpd6uten Glberfslosr
ygiGenpro5eB" pegen 8efreiung pom
MeilitGrbienIte Tino apsi Qer5te aus
&0ln, psl9e MSittel DerI6rieben, uno
Sfpei Ngenten, nel6e DieIelben tbeuer-
Big gu $4,000 Morf - ar ben Munn
qe6radt, TOtpie Elm SDlner Npot6efer,
Der Die W}ittel angefertigt BADEN Iol,
ppr Die Straffammer gelaoen; Da5u
benn audi ar Die n~untaugli6 gemadz
Ten jungen Qeute." Die Mittel 6etunz
ben in 9iQen, petfe cine perme9rte
Ser3t6dtigfeit herbeifihrten, oosr in
9ifrinIGurs, peld1e r@el6Tudt" psrurz
fa6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

It ii On
palt erItanben, Der oeut'de prof.
Sans Oelbriid. Gr fagt in einem Irt;z
fel Der rpreuB, Sahrblfsr" u. o.:
Die G~ngIdnbsr iino e5 getpobnt gez
lpeIen, i'm Mnfang iRrer groBen ariege
glieoerlagsn gu srleiben uno enoli1
bod gu Iisgen. 90 1T es i6nsn i'm lisz
b~eniGGrigsn 8riege, i'm napolsoniiden
unb i'm 8rimfriege ergargen. Gs liest
bas in Observation-Disclosures Die quite
iDItsnutiT6e @orbereitungen fir De
aroben Nftipnen ausi6lieBt, aber Itdtz
fen DISQUALIFICATION Gaum gepa6rt,
bic autsBt aues pieber in Srpnuns
bringtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

9eute beQinnt in Saltiz
more Der n8e9slEGpngrsb." Der gu
r%itansr, pelGer Dor ms6r, als 200
Sa6ren ba5 9eFsb eriisB, baB bas
Spieien nit neun Geqs.n Der6oten Ietn
FpGe, uno Der giaubte, bamit bas So
eelFpiel unm0glj9 9emucht gu BADEN,
miro ii6 p;tleIfJt i'm 0rabe umoreben.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

. .- a- 7-t -,-..t. r,-
NEW 1'hh- MARY" ''
statement OF averages OF the assoa'"''.
hanks made a much better showing ihan
ia .,.,.r,.r.,l1,. l,.sr ,,pe,te5 The increase
- ...'-.r.. e. ,ao aaa This.
H. lawful n''''' ...,t..- .t,..
has served as OASIS '"'
loans still it appears from '"e '"iNi''''
lively small increase DO the loans that
49,. 81. ,,,, active demand Tor accomm0da-
..-........ ID. ,,,.,,t,,f,eg dfls chief
'''i-9 .,...-- ,,,
lN TO the Ie''Na' "-
Stock Exchange Inc statement
tbst The hanks are beginning to receive
80. ,..,. ..i-.,,r..ior she increase I'm tn.
...7....- ,...... e. ooo
l'eh 90 "'''S
and Tor the Two weeks over >'.-''.''.. "s
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

the fight with the ogden Company has
been settled by the absorption Of the lat
ter is repeated. and il IS the only eNplana-
tion given Of the sudden strength Of the
stock. Gas stock has RECEIVED its divi-
dends steadily for a long time. It is con-
sidered by careful spectators and Invest
ors one Of the best OF the industrials.
Dispatches from New Orleans tell of
contract made. by coal men TO furnish
1000. zoe tons Of coal to British buyers
during the coming two years. II is said
that the coal is to come from southern
mines. and to be shipped by way Of New
Orleans. and the price paid is said to be
small. This contract is one of the indi-
cations as to what the prospects Of The
coal stocks are. The coal famine in Great
Britain and in Germany and in Russia is
said to be appalling The February earn
ings statement Of the Reading Company
was a disappointment but it did not pre-
vent good buying Of the first preferred
stock yesterday. and it will not bar II
and the other coal road securities from
having a good advance in the coming week
or two according TO the experts ON the
coaleTS.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
W heat SELLS Higher Ahr"nd-A View
Top Price TOR Corn.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-Wheat was easier
and trade very light Local operators
were more inclined 10 operate i'm corn
today. outsiders taking but very little In
terest. Liverpool was firm. 3->HI-2d
higher: Paris was unchanged Oh futures
but Bic higher on spot stuff probably
due 10 he month end covering Primary
receipts for the week We're somewhat
smaller than last week. but larger than
last year. tn, cash demand was 'ery
slow and no business was reported from
the scaboard. The visible is expected to
show small decrease.
Corn al the opening touched a naN high
price-39 FOR May. 40 for July. and 30 Is
for september. The close was a little
under the top and trile under Friday
The range was narrow one with more or
less inclination among smaller holders to
take profits. There might have been some
more important selling under cover There
was. however nothing in large way dur
ing the entire session. There were first
rate shipping bids early Liverpool prices
were up remarkably. I-NdI ia. bur not
much business was actually closed here
Primary receipts last week exceeded 600 -
600 bushels and were considerably more
than double the same week last var
Oats prices lost l-N0l-4c with ,ousid-
cradle selling Of long grain. The July
kept l-2c under the May and the May
oats about "A l-4c under corn. Receipts
were 1s4 cars with 156 for Monday.
The volume of trade in provisions was
fairly good, prices ruling lower under fur
Their free liquidation by holders. with pack
ers doing large share Of the buying
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Mn.hinrtnn stock Exchnngc.

Sales-Capital Traction Rights SF'@'
cash. 1896 Is Capital Traction. goa
loS Is. I63a103 Ia. 120a1O3 -, io@
1903 3-S. 2OH1U3 SIS 12OM 1903 "a. Merger
thaIer Linotype. 4GIg4 -. l0d 1914 %-S.
Laaston Monotypc. fS0dl3 Ia 1Gal3 IS.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage 300d2l cents.
After call-Trader's National Bank. II n
$50. Potomac Fire ms. l0H16
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

Tn, sugar situation has been one Of The
features Of the stock market during The
past week and Dr. promises 10 continue
prominent hough there is no reason 10
fear that b. general market viii be much
affected no matter what happens 10 the
stock IN Eco the present time the disaster
thar Was TO 0vcrjake Sugar, IS result Of
D, gloomy and frequent remarks Of All
Harem,Nar has failed 10 appear Again
Yesterday "a was very active all day. but
after drop OF four points over night it
wss DomraratiyeIy -,rong and Al times
even buoyant Tho theories TO account for
.his variance between what was expected
and What occurred are many and pIctUr-
esque They my be divided into two
great gr,Ups OF classes. however. Inc sim
ul, OF COY and he cynical one species
credits Air Hav'meyer with having told
rho absolute ruth bon his recent statements
Ie is supposed go have wished 20 warn his
ID UNu stockholders THAI the company is
losing money % order that they might get
ouf of .he stock win the least possible
loss This philauthropic role is q new one
Tor rhe gentleman. and no, IN harmony
Nfh ureconceived ideas held by many re-
earjiug him. The people that support this
theoIs place 40 the blame FOR tho iuiqui-
tou- advance iu Sugar stock on nefarious
bun poo. which saw . chance go fleece the
bears The other theories are all based on
the idea that Mr. Havemoyer has some
thing up his sleeve. settlement of the
sugar uar or q return 20 The old dividend
rate by some means. perhaps through The
profits of his maniruia ION Of the stock
market The story Of he little dinner
given go he rival sugar magnates by Nj
Hayemoycr Is one Of the cynical variety.
Tie assertion hat Sugar people both the
trust ard some OF the opposition. have been
buying Sugar stock around par is another
Of this class There Is little choice be-
tween DE tvu explanations OF the mystery
and little an which to prodic, what The
-.1gl will DO next
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

The following table shows the gains
that have been made i'm prices during me
week and during be past two weeks. Inc
figures given are The closing prices yes
terdav and Those for the Saturdays pre-
yious The stocks in which new high pTlce
records have been established tins week
are indicated with an asterisk. Rock Isl
and was sold Eek dividend during ne
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

THE TRIPLER LIQUID AIR COMPANY
is the only company that is producing
liquid air in commercial quantities. that is
using it as a motive power, and that is
selling the product TO consumers-the only
one that has established a business in
liquid air and that offers TO investors ac-
complished facts as a basis for investment.
IT IS THE ONLY COMPANY that has
demonstrated the practical availability OF
liquid air as a motive power and is al
ready running in its factory engines and
dynamo with liquid air as the sole motive
powell.
IT Is THE ONLY COMPANY that has
demonstrated the practical availability OF
liquid air as a refrigerant, and already has
a sub-company established in the refrls-
Grating business. This sub-company. the
Tripler Liquid Air Company Of California,
with a paid-up working capital of $1,000
COO is now erecting large works at Los
Angeles. Cal, and will equip 1900 cars for
fruit transportation on which alone the
saving over ice will be considerably over
81 600, 600 on the 10000 carloads shipped an
nually This in addition to the saving
on the fruit by the dry cold Of liquid air
instead of the damaging moist cold Of ice.J
IT THE ONLY COMPANY that in add
ton to its United States protection has Sc
cured patents in England, France. Ger
many. Austria. Canada and Mexico. and
that has applied for patents in all other
countries granting them.
1T Is THE ONLY COMPANY having a
plant at the Paris Exposition. where
most desirable position has been assigned
its exhibit as that Of the only company In
the world producing liquid air as an article
of commerce.
IT IS THE ONLY COMPANY in a posi-
ton to make practicable the immense saw
ings by the use Of liquid air as a power and
Those VINO desire an interest
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01
A STRONG STOCK MARKET
Traders Encouraged by an Excel
lent Bank Statement

An Incrensc in Lawful Money of
Nearly $4,000. ooO-IudustriHI aud
,eIopmeutS in sugar Refining
Looked F"r-Dcclinc 81 Two Points
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n.n. aau upwards made
n2US M NlitI on FURNITURE.
tPIANOs. HORSES,

Wagons etc at lowest rates ana on the day
you apply We are loaning on the Building and
Losr Association plan, which makes the cost d
carving loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you TO pay it of in any sized
notes you desire, running from one to twelve
months You only pay for the use OF money for
the length Of tfAe you carry II. II you have
loan With some other company We will pay it
on and advance You more money II desired Rates
cheerfully giver and cost 30 you unless loan
is made Loans made anywhere IN ihe District.
Call and e. rates. Front room. hrst floor Sci
,ntiEo American building.
National Mortgage Loan -.
625 + Street y. ".
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

The steel and iron securities have been
a feature of the week. though their i'm
proyemeut did not begin in an important
wav until Friday II has been realized by
careful market people that any sus-
tanned advance in the remainder OF
the list was certain 10 be followed
OF accompanied by like movement
in this group There have been many
disbursements to the holders of
the steel stocks. but he larger part oil
them have been In the way Of bear stories
for which there we're no foundation. and
bear theories as 10 the future regarding
the uniustness of which there can be no
doubt The facts should all be exceptionally
attractive TO careful investors. The earn
iugs Of the new concerns for the first year
OF their existence have been sufficient in
several instances TO pay two years diyi-
bends on both common and preferred
stocks In an cases they have Fhen far
larger than even the optimistic projectors
OF the trusts have predicted. The Amer
lean Steel and Wire Company will retire
large part OF Jas preferred stock out Of
earnings The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company and the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company will both probably retire their
preferred stocks out Of one year S surplus
and have big balances for common stock
dividends remaining Nearly all Of the
common stocks Of the new concerns have
been established on a dividend basis. The
list OF items in the showing might be pro-
louged indefinitely Better than this how
ever. is the fact that the outlook for the
future is fully up % the record for the
past The rapidly Increasing demand for
American steel and iron IN Europe and the
Orient will play a most important part in
the trade during the coming year If the
home demand slackeus somewhat as some
of the experts predict. These stocks are
selling al, prices AZ which their dividends
equal Io - Der cent With money as
cheap as e. is now. and with the promise
that t viii be q drug during the coming
TWO months such return on the invest
meut IAN hardly help attracting heavy
buying iuriug any strong market. Amer
lean Steel and Wire common advanced TO
SSH Yesterday. points or more, and
closed al 5N5-N Federal Steel common
advanced 90 "a. OF > - points. and closed
al rs 5-> Tennessee Coal and Iron and
colorado Fuel ana Iron were strong. but
made only small advances from the high
prices reached ON Friday The outlook for
Federal steel common In particular IS
bright Tor his week on account Of the re-
cent statements mat the stock is TO be
pun ON 81 regular dividend basis. probably
Al O per cent rate though there is some
I faT, OF per cent Officers Of he company
are very positive in their statements that
j the charter Of the company does not pro-
hioit 10. paving Of dividends on -he stock
his year ass IL did last.
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Corrected daily by ". 3. Hibbs 90
members Of the New York Exchange 1873
/ Street.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

a refrigerant. which savings will amount
to literally hundreds Of millions Of dollars
annually. The returns from its shares will
far exceed hose Of any other Industrial
ever known
THE ORIGINAL SHAREHOLDERS in
Bell Telephone have seen their holdings in
crease over 400 per cent IN value. stand
ard Oil sold a few years ago at $50 per
share. now S545. The Mergenthaler Limo
type pays 10 per cent on Sl0.000.000 capt.
tai. of which only a portion was cash.
Westinghouse Air Brake never had more
than its original 100000 cash paid in. yet
sells today on a basis OF 81 0O0 900 capi-
tai. an enhancement Of 200 per cent.
None of these great industrinls
ever had 81 Geld 50 extensive. 80
practically IimitIess. a. Liquid Air.
nor the prospect Of profits 80 vast.
aud the fortunate ones who have
secured or shalt secure shares in
the Tripler Liduid Air Company ut
the present price. or anywhere
near IL. will see the future value
of their stock exceed even the ire
mcndouS advances above noted.
CONSIDERING THE VERY Low CAPT.
TALIZATION Of the company. and the fact
that its stock carries with il not alone the
entire Liquid Air business Of the United
States. but that Of the WORLD. the prob
able enhancement in the market and in
trinsic value Of its shares is in fact, al
most incalculable.
EVERY STOCKHOLDERS in this THE
PARENT COMPANY will participate in all
The profits Of the company. from whatever
source derived including all Of its royal
ties from the sub companies. both foreign
and domestic on the same principle a.
telephone and other similar original con-
trolling companies.
in This. the greatest investment ever
Id nTIks iHm sdi7fe application, with
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Washington M rtgaga Loan O..
61o = Sire NV

WANTEu-A loan ot $3.50 Al pea cent ioi Hv,
yeIIs OBJ improved property; nth 81 uV..
between N and y. Address bon %, This office.
ml2l-3f
MONEY TO LOAN at 81. go, I, and IA per
sent, 10 sums ui Sl',J TO $1,000 on D. C.
real estate, pay Of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew. all Transactions conducted with
economical consideration Tor borrowers WM II.
SAUNDERS & co. 1907 e.. NV. iyl item
MONEY loaned saIaried people and retail msr.
chants upcE their own Names without Sc
curity; easy payments IOLAlAN. Room IS, 9Os-
9l4 G 81. or22-lyr
MONEY TO LOAN ~ APPROVED COLLAT.
ERaL-NO delay. CHARLES A. BAKER.
Rooms 40 and 49, Metzerott Building ITO St
j,l2-tf
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

The bull market is deyel0piu. salts
lactorily. Yesterday Witnessed resumu-
sion q the upward movement. which had
been ia part suspended for tNo days 81
account OF realizing. More than that there
Was a noticeable and important broaden
ing OF speculation, 10 include the steel and
iron securities. and . number of the rail
way and Industrial stocks heretofore not
active The weeks record is Of good aG-
vsnces in prices III many sceUuti es-
pecially the steel and iron group and
while prices at the close yesterday IN rhe
railway group were not all improved there
have been no declines OF any imUll lance.
The outlook IS excellent FOR a c1utinuauee
Of the advance during The coming week
and very probably for a much longer time.
SCme students OF the market express the
opinion that this upward movement viii
he followed later iu tho spring by ~ I'M
portant decline. bur there is no good rea-
son for expecting any such tumble TO-
prices. Declines ara inevitable as they
are in every strong market but conditions
everywhere are most favorable t0 "a arr-
manentiy higher range o. values
The bank statement for 10. week Illus
uates forcibly one sf she satisfactory
items IN the situation. Money is return
ing 10 New York d. good volume ard che
experts are OF the opinion thar the move
meut will continue for several weeks.
There Is nov the prospect Of an case u
Joan rates hat viii materially a'I the
spectators. The figures OF th, statement
are as follows
Re-. ry,s increase. .................. s4.He -1
Luaus increased ....-.-.-..-.......-.-... $4,000
Specie increased ..................... .fl- uII
lsgsis Increased .--.................... atI5 600
Deposits increased .s--.---.-..... 'I"f.1"
Circulation Increased ......-..... .......- -ls't1
Il will Dee seen mat the increase iu fhe
cash items Is about s. 000 600. and that
despite large increase in The loans The
surplus reserve Is Increased more than ar
any time in recent weeks The Inerea-, n
circulation Of nearly million dollars
should be noted as showing tlr first eject
u the new currency law
The developments in inc ruuk uu, sI-
ance during the past week have been inn
poriant ana ID cannot be doubted ,hat this
mutually Of interest" as The railway
trust is politely termed vii De OF tbc ut
most importance in the future Of the stool,
market. The advance OF Big -Four 10 the
highest prices on record The tremendous
boom in ihe Baltimore ami Ohio issues Tie
new record prices for Southern Railway aud
Norfolk and Western securities. are an
symptoms. but The most conservative
brokers and financial men are OF The opIu-
ion thai The entire Eastern group uf rail-
way securities are 10 be marked mp fs
much higher levels New York Central.
fennsy lvauia. the cUalors and the Erie
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

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Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs G. Co
members Of the New York Exchange
1919 L Street.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01
BOOKS CLOSE
Saturday, April I,
For Subscription TO Shares in The
TR|PLER LIQUID AIR CO.
THE PARENT COMPANY
AT the Present Price of
$500 Per Share.

All mail subscriptions stock bear date and
posmark close of banking hours - NJ Saur
day, April 9TH.
After that MORE STOCK will be available this fig
remain be- sold of the 100000 is
sued
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Above 900 calls may be contracted for in 100
lots at s3OO per hundred. n charge Tor in
coming calls
For full particulars cali, OF address
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

Another item IN the situation which can
MOI De- overlooked by people VIII wish TO
understand he fun strength If the pres
ont market conditions. is the heavy buy
ing of American securities by Lond n aud
Berlin on almos; every day fo- the It
three weeks there have been large pur-
chases for the foreign Investors. and ap-
paren.ly the desire 10 own the Pacific Sc
luIities the Southern stocks, the Atchi-
sons. and others is growing every week
instead Of diminishing This taking out Of
the street OF tig blocks Of these stocks
viii help 20 intensity a scarcity that al
ready is felt acutely. now that there IS
again a brisk demand by home INVESTOR
n is said by financial men who are best
informed regarding London buying that
IL viii probably continue. British investors
are supposed 10 be very much pleased
with America for passing the new cur
reuey law. British money is plentiful. and
viii bee more so as soon as the BoaI war
IS over