washington evening times. (washington, dc) 1905-01-12 [p 9]....may 1265 12c2 lard may 685 cs5 ribs...

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THE WASHINGTON TIMES THUESBAY JANUARY 12 1905 f I V p I l I I I j 9 1 I rL J I 4 = > Rai lroad Rate de Ma kes f Stoc Se ll Ojfjf fractiona lly Cr sci OF THE MARKET WASHINGTON Moderate an d as a rule slightly lower were the features of to days session Pf the local exchange Washington Railway bonds lost 5 at S5V and 1000 at 85 which latter Was the closing bid with as the offering The preferred lost Sully a point 50 shares selling at 83 75 at 83 and 10 at S3 The common lost both on bid and price Anacostia and Potomac 5s sold at 105 for 5000 Traction scored a maximum gain of 40 shares selling at 143 40 shares at 143 and 10 at 143 The clos ing was 143 14i American Security and Trust sold up from 23 Js to 237 SG shares being sold in all Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone at 19 and dosed at bid and SO asked JMergettthalerwas inactive on the call the closing being 192 bill and 192 After the call 75 shares were traded in the selling down from 192ii to 192 i Lanston sold again at 12 12 total ot deals aggregating 420 Shares Metropolitan 6s sold at US 5000 WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET Washirigloh Street Ra ilwaj 4s ioooss5yi 51000 andY Potomac 1000 105 Capital ractlDnT 10l43i 0143 0U3 20M3 Washington Street Railway preferred 2583 50S3 10WS3 American Security and Trust 10 226 10S2363i 10 236j 6 236 2OS233 S Columbia Fire Insurance 50910 Commercial Fire Insurance 2044 Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Graphophone common 5CN55 After call Anacostia and Potomac 40005 105 i t Columbia Fire Insurance ajetropdlftan Railroad os 500052115 American Security and Trust 10236J iC192 10i92 5 1S21 J 10192i4 American Security and Trust 1S237 Lanston 10012 100512 American and Trust 10 g23G GOVERNMENT BONDS Bid JUlrer U S 2s U S 1013 104J U S 3 ioi U S 3 siiv i io s 4s i io5ji ice T3 S 4 s Sviliiv j 165 U S 13 U S 4si TfVi313 i C 365 5V 2VU 120 u Phil 109 j RAiLROAI BONDS Capital Tractfon R R 4s lOS Met R R 5s H8i 119 Met RR cext indebt A 102 iridebt B 103 Columbia RR TGs 117 119 Columbia R R 5s v 108 li6J City and Sub RR 5sw bUS Anacostia Potomac 5s IWi 105 The Wash Elec 4Si 83 5 t5 fs MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Wash Gas Co Fs Ser A iw Vrash Gas Co 6s Ser B JCl Wash Gas Cert i 121 122J4 TJ S Elec Bt Cert Ind sr lOiK 106 Tel 5s i05 ice Wash Jrarket Co Ist Ss 310 APE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS jf t Safe Dep Trust i85 190 Wash Loan Trust liG Am Security Trust 238 237 Union Trust Storage 118 Wash Savings Bank 10754 114 Home Savings Bank 173 RAILROAD STOCKS Capital Traction Co I433 ui The Wash Ry JBlec 83 83Jf Elec Co con 27K 2S NATIONAL BANK STOCKS Bank of Washington l 485 S33 MetropolltirnCitlzehs 35 39J Csntral 3uo i Farmer and Mechanics 300 Second 170 Columbia 210 ricanri 167 1EO OrraUersV 150 SOU 133 H2 Biggs 598 700 f Commercial 160 i INSURANCE STOCKS Flremensi 25 35 Frankliri 45 55 Metropolitan i 75 Corcoran 70 Potomac 20 22 30 32 GermanAmerican 225 National Union 7 7 Columbia n Commercial Colonial 100 Real Es Sato l Title 82 100 Columbia TItlev 4 Washington Title 2 VA TELEPHONE AND STOCKS Chesapeake Potomac 51 Am Graphophdne com 5X Am pf 82 9 GAS STOCKS Washington Gas 63i 63 George town Gas 65 go TYPEMACHINE STOCKS Mergenthaier Linotype 192 192 Lanstori Monotype 12 MISP33LLANEOUS STOCKS Greene Con X3opper Co 25J5 Nor Realty Appraised Agency 23 Exdividend tEx rights A Slave o Catarrh Dr Agnew8 Catarrhal Powder Re lieves In IO Minutes T President of Installment Company Washington Pa writes For I was afflicted With Chronic Catarrh Remedies and treat ment by specialists only gave me tem porary relief until was induced to use Agnews Catarrhal Powder It gave almost instant relief 13 Dr Agnew Heart Cure Is for the Nerves Heart and Blood old br aidiErt DRUG co 7th St N W Ceres Flour makes M ad make whiter bread makes better bread than any other Flour manufactured BewarE of imitations of the brand Ceres FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS GOSSIP STOCK f askIng r C 4S I I th t Sal nOOO g 10012 50M12 lj t Security 10l92 10iii192 uu H IOU 2s 5 4S t D l Land Met no U SElet Lt Deb Imp 6s 101 Ches Pot iJ Elflc y ioc 117 a WashRy 162 5 ii u Lincoln j u 10 Riggs S 9 fs 6C TIT SUlliJlCE STOCKS 4 48 5 Graphop one u uu u 12 25 u lii w s 1 40 1 r S The President l D u thorn fl c NEWSAND 3 Anacistia 20143 Lanstoa5Oia23 10152i4 io U 1C6 13iX S B 1tcext R Potormgl q01 Co pf The i 175 OIL 4IL 5k Washington 1arket rs J ERE I 4 Z ¬ ¬ > >> > = > = > ¬ ¬ ¬ > > Little to Influence Specula tive Sentiment f THAT LITTLE IS BEARISH Weakness in Baltimore and Ohio At Considerable Attention Stock Down i 38 NEW YORK Jan 12 There were but few developments to influence specula tive sentiment this morning but SVashingtonj reports that 3Ir Roosevelt was determined to secure raiiroad rate legislation tended to create some bear ish feeling In the early dealings and prices as a rule sold off fractionally Weakness in Baltimore and Ohio at tracted considerable attention and a accline of 1 per cen t encouraged the suggestion that no dividend advance would be made for the present Penn sylvania weakness as did Reading Norfolk and Western and Erie Union Pacific and Southern Paci lie showed strength at the start but later sold off nearly a point from which figures however a rallying disposition shown Tennessee Coal and Iron sold oft over a point and the United States Steel stocks after opening strong began to lose ground The reactionary movement in failed to bring out any selling pressure and the undertone of specula was firm Government bonds unchanged rail road and other bonds were firmer All the forenoon the market was small heavy unprofitable London houses were nominal sellers whole amount being about 8000 s shares Bal timore and Ohio was the one active stock which opened lower and has since ruled slightly weak It is estimated that about 5000 shares of long stock came out and this was enough to give a heavy tone all around Somewhat lat er the room traders sold Reading down but brought out little stock and its price has rallied fairly well sion business is very small and the mar Jcet is more a waiting one than eevr NEW YORK MAN GETS GOOD POSTAL PLUM Postmaster General Wynne today an nounced the appointment of Francis R Roome of New York as superinten dent of the mails In New York city A B Mayes former superintendent is still carried on the rolls as superinten dent of malls but on account his ex treme and Teeble condition he was removed from theactual performance of the duties of the office The office pays 3200 per annum DIVIDEND NOTICE AT A MEETING of the Directors of THEE O AVHITFORD COMiPANT a dividend of 6 per share was declared payable to stockholders of record Jan 11 and July 3 1905 S SHEARS Jr Secretary It DECLINE I IN nULL MARKET tract I S I displayed was the rand l I 1 BRA pRICES rnarket Comml ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Reported by W B Hibbs Co 1113 Street Members sew York Stock Exchange Chicago Board ot Trade and Washington Stock Exchange Open High JJ w 130 Amal Copper 74 73 73 Am LOCO 34 34 Sl 34 Am C F 33 33 33 33 Am Smelt Sl Sl 81 Am Smelt pf 112 112 112 112 Am Sugar 142 142 141 141 Anaconda HI 1U A T S F S71 4 S7 4 S6 87 A T S F pf100 100 100 100 Balto 103 102 103 Balto Ohio pf 96 9S 95 95 Brook Rap Transit Jkl 00 00 Canadian Pacific 133 133 132 132 C O 47 47 47 47 Chicago Alton 42U 42 41 41 Chicago Gt tWtstern 23 KJVs 22 22fe C M fc St P 172 171 171 Col Fuel Jii ii tJ 46 45 43 CcTEOlldat Gas 13 190 395il 5 Del Hudson 184 184 184 384 Erie corn 29 10 iOVfe 29i Erie 1st pf 77 78 7JA 78 Erie 2d pf 61r G2 Gin Electric ISSli 1SGH 1SG ISO Illinois 159 159 IBS 155 Ran CIty Southern 2S 2S 28 Louisville Nash 140 140 13Ufe 129 Manhat 169 1C9 169 Met Sees Co 75 76 75 75 Met St Ryi nin7115U6 M K Tex corn 28 28 28 28 Md K Ten pfd 63 63 63 63 Missouri Pacific 106 106 105 105 Mexican Central 2i 23 23 23 VaCar Chem com 37 37 35 ZG Colorado Southern 22 22 22 22 Southern Pacific 116 116 116 National Lead 24 24 24 24 N Y CentraK143 143 142 142 N Y O AV 41 41 41 41 Norfolk Western 79 78 78 7 Penn R R 137 137 136 13 Peoples Gas of CH110G 105 106 10G 81 Sl 80 81 1st rd 92 02 92 92 iiepuu oc yz 4 Rock Mand corn 3Gi Sb So fe ub iS St L S F2dpf 70 7 70 70 St Touls S W 57 a 57 u Southern Pacific C6 c t bavs Southern Railway 34 Sttt i Southern Railway pf 96 95 96 9 Tenn Coal Iron 7 70 70 70 Pacific 115 115 114 115 U S Leather 13 i 13 13 13 17 S Leather i 7 101 101 U S Rubber 38 33 37 37 U S Steel 29 29 29 29 U S Steel pf 9294 92 91 92 4 U S Steel 2d 5s 92 92 92 32 pf 42 42 42 42 Western Union 92 92 92 92 Chi T TT pf 20 20 20 20 American Ice pf 37 37 37 37 Deb B 67 67 C7 67 Cen Ry of N J r 191 191 191 191 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET CHICAGO Jan 12 Following were the quotations On todays exchange Wheat Open High Low 115 May 11C 117 116T 117 July 99 99 99 99 Corn May 44 44 44 July 45 45 Oats May 31 31 31 31 July 31 31 31 31 Pork May 1265 12C2 Lard May 685 CS5 Ribs 667 ff65 NEW YORK COTTOTF MARKET NEW YORK Jan 12 Following were the Quotations on todays exchange Open High Low March 691 695 685 685 May J 702 707 693 693 July 712 716 706 70fi August 714 714 709 709 F I t I 74 SlY I 111 111 Ohio103 lit o o 17 u u H ol S62 C 28 I u 1fI pfdl 0 1 fI Iron 3b Rock u S4 8t 84 Goods u 26 iI 26 I 11 uu 31 Union u ii Wabash i 41 157 eo 7 u I k Elevated 169 Reading Steel 16 16 16 16 Island pf i6 1 4 54 Wabash 45 Maya i13 > < = > I Lot of slightly flzedasn aged AUBCair MAT TRESSES to go at PUO 1 II OJtlEORK SEEK M PREUY WEDDING Miss Kathar Thomas Wood and Capt Robert Benry Dunlap Mar ried at St Johns St Johns Lafayette Square housed at noon today several hundred of the citys elite to witness marriage ceremony uniting Miss Catharine Thomas Wood and Capt Robert Dunlap TJ SM C The chancel where the wedding party stood Was draped with long strands of reaching from a brilliantly il lumInated star in the center to the side and then wound gracefully around the Easter lilies and palms were used in further decoration The handsome p the women and the gay uniforms of tile bridegroom and his attendants added much to general brilliancy of effect In the ab sence from the city of Cob Thomas Wood father o f the bride her uncle Corcoraa Thorn gave her away Harry Lay U S M C was tHe bridegrooms best man and Captain Butler Captain Felan d Captain Wynnes and Lieutenant Evans all of the Ma rine Corps were ushers Following the ushers were the maids led by Miss Pansy Bloomer and Miss FJbrence Field the others being Miss Marion Stevens Margery Cotton all of whom rore dresses of white chiffon cloth with pink tulle hats and muffs and pink girdles After them came Miss Katherine Elk ins the maid of honor leading the way for the bride Miss Elkins was at tired in a beautiful gown of pink chif Ion cloth trimmed with pink silk lace and a hat and muff to match The bride wore a graceful robe of white chiffon cloth trimmed with white silk lace and a long tulle veil Sus pended about her neck on a small gold chain was a large ornament of pearls and diamonds and she carried a large shower bouquet of liilies of the valley and Bride roses Mrs Wood wore a gown of pale blue and looked almost as youthful as the bride Much of the embarrassment seen at many recent weddings was obviated to day from the fact that most of the ushers were thoroughly familiar the guests to be A large con tingent of Army and Navy people were present and an equal number from the ranks of society in general A breakfast for the wedding par ty was served at the home of Mrs Wood in Hillver Place Later Captain and Mrs Dunlap left the city for a honeymoon trip and upon their return will go direct to Annapo lis where charmingly furnished quar ters await them and where they will make their future home 350 FOR A S45O Piano Two large Mahogany Upright Grand Pianos of superb tone and standard naa ke To ihove at above price Sanders Stayman Co 1327 F St I I Churc hon the H nry sIt lla pillars th Lieut find Miss i chiffon WIth ot the Same color seated jl9t I toilets a hat fIwJ me lifti I I H4 it w r 1T 1 I I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ d F1 i I rps k 1 1 0 C I Friday Should be an extra busy day at this great Fire Sale as the L array of bargains in Furniture and liomefurnishings is an c extraordinarily attractive one You wont have a better chance 1 to provide needed Furniture lot your house so as to be fully pre 1 7 r pared to accommodate Inauguration guests Come tomorrow sure i and get in early = MORRIS CHAIRS Slightly Kredamn ged Morris Chairs for 349 Morris Chairs for 419 Morris Chairs for 529 2000 Morris Chairs 375 Morris Chairs 1350 REOEPTIO1T CHIRS 4 Slightly Pirerdoia ged y f Damaskcovered Reception Chair Imported Velour Reccption Chair 249 VERNIS MARTIN TABLES Slightly riredamased Venus Martin Tables 5335 Vernla Martin Tables 495 MATTIKGS Slightly 1600 Mattinss per roll 600 S1800 MattIngs per roll 3700 52000 Mattings per 8jo BLUE FLAME OIL COOKING STOVES Slightly PlredamaffedU Oil Cooking Stove 790 Oil Stove 89c OH Cooking Stove sac I I I 2800 I 229 t I I Fire damaged 1 I rolL I 1ft j I T5he most sensationa l bargains fired in Ename led Iron Beds They are slightly firedamaged bu t they are capable of giving lots of service ever o I White Enaipeled Beds White Enameled t Beds White Enameled Beds White Enameled Beds White Enameled Beds 39 c c 59c 69c 8 9 c > Brass Rail Iron Beds Brass Rail Iron Beds Brass Rail Iron Beds Brass Rail Iron Beds Brass Rail lion Beds 1 129 1 4 9 n i3 1 69 W 1 89 eo Q 2 A 9 I red 1m 1 Cotton 198 go nt Iot of slightly aged Top nAT 9RESSESto of WIRE slightly 1 791 damaged to go at F Lot brac5 WOVEN sPPias lire MOTHERS BREAD is notable for its quality and purity It is the one bread that I always makes good as a liealth I helper Your grocer will supply you at a Corbys Modern Bakery jalltf REGULAR HAMS He lb r Yellow Onions 23e per pk 4 large cans Best Tomatoes 25c 3 cans Sugar Corn w 25c 3 cans Silted Peas 2oc 2 cans Succotash 25c 3 cans Lima Beans 25c 3 cans Salmon 250 3 cans Challenge Milk 25c 5 lbs Culifonla Prunes 25fe 3 qts Navy Beans 25c 7 lbs Pa Buckwheat 25c 3 lbs Layer Figs 25c Prime Eggs 25c per doz 20Ib buckets Atmores Mince v Meat JL75 California Hams7Jfc lb Matches lOc don Seven Stores including 948 La Ave En the Savings Department of this Banking Institution Inter est Is allowed and to the credit Of depositors semlannually Those desirous of availing them selves of the conveniences of a savings bank having all the safe guards of a bank are In vited to an account Deposits subject to check without notice 1 OPENS AN ACCOUNT NATIONAL BANK Tenth St and Pa Ave GZO C liKMlBfg President Home Building Association 4 f i i LOANS OK SBAI OK EASY MONThLY PATMBKTS It v H accommodate you for building bo InSi or improving a home or Investment and money Call ou the undersigned tor Information and taking AppUcatloaa for loans from agents solicited GEO W UNIONS Wat H 1VETZSL Pros 800 19th ot nw Sec 323 IT st nw A S TAYLOR E S VESCOTT VJPres 1405 F at nw Trcaa 0907 Pa av cw I f I I I I u u u C J T f PYLES SPECIAL SALE SLOt Ori palr zIas5 to ee near ami fr I FINANCIAL ed open THETRADERS ja8tf a rATE e91Stasu 1 0 IrEI AKA4N935FEtreet national ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SIDEBOARDS Slightly Plredamaged Quartered Oak Sideboard 975 Quartered Oak Sideboard 1675 PARLOR SUITES Slightly Plredajuagred 3piece Parlor Suite dam ask 1050 3piece Parlor Suite dam ask S1325 PARLOR TABLES Sligjhtly rircdamaged Parlor Tables for 3So Parlor Tables for 89c Parlor Tables for 129 3FOLD SCREENS Slightly rirodazaagfod 3Fold Screens 123 3Fold Screens SS49 3F ld Screens 159 MUSIC CABINETS Slightly Eiredamaged Mahogany Music Cabinets 379 Music Cabinets 549 COUCHES Slirhtly 3lredamaged 1650 Couches for S475 25QO Couches for S775 3000 Couches for 875 I ta n j u Ii Hu I I tAV n it ¬ ¬ > 1 The Hub Furnitur Southeast Corner nil and D Sts I I 1 j J 0 J c Coffipally j FINANCIAL CORPORATION 415 G Street N W Capital and Surplus 7537331 aS000008 Total STOO CW Proportion of Cash Reserve W pet ccst Number t Sracohear SIsteexw INTEREST On accounts subject to cbeck cent On time deposits 3 3Jf and cent according to fixed ori Collateral Discount FacHltle THE LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OFFICE COR STB AND 5 STS PAUKDP CAPiTAL ONE aUbUOir rr Jn any amount made ca aj proved real estate or collateral at rea conable rates Interest paid upon depos its on inocthlr balances subject to check This company acts as executor ad T mlnlst tor tsnstee agent treasurer Tetdatiiiri and In all other fldtlclar ca paciUes Boxes for rent la burglar end flirep oo f Ttults for safe and storage of valuable packages f JOHN JOY EDSOJf President JOHN A SWOPE Vlca President Second President HARRY G HKEiIAs3lataat Treasurer THOMAS BRA3LEYReaI Estate Oflccr PEAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Is Prepared to assume the management at your real estate Careful attention given to all details Capital 1000000 Surplus S1100000 RIGGS Issues drafts direct on the prin cipal cities of the world money by cable buys and sells ex change Issues letters of credit makes collections and Investments buys and sells stocks and bonds for customers PEHNA OPPOSITE U S TREASURY W B HIBBS DO Bankers and Bralcirs 1419 F Street Members Stock Etcfaanjs Cblcszo Board of Trade Interest Allowed on DEPOSITS received from Treasurers Trustees Guardians also on deposits of awaiting Investment Directors George 5L Harries X Kimball WUtoa J Lambert A M Lo throp Theo W Noyes XH John B Sleman jr F H Smith EL Quincy Smith E N Waters S W Woodward 51 opens a savings account UNION SAYINGS BANK BOND BLDQ NY Ave de31tl Aetna Banking Trust Company 1222 F Street Norlhwes Foreign Exchange and Foreign and Domestic Money Savings Deposits 4 per cent compounded quarterly Time and demand certificates Special department for ladies BANKING BY MAn ER Chapman Co Members N Y Stock Exchange 1301 F Street NW G BOWIE Mgr Member Wash Stock Exchange no29SmdezSu The best way to SAVE is to set aside a certain sum from your income each month or week to be deposited In a savings ac obligation that must he met We pay 3 on savings de Commercial acaounts received Loans made on Commercial Paper MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK 707 U jatutf t HOSE making a change In their advent of the New NATIO BANKING oslD ss t2J u 2 4 Loans de lt nn AVE ja5tl PewYorkStodcExc3a funds G Ralston 14th st and Ie Orders CHIP AN I I nd th nECtiANICb I I I Banking connections with the Year 1 i per per WASHINGToN ELLIS Vice A1DPEIV PABKER NAIAL I1 1 Washington count as r fixed always pr I > > ¬ ¬ Fredk C Stevens President Robt A Chester 1st V Pres XH Shea 2d V Pres Ceo TV TATilte Cashier EE Claushton As3t cashier I j j Are invited to Open an account with thfs bank ducement com mensurate with modern and con senative bank lag Is offered I where every Ia ¬ ¬ COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK ia jaStf BANK 820 F H opens a savings account Of Interest on vnos an d dMoshs deposits r Money to Loan On real estate In District o Columbia ICo delay In closIng loans HEISKELL McLERAN zooS F St J I I t i t 3 on tins lOt t f 4 5 Per Cent co 0 Cot and l s jPuT LESj 2 and = FINANCIAL OOOdOO f Women should accustom themselves to keeping a f check Is indisputable It is f safer as the canceled check I shows that the bill has I been pao fe Jl counts at f our windows draw inter f I f f The Katapiial Safe I I Deposit Savings i i Trust Co NION TRUST STaR 1 AGE CO 1414 F st j nv is a banking house with Federal examined by U S Comptroller of Cur x interest on bal t ances y which are alwa subject to check GSORGS Si FLEMING The Safest Investments Are those that dp not depend upon th financial rewwnslbmty or the BtablUly of any Individual or cor First of trust mortgage motey liberally se cured on good real estate to the District o Columbia coastltnia IgUtedseiT in irestments These are the only kind wa make and supply to investors Interest payable semlammaUy at rate ot Five per cent per gnntTrp ani be had pi us to amounts lena 1538 and upward at par and accrue Interest Send lor booklet Coaceratos Loans and Investments Swartzell Rheem Hensey Co B H Warner Co I In a position to execute orders In Stocks Grain and Cotton on easy margins Service excellent In coinmunlcatlca with New York Telephone MaIn 112 Establialiwi eight years Margin i Per Cent NO INTEREST CKATtGSS R LAPPIN 529 7th St N W Cor F How To Save Money Dont wait for large sums Lays aside all can on each payday We encourage small sayings HOME SAVINGS BANK New Bnllfflnss 7tb St and Ave ialStf National Metropolitan f Citizens Bank f I Organized 1814 15th St Opp U S Treasury CAPITAL sooooa SURPLUS 7ooec E S PARKEH President E V1 TVOODWARDVIca Prea Assistant Cashier Letters of Credit and Drafts on all parts ot the world deUt ITH our expert of f realty and our fa cility for controlling good property propositions it is always possible for us to put a customer in the way of making a profitable in vestment Consult us about the best values D of C Real Estate The FH SMITH CO J Real Estate Loans Investments Insurance 1408 N Y Ave Sond Bldg Every Woman i Is intereate and should kcotr slwnttheirondeifol I MARVEL Vhiriing Spray 1h naw le iroes m tionand Saclfon Best St 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Page 1: Washington Evening Times. (Washington, DC) 1905-01-12 [p 9]....May 1265 12C2 Lard May 685 CS5 Ribs 667 ff65 NEW YORK COTTOTF MARKET NEW YORK Jan 12 Following were the Quotations on

THE WASHINGTON TIMES THUESBAY JANUARY 12 1905

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WASHINGTONModerate and as a ruleslightly lower were the features of to

days session Pf the local exchangeWashington Railway bonds lost 5

at S5V and 1000 at 85which latter Was the closing bid with

as the offering The preferred lostSully a point 50 shares selling at 83 75at 83 and 10 at S3 The common lost

both on bid and priceAnacostia and Potomac 5s sold at 105

for 5000Traction scored a maximumgain of 40 shares selling at 143 40

shares at 143 and 10 at 143 The closing was 143 14iAmerican Security and Trust sold up

from 23 Js to 237 SG shares being sold inall

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephoneat 19 and dosed at bid and SO

askedJMergettthalerwas inactive on the call

the closing being 192 bill and 192After the call 75 shares were

traded in the selling down from192ii to 192 iLanston sold again at 12 12total ot deals aggregating 420 SharesMetropolitan 6s sold at US

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Washirigloh Street Ra ilwaj 4sioooss5yi 51000

andY Potomac 1000 105Capital ractlDnT 10l43i 01430U3 20M3Washington Street Railway preferred

2583 50S3 10WS3American Security and Trust 10

226 10S2363i 10 236j 6 236 2OS233 S

Columbia Fire Insurance 50910Commercial Fire Insurance 2044Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone

Graphophone common 5CN55

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Columbia Fire Insuranceajetropdlftan Railroad os 500052115American Security and Trust 10236J

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RAiLROAI BONDSCapital Tractfon R R 4s lOSMet R R 5s H8i 119Met R R cext indebt A 102

iridebt B 103Columbia RR TGs 117 119Columbia R R 5s v 108 li6JCity and Sub RR 5sw bUSAnacostia Potomac 5s IWi 105The Wash Elec 4Si 83 5 t5 fs

MISCELLANEOUS BONDSWash Gas Co Fs Ser A iwVrash Gas Co 6s Ser B JClWash Gas Cert i 121 122J4

TJ S Elec Bt Cert Ind sr lOiK 106Tel 5s i05 ice

Wash Jrarket Co Ist Ss 310

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Home Savings Bank 173

RAILROAD STOCKSCapital Traction Co I433 uiThe Wash Ry JBlec 83 83Jf

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NATIONAL BANK STOCKSBank of Washington l 485 S33MetropolltirnCitlzehs 35 39JCsntral 3uo iFarmer and Mechanics 300Second 170Columbia 210

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30 32GermanAmerican 225National Union 7 7Columbia n

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Real EsSato lTitle 82 100Columbia TItlev 4Washington Title 2 VATELEPHONE AND

STOCKSChesapeake Potomac 51Am Graphophdne com 5XAm pf 82 9

GAS STOCKSWashington Gas 63i 63George town Gas 65 go

TYPEMACHINE STOCKSMergenthaier Linotype 192 192Lanstori Monotype 12

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NEW YORK Jan 12 There were butfew developments to influence speculative sentiment this morning butSVashingtonj reports that 3Ir Rooseveltwas determined to secure raiiroad ratelegislation tended to create some bearish feeling In the early dealings andprices as a rule sold off fractionally

Weakness in Baltimore and Ohio attracted considerable attention and aaccline of 1 per cen t encouraged thesuggestion that no dividend advancewould be made for the present Pennsylvania weakness as didReading Norfolk and Western andErie Union Pacific and Southern Pacilie showed strength at the start butlater sold off nearly a point from whichfigures however a rallying disposition

shownTennessee Coal and Iron sold oft over

a point and the United States Steelstocks after opening strong began tolose ground The reactionary movementin failed to bring out anyselling pressure and the undertone ofspecula was firm

Government bonds unchanged railroad and other bonds were firmer

All the forenoon the market wassmall heavy unprofitable Londonhouses were nominal sellers wholeamount being about 8000 s shares Baltimore and Ohio was the one activestock which opened lower and has sinceruled slightly weak It is estimatedthat about 5000 shares of long stockcame out and this was enough to givea heavy tone all around Somewhat later the room traders sold Reading downbut brought out little stock and itsprice has rallied fairly wellsion business is very small and the marJcet is more a waiting one than eevr

NEW YORK MAN GETSGOOD POSTAL PLUM

Postmaster General Wynne today announced the appointment of Francis RRoome of New York as superintendent of the mails In New York city AB Mayes former superintendent isstill carried on the rolls as superintendent of malls but on account his extreme and Teeble condition he wasremoved from theactual performance ofthe duties of the office The office pays3200 per annum

DIVIDEND NOTICE

AT A MEETING of the Directors ofTHEE O AVHITFORD COMiPANT adividend of 6 per share was declaredpayable to stockholders of record Jan

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Reported by W B Hibbs Co 1113

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Open High JJ w 130Amal Copper 74 73 73

Am LOCO 34 34 Sl 34

Am C F 33 33 33 33

Am Smelt Sl Sl 81

Am Smelt pf 112 112 112 112

Am Sugar 142 142 141 141

Anaconda HI 1UA T S F S714 S7 4 S6 87

A T S F pf100 100 100 100

Balto 103 102 103

Balto Ohio pf 96 9S 95 95

Brook Rap Transit Jkl 00 00

Canadian Pacific 133 133 132 132

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Chicago Alton 42U 42 41 41Chicago Gt tWtstern 23 KJVs 22 22feC M fc St P 172 171 171Col Fuel Jii ii tJ 46 45 43CcTEOlldat Gas 13 190 395il 5Del Hudson 184 184 184 384

Erie corn 29 10 iOVfe 29iErie 1st pf 77 78 7JA 78

Erie 2d pf 61r G2

Gin Electric ISSli 1SGH 1SG ISOIllinois 159 159 IBS 155

Ran CIty Southern 2S 2S 28Louisville Nash 140 140 13Ufe 129Manhat 169 1C9 169Met Sees Co 75 76 75 75Met St Ryi nin7115U6M K Tex corn 28 28 28 28Md K Ten pfd 63 63 63 63Missouri Pacific 106 106 105 105Mexican Central 2i 23 23 23

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Colorado Southern 22 22 22 22Southern Pacific 116 116 116National Lead 24 24 24 24N Y CentraK143 143 142 142N Y O AV 41 41 41 41Norfolk Western 79 78 78 7Penn R R 137 137 136 13Peoples Gas of CH110G 105 106 10G

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Tenn Coal Iron 7 70 70 70Pacific 115 115 114 115

U S Leather 13 i 13 13 1317 S Leather i 7 101 101U S Rubber 38 33 37 37U S Steel 29 29 29 29U S Steel pf 9294 92 91 92 4U S Steel 2d 5s 92 92 92 32

pf 42 42 42 42Western Union 92 92 92 92Chi T T T pf 20 20 20 20American Ice pf 37 37 37 37

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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETCHICAGO Jan 12 Following were

the quotations On todays exchangeWheat Open High Low 115

May 11C 117 116T 117July 99 99 99 99

CornMay 44 44 44July 45 45

OatsMay 31 31 31 31July 31 31 31 31

PorkMay 1265 12C2

LardMay 685 CS5

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St Johns LafayetteSquare housed at noon today severalhundred of the citys elite to witness

marriage ceremony uniting MissCatharine Thomas Wood and CaptRobert Dunlap TJ S M C

The chancel where the wedding partystood Was draped with long strands of

reaching from a brilliantly illumInated star in the center to the sideand then wound gracefully around the

Easter lilies and palms wereused in further decoration

The handsome p the womenand the gay uniforms of tile bridegroomand his attendants added much togeneral brilliancy of effect In the absence from the city of Cob Thomas

Wood father o f the bride heruncle Corcoraa Thorn gave her away

Harry Lay U S M C wastHe bridegrooms best man and CaptainButler Captain Felan d Captain Wynnesand Lieutenant Evans all of the Marine Corps were ushers Following theushers were the maids led by MissPansy Bloomer and Miss FJbrence Fieldthe others being Miss Marion Stevens

Margery Cotton all of whomrore dresses of white chiffon cloth with

pink tulle hats and muffs and pinkgirdles

After them came Miss Katherine Elkins the maid of honor leading theway for the bride Miss Elkins was attired in a beautiful gown of pink chifIon cloth trimmed with pink silk laceand a hat and muff to match

The bride wore a graceful robe ofwhite chiffon cloth trimmed with whitesilk lace and a long tulle veil Suspended about her neck on a small goldchain was a large ornament of pearlsand diamonds and she carried a largeshower bouquet of liilies of the valleyand Bride roses

Mrs Wood wore a gown of pale blue

and looked almost as youthful as thebride

Much of the embarrassment seen atmany recent weddings was obviated today from the fact that most of theushers were thoroughly familiarthe guests to be A large contingent of Army and Navy people werepresent and an equal number from theranks of society in general

A breakfast for the wedding par tywas served at the home of Mrs Woodin Hillver Place

Later Captain and Mrs Dunlap leftthe city for a honeymoon trip and upontheir return will go direct to Annapolis where charmingly furnished quarters await them and where they willmake their future home

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Morris Chairs for 349Morris Chairs for 419Morris Chairs for 529

2000 Morris Chairs 375Morris Chairs 1350

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VERNIS MARTINTABLES

Slightly riredamasedVenus Martin Tables 5335Vernla Martin Tables 495

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Seven Storesincluding 948 La Ave

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3piece Parlor Suite damask S1325

PARLOR TABLESSligjhtly rircdamaged

Parlor Tables for 3SoParlor Tables for 89cParlor Tables for 129

3FOLD SCREENSSlightly rirodazaagfod

3Fold Screens 1233Fold Screens SS493F ld Screens 159

MUSIC CABINETSSlightly Eiredamaged

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