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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s Street northwest between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth Streets-Roger Q.
Millsae uX. TO Mamie b. Maloney, lot
ia square 153 s..
n Street northwest, between Twenty
second and Twenty-third Streets-Harry
Wardman to Jacob Wahl. lot %. square
40 $40.
Thirty second Street northwest, be-
tween Q and r Streets-Ernest L.
Schmidt. trustee, ct al. TO Edward A.
Therurer, part lot 20. square 1880. $50.
Linden Street northeast, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets-Louis
Gundline TO John c. Matthews, lot 219.
square 1908 $40.
Fourth Street northeast. between
East Capitol and A Streets-Rosie T.
Mertz ct vir TO Hugh Touhy, part or
iginal lot 5. square S16 $40. Hugh Touhy
conveys same property (subject to life
estate) 20 Rosie T. and Jacob H. MertZ,
$40.
Street southwest, between Delaware
Avenue and Canal Street-Isaac Neuman
ct ux. to Manor Real Estate and Trust
Company. lot q. square $40. 81. 500.
Moore & Barbour's Addition-Louis H.
Meyers ct ux. 10 Luther S. Cannon. lot
rs. block 5. $40. Same TO Hubert Young,
lot 20. block 8. SO
ngdale-Edward w Chatterton
TO Louise W. Chatterton, half interest
in lot 90. block 9. SO
Pleasant Plains-Esther A and Flea
nora J. Meikleham TO Helen NJ Morrey
1 part lots lie and LAT, $40
Twining City-Crandal Mackey ct ux
+ to Robert F. Bradbury. lot rs, section 2
| lot 20, section 2, and lot 10. section z
| $40.
| Eckington-Frank Slothower ct AK tC
/ Lille S. King. lot IS. block 5. $40
! Montello-Allen c. Clark ct ux to Rea
Estate and Improvement Company. lots
/ LAT. i49, ISL. 153, 1876. 157, 159, l6l. 1853
100, block 1, 81 900.
! Barry Farm - Cecilia A. Johnson to
Richard w Johnson. trustee. lot 2, Sec
tion 6. SO.
Notwithstanding f. Pairo ct ux Il
Harry Miles, lot 1876. block 4. $40.
Buena Vista-BrainaTd II. Warner
trustee. TO Thomas II. Osborne, lots
and .. block g. $40.
Seventh Street southwest, between +
and c Streets-Frederick II. w Wass-
man ct ux. TO Henry Wassman. one
quarter interest in part lots II and IS
square 462, $40.
Whitney Close-Wiliiam E. Edmonstor
ct al. trustees. to Benjamin Irving. lot
5. block 4. $500.
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STEEL GOES LOWER,
But GETS SUPPORT
From Two to Three Points Lost by
SmelterS and Car Foundry.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-The feature OF
the early stock market was the re-
uewed weakness in the industrial group
in which the liquidation begun yester-
day near the close was continued on
rather an extensive scale. There were
no new developments over night but
the calling OF loans and the execution
of stop loss orders gave the bear iac-
ton a liberal advantage in hammering
prces.
United States steel declined per cent
but then received support which was
also extended to the preferred. Ten
nessee Coal and Iron was fairly steady
but Sloss-S Sheffield lost 21a per cent.
American Smelling and Refining fell
nearly per cent before the decline was
checked American Car and Foundry
declined with some violence az per
cent bur then rallied over a point. The
preferred lost nearly per cent. Thera
were declines OF 2 per cent in RepubhC
Iron and Steel preferred, 12s per cent ~
Railway Steel Spring, and 1 per cent In
AmaIgamated Copper.
Toward the close OF the first hour
there were some fractional recoveries
and the activity of the market dimln-
ished somewhat The speculation natu-
rally shows feverishness and there Is
some hesitation in operations pending
the publication of the bank statement.
Government bonds, unchanged. Rail-
road bonds showed some declines II
svnnathv with the weakness of the
Stock Market.
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MAYORS COURT CASES.

Thomas Gibson, negro. was arrested
by Policeman Garvey yesterday upon
complaint of his wife, who said he was
breaking up all the furniture in the
house. She told the mayor this morn
ing Thomas was all right when he was
sober, but he would occasionally get
drunk. The mayor fined him IS for
drunk and disorderly conduct.
J. B. Johnson and Frank Alexander
we're before the mayor this morning,
charged with disorderly conduct They
were arrested last night by Policemen
Arlington and Nicholson. Alexander
was dismissed. there being no evidence
against him and Johnson was fined 50.
o. G.. Lane, arrested by Policemen Ar
rington and Nicholson. charged with be-
ing disOrdeTly forfeited his collateral
by failing to appear when his name was
called.
William Wade was arrested by Police
4 man Nicholson on the charge of inter-
fering with the police while they were
| in the discharge of their duty. He was
I fined $40
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Sept 1s--The weekly
bank statement, issued today, shows the
following changes:
Reserve on all deposits. decrease. S.
1eS, SIS.
Reserve on deposits other than United
States, decrease S2,1S0.300.
Loans, decrease 81 ,527. 900.
Specie. decrease $2.676.3OO.
Legal tenders. decrease, $1.70O. 500.
Deposits. United States included, de-
crease ss.71S.S0O.
Circulation, increase S56s. 100.
Total loans, 1922, 055. 500.
The banks now hold in excess of le-
gal requirements S13.1T3,625 against a
deficit last year of s1.642,O50 and 49,
654. 200 two years ago.
better feeling prevailed after the
publication of the bank statement.
Prices rallied up TO the close, which
was quite steady.
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PRIMARY MAY BE CALLED OFF.

A meeting OF the chairmen OF the diff
ferent committees of this senatorial dis
trict has been called by Charles Bend
helm, chairman of the city Democratic
committee. for this afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock The meeting viii decide who
are the nominees OF the Democratic
party for the State senate. AS hereto
fore stated. Lewis Maehen has paid his
pro rata share OF the assessment for the
primary. and A. ]. Wedderburn has an
nounced his withdrawal but so far Con-
tee E. Meredith has not been heard
from II is understood II Mr. Meredith
does not come forward today, the com
mittee will declare Mr.. Maehen the only
nominee and the primary will be de-
cIared OFF
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-As expected,
from the cable. September cotton open
ed rather weak this morning. and later
months also were down. but TO a less
degree. However, on the assumption
that the weather is too cool for the
development of late cotton, rally oc-
Cured. 1t was, however, clear through
the whole belt and temperatures will
probably moderate, as il is warmer Il
the West and Northwest. There wGs
moderate support from bull sources, hut
in the main the early trade was without
particular feature and rather mixed.
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RELIANCE NO. NEW FIRE COM.
PANY.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Sept 10 - The
committee appointed by the new fire
company held meeting last night and
decided to report the adoption Of ''Reli-
snce No. 5" as the name for the new
engine company to succeed the old
Hydraulion No. 3. The committee also
decided TO recommend the election OF
the following officers: L. f. Uhler,
president; Thomas W. Robinson, first
vice president; j. r. y. Curtis. second
vice president: Thomas Cochran, treas
urer These officers will be elected at
he meeting of the company to be held
text Monday night.
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TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
COURT RECORD.

Equity Court No. Justice Could
Hale VS.. Price: trustees directed TO pay
curtesy to George II. Price Hollerith
VS. Killian: substitution of trustee to
release. Phillips VS.. Maury; pro con-
feseo as to certain defendants ordered
and reference TO examiner. McRobbie
VS. McRobbie; proof ordered taken be-
fore a. ". Gait, examiner. Arlington
Brewing Company VS.. TObin; sale de-
creed and trustees and receiver APP
pointed.
Probate Court. Justice Gould-Estate
OF Rudolph Hessel; decree authorizing
settlement of judgment and decree au-
thorlZing administrator 10 pay expenses
q trial.
Bankruptcy Court, Justice Gould-ln
re julius kaufman, adjudication and
refcl ence 70 r. s. McCalmont, referee
End Milton Strasburger, appointed rC
ceiver; bond. $1,000
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GAS WORKS REBUILT.

The rebuilding of the city gas works
has been at last completed and yesterday
the contractors, Baxter g. Young, we're
paid 81 $50. the balance due them on the
work J. L. McIlheney, in making re
port to the committee on light, says the
works are in excellent condition ard
should yield a handsome profit upon the
expenditure. Mr.. McIllheney, who is the
superintendent of the Washington gas
works. was in charge OF the works here
al one time.
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Noon.
CALLED TO HIS DOOR
AT MIDNIGHT AND SHOT

SUFFOLK. Va, Sept. 19.-For the sat
isfaction of an alleged vendetta, Peter
odom, a white man. thirty-eight years
old. shortly after midnight was called
out OF his house near Newsoms. w. Va.
and shot 70 death almost in the presence
OF hia wife and children.
Mrs odom heard two shots. Odom was
found in his yard unconscious and dy-
ing. One charge had taken effect in
his head. another in his breast.
Suspicion is attached to TWO persons.
one a resident OF Southampton county,
Virginia: the other a man who recently
got cut OF the North Carolina State pris-
on. where he was sent on a charge of
shooting odom six years ago.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING SPECIAL.
TERN FOR EQUITY COURT BUSINESS
MARY SMITH (nee ThorntOn). COMPLAIN
Ant, vs.. JOHN CRONIN. BARRY CRONIN.
MARY CRONIN. JULIA CRONlN, AND
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or MARGARET
CRONIN. DECEASED, DEFENDANTS In
Equity No. 24.l55-
The object OF this suit is TO perfect com
plainant's title 70 lot No IL, in square No. 7ls,
and to enjoin the defendants, and each Of them,
from claiming OF attempting to claim any right,
title or interest in said lot, or bringing or at
tempting 10 bring any suit 70 recover the same
On motion Of the complainant. BY Lambert q
Baker her solicitors. it IS this 18th day Of sep
TENDER, A ID. 1903. ordered that the defendants
John Cronin Barry Cr0nin. Mary Cronin. Julia
Cronin. and the unknown heirs Of Margaret
Cronin. deceased, cause their appearance 20 be
entered herein on before the FIRST rule day
occurring three months after the first publica-
tiOn Of this order; otherwise the cause viii be
proceeded with as in case OF default: This
order 70 be published twice a month for three
successive months in the Washington Law
Reporter" and The Washington Times news
paper.
BY the Court:
(seal,J ASHLEY NJ GOULD. Justice.
A true cOpy-Test:
j. X. YOUNG. Clerk.
By J. W. LATIMER, Asst. Clerk.
Sel9. 26-Oc 10. Zf-nOl, Il
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SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. CREIGH-
TON.

Mrs. Halle Creighton. wife of Frank g.
Creighton. expired suddenly at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Wellington Dunn. IN
Cameron Street. yesterday afternoon
Mrs Creighton was trying on a dress
at Mrs. Dunn's when she complained
OF feeling faint. and asked Mrs. Dunn
to catch her as she thought she was
about to fall. Upon being placed upon
a bed she expired before DR.. MCGUIRE
who had been sent for, could arrive.
Her death was due to heart disease. Mrs.
Creighton leaves a husband and one
little daughter to mourn her She was
Halle Brent Robbins, Of Pittsburg, Pa.
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

Herbert Chilcott, who was injured at
Monroe last Tuesday and was taken TO
hospital at Lynehburg, has been re-
moved 10 his home here.
Frederick Cornell had his foot smash
ed yesterday by an iron casting falling
tDon il at the Washington Southern de-
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBlA-ANNA CAMPBELL. MARY
X CAMPBELL VS. MICHAEL HONNE.
ELLEN HOYNE, AND THE UNKNOWN
HEIRS AIsIENEES AND DENISEES or
MICHAEL HOYNE-Equity No 24,lZ0
The object Of this suit IS to perfect by adj
verse possession the title Of the complainant,
Anna Campbell, TO the east - feet % lot IS in
square 642. and that Of the complainant, Mar!
X Campbell 10 the west y feet Of lot Is. IN
square 6f2 Washington, ID. {. On motion OF
the complainant. il is this 4th day Of Septem-
Der, A. D., 1903 ordered that the defendants
cause their appearance TO be entered herein on
or before the first rule day occurring three
months after the first publication Of this order
otherwise the cause viii be proceeded with as IN
case Of default; provided 4 copy Of this order
be published twice month for three months
prior TO said return day in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Times
(SeaD ASHLEY ~ GOULD, Justice
A true copy-test:
j. X. YOUNG. Clerk.
By j. W LATIMER, Asst Clerk
se5 l0cc3. I7no7, II
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TRUSTEES SALE.
JAMES ". RATcLIFFE. Auetioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE N BANKRUPTCY or STOCK
or LADIES'. GEMS, AND BOYS SHOES,
SLIPPERS RtTBBERs ARCTICS. SHOE
POLISH, GEMS AND RpNS' CLOTHING
UNDERWEAR. ETC.
BY virtue q an order u the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. in re William
kaletski, Bankrupt No. 300. the undersigned
trustee viii sell by public auction within the
salesrOoms Of James W. Ratclide. No. 800 Penn
sylyania Avenue northwest. on THURSDAY, the
Path DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. d. 1903. at 10
O'CLOCK A. NJ, large stock Of shoes. slip
pers. rubbers. aretics, shoe polish, clothing,
underwear, etc, 10 which the attention u
the trade and private buyers il invited
Terms. Cash.
F. WALTER BRANDENBURG. Trustee.
SELF. Is. IL. 1921 d Fepdail Building.
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SILVER FOR PHILIPPINES.

The Bureau OF the Mint has bought
u 600 ounces Of silver for Phil
ippine coinage. at 57.95 cents an ounce
delivered in San Francisco. This is
Slightly more than the price paid for
300, coo ounces early In the week. when
the average was 57.S4. II is a decline
since September 10. when the price
reached 1921.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Ofiee Of Custodian
HYGIENE Laboratory, L. :. Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service, Washington, ID. G.,
September IS I9O3--Sealed proposals viii be
received al this Office until O'CLOCK p. NJ,
on the 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1903, and
then opened for supplying lumber and hardware
for shelving and for painting; also Tor moving
laboratory apparatus, disiufecting plant, etc,
in accordance with specifications, copies %
which may be had, in the discretion Of the
Custodian on application at this Office JOHN
r. ANDERSON. Passed Assistant surgeon, P. II.
& NJ H. s. Acting Custodian II
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c.,
Washington. d. G., sept. l., l903.-SEALED
PROPOSALS Will be received at this Office until
y NJ SEPTEMBER -. for constructing addi-
tional story for steel cells in the Police Court
Building. Sixth and D Streets northwest. W ASH
ingfon d. G. Forms and necessary Information
may be obtained at this Office HENRY b. r
MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST, JOHN BID
DIE Commissioners ID. G. sells, 1921
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KNOCKED DOWN BY STREET CAR.

c. W. Tandy. sixty years old. of sos
G Street southeast. was knocked down
at First Street and Maryland Avenue
northwest, yesterday afternoon. by a
street car. receiving injuries to his right
leg and body which required treatment
Mt the Emergency HoEsitaL
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ALEXANDRIA 5lEWS NOTES

pot. DR.. Smith gave him medical at
tention.
Wilbur Baggett cut himself with a
knife while cutting meat in market last
evening
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, SPECIAL TERN FOR Pro
BATE BUSINESS.-IN THE NATTER or
THE ESTATE or ANNE BEACHAM, DE-
CEASED No IL ,696 Administration
Application having been made 10 the su-
prerne Cont Of the district Of Columbia, hold
ing special term for Probate business, TOT
probate OF the last will and testament 81 SAID
decetlent and for letters testamentary on her
estate BY Mary A. Church, il is ordered, TINS
18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. d. 1903. that
Notice be, and IL hereby is, given 70 John
Beacham. William Beacham, Edward Beachain.
and TO all others concerned. 10 appear IN sald
court on WEDNESDAY. the 2ist DAY or o.
TOBER. A. ID 1908. at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. 70
show cause why such application should not ne
granted: Provided. This notice be published IN
the Washington Law Reporter" and The wash
ington Times once IN each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein mentioned,
the first publication 10 be not less than thirty
DAYS before said return day.
(Seal-) j. G PRlICHARD, JUSTICE
A true copy-1est.
sei9 26-oc3
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-U. S. coupon AS, $1.OOO62s6;
Col. Title ms, 5Od4A; Graphophone,
common. 5a9%, 25@4.
After csll-Mergenthaler. lOQlI
1OG173. 1Od1T2H. 26172k. 10G1727s. 1oQ
17s. 1OGl73. 1OQI72A. 1O@172%.
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THIRTY DAYS FOR vAGRANcY.

Judge Bundy. in the Police Court to-
day. convicted James Mcclure OF va
grancy and sent him down for thirey
days.
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AUCTION SALES.
JANEs W RATcLIFFE. Auctioneer.

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF SCHOONER
II. MASON.
BY order Of the owners. ! viii sell by pubhc:
auction. al Carter & Clark's wharf, foot o.
Tenth street on WEDNESDAY, the 29d DAY
or SEPTEMBER 1908. at y O'CLOCK n,
Schooner r. Mason, capacity, 50 TONS all her
sails boats. anchors. chains. etc, etc Vessel .
now lying at anchor and can be seen any time
Terms. Cash
JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. Auctioneer-
ee15-dSribs-cxSu
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While at work in the shops Of the
Southern Railway in this city day or
two ago James Nails had one of his
thumbs broken
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METHODIST RALLY MEETING.

A rally meeting was held in the lee
ture room of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. in Washington Sereet, last
night An interesting program was per-
| formed
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

IReported by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. 1913
T Street; Members New York Stock Ex-
change, Chicago Board OF Trade. WASH
ington Stock EXCHANGED
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Wall Street is preparing for a trade
reaction. but it ought not to operate on
the theory that Industrial insolvency is
approaching. Trade reports received to-
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CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

The gossip and tone of feeling on the
New York exchange today was without
exception extremely pessimistic. The
troubles in Pittsburg did not become
known until last evening. and are be-
lieved to indicate a serious condition
there. Money all over the country is re-
ported increasingly scarce, and exchange
has advanced so much on account of the
absolute lack Of cotton bills that money
lenders are unwilling to increase their
commitments
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day show generally sound conditions. 1t
is admitted that the boom in iron and
steel is over for the present, but 1T Is
not conceded that the industry will soon
cease to be probable.
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Noon.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Market opened steady, unchanged 10
points lower: closed steady.
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A critical broker observes that pes
simIsm is now so rampant that anything
a corporation may do in reference TO its
securities causes 1t at once 10 become
an object OF general suspicion.
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Special 10 The Washington Times)
CHICAGO. Sept 19--The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today
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PERSONAL.

Major R. W. Hunter. who has been
spending some time in Winchester. Va,
has returned home.
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AS GOOD AS GOLD.

Simply your promise to pay can be exchanged
with us for the ready cash. II you need
money-see U.s. You can get It easily, quickly,
privately az about half rates charged elsewhere
Liberal terms. No delay-no embarrassing Ques-
tic,.s. $40 20 $500 on pianos. furniture, etc.
Nc charge for papers.
e Also, LOANS on ENDORSED NOTES.
NAT. LOAN & INVESTMENT co.
Fourth Floor. y. E Ger. 18th and SITS.
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$4,000 TO LOAN

On Furniture, Pianos, Organs, etc without 70
moval, without publicity, without delay u
you have 4 loan with another company, we viii
pay the same Oh for you. Snd advance you mora
money Cal and set rates, or drop portal.
and agent VIII call al your hcuae-
NO EXPENSE TO YOU UNLESS LOAN IS MADE
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO..
6lS ST. \. W.
Ofice Hours: From g. to p m
Telephone. S69-Y East. zp5-d
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MISCELLANEOUS

REPAIRING AND ALTERING FURS. neck
scarfs $50; coiiarettes. 5; coats made from
uncomfortable caPes, -; VIII call Address
BOX 10. this Office. selS-Sr
TRUNK REPAIRING. SOC up. all trunks var
nished free. Send postal. De NEPHEW'S. 900
9th selt-oL
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER for rent, cheap
Address BOX 275, City Postofice. sel9-st
FOR RENT-T0 responsible party. upright
piano, -. 80 per month. Call between and
at 1881 Connecticut ave NV. selS-I
ALL SECONDHAND FURNITURE bought and
sold; pay high prices Drop postal OF phone
Main Sl56-M. r. MILLER. 1143 18th St NV
ses-S0t
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day show generally sound conditions. IL
is admitted that the boom in iron and
steel is over for the present, but 1T Is
not conceded that the industry will soon
cease to be probable.
/ In addition to the more favorable crop
news fall has taken place in the prices
OF wheat and corn, and the quantity or
these staples taken for export has in
creased a little. Actual wheat eXpoT-s
for the week, however, are less than
10000 bushels, as against over 3.O00,-
coo bushels last week and nearly $780,
600 bushels last year. In the fiscal year
our exports of wheat have amounted 10
30, 164 .25l, as compared with 53,932,65I
in the corresponding period of 1902.
The recent strength of exchange is
due, according TO some authorities, TO
purchases made for the purpose OF COW
ering short contracts put out some time
ago. in anticipation of the receipt of
cotton bills. The expected cotton bills
are cot arriving, and so the sellers of
shore exchange are retiring from their
position. A theory of the matter equal
| ly plausible is that the raise in sterling
represents plain and ordinary transac-
lions of remittances of money to the
other side in payment OF debts Cable
displ tches state that tenders looking to
gold exports from England to various
Continental nations are pending.
! 1t is a happy circumstance that the
grain and cotton demands are not coin
| Cident. and that while the Southern
States show a discount on domestic ex-
change, Western States report premiums
upon New York funds. When at last the
grain movement takes on full volume
funds will begin to be released from the
South, and there is every reason to sup
pose that Secretary Shaw's dispositions
will supply from the Treasury good
portion OF the funds supplied last year
from New York at the expense of calling
loans II is not certain that the expert
ence will be wholly escaped this year
but the probability grows less daily.