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American League standing.
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Pueblo, July 1.-Sunday's game was
called early in the sixth inning on ac-
count of rain, with the score a tie.
Score by innings: r, H E.
Des Moires ............0 100000 2 o
Pueblo .-.........-......-..-.-0 0 o 90
Batteries-Sporer and Yeager; F'itz-
gerald and Drill.
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Rain at Springfield.

Springfield, Mo-, July 1.-THE game
scheduled for Saturday between the
locals and Oklahoma City was postpon-
ed on account OF rain. s4st=~
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Newton, Kan. July Newton de-
feated the Emporia Maroons here
Sunday by the score of / to o. This
was the last OF the series OF three
games between two teams, Newton
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JonIin 2. Webb City 1.

Webb City, Mo, July Joplin took
the fourth game from the locals Sunday
in a well played game by score of to
l.. Wescott, who pitched for the visitors,
was invincibIe, letting the Ducknnss
down with two hits. The score:
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Harvard T.. Yale 2.

New York, July Harvard was VIC
torious against Yale in the final contest
between the universities for baseball
honors - the Polo grounds Saturday.
The Crimson beat the Blue to 2.
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Michita 3. I,eaxenMorth 0.

Laavenworth, Kan, July 1.-Wichita
managed to bunch its five hits into two
innings Sunday, while even with Dicks
numerous hobbies the locals could not
push a run across. The score:
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION GOSSIP.

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW:
Topeka at Leavenworth.
Hutchinson at Wichita.
Joplin at Springfield.
Oklahoma City at Webb City.
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Hutchinson 4 Topeka .

Hutchinson, Kan, July 1.-Hutchin-
son made it three straight from Topeka
by winning Saturdays game with ease,
to 2. The score:
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HUMBOLDT, s; Oswego, O

Humboldt. Kan, July 1.-THE
Humboldt Reds. defeated Oswego Sun
day, 6 to O. The feature of the game
was the pitching of Lehman for Hum
holdt. No runs ahave been made off
Lehman's delivery in the last three
games, thirty four innings in all. The
batteries and Woods; Ly-
man and Reed.
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Gilbert, the pitcher who was with
Joplin from Pueblo at the same time
with Tonneman has been released by
the Joplin management and has
caught on with the Evansville team
in the Central league.
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sioux City. Denver O.

Denver July Sioux City defeated
Denver, to 0, by. taking advantage of
Denvsr's errors and by timely hitting.
Score by innings: RH E
Sioux CITY .........1 l 0 0-5 s 3
Denver -..............0 0 o 5000 90 3 3
Observation-Disclosures and j. Sheehan;
Olmstead and McDonough.
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SCORE BG INNINGS.
T IL apG'ar1 30 Q Q 0 Q Q %
The summary: Earned runs-Wichi-
ia 9. Two-bas hit-Bayless. Sacrifice
hits-Middleton, Governeau. Stolen
base-Schaumyer. Bases on balls-On
Gilbert 8, off Dick 2. Struck out-By
Gilbert 4, by Dick 2. Passed balI-Ffsh-
er. First base on errors-Leavenwor
4. Wichita l. Left on bases-Wichita 8,
Leavenworth 10. Time of game-1:45.
Umpire-Conlin.
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Score by inn

having taken all three Score by inn
ings: s1 g."
Score by innings: . RH.E
Emporia -. :ti o 900 o-oOo-o 8 8
Newton ...... 1850 O 90 0 90 0 Ii 1
Batteries and Priest; Hesh-
ley and Bradley. s.
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Omaha 8. Lincoln ..

Omaha. July 1-Omaha won an uphill
game from Lincoln here Sunday in a
binding dust storm.
Score by innings: r H. E.
Omaha ............-..0 0 0 0 0 @3 5 I
Lincoln ............-o ? o 0 90 oe-2 9 8
Batteries-Ragan, Lebran and Con-
ding; Zackert, Mckay, Zinran and Sul--
livan.
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Oklahoma City News: Buchanan
hasn't won q game since he became
Met. That was his failing at Little
Rock, too. And he is drawing $3.50 a
month for being a high class pitcher.
In his favor, however. be 1t said not
many hits have been made off his toss
ing in any one of the three games
where he has performed
Red Davis, the popular right field
err of the Topeka team, has been
traded to Wichita for Harry McLear
who is under suspension by the Wich-
tia team for missing his train and
various other reasons. The news Of
the trade will be received in Topeka
with a great deal of regret among the
fans as Davis is one OF the most. pop
ular players on the team and is also
one of the few men who can hit with
any degree Of consistency Ihts Is the
conclusion of a series of unsuccess-
full attempts to dispose Of Davis, the
others being frustrated by having the
deal leak out before it was finally con-
sunmated. There IL no surprise among
tn 2 fans who were on the inside. There
has been friction between Davis and
the management for some time. Ac-
cording to reports ii started. in Joplin
on the recent trip of the White sox TO
that city. In one of the games which
the locals lost Davis came to bat with
the bases full and two men out Davis
failed to- break up the game for which
he was subjected to sharp public
reprimand by Captain HuTlburt who
used the same expression which caused
Fcknan to strike Hetlfng. This
aroused the ire of Davis and he start
ed 10 clean up the captain Grow
started 70 separate the belhgerents and
both men found their match in Davis
Since that time various deals have
been on for trading Davis but the deal
Yesterday eliminated the efforts to
that end AS to McLear. he i not
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Anlerican Association.

st. Paul 3, Kansas City 1.
Louisville SIS, Indianapolis 0-3.
Minneapolis 2. Milwaukee 0.
Columbus Is, Toledo 5.
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last season was putting home runs
over the right field fence in Hutchin-
son. This fence is pretty close in.
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Potwin. 3: Denver Boosters, 4. ~
Potwin. KAN July 1.-The Potwin
Redsox defeated the Denver Boosters
here Sunday, 8 to /. Batteries-Clau-
son and Lang; Miller and Keithley.
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The following sounds like the
Hutchinson independents: The Topeka
team are playing much better ball
than when here before. The absence
of Jack Henry from the team and the
addition of Tonneman gives Topeka a
catcher and removes a crab and a
crouch.
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HUTCHINSON

Summary: TWO-DaS6 n1LS-JOAnSo1A'
Fettigrew, Casey. Struck out-By
woods 8; by Wright. 2. Bases on balls
OFF Wood. 6. Hit by pitcher-By WOOD
l. Passed ba1l-Noyes- Stolen bases
Olson 4, Hurlburt, Double play-W ooo
to Casey to link. Attendance-3,0O0
Umpire-Ver SEIZURE.
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Leavenworth for six games nowi Let
US hope that we can thus regain ouI
lost prestige and recover from the
triple disaster at Hutchinson.
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SATURDAY BASEBALL GAMES.
National League.
Pittsburg 2, Chicago 1.
Cincinnati 4. ST. Louis 8.
American Lea

Philadelphia 3. Boston 0.
Chicago 8, St. Louis 0.
Detroit II, Cleveland 2.
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PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

baltimore Jan. l6-FLOUR-Market was quiet
Winter extra 2sOa3 90; winter clear. 3l0a320 win
ter straight. 3ZjG3D: winter patent 370a3 S. f.
spring clear. a15a355, spring straight. 355a3 50
spring patent 4i0a453; City Mills best patent SEQ;
City Mills hgh-grade ratCut. 435: City Mills high
grade straight. 4l3. choice family 375. City Nills
extra. &3laS.@ Ryc t0uT. mcdIum 10 cneice 5se
a3s0. Corn meal pCr 100 pounds lzC1L35. Buck
wheat per 100 pounds. 220a24o Iiio extra. sea
400.
WHEAT-Stock III elevators. 3'-65i bushels Tho
market for Scuthcrn wheat to-dar was quiet under
limited receipts Sales Of cargoes steamer No. red
at 7oA, and Of a small lot by sample at g. Graded
No. red afoat r,Ginally at Is r5- husfel Con
tracl opened stcadv FC.7Iar. e The market fer
Western closed steady SPOT JsuUary 17z FebIu-
ary. 7S4a7,k
CORN-S:ock in elevators. 1l05535 bushels. Re
cets frecr and demand good for prime corn Of both
colcrs. Sales Of c5rgoes white on grade at 80 and
yellow 90 go % the elevators brought As Track
yellow ccrn, domestic delivery at s9a49lz Contract
cIr2ed steady; February EA The market for
Western closed fmer; spot. January. islsassA !;
February. 4SlSaiSi4.
OATS-The market was firm. stock in elevators
1855 bushels. shipments from elevators i2s bush
els New oats: White No. ? I2a42ls. do No. g.
4la42; do. No. 4. S9a391z; mixed. No. 2 4oaTlh
do, No. ;. 9a29is; No. 4, 3Sa2si5. tNote-Ihe
above quotations refer 70 domestic delivery
RGE-Stcck in elevators. l2i2E bushels. Ship
ments from elevators. 1874 bushels; No. . I'VE Der
bushol, 65; No. Western. uptown delivery. 69a7O
No. nearby uptown delivery. 62a63; No West
ern. uptown delivery. s5a66; No. nearby. uptown
delivery, 6a6l bag lots to quality and condition
55a65: choice Western. uptown delivery T.
location, S-5oai90o; No timothy. as 20 location
I-01also0; No. ] clover. mixed. E.50al5.00: No. 2
HAY-Irices are firm No. timothy large bales
@.oo; do. small blocks, G-Oo: Nc timothy, as to
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eloTer, mixed. is@al7.00; No. clover. lTooal7 30
No. clover. l5.6al6e0; packing hay 36jal5.50; no
grade hay tunsound, musty. stained. etc., lzooa
li0o
STRAW Market vas quiet Rye straight fair
TO choice, per ton 100: No straight. u0oall.5 50;
choice (blOcksl 7.50asO5: common. .Ooa7. 80 0at-
Good to prime, sSOale.50; common, stained. etc,
809a9G9
MILL FEED-The market was steady. Winter
bran las 70 weight bulk. 0oOa2l-0 90; spring do.
2)0lb. sacks 5laZ %: do. l00h SACKS. z 00a22 50:
Western middng l00-lb. sacks. 2 Z2-g1aZ.50 City
Mills middling. in bulk. zoo; City Mills bran. in
bulk per ton. 2AGO
BUTTER-Narket firm az prices quoted Cream
cry fancy per pound 30a51il: do ctoice. &a29: do.
good, ZiaZ1 do imitation. Z5a24 do, prints, S0sSZ
DO. blocks. Za9l do held 2sa; ladIe 20a2l: near
by rolls. isa91. Ohio rolls. 2lz22 West Virginia.
rolls isalsi storepaCkcd Ohio lsal9. de-. West Viz
ginia. sal9; Maryland Virginia. and Pennsylvania,
dairy prints. 20a2l renovated. 26a27. n. B-AboTe
quotations for wholesale lots ouy as established
by the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association
Jobhing lots sell higheF.)
EGGS-Aiarket firm. Maryland. Pennsylvania and
nearby lrsts. lcss a. pr dozen - Western hTsts
loss Cf 26 West Virginia frsts, loss od. q South
en hrsts. loss Of. Z3a2i; gaiBel eggs, per dozen.
I2aiA
LIVE POULTRY-General market steady. Chick.
ems, old hens. heavy. PEI d.. Il. do small -;
do old ROSTERS. each Za3o. do. young good TO
choice I3 ducks paddle. large Tai2; do small
d. white pckins. per pound. l2ali, geese. Western
and Southern ual2 DO. Maryland and Nirginia l5 !;
do Kent Island, l2al3; turkeys. young. lial5: do
old TOMS liai5; pigeons. young. per pair . do. old
%, guinea fowl old each, 20a25 do, young. Sass
old gobbers l3al5; do, yo~ng, Is. lAboye quota
tons are for wholesale lots only. IS established b.
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association small
lots sell higherj
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan l6.-sUGAR-The local raw mar
Eet Is steady. Rcaued. quiet but steady and IN
changed
BUTTER Receipts 3.sif packages. Firm and IN
changed al 3 for extra creamery
EGGS-Receipts. 5s-7 Gases Western hrsts were
advanced another cent today. being quoted AZ 2.
NAVAL STOREs-Stock rosin. 2s7sI har7els:
spirits turpeatine Is barrels tar So barrels.
Spirits trrpeutinc ullci dull with &c asked for
machine made bs-rgls.
Bosiu held steady At 49al30 for machine-made
barrels. and Tar was finn al 6Z5s650 for oil barrels
MILL FEED-Stcady and inactive Spring bran
IN lG)-p0ud sacks. IFS. middliEgs 225 CITY
bran. d Western red dog 2i2-
FLOUR-Alarket quiet Spring patents. 400a4 20 /.
spring cleans, 55)a375 winter st1ights. 4Oa3.59
winter clears 3.2oa3z5i Kansas. in sacks. patents
57jai00; straiEhts. 352a360, clear 29la32
RYE FLOUR-Smal trade inquiry 350at2
CORN MEAL-There is quiet trade Kiln
dried. for export, Z65a2.70; coarse meal, in bags
Ig5aI06
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Lght trade. 2I0a2 p .
har stocks Il low grade slightly larger Receipts
lSoo tons Prime, lis, No J. Ll0; No. ?. Local %
No. 3. 9oa95.
STRAW-S SIghtlg weaker long rye, 70a75.
BEEF-1Io5- rate trade. Family l4g0aI50O:
packet, los5alLC3.
POBK-smau business. Mess. T50als58 family.
IS S5laI90o
TALLow-Trsde slow. City quoted at 5saes. in
hcgsheads-
LARD-Dul. Prime Western. 9S: city. g5:
refined. continent, 9s5; city stearine l03s; oleo-
stearire quiet city. rs; Chicago. uA-
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. H. Jan IG-CATTLE- Receipts q O11
head estimated for tomorrow, S000; best steady;
others slow; 10 cents lower. Prime beeves, 6.lOa
50o poor to medium i0a5 SO: stockers and feeders
250a4.75: COWS and hcfers 275a5 80; Gamers. L5ca
Z6g: Texans steady, 450
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; estimated for to-
morrow. 5000; opened cents higher. closing ad-
vance lost Light 65)a6 60; Foughs G25a6 Is mixed
6i5a665; heavy, 6.60a665ia; pigs 5s5a6 co.
SHEEP-Receipts, f4,e0 head estimated for to-
morrow. 1000; steady 10 cents lower Native sheep.
325a5.75; Western sheep. 375ai65: lambs 475a7.S0
Western lambs. 4.soa7.7O.
New York, Jan l6.-CATTLE- Receipts 1850 head.
steady. Steers. 475a600; stays and oxen, 275a5g0:
bulls. 3.25al.I5; cows. L63a469.
CALNES ES-Receipts. l,270 head; market active and
steady for all sorts. Yeals. 550aSG0 culs 4G0a5 90,
fed calves, 450a4-75; Western do, 3..5ai15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecaiT.s 500 head; sheep
steady lambs firm and more active. Sheep. 4O0a
800 eulls, 800 export wethcTs 575 yeariings CSC;
lambs, 7-0OaSO0.
HOGS-Receipts. 500 head; market firm: heavy
to hghtveights 675a7.l0; pigs. 6.l5as ..
East Buffalo, y. Y, Jan. i6.-CATTLB-ReCepts
Is head. steady; trade fair.
VEAL VES-Receipts 80 head 4 cent
higher. Top veals 80; culls to fair 575a9 50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcccipts J. 100 head; mar
ket slow; values steady 10 easy. Choice lambs 75a
rs; culls 10 lair. 55oa765 yoarlings 665as75 weth
ers. 55a515 ewes 50oa5.25; mixed sheep, 525a5 80
calls sheep. 225ai0).
HOGS-Receipts s,25o head active: 10 10 cents
higher. Yorkers, 6s5asO pigs. zoo; mixed pack
ing 6S5as.9o; heavy, 6soa6.s5; roughs 55Oa6.l0:
stays. 450a55O
PittsbuTg. Jau Is - ATTLE-Supply light
Prime. 55oa5.75; fair. il0a55O common 350a5 q:
choice heifers, 42ai50; common to fair heifers.
L5o1i0; bulls, 250a400; fat COWS, 2Gaa4 %: good
I6O0a20O0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supply fair: market slow.
Prime Tethers, 56aa5.l5; good mixed 525a550. cnIs
and common, 2Ga300 lambs 5O0a7. GO; veal calves.
a5oa90o; heavy and thin. 45Oa59
hO'IS-Reccpts, % double-deckers; active and )
70 - cents higher Prime. heavy. SIS medium s.
a5aia heavy Workers. ss5a6.90; light Yorkers. 6sla
6s9 pigs ss5a6.9o; roUghs 5eOa6 %; stays A00a4 75
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Jan I6.-Nioney on call to-day opened
At peT cent; highest. 4; lowest p; closing E2
Most Of the loans were at per cent
Tine money developed easier tendency to-day
and some ninety day and four months loans were
reported as having been made at 81 TO 81 pei
cent. Some one-year loans were reported at 81.
Rate, noulinsly per cent for the general run, all
msturfties. Concessions were made, however, In
dicated
Mercantile paper not active a fairly
liberal supply Of attractive paper would warrant the
demand continuing rather apathetic. Rates 70 81
per cent for sixty and ninety days indorsed bills re-
ceiyable: to 81 per cent for four months choice
single names. and per cent for Others.
Sterling market finn to-day, but rates closed un-
changed Rates for actual business follows
SiTty days sd5a4 sl0 demand. 4S5I5al $50; cables
ss5a0a4 S595
CcnamrrnaI bills Rere s0LLaA aAl
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COTTON MARKET,

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. mem
'bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton e1-
changes, Hl2 Il street northwest. Phones main
6fs9Gfr
New York. Jan. l6-The cotton market reversed
its action Of yesterday and broke sharply this
morning on disappointing cables Spot sales IN
Liverpool were 1900 bales but futures IN that
market were weak and 20 6 points lower as a
resuit Of big estimate for the Indian cotton
acreage, with predictions for a large crop. The
bears also used Cialin clearance sales az c0nces-
sions a5 a bear argument. and selling was rather
heavy. Most of il was for the account # an
operator who has Just ryturned from the South in
a bearlsh mood over crop conditions for the com
ing season This interest was a heavy seller ard
disposed q ab,Ut 1890 bales at tie bottom in an
effort 20 break prices further Southern spot rler-
kets quiet and unchanged to &c lower. Port re-
coiIts. 45a14; last year. 2).22s; exports. 55302
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Reg1lar call Y O'Clock noon
Washington Railway ard Electric g. 1908 az s47s
1903 al 3i's Ijo) n sfs4 1900 at Sis Ioo0 az sls
1000 az sl7s so at ST.
Capital Traction. % az li2. at 49,
Washington Railway and Electric common. 100 At
20. 50 al 90 50 al co. 90 az &C. % at 90. 50 az 90 50
al 20. % at o. 80 az 3g7s
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, . az
s57s. 80 at SJat % az Sjz4
Mersenthaler at 8ys 5 az 2l0 at go. 10 at
90. 10 az 20 70 az 90
Laust0n. az 1874.
Union Trust Warrants 2 az -
southern Public service Corporation. 70 az UGIa
20 az Isi2 10 az l5a 8 az ll5s. 20 az 1853 70 At
H. 10 at H.
Guphophone common. 10 az va 10 40 f9lz
After call-CGlumbia Railroad s.. Il0J az I05 COO
at I15
Lincoln National Bank 10 AZ 40
The following are the closing quotations On yes
terdays local exchange.
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LEEIGH REFLECTS BOARD.

Philadelphia. Jan. 16.-The old board
Of directors of the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road was reelected to-day by an over
wheiTaing majority.
The proposition to list the compaay's
stock on the New York Stock Exchange
was defeated by vote of 52G,934 to
7S,45S.
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New Orleans.
spot Markets.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.
Nlarkrt rcmains rrc,lanrrd.

Market remains unchanged.
CATTLE-Extra so per cWt: butchers. 40.
ordinary 80 TO 500
HoGs-Per cWt., gross. s.2s to $50; ordinary. $50
70 800.
sHEEP-Clipped 400; medium. $50 to 27s; CON-
mon 20G to 500
LAMBS-Per pound. spring. choice. Z: medium
G to Z.
CALYES-PeF pound. prime. to 81; medium.
to s: grass 70 AZ
C0WS-Eash. prime. 900 to 500; common. so.es
to $780, old and dry. 500 TO loco.
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New York, Jan. l6-WHEAT- Stronger: restrict
ing trade. No l Northern Duluth % arrive 1ake
and raid, 7c over May. f o. b.: No ] NCrthcm
Manitoba, Sc, f. O. b.. No. bard {. o. b. 2isc over
May; No. l maccaroni. 7s, f. O. b. Exporters took
six loads
CORN-Strons No . elevator. 81, No. new. So
L o. b No 2 yellow new. 50is; No ?, T. O. b.
late January. 50A: No. 2. E. q. b. February March
50lz Nc white new. 5oi3. (. o. h. Exporters took
nine loads
OATS-Sronger; restricting trade. Elevator prices:
No white, 42lz: No 3 white q: No. ? mixed
l0lz The prices for futures follow:
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. q the District
Of Columbia 20 the Comptroller of the Currencr.
required b. section '5 Act Of Congress approved
October J. 1880 f1r the wear ended December g. 1905
Capital stock 81 051 900 %
Capital stock actually paii in......... 900 600 %
Gross earnings for year ended December
81. z5 90 50
Total expenses for year ended December
81 gjD. g
Total amount q debts
DEPOSITS ------.-----.--- $ 81. .li5 .
Dividends unFaiI-.-...-...- 1895
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Activity in local securities, notably rail-
road shares. continued at yesterdays
meeting of the Washington Stock Ex-
change. with a slightly lower level OF
prices. In fact, II may be said that a
concentrated bear raid has appeared upon
these stocks. and brokers are evidently
attempting to force the local list down a
few points. Aid is being given to the
movement by various rumors Of legisla-
ton supposed to be inimical 10 the in
terests OF some OF the corporations for
example. the passage Of the Madden bin
or some similar measure which would
reduce the price of gas and bring in an
era Of universal transfers on the street
railways. The Commissioners bill for the
control Of the management OF the rail-
ways has also been used as a means to
shave down prices.
Illustrative Of this tendency in the
market, Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Is sold yesterday below s., making
a new low level at S4% Capital Traction,
the strongest of the railway shares, sold
.at l42 Washington Railway common
found d new level at 1875 on one sale Cf a
quotation lot, though most Of the sales
Of 400 shdTes were at 40. the preferred
stock held at &24 and the Columbia Rail-
way js brought 1O5.
Washington Gas was neglected yester-
day. the bid price remaining at 5615 a
low level for that stock.
Mergenthaler came out strong on sew
eral sales at 100 and Lanston sagged to
1874
Southern Public Service Corporation
stock took a brace yesterday and went on
the record for sales Of 60 shares from 1lClk
up to III, with takers at the higher level
FOR all the stock offered
With the single exception Of Lincoln
National the bank shares were passed
without interest
Victor B. Deyber. Of the Commercial
National Bank, has followed his chief,
Frederick Stevens. to Albany. where he
viii assist Mr.. Stevens I'm the Office OF
the superintendent Of public works Mr.
stevens does not expect 10 give up his
connection with the bank, and will main
tain his home in Washington. where his
financial interests are largely centered
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by f. r. Chapman & Co
members New York Stock Exchange. 1901 street
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By 7. r. Chapman & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. 1901 F street
northwest G. Bowie Chipman manager