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The Service I Offer Is Based on
twenty-five (20 years of practical knowledge
In tailoring. Cleaning and pressing also.
Phone Main 1853. A. H. Cooper, 925 18th
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Great Bear Pure Spring Water
gallons for soc. Office, 7O4 18th.
Removal of Baltimore and Ohio RI.

ticket Office to 141T G St
On Thursday. May 3. offices of the District
Passenger Agent and Ticket Agent located
at N. Y. ave. and 18th st, will be removed
20 141T q st, near 18th st. NV.
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Guides American Beauties.
Given Year in Jail.

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You'll not only like Schneider's Malt
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Carl Petersen is Now Located in His
new store, 923 G St, where he will offer great
or values for the money than you can get
elsewhere. Expert watch, clock and jewelry
repairing at low figures. Phone Main
4243-Y Established 1875. ap2S-T
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The Removal of Household Effects

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Very Low Rates Via Southern Rwv

To Chattanooga, Tenn, and return have
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CITY ITEMS.

Jno G. Meinberg's Bread Appears
regularly on the tables of the best conducted
homes. Made In q model bakery OF highest
grade materials. Have your grocer supply
you. Bakery, TO 18th Sc. Phone E. 1Z2i.
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Candies of coo. Quality 85c. LIB.
The Bread You'll Like.

Many new specialties in the 100 varieties at
this price. GEO. B. SHEETZ, T and 10th.
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apo, d, eSu-3t
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Geyer's-A Delightful Place to Dine.
Quality foods. well cooked, served. Fine
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Newport daily independent., 1906-01-26

"old-fashioned" Sugarhouse M lasses and Buckwheat Flour. q I. D. Price for Rubber Stamps For typewriter Supplies call q 1. D. Price. 30 btf If you are in a hurry for gr1 ceries telephone Martin Bros. For Paper Napkins and TissN Paper. call on 1. D Price. 3ObtN New Laces, Ribbons land Elm broideries at Sink & Martins. 24dtf.
 Wanted-M -Middle-aged respect able woman for housekeeper. Will pay good wages to proper person. Apply to 510 Main street. WANTED-Men in each state to travel, post signs, advertise and leave samples of our goods. Salary $75.0O per month. $500 per day for expenses. Kuhlman Co.,, Dept s. Atlas Block; Chicago
 38w-t may 1
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-26
For Northern Boys Only.

Joplin" Mo. had a very eccen- tric character.
 A. w. Carson, one of the old est newspaper men of that state who died there recently, gave $1,OOO for the dissemination of Mark Twain's "How to be a Gentleman" to the Y. M. c. A. of the north. He stated in his will that they did not need the good advice contained therein in the south.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-26
FAST MAIL SERVICE
iron Mountain Will Put On Faster Train To Hold Texas Mail Carrying Con-
 tract. White River Service.

The conference of passenger officials of the Gould system of southwestern roads in Hot Springs Wednesday decided to inaugurate a fast mail service from St. Louis to Texas with close connection at Little Rock for points in Indian Territory
 The Frisco has just put on a fast mail train leaving St. Louis about the time of No. ', 3:05 a. m., making connection with the M. K. & T. at Vinita, l. T., whereby it puts mail into Texas from six to sixteen hours ahead of the Gould roads. The postal authorities will probably give the Frisco and Katy this big mail contract soon to be let for anoth- CT year, unless the Iron Mount ain can put No. 7 on a much faster schedule.
 The announcement comes that a new time card will be effective February 1, and new speed record will be set for the fast mail train which carries the St. Louis papers. This will be good news to Newport, and especially the subscribers of the big St. Louis dailies.
 WHITE RIVER SERVICE.
 Passenger service between Carthage and Newport, since the new road has been opened to traffic, has been unavoidably bad, owing to washouts and wrecks caused by the floods and high water,
 Railroad men say however that a poor lot of half broken down engines are being used on this road, which accounts for considerable poor service. Only Wednesday the train due here at 8:30 D. m. from Carthage did not arrive until 9o'clock next morning. The regular engine broke down and two relief en- zines were sent out of Batesville before the belated train was finally brought in.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-26
For Constable Union Tp. ABE BALLEW. J. L. BISHOP,
 Newport.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

I. Price for Blank Books and Office Stationery of all kinds.
 You must look at the Laces, Ribbons and EmbroiderieACS x Martin. 24dtf
 Parties wanting their houses numbered in compliance with the city ordinance, call on J. " Jack son. dtf
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-26
Cotton Belt Auditors Off.

The report has been sent out from St. Louis that Cotton Belt auditors were to go and that the conductors would again be made custodians of the fares and tick cts. Naturally there is re- joicing among the employees who have never taken kindly to the innovation. '
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-26
: ANNOUNCEMENTS. ! x>>>~~A~N>N>N>N~3

We are authorized to announce the following candidates subject to the action of the Democratic pri5 ary:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-08
lOontinWdcs6n Dc Ia pdqsn05ql

lCCTssnNtsCsOn 0S aG DGgsntsSTl
-CRIMENES horribles 10 eome.
sn Oh todoa los pAisea sn los que el
amor ha aldo sl m6vil principal. Crf.
man In Elegansia ' al buen gusto %
eomsts, sssndo an Perfume IN Jabon
vulgar. snando el xquisito Cashmere
BOaques-ya On perfume 6 On Jsb6n--
% oil sumun del buen ono.-Colgate y
CO. Nsw York.
LABORES. 'olisi'an
BordGdorGs y buenas OalGdorGs, ssegu'
randolss srahaiononssants. Proporeio
nsmoa IL ssla y dihuio snyisndoios .
sualousr parta dc 10 iala. Dirigirae q
Ths Porto Rtao Dranwn Work q
Emhrcidsry GO Forsslaxa 10. Tam
eisn ~ soliaiAen OassuFsrGs, Lind
~THE HELvETIA.-T aslls %
orus. Gran saaa do h6spsdas. STA
sIs d hosslp, Aposenaos para familiaa
v psrsonas aclas. oomidaa & ainsusn-
H. aansavoa suhierso. RaHos, Tal6tonc
iaS. Apsraado aorrao. 2s6. Propiata'
rio. Padro Sahira. Nota Eats hosel
saAk asrgc 10 una ssyioriaa aagHe'
VA
Is NECEsAR1O sxigir qua eada
ostis ohsenga grahado el nombrs d.
gsstivo 1oiarrista, Pero m solo sasu-
sha produse mei0r efesso que una do
cana do botallas do aqua minsral g do
sar al Sniso suratlvo radical. del w.
6msgo v del Intestine. sl Digestive
Mojarrisaa puridsa loa alimanaos y
loo hAsa asimilahlss, III legitimo Di'
gesaivo Hoiarrieta surR On MA dia lRs
ipdigsstionss. On nm mss laa disRag,
siaa gaasralgias, v On trss msses laa
MAS graves Intermediates sr6nicas dol
ast6mago y del insestino, Essk uni'
varsalmente soahrmadc, On forma sin
igual, que 10 ahaaaia dol Digestive
Moiarrissa % verdadsPamsnta radical
v superior & la do iodoa los otros re-
msdioa. Do vsnta On las prinsipalss
fsrmacias do Europa y Am6risa,
--Rl sasor DlAz NAVARRO nm
assahlaaido aa Ofaina do Ah0gade
au Motarfs On asaa siadad. sale do Nan
Iwssa m6mnar0 Ii.
Risrsa anita la oUYas Federal. Oar.
SHvrams, dadisandeas asimismo al
sxsman de- ttuloE da propiadadas, in-
corporation do oePporaaianas del psis
v axkrangsras v sramiiAsi6n do sxpa
Aienass de expr0piaaiGn inrxcga,
Aa@ptando 10 nGhis s0mgetenaik .
AoY eatahlssida Ga al siaraiaio da lss
eP@faaionas do Abogad0 v Noaario, al
ssGor DIAE NAVARRO 90 dinnora E
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-08
FELIPE TRIGO

lido pudo coger del odo VOC En- sepuda ve 81 orr
bado,y clava mi una mirada rAbioss
oh, que estampss -, qu9 libro -. Ds ustedl
= No de- barco respondo. No 10 hA leidoi
Elsmple hecho dc mfo psrece camarle an POGO.
DE todos modos dice reconvenc6n 50 muier
dtsdefando conarme parecen Smnss mas pro-
piss para. para Ven, Lucf' h'z 81 Avor con el par
Q,sIe 81 Gbro, que dss si6u alz, l6vassA del
hrizo por 10 eacalsra
sCon pemiao de usds ha repetido ella poniendo en-
ffase sods diRoa cortssa sroc6 despreco
Eso a menos confa cue confs ella en- "a honrsdez
On 30 aihVez para no temr bora insGantauco i'm
puto de aeguros 1h uorqQe 81 este hombre tocats esa
mnler. no s6... 20 no t6 -
S6lo'6 Bscqusr pol qus So auere poy
Que Sc Hlatats
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-08
Ia Biopat1a
AIw
PTodsgsosa terapsstica para cssrar;rads-
..calrse,ats toda clase de Intermediates.

..colms,ats t0d0 clGse dc Intermediates.
Esta nueva eiencia do curar, b.
ssda On mistericsos prineipios y leyss
fundamentales dc 10 vida, Cd hoy 10
6niea esperanza do los enfermos er6-
nisos y desahueiados.
Por su gran poder reparador vi
gorixador, ne considers cf mo oil YER
dsdsro ELIXIR DE VIDA, como II fusn'
10 del reiuvenecimiento y do l. regene.
raei6n del ORGANISING humano,
Numerosos epfermos curados On
tods 10 isla, muehos do ellos " mo-
ribundoa, son iAs meiores pruebas que
90 puadsn pressntar.
Para eonsulsas y sratamisn tos, di.
riiirsa psrannalr ense g por eserito nj
Professor eF. Virella Urihe. Clinics
Biop&ticA. Arroyo. p Re- 30 = II alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-08
Doctor I, 2uIZ Arnau

Do regreso do su viaie A Europa,
assna Dc inssAlar "a ofcina protosio.
mel an In eaIle del Cristo, n6mero ID
EoEaa do congultal do II Y media & 3
Y media do To- sards. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-08
AVISO

De vende por l. mitad do 81 valor
an aparsto para fabricar bebidss car
bonatadas, Be compone del generator
tres fuentes con sus correspondientas
lavsderos de gas, una mesa para lie
mar botellaa de taponss de gravitaei6n
y un llensdor de aifonss.
Para informss dirigdras On Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-08

-Qoe lesll
Dante. Il Inf4n1.
E'' Foin''H'sndo de c0mDrsndsr en- 10 s,erto sen,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-08
LInsa Fsrrea dol Ossts

BsIsstsa sarGtes para dsas feasues
Rn u alasa do Capital a Rayamon,
do y vsslta Is stys.s sn 10 10 eavs.
IN 10 do RayAnon & Cataao, Ida y
vuaIaa 1S etvs. On 30 10 etvs.
Rillats ordinaPio do Capital q Data
10 ~ elAse 4 ; aavs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-08
NotiCias del dia

| sohrsr { ssg slisnsss hannrarios sxsa
sivaments m6disos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-08

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel vieio a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-08

Glasses de InG6' Y s,paHp|
~~-~
Be dan elasea dc irg'6s y espanol,
mAf1ana, tsrde y noehs a precios con.
vsneionalss. san Joae 20 alto Il m. d
The Washington herald., 1906-10-16
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-MarSet quiet. Creamery. fancy. . TO
q per pound Western frsts. p to D; seconds, u;
process fancy = 70 2l; fair 20 good y TO - store
packed. firm. Is
cHEEsE-sisrket frrn and unchanged New YORK
State. factory, large, Il 20 IS; do, snail, i to
Il: summer, large. Il. Western factory. neW.
choice, Il; do. fair 70 good 10 to IL; virginia
70 10.
firm. Nearby, fresh. Virginia, 8; West Virginia
and Southwest Virginia. . to q; Tennessee Y 70
q; North Carolina. 2 to .; duck 2; storage y
to e.
LIVE POULTRY-Siarket duh. Chickens. large,
per pound. II; do. medium, Is 70 IL; 90, sniaii,
IS hens. lsls 10 Il; ROSTERS. 70 s; ducks Old IL
to Il; do. young r. geese. to 8; turkeys, toms,
%; hens choice. IS; keats. to 10
DRESSED P0ULTRY-RcceiDts small and market
dragging. Turkeys. hens. undrawu, per pound, Is
10 is average, undraun. Is do thin 10 70 L: old
TOMS IS; chickens spring, large, IS TO l6; do, me-
dunn Is do, small IS hens. choice, le ROSTERS. 10
TO II do. young. IL geese, 20 8 turkeys toms, %;
hens. choice. Is keats. TO To-
DRESSED MEATS-CaiYes. full dressed, s.g9i
heads Of. so: hogdTessed calves. 100: hams coin-
try. sugar cured, IL hogs. small and neat. per cwt-.
500 20 S5e; do. medium, 30 TO 500. do, heavy.
g.b9 to 80
FEGETABLES-Trish potatoes. market quiet.
Vans and sweets plentiful and quotations lower.
Potatoes. home grown 60 TO 70 per bushel: Virginia
and Maryland per barrel. 10 % LIB: sweet pota-
toes, Per barrel 80 TO LIS; do, vans. LOO; celery.
AstN 1ofhs peT piluclt ~ 10 " ohloi5 OAill lNf
barrel 200: Do. Ohio. per bushel 20 to IS
FRUITS-Appies steady; fancy table fruit 2i5 10
325; do, loose packed. Is 10 2O0 pears Bartlett.
$50: Sheldon 500 TO rs seckles. 500 10 SO: com
mon 200 20 800; pineSpples Florida. per crate 500
10 So; grape fruit 800 70 40 box. California
oranges, 500 to go box Jamaica, L00 10 40 BAR
rel; Florida oranges go to us box; prickly pear.
LIS box: eranberries LIS 10 Z25 box; grapes, Per
basket z to IS: bananas 50 20 Is bunch
CHEsINUTs-ATirals heavy; martet dull; to
a pound.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct l5-Miscellaneous markets:
SUGAR-Loud0n cablrd = f-m market for promlS
delivery q sugar beets. with October and November
quoted at s.. 63sd. Local conditions IN the raw
sugar market indicated stsadiness Of tone, with
much business owing chiefly 70 light offerings ard
duty paid prices quoted follows: Centrifugal IS
test 3; Biuscovado s. test 81; molasses sugar. So
test, 81; refined, quiet but about steady and un-
changed
BTTTER-Receipts. ssi packages. Better ruled
at ~
EGGs-Reoeipts. 1a.02 cases. The market for
eggs held firm AZ 25a2s Tor Western frsts.
NAVAL sTOREs-stock rosin, g. OJ3 barrels; spirits
tUrpentine 1882 barrels; tar. Lee barrels The market
for spirits tsIrpentne quiet, at 69s for machine
made barrels Resin vas quoted on the basis Of Ca
ia for common TO good strained, with tar steady
and unchanged.
MILL FEED-Held higher. Spring bran. in 100
10 sacks. 70 arrive. lake and RAIL- 2L75; middiings,
= %. city bran 20 Co: Western red dog SIS.
FLOJR-McdeTate demand. Spring patents 4l5a
450 spring clears 350a3s0: winter straights, 5Oa
SOD; winter cleans. 3e02325. Kansas In sacks.
patents 35sa360; straigfts 35a355; clears, 2sa3 =.
RYE FLOUH-IBactive; supply light; 375ai. d
CORNMEAI-Moder inquiry. Kiln dried for
export. 270a2.75; coarse meal, IN BAGS. Ll0ail9
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR-Duli and unsettled: 235
for spot. and 225a265 % sFriF..
HAI-Higher, light supply receipts. 80 tons Rart
export Prime. LolaLl0; No ]. Sales No ?, pa
Lo0: No g. SoaS5.
STRAW-WeskeT Long cats.
BEEF-Steady. trade moderate. Family, T. ga
l25 packet. lG59ai05a
PoRK-Market firm. Mess. IsoosIas9; family,
$50
TAELOw-FIun. City quoted at gsasls. in hogs
heads
LARD-DuH Prime Western, So; city. SIS; r.
fined continent, ie .; South Amsriean lOs5; refined
Brazilian hog. I-5 city stearins I0al0ss oIeose-
arlne steady city, 80: Chicago. ga
The Washington herald., 1906-10-16
UNION ELECTRICIANS MEET.
VIII Inform National Officers o.
Local Compnny's Action.

At last nights meeting of the Electri-
cal Workers Union, No Us, held in
Costello's Hall. Sixth and G streets north
west, a discussion ensued relative TO the
action of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company which, il was said,
laid of about forty members of the
union which Is composed of linenen and
helpers, on Saturday.
According TO the speakers at last
nights meeting, they believe the action
was taken By the company in the effort
TO aid the PeI Telephone Company OF
Philadelphia and the Delaware and At
lantic Telegraph and Telephone Company,
Of the same city, where u strike has been
on since July. Men were also laid of in
Baltimore.
After considerable discussion, the bust
ness agent, II. c. Holiday. was directed
10 communicate with Grand President z.
J. MCNulty, of the international Brother
hood of Electrical Workers. at Spring
neld, H., and await his advice before
taking any further action in the matter
It was also said that within the pas,
few days there have been calls received
from various sections of the South for
skilled workers. as strike of several
months duration has just been settled
in that section. Therefore. it is held
that the men laid of here can obtain
employment there without going to Phil3-
deIphia.
It was further said that the men laid
off Saturday were nearly all taken from
the ranks of the helpers, or less expert
enced men.
It was agreed, however, that no step
should be taken until President McNulty
has been heard from.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-16
WATER TRAFFIC RESUMED.
Washington-BaItim Steamers Are
Running ON Regular Schedule.

Conditions at the local Offices and wharf
of the Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
Railway Company are rapidly assuming
their normal aspect Ali three of the
steamers Of this lire plying between Bal
tiInore and Washington are running on
schedule. CargOes from this city have not
been particularly heavy, as a number OF
the shippers are not yet aware that reg
ular service has been re-establ4shed- On
the other hand vessels leaving Baltimore
have been loaded to their full capacity
with stores and other merchandise for
lower river points.
Usually at this time Of year one boat
the Calvert-is Withdrawn from the Wash
ington service and put in commission on
the Rappahanock River lire; but owing to
the great quantity OF freight at Baltimore
consigned 10 this city and points on the
lower river. the three boats VIII be kept
in service Indefinitely.
II is probable that an extra boat viii
have to be put In commission for service
on the RappahanOck River line, as the
oyster shipments to Baltimore at this
season are unusually heavy. anu the Rap
pahanoek is one OF the chief sources OF
Baltimores oyster supply.
The steamer Anne Arundel. in command
Of Capt. Geoghegan. arrived here at about
10 O'Clock yesterday morning. bringing a
heavy cargo OF produce from lower Mary
land and Virginia points TO local commits
sion merchants. She sails again for Baiti-
more at O'Clock this afternoon.
Local agents Of the company stated yes
terday that they did not expect TO lose any
business as a result Of the suspension of
the schedule. They said that practically
every one OF the LEGAL wholesalers and
merchants who shipped over their line
had returned.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-16
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Substituted States registered g. si.oo0 at losls
Washington Gas A.. 500 at 1904. 5000 az 1904.
Columbia Railroad s., soc at 10.
Washington Railway ard Electric 4s. 5000 az
81. 81 900 at SIS. $500 az s7s. 5000 at SIS, $50
at SIS.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. 500 at lo5l.
$1,000 ct lo6. SO0 At los, $3.50 at los. $40 at l0
Chesapeake ard Potomac Telephone s. S-o09 al
l05A.
Washington Railway and Electric common. IS a;
40lS, 50 ST l0k
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 10 at
g. 70 at 80. 1 at SIS. ! at SCI. ] at s9iz
Msrgenthaler 70 at e02ss. 10 81 a3. ; at %
Lanston. 100 at l4ss, 100 at 1ass. 50 at rs Is at
slits. 100 az ia
Mitchell Mining. 100 at s. 100 at g. 1oo-at g. 100 al
s. 90 az g. 100 az 6. 100 az g. 100 az Ga
Union Trust, AZ is.
Columbia Insurance. so at Il
Columbia Title Insurance, 100 st {, 100 az 4.
After call-Nitcheu Mining. 100 at sis.
tiraphophone preferred, At $.
Metropolitan Railroad S. S3-005 az rs
Greene Copper. 100 az 81 10 a. 25ss 100 at -
10 at es5s lbuyer co.
Foiloving are the closing bid quotations On yes
tcrtay's local stock exchange.
Philippine Land Purchase S. 100.
District Columbia 3s5s, ID.
Gas bonds-Was lington Gas COMPANY A. l3is
Washington Gas Company certificates Of indebted
ness 6, lleis.
Railroad bonds-Capital Traction Railroad g. los
Anacostis and Potomac s. I0l. City and Suburban
Railroad IS. le9. Columbia Railroad second mort
gage s. le3is. Columbia Raiir al S. I0s Metro
politaa Railroad s., Iif5. Metropolitan Railroad
certificates Of indebtedness g.. 80 Washington Rail
way and Electric g., s..
Miscellaneous bauds-Unitsj States Electric Light
debenture Improvement 6s. 1ols.- United States
Electric Light certificates OF indohteiDass Is To-
Potomac Electric Light lst s.. loiz. Norfolk ard
Washington Stesmb. az 81. 10 Cnesapsase and
Potomac Telephone IS, lo5is- Washington Market
Company first s. lh
Public utility st1cks-Cspi.al Traction i4rz
Washington Railway and Electric common. 4ois
Washington Raii~ay aud Electric Yssfered, 50.
irgton Gas. IS. iseoE-etoan Gas. g. Chesspeaks
and Potomac Telephone s..
Type machine stocks AierscDthalcy Linotype. 90
Lanstou Nonotype. IA.
Mining stocks-Greeno Copper. 80 Mitchell Mn
inc Company. 6.
National bank st0okS-AmeIicsu. III. Capital
80 Central. 5i5 National City. Lsss- Columbia
rs. Commercial lss Farmers and Mechanics. 20
Lincoln IT, Metropolitan. 81 Rigs. go. Sec
ond. Ii5 Traders. l9 Washington. so
Tuis; company stocks-AHeTican Security and
Trust - Nati0lal safe Deposit and Trust ISIS
Union Trls, ComDaHy. 'l5i. Washington Loan and
Trust. rs
savings Bank st0css-fome Savings Bank. -
Union savings Bank. 20. Washington Savings Bank
49,
Fire insurance ssoczs-ATlingtou. Ia Columbia
ICA Commercial, > CoEe0yan. p FireBeu's, g
Franklin g. Gegman-AUlcT1csn. 2S5. Metropolitan
s. National Union. ~ Peoples T. Potomac
y Riggs. So.
Title insurance sfocEs-Colunbia Title. SIS
Miscellaneous stock-Grsphophone common. e
GFaphophone preferred. s3ls security Storage Com
Tany. 80. Realty Appraisal Agency, "a Washing
ton Market. %.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-16
New York. Oct. B-s;ocE Exchange bond transac.
COTTON MARKET.

New York, Oct. 15-News OF w.t.
weather in the West caused a sharp ad-
vance in Liverpool this morning. fol-
lowed by an excited buying movement
here. Prices consequently rose to the
highest level seen in a long time There
was heavy selling on the advance and
during the rest of the day the market
was under the pressure of what appeared
to be liquidation, although the buying
continued and was heavy enough TO alb
sorb offerings and to keep the market
fairly steady.
In the afternoon Miss Giles issued a
report estimating that condition on Oc-
tober Is as es-4. against III two weeks
ago. and estimating the crop at i, 400, 900
without linters and without what was
left over from 1866 crop The esti-
mate appears to mean a commercial crop
of 100000 bales. Southern spot markets
firm