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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-16

REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with the A Auditor
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate TRANSACTIONS from January I, 1891,
to date are sI2,3i26lL There were fled for
record yesterday twenty deeds, the con-
siderations aggregating SIS, 1853, an average of
s923.l5. Following is the list furnished by
Osborne, Iremper 4 Co, abstraetOrs OF title,
lilo Cherry street, between Trout and second:
A Holk to :. p. soFeuso-I. lots - and H. block
SO, ID add to Des Moines, $50
T. II. Mcintosh to g. W. Hughes, n lots - 70
30, block 5, Elliott Bay add, Sl,3j0.
f. Lander to G. E. Losey ct al, NV Sc sec IA, p,
2, 5000.
A. Prentice TO D J. Good. lots and 6, block
Il, River Park. $50.
Estate J. H. Sagle to F. F. Whittier, lots to IS,
block 81, Nagle's "a add, s2,S25
Z. 5. barnes TO A. Johnson, lots to Y, block
10, f. d. Dibb.e's LIST 10 Ballard, xI.2j0.
H. MeMicken to /. W. Anderson, lots l to 4,
block 50, A. A. Denny's add, S4,o09.
j. siegel 10 J. F. Brewer, lot Is, block 8, Wslla
Wslla add, $3.50.
G. A. Anderson to B. H. Kuster, lot 3, block IS,
Crafts Salmon Bay add, Si75.
j z. H9user 10 A. j. Roberts, IA lots in Latona
Isl add, 81.
W. A. Jones 10 E. A. Cardinal, lots 81, 81,
block Is. Kirkland, 500.
George K. York TO Timothv Murphy, lots "a,
80, block ], Bradners add, $3.50.
Waller Walker 10 A. Brandon, sw14 nw14 ne1z
81. 25, 5, SIS.
James NJ Hays to Mary Z. Hays. lot 10. block
4, Eastern add, 81.
Dennis Milan TO jeremiah Lucy, lots II, Is. Il,
block 4, Queen Anne ID. 81 90.
Harry White 20 the Women's Home, lot D,
block 3, P. & P. 8 K y aid 81
Ella :. Kennedy to Ii. l.. Noble, lot 6, block
Il. Woodland add, 500.
j. F. Brewer e al to Peter Ries, lots 8, 4,
block II, Wal!a walla add, 81, so.
United states 30 Charles NJ. Davis, ne ne 81
ne and ne Sc y. -, B.
J. V. Taylor to A. J. Baker, lot 9, block 25, Pom
tus SD ana others, 81, o.
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Texas. c.liiorni. and Oregon woods in fair de
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN Francisco, Sept. IS-The wheat market
was somewhat stronger this morning in the
open market, owing to advances at Eastern cen
ters ana nrmer feeling abroad, presumably
caused oy tns war rumors. The demand for
export Is fair. but as a rule holders are asking
higher figures, so that trade has not increased
Fery much. Barley is irmsr. with moderate
demand for choice feed grades oats are steadier,
with better demand. in sympathy with the
hrmncss in barley. Corn is very dull and prices
are weak.
The vegetable market is dong little better,
although the demand shows no Improvement.
The receipts OF potatoes ara Light. but there is
no change IN prices, though sweets are a shade
nrfner. Onions are steady.
The market FOR summer fruits Is stu in bad
shape, aud with the exception OF few varieties
prices are weak. Grapes, pears and peaches are
frmer
In dairy produce California fancy butter is
easier, with tirm tone an Eastern and picked
roll. Eggs OF all kidd. are hrrn sad aetiye.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS 1Sb QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts r our, 1870 isrter sacks:
wheat, 1900 ceutAs barley, Sol0 cen ais. pota-
toes, 20u0 sacks bran, i,ga' sacks. wine, 5000
gallons.
Flour-Family extras. ss<B5 . per bbl bak-
ers extras. s. =; sGpeeiine, SS.tsH.t; 20.
choice shipping: standard milling parcels. $50
per GENITAL
Barley - Feed, SloItl.C5: Old brewing,
81 6sosl 67t5; new brewing, sli01L I25<: che
Waller. $i.sRdi.S7i3 J,er ceaiRl
oats-Surprise,si SOL 40ia milling 81 9Reel. IS;
good 10 choice, sl2sGl. 81 fair, 81 tal. ia:
gray 81 2m1i 22la olgck Oregon, 20 per Genital.
Corn large yellow, sl25: small yellow,
81 47izGS 20; white, kl.SjtGbli5 per GENITAL
Wool-Spsing foothill, per pound. lGf0lsc;
Northern. lS012c; Nevada. iSDlsc; Oregon
valley, 2AI32lc. Eastern light, lt(Ss 0c Eastern
heavy, l.Gl Sc. Fall wool quotations: Noun
tsn light aud free. i!tGiSc; do, heavy and poor,
@1lle. plains. heavy aud poos, SC; do, good, 20
loo: lambs poor to choice, SGl2e.
OPTIONS
Call board sales: Wheat buyer 1891, sLT2D
l.72l5, closing. si72; buyer season, fLso1s
l.sl5x; closing sLS07s
bariey-BuyeP season. si.I7s<
FINANCIAL
:. Drafts-sight, l0e; telegraphic, Is Ster-
ling bills, bank, SO, sight. $3.50; CONNER
eial, AsZs8 Silver bars, 97sskG995l5. Mexican
dollar, 771s97s.
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rlnx.Groulnr in the we.t.

The census Office has made public the follow.
ing preliminary statistics OF the acreage In fax
aud amount Of faxseed produced in ten West
ern states in the year ending June 1. 1890. tic
figures being prepared under the direction Of
Special Agent HYDE. in charge Of the division OF
agriculture: Idaho 5000 acres. 500 bushels:
Iowa, 2l7,745 acres, 2.ilsoS2 bushels: Kansas.
II4o6g acres. 9s4 III bushels: Minnesota, 5l3. 7g7
acres. III .ss7 bushels Missouri, Sc 40 acres.
4O.766 bushels; Nebraska, lGs,9o0 acres, fOf .iO4
bushels: North Dakota, Ss.72i acres, lG4,4s5
bushels; South Dakota, 355.s9t acres. I.sOl, JOB
bushels; Washington, 4.270 acres, 42,e04 bushels,
wiseonsfn G ora acres GS2g7 bushels
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PRODUCE MARKET.

SS9,uIU.o0.
PRODUCE MARKET
The situation in the grain. feed aud hsy mar
ket is rather strained, the farmers being unwiIl.
Ing TO sell freely at the present prices and deal
ers being still more unwilling TO buy freely in
contemplation of still lower prices Wheat Is
coming IN freely. Potatoes are holding steady
at w No hops are being sold. The crop 10
very poor-much worse than was hoped for
short time ago. Those that were not DESTROYED
oy lice are affected by mold. Advices from
New York report crops very heavy in the East,
but the market 10 dead. Brewers are said to be
perfectly Indifferent, and the predictions are
that prices will go down to 10 cents in New
YORK The crop in Great Britain is consider
ably short OF what was predicted, but that OF
Germany is enormous. Therefore the outlook
Tor heavy foreign demand for American hops
Is not very bright
In regard to local freights, J. w. Allen, agent
OF the Northern Pacific, said yesterday that
business was picking up very rapidly the past
few weeks. especially In freight receipts. He
said that shipments have never fallen of per-
ceptloly, but, on the contrary, have, on the
whole, been increasing.
JoBBIEs TRADE
The tobbiug trade continues active aud prices
remarkably steady, the only material changes
IN quotations being in fruits and vegetables
Oats and cracked corn are q little lower, and
nay IL more unsteady with downward tend
eney. Lime is down to 81, aud linsesd oil has
advanced little.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise baye been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern
Pacific, 34 tons: Columbia & Puget Sound. n
tons: Seattle, Lake Shore q Eastern. 1877 tons.
BY water-Germsnia, 40 tons; Umatilias 2,2I0
tons; Puget sound and Alaska Steamship Com
panys boats, 81 tons; Mabel, 3 tons; Henry
bailey, ~ tons; Angeles, 20 tons; Multnomah,
10 tons; San Juan, tons: Buckeye, 4 tons:
Glide, tons; Wasco, 6 tons; A. K. Robinson, 8
tons. Total shipments, 4.214 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, $50 TONS Columbia & Puget sound, So
tons; Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern, ls5 tons
BY watcr-J. r. Mcdonald, - tons; Multno-
nah, 10 tons; Puget Sound and Aladka Steam
ship Conpanys boats 9 tons; Henry Bailey, 5
tons. Total receipts. 71s tons.
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WIG B.ater Kins an Int,rs.r..

PoKr HuRoS, sept ia painter named wss-
ley Mcdonald interfsred with q man named
Theodore Kyle, who was beating his wife thYs
morning. Kyle seized shotgun and killed Nc
Donald. He then fed to the woods The shertw
and deputies, large crowd Of people and : AZ.
tachmeni Of the Port Huron guards have xnr.
rounded the woods ia the sndeayor 10 eantura
KYLE, who is q desperate.
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UNIONS, 9. c.. sept IA negro named Bob
woodsou Yesterday committed an assault ON
Mrs. Jackson Powell, living at the almshouse
near here. She was alone in the HOUSE,, and the
brute accomplished his purpose before her
,crearns brought her husband 70 the scene.
The negro knocked the old man down and es-
caped. A large party is securing the woods for
hfrn He is q notorious character. and If caught
will make the seventh negro Iynched In this
.an.ilr, fnr nffanses of this eharAetar
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, Sept. i5.-Cs osing -Cousols: Money,
%. account, a5 1-I6 RGHds-U. :. fs I2alz: As,
1921. Bar siiver-475sd per ounce. Money
n per cent
The Chronicle says the fall in American rail-
road securities can only be temporary. Even il
the worst fears OF European complications are
realized. war would mean rise In grain. TO
the benefit of American farmers snd trunk lines
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. i5-Wheat-Demand poor.
No. winter, - 1o35 "a, steady; No red spring,
steady, IS l1izi.
Corn-Demand fair: spot, steady, 6s SD.
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Hailstorms and Hurricane. in wi.con.Ir

ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. IA heavy rain and
hails;orIn occurred here this morning. II is
estimated that thousands of dollars Of damage
was done throughout this district heavy
wind prevailed, and small boats on the bay cap
sized No lives were lost
special from Iron River says a hurricane
ragged there this morning. A number of trees
were torn up by the roots. and the roof OF Pet
tingins' hotel smashed by falling trees The
total damage cannot be estimated.
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SOMERSET, Ky, Sept 1a-About / o'clock this
morning e crowd went to the Jail where ths
Gnlflsnd brothers were confined on tia charga
of the murder Of Sheriff MeCargoe, and over
covered the guard The GIlliiand brotharu
swere then taken 70 = ravine short distance
west of the city and hanged. No oonfessfon
eould be procured The boys declared 70 the
Last that they were Innocent
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MERCHANDISE.

Hops-Quiet and easy.
Cofee-0pti0ns steady and unchanged to IS
points down; closed steady, 10 TO % points up
Sales were $3.50 bags, including september
sl3.a5ltI4.5o; october, fI3056fl3.40 November,
Sl2. 10(gl245: December, sll.S5Hl2 p. Spot Rio
Sugar-Raw, steady. sales were $50 hhds
Nuscovado, SO test, at &c: 1900 bags OF CEN
trifugal, 95 test, 7-16c; 100 bags of molssses
sugar, IS test, AT 11-l6c: 1872 mats Lilo, SO
test, at 13-l6c; 1902 mats Manila. 81 test,
at 11-16c; 4,334 bags Rio Janeiro at private
terms.
Wool-Steady; domestic, 300S5c.
Copper-Dul; Lake, September. 80; Octo-
Der. $3.50.
Lead-Sominal.
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Te.a. Fever Infect. Kansas Cattle.

LEAvExwoErH. Kan. Sept H.--Not long sincs
n disease of an unknown character began 10
make serious ravages among the herds OF cattle
in this vicinity. The state veterinary surgeon
has pronounced il Texas fever. Quarantins
reoula,iops hare been ordered.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
b the line to take to ali points East and
South IL Is the pISfSs car ROUTE 10
runs through vestibuied Trains every
day In the year 10
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
mo change Of cars)
Composed of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers Of latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and IN which 90
sommodations are both TEEx and furnished foR
holders Of first or second-ciass tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
a continuous line connecting with all iinesL Of.
nrding direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In
edvance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
70 aud nom all points In America, England and
Europe can be purchased at any ticket Once Of this
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
For st. Paul and East. 6;15 q. m. and 2:00pm
Portland and South. e:l6 and $3.50 l. M and
For Olympia e:i5 = m and 900 p. m
400 .. m.
Tor Moniesano and cr.y'. Hsrbor, s;soa m
13.2o, 100, 6:26 and $40 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIvH
Prom 81 Pssl and East 1l:5s q n. and
From Portland and the south. $40 g m. AIS and
o:Sb p. m.
From Olympia. 2:46 and s:45 D. M
From Monfesano and Gray's Harbor, AIS D. m
Prom Anacortes and North. 1910 and 500 o. m
From Tacoma and local. S:45. 11:5s q m. aud
4.sb, AIS. S:45. AS D. m.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and 81
Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. elegant
cay coaches, finest palace dining cars between Sc
effe. Tacoma and Portland direct Daily service.
Full information concerning rates. time Of trains
srufss and other details furnished on applcar
Ton to
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III First ST. cor. Washington, Portland. Or.
4 CHILBERa, City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
eutheast corner yesler avenue and Commercial
Nxeet olympic block. seattle Wash
La NADEAU. General A. ent and Depot Tickss
Asnf Seattle depot. foot Of Third street.
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Sept 15.-The stock market today
opened with prices at a slight advance over last
nights close. Business was dull during the
morning, and most of the list lost the opening
gains. In the afternoon the upward movement
began, which lasted till the close. In the last
half hour the highest prices of the day were
reached. The close was active ana strong at
about the highest prices of the day. The prin-
cipal gains are: Atchison and Erie 1ss each,
Missouri Pacific 13s Wabash preferred "a: Chi
cago Gas and Northern Pacific per cent each.
Government bonds-Dull.
Petroleum-Closed at 551<c.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on Call, easy; closed offered at s.
Prime mercantile paper-5s4017. Sterling ex-
change-weak; sixty-dsy bills, slsIz; de-
mand, sLs5A. Bar silver, s77sc.
BONDS.
Q. s. Is (reg1....... lt6 ~. g. . (reg).... s9<
U. s. Is (coup)...-. III lPacific6 1l0
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Port Townsend News.

PoKr townsend, Sep; 1s-[special. EH. 7.
Gilbert, of spokane. has been appointed deputy
collector Of customs By vice James Wood.
Nineteen pound OF opium was seized near
wooIsy today By ths deputy sheriff Of skaxit
county.
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Uses q heavy crop.

In England, ON account OF cold. wet weather,
the harvest has been delayed somewhat; indeed,
many Of the growers did not intend picking be-
fore September Is. In East Kent are many
yards that have magnificent growths and are
particularly free from verTniu. But the owners
spared no pains In looking after their crop. A
lesson for the hop growers OF Washington, who
must heneeforth devote great deal more time
and energy to enable Washington hops to retain
the prestige which they now have, Following
are the latest quotations:
Notwithstanding the unfavorabls weather
and the adverse reports Of other crops the hop
plantations still present a promising aspect.
There are complaints of mold and vermin. and
the hops are backward, but otherwise strong
and healthy, requiring only q spell of hos
weather 10 develop good yield. The market IL
very strong and prices advancing from scarcity
OF available sunplY. QuOtations.
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The SCIENCE OF LIFE; OR
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It contains 300 pages IL mo-. substantial binding
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, Sept 15.--The wheat market opened
at Yesterdays close for December, az Ole, sc to
ILc lower Within the first ten minutes the
price touched 81. then q reaction took place,
quotations dropping 70 sSl1c. IL 1uctustsd be-
tween that figure and s9c for some time, and at
IL o'clock stood at 931 sc. decline set in later
and the price dropped 70 about the opening
figures and ruled sfeadier.
Corn opened at 55c against Sc, broke 551Ee,
advanced TO 5fiSe and then dropped of &c.
Receipts of wheat, 2,l12o00 bushels; ship
rneuts, 144s,0o0 bushels.
wheat-Easy; cash. s44g941zc; December,
fo-n-Easv: cash, 6aGsZle; October. sac.
Oats-steadyi cash and october, 27s<c; May,
Rxe-steady: sq<c.
Pork-stesdy; cash, 1850: January, .l2ozil.
Lard-steedy; cash, 81; October s6s714s7:
'A sslsSoniders rs .s.e9las.75; short clear, ss5s
7.s5: short ribs, s7.1oG7.0.
NhIsky-s1l3.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-CaftIe-Receip.s, u.ooD;
steady and slow. Good 70 choice natives, s. 20
rs %; no prime or extras on sale; others, $50
0546e Texans, s2-4J(g,3.49; stoekeFs, 3LSS13- .;
AHa1ogs-Reeespts, 1900: steady to lower.
Rough and common, sI50s4.75: mixed and
packers, 500 o.; prime heavy and butchers
Me4EGtz. sA-tsA91V- tC41AAr AlSAd1 e<1ACtt9--gs
second class light 81 2Sd5.
sheet-Receipts, 80; slow; natives and
lambs strong and higher; Westerns easier. Ma
ives sl2514g0; Westerns, s4es425; feeders,
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAysk
BosroS, sept I5.-cIosing-
Atchis1u ........ As Burlington ..-.. ss1s
Nexican-...-.- - san Diego.......-. Is
WOOL MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.-Wool-Quist and
steady: Montana, Iefg23c; territorial, 15G21e.
BosToS, Sept. 1A-Wool - Demand steady;
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Portland wheat Quotations.

Portland. Sept E.-lspeciaL wv hest-Valley,
$50: Walla Walla, sl.i0 per cental. Receipts,
$3.50 ceutals
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rrGxL NOTICES.


Walls. 3 l2-ounce. 8 s-ounce, 6-ounce, 4-eunSe.
& 2-ounce and LOUNGE, LOO pills PodopnyLLLn
and Leptandrin gslsttne; 500 pills Aloin. 5Irycn.
mia ard Retiadonna Esistns: 5oo ptiis @. si.
compound geiasine 500 HyPo tsois 81 y, bls,.
grains a. Atropine grains l-15o; 800 Hypo tsoless
Hydrobromaie Hyoscine, grains l-so; pouaa a.
fluid extract Ca.cara Sagrada; pound nulo $3.50
Casrarz saxrada modified: ponnos nuia 1870
sarsapartia Comp, for syrup; POUNDS nu,u s, az
tract Prun virg: pound nuid sxIAct Z sfS
4 pounas dufd extract Ltcerica: POUNDS sols ss
tract Gentian. pound Vinum pea o,es ,nnn
seed: S pounds Elixir yalerianafe MoIphis.
uonnds Elixir genttan and Tfncture FERN Snler..
rounds Hzyden's viburnuui Prunifoitum comp.
400 tseIati ne capsules 100 each Nos i, Z, and ~
2 gallons Maltfne: gallons Mstine with tascaa
sagrada: gallons Nsltine with HyPopnospniies.
gallons MaIfine with Cod Liver OH: galion
Ma.ffne with phos Iron Quna and Strychnla;
gallons Maitine Yerbene:5 gallons Bay Rum:
Gallons Benzine: gallon Liquor pot Arsenitis:
gallons olive oil pure: pounds Rochelle salts:
pounds Potass Chlorate; pounds Acid oxa!c'5
pounds Alnm Jumps dozen best French nexinie
caths;ers, each Nos. 5, Z. >, 3. 10 and IA.
pound Hyposuiphite of Sodium: 10 pounds Resin:
pound Gum Arabic: pound Gum Arabic, pow
dered-
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Ion THE sKAarr.
THE STEAMER WIN. =. MurnoE

Leaves NJ erchant's Dock Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday mornings, on tide, for Richmond Edmouds
Muktiteo Iulalip. stanwood, Fir, skasit City Mt
Vernon. Avon. Sedro and Hamilton.
T.. W. SMITH. Master
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HIGH wArER.
Low WATER

TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoR FOR THE WEEK BE
GINNING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.
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pEoPLE'S SAVINGS BANK
With authority 70 increase TO ii, 900 oo0
Occidental block. Front street. Yesler avenue and
James street, Seattle, Wash.
Incorporated December lS, 1889.
oFFIcERs-BoARD OF TRUSTEES.
"a LEhA fre5lutnt
JACnB ~ XIII Vice President
ARTHCR A. DENNY. Second Vice President
JAS. u. HAYDEN. Manager Cash er and Sec'y
FRANK L. BLoDGETr Assistant Cashier
L. SChWABACHER JOHN LEARY
WM. T. BAILEY, JOHN COLLINS
OTTO RANKE.
Interest allowed per annum. Six per cent on
term deposits, per cent ordinary deposits
Dividends declared last DAYS of May and No
vember.
Loans real estate security.
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PHILADELPHIA, sept. la-Wool-Quist and
steady: Montana, Iot923c; territorial, l5G21e.
Boston, Sept. 1a-Wool - Demand steady