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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
SEVEN SUSPECTS
ARE ARRESTED

Joe Golden. alias Mason. waa one
Of the men arrested In the rev ten.
deFioin last ntEht b Detectives flats
hee. Mappenstein ard Tenant. sis
other suspicious ehsf astsrs were
thrown into the city hall a. a result
q the =ciean-uu= order.
Golden y VIII snoNu Hs efiminn,
In seattle lie Naa : partner Of a
man named Reilly. . no has every
crime from murder down to petty
larceny charged against him. Gold
en-. the poilcs sax. = one q the men
who held up a Columbia street car
four years aga IN company with
Reilly. and was also one 81 the Niud-
MAJ sang. Geldsn Il what the po-
lice term a ~sfnooth worker and a
bad man to be ~ liberty.
lie is a veil dressed fellow and
ina1ka The rattL I..tl..ast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
SCHOOL BOARD
HOLDS SESSION

Seattle school children and teach
ers wtii have ~ days for their holt
daS Nuratlun. The boarc of cducl. b
tiou - decided az its regular months
y meeting last night The schools
VIII siosr the morning before Christ
mas aud remain closed until the ffst
Monday VA January.
II developed dufiuE the ureriin.
that the eompicticn - the Warren
street neheoi had been delayed b.
the metallic hath ordinance fiulid
ms Inspector Place has ordered ths
work Of plastsfinE the building
stepped until Wire iath u substituted
for wood The board VIII iuvratt-
Eate the matter.
The board choar cnicrrH fnl the
ensuing reer - foiinNs Dr " "
Gee. president. e. r. Patterson. Nice
president. flsuhcn W Jones. secfc-
tafN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
AT LEAST
FOUR dead
And Many Injured by
Dynamite Explosion

wit.l<HsnAHHE Pa. Dee. .
Later reports from the mine disaster
in LehiEh colllefy No. 8, caused by
dropping baN Of dynamite Ia
shaft show that 1t least four men
lost their lives -Four dead bodies
have already been recovered. aud
one man IA missing Niue were Sc
rlenHly Injured ana "A number Of
others were hurt 10 SOME extent
u II learned that the miners hAs
been thnNlnR out a hos Of dynamite.
containing so pieces, by stove uhe
~ their number started tn carry it.
away, and u in supposed that he
slipped ana fell tits body was
blown TO Fragments Aithaush the
damage To the workings ls eonalds
erahlr. u II announced that opera
tions IN the coliicfy will not be suHs
pended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
wrARrlnogR WON

A. Edwards. n waterfront haHgaKe
man. was arrested By Policeman
0ilaHscock this morning ou a charge
Of diaorasriy conduct lie pat up
SO hail At the police station and was
released The arrr- % Edwards Was
the result ~ an eSpres~uitn's war
NOW IN progress on frrier wharf
Edwards. Il II ssid. aar ordered OFT
the " hart and would nDt Eo A dts
pute with the wharfinw~r followed
ard Edwards got the wcrst of a fnfic
aFEuu4suf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
GROCERS MMEND
POLICE CLEANUP

The Efforts of chief Sullivan to
drive gambling houses and hFothsis
from the business district south a
Nesier Way. In The new teudefiolrf
we're warmly commended by local
business men last nisht. me seat
tie Retail Grneefn' association mel
IN the ifinekiey block. and nat oniv
unanimously indnfprd the hetfen ~
the police ~ dftvinE questionable re-
sorts out the southern district. but
recommended that vice be SUPPRESS
- In all parts of the city
Offleerm fof the ensuing year were
elected a. faiiaNA President. ai~arE.s
v. Wiikes frat xirs president. p =
Damon second viee president. n
- J Nelson secretary. Garrett W.
p'$eii treasurer. GsnrTe A pid.
duck trustees. George v Wilkes. y
i HiwKiun l. u. sirtson. tnsepts
winship. A. Y. nirkfafd. George Al
Pidinek. Garrett W. OsSeii. J. e..
Leslie and " g Damon.
peiehert Bros Pianos 10 uuinn
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the hit Of the evening was the bur
iesaue on the 'flafadara sestetts, :.
Seattle rhsater.
Clara Nathes aud her company at
the Seattle thcateF win present Nell
Gwynnes tonight The company u
appearing In repertoire this week.
Richard Golden.
Richard Golden In aEAoxy CUTLER.
VIII appear al the drand tonight. to-
morrow night and at a matinee to-
Friends
The approval with which sFriendsa
II being eNerxN here received i pat
ent evidence that Manager ncn
stern made ne mistake ia bringing
that famous comedy drama hack
10 the stage. nor Ia enkaE sins ~ Mil
ton Reyle tte author, and Selma
fetter Hayte as the leading people
They play JeAn raddsn. r.. and
Marguerite Otto. IN which parts they
srured tftntnHhs IN SEASONS past.
Manager Guft af the GRAND has So
cured this popular attraction Tor four
performances starting Thursday.
Third Avenue.
THE James noyn IN Missouri will
thrill the audiences At the uptown
house this week The play Il better
than the average meioarama aud
well worth resns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
INJURED ay FALL

Frank bigger fell from pier A. on
the waterfront. this morning. ard
INSTEAD 81 landing In the water
struck a brick scaw lie VAS picked
M b. Policeman Cameron and sent
To- the Seattle General hospital. n
IL thought he u internally injured
II u believed he missed his fe0tinE
" lille Nnikln~ aiaun the trent
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CAUCHT In
THE ACT

Policeman Mcclure, wearing plain
elothcn. stood iu the Dewey saloon,
az the foot OF heHlcr way, yesterday
evening. and Jaw a larceny from the
person committed. Tho officer stood
within six feet % the drunk ROLLER
while he was taking money from the
pocket OF a helpless old man. The
work was we'll done, but McClurg
waited only until tho fellow had
taken 90 cents from his victim p
pocket lie then made the arrest
Ivan Jcnncy was the name OF uhc
man who was caught la the .acr Of
robbery, The old man who rave hin
name 10 the police ~ Fred irita. IN
held aa q witness.
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MA. NICHOLS pRoMorTD

Assistant Weather Observer ~ y.
Nichols Who for four years past has
been stationed az the local otlice, has
been promoted 60 the pusitlou ~
chief observer 90 the station nt Hell
ena, Mont. ne leaves Tor that post
December ~
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Notions

The Mnriowe Hookon Hose Sup.
porterr. made OF the very best
quality all silk ffiiied elastic an.
best satin pad. new button catch.
regular price tise per pair. ali
colors and black. sale price onls.
per paif ............ss........
Fancy Decorated Crepe Paper, al
new beautiful patterns. regular
value 2tc per fold. sale price, ia
s.sss..ss ss.ss.fsss... .ss+..... lor
The Fedora Wire Hair Pins. as
sorted sizes In boxes regular
price tc box, sale price. ! eoxes
Tor .s.....s.-ss-.ss--.. DC
Hat Elastic. white or black, extra
quality sale price. per yard. IT,
shaving Brushes. extra quality.
pure bristies. special. each. I0e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09

The mueh-tSlksd-af city meat In
speetpr has at last become a reality
At tho meeting Of the eitY council
last hight an ordinance was passed
creating the office At a salary af
te9 per month"; eenaisisrahie infiu-
ence II being brought to bsar ufssn
the board Of health and the city
coeneil 10 have a union butcher. Of
long experience. appointed 20 the pc
riticn
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eIvll ssRvIoe MArrrRs

The mental examinations for APP
piicantH for positions IN the police
aud fire departments will be held by
the civil service commission Thurs
DAY.
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delivery February 2nd. lae1- -.
said bonds vii not be 500 ss's-
pa. .....er
BIDS FOR bonds bearing a tfses'
rate OF interest than teh ". .s,-d
per anuum VIII not DC eoi.'' s'.s,ts
Al persons bidding Tot SUI , Vim.
excepting the state OF Neshn's1
are iUqallc1 10 deposit Win wv a
county treasurer. ose PEI 49,, A.
the par value OF the bends Nn'- ,sslr
posting with said TREASURES
bids, - an
No commission viii be allowed ~, -
the sale af said bonds. The aiies''n5
reserve the right to reject any
ALI bids. -. n
The purpose o. this bond ls ',.'s, :
to build additional school ppH ',.',s
and TO purchage necessary
and apparatus for same - the
School district No 80 lns,re''
town OF Rallard In les Anhu "a
The population of the els'f'' sce0
about -..s...t.tt. s.tsNs.ss ..natnrs
The valuation OF the school uv', ~ "a
and furniture is estimated a'ses,s,t
Assessed valuation OF school a, ~, "
for 1909 .....ss...t. p. e.,..s g.
BONDED debt mot includins ~ ~ IA
suel ........s.. ssstst.s.. ~ rs
warrant debt tincinaii'r arsf" ~ ga
tsrssf1 leza cash on ~ ~
nafed ~ seattle. Washihe'ui' ~
Gambler y 1908 ...,,.,x-
A. treasurer OF King County, Wash
nv henj. C. Levy, Deputy Treasurer
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Dear Old Soul
You're Not Changed n Bt Prom
What You used 20 ise.
The Volunteer orFaniHt
Teach our Haby That I'm Dead
The Lamb That strayed From
the Fold.
Eaiyation tSaered)
Ma Ebony Belle.
Rag hA-i.a-
ufea1nas
.Hina at Last.
INSTRUMENTAL PIECES.
At the Casino.
AalaheHEe.
La Susanna Spanish Waltz. by
,Horef4
The GranFhoppeFs Hop.
The Sun Dance. Indian charAc-
saefisfle.
Kentucky Corn ShuekerN.
The Christian WhltHcn
ftaEtime ReSerieE.
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IMPROVEMENT cLUs

The first meeting u the Fremont
Improvement Club was held last
night aud Officers elected W A.
Haiisy IL president. W wheeler.
SECRETARY. and y. u. goff. Treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09

REAR YET HEAR We!
Are you looklng for bargains anu
want something for holiday pres
ont We invite you TO call and see
air now line. watches. Jcwelry,
pInnnonds. cut Glass, Opera Glasses
Tnliet Goods, Umbrellas. Silverwafe.
Ws are making the lowest prices IN
seattle Genuine diamond rings from
"a. 90 IN, ladies' gold allied watches,
SO or, other goods equally as
low.
Make your selections now and nav
pnrt and balance any time befoiF
Christmas.
HoUGHToN q HUNTER.
Successors TO W. W. Houghton.
f0t First Avenue
watch INSPECTORS for the n. p. a.
n, and Seattle q Tacoma Rallways.
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Eight to Eleven

Polished Glass Turnblsrs, flute
bottom. : 10 n, q each. Only az
20 one buyer
Decorated chi cream Pitcher.
good size. , 10 an. r. each.
z5c Airships soHsthing new sne
entertaining . 10 II. ibc each.
Large packages Pyramid w.xh.
Ing Powder. regular zoe package. /
10 u. izc package. Only one to !
buyer.
W. n. Rogers Silver Plated
KNIVES and Forks, guaranteed for
10 years. regular sx.ls dozen. 1 &c
n. El.ss doE~f.
Mercerixed Pillow Cord. compls,s
assortment OF coiOra, value ire
yard, at lac. = 20 "a.
Beautiful studies ln Medallion e.
fectn. pictures u al good subject,
value Sc. 80 II. b7i..e each.
Tray Cloths. German linen.
frlnRed with drawn work cenfers
worth isc. 70 II wednesday. each,
Ioc.
lumber Doyiies. bieAched "a.
mask. ffinged, size sx1 lnchsf,
worth B.. o II Wednesday. each,
: cents.
Linen sh~etinE. 81 bieachec Hnsn
shse,ins. regular price Soc. 10 II
Wednesday. a yard. fsc.
Round Charters, beautifully made
up with satin bows and fznfy
hue klss. best quality fancy frilltl
elastic. special from ! 10 II. sc p,
pair.
Clinton Nickel Plated Raftf,
Pins. very best made. doxsn o.
card. regular price s.. g. i've ana
SO -.~- a. --ta price from u
II. choice. tc card.
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childfen's and Misses Red felt
Colonial HOUSE Slippers. leather
ssolss. spring heels, yaius ll.ov foI
be.
Ladies' Felt Lappet Slippers.
heather noles. low hssin. value ti.eo'
for sse.
Meme Velvet Embroidered House
/ Slippers. patent leather quarters,
value fGe. for sse.
sse. ! TO II. lie.
Mems r1ne Blue Yachting Cape.
worth bQc, 10 II, &c.
chlldren's Coats, Handsomely.
fsaaade and trimmed and best satin
lined. sell at tiz.1. ! TO II. half
! price ts2s.
Heavy ksrsey capes. valus 1io.co,
fun bear fur edged, high storm
rrollar. nicely lined and interiined,
" TO II. half pftce-st,go.
Infants silk Bits. Handsomely
embroidered and lace trimmed.
especial 70 II "Wednesday. Sso.
!, value tse-
womsn's Pine lee Wool Fascina-
tors. 10 black or white. special to
II "Wednesday. ti.oo. Regular price
ALT.
women's SIX Opera shAwis. col.
feiaes. speelsi ! 70 II. ass. Bssu-
slAF price ~ %,
wonens white Aprons. with
long. wide strings. special to II.
tte Regular value sbc.
Boys Golf Caps. ~ cadet blue.
navy blue. red and brown. worth
2se. for tfc.
boys Golf Yacht Caps. made IN
eight quarters. In navy blue. red
and brown. worth sc. for +5c.
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Music Worth IS and up
to 23c at &c

The following music. we'll worth
isc TO 4zc Will be on SALT toines-
row AT D..
VOCAL PIECES.
The Moth and the Flame.
Only You.
Music ia the Air.
n
The Washington times., 1902-08-21
Washington Grain Market.
THE COTTON MARKET.
Realizing on Rise Wipes Out Most of
the Advance,

NEW YORK, Aug 2o.-The voluu.e of
trading in cotton today was not as large
as yesterday but on the whole it was
better distributed, the South and Eu-
rope showing more disposition to trade
There was another moderate rise in
prices. owing to good buying by Wall
Street. New Orleans and Southern buy
ing. Liverpool and Continental buying.
covering OF shorts and more or less new
buying.
The weather in Texas was still hot
and dry. maximum temperature for the
twenty-four hours ending at IL a. m
being 9S to 1Gi degrees, and it was hot
in other sections. while there was little
rain over the entire belt, and there
were numerous reports of declining con-
ditions. especially in Teus, though
some unlavorable reports also came
from the region east of the Mississippi.
But, en- the other hand. many of the
crop reports we're bcarish.
The receipts of new cotton continued
on liberal scale. A larger movement
is expected in the near future. The
spot markets were quiet and cooler
weather was predicted for northwestern
Texas which some. thought might eX-
tend down into other sections OF the
State. so that later on the demand fell
off and most of the rise was obliter
ated on realizing.
The market closed barely steady. with
quotations unchanged to higher as
compared with yesterdays closing
u-iTpg
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LOCAL. AND GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

Corn scored very substantial ad-
vance. The buying of the December in
particular was of the very best sort.
The short interest in that month, as
well as September, is quite large. The
trade is feeling the effect of very small
receipts and the rapidly decreasing
stock. Arrivals today were only lS
cars, with three contract. Shipments
for tomorrow, 40 cars. In the cash
trade it is estimated that fully 100000
bushels per week will be needed for
several weeks TO come. Cash corn was
very firm. with No. selling at TO
4c over the September price.
Oats-The market was an unusually
broad affair and prices higher. The
serious condition of the crop in Iowa
the poor grading of the new grain. and
the very small contract stock here
were the prominent influences. Cash
oats were a full cent higher, and No.
3 white sold 1c to &c over September.
. Provisions were higher all around.
There was an advance of &c TO 10c in
hogs at the yards and some improve
ment in the Southern cash trade.
Packers and the local bull interests
were on the buying side, and were
mainly taking September and October.
They were credited, meanwhile, with
doing q little selling OF January. There
was some buying of the latter BY
shorts. Estimated receipts of hogs for
tomorrow, $4,000.
The following are the quotations:
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OVER A SCORE OF
NEW HIGH RECORDS

of the defeated interest that has been
contesting the control of the property.
United States Steel common was more
extensively dealt in than for long
time past, and with the preferred re-
corded a fractional net Improvement.
Tennessee Coal and Iron was fairly
active and, in sympa thy with the other
iron and steel issues. advanced point.
The railway bond market showed a
moderate increase in activity and the
tone was firm, support appearing for
the first time recently in Central of
Georgia first and second incomes.
In the curb market dealings were con-
siderably more active, and some ma
terial advances in prices occurred. The
especially strong features were North
orn Securities and Otis Elevator COM
mon. while the Seaboard issues, after
early advances, developed considerable
weakness.
The stock market closed firm at re-
cessions from the best prices.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,
Wheat Ranges Higher With Corn Scor-
ing Good Advance.

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Wheat ranged
higher with the trade moderate, but
showing an expanding tendency. Cen
eral rains in the Northwest yesterday
continued poor grading of current re-
ceipts, and an improved export demand
were The chief bullish influences In
addition, the weather in England was
showery, while in Argentina it was
much too dry. Baltimore also reported
an excellent conditional demand for
rye. which is believed to reflect un-
favorable harvest weather in Europe.
Seaboard sales were 81 loads today and
cash sales here 100000 bushels. At
lantic exports were 30S000 bushels.
Predictions for tomorrow are for gen.
orally clear weather in the Northwest.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2c.-Following are
the quotations in today's local whole
sale provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators, Si2. .269
bus. Southern wheat today was frmer.
Sales on grade at 721ac for No. 2 red.
70l2c for steamer red and 6Slac for re-
jected. Bag lots sold by sample, as to
quality and condition. at 631ac, &c, Csc,
CSC. zoe. 7lc and I2c.
Western wheat opened firm; August.
Telac. Foreign markets 5sc up in United
Kingdom; hc lower on Continent, while
speculative on this side were only firm
and without much swing. Cash and Au-
gust were not in any particular request
and neither was pressed for sale, the
price ruling about 72IAe. September sold
in small way at 72Ac. December was
7l&c. Not much wheat for sale. Private
cables limited in numer ard Indifferent
in tone. Market closed firmer Spot.
73c bid; August, I224c bid: September,
72Izc bid. 7224c asked; October. 72Ac
bid, 72l.c asked: December. 72c bid.
Sales 10000 No. red Western. spot.
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ness was reported at the same rate for
five and six months. The commercial
was quiet and unchanged at 4&Q5 per
cent for prime Endorsements and prime
single names, and 512 per cent for
others.
The clearing house statement COM
pares with that of yesterday as fol-
lows:
Aug. 70. Aug. 20.
Balances ................ 15,2gas0 12,1S9,6sS
Subtreasury debit ball.. 15'033 l,F6,5P
Money on call in London today was
steady at 2Ia per cent; fixtures. 21e per
cent Discounts at leading foreign CEN
ters. as reported by special foreign
cables, were as follows: London, 2ai per
cent; Paris. IA per cent; Berlin, 1A
per cent.
Foreign cxchange-The market for
sterling exchange was f;rmer today.
rates for all classes of remittance beins
shade higher than on yesterday. The
demand for spot bills was good, but the
supply continued very light. Offerings
of grain and cotton bills against future
shipments were extremely large.
Actual rates were as follows: Ster,
ling: Cables. 4S7.40d4.S7.50; demand,
4.S7 .05m 4.S710: sixty days. 4.Sil2; COM
mercial on bankers. demand i.S6A a
1868; sixty days. 4.SiA; documents for
payment, grain bills. i.Si$i M4.S5; cot
ton bills. 4.s334. Francs: Cables. 5.16l4 a
5.16I4 less 1-l6; demand. 5.167sd5.l6fs
less 1-16; sixty days. 5.1S2. Reichs-
marks: Cables. 95A demand. 95B: sixty
days. g47s. Dutch guilders, demand.
40 lie; sixty days, 1875.
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MONEY AND EXCHAM GE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2O.-Money on call
at the Stock Exchange today opened at
d; nor cent: high, 4: low, 8; last loan, 3.
The time money market was somewhat
easier today. The supply OF funds was
considerably larger than on yesterday.
al bids for accommodation running
from sixty days TO four months at per
cent were taken up. while a good bust
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MORE THAN A BILLION.
Value Of Packages Mailed From Treas

The number of packages handed dur
ing the last fiscal year, at the mails and
files division of the Treasury Depart
ment, was 267, ,401. which represented a
value of 81. .133, $40. .9O6.14. This enormous
sum includes revenue stamps from the
internal revenue bureau, bonds received
and sent out, bank notes received and
mailed, and everything of value that is
mailed at the Treasury Department.
The mails and files division is presided
over by Mr.. S. K Gaines.
The Washington times., 1902-08-21

roasted coffee-Pure Java. 32Izc; Mara
caibo. 221ac; pure Laguayra, 221sc; pure
Santos, 19c: African Java. 2012c: Rio
blend. 1sc; Peaberry mixture. 1712c; pure
Mocha, 3019c: Java Mocha blend. 2Sc.
These coffees are in fancy bags. paper
lined II packed in cans or tubs, &c
higher.)
Packages brands-E- L. c.. 100-lb
cases, 10iec; 60-lb cases, 10.60c; 36-lb
cases. zoe; Lion coffee. in 1O0-lb lots.
101Sc: In 60-lb lots. 10.2Sc.
Cotton-The local market was steady.
Middling, 9h. Stock, 1,727 bales.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Union Trust and Storage. 100
1O6. 2OG1O6; MergenthaIer. 100 1855, ga
1856: GRAPHIC, pfd.. 1OOGS12. 100ds7s. 5Od
.. 1OOG9, 1OOm91k, 1OO@iO. After call
Capital Traction As, s1.G0 0Od1OSA, $500d
1854: Mergcnthaler, 1G61s6; Washing
ten ST. Ry. As. s1.000d S52s. S2.00Od S5%.
As, s1.0OO6S5B. s5OOd85A, S5O0GS5h
s5OOGS5h. S2,000dS5, 81 .000gS5.
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The New York Quotations.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-The following
quotations were recorded on the Pro-
duce Exchange today: -
Cash grain-No. . red quoted at 2isa 2l2c
over September. I. o. b. aiioat, to arrive, ex-
port; No. ! northern Duluth, Il2c over septem-
her price; No. ! hard Manitoba, l2c over Sep
tember, to arrive; No. corn, 6il2c>f. o. b.
afioat. export; No. , white. 6si2c. and yellow,
70c; new No. white, 55c; new No. mixed
Ssc; No. Western rye, SIC new, +. o. b. afoat
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Government Bonds,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-The following
shows todays closing quotations for
Government bonds as compared with
yesterday:
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New York Stock Exchange, Aug. 20.

The following table shows the high
est, lowest. and last prices of all stocks
sold on the New York Stock Exchange
today In amounts Of 500 shares or more.
and the net changes from yesterdays
closing prices:
The Washington times., 1902-08-21
" HEAT.

No. red. 767sa17i4. +. o. b. afoat.
No. ] northern Duluth, s2k, (. o. b. afioat.
No. corn, GiI9. f. o. b. aioat.
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PRIVATE LOANS
WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY

On your furniture. pianos, organs. etc. and
you can pay II back in small weekly month
~ payments ABSOLUTELY No DELAY.
Our business Is strictly confidential: no en-
tarrassiEg questions 10 ask you Lowest rates
IN the city. Private ofices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY.
els Street y. W.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN at Si1 to per cent. in sums
OF u, 900 to $1,000. D. c. real estate; pay
of and per cent mortgages and begin anew;
ell transactions conducted with economical con-
alteration for borrowers. VA. ii. SAUNDERS
& CO.. liO7 81.
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REAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA
IL CO. MAN store, cogner Ith and ( sts
~ Branches all over the city and in all
r.aIsr.a
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FOUND.
DERMATOLOGY.

Dandrun. irritation, Failing
Hair. and all Disorders affecting
Hair or Scalp speedily cured.
20 HS II. WOODBURY. A.. 4.
1lth and I SITS. nw.. Washington.
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Money Leaned Salaried People,

Retail merchants. teamsters boarding houses,
without security: largest business in s2 prin-
cipal cities TuLNAN. Room lol. 523 '5;h 81
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