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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09
PRICES HARDENING
AFTER SLIGHT DIP
Southwestern Group OF
Roads Especially Strong.
MISSOURI PACIFIC IN LEAD
Steel Issues Advance on Optimistic Ut
terances Regarding Condition Of
Trade-Preferred Gains Point.

NEW YORK, Oct S.-There was a
general expectation OF an uufayorable
bank statement. which was about the
only superficial factor ia the early stock
speculation TO-DAY. AS it turned out
however this statement proved to be
without influence. Previous 10 its publ
cation the market ruled dull but IN
clined 90 nrmnass. IA men the figures APP
peared, showing a heavy loss in cash
and in surplus reserve, there was q
small fractional dip in prices. Almost
immedia tely, however. the market began
10 harden, under the influence of an ad-
Eaucing tendency iu Missouri Pacific,
which scored an Improvement OF over a
point The entire Gould Southwestern
group was strong. with gains OF "a point
or more. The Missouri Kansas and
Texas issues were an aggressive fea-
ture, the common advancing nearly 2
points and the preferred nearly 4 per
cent.
The talk on the Southwestern group
was that the corn and cotton crops OF
this territory were so large that excel
lent results were assured Tor the fiscal
year 70 the railroads traversing that
part OF the country. Other strong fea-
lures We're ST. Paul. Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific. AJchis0u, Baltimore
and Ohio, Norfolk and Western Illinois
Central. and sos common The late
strength was 20 some extent ascribed 10
expectations that the Government &C.
port on corn which VIII be made public
next week would disappOint recent pes
simisIic predictions OF the output.
n the industrial group United States
steel responded 70 numerous OBJ lnllstle
uLterances bE persons connected with
the iron and steel industry and the pre-
IeTreQ gained over per cent COnsull-
peare1 10 be continued quiet absorption
Gr Anal gamared Copper Other strong
features were Republic Iron ana Steel
issues. Pressed Steel car. and Virginia
Carolina Chemical preferred The local
Traction group showed more urmuesss
with Metropolitan Securities selling up
over q point. The volume OF business
showed a tendency 70 enlarge In the nnal
transactions and The market closed
strong ar about TOP prices
Government bonds were unchanged .
Otler bonds were strong
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RIGHT Of BABIES
To Be DEFENDED
Annoying Clause in Apart
ment Leases.
MUST MOVE IF INFANT COME
Prominent Business Man Of Des Moines
Ready to Fight-Issue Before
the Courts.
MUST MOVE IF INFANT COME

DIES MONIES. Iowa, oct. S-The
rights Of a new born babe are 10 be set
tied in the district court here. and. as
an issue OF the suit. one OF the most
annoying clauses in landlords leases
Will be settled forever iu the capital
city OF Iowa.
Ia some OF the largest and best apart
ment houses of the city landlords strict
ly forbid tenants with babies 20 live in
the elatOrately finished quarters This
is all well and good where :lere are no
children at the time OF makiaH the con-
tract Recently. however where there
has been a birth tenants have been COM
PEELED 70 move out huFriedly.
one tenant prominent business man.
has now determined 20 test the matter,
ana mas notified his landlord that de-
spite threats of a suit me viii not move.
lie has publicly announced that III the
suit IS begun he viii settle forever the
question OF tenants.
He VIII contend that the contract IS
null and void. iu that IL is contrary 10
public policy. He maintains it is public
policy 10 raise babies, and that any ef-
Tort 10 discourage births is against the
policy or the public 10 say nothing OF
al aDr1dgemeut OF personal rights.
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CONCERNS INCORPORATED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

Certificates Of the incorporation OF the
following enterprises have been record
edi
The Great Western Fuel COMPANY.
IapllaI STOCK, SarvyJy COO incorpOratOrs
Charles A PTenUiss. A s T. johnson
Henry r. RoOme. William q PrantfsS
John A Pritchard, j. r. De Foreee
Horace Il. Clark. and B. l. Dorsey
Eagle springs Marble Company. OF El
tt75s county Texas. capital stock So
uyJs lncurpOraJors, Charles W Ohrnf0rf
j. W. SCOT Messrs- Mccormick Eret-
schmaE. and Freeman.
The Pennsylvania Fuel COuparzrs can
llal STOCK. -. 600 incorporates. Peter
Hemhalter. -. ". Remhalter. Edwin I'LL
Bono, Ralph f. Burgess, and Charles p.
Columbia Mining and Milling Com
rany5 capital stock, S1501O00; iucorpora-
tors, X. J., Siddous, Frederick r. Aus
tiu. and Frank n CIarch
The american Education Compauv.
caplj1l stock So ur0U1j- incorporat1rs
Nllllam j. smith David Fitzgera Id
Wilton 4, Donns all of New York city,
Dr. Henry Wurtz, Newark, y. j. =
douglass lansing, James X Polk, VIII
liam Gordon Crawford. James G. Crau-
ford y. O. Polk. Everett II Tavlor and
u, +. queen. all of District OF Colum-
Anchor & CO.." capital stock. s200.
GOO lncorpora tors, Messrs. Mccormick
Terry, KretsChmauu, and Freeman
The firm OF Chadwick Turner caufraI
stock 500 GO; iucoTpOrat0Fs, i. c. Mo-
luney John e.. HaCkett. George NesbItt.
New York; Msssrs. Mccormick. Krel-
schmauu, Freeman. and Terry.
Craven Point Gold Mining COMPANY.
capital stock. 100000; inCQrporaturs.
James W. Scott, Charles w Ohrndorf.
Messrs. Mccormick. Freeman, and
kTeLsChmauu.
The OhrudOrf-Scou Lead and Zine
Company; capital stock, S593. 90; inc0r-
pUraJOrs. Charles ~. Ohrndorf, J. W.
Scott, Messrs. Mccormick. Freeman and
kretsCImauu
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TRIAL NEXT WEEK OF
NOTORIOUS NEGRESS
Ada Cross Viii Be Tried Second Time
For Housebresking- Generally
Disliked.

Ada Cross, the uegress who gained
some notoriety last spring by making
sensational charges of i'll treatment
given her by guards iu the District
jail. and who has been characterized
as the worst woman ever committed
to the MOuudsvilIe peuiUeutiarv. viii be
pat on trial a second time Tor house
breaking next week iu the Supreme
Court of the District
The woman was convicted last sUrfns
Ia the District court for h0usebIeak-
ing She, however, was granted a new
. trial The day she appeared in court
TO hear the decision on her appIiea-
ton Tor a new trial she created a SEN
satiOn by appealing 20 Justice Pritchard.
then on the local bench. for protection
from III treatment she alleged she re-
ceived al the hands Of certain guards
AT the District Jail.
Justice FritChard directed District At
tOruey Beach 10 cause an Investigation
OF the charges 90 Doe made. This was
done. Soon after Justice Pritchard re-
signed from the bench and the matter
was turned over 20 Justice Wright who
succeeded Justice PTitchard as the pre-
siding judge ia Criminal Court No. J.
il is expected Justice Wright viii am
uOuuce the result OF Ilr Investigation
when the Cross woman ls called for
trial
Ada Cross has already served a long
VILE IS. Va Her conduct was such
while at that institution. that the
authorities there say they do not wish
her return IT 20 can be avoided.
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AMERICAN STOCKS
STRONG IN LONDON

LONDON. oct. 8-Prices on the stool.
exchange were hrmer. but trading was
inactive. except for a fair investment
business. following the good board Of
trade returns CJusOls dropped. being
affected by the impending new issues.
Home railway stocks were firm, owing
% the encouragement furnished by the
report OF the board OF trade.
American stocks opened steady and
grew hrmer On above parity. The varia-
tons were mixed and inauimayed. Prices
here closed fairly steady Foreign Sc
Curities generally were frm. There was
no demand rIT much of the money iu
the market To-Day but the hardening
tendency at tnf principal continental
centers barred ruy lowering OF rates
Discounts weCe not quoJab-y altered
but We're distinctly armer. There was
a strong demand for gold for French
ana German account. but the market
was bare. and viii not be able TO retain
any OF the gold arriving in the near
failure.
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" BAROMETER" Keeps Tab
On Constituencies Jehu
Paris Invention Is an instrument to Record
Time, Distance, and Amount Due
TO the Cabby

Paris mas found "a way to beat the
Cabby.
1t is the 'taXOmeteT.'
Let the American traveller rejoice. Let
him. h0meward bound. bring the secret
back to New York, and save his coun-
trymeu from the highway robbery OF
the modern Jehu-
The latest Partisan invention. next to
the wardrobe OF Anna Held. which is
always the latest, according to the dra-
matte critics OF Manhattan Island Is
the ''taz0B ster."
Long live the JaXOmeter, for IL is
guaranteed TO see that one riding in a
cab gets "a square deal from the cabby.
something hard 10 believe.
Thomas Haynes. American consul at
Roueu. France, is, however. authority
for the statement. Here is what he
SAYS in a letter 10 the State Depart
meut:
THE barometer, a new instrument re-
sembliug a big alarm clock. was yester-
day affixed TO Partisan cabs to deter
mine the distance and the amount Of
fare. il seems unjust 10 pay for a trip
OF a hundred yards the same as for one
OF several miles, and the aim of the
barometer is 10 make the charge equita-
BILE.
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The instrument is surmounted by a
small metallic flag carrying the word
free, which is horizontal or vertical,
according as the cab IS occupied OF UNI
occupied. When one gets into a cab now
the driver iramedistely lowers the flag
to a horizontal position and the taXo-
meter begins 10 work. AT the beginning
fl is set al 1910 cents. which reno .ns
unchanged for 800 yards, after which
Ig3 cents are added every 43J yards Be
low the large dial is a supplementary
dial marking l. sos cents for packages
After the passenger pays the driver
raises his flag, which enaCes all the fig
ures.
Should the passenger desire 70 stop
several times, the charge is by time and
distance. AS soon as the cab stops the
coachman turns a hand which sets IN
motion the mechanism which marks by
time, 1.93 cents for three minutes. II one
wishes to go very sIowly-less than fve
miles an hcur-the tariff is marked by
time. As soon as the speed becomes
greater Ehau five miles the meChaulsI m
adjusts itself automatically and records
by distance
This instrument, or something SINH
lar, is used ia other large continental
cities. and leaves no possibility Tor dis
putes between the passenger and the
cOachman as 10 fare.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09
WEEKLY STATEMENT
OF NEW YORK BANKS

NEW YORK. Oct 8.-The weekly
statement of the associated banks is
sued today shows Jhe following changes.
Reserve on an deposits, decrease,
81 nc. 5Z5. reserve on deposits other than
United States, decrease. S7.251, 800; loans.
increase. S2535, 1905 specie, decrease.
So s63. 600, legal tenders, decrease. 81
Z93 200. deposits, decrease. S7.5zIIG0. cir
culatiou Increase $l,2l5,y3J; total loans.
81 las. se9, 20J.
The banks now hold in excess OF legal
requirements Sl2.GG6.gJ9 against SI651I ,l25
last year, and sl.l2i.855 two years ago.
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May Exceed the Limit.

Il expect that the Minnesota win be
ready for commissioning several months
before the expiration OF the contract
time for her completion. Great interest
IS disTiayed by all our men II tIe race
with the Connecticut. and they ali want
70 win We have a good lead On the
Government craft. the Louisiana having
been launched a fun month snead OF
the Connecticut While the Official per-
centages Of completion credit as with
but 6 per cent. advance over the Con
necticUt. IL is nearer = per cent. ac-
cOrding 10 our method OF calculation. %
superintendent Post was much dis
tressed over the several attempts TO de-
strOy the Connecticut just prior TO its
launching. and he is inclined 10 believe
that they were the work of disgruntled
nothing 10 do with this however as
he came here 20 talk over plans OF GER
tain ships that the Newport y Jews Com
pany is building.
we have had no troubles of the kind
the Brooklyn officers have had with the
Connecticut. said Mr.. Post. -'Condf-
tons az our yard are different from
those at Brooklyn. Most or our men
have small homes in and about the
city OF Newport News, and are perma-
nent residents there.
Consequently, they understand that
any mlshap that injuries as VIII infure
them. We have a Few labor agitat0rs
down there who occasionally try 20 SUR
up trouble, but for the most part thines
are peaceful
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
SaIes-Washington Gas Cert
s50O0l20.

SaIes-Washington Gas Certificates,
s500a1z0
Capital Traction. 1870.
Washington Street Railway, preferred,
50aTzss. 50aT2zs. 50d7s. 50d7s. 50q75. 1og73.
5Jd74. 50Q75-
Washington Street Railway, common.
5OoQ17.
National Safe Deposit. 1Oq160, 10Ql6g,
I0al62. 10dl6zls l0Q165. l0Qi65, l09l79,
l0a170lz 10a17O. lO617O, 1Oq170. 104170.
10d17g. l0GI50. lO9170 1OQ1u. 10G170.
Citizens National Bank 2gZS0
Washington Gas, 25Q5Sss 25d5S3z. 25G
$50 z5G58lz
Lanst0n. z5491s, 50q95s.
zo3z 12Nbl1a-
After call-AN ashLugLOn Street Rail-
way, 100 lz3z. 190q72<a, 1O0Q1Z5z, 500 lZzl.
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Exports OF gold from New York for
the week ending today, as officially re-
ported Ar the custom house. Were $1,000
20 the West Indies. Of silver 500. 59l. Of
which an but $50 was 10 London. Since
January l. Gold SO g25.653 silver S8I 20
Gao. 684, against So SO. us gold and S2
Go. 63 silver FOR the same time last year.
Imports lr gold at New York this
wee we're 500 $50. mostly from the West
Iudi. Of silver SIS $50. Since January
I: & .H $685. szs silver S11 2s4. against
Sal gold and S,244.y1S silver for the
san. eriOd in 1903
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. oct. 8.-AIoHey on call, 2
per cent.
Time money continued extremely easy
throughout the week, despite the eN-
pectatiou OF an uufavorable bank state
meuu today. Brokers reported the de-
mand as very light. Rates. 81 per cent
for sixty days, 8lz per cent for ninety
days. and 35za8& per cent for four i've.
and six months
Mercantile paper was dull throughout
the week. moderate supply Of the
best names was about equaIed by the
demand. Rates, 41zQ4sa for sixty 10
ninety days ndorsed bills receivable,
HzQ5 for choice four 10 six months.
single names. 5a51z for others
Interior money rates unchanged. QUO
tations at four important points report
ed by LsLegrauh were as follows:
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Foreign Exchanae.

Sterling exchange was dull sud easier
today. but with rates unchanged.
Rates for actual business closed as
follows. Sixty days 4S33J04 1885. demand
f. s5451i $3.50 cables AS5s50A $3.50 Com
merciaI bills were ASZ5sQAS3ls The sup
Ply IF grain and cotton bills was in
fairly good supply.
Continental bills were quoted as fol-
lows Francs 5.I9zs $50 and 5.18ls. reichs-
marks 845susfs and So 3-I6- guilders 40
and 80 3-l6 plus l-lG
Following are the posted rates Of the
leading drawers of foreign exchange.
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OVERSIGHT COST FIVE LIVES.

VIENNA. oct. S-Five men were kill
ed IN a quarry at Threg. in Slav0ula,
through an oversight. A foreman fired
a blasting charge without noticing some
workmen who were working immediate
ly beneath on the face OF the rock Great
masses OF stone fen upon the men,.
crushing them out of an recognition.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

chamberlain's Cough Remedy The Best Made

HIn my opinion Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is Lhe beEr made FOR clIIs.T sspz
Mrs cora walker, OF F8rterViIe. Gait
f0rula- There Is no doubt about It's be-
Ing the best. no other viii cure q cold
SO quickly. EJ other ls 50 sure "a Ure-
FeutiVe Of pneumonia no other Is So
pleasant auI safe 20 take. These ara
good reasons why IL should be preferred
10 any other The fact ls thas Few u-0-
pie are satisfied with any other after
having once used this remedy. For saIe
by al crugglsLa
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Silver

Bar silver In London quiet and p
lower az 2G1z pence per ounce Todays
New York price for commercial bars
= lower at 57ssu575s cents. Government
assay bars p lower al 5I1zft59l5 Next
can dollars unchanged al f544 ana.
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Stocks Rem0ru LIuaBsctsd
BY Poor Bank Statcment
PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK.

NEW YORK Oct. s.-The following
table shows the weeks highest. lowest,
and closing price, and the number OF
shares sold. Of the most active stocks
In the market:
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IMPORTS AT NEW YORK

NEW YORK. oct Supports of dry
goods and general merchandise at New
York this week, reported in full al the
custom house today were the heaviest
OF amy week since that ending May l8.
when they amounted TO Sl2,gl2, 9Ss. Com
pared with last week, they were Sl,25z-
152 larger. and with this week last year,
l.524.sJ5 larger. They compare as fol-
lows with last week and with the cor
responding Week year ago.
RMS W K Last " X Last y D.
Dry goods s., 5sl- 4.4 S2U65 SD S2I4g loo
Gen. mGsC.. 10. 20. 13Z gZZl 678 4TT5-g
Total .. u ISL 5f. d go ga ia l.aE -ra
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IHII money m LONDON IUIta per cent?
short bills. rs per cent; three months
bills, ZlzUZlt per cent Gold amounting
10 &zJJgv0 was Withdrawn from the
Bank OF England today for shipment TO
Egypt.
Berlin and Amsterdam discount rates
advanced rs per cent today
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Chicago exchange OLA New York city 80
cents discount per $1,000. unchanged
from yesterday. and compared with Is
cents premium a year ago today. BOs-
ton exchange Is TO l6 % cents discount.
unchanged from Yesterday
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CHICAGO, oct. 6.-The Chicago Board
OF Trade ana stock Exchange We're clos
ed today la honor Of Chicago Day"
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new YORK STOCK MARKET.

reported by " b. Hi5bs Co. I4l9 +
Street Members New YORK Stock Exchange.
Chicago Beard Ct Trade. and Washington STOCK
EZeIzngel
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SAFE AND SANE.

Young man. do you know anything
about luw2'
Yes, sir; just enough 90 keep 0ut or
IT, Chicago Tribune
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TYPE MACHINE STOCKS
- YoRK cRAIN MARKET-

SEW YORK. oct. 8-The following
prices were quoted oa the New York
grain market toda..
Yester' 3
Wheat open. High Low Moor. close
December -.--llza u5iz 1929 1888 lI2ls
May .--------lllA lllH III 3-I6 lll55 ll0la
Corn
December 200. IS 53 Uz 55% 55s
ALas ...-..--.. .... zee. Gee. 5z5z 5z5z
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct S.-The following
prices were quoted on the curb market
today:
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U. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

The United States Treasury statement
issued Friday. covering actual results
~ Two days before. compares iu Its net
balances as follows With the same date
one ana TWO years ago. The state
lneut subioined. for all three years. exc
cludcs the $3.50 y1e1J reserved against
Government notes.
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LOUISIANA WILL
BEAT CONNECTICUT
Newport News Yard to
Guido Brooklyn Plant.
MAY EXCEED TIME LIMIT
Race in Construction Of BattIeships Is
Close, With Chances in Favor OF
Southern Competitor.

Superintendent OF Construction Post.
OF the Newport News Shipbuilding Com
pany, was at the Navy Department Fri
day, ana told the officials that his firm
would surely beat the employees OF the
Brooklyn Navy Yard in the speed con-
test IN battieship building that the two
yards are now engaged in
Mr.. Post also confidently declared that
the Southern craft would cost less than
the vessel that is being built in Brook
Ign.
eyes. said Superintendent Post, eve
expect TO beat the record OF the Brook
lyn yard on the Connecticut. both as
regards time ana cost We realize that
this is not an easy proposition. FOR the
Brooklyn yard is equipped with some
very capable constructors and an ad-
mirable set Of Workingmen- We appre-
ciate that in order 10 win out We must
keep going all the time, with no let-up.
However. we have certain advantages
over the Government yard which We
believe VIII help us in the race
Crowding the Work.
81 observe" continued Mr.. Post, that
It has been said we are crowding the
Louisiana in order to make good show
ing with il. and that we are uegIecting
other contracts. Now. that's ali wrong.
and 1 am sorry such an impression
should have gone abroad. As a matter
Of fact, we are giving no more attention
20 the Louisiana than 20 any one q
The other half dozen ships building al the
yard.
''It is true that the Louisiana has es-
tabllshcc new records for speed in ship
building, and much publicity has been
given 10 this intelligence. But We have
done better with another battleship, the
Minnesota. she j coming along faster
than the Louisiana, and i have no hesl-
fancy in saying that she is going up at
a faster rate than any other battleship
in the world
I'VE expect to make new records with
both the Louisiana and Minnesota Dy
finishing them uD inside OF contract
Lirae- Three and a half years is the
period Allotted for buiidiug a battle
ship, hat I do not recall any vessel OF
this class that was finished and delivered
on time The delays have ranged any
Where from three months 10 three years.
But with the Louisiana and the Mime
sofa ir viii be different.
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Turned the Tide

n halt an hour aft r. Mr LAYERS
&c Ok the fret dose Of Or. AgneW's
cure for the Heart ne was on the
roc d 10 permanent recovery.
81 was under treatment with some Of
the best physicians in London tEugiuuu1
for what they s.agnCsgu as ugure bic
heart trouble. 1 suffered aE0ule5 through
pains about nay heart IalutlAB spells,
Daluitali0u and exhaustion. As q
drowning man gTasps az "a straw, tried
Dr. AEurW's Cure Tor the Heart The
first bottle relieved me greatly, and
when ] had used two bottles all the
symptoms OF nay heart trouble had leIt
ME. "A. LAYERS COlllugwood, ont -
~. AgneW's Ci-tmeat lurss Eczema. 55c.
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Vast Gas Co, ser. A. 6s........ iC8
Was. Gas Co. ser. s. 6s...,.... 100 90.
Washington Gas ceFt--........-.. l20 IZI
o. =. E-tc. A-4lL nrL. mp psssa lU1
u. s. Flee Light Cert. Ind. 6s... lO2 ...,
Chez. g. Pot. Tel. Co. 5s.......... iOfk iO5
Wash Market Co.. Ist g.. III ..
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CoVERNlIFNT RONps

Net. ST. R R. Js.......,........ liz li8
Net. St. R. r. Sc, Cert. indsbt. 1908 .--.
Columbia P. r. 6s............... lis lls
Columbia r. r. 5s-.............. t0t 1861
CITY suburban 5s-.--.....s.... lOz -.--
AnacosLia & Potomac 5s......-s.s 1918 goo,
Wash. RY. 4 Flee. Co. ls-....... $50 Ssh
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SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST sToCI

National safe Deposit & Trust. 100 I75
Washington Lean & TrLst--...... ZC8 gia
American Security d Irust....... 30 90
Union Trust q Storage. ......... 1854 10
Washington Savings Bank ........ lO3 90.
Hcme Savings Bauk.,r...r..s.... lf5 .,.
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CHICAGO MARKETS CLOSED.

Total ......l2. 55l.5Es u,39.5sf 1862. a
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mas found a way to beat the