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The Washington times., 1904-03-13
BULL CLIQUES IN CONTROL
OF COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. March 12-The cotton
market continued dominated today by
the operations Of the bun cliques- Ag-
gressive buying by the local bull leader
continued the feature of the trading. and
was largely responsible IN turning the
market up from its dull and dragging
opening to- a stronger closing, prices
showing a maximum advance Of Is to
16 points over yesterdays final quota
tons. with May going up as high as
1852. and July to 1906. and August to
1910, which Is about the high point
reached yesterday, and also the highest
since the present bull movement began
from the collapse of a month ago.
There was nothing particularly new
IN the general situation. The tips which
We're circulated earlier in the week that
prices would be forced to the basis Of
II cents before the close of business to-
day. were not fulfilled but 1t is under
stood that the bulls are to continue ag-
gressive next week. and they expect 70
see prices sell over that basis then.
Notwithstanding the continued absence
Of any outside bull speculation Of any
Importance
Today's trading was mostly local, and
OF a professional character There was
more good prCflt-taking on the rise.
Spot markets were quiet and generally
unchanged from yesterday.
Close-AGarch, I6.30G34; May. 16.36I40;
July 1661062: October, 1291I93.
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SIX POINTS LOST
BY SOME STOCKS
Metropolitan Securities and
Railway Hardest Hit
OTHERS ALSO AFFECTED
Market Closed Steady After Slight
Rally, Owing to Better Bank State
: ment Than Expected.

NEW YORK. March Pm the stock
market today the principal feature, and
the one which temporarily determined
the character Of speculation, was the
Heavy selling of local traction stocks.
especially OF the Metropolitan issues.
The movement appeared to be coincident
with reports from Albany and talk in
local political circles TO the effect that
there would be no rapid transit legis-
lation for this city at the present ses-
sion of the Legislature. Metropolitan
Securities sold s points below the last
PREVIOUS sale. Metropolitan Street Rail-
way lost over 4 per cent. Third Ave
nuc also sold of sharply from last pre-
vious sale Manhattan was affected
but Brooklyn Rapid Transit declined
only fracuonally
The railway list produced weak fea-
ture in Delaware and Hudson. which
declined points on sales supposed to
be made by stockholders to raise funds
for subscribing to the company's new
issue Of stock The publication of the
bank statement, which was better than
expected. led to small rallies IN the late
dealings. The general market closed
steady. but exceptional weakness was
shown by the stocks of the MetropOli-
tan Street Railway systems to the end
Bonds were quiet and about steady.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, March l2.-The
Virginia conference Of the NJ z. Church,
over which Bishop Foss presides. today
held an afternoon session, the first one
OF this conference. which lasted from
4 20 O'Clock. After various agents
had made reports. the most important
subject Of The division of the confes-
ence was taken up and vigorously dis
cussed. On the one side it was urged
that the Virginia conference had made
good progress, and had a right to hope
to continue it's boundaries intact. on
the other hand, it was insisted that the
formation OF additional districts IN tho
southwestern part OF the State. either
In a new conference or IN connection
with a West Virginia conference ana
th- transfer Of the Alexandria district
and its neighborhood to the Baltimore
conference would be beneficial to the
churches. No conclusion had been ar
triyed at when the conference adjourned
until Monday morning. 90.
After the conclusion Of The Times re-
mort OF the morning session, the com
mIttee upon the charges against the
PeV. JASPER Sage reported that they
Mr.. Sage had failed to correspond 20 the
advice of the presiding elder, ana had
Violated the pledge not TO use tobacco.
For this onense he was suspended Tor
one year.
D. d. Of philadelphia, delivered the
annual address. Tomorrow the evan
relical churches of the city will be niled
By members Of the conference.
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GRAIN AND PROVISION
MARKET IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March 12-Wheat devel-
oped a good deal OF strength after a
somewhat easier opening. There were
many bullish features IN today's news.
and the only thing OF Importance on the
other side was the prediction OF rain
for the Southwest before Monday. May
wheat closed Y higher, and July q TO "a
up. Corn ruled firm throughout on a
fairly active market, and at the end
showed I cent Improvement in the May
and z IN the July. Oats sympathized
only slightly with the strength OF the
other leading market. the Improvement
for the day in May and July being but
y cent. Provisions were firm, with an
advancing tendency most Of the time,
and closed at good advances for pork.
lard. and ribs Prices OF futures fol-
low.
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Thousands OF physicians indorse the
Koch '"Tuberculine" treatment as the
only cure for Consumption and Asthma,
and many of them end their patients to
the offices OF the T-och Lung Cure for
treatment
All other treatments have proved fall
ures. The latest and most wonderful
apparatus for giving the newest treat
ment for Consumption. Catarrh and
Asthma Is at 1895 New York Avenue,
Washington.
DR.. Edward Koch and hts physicians
in charge of the KUch Lung Cure have
made n lifetime study Of these diseases.
They charge nothing for consultation or
trial treatments, and are always pleased
70 talk with the afflicted Their method
OF killing the germs Of the disease Is by
the inhalation process, which throws the
healing, oily vapors into the lungs, and
not by the old way of taking medicine
into the stomach; and IL has met with
the most wonderful success. They have
cured hundreds OF patients. and will be
glad TO give names and addresses TO any
person who will call for them at the
original Koch Lung Cure. 1875 New York
Avenue, Washington
II you cannot make regular visits TO
the Koch Lung Cure Offices, the Koch
home treatment, with specially prepared
apparatus, can be sent to your home
without extra cost. Write for descrip-
tive booklet, containing symptom blank.
Washington Office, 1235 New York Ave-
nue..
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call 1%Q2 per cent nom
inally.
Time money, during the week, was not
changed in any noteworthy particular.
The offerings were liberal. but the ex-
tremely limited stock commission busl-
ness naturally tended to limit the de-
mand from brokers IN that line. Con-
seQuentiy, only a moderate business
was done. Rates were quoted: Three
per cent for sixty days, 3h per cent
Tor ninety days. 3Aa4 per cent for four
months. 4q415 per cent for five and six
months.
Mercantile paper during the week was
taken in limited amounts. The demand
was not active and was directed mainly
10 the acquisition OF names of the high
er grades. A fair supply OF this char
acter of paper was offered, Rates: ~
as per cent Tor sixty to ninety dayS
Endorsed bills receivable. +A05k per
cent for choice four to six months sin
gle names. 53z per cent for others.
Interior money rates unchanged quo
tations at four important points report
ed by telegraph were as follows:
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BANK OF ENGLAND
MAY REDUCE DISCOUNT

LONDON. March 12.-Trading on the
stock exchange was quiet. The under
tone was steady. in anticipation Of an
easy money period, causing Il better de-
mand for gilt-edged securities. Consols
consequently hardened American stocks
were Iistless and their movements were
nominal Foreign securities mostly were
firm on Paris support.
Supplies of money were abundant and
the demand was more pronounced. An
early reduction Of the rate Of discount
of the Bank of England was much dis
cussed, and il is thought probable that
d reduction viii be made after the
month turn.
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NEWS NOTES.

Lieutenant Of Police Smith is confined
to his home by Illness. Policeman
Knight is acting lieutenant during his
absence.
Edward Shinn, who was injured in the
leg at the brickyards between this city
and Washington a week ago. is able 10
be out again.
c. Z. Brawner. the popular agent OF
the Washington Times in this city. Will
leave Alexandria for Manassas tomor4
row for n brief visit
The Washington police department to-
night requested the Alexandria police
10 communicate with relatives OF Mrs
Litter. who they said was sick at the
Union Hospital in Philadelphia The
police were unable to find anyone con-
nected with Mrs. Litter residing IN this
city.
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DIR. PowELL,s FUNERAL

The funeral OF DIR. John s. Powell
win take place from Wheatley's under
taking rooms Monday morning at s:45
o'clock The funeral cortege will move
10 the Methodist Church South, where
the funeral services will be conducted
by the Rev. J. p. Stump, after which
the remains viii be taken TO the ferry
boat and thence TO Washington. where
the interment will be made The pail
bearers VIII be Thomas Perry. ]. &.
Milburn, w. A. SmOOt, Edgar Warfield
The members of Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans, will attend the funeral IL
body.
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IN THE CHURCHES.

A large number OF ministers from out
Of town win occupy pulpits in the
churches Of this city tomorrow.
At Emmanuel Lutheran Church the
Rev. DR.. Morehardt win conduct ser
vices at 2:9t ,. m.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
services win be conducted by the Rev.
W. K. Harris at II a. n, and by the
Rev. E G. Hutchinson at 7;3O p m
At the First Baptist Church the Rev.
J. Halpenny viii preach in the morning
and the Rev G. D. Houchins IN the
At Trinity Methodist Church Bishop
Foss will preach at the IL o'clock SER
vice in the morning. ana at night the
Rev Robert Forbes VIII conduct the
services.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
South the Rev Robert Forbes VIII
preach at the morning service, and at
7:30 2. m. the Rev. D. G. Hedrick will
occupy the pulpit
At the Methodist Protestant Church
the Rev. Harry Blackhurst will preach
at II a. m: the Rev. r. II. Marshall
at the Christian Endeavor service al
Gas D. m. and the Rev. J. A. Shuler al
the 1880 y. m. service.
All of the preachers at the Eyangeli-
cal churches are at the Methodist con
ference in session in this city.
The Rev DR.. Hunt formerly OF this
city. Will deliver sermon at the Bap-
fist Church at Manassas tomorrow
The Rev +. ]. Brooke. pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church. will assist
in the installation Of the Rev Harry
w. Pratt IS pastor OF the new Second
Presbyterian Church in Washington to-
morrow
A meeting of the society for the or.
ganlzatiOn Of the Young Mems Chris.
! tan Association viii he held at the Sec
ond Presbyterian CHI rich tomorrow af-
ternoOn. at $3.50 o'clock. An address vii
be delivered by J. orc. Roberts. of Mo
| bile, Ala.
At the Jewish Synagogue, on North
| Washington Street, Dr. Simons. OF
Washington. will deliver a lecture at
p. n.
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CONCERNS INCORPORATED
UNDER DISTRICT LAW

Certificates Of the Incorporation OF the
following enterprises have been re-
corded:
The Mayo Mining Company: capital
stock. 81, 100000; iucorpOrators, ]. y.
Carnahan. w. II. Carnahan, J. W. Car
nahan, and W. Z. Schafer
The Pellar Mining Company; capital
stock. $500. 900; incorporators, J. w Car
uahan. MahlOn Purcell, and w. <.
Schafer
The Robbins Electric Company; capt.
tai stock, $4,000; incorpOratOrs, r. Clay
Campbell. Charles W. Embrey, and
Ralph Z. Campbell
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Totals. SO 17.Oos. 500 l5.OOa.O54
WASHINGTON sock MARKET

saIes-Capital Traction As. 2000910s15,
5oOd1Og1k. 2.O0OG1Os5z.
Washington Gas. 2sa5s 1855. 2G56.
Mergenthaler. 1OG177. 1OdiT, 10417T, 10
ON. ,1011771k. 1Od17Tk. 10d1779s.
After call-Tashington Gas Cert, 1000
d1l4. 1,OO0d14
GRAPHIC. Rights. 2003 90.
Mergenthaler. 10d177S. 10417IA.
Washington Gas Cert, 1,o0on1lA
Mergen{haIer. l06177h. 10d1771z 100
I775b 1OdI773k, 1OQ1775k, 20d1775z. 10G177ss,
l00d1771k, 100GI77Ss, 1oG175s.
-o,r-,,-.rr-.--r ur..-r=
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coLLIDED WITH WAGON.

Whirling along Pennsylvania Avenue
on a bicycle. near Thirteenth Street
northwest. yesterday afternoon, Walter
Stunnell. sixteen years old. of Kenil-
worth. d. C. eOllided with a delivery
wagon driven by Frank Smith. and was
hurled to the ground. He was slightly
Injured and received treatment at the
Emergency Hospital
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At public auction today S. II. Lunt,
auctioneer. sold for Burke & Herbert,
one $500 corporation bond and 81 shares
in the Alexandria Water Company. Tho
corporation bond sold for $500. so, and
the water company stock brought from
Sos TO $i14 per share.
J. d. Normoyle, the real estate dealer,
left Alexandria for New York this after
noon to see hts brother, d. J. Nor-noyle.
who Is fl with appendicitis, at that
city.
x meeting OF the Grocers' Association
will be held at the rooms OF the Bust
ness Mems League on Monday night for
the election OF a secretary to I'LL the va
Trimyer.
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REAL RsTATE TRANSFERS.

J. 3. Hughes has bought the house
oil North Alfred Street: William Ham
iiton has bought the house 4s3 South
Columbus Street, and Betsy Ann Pettey
has bought a house and lot on the west
side OF Fairfax Street, near Franklin
Street. al this property was sold by
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 12.-Following are
the highest. lowest, and closing prices
OF the most active stocks traded in to-
day. and the net changes from yester-
days closing prices or from last re-
corded sales:
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Foreign Exchange.

Today's sterling market was slightly
firrner. with demand 10 points higher.
Rates for actual business were az fol-
lows: Sixty days. 49,; demand. 4.S65s :
cables. 1878. Commercial bills were
4S2%6zS32t. The supply of grain and
cotton bills was scarce.
Continental bills were quoted as fol-
lows: Francs. 5.19ss and 5.I6A 1-s2
reichsmarks, "a s-16d94-I1-16 and s. 8-16
gullders. 40 and 10000 lie.
Following are the posted rates OF the
leading drawers Of foreign exchange:
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Henry Selling Of Z1actzom Issues
Influences ItIhoIe Range Of Market
PRICES OF THE WEEK.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Following
are the highest, lowest, and closing
prices. and the number of shares sold, Of
the most active stocks during the week:
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Life of Syndicate.

The directors cite their resolution ex-
tending. for nine months. from June 1.
1902 10 March 1. 1903, the life Of the
underwriting syndicate and amending
the contract with that syndicate "by
substituting for every date mentioned
IN said contract a date nine months
later" The report continues:
Accordingly the offer was published
or that day. and in due course was ac-
ceI ted by preferred stockholders. who
purchased. FOR cash. S12 200 bonds at par,
and sold to the corporation, for bonds
az par As. 900 shares of preferred stock
at par. In addition J. p. Morgan & Co,
for the syndicate, IN fulhllment OF their
guaranty under the contract or in the
exercise Of their rights hereunder, also
sold the corporation. for bonds at par,
:. hich with the 452, coo shares sold by
preferred stockholders. makes the ag-
81 egate OF 100000 shares converted. as
stated above.
Upon the 18th day Of November. 1903.
recognizing the disparity between the
market price of the preferred stock and
that OF the new bonds, upon the re-
quest and agreement Of the corporation.
Messrs. ]. =. Morgan & Co, for the
syndicate. relinquished all right to sell
10 the corporation the remaining 500, 900
shares of preferred stock at par for
$50, 600 900 bonds at par, and also waived
any right to receive thereon =, 600 900
commissions as provided in the bank
ers' contract OF April J. 1902 So far
as concerns that contract, the preferred
stock conversion plan was thus closed
with the conversion OF 1,5OO,OOO shares
into $50 O00 600 bonds.
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Domestic Exchange.

Chicago exchange on New York city 10
cents premium per 81. 900. against dis
: count to premium yesterday and par
year go this date Boston exchange
sold from Is down to cents discount.
against IS discount yesterday.
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Silver.

Silver.
Bar silver az London quiet and 3-i5
lower at 26 SIG pence per ounce To-
days New York price for commercial
bars II lower at 57Ad5S7s. Government
assay bars = lower at 57AQ5s7s- Mexi-
can dollars unchanged at 45dzS.
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The renewal of the offer Of the pre-
ferred stock to employees last December
has resulted in subscriptions for $3.50
shares by 0,24S separate employees.
Employees shown on the company's
pavrClls at the close of the year num-
bered l67,709, against 16S.127 on Deem
Der 81, 1902 Salaries and wages are
shown al $120. 763. $50. against $120 52S. S4S
in 1902.
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The surplus reserve a year ago wa
s.. 024. 900. and two years ago 50. 1880.
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WEEKLY STATEMENT
OF NEW YORK BANKS

NEW YORK. March 12.-The changes
for the week shown in tocay's exhibit
Of the New York associated banks are
as follows:
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ans-Pacifc Mails.

TAHITI and MARQUEsAS ISLANDS, ia San
Francisco, close here daily at $50 p m Up
70 March 81, inclusive, for dispatch per SIS.
CHINA and JAPAN. via Tacoma. elc.e here
daily at $3.50 p n. up 20 March il, inclusive
for dispatch per SIS; Olympia (o2 .,.,,-
addressed only) close here daily 81 $50 P. m
up to March Il, inclusive, for dispatch per SIS
Pleiades. (o1
CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver and Vic
/ terra, B. c.. close here daily at $50 P m up
10 March Is. inclusive for dispatch per s.
Empress Of India. Merchandise for the q 8
! Postal Agency al Shanghai. China, cannot b
forwarded via Cansda- (O)
CHINA, JAPAN, HAWAII. and the PHILIP
/ PINE ISLANDS. via san Francisco. close here
daily at $50 p. m. up 70 March Is. inclusive
for dispatch per SIS Siberia (o)
AUSTRALIA (excePt West Australia, NEW
/ ZEALAND. NEW CALEDONIA. FIJI, SAMOA,
end HAWAII, via San Francisco, close here
/ daily at $50 p. m up 70 March 70, inclusive
for dispatch per IS. sonoma- to)
! AUSTRALIA except West Austraha), FiJfs
! and NEW CALEDONIA, via Vancouver ana
| Victoria. B. C.. close here da;ly at $50 =. m
up 10 March &c. inclusive, for dispatch per So
CHINA. JAPAN. HAWAII. and specially ad-
/ dressed matter for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,
via San Francisco. close here daily at $50 ,.
m. up to March Dc. inclusive, for dispatch per
PHILIPPINE IsI.ANDs. via san Francisco,
| close here daily g. $3.50 p m. up 70 March u
/ inclusive for dispatch per L. s Transport Co)
| HAWAII, via san Francisco. close here dalty
at ESQ p. m up 20 March D, inclusive for
dispatch per SIS. Alameda. (o)
| NOTE-Mafls for COCHIN CHINA are DIS
patched to New York. y. Y, for connections
Unless otherwise addressed. WEST AUSTRIA
LA MAILS viii be dispatched via Europe. and
| those for NEW ZEALAND and the PHILIP
PINE Isl ANDS via san Francisco. Cali TIE
quickest routes Mails for the PHILIPPINE
/ ISLANDS specially addressed ''Nia EuroPe,"
I OF ''Yia Canada - must be prepaid at re for
| eign rate 81 postage. Nails for HAW4l are
dlsl ltChei via san Francisco, Cal, exclusively.
| RFGTSTERED NAILS close aHDShe MAIN OF
| FICE as follows. (a) At $50 p. m. same day;
| Oh At LAS p. n. same day; (c} At 9;45 p m.
seine day; (d) Al $50 a. m. same day; (e AZ
| 5:z5 .. m. same day: % At 9:25 same day; ths
! At SIS same dsv; (S) At S:45 o. N. previous
| day; (o) AZ ESQ a. ~. same day.
| JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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SHOWING
OF STEEL TRUST
Annual Report to Stock
holders Made Public.
CONVERSION OF STOCK
Detailed Explanation Of Plan Under
Which Bonds Were Given for
Preferred Shares.

NEW YORK. March 12-The second
annual report Of the United States Steel
Corporation. made public at the close
OF business today. shows a decrease for
the year ending December 81 of so4. 1S7.-
GIL in net earnings. a decrease Of S24,-
S5s,5s7 in the balance OF net earnings
after sinking fund deductions and a de-
crease Of S29.511, 0S4 after interest on
bonds was paid A deduction of So
S7S.s37 appears as a charge against in
come for depreciation in inventory valu-
atoms. On account OF preferred stock
being converted into bonds dividend
payments on those shares decreased
S5t316.00f, and the reduction Of dividends
on the common and the final action to
pass dividends altogether reduced pay
mentS on that class Of stock by 81 60. III,
making the surplus for the year SI2 S04, =
SD or less BY 81 ,9iS. 40 than was shown
At the c.ose Of 1902. In substance. these
figures were foreshadowed in the re-
port for the DeCe Tnber quarter
The chief interest in this report has
converged on the question what the d.
rectors would say to their shareholders
regarding the preferred stock CONVEX
sion plan and the underwriting syndi-
cate. There are stated to have been
So, 800 Of the new 5 per cent bonds
outstanding December 81. From the IN
at that time received $717710 cash out
OF the total so. COZ. 90 receivable. The
report continues:
Stock Conversion.
Since january 1. 1904. and up to the
date Of the writing OF this report, there
have been received from J. P. Morgan
& Co. 1882 800 additional on account
OF the aggregate OF 81. 600, 600 cash re-
ceivable as above. and there have beer
issued additional bonds Of the par value
Of 500, 800, making at this date March
!, 190i) a total issue OF bonds for the
aggregate principal sum Of SIS. 900. 900
Thus the corporation has received from
81, COS. 0C0 in cash and has delivered
8, 900. 90 in bonds. leaving So 10000 cash
to be received and SlzOo5O00 bonds to be
delivered.
The corporation has the right at It.
option at any time TO call for the re
naming So .O00 cash, but in order q
avoid the unnecessary burden Of inter
est upon bonds issued for money no.
Immediately needed, arrangements have
been made with J. p Morgan & Co.
whereby, until otherwise provided. tn,
corporation VIII not be required TO cal
the remaining S. ZOO, 900 cash or to de
liver bonds therefor except when and
as the cash shall be needed by the cor
poration- Interest on these bonds begiT
to run only as and when the corpora
ton receives cash for them. Under ar
ttcle three Of the contract, Aessrs. J. P
Morgan a Co. representing the syndf
cate. have received or will receive, a.
compensation 4 per cent. upon the pal
or SlIg.0O0OOO bonds, for which Their,
Corporation 1900. 600 shares of preferre,
stock at par, besides the $50, 0OO, 600 #
CASH received or receivable as aboy'
stated.
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from the detailed statement, show the
condition OF the banks this week az
compared with last:
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Wash. Gas Co., ser. A, 6's 1927. JOB -.
Wash Gas Co.. ser. r, 6's 1904-27. lob o.
q. s. Elec. Light, Deb. Imp. 1902. I1i
u. s. Flee LIGHT. Cert Indebt--.. l03 I06
Ches- & Pot. Tel. Co. 6's......... l03H Jos
Wash. Market Co., Ist 6's, 1892. 100 -.
Masonic Hall Assn 6's, c. l905.... 100 =.
HT-ofr frsa~f Trua
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

the Mercantile Building Railway and
Building and Loan Association, Of this
city
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NEW YORK WEEKLY IMPORTS.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Following
are the Imports Of dry goods ana gen
eraI merchandise at this port during
the week reported today at the Gus
tom house, as compared with the i'm
ports of last week and those Of the cor
responding week a year ago:
This Last Last
week week year
Dry good. s. 9e5, 23S s. s31, 202 s.. 23o. 6e&
General mdse.-.. sS47, 1S5 14172,6O7 ll,763S 800
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FINANCIAL
AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY
Capital and Surplus,
81, 100000.

Banker, Trustee, Agent, and Attor-
Fey for Estates. Individuals, and Cor
porations.
Incorporated under act of Congress
and regularly examined by ComptroI-
Ter Of the Currency.
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NEW YORK GRAIN 800.

NEW YORK. March 12.-The follow
ing prices were quoted on the produce
exchange today:
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Stock Taken by Employees.

SUCK 4dhtu Uy LHpiOyeS-
Number OF shareholders on the rolls
OF the corporation are reported as fol-
lows, in the preferred the date being
the closing Of the books in February.
1904 and 1902, and in the common. De-
cember.