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ANDRES
MURDER CONFIRMED.

Winnipeg, Man, March GA report
sent out from the Hudson Bay post ut
Fort Churchill over two years ago
that Andree the Swedish aerdaaut.
and his ossociatcs,' had been killed By
Esklmos Is confirmed by advices re-
celved ut the head Office Of the company
here. Aston Churchill the company's
most northerly position on the west
coast Of Hudson Bay, has written that
after about two years search the men
sent ont by him have returned with
report similar TO the one FIRST published.
Traces of the daring balloonist and his
associates We're followed for hundreds
Of miles hut 1t was Impossible 70 To-
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London. March 6,--rhe second leveo
held by King Edward since his acces-
sion 10 the throne occurred at ST
James palace today II was not 50
largely attended az tie first OF the
kings levees but II was surrounded 10y
the same elaborate ceremonial, \ dense
fog marred the function from spec
tacular point OF view, both within and
without the palace. No Americans
were presented, but the members Of the
United States embassy attended the
CorpmOnN
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FOR PRESIDENTS PROTECTION.

judiciary committee, then discussed the
bin for the protection OF the president
II was. he thought, very grave ques-
ton and he did not believe the measure
ought TO be passed without amend
ment.
In view OF the recent calamity which
had befallen the nation IN the assas-
slnatloD OF President Mckinley. the
subject OF the pending bin was a DIM
cult one to dlscuss He paid high
tribute 10 President Mckinley saying
he was the most "anlable courteous
and pleasant man have ever met in
high station and from him he had al.
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YOUNG osMAN PAsHA.
Sentence Of Death COMMITTED 20
life imprisonment.

Constantinople, March G-Osmau
Pasha, a son OF the famous Kurdish
chief. Bedrahan Pasha, whose trial on
the charge Of high treason began here
Feb. 20 behind closed doors, has been
sentenced to death, but The sentence
viii be communted to perpetual inn
prlHolment
Gen. Sazlml paaha son-in-law OF
the former grand yizier All Pasha, has
been arrested
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Washington, March Cat the CON
clusion Of the routine business In the
senate today consideration was begun
of the bill providing FOR the protection
OF the president OF the United states,
Pending discussion OF the bill, Mr..
Frye Of Maine. In charge OF the ship
ping bill. asked unanimous consent that
a final vote upon that bill and all
amendments be taken on Monday,
March Il, ~ p. m. Without comment
the senate agreed To the request.
Mr.. Bacon OF Georgia, member Of the
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Casper, Wyo. March 6.-Chares
Woodland, convicted OF the murder Of
Sheriff Kicker. and sentenced to be
hanged on March %, win be granted
a longer time in which to prepare for
the gallows. Judge Bramel denied
the motion OF Woodland for a new trial
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EXECUTED NATIVES
WITHOUT TRIAL.

Manila March GA court-martial
has been ordered To try Mai I.itteton.
n Waller ana Lieut. John II Day OF
the marine corps on March II next on
the change Of executing natives Of the
island Of Samar without wial. Some of
The circumstances IN the case are pecu-
limN attractions one native was tied to
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Fire In Beatrice, Ncb.

Beatrice, Neb., March 6--Fhe this
morning caused $4,000 loss in the bust.
ness district Of Beatrice and six ire-
in contact with live wires. The in-
jured;
James Coon. acting chief George
MaXneids. Herbert Palmer. Guy Lind
cot. Larry Harper, Arthur Woke
Although In a serious condition II Is
belieN ed me victims viii recover, Chief
Coon sustained the most damaging
shock,
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THE MURDERER OF SHERIFF KICKER
He will Not be Executed March 49, Judge Brane Having
Derisd Woodland New Trial and Stay Of Sentence
Has Been Allowed Him. Pending Appeal

and the case viii be taken 10 the SUI
preme court, stay OF sentence being
granted for that purpose AS con
siderable time will be required by the
supreme court to review the case,
Woodland cannot be executed before
May or June.
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a tree and publicly shot In the thigh,
The next day the man was shot in thu
arms The third day he was shot in
the body ana the fourth day the native
was killed
Friends OF the two officers attribute
their actions TO loss Of mind, due TO the
priyations which they suffered Ia the
island OF Samar.
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The 81. LonIs booked.

southampton March 6-The Ameri-
can line steamer St Louis from New
York, was docked at 9:iO Il, m. today.
after having been detained by fog In
the Solent for nine hours,
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Prime Henry received a cablcgram from
his brother Emperor William u con-
graduating him uDon receiving the de'
gree Of Ill. -, from Harvard university
and saying that Il was the highest nom
or which America could confer upon
him
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Destructive Fire in plainneld, n. j,

plalnneld, n. j.. March 1.-THE most
destructive FIRE that Planhcld has ex-
perienced In many years destroyed the
Babcock building, a Eve story brick
and two adjoining buildings early to-
DAY. The total loss was S250,O00 The
GROUND floor ut The Babcock building
was occupied by Woodruff a Martin,
drygoods merchants. and the post
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penso noe IN Nnglish channel

London March G.Fogs in 'he chan
nels are causing numerous minor mis-
haps TO shipping A Holyhead steam
CT grounded today and her passengers
were landed In the vessel boats, Rail-
road and street traffic is impeded,
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J. c. Dick filed a suit IN the city
court today against the Regulator Min
ing company 10 collect $50 for services
as surveyor, alleged 10 have been rem
dered FOR said company In September,
1901
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OF course this young girl" story Is
like the thousands Of similar tales that
have preceded It, II Is absolutely
without foundation In fact, But It al,
ways makes Interesting reading and
is always counted upon as good thun-
der by those who relish that sort oil
Thing
In connection with This statement 1t
might not bp Improbable to give. somc
real figures of work done IN the Danish
mission last year Denmark rs divided
into three conferences md - branches
The conferences are at Copenhagen.
Aalborg aud Aarhus The total nam
Der Of haptisms IN 1901 was l4i. and the
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UINTAH INDIAN
RESERVATION!
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Discusses Senator Kearns
Bill for Opening Of Same-Forence Mining Lease Hearing
To Come Off March Sl--Witnesses TO be Summoned

Postmaster. General Payne VIII not be-
subpUnaed before the committee but II
l. probable that he will be- asked TO
make statement on the leasing Of lAnd
while he was president OF the FLORENCE
company
PENSION FOR MRS, SOLOMON.
The house has passed the senate bill
granting Mrs Henrietta Solomon, SAT-
Lake, a pension of $50 per month.
TO BE MADE MONEY OFFICES.
Congressman Sutherland visited the
postolice department today ANA recon-
inended that the following pusioillces
become international money order Of
iires Castledale huntington sunny
side, and Castle Gate. also the office al
cleveland be- made domestIc money
order
FROM COY, WELLS,
Mr. Sutherland received Il telegram
Today from Gov Wells inquring about
The order Withdrawing land from set
Element Nh sutherland Informed the
governor that the order WAS made by
ihp secretary AT The suggestion Of the
general land Office az the description
Mas found % be indefinite la some mi
nor particulars requiring further cor
lrciiun snd IL has been referred bacl,
20 the department for correction There
Is no probability Of the order being rc-
called IL Will probably be promulgated
IN the next two or three weeks
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ABOUT MORMONS IN DENMARK
Another Wodbe Sensational and Baseless Young Girl Story
Emgrated 10 the United States = What Last
Years Figures Actually Show

Copenhagen March 1.-THE Nor.
mon missionaries propaganda here has
become 80 active that they are distrib-
uting literature even within the Dan
ish churches urging young girls to at
tend Mormon meetings Statistics
show that one out Of every o Danish
emigrants to the United States becomes
Mormon The clergy, in connection
with the government are continuing
their plans to put an end to the prose-
lytIng,
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Washington, y, G., March Cat The
meeting of the senate committee og IN
dian affairs the bin Of Senator Kcarns
for opening the ulntah Indian reserva-
ton for settlement was discussed SEM
otor Qurales opposed the opening Of the
reservation aud senators Euwlins and
Clapp spoke In favor Of the hill No
conclusion was reached aud the same
subject win be brought up at the meet.
=. ing Of the committee Ola Thursday Of
next week.
10 SUMMON WITNESSES.
The committee decided that the hear.
ing for the Investigation Of the Florence
Mlhclal company leases viii be- held on
March u. SubpWnaes were sent out to-
cay FOR the following persons to APP
lear before the committee as witnesses,
j, II Measc, John McAndreWs, Ward f.
Pack A. i WhitIpck Of Venal: Agent
Howell T.. Myton. James NJ Mclaugh-
I'm ana Walter H. Graves, Indian IN
specturs; Commissioner Of Indian or
flee w \. Jones, w. # Trims, assist
ant commissioner, Clark Tonner
charles + Larabee and Joseph b. Cox
of the Indian office; Leroy r. Thomson.
Chicago. u. II, Harper Akron, O.;
James H. Moyle. Salt Lake. and Henry
g. Henderson, White Plains, H. "
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s7ols bus: White. hit 2 lel4c; sales No.
} iSizq i9c; &c. = 37is a 4sc, mixed No. 2,
47,. .,9minal No.. ,,.,s;,-:- 1;,--
Rye-NaFFef vas dull. Stock in eleva-
tors. SO.ls2 bus; No. spot in carlots. Goa
Sic; No. rye, SIC No rye. $50 G5s12e;
No Western rye, e2G62i.c in export cle-
vators nj '-
Butter-Market was firm. Creamery.
separator, extra. 2sa27c: extra first. 24G
25c; creamery, first. 2Sk d2ic; do, imitation
extra. 2ia22c; Iowa and " W. ladle ex-
ira, 20a2lc; do, extra. first. 2Oc; Elgin
creamery prints. la-lb 27T 2Sc; do lib. 261
&c; do, 2-lb. 26m26lsc: Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA creamery prints, l2-lb, 25c;
do lib. 2id25c
Esgs-The market is quiet. Strictly
fresh. l5l2c; Western. 15iRc.
Poultry-Market firm. Old fowls. 12i5T
l3c; spring chickens, to IA lbs, 3Od32c;
winter chickens. 1sd22c apiece; ducks,
10c; ROSTERS. each 25d 30c.
Green coffee-Markct steady. No. Caio
gradel. 51ac.
Package brands-E L. c.. 100-lb cases,
10Izc; 60-lb cases, 10 6-l0c: 36-lb cases,
10 7-1Oc; Lion coffee, liz lO0-lb lots, lo.1se;
in 60-lb lots, 10.2Sc.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.

BALTIMORE, May S.-Following are to-
days quotations in the local wholesale
grain and provision markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators, 399.9iS bus
Southern today was firmer. No. red nom
inally afioat at S5l2c. Bag lots by sample
sold at Sac.
Western wheat opened quiet and steady:
May, 79isc. Foreign markets were only
&c off, while speculative on this side were
fairly steady. There was not much trade
in cash wheat, but red winter continues to
widen in premium, S5c being bid without
attracting sellers. May was dull but July
sold at 1915. Only limited amount OF
wheat on market. Private cables dull, no
feature in foreign situation. Market open
ed firm; spot May, s0hc bid; July. 7sAc
bid. Sales, $4,000 May, 79isc; $4,000 July,
7slkc: 10 600 May. soc. Settling price con-
tract, S01sc; No. red, S5c; No. red,
size; steamer No. red, Sic.
Corn-Stock in elevators. 69,252 bus.
Market for Southern today was steady.
Small lot of white sold by sample at
s7Iac. Receipts of yellow were absent.
Quote No. white at 65c. Cob was firm
at s3.30d3.35 per bbl for prime new yell
low on spot in carload lots.
Western corn was quiet and steady.
Cash corn was in small supply and not
in particular request but July was in
demand. and sii4 was bid readily for this
option Private cables very dull. Market
closed strong; spot, 65c bid; May 65c bid;
July 64%c bid. Settling price, mixed, Csc;
steamer mixed, 6ic.
Flour-The market was steady. Winter
Extra, s3.10G3.i0; Winter Clear, S3.5O9
3.75; Winter Straight, s3.75d3.s5; Winter
Patent s39OG415; Spring Clear, sS.l5T
3.35; Spring Straight, s3.s0di.00; Spring
Patent, $4.00Gi.25; City Mills Best Pat
ent. $3.50; City Mills High Grade Patent,
si.7o; City Mills High Grade Straight
s4.30; City Mills Choice Family, s4.05;
City Mills Super. S3.0od3.10; Rio Extra,
S4d415; rye flour, medium to choice,
s3.2OG3.50.
Oats-Market quiet. Stock in elevators.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Rules Firm and Steady, Closing
at an Advance.


CHICAGO. May s. The market for
wheat ruled firm all day on covering by
shorts, encouraging cables. good cash de-
mand, and the strength in the May op-
ton. The close was firm, May &c, July
&c, September &c, and December NC
higher than last night. Liverpool report
cd their market as steady. Continental
markets were also steady. There was a
good demand for cash wheat again to-
day both by millers and for export, with
fairly large business reported. Seaboard
reported good business there for export.
Weather throughout the spring and win
ter wheat belts continued favorable, and
crop reports now coming in are more
favorable.
Coin had large trade today, and the
principal feature to the market was the
covering by shorts. Prices closed, July
&c and September Lc higher than last
night. Country offerings were moderate;
cash demand rather quiet. Foreign mar
kets were steady; Liverpool closed Nd
lower for the day. Weather continues
favorable.
Oats-There was a moderate trade in
oats, and the principal feature to the
market was covering by shorts. especially
in the May option, which month, after
selling as high as iSisc toward the end of
the session. reacted and closed at 42c.
July and September closed &c over last
night. Country offerings were moderate,
cash demand good. and liberal sales were
reported. Weather generally favorable
for the growing crop.
Provisions opened strong ON higher hogs
and lighter receipts and was instantly
taken In hand by the leaders and by ag-
gressive buying advanced market rapid
ly. closing at best prices of the day. Pork
received the most attention, and trade to-
day was very large in it, outsiders taking
profits and brokers buying
The following are the quotations:
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LOCAL AND GENERAL MARKETS

to have sent sonN supporting orders, but
they failed to stem the decline.
Drygoods reports on the whole are not
unfavorable. though print cloths at the
moment are rather quiet. The trouble is
a lack of snap in the speculation here and
at the other great centres Of cotton trans
actions, together with the growing i'm
preston that the new crop is on the
whole starting well and that new and
more or less depressing factor has thus
entered the market.
1t is worthy of note that the exports
were larger than the receipts. though the
receipts were the largest of any day this
week.
Tine market closed steady. with quota
tions to is lower as compared with yes
terdays closing prices.
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THE COTTON MARKET.
Sharp Break Follows Liverpool Decline
and Favorable Weather.

NEW YORK, May S.-Therc was sharp
break in cotton, owing mainly TO two
things-a fall of Is American points in
Liverpool and favorable weather at the
South. This caused heavy local and
Southern liquidation. Another depressing
factor was the liberal movement to The
ports. There we're reports, too, that
there may be some increase in the acre
age in Texas. New Orleans is understood
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GREATLY ALARMED.
By Persistent Cough, but Permanently
Cured by Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

Mr. II. +. Bmbagc student at Law, ia Green.
VILE. S. c. had been troubled for four or five
wears with continuous cough, which he saws
'.creatly alarmed me, causing me TO fear that
] was In the trs; stage of consumption" Mr.
Burtage having seen Chambeslain's Cough lem.
cdy advert iscd, concluded TO try il. Now read
what he rays Of II: Il soon felt remarkable
change and after using two bottles of the 20
cent size. was permanently cured" Sold by
Henry EvaEs, Wholesale and Retail, and all
druggi ists.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION
rENTY-FIRST YEAR,

TwENTY-FIRST YEAR.
ASSETS ,I79 06T So
SIRILJS .-.-...-....-... luo5Zi
Pays $1,000 every month to members as inter
est ON deposits. You may receive part of this
dividend By becoming subscriber. You may
pay S. or 4, ,UOo. You viii get per cent per
annum.
You will get your interest every three months.
Our shares are sls5, advanced for 81 per month
as interest on the advance.
IS interest On loan o. s925.
$40 interest on loan Of 81 $50.
SIS interest lean Of S2,T5
s2O interest On loan Of ss, 100.
Payments ol the debt made TO suit the bor-
rover
On building loans charge interest only
the amount used while building. and not the
whole, until it Is ell drawn. Settlement Of half
shares made at any time and interest saved by
the borrower on the half share. The greatest ami
most flexible Building Association in the District.
OFFICE: 5OG llrII ST.
JOHN COOK, Sec ANDREW GLASS, Pres.
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OUTLOOK REGARDED
IN FAVORABLE LIGHT
Government Bonds.
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-Wash Gas: 1GSO: 37d7siz; la
7SN. Greene Copper: 2Od27h; 2Od25A;
14Ud26. After Call-D. c. 3.65's: sl0oal25.
Union Trust: 10G104. Wash Gas: 25d so.
Nat. Safe Dep: 3O@1e21z; 2G165. Greene
Conner. l5m26h.
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Sale of Adirondack.

The first sale of Adirondack since the
collapse of the Webb Meyer syndicate was
made at a decline of s6% points from the
last previous sale. Regarding the efforts
of the head of that syndicate to repudiate
his connection with IT, il seems pertinent
TO remark that they are not received in
Wall Street as being in accordance with
the facts.
The dealings In bonds, while not large
In the aggregate, were unusually well dis
tributed.
In the outside market, Virginia Coal and
Coke SIS made a new high record, selling
at so.
The tone at the close in all of the mar
lets was in the main firm.
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loiaI -.S--fup, fJJ 10
District Of Columbia. county Of Washington.
|. CHARLES +. WHITE, cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the hes: of my knowledge
and belief. CHAS z. WHITE.
ClShitr.
Subscribed and sworn to before me 'iis 9Th
day Of May. 1902. EUGENE MORGAS.
Notary Public.
CoFreet-Attest:
G. 4. JAMES.
G. ". HOWARD
JAMES L. NORRIS.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
TRADERS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON.
At Washington. in the District Of Columbia, at
the close Of business April 80, 1902.
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Correct-Attest:
THOMAS r. JONES
ALBERT 5. STURTEVANT,
JOHN CAMMACK,
H. HURT
f. S. JOHNSON.
II. A. WILLARD,
". T.. EDMONSrON,
WILLIAM \. GORDON,
". V cox.
W. RILEY DEEBLE,
WMhA. MEARNs.
WOODBURY. BLAIR,
G. T. DUNLOP.
GEO II. PLANT, Jr,
HORACE WYIIE.
:. THOMAS BROWN,
HENRY ORTIZ.
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON,
Directors
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Total -. .'...-.,---..; 56S %
Agreements to purchase loans secured real
estate, heretofore negotiated and sold consti-
tuting a contingent liability, and amour ing to
sYr 80.
District of Columbia. ss:
l. ANDREW PARKER. treasurer of the above
named company, do solcmnly swear that the
above statement is true 70 the hcst of ny
knowledge and belief.
ANDREW PARKER. Tr-lsmrt-.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
Gay Of May, 1902. ALFRED Is. DENT
Notary Public.
Correct at:ost:
JSo. JOY EDISON,
JNo. A. SWoPE,
ELLIS SPEAR,
J. NJ CLAPP.
ALLISON NAlLOR. Jr.,
WATSON J. NEWTON.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
A. 4. WILSON
n. II. SHEA
S. J.. PHILLIPS.
W. +. BARKER,
HENRY X. WILLARD.
cEAs. D. BAILEY,
JOIN II. LARNER.
LOUIS I. SHOEMAKER
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
MI DirectorA
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District Of Columbia, county Of Washington, S.:
l. GEORGE HON ARD, cashier Of the above
named company, do solemnly that the
above statement is true the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief. GEORGE HOWARD,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 9th
day Of May. 1902. WILLARD II. MYERS,
Notary Public.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,
At Washington. in the District Of Columbia, at
the close o; business April 30, 1902.
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Total -. ....'.....-....-.... llO,3J1 2s
District Of Columbia, S.:
|. J. GALES MOORE. cashier Of the above
named bank, TO solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief. J. GALES MOORE.
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9TH
day Of May, 1902.
ALFRED II. BRIGGS, Notary Public
COrrect-ittcst:
F. sOuTHARD PARKER,
II. HURT.
G. T. DUNLOP,
j. Is. WlMER.
HENRY X. WILLARD,
JOHN d. LARNER,
". II. MOSES
JOIN TAYLOR ARMS,
MI Directors.
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FINANCIAL. STATEMENTS.

REPORT nF THE CONDITION
of ihe y -
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON CITY.
At Washington. in the District Of Columbia, at
the close Of business April 30, 1902.
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REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF the
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Al Washington. in the District of Columbia. at
tic close Of business April 81, lfG2
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT, SAVINGS AND
TRUST CO. OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,
At Washington. in the District Of Columbia, at
the close OF business April 80, ls2.
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Canadian Pacifc's Future.

The persistent buying of Canadian Pa
cific has not been explained except on
the basis Of earnings. There is reason for
believing, however, that this important
transcontinental line is not being ignored
in the plans being matured for bringing
the transportation interests of this con-
tinent into more harmonious relations.
In the early dealings the local traction
stocks were adversely affected by the fl
ing of the report Of the referee on the
franchise tax case.
In the industrials the more important
changes were in Amalgamated Copper,
which was exceptionally strong through
out, and at a reaction from the best price.
closed nearly point higher than yester-
day. Other industrials that were strong
At advancing prices were American Cot
ton OIL, American Smelling common, and
National Lead. After sharp break in the
early dealings International Power recoy-
cred rapidly, and closed with a net gain
Of 1lz points. The dealings were unusual
ly light in it.
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FINANCIAL.
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON. D. G.
Capital, 100000
Surplus, 100000
EXCHANGE ON
ENGLAND, IRELAND. FRANCE. anG GERMANY
LETTERS OF CREDIT
AVAILABLE IN ALL FOREIGN PARTS
BANK COLLECTIONS.
ORDERS FOR INVESTMENTS
STOCKS AND BONDS.