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New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
ipfs a. the ports and interior points to-day.
y - lhe san-e aaN la.t Meek and last year.

ctton Exchange special Liverpool cahes-Spot cofto,
air business doing sales, 5000 bales: speculation ans
s1eiL 300. American 5000: receipts 5000 American
sseui mdang upland. 6-l6d. Futures opened steaay
-. point higher CLOSED steady, = 20 l point net
,.kher February. hi5h; February March Bllls-.
"a ach-Apfll Sl0s April May 5Csb: May-Iune 50etgh
essE, S0as. July-August. S021ab: AuKust-senteun-
-, 80 -; September. m s5sazs October r o q
." p1Seis' favor. Cloths-Nery lttle doing
A. ..llR AND MEALs-MEde somewhat more conhdent
- ne irlnness of wheat yesterday. -four buyers took
NW considerable freedom and fair business
49,. mostly u spring patents and winter stralghts a.
xl.,l nlees spring patents quoted s4GSs so:
.r siralsnts SO s50s3 50 winter patents, - 6O4ss
ss, f e.ssrs sSgSs Is: No winter So 7Oass IS
- winter. s. 5O0s2 %; grade sls 806Sis so
Sib No tS pvt srr,ys I've 80; BUckwHEAT FLoUR--s2 ioa
s,ss ~ choice @ fancy. So 20pss coRNNEAI.
quoted; Kiln cried. s. $50 81 70 brand
81 oAas hEAL--Dull. quoted: Zine whit. snd yellow
In, -tse y5aslc F. icED-Flrm: quoted: Sprns
snot ~ 2SQsl7 5o SACKS % arrive 200 no. sif 50a
s- ,ias bran bulk SIC aOdSlf o5: winter bran
sses sv oO cy bran, Slsusis 50 oornmesL SIS; In
y -. ollmesl s2s 49, "' N'
a, .a-s-NhEAT-Iuruencsc By crop OF a more
@utatpfable .he wheat lesurely
llrhs -. settercay and closed &c higher. so
ssrs,'s~ Iae. mat n until had
co.r -. =. me expense prices that bulls
thsir as response from the market answer
proefo, d ~ IN Southern Nebraska poor snow
rrsfe .Esr sost SECTIONS of the winter wheat bet
fsftln. anesa local throughout the day the crowd
Fth e,or' '.sle tendencies, u N sympathy
s'arc-s AZ this tinis OF y.sF. especially as
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Feb. 2O-The arrivals OF wool for the second
a sales scheduled March
u. to-day with the following conslsnnents: New
bales; Queensland. 1882; Victoria
GA South Australia 1889; West Australia. 10 s3t
Tasmania 53T Zealand So +33: Cape OF Good Hope
and Natal 22sa7 The total available for the sales Is
bales. including 94Ooo held from the first
series Fifteen hundred bales of Cape OF
Good Hope 81 500 Ausaasian
forwarded direct splnnsrs.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

COTTON closed steady. with Quotatons l-l6c higher.
!. ~ n-sf ~ 5lG~ Uiddliug upland and . l6c
~. tld.ias cur. aales 100 bales utheIn spot
teA-it were e.egrapied follows New-0ileans steady
s.teAssl a, l-loc. Mobile quiet unchanged a. &C.
safennah quiet unchanged s.. Charleston quiet
,..AlRe.. az sac. Wilmington hrm. unchanged, s..
NoitoiN Ggiet unchanged 9isc Baltimore nominal
ni.hanFeg NJ 5-lic. Augusta quiet. unchanged. a.
, eie', ~ Louis dul unchanged. az Sac. Estimated
receipts a. NeWlrtsans from $500 90 30u0
Nslrs against 3i3l bllos week and 6d4 bales .
seal ae1. Al Houston from souO 1000 bales. 40
ge1r
ssgepfs ports and interior points to-day.
pared Nlth the da. year:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
a12 A. NJ and 3.35 p VI. Daily sunday.
Pfttsneld: Sundays only at o 90 A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices fl2. e6l AIS and 1918 Broadway =
Uuion So W.. 275 Columbus Ave, 1873 West 125tn 81,
i20th aud tSSJh St stations New York. 23s and -
Fulton 81. 10t Broadway r r.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 300 Street New York
Seryice Baggage checked from hotel residence By
westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE RI. DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

$1,000 bales all American Futures opened quiet And
closed steady. American middlins ! c. February
i66fd buyers: February and March, il-S4i5 ID SAD
sellers: and April io64d sellers; April May
= SID buyers; May and June 6-64f5 T-34d buyers
June and July. 5-6id sellers July and August 264d
384d sellers; August and September 81 684 So 64d
sellers; September 5464fs+ 5564t sellers October
80 64qi 3464d sellers; October and November. % S+f
4 "a H1verF
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Feb. co.-Fiour steady; light trade Wheat
Spring No Northern old. s3xc offer
inss Of Winter whest-NothIng doing millers would
track here Corn quiet; No yellow 43s 944c No DO
43hQiStc: No corn. s3izas3&c: No 3 do. 43Ac
through billed Oats steady: No white 81 nc No Do
Bic: No mixed 2sc; No do. 2slsc. through billed
Barley unchanged Rye-No on track. soc asked
Chicago. Feb 2o-rhs leading futures ranged a. fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
aurroeatee' Notiree

COLA. JOHN.-In pursuance OF an order of
~ Hon Abner G. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
~ ~ work. notice hereby given persons having
Ciaims against Iohn Cola late OF the County OF New
T- aeceased present the with vouchers thers-
ot to the his place Of transacting business
9sa Hroa,ivgay, Of Manhattan In the Cftv
- So work. on or before the 24th day June next
'1stst New York the 18th day OF December 1890
CHRISTIAN COLA Administrator
ALBERT r. WRIGHT. Attorney for Administrator IS
Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

future. ,osy the market opening dul WITH one month
-August-lO points lover and TIE other options IN
eharged seeuson was SLACK and the situation entire
v featureless The close showed unchanged prices
fooEs February ana March, 70 aodls so April ard
MAY. l3 June July. Augrzf.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb 90 .. m.-cotton-Spot quiet: prices
barely steady American middlng 551od- The saes Of
s day were 5000 bales OF which 500 were for spsculA-
zion and export and included $500 American Receipts
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-york. Eeh

New-Sork. February 20 1901
bEEN LS-Recepts lS9 cars or 25ea head IN
euons 81 ears for for slaugheres ara
Tor the market: and counting there
- Is ears On sale. OF which Jersey City and
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Railroads..

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoA
STATIONS foot of WEST TwENrY-rHIRp srH.sr
AND DEsBRoSSEs AND coRTLANDr srREErA
xsThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
C"rti"ndt Streets Is hve minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third ssrees
station. except where otherwise noted.
30 -, VI. EAST MML-Limitsd 70 two Bg1st psTos
SSics New Yos 70 Psshurg Sleeping Car P'souFs 70
sss sss elfssI.as Conn.
esPps esa.s e. fsS Ts se8s. es as
TS T5Isss a NJ S SIGAd6 tNP ST LOUIS ds
s.ss st. N3uis Dining Car r,,o.vss r. p,,,.,ur-
ss IsGsli.aPsIis q LogssIis LSqs Dining Car -,
I Ss9 "a s..s s:s
s w. sT Tsyssnd s s5ee9I gIScNSSr1 Ex
wasHIsGTos sS,s,,s ssysla1a % T,r 9iH'.n9as, sosTu
ISS; s2a IS. 1910 and Corandt Streets
is5S tpInngS tpI1nS SsE. 1919 P,n5s Carr "a, a. a. l2aa
Streets 2ol 25 'congressionai Lim all Parior snu
ass! @isg saadss Sas e. So 0Rinf l05s 'bians saas
Elm tsr 5 s RSrGr Pa ana Dining Cars. $25 as lDinns
soTERS RnaGT SS S5,s SS I Inlisd r. c nssS q
sys Gys0rOssss iv, and c9rtlandt Streets 20 week.
NoEF@LK 1K AND wSsT5RSS RxrEw4Y@FOr gS SA Memphis.
ATAST.c G.sS-.... COAST LIN iaTda Special 20
IKE oIo 3 RA%SY5s e nH% AZ g. a. daly ny and ass
daily - - - "
Sf;A30AS1 AIR LTNE.-"FIorida Metropolitan Linz
OLD POINT COMFORT ;s'ss; ana NoRFoLx@7ss m
t.H-tIIsyS and 500 m. daily
tfIN.-S05 a. m. anf 253 p. week-d1ys.
StrfO9tn Eesthued Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and
CAPE MAY.-125 n y,
VEST @ NeT YORK and Long BRANCH Railroad ,rocs "a
-. and = % o. SUNDAYS. q 25 a. M, 455 m
iron Dssbrosses and Cortandt Streetsl. 600 m.
L-%O. S-4O and $40 Sundays. Q as a Sis
FOR purr spr-, pxJrx
tDssorosses and COrtlandt Streets s20) T3 78.
80 800, 12o t955 Penua. Lnlted) 1910 CDesbrosses
l Cor andt Streets 20 CDintng Carr t055 Dining
az. ILS5 \ m i255. u IS Dining Carr 10 CDes-
and Cortla7dt Streets 20 2 81 25. ass. as.
anling Carl 455 Dining Carr SIS Dining Carl.
80 = % $50 y n. m. lo 10 night sundays aio.
41r - ono ceaches. s25 s5S a5 ass G.irntedO sS.
,binng Csrl a 255 t2. IS Dining Carl t5S
I'm ,HE ar BY ass. a. % Dining Carr ass Dining
1igb, '''o dining Carr T55 IS s.55 9 Is ~ 10
Ticket oees Nos 4s1 a45 1fas Is4 III and 2sl Broad
way; Astor House; Twenty-third Station:
shd stations toot of Deshrosses Cartandt
Court street.. SEQ Fulton Street 90 Broadway and
snnsyvsnia Annex station Brooklyn; Station Jersey
CIiy lne New York Transfer Company will call for
70 destination - ~ ~
road Cab Service. ~ -
T. e. HrTCRTNSON T. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Lackawanna Railroad

A DVE,RrISEMENFS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received az their Uptown Once No L2s2 Broadway
I'd north Of Slstst. until O'Clock advertise
received at the following at rexuar
offce rates until o. clock viz: 254 sth-
23d-st i52 oth-ave. cor i2th-s Macy's 6sh-ave
ana COlunbus-ave.. West
West 42d-st near 6th-sys 0. East Iith-st 237 West
<2dst. between 9TH and sth 100 East 4Th-xt
3d-ave.. between T5th and T7th 1923 30 ave. near
61st-st: lT0S
$50 3d-ave A1s-st: $50 Sd-Ave: 2lO Beecksrst-
325 Bleecker-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave Ol Chamharn
follows. and minutes earlier from W. 23d St:
BOO "a. Daily-SOlid train for Buffalo Arr a
Binghamton Wavery Elmira Bradford. Coacnes
parlor and cafe dining TO Buffalo.
$50 m Daily -ChicagO Limited-Fast M.I-Sol,A
train 70 Chicago arriving so Arr. Cleveland 40
m Seepers % chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
73O D. m Daily-Bunsao anc Cleveland Express Arr
Buffalo I05 Bradford 100. jamestown TOO Youngs
town lo2I m Cleveland 1880 D. Sleepers 10 Buf-
falO and Cleveland. Cafe
o15 m Daily solid train for Bnghamton waver-
piHins ~
fIuCkETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 ACCOAMODATIONS at III liz. 26l. 4OI and s57
Broadway. ls1 East t2Sth 81 and 273 West I2Sh ST..
Chambers and Wesl I'D St ferries. New-York and
600 Fulton ST. 9s Broadway Brooklyn: f2a Rivsr ST.
Hoboken and Jersey City station York Transfsf
Co. calls for and checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
80 10. 1880. fsOo. 1000. .11.So q m. f.00.
.lso. 1900 IS tyO s'4Oo ta3o. 800 zoo. TsO
$500. sto.25 .. M. -12. Is mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON.
i.430 800. 5000 'IL9o a. m. tloo. 'Lso. 80
$500 100 m. sl2 rs mdt.
Ofees Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry. I13 IL, 2ei.
asa ei5 i30o 1854 Broadway l73 5h T3T 5th Ave-.
= Union So. West 153 East 125h ST.. 273 West i25tn
ST. 245 Columbus Ave- New York; Court ST.. 3tA $50
Transfer Co. calls checks to des
nation
fFrom Liberty ST. only. 'Daiy. tDa,ly sunday
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

- G. Thomas n Surrogate of the County of New York
notlc. 10 all persons having claims
Matthew DIkeman. late OF the County OF New York
the with vouchers thereof
subscriber az place OF transscng business S02
Rrosdwsy Borough % Manhattan. in Ctfy OF New
York on before the e5th Day OF April next-Datsd
New YorE the 18th day of October 1900 CAROLINE
4. DIKFMAN Adnninstrstrtx or the Estate Matthew
Dikeman. Deceased T. MELvlLl-E. KNOWLES. At,or-
FOR No. 302 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhsttan New Ctty.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

u order Of Hon. Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the
f-ounry OF IS hereby 10 All per-
against Asrgarts Jorrin. o no
City OF Washington. d. c.. deceased present he
same with vouchers subscriber. at his
place OF transacttnx business the once Of Pavey q
Moore his No. az Nassau Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, In the City Of New York be-
for. day cf March. 1901. DATED:
Nex York September q 1900. CLIFFORD 5. WALTON
knctllsry Administrator PAVEY MOORE. Attorneys
Administrator 81 Nasal street. Borough or Mannat-
tan New York ~.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
7 pnoes IN the local market to

Foreirr markets Santos-Church holiday Ham
hurE-coeee market opened = ptg higher; al 80
eG- Mfg higher: sales. i. 600 bass. Have
coffee market opened = higher Il m near a
other months = franc higher: barely
Etea6y 4 up others unchanged. al 80 D m
4 franc up and > franc higher far; total
sales
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
CENTRAL R. R. or NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals.
Stations in New York Liberty ST. and South Ferry.
Trains leave Liberty ST below (me from South FerrN
i've minutes earlier. except as noted.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

Abnsr C. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County Of New
Work. notice given TO all having Claims
against Robert Graham Dun, late of the County
York, % the with
OF to subscribers their place ot tanssctns business
tba on of Rastu s. Ransom. Broadway
po-ouxh Of City York or
bafor seventeenth day OF August
pat.f New York 18th day OF February. 1901.
MARY r. DUN Executrfx: ROBERT DUN DOUGLASS
FRANCIS Il. MINTON. WALTER ID. BUCHANAN
Executors
RAsTTTs s. RANSOM Attorney for Executors lbs
Broadway. Manhattan Borough New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

Charleston. Feb 2O-Iurpentine-Nothins doing. S3i-
G3Gc Rosin firm. unchanged
Savannah Feb. 20-Spirtts turpenttns hrrn 2sc: re-
ceIpts lS8 hhls: 1885, exports 49, dull
unchanged receipts. 2s72 bbls: exports. 1868.
New-Oreans, Feb. 20--Receipts-Rosin. bbls
Wilmington Feb 20-Spirits turpentne nrm. s8lag37c
Rosin firm 81 1881 d. Crude urpentine firm. 81 300
81 80 Tar quiet. 81 IS
London Feb 20-Turpentine. 2ss Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
NAVAL STORES.

feeling prevailed pretty much Throughout the
entire day IN spirits sales 4O1c The strength
caused by advance al savannah ana increase
local demand Rosn quiet but steady. Wills
tar We
TAR-RSgulars 81: do oil bbS 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-s01f0i7c-
ROSIN-Comnon good strained. 81 65. z. 81 IS. T.
81 SIS: H. 81 30. l. 81 IS. r. 81 oo ~ 81 IS.
y 81 Is O.. 81 so: W ". So.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

Receipts % interior points in thousands
sst three cphers t000 our bhls gTalu bush as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-21
MISUNDERSTANDING
DECISION or LOWER COURT RE-
YERsED on APPEAL.
Justice Barnard OverruIed and Cause
Sent Back for Entry of De-
cree of Insunction.

The Court of Appeals of the District Of
Columbia at 3 o'clockathis afternoon hand
ed down an opinion insthe case of Manning
and others against the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company. better known
as the local telephone injunction suit. The
decree of the lower court is reversed, with
costs. and the cause is remanded to the
Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia
for the entry of a decree granting the in
junction.
This opinion overrules the judgment of
Justice Barnard, who decided that the act
of Congress fixing the rate for telephone
service In the District Of Columbia to be
unconstitutional.
1t is understood the telephone company
intends to carry the case to the Supreme
Court of the United States.
The Court Of Appeals late this afternoon
affirmed the opinion of the lower court,
Justice Bradley. in the case of Brown
against the Secretary Of War. The petit
TONER claimed to be entitled to honorable
discharge from the volunteer army. on the
ground that having once been acquitted by
court-martial his case could not be re-
opened. The lower court ruled against
Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-21
THE CHINESE INDEMNITY
MIR. ROCKHILL SENDS DETAILS OF
THE PROPOSITIONS.
Objections to . Joint Guarantee-HOyv
These May Be Obviated-COIlect-
ing and Distributing Interest.

The department of State has been made
fully acquainted by Mr.. Rickhill with the
character of the propositions relative to
the floating of the indemnity loan unfolded
at Pekin. While grave objections ire per-
ceived to the Russian project for a joint
guarantee Of the loan. because Of the i'm
mense difficulty of securing the assent of
Congress to an agreement which would
entangle the United States with foreign
nations for more than a quarter of a CEN
fury at least, there is nothing in Mr.. Rock
hills instructions that would cause him to
antagonize the English proposition, pro-
vided it is fully developed so as to secure
the safety of the loan, while assuring the
integrity of China.
1t Is suggested that these objects can be
best secured by causing China to deliver to
each nation bonds bearing per cent inter-
est. to the face value of that nations in
demnity claim. The nation holding the
bonds could dispose of them at It's pleasure.
1t could affix its own guarantee and sell
the bonds in the open market.
There Is no question that the United
States government could sell per cent
bond guaranteed by the United States at
a high premium. Other nations might not
be so fortunate, their credit being already
impaired by excessive loans. Or, in the
case of the United States, the bonds might
not be marketed, but would be deposited
in the treasury, and the interest collected
as 1t accrued
The plan for the collection and distribu-
ton of interest contains the germ of the
guarantee of Chinese integrity. 1t is pro-
posed that an international board Of finan-
ciers collect periodically from China the
amount of income which the ministers at
Pekin have decided can be extracted with
out running the country. This money will
be divided up between the powers in the
shape of interest in exact proportion to the
bonds held by them.
In case Of default by China each nation
will lose in proportion, and a special COW
enant will bind each power to refrain from
individual action against China to secure
the payment Of the arrears or to seize ter
ritory in lieu of interest in default It Is
calculated that thus each power will find
it to it's interest to prevent a division of
China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-21

dots in it, She showed remarkable self
possession at first and answered Mr.
C;ould's questions directly. She said she
saw no ray of light coming from Mr.
Ayres' room that night through the crack
in the door
'.Do You know. Mrs. Fenton?"
eyes. sir.
1IIave you told Mrs. Fenton since you
testified here that you had seen Mrs. Be-
nine cleaning a wrapper
AZ never did was the quiet reply. be
cause | had not seen Mrs. BONNIE wash a
wrapper
When did you last see Mrs. BONNIE Tues
DAY night" asked Mr.. Gould.
-iBctweeu 1890 and IL o'clock"
'NDt afterward?"
Ne sir. l locked my door when she left
my room and retired
Are you familiar with Mrs Bonine's
voice
Yes sir.
''yer,. the cries for help which you heard
IN Mt AyrcS' room uttered by her.?
The cries sounded like mans voice. 1t
was A deep cry
WAS IL Mrs. Bonine's voice."
cit didn't sound like it to me. Mrs. b.
nine has a soft voice
Have You conversed with Mrs Bonine
since you testified here
Yes. sir. Sunday morning"
about the wrapper
Yes. sir
what did you say?'
Il told her | was very sorry | had
Drought her name into the matter. and told
her l hld t. tell the truth. L saw her go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-21
A Fatal Game.
From the New York Evening Post,


If one may generalize from the mental
breakdown of three famous chess players,
championship chess should be reckoned
among the dangerous professions. Steinitz,
who died in an asylum last August, at
trtbuted his breakdown to the champion
ship match with Easker. and, before his
death, said that he had known of many
players who, under similar conditions. had
suffered severe mental strain. The fault
appears not to lie in the game itself but in
modern conditions of competition Chess
Is centuries old. Allusions to it abound in
medieval literature; but you may search
the books in vain for a player distrausht
through excess in what was then only an
elegant accomplishment. Matches were di-
versfied by physical exercise, and one may
read of such a knight who felled his oppo-
nent with a chess-board. as DR.. Johnson
served the bookseller with folio. Today
all that Is changed, even for the amateur,
while the professional in the long and late
hours of a great match undergoes a strain
so severe that some sort of a qualifying ex-
animation, such as distance-runners under
so, would seem to be most desirable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-21
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS.
Before Justice Bradley In
Behalf of Louis Mortimer.

Justice Bradley of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia this afternoon di
rected that writ of habeas corpus issue
returnable before him at o clock next Fri
day afternoon requiring the warden Of the
District jail to produce in court the man
who is accused of having committed the
Starring jewelry robbery several weeks
ago.
In his petition for the writ the prisoner
signs his name Lewis Francis Mortimer"
The petitioner seeks release on the all
legged ground that he is illegally and unlaw-
fully restrained Of his liberty; that the
warrant on which he was arrested was
sworn to from hearsay. and that the war
rant does not set forth facts upon which
are based a knowledge or belief of the al
legged guilt of the prisoner.
Attorneys A. s. Colyar F. r. Keys and
F. P. B. Sands represent the prisoner
The grand jury this afternoon heard tes-
timony in connection with the recent Star
ring jewelry robbery. for which Munroe
was arrested. Mrs. Olivia c. Starring, the
owner Of the jewelry, was among the wit
neSSeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-21
Washington Stock Exchange,

.sales-regular call. ~ o'clock m.-Capital Trac-
at tnon Trust ana and storage slspHon1 at
1881 1871 at los%: at ioss 10 at 1osa 10 at
thaer Linotype. 10 at 1928 10 at 1853. 10 at ies,
10 at 1885, Lanston Monotype, 25 at 49,, 70 at
1$' go 80 at Is loo at 1875 800 at ls 100 at
at 10, 80 at JOS After call-Capitul Traction As.
LOCO at l0sss. Washington Traction and Electric
$1,000 at g. 81 900 at "a, 81. 900 at e. 81 900 at
"a, $1,000 at GA. Capital Traction, 20 at lO2A.
124 bid
Miscellaneous Bonds-Capital Traction 4s 10sas
coli. AUS, "a bid. 66 asked. Metropolitan Railroad
IS. rs bid, liss asked. METROPOLITAN Railroad
cert indebt b. 1O7 bid Columbia Railroad Gs,
1l6 bid. Washington Gas Is. series A, no bid.
trio Light deb. imp 6s lOi bid. L. 5 Electric
Light cert; indebt., Us, lob bid. Chesapeake and
American Security and Trust Is. 100 bid. Washing.
ton Market extn. 6s, 10 bid Masonic Hall Asso-
citation 5s, los bid American Graphophone deb IS,
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies. National Safe
Trust. l72h bid. iso asked. American Security and
Trust 20 bid, 2s2 asked Union Trust and Stor-
Bank of Washington 400
bid. Metropolitan. IT'S bid Central. $50 bid.
and 10 ss as bid I'D ss %
$50 bid, 40 asked. West End, l27 bid, 1870 asked
7fsdsrs 1870 bid Lincoln l2s bid l2S asked ,ssss
Insurance StOcks.-Firemen's, 30 bid 81 asked
Franklin, 43 bid so asked Metropolitan, 20 bid
Hngton 2SIs bid German American. 2la bid. Ma
ticnal Union. bid, 91s asked. Columbia, ION bid,
bid 61a asked. Commercial, bid, asked.
Title Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate Title, $751;
ton Title 3Is bid 4 asked. District Title. bid.
Telephone Stocks. and Potomac. IA.
bid, IS asked.
Gas Stocks.-washington Gas. SO bid. 59ll asked
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Mergenthaler Linotype 1853
bid 1891 asked. Lanston Monotype, 1871 bid 1874,
asked. American Graphophone COM, 9N bid. lois
asked. American Graphophone pref Tx bid. TN
asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 10 bid, .12 askei
Washington Market 10 bid. Norfolk and Washing
ton Steamboat $50 bid.