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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18 1900 8 ir L Th 1 r I- I Market at High Tide as Week Comes to an End BANK STATEMENT PLEASING Union Pacific a Lender with London Buying Heavily Proflttakinir Falls io Force Down Prices Bank of Englands Position la Considered Favorable NOTTS and Comment New York Nov K Today the security market for the fifth consecutive session of the stock exchange was Ute scene of general and eonUauoBs strength Deal- ings in stocks rose to a high total for a Saturday half holiday and prices closed in nearly all instance at or near the higlt est points of the day There was practically only matter of news bearing upon market and that was the weekly bank statement which In every way came up to the pleasant antici- pations concerning it that prevailed yes terday The clearing house Institutions reported- a decrease in loans of 9C4M4M which was generally and no doubt properly attrib- uted to a further transfer of credits from the banks to outoftown or private tend- ers The cash held by the banks increased 2473 06 a sum nearly three times larger than that Indicated by yesterdays fore cast hence the bank surplus rose from a deficit of 5MMO last week to a surplus of 29ttON above the legal mini- mum The action of the stock market indicated that speculative traders were paying very little attention to statistics of this kind and were regarding rather the seeming evidences that financial Interests of the flrst rank had accumulated large lines of stocks in the recent decline In the market and were now enlisted In a temporary campaign at least for high prices Few Reactions in Prices There were few reactions in prices to- day although the gains made by many of the active stocks werenot equal in all cases Profittaking was apparent In the St Paul common shares as It was In yes terdays market and realizing sales sloe kept down quotations for the Northern Pacific and Great Northern preferred shares whose advance particular feature of business at the preceding ses sionThe strongest stock on the list was Union Pacific common which made a net gain of 35S points upon tnwsactkwis a- gregatlng nearly onefourth of the total dealings in the market The current Im- pression seemed to be still very strong not only within the next few days will the Great Northern Railway Com panys distribution of stock in connection with its lease of ore lands take place the Union Pacifics annual report may T expected at any date showing trenched financial position of the corn puny which abundantly warrants the 10 pet cent dividend rate authorized for Us common stock a few months since The characteristic of the stock market taking the week as a whole has been a sensational upturn 4p the course of value accompanied by a considerable but not an altogether proportionate increase of optimistic sentiment in the financial dis- trict At the close of the market on Monday the riee of the standard railway stocks was but very little above the low- est level touched since the beginning of September and at the end of the business to ay the average price of the same stocks was toe highest of the year Market Is Genuinely hopeful 7ris pronounced upward movement in market has been due chiefly no doubt to h avy buying of securities by long pro- fessional speculators and by financial powers of the first rank rather than to any general reentrance into the market on the nart of the outside public but It is fair to say nevertheless that ail develop- ments during the week bearing upon the market has been of a genuinely hopeful and encouraging nature Thf Bank of England has succeeded m building up its depleted reserve far more rapidly than was looked for a few ago It reported on Thursday a surplus almost up to the normal average for tbe time of the year increases in Its gold holdings today In the sum of nearly ftAGCP and It is expected on Monday to secure without difficulty another 400000 due to arrive from South consequence of this buoyancy as compared with the past feeling of dis- couragement and uncertainty has come to prevail in the London market and all ear among financiers on the other side of an advance before January 1 in the Bank of Englands discount rate has vanished money rates have steadily de- clined since Monday and New York ex- change in the interior cities has risen t a premium that indicates a return of money front the agricultural districts this movement being further attested by a gain on net balance for the first time siiire August by the clearinghouse banks in their transactions with the interior Wage Increase Buds Strife The large and voluntary increases of wages by the railway companies and other corporate organisations have al- layed anxieties regarding the possible labor disturbances and are regarded as an extremely helpful symptom regarding general financial affairs governments foreigntrade for the month of October shows an excess of exports over imports for the month larger than any but one recorded- In a corresponding period for ten years back and reports of railway gross earn- Ings have ane on mounting up to new high record figures A current criticism c railway reports has been that tii ir raise of railway net earnings had been small as compared with that of the grjss i v nues but the truth about the- n tter appears to be that all the great railway companies of the land finding it dmcult to borrow money enough for choir needs owing to tbe state oft the money market have been diverting enor pious sums oat of earnings In the im- provement of their properties and charg ing the expenditures to operating ex- penses The state of the money market seems Indeed the only bar to a further advance In security prices and it Is well perhaps for speculators to bear in mind that in times past when the roonetaary strin- gency hi the fall of the year has Heft the chief financial Influence felt a modi- fication of these conditions in the month of November has often proved to be butt fEmporary and has been followed in the final month of the year by a farther ad vance in money rates and by recessions in stockmarket quotations NEW YORK MGMY Xew IVfc NOT nMewy an mil WM quoted MniuaUr at 5 vet wwk abut 9 On Monday l awl 4 r r m t WMtaesdt f aai 3 tlMnsar- i w and Friday S and i Tim money mdorrcut a uiinim in the ehMtag days of the week dx jmtttf hess dedfetag trout The taruig market KM firs today doeing ten pta atone yesterday at for dcHuad Rates IT actnal busiurw were M follow 8txtr UKS4ME demand 48SKal9S cabin tSfe JEN IXuHavmai bills were t79atMk STOCKS SHOW GAINS I one the was a but- t ha t an m the Africa- n Locally in- stitutions Th StAte- ment t t ifS trill bmw made at and M I JIll en at s I to rr ffUt 011 4 cia that r days p4 toy Dar tbs loses becu a asut gig usde n s ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ± ± NEW YORK STOCK MARKET QtfoiatfeM furnfabBd by Chutes G Gate Oa- ntaben Nw York Stock ExchAnge BuBd lag Gkalnc AttteCkaka 500 17 17 1IH 17H 17 AUtoCfeal pfd 300 4 i 46H 46 4- AmaL Copper 41100 113U 114 llitt 1H 1BH Am C F 3100 Vi 45 tt H- AM GoUM Oil 280 33 4 38 39 33 AM MO 81 68 86 83 S AIL Loco 1 00 74 75 73 4K AM S F pM 389 44V4 44H 44 44 AM sIt 16969 B6H 1WH KSK 1WU UK- AM S r lfl900 13R4 13BH 1S8 1364 1JSH- Aw Tab vfd 4W 98 WH 8 9 K- AM Woote 7 J6 36 35 38- AMKMda U MC7 8H ST6 87 2MH- AtebiMB 1 9 W n IMH KMH 100 100H- AteMsen tel m s Wfe W 1 At feast Use U00136HUB 135H 138 US OWe 7869 128 B i 1 4 M Brook It T MMO 7S i 79H 7BH 7 78 On PaciKc 7400 ITTli 179 1T7H 17 H K6H- OaBt Leather ItO 3fc 3IU 3TH 7- Che Ohio 609 KH t MH K WH- OW Ot V 49 1IH 17 17H KH- QM G W p B 1M8 2SH 28H 2H 3W4 35 i C M St P MW 1SIH ia i WK MBfe MR4 C N W 3M 286H 305H 5n S8SU 3Hi JilL U T 11 MO II tt 15 H C F I X3W SM4 So 7JS9 31 3M4 3K4 3 S H- Ooto S let 79 WU H Oslo Sa 24 2JOO K W 58 K SSi- OM Gas MOW 138 D8 133 HI cots Tad II D R G DIn SOB Brie CelL BlMtrie- Ct North pM mutt lilt Mot JM- IB Out OHj So- L So M- j N Mar Oo t M K T X K T i- 3Jo Pae Nat Led N Y Cwt N Y O W f W North AM North Padfe 6M 224 600 K 4W4 tti K- SJD9 71 4 72 TIlt 71H flIt S fc n K 1i K 400 114 1W4 W4 W4 15300 3K W MS JB8H 3PW- 41M 3 3T 3TH Zit 31 9 TiH 774 77K 77 77- 3ww4 winm- o 2- S8 W M S- 8Pa It It Pros Stool Roafeg Rep I S Hop I B p- Ucck Iriaad 1S09 l J fe B Ste2- T800 37 31 3 3 H 3Oi- 4S 7i 72 W 71 7f 3 W MH 94 i 4 W H 7t TWs K- 54fl9 Ml H9H K 4 Ml l1Bi- WO 4 47 4t 47 m sss w H- M 9 W- 299WI 29 23 S8 2Sf36S- 6H 39 3 i 3 H 3Rk- 1SM8 1 1MH M4 13- 9aWSm M i 54 i Slf 1- 4St L S W So PftCttc So Pac pH- SovtlMni Ri FMtfe T L ft IT Units PaeMe U S PIpe U S RvbkM U S R tet U S R L U S Sled U S Surf ptt- WakMk Itt AVto CantnL WIlt Cent pM To l Mta TMtenk Total kt Frtdty 11M 36 31 38 39 31 W Sc i 0 S 9S 13 09 39 31 3Ki 31 99 300 Wfc H W 300 809 Wi 3S JfH 25- KMI 9 H ff 3W4- 3W 1M lit 1M IB 11- 9ZW 34 3 3 i 34 M- MM 53 3TH 3f 4 31 31- 2M 34 tt 3414 35 31 ISJ M 1 1S8- 2M KK K 4C 4 47 l W S K SZfc se- UK 1M Mr Mf W Wi- CM 9 itf a t- 73M 48 K 4S i- 3JM WK MM W W M 37 36 3n 38 3T- 3M B M M- 1M 43 m 4 i- M 3S f S 9K VK- 1S37M iterca CURB MARKET K It ChaoMM Jt C Open Hfeh Low OO- MBntm CowoW ted Oonxf 31 3W 3 Sfti Vfl 4flU UMUKMI JHk W- CbwMP aokmqr M- PMfeerUnd KJy H U M 13 Greene Copper C 3S 4 9Ri- Uackar Oo Maie p6L- KevaiU COM OH 9 OK Xma a rf- lUaoaiJ OB Jal Gated Copper TfK n 71 TiH Utah Copper 33 S 3m- GOVBRAaiIBXT BONDS lQ nt ttoDg foe UU4 9tet- X coapott BH- Si oaapco COT 4 neater IMS ccnpaa IRH- FMHMM OM 9 Mgat- PIMM CUM CM- IMIxtot Cilartli VM- tMISCISLl UfHOUS BONDS New York Xor 17BoMi- AaMricaa A H T Jt S F acatnil 44- A T F utrt 4 4k Atlantic Coast 4- HatUMore aDd ChIn paid 4 C B A Q I C B Q jotat 4a- WotBHnt BawftMK f- Mo K T N Y C 3- SoMhera tr 4 M- Sootbcrn Pacific rfg 4 M- Soatfacm Ry X O l iiia w Union la M3 U S Seei S V 5a 91- WabaA DA B Toola aala MMH 9Hoat MM M yaMM ay- MIMM a week agn sad SMMM a ar a a- XEW YORK BANK STATB5IHXT- Ix s ttWJK3M dcj jj t ltt4M- DepoaHs SM4OJM decrcane S J ia- L al trader I67M34M iMMwe apecfe SH3W4D9 inewaw ItMUfiB- Reaerre SSJBMiJM increaae liaSTJM Repaired S2tUMK de ia e 3JKJM- Smvte WJTU75 ietea e 6i m- Rx Uirftwl States dciMMt UfU S iaeraue The of the bMria is J317UK5 attest S- StMSO last year ant j an ago GRAIN MARKETS Chicago QMtotlwts fimMieri br Ctartas G O t Ca RMHBtaFS ONkage Beard f Trmt In s r BulMiag WHKVT Ores Hlfefc L r Chse H WMl r 71 7 H 7JH M r 79 im TV ilK OOit- XDwrter tl ItVt MK New York New Y rk Nor UWIIBAT StiMg hindering t e N 1 rUMrn Dutatfc te arrive MM and nail ia ew Jfejr f a b Na I Northern Meal J C over Deeenber late Nwober Xa 2 Kcrdwni MawJtotai c Dfcea r Isle X 2 hard e under May f o K No I mi f a k No 2 KacaraNi SHi f a b No 3 Macaroni 7J i Bnxx Icrs toot Jaa4t- COWNFfcrn o 2 ricvmtor 5 4 No 2 Silt for nor f a b 2 yellow 54 f a K No 2 law ifevaabrr B f o k Xa 2 early Deocmorr late IKmnier SS f a b No 2 f e k Jawwry B No 5 white S4K f o b Biportora- OATSLifeleK Elevator pricet No- M b J whit Wfe No 31- Tlw prices for fttturec Mkw VHEAT Decntbtr May CORN Dweaibar- Jawtary May Opw High Lw Ctoseetose- SS5K S85K 81 82 Ilongrht and sold Inforina lIon upon request R T 324 Pa Ave S E PHONE E 276 YGUR AD IN THE HERALD Bales Open HIgh LewNt11Nt16 < 46 41 H U lee See 35 II pOt 1il 2 balsa 3r4 1 W II I- Mo 4 e Com Pnd 446 W 1ft IftI zn II U lift let 171 S fi- K L D Jt5 141 14114 tile M k 9i SI SI 8 PadOc Ill 11101 14 J6t Jt81Ia 4 Itodc IIkM 51d M- at L S F 3d 45 4t 2 TaM 8L Jit 1ft Va tris 1ft II 51 U U II m shafts 1WIIIIIIIId lit New ADI UII J IlK M JIll sis Xv a II D- WI faJeIIIIIar JS 111 1IP 31 II- II 131 4Ii IW III II I lo usdist T- At I a Line IrS Jrte t 8116 h- 4s e Paeiac eeL t PastOr h e SiN UI iII two Ma UII 45 OATS i Silt L5 J13 Ja hAnD 111 I4i 841 112 U8 81 S4 8Ii joIn T4 No red f 0h nuder No two a took abed Yeeterdas 81 SI S4 B4 51 5Ifi If BId e 00 ooto 0 i COLOMBIA t GOLD PLACER t t t ORRISON t 0 0 Muse 4W1 143i It d 51h 21 fO- B too II 41 17414 Kan 51 2 IS 14 l444 4 51 51 51 MaO 145 148 4 51 E 45 0 51 51 i 3 10 45 1455 wa 51 51 Ml I5uhs54 Tack ZiirM sliest wtisst e 4 lInt 55 55 51 sso 4 im 4- 31ttthefl I1bla P4 Pt N 4 llew 1k fuiia ma 155 151 5 351 155 24 an 2 1ar 15 10 24 14 14 10 24 14 10 1 rmaJ 15 is 5- 1Prsaqkanla 31k 10- 2aea ic ndtios ug 51235L ears 4311 13 DioerInr 3M4 3514- 31 4 351t 4- Jsasasy3i 851 Jeausry over 2 14e Deaeaber eracasessi tssut bade whit I it ms 1616 8114 4 Ito STOCK I SAW > < > > > < > < + WALL STREET NOTES Failure to Cut Hill Melons Disappointing to Traders BULL TIP ON UNION PACIFIC London a Strong Buyer as RcNalt of Inside Information Looking for Another Rise In Steel Common Illinois Central Expected to Make- a Good Showing In the Future New York Nov was some little disappointment yesterday becauue no announcement was made of the silo ing of the Hill melons but some of the bulls asserted that good news would come to holders of Great Northern within a few days Wall street which has been so much interested in Mr Hills hasty return to New York would probably understand the matter better if it the reason why he had away Before leaving for- th West more than a week ago Mr Hill had been at work for weeks on the de- tails of the plans on foot for the benefit of stockholders of Great Northern and Northern Pacific He left for the double reason that he was down for a lecture at Chicago and that the unsettled aspect of the labor situation made the time unpropitious for special distribution to stockholders He has since delivered his lecture and the tabor situation has taken a turn for the better so that there was no reason why work laid down ten days ago should not again be taken up in the past day or two especially as for family reasons the coming could not be devoted to It There was no urgent call from any- where but Mr Hill who is a worker determined of his own accord to resume work on his plans as soon as the obstacles to their consummation were removed London had a strong bull tip on Union Pacific and not only sent over a higher level of quotations but followed up the business transacted in its own market by sending a large volume of buying orders for execution here The bullish sentiment on the other side made its effect felt in New York as it has often happened that London lisa had earlier confirmatIon on movements in the stock than has been at the disposal of the average local operator notwithstanding that the official explanation of toe peculiar dividend in- cident test summer was that it WM de- sired to give New York the benefit of the news first All the arguments wMch have become familiar in connection with upward move- ment in Union Pad were revived the commonest and the most logical being that the company would benertt materially from its participation in the good things Corning on when Great Northern Union Pacific soon to be published would make a very favorable showing Tuesday was the day set down in the rumors as the one on which this docu- ment would make its appearance On general principles conservative brokers argued the stock was by no mesas dear arid there were so many points favorable to speculation that the prospects prom toed a considerable rise while in the event of any untoward circumstances the intrinsic merit precluded the danger of a serious decline When such views were expressed even in the most conservative quarters It is hardly to be wondered at that the of tIps of the stock received a good deal of attention as the result not only of starting a covering movement but of bringing in a larger volume of outside buying for the rise than has been seen at one time on any stock for several weeks past Some time in the future a new company wtH probably be organized under the name of the Union Pacific Company to take- over the securities owned by Union Pa- cific so that the profits from this source may be distributed subsequently from those resulting directly from the opera tions of Union Pacific Railway The new company may operate the Short Line the Oregon Railroad aad Navigation and some other properties just as Pennsylvania company oper- ates the Western lines of the PennsyN vania system and in addition act as the holding company for the stocks owned such asrthcse of Southern Pacific the Hill roads Illinois Central and Baltimore and Ohio The objeet is to forestall the agita- tion which might arise if in the future the profits from all sources became so greet that to distribute them on the present stock would involve very high rate of dividend No new policy is Involved the only ob- ject sought being to make it clear that the rates are not exorbitant If for dividends of IS per cent were paid on Union Pacific common agitators would be likely to attribute the large profile almost entirely to excessive tariffs If there is any expectation that Illinois Central will be merged into some other Wg system it is likely to be disappointed The intention is to give the road a more progressive management and to develop possibilities which for many years have been comparatively neglected There Is hardly any question that Illinois Central will hereafter show relatively better re sults than at any time in the past or that in spite of a certain subserviency to other Harriman roads the property will in time be enabled to make increased returns to Its stockholders I dont know what is going on In Steel said one of the most intelligent observers on the floor of the stock ex- change but any one can see that it acts very strong If ever a stock should be bought on looks It Is this one at this minute Once again the street is trying to guess meaning of very heavy buying of Steel by a speculative house which was also a large buyer at the beginning of the movement that a few weeks ago carried the price above 1C COTTON MARKET New York Nor ITTlw market had an- other fercrith dry with juices irregular on the peak but the mdrrtoue steady Cables were a sInuS better Ulan dee on reports of bad weather in tM central Kit and wodnrately bullish weekend eta tItus Short coTcriMg was in evidence soon after the opening and Mail street shorts were heavy bnjrera January mites ran up atxmt fifteen points xke the wseat dMMnd ceased There was a quiet demand ea uw dectttw with shorts more or less mrraw over the pu iMe shewing of the census re- port Bext Wednesday Seethorp spot markets 8t djF H to hIgher Port receipts 61030 bales tact 5M New York QiMtatfeas fnreMtcd by DIck Bros i Co memo hiss of UM New York sad New Orleans Cotton ex dmtM MB U street wirthwMt Phones main Open hUgh Low Close Nowafecr MJSalOlD DBOHHbtr W3J 10S JOWMOT M3S ItJf 1021 llaa Mwcii MJ9 I19 1038 10 alM3 May IMS 1853 18W 1051aW8S S5 MJB 1055 1058alO60 New Orleans open III Low Noon Berber J5 MMO 1035 iLls JaWWWji MJS 1013 1 35 1833 i X W 3 1BS5 1851 Spot Markets R iplsGalT 6i i S718 haIrs Now Orleans mlH Sawnnah U 8 Cbarloton W4 NerfeJk Sff 29tt Heaslfln 10399 St Louis 559i 17There knew the just Ore- gon a th cotton were par GUt ItS l lOg ta too I gone week and multi- tude the In- stance 14 SIlL Jell ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP Washington Railway and Electric com- mon enjoyed a genuine field day on the logal exchange yesterday A fierce raid was launched against It and when the dust of battle had cleared away 3900 shares had been sold with several bidders in the field ready to take any amount offered The selling started at at which nearly 700 shares were taken Then under active bidding the price advanced- to 12 and went up by fractions to 40 at which price 1000 shares were sold There were several other sales at 40 and the fun closed with the bid price at 397S At one time during the bidding the price rose to 4012 but no stock was in sight just then for sale The operations of the day seemed to exhaust all the stock in sight and the ruse of throwing large blocks on the floor to beat down the price failed to accomplish that object Outside of the one stock there was little doing A tew sales were recorded- on the preferred and one block of 20 of Capital Traction was seld at 144 34 When the regular call reached Wash ington Loan and Trust an ominous silence spread over the exchange In view of the run of the morning hours on that Instl- tutlo No one seemed to breathe for a full minute every one watching for some weakness In that stock but it was bid at the old figures and no one had a share to offer The situation was indicative of the confidence the brokers and bankers have in the stability of the company Inadvertently a mistake crept into the published statement of the Washington- and Mechanics Savings Bank yesterday which caused some wondering comment in banking circles The item read Other roal estate owned 5856835 it should have read Due from national banks when the statement would have appeared in proper form and would have been bet- ter understood by the friends and patrons ot the bank WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET K m WaAfatetMi Hallway and Electric is 51009 at WTk Capital TnetioH 9 at 141 Washington Hallway and Btectrfe eeffifflon 59 at 3 at 94 at M at 0 at 3H at 3VK 59 at 38ft M at 3 H M at JWi IW at 99- S at 3 S M at J9K ft at 36 5 at 39H KO at at 3Hi 50 at 3V 100 at am 1000 at SI Jlfi M at M bwycr Hi W at 99 XX at 50 at M MS at 39 91 at 3W4 50 at SB at M at M f at 3 n- Waahfamuw Railway and Btectrie pnforred SO at SWi 59 at M at K- LanMon IM at MH M at 11 Toe folkwria tbe eto tc bW VMiations Gofer tNMdaPhtttppfaK Lead Purchase 45- IM Diatrtet of CohMbia SOs IM- G twadaWaamtogU GM CoMp y 4s Mttt WaaUntton Use CoMfway oertiftfluoa of mdtUed new ia Ma Railroad bondtCapital Traottom Railroad HSU AnaowUa awl IDUMUW Sa ML City od Sabartmi Railroad ia JO Cutwabia Kaitrood sound mat Sa m CoiOTtbta KaUroad k Metro poiitan KaUroad Sa 113 Metrapolitaa Railroad cer- tificates of iMKbtedBOH Ca Mt WaahMeun Rail w y and Electric la- MJaceDanonwi btMdaUnit Staia Etoetrie UaM Called HtatM Ktoo- l oto- taatoa iiwukooat 5c W aad PbtoaMc- as W MraaMioton Markot Co uy lat to VK Prtne otfftty atMtoCapfeal Tnonw 1 4 Tba Waahtactcti XaOwajr and Ekctric OCMIBOB 3i Norfolk and WaaUonton Slaaanhnat a weIss Gas HH Oo3c ttow O Briatot QM- alad fikottfc Sa 30 CboBpMlw and lowe phonr W- LuMm Monotrpe U- Miains atoikaUmac Career 1C MncMl Xm tac Onipacy S National baak atooUAmrieu KV Ubfifttl m C trH m Xttooa Ctti m Ootea- Mat CiaaaiMH Jam Famcta sad MeetMwka 30 LiocDto 19 MctnpoJhM 311 lUgss M- Seoood MB Ttmden m WaabtatfM m- Troat OMapany Mocks Asaericaa aad n Xtttoaal DefMOK and TraM m U fcm Troat Cooiiaujy TUMI WaoMactoa Lout awl Trust VS Uaaaci TraM riRate- Baat m WaUactoa U ioo a- Hn m- CowanciaJ i Conors n mnamis 25 Kranklte 56 UOTMBA Mri6M Ml XotrapaHtM- iff Nattooa Cairn V People a t l ikomc RilEBa 8- Tttte liwnraiie MoctsCoiuaabki Tttte l Red IMt TItle ft WaAtostoo TItle 4 teesOMCow steaksSovtbcni Piritte Service Qer r icatfoH UmpooaboB nftai aLi A Ofsvboi- dMNM prtfcmd 8eortty Morase CoaHmuy m lUaaj Apamtaal Agener a WMMcctaa MatlMt SI ndeifty Woraco CoMpaay 111 PRICE CHAXGBS OF TilE WEEK yiiiairtiiit br kttte list Co baler iSMfeen Waakfawjtoi Stock BMhtfage H F street MOfttNPMt Total sales on Washington Stock Exchange for the week ending November 17 Opt Ilia Low but Ujm WaokterUMt tUttmr W 9S m 8- 85KJ C and I Tel it N5H K J i MM- Htoekk 74 Capital Trachea Mt 1 H M 4 Wash Itanway- TB Wash Rwr inferred SNWssh GM mi mi- MLaMttM 14 MH K MH 9N Groan Copper CS S SH 23t MMiteteM Mtatac 5H 5fe 5 SH S UmtoB TW 1 JWi 131 a- Uafe Tnnt Rigbto S Bxdttttrad LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET BUTTER StnMg 4 MB4 aloag all lines CemenT laser JH4 to 3S per pound Western Stste 2 to 36 seconds M to 36 pnoass laaef 22 frlr to good Si More inches 15 to K chit iP Slwbet siesdy New York State Ian tory Jay 14 to 13 i do sawn W to MH mm aer kre Jl factory sew efcoiot 11 do fats to good 11 HGGSHwsei Hght Md naarfc t sowag Near- by VJfgtete 31 Wilt Virgteta and So kwMt- Virgwia 31 Tetmrscee 31 Carolina 23 to 9 ducks IS storage 25 to 21 LIVE POCLTKYChidioM liberal and demand active Twk ys Is oed d Htaad Uhtekess large per potmd 13 do oediwa 13 to 14 do 11 11 rooster thick J3 to 14 e 9 to U turkeys toms lIdS bent dialer K keats StoM- DRE8S8D POULTKYTwfcv bees mdra n t ni d IS average aadrawB K to 17 da UMB 11 to 12 old IT eWebeM spring large 13 do HwdtaiB 13 to 11 da snail 15 to 16 ehoiee 12 rooMers to M do a to 13 gene II to C ducks 12 to tt DRESSED MBATSCalTes full dreaeed SM to 389 beads off 9M to i bogdretted rains 800 to 5 reentry sugar eared It her small aad neat ser ewt SLU do medium 809 do heavy 7M to 7JO- GAMERabbtt per dunes 103 to Z48 WU per 73 to 1M quail per dozes 2 to 300 wild turkey per to S to 9 pbeaeantc each 109 to 1S woodcock each tt- VKGKTABLBSlriah potato market Una Yams aol aweets doii Totatoes home grows 1M to 175 per bW ailing bane per 2 S potatoes ocr bwibel 6M5 VirginIa and Mary ked per bH LSI to 175 Mftiae per sack ZOO sweet per bbL Iii to 179 do yaaos 100 oekry New York er 38 to 59 onions Ohm per bbl L75 to 200 SpanMi per box 1 to 15- 9tonlps per box 31 to 91 Hiibbard sqoasb 75 to 30 aearby Maryland 419 to 6UXJ per 100 tomatoes Bearby 91 to US a box California LW to 2M Florida LW to 100 Okra per crate 3GO to 4J steady Pen in good demand and prices for good stock firm Apples Jonathan Pet bbL 200 to Atezaeder per d h bbi 250 to 356 Gano per d h bbl 230eO23 Snow per d h bbl 2J a300 Holland pip per d b bbl 2 a275 fall pip- Pin per d h bbL 2Ha75 None Such d b bilL L7aa22S King per d b bbL 300 350 Spitzen berg per d b 1 9a3U Spy per d h bbl 250- alOO Baldwin per d h pbL 2JOalM Ben Vans per d k bW ICCalM Crooning per d h bbl lJOa2 9 bulk per bbl measure LIOn L75 eras apples per bbL 2Ma3S9 Keurre dAnjon er bW i a275 Lawrence m bW 2Wai Kieffer per bbl LIOn 258 QuiDce ler bbl 400 lloeapplesKlor Ida per srate 275 to 3W Grape fnrft200 to 300 box Jamaica 450 to 00 per barreL Florida oranges 2JX to 275 box prickly pear L75 box cranberries 150 to 363 box per basket 12 to 15 bananas 58 to 12 week Mafcsja grapes 4M to 700 keg lemons lW to 450 CHBSTNUTSMsrket dull Jti a pound HAY AND STRAW lUnoOty choice now lUll to MOO No 1 new 1700 No 2 sew 1600 mixed hay 1300 to K09 tt09 to 1509 straw rye bundle 1LW to KM rw maohine thrash to 900 wheat T cut hay poe Urn lUG to 150- 0OlUINWaast choice 74 fait to good 63 to 73 ordinary 89 to S rye 60 to 85 corn shelled now io 3S Bale RCQIIar can 51 3M ItS III H- at were en eensa JocI ItDck escIautot IK ponarut trir U ftrtkOertie d ma Uretric Ubt 1st II NtIWII ud 1 The RailwAY Slerizle lftfernd saine nut Sate sriIIp Butt Wa 1 IS k II 45 E 1I- kqekawLr 3M n S It- o Western Nock per keAs t ago Mat d leD basket lila bunch cab 400 stat Pears I grapes 850 5 35 51 35 40 IS tOl 1 iidsestus k ill 35ddma k lit lii Wer spa Wathstm and it tea 55 Tel Type eleda14irha1ui hssrsc 35111 bushy 3 15mk atucsIIoss vs s SutsisD Fk Imosnee I5sAitistis 15 7 31 the flosda 313 eq 33 34 35 15 51 55 45 154 351 311 10 514 7 Sun fresh receipts sash bean 7 seas toes peat FItUITSAp plr per bin per doter L ¬ ¬ ¬ > > > < FINANfJiAL FINANCIAL At Par and Accrued interest Due 1932 Coupon bonds of 500 and 1000 each privilege of registra tion of principal- I can also offer a limited amount of Corporation and Public Utility Bonds netting from 3 per cent to 6 2 per cent SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE INVESTMENT SECURITIES ftlunsey Building Phone Main 25 I rl 1 I first Mortgage 500 R Gold Bonds THOMAS D GARFIELD L ¬ = NOTICETHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the Joveite lenT will be held in Ate ndria of John 5L J ill Fairfax street XOVKMKKK 30 M06 AT 12 M JOHN T DE VINE iWKlU MOSEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST lUTES OF INTEREST On Heal Estate ia Dbtrtet of Cofembfe S ddaj ia loser 1IEISKELL McLHKAN 83 F it BW- wMtc Si to K xnow ft to car iM to 1M- 0U V 4crB white Ko i 38 to X inlaid 26 to W PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE BalUsere Md Nor 17FLOOR Market was quiet QBotatfeM Winter iaSaJ15 ekM XSU3J5 victor ttnigitt XMa3J wtetor pit nt XTSaXK pnaf dear 3r X fyrt 3 Mdl wteg pitted 4 a4 city mOh Iwwt Ml cttr ilb Wgti nide patent IS city Mttk- Usbcrade straight 4M ice X7S dIr Ob extra 39lalj4x Kyw 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TOATSTbe nwrket Htm Stork to iterates rf Qaotataoaa far nor oats White No 2 3K4a do X J muOfA do No 4 38e3f Muad No 2 3aa3Mt do No X SfeSHS o 4 aSaSB- feXoteTT ttvet- yXTEStack to fatal HUM bajbeto aunt fate denton MK baSk Market steady Qaotattom Xo 2 rye per iiaMiU 15 So 4 rye Western apuma deiiMiy P r Insist eta Ko 3 rye br uptown dativeiy ewe No 4 rye Wanes uptown delivery par baatel Cat Ja 4 Tie laear by aptowa delivery per baebet ft a to lib aad ooodUoo SbeC eMotes West ern apSes deiftory 74a3l IIAYMacfctt Mom receIpts Hast X 1 taaothy- tarat bate MM do eraS bale So 2 tiMOthy a to Jocatton tfMalSaj 9o 3 tiMotb- ya to kaOiaa VMallP No 1 clover safaH 17M- att No 2 darer Mixed OJa n 0 Xo dustS PifMlTW Ko 2 Glover ISJtaHW- 9TRAWM rhet steady KyofitraiRht Mr to dIeter tr toa UJhUlW Xo 2 anigtat IUPA- 1L No 1 htoeka 4 aX9X Wheatfa to chote Mocka M niaaainn taWJI Oat Good to prhae MkUl awaoa itataed c 7JM- a Jl MILL FKBOXarkn foes ller toe Wister M weight baft JMIaJMO aprteg do 3PMb- 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Seathera- ttttk ester per Ik do roOm per M- Maa Week per a tab waaaed Mr to dIeter per Jk 38a36 N BBarry wool S to S leer per Ik at to STOCK isAIlKlBT Now York Nor irCATTMfrKeeriate 4 heed oothkn eWe today ia Jim rattle feeling steady MMM SlId nethmg doug ia live calves Ke ae steady for good Yeah lid tor alt otbers SHEEP AND LAMBSReoeipU 2 W head shop steady IaMbs 8m CoroMan sheep LCOa taabs TiN Canadian laMbs 7JH- HOGSRMetpU 4 H head aM for staggfeter- Bonteally sUad- y1VASHIXGTOX CATTLE MARKET Market very dish CATTLEExtn 175 to 89 per cwt bHtoacrs 409 ordinary 2M to 3 9L HOGSPer cwt grow 625 ia SM ardiaary SM- SHEBPCHpped 4M nxdhjm 3M to 1W own men 200 to 3W- LAMESPer pooad iprias sissies TS ta S Me- dium 7 to rH CALVES Per paced priwc S Tiirilhim 7 t 7H- COWSEach prtoe 4tM to MM osamw 3181 to 38M old sad dry SN IM- iCstabluhed 1804 ff Concord Harness1 Lap Robes HorseClothing I and An Uptodate Line of Harness for all kinds of Vehicles I 497 Pa Ave Ni W I th S extra pat fondly flack for wheat to4IrJ fnctkl ao to eletatcn at 75 far special bin No 74 few red fw cId his slfaIIIftr 2 rod for > 4ft- ud a ce ol 1ddIe at IlL UW 50 au liD nip Int- o lei quarter e lid lists I POt TItYTM lb old Sid ld lb J LIVE 13M to i to- e i t t t Get the Best i I t i t I Lut tiJ Col t i ttt t L tOCttt t coin JOODaeO Secretory vials straIt eat market Serstisme was lets to I ted u4aier7o 2 55 55 75 e alereror 4514 thee befog was 355111 4s sbnsssts Iron eiWi h abo rites 5 ds- I laser b- Iota 350 erIe tao t 2115 liMb b- id Quoted 3k 15 lS 51 herbal candid 4 4 e e O 4 C C S 0 > > > + ASSOCIATION ISSUE OF STOCK OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION AND FIRST F AY il B K T SHARES 150 PER MONTH lafenaatfea wW be oaestMty farafeaed upon ap pitaattoB at the afiee EQUITABLE liUILDIMC KQ8 Y ST N W John Btea PresIdent BWs SbaBe Vtos PiaMdaat tier W OUIIsar PrasMeat- Fntafc P KwNeH Secretary JetM Bdsaa Jr Ant Secretary DIRECTORS Prerilc B PIe Jae A HamBtoc Gee Ffaaer A M Lettoap Job Banwid H Harrta- F B Tarjte F V OrtBe Joe B Lamer Fiscal for the United States Government Depository for funds of Philippine international Banking CorporationCa- pital and Surplus 6500000 Traasacto a general Unking baetet So lucas ail classes tit aooomiH buMatos pro fesiiawU or intends a weteoaw to ail uiteadiBS coMewera Altewi- Ri per rest mterect on drawing aeeoasti and rates on UaM In tat matter of lease aad dtwomiu at treatment wed u IS ooBEkteac with routed banams 1415 G Street lorthwest Washington Loan Trust Co OFFICE COR fill AND F TS- PAIDUP CAPITAL JMIM- lx in a aswuat sjaiie a approved ret csute cr ooUatcriu ail reuoBabie rates latereat paid upon KB luoatfaiy bal aaee oajeet w meek IMS eoBsfaay seta as execator adaiiabcra- tcr trastee agent treasurer registrar awl in all other Macairy capacities Hoses lee rent tad drearaot ranK for safe deposit and stance f Keaf Estate Is prepared ta assume the of real estate Urefal- atteatfoa given to JOH JOY KUbON Ireslaent JOHN A SWOPK Vice PresidMt- ELL16 5PEAR 8c d Vice ITtsident- ANURtW PARKER Treawrer- 4AKRY O J4EKM As4sUat Treajamr- fOYD TAYLOR AsaisUat Trewarer- fHOMAii URADLKY Real Kstate Otttetr FREDK EICUELBERGER l wst Other ON EY TRANSMITTED BY CABLE Drafts issued direct on principal cities of the world Letters of Credit issued Exchange bought and sold Investments and Collections made Stocks and Bonds bought and sold National Bank Pa Ave opposite U S Treasury E A R Chapman g Co Members N Y Stock Exchange 80 Broadway New York WASHINGTON OFFICE 1301 F Street NW- G B CHIPMAN Manager Member Washington Stock Exchange the name of an interesting booklet on that Important subject which we will be glad to mail you upon request Wills drawn and flIed without charge when this Company Is named EXECU TOR or TRUSTEE Consultation with the officers of tlu Company Is invited The Washington Loan O Trust Company JOHN JOY EDSON President Charles G Gates Co Trinity Building 111 BROADWAY NEW YORK Branch OSsei Tie WaldorfAstoria New Yo le Rookery Exchange Chiajj Preach Lick Springs laiiim Washington Office Munsey Bldg TELEPHONES Main 379037313732 Direct Private Wire Service Mutual Building Association 1 a month Pays 5 on deposits Room 4 Central National Bank Building EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE BUILDING 51J J Vise J W lea liberal JUIIU AretA siuuooe Slo- MM Regarding WillsI- s Building Budding Atlenbc City Home card aca c SUIILLUS 05tr tbAltNflDJ 53 year setpier RIGGS > > ¬ = = BANK STATEMENTS REPORT OF TUB CONDITiON V OF TUB Traders National Bank of Wash- ington At WashlwjUw in Uw DWriet CotembU at ths 9t bwtocM Koraaber B fitS RK60UUCBS Overdraft teevred and MMMMW S ra United Stoles te dc to seam efaMfettoB 200 00 W United States sores UaH d State deposIts 5800003 Other beds to linked State i posits Illy50005 LuHfd States heeds M hand 1JS09U PifBiiumi iw United States beads 153759 Roods securities c 37 9253 flanking horse furnIture nod iztww laTSTl Foreign mosey 3K74 Dire from italioeal tanks sot reaerre- as ntal 88 7363 from SUfe banks and beakers 3 6817 Dae from approfed arena agents K2SW97 fbecki and sUrer each M ffiH Fractional paper ewrrcacy sad crntf Lawfol mosey rewire m beak rfz- Hefe MMae2S- Legalleader TWJOO Redemption fwd wkh U S Treasurer LIABILITIES Capital stock pall i v 430900103 esteooeo Undivided pm a leas xpeM s and taxes I2 M wiUtafrffae 200OOOW to owr oatio l Due to State brake and baabaca S 6 37 D to trwt CDBvaalK aad- rfeg bawka igJ88 Difidrads unpaid ladirfAjal deeottu saaftettoOW ffllS Demand eertiacatas a dtvoait 9Jp TS Tithe rtlfiet a M a OT Certified cbedui 43R i5 United States aetmfta M IOO Bonds borrowed Hjoom Bilk iaeteoim ccrttfcates of del for sMaer bonvrcd 3W0900- KJBST Dfctrkt of GatomWa Ctwatr of Waaatagtaa I J FENDALL CAIN Cashier f tfe above rented bask do toitnaalr wear taat zbon- statem t k true to Ute test of mr kawtfcase and J FEXDALL CAIN Satecribed and sn to before ate ta Ha ay f Ner m er DOS WM P YOUNG Notary P b- Ba J RI5EY EMIL G SCHAFBR GEORGE C HEVMNG LESTER B PLAtt OWEN OWES WILLIAM A GORDON G B CHIPMAN JOHN QUINN EDWARD F DROOP Directors REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Washington Loan Trust Company At WasMagtta fa ta District ol CatwaWaat the dose of battotas NofccstMf E M05 RESOURCES Uaiis and otMoaats S5H 73 Otwdfalu Mcand and ttasoeared 8SS Boads aeearitto 2373417 flanking born forakara and fixtares ESX733 as Other reel estate owned 3i 3 DM fnwa aatioaal banks 7fg7 73 Dan treat naaia IIIJH tN44e 23 Cbertx and ota r eaak Meats 498M 37 FracOoaal piper aiejc- eb coaU 353 Laid Bwnqr reserve fa kaak Tiz Total STiSfST- SlLIABILITIB3 Capital stock paid in JLOMiCM 00 Sorptas lead 6MOOIG8 Undivided proflte lees expeasas aM taxes P w T5M3 C D o to aatteaid aaafes 52W4 3C DM to trast corapaaie 1M1SS M- iBdirMnal dopoaita saaject to 5O1MIM Demand eertiSeates of depasit 61 TilDe certticatoj of 8 8- Cwflfied chocks J64J2 M Trust department deeesits 55 M Dividends unpaid Reserved for taxes 6162439 CO 2413 35- WasWastaa Distztst of CotazaWa ss I ANDREW PARKER Treasarer of the above aaa d caapaar oa sokaudr swear that the abate statement Is to the best of jar kawwledju and btW ANDREW PARKER Tueosare- rSaascribedaad want to betore ise this Kth darol Sweater KO- SCarreetAUutt ALFRED B DENT Notary Ihrtfic JOHN JOY EDSON- H D MIRICK VATSON j NEWTON MARTIN A KNAPP VX A MEARNS JOHN B LARNHR AUGUSTUS CR NE Jr CHAS B BAII BY E BARKER BRAINARD H WARNER Directors REPORT OF TIlE CONDITION OF THE United States Savings Bank- At Washington is the of Colombia at the dose of hardens Nofember 12 B05 RESOURCES Loans aad du e ate Overdrafts secured and aacecored Expense account Banking beast furniture and fiztares Due from aatweal banks Due from State beaks and beakers treat companies aad series Nab Checks and other each items Notes of national basIn Fractional paper currency nickels and cents money reserre in bank Tiz Specie 51 568 notes 4S900 Total 13083 U LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In J316SJ 03 Undivided profit less expenses and taxes paid K4O Due to national banks 3 MO M Due to trust companies and sat inss banks 1901 M Individual deposits subject to check 3633 C Individual deposits satincs 19813 SS certificates of deposit 2SBOM Certified checks MOO n 9ia ToW sis M District of Columbia sa I JOHN a ATHEY Cashier of the aborenaiasd bank do solemnly swear that the above statement ii true to the best of my and belief JNO a ATHBT Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of November 1006 Correct Attest H 0 THOMPSON Notary Publia OHAS A DOUGLAS GRAS A GOLD33ITIB JAS L KABRICK W H WUNDER R H LYNN J T HENDRICK M A WINTER Directors The Heralds Great Home CirculationBr- ings results to every advertiser Your ad in this size space in The Herald at the three months rate costs onty two dollars a day fir close Leasa arid t n to lINN Due Fshama fir eaMi n S m llIms 5 per r dtcstIdea 11000 O Total l5S i1 lei beak SS5 7 of lB5II9I payable Total N huMid Cashier CerrectAttest i 2 u lana cra- M Seecie Me 8 Leyrl tender OS 5 6 e check e 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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18 19008

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BANK STATEMENT PLEASING

Union Pacific a Lender with LondonBuying Heavily Proflttakinir Fallsio Force Down Prices Bank ofEnglands Position la ConsideredFavorable NOTTS and Comment

New York Nov K Today the securitymarket for the fifth consecutive sessionof the stock exchange was Ute scene ofgeneral and eonUauoBs strength Deal-ings in stocks rose to a high total for aSaturday half holiday and prices closedin nearly all instance at or near the higltest points of the day

There was practically only matter ofnews bearing upon market and thatwas the weekly bank statement which Inevery way came up to the pleasant antici-pations concerning it that prevailed yesterday

The clearing house Institutions reported-a decrease in loans of 9C4M4M which wasgenerally and no doubt properly attrib-uted to a further transfer of credits fromthe banks to outoftown or private tend-ers

The cash held by the banks increased2473 06 a sum nearly three times larger

than that Indicated by yesterdays forecast hence the bank surplus rosefrom a deficit of 5MMO last week to asurplus of 29ttON above the legal mini-

mumThe action of the stock market indicated

that speculative traders were paying verylittle attention to statistics of this kindand were regarding rather the seemingevidences that financial Interests of theflrst rank had accumulated large lines ofstocks in the recent decline In the marketand were now enlisted In a temporarycampaign at least for high prices

Few Reactions in PricesThere were few reactions in prices to-

day although the gains made by many ofthe active stocks werenot equal in allcases Profittaking was apparent In theSt Paul common shares as It was In yesterdays market and realizing sales sloekept down quotations for the NorthernPacific and Great Northern preferredshares whose advance particularfeature of business at the preceding ses

sionThe strongest stock on the list wasUnion Pacific common which made a netgain of 35S points upon tnwsactkwis a-

gregatlng nearly onefourth of the totaldealings in the market The current Im-

pression seemed to be still very strongnot only within the next few days

will the Great Northern Railway Companys distribution of stock in connectionwith its lease of ore lands take place

the Union Pacifics annual report mayT expected at any date showingtrenched financial position of the cornpuny which abundantly warrants the 10

pet cent dividend rate authorized for Uscommon stock a few months since

The characteristic of the stock markettaking the week as a whole has been asensational upturn 4p the course of valueaccompanied by a considerable but notan altogether proportionate increase ofoptimistic sentiment in the financial dis-

trict At the close of the market onMonday the riee of the standard railwaystocks was but very little above the low-

est level touched since the beginning ofSeptember and at the end of the businessto ay the average price of the samestocks was toe highest of the year

Market Is Genuinely hopeful7ris pronounced upward movement in

market has been due chiefly no doubtto h avy buying of securities by long pro-

fessional speculators and by financialpowers of the first rank rather than toany general reentrance into the marketon the nart of the outside public but It isfair to say nevertheless that ail develop-ments during the week bearing upon themarket has been of a genuinely hopefuland encouraging nature

Thf Bank of England has succeeded mbuilding up its depleted reserve far morerapidly than was looked for a fewago It reported on Thursday a surplusalmost up to the normal average for tbetime of the year increases in Its goldholdings today In the sum of nearlyftAGCP and It is expected on Monday tosecure without difficulty another 400000due to arrive from South

consequence of this buoyancy ascompared with the past feeling of dis-couragement and uncertainty has cometo prevail in the London market and allear among financiers on the other side

of an advance before January 1 in theBank of Englands discount rate hasvanished

money rates have steadily de-clined since Monday and New York ex-change in the interior cities has risent a premium that indicates a return ofmoney front the agricultural districtsthis movement being further attested bya gain on net balance for the first timesiiire August by the clearinghouse banksin their transactions with the interior

Wage Increase Buds StrifeThe large and voluntary increases of

wages by the railway companies andother corporate organisations have al-layed anxieties regarding the possiblelabor disturbances and are regarded asan extremely helpful symptom regardinggeneral financial affairs

governments foreigntradefor the month of October shows an

excess of exports over imports for themonth larger than any but one recorded-In a corresponding period for ten yearsback and reports of railway gross earn-Ings have ane on mounting up to newhigh record figures A current criticismc railway reports has been thattii ir raise of railway net earnings hadbeen small as compared with that of thegrjss i v nues but the truth about the-n tter appears to be that all the greatrailway companies of the land finding itdmcult to borrow money enough forchoir needs owing to tbe state oft themoney market have been diverting enorpious sums oat of earnings In the im-provement of their properties and charging the expenditures to operating ex-penses

The state of the money market seemsIndeed the only bar to a further advanceIn security prices and it Is well perhapsfor speculators to bear in mind that intimes past when the roonetaary strin-gency hi the fall of the year has Heftthe chief financial Influence felt a modi-fication of these conditions in the monthof November has often proved to be buttfEmporary and has been followed in thefinal month of the year by a farther advance in money rates and by recessionsin stockmarket quotations

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Failure to Cut Hill Melons

Disappointing to Traders

BULL TIP ON UNION PACIFIC

London a Strong Buyer as RcNalt ofInside Information Looking forAnother Rise In Steel CommonIllinois Central Expected to Make-

a Good Showing In the Future

New York Nov was somelittle disappointment yesterday becauueno announcement was made of the siloing of the Hill melons but some of thebulls asserted that good news would cometo holders of Great Northern within afew days

Wall street which has been so muchinterested in Mr Hills hasty return toNew York would probably understand thematter better if it the reason whyhe had away Before leaving for-

th West more than a week ago Mr Hillhad been at work for weeks on the de-

tails of the plans on foot for the benefitof stockholders of Great Northern andNorthern Pacific

He left for the double reason that hewas down for a lecture at Chicago andthat the unsettled aspect of the laborsituation made the time unpropitious forspecial distribution to stockholders Hehas since delivered his lecture and thetabor situation has taken a turn for thebetter so that there was no reason why

work laid down ten days ago shouldnot again be taken up in the past dayor two especially as for family reasonsthe coming could not be devoted toIt There was no urgent call from any-where but Mr Hill who is a workerdetermined of his own accord to resumework on his plans as soon as theobstacles to their consummation wereremoved

London had a strong bull tip on UnionPacific and not only sent over a higherlevel of quotations but followed up thebusiness transacted in its own market bysending a large volume of buying ordersfor execution here The bullish sentimenton the other side made its effect felt inNew York as it has often happened thatLondon lisa had earlier confirmatIon onmovements in the stock than has beenat the disposal of the average localoperator notwithstanding that the officialexplanation of toe peculiar dividend in-

cident test summer was that it WM de-

sired to give New York the benefit of thenews first

All the arguments wMch have becomefamiliar in connection with upward move-ment in Union Pad were revived thecommonest and the most logical beingthat the company would benertt materiallyfrom its participation in the good thingsCorning on when Great NorthernUnion Pacific soon to be published wouldmake a very favorable showing

Tuesday was the day set down in therumors as the one on which this docu-ment would make its appearance Ongeneral principles conservative brokersargued the stock was by no mesas deararid there were so many points favorableto speculation that the prospects promtoed a considerable rise while in theevent of any untoward circumstances theintrinsic merit precluded the danger of aserious decline

When such views were expressed evenin the most conservative quarters It ishardly to be wondered at that the

of tIps of the stock received a gooddeal of attention as the result not onlyof starting a covering movement but ofbringing in a larger volume of outsidebuying for the rise than has been seen atone time on any stock for several weekspast

Some time in the future a new companywtH probably be organized under the nameof the Union Pacific Company to take-over the securities owned by Union Pa-cific so that the profits from this sourcemay be distributed subsequently fromthose resulting directly from the operations of Union Pacific Railway

The new company may operate theShort Line the Oregon Railroad aad

Navigation and some other propertiesjust as Pennsylvania company oper-ates the Western lines of the PennsyNvania system and in addition act as theholding company for the stocks ownedsuch asrthcse of Southern Pacific the Hillroads Illinois Central and Baltimore andOhio The objeet is to forestall the agita-tion which might arise if in the future theprofits from all sources became so greetthat to distribute them on the presentstock would involve very high rate ofdividend

No new policy is Involved the only ob-ject sought being to make it clear thatthe rates are not exorbitant If for

dividends of IS per cent werepaid on Union Pacific common agitatorswould be likely to attribute the largeprofile almost entirely to excessive tariffs

If there is any expectation that IllinoisCentral will be merged into some otherWg system it is likely to be disappointedThe intention is to give the road a moreprogressive management and to developpossibilities which for many years havebeen comparatively neglected There Ishardly any question that Illinois Centralwill hereafter show relatively better results than at any time in the past or thatin spite of a certain subserviency toother Harriman roads the property will intime be enabled to make increased returnsto Its stockholders

I dont know what is going on InSteel said one of the most intelligentobservers on the floor of the stock ex-change but any one can see that it actsvery strong If ever a stock should bebought on looks It Is this one at thisminute

Once again the street is trying to guessmeaning of very heavy buying of

Steel by a speculative house which wasalso a large buyer at the beginning of themovement that a few weeks ago carriedthe price above 1C

COTTON MARKETNew York Nor ITTlw market had an-

other fercrith dry with juices irregular on thepeak but the mdrrtoue steady Cables were a

sInuS better Ulan dee on reports of bad weather intM central Kit and wodnrately bullish weekend etatItus Short coTcriMg was in evidence soon afterthe opening and Mail street shorts were heavybnjrera January mites ran up atxmt fifteen pointsxke the wseat dMMnd ceased There was a quietdemand ea uw dectttw with shorts more or lessmrraw over the pu iMe shewing of the census re-port Bext Wednesday Seethorp spot markets8t djF H to hIgher Port receipts 61030 balestact 5M

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Washington Railway and Electric com-mon enjoyed a genuine field day on thelogal exchange yesterday A fierce raidwas launched against It and when thedust of battle had cleared away 3900shares had been sold with several biddersin the field ready to take any amountoffered The selling started at atwhich nearly 700 shares were taken Thenunder active bidding the price advanced-to 12 and went up by fractions to 40 atwhich price 1000 shares were sold Therewere several other sales at 40 and thefun closed with the bid price at 397SAt one time during the bidding the pricerose to 4012 but no stock was in sightjust then for sale The operations of theday seemed to exhaust all the stock insight and the ruse of throwing largeblocks on the floor to beat down the pricefailed to accomplish that object

Outside of the one stock there waslittle doing A tew sales were recorded-on the preferred and one block of 20 ofCapital Traction was seld at 144 34

When the regular call reached Washington Loan and Trust an ominous silencespread over the exchange In view of therun of the morning hours on that Instl-tutlo No one seemed to breathe for a fullminute every one watching for someweakness In that stock but it was bid atthe old figures and no one had a share tooffer The situation was indicative of theconfidence the brokers and bankers havein the stability of the company

Inadvertently a mistake crept into thepublished statement of the Washington-and Mechanics Savings Bank yesterdaywhich caused some wondering comment inbanking circles The item read Otherroal estate owned 5856835 it shouldhave read Due from national bankswhen the statement would have appearedin proper form and would have been bet-ter understood by the friends and patronsot the bank

WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

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At Par and Accrued interest Due 1932Coupon bonds of 500 and 1000 each privilege of registra

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Utility Bonds netting from 3 per cent to 6 2 per cent

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Prerilc B PIe Jae A HamBtocGee Ffaaer A M LettoapJob Banwid H Harrta-F B Tarjte F V OrtBe

Joe B Lamer

Fiscal for the United StatesGovernment

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WashingtonLoan Trust Co

OFFICE COR fill AND F TS-

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JOH JOY KUbON IreslaentJOHN A SWOPK Vice PresidMt-ELL16 5PEAR 8 c d Vice ITtsident-ANURtW PARKER Treawrer-4AKRY O J4EKM As4sUat Treajamr-fOYD TAYLOR AsaisUat Trewarer-fHOMAii URADLKY Real Kstate OtttetrFREDK EICUELBERGER l wst Other

ON EY TRANSMITTED

BY CABLEDrafts issued direct on principal

cities of the worldLetters of Credit issuedExchange bought and soldInvestments and Collections madeStocks and Bonds bought and sold

NationalBank

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80 Broadway New York

WASHINGTON OFFICE

1301 F Street NW-G B CHIPMAN

Manager

Member Washington Stock Exchange

the name of an interesting booklet onthat Important subject which we will beglad to mail you upon request

Wills drawn and flIed without chargewhen this Company Is named EXECUTOR or TRUSTEE

Consultation with the officers of tluCompany Is invited

The Washington Loan OTrust Company

JOHN JOY EDSON President

Charles G Gates CoTrinity Building

111 BROADWAY NEW YORK

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Washington Office Munsey BldgTELEPHONES Main 379037313732

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REPORT OF TUB CONDITiONV OF TUB

Traders National Bank of Wash-ington

At WashlwjUw in Uw DWriet CotembU at ths9t bwtocM Koraaber B fitS

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Overdraft teevred and MMMMW S raUnited Stoles te dc to seam efaMfettoB 200 00 WUnited States sores UaH dState deposIts 5800003

Other beds to linked State iposits Illy50005

LuHfd States heeds M hand 1JS09UPifBiiumi iw United States beads 153759Roods securities c 37 9253flanking horse furnIture nod iztww laTSTlForeign mosey 3K74Dire from italioeal tanks sot reaerre-

as ntal 88 7363from SUfe banks and beakers 3 6817

Dae from approfed arena agents K2SW97fbecki and sUrer each M ffiH

Fractional paper ewrrcacy sadcrntf

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LIABILITIESCapital stock pall i v 430900103

esteooeoUndivided pm a leas xpeM s and taxes

I2 MwiUtafrffae 200OOOW

to owr oatio lDue to State brake and baabaca S 6 37D to trwt CDBvaalK aad-

rfeg bawka igJ88Difidrads unpaidladirfAjal deeottu

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Bonds borrowed HjoomBilk iaeteoim ccrttfcates of del

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J FEXDALL CAINSatecribed and sn to before ate ta Ha ay

f Ner m er DOS WM P YOUNGNotary P b-

Ba J RI5EYEMIL G SCHAFBRGEORGE C HEVMNGLESTER B PLAttOWEN OWESWILLIAM A GORDONG B CHIPMANJOHN QUINNEDWARD F DROOP

Directors

REPORT OF THE CONDITIONOF THE

Washington Loan Trust CompanyAt WasMagtta fa ta District ol CatwaWaat the

dose of battotas NofccstMf E M05

RESOURCESUaiis and otMoaats S5H 73Otwdfalu Mcand and ttasoeared 8SSBoads aeearitto 2373417flanking born forakara and fixtares ESX733 asOther reel estate owned 3i 3DM fnwa aatioaal banks 7fg7 73Dan treat naaia IIIJH tN44e 23Cbertx and ota r eaak Meats 498M 37FracOoaal piper aiejc-

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Demand eertiSeates of depasit 61TilDe certticatoj of 8 8-

Cwflfied chocks J64J2 MTrust department deeesits 55 M

Dividends unpaidReserved for taxes

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WasWastaa Distztst of CotazaWa ssI ANDREW PARKER Treasarer of the aboveaaa d caapaar oa sokaudr swear that the abate

statement Is to the best of jar kawwledju andbtW ANDREW PARKER

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ALFRED B DENTNotary Ihrtfic

JOHN JOY EDSON-H D MIRICKVATSON j NEWTONMARTIN A KNAPPVX A MEARNS

JOHN B LARNHRAUGUSTUS CR NE JrCHAS B BAII BY

E BARKERBRAINARD H WARNER

Directors

REPORT OF TIlE CONDITIONOF THE

United States Savings Bank-At Washington is the of Colombia at the

dose of hardens Nofember 12 B05

RESOURCESLoans aad du e ateOverdrafts secured and aacecoredExpense accountBanking beast furniture and fiztares

Due from aatweal banksDue from State beaks and beakers treat

companies aad series NabChecks and other each itemsNotes of national basInFractional paper currency nickels and

centsmoney reserre in bank Tiz

Specie 51 568notes 4S900

Total 13083 U

LIABILITIESCapital stock paid In J316SJ 03Undivided profit less expenses and taxes

paid K4ODue to national banks 3 MO MDue to trust companies and sat

inss banks 1901 MIndividual deposits subject to check 3633 CIndividual deposits satincs 19813 SS

certificates of deposit 2SBOMCertified checks MOO

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ToW sis MDistrict of Columbia sa

I JOHN a ATHEY Cashier of the aborenaiasdbank do solemnly swear that the above statement iitrue to the best of my and belief

JNO a ATHBT CashierSubscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of

November 1006

Correct Attest

H 0 THOMPSONNotary Publia

OHAS A DOUGLASGRAS A GOLD33ITIBJAS L KABRICKW H WUNDERR H LYNNJ T HENDRICKM A WINTER

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