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PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, March j.-FLOUR Demand fair Win
ter extra. 2S5a3o5; winter clear. 3I5a3J, winter
straight. 350a3l5; winter patent. 57Ja1g5; spring
clear 32oa355 spring straight 555s3 go; spring pat
cut. Lloai59 City Mills best patent SO: City Mills
hgb-gade patent, 40. City Mills high grade
straight 40, choice family $40. City Mills extra
s90a350 Rio extra, 3s1a4O0i rye -four. medium to
choice 3iOs550. Corn meal. per 100 pounds. Ia
10. Buckuheat flour. pey 100 pounds 2z0a2D.
WHEAT-St0ck IN elevators 1876 bushels Re
ceiYts small and confined 10 teW bag parcels.
which sold st 66. Graded no. red ahoat u5mi-
naIy az T6's Der hEsLel 60 the close Contract
Gfsued steady; April, s72ss78 Tile market for
Western CLOSED quiet sI5t March. %; April 81
COKN-StUcz iu elevators, Zl3l,l55 bushels. The
market was qaie- anu largely nominal, with prime
lots # white aaoat quot4blc u0EnaLly at 5'4e
pr hUs6el and prime yellow at SEA. Contract
opened steady March 5Ii4aOiz. Tie market Coz
Western closed eaN, spot March. Gza59s ATul.
5ossaJts May 5l5a5ls July. 52..
OATS-Aiarket finn Demand good STOCK ln
elevators 18TH bushels. shipments from tleva-
tors 53l bushels White No @ ssizs53; de-,
30. 3. isi4ai9 No g. ia47i., mixed No. p & zals
do. No. g. i5zaf7. do. SO. 3. 45i.ai6 lNotC-THl
above quotations refer To- domestic delivery
RYE Market hul Stock iu elevators 90 3a
bushels shipments from elevators. 553 bushels No
domestic. 65 No. Western. uptown delivery. Ga
@. No 3 nearby uT-1Nu delivery. 61G- 80
Weston. uptown delivery. g. 10 { nearby, M
town deliver. 5o355. bag i0is, as 70 1ualty and
condition. 55a6-. No Western domestic. s3ai4
No . We-tsu. eaoieg uptown. 77a7s.
BUTTER Market easy. Creamery. fancy. E3455'7
do choice 5la8. do. good. 2sa1g; do
imitation 1s-i. go. prints 53a55 do. blocks
s2l3i, Ohio rolls, Isa25 West Virginia rolls
lsa29; packed. Ohio, l1aIs; do, West Viz.
g.nia leals, Maryland. YireGis. and PouHsylyau.a
dairy prints. lsse9; rlu0tatod 22426 n. B.-Abors
quotations are for wholesale lots only established
b. the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association.
J0bbing lots sell higIerI
EGGS-Msrket easy Maryland. Pennsylvania and
nearby frsts. loss 90. yer dozen. Il; WesteT
frsts loss Of L Vest Virginia frsfs loss a. Il
southern frsts loss Of. 1sal6 duck eggs 90
LIVE POULTRY-M arkCt firm. Chickens. old
hens. heavy pr pound. .. DO. small l-i
do. old ROSTER each. Ea50; DO. young good %
choice l5al6 do. Young large and rough Iiz ducks
puddle large IS; do. small u muso1yy mon
sTlI BALI do, drakes. 3Gai0 do. white pekius
I5. geese. Western and southern. loall, MARYLAND
and Virginia. llal2 DO. Kent Island BALI, turkey
hens. IT, do. young sohbius. Il; do, old toms
y. piseous, young Der pair l5a2oi do, old. %
guinea fowl, Old. each % do Young. = Quota
tious were established hy The Baltimore Fruit and
Produce Association for wholesale lots only. lob
bu- lots sell highcrI
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York March 5.-sUGAR-Lond eabied a
firm market for sugar bects with holders demand
ing higher prices aud March quoted at e I'd and
April at 9s I'D. Stock Of sugar in the United
Kingdom is g. 900 tons against 1900 last year Re
fined steady aud unchanged.
BUTTER Receipts. s5a5 packages. A firm and
unchanged market vas noted az 80 for extra cream
crg.
EGGS Receipts 29g4 eases. Market very firm.
but almost &c lower, with Western hrsts quoted at
49,
MILL FEEDS STEADY fair trade. Spring bran
IN lo0-pound sacks 23S5; middnss, $50; city bran,
y 90 IN bulk Western red dog. %.
FLOUR finn; moderate inquiry. Spring Patents,
4l5a46o: spring clears. 35caiSe; winter straights'
g. f0a3e0: winter clears, 3I0a325 strsigIts. Kansas
in sacks patents 375a40oi straights 350a3lo; clear
2g0a3B.
RYE FLOUR STEADY and trade moderate. at 2.si
aA0.
CORN MEAI.-fim quiet business kiln-dred
for export 275a35j coarse meal. IN tags, lllaL T.
HAY-Fim: suupy small Receipts. 100 tons
Prime timothy. ID No. /. Ll0aLlj No. ?. L9lai IT,
STRAW STEADY. Light trade Long re, gla55
BEEF Steady fair business. Family, lAOai559
packet. u50al200.
PQRK-Unscttlcd; inactive. Mess, ls-oeals15i fam
iiY 600,
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real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Pinehursi -Pinehurst Park Company to II. Clarence
Duney lot 1. bloc. 2 500
street southeast. near South Capitol sifeela1oi h
j. Wilmarth ct al. trustee. 10 George \ hani-
man trustee part lot g. square 69l 500
south Cauitol street between and u streets
George ) Kaufman trustee Ct al, TO Many
p kaufman. part l0t 8. square 6sl. SO
- street southeast near South Capitol street
same 90 same, paE bots and 6, square 3D. 81.
South CAPITOL street. between e and ID streets and
ID street near South Capitoi-Same 20 Genera
G. Burns. part lots and 9. square CD, s.
j. street southeast, near south CaIAioi street
same Co George s. Kaufman. part lot J.
square Cyl 81.
Fffb street northwest. between I and K streets
same te same. PAR lot s. square A5i. 81
ID street southeast between First and Second
streets Same 10 Frederick T.. Siattcu, pant
original lot r. square ga. 81
ID street southeast near South Capitol street
same TO Julian z. Matteu. pant lots and :,
square col. s..
40 q Jackson sluare-wIiam 7. Kennedy Ct al
10 Cosmos Club lot 2. square 81. SO.
Raudlc Highlsnds-U. Realty COMPANY 20 Ileh'
rictta AlazuiA, lots 70 and u, block -, SO
I.tuie- Heights-John II. Nolan Ct NIX. % Iaacdeits
NJ Tys5owsh GfeI and Alice ". and John
Tyzsovsh ircmaindCrt. Tar lots g and So. SD
Fa71r-at,d- a half and = streets sluthHesJ-Jesslt
KaDpeler e al. % John J. Bro-nau, parts
original lots Il and T. square IS SO
No 10 = street southwest Margaret J. Fuller 10
Eva J. D0iau lot g. square SO SO
No N First street sautheast-SaTah j. Il. oimD-
son e. al % Jospeh r. AicCruk, lot j. square
Gz SO
No 1913 Ninth street northwest Della Ben to
Harry r. Seamark. lot 81. -1llare so9. SO
West Eckington-Charles r.. Ncsbit "a uN. to Mar
!. MALONE. Dot 49, square 2, S'oJ
Thila street northeast. between , and g streets
Harry Dcbkn ct al 70 Nathan j. and Jac0u
Cohen lot les. square 753. $40
So 80 X street n0Ethwe5t-AIce J. Seilaff - frI
George W. to Pearl g. selbg Do e. square 81.
SO
street southeast between Sixth and Seventh
strlets-AdcIa Fc!dross st a., trustees, 10 Cora
] Brandt part l5t :. square 81, $40
Addition 81 l. Droit Park-Ia-eph Paul O. uz- q
Charles s BrDdaEe. lot %. square =, SO
Nos 2i5 aud 2iS Tenth street northeast klls5ei :
j. Hprpiu g. William l. Hickey. lots 2 and q
square a5a so.
Tiilu street, near Connecticut avenue Edward T.
St-lIvaeeu trustee. % Ais HrdIicEa and Alarl
Hrdl.ssa Fart o. addition o. Rock 0i Duublrt9n
1r
Ninth street northwest. between and J streets
David Moore a. us. % Christian Hei7cl PAT
Dot - square ie5. SO
No IDS a. streat uOrthWCst-D2Tid Moore e. uz
To- Christian HeUriea. tart lots Z and l3, sluart
"a SO
Nc 1913 NeE York avenue u0rihwcsi-ll1tIls J.. hes
SIP 90 Christian Ha5ieB. lot Q square 81 SD.
Twelfth and 2 streets northwest Louis p key5fl
90 Christian H-urich. original Got ] and part oT1g
NAL I1, 81 square -. $40
No l7i9 Fifteenth street uarrbWesf -5anits J.. Muir
pby q ux- 10 Harvey C. Long lot 100 sluaT,
~ SO
I bingham llsc,-Heury E}srbach to Robert Beverly
part lot II. block :. SO.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET


prices quoted are Wl0iedalcl
BUTTER Supply short; prices strong. Creamery
fancy. S. Western irsis. 33a3i; seconds. zas
process. fancy 2sa8: fair to good. 23a2i: dairy.
choice 2iaZJ good 2laz; packed, fresh. iSals
CHEEsE-Aiarket finn. New YORK State. factory,
large. Halls; do small, I5al6 summer, large, l2'sa
70; Western factory new. choice. HAIL. do fair to
good. loali; Virginia, 10
EGGS-Receipts heavy and market duh. Nearby,
fresh Virginia, p TO q: West Virginia and South
vest Virginia 90 Tennessee. %: North Carolina. Is.
LIVE POULTRY Receipts moderate and market
steady in choice stock. Chickens large per H.. Is
medium. II TO IS: small 20 % p: stays. 10 10 II
hens e TO -; boosters, z; ducks. large, u 20 Is
small, ~; geese 10 II; turkeys. toms. -; hens
- turkeys, thin. to 10; keats, 10 % Z
DRESSED POULTHY-Receips Of fancy ben
turkeys and choice young chickens light and
market firm. Turkeys. hcDs undrawu, Il to
Is thin. 10; old TOMS Il 10 Is; chickens spring
large IS; small. l6 so 49, capons. lib. average ID
to - small. y, hens. choice. Il; ROSTERS 8 10
duchs large, Is to i6 small. 70 to u; geese to p
DRESSED MEATS Receipts u pork moderate
aud all nice stock promptly placed at fun quota
tons Calves tull dressed 900al0O0. heads Of 969a
l009; hog dressed calves s.00a909; hams, country
sugar cured. l2lz 10 Is; hogs small and neat, pei
cwt $50. medium, 500; heavy. T00a7U.
GAslE-Receipts small and prices firm. Quail
per dozen, 3O3a35O; squirrels. each, Jasi opossums
each. 25a5o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. market better and de
mand good, sweets and ysms dun home grown
I.5JaL7j; potatoes. per bushcl. fJa50: Virginia and
Maryland per bbL. L50al.75. sweet potatoes, pei
bbl. 210a2zj; vans, 75al00. cabbage. home grown
per i01, AOoa60J; celery, New York ger bdnck Da
90: cucumbeTs. Florida per basket Z01aL5J: onions
Bermuda. per crate LZjal.D. Maryland and tlr
gua. per bb.. L75a200i Ohio. pr bhl.. I7Ja2 %
tomatoes. Florida. crate, 303a4ef
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced fancy, 5
sliced bright isrt: cherries. I22l4, whortIeberfies
l0al2; ls}.bcgfies, 2iaZ5-
HAY AND STHAW-Timothy choice. 300
No. J. 100; No. 2 Is59aIsg0. mixed hay. 1900.
I5o clover, - 00sl5.0O, straw. rye bundle IIl0s
208; ge machine THRASH S5Ja9o5. wheat 7.cJl7 =
GBAiN-Wheat. choice. 7ia75 fair to good. e5a72
ordinary, 50a55 CorB-Shelled. waite. Sass. yellow
Sass; ear 250a2G9. Oats-W estCrn white, 40. ?
fZaii. mixed. fiaf
WOOL AND HIDES-Uuchanesd
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. March 5.-CATTLE-Receipts Ion.
Feeling nomiually steady for steers. weak for bulls
and COWS. Dressed beef slow at 7aec per pound
fer native sides
SHEEP AND LAAlBs-Receipts 1850 Market
steady. one car WnsolI Common sheep sold at
36oa4C) OCT 100 lbs; CIIls at 500 ycarlings. al
eco; lambs, at 5.50a7.59.
HOGS-Reccipts, 3GS. Feeling steady
Chicago, March 5-CATTLE-Rcceipts 60 $50.
estimated for tomorrow. 1900 Market steady
Prime boeYcs. 5S9a690; poor 10 medium 25a5 20 :
stockcrs and feeders 275a500 COWS and heifers.
2.9)a5.3J; Gamers. L75a250; Texans s.COaI75
HOGS Receipts l2C00: estimated for tomorrow
5000 Market strrg TO cents higher. Light
675as.0o; roughs 675a6.s5; mixed 690a7 o. heavy.
69oa7. 90, ugs. 6lOa6.70
SHEEP Receipts. 1900; estimated fer tomorrow.
200o0 Market strong Native sheep 375a5 6;
Western sheep. 3s5a565; native lambs, 475a7 60
Western lambs 5.ZJa7.55
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & Co. mem
hers q the NCE Y0k and New Orleans Cotton *
changes. 1872 Il street northwest. Phones main
64i06lu
New YORK. March 5-The cotton market was
irregular to-day with advauce IN the early deal
Ings and reaction % t1 Is points later on
Iro6t-tskug by The sralping contingent and offer
iuEs by ring bears Wall street houses sold mod
Cratolr. hut there was no indication Il leading
bulls letting 60 q their lines. Thee. r. Price uas
ont with ginning report placing the amount gnnCd
up 20 February = at l25E 600 bales. These figures
are confirmed by recent estimate b. official a
the Census Bureau and fhe editor e the Cotton
and Cotton OH News places the maximum al
y coo 900 lales. Southern adviCCs IMPORT continued
advances III spots with demand strong Dry good,
advice arc optimistic Spot markets steady 90 fTm
and unchanged 10 Z. higher. Port receipts 5000
last year U.5a
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. March 5-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened az per cent; highest. g.;
lowest. s. closing 5. Most Of the loans were At 5
per cent.
Time money continued in good demand and a fair
sized business was done. Rates 81 90 So per cent
for all periods from sixty DAYS 60 six months.
Mercantile paper was issued with some freedom
h1t demand not such TO imply ready alb
sorption Of the offering. and rather limited business
was dcnc. Rates. c TO g.. per cent for sixty 90
ninety days Endorsed bills receivable; 10 81. per
cent fer choice four TO six months. single names
and 6s per cent and above for others less wen
known
Sterling easier to-day. with rates ten points lower
Rates for actual business were az follows Sixty
a}s. sslS5aAso4o; demand asi55a3S $3.50; cables
1lais5a5; commercial bills were 479ata4 S0as. The
- Vi cotton bills vas scarce
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market strong; hogs in good demand and finn
receipts Of calves heavy and prices steady; lamb
and sheep firm and wanted.
CAFTLE-EXtre. per cwt.. 5.25a55o; butcher AOaa
so common, 2.5oa30o rough. L50a2 co.
HOGS-GToss, 725a7I0; ordinary, 650a7O0
SHEEP-Clpped. 4G0a4.50: common 2OOa3o0.
LAABS-Choice, PR H.. 7a7iz; medium Sal
CAiNES-PTiBc. PCT h.. s, medium. TO ~
grass. a.
COWs-Prm fresh each 4O09a50o: common
-Q.gosse.99, Uld aud dry. s.0Oalo.G3.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
saias-Ee-uIar call. p O'Clock noon.

Saies-Es-llar cali. y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction az 1862, - a. If6't
Washington Railway aud Electric common lgC
a. Az lhuycr 6, 81 at fl7 So at fo4 50 az f1st 81
81 i0&. 50 90 s1i p az 403. % at s07s % A. f07s
50 st Ha .buyer CO.. % az 81. 80 al Il, 80 at q
30 at a.
Washington Gas 3 az 5gs 2 ut 59N . al 537.
. az 5ars. = al SEA . at c. . at Co. 100 AZ g.
% at 5s7, 8 40 597s. 3 az 5s7s.
Alers-athaler Linotype % at 2Ir. 10 al zlrs.
American GuuhuUioue common. 10 az a.
After call-Wssiiugtcu Railway and Electric com
mon. a. OF 81. 100 az 81
Union Tr!st warrants. 10 a. g. 10 at ~
Washington Gas = az 5s7s.
Mergcnthalcr LINOTYPE 20 at 2f4 10 al zlp.
FolloHins are the closing quotations On yesterday
local exchange
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates d Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade Aiunsey Building

Baltimore. March S.-tAtIi4E- Receipts Ter week
ended noon to-day were ESQ head. against Use
head last week; 50 cars on sale and market very
SLOW best cattle about steady and others lee 90 l5c
lower. Steers good choice. 80 to SO. Others
275 to AS; COWS, 10 TO SO; heifers, go TO 450
bulls go 90 3s5; stockers and feeders 3O9 90 Al5:
fresh cows $500 TO 500 per head.
Exported last week By steamship QucmmoOrc
for Livcr1sool. y. Lehman & Bro. COL cattle. and
Myers K Housenan, 500 sheep
New York March 5.-NBEAT-StTUnE fair in
quiry No. ! Northern Duluth. TO arrive. "a cents
over May. T. O. b.; No ! Northern Manitoba o.
T. o. b. : Nc. , Northern Manitoba, 81, {. o. b. No
red. I. o. b.. So No. hard. (. o. b.. II cents
over Mag: No, macaIoui, opening navigation. silz
(. O. b.; No. macaToui opening navigation, ia
Exporters took I6 loads.
COMMITTEES. No elevator. g; No. ? 53E
f. o. h. No. yellow so; No ?. f. O. b.. Apr1l. 81
No white 55h, {. O. b. Exporters took loads.
OATS-Easirr; moderate trade. Elevator prices:
No. white 52is Ne. white 50; No , mixed, 45'k
ThJ prices for futures follow
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LnrpeSt MORNING CircuIotiou.

All advertising contracts made By
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a cir
culation in Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
at the Capital Its books are open.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

members New York stock Exchange. Munscy Building
Sales tn On............ go 500
EEfui SutFSsss . T''"SP-'''.'
Call money! High. o. low, 81 ctOse, u.
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The Safest investments

Are those that Do rot depend upon the
financial responsibility or the stability q
ans individual NJ r-Tll1rail7Ii. l-r deeds
II trust imCuEaEeI notes literally secured
cd good real estate iu tle District a. CO.
-umlla constitute gllt-edze investments
These are The 0uir kind ~ make and
supply fo investors Iley bear Interest
payable semi-luu1alIy. az the rate af F.se
utr cent per luUuU. and may b. had %
U5 iu amounts from 500 and upward az
Far and accrued interest. send fCr blos-
let, Concerning Loans and Investments %
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by T. r. Chapman Il
Co. members New York stock Exchange, G. Bowie
Chapman. manager 1901 street northwest.
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Washington
Loan q Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. sTH AND z SIS
PAID-UP CAPITAL. sI.0o.01l
.suRpLus. sa.a.a LEAaNEp-..

- Loans IN any amount mace on approved real
- estate VI collateral a. reasonable rates.
90 Interest paid upon deposits ca monthly BAL.
~ aDcl8 gIb1egt ~ CHECK
Tbs company acts as executor sdmiuistra-
30 tor t19tee. agent. Treasurer, registrar and "a
- ali ctLT nducaIg caplrIrles-
Boxes for rent IN u1Tglas and nTeurC9f vaults
No. fer SAFE deposit and storage Of valuable PACK
30 ages
Real Estate Department is prepared 20 as
sumo the mana cement CT your real estate
- Careful attention gwen % al details.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by L p Chapman &
Co. members New York stock Exchange. e. Bowie
Chapman manager. 1901 4 street northwest
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT or THE CONDITION
on THE
United States Casualty Company Of
New York. 4. z.

on the 3Ist day Of Dccember I3]6 as required under
District q Columbia Code. amended june 30 l9L
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ighest Returns to Investors

Highest Returns to Investors
With safety 10 principal guaranteed BY first mort
gage decd Of trust notes on Washington business
property. Several notes 0oo each, for sale, psyins
per cent net TO investor. Smaller notes On resi-
dence property
HEIsKELL / McLERAN. lGs T st Nv.
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benjamin Woodruff. Of Post & Flagg-
This has been another day Of extremely
heavy liquidation and sensational de-
clincs. At no time was there any diff
Guilty in selling stocks rs there was a
good market for all offerings on the way
down. but this Is big mans liquidation,
and such movements are always the hard
est q gauge"
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Announcement was made early I'm the
day of the Reading bond issue that had
been talked Of at the end of last week.
and it was not Of the sale of 100000 or
s., 10000 or $5o00,O0J of new obligations
as had al times figured in the rumors,
but Of $4,000 of subway bonds TO reim-
burso the company for payment made on
account of construction OF the subway Oh
Pennsylvania avenue. Philadelphia, for
part Of which the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad is liable. That any larger
issue is contemplated was again denied
by Well-infOmed interests
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Opinions on the New York Market,

UHIHtOhN On INC NtW OK Market.
: Il. Agnew. of Henry Clews & Co
The heavy liquidation Of the past few
days continued IN the market to-day. and
! see no likelihood of any change in con-
ditions until this has run its course. No
rally OF consequence appeared in the
course Of the day, and the signs all point
I To continued depression IN the market
Tor q time"
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one consolation to be derived from the
action of the market is that the lower
prices viii probably induce an Increase of
public interest with the return of conf
dence
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Herbert J.. Jones of Charles G.. Gates
d Co.--"Continued heavy liquidation and
terrific short selling continued and broke
out i7 new spots. A generally lower level
is quite natural. ON further declines the
dividend-paying stocks should be bought.
but on all substantial rallies profits should
be taken"
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The Citizens Savings Bank directors
have taken action looking To an increase
in the capital stock Of that institution
with a view 10 purchasing a new site
for a permanent building il is under
stood that the site viii be between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets, on New
York avenue
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g. Bowie Chapman. of +. r. Chapman
& Co.-"Liquidation continued on more
extended scale, and with few exceptions.
the final prices were not only the lowest
of The day, bat reflected losses which
cannot be described otherwise than
drastic. Particular weakness existed in
St Paul, Atehison, Union. and Southern
Pacific OF these, Atchis0n Jared the
worse
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-11-21

Tommy Twaddles!" came a sol.
emn, sepulchral voice.
Tommy started. jerked his head
around. and there stood CODY.
His body was brown and crisp, just
as 1t had come from the oven for din
ner. The head. which Tommy had
chopped off at the invitation of his
elder brother, was fastened on again
somehow. red flannel cloth conceal
ing the wound. 1t was covered with
dust. just as Tommy had left it after
kicking it around the yard vindictive-
ly. His one eye was swollen from
contact with Tommy's copper-toed
boots. From the other he glared at
Tommy fiercely.
Tommy Twaddles!" repeated
CODY. arranging the flannel cloth
more comfortably. and resting his
Drowned arm on the door knob. 81
have come for you"
Tommy grew pale. and his lips
trembled so that he could utter no
sound.
CODY cast a furtive look around the
room with his uninjured. eye and then
gobbled softly three times; a. won
derful thing to do considering the con
dition of his neck
In response to the evident signal
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-11-21
PATS THANKSGIVING TURKEY.

Yez may sing wild yez illigant varses
Av the turkey thot's lively an
brown;
Shnre. Biddy and OF are continted
To sit wild another burd down.
The turkey OF name was created
Widout any wings fur a flight:
He was born in the say, so it's stated
Near the banks of the Georges de.
light.
Smothered up wild cramegravey he's
luvely. -
Wild praities arranged in foine
STOLE
Thot's Thanksgiving taste sotis.
foing
Thot make the hull fomily smoile.
The CodH Bless the Maker of,flshes!
Bates turkay that's lively an
Smothered up wild crame-gravey in
dishes.
A taste fur king to put down.
III. S. Keller.