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The Washington times., 1907-01-07
STOCK MARKET
OPENS ACTIVE
Advances and Declines
About Equally Divided
Throughout Day.

NEW YORK. Jan. THE stock mar
ket opened active anu irregular with
advances n declines about equally
divided. Union Pacinc declined Is:
Northern Pacific p; Canadian Pacific
a full point. and Erie and Louisville
and Nashville IA. Reading was up Is; St
Paul "a Pennsylvania Is, and Great
Northern pr. 1 per cent.
The strength in the market that de-
veloped shortly after the beginning OF
the New Year was firmly established
during the trading his morning. Prices
OF nearly everything made some gain.
There is a good deal of significant talk
IN coal road circles about radical
changes arranged for in the auditing
and operating departments of the var
ious companies.
There was urgent buying OF Steel
common, part Of the demand coming
from Pittsburg on al advance OF Asa
10 SOS.
Government bonds unchanged rail-
road and other bonds steady.
LondOn hOuses bought back part or
d stock they sold here which they
We're unable To get In London Brook
lyn Rapid Transit continued the
feature. A"malgamated re-
covered part of its loss and there was
good buying and much bull talk on
Pennsylvania
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Warden Reads Banks Re-
pOlt Of Governors
Action.
News of COMMITTED Sen
tence Not Received Off
cially at Jail.
Successful in Get
ting Ten Jurymen on
His Paper.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.

Several reports nave been received
IN this city from Richmond to the eff
feet that Governor Swanson had com
muted the sentence Of Howard Banks,
eolored. convicted Of murder in the first
degree by the corporation court here, 10
life imprisonment. No official report
has been received here as 10 n gov
ernor's action, however.
Warden Chandler stated this morning
that he had rea the nsWpaper reports
10 Banks and that Banks after the
convicted man heard what had been
written returned 20 his cell and prayed.
Attorney Machen mad last Saturday
evening secured the signatures OF ten
out OF the twelve turymen who con-
victed Banks 10 a petition. asking for
executive Clemency- II the remaining
two, n was out Of Town. and the other
refused 10 sign the petition.
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WHEN THE KAISER TRAVELS
HE STILL DOES HIS WORK

e when travelling the Kaiser is Al
work. for being the chief of a great
naticn. he must keep the
machine In motion.
A large staff OF Officials
accompanies him. A high Official from
the foreign office attends TO the duties
Of foreign politics. making reports on
the affairs of state, receives the orders
OF the sovereign, and keeps up the com
municatiOns between the Kaiser and
the chancellor. Then there is a prfyy
councillor who takes dicJatiOns. de
ciphers kilograms, and transmits the
same. Besides. two adjutants accom-
pany the suite
For the very lively exchange OF mes
sages between the Kaiser and the chan
cellor, special arrangement is made by
the imperial postal department. Tela-
graphic messages must be presented at
once 10 the Kaiser. When necessary
10 be deciphered. a postal official is in
the nearest telegraph office 70 attend
TO this duty.
When the Kaiser goes out hunting.
a special messenger goes after him ia
case urgen messages must be delivered.
Even at a late hour In the night, the
Kaiser has ordered that regardless of
his own inconvenience, be shall be
awakened II important communications
arrive. In addition 10 these Geographic
reports. ma! matter, which arrives
daily DN courier. must De answered.
then, also, attention must be given to
the reports of ministers from other de-
partments. conferences must be neld
at all times OF the day, n long dicta-
tons given in the study where the
Kaiser Is stopping. be II on board of the
HOhenzOllern. or In his sleeper.
Added 10 this must be TeckOned the
hours when he is working alone. con-
sisting OF the reading of ~wspap clip
the active correspondence with
his wife from whom he receives a daffur
and the correspondence with roy
alties or friends--Review of Reviews.
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PROTECTING INFANT OYSTERS.

All accounts agree that young oysters
are more abundant this season than for
many years past While this does not
mean an immediate supply Of market
size oysters. IL does show hat there are
good prospects for the future with prop
er care OF resOuTces. Fortunately. the
new oyster planting law vii assure this
when put into effect by the progress Of
the survey The hope OF the oyster in
dustry of Maryland is in the efficiency
of the new system hat is being intro
duced. II properly supported. the work
OF the board of shell FISH commissioners
will not only restore Maryland 10 her
former rank Of the leading oyster State,
but the industry will attain dimensions
far exceeding anything that has been
known I'm the past, even in the palmy
DAYS n natural resources were still
unlmpaired.
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COMMISSIONERS AWAIT REPORT
ON DISTRICT MILK INQUIRY
No Action on Dr.. Magruder's Charge of Typhoid Causes
Taken Until Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service Reports to Congress.

When asked what steps the District
officials would take about the regulation
OF the milk supply OF Washington.
which, according 10 DR.. Magruder's
statement published In The Times yes
terday, Is responsible for the city's ty-
phoid, Commissioning MacfaFland today
said.
The Commissioner are awaiting the
report Of this Public Health and Marine
Hospital Service. under the investiga-
ton which they asked IN June last. upon
all the causes Of typhoid fever in the
District. and the possible remedies there
for. before making any statement OH the
subject. That investigation has been
most exhaustive. and the report Will
doubtless cover the ground completely
and be or great value as indicating what
should be done.
Meantime. when they learned that the
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BANK AGAIN OPEN,
POLICE ON GUARD
Clerks Appear With Heads
and Fingers Bandaged
From Bomb Hurts.

PHILADELPHIA, ia. with the
vaults guarded by a force of uni
formed employees and a squad Of
eighteen city policemen. the Fourth
Street National Bank. where Cashier
William Z. McLear was killed and a
score OF clerks and employees injured
by a bomb thrown by Rolla Steele. a
Western anarchist, shortly before clos
ing time OF Saturday. re-opened for
business this morning. Many Of the
clerks arrived this morning with ban
daged heads and fingers, the results
OF flying glass or COMMISSIONS from the
force with which they were hurled
about when the bomb exploded.
William Crump. h colored messenger.
and Thomas b. Rutter, of Lansdale. The
clerk, who were the most seriously in
lured, are at the jefferson H0spitaI
where il is said that both will recover.
but Crump will be blinded for life.
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report Of the Public Health and Marine
Hospital Service could not be made be-
fore Congress met. the Commissioner
asked the Secretary Of Agriculture 10
have his psychologists make eXamina-
lions OF milk. so that they might haye
some data with which 10 press their
recommendations for A meteorological
laboratory for the Health Department
additional inspectors for the Health De
paTtment. and additional legislation for
the Improvement Of the milk supply be-
fore Congress. The data from the Az
ricultural Department was necessarily
limited to such examinations as could be
made. and did not give a complete ac-
count or the typhoid fever situation,
such as Is 10 be expected from the report
OF Surgeon General Wyman. but the
facts were used by the Commissioners IN
presenting 10 Congress the necessity Tor
additional legislation and appropriations
The Commissioners have already done
this. and hope for good results from Il.
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SLAVES IN SLEEP.
CUTS HIS THROAT

MUNCIE. Ind, Jan. THE theory
that T, Kirby Heinsohn, a wealthy man
here. inflicted a fatal wound while try
ing TO shave himself g. his sleep al
Sylvester. Ga. was advanced by mem
beers OF a committee OF Elks who &C
companied the body home.
j.. II. WestbeFry. cashier OF a bark
at Sylvester IN which HeiusoLn was in
terested. says HoiLs0hn was taken il
last Friday. He worried because he
was ~unshaven, and decided 10 shave
himself Sunday morning. IL is sur
missed that he arose and went 10 the
bathroom. half asleep, returned 10 bed
with the razor ana. the determi2atiCn
TO shave being CT his mind, drew the
TaZ0r across mis- throat. cutting the
1ugular vein.
Too weak 10 speak. he wrote on q
paper that hs did not know what he was
doing. as he was asleep when he cut
himself
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LIE UNDER SNOW,
WISH Of SUICIDE
Wrote Note Saying He Had
Lived and Died
NObly.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. AFTER writ
ing a farewell note in which he said he
wanted 10 lie under the snow. Harry
Gregory, fOrty-hve years old. killed
himself with a revolver at his boarding
place.
Gregory was found dead in his room
by another bOaTdeI. He had not been
seen since 3 I'm the morning, but no
body had heard the shot which put an
end 10 his life. He had shot himself in
the head.
He left a note written IN German.
which began as follows.
Il lived nObly and died nObly. This
world Is too dull for me. ] want 10 90
away and lie under the SNOW.
A friend was requested iu the note 10
look after his insurance papers. Gregory
worked IN a mill. He 4 no family.
as far as known.
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ALREADY SUPPLIED.

One of the churches in q little West
eFn town Is So fortunate as 10 have a
young woman as its pastor, says the
.Noman's Daily She Was called 10 the
door OF the parsonage one day, and saw
there a much-embarTassed young far
mer OF the German type.
'Dey said der minister lifed in dis
house, ne said.
Yes, replied the fair pastor.
"Nell-m-I want 10 kit MERIT"
To get married? Very we'll / can
marry you.' said the mistress, encOur-
agiugly.
"Oh. but / got a girl aiTeaty." was
the disCOncerting reply,
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COTTON MARKET PRICES
OPENED AT ADVANCE

NEW YORK. Jan. Z-Infuenced bv
large sales Of spot. a-ggregating $500
bales al Liverpool. the local cotton mar
ket opened hrmer at an advance OF g 10
Z points. After the call. however. the
list eased on heavy profit taking. led by
prominent operators and within ten min
utes after the START prices had @
about five points from the top. Al This
level strong bull support caused a sec
n uDtuIn-
opening prices: January, 9.7Oa972.
March, s9149.sSi May. 10.O7a10OS; july.
I014Ql0.l5.
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Both Charged With Theft.

Nathaniel Johnson and Isaac Wilson.
both colOred. were yesterday arrested
By Policemen Ferguson and Roberts on
the charge Of stealing a horse and
wagon from Washington. johnson,
when arrested. was trying to sell he
horse and wagon 10 W cOlored men for
S35. Police authorities from Washington
this morning came 10 this city and took
the men back 10 Washington with them.
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Financial.
MAILEp re Oh REQUEST

An deliberately illustrated and
ably edited resume of the past
years Developments in the mines
and town Of Goldfeld, to be pub
lished under the auspices Of the
Goldfeld Mining Stock Exchange,
viii be sent TO any address in the
world, free of cost. If interested in
Nevada mines or stocks, send us
your address. We are members of
the mining stock exchanges of Gold
field. Reno, and san Francisco, and
are the oldest established brokerage
house in GoldfeId.
W. f. BOND d CO..
Goldfeld, Nevada.
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GOT PAST THE AUTHORITIES.

The musical critic OF the Times dis
covered when DIT. Muck conducted in
New York: He has no superabundance
OF lingering verbatos in this piece. and
he brings out with the utmost clearness
the c-ontrapuntal complications in the
middle OF II that are sometimes mud
rather than a pellucid stream Of many
voiced melody" Now we wonder why
the immigration officers didn't NIKE
that discovery before passing the distin-
guished conductor through the golden
gates.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
Funeral Of Mrs. Fendall.

The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza E. Fendall
was held from her home In South ST
AsapA street last evening. The ser
vices we're conducted by the Rev. r. p.
Phillips. OF ST. Paurs Protestant Epis-
copaI Church. The bearers were Hubert
SnOWden, Algernon Chalmers. William
Bryant. John N. Johnson, Lawrence
StableT, Charles Tackett. DR.. J. ID.
Gatew00d. and Capt Albert Bryan.
Burial was in St Pauls cemetery.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
Annual Reports.


ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TEA co, INC.
We. the undersigned. the President aud a
majority Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Southern Pacific Tea Co. Inc. Of Washing
ton. ID. c.. do hereby certify that the capital
stock OF the said corporation Is 5000. all OF
which has been actually paid IN. and that
there are no existing debts.
NORMAN ". WRENN. President.
L N. WILL
". C.. CURRIN.
AME II. DORIAN.
I. NORMAN w. WRENN. president OF the
Southern Pacific Tea Co., Inc. or the District
Of Columbia. do hereby swear that the facts
stated in the above certificate are true 10 the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
NORMAN ". WRENN, President.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. a No
tary Public IN and for the District Of Co
this It'll day OF January. A. y. 1907.
FRANCIS q. WEBB,
Notary Public. d. @
Ny commission expires May. 1911 It
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THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Following are the sales and quotations
Of JOday's market:
Washington Railway and Electric As.
EOJHS5Ia.
Washington Railway and Electric
com. 50a4l, 2504l.
Washington Railway and Electric
pfd.. l0as5s. l0us5As, l04S6E. l0dS[
Jqa6A 2ya664. l0GS6L. 2Gd66a.
Washington Gas. 25I5-ls.
M~ergenthaler, l0a20l
Greene Copper. luI0n 61Q33 S1g3
Mitchell Mining. 5a6
Union Trust Company. I0QI35.
After call-Capital Traction, 5dI44. 5q
IA. 2dI44. -
Greene Copper. 1O0GSB. l0JQ33ls. 1000
Washington Gas. 6a57L.
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Although implored not TO advance the
bid on Bank OF Washington stock at
the session OF the Stock Exchange to-
day. as he persisted in doing. one Of
the progressive young brokers finally
registered a bid OF Gl5 for ten shares.
which is 60 points higher than the fig
ures Of last week and 10 points in ad-
vance Of any figure that has yet been
recorded. Early last month there was
considerable activity in this stock and a
high record Of 500 per share paid for
it, Suddenly there was a c~essaton Of
the high bidding and the figures were
allowed 20 drop 10 normal conditions.
The election takes place tomorrow and
following that is expected the merger
with the Central National. already pub
lished.
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COlored Man to Be Whipped.

Ia the police court this morning,
Justice II. B. Cation presiding. the fol
lowing cases were disposed Of. John
Hopkins. colOred, arrested on the charge
OF assaulung and beating Bessie Hunt.
was fined g. The Hunt woman was
fined s. on the charge OF dis0rderly
conduct Allen Lem0nL colored, charged
with stealing a hat from Robert DaW-
son, was ordered % be whipped.
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Circuit Court Jurymen.

The circuit court for the city. Judge
C. l.. NicOl presiding. opened its Jan
uary term al the courthouse here this
morning. The following jurymen were
summoned to Try any cases that may
come before the court. =. W. StaTueI.
q. vs.. Ramsay. job Graham. IL, T..
Robertson. J. T Myers. r. II Bartlett.
Lawrence Stabler, r. l.. Daingerneld.
n % Bryant. The docket was called
this morning and cases set for trial.
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN
N TRUST COMPANY

once, Corner Ninth ana r strestA
PAID-UP CAPITAL. $500, 900.
SURPLUS. 500. 90 tEARNEDl
- Loans in any amount made On an
- proved real estate OF collateral al -
- s0nabIe rates.
- Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
- balances subject 70 check
- This company acts as executor "a
- minisJTatOr. trustee. agent, treasursr
- registrar. and In all other hduciary "a.
- pacities.
- Boxes for rent In burglar and nrepraot
- vaults for safe deposit and storage o.
- valuable pacKags
John JOY Pre.fas,
JOIN A. SNOPE----.-......Vi Vice President
Ills SPEAR....--...Sec0nd Vice PsesIda.t
ANDHEH Treasurer
HARRY c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Treasarer
Asslstau Treasurs.
THOMAS 4-------Heai Estate Odicsf
FREDK EIcHELBERGER...,,Tr must once
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
IL prepared 20 assume the management Of
your real estate. Careful attention given 10
all cstail1-
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DE. LAWS AT

At the meeting Of the Society for
Philosophical Inquiry, 10 be held Ia
room Il. George Washington Univer-
Eity. tomorrow afternoon. at 4.45.
the Rev. DR. Samuel 5. Laws VIII read
a paper entitled: a Complete Analysis
Of the Dominant Functions OF the Com
pick Constitution OF Man" Ali students
Of philosophy are invited 10 be pres
euI.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
FDITOPIAL

We Wus IN a crowded barrOom last
winter In Cy Lyle's town. and one OF
these here Jum desperate fellers hred
his u at the looking glass. Every
body lit au but as. Ne seen our
chanel and went around bshind the bar
and helped ourself. We had ordered
q slime OF whiskey just afCre the shoot
ing commenced, and would a died right
then and there aIOre We would "a left
without Il licker-Hardeman CTsnnD
Free Press.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
United States Court Opens.

The United States court for the east
ern district OF Virginia. Judge Edmund
Waddil presiding, opened its January
term at the court house his morning at
II o'clock. The docket was called and
cases set for trial.
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ANNUAL REpORT OF me

THE STOCkETT FISKE COMPANY.
We. the UNDERSIGNED, the President and a
ma ioritv OF the Board OF Trustees o. the
Stockett-Fiske Company. Of Washington. D..
@. do hereby certify tbs" the capital stock
OF the said corporation is s30, 600. $50 800 Of
which has been actually paid In. and that
there are no existing debts.
VIM E STOCKETT. President.
CHAS. a. FISKE. Vice President.
CHARLES A. STOCKETT. Secy-Treas.
Board OF Trustees.
l. CHARLES A. SOCKET, Secretary OF
the St0ckeft-FBske Company Of the District OF
Columbia. dc hereby swear that the facts
stated in the above certificate are true 10 the
best Of my knowledge and belief
CHARLES A.. STOcKETT. Secratarv.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. a No
tary Public IN and for the District Of Column
bia. this eth day Of January. A. u. ie07.
JOHN Y CARMODY.
Notay ~ bile. 70. c.
Ny commission expires July i; 1905. II
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wANTED-A

There was an old maid on a barque
said. I think 'tWOuld be quite a larque
To crawl into a canno
And be shot at some mannon
The shore. Oh, a man for a marque!
Judd Mortimer Lewis.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
Dawson Funeral.

The funeral % Robert +. Dawson Will
bee held from his home In Queen street
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. The funeral
services viii be conducted by the lev.
DR.. Fisher. The interment viii be made
Ia Bethel Cemetery
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Death Of Mrs Legg.

Mrs Cornelia A. Legg. wife OF J. E.
Legg, died at her home. l4u Duke street,
last evening at 1880. Mrs. Legg vas
seventy-One years OF age. Her body viii
be sent 20 UpDervtlle tomorrow after
noon at . O'Clock for burial
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New Pastor Heard.

At the Second Presbyterian Church
yesterday the Rev. Joseph r. SEWER,
who vas recently called 10 the pastor
ate OF that church. occupied the pulpit
for the first time.
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STILL ANXIOUS.

A maiden who called herself Mayme.
Was anxious 10 change her last nayme;
But the man she'd IN view
Rudely exclaimed "~SkidOOt'
Therefore she lost out at the gayme.
Chicago News.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Robert N. Rogers has become a mem
Der OF the banking and brokerage firm
OF h. II. Chapman & Co. of so Broad
way. New York The firm has a branch
office al Thirteenth and r streets. this
city, under the charge of q. Bowie
Chapman.
The question OF merging the Tennessee
CCaI and Iron Company and the Repub-
lie Iron and Steel Company is still un-
der discussion. and according 10 a rep
IeseutaUIVe OF one of the companies
something definite viii probably be done
before spring.
RumOrs are current ia financial circles
that a 500. 0JO-share pool has been formed
In the United States Steel common II
is claimed that j, +. Morgan H. G.
Flick. "A. ii Rogers, AID Others, are in
teresJsd.
A Philadelphia dispatch says President
McCrea. of the Pennsylvania. is 10 re-
sign from the boards or the Norfolk and
Western and the Baltimore il Ohio.
but Is 10 be elected 10 the vacancy on
the New Haven board caused by The
death or AIT. CassatJ.
The United States steel Corporation
is 10 build q city ON the side
OF the Detroit river below Sandwich.
II Is announced that work viii be begun
la the early summer on a 8.UuU.UJJ Steel
plant that Will employ 300 men.
Sales OF stocks on the Chicago Stock
Exchange last year amounted 10 l,234,554
shares, a decrease OF SlO.4ll. Bond sales
aggregated S5.65osto. a decrease OF D,2
per cent. During the year the Boston
Copper lock were listed, but trading
IN them has been very light.
President f. p. Ripley, Of the Atch-
isOu, says that the indifference OF the
employee 10 the interests of his employ
er is one OF the most dangerous cOndi-
uOus affecting the welfare of the ma
ton This attitude on the part OF the
labOrer, he says. is due to the tire
demand Tor labor throughout
the country.
The Pennsylvania board OF directors is
expected 20 MI the vacancy in the
board oCcasioned by the death OF Mr..
CassaJt. al its meeting next Wednes-
day. II was said at the Pennsylvania
office that there had been no selection Of
a new director and there will be none
nnUi the return OF President McCrea.
A conference was started Friday in
Chicago, attended by Grand Chief Han
D and others in a concerted action
by nearly ali classes or railroad labor
20 obtain new agreements with the
roads The committee represented 49,
900 employees and the demands are said
10 comprise a universal eight-hOur dav
and from 5 70 20 per cent wage increases
Affecting nearly all the roads in the
United States. Canada. and Mexico.
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A LASS N A c

Said Sue: Sure, the man has a lack
or funds TO put clothes on his back
There is nothing 10 do
But simply 10 sue"
So Sue sued in Sioux Falls in South Dab
Harry 7. Taber.
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WHERE LADIES ST. TAuL.

A g-lobe-trottlng man from ST. Paul
Made a trip 10 Japan in the faul.
One thing he found out,
As he rambled about.
Was that japanese ladies ST. Taul.
Ferdinand G.. C~hristgau.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07

Swift & Company's sales of fresh beef
in Washington for the week ending Sat
urday. January > 1907. averaged 6.G
cents pei pound
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MONEY AT 41x AND 5 PER cEE1
Promptly leaned on real estate in the Distriea
81 Columbia LOWEST COMMISSIONS
aEISKELL 4 MCLEEAN.
10os y ST. ~. ".
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STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
Y. STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished by Charles g. Gates
4 Co. Munsey Building. Members New YORK
Stock Exchanged
The Washington times., 1907-01-07

Distiler ex. dividend. IL per cent.
sales 10 noon today, 5Sq.5ia
Total sales Saturday. gZTGl0
The Washington times., 1907-01-07

Rumors are current IN financial circles
that a 500.0J0-share pool has been formed
In the United States Steel common II
is claimed that }. T.. Morgan H. O.
FrlCks "A. Al. Rogers, and Others, are in
terestsd.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07

Apart from this excitement the ses-
sion was lacking ia noteworthy feature
slight changes occurring In the list,
and business falling on 10 u 100
shares. There was a slight improve
ment In Greene Copper and a stro-g
market for IL AT 50, with sales approx
mately AT hat figure. Washington
Railway common and preferred received
some attention, and a number Of small
lots traded ia. M~ergenthaler crept up
a point on one sale. while Lanston failed
10 get on the record Union Trust
found favor 10 the extent of 10 shares
while Mitchell Mining lapsed into a
state OF lcJhaTgy quite surprising in
view OF recent heavy dealings.
The governing committee of the
stock Exchange at the regular monthly
meeting today voted 10 list the stuck
OF the Washington Exchange bank.
capital $4,000. and added S5l3.000 4 uer
cent bonds Of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company 70 the present
issue.