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The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-01
November Corn Breaks Back to . Normal
Price-Quiet In Wheat and Pork

November Corn Breaks Back to . Normal
Price-Quiet In Wheat and Pork.
CHICAGO. Nov. sO.-Oniy q moderate
business was transacted in wheat to-day,
and the market ruled steady without any
important changes developed. either here
or at other markets. Besides the local busi-
ness there were some few outside orders
received including some buying orders
again for May delivery on foreign account.
Foreigners of late have taken fair quanti-
ties of May wheat A good share of the
business to-day was in the way of chang
Ing. closing out December and buying MAY.
Prices covered range of only ss3aac and
the closing was lsc lower for December
and lsc higher for May than the
closing prices of yesterday. Euro
pean market advices were generally
indicative OF o firm feeling and
in some instances slightly better prices
were quoted. The export clearances were
large Of flour and moderate of wheat. Es-
increase of about .400. 600 to 900 900 BUSH
els. There was very nervous and unset
tied feeling among operators In corn when
the market opened to-day. After the ex-
eitement attending the sharp advance in
November it was uncertain what course
Trices would take to-day. There was not a
ereat deal dong the first hour of the ses-
sion November being Inactive, while oper-
tfors were giving December their attention,
there being a good demand from nervous
..shorts.n The first trade in November was
reported at 60c, and the next down to soc.
Afterwards SIC was paid. when the of
ferings were rather more liberal,
and scattering trades were made at
the decline down to &c. and the month
closed at sc. 1t was quite apparent after
the first hour Of the session that good
many short lines had been settled quietly
yesterday. some operators placing the
amount ut 900 bushels. 1t was said one
line of 300, 900 was bought IN around Sc and
6Oc. and small lots aggregating 10000 at
about the same price. IL was also
rumored that 10000 bushels was
covered to-day at about 60c by
large local speculator whose name has been
frequently mentioned with the late br'ge.
After the break in November to 33c tn. mar
ker began TO assume its natural condition.
and December. which sold mp early To 81 i2c
broke badly. touching 81 &c. Oats were
stsadfer earlier. but one operator buying.
anu advanced prices is4 lac. An effort on
the part OF several large traders TO sell pro-
cueed weaker feeling. aud the early adj
vance was lost. At the close a weak feel
ing prevailed, last sales being at about in
side prices. In mess pork trading was very
ARnt. and the feeling was rather weak.
fTces rnleo ioa l5c lower for November
ana d3c on the other deliveries. and the
market closed quiet at the medium figures.
no particular changes are to be noted
PSi6<1 ruled ltsedy' Ia short-rib side.
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SAFE-DEPOSIT VAULT
LUMBER. SHINGLES, ETC.

HENRY CODUEN. dealer in al kinds OF building
Material Sash. Doors Blinds and Frames. Verands
PLANfNGfaiLL AND YABD-Keutacky avsnus
aud Mississippi street.
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KNIGHTS and Ladies of Honor.

Supreme Medical Examiner l.. ID. Wethcr-
i'll approved III applications for relief fund
certificates during October.
The total number of members of the
order Oct /. was &c. 70S. Five new lodges
were instituted during September.
Washington Lodge conferred the degree
upon one applicant last Monday evening.
Past Supreme Protector f. ID. Macbeth was
present and spoke in the interest of the
order. There will be work in the degree to-
morrow evening. after which musical and
literary numbers will be given.
At the meeting Of Indiana Lodge last
Thursday evening the following Visitors
were present: DR.. j. j. Cole and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fl. Haught. of Washington Lodge:
Mrs. Anna Wolf and Miss Maud Harvey of
Hope Lodge. An important meeting Will
be held next Thursday evening.
Washington Lodge has issued an invita-
ton to all the lodges in the city and vicin-
ity to meet at it's hall, Monday evening.
Dee Q, to consider matters of Importance
to the order. This lodge meets in the hall.
corner Mississippi and Vermont streets.
All the resident supreme officers will be
presenti
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quiet; No. winter red. spot and November.
76& V79c; December. 7ssG79c; January, SOHO
S0sac; February, s24c; May, s6ia. Corn-west-
December. 40 04Ossc January, 3s7s 7sa39c; Febru-
airy. 39ltc; March. 80 p 39asc; year. 80 loc.
Oats steady; fair demad; Western white. %
white, 29i2c. Rye quiet; 53e56c. Hay active;
prime to choice timothy. 81 3013.5O. Provisions
dull and quiet. Butter firm for fine grades
creamery, 23a24c. Eggs very firm for strictly
fresh, 25@26c. Coffee very strong; Rio, fair,
1920. Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat. 49,
900 bu: corn, 81 900 bu; oats. 5000 bu; rye,
1000 bu. Shipments-Fiour, 27,000 brls;
wheat. 10000 bu; corn. $4,000. Sales-Wheat,
$4,000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-01

A lady who is praised for her chocolate
says she never CRATES it. Two or three
hours before she wishes to make it she puts
the chocolate in q bowl with half a cup of
boiling water, and sets it on the back of the
range to melt. Use equal quantities of milk
and water. and two squares OF chocolate to
a quart. When the chocolate 10 melted.
water boiling. and add the paste gradually.
Let it boil about i've minutes. stirring it
all the time; add n tablespoonful of sugar
and ten drops of vanilla. Serve as soon as
possible with a spoonful of whipped cream
lr q stand uncovered for o single minute
after it is done.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-01

The banks now hold 8, ,S71 $50 in excess Of
Q - Der cent rule.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-01

market was firm. Fair TO choice heavy, $3.50
a3.75; packing grades. S3.oOa3.65; light. fair
10 best. S3.50d365.
sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments. 200 The
market was strong. Fair to choice, -. 40 04.3O.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Unchanged-Hogs Active and Higher,
Closing Steady-Sheep Strong.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 80.
CATTLE.-Receipts. $50; shipments. 275. The
supply continues light; but few good grades here;
,narkef ateadx al rasterdau,s nlices. all sl,ld y
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-01
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices In Produce Mt the seaboard'
Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices In Produce Mt the seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Flour-Receipts
Ss,l22 packages: exports, 1875 brls, 21.350
sacks. The market was dull and shade
easier. Sales. 1880 brls. Corn-meal dull
Wheat-Reeeipts. 16S, 200 bu; exports, 3d.
1sS bu; sales. 1,S6s,OOO bu futures. 22.0OO
bu spot. The spot market was firmer and
dull; No. red. s3SsGs s3l4c in elevator,
81 7sa S5c afioat. s4Ss0S534c f. o. b.; No. B
red, sOl2asOs4c; ungraded red. 770S9c:
steamer No. 2 red, s0i26s 6s0sac; steamer No.
3 red. 7ii2c; No. l Northern, 9034c. Options
closed steady; December, s340s3 7-16c.
closing at s3ssc; January, S4l20S43ac.
closing at s4s4c; February, S6lsc, closing
at s61sc; March closing at s7asc; April
closing at SSlcc; May, S90S9 S-l6c. closing
mt s9isc; June, 8s7sc. closing at SS7sc-
Rye steady: sales. 1900 bu, Canada and
Western quiet. Barley steady. Barley
malt quiet; Canada, 77l2c.
Corn-Receipts, % 200 bu; exports, n, ,6s4
bu; sales. 60O,00o bu futures, $4,000 bu
spot. The spot market was active and
hrmer: No. 2, 420421ic in elevator. 42os'G
43c aAoat; No. white. 413. 42c: un-
graded mixed, 40043c; steamer mixed,
40'sa4lssc. Options were dull and hrmer;
Decemb;r, 41s4G42c. closing at 42c; JanU-
airy. Hooss4 34c, closing at 4134c; May. 415s
al Sac. closing at 4l5sc.
Oats-lieceipts. $4,000 bu; sales, 125, 600
bu futures and $1,000 bu spot. The spot
market was quiet and steady. Options
were dull and easier; December. 2S0 81 lsc,
closing at 2Sisc; January. 277st0 2Sc, closing
at 277oc; February, 277sfG 2Sc. closing at
277sc; spot No.. 2 white. 30siG sic; mixed
Western, GS0c; white Western. 30635c;
No. ChicaQ 90.
Hay quiet. Hops irm, with fair demand.
Coffee opened steady for options at 10
points down, and closed steady ct 5010
points down; December, 15.70G 1850; JAN
nary. 15.70015s5c; February, 15.70915.S5c;
March. 15 75t0 .90c; April, 15. SIC; May. 1880
a G15.90c; juno. 1850 015.65c; October. $500
15.6Oc; spot Rio dull and nominal; fair car
goes, 1850. Sngar-Raw active and higher;
fair refining, 5i4c: ceDtrifugals. 90 test. o l4c;
sales, 10000 bags of Rio Grande. to arrive,
50 test. at 13-16c; refined firm and in good
demand. MOlasses-Foreign nominal. Rice
steady.
9-16c. Rosin steady and quiet.
Eggs firm; Western. 27c; lined, 1701Sl2c;
receipts. 3. 197 packages.
Pork active and strong; mess, inspected,
Sll0 80: mess. uninspected. Sl0.750 Ii; ex-
ira prime. S95O69z5 Cut meats firm:
picked bellies, 56s0 5s4c; picked shoulders,
54G5l2c; picked hams, 909l4c. Mlddles
strong. Lard quiet and easy; sales of 1.250
tierces of Western steam at 6.35c, closing at
6.S5c. Options-Sales, 1000 tIerces; Decem-
ber, 6.26c bid; January, 6.29c. closing at
6.S0c; February, 6.3ic; March. 6.4Oc, closing
at 6.S9c; May, 6.46c.
Butter-Extra fresh firm; Western dairy.
901sc; Western creamery. fresh stock. 1870
26c; Western factory, 7l22 19c. Cheese quiet;
Western, 7l2010c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.-Wheat - Western
quiet; No. 2 winter red, spot and November.
-23f m mher ZR3a oL1Ac- lam
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The Heuse Adjsurns oat ef Respect q.
tbe Memory OF DF. Minor.

The Hense Adjouras oat or Respect 10
the Memory ef DF. Minor.
OLYMPIA, Dec. ls.-Reports OF commit
tees was the order OF business alter as
sembly OF the House this morning.
The committee on counties and county
lines reported back H. b. No 30. wish a
recommendation that il do pass. This was
the Dill amending TIE law for the con-
stsuesion Of dykes ana dams. adopted.
The committee on public brisaings re-
ported iaYoEahly on Eedy's ball 80 provide
temporary quarters for the supreme court.
The committee on ways ard means re-
ported on the claim oi $. 7. Albert. sheriff
Of wahkiaknxn county, recommending
that he he allowed so instead OF STa0.
The same committee reForted favorahly
on II. b. No. S., allowing s2.if9 for sup
plies snd postage for members.
The same committee reported unssyoF-
ably on II. =. No 81, - appropriate tle.ossi
FOR tie state library adopted.
The same COMMITTEES reported taxora1lg
on :. h. No. =. 70 provide for the unpaia
expenses OF the constitutional convention.
rax sPELKzas SALARY arEsEIox.
Stevenson offered the following resolu-
ton
asssssss, ThAt the speakss -seesEe 81 per dsy
Tor ais sesvaesS IS speaker.
Erown u spokane. protested IN the
name Of the eonstltat8on.
Stevenson called attention ot the Henss
to shs constitution OF the state of kansas,
zhich Vas similar 20 thki of Washington.
Then he read fforG an aet passed by the
the first .s9isAztare granting fae speskss
corapenSation as speaker. de read also
f-an tee constitutions of Aiabsms and Ne
l.raska. whirh have similar provisions. AMI
whsch granted EXTRA compensation.
Yr8son ~ Ysesee. declares that this ies3s-
lafs1-e naiEhs PASS las granting sahse.
qspus speakers extra compensation, bat
nos for this isxss.asarc.
y have rad someWheTe shat she 'laEsoTeF
a xorthv 81 his hirs said Kuhn. ard
I tsg~vs ae shesld get il shefAes he works
fsr sha pnhsss ar for q pFsvRte lasisvidaai.
me STATE 81 large would aot protest against
this
Me Resvv usaasiozcd fhas the fwo hoasss
had decided 70 ax the oBpsus4t1ea of
sl,pir own osAnega lie bad sesn = m@sahsg
ef the ceassssatasnal c0nyeuaioa. ard Il wAs
u@vsr intended there thai EAe sp@@keg
.knald rsrsfse no extra pAy.
Taeker. whB bad vo9ed against tire
sn~aker's salary before. announced teat hs
I'D charged hix snind. aa8 woaid snrpoEs
tie resell asssa,
Faaanler. Nsns, Judsoa og PssTee,
speks. ard tbs vcis Fssaifsa;
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
A Committee Of Five 30 Attend DIR. Minor,
Obsegaies-


OLYaFIk, Dec. 13.--Senate met at 1: 80.
President Laughton in the chair. ON roll
call - members responded. Minutes Of
last meeting were Tead and approved.
Long moved, IN view of the large number
of committee rooms. J. A. Clarendon be
appointed assistant janitoE. lie described
him as an old soldier. unable to do heavy
work lie named 81 per day as the pay.
Kinnear named r. h. stewart for the
place.
HYDE named P. J. Walters.
Iansles seconded the nomination Of Ciar-
endon. Wood and giueharf seconded the
nomination Of Stewart. also M old soldier.
Thompson, ef Waila WalIa. said King
county Is pretty veil represented already.
Ballot resulted As fallows Clarendon =,
stewart :. Waters 4 Clarendon was de-
clarea elected.
Austin morea that the committee on
state tide lands be allowed q clerk at s.
dav; ss5 ordered A cleFk At S. q day vas
also allowed the corr n5ittee ca baroor lines.
Farris introduced 8 memorial 10 congress
praving for an appropriation for clearing
the PAi0use river. in Whitman county
tasks for &sJ,o00). Read three lines usder
SUSPENSION OF rules ara passed. after vain
attempt by Dxua 81 have i Referred - the
commit on memorials, 80 IS TO have Il
include other rivers.
The committees on municipal eoyTor-
stioas. roads and highways. paoise morals
and state prison were allowed clerk at -
5 dsy.
The judiciary COMMITTEES reported ;. 3.
No. ~. relating 70 ottsciai shorthand ~
porters, wifh recommendation that u ne
iadeGnitaly postponed: report adopted.
Also. :. &. Na II, on the same sahleci.
and recon nendes that i CO pass plssed
on Ale
4 message from the governor Vas read,
Announcing his approval es :. Z. -. -.
rsgAssag 10 the soaeran saasSo1 uf marriage
The House resolution relating 70 al
Joarnment came up IN r~gll ~ order.
Aastsa moved fisas the Ssffase concur.
whAaey moved ~ amend ~ making
tae time 81 reA - ssahIiag 9snd4yf Deem
hxx B. al IN Re sAsd ae sssG tass ~
o4asr 10 NOS Eark = hardship Oh the es1s-
plevrs As as heiieved that - CASE q
IoaeNr al i5esxrnnsent the pay q srfseyes
w0nla ~ cat OF.
Haaghtan uoved - asnsmad tha afsefss.
ntent ar making tae tiEae q reessnveEAiisS
Dses 2. hsF - fost. - a
Waaslsys azasuEgaenf wzs F@aaaEs
aheh Loax eAsEea attention. - tSe iscs ta42
"a amendment offered - hssn yFssessiay
saensA be tAe sena.ns assSzaozis ts-szt
THAI nc rar lls2 ae allowed anrsng th*
ssxesS. exgxxa 10 The wateaaAn- 1has
r2Astsr Vas abo1s 10 hs pat - yote un roa
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Ayas-A Alsen. E.aekha~n. Bleekfsn. ssesAa +
bEsas Clark, Fseman. eaak. nays iAean. nreRs
ksdg, Edeasx Fxrrish. Fexser. G4nty, esen1AezAEs-
GaaeArasl dFaaG GraAh. Harllt1ln. HaKn1s,
Huntington, tntscn eg WhasreEA. Seha. Asil.
MeEn2Sy, Maacs & Mseles. Msrkssx MarSe,
Nah. NizS. 0ssps&uA pssaser. Psrson- pssee-
san. RsEzrlsF Raaszzi Aos<rseaa. Better.
ShArT<. Sairn. SfsFersea. xscktFs TasseE.
WeatAerlers-f-
-Bsasr. Rrorn eF sgaRMac. Flamnsssess.
HrteoinSeEs. J~sson e Fsafcn MNAsse, Menlsray.
osfrAncer. FaekEeli. Faray-sA
Absent Ana ne< yot as- zirs. Eraatn e P1eFee.
Cornwall HsETea. kan1fe. keaRsssy. newes.
R9sch. SAAw, spenees, straight, AE. SpeaxeF--a2.
The resolution vas fheTesore adentel
Tbs House here sccepteA RattsEs reso-
infson Ia regard 20 adjourn ueRt oat az re-
specs to the memory of Dr. Minor.
Piamuer mcyea thas Ebe speaker NJ
authosiEesi 70 appoilt standing eosnmittes
os seven % appropriations cA~gsed.
FiEsr KEspIsa 80 BILLS
II. n. NJ. aa. by 0giphant-- 10 create =
commission 81 technical instruction. and to
establish a school oI Seieaee; read seooad
time. ordered printed and referred 10 tae
committee ou agFieu.sare.
ii. Is No. 81. hy PAlater--To eonflrm
the title Of university lands read secoSd
time by title. os.iesesi printed and referred
70 tae { sommiitee on judiciary.
II. B. No. 81, BY NAsh-f 10 appoint =
state examiner. - define his dGi5es anl ax
his compensation read second time, or
derei printed aud referred 10 c0mmitiee
on judiciary.
s1coND KEAr1Ss oF Hills
II. B. No. IS. hy Ketch--To appropriate
Sa.i90 to-pareaase sapp.lss for she tIsase. !.
placed on third reading ane passed-.0
yeas, nays.
III. h. No. ~ by tire code sarnnsstee To
appoint ". LAR IIia cesle commissioner
referred 10 judiciary committee,
HI. Z. No. -. ey E.iay--Io provide for =
temporary room foF Ste supTewe eaart;
placed On third reading ana PASSED; eHer-
gtnev clsnse adopted.
II. Il No. as, BY Eaens-ro amend the
set relative 10 dykes ard dams; placed on
third rea0ing and gsssfa.
The House BIZ on tae elsiai Of Sheriff
Albert. 81 WAhkiakum. og SID AMI the
report os tie committee re4ssctng the
claim to S94a, NeFe taken np. lhs report
OF the committee Nas adopted, alter long
dshaie. The eIll wss referred t1 the COM
mItsee on sswgassets bsIis.
xaK s9RanAxT-AT-Anws IL nsorAEK
Person called attention to tae newspaper
charges against sergeaat-at-AFsns Letter,
TO the elect that he endsavofea % ebaree
a commission Of 10 per esnA Tor work done
for the House.
Clark declared that the nogss shouldn't
pay attention to charges madc BY neWs-
papers
The motion was carried.
Adjourned III 30 tasnnzrow
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THEWATERSF FALLM|
Danger From Flood Over II
Sacramento. 4
TRAINS ARE AGAIN RuNNIsdI
Great Damage Has Been Den> III
Property IN she valleys u sAs
G9ssea ssase.

SacRkxExFo. Dec. Il TIE river M
tsnGss 20 E.al Eapsdly ard all danger AZ 1
CITY teiag loodea Is past The br31k E
the levee ON tlae osher side a The river M
great amount OF damage. The II
dence q farmer. named MHda>cn.
washed down and destroyed. Most a{
contents were save<L lie also Ies} k
barn, oathouses aud ience.
A large hophopsa on she ranch al H<lx1
I'ainc was washed away. Fenr rhinzre
grha we're la the house IL the time VI wv
washed down the sfraasa. nai we're taa1f
rescued. Paine also less his harms and
tons Of hay, besides . nnmaer II kori1
and cattle. Il Is taough his resiaencs sEl
also be washed away.
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TnE LKvErs nRoKrx.


A&fth AtAAAtt4s I44si
Co1Csk. Cal. Dec. I3.-Thfs afSerntIo~
the river Is falling and the weather t,<|nk.
The danger Is thought to hs oser. Hist
laght the levee on ]. r. T0lmans i rAnkk.
south os town, on tbs sids cf she risIoxS
hroke. and the water has been rush H.
through ever since Ills loss ~ hood 1Hl|(
te sea1o. Most OF the farmers south a
here have brought tbesr live stock fc H.
lasa. some parties weAt down the r1e5f
5 couple 81 miles this morning and fus(nl1
raost af the ranehers doing chores III b<aIl1,
Che farmer named Iohn sullivan st16
found in bis house ali right. but had III
boat and could not set OFT. as The N1k<;
was Sour 70 six feet de1p Ia the haass slrld
yard. Ills horses and eatklo wfr= on k1>e
TOPS of havstarks. There Ii no fo4alh14
way Of estimating he damage yet
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ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN ( Go.
WEST SEATTLE
Land and improvement Company
East side Front between James and Cherry Streets
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which viii be pleased show Intending Purchasers



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noHumscIIKR rsInows rAuENNIkns
srhe Little Fellom No Mmsrf fpr kin <Ie1s
snmn's 6srseeo- ifomME style.


PosrxAxp, Dec. is~~A msxad r1atch -
tween James Faulkner. cs.anspion HsA<-
weight wrestler u fhe world. knd
Peer Schumacher. the middle uef66
champion OF ghe Pnrihe rahkt,
took placa st Mechanics pavsiicn tIhze
evening. In tbs first boslt. eatch-as-fnle nlei1-'
can. Faulkner was vsctofsors, alter t&7-
perate struggle Of three susrutes. iausIinx'
isehumaeher on hlA back
The nexf ssyle wressled was Gftreo~.
Roman. Both men lost shrlr tsnApefs
iseverAl tines. and eere eRfled to ofsiNt IN
lhe ressTee Faulkner VA ne mazrh i0<z
sehnsnaelssr, Who threw him IN tstzy&
minutes. This third bont waa 0abc6s
Roraan style and after Wrestling fox
.sghteen minutes. Eehunaaehef riek43
Faulkner mp and threw hsEn down ass ~
head aad shoulder. roulpiessiy da-ssag t|tza4
Tie reseree called for pllyslussn 'phsk
inia ths match could not - "a and ~
a1aneg vas Fiyen 60 schumacher.
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RKPAInlNa rnE nokn.


WrafIle VIII fie Resumed TnzfaS en IL
Sauthern fkriffr-
SAS FRAxcaaco, Dec. H.--Frpn the iabK&t
reports received at the SautlAern rafizia o&
iIces the delayed trains from Oreecu snssks
fouea wiIl De able 70 reach here tonaaf1oE
morning The damsge at nenisscr <fke1
and Santa Cruz On tie nAxruw-fuk
lines. will have been repaired hy tozn1FinS
noon and fhe waAhuntS on hxnneh Him.
from Los Angeles oat hare already ILL.,
repaired and trasnA are running. Exa61l
and Southern overland tfatas were bbtk
On time teday. 1t Is regnsrsed that thFfb ii
eleven foot a snow Oh tha mountains na&x
the summit
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TRANS MovrSn.

The yveather Clear aaa shs Great KIhzm
Essssess.
Rxp BEgFE. Cab. Dec. i3.-~It has hIen
clear today. The rainfall to date il i7U.
TAoAle creek bridge kaa been rnuafrkd.
Trains fYom san franciscD n,ovsa noskh-
ward as g shis evening. The orenan train.
bound toe ssa Francisco. lckf Al d. n
and the RetisAiar local exnress at .. snI
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A - iz9x24g on Faurthstrees sss00a
a i8t on sc nd sni Sew art streets $4,000.
Two lots ia I4fsa sda. saxis0 ee IA, 81 ,loA
A .ot on ninsa Faeei 80 8a
hT on El#3enkh aBd Washington streets
81 6N
A hFlekesgd .sl:iy sqEipped. gishia three miles
oi the sit9i ter comfaaatr- sien.
A lot sn seeoHd street, between Een and
HianehRFA - 90
A l0i on secoa4 ssrees, between Battery and
val $3G.nN.
A house And lot ea Charles street, $50
Two lots on Not AiEli. ons a corner, 81 slNa
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afses..soa psssed sentenea q If9
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bota eas4rwes. Re aef 80 pzt'
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ie.ias for ahsri bFiaes ACROSS she ~
lanette river on tfse CITY 'front.' Iselusl4I
approaches II will ha zs499 sFef lQ44
And y Ia hAvs ssx ssana beside dYsx sbe4
30 se@f cong The hssdge is sn1end<<
bs{ng tee HsSthessss assnus and Wso
starz met0r isnes iafo sfse Gig ard NE1l
hsve 3 soa8way for vehicles Woff ~
begin Hs once. ~ the draw mnsf hs 49,:
during los wAteF and IL n exprcs4t a.
structure wiil be conspese4 hT Jusss SIT
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nosieAy adjournment Il vas anAiiY de-
clSed to concur in the House resolution
that the recess begin Decemnur . and last
uiasu January 6 But o rider vas tackled
On thai ne per diem be allowed during re-
cess, except 70 the wafchEizn. II the
house c0nears in this. the tiine Of recess
VII have been definitely settled