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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-13
DAILY STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Market Again Selling Off, Partly Account of Northern
Securities Decision and Reports of Probable Similar
Proceedings Against CoaIers,

through the list From iop prices
OF the early dealings there were
declines of over / per cent in all lead
ing issues, with even larger exceptional
breaks. ST. Louis and San Francisco
fell , points and Wheeling and Lake
Erie per cent Southern Pacific at one
time sold up q per cent, but subsequent
II # declined over . points In the in
dustrial list, Sugar, the United States
Steel stocks, AmaIgamated Copper, Peo-
pies Gas. American Smelling, American
Car and Foundry. and a few other IN
dustriaIs showed good resistance to the
general depression.
st the lower level the range OF prices
showed some steadiness. but speculation
remained unsettled. and the trading ele-
mcnt was inclined to operate IN expecta-
ton of a furIh her unfavorable reflection
of the decision Of the St. Paul court All
other influences appear 10 be temporal
iIy ignored. and the discussion OF the
street turns upon the extent 10 which
the financial plans of the large interests
will be modified by the attitude of the
western court toward the Northwestern
combination Governments. Unchanged
Railroad bonds we're lower in sympathy
with stocks.
There was very good demand during
the first hour which sustained prices so
we'll that many Of the room traders went
long in the market. In Union Pacific
the principal early buying was by q
Chicago trader. who took about 5000
shares to cover his shorts Jacob Fields
ana ". 3. Oliver were the largest buy
ers of 81 Paul and have bought at in
tervais ever since The market weak
ened during the second hour OF q volume
Of long stock. which has increased IN
proportion with the decline in prices
Some OF the selling has been in fairly
large lots One interest sold 10000
shares of Pennsylvania Railroad, another
GOO Atchison. and there has been many
/ lots of 1000 shares or over Feeling Oh
the floor of the exchange isNnot anything
especially bearish, but the room trader!
at least will not buy anything until they
see some evidence OF outside absorption
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fifteenth Street northwest, between
New York Avenue and II Street-Ann
Riordan et al. trustees. 10 Fannie B.
Pettes. lot u. square 222. $40, 600.
1855 Corcorau Street northwest Sarah
ID. Duke TO Alexander c. Garner. lot 30,
square POS. $40.
1856 CorcOran Street oTthwest-Alex-
andeT G. Garner ct Tx. to Isaac W. Scott,
lot 20. square POS $40.
NJ Street northwest. between Third and
Fourth StTeets-Jane E Reilly 20 Annie
r. Rawn. lot T. square 524. SO.
Tenth Street northeast. between F and
G Streets-Richard e. Psiro ct al, trus-
tees. TO John J. Brosnan. lot % square
$50, s., $50
/ Street southwest, between Four and
a-half aud Sixth Streets-HenTy H.
Bergman ct al. trustees. to Charles II.
Parker. part LOT 49, square sol. 81 600.
y Street southeast, between First and
Second Streets-Michael Mailman ct Tx.
to Gottfried Fankhauser. lot %, square
744. $40
West Brookland Parkway L, Ma
reau 10 George /. Clayton, lot g, block
2 $40.
Cleveland Heights-Frank A. Jones to
Gussie wilkins, lot II, block s, 80.
Addition to BrOokland-James L,
Sherwood ct al. 10 Ernest F. Hawkins,
lots and Q. block ., SO.
Addition to AnacOstta-HenTy a. Girls
void ct ux. TO Nell E. Cornish, lot 1873,
SO
Trinidad-Benjamin Davis to Benja-
min T. Brant. lot 10, block. 10. $40
Eckington-Jesse l. HeiskeH ct al.
trustees to John r Meany, lot 2,
square %, 80. 400.
Kalorama Heights-James c. Hooe ct
ux. to Alice H. Smith, lot 6. block 10,
$23. 600.
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FTNANCE AND COMMERCE..
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

Net earning OF nineteen railroads dur
ing February show gain of $3.50, 02t
The net earning for eight months in
creased S427,S17.
The high money rate Thursday after
noon was attributed to the three days
holiday.
The Treasury has completed the ex-
change of per cent consoIs of 1890 10
the extent of 81. 1888. 800. of which 81.
649 200 were for other than national
banks.
The subtreasury reports this morning
that the banks have gained from it since
Friday last $3.50, 900. The prospects are
the banks will continue to gain this
week
Waldorf and Keene brokers are sell
ing Atchison heavily.
There has been a great deal Of selling
of Northern Securities since the opening
The price opened 1925 and sold down
TO 1O1. with covering of shorts the
feature Of the buying.
The bear pressure against Reading
started from the opening and made that
stock the weakest feature. The move
ment is based on Washington reports to
the effect that Mr. Hearst and his fol-
/ lowing have prevailed upon Attorney
! General Knox to proceed against the
/ coal combination on the same bill Of
complaint which they tried to induce
the New York State attorney general to
/ use as basis for similar proceedings.
/ The general stock market is main
! tanning a good undertone and there is
evidence of support in many quarters
Brokers who usually trade for the
principal banking interests connected
/ with Union Pacific, have been buying
/ that stock and supporting it in a mod
crate way.
London is doing very little. but is
reported a seller of the railroad list il
a moderate way.
Prominent steel men now believe that
Charles NJ. Schwab will be reelected
president of the United States Steel
Corporation at the annual election II
be held next Monday. notwithstanding
all the talk about making a change. II
is said the only reason for wishing Il
elect some one else president was that f
was feared Mr. Schwab's health might
give away. But MIR. Schwab's health ap.
pears to have been fully restored an,
under the new plan of placing more re
| sponsibilities upon the various commit
tees of the directors, il is believed Mr.
Schwab will not be overburdened here.
after. The committee plan had to bt
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NEW YORK. April 1s-Wjth the eN-
ception Of Reading common and Rock
Island preferred. in which instances de
eHnes Of over / point were scored, the ia
itial transaction in this mornings stock
market showed losses which were limited
to fractional proportions and in few in
stances the first quotations showed ad-
vances in comparison with Thursday ;
final figures. 81. Paul and North Amer
lean were particularly firm 1t is hardly
necessary to say that the sole theme Of
discussion in financial circles prior TO the
opening of business was in regard 10 the
probable effects on the market Of the de
cision adverse 10 the legality Of the
Northern Securities handed down Thurs
day afternoon The London stock market
was closed today on account of The con-
tinued observance of The Easter holidays,
50 there was no reflection from that
quarter Of the decision. Trading was in
fairly large volume, and was well dis
tributed throughout every quarter of the
market
Pennsylvania was especially active,
and showed particular pressure, which
was. Of course, attributable TO uneaSiness
lest that company's large holdings OF
competing lines might bring it within
Inc scope Of Thursdays ruling by the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
The United States Steel shares were sim
ilarly affected.
In the curb market there we're exceed
ingly heavy transactions in Northern Sc
curities Company stock around 1o1, de-
cline OF about points from Thursday
low level. The strength OF the loca
traction shares in the early dealings
made them conspicuous features Of tht
market. Trading after The opening de-
veIoped a quieter tone and sharp Taliie.
appeared in several directions. The mos
active features of the railway list were
Baltimore and Ohio, Norfolk and West
ern. Rock Island. Erie, Union Pacific, and
the Wabash shares.
In many instances prices rallie'
considerably after the opening, bu
before the first hour was over :
renewed selling pressure was feI
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VOTE TO STRIKE.

APPLETON, Wis. April 13.-At meet
ines yesterday afternoon the brother
hoods of Appleton Neenah, and Men
asha. representing 900 hands employed
in ten p:aoer mills in the cities named,
unanimously voted TO strike next Sat
urday night unless in the meantime the
demands for total discontinuance OF
work on Saturday nights, without re
duetion of pay. is granted by the manu-
factureTs.
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BUSINESS MEN PROTEST
AGAINST NEW STREET NAME

Charles Becker and forty other bust
ness men located on Thirty-second
Street. Georgetown. have filed with the
District Commissioners a petition pro-
testing against any change IL the name
Of that thoroughfare between the water
front and Q Street. They say no valid
reason exists for the proposed change,
and it would work detriment TO their
business in many ways.
Attention is called TO the fact that
after many years the correspondents OF
their houses have become accustomed 20
the change from High Street 10 Thirty
second Street. and with their expert
ence Of the confusion arising the mer-
chants do not want another change
The Commissioners have noted the
protest and II will be considered in con
nectiOn with the proposed naming or the
lower end of the TenIeytown road
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put into operation when he went TO
Europe to recuperate and it worked so
advantageously that upon his return he
advised the directors to continue that
system Of administration no matter who
should be elected president. Mr.
SChwab's ability as a steel man has
never been questioned, and now that he
has signifed a desire TO continue as
president of the great corporation Ills
friends say no other competent steel
man would care TO undertake the work.
There has been some mtsapprehension
relative TO the circular issued by the
Bureau Of Insuiar Affairs of the War
Department. inviting bids for the
SO, 900 600 certificates of Indebtedness or
the government of the Philippines 1t
was the intention of the bureau to con-
vey 1.-THE understanding that bids were
desired for these certificates. In other
words responsible subscriptions offering
the highest premium Will be accepted
1t is possible this is not clearly under
stood and it Is. therefore, desired to en-
phasize the fact that bids are desired.
subject of course. to the right OF me
Government to reject any bid.
The Twin Falls Land and Water Com
pany has been organized with Frank H
Buhi, Of Pittsburg, the largest stock
holder as president, according 10 re-
ports from Tacoma. 1t is proposed to
irrigate 2T1.0 acres of land in the
Snake River Valley. Southern Idaho.
Power is to be taken from the Sho-
shone Falls. and a forty-five mile cleo
/ trio line to the region fEom g junction
/ with the Oregon. Short Line is to be
built The cost of the project is esti-
mated at $1,000 900.
MiIIers are preparing to build rice
mills at St Paul to mill millions of
1 tons Of rough" Oriental rice that will
| be brought by the Great Northern Line
! OF steamships and railways. James J.
i Hill is said to be back of the idea.
! He is now building two ships 10 carry the
rice. The import duty is cents for mill
ed rice per pound. The duty on unmilled
rice is only IA cents per pound. II costs
/ 81 cents per 100 pounds 10 bring il
/ from Japan 10 St Paul Most Of the
rice will come from Japan. for the
reason that rice coming from China
costs IS cents more per 100 pounds il
freight rates. S1.25 per 100 pounds be
ing the cost Of bringing rice from
China TO St. Paul. The railroad charge:
for hauling rice already found in thi:
country are 80 cents per 100 pound.
from the Pacific Coast TO St Paul
| When the Great NOrthern's new ship!
are ahoat the rates Will be made or
this side OF the water. and probably
will be much lower. Indeed. Mr. Hill
has promised to make them great dea
lower than they now are.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ST PRENE cot RI OF THE DISTRICT or co
LUNBIA HOLDING 4 PROBATE COURT
No. 1872 Administration.
This is TO give notice that the subscribers, OF
the District Of Columbia, have obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District OF Columbia let
tiers II administration c. E a. on the estate OF
John r. DoTan. late OF the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, legally authentlcat ed
to The subscribers on OF before the 18th DAY
OF MARCH. 4. D. 1904; otherwise they
may by Laws be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate.
March. 1903.
iSealD JOHN DORIAN,
1905 \ ST,
JOHN +. McSAiIN,
Stewart Bldg, 9th and d SITS. NV
Attest: JOHN Il. ROJ TER.
deputy Register II Wits for the District
of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
PADGETT & FORREST, Attorneys.
mh30ap6.l3
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TITLE INSURANCE sTOCF,
DIES FROM
BLOWING HIS NOSE

LAPORTE. Ind, april 13.-Micheal
Milcarek died last night as The result
of blowing his nose
Physicians say his case is one of the
srangest in medical annals. lie blew
too hard aud ruptured blood vessel
The bleeding could not be stopped. and
he gradually passed into a comatose
cCrdstion lie lived three DAYS.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
of the
UFS'rpTTT M CpII-AIRTA

Washington, March 81, 1858,
l. TToS r DRAKE, Superintendent Of inslr-
ancp OF the District OF Columbia. 10 hereby Ger
tifv that the PREFERRED ACCIDENT iNSl r
ANCE COMPANY. located at New York, IN the
State of New York has complied IN all respects
with the laws Of the District Of Columbia appll-
cable to il, and is authorized 20 transact in the
District Of Columbia its appropriate business
uf making insurance against less OF damage re-
suIting from accident, embracing burglary, cy-
clone, credit. employers liability, health, live
stock plate glass, steam boiler, and title, as
prescribed in Section e46 Of the Code Of Law OF
the District OF Columbia, during the current
vear Its condition and business, on the 3lst
day Of December Of the wear next preceding the
cate hereof, is shown by the statement, under
oath. required by Section 81, amended,
of said Code Of Law. to be rs follows:
Aggregate amount Of available as
sets > -Ut4,3hl L
Aggregate amount Of liabilities lex
cept cspital), including reins,T
auCe. ..------- 'ssO. IS -
Net assets. ........................ 4s4, SIS "A
Amount Of actual paid-up capital 100000 w
sprplus zs4-67s "a
Amount of insurance in force. 425, SIC, 600 90
Amount of losses sustained .... 800, AZ 20
Amount Of income for the year in
cash .........................-. l,Is7, i9I Is
AMOUNT Of expenditures for the year
in cash ..-.............. I,07I. sos 60
In witness whereof | have hereUnto subscribed
my name and caused my official seal 10 be af-
fixed, the DAY and year first above written
(SeaIJ THOS. T. DRAKE,
Superintendent Of Insurance.
1t District OF Columbia.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-washingto Street Railway,
81. 000aTT, 81 .00Od77; National Safe De
post Company, l0q12lA, 19Gl$, 100
$50. 10aI30. $3.50. Washington Gas, 15g
s2Is, Mergenthaler. 10d18174, 10d1S11z,
10a1S14. 1oa1S1. 10a1S17 Greene Cop
per. 36623lR. 16a232s. 1909 291e, lOOg
z315. 1000 2Sss After caIi-Nash lngton
Gas. 25dS2ie, Greene Copper, 50@ZS@s'
Washington Gas, 25o sZ14, 2oG y = >
Lauston, 10610A
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Of the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

DISTRICT Or IDl-l- AlbAA-
Washington March ., 1903.
l. THOS. Z. DRAKE. Superintendent OF lnsrr-
BnCe { the District Of Columbia. do hereby GER
tify that the NEW ENGLAND Ntft Al LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at B0ston, IN
the State 81 Massachusetts, has complied III all
respects with the laws Of the District OF Column
bia applicable To it. and Is authorized 20 trims
act in the District of Columbia its appropriate
business Of making insurance on the lives OF or
against accident 80 persons. and insurance con
npcted Herewith. It's condition and business. 5Uu
the -5lst dav OF December of the wear next PIE
Ceding the date hereof is shown by the state
meut under oath as required 10y section GI7.
amended Of the Code OF Law Of the District of
Columbia. TO be follows:
Aggregate amount Of available
sets Observation-Disclosures. S34 4S2 2I7 0s
Aggregate amount Of liabilities Tex
Cept capitsD, including reinsur-
anre. and special accumulation 70 %. SO sG
General surplus on policy-holders'
account observation-disclosures. 3504 60f p
Capita stock ....--...,.......- Meme
Amount Of insurance in force----- l3j. 255 f}5 co
Amount OF IOSSes sustained. 1858 $50 Is
Amount OF income for the yeaT.---- 6.gf4. S9A 81
Amount Of expenditures for the wear s,34i ,03i 81
In witness whereof ! have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused my official seal to lie al
fixed the day and year first above written.
(SealD THOS. f. DRAKE,
Superintendent Of Insurance
II District OF Columbia.
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Boilermakers and iron sbipbuilders of
Boston and vicinity viii make a request
for higher wages and an eight-hour day
for those engaged in repair work
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, April 13.-The following
prices were quoted or the exchange to
day
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FINANCIAL.
PERPETUAL
BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.

ESTABLISHED TWENTY ONE YEARS.
ASSETS, g, Si0. -. 50.
SURPLG ;, slI9. 66g.74.
Pays interest at the rate Of { per cent IN
terest paid every three months Interest charged
to borrowers, s. per cent 5000 for 81 PEI
month $1,000 for $ per month. $1,000 for SIS
per month
Interest on Building Leans charged only as the
money 3 used. $40 expenses only charged on
obtaining a loan.
Office. sos IIth -
ANDREW GLASS, President
JOHN COOK, Secretary.
ap3 cot
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HEE IF YOU NEED GOOD HELF.
TIL USE TINES WANT ADS.-)SE
"a - al CENT 4 WORN
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Of the
DrSTFyrfy, CE fsRT T~AfPfA

Washington, March 81, lAl4-
l. THOS- z DRAKE. Superintendent Of Insur-
snce OF the District Of Columbia. do herebr Ger
tify that the GREAT EASTERN CASU Atty AND
INDEMNITY co, located at New York, in the
State Of New York has complied in all respects
with the laws If the District Of Columbia appli-
cable TO It, and is aut horned to transact in the
District Of Columbia its appropriate business Of
making insurance against loss damage result
ing from accident. embracing burglary, cyclone.
credit, employers liability, health. live stock,
plate glass, steam boiler. and title, as pre-
sSribed IN section 64G OF the code Of Law Of the
District OF Columbia during the current
wear. its condition and business, on the
3lst day Of December Of the year next preeed-
ing the date hereof, is shown by the statement,
under oath, as required By section 647,
Of said Code Of Law, to be as follows:
Aggregate amount OF available as
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Special to The Washington Tines-j
CHICAGO. april 13-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
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EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

ASSETS, sl,e46, 550-I.
Loans.
LOANS made at the lowest rates = interest
charged by any building association. No
bonus or other extra costs. Loans are re-
payable in monthly instailments Settlements
in full or in part may be made at any time
by paying interest to date Of settlement.
Shares.
Subscriptions received daily from an. ts
4:S0 pm. at the Office Of the Association.
-Four per cent interest per annum is allowed
shares until maturity, when fun earnings
are paid.
Further information viii be ebeerfully fur
nished by the officers upon application at tbs
Office.
EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1903 F st. nv.
John Joy Edison, President.
A. J. Schafhirt, Vice President.
Geo W. Casilear, ID Vice President.
Frank ?. Reside, Secretary.
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
OF the
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.

DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
OF the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington March 81 1893
I, THOS. E. DRAKE, Superintendent Of lnsur-
ance Of the District Of Columbia, 90 hereby Ger
fifr that the METROPOLITAN PLATE GLASS
INSI- RANCE COMPANY. located at New FORK.
spects with the laws OF the District Of Columbia
applicable to IT, and j authorized 20 transact n
the District Of Columbia its appropriate business
OF making insurance against loss or damage re-
sulting from accident, embracing burglary, cy-
clone credit employers liability, health, I've
stock plate glass. steam boiler. and title, as
prescribed in Section 646 Of the Code OF Laws Of
ne District Of Columbia, during the current
year Its condition and business, on the 3lst
dav Of December OF the year next preceding
the date hereof, IS shown By the statement,
under OATH IS required by Seton G47 Of said
Code of Law. TO be as follows:
Aggregate amount Of available as
sets S3iSso8A -
Aggregate amount Of liabilities lex
Cept capitaD, including reinsur-
ance ..............,.......-. 49, SOB 30
Net assets. ........................ SOS. Is8 OF
Amount Of actual paid-up capital. 100000 %
Surplus .......................... 2O5. I8s o.
Amount of insurance in force. y 4s9, 300 90
Amount - losses Sustained. ...-... lOl,2s2 q
Amount Of income for the year IN
cash .-------- S5obso -
Amount Of expenditures for the year
IN cash 4to, 80 -
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
nay name and caused my official seal TO be
affixed. the day and year first above written.
(Seal.) TIIOS. E DRAKE,
superintendent Of Insurance, District OF
Columbia. 1t
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ACTIVE STOCKS ON CHANGE.

Special to The Washington Times-)
NEW YORK, April 19.-Following were
the quotations on the New York Stock
Exchange today;
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
DIsrRIcT Ia CoLI-NRIA.

4
Washington, March 81, 1903
l. THOS. +. DRAKE, Superintendent Of insur-
snce Of the District Of Columbia, do hereby Ger
DENT INSURANCE COMPANY, located at
Detroit, in the State Of Michigan, has
complied In all respects with tia laws
Of the District Of Columbia applicable
to il, and Is authorized 60 transact in the
District of Columbia its appropriate business OF
making insurance against loss damage re-
s1lting from accident, embracing burglary, cy'
clone, credit employers liability, health, i've
stock plate glass, steam boiler, and title, as
prescribed in section GO Of the Code OF Law
of the District Of Columbia, during the current
3Ist day of December Of the year next proceed
ing the date hereof, is shown by the statement,
under oath, required by section 641, sme-ided'
Of said Code OF Law. to be follows:
Aggregate amount Of available
..-........-.....-.... 1913, 3O2 II
Aggregate amount Of liabilities
texcept capitaD, including rein
surauce Observation-Disclosures So@rSi9 -
Net assets ---.--...-..-.--------.- 566. 8s6 40
Amount Of actual paid-up capital $4,000 90
Surplus. 3d. $50 30
Amount Of insurance in foFce. 97,6l5,000 %
Amount OF losses sustsined---..--- 657, 80 y
Amount Of income for the year in
cash lrS'ts $50 %
Amount Of expenditures for the
wear in cash I,I95, 100 90
In witness whereof / have here'tntO subscribed
my name and caused my official seal 70 be At
fixed, the day and year first above written.
(Seal) THOS. L DRAKE,
Superintendent Of Insurance,
.sz%-F 81 coin TFsfFfl
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
RFPoRr OF THE CONDITION
REsOI -RCE

RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
d. C.. at the close of business April 3. 1908.
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Net earning OF nineteen railroads dur
ing February show a gain of $4,000
The net earning for eight months in
creased S427,S17