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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-27

BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale PrOvision and Grain Mar
kct Quotations in Full.


kct Quotations in Full.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-Following are to-
days quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators. 1,179,176 bus.
Receipts of Southern were light, and with
a good demand all offerings were readily
sold at steady prices compared with yes
terday's close. Sales on grade at II 3-4c
for No. red. Sample lots brought CSC,
CSC, and roc. as to quality and condition.
Corn-Stock in elevators, 1,110,042 bus.
Arrivals of Southern were limited and
consisted OF a cargo OF old yellow, which
sold afoat by sample at As l-2c. Prime
white afoat, 45@46c. Cob quiet at s2.35
per Dbl for carload lots prime old yellow on
spot
Flour-Market was quiet. Western Su-
per, s2.35a2.45; Western Extra, s2.559
$295; Western family, S3.30Q3.60; Winter
Patents, s3.S0G4.00: Spring Patents, s3.S5G
4.10; Spring Straight. s3.75a3.s5; Spring
Bakers 50 90G4.15 Baltimore Best Patents,
$3.50: Baltimore High Grade Family, $3.50;
Baltimore High Grade Extra, $40; Bal
timore Choice Family, s3.s5; Maryland,
Virginia. and Pennsylvania Super, $3.50
245; Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania
Extra. s2.55N 1896; Maryland, Virginia, and
Pennsylvania Family, s3.3093.60; City
Mills Super, s2.50G2.65; Rio Extra, $685. q
$50; Rye flour, medium to choice, $4,000
3.25.
oats-Stock in elevators, 619.6S4 bus.
Market quiet. No. 2 white, 27d27 lie;
No. 3. % 1-2G26c; No. 4, "a 1-2G25c; I'M
graded. "a 1-2G27 1-2c; No. mixed, 25c;
No. 3 do. 2i024 12c; No. 4, 23a23 lie;
ungraded, 23G25c
Rye-Stock in elevators, 122, 404 bus.
The market was quiet. No. 2 nearby, sc
and No. Western on spot, 53c; bag lots
of new, i5G52c.
Butter-The market was steady.
Creamery separator. extra, 2id24 lie
extra first, 22 1-2M23c; creamery first,
20G21c; creamery imitation, extra, 19dr
zoe; Iowa and Northwestern ladle, extra,
store packed, 14fl15c; creamery rolls, 1
pound, 24@ 25c; do 2 pounds, 23d2 4c;
creamery prints, IL pound, 25G26c.
Eggs-The market was steady. Strictly
fresh. 1SM1S l-2c per doz.
Poultry-The market was steady. Old
fowls, 1-2G9c per lb; springers, Gas lie
per lb: ROSTERS, 2oG 25c apiece; ducks,
S1-2d9c per lb turkeys 9@9 lie per ID.
Green Coffee-Market is steady. No Z
(Rio grade). S1-4@S use
Roasted coffec-Market steady. Bulk
roasted coffee-Pure Java. 32c; Maracai-
DO, 22c: pure Laguayra. pc; pure SAINT s.
zoe: African Java. 10 LIE; Rio blend.
10 lie; Peaberry mixture, 19c; pure Mo-
cha, 2ec: Java Mocha blend q 1-2c.
Crhese coffees are in fancy bags, paper
lined) If packed in cans or tubs, lie
higher.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Suffers n Decline, With Corn
and Oats Quiet.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-All of yesterdays
advance in wheat was lost today. The
market opened steady on higher Liv-
erpool cables and reports of unfavor-
able weather in Argentina, but soon
turned weak on commission house and
local selling. There was no support
offered and the market gradually sagged
and closed about cent lower than last
night. Primary receipts were about the
same as last years. Clearances for the
day were $4,000 and for the week 1882, 900.
There was fair milling demand here.
about 100000 bushels. The seaboard re-
ports seven loads.
The corn market started easy and con-
tinued SO throughout the session. There
was lack of support and the selling was
general. the nearby deliveries declining the
most The weather was very favorable.
Receipts light, 329 cars, with 315 estimated
for tomorrow. Cash sales today were
100000 bushels. Seaboard reported 65
loads.
Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hbbs Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, lll9
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Washington Stock Exchange,

Sales-Capital Traction As, s5,0O0d
LOG 81 Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, 1om157, 15d157 1-2. Capital Trac-
ton. 36d103 IS. Washington Gas, 10G
SO rs. After call-Mergenthaler Linotype,
30d1ST Ia, 2OG1S7 Is. Capital Traction.
l5a1O3 rs. u. S. Coupon As, s100a114 ga
coyFENNFNT RONDs
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs e. Co., mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, l419 F
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Yesterdays stock market could not be
said TO show an advantage for either par
". Prices went off from a fraction TO a
point or more during the greater part OF
the day, but in the last hour regained
their loss so that at the close the level
was not far from the close on Thursday
Business was not as active as heretofore
this week. both parties apparently feeling
some hesitancy "a TO what the next move
will be- The pubic is still buying TO a
certain extent The professionals gener-
ally are bearish Some of the cliques are
buying rather heavily in certain stocks,
but others are selling out. There is much
uncertainty as to the result. The decline
at the low point yesterday had extended
from one to four or five points in all the
active stocks. Many believe that the mar
ket will be likely to advance from now UNI
til election. Others say that the insiders
are selling more than they are buying and
will put prices down further in order 10
get back what they have sold at lower
prices Careful traders sold part of their
in n position TO buy on any further de-
cline.
The bank statement figures today are a
matter OF great uncertainty. Ii is known
that the banks have lost to the interior
but on the other hand the receipts of cash
from Europe have been large. Whatever
the statement may show, il cannot be a
large loss of cash and may be consider
able gain. The lenders of money are no;
in the least worried and are making call
loans at and 4 12 per cent. London was
4 buyer OF securities on balance yesterday,
possibly 1000 II was said. A number OF
the gross earnings statements made public
yesterday were excellent and the record
for the third week of October undoubtedly
will show good total Increase. Some net
earnings statements for the month Of Sep
TENDER have been given out and they also
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A LULL IN SPECULATION
The Buying Power Swamped by
Recent Liquidation.

The Market Reported "Fu11 Of
Stocks.'' and n SaEHinE Tendency
Given to Prices-Builish Manfputa-
tion Checkcd-A Rally I'm Activity
During the Last Hour of Busincss.
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The International Paper Trust makes
fine showing for the quarter ending Sep
TENDER 30. The gross income for the
quarter was. in round figures, $5000.000,
the cost of materials and expenses
$1,000, COO. and the net earnings 100000.
Insurance and interest reduced this
amount to $744,000. A dividend Of 12
per cent was paid on the preferred stock,
requiring 1886. 600. so that the surplus for
the quarter was Si0S,000. This added 10
the previous surplus leaves in the treas
ury s2.2ls,c coo. The common and prefer rel
stocks have both been strong
Reading first preferred stock advanced
fractionelly to 60 yesterday, but showed
no such buoyancy as many had expected
on the announcement OF the ending Of the
coal miners strike. Another matter
which was expected to help the stock was
the denial of 4 story that the Reading has
withdrawn from the anthracite coal COM
bine AS far as can be learned, there is
no truth whatever in this story, put out
by one of the New York papers yesterday.
1t is thought possible that there may be
a little squirt in Reading today, unless the
general market is especially weak. The
stock would seem TO be entitled to some
advance from its present level.
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are uniformly satisfactory. The end of
the strike yesterday had little effect on
the coal stocks or on the general market.

Missouri Pacific was the most buoyant
stock on the list and during the afternoon
made an advance Of more than points,
closing at the top notch, 81 Ia. 1t was
whispered" that there was inside buying
OF the stock on the prospect of dividend
this winter. Northern Pacific also showed
much strength. The whisper in this case
was that Morgan interests were buying and
the story of per cent dividend this win
ter was again heard. Southern Pacific de-
clined somewhat. despite the Herald"
story that the Yapderbilts are buying the
stock heavily for control. As a matter Of
fact. the bull stories regarding all these
Pacific securities have much the look of
being put out for speculative purposes en-
tirely. They are no better than guess
work at best. Southern Pacific is likely
TO sell much higher than the present level
on its merits in the not very far distant
future, but some recession at the present
time would not be surprising. Both the
other securities are considered poor
risks" compared with many other low
priced stocks.
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The Atchison statement for September
had been waited with much interest. 1t
Is an-excellent one, showing both gross
and net earnings to have increased heavily
The gross increase was s4G5. 119. and the
net increase s21i,512. The granger shares
were somewhat neglected yesterday, but
held their own we'll, and closed with small
net gains when there were any movements
worth recording. Atchison was bought
heavily for London
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FINANCIAL.
Are You Interested

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1t will be seen that with only two ex-
ceptions all Of these showings are Of in
creaseS.
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A dividend of per cent was declared on
Chesapeake and Ohio yesterday. according
to expectations. The stock was strong at
enc time, getting as high as 81 Ia. but
later it declined to the opening price,
80 3-S. As a dividend payer owned by the
Pennsylvania and New York Central peo-
pie, the stock would seem to be worth .
higher price. The earnings are excellent
The gross earnings Of the Louisville and
Nashville for the third week of October
showed a decrease of s3.425. The decrease
since the first of the fiscal year has been
s35,36G. The Southern Railway earnings
for the same periods increased s26,421 and
s576.70S The Texas Pacific gross for the
week increased 3,7SS and from January
1 increased S544, 562 Other gross earnings
statements are as follows:
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- The Franklin Savings Bank City Of New York.
plaintiff against Decker and others defendants.
faction No - pursuance OF judgment OF foreclOs
and entered the above entitled
bearing the 21st day November 1900
L the undersigned Referee said Judgment named.
sell public auction. at the New York Real Estate
Salesroom No. III Broadway. in the Borough OF Mauhar
City and County Of New York on the 18th day OF
December 1900 Il O'Clock that day, BY Peter
F. Meyer Co, Auctioneers the premises directed 3y
said judgment 70 be Sold and therein described fol-
lows: All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land with
thereon erected.
the City Of New York County and State OF New York.
bounded and described follows. viz Beginning
point the norherly side OF One hundred and thirty
fifth distant hundred and twenty-five
west nOrrhvesterlv OF Alexander
hundred and thirty-hfth
thence nOrJherly OF the through a
parallel with Alexander
10 the block hundred and
One hundred and thrtysixth streets:
thence westerly said centre line parallel with
hundred thirty-hfth street twenty-five feet:
thence sOutherIy again parallel Alexander avenue
part Of the through another wall
feet One hundred and thirty-hf street
easterly and along One hundred and tirryhsh
enry-fve the point place beginning
Dated New York. November cd. 1900
DAVID MCCLURE. Referee
WILSON NJ POWELL Attorney for Plaintiff. % WafT
St. Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
following a diagram Of the property be sold.
number Is No. 5e1 Fast 18th
Street
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5orerlosurr Sales


Executor Is pain1 and James Bahgate and others
Of the City and County Of New lot thereby
veyed being bounded and described follows Beginning
al point the Eastery side Of Washington Avenue
distant hundred and seventyhvs and fortytvo
hunGredths OI5 - 1OO) feet southey from the south
eastey Of said Washington and One hun
dred and seyenty-rst street running thence hastWary
partly through wall and parallel nearly with
the sOuherly side Of One hundred seventyrst Street
hundred and hfty-six and tEenty-three one-hun-
dredths aG p 100 feet less 70 point or line
or formerly the OF the block between Wash
tngton Avenue and Fordham North Third Avenue
distant souheriy from the said Souhery side Of One hun
dred and seventyhrst Street hundred and seventy
nearly with the southerly hundred and
seventy rst Street and parallel nearly with the
said Eastery side OF Washington Avenue twenty cd
Feet 70 the Ncrthery lire Of lot number Thirty GOD on said
Map thence Westwary along said Northery line Of said
lot No Thirty t30l and parallel nearly with the
said southery side Of one hundred sventrst street
one hundred and ffyfour and seventyseven One-hun-
OF Washington Avenue NOrthwarly along the
Eastery side Of Washington twenty-five and xix
one hundredths 90 610O feet the point place of
beginning Together with all the right title and interest
the parties Of the rst hereafter at any
time acquire In and much OF the lands and premises
lying in front Of the lot hereby conveyed IS bounded
BY the Easterv side 81 Washington originally
laid out and the Easery side OF Washington Avenue as
established.
Dated New York December fa. 1900
HENRY THOMPSON. Referee.
AUGUSTUS S HCTCHINS. Esq. Attorney for Plaintiff
G9 Wall St. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York
The following a diagram the property be sold:
East Hist Street
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NrEW YnRK srPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ CT NEW TOFeK-yvillian1, ]. Harvey. plaintiff.
against Mary s Clark. individually and administrative
81 me- goods chattels and credits OF William H. Clark.
deceased nd others, defendants
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
the abOveentttled action, bearing
November 1900. i. the undersigned.
~ referee in said Judgment named, will sell public
s051 at the New Estate SalesrO0u, No. Ill
T}roadrav in Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
work On the 18th day December 1900 at twelve O'Clock
NOON on that day by Peter F. Meyer. auconeer, the
premises directed said Judgment 70 be sold. and therein
described follows;
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land situate
living and being City OF New York state OF New
YORK and bounded described follows:
Fegfuufng a point northerly side OF sew
Street distant hundred and forty feet
westerly the formed by the intersection Of
The northerIy % Sevenysxth Street with the
westerly line Of Amsterdam Avenue and running
thence On northeriy and parallel with Amsterdam Avenue
one hundred and feet two inches 70 the centre
between SeventystXth and Seventy
eth Streets % westerly and along said centre line
Of and parallel with Seventy Street TWEEN
60 sOUtheriy and again parallel with
sr,stsrfa11 Avenue one hundred feet and
iEs ~ fhe northery OF Seventysxrh street
and Thence H easterly along the said norhery side
Ie Of seventy street twenty-five feet 10 the point
or place Of beginning - -
Dated New York. November ~ 1900
JOHN DFLAHCNTY, Referee
ROLLINS & ROLLINS
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff % Street. Manhattan,
York CITY.
as described above number being 900 West 10th
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THE TRADE II CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. u (speciaD Wheat prices early
saoFec a loss OF half cent but in the last hour
ssc5vered II. The close was the same as Saturday.
Nsy opened from 72a4 10 3, sold between "a and
n and closed al Sic January closed az 70izH7oss
and December at 705s cents. The early news
vas bearish. Liverpool was fractionally lower.
Word's shipments exceeded 100000 bushels. The
on passage statement increased over 1000 600
bushels Primary receipts were almost double last
scare The Northwest had "a cars, against "a
ears last wear. The bulls however, had the hene-
q o. decrease in the visible Of AZ 100 bushels and
O. a decrease in the Ecglish visible OF $1,000
bushels Clearances were 4s2 900 bushels. The mar
ket acted weak until turned sr~ong then there
WIS slow recovery az the early decline Elevator
people we're liberal buyers OF January wheat al
p cents. Nothing was reported from shipment
here and cars are scarce. New-York claimed y
loads Tor export.
Corn was really the active deal the December
advancing eE.c the January advancing &c and the
NAY &c TIE close was al the top. Shorts took
alarm. There Is supposed 10 he q considerably de-
creased holding held through Carrington-Idanna,
possibly 100000 bushels. No cont act corn is ar
irving and is assumed the inspection depart
meut Will be strict II the elevator people tried 10
Kiln dr. The corn. as they did for Phillips IN No
Tember There were 5s7 cars to-day. but not one
graded contract The estimate for Tuesday is rs
cars There was a fair shipping demand. about
&eo1 bushels sold New-TOrk; reported, As loads
II ere Wa decrease IN TIE visible Of $50 bush
els and the local stock, $4,000 bushels, decreased
l@eg bushels. Clearances were $4,000 bushels.
The Deceuber sold from g77sc 10 sac and closed
81 NJ The January from &sc 10 500, and closed
a. s6isc. The Nay soils from S54sc 70 S6lzc. and
closed a. Ih- TOP. Elevator people were buyers OF
December. Tpdlke Patten and other shorts were
eogsgins. The weather Is unfayorable for grading,
Having everywhere. with some rain.
oars were easy early, but rallied with corn. May
colo at 2iac but closed al sac sellers. There keeps
~ a fair shipping demand. and there would be 4
Arge business II rolling stock available There
Eere e6i cars, with 80 Tor tomorrow; cleaTances
were as-050 bushels and Tor the week Ca 900 bush
- The visible dec1 eased 200 bushels and The
chicago stock decreased 5000 bushels.
flaA-rel was about steady. the No Northwest
err nollra-ly s ca the No. at 81 t5.z. the De
ofuber s. sla and The Nay s. O. There were II
year
Provisions were inclined 10 be easy because Of
efge hog receipts. 800, with 300 estimated Tor
-aes0a5. They steaClec somewhat later with corn
tlik closed Sc 20 Zoe under Saturday laro, &c 20
~ unoer, ribs the same price. Il was a quiet
&c Win some December selling.