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Quiet Follows Tumult inUnited States Steel

SMALL CHANGES IN PRICES

Feeling Prevails In Street that Gyra-tion in Steel Common lIne Hurtthe Market More Than They HaveHelped It Biff Buyer DLipoaca ofIloldlnff and Leaves City

New York Oct 23 While there wasy no alteration today In the essentialcharacter of the stock market theoutward face of the market waschanged Instead of yesterdays furyand tumult In the United States Steelshares with accompanying commotion-In the market as a whole thure was ageneral quieting down so that most ofthe day business really appeared to bestagnant

Strong support was however extended-to values the effort of manipulation beIng1 in other words to keep the marketdull but steady for a time The volumeof business was muoh less than that ofyesterday and at tjtie end of the dayonly small Irregular changes In priceswere disclosed There seemed to be aprevailing Impression in the financialdistrict that the extraordinary gyrationsin the United States Steel commonchares yesterday had hurt tho market agood deal more than they had helped it

Dig Buyer Leaves CityIt became known after the close of the

stock exchange session that an Individualwho had played a very prominent part

I In the recent heavy buying ot stocks andwas particularly one of the earliest andlargest participators In the buying ofthe United States Stool common shareshad disposed of his holdings and wa toleave this evening fer a twoweeks tripSouth This newa was doubtless rereived with mingled feelings by laterbuyers of the United Status Steel andother shares

There was no fluctuation worthy of no-tice today in either call or time moneyrates and sterling exchange was lower

i under offerings of bills from many quarters Possibly the decline was however

connected with the announcementthat the firm of J P Morgan Co hadjust negotiated a sale in Paris of 10000008In one year 4 per cent notes of theMichigan Central Railroad Company Itmay very well be that drawing of exchange against this sale has already begunAlthough estimates today of theamount of cash bet by the banks withintf week were all pretty nearly unitedIn the neighborhood of 4000000 it wasrt generally believed that tomorrows

bank return at leaat in the average formc f tnc statement would show such a rer r wed shifting of loans from the bankst the trust companies and foreign andprivate inatituUons as to result in littleI any change in the bank surplus TheImportant teature of the outward moveri of ha however become the

tm r of funds to Canadattld Shipment for Gnnniln-

Fu hi Ired thousand dollars In goldwas shipment te Montreal yest lay uia m909 more today and the

traoafer was of coursethe faqf that as money rates In LondonfTVgher than they are here there tr-

v reason why Canadian banks shouldriK the money that they have on depositI Tf and relend it in London

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With prospects of heavy trading whenone or two for 1000 shareheard yesterdays sesslon of the

looked InteresUngbut the promise was cfnly momentaryand at the close of the hour the totaltransactions stood at 3000 for thbond list and 85 shares for stocks

Washington Railway and Electric pre-ferred furnished the only interest of thesession The bid over the previous daywas raised halt a point and touched 83at one time One broker offered 8 for a1000 share lot at which point both thobrokers in the floor and the gallery began to look attentive Thero was no answer however and the session passedwith no trading in the stock

The 4 per cent Gas bonds sold for thefirst time in several days one in the sumof 1000 going at 10ft This sale canhardly be taken as indicative of whit thonew 5s will be worth although it seemsto be the impression that when IssuedMonday next they will find a ready

A few sales were made in Gas stocktho price holding firm at 7S

Graphophone preferred holders are stillguessing as to whether the rumored re-

sumption of dividends is an assured fact-Or not The previous day saw the bidrun up IWo points from the old figurebut it fell back yesterday There havebeen no sales since a threeshare lot at19 about a week ago

WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales Hemiltr call 12 oclock noonMetropolitan Railroad ft 1COO at 107 1000 at

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garded ai very taicraaUea but did not hue Terrranch elect oa sentiment here The nutStnaiae report will aaoameed lar the Census Buna i at M odoefc en November 1 aM trill give theanoaat tiwA to Noretater 1 Late private wiresreport the teatpratare tbs to 27 ia Oklahoma thisafletUiXM and thIs M rfstrded as indicatins a conflraution tomomw morning f the general freezingtwnprmture prfjirteit for all Oft tile aerthernpart rf rattcm belt the Mnnpbii districtta Abtliue in NcrtaCwtral Texas for tfrDi ht andthe heavy mIst the iiteriur down to the resetto that State There was a cf selling Bthe itranz spaU tills afternoon but the buying eectimed to eome trout equally a pod quarters andthis hdd pricM line up to the elm

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The iron trade is waiting for aetitfAby the railroads and affirmative

of the financial markets toward aprogressive policy FaU retail trade ex-

pands as weather conditions becomemore seasonable The shoe trade whilenot of full dimensions is neverthelessincreasing in volume and there are alsolarge sales in hides Reports of nilbranches from Western cities are par-ticularly encouraging

Commercial failures this wank in theUnited States are 287 against 208 lastweek 317 the preceding week arid 211 thein Canada number H against as lastweek 31 the previous week and 30 lastyear

BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

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Retail demand and reorder tradewith Jobbers In seasonable lines ham boomquickened by the weeks weather de-velopments AS the first distinct touchof winter weather gradually overspreadthe country the reports testify demandhas boon stimulated and the weeksbusiness as a whole compares favorablywith the like week a year ale Owingto the prevalence earlier In the monthof unseaaonabbr warm weather howeverthe total business done In October topronounced hardly up to expectadons andIn some sections it is actually

Collections have shown a certain de-gree of improvement also and are classeda fair to good varying with the sectionsreporting In leading industrialthere Is not much new to chronicle laIron and steel a fair business is doingand trade is best ta finished lines butthe cruder forms it has not developedgreatly

Where much done it is claimed tohave bee at the expense of prices Incotton Roods firmness and a rather moreoptimistic feeling are noted as a resultof curtailed production small stocks inall hands and growth of belief in thepermanence of about present prices

woolen dress goods demand is notgreatly Changed The advance of the eesyson has not for especial activityin building Throughout all lines

evidence of conservatism In orderingbut except In the clothing trade at somecenters there are no actual complaintsof stocks being other than light

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loans 224439544Office Building and lot 7000000Furniture and Fixtures 50000Real Estate 421061Balance in Bank 1108637

Total 233019242

The EQUITABLE has been doing business for thirtyone years

Its successful record has demonstrated that the Association has been conducted solely upon the best Building Association principles not departed in the slightest

providing on one hand for the regular systematic monthly savings on shares accumulating profitsthereon and on the other making loans i to its members onlong time repayable in principal andinterest

The object and policy of the EQUITABLE has been sothoroughly established with such beneficial results for its mem-bers that it will continue the same course adhering strictlyto the same correct Building Association principles thus realizing in the future as in the past sure growth and successand further extension of its usefulness

The EQUITABLE receives no deposits no shares areissued or loans made that are not paid in monthly installments-no banking business is transacted no dividends are declaredbut accumulated profits are paid when shares are withdrawn-or matured With right Association methods as pursued in the EQUITABLE systematic saving on stock becomes-a fixed habit and the more that is saved the more likely oneis to continue the monthly payments not withdrawing principal or profit until the sum is large enough to begin buyingproperty or to make some other safe investment So one inpaying for a home through the EQUITABLE is far more cer-tain success than giving a mortgage or a straight loanwithout monthly payments To make regular and systematicpayments on a given amount of shares allowing the profits andprincipal to accumulate until they are matured or withdrawnand to make loans on long time repayable principal and inter-est in monthly installments secures the best results The verypurpose and practical effect is to encourage shareholders tosuccessfully save and accumulate and to pay for homes

To endeavor to save as you may find it convenient andto easily withdraw in driblets what has been saved or to en-

deavor to pay for property mortgaged for a term of years byonly paying interest semiannually results more often in failurethan success

There is no other one way so sure as the EQUITABLEhas proved for saving money and paying for property than bymonthly installments

SAVING WITH THE BEST RESULTS-The total saved in monthly payments on shares

is 1234250953Of that amount there has been returned to mem-

bers 1001940420With their share of profits amounting to 116654601Leaving principal saved to their credit on the

books 182310532With accumulated earnings on the same amount-

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SUREST WAY TO SECURE A HOMEThe EQUITABLE has loaned to members with

out loss 1730740000-Of that amount they have settled or repaid 1506300456Leaving loans outstanding now held by mem-

bers 224439544Examine and consider carefully what these figures mean

They represent the savings and profits thereon of thousands-of shareholders and the amount loaned to them tohomes

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Shares Are 250 Per Month 4 interest perannum is paid on shares withdrawn until they are matured when the full earnings are paid for the whole time

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