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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
CHICAGO BADLY BEATEN.
Shut Out at Philadelphia, While
Pennsy Scored ii,

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 27-Pennsy1-
van1a defeated Chicago this afternoon
on Frankfield in thirty-minute halves by
the score of IL to O.
Pennsylvania scored "a in the first
half and II i'll the second. Only 3ncc
during the game were the visitors In
striking distance of Pennsylvania's goal
This was in the second half, when Fell
ran one of Graves kicks back to Penn
sylvania's thirty-five yard line Erwin
cropped back for a try at fed goal,
Pennsylvania ball on her thirty-five
yard lire. Pennsylvania repeatedly
pushed the ball almost the entire length
OF the field, while Chicago made INV
three hrst downs during the game. The
lacking of Fell, Chicago's full back, was
of the highest order =" %
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MoLLY,s FORTUNES.

The first chapters of 'Molly'a For
tunes an interesting love story by
NJ. f. Francis. author of I'm a North
Country Village" etc, will be printed
III the Glob e of tomorrow Watch for
it. for it's we'll worth reading.
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fight that mani
The second act shows Fitzsimmons in
his training quarters where he goes
through exercises of the sort that al
ways precede a severe thrashing for
some ambitious heavyweight. The VIII
lain, not satisfied with one knockout,
comes up smiling for another He pro
poses that Fitzsimmons throw the
light, and thus make barrels of money.
Fltz throws the villain out of the win
dow, and. striking an Ajax-defying- the
lightning attitude, says:
Il never sold fight in my life, and
I'm too old to begin now On max
ing this declaration Fits makeup stands
him in good stead, for it hides the blush
called up by recollection of his first meet
ing with Jim Hail.
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success. to "cave in the Stats of any

success to leave in the STATS of any
thing that stood on feet
In view of these achievements, there
naturally exists keen curiosity as to the
question of supremacy between that
gentleman and the Thespian structure
Mr.. Fitzsimmons has trained with
more than ordinary care for this bout,
and he insists that if he fails to land on
the theatrical solar pleXus before the
limit is reached he will stay till the
finish on his condition.
PRELIMINARIES ARRANGED
The preliminaries have been carefully
arranged, and the gong will sound for
the first round promptly at s o'clock D.
m. Monday, Oct. 29. Fitzsimmons ex-
poets to weigh IT'S pounds at the foot
lights, and does not care as to his OPP
ponents weight. In a mix up the
contestants are to fight themselves free
with the assistance of the prompter.
The vehicle through the medium of
which Fitzsimmons will attempt to land
on the dramatic jaw is called 1.-THE Hon.
est Blacksmith" Robert, of course takes
the part of the reputable anvil pound
er, and the hot iron is not the only
thing he mauls. He distributes numer-
Gus wallops among the Villains, assistant
villains and would-be scoundrels, to the
delight of the thumper and the censter-
nation of the thumpees.
The opening act discloses ancient Rob-
ert in his smithy walloping a horseshoe
with Timarunian vigor, while the
Blacksmith Quintet raise their voices
in N effort to drown the sound of the
flying hammer Shortly afterward the
villain tries to use one of the black
smiths hammers on the head of an ell.
envy. Naturally, Fitzsimmons puts the
villain to sleep with a left hook, and the
others conclude to get out of reach of
the excited fists.
A CHALLENGE ARRIVES.
But Robert isn't happy He needs S.
0CO, with which to pay the mortgage on
the old homestead, and just when he is
bordering on how to get it a challenge
from rival boxer comes. But he has
promised his wife for the ninth time he
will never fight again. When Mrs.
F'itzsimmons, who is also in the cast,
hears Of the challenge, she heroically eX-
claims:
81 release you from your promise, Bob;
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SUNDAY LAW DECISION.

70 sS1! e, Oct 27-The cir
4uetuSpai eQl peuJHre Gppol lIno0 1In0
Ct the court in the case of NJ D. Finr.
Of the Youngstown Baseball club. con-
yictetd of violating the Sunday law.
fhe court found there had been collision
between Finn and certain officials Of the
police department and so announced from
the bench = -
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oLD-FAsHIONED GAME.
Best Yale Could DO Against CoIum-
bia Was IL to 3.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Yale defea ted
Columbia today at Columbia field by the
score of u to 5. 1t was Surprising
game of football, as the New Haven boys
We're expected by every one to beat the
Columbia team by a heavy score Co
lumbia started with an aggressive game,
and until about eight minutes Of the sec
ond half had been played it looked as if
she would repeat her victory of last year
over Yale. She hit Yale's line hard, and
throughout the first half kept the ball
continually in Yale's territory.
Yale was noticeably slow in lining up
While Columbia was quick.
There was no attempt by either team
for mass formations, or combinations,
the straight, old-style football, with runs
on the end and attacks at the line be-
ing followed. The teams were very evenly
matched as to weights, though Yale had
the advantage in the center of the line,
her trio of Capt. Brown, Olcott and
Sheldon at left guard, center and right
guard, being hard to beat. Columbia
made up for this. however, back of the
line. Yale's team averaged 1874 pounds,
and Columbia's 1902.
Following is the lineup of the teams.
with the weights of the players:
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WHISTLES WITH, A SONG.

In the third act Mr.. Fitzsimmons
wrestles with a jag and song. Those
who have heard the hermit of Bergen
Beach MARBLE intimate that de Reszl1e
cannet duplicate the feat. Others are
of the opinion that jag and a song
all in one act are more than even so
good heavyweight as Fitzsimmons
should be called on to tackle. In any
event, the outcome of the struggle will be
watched with interest 1t IS noticeable
that in that act Robert has little time
to devote to pulver:zing the villains.
The fourth act, which is the final one,
shows Robert kissing his wife good night
and starting for the scene of the fight.
Then the villain attempts a dastardly re-
venge. He sends a message to Mrs. Fitz-
simmons to the effect that Robert has
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n00n p0la0m

Sc the worst cisease on earth. yet the easisst %
eure-WFlEN YOU KNOW WHAT TO 90. Many
ulcers. falling hair. bons pains cstsrrh ard don't
know It IS BLOOD POISON. Cali and get
BROWNS BLOOD CURE. $500 PER bottle; lasts
enc roonth. Sod by F. n. Park5r. 9S4 Wabaska
street.
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GRAFTON. N. d. oct. 27-(speciai.l-
Grafton high scliopl football team defeat
ed the Grand Forks high school team
here today by a score of IL to o.
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LACROSSE FOR RELIES FUND.

z; umpire. Dashiel, of Lehigh; referee
Whiting of Cornell. --ei co
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is not in healthy for right now. Con-
necdcut does not offer anything at all
enticing Recent fights there have de-
veloped financial fizzles, and about the
only place of promise is Kansas City,
Louisville, Omaha or Denver The Col
orado city is about out of the running,
because of the ten-round limit, and Root
wants Ryan for double that stretch or
better. There will no trouble in arrang-
me match between the pair if a proper
battle ground can be selected
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wallace
Goals from touchdown-Hare, G.
Goal from place Hen-Hare.
Eeferee-W. H. Corbin (Yale)
llmpTe-Charley Young Princeton).
Iimekeeper--Coge eshalI.
l.inesmen--Magee and Henry
Time Of halves-30 minutes each
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THE LOCAL SECURITY MARKET
Nearly Two Thousand shares of
stock Transferred Yesterday.

There was another active session on the
local Stock Exchange yesterday, the total
number Of shares transferred being 1892,
and the total value of business, including
Traction rights" being somewhat more
than 100000 The most active stock was
Lanston monotype. of which nearly a thou
sand shares were traded in, but the most
buoyant security was Mergenthaler, with
another advance of a point to 1875 the best
price in recent weeks. Capital Traction
continued its downward course
The price of Mergenthaler was 40 only
a few DAYS ago. On Thursday it ad-
vanced a point from 1873 to 1874 and yester-
day the larger part of the business of the
day was al 1875 and the lowest price 194 1-2
The advance in the stock is watched with
much interest by brokers and investors.
and the oJinion seems TO be general that a
considerably higher price may be recorded
Yesterday was the last day for trading
in Traction rights. and nearly $4,000 were
traded in az SIS to rs. 1t is thought by
some that the bonds may sell at some
what lower price.
Nothing new as TO the Traction deal was
heard. The reaction in the stock was ex-
pected and has caused no surprise among
market people. OF itself ii should not
cause any skepticism as 10 the final closing
Of the purchase deal.
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Major sheafer Dend.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 31-Major H.
]. Sheafer. one of the city's Oldest insur-
anee men and father Of Alpheus H. Shea
fer. of Baltimore, fied,iat his home in This
city Thursday night in his seventy-fourth
year. He was strfgkeH-with paralysis last
August and never entirely recovered from
the stroke Major Sheafer was member
of the Minnesota Legislature before the
civil war. in which her took a prominent
part, participating in i4he battles of An
tietam and Gettysburgg being wounded at
the latter place He Vas former sheriff
of this county. Four Children survive.
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STOCK MARKET ADVANCES
Upward Tendency in Prices With a
Steady Tone.
violent Fluctuations i'm Sugar Re
fining Somewhat Disturbing to the
GeperaI neaIiurs-Al the Standa rsI
issues Notably strong - Foreign
Ho1ses Buying i'm Fair Amount.

NEW YORK. March S1-Further ad-
vances in prices were common in today s
stock Market. although the exceedingly
violent fluctuations in Sugar were disturb
ing to the dealings in the general market.
The sock covered an unusually wide
range Of price and the dealings in il were
enormous, without anything definite in the
way OF information becoming public to ae-
count for its course. Aside from Sugar Re
fning. however. the markets tone was a
steady one and the trading was marked by
all the characteristics that have been pres
ent during the week All the standard is
sues were notably strong. number Of the
specialties rising sharply.
PeUple's Gas was conspicuous feature
OF the market on the published report tfal
the control of the Organized Gas Company
at Chicago had been acquired in the inter
ests Of the former. While the report was
lacking in substantiation il was generally
credited. The local traction issues We're
not particularly active. but in the main
were firm Pennsylvania Railroad was un-
usually active and was strong as Was
Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk ana
Western. The London prices for American
stocks were shown in the early cables ma
terially above the local closing hgures ana
foreign houses were buyers on balance OF
amount Of stocks in this market.
The bank statement made even strong
ar showing than had been commonly eN-
pecred. surplus reserves rising S40lS.G0o.
which brings The banks excess holdings
70 50 S25 coo above The lawful re
ouircments The gain in cash was
Unexpectedly large, amounting TO
s. q43 GOO The loan account increas-
Cd also. the amount being $3.2S0.V00. a re
Election probably of the active specuIa-
lion in the weeks Stock Market. In con
sequence of the increase in loans and I'D
actual cash. deposits rose $I.11oon". The
iteyn of circulation showed another sig
nificant increase. today's gain being $50
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Sales-Canital Traction Rights, SSo@5
cash. 4s6T6 is; Capital Traction. 2o9
ll5 Is l62al03 IL. l20Q1o3 IL. 40d
l03 8-S. 2o0lD8 as. l20Glo3 81; Mergen-
thaler Linotype. 43l94 II. 1CG1g4 3-S;
Lanston Monotype. lSOGl3 Il, l0Hi3 3-S;
Pneumatic Gun Carriage. Soon21 cents.
After call Traders National Bank. la
1870, Potomac Fire ms 1GH56
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FINANCIAL.
he DRANK IT

Before. the eqmpletion Of the Northern Pacific
r. r. there was stage line running from Fort
Keogh, Mont, TO Helena and this stage, one
day in the SOS was a y. y. dude travelling
overland 10 the Pacific coast. The stage stopped
at little relay station to change horses, and
its, occupants, including, the dude, went IN to
get a drink. The bar consisted of pine board,
laid across two barrels, and the only liquor in
stock was whiskey, served in tin cups. The
dude, however, stepped UP TO the counter and
said: "Barkeeper, want little sherry in a
glass" The barkeeper glared al him and
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IoIdl .r.''-''..''' '''-,.-'--. SC uSl Is
We hereby certify that the above statement is
correct. according TO the best of our knowledge.
information and belief
EUGENE CARUSI. President.
NJ T. DAVIS. Secretary and General Manager
Subscribed and sworn before me this 3lst day
Of March. 1900
(Seal) s. 4 TERRY
Notary Public.
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IF you We

a tendency to weak lungs, cold
is dangerous. SCOTS Emulsion
strengthens the lungs and helps
you to work off the cold.
All Druggists; soc. and SI.oo.
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'.ooc, gave testimony during 1900. 10 drugs to
wreck the stomach. Write for above book to-day
sent free IN plain sealed envelope eEtaebelt may
De eexamlned at my Office | answer all letters per-
'onalfy, and give the benefit of my 90 years ex-
perlence as specialist without charge
DT. M.G.oANDEN, $40 B'dway, New Yo.k, n Y.
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WALL PAPER.

bert dead and Cronie captured. Still, it's not
'all over but the shouting by any means. Things
never looked brighter for us. Always busy now,
papering rooms for only 81 up. F. G. NOLTE,
$40 9th ST. NO BRANCH mh3l-tf
ROOMS papered. 81 b up; work guaranteed, sam.
piles brought. HUNT, 9l4 L ST NV mh30-7t
ROOMS papered, s1.75 up; guaranteed RICH
ARD s. RYNEX 5th and II SITS. ne mh2l-1mo
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good net gains. Today the stocks were quiet
but strong II would seem that the sugges-
tion made in this column heretofore that
the assessments have been discounted
amply is borne out by the Developments.
Covering by the shorts in the stock un-
doubtedly took place yesterday, but also
there was clique buying of Importance,
which is not so easily explained. These
stocks quite as much as Sugar are in a
most dangerous position for outside spec
ulators.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for the. collection and dispo.a

PROPOSALS for the collection and disposal Of
garbage. dead aniuals,l night soil, misce.
laueous refuse. and ashes, in the District Of Co
hmbia Oice Of the Commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Washington d. C., March 90
IgOO-Sealed proposals viii be received al this oil
fCc until y O'CLOCK NOON On THE 10Th
DAY OF APRIL. 1909, for the collection and dis
posal Of garbage, dead animals. night soil mis-
cellaneolis refuse and ashes in the District OF
Columbia during a period Of FIVE years COM
mencing on the 1st day Of July 1900 or a soon
thereafter "a, practicable. Specifications and blank
forms for proposals, and other information on the
subject. can be obtained application therefor
TO the Health Officer Of the District of Columbia
Only bids on such forms will be considered. The
Commissioners of the District OF Columbia will
examine all bids which may be submitted and
will ask authority from Congress TO enter into
contract contracts for period Of five years for
the performance OF such work. if any, specified in
such bids as may be- in their Judgment advan-
iageous 10 the District of Columbia The Com
missioners reserve, however, the right to reject
anv and all bids Bids must be enclosed in a
sealed envelope the outside OF which must be
endorsed Proposals for the collection and dis
posal of garbage. dead animals. etc. JOHN B.
WIGHT. JOHN ". ROSS, LANSING IL. BEACH.
Commissioners. ID. c. mh3l ticks
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Now york stock NaxEet.
a. u;.,, r,w C7os

Corrected daily by ". B. Sibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Exchange, l4lS
r Street.
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va,binpton stock Exchance.

There is talk of a 2 per cent dividend
in Wisconsin Central preferred in June.
The evening times., 1900-03-31

Ho'k hesitate to buy Railway Stocks re-
utIfl cessiohs The market is in control of
the big Dull leadeTs-reactions fright
en- timid people to release their holdings-cOurag-
eous people buy then-this makes the market
position stronger, and each rally prices will
90 higher and higher. When the National Con-
yentions are held and the Presidential campaign
Is open, look out for a slump that will continue
on the New York Stock Exchange Small lots,
small margins, no interest, and instantaneous
service. l. d. FOWLER S Co
mh3Ou 1921 st. Phone I745.
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Washington Mortgage Loan Co..

WtNTEn-A loan OF 81 800 at per cent for five
wears, on improved property; on 9Th St NV,
between NJ and y. Address BON 12s. this office
mh3I-5t
MONEY TO LOAN at s11 SA, 4. and ~ per
cent. in sums Of 81, ,fJ0 to $4,000 on d. G.
real estate; pay of 5 and per cent mortgages
and begin anew: all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WAL H.
SAUNDERS & CO, I407 St NV. iy1 item
MONEY loaned salaried people and retail mer
chants upcE their own names, without Sc
curity; easy payments TOLMAN. Room 4s, eOs-
oIF q ST oc22-1yr
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAR
ERaL-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER,
Rooms 40 and "a. Metzerott Building. lilo st.
i,l2-tf
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BANKS AND TRUST CoMrA~IEs.
Union Trust and
Storage Company
of the District of Columbia.

Temporary Offices Cor. ( 4th SITS,
Capital Stock s., 200, ,00o0o
This company Is prepared 10 undertake all
trust business-iske charge Of estates. prepare
Wills and act Executor Administrator. Iris-
tee. Receiver. Assignee. Committee OF the estate
Gf a minor, and any other kindred Office.
Leans made en- real estate and other approved
securities at current rates Of interest.
he company also acts trustee and register
Tor other corporations.
This company is chartered 10 do a general stor-
tge business, is about TO erect suitable build
ings Tor warehouse purposes for the storage Of
goods and yaIuables. and for cold storage.
OFFICERS:
EDWARD : sT}.LLWAGEN, President
JAMES G. PAYNE. First Vice President
GEORGE r. HAMILTON, Second Vice PIesi-
dent, Attorney. and Trust Officer.
GEORGE Z. FLEMING, Secretary.
CHARLES 5. BRApLEY. Treasurer.
fe6-tf
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The steel and iron securities were among
The chief features of the market
They were all strong and buoyant.
Tennessee Coal and Iron. about which
much of an encouraging nature has been
said lately without apparent effect, ad-
vanced quickly yesterday and today held
its own. Federal Steel closed above o5.
after selling nearly as high as 81 and
American Steel and Wire. common, sold
above IS and closed above that lead.
movement of Importance has been looked
for in these stocks for several days and
no surprise was occasioned by the ad-
vance. The statement of net earnings
for February given out by the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company and showing
continuance of the immense increase in
business and profits was calculated TO
cause buying in the group, both by the
shorts and for investment.
The evening times., 1900-03-31

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE, WASH
INGTON. DC, March 20, 19O0-Seaed pro-
posals in Tiplicate, will be received here until
p NJ. MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1900, for furnish
ing and delivering at Washington Barracks, ID.
C.. IL artillery horses, bay. Information fur
nished on application. Envelopes containing pro-
posals to be marked Proposals for Artillery
Horses: and addressed to MAJOR T. E. TRUE,
Quartermaster. mh29, 81, 81 ,ap2 l3, IA
The evening times., 1900-03-31

The Atchison securities were among the
most active of the railway list. An i'm
mense amount of both securities was trad
ed in, the buyers being, for the most part.
the same that have been such persistent
purchasers during the past two weeks.
| The other grangers were inactive,
but strong. closing with small
advances in price. Rock Island
and Burlington were better SUP
ported than ST. Paul. The decrease in the
net earnings Of the latter company has
retarded it's progress, and probably, in
fact il has hurt the entire group. Bus;-
ness is reported TO be excellent, however,
on all the lines, and il may be pointed out
that despite the heavy expenditures for
betterments made by st. Paul, its current
net earnings are equal TO more than 10
per cent on the common stock. There is
more talk of an early issue Of $1,000 0OO
new stock at par to st. Paul stockholders.
II this step is TO be taken. and whether
il is or not in fact. the gossip regarding
it is likely to cause a boom in the stock
in the near future.
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PROF CLAY,

Oldest established Clairvoysat, tells rour business
love affairs, family troubles. about lawsuits. d.
yorces. or anything you wish TO know; brings
separated together; causes speedy marriages; re-
moves family troubles, bad luck spells. or mys-
terious feelings. 10 TO 10 daily. $50 81 sw.
uh3I-3t .em
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52D ANNIVERSARY modern spiritualism The
Educational and Religious Society Of Spirit
uaists incorporated October 2 1899, holds services
every Sunday at 80 p. m, at Schmdt's Hall, SIC
9th ST. NV. Mrs Julia Warneke will give tests.
Good speaking and music. Seats free. Gov. Isaac
Sharp OF Kansas. will speak. 1t
SECULAR LEAGUE, Masonic Temple, Sundays, 8
D. m. April l. lecture Higher Biblical
Criticism" by Prof. Charles NeWburgh. Debate.
Seats free 1t
..WHY the Old Churches are Losing in Numbers
and the Christian Science Church Gaining
will he the subject Of the discourse by Evange-
list 4. F. Ballenser SUNDAY, at 7:3O p m. in
the Church of the Blessed Hope on sth ST. me-
between and G. ets , 1t
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THE RICHEST MEN IN THE WORLD ARE
L MINING KINGS AND THE RICHEST MINES
IN THE WORLD ARE IN GRAND OLD VA
vAPAI COUNTY. ARIZONA, WHERE IS Lo-
GATED THE MINERAL WONDER. THE
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CHURCH NOTICES.

REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE sCHURCH-Serv.
ices at 3:l5 O'Clock Sunday afternoon and : :3C
O'Clock Sunday evening in Maccabee's Temple
5l3 9th ST. NV. All are cordially invited.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market,

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs G. Co.
members of the New York Exchange
1919 F Street.
The evening times., 1900-03-31

II was believed 10y many that the tTac-
tion securities would tumble badly yester-
day and today as result of
the announcement Of the franchise
tax assessments, which were heav-
Ter than the estimates What act
uslly occurred in the stock Yesterday was
a weak opening, two or three points of.
followed by sharp rally which more han
regained the early losses. The close was
near the best prices for the day and all
the group except Third Avenue showed
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lotaI .S-5'pS'Vp' %
LAWFORD & MchIM. General Agents 5ll
llth st. NV.
state Of Connecticut. County OF Hartford. s.:
J. b. Pierce Secretary Of the Hartford steam
Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company, being
duly sworn. deposes and says that the foregoing
statement Is correct and true. according 10 the
best Of his Information. knowledge. and belief.
}. B. PIERCE. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before ne, this 2Gih
day OF March A. d. lsg9.
il WILLIAM J. PIERCE, Notary Public.