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Lackawanna at 40.

Lackawanna stock continued to climb
yesterday from the high record 1t made
on Friday to new high figure, 40, Only
900 shares Of the stock were dealt in. o''
fora we're made on the floor of the Stock
. Exchange to bet that Lacka~ ANNA sells at
Zoo witkin eixty days.
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Cettsn nun, but ElfnesALAvsspea nssser
Than Expectsd-- GOVERNS q sass0
Is wall street Buytng-LAght Onerinss
DRAIN Ftrmcr-Sherts Covcr-CeRec
Dull.
SATURDAY. July 3o.-CorroN.-Spoto cotton
advanced 7s points. Middhng. u.ioo.:
srainst lo.7oc, last year; New Orleans and
Gulf, ii.sSo.. against i0.o6c. 100.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Componp and Term.
Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg semi annual. .,,,.,..,.
Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg scmi annual .......,.
Boston and Maine. sem, annual
Roston and Maine. quarterly.
Rubber Goods Manufacturing.
Quartcrly.,..,,.......,,
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The cotton market was small AFFAIR 70 day. After
the confusing developments Of the week the geneI,
on either side OF the account However. there
was q moderate advance In prices owing TO rather
Of shorts. more or less new buying and an absence
Of selling pressure Spot interests again sold. INC
lie south was In the main favorable but there was
disncllnation 10 take the short side. Leading
Orleans houses had buying orders and there Yves
. certain amount OF commission house buying.
II Is In the main waiting market. The trading Is
largely for quick turns pending further develop
menH. - . 90 ~.
red new, export. 24c. over New York September.
The Northwestern receipts were 2S6 cars AGAINST se
oIlsst week and i24 last year. Futures closed NC.
70 Nc higher. Sales. 10000 bush. Prices as
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in this weeks statement 10 ss4sea00 decrease nj
to7 400 since last week. II these deposits wcrs
would be St7. 10000.
Important chanves from last week In the cl.a
held by Individual banks and their loans arc q
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Grand Trunk SYSTEM:
1906 1904 CNnNoes
Third week July..... o6ss, so o67i,Sio Inc $1,000
From July i........ .ess 10 Inc. 1870
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
The Canadian Pacino Railway Company reports
for june
1905. 1904. Chonoes
Gross earnings. N,<30.07e N+o.SoS mo SiS.ios
Oper. expenses. 2,9z1000 2000,oA Dec. 1855
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There were no new deveIopments W WneN 20
fessionAl scalpen the principal operator.. The
fluctuations were within marrow range. Af,er .
Northw estern markets, prices rallied and ADVANCED
frsctonslly predictions Of shower 70 the North
Tho fluctuations, however were devoid Of sig
nifcance. Bullish crop reports were II circulation
Broomhan estimates the worlds shipments a.
100000 bush; Liyerpool declined ~, 70 70 and
and Berlin v NIX The Northwestern. receipts
for the week were 80 cars against ~ last year
try acceptances Of com were light.
hs Snd s;ssHy sss ~, ZOO SSls
o. follows: Spring.. patents. es.1SoSs7e: clears.
tMHas Winter: CeaS. AoN.7s straighis. $40
CoYYrn.-Rio on the spot was stsAAy At SIC.
for No. o. No Gales. Futures were UNCHANGED 70
TO kfr. higher. Hamburg was UNCHANGED. Rio
WAS UNCHANGED: receipts 5000 bags stock. III 900.
Santos was unchanged receipts. % 900 bags. stock.
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Imports Of General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.
Imports Of general merchandise and dry goods
as reported st the Custom House. compare q fol.
lows with those OF last week and Of the correspond
ing week . year ago:
THIS week. Last week. le04.
Dry goods........ t2.0oo.7U 42.toe,NS t78N ~
General mdse. 7,oe<.eQ 7eA61 6,0700S
Totals ........ $40. sol .e7s tioo7.7os Ss70sii3
From Jan. l to date they compare As follows
with last year.
1907. 1901
,
General merchandise as. 62o,io0 2N.<S1.7H
TotclE.........,......stl +,!eo,6oS SSi.i .0s0
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BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of the banks still
shows tho large amount Of money gained from
the trust companies. The money from the
interior continues to gain In tho showing Of
cash by the local institutions. A. was ex-
pected. gains were made In both loans and
deposits tho figures Of the former were about
SIS 900 900 and in the latter over ~ 600 900.
The gain in the reserve was small. being only
S35e. 900. The banks hold in excess Of legal
reaurments SIS, 900 900.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
Associated Banks Of the CITY OF New York
compares as follows with that OF last week
and that OF the corresponding week one year
ago:
THIS ueek. Last toeek. 1901
Loans. it4s47 400 g. i2e 500 TOO 81 oe7 sss 100
Deposits. l.1oo7A800 LII Soe1O0 l,204 oN' COO
Circulation. ls.sN.oo0 ISolS,200 $500 900
spec,e... ,7a4sso 700 sa.o,oo 400 81, ,.esoo
Leg. tenders oo.Ni,soo $4,000 se.o4sioo
Tot. resve sn1,42 200 $500 1os. 800 ss.7 Is, 900
Res. rea'd... 2oessc,77S ao4.Aosso oi.24i4oo
Surplus. SIS sos o7S Si4.osess0 SIS ESQ COO
Tho changes for the week are As follows:
DepoSte. nc, 22SF IW
ClrculAtlOu... ...........''........... DcC lVoUD
specie. ............... ........... nc. NhO?n
Legal tenders... ..'.'..............ln Inc l.So2aOo
Total reserve. ...................In Inc, SEQ -on
Surplus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Inc CTS
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Futures here Adyanced 10 20 y points: closns

IL 'RS SS s'0. T.. sale.
,sles: Imports. 5000 FUTURES advanced 70
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Net esnlnss N'so7on Sl.Ae.sii Inc. tSsyo7l
Gross earnings 80 %s $50 49, 40 II. Ino, o,, tn
oper expenses Ss.0oo.7o< $3.50 077lnc. 7,76O707
Net earnings ais47Soes si4,is.ios Inc. 81 2el ,ess
BUFFALO. kocHHsrER AND PIrrsDURo.
The Buffalo, Rochester and pittsburg Railway
Company reports for june
1905. 1904. Changer
Gross earnings...... s7scyos4 Sess.sso Ino N7.7oi
Oper' expenses. <S7.70o S7o.4N Inc. 6s7H
Net esrnines...... teossas $500 800 Dec I'll ,o4l
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
The Toledo and Ohio Central Railway COMPANY
reports for June:
1906 1904 Chonoes
Gross earnings. tsi7.6S9 SS4s0so Dec S3eNi
Oper. exp and taxes. 2ASlO0 21S,esl Inc ll.i1S
Net earninss.".... H+.6so sii7.o4s pse ~, 4ea
KANAwHA AND MICHIGAN
The K ,an sns. and Michigan Railway Company
, ie3; 1901: Chances.
oper, exp. and taxes, iH.e67 ii2,S4o ino iii;
Ne. e..a!n:..",.,,, sai,an s,s0i Dec. s ess
LoufsiArA AND ARKANSAS.
The LouisiAna and Arkansas Railway comn.r,
reports for June: company
1905. 1904 .Chanoe,
Gross earninga..... t1p.ool Sdo,7pS Inc. iii aoe
oper. exp, and taxes. 1.lsi n,SsS Inc. s.sI
Net eaninss."...., sss.s7o Sas.741 lno. ,iosas
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Osts were dull on the spot. No sales. Natural
white 30 70 - lbs: SSSg7NcD Corn was quiet on
sales. 10000 bush. Prices as follows:
Open High Lou Clo- Last
Ing. est. sH sing: nght;
September. ID % % os oSA
The following shows the grain movement:
New York: Wheat Corn. Oofs. Rw. Barley.
Receipts. 1900 l0l OoO Ao,0OO' A'ooo
Exports....... W%Ss 600
Chicago: - =.
Receipts .TS.000 25l,OO SIo0O0 lS'OO ~
Shipm ents........ 10000 - 900 10000 1900
Receipts ...... ISL 900 5000 $4,000 500
Shipm ents..,... 900 I07 900 10000 49,. $1,000
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upon general confidence
The soreness OF those who sold stocks
heavily on Friday and Saturday Of last
week on a rust scare got up by the bull
crowd in wheat and were unable either to
recover their long stocks to advantage or
cover their short contracts without loss
calls attention to the fact that the good
faith Of expert crop opinion has fallen
under, grave suspicion. The speculative
wheel options broke violently this week
teoause the bull crowd had unioaded on
Its rust scarp; and those who had been
influenced by it to sell stocks were loud in
their complaints. Theoretically the opin-
ions Of a crop expert may be used honestly
either for the benefit of what following a
house may, have or for the house itself IL it
chooses to speculate on it's own account,
but whore a house that has an expert in
the :feld uses his opinions both as means
Of getting commission business and as a
basis for speculations OF It's own, conditions
will. sometimes arise in which perfect hon.
esty is hardly the part OF human nature.
N vsPeTt s as Siiit vi,oio vrop at
once. As he ,goes- through tho crop he
finds conditions to vary. When he has
reached O. certain, point the indications
may, DO such that he will feel justified in
advising his principals to begin aocumula-
ting wheat He may go Eitttle further and
find the same conditions and advise them.
to take on u httle more wheat They get
their line first and put their following in
nfteyy8rdt Then suddenly conditions may
begin to improve as he get further into
the crop, and they may improve 50 rapidly
"a ~ 'ttorA' thai of set me lnfnynrn bile
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the graves Of relatives and friends on
'he sunday which sees the beginning of
the day of atonement. Yesterday many
people went to the Washington Hebrew
congregation Cemetery. Special services
were held, during which Rabbi Simon
preached on THE Atonement for the
Domestic Problem" Dr. Stern read the
prayers.
The services of this solemn feast will
conclude at o clock tonight when bust
ness will be resumed and the cloak of
gloom VIII be cast aside. During the
afternoon service Rabbi Stern viii
preach en- The Opening and Shutting
of the Gates OF Heaven
Special services also began at 8 o'clock
last night in the Adath Israel Temple,
Sixth and G streets northwest. and in
ODD Fellows Hall. under the direction OF
Rabbi Grafman. In both of these tenn
pies the services were again held
morning and viii be resumed this af-
ternoon when they viii be continued un-
Ill O'Clock this evening.
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Hebrews Most Solemn
Services Held TODAY
Feast of Yom Nppur Appropriately Observed
All Labor Suspended and Members of
the Faith Fast Whole Day.

Solemn services were held this morn
ing In the Eighth Street Temple when
The feast of Yom Kippur was appro-
priately observed. This is the most sol
emn service in the Hebrew ritual and
one which is universally celebrated.
All labor is suspended, and members
OF the faith spend twenty-four hours in
fasting and in prayers of atonement for
their sins 1t Is day of repentance and
sorrow. and one which claims the pray
ers and meditations of Hebrews
throughout the world.
The service in the Eighth Street Tenn
pie was held at o'clock. Rabbi Simon
and Rabbi Stern participated in the sol
emn ritual, and Rabbi Simon delivered
an eloquent sermon on "Atonement for
the Social Problem" 1t is the custom
among members of the faith to observe
the eve of this feast as n time for the
perpetuation of the memory of those
who have departed this life.
1t is always the custom 10 decorate
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
FEATURE ALL DAY
WAS LIQUIDATION
Volume Not Altered by
Money Rate.
LONDON NOT A FACTOR
Call Money Started at Six Per Cent.
Later 100000 Was Loaned at
Six and One-Half.
LONDON NOT A FACTOR

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Liquidation has
been the feature from the start, and
It's volume was not altered nor tendency
changed when the moderate money rate
became established.
London was not a factor
Inc market at noon was quiet.
The tone at the opening with the ex-
pectation OF slight rally in the first
Few minutes. was at moderately lower
figures The selling, according to brok-
ers executing the orders has been vol
untary liquidation Of local speculative
accounts. sales for both long and short
account by Western houses, and some
supply by brokers on London orders,
st. Paul. which opened at 1S0ss. de-
clined ito 1874 Reading dropped from
121s4 to 1201s. Northwestern, which was
sold at 2l9lz, fell to 217. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, Metropolitan issues and
Pennsylvania were held Metropolitan
sustained Its reputation. while the rest
of the market declined
Call money started at 6 per cent and
later S3.o0e.eeo was loaned at 61z per cent.
The trading in Steel is almost wholly
by room traders. Gates brokers were
Irincipal buyers of Cast Iron Pipe. The
Hebrew holiday caused activity to les
SEN The bond market is steady Gov
eminent bonds were unchanged
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Oct s--Yester-
day afternoon Policemen Nicholson and
Mayhem received word that John VIII
liams. colored. had cut colored wo-
man named Grigsby in the southwest
ern section of the city.
They repaired to the scene and came
upon Williams. whereupon he drew a
"a pistol and pointed it at the policemen.
Upon their closing in on him, he took
20 his heels closely followed by the po-
licemen
Jumping 4 freight car. he managed 20
make good his escape. This morning
word WIS received at police headquar-
tiers that Williams was shooting at the
Grigsby woman
Policemen knight and Smith started
after Williams, but he, catching sight
of them when they were two squares
off. started TO run. He was chased by
the policemen into West End, where
he succeeded in eluding them.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE STOCK MARKET
WASHINGTON.

Trading on the local exchange today
was practically limited to the three
stocks that have practically monopolized
attention Tor the past week-Washing-
ton Railway preferred and common and
Washington Gas
In the Washington Railway preferred
trade was insignificant 10 shares selling
at 90 and Is at 922l. and the close was
at s25s bid and 931z asked
The first sales of the common were
at 431z. but the price receded rapidly
under offerings by the specialist up to
5000 shares. Five hundred were sold at
4S and the last sale was at 1921, this
also being the closing offer with 42ts as
the bid Sales aggregated over 1000
shares. $50
Washington Gas under liberal Offering
sold down from 613s TO 6lA and an op-
ton on 100 shares brought 81. a bearish
feeling regarding the stock seemed 10
operate, and Ii closed at 81 bid and 61A
asked.
Capital Traction held its quotations
of Saturday, and brought 146h for 20
shares.
Citizens National Bank
ing at that figure. The supply at this
price seemed to be ample
National Safe Deposit sold at 1927
~ above Saturdays bid price.
Sentiment regarding American Securi-
" and Trust appears to be of the most
sanguine kind. The bid has been ad-
yancing steadily and today II was raised
1112 points to 2S6iz. but no stock was
offered for less than 2S5.
Central National Bank appears to be
demank, the bid today advancing ga
points TO 3231z against an offer of 375.
Nothing was done in Mergenthaler
and Lanston, quotations remaining sta
tionars.
Greene Copper was a small fraction
lower. 125 shares selling at 26 and the
closing bid was 257k.
After the call 100 shares Graphophone
common, sold at 5.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
NEW BANK OPENS.

The New Citizens National Bank
was this morning opened for business
at the corner Of King and St Asaph
streets. The building is a one-story
structure. built of white stone. and is
considered by all who have seen IL TO
be one of the handsomest banking
buildings in this section Of the State.
The officers OF the bank are E L.
Daingerfield. president; w. II. Lam
bert, vice president; ". E Lambert,
cashier: E. L. Daingerfeld. w T.
Lambert, NJ. A. Ahern, Worth Hulfsh,
and W. +. Lambert. directors.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Washington Street Railway As,
sl.o0q9lh. s1,0O0d914, 81, OOOQ9IA.
Capital Traction, 206146k
I Washington Street Railway preferred
1898.
Washington Street Railway common
$685.. 750d4S11. 20d43iR, l5G431s 59d437s
50G4234. 50d a2A
National Safe Deposit. 10@1921h
Metropolitan Citizens Bank, 3G353. 10
Gi,--3, 100 353
Washington Gas, 25G61zs. 25d6ls. 25G
61A. 1oOd61 tseller COZ 2s661Is
Greene Copper. I00G26 I5G26. 10d2e.
After call-Washington Street Rail-
way. preferred. 25M92%.
Graphophone common 10oG5.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
MR.. STOKES FUNERAL.

The funeral of the late II. c. Stokes,
who died in Denver. Col. last week. took
rIace from the home of Mrs. Elsom 1915
King street, this morning.
The Rev. F j. Brooke, of the Presby-
tcrian church. officiated. and the inter
ment was made in the Presbyterian
Cemetery
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
Cinnamon Sang.

One of the most interesting rallies of
the day was at the Chinese Mission
Sunday school of the Metropolitan
Methodist Church. The Cinnamon are
just learning enough English to speak
a few verses from the Scriptures The
school is under the direction of Miss
Sally Somers. who had prepared a very
appropriate program English hymns
were sung. and music was furnished by
the Chinese. The class is composed of
about fifty Cinnamon. Lately a class of
Greeks has been formed.
The children of Temple Baptist Church
Tenth and y streets northwest, listened
70 William E. Andrews. Superintendent
Fred Rhodes, and the pastor, Rev. J.
Muir.
About 400 children were present at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
Fifth street and Seward place south
east. Talks were made by the pastor,
the Rev. ]. c. Nicholson. and Superin-
tendent George Cook. The exercises
were concluded by solo and chorus
by Ruth Troy and the infant class
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
SPANISH CHILDREN DIE YOUNG

survive their fifth year in New Zealand.
$50 in New South Wales, and S44 in
Victoria, as against 81 in Ireland, 762
in England and Wales, 751 in France,
GA in Austria, and 57l in Spain.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received AZ the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department. Washington, d. c. until
10 O'CLOCK A. M, OCTOBER "a 1864
and publicly opened Immediately there
after. TO furnish at the navy yard,
Academy, Annapolis, Md, as specified
quantity of naval supplies. as fol-
lows: Schedule l67: Dry mortar, Port
land cement. sand. expanded metal.
steel channels.-Schedule I6s: Plano,
graphs of charts. Schedule 1e9: Files.
nile handles, steel shafting soda ash
glass, lacing leather-Schedule "a
White pine.-Schedule 172: Oyster shells
Applications for proposals should des :
nate the schedules desired by nurnber.
Blank proposals will be furnished Upon
application TO the navy pay office RaI-
tiInore. Md, or 10 the Bureau. II r
b. HARRIS. Paymaster General u. s. n
oc9,ls
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Once Of Superintendent l.. S. CAPITOL
Building and Grounds, Washington ID
c., September 20. 1905.-Sealed proposaIs
in duplicate. will be received at the
above office until 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1906. for
furnishing and delivering 5000, 600, more
or less. OF good. sound red brick, for
use In connection with the construction
of the Senate and House Office Build
ings Specifications, proposal sheets. and
other information will be furnished on
application. The right is reserved 10
reject any or all bids, or 10 accept parts
Of any or all bids and to waive techni-
calities. ELLIOTT WOODS, Superiu-
tendent u. S. Capitol Building and
Grounds. Approved: THOS RYAN.
Acting Secretary. sex. q, 30oc&.7,s
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09

Olson today notified the railway authori-
Ties That, II they persist in running
trains on Fayette and Henry street,
they must replace the nagman whom
they removed a few weeks ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
COMPANY CHOOSES OFFICERS.

The ]. w. Summers Company has
elected John r. Edelin president Harvey
Summers secretary and Milton Sum
mers trea>aIrer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
FINED FOR ASSAULT.

In the police court this morning AL
ford Pinkney, colored. was fined SIS for
assaulting Lewis Proctor with pistol
He was arrested by Policemen Belts
and Nicholson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
LADIES' SANITARIUM.

male Irregularities: successful: absolutely,
safe. satisfaction guaranteed private home
during confinement; strictly confidential; reg
istered. Hours to u. TO s. Phone Mad
l6Gs-R- 1924 Argyle ave. Baltimore. Md
oc3-3Ot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
Times New Want Ad Branch.

Want advertisements and subscrip-
tons for The Evening and Sunday
Times Will be received at regular office
rates at S. NJ. Wagner & Co.'S Phar-
macy. corner of First and II streets
northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
Made Great Progress.

AT the Fifth Baptist Church. the Rev.
DR.. Weston Bruner. pastor. said more
than 500 new. scholars had been enrolled
since last year, making a total member
ship of nearly a thousand
The Congress Street Methodist Protes-
tant Church. Georgetown. held services
throughout the day. Addresses were
made to the children by J. ID. Cathell.
L. w. Grimes, II. c. Grimes, Superin-
tendent George W. Graves. and the Rev.
w. A. Grouse, father or the pastor Of
the church
A special musical program had been
prepared for Calvary Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Columbia road, near Fiji
teenth street, under the direction of
Frank c. Waring. Besides ~Superintend-
ent Fred c. Croxton, the speakers were
Arthur Paell, OF Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church, and Richard p.
The pupils of the First Methodist
Protestant Church. Fourth street near
q southeast, heard talks on Sunday
school work by President MILAN of the
District Sunday School Union; Superin-
tendent Bradley. OF Grace Baptist
Church; Superintendent lockwood. of
the North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church. and Mr. Jones, OF
ST. Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church
South.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
Want to Exchange Something2

Try want ad. IN the For Exchange
trade
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IN FINANCIAL WORLD
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

reported by w. 3. Hibbs & CO.. 14Ie F
street Members New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Board of Trade. and Washington
Stock EXCHANGED
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
DIR. FISK ElGlM

Expert in the treatment of private disease,
chronic and acute Both sexes All consuIta
lions confidential Medicine furnished. Price,
moderate. Hours, TO l. J to G. Z 10 q
Rooms 1898 Pennsylvania ave. NV Phone
II. 1919. dels-tr
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
Electro Medical Institute
X-RAY FOR DIAGNOSIS.

Diseases Of men and women a speciality.
kidney. liver. bladder. blood. and private
diseases cured promptly. X-Ray; violet raw.
static electricity for cancer. skin and nervous
disorders. Migratory massage for chronic all
ments. 623 18th st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09

Unlike the financing Of last years
movement of the crops, the outflow of
funds TO the South and West has been
gradual this year and has diffused itself
over a number of weeks Last year the
principal financial operations consequent
upon crop requirements were compress-
ed into the narrow compass of a single
month, whereas this year the transfers
70 the West began three weeks earlier
man usual, and full month has al
ready elapsed, with the movement still
proceeding in a quiet and orderly man
ner that seems to justify the belief
that 1t viii take another month or six
weeks 10 run its course
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Swift and Company's sales of fresh beef
for week ending Oct. Z. averaged 5.5l
cents Der pound.
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w. T. BALDUS, M. D., Pho.

On Diseases OF the Brain. Nervous system
Kidneys. Heart stomach. and other Diseases
Doctors service and medicine. So Consul
tation free. Telephone Main 25l6 Southeast
corner 9th and + SITS NV Hours. 10 to l
and TO g. Closed Sunday. se2g- BOT