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THE WASHINGTON TDIES MONDAY SEPTEMBER It 1903 10 1 Adverse Weather Reports and Bank Statement Depress Stocks in Dull Market I S RIGHT AT OPENING Railways Tractions and Indus- trials All Suffered NEW YORK Sept 14 The stock mar- ket today opened irregular averaging lower The principal Issues to gain were Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Manhattan both being up Missouri Pacific lost Copper Atchison Rending St Paul and Union Pacific opened off Steel lost then further to its low record 19 Pressure was developed and prices declined further Brooklyn Rapid Transit losing 1 per cent St Paul and the rest of the list inclined- to shade the opening quotations Soon common sold 3 per cent under last pre- vious sale Pressure continued and St Paul lost 1 in all Reading following closely The market was under the Influence of a number of adverse factors These Included the reports of great damage by storms In the spring wheat region and this mornings accounts of low tempera- ture in the corn belt The discussion- of Saturdays bank statement was rather pessimistic and the lower prices for American shares in London and the fur- ther decline In British consols were in- fluences by no means stimulating Business was slightly more active than last week up to the end of the first iour and after opening fractionally lower prices in most Instances suffered lurther losses The market became somewhat dull on the approach of the second hour and as the offerings of stock diminished traders effected frac- tional rallies The speculation is some- what unsettled however and operations are waiting to some extent upon fu- rther weather and crop news Govern- ment bonds unchanged Railroad bonds dull but somewhat lower London houses found little market abroad although there were differences- in parity They bought about 3000 shares in all Tone of the market has weak- ened considerably in last half hour al- though there is less liquidation coming from the outside than in early hours Trading sentiment Is quite bearish WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET Sales United States Coupon 3s 500 108Capital fraction 4s 1000107 500 107 Washington Street Railway 5s 500 72Columbia frtailroad 5s 50010 Washingt i Street Railway preferred 630 AmericariV Jraphophone common 13 American Graphophone preferred 30 08 GOVERNMENT BONDS Bid Asked U S 2s R I4g0 Ifl3 U S 2s a J09 U S Ss R 108X u s ss iJS i J 4s R1W JM U 84s 0 190T Ill U S R OVtf go 16 u s is a w7 ig U S 5s R 1604 JOU U S C 19M I02 D c sTesi it 2 ie RAILROAD BONDS Capital Traction R R 106 107V Met R R 5s 1025 116S Met R K Cert indebtedness A W4 107 Met R R Cert indebtedness B 10i JC8 Columbia R R tit 1M4 11 j wl Wash Street Railway 4s MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Wash Gas Co ser A ffs 10M27 18- Waih Gas Co ser B r 180487 104 U S Elec Deb lnp 1902 MS 104X U S Elec Light Cert Indebt 102- Che Pot TeL Com as 103tf 186X Wish Market Co 1st 6s 1692 106 Masonic Hall Aesn 5s C 1003 IK Washington Gas l J20 SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS National Safe Deposit and Trust 150 Washington Loan and Trust 200 215 Amer Security and Trust 208 Washington Safe Deposit 85- Cnion Trust and Storage lib 106k Washington Sarinc Bank Hk American See t Trust 4a 1W 165 Home Savings Bank RAILROAD STOCKS Capital Traction s 128 12- 4Waih Ry pf W 88 Wash Street Ry com NATIONAL BANK STOCKS flank of Washington 1M Metropolitan MO- I Central JO Farmers and Mechanics SaD Eerond 17K Citizens i Columbia J Capital 1 Traders 1 4 Lincoln 121 RIgs new tock B33 060 American National Bank lit 128 INSURANCE STOCKS Firemen 25 Franklin Metropolitan M Corcoran 70 Potomac Of Arlington 31 German American 176 National Union 7 Columbia 10 12 lUgg 6 Peoples B 7 Commercial 6 6 TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS Eeal Estate Title 8H 100 Columbia Title 4 W Washington Title 2 2X TELEPHONE AND GRAPHOPHONE STOCKS Chesapeake and Potomac SB 41 3 4V American Crapbopbone pfd 77f V GAS STOCKS Washington CM 6 66 Georgetown Gag TO TYPE MACHINE STOCKS Mergenthaler Linotype 171 K2tf lanston 7 8 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Greene Con Copper Co luff 20 Washington Market 18 Steamboat 220 J ilaury Dove IsO Realty Appraisal SOX STATE DEPARTMENT RECOGNIZES CONSULS Consular officers have been recognized- by the State Department as folio wa J Wollons consul of Belgium at Phila- delphia Li Tlnskwoi vlao consul of China at Manila P I Owyang King vice consul of China at San Francisco RECESSIONS NOTED 18 10 9 3 108 110 108 0 U S J18 Ds 4 n R Sd mort tl i2 7 lit t 3J I 60 n J 0 0t f A 3 1A 4s Columbia 5s 2X Light fl Lii 93 I 4 05 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ° < > ¬ < NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Reported by W B Hlbbs Co 1419 F Street Members New York Stock Ex- change Chicago Board of Trade Wash ington Stock Exchange Open High Low Cbs Amal Copper 47 47 45 45 Am C F 31 31 Vi 31 31 Am C F pf 82 82 82 82 Am Loco pf 85 85 85 85 Am Smelt 43 43 42 42 Am Smelt pf 80 S9 89 Am Sugar 115 115 115 115 A T S F 66 66 65 65 A T S F pf 90 90 90 90 Balto Ohio 81 81 80 80 Brook Rap Tr 41 41 38 39 Can Pac 123 123 122 122 Ches Ohio 33 33 33 33 Chi Gt West 16 16 16 16 C M S P 141 141 140 140 C R I P 28 28 27 27 C R I P pf 65 65 65 65 Col F I 46 46 44 44 Con Gas 173 173 172 172 Erie 29 29 29 29 Erie 1st pf 67 67 66 66 Erie 2d pf 51 51 51 Gen Elec 161 161 161 161 Ill Cent 133 133 132 132 Louis Nash 105 105 104 104 Man El 134 134 Met St Ry 113 113 113 113 M K T 19 19 19 19 Mo Pac 93 93 91 92 N Y 122 121 121 N Y O W 22 22 22 2 Nor West 62 62 62 62 Pa R R 124 124 33 123 P Gas of Chi 93 93 93 93 Pr Steel Car 39 39 39 39 Reading 53 53 P2 52 Reading 1st pf 79 79 79 79 Rep Steel I 10 10 10 10 S L S W pf 35 35 35 35 So Pac 44 45 44 44 So Ry 22 22 21 21 So Ry pf 85 85 85 Tenn C I 38 38V 88 38 Tex PJU 26 26 26 26 Union Pac 75 75 74 74 Union Pac pf 85 85 85 85 U S Loather 7 7 7 7 U S Steel 20 20 10 20 U S Steel pt 69 69 69 69 Wabash 21 21 21 21 Wabashpf 34 34 33 33 West Union 83 83 S3 83 Wis Cent 18 18 18 18 NEW YORK COTTON MARKET NEW YORK Sept 14 There was an active and somewhat excited opening in cotton today Besides the impetus sup plied by higher cables bulls supported the later positions on prospects that the SUit storm might work into the cotton belt delaying receipts and Injuring the crop Good general buying took place An attempt was made on the call to de- press the list notably October but de- mand from room and outside sources was too vigorous and prices immediately rallied The bull leader seemed to te supporting September which on the call sold up 20 points After the call prices yielded a little under realizing but in tho main held firm The market was oft several points from top toward midday but retained a steady undertone on demand from shorts and what seemed to be Investment buy- ing The late cables from Liverpool were favorable to a firm market here and Europe seemed to be buying moder- ately In our market Sefcral beat persistently sold the October op tion but that option held relatively firmer than later months all the fore- noon Fear of lower temperatures and of storm damage over the central belt today checked conical bear selling Opening Noon Bid Asked Bid Asked April 1 986 990 May 984 985 98S 989 September 1110 1110 1112 October 995 996 997 993 November 985 985 986 December 984 988 989 March 984 987 988 Market opened strong 4 to 15 points higher Noon very steady CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Special to The Washington Times CHICAGO Sept 14 The following prices were quoted on the grain market today Opening Noon Wheat Bid Asked Bid Asked May 84 84 September 80 0 Corn Slay 51 52 Oats May 39 30 39 39 Pork May 1367 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS No 1410 V Street northwest John M Churchill et ux to Leila C Seymour lot 123 square 204 10 Massachusetts Avenue northeast Second and Third Streets Free born H Page et ux to Robert R Ma homey lots N S T U V W and pat lots R arid Q square 755 10 Alley between G and H First and Second Streets northeast Mary Sheehan- et al to Washington Terminal Company- lot 20 square 719 51800 Massachusetts Avenue northeast be tween Second and Third Streets John J Burch et ux to Patrick Glcason part lot 10 square 756 J2300 No 305 H Street northeast Nellie Af Shields to Catherine Culhane part lot 8 square 777 Pierce Mill Road Calvin A Edwards- to the Chevy Chase Land Company part of Springland 66 Thirteenth Street northeast between B and F Wilson et ux to A McCallum original lot 17 10 A Peter M to Wilson lot 16 square 1007 10 Florida Avenue northwest between Third end Fourth C Lotts ot al trustees to Florence V Creamer lot 71 square 519 4500 Susan to same lot 72 square 519 MO Ivy City Mary A McKInney to A Wade part lot 6 block 7 10 COURT RECORD Equity Court No 1 justice Gould Balster vs Cadlok F A and James B Archer Jr appointed receivers Morrison vs Morrison defendants time for taking proof extendod United States- vs Charles Baker robbery ball reduced to ffJQ recognizance taken with Zeph P Moore surotr Probate Court Justice re Hulda R Botscn petition for appoint- ment of guardian filed In re Wilbert Ruffln answer flIed Estate of Maurice M Austin petition for letters of ad ministration Estate of Christiana Strauss will March 17 1885 filed 89 I i 4 i 4 4 to to i 5 to 132 132 Cent122 i 85 22 s 1s 4 5 B op- erators I 4 be- tween 10 StreetsAndrew Mar Andrew StreetsFrank Cornel Mare I GouldIn file j PlaceS orIginal ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¼ CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS The financial situation in London is causing much apprehension It is more than probable that in the near future the Bank of England will make another advance in Its discount rate to prevent shipments of gold to the United States The market for Americans is lower but this is not considered important owing- to the unsettled The public continues to be apathetic and the banks and trust companies will do all thoy can to discourage The continued weakness of Brooklyn Rapid Transit Is attributed to the fact that all the earnings of the season have been used In Improvements Further- more pool operations of extensive pro portions which were expected to find a market at a high price have been un- able to sellS except on a declining market This is all there is to Brooklyn Rapid Transit and when liquidation of this pool stock Is completed there may be some reaction to considering Influences on the se- curity market the hope of good crops and consequent business activity In tha South and West Is the mainstay of tho market Should this be Jeopardized in the early news of the week it woqjd bo difficult to see how the market can be more than sustained If that Eightytwo roads for July show an average net Increase of 2610 per For the first week In September one roads report an average gross In crease of 943 per cent Farmers admit the crops are above normal In prices and what Is said in the London market may be quoted to describe the local state of affairs a condition bordering on Imbecility The new week opens with little en- couragement to those who hope for Im- provement and with more confidence on the bear side Four factors favor tho bear outlook These are the action the banks In retiring a large amount of accumulation at a time when the ury is trying to help the unsatisfactory showing of Brooklyn Rapid Transit for the year the uncer- tainty regarding weather and crops for the remainder of the month and the absence of the public from the market One of the most potent causes of hard times In this country In the quarter of a century previous to 1306 was recurrent periods of agricultural this in turn having been by overproduction of foodstuffs the world over which so low ered the price of grain that the American farmer was on oc casions almost driven to the wall The grainproducing area of the world In- creased faster than did the population that was the trouble about 1808 various geographers and statistical w- uthorltles began to call attention1 to the fact that practically no new grainpro ducing lands were opened while popu lation was making giant strides and their theories were accentuated by the great rise in wheat prices that year FISHING AT CHESAPEAKE BEACH Judging from the large sacks of crabs and long strings of fish that are being carried from Chesapeake Beach day the supply Is unlimited It necessary to throw a line with a piece of meat tied to the end Into the water any part of board walk to large crabs as fast as it Is pos sible to pull them out It has long been- a standing tradition that Chesapeake Bay crabs are the finest In the world The fish tailors sea bass croakers white and yellow perch cat carp and flounders seem to be more plentiful this year than over before To gratify the desire of anglers and the Chesapeake Beach will operate excursion trains a few days longer and a copy of the schedule may- be in the railroad column of this GROWTH OF AMERICAN BANK Banking circles all over the country are interested in tho surprising progress made by the American National Bank of this city at the close of its first tout months existence The institution has only about 10000 Invested In fix tures and sundries and on the last call showed undivided profits to tho amount of 519948 The business of the bank has increased steadily ever since the opening day May 4 when the deposits registered fl0766205 They stand today at 61684674 The officials of the bank have received numerous congratula- tory notes and telegrams on their show Ing and themselves feel gratified at the results In its infancy the American National Bank is close to banks which have been established from twelve to fifteen years HEADACHE RELIEVED INSTANTLY Got a constant headache Ten chances to one the secret of your suf- fering Is that white mans burden catarrh Heres a sentence from one mans evidence for Pr Agnews Powder One application gave mo Instant relief cleared the nasal pas- sages and stopped the pain in my head Its a quick safe and sure treatment and It nevr r fails to cure Dr Agnews Heart Cure Is for stomach and nerves oo co tons cent ot Tea dEpressIon America No ever tram the Cabers foul hear specula- tion Ca- tarrhal ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The monetary outlook is giving less rather than greater anxiety as the crop moving pinch approaches This leaves tho outlook more dependent upon the crop situation The Governments has made excellent reports which the crit- ics are picking to pieces The critics are so seldom disinterested that their viewpoint is necessarily to be consid ered The criticisms the cotton yield have behind them apparently little be yond tho weight attaching to the utter ances of those affiliated with the cotton bulls But the critics of the crop statement condemn it upon its face The averages are high only In the States which produce little corn arid they are low In the States which produce the bulk of the crop A twobilllonbushel crop would seem the best to be ex- pected even if the frost does not dam age and there are many who would not be surprised by a smaller yield even if all goes well The annual report of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway which appeared- In the last days of August created a mild sensation among railway statisti- cians and analysts In a general way the results shown were not unexpected- for there has been a thorough apprecia- tion of the large inroads now being made in railroad gross earnings by operating expenses but as the Northwest is one of the most conservative roads in the country and money has been spent most lavishly In keeping it In firstrate condi tidh the feeling was that net earnings would snake at least a much better showing along Its lines than on those of many other systems A good deal of prlse therefore was manifested when it was found that the Northwest net had been reduced by 55000 and that its sur plus had fallen over 700000 Increased cost of transportation and general ex penses told the story although the loss In surplus was partially accounted for by an increase In construction account FINANCIAL STATEMENTS REPORT OF THE CONDITION- of the AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING- TON At Washington in the District of Columbia at the close ot business September 9 1003 RESOURCES Loans and discounts 613770 60 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 14 U S bonds to secure circulation 0000 00 Premiums on U S bonds 847751 Banking house furniture and fixtures 10355 20 Due from national banks net reserve agents 6327633 Due from State banks and hankers 3675 57 Due from approved reserve agents 0052023 Checks and other cash items 061128 Exchanges for clearing house 13736 89 Notes of other national 505 00 Fractional paper and cents 4S1S2 Lawful money reserve in bank viz Specie 7100300- LegaMender notes 2003800 0203000 Redemption fund with U S Treasurer 5 per cent circulation 250000 Total 021046 22- LLBLITIES Capital stock paid in 25000000 Undivided profits expenses and taxes paid 510048 National bank notes outstanding 4990000 other national banks 00556 40 to State banks and bankers 893517 Due to trust companies and savings 1011322 Individual deposits subject to check 53311991 Certified checks 400201 016816 74 Total 921046 22 District of Columbia city of aWshinsten ss I It It LYNN Cashier of the abovenamed bank do polemnly swear that the above state- ment ia true to the best of my knowledge and K H LYNN Cashier and sworn to before me this llth day of September 1003 WILLIAJl SELBY Correct Attest Notary Public IRWIN B LINTON W T OALLIHEH W3L H SAUXDBRS N HARPER f J WHIT HEBRON CHARLES A DOUGLAS- SIt Directors REPORT OF TIlE CONDITION- Of the RIGGS NATIONAL BANK At Washington D O at the close of business September 9 1903 RESOURCES Loans and discounts 300806679 Overdrafts and unsecured 4010 84 U S circulation 10000000 U S bonds to secure U S de- posits 300000000- U S bonds on hand 3323000 Premiums on U S bonds 12476936 Stocks securities etc 331S 250- Ranking1 house furniture and fix- tures 34371582 Due national banks not re C24154 S3 Due from State honkers 134152 53 Due from Agents 1877264 05 Internal revenue stamps Checks and other cash Items 6814800 Exchanges for clearing house 5142311 Fractional paper currency nick- els and cents Lawful money reserve in bank is Specie I S33775W Legal tender notes 23000 Redemption fund with U S Treasurer 5 of circulation 500000 Total LIABILITIES stock paid in 100000003 Surplus fund 100000000 Undivided profits less expenses und taxes paid 8310075 National bank notes outstanding 1K5700 00 Reserve for taxes 465551 Due to other national banks 129053 05 Due to State banks and banker 11507 53 Due to trust companies and sav- ings banks 27148159 Due to approved reserve agents HO 81 Individual deposits sub- ject to clteck o917318 OS Demand certificates of 41059 S7 checks 4002 01 5930S76 80 United 3000000 03 U S lOOOOOOOJ Total 1257161670 District of Columbia s I AimiUR T imiCK cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear the above statement is true to the best of ARTHUR T Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12tli day of September 1003 1 R1TTKNHOUSE Notary Public Correct Attest H HURT Ml E AILK- SVil J FLATHER U director bank Dup bell I ROB sere fro bank 5 75 175 12571516 7th dept State deport tat knowledge- and Sal corn shY lees 00 aso belle ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FINANCIAL THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OFFICE COIl 9TH AND F STS PAIDUP MILLION made on approved or collateral at sates Interest upon deposits on monthly balances subject to check Thi company acts as executor admn istrator trustee treasurer reeif and in all capacities Boxes fey rent In and fireproof vaults for safe storage of val sable packages JOHN JOY EDSOJ President JOHN A SWOPE Vice President ELLIS SPEAR Second Vice President ANDREW PARKER Treasurer BRICE J MOSES Assistant Treasurer THOMAS BRADLEY Real Estate Office REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Is prepared to assumo the management of your estate Careful attention given to de tails THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY CORNER 15TH ST AND NEW AT CAPITAL 81000000 Pays interest on deposits Safes Inside Burglarproof Vaults Trust eta THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON D CL CAPITAL 1000000 SURPLUS 1000000 EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND IRELAND FRANCE AND GERMANY LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAILABLE IN ALL FOREIGN PARTS BANK COLLECTIONS INVESTMENTS AND BONDS STOCKS- I am In a position to execute in Stocks Grain and Cotton on Service excellent In direct communication with New York Telephone East 726 Estab- lished 6 years Margin I Per Cent NO 529 Seventh N Cor F SAVINGS ly THKK- EiElt Commercial Accounts Received Union Savings Bank TRUST e CO 414 F Street N W ACCOUNTS taken amount and sub cneck t will 2 INTEREST ALLOWED LOAN COMPANIES Household Loan Co 616 F St NW ABRANDNEW COMPANY NEW IDEAS We know we can offer you better terms time and easier payments than any In the city We mean on your Furniture Organs etc If you owe any other company we will pay off give you all the money you want treatment assured Drop postal for agent to call and ex- plain terms aulStf MONEY TO On Funiture Pianos etc without removal We are an old established company and can paid before the time expires loans with other companies paid off and more money advanced Money same day you apply Private office Absolutely No Publicity No Advance Charast NOTHING DEDUCTED FROM LOAN POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO 02S F STREET N W Atlantic Building Rooms 7478 Loans on furniture etc on the most liberal terms YOU ever offered in this city removal or publicity If you owe any other company and want more money will let you have it without delay MONEY Private offices WASHINGTON MORTGAGE 610 F St N W Money to Loan 4 per cent On real estate in District of Columbia No delay in clueing loans HEISKELL McLERAM 1008F Street S50000 TO LOAN- On Furniture Pianos Organs etc Without re- moval without publicity without delay U you have a loan with another company ire will pay the urns oil for you and advance more money Cail and get rates or drop postal aud agent will rail at your NO EXPENSE TO YOU IS hiPS COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO 313 F St N W Office Hlurs Telephone SGOY East apSd DO YOU NEED MONEY We lain from 1000 to 50000 an furniture full amount you and the same day you ask for it Our rates are us low as any and you make own terms No trouble to give rates and explain our methods MUTUAL LOAN TRUST 016 F STREET ROOMS 12 AND 12 NATIONAL UNION BLDC AS GOOD AS GOLD Simply your promise to pay can be exchanged with us for the rash If you need money see nat You can pet it easily quickly privately at rates charred elsewhere no cinbarras in ques 10 to 500 on pianos furniture etc for papers itSTAlao LOANS ON INDORSED NOTES NAT LOAN INVESTMENT CO Fourth Floor N E Cor 15th and G Sts CHRISTIANA STRAUSS The will of Christiana March 17 1885 was filed today for pro bate She leaves her ostato real and personal to her nephew Hugh A Kane who with Benjamin Durfee Is named executor CAPITAL Lan agent bull YORE Bets ORDER OR order IRE W ACCOUNT UNION SAVINGS long pay the LOAN In J DO pans No WAN T we LOA home S a m C P wagon etc you abut hal tons WILL x ira rea all IIOND1IULLDEFGJ guarantee the lowest rates easiest payments and most liberal disouunts case loan Is From in pianos homes and the COd S ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TRUSTEES SALES TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS 51 52 53 54 53 560758 AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON IN JOHN F WAGGAMANS SUBDIVISION OF ORIGINAL LOTS Nos 16 AND 17 IN SQUARE No C52 September of the records of the District of Columbia and at the request of the holder of the notes secured thereby we will sell at auction in front of the premises on THURSDAY the 17th DAY OF 1903 at 3 OCLOCK P Jf estate and the improvements thereon situated- in the county of Washington District of Co- lumbia to wit Lots 61 52 53 54 55 66 57 59 in John F WaRgamans subdivision- of original Iota Nos 16 and 17 square No 652 and recorded in Liber 13 45 In the Sur- veyors office of the Columbia Terms of sale Onethird of the purchase money to be paid in cash the balance In one annum or all cash at the of the a deposit of 100 will be required at of sale All conveyancing and re- cording to be at purchasers cost Terms of sale to be fifteen days from date of sale or the trustees will resell at the risk and cost of the purchaser STEPHEN P WRIGHT EDWARD P MOORE se4St Trustees FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To sell fine flfoot rubber plant healthy condition very Address BOX I 475 this office scl2U15 FOR SALE Thoroughbred mastiff It moptlis any reasonable offer sold for want of accommo- dations 1000 Oth St nw 4 It FOR SALE Sewing need Domestic 10 New Home 8 Wheeler Wilson No 9 12 Standard 18 White 6 McFAHLANDS 1633 14th at nw corner U st- s 136t FOR large refrigerators two small refrigerators cheap Apply OSCAR PER KINS Hotel Normandici 15th I eta nw ecl33t SALE Invalids rolling chair good new will sell cheap in the way 714 F st sw e33t FOR SALE Large heatinff stove 12 0 cost 35 HOPWOOD Sth and K at nw Oil I repaired se33t SALE 200 heating stoves some good as new See me save money HOPWOOD Sth and K nw Oil stoves repaired te33t FOR SALE Very handsome madetoorder quar oak extension table 23 cost 55 315 nw sel33t SALE Two One rolltop drake like new 32250 each cost 40 each 315 6th si nw se33t STUDENT ATTENTION Why rent when you can Remington typewriter No 2 fine condition new rubber roller metal corer 35 7 cash balance 4 month Address BOX 493 this office ee23t FOR SALE Monument just received from quarry one sample monument will sell rea- sonable to an immediate purchaser firstclass workmanship and handsomely carved 5 feet 4 Inches high Address BOX 492 this office for days ce23t GCRANTEE SEWING CO Agency Davis machines We snakes at cut prices Secondhand machines from 5 up machine guaranteed On credit Soc a Renting SOc a week Repairing 425 4 st sw Open until 9 pm ee23t FOR SALE Slightly used low prices SUeff Steinway Knabe Wendell Fiscuer etc Easy payments if desired CIIAS K 521 llth st nw J C CONLIFF Manager sel2tf SALE My nearly new mahogany upright Address BOX 4S1 this office se23t FOR SALE Violin bow and ease 750 old I instrument fine tons 515 K st ne ee23t- rtR SALE Party leaving city gentleman bicycle some furniture Excelsior printing with type good condition cheap 205 nw sel23t FOR small and one grapho Address 479 this ofltee el23t PIANOS 1 WEEKLY Square Pianos at giveaway prices on weekly payments ROSEXCRANTZ PIANO 1250 PIANO 15 CO PIANO 1750 KNABE PIANO 45 F G SMITH PIANO CO BRADBURY BUILDING 1225 PA AVE SLIGHTLY USED Planes at barga prices Special reduction on all new Pianos during this sale Look elsewhere but see us before deciding DeMOLLS MUSIC HOUSE Sole Agents fcr Ten Different Piano Manufac- turers 1231 G et nw auSltf WE SAY buy now while are low will credit you when short of for furniture stoves etc hair mattress in two parts 6 REDMOND 311 and 313 7th st nw aulSU FOR quality opaque shades fitted tu cnly 25c the best quality oil opaque shades 50c hung tree will call with samples KLEEBLATT3 Olth and H its ne Phone East 25P hl3tl WORK I WORK Its the workingman who wants to buy a good suit of clothes slightly J used made by our best tailors lowest prices jusnrs OLD STAND 019 D st sei47t StIlE ZARRA Palmist Card Reader Removes spells tells name Readings tIc and Soc Upstairs 727 9th st nw sel41517 A PLAIN STATEMENT- MR ERVING MILLON Expert Palmist and Hypnotist 014 New York axe nw 9 to S Hypnotism taught Mr an adept Palmistry If you wish a scientific and accurate reading every statement of which can be referred to any standard work on Palm- istry he respectfully solicits your patronage but if you want a smattering of superstitious ignorance do not come to his office fir he does not want your patronage Ills readings are thorough and include all desired information facts dates what you wish to know Fees Ladies SOc gentlemen 1 no more no less With each reading is given a written chart and delineation of It MME THEO Card Reader Palmist Medium Removes spells the separated gives luck German 910 H st nw se32t FOR SALE TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE Underwood typewriter In good con- dition 30 Address BOX 491 this se27t LOAN COMPANIES ON FURNITURE PIANOS ETC Lowest Rates Business Confidential- No Delay SURETY LOAN CO Room 1 Warder Building 2d floor 9th and F sts nw HOW DO YOU KNOW That you are borrowing money as cheap as it We do the largest business because our are the lowest Your furniture piano or note is excellent security for a here Pri- vate offices at LOAN 602 F Street N W CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY IF YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY 1N- A bank you look for the safest in Etitution why not use the same care when you deposit valu- able for a loan We have a building and safes made fcr that purpose All business confidential Money loaned on watches diamonds jewelry etc Interest three per cent instead of ten II K KfLTONS LOAN OFFICE Established 1870 311 Ninth Street N W Money Loaned Salaried People Retail merchants teamsters boarding horses without security largest in iQ pita tips TOLMAN Poorn 101 533 loth st I I I Dy of a of in SEP lolo and two at 6 chase chap ate SALEThree atc FOR tee FOR the ACE Eve piano k piano pre SAne lag 1 SIS do pre SAo PERSONA lour FEE reunite when have not on rte 0 cUe Ut l- i virtue certain deed trust recorded 24 1502 Liber 2630 folIo 477 one rear years with interest per cent per defaulting 8 FOIL as ate FrIEFF FOIl LOANS can be had you us 4gy5 aw ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ½ US ENGINEER OFFICE WASHINGTON BAR- RACKS D C 12 1003 Sealed wilt be received here until NOON OC 12 1W a jd then publicly for j tin roof and asphult floor construction at the Government Printing Office Information fur I 12M15locO10 OF DEPOT QUARTERMASTER Wash ington D a September 1003 Sealed pro- posals in triplicate be received at this 25 1903 and Jen publicly and delivering Washington D C three 3 draft forms for proposals with specifications and further In will be furnished on to Capt ARCHIBALD W BUTT Quartermaster U S Army in Charge of Depot OFFICE OF TIlE COMMISSIONERS D C Washington 10 IOCS SEALED POSALS will be received at this grading laying walks and and of grounds of Morgan School California Ave northwest until 12 JL SEPTEMBER forms H HENRY L WEST JOHN DIDDLE D c esll 1214- I Washington 10 1BOS SEALED PRO POSALS will be received at this office I r irw finishing blackboard In new school buildings nearing Forms of and location of be obtained in the office of the Inspector of Buildings HENRY B F L WEST JOHN BIDDLE Commissioners D a GFFIC OF THE COMMISSIONERS D C Washington 10 1903 will be until 12 1L 13 1903 outhouses and Reno School Information may be obtained and to office of of Building MACFARLAND HENRY L WEST JOHX BIDDLE D esll1214 BUSINESS CHANCES SALOON AND SMALL HOTEL located promi- nent corner Northwest W J 617 Louisiana ave sel43t good business corner poolroom at- icbcd rent 25 Dry and notions to Washington inventory Cafe J 617 Louisiana I CIGAR AND POOLROOM street price 550 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS 611 F st se43t GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE doing fine business trill invoice other business cause NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS 611 st ee43t FOR SALE 28jrallon milk route good hares and 8225 Apply NEW YORK BUSI NESS 611 F B 143t FOR toy and stationery store 2027 14th st nw seltSt INVENTIONS IMPROVED to reduce cost of manufacturing 25 to 50 per cent ideas per and developed success or no pay ad 1120 8th st nw eeH3t DAIRY LUNCH fine location 225 W H YOUNG 700 9th ft sU2t DO YOU KNOW that AUSTINS have mo t t the genuine and businesses large or small now market No charge to buyers Also boarding and rooming bouse CHANGE CSS G st nw el28t FOR SALE Grocery and meat store in North- west very reasonable established twenty years doing a business gives of reasons for selling Address BOX 499 this of flee sel3SL FOR SALE 25horsepower Erie engin shafting and pulleys feed water heater feed 25horsepower boiler complete all new used two years 100000 brides 15 slate mantels KARRICK 1333 C t nw Phone 8664Y selSSt FOR SALE General contracting fertilIzing and manure business old established trade and good- will with 1 horses wagons carts and dirt wagons good paying Auyy ROLAND C BOOTH corner ee23t FOR SALE Cigar and stationery store over 120 month profit all new owner city on account of health living rooms and cheap rent Price 1200 Address BOX 4SS this office se23t YOU GET RICH in the Ginseng in start you 10 Invectment trill yield 7000 in ten years Address CONSOLI- DATED GINSENG CO Warder Building cor- ner 9th and F eta nw se330t FOR SALE HORSES VEHICLES FOR SALE Surrey and new harness 25 horse clipping machine and 55 StS New York ave nw sel43t FOR SALE Ten horses and five light onehorsa delivery wacons springs good as new also one sidedoor milk wagon in good condi tion also one fresh cow Gsa be seen at 401 South Capitol st aw sel43t FOR SALE Cheap one good big family or delivery horse Rear 56 0 st se se43t FOR SALE Five work horses one pony Rear 107 D ct ne se33t FOR SALE One horse two cows 414 Wash- ington St Anacostia BelS3t FOR SALE Sound mare and 55 apiece Rear 223 A st se se2Sc FOR light butter wagon and two top Rear 424 lit st nw sel23t FOR SALE Cheap II horses and mares S draft 4 excellent business and 2 fast driving mires must and will M sold no offer refused Stable rear Manns Pennsylvania ave nw 6Cll6t LOST On Saturday gold breastpin with Jet cross E st between 6th and 12th eta or llth st between E st and Maryland sw Finder please return to 1112 Maryland sw and receive reword It LOST Diamond and pearl breastpin Sunday night between 6th and E and 7th and A sts- ne Reward if returned to 092 E st ne It LOST Sunday evening between S and 030 round gold locket about 1 inches in diameter one side other side raised design Tiger quarter Reward K returned The Kingman 423 Massachusetts ave nw se43t LOST Watch fob with buckle and dia- mond in frost and monogram en bask Liberal reward if returned to 469 Pennsylvania ave LOST On Oth st nw between the Avenue and C st Liberal reward if returned to Cashier 1008 Pennsylvania axe It LOST Between 2J t and Eth S and T sis nw pearl brooch diamond center Return to 604 Slat st nw and sell 31 LOST Gold brooch with shields French and English 14th st or Chevy Chase car Return to 1441 Rhode Island awe and receive reward te33t LOST Gold watch at Chesapeake Junction return to 1716 ith st nw anti liberal reward ee33t LOST August 1 School and Park eta or in Freemans stare Mount Pleasant ladys silver chatelaine watch suitable reward if returned- to 3i40 School st Mount Pleasant s 12 3t Any lady w gentleman finding a gold with locket and black giatd fl will receive 6 reward by bringing to owntr lost Labor Day A JONES 4th st selS3t LOST September 10 at Cabin John Bridge silk please correspond with IL- BAlCH 327 M st nw sel23t LOST A gold wedding Friday evening on north side of Rtede Island awe 15th st and Circle to CHARLES BINCHAM 1511 Vermont ave Tsel83t FOUND FOUND Female collie dog with cellar and tag Call 710 I st se se42t FOUND White and brown female pointer on my premises Owner can have same by ap- plying to J M BECKER Jr 11M Sth st FOUND Lacc i Ice cream absolutely pure 70 cents per gallon Delivered in unlettered PROPOSAL nlaht on SE WELL 10 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THE WASHINGTON TDIES MONDAY SEPTEMBER It 1903101
Adverse Weather Reports and BankStatement Depress Stocks in Dull MarketI
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RIGHT AT OPENING
Railways Tractions and Indus-
trials All Suffered
NEW YORK Sept 14 The stock mar-
ket today opened irregular averaginglower The principal Issues to gain wereBrooklyn Rapid Transit and Manhattanboth being up Missouri Pacific lost
Copper Atchison Rending StPaul and Union Pacific opened off
Steel lost then further to its lowrecord 19 Pressure was developedand prices declined further BrooklynRapid Transit losing 1 per cent StPaul and the rest of the list inclined-
to shade the opening quotations Sooncommon sold 3 per cent under last pre-
vious sale Pressure continued and StPaul lost 1 in all Reading followingclosely
The market was under the Influenceof a number of adverse factors TheseIncluded the reports of great damage bystorms In the spring wheat region andthis mornings accounts of low tempera-ture in the corn belt The discussion-of Saturdays bank statement was ratherpessimistic and the lower prices forAmerican shares in London and the fur-
ther decline In British consols were in-
fluences by no means stimulatingBusiness was slightly more active than
last week up to the end of the firstiour and after opening fractionallylower prices in most Instances sufferedlurther losses The market becamesomewhat dull on the approach of thesecond hour and as the offerings ofstock diminished traders effected frac-tional rallies The speculation is some-
what unsettled however and operationsare waiting to some extent upon fu-
rther weather and crop news Govern-ment bonds unchanged Railroad bondsdull but somewhat lower
London houses found little marketabroad although there were differences-in parity They bought about 3000 sharesin all Tone of the market has weak-ened considerably in last half hour al-
though there is less liquidation comingfrom the outside than in early hours
Trading sentiment Is quite bearish
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
Sales United States Coupon 3s 500
108Capital fraction 4s 1000107 500
107Washington Street Railway 5s 500
72Columbia frtailroad 5s 50010Washingt i Street Railway preferred
630AmericariV Jraphophone common 13
American Graphophone preferred 30
08GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bid AskedU S 2s R I4g0 Ifl3U S 2s a J09U S Ss R 108Xu s ss iJS i J
4s R1W JMU 84s 0 190T IllU S R OVtf go 16u s is a w7 igU S 5s R 1604 JOUU S C 19M I02D c sTesi it 2 ie
RAILROAD BONDSCapital Traction R R 106 107VMet R R 5s 1025 116SMet R K Cert indebtedness A W4 107
Met R R Cert indebtedness B 10i JC8
Columbia R R tit 1M4 11 j wl
Wash Street Railway 4sMISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Wash Gas Co ser A ffs 10M27 18-
Waih Gas Co ser B r 180487 104U S Elec Deb lnp 1902 MS 104XU S Elec Light Cert Indebt 102-
Che Pot TeL Com as 103tf 186XWish Market Co 1st 6s 1692 106Masonic Hall Aesn 5s C 1003 IKWashington Gas l J20
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS
National Safe Deposit and Trust 150
Washington Loan and Trust 200 215Amer Security and Trust 208Washington Safe Deposit 85-
Cnion Trust and Storage lib 106kWashington Sarinc Bank Hk
American See t Trust 4a 1W 165Home Savings Bank
RAILROAD STOCKSCapital Traction s 128 12-4Waih Ry pf W 88Wash Street Ry com
NATIONAL BANK STOCKSflank of Washington 1MMetropolitan MO-
I Central JOFarmers and Mechanics SaDEerond 17KCitizens
i Columbia JCapital 1
Traders 1 4Lincoln 121
RIgs new tock B33 060American National Bank lit 128
INSURANCE STOCKSFiremen 25FranklinMetropolitan MCorcoran 70Potomac OfArlington 31German American 176National Union 7Columbia 10 12lUgg 6Peoples B 7Commercial 6 6
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS
Eeal Estate Title 8H 100Columbia Title 4 WWashington Title 2 2XTELEPHONE AND GRAPHOPHONE STOCKSChesapeake and Potomac SB 41
3 4VAmerican Crapbopbone pfd 77f V
GAS STOCKSWashington CM 6 66Georgetown Gag TO
TYPE MACHINE STOCKSMergenthaler Linotype 171 K2tflanston 7 8
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKSGreene Con Copper Co luff 20Washington Market 18
Steamboat 220J ilaury Dove IsORealty Appraisal SOX
STATE DEPARTMENTRECOGNIZES CONSULS
Consular officers have been recognized-by the State Department as folio wa
J Wollons consul of Belgium at Phila-delphia
Li Tlnskwoi vlao consul of China atManila P I
Owyang King vice consul of China atSan Francisco
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Reported by W B Hlbbs Co 1419F Street Members New York Stock Ex-change Chicago Board of Trade Washington Stock Exchange
Open High Low CbsAmal Copper 47 47 45 45Am C F 31 31 Vi 31 31Am C F pf 82 82 82 82Am Loco pf 85 85 85 85Am Smelt 43 43 42 42Am Smelt pf 80 S9 89Am Sugar 115 115 115 115A T S F 66 66 65 65A T S F pf 90 90 90 90Balto Ohio 81 81 80 80Brook Rap Tr 41 41 38 39Can Pac 123 123 122 122Ches Ohio 33 33 33 33Chi Gt West 16 16 16 16C M S P 141 141 140 140C R I P 28 28 27 27C R I P pf 65 65 65 65Col F I 46 46 44 44Con Gas 173 173 172 172Erie 29 29 29 29Erie 1st pf 67 67 66 66Erie 2d pf 51 51 51Gen Elec 161 161 161 161Ill Cent 133 133 132 132Louis Nash 105 105 104 104Man El 134 134Met St Ry 113 113 113 113M K T 19 19 19 19Mo Pac 93 93 91 92N Y 122 121 121N Y O W 22 22 22 2Nor West 62 62 62 62Pa R R 124 124 33 123P Gas of Chi 93 93 93 93Pr Steel Car 39 39 39 39Reading 53 53 P2 52Reading 1st pf 79 79 79 79Rep Steel I 10 10 10 10S L S W pf 35 35 35 35So Pac 44 45 44 44So Ry 22 22 21 21So Ry pf 85 85 85Tenn C I 38 38V 88 38Tex PJU 26 26 26 26Union Pac 75 75 74 74Union Pac pf 85 85 85 85U S Loather 7 7 7 7U S Steel 20 20 10 20U S Steel pt 69 69 69 69Wabash 21 21 21 21Wabashpf 34 34 33 33West Union 83 83 S3 83Wis Cent 18 18 18 18
NEW YORK COTTON MARKETNEW YORK Sept 14 There was an
active and somewhat excited opening incotton today Besides the impetus supplied by higher cables bulls supportedthe later positions on prospects that theSUit storm might work into the cottonbelt delaying receipts and Injuring thecrop Good general buying took placeAn attempt was made on the call to de-press the list notably October but de-
mand from room and outside sourceswas too vigorous and prices immediatelyrallied The bull leader seemed to tesupporting September which on the callsold up 20 points After the call pricesyielded a little under realizing but intho main held firm
The market was oft several pointsfrom top toward midday but retained asteady undertone on demand from shortsand what seemed to be Investment buy-ing The late cables from Liverpoolwere favorable to a firm market hereand Europe seemed to be buying moder-ately In our market Sefcral beat
persistently sold the October option but that option held relativelyfirmer than later months all the fore-noon Fear of lower temperatures andof storm damage over the central belttoday checked conical bear selling
Opening NoonBid Asked Bid Asked
April 1 986 990May 984 985 98S 989September 1110 1110 1112October 995 996 997 993November 985 985 986December 984 988 989March 984 987 988
Market opened strong 4 to 15 pointshigher Noon very steady
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETSpecial to The Washington Times
CHICAGO Sept 14 The followingprices were quoted on the grain markettoday
Opening NoonWheat Bid Asked Bid Asked
May 84 84September 80 0
CornSlay 51 52
OatsMay 39 30 39 39
PorkMay 1367
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
No 1410 V Street northwest John M
Churchill et ux to Leila C Seymour lot123 square 204 10
Massachusetts Avenue northeastSecond and Third Streets Free
born H Page et ux to Robert R Mahomey lots N S T U V W and patlots R arid Q square 755 10
Alley between G and H First andSecond Streets northeast Mary Sheehan-et al to Washington Terminal Company-lot 20 square 719 51800
Massachusetts Avenue northeast between Second and Third Streets JohnJ Burch et ux to Patrick Glcason partlot 10 square 756 J2300
No 305 H Street northeast Nellie AfShields to Catherine Culhane part lot8 square 777
Pierce Mill Road Calvin A Edwards-to the Chevy Chase Land Company partof Springland 66
Thirteenth Street northeast betweenB and F Wilson et uxto A McCallum original lot 17
10 APeter M to Wilsonlot 16 square 1007 10
Florida Avenue northwest betweenThird end Fourth CLotts ot al trustees to Florence VCreamer lot 71 square 519 4500Susan to same lot 72 square 519MO
Ivy City Mary A McKInney toA Wade part lot 6 block 7 10
COURT RECORD
Equity Court No 1 justice GouldBalster vs Cadlok F A andJames B Archer Jr appointed receiversMorrison vs Morrison defendants timefor taking proof extendod United States-vs Charles Baker robbery ball reducedto ffJQ recognizance taken with Zeph PMoore surotr
Probate Court Justice reHulda R Botscn petition for appoint-ment of guardian filed In re WilbertRuffln answer flIed Estate of MauriceM Austin petition for letters of administration Estate of ChristianaStrauss will March 17 1885 filed
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The financial situation in London iscausing much apprehension It is morethan probable that in the near futurethe Bank of England will make anotheradvance in Its discount rate to preventshipments of gold to the United StatesThe market for Americans is lower butthis is not considered important owing-
to the unsettled
The public continues to be apatheticand the banks and trust companies will
do all thoy can to discourage
The continued weakness of BrooklynRapid Transit Is attributed to the factthat all the earnings of the season havebeen used In Improvements Further-more pool operations of extensive proportions which were expected to find amarket at a high price have been un-
able to sellS except on a decliningmarket This is all there is to BrooklynRapid Transit and when liquidation ofthis pool stock Is completed there maybe some reaction
to considering Influences on the se-
curity market the hope of good cropsand consequent business activity In thaSouth and West Is the mainstay of thomarket Should this be Jeopardized inthe early news of the week it woqjd bo
difficult to see how the market can bemore than sustained If that
Eightytwo roads for July show anaverage net Increase of 2610 perFor the first week In Septemberone roads report an average gross Increase of 943 per cent
Farmers admit the crops are abovenormal In prices and what Is said inthe London market may be quoted todescribe the local state of affairs acondition bordering on Imbecility
The new week opens with little en-
couragement to those who hope for Im-
provement and with more confidence onthe bear side Four factors favor thobear outlook These are the actionthe banks In retiring a large amount ofaccumulation at a time when theury is trying to help theunsatisfactory showing of BrooklynRapid Transit for the year the uncer-
tainty regarding weather and crops forthe remainder of the month and theabsence of the public from the market
One of the most potent causes ofhard times In this country In the
quarter of a century previous to 1306
was recurrent periods of agriculturalthis in turn having been
by overproduction of
foodstuffs the world over which so lowered the price of grain thatthe American farmer was on oc
casions almost driven to the wall Thegrainproducing area of the world In-
creased faster than did the populationthat was the trouble about 1808
various geographers and statistical w-
uthorltles began to call attention1 to thefact that practically no new grainproducing lands were opened while population was making giant strides andtheir theories were accentuated by thegreat rise in wheat prices that year
FISHING AT CHESAPEAKE BEACHJudging from the large sacks of crabs
and long strings of fish that are beingcarried from Chesapeake Beachday the supply Is unlimited Itnecessary to throw a line with a pieceof meat tied to the end Into the water
any part of board walkto large crabs as fast as it Is possible to pull them out It has long been-a standing tradition that ChesapeakeBay crabs are the finest In the worldThe fish tailors sea bass croakerswhite and yellow perch cat carp andflounders seem to be more plentiful thisyear than over before To gratify thedesire of anglers and theChesapeake Beachwill operate excursion trains a few dayslonger and a copy of the schedule may-be in the railroad column of this
GROWTH OF AMERICAN BANKBanking circles all over the country
are interested in tho surprisingprogress made by the American NationalBank of this city at the close of its firsttout months existence The institutionhas only about 10000 Invested In fixtures and sundries and on the last callshowed undivided profits to tho amountof 519948 The business of the bankhas increased steadily ever since theopening day May 4 when the depositsregistered fl0766205 They stand todayat 61684674 The officials of the bankhave received numerous congratula-tory notes and telegrams on their showIng and themselves feel gratified at theresults In its infancy the AmericanNational Bank is close to banks whichhave been established from twelve tofifteen years
HEADACHERELIEVED
INSTANTLYGot a constant headache Ten
chances to one the secret of your suf-fering Is that white mans burdencatarrh Heres a sentence from onemans evidence for Pr Agnews
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The annual report of the Chicago andNorthwestern Railway which appeared-In the last days of August created amild sensation among railway statisti-cians and analysts In a general waythe results shown were not unexpected-for there has been a thorough apprecia-tion of the large inroads now being madein railroad gross earnings by operatingexpenses but as the Northwest is oneof the most conservative roads in thecountry and money has been spent mostlavishly In keeping it In firstrate conditidh the feeling was that net earningswould snake at least a much bettershowing along Its lines than on those ofmany other systems A good deal ofprlse therefore was manifested when itwas found that the Northwest net hadbeen reduced by 55000 and that its surplus had fallen over 700000 Increasedcost of transportation and general expenses told the story although the lossIn surplus was partially accounted forby an increase In construction account
FINANCIAL STATEMENTSREPORT OF THE CONDITION-
of theAMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING-
TONAt Washington in the District of Columbia at
the close ot business September 9 1003
RESOURCESLoans and discounts 613770 60Overdrafts secured and unsecured 14U S bonds to secure circulation 0000 00Premiums on U S bonds 847751Banking house furniture and fixtures 10355 20Due from national banks net reserve
agents 6327633Due from State banks and hankers 3675 57Due from approved reserve agents 0052023Checks and other cash items 061128Exchanges for clearing house 13736 89Notes of other national 505 00Fractional paper and
cents 4S1S2Lawful money reserve in bank viz
Specie 7100300-LegaMender notes 2003800
0203000Redemption fund with U S Treasurer
5 per cent circulation 250000
Total 021046 22-
LLBLITIESCapital stock paid in 25000000Undivided profits expenses and
taxes paid 510048National bank notes outstanding 4990000
other national banks 00556 40to State banks and
bankers 893517Due to trust companies and
savings 1011322Individual deposits subject
to check 53311991Certified checks 400201
016816 74
Total 921046 22District of Columbia city of aWshinsten ss
I It It LYNN Cashier of the abovenamedbank do polemnly swear that the above state-ment ia true to the best of my knowledge and
K H LYNN Cashierand sworn to before me this llth
day of September 1003 WILLIAJl SELBYCorrect Attest Notary Public
IRWIN B LINTONW T OALLIHEHW3L H SAUXDBRS
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J WHIT HEBRONCHARLES A DOUGLAS-
SIt DirectorsREPORT OF TIlE CONDITION-
Of theRIGGS NATIONAL BANK
At Washington D O at the close of businessSeptember 9 1903
RESOURCESLoans and discounts 300806679Overdrafts and unsecured 4010 84U S circulation 10000000U S bonds to secure U S de-
posits 300000000-U S bonds on hand 3323000Premiums on U S bonds 12476936Stocks securities etc 331S 250-Ranking1 house furniture and fix-
tures 34371582Due national banks not re
C24154 S3Due from State honkers 134152 53Due from Agents 1877264 05Internal revenue stampsChecks and other cash Items 6814800Exchanges for clearing house 5142311Fractional paper currency nick-
els and centsLawful money reserve in bank is
Specie I S33775WLegal tender notes 23000
Redemption fund with U STreasurer 5 of circulation 500000
TotalLIABILITIES
stock paid in 100000003Surplus fund 100000000Undivided profits less expenses
und taxes paid 8310075National bank notes outstanding 1K5700 00Reserve for taxes 465551Due to other national banks 129053 05Due to State banks and banker 11507 53Due to trust companies and sav-
ings banks 27148159Due to approved reserve agents HO 81Individual deposits sub-
ject to clteck o917318 OS
Demand certificates of41059 S7
checks 4002 015930S76 80
United 3000000 03U S lOOOOOOOJ
Total 1257161670District of Columbia s
I AimiUR T imiCK cashier of the abovenamed bank do solemnly swear the abovestatement is true to the best of
ARTHUR TCashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12tliday of September 1003
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANYOFFICE COIl 9TH AND F STS
PAIDUP MILLIONmade on approved
or collateral atsates
Interest upon deposits on monthlybalances subject to check
Thi company acts as executor admnistrator trustee treasurer reeif
and in all capacitiesBoxes fey rent In and fireproof
vaults for safe storage of valsable packages
JOHN JOY EDSOJ PresidentJOHN A SWOPE Vice PresidentELLIS SPEAR Second Vice PresidentANDREW PARKER TreasurerBRICE J MOSES Assistant TreasurerTHOMAS BRADLEY Real Estate Office
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENTIs prepared to assumo the management of your
estate Careful attention given to details
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSITSAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANYCORNER 15TH ST AND NEW AT
CAPITAL 81000000Pays interest on deposits
Safes Inside Burglarproof VaultsTrust eta
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANKOF WASHINGTON D CL
CAPITAL 1000000SURPLUS 1000000
EXCHANGE ONENGLAND IRELAND FRANCE AND
GERMANY
LETTERS OF CREDITAVAILABLE IN ALL FOREIGN PARTS
BANK COLLECTIONSINVESTMENTS
AND BONDS
STOCKS-I am In a position to execute in
Stocks Grain and Cotton onService excellent In direct communicationwith New York Telephone East 726 Estab-lished 6 years
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Union Savings Bank
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LOAN COMPANIES
Household Loan Co616 F St NW
ABRANDNEW COMPANY NEW IDEASWe know we can offer you better terms
time and easier payments than anyIn the city We mean on your Furniture
Organs etc If you owe any othercompany we will pay off give you allthe money you want treatmentassured Drop postal for agent to call and ex-plain terms aulStf
MONEY TOOn Funiture Pianos etc without removalWe are an old established company and can
paid before the time expires loans with othercompanies paid off and more money advancedMoney same day you apply Private officeAbsolutely No Publicity No Advance Charast
NOTHING DEDUCTED FROM LOAN
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO02S F STREET N W
Atlantic Building Rooms 7478Loans on furniture
etc on the most liberal terms
YOU ever offered in this cityremoval or publicity If youowe any other company andwant more money will letyou have it without delay
MONEY Private offices
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE610 F St N W
Money to Loan 4 per centOn real estate in District of Columbia No delayin clueing loans
HEISKELL McLERAM 1008F Street
S50000 TO LOAN-On Furniture Pianos Organs etc Without re-moval without publicity without delay Uyou have a loan with another company ire willpay the urns oil for you and advance moremoney Cail and get rates or drop postalaud agent will rail at yourNO EXPENSE TO YOU IS hiPS
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO313 F St N W
Office HlursTelephone SGOY East apSd
DO YOU NEED MONEYWe lain from 1000 to 50000 an furniture
full amount you and the same day youask for it
Our rates are us low as any and you makeown terms No trouble to give rates and
explain our methodsMUTUAL LOAN TRUST
016 F STREETROOMS 12 AND 12 NATIONAL UNION BLDC
AS GOOD AS GOLDSimply your promise to pay can be exchanged
with us for the rash If you needmoney see nat You can pet it easily quicklyprivately at rates charred elsewhere
no cinbarras in ques10 to 500 on pianos furniture etc
for papersitSTAlao LOANS ON INDORSED NOTES
NAT LOAN INVESTMENT CO
Fourth Floor N E Cor 15th and G Sts
CHRISTIANA STRAUSSThe will of Christiana
March 17 1885 was filed today for probate She leaves her ostato real andpersonal to her nephew Hugh A Kanewho with Benjamin Durfee Is namedexecutor
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TRUSTEES SALES
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS 51 52 53 54 53560758 AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREONIN JOHN F WAGGAMANS SUBDIVISIONOF ORIGINAL LOTS Nos 16 AND 17 INSQUARE No C52
Septemberof the records of the District of Columbiaand at the request of the holder of the notessecured thereby we will sell at auctionin front of the premises on THURSDAY the17th DAY OF 1903 at 3OCLOCK P Jfestate and the improvements thereon situated-in the county of Washington District of Co-
lumbia to wit Lots 61 52 53 54 55 6657 59 in John F WaRgamans subdivision-of original Iota Nos 16 and 17 square No 652and recorded in Liber 13 45 In the Sur-veyors office of the Columbia
Terms of sale Onethird of the purchasemoney to be paid in cash the balance In one
annum or all cash at the of thea deposit of 100 will be required at
of sale All conveyancing and re-cording to be at purchasers cost Terms ofsale to be fifteen daysfrom date of sale or the trustees will resellat the risk and cost of the purchaser
STEPHEN P WRIGHTEDWARD P MOORE
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED To sell fine flfoot rubber planthealthy condition very Address BOX
I 475 this office scl2U15FOR SALE Thoroughbred mastiff It moptlisany reasonable offer sold for want of accommo-dations 1000 Oth St nw 4 ItFOR SALE Sewing needDomestic 10 New Home 8 WheelerWilson No 9 12 Standard 18 White 6McFAHLANDS 1633 14th at nw corner U st-
s 136tFOR large refrigerators twosmall refrigerators cheap Apply OSCAR PERKINS Hotel Normandici 15th I eta nw
ecl33tSALE Invalids rolling chair good
new will sell cheap in the way 714 F stsw e33tFOR SALE Large heatinff stove 12 0 cost35 HOPWOOD Sth and K at nw Oil
I repaired se33tSALE 200 heating stoves some good as
new See me save money HOPWOOD Sthand K nw Oil stoves repaired te33tFOR SALE Very handsome madetoorder quar
oak extension table 23 cost 55 315nw sel33t
SALE Two One rolltop drake like new32250 each cost 40 each 315 6th si nw
se33tSTUDENT ATTENTION Why rent when youcan Remington typewriter No 2 finecondition new rubber roller metal corer 357 cash balance 4 month Address BOX 493
this office ee23tFOR SALE Monument just received fromquarry one sample monument will sell rea-sonable to an immediate purchaser firstclassworkmanship and handsomely carved 5 feet4 Inches high Address BOX 492 this office for
days ce23tGCRANTEE SEWING CO
Agency Davis machines We snakesat cut prices Secondhand machines from 5up machine guaranteed On creditSoc a Renting SOc a week Repairing425 4 st sw Open until 9 pm ee23tFOR SALE Slightly used low pricesSUeff Steinway Knabe WendellFiscuer etc Easy payments if desired CIIASK 521 llth st nw J C CONLIFFManager sel2tf
SALE My nearly new mahogany uprightAddress BOX 4S1 this office se23t
FOR SALE Violin bow and ease 750 oldI instrument fine tons 515 K st ne ee23t-rtR SALE Party leaving city gentlemanbicycle some furniture Excelsior printingwith type good condition cheap 205nw sel23tFOR small and one grapho
Address 479 thisofltee el23t
PIANOS 1 WEEKLYSquare Pianos at giveaway prices on
weekly paymentsROSEXCRANTZ PIANO 1250
PIANO 15CO PIANO 1750
KNABE PIANO 45
F G SMITH PIANO CO
BRADBURY BUILDING 1225 PA AVE
SLIGHTLY USED Planes at bargaprices Special reduction on all new Pianosduring this sale Look elsewhere but see usbefore deciding DeMOLLS MUSIC HOUSESole Agents fcr Ten Different Piano Manufac-turers 1231 G et nw auSltfWE SAY buy now while are low willcredit you when short of for furniturestoves etc hair mattress in two parts 6REDMOND 311 and 313 7th st nw aulSUFOR quality opaque shades fittedtu cnly 25c the best qualityoil opaque shades 50c hung tree will callwith samples KLEEBLATT3 Olth and H itsne Phone East 25P hl3tl
WORK I WORK Its the workingman whowants to buy a good suit of clothes slightly Jused made by our best tailors lowest pricesjusnrs OLD STAND 019 D st sei47t
StIlE ZARRAPalmist Card Reader Removes spells tellsname Readings tIc and Soc Upstairs 727 9thst nw sel41517
A PLAIN STATEMENT-MR ERVING MILLON Expert Palmist and
Hypnotist 014 New York axe nw 9to S Hypnotism taught Mr anadept Palmistry If you wish a scientificand accurate reading every statement of whichcan be referred to any standard work on Palm-istry he respectfully solicits your patronagebut if you want a smattering of superstitiousignorance do not come to his office fir he doesnot want your patronage Ills readings arethorough and include all desired informationfacts dates what you wish to know FeesLadies SOc gentlemen 1 no more no lessWith each reading is given a writtenchart and delineation of It
MME THEOCard Reader Palmist Medium Removes spells
the separated gives luck German910 H st nw se32t
FOR SALE TYPEWRITERS
FOR SALE Underwood typewriter In good con-dition 30 Address BOX 491 this
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LOAN COMPANIES
ON FURNITURE PIANOS ETCLowest Rates Business Confidential-
No Delay
SURETY LOAN CORoom 1 Warder Building 2d floor
9th and F sts nw
HOW DO YOU KNOWThat you are borrowing money as cheap as it
We do the largest business because ourare the lowest Your furniture piano ornote is excellent security for a here Pri-vate offices at LOAN
602 F Street N WCAPITAL LOAN COMPANY
IF YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY 1N-
A bank you look for the safest inEtitution why not use the samecare when you deposit valu-
able for a loan We have a building and safesmade fcr that purpose All business confidentialMoney loaned on watches diamonds jewelryetc Interest three per cent instead of ten
II K KfLTONS LOAN OFFICEEstablished 1870 311 Ninth Street N W
Money Loaned Salaried PeopleRetail merchants teamsters boarding horseswithout security largest in iQ pitatips TOLMAN Poorn 101 533 loth st
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US ENGINEER OFFICE WASHINGTON BAR-RACKS D C 12 1003 Sealed
wilt be received here until NOON OC12 1W a jd then publicly for
j tin roof and asphult floor construction at theGovernment Printing Office Information fur
I 12M15locO10OF DEPOT QUARTERMASTER Wash
ington D a September 1003 Sealed pro-posals in triplicate be received at this
25 1903 and Jen publiclyand delivering Washington
D C three 3 draft forms forproposals with specifications and further In
will be furnished on toCapt ARCHIBALD W BUTT QuartermasterU S Army in Charge of Depot
OFFICE OF TIlE COMMISSIONERS D CWashington 10 IOCS SEALEDPOSALS will be received at thisgrading laying walks and andof grounds of Morgan School California Ave
northwest until12 JL SEPTEMBER forms
H HENRY LWEST JOHN DIDDLE D cesll 1214-
I Washington 10 1BOS SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this officeI r irwfinishing blackboard In new schoolbuildings nearing Forms of
and location of be obtainedin the office of the Inspector of BuildingsHENRY B F LWEST JOHN BIDDLE Commissioners D aGFFIC OF THE COMMISSIONERS D CWashington 10 1903will be until 12 1L 131903 outhouses andReno School Information may be obtainedand to office of of Building
MACFARLAND HENRY LWEST JOHX BIDDLE Desll1214
BUSINESS CHANCES
SALOON AND SMALL HOTEL located promi-nent corner Northwest W J 617Louisiana ave sel43t
good business corner poolroom at-icbcd rent 25 Dry and notions
to Washington inventory CafeJ 617 Louisiana
I CIGAR AND POOLROOM street
price 550 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS611 F st se43t
GROCERY AND PROVISION STOREdoing fine business trill invoice
other business cause NEW YORK BUSINESSBROKERS 611 st ee43tFOR SALE 28jrallon milk route good haresand 8225 Apply NEW YORK BUSINESS 611 F B 143tFOR toy and stationerystore 2027 14th st nw seltStINVENTIONS IMPROVED to reduce cost ofmanufacturing 25 to 50 per cent ideas per
and developed success or no pay ad1120 8th st nw eeH3t
DAIRY LUNCH fine location 225 W HYOUNG 700 9th ft sU2tDO YOU KNOW that AUSTINS have mo t tthe genuine and businesses large orsmall now market No charge tobuyers Also boarding and rooming bouse
CHANGE CSS G st nw el28tFOR SALE Grocery and meat store in North-west very reasonable established twentyyears doing a business gives ofreasons for selling Address BOX 499 this offlee sel3SLFOR SALE 25horsepower Erie engin shaftingand pulleys feed water heater feed25horsepower boiler complete allnew used two years 100000 brides 15 slatemantels KARRICK 1333 C tnw Phone 8664Y selSStFOR SALE General contracting fertilIzing andmanure business old established trade and good-will with 1 horses wagons cartsand dirt wagons good paying AuyyROLAND C BOOTH corner
ee23tFOR SALE Cigar and stationery store over120 month profit all new owner
city on account of health living rooms andcheap rent Price 1200 Address BOX 4SSthis office se23tYOU GET RICH in the Ginseng in
start you 10 Invectment trillyield 7000 in ten years Address CONSOLI-DATED GINSENG CO Warder Building cor-ner 9th and F eta nw se330t
FOR SALE HORSES VEHICLES
FOR SALE Surrey and new harness 25 horseclipping machine and 55 StS New Yorkave nw sel43tFOR SALE Ten horses and five light onehorsadelivery wacons springs good as newalso one sidedoor milk wagon in good condition also one fresh cow Gsa be seen at 401South Capitol st aw sel43tFOR SALE Cheap one good big family ordelivery horse Rear 56 0 st se se43tFOR SALE Five work horses one pony Rear107 D ct ne se33tFOR SALE One horse two cows 414 Wash-ington St Anacostia BelS3tFOR SALE Sound mare and 55 apieceRear 223 A st se se2ScFOR light butter wagon and twotop Rear 424 lit st nw
sel23tFOR SALE Cheap II horses and mares S
draft 4 excellent business and 2 fastdriving mires must and will M
sold no offer refused Stable rearManns Pennsylvania ave nw
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LOST On Saturday gold breastpin with Jetcross E st between 6th and 12th eta or llthst between E st and Maryland swFinder please return to 1112 Maryland swand receive reword ItLOST Diamond and pearl breastpin Sundaynight between 6th and E and 7th and A sts-ne Reward if returned to 092 E st ne ItLOST Sunday evening between S and 030round gold locket about 1 inches in diameterone side other side raised design Tiger
quarter Reward K returnedThe Kingman 423 Massachusetts
ave nw se43tLOST Watch fob with buckle and dia-mond in frost and monogram en bask Liberalreward if returned to 469 Pennsylvania ave
LOST On Oth st nw between the Avenueand C st Liberal reward if returned toCashier 1008 Pennsylvania axe ItLOST Between 2J t and Eth S and T sis nwpearl brooch diamond center Return to 604Slat st nw and sell 31
LOST Gold brooch with shieldsFrench and English 14th st orChevy Chase car Return to 1441 Rhode Islandawe and receive reward te33tLOST Gold watch at Chesapeake Junction
return to 1716 ith st nw antiliberal reward ee33t
LOST August 1 School and Park eta or inFreemans stare Mount Pleasant ladys silverchatelaine watch suitable reward if returned-to 3i40 School st Mount Pleasant s 12 3t
Any lady w gentleman finding a goldwith locket and black giatd fl
will receive 6 reward by bringing to owntrlost Labor Day A JONES 4th st
selS3tLOST September 10 at Cabin John Bridgesilk please correspond with IL-BAlCH 327 M st nw sel23tLOST A gold wedding Fridayevening on north side of Rtede Islandawe 15th st and Circle
to CHARLES BINCHAM 1511 Vermont aveTsel83t
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FOUND Female collie dog with cellar andtag Call 710 I st se se42tFOUND White and brown female pointer onmy premises Owner can have same by ap-plying to J M BECKER Jr 11M Sth st
FOUND Lacc i Ice cream absolutely pure70 cents per gallon Delivered in unlettered
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