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large number of the international list
opened at gains OF the fractions. at
which there were declines in London.
Wabash preferred and b. & o. Eiancd =
and the meager trading in Southern Pa
cinc was at an advance of p. Trading
was comparatively heavy in AmalEa-
mated Copper at unchanged prices.
About the only instance OF weakness
was in Louisville and Nashville but it's
decline was "a per cent as the maximum
Erie was fiat but Reading i'm
proved a per cent. Pennsylvania
only gained q per cent, Metropolitan
Street Railway gained y per cent over
night. The Steel stocks were only a
shade higher. Tennessee Coal and Iron
advanced a point in early dealings. and
later sold of Is per cent. but soon re
covered y point Sugar Refining
opened up z point, but lost again The
feature of the local traction group was a
gain overnight of IL per cent in Metro
poIitan Street Railway. but the improve
ment was quickly lost. Manhattan re
acted a point after stronger opening
while Brooklyn Rapid Transit held
steady. The attack on the market les
sened in force with the second hour Of
business, and recoveries Of substantial
fractions were general.
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Friends OF the Rock Island and bank
ers in the Street have regarded the ru-
mors that The company was a heavy Dor
rover Of money as the work of certain
amateurs whose desire 10 bear the stock
outstripped their ability 10 accomplish
il. But the declaration of W H Moore
or this point Is extremely valuable. since
il states specifically what the street
has known generally. Judge Moore says
The road does not borrow any money.
the owners Of the control Of the Rock
Island road are not borrowing any money
ard carry nc loans in the banks. when
ever the Rock Island road makes any
purchases Of property the financial ar
engagements are made in advance; both
the road and its hackers are prepared
for any depression. the Rock Island road
carries in cash on hand at all times
anywhere from SO. 600 900 TO 500 GOO coo
and never has a floating liability"
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BANK OF ENGLAND'S
WEEKLY STATEMENT

LONDON, March 26.-The weekly
statement OF the Bank OF England. IS
sued today, shows the following
changes: Total reserve. increase e127,-
COO; circulation. Increase e4is. 900: bull
lion. increase E54G.22f: other securi-
ties. increase et.Sl5.000; other deposits.
increase G1S2 900; public deposits. in
crease G1.725 .oo0; notes In reserve. in
crease E1o2,OoO: government securities
unchanged
The proportion OF the Bank Of Eng
lands reserve to liabilities this week is
1872 per cent against 4S.78 per cent last
week.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SaIes-Washington Street Railway, 100
0lO, 5o0lO, 1Oa1o; Lanston, 1OG11-
Graphophonc common. 5O643s; Greene
Copper. ga Z5A. After Call-Capital
Traction As, $4,000 l0S1s; L. s. reg. IS,
SI2OGIO7%: L. ). coupon SIS, S10ON i0S;
Capital Traction as. s.. 0O6sG l0S7s. s.. 600
dlO67s, $5.O09G 1885. S5.OOOG10S:s 5000
dIOS7k. 81 ,OOOQ10SA: Lanston. 10Od10%;
Washington Gas. 5GS2L: Capital Trac-
ton. lOT127A: Realty Appraisal. 402O;
MergenthaIer. 100 1875. 561S2, 1OQ 1915.
,~pr-rrSN -aft-A-r ppNnr
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
DISTRICT OF cnIINmrA


" Washington. March H. 1853.
]. THOS. +. DRAKE. Superintendent % IN
suraUcc Of the District Of Columbia do hereby
certify that the CONTINENTAL INSI-R r.
ASCE COMPANY. located at Ncw York. in the
state IT New York, has complied in all respects
With the laws % the District 81 Columbia anrIi-
cable 90 n. and is authorized TO transact in the
b;stTtct OF Columbia its appropriate business o.
iIlslirlnB property against loss or damage by
fire and lightning aud toruadocs. ami making
All kinds Of insurance or goods and other prop
erty IN course % transportation on land and
water and on any vessel or boat during the
current year It's condition and bilsins-s on
the Slst day Of December Of the wear next
preceding the date hereof is shown bv the
statement. under oath. ~ required bv Section,
OF, amended. of the Code q Law Of the Die
trlCt Of Columbia, 20 be a. fellows
Aggregate amount Of available As
Aggregate amount OF liabilities (cx-
ccpt capitsD. in"Ird'-- .gitssrrr-
auce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G.2f2.I6s g
wv "7Stls-- --------- 6-si-.91I 91
Amount Of actual paid-up capital. l00l.OlJ Oh
surplus ----.--------- 5-1Is.nJI gS
Amount OF insurance in force. .gs2 765. $50 80
Amount Of losses siista rsd .---..-. 2-I3. 500 -
Amount OF income for the wear in
Amount If expenditures for the year
in casb.-.........-.. ......-..... 1855. sos %
In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused INV official seal 10 De
affixed, the day and wear first above written.
tSeal) THOS F. DRAKE.
Superintendent % Insurance, District Of
Columbia IL
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MONEY TO LOAN
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT or TIE CONDITION
OF the
MECHANICS INSURANCE
A

COMPANY
Department Of Insurance 81 the District 81
Columbia. Washington March TO- sos.
THOS. r.. DRAKE. Superintendent uf Insurance
Of the District Of Columbia do hereby certify
that the Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance Com
Wisconsin, has complied in all respects with the
laws Of the District Of Colombia, applicable 70
IL, and is authorized to transact IN the District
of Columbia its appropriate business OF irsuriag
property against loss dama-ce by Gre and
lightning and tOrnadJcs, and making all kinds
q insurance goods and other property in
COurSe a. transportation land and yate-. and
on any vessel boat during he current year
It's condition and business on the lIst day 90
December q the year next preceding the date
hereof, is shown by the statement. under oath.
rs required by section 81 amealetl. Of the CoCe
Of law Of the District Of Columbia, 70 be az
follows
Aggregate amount Of available as
srtS ~..slf.1la -
Aggregate amount ~ liabilities tex
cept capi1aD. including reinzIr-
ance Observation-Disclosures I.2ie.55 %
Net assets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,467. 61l 3
Amount OF actual paid-up capital. z02,csi a.
Go, -
Ar,ount Of insurance in los. PSI SAB %
Amount Of losses sustained --.---- $50 30 3
Amount Of income for the year in
cash ..--.------ ---....-- SOB. Or 90
amount 81 eNpendi ,ures for the wear
Ia witness whereof. have hcrennt9 s;ii5s,r ibc,l
my name aud caused my official seal ro he If
h0ed, the day and rear fr-r above written.
(se4l-) TFlOS. B. DRAkE.
Superb teuaeut a. Insurance,
District a Columbia.
JAMES A CAHHL Agent
1905 street Northwest Il
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DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
DISTRICT Or CoLUuBIA-


y =TiiiTzto-I, March ~. 1898.
]. THOS +. DRAKE. superintendent Of In
sursnCe u the District 81 Columbia do hereby
certify THAI the GIRARD r. * " INSI RANCE.
COMPANY. located II PHILADELPHIA i'm the
state Of Pennsylvania has complied in al re-
spccts with the laws Of the District Of Columbia
applicable to h. and Is authorized 10 transact
ia the District % Columbia its appropriate biIsi-
ness 81 insuring property against loss OF damage
by fire and lightning and tornadOes. and making
all kinds Of insurance on goods and other prop
erty IN course of transportation on land and
water and any vessel boat during the
current year. It's condition and business on
the SIst day Of December 81 the year next
statement. under oath. as required by Section
ca. amended. 81 the Code q Law VI the Dis
trlct Of Columbia. % be ss follows.
Aggregate amount Of available
sets .------------- S2.O0s. 75S -
Aggregate amount 81 liabilities lex
cept capitaD, including reinsar-
ance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I.1Oe. 52l Is
Net assets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9o0.28l %
Amount Of actual paid-up capital 0.Go0 %
-Su-piu- Observation-Disclosures. COO. 2al ga
Amount ~ insurance in force. 9o.192. gs4 %
Amount OF losses sllsta med -------- I9s.21s %
Amount Of income for the year in
cash Observation-Disclosures GSI. 94+ %
Amount Of expenditures for the year
IN cash ------------- ------.. -.----- 5fI.650 ss
In witness whereof ] have herellnt0- subscribed
my name and caused my official seal 10 be
affixed the day and year frSI above written
(Scal.) THOS P DRAKE
Superintendent Of Insurance District Of
Columbia. Il
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ACTIVE STOCKS ON CHANGE.

Especial to The Washington Times.)
NEW YORK, March 26.-FolIowing
were the quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange today:
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. March IG.-The follow
ing prices were quoted on the Cotton
Exchange:
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LOAN COMPANIES.
MONEY Is EXPENSlVEI

IF YOU ARE PUTTING HONEY IN
"a i q a bank. you look for the safest in
stitutiDn: why Use the same
- care when you CeposiJ your vaIu-
3blcs for q lOanG We have building and safes
made for that purpose. All business confidential
Money loaned on watches. diamonds jewelry
etc Interest three per cent instead OF ten.
H. h FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870. Si4 H'inth Street NV.
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PERSONALS.
PROF. CLAY. $50 H St. S. w.

Phreuol0Eer, reads brain. business or ura-as-
slonal ahilitics tells from cradle To lTar,.
PalmistO taught. Ladies. 2Jc: gents, So.
MRS HANNAH Palmistrys ladies ONLY. 6Oc
Send postal aud address. 435 81. NV. IL
FOR ADoPTIoN-Two nice healthy babies, bow
and gir 10 respectable parties Address BOX
a. this Office ribsf-g+
" ANTED-Mcn who know the value % q dol
lars worth 20 call and buy a good spring 1rit
Or oFercoat. slightly worn. az very low u~i .Fs.
OLD STAND. go d ST. mhs3--t
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Opening
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKRT.

Especial TO The Washington Timos)
CHICAGO, March 26-Tte following
prices we're quoted on the grain market
today
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FOREIGN MAILS

should he read daily, as changes may occi
at any time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the pori
q sailing daily, and the schedule Of ciosinf-s
arranged on the presumption Of their uuinte.
T5Btcd overland transit For the week endin
March 3. 1909. the last connecting closes vii
be made from The MAIN OFFICE IS follows:
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Transatlantic Mails.

FRIDAI-(d) Al p m for AZORES ISLANDS
per =. s. Commonwealth. from Boston.
co At ll-25 p. M Tor BELGIUM direct. pc
8. g. KensingtOn. from t9SeW York Mail mus
De directed per s. s. Kensincton.' -
(cl Al lI-25 p. IN. for FL ROPE. per 5
Etr7Iria- from NCw York. via Queenstown.
hoenig Albert. from New York. Mail must Dt
directed Per g. koeuig Aibert-"
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FINANCE AND CONNER &C.
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

1t looks like one Of those cases where
The bear party have got to keep on SELL
ing CT the market will surely rally on
seems small, and whenever the bears
seems small and whenever the bears
stop hammering. prices show a decided
tendency TO recover.
II Is reported the Government has de
posted 100000 check with the banks
for pension payments. II this is so. it
VIII favor the bank statement.
Vigorous denials Of the story that
control of the New York Central was
about TO pass from the VanderbiIts to
other interests. have been made and
the Street generally has accepted them
with the proviso. perhaps. that while
they are through now they would not
De at this time next year There is
no desire to consider any Of the deniais
technical. they are all hat-footed and
without qualification, but the theory
Of the Street. based. perhaps. on some
uncertain knowledge of market transac-
tons is that changes are imminent in
New York Central affairs. In consider
ing the denials also # is interesting to
note that at least two OF the prospec-
tive purchasers mentioned in the pub
lished story have not been regarded as
possible factors in the situation at all.
among those who would be supposed too
know whereof they spoke
The group that has been going the
rounds OF conservative houses Ia the
Street. dealt only with the possibility OF
the Rockefeller interests becoming the
dominant factors In Central affairs.
While IT may be assumed that any deal
on such a tremendous scale as the trans
fer OF control OF the New York Central
would necessarily bring in other impor-
tant financial interests. the principals in
the transaction, according TO these the
cries. were only the Rockefeller and the
Vanderbilt interests. Close observers OF
the stock market have noticed. so they
say. that during the past six months
there has been steady absorption OF
Central stock by the so-calIed Standard
oil interests. This was perhaps the ker-
mel OF the whole story. and additions TO
IL have built up quite respectable the
DRY. not quite so ambitious. however. as
the published version OF it would seem
TO be.
In quarters where some OF those who
might be supposed 10 know the private
opinions Of certain of the controlling
interests gather, il was said, certain
members OF the Vanderbilt family were
DESTROYS OF Kidding themselves Of the
cares OF railroad management and 70
that end had approved OF plans for The
gradual transfer OF the controlling in
terest- 1t was an easy matter. under
the circumstances. for healthy rumor 10
develop and not at ali surprising that
the original version, which was well
within the bounds OF possibility. II not
strictly logical. should be so exaggerated
that its authors failed to recognize fl in
lis new trimmings. There are many
conservative persons. however, who are
committed 20 the belief that changes in
control Of the New York Central are
only a matter OF time.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, SL75 up: house Painting;
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS lIO5 OH -.
Hr. phone. Eust BOO. ID. ,ah2J-8t
ROOMS paPrrcd - mp; samples brought
T IA VT 4H7 - -. uw. Phone East $50 NJ
- NV. u constantly reoelv-
-uOst attrlCiiy L sigus in
paperf rooms from 80 % up
70 for yOurSslf and be COZ.
Dpia-u
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FOR SALE-HoRSEs 81 VEHICLES


FOR SALE-BIack mare. Geneva butter wagon.
and harness. fine outfit. cheap After p
rear 4sa ST. NV. mh26-3,
FOR sALE-Ba marc; $50; suitable for light
work. 100 r ~. NV. mh26-3t
FOR SALE-Horse, Dayton. and harness. CAN
after 4 30 p m, 500 ST. mh2G-3t
FOR SALE-No reasonable offer refused one
business carriage. 3 sets Of sample harness. and
seCond-h hand sets. Apply MARYLAND BIS
CUT 90. 20 Pennsylvania ay~. nv. nh26-H
WANTED Good horse. Dayton, and harness:
must be ~ good order and cheap FOR cash. 1920
IN ST. NV mh2e q
FOR SALE Second Eand wagons, buggies, and
wheels. all kinds, ut 1910 and I2lj Ohio ave.
GEYEB. mh253c
FOR SALE-Rubber-t tire trap. pole. shafts:
boys o. mems riding saddles; brides 2O25 g
81. NV mh255t
FOR SALE-praft hors.s and mules. MARY
LAND HpJ 81. 9Th ST. aad Florida ave. NV.
FOR SALE English trap. rubber tires cost
tLis ythce mhz5-at
FOR sALE-Automobile. built for touring: cost
sz,-O1; viii sell for cash, 5000. CAN 10 18th
Ct NV mh2j3t
FOR SALE Cheap. one second hand Vdsyton.
90 ST. nw- mhe5-3t
FOR SALE Black team. ] 400 each: black
team, I,lou each, bay team, ESQ each. speedy.
high-aciIuE dark gray. s0rrcl combination. sew
ei.d citF-hrobe horses. FRED JOHNSON, ia z
ST. So mh2t-3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or Co
LJMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No II, go, Administration
This Is 90 give notice that the subscriber
Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained from
the Probate Court 81 the District 81 Columbia
letters e. administration on the estate Of
AuJeuuetc Dunstcr, late of the District Of Co
lurhis. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned 90 ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. Ie-
EaIly authenticated 10 the subscriber OF be
fore the nth DAY OF MARCH. A ID. 1903 4.
otherwise they may by law be- excluded from
adj benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this nth day o7 'I---I.
1903
(SCal-) L. ELWOOD KELLEY.
y2J s.. uw.
Attest: JOHN r. ROJZER.
Deputy Register 81 Wills for the District 81 Co
lumbia, Clerk a. the Probate Court
+. u. THOMAS, Aroruey milo. 10. %
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
II NBIA, HOLDING s PROBATE COURT.
No l,-l+, Administration
This IS 10 give notice that sine subscriber
u the District OF Columbia. has obt aimed from
the Probate Court 81 the District % Columbia
letters Of administration e.. T. a. on the estate
OF Catherine lImcy. late OF the District Of CO.
lUmbi1. deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned TO cy-
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof le-
Eaily authenticated. TO rho subscriber ON or be-
fore the 18th DAY or MARCH. 4. -. 1921.
otherwise they may by law bc excluded from
all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hau@ this nth day Of March,
1903.
Seal WILLIAM McNEIR
1920 18th st NV.
Attest: JOHN r. ROCZFR
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of CO.
lUmbia. Clerk % the Probate Court.
J. r. SMITH and J. A. JOHNSON, Attorneys.
mhl2 1926
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Money Leaned Salaried People.

etsA merchants. Uyumsters boarding aousrS
l,hout security; largest business M 48 prip-
pal citirS TULMAN. Room IOI. $50 18th 81.
". nIG.f
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Rent q
Safe Deposit Box

for the safekeeping OF your valua-
bic papers and jewels. Only 50 year.
less than 45c month, secures a Safe
Deposit Box in the fire and burglar
proof vaults of UNION TRUST &
STORAGE Co, l414 f st. NV.
EDWARD ]. STELLW AGEN ........... President
JAMES 9. sPAYNE.......-.Firs vice President
GEO 2 HAMILTON .SecCad Vice President
Attorney and Trust OfHcer.
GEO L. FLEMING Secretary
CHARLES : BRADLEY -------..---. Treasurer
HARRY o. WILSON, Assistant Treasurer.
W FRANK D. HEBRON Auditor
tu,th,sa
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DO YOU NEED MONEY!

n you want from SIG 10 $500 on Furniture
Pianos, Horses, Wagons, etc, and want the f.ll
amount you ask for call on Us and we allow
you TO make your own terms.
MUTUAL LOAN & TRUST CO.,
Rooms L and ID. National Union Building.
DIS L - y ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES

ROOMTNG HOUSE, CENTRAL location. Moons
500 month. rare chance. NEW YORK 81 81.
NESS BROKERS, on q. mh26-3t
CORNER GROCERY. with living rooms. daily
sales $50; cheap. leaving city NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS, on =. fnh26St
DAIRY Lunch. with living rooms. cheap rent;
investigate. NEW YORK Bl SINESS BROK
ERS. OH p -. mh2G-2t
FOR SAIE-A good grocery store. with or with
oot goods; small rent. party leaving city. Al
eress Boa I, this oihce- n1hI65r
WANTED Partner with abasit $500 in blssine-.
clearing over 500 per month. address BOX
go, this office mh2G-3t
FEED STORE Daily salcs $50; price. complete
80; worth double. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. OH T. mh26-3r
WILL exchange an Ga established ofhce hl.-i-
ness for small store Address BOX 5. this Of
nce mh2G-5t
CANDY end fruit store. fine location northwest:
a bargain $50; call az once. ATSTIN'S BUSf
~ EAoHANGE- I4ll - nv. nnh2l-Ss
YOUNG man with so wanted 10 tase fruIr
stc7e; good chance- Addrcss BOX 3. this Office.
m-I-o-9L
WILL PAY SOS TO party securing me good sit
uation Address Bon i9l, this Office No can
wasting. II
WANTED-Parrner with $50 10 Get patent in
toseisE countries on valuable farming impie-
ihehl- ADDRESS d. r. DEMOkf, lll3 9Th St sw.
mh1o-St
BARGAINS IN GROCERY STORES in al part
n city -four and feed stores. cigar and con
iectsoneTy. lunch rooms. and ice cream and con
fectiOnery. See US II sou want paving btrsi
ness q any kind. DUNLAP. 90 F St. mh25-S
FOR sALE-Cash grocery and meat store 4
Northwest; dwelling attached; cheap rent
owner has Government position; must sell. Ad
dress Bon as. this oiice. mh25-3t
WANTED-A responsible, active business ma
with 500 partner n safe and profitable busi
ness; security given; viii bear closest invczti
CATION no scheme Address BOX SIS, this OF
ice. mh24-st
FOR SALE-Groccry store, doing a good bus
ness; must sell on account Of other bJsines
o35 % st. sw.; call after p. m mh2f5t
wANTED-Party with $3.50 FOR fling applicatio
for patent and incidental expenses Of sellin
valuable invention; Investment guarantee
against loss; opportunity 70 make money viii
out risk Address BOX l52, this ONCE Dah24-s
WORTHLESS CHECKS COLLECTED EVERY
WHERE. Information about anybody anywhere
Strictly CONFIDENTIAL NATIONAL DETECTTV
AGENCY. 90 18th 81 NV mh21-7t
FOR SALE-A rare chance Tor business open
ing in Laurel. Nd; six-room dwelling and ba
attached Address BOX 426, this Once
FOR SALE-TYPEwRITERS.
FOR sALE-Bargains in Remington. smith. an
other typewriters- WELLINGTON AGENCY
800 nth St. NV. mh25-st
BIRDS, DIGS, ETC.
FOR SALE-Iavn grass. flower. and gards
seed, spring bulbs. plrrOts. canaries. fanc
p5ultry dogs. eats, etc SCHMID'S BIR
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WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY

On your furniture. pianos, organs, etc. and
on can pay II haes IN small weekly OF monthly
gayments ABSOLUTELY NO DELAY.
CCr business IS strictly confidential! no en-.
naTrass,ng questions 20 AK you lowest rate,
IN the city Private offices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY,
6I3 + Street n. W.
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The bear party is strong and may
drive down specialties, hut little liqui-
dalton is apparently brought about IN
vestment buying is again pronounced
and is quickly absorbing the floating
supply Of stocks. the bears will prob
ably find when they begin 20 cover.
London is reported 10 be bare OF
American stocks. and is said to be ready
10 buy railroad issues on I per cent
basis.
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IL LOOKS like one Of those cases where
me Dear party have got to keep on sell
ing CT the market will surely rally on
seems small and whenever the bears
seems small and whenever the bears
STOP hammering. prices show a decided
tendency 10 recover.
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BOOMING HOUSE, central location: Moons
I 500 month. rare chance. NEW YORK 81 II.
7 NESS BROKERS, Oh =. ruh26-3t
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-Bargains in Remington. smith. sn
other typewriters- WELLINGTON AGENCY
800 nth 81. NV. nh25-st
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PRoBEYS SPRING SHOWING.
FOR GUARANTEE QUALITY. STYLE, AND
PRICES WE LEAD ALL.
Carriage Department.

WltIAaFBN Dc pm tIIIUIL'
S1C0 Fine Traps. .Sl35
1898 Canopy 3spring Surreys- 900. -Sl9O
SlCo Canopy JUmp-sCat Surveys. ............S I25
sl3j Fine Top Phaeton. 500
$40 Eubbcr-tlrc Ruaat0,lt. Observation-Disclosures. $50
500 Rubbor-lre Runaho,lt .-....... So
$50 Fine 2-s.at Dayton Wagons -.....-... $40
500 Top Buggies tUlte tract. l-------------- s.
Pony \ehiclos. station Wagons. etc
Harness Department
12j Fine b. g. Buggy Har- ss-----.-.----Slj
81 FInr Nay b. C. Buggy Harness .-..--.. SIS
sos Fine Collar Surrey Harness. ........... SIS
SIS Fine ~wcdge Br- and Me Trap Harness. 500
Why Iuy an old vehicle harness when we
sell you NEW vehicles or harness II the same
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PROBEYS REPOSITORY.
1880 32d 81. NV.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-26

II Is reported the Government has de-
posted $3.Ooo.OoO check with the banks
Tor pension payments. II this is so. it
VIII favor the bank statement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-26

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