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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-23
just Oxygen.

Liquozone is simply liquid oxygen-no
drugs, no alcohol in it. It is the discovery
of PAUL., the great German chemist, who
spent 30 years on it. His object was to
get such All excess of oxygen in staple
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-23
FIRE At LAuRENs.

Tramps Supposed to Have Set Building
az Stock Yards on Fire.
Special to Times Republican.
Laurens, Nov 23.-The shed and corn
crib containing some hay and about
$50 bushels OF corn, at E. Bigglestone's
Slaughter yards burned Saturday morn
ing at 2 o'clock. The loss will be about
$3.50 and no insurance. The origin of
the fire Is unknown as there was no
fire near the sheds during the day.
The supposition is that 1t was caused
by tramps
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-23
ELLSWORTH COLLEGE WON.
Defeated The industrial School In
Good Gama Saturday.

Good Game Saturday.
Iowa Falls, Nov. est was a splen-
did game OF football the Ellsworth
College and Iowa Industrial School
teams put up at the Ellsworth College
athletic park In this city Saturday at
ternoon. The Eldora team up to this
game had maintained a reputation of
defending its goal line against all OPP
ponents, SO that the score OF IL to s
in favor of the college eleven was a
victory unanticipated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-23
Business Change At Peterson.

Special to Times-hepublican.
Peterson. Nov. 28.-Frank Brondgate.
OF Spencer. has purchased a half inter-
est in the drug store of A. w. Larson
& Co. and will move here to take charge
OF the business. Mr.. Larson, the retir-
ing member of the firm. has accepted a
position in a prominent drug store IN
Fort Dodge. to which place he will &c
about Dec I,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-23
Now Pastor at Spencer.

Special to Times-RepublicAn.
Spencer. Nov. 2s.-Rev. w. D. Nor
row. OF Dubuque. has arrived in the
city to assume the rectorship OF St.
Stephens Episcopal church. which has
been without rector for two months
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-23
Special Sale on all
Meats, Sat. Nov. Fl
w. E.. r. UP E r T
MEAT MARKET
4o7H SOUTH CENTER STREET
Farm Lands!

II you are looking for home or an
investment do not forget that the best
farm lands In the Northwest are along
the line OF tho Minneapolis & St
Louis r. r. where crop failures ars
unknown. Good soil, good climate.
good people there. Farm values are
rising rapidly and the time 70 buy -
NOW.
Low excursion rates from points %
the Iowa Central and Minneapolis q
ST. Louis Railroads, II you wish to In.
yostigate. For particulars address.
4. n CUTTA
q. =. 4, u, Cent. and n. Z st. L = r
1linneaaollA N1A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-23
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases.
Ali that medicine can do for these troubles
is to help Nature overcome the germs,
and such results are indirect and UNI
certain. Liquozone kills the germs,
wherever they are, and the results are in
evitable. BY destroying the cause of the
trouble, it invariably ends the disease,
and forever.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
REACHES NEW HIGH LEVEL

NEW YORK. Nov. There was an
other big market in cotton today. with
prices making new high records for all
options Quotations crossed the basis of
II cents per pound for all deliveries from
the current month &c next August, by
rising is to 20 points over last nights
closing quotations. 1t Is estimated that
over 10000 bales changed hands during
the two hours business.
The market was excited by a continue
ton of aggressive bull speculation by
the leading operators here and at New
Orleans. Shorts. spot dealers. and Liv-
erpOol and New Orleans were eager buy
ers, and the bull interests continued
their aggressive policy, while old bulls
and professionals took advantage Of the
broadness of the market and the bulge
in prices to realize profits.
Despite efforts of the bears to hold
business in check and heavy selling by
professionals. the market closed strong
at about the top prices.
December, 1L0fd1103. January, u.0i1
Hos; March. 11.0Td11O9; May. 1106911.07
July, u97.
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CHARTERS GRANTED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

The Following concerns have filed ar
ucles Of incorporation in the Office OF
the Recorder OF Deeds.
The Stertz Chemical Company; capital
stock, 81 900. 600; incOrpcrators, Jewell NJ
Gompertz, Frank H. Shultz, and L. J.
ShultZ.
The Eagle Quarrying Company: capital
stock, 100000; incOrporators. James A
BACK Eugene Schooiey. and James r
Porter.
The Edberg Company: capital stock.
5000; incorporators. Carl G. Edberg. r.
Stuart Knapp, and Frank D. Black
fstOne.
The independent Order Sons of iona
dab. organized for charitable. educa-
uonal, and missionary purposes. Incor-
poratOrs. J. +. /. Barnes. John C. Da-
ley. Thomas J. Clark and John c. Eos
ter.
St. Stephens Institute. organized for
the moral, physical, and mental deVel-
opment OF Christian young men The
incorporators are o. Gibbons Srnyth
francis J. MUlhall. j. Edwin Young. W
u. Brown. Thomas j. Trodden fr
Daniel NJ. Stanton. Joseph t. WEIGH
Ed +. Genoe, Edward W l. Healv
Patrick j. Inland. Maurice II Ianman
John Z. Boyland. and Daniel W. O'Don-
oEhue.
The Eppley Portable Horse Stall Com
pany. capital stock $50, 900: incorporators
George 3. EDDley. Frederick Bex, anc
oliver y. George
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BEAR ATTACK CHECKED
ON j. S. STEEL ISSUES
Denial Of False Runners Produces Heavy
Short covering-Bank Statement
Received Favorably.

NEW YORK. Nov. THE FIRST hour in
The stock market today was marked by
a generally heavy tone but the de-
ciines in prices sin nearly every instance
We're confined 10 small fractions.
The only sensational feature was Steel
preferred. which sold of is to the low
record made yesterday Later it re-
covered moe than the loss. The COM
mon showed considerable nrmness.
Colorado FSel and Iron fell IL. but
later recovered on short covering in
Republic Ste5i preferred. which carried
up = per cent from the opening.
The market developed decided strength
after the bank report was published,
and trading sentiment was favorably
influenced by a rally OF Ia in Amalga-
mated Copper from the lowest The
Street was flooded with reports Of an
Anal gamated- Heinze settlement.
: The denial OF any reduction In price
Of steel rails encouraged the bulls and
stimulated extensive covering of shorts
"a iron and steel stocks. The Erie.
PennsylvGaia, and Gould stocks were
Conspicuous in the late upward move
Hnent. rhe market closed strong and
active. Governments bonds were I'M
changed
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.

BALTIMORE. Nov THE following quota
tons were current at 70 O'Clock:
Flour-The market was quiet The quotations
were follows: Winter Extra, 50. 1908. ~,
Winter Clear, sS.6o@3.7e; Winter Straight, $3.50
94-40; Spring Clear, S9s594O5; Spring
Straight, S.40a4.G0; Spring Patent 81. 65t $50;
special brands, S500G525; City Mills Best Pat
ent, S525; City Mills High Grade Patent, $500;
City Mills High Grade Straight 81. 50; CITY Mills
Choice Family, s4.25; City Mills Super, SS-Z0ni
2.35; Rio Extra, S4.15@4.30; Rye Flour, medium
10 choice, S300dS40; Corn Meals, 100 lbs, SIP
g l35i Homiry, ebl., zoo lbs, s3.25; do, gr1ts,
Oats-The market was dull. Stock in eleva-
tors, 1s0, sS3 bushels; No white, Z1z@4lSzc,
No white. 1M4l14e; No white. Goa iO19ci
mixed Nc. 2, 400 401zc; No. mixed, 39a395zc.
No. ( mixed SS03S1Ec
Ry-The market was Arm. Stock in eleva-
tors, 97.I65 bushels; No. spot, Ss1z952ci No
Coo, November; No. Western, 5955@6Oc; bag
lots, nearby, as 20 condition, 50a59c; uptown,
No. Western. 69G63ikc. No. rye, 6lgoi1se;
No. ! rye, J0ef5914c-
Gram Frcights-were very quiet Liverpool,
per bushel, 111d NOvemE-T; London. per quar-
ter, Is ald November Glasgow, per quarter, Is
venber; Bristol, Is 71ad. NOVEMBER. Cardiff, pei
quarter, d, December; Dublin, Is I'D Noven-
Der; Lelth Is Cd. November; Cork, T. o. b., Is
"a, November; picked ports, Is, November; An
twerp, none offered; Hamburg, per quarter, Is
Cd, November; Rotterdam, per quarter, Is I'd,
November: Bremen, Is pigs, November.
Butter-Aarket was steady Quotations were:
Creamery separator. extra, 23d2sc; extra FIRST,
2I@22c; do, imitation, extra, 1s42oc; do, ex-
ira, first, lSgIsc; Elgin creamery prints, 1s-Ib.
z4@25c; lib, 24G25c; do, 2-lb, 233z@z4jac;
Maryland and Pennsylvania creamery prints, u
n, 22a23c: do. lib. 2lG22c; West Virginia
rolls, 149I5c; do, Ohio, 14Gl6c; West Virgins
store-packed. 14Gl6c. The above quotations
are for Wholesale lots. Jobbing prices are Ie
70 &c per To her.)
Egs-The market was steady. We quote:
Strictly fresh-laid, nearby stock, 2ss29c d0zen.
Western, 26G2sc: Southern 24&26t- CThese
quotations are wholesale only; jobbng nc 70
lc highsr.)
PoiIltry-The market was STEADY. Quotations:
Caickens. per ID, IA 10 lbs, i24i2c, to IA
lbs l3014c; old fowls, 1lQll1-c; old roostsrs,
each, 25d 4Oc. Ducks, old MuscOyy and mon
gTel, per b.. 12QISc; DO, young white Pskins,
per H.. 139l4ci do, puddle Ter ID, choice, old,
l2d1Sc; do, poor, thin OLE 9d10c; do, spring,
per %, 9 lbs and over, I1@I2c; do, small, ga
ioc: guinea fowls, old md young, each, l6g
90c; pigeons, per pair, choice, cid, l9@25c.
Turkeys were steady. Quote Dressed, 12izG
Ice; live, Belle
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FOUR DAYS TO CROSS
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN

A Glasgow paper alleges" that the
promise of four-day transatlantic boats
has been held out to the cunrad Steam
ship Company on certain contract con-
ditions by firm OF engineers. II is
proposed, according to the allegation.
that the steamships-the new fast ones
now building-shan be fitted out with
turbine engines giving 1880 horsepower
The promise is that the increase in speed
shall be accompanied by a decrease of
one-eair In coal consumption.
An alluring possibility Is held forth in
this story from Glasgow. Whether II is
a present possibility is another question.
Turbine engines have recently cut in
two the trip across the channel from
France to England. But the cutting OF
more than day from the voyage be-
tween England and America is a far
greater contract to undertake As for
the suggested decrease IN coal con-
sumption. there is the recent testimony
cf ar American ocean yacht owner
who uses the turbine. that the saving
is In the number OF engineers required,
and not In the quantity OF fuel
The horsepower suggested for the
four-day boat is just twice that OF the
Deutschland, the latest Atlantic record
breaker.-New York World.
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ACTIVITY CONTINUES
IN BUSINESS WORLD
Volume of Seasons Trade
Larger Than Expected.
IRON AND STEEL TROUBLES
Cut in Price of Billets Will Hasten In
dustrial Revival-Stock Market
Resists Depressing Influence
IRON AND STEEL TROUBLES

NEW YORK, Nov. Especial tele-
graphic reports from CORE soondents Of
the international Mercantile Agency
throughout the United States and Can
ada, regarding the state Of trade. are
summarized as follows:
The Intervention Of election in eleven
States, with a week of mild weather. has
served to check retail sales of season
able goods. notably clothing and milli-
merry. A canvass Of leading jobbers in
staple lines at important cities indicates,
however, the seasons total business Is
somewhat in excess OF expectations.
Boston reports orders for cotton goods
larger than year ago. At Philadelphia
general trade has been OF only fair
volume. at st. Louis little less active,
at St. Paul 1t is increasing but is smaller
than year ago, while IN Texas the
volume is not large for the season.
Conditions in Chicago show that buy
ing has been IN smaller lots. and that
railways operating East are carrying
less tonnage At Buffalo, elevators are
nearly full of grain and railroads COM
plain of car shortage.
Iron and Steal Trade.
Merchants, as well as manufacturers.
say the cut Of 81 a ton for steel billets,
with accompanying reductions in prices
OF finished steel, which must follow, will
hasten the industrial revival.
More mills and factories have closed
and some have reopened. About ., 900
iron and steel employees are idle tenn
porarily. Some 1900 ison puddlers win
have wages reduced November TO-
About $500 coal miners in Colorado,
New Mexico, Utah. and adjacent regions
VIII strike on November 3. Stock yard
and traction labor disputes affect Chi
cago interests unfavorably.
Philadelphia textile mills report or
ders are being received slowly.
The features OF the financial world
have been the resistance of the
New York stock market against shock,
the engaging OF gold for import after
the first flush Of cotton export bills,
and the increased firmness of money at
the West. where continued tension is
promised for the next four weeks.
Crop Movement.
At the Northwest demand for crop
moving funds viii not reach the maxi
mum until the ground freezes Mime
apolis bankers say. The furry in ST.
Louis banking circles has disappeared,
and collections there in most lines, as at
Baltimore. Chicago, and Cleveland, are
better. At Philadelphia payments have
been prompt in some lines. but slow in
others.
The cotton crop. representing 800 900.
600 more than that OF last year, points
TO further financial drafts. The big
rush of corn and wheat Is yet TO come
forward, although receipts of both are
growing. Wheat seeding at the South
west is completed and needed rains have
fallen.
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STOCKHOLDERS CONSIDER
PURCHASE OF MONOLINE
Favor Conservatism in Deal With Mer-
genthaler-Annua Meeting
Adjourned.

Informal consideration of the contem-
plated merger Of the MergenthaIer
Linotype Company and the Monoline
Company. occupied the attention of the
stockholders Of the latter corporation at
their annual meeting yesterday after
noon The subject was brought up for
brief discussion after a vote had been
taken to adjourn the conference until
Saturday after next. The officers win
then be elected.
From the tenor of opinions expressed
at the meeting the stockholders believe
a purchase OF their holdings by the
Mergenthaler interests would not be
feasible for the present Tho condition
OF the Monoline business abroad IS now
undergoing a thorough investigation.
and until this Is completed the stock
holders feel no action should be taken.
The meeting adjourned after brief
conference
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT
CAUS S APATHY ABROAD

LONDON. Nov. T-Business on the
stock exchange was duli and uninter-
esting in consequence or this being the
eve Of the settlement Consois saged
q fraction. Americans opened steady
Suctuated narrowly on either side Of
parity. with small gains predominating
and then closed steady. Rates for money
hardened ga the market, and repay
p1enrs TO tho Bank 81 England ma
terfaliy reduced the supplies. which VIII
be further depleted next week on the
payment Of the Transvaal loan Install
ment- Discounts We're firm on The con-
dftiou Of the Continental and American
exchanges The question whether Lon
don IS likely 10 be called upon 10 supply
large amounts Of gold 10 the United
States causes much agitation and nerv-
BUSINESS.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Nov. Money on call 3
per cent. Nominal today.
Time money has been firm all through
the week. and at the end was held for
fun rates. Demand increased moderate
~ Rates 55zd6 per cent for thirty to
sixty days. s per cent for all longer
dates.
Mercantile paper has been rather neg
iected during the week. and has forced
sellers to seek a market outside the
city in nearly. all cases. Supply has been
good. and Of varied assortment. Rates
6 per cent for high grade single names
and Endorsed bills receivable 6961z per
cent for those not so well known
Sterling exchange broke sharply to-
day demand bills selling as low as asa
loss Of Z cent from yesterday. Cotton
bills were plentiful. and We're pressed
for sale.
Rates for actual business were az fol-
lows: Sixty days 1901 demand asa
cables 4.s41z. Commercial bills were 4.7sN
a4So9i. The supply of grain and cotton
bills was good
Continental bills we're quoted as fol-
lows: Francs, 5.21 and 5.ls2t less lis
reiehsmarlls. "a 9-1eas4% and 942t@
81 1915; guiiders. 1875 and 4Ol5.
Following are the posted rates a. the
leading drawers OF foreign exchange:
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
WEEKLY STATEMENT
OF NEW YORK BANKS

NEW YORK. Nov. The weekly
bank statement. issued today, shows the
following changes;
Reserve on all deposits, decrease, s4,-
S79, 925.
Reserve on deposits. other than United
States, decrease, 81 873.575.
Loans. decrease. 81, 1900
Specie decrease, g 247 800
Legal tenders, decrease 81, 025, 600.
Deposits. United States deposits in
cluded, 81. 81, 500.
Circulation. decrease. SIS, 100
Total loans. seo0, O95. 500.
The banks now hold in excess of legal
requirements 3. 80. 225. against 81, $50, $50
last year. and s.ssS, 925 two years ago.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

Sixth ard NJ Streets northeast-Ed-
ward H. Toomey ct uX to John A. and
Bridget Fitzgerald, so'uh one-half lot
90 square s2S SO
o Street northwest, be tween Thirty
hrSt and Thirty-secopd sStreets-Cath-
crime v Wheian 10 Henry Copperthite
part lots and T. square 1243. $40
Morton Place northeast. between Sixth
and Seventh Streets-Mssy j. knight et
Ytr, Frank H. TO Gertrude E Hunter
east one-half lot 26s. square SIS. SO
Morton Place northeast, between Sixth
and Seventh Streets-Gertrude E Hun
ter 70 Mary r Sumner, east half lot 26S
square $50, SO
Montello-John L. Williams TO Frank
lin P. Nash. lot 1s6, block 4. $40.
New York Avenue northwest, bet STeers
Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets-VVfll-
lam NICK Clayton ct al, trustees, 10
Jesse H Arnold. undivided one-third in
terest, subject to life estate, in part lot
2, SOU &e 2s7, 81 $50
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
GaARKET FoR HUMAN HAIR.

Every year two or three days after
the fete OF St John a market of human
hair is held at Limoges. Girls. NATIONS
and old women from the country around
bargain 10 obtain the best price for their
tresses. which are shown of in the
market place. White hair always fetches
the highest price because the color can
not be produced with dyes. 1t is often
worth s. per pound. Cray hair comes
next in market value. then haxen color
ed golden auburn, light and dark brown
IN that order. The cheapest Is black hair.
Chicago Chronicle.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Nov. Only thirty-six
boatloaas Of the eighty-three Of wheat
reported sold yesterday for export could
be confirmed today, and disappointment
connected Herewith had a great deal to
do with the weakness that generally
prevailed in tie wheat market. Decem-
Der closed &c lower. and May at &c de-
cline.
Corn was dun, and rather soft. with
L07sc decline in December and Nay de-
uveries, as TIE result OF the days bust
ness.
cember delilaary. closing sake below
yesterdays closing figures May oats
lost only y.
Provisions were drmer for lards weak
er for pork and ribs
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Capital Traction IS. 50Og10.
Metropolitan Railroad IS. 1.o00Q1l6.
Washington Gas Certificates Ind, loo
N1171z.
Capital Traction. 10I124. 4d124.
Riggs National Bank, 3N575.
Mat Union Ind. 1Oou6A-
Peoples Fire Ind, 1fg6ss.
Aergent 50 1S5, 10Q1S5z4, 10
63I88. 10d1S7L.
Lanston. 100gs1k. 1O09Sls-
Craphophone common. 1O044. 1904
After calI-Washington Street Rail-
way preferred, 5OQg3, 5o43sA. 6Oq39.
50G391k. 50439
Washington Gas, Z545S%.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
Dozen Good Reasons Why Should Keep
An Account With This Bank.

NUMBER TWELVE: A Bank
Lean is a good thing, and it is doubly
50 when it is granted cheerfully and
promptly, but your bankers good
opinion Of you, based on a creditabI =
kept bank account, IS apt to be Of far
more value to you than the temporary
use Of any sum of money you borrow
from him. Is it not well then-sinee
It costs you nothing-to build up that
reputation with the strongest and
largest bank, whose good word ear
ries weight not only over the whole
country. but over the whole world,
and which can help you at the great
est number Of points and in The
greatest number of ways either IN
your business or personally, Some
day that good word may be OF the
greatest value to you.
Continued IN Merit Issue
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. THE following
table shows the highest. lowest and
last prices of the most active stocks
sold on the Etoek exchange today, and
the net char ses from yesterdays clos
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PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK.

NEW YORK. Nov. THE following
table shows the highest, lowest. and
last prices, together with the number
Of shares sold, of the most active issues
in the stock market in the past week:
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
FINANCIAL.
- M ckglTAL. sl0O.o0O.O0.

QIs Cn onzu lcCo,Tts. subject 90 check In-
teress computed ist q each mcath on minnull
fsi.4cl i..efious alcnih- 30 fractions N 4lontis
ccnzsderea SCI oa tiIae deposits 20 to o. days.
8.c5ee 90 Grncaits subject 10 90 DAYS notice
ayery csy computed SO savings and tiaic
deDosit1 q ~ d2ys q more.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
DO you NEED MONEY7

MONEYS That's what you want, We want. and
every body wants; and that's what you get II you
are wise and make a note Of this Deal with a
house that does not exhaust all its energy in
blowing OF shooting hot air. We know we are
the cheapesl; ycu don't Give Us a chance 10
prove II 10 you We wiz loan you all the
money you want on Faur Furniture CT ANYTHING
you have in your house, and yCu keep the fur
uitlre right n your home. You pay whatever
you can each month We pay Of other loans
Nothing taken out when you get ire money.
HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
Go St. NV, Second foor, Rooms I and .
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
DO YOU NEED a LoAN7

Reasonable rates. Courteous treatment. No
delay. Lie insurance policies bought and
loaned on CHAs. A. BAKER. ITO st. Rooms
1912. Phone ST. ss2a-H
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

The gold premium at Madrid today
was $500. against 32.75 yesterday, and
at Lisbon "a 50. unchanged.
Chicago exchange on New York city
80 cents discount per 81, 900, against 10
change 5 to 10 cents premium, against 5
premium yesterday
Bar silver in the London market today
displayed a decidedly firmer tone, the
quotation moving up 3-l6d 10 q 5-1cd
per ounce Commercial bars In the local
market advanced 10 5S7s cents in sym
pathy. Mexican dollars were quoted
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. The following are the
quotations for futures on the grain market
today;
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Stock MARKET Closes Strong and -Ach1e.
Favorable Bank Statement Causes RaII,
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. THE following the
opening quotations on the curb market to-day.
Today. Yesterday.
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Money Loaned salaried People.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN In sums Of S. to $50 JO-
SEPH CAIN, 2S7 Pa. ave. NV. in fruit store.
nos-Tt
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
9. }. BELL, President,
G4o5 G Street n. w.

FisCaIageHts of fEe United Sfafes in
China and the Philippine Islands.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

Wash. Gas Co., ser A, 6's iSO2-ZI.. lJt q.
Wash CaE Co., Rer D. e'S lS0i-27.. lJ5
L. s Elec. Light, Deb. ImB- 1902. Nix 10y
q. s. Elec. Light, Cert i.fdeSt... lolS
Chez & Pot. Tel. Com. Rs....... 10 ) lO
Wash. Market Co., Ist gs, 1922 lysh
Masonic Hall Assn Is. Z. 1908. e. lgE
Warrington GaG.................. nlA lle
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
SAFE DEPOsTT AND TRUST STOCK

W SssIsl IN Losn and Trast.. S6sx 2i.
Amer Security and Truat. 2os 20
Union trust and StoTsRe--------. 1854 IL
washington Savings Bank......... 1D5H III
Home Savings Bank. Id =
The Washington times., 1903-11-08
RAILROAD BONDS

csaitaI Traction r. r. 4s.- l15K I07
Net r. 4. Is, 1875. ..,......... ITO IL
Net r. Z. Cert Indebtedness A.. lJs lO5
Met r. r. Cert. indebtedness b.. .o5A lteA
Columbia Z. Y. bs, l9l4......-. 10 ~
Columbia II. r. 2d mort Vs.. loB5 iSon
Nash Street Railway "a. - ~