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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
MRS. TIERNkN.
Death Of the Daughter OF IA Former Dis
uict Attorney of HichmOnd.

Death OF the Daughter OF IA Former Dis
uict Attorney of HiohmOnd.
Mrs. Mary Spear Tiernan, the author
died at 1 o'clock yesterday morning at The
home Of her niece, Mrs. Jarvis Spencer, al
- east Eager street. says the Baltimore
American of yesterday. She was IN the
hfty-siXth year Of her age. and death wat
due 10 a heavy cold, which settled on hel
lungs. She was only i'll for a few days
Mrs. Herman was the widow of Charie'
Herman, and the daughter OF the late hob
ert & Nicholas, who was for many year
The United States district attorney Of Ken
mOnd. Mrs. Herman was well known u
literary circles. She was the author Of The
novels, 'HOmOselle,n "Susctte," ana
Jack Horner." and also contributed
short stories TO Scribners' and TO the Cen
tury Magazines. She was prominent
member Of the WOmen's Literary club OF
this city, and her late work has been seye'
raj papers. which were presented before
that organization. Mrs. Iiernan was the
sister of Mrs. William II. Rrune, Miss +. {.
Nicholas and Robert Nicholas, of Baltimore,
and of Mrs. Henry 4. Sharp, Of AleXa2dria,
Va. The funeral will take place at 10
O'Clock this morning from ST. PauPs L. 4.
church, and Rev. DR.. J. ;. u. Hodges Will
Oiiiciate. Inc pail-Ueafers VIII oe imam
"A. Bruno. X. {. y. Bruno, Charles Is. Tier
nan, Cumberland ID. Holland, George I.
Nicholas, and Williamson Spencer
When The members Of the WOmen's Liter
airy Club assembled yesterday for their
usual meeting they were shocked TO hear
of tue sudden death of Mrs. Herman, who
was one Of the most valued members ana
an officer Of the club, of which she had been
one Of the organizers. Out OF respect To
ser memory the club adjourned without
holding the meeting--first pass ng resolu-
lions OF sympathy and regret. Mrs. Ileran
was novelist Of considerable fame, ana
her works were noted for their excellent
pictures Of Southern life. She was very pop
uar in the club, in which she took Keen
interest, and her force OF mind and char
acter, her energy, and executive AFFINITY, are
a severe loss TO the club she helped TO estab-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth Emmenhause
died Yesterday morning at her residence
sll north Fifth street. She had been suffer
Ing Tor a long time from rheumatism, anC
WAS the widow OF Mr.. Fred. Il. Emmen
halIser, who died number Of years ago
She leaves two daughters; one OF them ia,
wife OF Mr.. Adolph Harting, while the
other is married TO Mr.. Charles Phillips
brother OF the late Mr.. Henry l.. Phillips
Mrs. Emmenhauscr has been member Of
n Johns 6srmsn Lutheran church, and
The funeral services will be held there this
afternoon AT 3 O'Clock.
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Mauv. Many Questions.

For the convenience Ofmany people, who
when they wish 10 procure a marriage Ii
cense, have TO 20 back home for more in
that are asked by the clerk OF the Husting,
Court is published. Ii would not be a ba(
idea for youthful SWANS who contemplate
matrimony 10 cut this out and paste 1t il
theii hats:
Time Of marriage, place Of same. full name,
OF persons TO be married. color, age Of hus.
band and WIFE, condition of husband and wife
whether widowed or single), place OF hus'
bands and wlfe's birthplace. place OF hus
bands and wife's residence, names OF nus
bands and wife's parents. occupation OF nus.
ba ~
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Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called yesterday
morning at $3.50 O'clock TO the Chesapeake
and Ohio shops 10 the relief OF colored
man who had his foot badly mashed by .
train. He was taken TO tee Retreat for the
Sick.
aThe next call was at PM, to Ninth and
Broad, where a man was suffering with
paralysis. lie was taken TO his home, No.
6l5 north Fifteenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
Property Transfers.

Richmond City.-W. l.. Carneal and W
Greed Davis 70 Il. l.. Mitchell, 80 feet on
the east side Of Hickory street between Ba'
ker and Calhoun, Si,4O0.
Emma j. Peyton to Lewis Stewart, inter
est in "a feet on the north side Of Baker
street near Tyler, S3'1.9l.
Tyler's executors TO Charles Stewart, 81
feet on the NORTH side OF Lewis street neal
Wiltshire, $50.
HenrtcO COURty.-Charles Poindexter "a
Joseph c. koxley and VIM. ;. Vaughan, y
acres on River road eight miles west Of the
city, ITO.
John A. Smith TO Mary o. Pollard, l6I
feet on Goddin street north east corner Of
Gillian, $320.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

A meeting OF the stockholders Of the State
Rank OF Virginia was held yesterday
Tweuty.ive thousand dollars was added "a
the surplus fund OF the year 1880. The pre-
sident and cashier were reelected and the
following are the nirectors: hessts. John
n. subiett. John 3. Elicit, Peter II. Mayo,
william n. Tanner, w. Miles Cary, Alex
ander Cameron. u. +. James, +. Z. VIII
Iisms. Jr., William ID. Gibson, A. q. Bah
c5ck, John Tyler, Maxwell 4. Clarke aud
Jeeoph II. F0urqursan.
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Reyiv.Iists Services.

The interest in the great revival services al
the Pine-Street Baptist church, conducted
BY Rev. j. X. Harrison, continues unabated
Last nights service WAS attended by large
cOncOurse OF people, and the sermon was
one OF great power. At the con-
clusion OF the sermon twenty-six per.
sons professed faith in Christ, TWEEN.
ty-one Of whom became candidates for
baptism. The whole numbsr Of conversions
now amount TO one hundred and seventy.
i've. \ large number ofthe audience arose
for prayer.
Among the ministers who were present
last night were, DIR. a. h. Dickinson, Rev.
j. r. Belts, Rev. John NJ. Butler and others
The services will be continued to-day and
fo-nIghf
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THE ONLY GENUINE C.P. coRsErs.

I THE ONLY GENUINE {. j. CORSEls.
/ Venus No. / The usual 81 q. 4. brand dur
ING this sale - %.
No. $50 The usual $3.50 G. =. brand during
More than : 600 English Satioen Corsets-
full build shaped wsistband- black and
gold color-to be sold during this sale Tor
aic. pair.
THE FINEST OF OUR DRESS GOODS,
INCLUDING ALL OF THE DRESS PAT.
TERMS THAT WILL BE JUST As
STYLISH THIS COMING SP2lNG As
NOW. ARE BEING SOLD DURING THIS
SALE AT JUST RIDICULOUS PRICES.
Large dot Com 5inatlon Pattern, was Twenty
Dollars. now SO.
Bordered Green serge Pattern, was Thirteen
Iight-weieht Tan Chevio. Pattern, was
Twenty Dollars. now $40.
Green B0rdered erge Pattern, was Ten Dol
lars. now 50.
lust IN the same manner we could mention
thirty-nve To MY patterns.
All the finest OF our Fancy Dress Goods-ths
piaids. the stripes, the sprinkled goods sil
the Cheyiots. the Serge~, the Cloths, that
were ST a yard. 81 % yard and high z, are
selling dnring this sale fnr 05c. yard.
some stviish Plaids Of All-WOol Sou Chew
| HlOtN lO-lnfn lfNfl~ iilaA NtiF opf hiltl hiA
and SOC. are selling during this sale for 3vc
yard.
Probably twenty pieces OF silk-hnish Hen
nettas-hlues. Browns, reds, greens. AMI all
staple shades-sOme go inches, some 30
some 10 inches wide, prices were SOC,
62i5c and 65c sale price Is 19c. yard.
THE TOILET COUNTER DEMANDS
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
ENGLISH ENAMELED PAINTS.
4ic size, sale price, 25c.
33c. size. sale price. Zoe.
25c size. sale price. l5c.
Roll Toilet Paper, 5nc. dozen.
1000 pieces Of finest Channels Skin. perfect.
17c flr this sale
3 900 Sponges a. Be-, sc. aid DC. lust half
price for this sale
Hle.5eeTS- G'zH SsE2toooE
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CITY LIGHT.
Various Recommendation by the Coun-
cIl Committee.

cIl Committee.
A meeting of the Council Committee on
Electric Light vas held yesterday afternoon
in the Council chamber. Mr.. Glover made
motion that the city engineer be requested
10 furnish the committee at the earliest pos
sible moment the plans and cost Of an
electric light plant, the capabilities OF
" hicn are To be 400 arc lights of 2,OO0candle
power, and 1000 incandescent lights Of l6-
candle power Mr.. Glover, IN speaking Of
his motion, stated that it was an important
and needed move Tor the city TO own an
electric light plant 50 as TO protect her gas
works. The motion was carried.
Mr.. Glover introduced a resolution which
was passed thai majority of the MEM
bers Of the Committee appear before the
Finance Committee and ask that in the ap.
preparations for 1891 $2O.O00 be appropriated
for electric lighting sof streets, 500 for fire
test lights. one on each circuit; and $3.50
for phOtOmeter, an instrument 10 measure
the candle-p0wer of arc lights.
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Marriage licenses were issued to the FOL
lowing couples yesterday: Churchill e.
Minor and Lizzie Junge; Frank III. Ford ana
Mary V. Childress; Henry l.. Valentine and
Kate ). Braxton; Thomas l.. Herbert and
Tabitha A. kellam; Axel A. Lundin and
Lula Is. Tate; Watt jefferson and Layinia
storrs (colored); Edward Digger and BERTHE
Mayo lcolored); John W. Anderson and
sadie Garstang.
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THE BOARDS.


Colonel james j. Sanford. OF New York
city, who has made extensive travels in
foreign countries. was TO have delivered a
lecture az the Dung Mems Christian AssO.
citation tonight. but be was suddenly called
TO Indianapolis last night by the serious ill
ness Of mis- wife.
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p,p PRICES STILL SWAY OF OUR STOCK HAS FELT
THE 1yFLrENCE OF OUR MARK down DURING THIS
JANUARY SALE CLOSED OUR EYES TO oI The
prncoN OF ORR SURPLUS THUS OFFER SUPERB A.
m CHOICE GOODS AT SEEM INCREDIBLE THERE
pr Nh CESSATION OF BARGAINS THE WHOLE OF JANU
AIRY ONE DAY Il AS As ANOTHER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

EMAfENHAUSER-D ut her residence
No. SIl north Flfth street. Wednesday, Janu
airy II, 1891. AT $3.50 A. NJ, Mrs ca ilERlNk
ELIZABEIH tMMENHA Us EK, In the sixty
fourth year or her age.
Her funeral viii take place from IT. JOHNS
German church, Thu (Ihursdayl All kN-
noon nj o'clock. Friends az acquaint-
ances invited u attend.
FARMER.-Died. AZ his resi- ence, In Man
chester. THOMAS G.. farmer. in the sixty
tn ri year Of his age.
Funeral will axe place TO DAY Thurs
dayl at 10 o'clock al EaSt-tnd MethOdisr
church. Friends and acquaintances are in
yited to attend.
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jan 6-feb
kIcHnoNn- Va Iannarv rs

A MEETING OF THE VIRGINIA
"a STATE AGRICUL TURAL AHD ME-
CHANlCAL SOCIETY Will be held In this
city. at the rooms Of the Bar Association,
Eleventh and Main streets, over Merchants
National Bank, JANUARY Is, 1891, AT 1890
A. VI. Every member Is especially desired
10 DE present In person or represented bS
proxy. 4. W. holland, Secretary.
ASHTON STARKK President. ial5-it
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VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE 20

VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE Co..
RICHMOND, January q. 1901.
lTHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
l. ING OF the stockholders OF this company.
viii be held at their Office, No. 1905 Main
street, JANUARY 10Th. 1891, at IL O'Clock
VI: RIO. r. RICHARDSON,
Jno-td secretary.
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE-A GENERAL MEETING
~ OF the COMMONWEALTH CLUB will be
held at BelvideFe Hall on SATURDAY. FeD-
ruary Z, 1891, at = O'Clock r. NJ, for the pur-
pose OF authorizing an issue OF tOnds and the
securing Of the same by mortgage ON the
property Of the club; also, TO revise the con-
stltuion Of the Club and TO consider any
other business that may be brought before
the meeting. A full attendance Is absolutely
necessary.
by order OF the Board OF Governors.
j. s. CRENSHAW.
jan 6-feb7 Secretarv
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FOR RENT,

EOR RENT OR LEASE-THE THREE
FLOORS above street fioor OF building
NO. 100 east Main street. opposite the post
ONCE, with suD-basement. con al ming the ag-
Apply TO c. WINSTON. agent, No. ~ north
rasNehth street. - jal5-th, su&tast
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WEATHER FORECAST.

- WASHINGTON. ID c Jan. 14-Fore-
ran east for Virginia: Fair; westerly
IAlR winds; stationary temperature. FOI
~ North Carolina: Far: stationary
except warmer in ex-
trcme western portions; south
esterly winds.
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FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY II, 1891,
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD Or
HIGH TIDE AT
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NTANTED-TO SELL HoLIDA.

M ANTED-TO SELL HOLIDAY
w GOODS OF A SUBSTANTIAL SORT
II you have needy friends this is the time 10
remen Der them, and we can assist In "A Sc
lection, and II you have some not quite 20
needy we are equally well supplied with
presents sure toappreciated. Alwa, on hand
choice line Of staple aud fancy groceries,
tobacco and cigars and Woo enware. j. /.
LAKEWOOD. dealer in groceries. tobacco
ana cigars. ll6 east Broad street, Richmond,
Va. delo
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un rises............7:25 Moon sets. :OS T.. NJ
IN scts......,.......5;l5 Day length, Oh. som.
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Terrapin Stew,
CrOquettes of Neetbreads,
Mushroom Patties,
Kirsch Punch,
Roman Punch,
And all table delicacies at
BURKE's,
(Pizzni's), 100 east Broad street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, JAN. Is. 1891
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with light demand for anything outside of
choice grapes sad apples. Citrus fruits were
active.
The vegetable market was unchanged with
light demand for any variety. Potatoes ara
szaiu coming in heavier and prices are weaker.
Onions are lower.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts-Flour, II 90 quarter sacks;
wheat, IS9 0o ccntsls; barley COO centals; pota-
toes S.000 sAeks; raislnS. 1000 boxes; wine, "a.
ooo gallons; brandy, $500 gallons.
F.our-Family extra. sS4o(95.50 per Dbl: bak-
ers' extras, 50 Sl6s5.43; supeEnne, S34eS&65.
choice shipping quality.
Barley-Feed, 81 .oJol. 07IS for dark coast; ti.l0
9LII9t for goot quality aud SLl21a for choice;
brewing. si.l503l.2-}. per Genital
Oats-Surprise, SlS599i621a: milling, slS7lsl9
1.42's; good to choice, sl.3Nt2L42iS; of grades,
sl.396lS2i2: gray, sl.s55LS1 black, 81. 4oC9l.55
per GENITAL for Oregon and sl-60(Jl0 for Cali
tornia-
low, Sl.S2Gl sos; white, sl4VtGL 42l3 per Genital.
Wool-spring: Foothill, per H., 16Slsc:
northern, 1o(G2c; Nevada, 1SulSc; oregon val
ley, lsG2lc: eastern light, l6glsc, heavy, 10Sl3c.
Fail: Mountaln-Light and tree, ll(gl2c; heavy
and poor, 9l1l0c. Plains-Heavy and poor,
12c. NorIhern-Free, choice, l503l6c; detective,
iSlJlic.
OPTIONS
Call bosrd sales-wheat-Buyer 1901, g.T5sea
1.76. closing at sl-75ss; buyer season, sls4Jsl9
LS6
Barley-Buyer season, sl.14s4gL1514; closing
sLl51s
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-sight, zoe; telegraphic, 27tfc. Sterling
btls-Bank, s4.sS; sight, $3.50; commercial,
fiso. silver oars-95S 1e5S@c. Mexican dol
lars--74s4 G759<e.
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CITY NOTICES.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLI-
ID ton No. 63.-Wbereas The city council of he
r;tv Of -eattle has heretofore by board of alder
men Joint resolution, No. So declared its intention
r. Grade and sidewalk Frank stree. from Chester
sfrpe, to the north line OF f. Pontius addition 10
tbe civ OF Seattle; and,
Whereas, the city council OF said city of Seattle
aid on the 30th day OF November. A d. 1891. pass
~ ordinance No. 1920, which said ordinances
eyed and established assessment district as Dro-
Sided in section eight ts) of article eight fVIII1
N the freeholders charter. to pay for such i'm
nroyement; and,
pWhereas. An assessment roll has been fled nv
tbs board OF public works with the city council
eonfsiaing the names of the owners, when known
n ali he property In said assessment district and
when unknown said property is listed 10 unknown
owners and the sum Of Sl.0J93 for every front
loot Is asse sed against each separate lot and mar.
ri Of land of the property in said district against
re owners and property when known and against
the property when the owners are unknown and
n said assessment roll the estimated cost of fhe
street crossings assessed against the CITY and
other things provided in said assessment roll
- required by section eight ~ of article eight
WILL Of the freeholders charter therefore be N
Resolved by The board OF aldermen and house
of delegates OF the city of Seattle in session
ssserabed That the city clerk of the CITY of Sc
sttie hereby directed 10 publish in the offctal
y shs same a notice that said roll has been fiIed
nv the board OF public works with sa city coun-
I'll. and that all persons owning land in said as
sessment district No. 10 De required TO appear and
Gle objections with the city clerk If any tney NAV
have on or before the 18th day of December. a.
n 1891 against said assessment roll or the ,aya.
ar sssess,nents made therein or the same will he
approved. iffound correct by the city council at
said tine
And II is hereby further ordered and resolved
that there be joint session OF the city council on
2sth day Of December, A. ID. 1891 TO hear obi c-
lions II any. against said assessment roll and II
no objections are made, for the approval thereof
Pa ,sed board OF aldermen this Both day of No
VENEER, 1881 GEORGE w. HALL.
President Board of A Iderrnen
Passed house of delegates this Both day of No.
yember, 1881 II. w. JONES
President House OF Delegates
Approved by me this 18th day of Decern ber
1891. GEORGE w. HALL, Mayor
Filed BY me this 18th day of December 1891
H. w. MILLER, City Clerk
Published this l2th day of December, A. D. 1891.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
The produce market is generally dun at pres-
ent and receipts very light, though prices re-
main firm. Quotations on milling wheat re-
main at sl.02 for No. l blue stem and 90 cents
Tor No. l club. Barley is tride stronger
though no advance has been noted in the price,
sooo No. 1 barley being quoted at 80 per ton.
The situation in the live stock market remains
unchanged. The weather continues favorable
ali through Oregon and Eastern Washington
ana stock is kept up with light hand feeding
lrlces remain steady. 1t is expected that the
shipment of hogs from the East will soon begin.
as the supply OF native hogs is getting
snort No CHI ange has been noted in the condi-
ton OF the hop market. Some dealers are buy
ing iittle but Others refuse to touch any OF the
STOCK offered, fearing q break in the market.
The sales generally light Prices range
from Is 10 10 cents for the best stock There has
been slight improvement in the potato market
Tor choice stock, the quotations running from
- 10 I'll per ton. Hay is steady, but the de-
mand lighter than usual. Native butter and
eggs are scarce. Poultry is not near as plenti-
iu as 1t was few days ago, ana there is scarcely
enough to supply the demand, Notwithstanding
the TACT that game hiss taken its place very
largely. The demand for all kinds OF game is
good, especially for grouse and deer. Grouse
are quoted at $4Gi50; mallard ducks 81; COM
mon ducks, s275, and teal $50 per dozen.
Geese bring 90 to 70 cents apiece and deer and
Scents per pound. Those are the prices paid by
the jobbers to the hunters who bring game in in
any quantities.
J0RBING TRADE.
Everything remains steady in the jobbing
trade, but business is not unusually brisk by
any means The principal changes in quota
tons were slight reduction in Marriott's dry
salt sides and breakfast bacon; q little improve
ment in potatoes, and an advance OF u cent in
sweet potatoes, which are getting very short,
and will soon be out of the market Huckle-
berries are out of the market, and mandarins
and persimmons have just come in.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
ciiie, go tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 10
tons; Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern, SO TONS
BY water-Puget Sound i Alaska Steamship
Companys boats, 10 TONS Total shipments, 4i7
tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail-Northern Pacific,
Dos tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, GO tons: Sc
attic. Lake Shore & Eastern, 1875 tons. BY water
Lakme $50 tons; L. j. Perry, As tons; Puget
Sound and Alaska Steamship Companys boats,
III tons. Total receipts, 99l tons.
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MERCHANDISE.


CONGREGATIONS closed strong 5t79o points up.
Sales were $500 bags, including: December
ST.. s001lS.0O; January. sl2450pi27o: February,
si22t4al2 10; March, si2.oo9l21o. spot Rio-No.
sugar-Raw-Easy: fair refining, 8 Lice; GEN.
triiugal so test, , 7-l6c. Rehned-Easy; granus
lated. A. sG14l4c.
Wool8Easy: domestic fleece. 9o636c.
Copper-Heayy; lake. December and January,
Iead-Nomiual; domestic, $3.50.
Tin-Stesdy: straits, 5000.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Dec. I5-rhe wheat market today
was easier. the opening being the same as yes
terday's closing, but Immediately weakened
and declined /, then rallied =, again declined
y, became nrmer, and closed about "a lower
than yesterday Receipts were, ,407, 900 bushels:
shipments, ill., 600 bushels. Corn receipts arc
heavy, and Us a result the market is much
weaker. December started * of, at 5issc, aud
dropped without reaction 10 50]zc, then recov-
cred to 5l1Sc January opened llac lower, at
46lxc, advanced "a and declined to 453<c, closing
at 457sc.
wheat-steady: cash. 92lI; May, s71{197ssc.
Corn-weak; cash, ole; December. Sl1ac; Jan.
oats@sSteady: DYE cash. s2ssass274c May. $3.50.
Rye-EAsy; Ssi4e
Barley-Quiet; 59c.
Fiax-Firm; 9i1z,G95c.
POrk-Steady; cash, sSl5Ces2Si January,
si095; May, Sll.40
Lard-Steady; cash, t60214(@607l2; January,
$6.IZis.
shoulders. 81 81 L 50; short clear, s5.70GB6 rs;
short ribs, S. 4}eg5.JJ.
Nhisky-SllS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec I-Cattle-Receip.s, 1000;
steady. native steers, g. 2o0s250; no prime or
fancy steers on sale; stockers, sl.75d0255.
HOgs-Receipts. 1000; fairly active; steady 70
higher; rough and common, s34ElD3.59; mixed
and packers, s. COO. 80. prime heavy and butch
IfCh g
Sheep-kecetpts. $3.50; steady to weaker;
native ewes, t2.25lS40 %; mixed ewes aud lambs,
$a2S9hO; Christmas wethers, S5l54a50,
Texans, $3.50; Westerns, sl-JI4sj.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosToS, Dec. Enclosing:
Atchison .......... AZ ssan Diego. ........ 1914
burlington. 49,. 1904 Bell Telephone. 2e0
Mexican Central. Il
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EASTERN MARK ETS.

o. +. & n. DIVIDEND.
Boston. Dec l5.-The Oregon Railway & Nsvi-
CATION Company has declared quarterly diyi-
dend OF ll2 per cent, payable january
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The stock market opened
strong and remained throughout the day.
The strong point in the list was Chicago gas,
which made Il total gain of rs per cent. The
close was quiet but strong at about the highest
prices OF the day. Final gains were but small
fractions.
Government bonds-Firm.
Petroieum-CIoSing 5Jl5.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered, az 2if per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 1906 sterling
exehange-strong; 60-dGy bills, SAo234; demand
sass. Bar silver, AGA cents.
BONDS.
U.s.4s registered). rG7dtT SIS (registered) '1ogs
l. ). As (coupon).. liz. Pacific ts..........tl09
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

sAS FEAScTsco, Dec 1.-THE produce markets
were slow and there were few changes. Wheat
was much depressed. Barley was fairly steady,
sad there wGs moderate demand for choice
feed grades. Brewing and CAeyaller wers weak
and tending lower. Other cereals were IN
changed.
TIE market for dairy produce was active for
stocks OF ali kind. Receipts Of butter were
lighter.
The market fos fresh fruits was very dull,