STOCK PRICES DOWN AGAIN
Most of the 31 itl Wcck Improve
ment Lop Yrstcrdnv
Clilccco ftellinir Held IlmnoiiHliiIa
ffir the Mittrp Declines I nlon
IiKIfIc Atchison ninl M lnul
Close Aluieixt nt IorvcHt Trices
NEW YOHIC July 2 Expectations of
dullness have not Ihkii ful
lllled on the stock evcningc thSi vek
The ttrike of the iron and steel workers
In a number of mill controlled In the
l tilted Mts St el OonviRition the an
nounrnictit of th nw Nerthtrn rsclfie
uirctir nd at the end or the week
rem tied ipprrbortskm rvsrardlnK the corn
cnp hue t liruulfttrd activity e the part
ot the lirser Interests In the market aud
on the rart ot the iirof lonal clement
men It the hate not attracted the pub
lie or Wall Street to any appreciable e-v-tent
The dealings hae been fairlj Urtje
av ex gmg a million shares a daw and the
fluctuation haebeen wide
Carlj In the week chUfij owing to the
lieginnlrg of the rteel strike mail ttocks
EOld at the lowest prices since the North
ern Pacllic punlc In May From those
figures there hae been recoveries rang
ing frocj 10 to 20 points and again at
the end of the week there was a re
actionary movement that wiped out a part
of the decided Improvement The course
of prices estcrday and todaj was to an
extent a natural sequence of the mid
week improvement but if was empha
sized by renewed belling chlelly from
Chlcigo where crop condillors are the
domnant faelor influencing speculative
sentiments Something of the nine ton
dftion of affair has developed on the
floor of the stock exchange owing to
the present juxtaposition of the exchange
to the produce exchmge
It Is to be hoped that the professional
dialers In stocks will not in consequence
of their present close touch with the grain
market be betrijcd Into accepting as
mrrow a view of the commercial and
financial conditions of the country as usu
ally prevails in speculative circles in Chi
cago It would be foolish to minimize the
Impi rtance to the United States of Its
corn crop and equally absurd to ignore
the fict that the crop has been materially
damaged In certain sections At the same
time the country Is not going to be demor
alize J or even seriously disturbed should
this j ears jleld of corn be even 23 per
cent 1 ss than that of last J car
rjverjone interested In securities Is
waiching the present laborlroubles with
the greatest concern There was some
specul tive selling of the Steel stocks jes
lenay on the publication of a brief state
ment bj A j Morgan as to the iollcy of
the trltca States Steel Corporation
Hit wcckj statement of averages of the
assjviated banks was even more satlsfac
torj than that of last Siturday The
banks have gained in lawful money near
ly all of it In specie over WW000 making
a total gain of over JSGuOUuO within the
last two weeks The further voluntary re
duction of loans brings that Item down
over jJ3tw5WJ within the period men
tioned At the same time the surplus re
sen c has Increased over 13SJ0U0
The banks are unquestionably in a
strong position -with prospects of further
Improvement It would not be surprising
If their surplus and loan accounts should
reach figures before the dem inds upon
this centre to move the crops begin trat
will preclude fears of monatarj strln
gencj while that movement is in prog
ress
The stock market Ignored the bank
Etatcment In the eariv dealings It dis
played a good deal of firmness but sim
ultaneously with the resumption of busi
ness on the Chicago Board of T ide
heavy selling of Union Vaciae Atchison
and St Paul began irom that tentre The
local professional element folowed this
Iiad and In consequence the closing was
In the main hay at ibout the lowest
prices The most effective selling was
of the three stocks named and resulted
in net declines of more than three peuits
The shires of the Western trunk lines
tint are less extensively dealt in namel
Itock Island and Chicago and
to the same extent Selling of
Southern Pacific encountered some oppo
sition and In consequence it rallied neirlv
a point and closed only fractionally lower
than last night Of course tlie entire list
was unsettled by the vigorous drive
against the Western trunk line shares
and declines of a point cr mere were
common
The United States Steel stoees were not
traded In extensively and the marieet tor
both was exceptionally firm The pre
ferred closed a shade higher tnan jester
day ard tho common onlj y of 1 per cert
lower The Iron Industry has not jet
suffered by the susoenslon of operations
at the mills of the three companies affect
ed by the strike It is possible however
that there may be moderate accumulation
of raw material If the strike should be
protracted The demand for finished
products Is brisk and prices are well
maintained
General business according to tiade re
ports has not been repressed nor cur
tailed by prospects cf daring- to the corn
crop nor by the varlvas lahor troubles
There has been some cancellation ot or
ders for fall goods at Chicago and at St
Louis but these have been modified dur
ing the week coincident with the Improve
ment In weather conditions at various
points Bank clearings arfd railway earn
ings continue to reflect tho expanding
tendency of business as compared with
last sear
As to the speculative outlook the liqui
dation of the laot few weeks appears to
have been unusually thorough and at the
same time a large short Interest has been
created The decline In prices has with
out doubt facilitated progress in the work
of combining various transportation sys
tems and an Indication of the surprises
that are In store for the public mav be
found in the announcement regarding the
new Northern Pacilic board made last
ncek
New York itock Exchange Jul SO
High- Low- Net
Anialgamated Copper
Amcr Cu Foundry SO
Arncr ear 4 tdry pfd 85
Arrrrican Cotton Oil 2SH
American Ice 324
American Locomotive 20
Amer Smrltinar 541
Amrr -melt pfd 1014 1014 1014
Jimcr snun pla bf b ft-
Amer suar lletlnin I43J4 144
Amcr Mxar lt pid - 125 125
Amer Tobacco tr 131
AnacomLt 454
Atchison 74
Atchison pfd ffti
Baltimore A Ohio 97
Baltimore A- Ohio pfd S3
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 78
Burt It A P 125
Canada touthr rn G6
Canadian Pacific 1039 1034
Chesapeake A- Ohio 454 44
CHicaeo Alton 394
Chic Alton pfd 70
HiicaRO Crcat Western 23
Chic Ct West pfd A 82
Chic Gt Wt pfd U 484
Chic Ind A- L 31
an U A hU P 161
Chic M A U 1 pfd ISO
Ic R I V 110
Oiicaso Term Tr pfd 29i
Cliicago Norlhurtt 195
C a C A St L 92
Colorado Fuel A- Iron 994
Colorado Southern 134
Colorado South 2d 1 fd 224
Consolidated Cas 217
Delaware A Hudson 158
Delaware L A W 227
Denver li Itio Grande 42
Diamond Hatch
Iistll of Am
Bui S S A- A pfd
Erie
Erie first pfd
Erie second pfd
Ewnsnlle Terre IL
Inter Paper
Inter Paper pfd
Inter Power
Inter Silver go
Iowa Central
loirs Central pfd
1424
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17
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C64
494
55
Ccneral Elcttric 255
Glucose Sugar Hrf 55
llocllng alley 504
Illinois Central ltK
21
754
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93
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Im tillr A Nashville 103i
Maalullan Cm 120
Melropil an ft It 1W4
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sfmlun Nut tr
Minn t SI I
Minn V irt L pM
VI h 1 A s VI
Mo Ian k Texas
Mo hai ft T prj
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Ontario Mlcr Min
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southern Pacific
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TnirrJec roalA Iron
Texas Pacific
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Tol St U fcVV pfd 314
Tnin Citv H T los4
fnion Paellc Vfi
I S leather
V h ltuliltr 104
IT liublier pfl M
U S Fleel 40U
IT S Meel plj 81
a -Car Chim pfd 12
Valwl 20V4
Wabavh ifd 33t
Western Union Tl trH
Mi lIi A Lakf trie 1S4
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The past week has been a most Inter
esting one in the stock market with much
of news and gossip to influence specula
tion and many peojde of Importance In
the financial world willing to speculate
It lias lieen a somewhat unusual week for
midsummer which as a general rule fur
nishes nothing more entertaining than the
small ups and downs of a professional
traders market On the whole it will
probablj be agreed by conservative peo
ple everywhere that under the circum
stances the showing made hs been a
handsome one Prices during the early
part of the week after a sham decline on
Mondav made excellent and almost sen
sational aavances inere nas oeen some
recession since Thursdaj but the net
movement since Monday Is nevertheless
strongly Jn the right direction This is as
It si ould be all things considered and it
maj be Inferred that careful people have
been fairly well satisfied
At the beginning of the new fiscal jear
three weeks ago the price level was ex
tremely high and well informed financial
men pointed out the numerous matters
that suggested a decline of importance
Talk of the dry and hot weather In the
AVcst wns already heard The bank state
ments for a long time had been bad and
the outlook financially was poor There
was theprobablity of trouble with labor
In various parts of the country These
things were not good for a bull maiket
with a high level of prices in July The
decline came sharp and decisive Tor two
weeks or more prices went oft steadily
and a long way The fear of a drought
in the corn belt was realized and the ap
prehension of a strike of the steel work
ers proved to be well founded People
that had bought stocks at a very high
level soldlhem out with bigger or smaller
losses but almost alwavs with losses of
some kind There was a eeneral liquida
tion In which some of the most important
Interests In the country took part It was
in this condition that the market ap
peared a week ago A halt was called
then by the Important Interests and since
that time the level of prices has been re
rnwrinr with fair regularity The break
had been sufficient In the opinion of many
careful people and a grcat many securi
ties looked like bargains The Insiders
supported their specialties and the bar
gain hunters bought the attractive stocks
The great community of Interests plan
was announced to be successful to help
along the bull movement and it proved
a verj attractive argument perhaps quite
as productive of results as the fact that
prices had had a large tumble The mon
etary situation became much more satis
factory and helped along the market ap
preciably
Meanwhile the corn crop is still in dan
ger and apparently already badly hurt
and the strike of the steel workers is
growing no less serious A good many
people believe that It will be a long drawn
out and that It Is a menace to the busi
ness interests of the entire country
With these two serious adverse conditions
in the bituatlon as against general busi
ness prosperity easy money and the suc
cess of the community of Interests plan
it will be seen that the market situation
after the sh irp recov ery of prices Is a
most complex one For the present it
seems that some further reaction will
be likely Tatcr marked developments
will hinge on the news to a great
extent and it is out of the question to
foretell the result with any certainty
Fluctuations up and down of some magni
tude are not unlikely but as far as can
be Judged now the chances would seem
to favor the purchase of stocks on the
sharp reactions
The bank statement jesterday was
again most satisfactory Following the
exceptional showing of a week ago It Is
almost remarkable Two weeks ago the
bank reserve was down to J3t000 and it
was feared by many that it would be
entirely wlpeel out Last weeks state
ment showe d an increase In cash of more
than JSOoOOCO a decrease In loans of 21
OOOIXO the largest on record and a con
sejuent Increase In resnes of J7300KO
making the total surplus reserve at th it
time about 13000X0 Yesterdays state
ment was quite as good showing an in
crease in cash of 16000000 a decrease In
deposits of S500000 and a consequent in
crease in reserves of more than J80000O0
The surplus reserves are therefore
more than J21O0OO00 at the present time
The figures of the statement were as fol
lows
Reserves lncrcaseil JS220000
Loans decreased 1221900
Specie increases SiylOO
Legal tenders Increased 918 000
Deposits decreased Ti S4SSS00
Circulation Increased 80000
The Increase In cash Is due to large re
ceipts from the Interior and to receipts
also from the Sub Treasury The latter
exhibit a considerable change of condi
tions the flow of money having been In
the opposite direction -pretty steadily for
a long time back The decrease In loans
shown Ik perhaps largely the result ot the
liquidation of more than a week ago It
was believed when the last statement was
made th it on account of the average svs
tem of computation it did not exhibit the
full amount of liquidation that had taken
plsee Money has been easy all the past
wjek and the outlook is fairly good for a
continuance of this condition for a month
or so or until the demand from the In
terior for the movement of the crops be
gins to be felt largely
Curiously enough the present disaster
to the corn crop will affect practically the
very sroup of railways that hive en
tered this community of Interests plan
It will be seen that this fact makes the
outlook of these lines for the coming
year one of intense Interest to all stu
dents of nllvvay affairs and of railway
security aues In the Immediate futute
prices will depend directly on the out
come of the rorn crop news The crop
Is likely to be less th in l7000000fi0 bushels
It Is said or the smallest for several
vcars Further continuation of the
drourht will result In a still greater de
terioration of the crop This Is a
of the utmost Importance of course
It Is made doubly so by the fact that the
granger securities are selling at a very
lilgh level They are much lower than
they were n few weeks ago but much
higher than at any other time in recent
jears or since 1881 In fact Two great
factors are likely to minimize the dam-
The Liquid Q C70X flKIX SXIS tiqufdPowaer 1
Every Morning JLJY2JV I TEeh freryNighr
HEVSIZE LIQUID 254 POWDER 25 grJggPgPyyii
Creat Britain
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East Indies
Tinted Mates
North
faouth
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Seaboard Mr Line
hoo line
Tin City II T
Tol r 1
Cross
Exp and taxes
14050000
4540010
THE TIMES WASHINGTON ftUKDAY JULY 21 1901
age that a poor corn crop will do to the
railwajs of the Weet One of these Is
that the business of the lines In general
Is much more diverlfieel than ever be
fore and that the proportion of corn
to the entire freight business of any of
the lines is comparatively small It is
estimated that on the average the corn
hauled bv the lines is onlv about 6 per
cent of their entire freight The other
factor of moment in the situation will
be the new community of Interests If
this plan will do what is hoped of It It
will prevent the disastrous rate cutting
tint might be expected to follow anv Im
portant decrease In the volume of busi
ness
The following table shows in a most
interesting wa the range of price since
the beginning of the fiscal je ar The quo
tations on the active securities on June
29 last on July 13 and at the close jes
terday are given
June 29 July 13 July 20
Amerkjin fat 1114 Mf 142
American Tobacco 140 12l4
tehison Sis 7314
pfd 104 014 I5
Baltimore A Ohio pi 95 PUH
Ilrexikhn Itapnl Transit 82 70 - 7714
ClK iakc A Ohio 49 434 444
Str Paul Kb IV - 15Si
Hock Idand 1583 1391 mij
Burlington nos 195
Colorado I ucl A Iron 110 9S4 iS4
fjon sdidated Gas 22T4 2n4 21
Illinois Central 1544 14S14 H7J
Metropolitan 1744 lfiO If Si
Manhattan 1244 1104 US
Missouri Pacific 12114 105 104S
Ne Vork Cntral IW4 151t 1514
Ontario A Westen S74 314 31
Pennjhama 1521- 1I31 144J4
Heading firt pfd 79 744 754
Southern Pacific ift 518n 55
Siulhern ltaila 334 294 24
Vjutliern Itailwaj pfd 874 f2N 84
Texas Pacific 4G4 38 41
Tennessee Coal 724 594
Union Pacific 1114 944 99J
Wabash pfd 41S 204 2814
Western Lnion 03Ts 00 91
It will be remembered that the prices of
July 13 Saturday a week ago were not
the lowest of the break the culmination
of which came last Monday in general
It will be seen that prices have advanced
since last Saturday The advance is much
more important since the lowest prices
were renchcel The grangers and the Steel
securities naturally enough nre the
weakest groups In the list because of the
crop disaster and the steel strike The
Southern securities and the Gould stocks
have been strong
The most Important single event of the
week undoubtedly was the announcement
of the success of the harmony negotia
tions In the West ensuring for all prac
tical purposes one great central manage
ment for almost all the railvvajs bejond
the Mississippi If the trust Idea Is a
good one in a business way if It restricts
competition prevents rate cutting pre
vents new construction curtails expenses
and In general tends to Increase gross
business and net receipts then this com
munity of Interests in the Western rail
wavs may be said to be one of the most
important developments the railway busi
ness ever saw The plan has been an
alyzed by the shrew elest and most ex
perienced men in the financial world and
b the theorists and the universal belief
is that it offers great promise of solving
a number of the difficult problems that
have grown up In the business during the
past decade and of making an era of
great prosperity ror the raiiwajs
There has bcn a disposition in some
quarters to give as much importance to
the news of drought in the cotton belt as
to that in the West As a result the
Southern Hallway Louisville and Nash
ville Chesapeake and Ohio and other
Southern and Southwestern securities
while not as weak as the grangers in the
recent break were sold off rather badly
and have not recovered with any great
animation In the subsequent boom Some
of the experts in railway and financial
matters believe that this view Is ill-founded
and that these securities will be likely
to make an excellent showing In the
coming j ear The cotton crop may be
small but up point this would
be a good thing for the South generally
ensuring high prices for the staple It Is
not jet clear that this point will be
passed In any event the era of prosper
lt Is well established throughout the sec
tion and the raiiwajs have obtained a
magnificent start which it will be hard
to overcome In this connection an article
based on statistics from the Textile
World j ear book for 1901 published else
MHere In todajs Times Is most Interest
lrrB as showing the Immense Increase In
cotton manufacturing in the South in the
past j ear The following figures Just
published by Scott Strlngfellow tho
Richmond brokers arc also worthy ot
careful attention
The Southern States during the past
four j ears have produced 75 per cent of
the worlds supply of cotton and the ex
ports of cotton from the United States
far exceed In value those of any other
product In the settlement of balances
due by our countrj abroad our exports of
cotton are Indispensable for we can onlj
rely upon the money from our exports of
cotton every J ear while no other product
of the soil can be depended upon with the
same cerlalntj
It Is cejually Interesting to note that
from a manufacturing standpoint the
South is forging to the front e g we
give below a table of the worlds cotton
bpindles In 1900 as compared -with 1S93
33MUW
480000
Increase
4750 0uO
OSOuuO
250000
2107010
Incm
Vtfl
I54 000
lct
1081
20 00
255
87 03
101790000 5197000 8 70
During Lie same period the number of
looms in Southern cotton mills have In
creased 30600 or 91 per cent and the
taking of cotton for home consumption
has Increased 740593 bales or S7 per cent
consequently the South is beginning to
realize that the raw material can be
manufactured into the finished product
as cheaply in Its own borders ns It can
elsewhere and thus keep at home the
monej that heretofore has been sent
aw a j for the purchase of cotton goods
The outlook for tho Southern Pacific
for the coming jear Is most interesting
To a certain extent this system Is In
both the corn belt and the cotton belt
and It might bo Inferred that It will suf
fer more than nearly any other lines In
the West or South for this reason if both
crops should suffer Undoubtedly
a short cgrn crop and a failure of cot
ton would be a blow to the sjstem but
It Is probable that it covers too wide a
torritorv to be very b idly damaged by
tho failure of even two such Important
crops for one jear The position of
the company has been wondcrfullj Im
proved during the past jear in nay
Large amounts of money have been ex
pended In betterments and most advan
tageous traffic arrangements have been
made with other sj stems The Southern
Pacific too will be one of the lines to be
most benefited by the stabilltj of rates
to be brought about by the community of
Interests The discovery of oil In Texas
and California will be a factor of in
creasing Importance to the sjstem In
the one Item ot the substitution of oil for
coal as fuel the company will save several
millions cf dollars a year It is said
The Steel securities have been supported
well bj the Keene clique and their fluc
tuations since the first drop in price have
lMen small It Is probable that both the
common and the preferred will be upheld
persistently by this clique with Its
J2MJ fund even If the strike
continues for some time longer In
the event of a betterment of the
situation manj people bellevo tint
thej will be advanced to a much better
level In the near future The rreferrcd
seems likely to bo the stronger of the
two on account f investment bujlng
that is verj likely to show Itself as long
as the stock remains well below par
CnrntngM of Itallvvnjfi
NEW YOHIC July 20 The following re
ports of railway earnings were submitted
today
Gross for the second week in
1901 1tO 1699
C a C St L 3I1M3 3j2fcl0 2895C9
Grand Trunk Svs 543039 5eS2 399570
41257 T7971 35207
210074 216510
00930 890U 94001
03311 51930
2093 22C0S 20037
The Central Itallroad of New Jersey re
ports for June
1901 1900 1P99
fl5037fO 1353217 1250055
850559 801773 709030
Net BJ221 Mlflill WUOM
Cross montlis 8093617 731J5S 6771453
Vet 0 months 3301610 2SS1102 2M0aJ
The Itio Grande Western reports for
May
1001 1p0 lb
Crow f433GS9 W80M 31385
Operating expenses 2725al 217110 2ttK2
Net JHX075
Cross S months IeSSCSl
Ket S months loiooia
Surplus 5 months 77375
12011fl
4OU2e3
1693128
tidies
Jlia604
SOfiOS57
11I9207
353M3
THE MARKETS OF EUBOPE
Vnacomla f 1 10
Atchison 774 754
Atcnison piti t fjii
IUltmorc A Ohio IW4 97
Haltimorc Ohio pfd 9iU 93
Canadian Pacific KKjV 1034
Chesapeake A Ohio 46i 4V4
Denver A Itio Grande 43 42H
Denver A 11 G pfd 5H 9
Fne 38 37i
Hie first pfd C8 m4
rnc second pfd oili 51
Illinois Central 1524 Hi
Kansas A Terist 2714 204
Kansas A Texas pfd 574 50
Louisville A ash xlfMM 10 214
New iork CntraI155 1514
Northern Pacific pfd 93 95H
Norfolk A Western 4914 4S
VorfolU A W estern pd 914 8S4
Ontario A Western S21 32
lenni Irania 74 1444
Itiadin 20 2iJ4
Beading firnt pfd 3 70
Heading second i fd 23 504
fet Paul 107 10314
Southern Pacific 574 C04
Southern Railway 304 29s
Southern Itailaj pfd 804 644
Lnlon Pacific 10ol4 VQK
Union Pacific pfd 91 8514
U S Steel 404 3914
IT S Steel pfd W 68
Wabash pfd 40 39
xlx dividend
or
97
IO3 4
454
43
93
3714
lu4
51
149
27
55
1034 XlOii
15254 157
484
3214
144
40
70
514
102
55
SOU
84
1034
H94
40
88H
40
79S
100
1014
93U
100
Elgin creamery prints JJ lb 23320c do
I lb 24KJ5c do 2 lb SS24c Maryland and
Ainrlenii SccnrltleK Un ettlcel But anlV7rluplIiy iTintsJU 23
1 3c do I Ib 234j2ic do 2 lbs 22823c
or Little- Import Fees The rrftrket Is steady Strictly
T - aA fni1 i r
AsAiwp juiy a Atienuance on me 7v t
iisn era us and
floor nf tho tir i m i
w nrm liiuensn m
YA eets
a
384
CS4
52
151
274
OS
44
11
33
74
20i
39
25
171
Corn EnJevjH n Further Advance on
Unchanged Conditions
CHICAGO July 20 Wheat wns firm at
ihe opening on the strength In coarse
grains and reports of damage In the
Northwest Local bulls took advantage
of the Improvement and unloaded Late
in the day reports of rain In North Da
kota and prospects for cooler weather
turned the market weak and prices sold
off casllj receipts 94200J bush
els clearances 742000 bushels Duluth re
ported a good export demand Sales here
were only 1C009
There were no changes In the Western
weather conditions and corn enjoyed a
further advance September selling at
5554c Around that price tho market met
liberal local profit taking under which
prices reacted c but It maintained a
strong tone up to the close The country
added to Its lines There 13 nothing do
ing here In cash lines Kansas City re
ports sales at 60 cents The ac
ceptances aro light owing to receivers
refusing to bid present conditions
Iteceipt8 were 215 with 23 estimated for
Monday
Oats were strong apel higher There was
good local profit taking early but these
offerings were readllj absorbed The
market closed at thtttop with local pro
fessionals reinstating lines There Is
every indication that there will be a fur
ther appreciation in values There was
no cash business Receipts were 110 cars
with 90 estimated for
deliveries of provisions were
higher on investment bujing Influenced
by the corn situation Tho months
were fairlj up a little early be
cause the hog market was itronger but
more than lost the imirrovrment on real
izing sales The volumejof business was
moderate The cash trade was good for
4
Clilcnco Grain ana rrorlilon Market
Corrected dally b W B lubbj k Co mem
bers of th New York Stocx Excuue 1113 P
Street
WHEAT Open
Jelv C8
September C94
COBN
July 53i
September 54 H
OATS
July
Septemler
PORK
July
September
3tK
3I4
1405
1433
LARD
Jtilv 8 CO
September 870
BIBS
July 762
September 7C0
High
67S
694
54
E5S
34 V
S5i
14 03
1433
8 62
870
762
792
Low CIoj
67M S 67f
CH h
52f
54
31
34K
14 05
11 2
660
863
762
787
53i
53 H
354
14 C3
1422
774
7C3
767
763
8 CO
762
7 10
cvv York Cotton Market
Open Iligh Low
July
August
October
December
776
7 C3
771
771
770
771
771
Clo
775
7 C3
76
771
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
Wholesale Provision and Grain
Market Quotations In Foil
BALTIMORE July 20 Following nre
todajs quotation In the local wholesale
provision and grain markets
Wheat Stock In elevators 549521 bus
The market for Southern was strong and
higher Receipts were moderate ami with
a good demand all of the offerings sold
readily at the advance Sales on grade
were made at 73c for No 2 red 63c for
6teamer 2 red and 6o 4c for rejected Sam
ple lots as to quality and condition sold
at CO CI 64 644 65 63 69 70 72 72 and
73c as to quality and condition
Market opened firm Market closed
weak spot 72Vic bid 7i4c asked Julj 71c
bid 72c asked August 70c bid 71c ask
ed September 71c bid 71c asked Set
tling price contract 73c No 3 red 69c
steamer No 2 red CDc
Corn Stock in elevators 416475 bus
Receipts of Southern were light nnd with
a good demand the market ruled firm at
a higher range of prices Sales of prime
white on wharf at 53c and of do jellow
similarly located at 54c Cob firmer at
52 4562 50 per bbl for carload lots prime
yellow on spot
Market opened rmer Market closed
quiet spot July 544c bid August 514o
bid Settling price mixed 514c steamer
mixed 534c
Flour Market was quiet Western Su
per jr2oa220 Western Extra J2 232 80
Wester ramllj S1O5ii3 30 1 inter Pat
ents J2 50S3W Spring Patents J3 75fi4 0O
Spring Straights J3 03t0 Spring Bak
ers 2S0fr3 00 Baltimore Best Patents
t 45 Baltimore High Grade Familj 4 35
Baltimore High Grade Extra W95 Bal
timore Choice Family 1370 Marjland
lrgiflla and Pennsylvania hupcr J0
230 Marjland Virginia and PennsjI
Vanla Extra J225fJ2 80 Mirjland Virgin-
fa and 1ennsjlvunla Family 5 SIWJ3U
clams Market Is
per lb Jii6c crocus
Ji
and stocks were lifeless today The mnriiM ri mni i uVV
American department was unsettled and 17ft lac do medium per lb 10c do pan
a few additional clearance sales follow- Per lb Hf8c white perch large per lb 12t
operators sent price t - These v larger
below paritj
over the tone hardened Atchison Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific being the
best features but the fluctuations possess
practically no significance
Call monev still rules at 14 per cent
and discounts at 24 per cent
Following were the London prices
XY Lon
To- XY est est
day equiv close latet
Convds money P3 vt
Consols account 9 93
medium jhc pompanos per lb 6c
sheepshead per lb iuloe star or butter
fish per libl Wfg 00 mackerel
p r lb large lOtflc grej trout per bbl
large 5 0u do per bbl small uOK4 W
flounders per lb 4iSc sturgeon per lb
dressed 10c do skin on per lb Sc tailors
perIb large- 5fc0c do small Zttic catfish
per lb- 3F lc green pike native per lb
8S10c eels per lb 3c lobsters per lb
25c snappers per lb 34ft4c clams whiter
per 100 2iI30c h ird crabs per Hour bbl
Jl Will 23 do per sugar bbl 1 25U1 50 soft
crabs per dozen best stock fi60c do
poor to fair JWfftOc
Green fruits and vegetables Market
was stendv Apples Eastern Shore Mary
land and Virginia per bbl fancj Jl 50S
elo common small SOiiiac do per 4-
1 1 til I11v 4Yn1F In twt This lnr yjvTJliw
Md per bbl 2fr2
native per bunch
lfil4c elo
Iastern Shore Maryland per bunch
le blackberries Ucstcrn Shore per
qt Itochdle do Wilsons 4i5c
elo wild M34c do Itapp ihannock
per bucket 23fc30c do Eastern Shore
Marjland pr bucket 30ij33cf cabbage
native per 100 Flat Dutch 1 30t2 can
taloupes North Carolina per crate J
1 50 do South Carolina per errale Gems
161 50 do Anne Arundel Gems per has
9cl earrots native per bunch PS14c
corn ltnppanannocK per doz 51IW elo
I Kastern Shore Maryland per doz 610c
I do native per doz 10frl5c cucumbers
Norfolk per bus bas 7SeJ123 do per
bbl 2 50frJ do Anno Arundel per peiwh
has lVfi20c do per 4 lb ban SlOc egg
5S plants Florida porNcrnte J123il 50 do
SO1 per bas iScwSl do Anno Arundel
804 I
11014
9114
41
00
40
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
rier
lias S5r90c huckleberries Eastern Shore
Alan land tier eit 5fi6c do Maryland nnd
Virginia per bucket 305135c onions Rap
pahannock per 4 bbl bas 65fl0c do per
full bbl Jl eogico do Eastern Shore Vir
ginia per bas C3Si70c do Pennsjlvanla
jellow per bus 55sj60c peaches Mary
land and Virginia per box ordinary 23
50c do good 75cil 25 do per bas ordi
nary I54i30c do Georgia per 6 bas car
rier Jlft2 pears Southern per 14 bbl bas
4iVfi75c do Manning Elizabeth per bas
25ii50c do Georgia Le Conte per bbl
Jt 254J3 75 pineapples Florida per crate
as to size C3 plums Florida per car
rier Jlfll 50 raspberries Eastern Shore
red per pint 6c do per qt SCHOc
string beans Anne Arundel per bus
green 40fi50c squash Anne Arundel per
bas 3Og40c tomatoes Florida per -bas
carrier fancj Jl75fi225 do fair to good
JlHil 50 do Norfolk per 2 bas carrier
Jl 50fi250 do Potomac perS bas carrier
Jlfil 50 elo per 6 bas carrier 73cSJl do
per peach bas 35550c do Rappahannock
per peach bas 404j50c do Anne Arundel
per bas JPSL25 watermelons Florida and
Georgia per ino J14620
Groceries Raw sugar is quiet refined
quiet Per 100 lb lots Granulated
13 55 cut loaf 6 05 Keystone A 5 53
j ellow sugars 4 60 JiJ 70 Molasses N
O St Clare 3Sc KIngsland 31c Sun
light N O 26c St Vincent P It 25c
St Johns I R 19c No 12 Sugar House
ISC Sjrups Tho market was stcadj
uoia vieaai ac King Vanila 29c
Rock Candy Drips 27c Gilt Edge 24c
Corn 22c No 12 17c Tea was firm Hy
son superior to fine 2Sg32c choice to
choicest 42ii46c uncolored Japan new
crop tinest 31jf33c choice to choicest
22834c extra choice 46c Oolong Amoy
and Fuchow new crop finest 40g43c
choice to choicest extra finest 30M0c
Potatoes The market was steadj White
new Norfolk per bbl No I 2j223 do
No 2 10125 do culls 75cfcl do Yoi k
River per bblNo 1 J2K215 do culls and
seconds TScilJl 23 do Rappahannock per
uui iuse iwiiu uo iaseem snore
do Virginia per bbl
2i3210 native bus box TSHSOe
Slarket Is Old fowls lie
per It sprHg chickens HglGc roosters
2M30c apiece ducks 8Q9c per lb
Green coffee Market quiet No 1 Rio
grade 5ic
Roasted coffee Market Bulk
roasted coffee Iure Java31J4cMaracaibo
21V4c pure Laguajra 21fcc ture Santos
18 c African Java lSc Rio blena lTVSc
Peaberry mixture 17c pure Mocha 29Hc
Java Mocha blend 27c These coffees
are In fancj bags paper lined If packed
In cans or tubs ic higher
Package brands E U C 100 lb casc3
lie CO lb cases 111 lOc 3S lb cases
112 lOc Lion coffee In 100 lb lots lOCSc
In CO lb lots 10 7Sc
Cotton Market quiet middling Sc
strictlv low middling SsC low middling
Siic Stock in Baltimore 3071 bales
LOCAL BUSINESS GOSSIP
The Annual Vacation Ieier Deplet
ing the I Street Itunkfl
The annual vacation fever has r Street
In Its grip and few firms anywhere in
the street can boast of more than one
member at his desk Business Is dull and
the weather is Those that have
not jet gotten aro making prepara
tions President McLean of the Wash
ington Gas Company is at Bar Harbor
for the summer Mr Poor is at Nar
ragansett Pier Mr Orme will go to
Rehoboth Beach earlj next month Mr
Whltwell Is at Gloucester Mass Receiver
McDermott of the Washington Traction
Company will divide his time between his
home at Belmar N J and his office
here Secretary Lackcj will spend a few
weeks at Seabrlght N J President
Dunlop of the Capital Traction Comdanj
has returned from a stay at Warm
Springs Va
Crosby S Noves is at Poland Springs
Me The Kauffmannfamlly will as usual
spend their vacations In New Hampshire
Stilson Hutchlns will return from his an
nual European trip shortly He will spend
a few weeks in New Hampshire later In
the season
George Bloomer the broker will go to
Atlantic Citj this week He expects to
be aw a j several weeks When he re
turns his partner Mr Williams will go
to the same place O T the
street railway and Potomac water jovver
man Is spending his summer In Alaska
for his health Simon Wolf Is spending
a month at Atlantic Cit Ills partner
Mr Cohen will leave for the Catskills
early In Augurt for several weeks
Lewis J Davis is spending the summer
at Hot Springs Va with Mrs Davis
W A Mearns has had one short vaca
tion but will spend a longer one at Sara
toga later with Mrs Mearns A K Par
rls will go to Westerly It I early next
month President Norment of the Cen
tral National Bank will Epend a portton
of the summer at Greenbrier White Sul
phur Springs President Parker of the
Metropolitan Bank is spending his vaca
tion at his old home Bellarb Farm In the
Juniata Valley Pennsjlvanla President
Emery of the Second National Bank will
spend a part of the summer in Ulster
Count j N Y with his familj Mjron
M Parker will spend a portion of the
summer fishing In Maine George W
Brown of Uell Co will go to Atlantic
Cltj in a week or two Prcbldent Stell
wagen of the Union Trust and Storage
Companj is at Poland Springs Me Pres
ident Glover of the RIggs National Bank
is in Europe and will remain there until
late In September Vice President Hjde
will go to the White Mountains later In
the jear Mr Flathcr is at Poland
Springs
Tlif local btock nnrket sas closenl
City Mills Super Z2Sili 15 lUo rjtra erjay for the Saturday holiday that Is
Rye 0Ur mtllum t0 choice-
P mdc the rule ilurlnff the summer The
but
Oats The market M firm Stock In market of tho week was dull prices
eluators 2n0C3 bus white No 1 mi were on the whole satisfactorily strong
41c elo No 3 3St2V4c do No 1 SStUiVsc i in vie of the absence of so many ot the
do umrrnelcd 3Sc mixed No 3 8c do
No 3 375i37c do No 4 3bl3CVic
graded 3ft3Sc
Hye The market Avas firm Stock In
eluutors 8811 bus No 1 nearby In car
lots ic No 3 re 49c Net 4 rye 4Sc No
I Western rye G2c In export elevator
Hay Market dull No 1 timothv J1E0
13 SO No 2 f 14fJ14 50 No 3 S13ifl3 M No
1 docr mixed li5rS13 No 2 closer
mixed ll12 No 1 clover Jll 50112 No
2 cloer fJJtlOSO no erade hay J7lu
Straw Market was quiet No 1 straight
rje 15 No 2 J14 tuncled tjc J9i60
wheat JCfiCDO oat straw J7Q8
Mill feed Market was steadier Winter
bran as to weight J15ftl650 spring
bran In 200 lb sacks 16 50tl7 do In
100 lb sacks J17Jtl7 50 City Mills mid
dling bteady at 17 per ton
Grain frelghtb The market was steady
Liverpool per bus lVJel July London per
qr Is 2d July Glasgow none offered
Belfubt 2s July Bristol 2s July Dublin
2s July Le ith 2s July 2s August Copen
hagen Cork Denrrark picked
porks 2s 3d July 2s Cd August Ant
werp 2s July Rotterdam Is 10VW July
2s 3d Aucust Hremen 4 pfgs August
Hamburg Is 3d July 2s Cel August
Butter The market Is firm Creamery
eeparator extra 2lS2c extra nrat 2oa21c
creamery first W3Mc creamery Imita
tion extra 17c Iowa and Northwestern
ladle extra He do extra first HiH5c
Western store packed 13Jjl4c Ohio rolls
first 15016c second lSHc West Vlr
einla rolls Cut Kilkci second 138Hc
brokers ami iniestors from the city ami
th m ni weakness in uir iscw lorK
market which nearly alwns Ins a sjm
pathttlc effect on lo al securttleg There
has been an advance In MTgenthiler to
105 and this gain was In fact the most
Important of the week The block Is now
selling at a hishT price than nt any
time heretofore since tie n dilution of
the dividend to 10 per cent per annum
Lanton stock also has been strong and
on Trlday espeel illy there was an appar
ently good demand for It at Hi and 14SJ
jialf a point above tho level of a week
ago
Graphophone common stock on the
other hand has exhibited the tendency
so marked recently to get to n lower level
It may be pointed out that this stock In
the last year or more during good times
and bad has gone down In price as stead
ily as any security ecr did before The
recession has not been sharp or sensa
tional In any way but It has been won
derfully persistent A block of 200 shares
fas sold on Irlday at 9 The best bid for
tho stock was Si
A tumble occurred In the selling price
of City and Suburban stock on Thursday
and Friday that bordered on tho sensa
tional On Friday It wa offered at 12
or a trlflo less than a quarter what tho
syndicate paid lex 33000 sliaroa two years
12000 ACRES IN HsHi TEXAS
doches and practically forming BELT AHOCND THE CUSIIEltS U the property of the
Huntley Oil k Refining Co
OF IlKlMOVI TKVAS
CAPITALIZATION 2500000 Par Value of Shares 100
orncnitsr m nmicTous
Pro Jent Hon D II HRDV Beau nont co Auditor F L CTUPPUI NVsr Orleans L
Vkc President Hon S B COOPFlt Beaumont e onmltimr Enfrtaeer a B DOUCKTin Beaumont
8ecy and Gen VtCT TOVI C MVOPC Beaumont lkn t II MILES TOWNE Duluth Minn
Treasurer I n ItLK Beaumont Hon BFVTON McMILLIN XastiTille Term
mtisTii4ii
VHKIICVN
FINAXCIAL
swtarmlnlnar the charartar and financial
reaponcDllltr cif yonr Brokr Is as lta
portants the selection of rlKht stocks
Kaight Freese
Established Ofl Main Of nee
1810 U9a 53 Uwar N Y
U23 Fst Nw Washington
Telephone Main 2223
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trSBrasrltnrl ItallticBrf
f Coramlfttlon orders flollrlted for Inn or
email uccountSjiorcnsli ar m otieriitemaixiii
TVc btr to announce that we hare opened lor
the benefit of our friends and cutonicrs an of
fice directly on
YOUNGS OCEAN PIER
Atlantic City N J
150 feet out from the shore where we will be
pleaded to welcome them WE FURNISH PIER
TICKETS TO OUK CUSTOMERS
Did You Take Adairtage of the
Bargain Prices
fcend immediately for Ikt of Special Stocks
that should be bought at once
Banking Houso of
W R VERBA I LYE CO
New York Boston
MAIN OFFICES 52 Broadway N Y
Solicits orders for investment or on mtfjjui in
Mocks Grain Cotton Pro isionsand High Grade
Investment Securities
An established house conforming to the in
violable rules of all exchanges tour per cent
interest allowed on Balances subject to draic
Interest charges never aboe 6 per cent
Our own branch offices in Boston Hartford
Philadelphia Harrifibunr illianuport and Pitts
burg connected b private mres
HIGHEST BANKING REFERENCES
Our DULY HINTS which will keep you thor
oughly posted in regard to the market mailed
free at 4 p m Send all mail orders to mam
officer Send for our Special Letter isu 1 Mon
day Jul 22 on the PACIFIC STOCKS
SVIoney to Loan
At 44 and 5 Per Cent
CK REAL ESTATE Cf D C
NO DELAY BEOSD EXAMIX ST10S OF TITLE
1VALTEU U ACICEH
704 Hth St KW
W B HIBBS CO
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Members New York Stock Exchange
1419 F Street
Correspondents of
LADEXnUllG TIIAIMAW CO
New Tork
MOSEY AT
4i and 5 Per Cent
Loaned en Real Estate In District ot Columbia
Lowest Commission
HEISKELL McLERAN
1003 F Street
WALL PAPEIl
FOR A IllLE ONLY Rooms papered 150 up
HUT 616 V st m6 7
WHEN jou are goinff to the country isnt it
well to see about papering the house while you
are awaj v tn mte it looL hie new wheu
jou return home Rooms papered 2 up F G
NOLTE 21 Dth st n ml5
ago Tho offer of the stock at this low
price caused much comment In F Street
but no official explanation or suggestion
Is offered There have ben no develop
ments in the plans of the bondholders
committee of the Washington Traction
Company It was reported jestcrday that
nothing is being done at present De
spite the seml olicial statement a few
dajs ago thit the City and Suburban
bond Interest will be mid as usual on
August 1 there are a few skeptics locallv
and tho sharp decline of the stock of the
companj on 1rldaj has probably added to
their number
Telephone stock Is dull but the price
is off the stock being offered at CrH ex
dividend The business of the company
is reported to be good Extensions Into
new territory hae been Important in re
cent months and should prove remunera
tive and the stock Is considered by somo
careful market people as good an Invest
ment as any on the list despite the rc
evnt decision against the company in the
ntctrirt courts Ihe absence from the city
of the chief promoter of the comunity ct
Interests phn among tho title insurance
cnmpinics li is resulteel In an unwonted
dullness In the shares of the title com
panies Capital Traction is uun out ncius
its own fairly well
The stock ot the Forward Reduction
Company an oil enterprise of Importance
gives promise of proving a good Invest
ment The company owns and has leases
on some of the best oil lands In Texas
and Louisiana and It has In addition a
patented chemical process for reducing
crude oils which has been pronounced
by many experts the superior n long way
of the mechanical processes now in gen
eral use It is said tint the oil properties
of the company done are north more
thin the entire capital stock of the com
pany 30o0evmeasurcd by the recently
much advanced prices for these lands
The process for oil reduction Is to a cer
tain extent an asset of unknown alue
as jet but the chancel seem to faor Its
proving much the most profitable portion
of the companj s business
Of the capital stock of the company
500009 shares par value 110 a total of
26O0HO shares is held In the treasury of
the companj A portion of the remainder
Is now offered to the public at par The
officers of the compar v are well known
business men The president Ib Dr
Chauncey U Forward of Cleveland Ohio
a prominent chemist and the Inventor of
the Forward reduction process The New
York office of the company is at 27 Wil
liam Street
AMI TKsNSFrK ACBVTl -
OAV UD TIllVl CUMPAM Boston Ma
X1TIOWI llVMvb llcccsxnrlty
conservative- nml cautious in tlie lr
utterances Send for our prospectus
mill rend v Imt the Ileinimuiit a
tloual IliinUx nf this company
Ih nlllecrr nml llretorr
Bead the GIHB VXTrB given br these officers
and directors OnLIOVTlNO THhIMHES TO
IIItlSG IN I OK Oil SlTMOLMIlS ONL Oil
UOI1K GUSHFH eren II It becomes ncccssan
to purchase land on Spindle Top Heights te
accomplish it
A Texas gunher means profits with which the
ordinary investment cannot compare
hLCH A UUMtASTLB HAS NEVER BEFORE
BfcLV JLU1E BV ANV COJIPANY
Such a guarantee seems unreasonable until
the high standing and character of the com
panys officers ami managers arc takn into
consideration But men of such note and repu
tation as those who compose our directorate
COILO 0T AFFORO to do otherwise than make
Knod their ftuarantee to the public and it WILL
HE MIE GOOD
Tills Company holds 12825 seres ot lands In
the Beaumont hour Lake and Xacofrdochcs dis
trict so dittriUited that IV WHVTEVtrf
DIK1 CTIOX from the great guJiers the oil
strata may run OCR UNDS MIST COVElt
TllH DFPOlTS These lands have been se
lected bv the Isst experts with the greatest
care and located where exist the strongest
cvIjJvcTs of oil not merely some jirtlcular
formation of soil but NATURAL
which have been ALVWS PROEJf
HFlItBLE INDICATIONS OF IKTROLFUM
See the map acconpanvuur our prospectus
and rote how thoroughly our system of selection
has been carried out and how complete is our
iirLr ARoirxD the gushers
Drillirg en these lands will begin as soon at
rigs and pipe can be gotten in the field
Stock now selling at 30c a share fill soon lie
ACT flICMY Xo certificate Israied for less than fifty 50 shares All stock full paid
and non assessable Make all checks drafts and money crders parable to order of
HIKJTLEY OIL REFINING CO
209 Threadneedla Courl Beaumont Tens Ha 8 Eichiage Hi8 Boston Miss
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THE RlOOS NATIONAL BANK
or TVASiiiscTOr a a
Capital 500000
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TJNLIVIDKD PROFIT 100000
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ORDERS FOR ISVESTMESTS
BTUCK3 AND BONDS
MOSEY WASTED AKD TO LOAV
SALARY
Loans to honest employes Think of Itt We
loan money upon note without security of
any kind
It Witt Cost You Nothing
To tall and allow us to quietly explain why
e can save you money If you want money
quick see u today Jrl Money
Cuuitrtras treatment always We
want your trade Tou want our money
Thats enouch to make the deaL We loan
money on Furnitur Punos etc also at
reasonable rates
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO
602 F Street N W
We Will Lend You Money
On yoor furniture pianos organs etc and yon
can paj It back In small weekly or monthlj paj
menis
Absolutely No Delay
Our business Is itrictlj confidential no em
barrassln questions to asic jqtl Lowest rates la
the dty Private oUTotx
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO
613 F Street NW
LOANS OF 10
AND UPWARD OS FURSmTRB AMD UX03
At Iowet rates and on the Iay jou apply We
are loanln en the Buildinj and Loan Association
plan fchich mase3 the cost of carrying loans
much less than you pay elsewhere and allows you
to pay It oil in any sized rotes you desire run
nlnjr from one to twelve months If you have ft
loan with some other company we will pay it
off snd sdvance you more money If desired Rates
cheerfully given and no cost to you unless Iota
Is made Call and get rates Front room first
floor
National Mortgage Loan Co
625 F St N W
LOANS ON
FURNITURE PIANOS c
UnfiCY If ou need money Slve us a
lYlUilLl call you can make your own
terras ns to repajment of loan
M ft KIEV and the Eoods will be left In
ITlUltL undisturbed possession
Our rates will please jou as
UftMCV tney are ne lowest and our
mil ML I method of loinlns L the best
and easiest No publicity Pri
vate offices
Washington Mortgage Loan Co
CASH TO LOAN
OS FUKMTUIIE FIANOS ETC
without rm ovsl from your possession snd In say
mount from 10 to 500 Cur rates are the
cheapest and you can make jour own terms
Loans matlc within three hours from the time
jou spply e loan for the Interest only and
do not want your sootn so you need hare nn
fear ot losing them Our offices are up on ths
nun noor awsy irom ine street ana are so ar
ranged that we can ensure strictest privacy Drop
In and jet our rates
iotomac uaiiatee loa CO
KS3S0 F ST NEAR STH NW
itoom m Atlantic BullOJur
Talc Elevator ft Filth Floor
WHAT IS FAIRS
Tr sn a straight business proposition to lend you
money to help you out of difficulties If you
have Furniture Tlano or other gwti security
we can help you out and the terms will he nude
tc suit your convenience in paying Call to eee
us and get at the bottom ot our business methods
EVANS fc COMPANY
o a st n w
ROOM 3 First Floor Rear Opp Patent Office
V WTED To borrow J2U0 for one veir at 0
per tent on good endorsed notes Address RO
tis this omee m21 3
At VNTFD To borrow 73 for six months security
and good interest Address 110X 100 this office
ml
Money tf lend on furniture nml
lilnnux luwent rates MWrnitS Jc
CO Itoom HI IVardcr bulldiujr
MONEY TO LOAN st SM to 5 per cent la sums
oi 1000 to J1000D on D a real estate pay oil
I and 6 per cent mortgages and begin anew all
tranactiuns conducted rih economical considera
tion for borrowers W1I IL bAUMILGS CO
HOT F st cs
UERK 15 your opportunity to procur a loan
on vour lurniture or piano Irom a private partv
at a low rate Address BOX 1 this office
eSO tf
MOE LOWED salaried people and retail nwr
chants upon their own names uithout security
eay pajreents TOLilAN Room AS Su3 9H O
it
w vrnv ioo for twelve months secured sal
ary 20 per cent Address BO Oi this cince
ml3 3
v VYTrDLoan ot 200 for six months will
give ii lor use oS bumo Address BO 71 this
olllce mlM
MONEV TO LOAN ON AIPROVED COLLAT
I HAL No delay CHARLES A n VKER Booms
0 amf4L MeUerott Ruildm 1110 F St
s TssTjnrrri
Superior to Aplol Tmsy rennyroyal or SteeL
Sure Relief of Pain and Irregulari
ties Peculiar to the Sex
Aplnllnc Capsules for thrco months coat L
Drucjlst or K O Box 2031 Xew Yoric