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The EE, is authorized to announce William i- Beck a- a candidate for Inc office of Jus.ice of the Peace of Clifton district.
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Presbyterian Church, Curry H. Love pastor. Sunday services II a. m. subject "Who Shall Inherit Eternal Life Q" p. m. subject John The Bab- tist," Sunday Shool 10 q. m. All arc invited. Men made welcome in shirt whist
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Nice assortment of crack CTS. biscuits and cakes in cartoons.-S. J. Forbes
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Dclcr1fc to Courrcs. ............ s2j p For County bHcCs. ....-... -...-.--- 70 ,r For Precinct Offices. .-..-..-.---. Q r All announce ICnt- must be accompanied by
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m. Are caught by Short Stop and fln8 Sticky Fly Paper.
 Noung's Pharmacy.
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Children's and Ladies Mexican Hats, prices low. $. J. Forbes.
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LosT-One bunch keys on chain Lost between Hotel Clifton and South Clifton bridge. Finder please return to this office
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Jesus Hernandez, working on the construction of the broad gague rail- road above Longfellow, under Chas. Chesterfield, broke his leg yesterday while attempting to get on a moving train. He is now in the Longfellow hOsnital nnderuoinr reDairS.
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MINES AND MINING.

Cy. McQuarrie and Jack Hinton are back from d prospecting trip in New Mexico.
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n. III Water is free from Typhoid l1Stlllh1 and Malaria germs This oiooiiiou is served at our Fountain. IOunC'S PharmacV
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\ fire occurred at Bisbee Tuesday, which was the most disastrous in the history of the place. The total loss is about $l2.000, and the property de- stroyed included tha,aS-lers' change room and contents, rofe house and con- tents, about POO feet of car track and several hundred feet of mine timbers.
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Become an architect. We teach you to support yourself while learning The International Correspondence school, Scranton, Pa. Local represent atlve, J. F. Cox.
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Newi crop tea-all kinds.-S. J. Forbes.
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COchisc county will have q legal execution, being the first in nearly two years. Geuerlcrmo Romero will do the drop act, under the supervision of Sheriff Dell Lewis. Graham cOun- ty should have d few entertainments of this kind. which would have ten dency to lesson crime, and save the county vast sums in the prosecution Of criminals. Graham counys principal item of expense k caused by the crimi- uals, yet the sympathy of the jury seems to be with the man who com mjts the crime.
 The Solomonville Bulletin, in view of the prevalence of smallpox in that section insists on section 35g of the penal code being rigidly enforced. The section i, as follows:
 "Every person who wilfullK exposes himself or another afflicted with any contagious or infectious disease in any public place or thCrOughfare. except in his necessary removal in a manner the least dangerous to the public health, is guilty of q misdemeanor."
 Wiley F.. Jones, who spent few days in Clifton last week, rented suite of offices in brick building on Copper avenue, and returned homo tO pack up his library, which he will at once ship to Clifton. Mir. Jones has decided to locate permanently in Cliff ton. in order to be in closer touch with his clients, who mostly reside in the east end of the county. Mr. Jones is one of tho best lawyers in Arizona, and his location in Clifton proves his head is level.
 New two room store for reut on Chase Creek. Will be completed about July l0. Apply to owner in same building opposite E. E. B store.
 Meetings will be held by the Meth odistS at the school house on Sunday. Sunday school at 10 q. m., preaching at II q. m. and $ p. n. Everybody is cord iallV invited To attend
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The ERA is in receipt of letter from 'Chihuahuu stating that while Ben Crawford and Ike Stevens were making their way down a baranca about 100 miles from Chihuahuu. they ran into large drove of bears which showed fight. Ben killed six Of them in two minutes, and captured two more. Ben is always loaded for bear.
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James ;. Cromb, who has kept q weather record here for many years, states that thc past few days have been the hottest ever known here.
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P.F. Crowley was down this week from the mine. to receive new raso- line hOisting engine. which will soon be in operation on the property. As soon as bridge can be built across the Culch, regular shipments will be made from tbe mine to the 4. (. company. The mine i. looking remarkably well. and producing rich ore
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Hoffman and Porter hate struck Some ver- rich gold ore On their claims at Cola Fulch. r these gold strikes were made iu any section but . copper district there would be great excite ment over the discoveries. At DO dis tant day there will be some biz gold mines discovered in this section.
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Rooms to Rent @5:@s@ esS F. "H'5s ii$5: ply at Young's Pharmacy.
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Since the new rate went into effect between Clifton and lower Gila points hay has commenced tu arrive by the ear load.
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A new bank hI, jIss been opeu2i at Douglas and another i7 being organ izcd for the same town. My, how thcsc Arizona towns do grow
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In view of tho fact that there is a considerable amount of sickness in town. which is attributed to bad water, Assistant Manager Veitch has caused to be brought in daily a tank of pure water from Guthrie, which iS delivered free for drinking purposes to all who will bring their buckets and come to the depot for it. The water is duly appreciated by the public
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Col. S. F. Wilson. Dc~ocratic candi- date for delegate from Gavapai county, spent few days in Graham county last week. and was well received by the people, with many ot whom he was previously acquainted. Mir. Wilson visited Clifton and Morcnci before re- turning homo. Nr. Wilson is making an active campaign all over the terri tory.
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wv. A NOoi'T. County School Superintendent
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r. '. Clark, for many years the Col lcctor of Customs at EG Pa,o. arrived in Clifton this week with hi, family with the intent of locating. For the past two years Mr. Clark has been rauching lu Lincoln County. Now Mexico, but concluded to try his luck in a mining country. He has many friends hero among the old timers who gave him d hearty welcome.
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New two room store for reut on Chase Creek. Will be completed about July 10, Apply to owner in same building opposite E. E. B. store.
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Hardware. stoves, enamelwarc. tin ware, etc. S. I Forbes.
 First.class dry goods a speciality at J F.. Holt's.
 Fresh fruits received daily. $. J. Forbes.
 1T you want portrait work, see Ris- don's display before going elsewhere. The First National Bank will cash your drafts aud checks on any point without cost to you.
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Meetings will be held by the Meth odistS at the school house on Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a. m., preaching at II q. m. and $ D. ID. Everybody Is cordially invited to attend.
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During the past few days the ther- mometcr has reg i7jcrcd llO to llj de- &rccs, according to the building and Its location. The summer days will soon loo here.
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A lot and large tent in Patterson's addition. North Clifton for sale cheap. Enquire Of D. F. Willlins
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" l.. Allen. c. NJ. Seegar and J. x . Abbott, who hare. been mining for some time at Stein's Pass, think they have bonanza in the way Of a gold miGe. Their ore averages S47 in gold and they think they have plenty of itr The mine is within q few hundred feet Of the =. r. track. They propose to form a company and sell stock for de-
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Bisbcc has new water service. The water is pumped up from Naco. Bis bee didn't get it before she needed it..
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You have probably noticed that the days are growing shorter since June
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Surveyor General Hugh II. Price will soon let contract for surveying 25D.0UO acres of land in the northern part Ol Arizona,
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undca recent treaty between Great Britain and the United States British consular officers represent the absent and unknown heirs of British born per sons dying iurstatc. Those who are interested in such matters in Arizona will find h to their advautage to ad- dress the British Vice Consulate at Los Angeles, California
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lt k not uucommon to read of people being poisoned by eating ice cream. This is pointer for the boys.
The Washington times., 1902-10-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O-wheat. after open
ing slightly lower than Saturday night S
close, owing to fine weather and disap.
pointing cables from abroad, sharply ad-
vanced under active buying. Later in
the day there was free realizing to Sc.
cure profits, which caused a weak mar.
ket during the last half of the session
Liverpool reported their market steady
higher for the day. While cash de-
mand was quiet here still there was a
good demand in the Northwest and a
fair demand at the seaboard for export
Estimated receipts for tomorrow, COW
ering forty-eight hours, 1876.
Corn ruled weak all day in spite of
the early firmness in wheat Weather
was generally favorable and cash de-
mand was rather quiet This no doubt
led to great deal of profit taking, es-
pecially in the nearby futures. Foreign
markets were quiet, Liverpool closing
1sd lower for the day Country offer
ings were light, but with continued good
weather they should increase. Trade
was large all day and a good deal OF
long corn has been sold out.
Provisions opened weak on large run
OF hogs and sharp decline at the yards.
There was liberal outside buying on
strength in grain and scalpers loaded up
but the persistent selling by commits
sion houses and brokers caused suspi-
cfon that important longs were all sell
ing, and the market reacted quickly.
The following are the quotations.
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The New York Quotations.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-The following
quotations were reported on the produce
exchange today:
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 20.-There was a
moderate advance in cotton today owing
mainly to lighter receipts and large ex-
ports, which exceeded the receipts by
some $4,000 bales. Wall Street. New Or
leans. Liverpool and the Continent
bought.
An early decline OF to 5 points was
due to favorable weather at the South
and some selling for local and Southern
account, partly for spot houses. Bears
were inclined to be cautious however, on
account of the marked decrease in IL !,
movement which is expected to fall of
for the week some $4,000 to 100, 600 bales
as compared with last year. Then too.
while warmer weather was predicted for
Texas, cooler and rainy conditions wers
indicated for the section east of the
Mississippi.
The market closed steady, with quota
lions l to points higher, as compared
with Saturdays closing prices.
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COURT RECORD.

Equity Court No. 1, Justice Hagner-
Nelson VS.. Nelson; testimony before A.
II. Gait, examiner ordered taken. VIII
son VS.. Rench; title invested in COM
piainant. Mariner VS.. Benjamin; pro
confesso against defendants vacated.
Asher VS.. Asher; testimony before J. E.
Potbury, examiner, ordered taken. Ken
ney vs.. Kennev, testimony before F. II.
stephens, examiner. ordered taken.
Marsh vs.. Marsh; testimony before Percy
Metzger examiner, ordered taken.
Christian VS.. Christian: testimony be-
fore j. II. Lichliter, examiner. ordered
taken. King VS.. King; appearance of
absent defendant ordered. Frazier vs..
Frazier; appearance of absent defendant
ordered. Hanran VS.. Hannah; testi
moy before P. E. Budlong examiner. or
dered taken. Crown VS.. Crown; testi-
mony before albert Harper. examiner
Ourdan VS.. Ourdan; divorce. a vinculo
matrimonii grained. Johnston VS.. john
ston; offer accepted and sale finally rati
fed. Lesh VS.. Lesh; motion to rescind
order of September 10 overruled
Travers VS.. Travers; sale ratified and
reference to auditor ordered. Hawkins
VS.. Hawkins; divorce a vinculo matri-
monii granted. Schneider VS.. Buffers
IleiiS. pro COHleSSO against uelenddntS
all granted. Swan VS.. Swan; divorce
vinculo matrmonii granted. Buckley vs.
Buckley; divorce vinculo matrmonii
granted. Daley VS.. Daley; divorce
yinculo matrimonii granted. Butler VS..
Butler; appearance Of absent defendant
ordered. Masters VS.. Masters; divorce
vinculo matrimonii granted. Hobson
VS.. Hobson; commission ordered to is
sue.
Circuit Court No. /, Chief Justice
Bingham Ingram ct al VS.. Shuler. Shut
& Co verdict for interveners. Niece vs..
Cherry ct al; judgment of dismissal va
Gated. Tolson VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; on trial.
Circuit Court No 2, Justice Clabaugh-
keenan, vs. O'Connor; judgment by de-
fault. Allen VS.. McGill; sealed verdict
ordered. Carver VS.. Union Trust and
Storage Company: motion to make GER
tain parties plaintiff granted.
Criminal Court No. /. Justice Ander
States VS.. John Rhodes,
motion for new trial
fled. United States VS. Joseph Mann.
The Washington times., 1902-10-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL MARKET REPORTS
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.

! BALTIMORE, Oct 20.-The following
wholesale provision and grain markets
Flour-The market was quiet. Winter
Extra. S2.S0dS.00; Winter Clear. $3.1o@
S.25; Winter Straight. s3.25@S.45; Winter
Patent. sS.7063SO; Spring Clear. sS.l0G
$50; Spring Straight. s3.55@S.70; Spring
Patent, s5.75@40O; City Mills Best Pat.
ent. $3.50; City Mills High Grade Patent
$40; City Mills High-Grade Straight
$500; City Mills Choice Family, S3.i5;
City Mills Super. s2.9O@3.oO; Rio Extra
| SS.6063.70; rye flour, medium to choice
sS.0O@S.25.
Butter-Market was firm. Dreamer,
separator, extra, 25G25kc; extra first
24m241sc; do, imitation extra, &c
Iowa and N W., ladle. extra. $4,000
do, extra first, 1S6ISkc; Elgin cream
cry prints, 1a-ib, 26@27c; do. lib, 25i.
@26c; do, 2-lb. 25kd26c; Maryland ana
Pennsylvania creamery prints. H-lb
25G2Sc; do. lib, 24@25c.
Eggs-The market is firm. Strictly
fresh tcandled). 221s@23c; Western. PC.
Fish. hard crabs and clams-The mar
ket is steady. Bass, per lib, 7dSc; carp
per ID. 2G4c; rock, boiling, per ID. 10G
12c; do, medium. per lb, Sc; do, pan,
per Id. 6@Sc; white perch, large, per ID,
6@7c; do, medium. per lb, Base; perch,
yellow, per lb, large, 5G6c; do, medium,
per Id, 3G4c; pompanos. 1S920c; mack
erel. per lb, 10@12c; founders, per lb,
5G6c; starfish, per ID, 2@4c; catfish per
lb. 2@3c; green pike, native, per ID, so
10c; gray trout, per ID, large, 4@5c; do.
small, 2@3c; cells, per lb, SO ic, tailors,
large, per Id. 5@6c; do, small, 3@4c;
Gains. per 100, soc; oysters, bulk stock.
per bus, S0c@$1.00; choice raw, per Dbl,
S4.00@5.00; medium. per Dbl, $3.OOG35O;
culls, S2.50@3.oO.
Potatoes-The market was steady.
White, natives, per bus box, 50G soc;
do, Maryland and Pennsylvania, per bus.
55660c; do, New York, per bus, 60G65c;
sweets, Eastern Shore, per truck Dbl,
yellows, s1,a5@1.30; do, per flour Dbl,
s1.4O@1.5O; do, red, s1.00@1.25; do, Anne
Arundel, per Dbl, yellows. s1.25@140;
vans. Virginia, per Dbl. No. l, 75c@$1 !;
do, Maryland, per Dbl, No. l, 75c@s1.
Poultry-Market firm. Old fowls, liz
d12c; spring chickens, 111sG13c; ducks,
9@1Oc; spring ducks, 111a@12c; ROSTERS,
each, ,25@30c; turkeys, per Id, 1O@11c.
Green coffee-Market steady. No.
(Rio grade), 51z@5esc.
Roasted coffee-Market steady. Bulk
roasted coffee-Pure Java, 3212c; Mara
caibo, 221sc; pure Laguayra, 22ac; pure
Santos, 19c; African Java, 201zc; Rio
blend, 1Sc; Peaberry mixture, 1712c; pure
Mocha. 301ac; Java Mocha blend. Csc.
tThese coffees are in fancy bags. paper
lined. If packed in cans or tubs, 1ac
higher)
Package brands-E. L. c., 10G-lb cases,
101ac; 60-lb cases, 10000; 36-lb cases
1O.70c; Lion coffee, in 10O-lb lots, 1O.1Sc:
in 60-lb lots. 10.2Sc.
Cotton-The local market was steady;
middling. Sasc- Stock. 2,7S5 bales.
The Washington times., 1902-10-21

larceny: defendant withdraws plea nos
guilty and pleads guilty. United States
VS.. Joseph Mann and David johnson.
Eousebreaking and larceny; verdi:
guilty as to Johnson and not guilty as
to Mann. United States VS.. Everett
Burdge. false pretenses; nolle pros.
United States VS.. Hattie Gibson, larceny;
sentence to Jail one year. United States
VS.. Edward Lewis, larceny; sentence OF
October Is SCI aside AMI sentence to
| West Virginia penitentiary for two
years. United States VS. Charlotte Haw-
kiTs, housebreaking; sentence Reform
School. United States VS.. Robert Diggs,
assault to kill; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Bar
nard-Hutchinso VS.. Taylor on trial
Bankruptcy Court-Justice Hagner-In
re Charles J. Dietz; discharge Of bank
rupt ordered. in re Frank n. Carver.
trustees allowed to institute suit In Ie
Charles Dietz; Balance of costs ordered
paid ]. B. Green.
Probate Court-.Jhstice Barnard-Es
tate of Georgia Anna Chamberlain; will
dated September 20. 1899. filed. Estate
of Ann Marie Bowie; will dated October
,. 1902. filed. In re Emma Turner ct al;
petition for appointment of guardian
filed. Estate of Thomas H. Norris; an
swer filed. Estate of James II. Mat
thews; exemplified copy of will admitted
to probate and record. Estate OF Thomas
H. Norris order discharging rule and de-
nying petition of George H. Heron filed.
In re Eleanor l.. Wright; guardian ad
litem appointed. Estate of Mary A.
Cooney; account passed. Estate of Alice
E. Edmonson; account passed. Estate OF
Marie E. Dries; account passed. In re
Robert Andersons Mary L. Anderson ap-
pointed guardian; bond 1000. Estate of
Laura A. 0. Baker: will partly proved.
In re Emma Turner ct al; answer filed
and guardian ad litem appointed. Es
tate of Thomas Tuohy; account passed.
Estate of Laura A. c. Baker; will ad-
mitted to probate as to real estate. Es-
tate of John S. Hill; order referring ac-
count to auditor. Estate of Henry l.. G.
Sievers; special bond approved Estate
of William Gait; inventory filed. Estate
of James S. ROBINSON proof of publica-
ton. Estate of Charles Porter; = will
dated March II, 1896, filed. Estate of
George II. Cooper; will dated April 4. |
1900, filed with petition for probate. Es-
tate of Joseph Hamacher: order for pub
LEGATION. Estate of Martha Riordan; or
der for publication. Estate of Duncan |
tate OF Jacob Weber; proof of publica-
ton. Estate of Henry C. Bruce; proof |
of publication. Estate of Julia Turner; |
will admitted to probate and letters tes-
tamentary granted to Joseph II. Stewart; |
bond $500. Estate of George Brown; or |
der of publication.
The Washington times., 1902-10-21
DEEDS.

So 911-Abbe. William to Emma Regain
$40 1t II in Potee ct al sub
So 913-Behrend, Samuel K ct ux to
John o Herbert $500 pit Its 116, III
G. lis in Walters sub
misunderstanding, NJ Elizabeth
ct vir John w to Charles B Wallace $3.50
Its 80 G. SO in Brownings sub
Randle Park-Dennis, Thomas ct uX to
Geo E & Alice T Dennis $4,000 Its / & 9
blk
So 311-Doane, Guy R & Lawton Nor
wood to Sarah H Huddleson $40, 1t II
in Perry ct al trs sub
So 553-Fowler, Edw ct Tx to John A
Mccarthy $40, 1t S in Boss sub
Whitehaven-Frazier, William w jr ct
ux to Hiram R Smith $4,000 Its IA to
81 blk
Long Meadows-Graceland Cemetery
Assn to David H Moffat s24,1O3 81 pit
Sqs SIS 922-Hitchcock Carlos A to
Caroline E & Florence NJ Taylor $40 1t
81 So SIS & 1t SO 922
Ramsay $40 1t 156 in Clagett ct al sub
So 542-McGlue. G Percy to Jas Dowd
$40 its 81 & 50 in Thompsons sub
So 553-Millan, VIM W. Herman E
Gasch & Southland Parker trs. Chas C
Duncanson ct ux G. Robert Callahan ct
ux to Edward Fowler $1,000, 1t in
Boss sub
Bloomingdale-Paul Joseph ct ux to
John L Edwards $40 Its 81, 50, SO blk II
So 911-Regan. Cornelius to William
Able $40 1t II in Poteeset al sub
Univ Park-Souder, VIM w ct ux to
Chas H Fred $40 1t 81 in Rusts sub in
blk As. subject to trust for $3.50
So 701-Schrott, John ct uX to William
Achterkirchen $40 1t 113 in Nemegyei ct
al sub
Observation-Disclosures Frank ct ux to
Geo Richards 81 Its 81 G. 80 in Sloth-
overs sub in blk
Takoma Park-Watson, Sarah to
Alice NJ Fletcher SO 1t II blk 10
The Washington times., 1902-10-21
THE CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2o.-The following
are today's curb market quotations at
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WHEAT.

81
No. red. 7s@7s1s. f. o. b., afoat.
No. ! northern Duluth, SLY. t. o. b., af1oat
No. corn, 691s, I. o. b., aioat
The Washington times., 1902-10-21
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKE7

Sales Cap. Traction As, s5O0@107ha /;
Traders Bank, 10@150: Riggs Fire ms.
5OQsZ: 50@s&: Mergenthaler, 5@187% !;
10G18s. After Call-Cap. Traction As,
s5G0@107A; 4@126la.
The Washington times., 1902-10-21
PERSONALS.
NINE. IHEO.

Card Reader Paimist, Medium Removes spells
rcunites the separa ed gives luck. German
spoken. 929 II st. 25c, soc. e2O-2
The Washington times., 1902-10-21
Washington Grain Market.

noted by S. S. Daish L Sons, proprietors
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Government Bonds.

Total sales of stocks, 612, IA shares.
Advance. Decline. xEx-dividend
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Brisk Movement After
a Listless Day Causes the
Market to Close Below
Saturdays Quotations.
Hopes Less General for q
Boom and a Bull Activity
Western Operators May
Unload, 1t Is Feared.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Prices on the
stock exchange today opened higher,
and maintained their rise for a consid-
cradle period, despite lower quotations
from London and sales of stock by for
eign houses-estimated at $4,000 shares.
The market then became very dull, and
backed and filled aimlessly in a narrow
range until the last half hour. when a
brisk selling movement carried prices
down, in many instances below Satur-
days close.
Sentiment in the street was of the
class technically known as mixed. On
the whole hopes were less general for
higher prices and big bull market
than at the close of last week. Much
disappointment was expressed at the
failure OF the market to boom under the
continued ease in time money and drop
in call money rates to per cent, al
though the average call money rate for
the day was. of course. above that
The peaceable progress of the miners
convention at wflkesbarre indicated that
the strikers would make no difficulty in
accepting the terms offered to them.
The news that $1,000 railroad men. who
had been necessarily laid OF by their
employers because Of the coal strike,
had been ordered back to work was,
of course, gratifying. 1t was recognized
that the employment Of these men, as
well as Of the striking miners, placed
renewed tax, at least temporarily, upon
the resources of the local money mar
ket. But as money disbursed in Penn
sylvania soon finds its way back to this
city. no great fears Of trouble on this
account are felt
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NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,

THE NEW ADDITION TO THE GREAT
NORTHWEST.
How to be your own lsrdlard near Mount
Pleasant with Sio0 cash and so monthly For
| hllI rarticulars drop postal, telephone, or call
for new 15-page illustrated booklet. plat. ETC..
Of North Columbia Heights Carriage free 20
see the property.
FULTON II. GORDON. Toa 18th st. NV
Telephone Main SOS.
The Washington times., 1902-10-21

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-The following
shows today's closing quotations for
Government bonds as compared with
SATURDAY.:
The Washington times., 1902-10-21

Kew York Stock Exchange, October 90.
The following table shows the highest.
lowest and last prices of all stocks sold
o. the stock exchange today in amounts