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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15
Land Excursions to Oklahoma

Land excursions to Oklahoma will
be run over the Rock Island System
Jan. and 10, Feb. and 10, March /
and Is and April and 10. For fur
Their particulars, call on or write
Z. z. MORGAN,
Skinner Building.
HENRY j. GRIPP,
1410 Fifteenth Street. Moline, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

De Wolf Hopper Will begin his sea-
son under the management Of Will
liam A. Brady next October at the
Academy of Music, Montreal. Mr..
Hopper's first vehicle. "A Runaway
King" was finished last week, and
is said to be a worthy successor of
Wang"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15
ODE Stage.
Feb. 17.-"Happy Hooligan."

The Silver Slipper" whose chief
claim for fame is that it is by the
authors Of "Florodora," one of the
greatest comic opera winners in
years, visited Rock Island last even
ing, attracting a capacity house at
the Illinois. 1t is one of the biggest
organizations that has been seen here
the present season, the staging and
cOstuming are beautiful to the point
Of elaborateness, but there is some
thing lacking. 1t is not the story, for
one familiar with comic operas these
days has come to look upon a plot as
Il joke. 1t is the music. There are
not over two catchy strains in the en-
tire score. and it is doubtful if there
was heard gallery boy whistling an
air from the opera on his way home
after the performance. 1t is an ac-
cepted fact among theatrical people
that when the patrons of the peanut
gallery leave after comic opera
without whistling something that
they have heard, the music is not of
the catchy kind. \ finer looking
troupe than that presenting "The Sill
YER Slipper" would be hard to find.
the array of acknowledgement wo-
men and youths in faultless attire, in
the ensembles and finales. But, de-
spite the magnitude of the company
there was Il weakness in the choruses.
The lack of good female voices was
especially noticeable. There was not
really good soprano voice among the
/ half hundred or more girls of the
company. Throughout the entire pro-
| duction the solo parts were away be-
low the average comic opera. This
feature was especially criticised by
the hearers of the opera.
| While not devoid of comedy, THE
Silver Slipper" suffers in this particu-
| lar respect from comparison with
THE Prince of Pilsen,'' The Yankee
Consul" or any of the other comic
| opera attractions which Rock Island
people have had the pleasure of at
tending this season. Samuel Collins is
the sole comedian, and his work won
him unstinted applause at times. The
leading roles were well portrayed by
Ben Lodge as Sir Victor. the astrono-
mer; Donald Brine as Berkeley. his
nephew; the young navy officer by
Albert Kappelar; Ann Tyrell as
Wrenne. and Carolyn Gordon as the
visitor from Venus. The piece has
many pleasing musical numbers,
among which Collins Never Had To-
Work" wen the heartiest expressions
Of applause. several recalls having
been accorded the singer. The cham
payne dance was n pleasing feature.
The opera house orchestra was aug
mented by the harp orchestra of the
company.
Nat Goodwin is doing some real
business now, for the revival of a
Gilded, Fool" seems TO be opportune.
Grace Elliston, Rock Island favor
| lite. is with Viola Allen in Twelfth
! knight" She plays Olivia.
Last week Florence Hayward, here
recently in THE Pit" said she was to
marry Sir John Willoughby. This
week word comes from London that
Sir John denies the report.
John J. McNally has written another
play for the Rodgers brothers 1t is
] called The Rodgers Brothers in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

When Ben-Hur started its engage
ment in Terre Haute last Monday,
the advance sale reached over $12,-
600. The receipts for the week were
nearly 100000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

President Holland has called the
spring meeting of the directors of
the Three-Eye league at Chicago, Feb.
25. to consider his schedule and other
matters in reference to the coming
season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

So encouraged are Miss Ada Re
han and Otis Skinner at the way
their Shakespearean revival has been
received that they are discussing the
advisability of forming a stock COM
pany for Shakespearean productions
in New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

John J. McNally has written another
play for the Rodgers brothers 1t Is
called The Rodgers Brothers in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

FRITZ Scheff is one Of the few good
things of the season. The little
devil" of grand opera seems to have
hit the right thing in light opera.
Another American girl has been
made famous-and wealthy-by
foreign nobleman. Prince SoltZoff.
Russian, a patron of racing and an old
man. has left his stables. horses and
English home to Miss Ethel Clinton.
Miss Clinton is an actress and her
name is Mrs. Elizabeth Bushnell Clin-
ton. She never played any save minor
roles. She met the prince a year ago
and he showered her with jewels and
settled an annuity of $4,000 upon her.
The rest of his immense estate he
left his brother, as his son. Alexis,
died year ago. The prince died Nov.
81, but his will was probated only last
week,
The action of the officers of the
Chicago Federation of Musicians has
resulted in the fling of a suit for
$4,000 damages against the Organi-
cation and its officials in the supreme
court. \. \. Allen, formerly manager
of the orchestras at the Academy of
Music, the Alhambra and the Bijou
theatres, is the plaintiff. He alleges
he was ruined in his business and de-
prived of means of livelihood by the
union. His tale is corroborated by
the affidavits of II members of the
union and by letters, receipts and
other evidence now in the hands of his
attorney, \. {. Allen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

Last week Florence Hayward, here
recently in THE Pit" said she was to
marry Sir John Willoughby. This
week word comes from London that
Sir John denies the report.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

Paris" and will be produced in Sep
TENDER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

Grace Elliston, Rock Island favor
lite. is with Viola Allen in ''Twelftl
knight" She plays Olivia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

viii have charge of the contests and
will receive the guesses..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15

Nat Goodwin is doing some real
business now, for the revival of ~
Gilded, Fool" seems to be opportune.
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BEARS IN COTTON PIT
MAKE DRIVE AT PRICES

NEW YORK. April 5.-The Liverpool
market showed a fair response TO the
changes that have occurred in the local
cotton market since last Thursday. The
English market. however. failed to hold
all its Improvement. and for this rea-
son the New York market started mod
erately lower Considerable bear pres
sure developed throughout the list. but
mostly on new crop months based ON
the light rains in Central and Northern
Texas Some wire houses sold orders
and others bought July on the weak
spots
Altogether it was not q broad market,
but Il acted steady considering the ca
oIes. Tie bears made an especially
Safd drive at the market later under
which prices broke over ten points Iur-
Their on old crop months. but the new
crop months showed a relatively stiff
undertone and rallied from the lowest.
The first furry OF selling carried July
of to 15.15, after which there was a
quick rally TO 1873 on local covering
movement and what seemed TO be New
Orleans bull support. but the market
again sagged 10 1913 for July. Liquida
ton toward noon carried July on 20
1903
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BENNING ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

BENNING TRACK. April 5.-All oc
the events for tomorrow are well filed.
The smallest entry list is in the Second
race, for which only five are named.
The entries are:
First race-Three years and up; hve
and one-half fUrlongs. The Bowery' 1O4;
Typhonic, lie; Inyria, 116; Arachue. ~
Maru. IA: Peter Paul, 100; Fustaln' 10.
Second race-Two-year-O lds; four and
One-half furlOngsa DulCibella, lO4; Allen
Avon, 1Oi. DeIaval, 100; Melrose' lO' ;
Lalite. 104.
Third race-Selling; four year-olds ana
up; seven furlongs. Tugai Bey, y; colo
Bell 1O6, Early Eve, lO3; Cnterock, 10;
Paul Clifford 1O2; Belle Of Milford, l04;
Torchlight 80; Annie Grace, 50; Pre-
tOrius. 105.
Fourth race Selling; steeplechase;
about two miles. Philam Paxton, lol,
Lepida, Isl; Boney Boy, 100; Gum
Honey; 153; Manilian. 15S; Duke OF
Grassland 1873; Heir Apparent, lS9-
Fifth race-Selling: twO-year-o
four and One-half furlOngs. Little
Woods. lO7; Arrowhight, 20; Auction. 80;
Fergus. 80: Metallic 80; All Scarlet, 1O2,
First Born. 102; PygmaliOn, 81; Al Ca
-, "a.
sixth race-Maidens and winners Of
one race: one mile. General Steward,
80: East KelstOn. 113: MOhican. So City
Bank, lie; Latheron, SO; Caqueta, s3'
Red Light. 50: Belle of the Ring, III;
Queen Elizabeth, 10l; Mountain Breeze.
IS; w. 3. FaSig, SO; Eclectic, 80.
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SHORTS HELD BACK
BY STEEL DIVIDEND
Directors Action Infuen-
cling Market.
NO GOLD SHIPMENT LIKELY
Conspicuous Buying Of Stocks Largely
n Hands of Prominent
Room Traders.
NO GOLD SHIPMENT LIKELY

NEW YORK, April 5.-The stock mar
l<et opened Irregular The average was
fully up 10 last nights close. however
People's Gas lost IL in all. Union Pa
cihc was the most active and varied
from a loss of a to 4 Steel preferred
ranked second in activity and held a
nominal gain.
The market, while slightly irregular
has. generally maintained a strong tone
with a more pronounced tendency 10
improvement after the first hour. Ihe
speculation was somewhat adversely al
fected by the uncertainty connected
with me dissolution Of the Northern Sc
cur.t,es Company, but the weakness IN
foreign exchange has encouraged the
impression that after all, perhaps. there
will be no shipment Of gold this week
The action on United States steel
preferred dividend IS recognized as likely
to influence sentiment considerably, and
the fear that the regular rate viii De
maintained tends 10 restrict connoen1
shorts. -,
London houses sold nominally on bal
arce. The conspicuous buying OF STOCKS
around the room was very muSn III N
hands of large room traders Ihe DOho
market mad q better tone.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-05
URGES DISAPPOINTMENT
OF JAMES Nj. SH00P

Senator Hepburn Of Idaho called on
the President this morning in the in
terest OF the candidacy for reappoint-
ment of United States Marshal James
NJ Shoop. Of the Western district OF
Alaska
Mr. Shoop. who is a brother Of former
Senator Shoop Of Idaho, is just com
pleting one term. and is said to have
the Endorsement Of a great ma jOrity Of
the influential citizens Of his district.
It is understood that the President
will take the matter up at once, and IL
IS predicted that Mr.. ShOOp Will land
the appointment.
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SHARPLEY AND CAKES
WILL BE DISMISSED

President Roosevelt has approved the
action Of the courts-martial which SEN
fenced First Lieut.. Arthur G. Sharpley.
Twelfth Cavalry. and Second Lieut.. Jean
s. Cakes, Artillery Corps. TO dismissal
from the service. Sharpley ras con-
victed Of misconduct In the p ilippines
and Cakes was absent from Fort Mon
roe without leave.
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DRILLS OF CAVALRY
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Drills of the Fifteenth Cavalry in the
riding hall at Fort Myer are open 10
the public from 10 until 7 o'clock on
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday mornings. No cards Of ad-
mission are required. Captain Ryan, OF
the Fifteenth Cavalry, mas authorized
this announcement
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BETHLEHEM YOUTH
KILLED BY TRAIN

BATAVIA. X. Y. April 5.-Wnliam
Smith. seventeen years old. Of South
Bethlehem. Pa. fell from Lehigh Val
ley freight train. near Stafford yester-
day. and was killed
Smith. with Levi Lehman. the same
age had been as far as Buffalo on their
way TO the St. LOUIS fair. firing Of the
trip. they were on their way home.
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LEFT TO THE PUBLIC.

II any man can prove that Mormon
Pills are not the greatest thing
for q person whose system IS so oD-
structed. and whose nervous system Is
so unstrung that he cannot attend 20 his
duties he remains yet 10 be found.
These wonderful nerve builders and
cleansers are sold at soc a box, box
es for $3.50. at Stevens Pharmacy. 9Th
and Pa ave
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Wss.i. seToN STOCK MARKET

sa..s-W ssl-lgtc- Street Railway As
], Ooaafsss .,,
CarftaL IrGocion, l0u11sla, 2)glls34-
T7,so- T-nst and Storage, 6610S7s.
Vgshtrgton Gas, IA s., 64oS -o ga
After caIl--Washinf ton Gas, 1S90o' -'@
IS. 25G5s. s.o- .n6r1a
rra-f.'rRtor Ian and Trust, Aaz1N
\. r4..45Ti,e, or l0TillI1a.
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PERU's PRESIDENT ILL.

LIMA. Peru. April 4.-Drs. Larre and
Curletti have pronounced President
CandamO TO be seriously affected with
acute rheumatism Of the stomach. and
II will be necessary for him TO go 10
AreQuipa for two months 70 take the
mineral waters there
Vice President SerapiO CalderOn has
been summoned TO take charge OF the
administration during the Presidents
absence
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Gold to the extent Of $500. 600 was en-
gagged for export TO Paris yesterday for
shipment by Thursdays steamer. the
transaction having been made by the
agency IN this city OF the Royal Bank
OF Canada. This starts the gold export
movement about which there has been
so much discussion for two or three
weeks past, and which is thought likely
TO assume large proportions.
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PROPOSALS.

I TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing. Washington
ID. C.. April 4, l904-Sealed proposals. will
be received at this office until 2 p NJ
MONDAY, MAY 2 1904. to furnish dur
Ing the fiscal year beginning July i, 1904
paper for postage stamps. The paper
must, in respect to composition, sizing
strength. and calendering, be equal 10
the paper now In use. which can be
seen at the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. Blank forms. with specifca-
tons for proposals and further infOrma-
ton desired viii be furnished intend
ing bidders on application 10 VIM NJ.
MEREDITH. Director Of Bureau.
ap5,s,l2sle
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Pronounced improvement FoAlo7os
hvyguIa1 But Strong Opening
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

reported by W. B. Hibbs Co.. 14l9
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade. and Washington Stock
EXchangel
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
UNION SAVINGS BANK OF
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
At the close Of business March 81, Is94.

l.UOt4tb 70
District Of Columbia City Of Washington. S..
/. d. FULTON HARRIS, Treasurer Of the
abOye-naIned bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true 70 the best Of my
knowledge and belief d. FULTON HARRIS,
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me tins ID
day u April. 1904
(Sea) EDWARD +. RIGGS,
Notary Public. d. c.
Correct-Attest
=. y. WATERS.
l. G. KIMBALL,
i. QUINCY SMITH,
JOHN B. SLEMAN, Jr.,
5. W. WOODWARD.
sp4-2t
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other departments slightly easier. but
the undertone remains good An early
reduction in the discount rate of the
Bank Of England is expected. and it is
possible it may be made Thursday.
The quarterly meeting of the board
of directors OF the United States Steel
Corporation. at which the dividend rate
on the preferred stock is TO be fixed.
will be held at o'clock this afternoon.
Many predictions have been heard OF
a purpose to reduce the dividend to a .
per cent basis, but the best opinion is
that the per cent rate will be main
tanned the full quarterly dividend OF
"a per cent being declared today 1t is
not likely, however. that more than
small percentage of the dividend can
be paid out Of earnings. The net earn
ings for October. November. and De
cember, 1903. the poorest quarter In the
cOrporatton's history, were Sl4, 80, O42,
decrease Of 81, 140,I8. as compared with
the showing made for the same three
months OF 1902 The net earnings Tor
January, February, and March. 1903,
were S25, 06S 707. Should the net earnings
for the January February March quar-
ter show a decrease from those Of the
same quarter in the preceding year
PROPORTIONAL TO the decrease for the
October November December quarter
the figures TO be given out this after
noon would aggregate about $l2,6O0.CDu,
anu lueEc IS tlIlle OF no reason 10 sup
pose that they Will exceed that amount
The preferred stock outstanding on De-
cember 81 last was $3.50, 81, 100, the quar-
ter 5 dividend upon which at I per cent
q year would be $685., 9l9. But before
any dividend can be paid there must
be deducted from net earnings amounts
set aside for sinking funds on bonds Of
subsidiary companies, depreciation, and
reserve funds, these items aggregatlug
for the last quarter Of 1903 about $685.
Geo; interest on the corporations S304.-
900, 600 first mort gage bonds. -, 500. 600.
interest on the $50. 600 600 new bonds,
s.. 875, 900, and sinking funds on the
bonds, about $4,000 total Of about
So S43, 0O0 fixed charges
II was reported yesterday that the
Morgan-HiH interests were buying
Union Pacific with the view Of securing
enough OF the stock to obtain control
/ Of the Union Pacific Company. There
! Union Pacific passing 70 new hands as
| there is of the Bank of England falling,
and people who are operating on the
/ idea that the aggregation Of capital
| represented by the interests identified
/ with the Union Pacific Company will be
| captured by opposing elements will
make the same mistake as the man who
conditions that control speculation in
/ the stock market. 1t may he that the
/ MOrgan-Hiil interests have been buying
I Union Pacific stock to secure representa-
l ton in the company. but to secure con-
| troll II would be necessary for them to
/ own at the present market value Of the
| company's common and preferred stock
| and the convertible bonds $4,000. 900 Of
/ the roads securities.
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stated MUNICIPAL tax reserye.... ?. 4OG 90
Total ........................2 ., 400, I4S AZ
District Of Columbia, city Of Washington, s.;
l. CLARENCE CORSON. cashier OF the above
named bank, DO solemnly swear that the above
statement IS true 10 the best Of my knowledge
and belief CLARENCE CORsON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me THIS sth
day Of April. 1904
GEO. Z. SLAYBAUGH, Notary Public
CCrrect-Attest.
CHARLES b. BAILEY.
JOHN CAMMACk.
ALBERT f. FOX.
BENJAMIN W. GUY,
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
BENJAMIN r. LEIGHTON,
b. FRANCIS SAUL.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER,
JOHN A. SWOPE.
GEORGE TRU ESDElL,
THOMAS F. WAGGAMAN,
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
IL Directors
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS


The local exchange had a brief and
duh session to-day. Few deals were re
corded and these were small in volume
and unimportant as to prices. Seventy
shares Of Washington Gas at IS, forty
Gas certificates at III, forty Capital
Traction at 1881 and 1874. ten Mergen-
thaler at l7715, six Union Trust and
Storage at 1885, one Washington Loan
and Trust at no and 1000 of Washing
ton Street Railway As at 74S made up
the total of transactions. The only
noteworthy feature was the demand for
Mergenthaler at IT'S. but nothing was
offered at less than 1777z.
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1t IS understood that the $4,000 re-
quired to start the union labor bank
here is almost in hand. Secretary
Sherman, of the international Elec-
trical Workers Union, who will be the
president Of the bank says subscrip-
tions to the stock are rapidly coming
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.
MISCELLANEOUS.

SO DROP HEAD SEWING MACHINES, SO.
Nes supply srIm Factory. All DomesIics Views
sold MS. Pas i1 le-ls Repaired Free AUEk-
BACIiS, x H. Phone +. -. nhI9-sog
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF the
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON,
RFSOTRCEs

At Washington, in the District Of Columbia, at
the close Of business March ., 1904.
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The Riggs National Bank will issue
$500, 600 additional circulation, making a
total of 500. COO. The reason for the is
sue at this time is the withdrawal of
$500 900 of Government deposits as the
banks portion of the funds needed for
the Panama Canal purchase.
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FOUND.
PERSONA.

NINE TIIEO,
Medium, Card Reader. and Palmist- German
spoken 90 ST. nv. ap1-zt
Mr.. +. MILLION. Palmist. pa New Hork ave
NV. complete readings, ladies. 50c; genLisInea'
81; Aypnctism taught
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aovEFE. - BONDs.
RAILROAD BONDS.

Capital Traction z r. Es--..---. ltoS ~. !
Net St R. r. SIS, lO25.--.-.----- ~ 1do
Met r. R Cert. indebtedness A.. l9l 10
Net R r. Cert. indebtedness B. lO4 ~
Columbia R. r. 6's. 1914. --....-.- 10 IlS
Columbia r. r. I'd mort. 5'E..... lg5 Wt
Wash Street Railway Es......-.- "a az
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK

OF WASHINGTON CITY.
AT Washington, in the District Of Columbia, at
the Close Of business March 29, 1904
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

wash Gas Co, ser. A, 6's 1902-27. los go.
Wash. Gas CO.. ser B, 6s 1887 iD0 $50
T. s Elec Light. Deb. Imp. 1902. l95 zee.
T. g Flee Light. Cert Indebt---- luz
Ches & Pot. Tel Co. 5's......... iV51 IVA
Wash Market Co., lst 6s, 1892. lgs ----
Rfnaonfr Hall Asssr "a c.. l1J -.ss
Vssbjngtor C;as-..,.-.-.-.... ll4K 1874
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NEW YORK.

American stocks in London are strong,
other departments slightly easier, but
the undertone remains good. An early
reduction in the discount rate of the
Bank OF England is expected. and it is
possible il may be made Thursday.
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National Safe Deposit & Trust. lac TX
Washington Loan / Trust. 2lt
American Security & Trust.......- 100 20
Wash safe Deposit. ~
Union Trust & Storage. 10
Masonic Hall Assn 6's, G, 19o3...- 100 ii
Home Savings Bank l5o
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See What We Have
wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Cheap furniture wagon; a good one
or one that can be repaired address BOX y,
this Office ap5-2t
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
NATIONAL BANK $40

Capital fraction. .........-..- Ats Az
Washington Street Railway pi..-.. ~ a
Washington Street Railway conn.,. u %