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The Washington times., 1906-04-02

Swift & Company's sales of dressed
beef in washington for period of March
10 10 March 81 averaged &c FOLLOWING
prices per pound:
s-o616. week ending March 10. 1906.
S.0os4. week ending March IL. 1906.
s0ess. week ending March "a. 1906.
$Os41. week ending March 81, 1906.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02

, .. m.-The optimistic feeling en-
gendered in speculative circles over the
end of the week was strikingly reflected
I'm today's trading. So far as outside
matters may be said to have affected
the buying at all, the increasing dis
position to belittle the consequences OF
the coal strike was perceptible infiu-
ence. Although call money ruled tirm at
per cent and over, this was something
that had been entirely expected and
easier conditions in the near future were
looked forward to with as much conf
dence as ever The buying continued
heavy an through the list, and by mid
day advances of a point and more were
common nong the active stocks Union
Pacific st. Paul. the Steels. Reading.
Erie. Atchison the Northwestern and
the Southern shares were the leaders,
while the minor specialties were bid up
sharply. The only weakness at all was
I'm Consolidated Gas, which after an
early advance broke 10 new low record
figures
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
A Billion Dollars Invested.

Estimates made by our consular repre-
sentstives and others. and by persons
in the United States familiar with the
subject. indicate that fully billion dol
lars of capital from the United States
is now Invested in Mexico. Canada. and
Cuba. of which about one-haif is in
Mexico. During the last ten years trade
between the United States and Cuba
has doubled that between the United
States and Canada has more than
doubled. and that between the United
States and Mexico has trebled.
The principal classes of articles form
ing the large commerce between the
United States and Mexico are. on the
import side. tropical products and ma
teriais for use in manufacturing: and on
The export side. food stuffs and manu-
features.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
VIOLA STRAHAN IMPRoyINc.

Viola Strahan, the eighteen-year-old
girl. who attempted 10 end her life on
Friday night by drinking carboiic acid
in the Columbia car waiting-room, was
reoorted much improved this rnorning e.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
TRADE WITH MEXICO
TREBLED IN DECADE

Trade of the United States with Mex
leo in the fiscal year 1906 aggregated in
value $92. .OO0. 600. In 1886. only a decade
earlier. it was but So. 100000. and in isSs
Sls,000.oo0. thus practically doubling in
The decade ending with 1895. and tre5-
ling in the decade ending with 1906.
The exchanges of merchandise be-
tween the United States and Mexico are
more nearly equally divided as to i'm
ports and exports than is the case with
most countries. In our trade with the
countries OF Europe, for example our
exports thereto are twice as great as
our imports therefrom. in the case Of
Mexico. our exports are no greater than
our imports Indeed I'm the fiscal year
1905 exports to Mexico were about ST.
Oco 900 less than imports from that coun-
try. though in 1904 the conditions were
reversed. exports to Mexico being about
two millions greater than imports there
from
The Washington times., 1906-04-02

Formal announcements were sent out
on Saturday that the well-known firm
of Barring. Magoun 4 Co. was dis
solved. The firm consisted Of Thomas
Barring. of London. who has taken no
active part in the affairs Of the house.
and T. Sufrern Taller. Hugo Barring.
and George d. Hallock-
Thirty-three- railroads for February
show gross increases of 2S.5S per cent
and net increases of S4.6S per cent.
These are the largest increases for a
single month ever known. 1t is the first
time since February, 1908, that rail-
roads have reported increases in both
gross and net.
The GouIds and the Western Mary
land interests haVs bought coal lands in
Marion county. W. Va. and il is be-
Iieved that the Goulds will extend the
road from Belington to FaHmont, the
tract lying i'm the Fairmont region, OF
which the Baltimore and Ohio has un-
disputed control.
The United States Steel Corporation
rounds out the fifth year of its exist
ence today. This fact recalls predictions
made by some at the time of the organ
ization of the corporation that il would
revert back to Andrew Carnegie in five
years Instead. the Steel Corporation is
I'm sound shape financially and physical
N. and with It's increased earning power
dividends on the preferred stock can be
regarded as practically permanent, and
prospects of dividends on the common
stock strengthened.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
STOCK MARKET
PROVES STRONG
Many Impressive Buying
Orders Filed.
READING TRADING HEAVY
Decline in Consolidated Gas Fails to
Effect Rest of the
List.
READING TRADING HEAVY

NEW YORK, April 2.-The stock mar
ket was thoroughly strong. fresh de-
cline occurred in Consolidated Gas,
which. however. did not affect the rest
OF the list.
The market was full of impressive
buying orders at the opening and dur
ing the first hour prices were taken
at or above the quotations made on the
first sales. The gains ranged from one
to four points in many stocks
The heaviest trading was in Reading.
Union Pacific, Amalgamated Copper.
and Southern Railway. The general
view on the floor was that the strength
of the market was inspired by the bet
ter character of news in regard 10 the
coal labor troubles.
London was not a factor, buying but
little.
Government bonds were unchanged;
other bonds, firm
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
Ofice OF the
LANSTON MONOTyPE MACHINE


once OF the
LANSTON MONOTyPE MACHINE
COMPANY
I131 CallOWhiu street
Philadelphia. Pa
April . 1886
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COM
PASY wiz BE- held az the Hotel Fleischmaun.
Alexandra. Va. a. y o'clOck noon. Thursday.
the 18th day OF April. 1875. for the purpose or
eiectiug a board OF, directors to serve for the
ensuing yeas arsd trsnsacting sCch other bust
ness as may properly come before H.
Transfer books VIII be closed on the 9TH
inst. at o'clock p m. and VIII be opened
on April 2fth at 10 O'Clock a. m.
BY order cf the Board Of Directors.
WfLFRED BANCROFT.
sp2-fst Secretary
The Washington times., 1906-04-02

Mergenthaler came second in import
ance IT. the DAYS trading. and on the
buying OF eighty shares advanced to I93
Lanston was sadly neglected only 100
shares finding sale on the regular call,
and lis on the after call.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02

A somewhat vigorous demand for
small lots of Capital Traction took up
all the odds and ends below 146. and re-
quired the payir;S of that figure TO fill
out a few orders The business of late
has been confined TO small trading.
while the offers have been on an equally
small scale
The Washington times., 1906-04-02

With exception of several miscel-
laneous sales the balance of the list
was without special interest. Prices gen
orally held strong on the improved feel
ing in New York, which readily COM
municates itself TO the traders on the
local board
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11

0eltlben Iemotratcn Den 9ooen
S6ottluno'@. &$n ibrcr ou5ldnoii6en
mo in 6oIQe DER lImitGn0e chpa3
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ten lic Observation-Disclosures lllo ais
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@otcl %ullifan0cL >uoLtc man oIe bet
0cl, id)uttiidcn AlaCn tou5Ig ans
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itcbcn, obglcih Sdur3 miner mIc6cr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
Ser Gsutiebe eprtfppnSent sahimore, aNb, sreitaa, Sen II. Nai 1905.

Iiben 6eIte rnO ser Sobrc53citcn Die
name 8cnremolerei Der &oIt93cncn
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oc@ lcutld)tbum9 un0 0ic llnabbGu-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11

anluBlld Der 9ebung cine 6eier gc-
plant, ole i'm obcren Saale itattiin.
Den lollte uH0 bel Der Der ,Qie0er.
tran5" neridic0cnc 2ie0er nprtraaen
mollte. Sine groBc 3abl bon Ger.
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nit Gem @oriton0 an Scr piBe man.
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SodtCrd)cn mo Dem 2iculmtG0dcn
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cen ibr bci0c Nciuc abGc0riidt.
2ic 3ubl ser Cpicr betrGQt mad,
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mo 10 Iciht %crIcBtc. "a pcrmlthrt
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ais uermiBt uiht QcmcIect morcL
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mlung iort9cictt. Inter oCn 600
ten iinO mr mcuil WcibIidc. Sic
mdnnlihcu Golden inn mciit uuac
frl'tigc %cltC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
Nnr RnpOlcou Gpilcptifcr?

IN Der iiInNittr ltumlmCr ser Me
puc" bcihGitiat ijdl Gr. Gabanc@ init
ser GruNc. oh )t0polcou - mic uirl
iudl b~cbulptCt ruurOc mirtlid an
ser Sdlliud)t Qclittcn lat. GiCic sra.
&C lit it'on porbcr non Dem Gottor
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0iWm@ aemudt morOcu. Gr. Nm
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men uou Hdpolcou9 0eiuuOhcita}l
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
Ter NOtcl. Giniturj III NngOlO.

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- III it / d. 8.

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ole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &dn0c
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Gin
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lCiu.
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rem,
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phom.
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bin.
llno tippt 6 acru oui icOcrS trcib-
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6 blCibcu,
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mCnt.
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49,
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mAdl SdlDillnnO.

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-29
SCORES TOBACCO COMPANIES
KentuckIan Says Acts Of Trust Are
Worse Than Those OF
Octopus
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The Amer
lean Tobacco company, the Continental
Tobacco company and the Imperial To-
bacco company were the subjects of
scathing denunciation at the hands or
Mr.. Stanley Of Kentucky today In the
house of representatives.
Mr.. Stanley said that neither the
STANDARD OIL nor the Pennsylvania
Railroad company or any other COM
bination Of men outside the penitentiary
have openly violated the law as the
American Tobacco company during the
past two years has"
During the course of his speech,
which Mr.. Stanley was permitted 20
make by unanimous consent, he said
he would not press his resolution, which
calls on the president for any informa--
tion I'm the possession OF the department.
of commerce and labor as to illegal
combinations OF the tobacco companies
named. as It might result In an "immu-
nifty bath" and have another decision