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SlNENn SrOkSA
EASTERN NARkETs.


,
sss. Nav ga~-IAe improvement in tho
'zsAfss' tascS .uttaer PROGRESS to-day. The
*s'Ss iEca Tesa,sa;less or bear raids were
-. ~@s1scs1, Sai seemed - stimulate par
Tie eagaseEaeat Of so. 40 = Sala
49,: iaSa' ;etnoys0w Asd buG lstl.c OF ne e.
- As success ~ shs Nas:AeFR p8eaaes re
seAc@e sisa tended 20 ezsSWGTase shs
1900 n iAtHt ~ ntgh Prices TAs advance
= 4SH 20 'ssi's peF cent. rai everything
a -. 81 t%fi'e' astet ia TIE tsse. nis,iiseTs
- = AZ sae o,Valns. - Ia. 80 r-ss<cvs.
~'f' by taa sstbs2es gene-ss of Esls-
-. re saan.imeni OF tna charter. s.ss
- 'saisy sess u ise. rAe market closed
wasssai boats s:eatv.
'sssa-F ssssssr. 10 a.a.
ENASsksI~
80 GO csl'~sssr. Ssc.ei offered Fl per
saae pzesf, svHs per esat sseg.iag sx-
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FINANCIAL

LONDON. May I9-Bar Aiiver. .925 hue.
slid Cops,is, s.. a. Bullion gain on balsnces
paad into Baak Of England To-Day. G2l,o0o. Bank
OF England sitscount Tste. per cent
tSaLIsR GRAIN Market.
LIVERPOOL, May a--W heat Demand moder-
ate: No. red winter, dull, IS Cd
Corn-Der.and more steady. Cash. -: June.
Il ed; Jul3s s. sd.
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ROME. May Isl; is confirmed tina, the
German emperor has invited the crown
prince Of Italy 10 visit Potsdafa previous
to th- military rnaneuvcrs. IL is expected
tina, his setrothal 10 Princess Fedora of
Schlesaig will then be announced
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A billiard Match in ENGLAND

LeSpoS. May Is.-John Roberts. the
English champion. and the American.
Ives. have been matched ut billiard game
which will he played some time during
Derby week. Ii will be for f590a side and
the championship Of the world. 1t will be
500 points VI. spot" aud rush" stroke
haEret
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SRw YORK. May 10 Bradstveets publishes
tho following report OF clearing house returns
for the wect; ending May Is. the percentages OF
increase or decrease being in comparison with
tho returns s;or corresponding period Of 1882:
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C@ntra,,. HigA school commencement.

CESrRALIA, May l9-fSpecial. THE
closing exercises Of the high school took
place last evening in the opera house.
which was crowded to Its utmost capacity.
The programme was lengthy. including
twenty-four numbers. consisting Of vocal
and instrumental music, Rotations.
essays. a dramatic sketch and q tam
BOURNE drill at the close. The exhibition
was great success. and among the young
ladies y no distinguished themselves may
be mentioned Miss Theresa McAtce. Miss
Matte Cleveland. Miss Fanny Aten. Mis-,
Net,ic Vineyard. Miss Rose Ramthrn, Miss
Rose Manning, Miss Iona McMuisen and
Miss l.oitie Manning. Among the young
gentlemen we're: Charles Hariowe. Beecher
McMailen. Frank Dole and John Raught.
Prot. Sears deserves much credit for the
proficiency achieved by the pupils Of the
high school during the year. This after
noon the primary and intermediate de-
partments held their exercises, and this
evening the exercises Of the graduating
class will be held NJ the First Baptis.
church. at the conclusion Of which di-
piomas will be awarded. The people Of
Centralia feel proud Of tho high standing
OF thei, public schools.
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FARE TO EVERETT. 80
TO aSoHoMIaH. eQc
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
ErrYEYY

g@orstt ard rsfarussasd Ieayss Merchants Deck
Tu~Asay. IEArsday anal SATURDAY ~ . m .as
Esasss1n of ssarssss. Hanger. resoeex- iAss
want pgxsffo. H0sdsPsYt. Z rsos Gsif AtS later.
mediate ysSssss, arriving tnsna stsy ~ g. a.
Leaves sssn Ctsy u Wednesday. ffs9Ay
aa1 s1s.sy. arriving ia seattle ~ p n
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DAcrpIc NAVIGATION CoNPANY-RAsl
L time for TacomA. Everett md 6aohomtsA rived
potnta
STEAMER STATE OF wAsHINoToy Win
leave Evsrsss daily. except Sunday. ~ Q . ~ ios
seattle
Leave Seattle for Tacoma. la n
Leave Tacoma for Seattle. is p -
Leave Seattle for Everett. A:40 p. ~
Leave Everett for seattle. 7:l6 p m.
Leave seattle foe Everett 1000 p n. sxespe 80
Leave ssa.sis ios Taeoma. ESQ = N. saturday
only.
Leave Tacoma for seattle. 2:ls n m
tails ~ EdTcnds only: Connects dniiy sxcsre
oil snohcmsh river pointA Only daily through
line. freight ol0U Per ton.
IA Common. wHiDnY ISLAND AND
~ 1vRRsTT-
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
paily except saturday. . p. M far EdmundA
Nuckiiteo. Everest, Clinton browns Point.
iualip. Langley. Suakslun,. Coupeviiie sanAs-
fuca, oak Harbor. ptsaiady aud la Connor Re
turning leaves La Common = q. ua daily except
sunday, touching Everett ~ i:3s y m. arrive
seattle y bon't call NJ Tniaiip on return trip
Fesdcu srtsrs IN Seattle. City Dock. feos at Main
street
FRANK wATEkHOUsE. General Manager.
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Fed, white aud e.ns-plnk. too. all The rs-c:
worth ~ eea;s. sies. - csnts. I. NJ gssin
t.fs..n4ug G.s-apAux
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DoRr ORCHARD
Ssvy Yas1 Ecass- Ersnsfsaa. os1nO
and tasfiss.on
STEAMER Ellis
iApves foot ~ wssaiaztoa sssess aaiay e8ceys
saaas-. 81 8 Is . "a. sad ssso p - TSs SslS
4 m sss5 tseisses hssa a Poes oscAasA kso0
essa passp Ca - asenaae1eslA . 4seA4xS
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PoEfiasn. May 10. tspecisl. wv hcat-Faiy
nd sisssine>s IL passing At steady prices. Val
~, T.. =. Waiia Waiia, 81 10 per ccataL
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PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman 0sepaag cxza Kissaas pay CaAeAse
ard Aoe<s FAsacs Irtaia9 cafs besvesa ssass,a 81
yssa - ChscAes WITHOUT cAAaG& Csnnse12nas
- ass posass In shs Cassea STATES and CaaAaA
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TaE BRAZIL IKE 0kLLuON.


Gov. Castillo 20 Ne Removed TO End
the Trouble.
VALPARAISO. May IA correspondent
in Rio Janeiro telsgraphs that the govern
ment has decided to remove Gov. Castillo,
of tho state Of Rio Grande do Sui. with .
view to thus ending the revolution in that
state. In case the national guard of Rio
Grande should resist the removal Of
Castillo. President Pc,xoto intends to use
the force at his command to execute his
orders. Berros Cassal has temporarily as
sumed the governorship Of the province.
News from San Eugenio reports that the
national guard hold San Juan Baptista.
The revolutionary forces are marching on
San Gabriel to obtain the artillery supplies
and munitions which are stored there.
After obtaining the supplies there il is
the intention of the revolutionists to at
tack San Juan. Castilhista forces met tho
revolutionists at Itiri Aputan. ana de-
feated them in short engagement.
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lCioss connection with N. r. train from Portland
and San franciaco
steamers City Of Kinxsfon" and CITY a eeas-
ne" make Close connections q the TacomA wharf
With t-aias to and nom Portland. aRd WITH the
Hast and West bound overland trAinA
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eAeaee-fissa. viii sexual busfnao q oA9s<m
~ foe e3;tty lay btlis: 1e0an1, olss10 g -
ssxyan
xsv Icaa, Nsy is---Bsx si.vsk. s.s5e: Msxieaa
oolt1ss. Soe.
2 = eregg-...-- Iisskr. q T. seoupss,. lf1x
y. = = tregs:...--. - fee1dc Ca .--... las
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GNiCASO BoAkD OF TEApk
CHICAGO, May 13-whess-DulL Opened Il
0S.e hishes. sdvancsd 1se on covering ~
snor:s and gsacsed 14c, recovered the loss and
closed stescy. &c higher than yesterday in the
speculative market Receipts OF wheat, $500
bushels: shs Dacnss. 5000 susheis.
wheas-s<sady: cash, 7ll4c: July. 1919
Cosn-steaay; cash. &c: July. a..
Oats -tcf.dy; cash. 2ss.e; July, 1,5sn
Ryc-60c
hariey-GS.
Fisx-eI.e:.
Timothy 1892
Nhisky-sLt2
rosx-firsa: cash. SO as: September. s2l.s71f
lArd-FisDa; cash, SO. IS. september, eln7a
short rita-firm: cash. $Io2); september.
So as. ::
Short cleas-Si025<alo5a
ShouIdcfe-tig.uo<olaa
:: CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, May Observation-Disclosures, 1850:
alightiy higs,er. Medium and good stceYs. s496
355o. NOTHING extra here; others. $A0ol9&& Is;
Texans. 2kestQ35a
Hogs-Reseip,s. 1900: opened active and .
trf!e higher and closed easier and lower. Clos
ias prices q; mixed, 81. l0Q17.55: heavy, 81. SO
100: light. f7.5xes75i
6heep-kece:pts, 1000: GLOW: prices steady.
Clippei Texans. eAao9G70; clipped natives and
Westerns, eS4d25
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Mors-F.r.n and quiet
Wo0t-FifEn: moderate demand. Domestic
nsece, 2sses.,: pulled. e54y.c: Texas, lst1sic.
Conse-Orsious closed steady points down
% M. sa!es were 1850 bags. inciud ne:
May. tiasesi5.5a: June. uA3s: Iuiy, si5Is3
Gh Spot ss:o--tluies and steady: No. :. lose.
snyar-Rs1-Fisner: nominal. Fair refining.
and quiet
Copper--kasy; LAKE, Siasn
Lesd-firsa; Domestic. $685.
Tin-SsD<ai STEADY: straits, ei9S9 bid. efa -
asked. Fls.es-Qa.et. spsiier-weak. Domse-
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THE CROSS USDERrAIx KING
co. fars>rss sA-T seesaI a.. mar ffta
AEscsss a.sssxea n eocssnss< f1sss~eSAse
ssrvacs ~ ssasuaAksss yaseA Tsaspscns IA
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OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL 80, 1893.

TAKING EFFECT APRIL 80, 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE sEAYfLB:
For 81 Paul and EAxs-lo g p m
Pug spskAae-- 2.1o p n and -. - = =.
Fos Porslaad and Scash-s-iS . m - o:1o
= m
For OEymp a-&siS Q N md ais Z -
Fer NansesAuo aasa sscOssa-A.iSA N
For 1accna-5;aS. SIS q e. l20l. 80 e:oQ
e-A3 and l035 D u.
For saohomssh- Sedrss Aaaeertsa SneerA,ais
fAfts and North 1end-S.S9 anc A2o n "A.
Ec< points north OF seoro 70 Su1as-S.Ao = N
r1Axxs ARRIVE Ar sRarRlE
From - PAai aad Easf-11:sa .. M
from Spek sne -lg- IS . M and u :3S p a.
From Portland and Sosfh-a:3V p. q, and l3.9S
q
Prom Olympsa-4 so p and SIS p n
Prom NossesAno AID ocosta-S SO D m.
From Tscona-11-SS. s;sa and loss q u.
3:os. $50. e:&3 Aal iis21 p
From ~nohcmisa- Sodro, Anacoctoa SncQaAaRso
fasis and North H~ns--l0:3S . m and 80 = m
From points north Of sedsot - samAs-l:tep. ~
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1AIIRoAD AND eTkAlfSHIP TlcKETD 10
ALL PcIArs IN TIE WORTH
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NHaA1 HoRfnaN RAILWAY LINE
0aAeslo Z XentaAs railway. EaisAevea eeoaAo0
1atlrooA, New Wessminotog 4 ooutheRn
Railway.
4u0 CARD IN 1vfEcr JULY II INA
70 AxD 1uoa
DvugoeA NagySvillA oaanvooA M veanoA yohr
hGvoo, New whascoM. 8lotoo An4
South Westminster
4s1lns lnavo 0eosalA passages. Ssye q -
olneo -............-...sssssss -
Trains o&3tvo ooAea1e, powsa6ef-......s wy -
THROUGH eoss netWean 0oaaejo anA south Weee
minister oon1oestng with slecssio lie ~ VaD
Ia WILSON. Aesak
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VICTORIA ROUTI.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON
$40 amllvI Nj - fTacsms 10 AZ SIS am
1918 am Lvt -, Seattle. S1iL~i S.U0 Aua
1:3o pm iv AFT Townsead 50 Lv HAS pua
l:30 pm Ar il0-- Victoria MIiLvi $3.50 pun
SsesmeYs -eity Of Kingstoa'' ana .Csv u feas-
tls' make connections a. Port Tevnssnd for pas
ssngsrs going from BsilInghan cay points ~ Vie
tcriA and return
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eef-sa Al II cents Wholesale, has declined /
r:.aat remains quiet and steady q 81 cents for
!. nuS aad ag47J cents for blue stem. Milling
mtfss sss cents higher.
fsss a;ssSnAhip from California brought rather
: - saan former consixnmeuts of vegetables,
Nj Sis may be partly owing to the TACT that
/ No shipmsnts are being made By rail, aud
lhets ss.misg in tais way generally sell for bet.
] 4. xtsass
oliAwaeTries are very plenty in the market.
~ XII At sL75 to " per crate OF f!toon boxes,
MS are likely 10 b. considsraby cheaper In .
UA0e;: tine.
h. and grain continue firm At former prices.
1T ~ arriving In considerable quantities from
uoUsa s,o!nts and California.
TEissS tons OF hay arrived on the W. r. Munroe
yuHsFaay for Lilly. Bogsrdns q Co. aad the
mns s!ssn received forty tons OF iced and thirty
- ssas OF barley from California on the
oAeaa y r. 8. Rsdfeid.
sHirnRSrs AND RxcEIrrA
Drf.ng the past twenty-iou hours produce
1 I'D sasrchandiss have been shiprsd from and
Encstsaa 81 the port OF Ssstsisin the following
Quass:tsss:
Tons
Slirfserts by rail- ana watcr.. w
BecrartS by rail and watcr .........-t-.-.. las
b. sfasm echooner Signal, from San Fran
sGsv: 8 $50 sks Hour. 100 sks and 100 bills sugar,
- sSs feed, pkgs moulding. 10 bbls wine, LIS
'zesf seights. 10 coils bsrbe1 wire, 275 bars and
= bu ssses iron. 10 bbis iuhricatlng oil. 5 pk9s
a1xie srFase. pkgs harrow teeth, % bxs ink bot
'4cs, =. s,bls rosin, ? coils steel rope. msts
NC. pkss putty, 50 pigs paint, SIT pals
Shiss sd. 10 hols iinseed OIL Is bbls liquor. Is
Wis sacgar. hsie rubber hose. 10 bundles
Htss, 20 tags coffee. Rigs preserves, bales
1nss: g sks on. bran. 10 bxs apples. pkgs tea.
J73sss ssun. - sks ooal 100 bbls plaster. bxs
MARI ssans. - pkgs npholat.r.ng goods, - pkgs
mAfte* rhips. IL hxs hardware. bills beer.
su;s:eassrs iot hxs powder. 70 sks pcari barley.
sss NEAL 10 SKIS sample -four. ,
timiss lacks. Is rkgs paper bags, II Tolls
vtn INVITING. I pkgs chocolate. 3 pkrs
siee.s. n kgs sy.np. " bxs baking powder, 100
TX fsss hes, 10 pkss lead. 10 pkgs tar, i50 bxs
srasss q buds steel. - pkgs salad dressing. 8
ksssss'fsc. 30 bxs samples 100 SKIS rye tious. iep
ets fsssi7s. kgs splksa. and pkg each OF pumps.
s1hitszs. leather, tobacco, desk, chair. lawn
mossss dry goods. envelopes and stationery.
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CfY'iEA


sSS com GARRISON.
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Ce0ueocong Nasch 3TeA paeneaooso lsavlno
Spokane on Aondays. wedu~stays ana fStAayN
CONNECT same afsraooa a NsssApcfs With sseanase
for Tran Creek. Rohson Aelsoa bAifcnf Pilot nav,
AtRswaTth. Kaslo, and A.oean. and nAssenGsss
arrivinG from she north those dAye VII 90 -
eUesiy through - Spok enc. arriving ~ $50 > -.
Daily service via this .1too ~t2l cpmmooco 1900
April lOtA. when passsnssss VII ~ tArsaoA ~
came doy.
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60 csl'~Easr. sso.et offered ct : REP
sa'ae paper. svHs psr esat sseg.lag sx-
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PRETTY AND ODD.
A Few Novel Concelts In Jeweled Adorn-
ments.

A Few Novel Concelts In Jeweled Adorn.
ments.
Insect and reptile designs are reign
ing supreme for jewelry, and very at
tractive they are, too. For breastpins,
lizards with bright green bodies set
with diamonds are seen, as are spiders,
flies and bugs of every description.
A decidedly unique and attractive pin
is little frog with bright green
spotted body, oeuamented with pearls
and eyes OF brilliant little rubies.
These bug pins are made in the little
stick pins and in the large breastpins,
the latter being the handsomer and
more expensive.
Gold pins for the hair are now highly
ornamented with jewels and made Of
the most elaborate designs. "A crown
of gold mounted with diamonds and
sapphires is an exceedingly handsome
hairpin and can be worn becomingly
with variety Of coiffures. The gold
en- circlet through which the wearer's
hair is caught by slender pin Of tor
toise shell mounted with gold is an
other pretty fancy
Watches are exceedingly small and
made in many fancy shapes and styles.
A very pretty one IL tiny anAir Of
blue enamel, set with jewels and WORN
on the gown, being suspended BY -
fancy pin. InsrAad Of the little bow
knot which was universally used not
long ago, pin are now 70 be soen u
MANY dcsi9nk The bow-knotr h0w-
ever, Il By no means discarded, Tor Il +
seen hAndsosnely set with jewels, With
knots OF every concsivabls patteEn.-
=. Recorder.
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TAUGHT HIM A LESSON.

The Florists Hint to q Man Who Used to
he q Constant Patron.
It was just little lesson, that was
all. but it went right to the spot. He
stopped moment on his way home to
look at florists window, and the florist
who saw him asked him inside to see
something extra fine.
ssYou don't buy any more flowers
now?" said the florist.
NO" was the response, given good
naturally, though it was brief.
'tAnd itused to be,a year ago or more,
that roses and violets and carnations
and all sorts were great attraction to
you?"
Eyes; had sweetheart tnen," and
the man blushed and laughed.
"You used to take her flower every
time you went to see her didn't you?"
pursued the inquisitive, kindly old for
list.
eyes"
s.And they didn't cost very much, as
a rule, did they?"
''Oh, no; but that didn't make any
difference to her. If I brought them
fresh and fragrant that was enough"
"Why don't you take them to her
now? Did she choose another in your
stead?" and the florists voice was SYM
pathetic.
''Oh, now; I married her a year ago."
The florist waited a minute as If
thinking.
"And you don't love her now?" he
asked cautio lsly, as if treading on thin
ice.
.sOf course. We are very happy. But
you know the flower business doesn't
go any more"
ibid she ever say sop asked the
florist.
"Well-um-er-no, / can't say that
she ever did"
.Have you ever asked her about it?"
mo. I never happerI to think Of
it. Busy, you know, with all sorts Of
things, SO much more practical"
The florist didn't answer. He went
to pot of roses and violets, and, TAX
ing a handful, he handed them over to
his late customer.
There he said, 81 give them to you
in remembrance Of old times. You
might take them to your wife, and il
she doesn't like them you can bring
them back to me"
But they never came back.-Detroit
Free Press
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE annual statement of tho bank OF
Montreal, Can, for the year ended
April 80. has been issued. The state
ment is considered favorable. The
profits for the year were 1898, $40.
Two dividends of per cent. each were
paid, amounting to 100000. The
earnings amount to about II per cent.
A PROMINENT democratic member of
congress, who had been in conference
with the president respecting the
proba bilities of an early special ses-
sion of congress, left for his home on
the 18th. with the understanding that
he will not be called back to Washing
ton before the end of August.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF Po-
LICE BRENNAN places no confidence in
the alleged discovery in Buffalo of a
plot of anarchists to blow up the
Chicago waterworks and set fire to the
Worlds fair buildings for revenge on
account of the hanging of the anar-
chists in 1887.
THE tolls for vessels trading on the
river Vistula within the boundaries of
Russia have been increased to ten rou-
bles in gold in order to cover the ex-
penses incurred by the Russian gov
eminent for a sanitary supervision
with a view to prevent the spread of
cholera.
BANK EXAMINER HUsH YOU'VE took
charge of the suspended Capital ma
tional bank of Indianapolis, Ind, on
the 18th. The directors told him they
wished to continue business, but he
gave them no assurances. He began
the examination at once.
Ex-MINIsrER LINCOLN arrived in New
York, on the 18th, from England. He
was apparently in rugged health, and
expressed himself as happy to be home
again, although he found England a
pleasant place. He will resume his
law practice in Chicago.
DIREcToR-GENERAL DAVIS has sent
ont a denial of the statement that ex-
hibits would not be received at the
Worlds fair after May IA. He did not,
however, give the date upon which in
stallation would be stopped.
THE German war ships Kaiserin Au-
gusta and Zadler, which had been at
anchor in North river since the naval
review Of April ~, sailed on the 18th.
THE mill Of the Wilbraham (Mass.
Wooden Co. ewas destroyed by fire ON
the 18th. Loss, $4,000; partially in-
sured.
On the 18th the associated banks of
New York held &17, res, 025 in excess Of
the requirements Of the rs per cent. rule.
THE United States steamer Alliances
sailed from San FranciDco for Nicarar
gua on the 18th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-05-18
WEEKLY TnADE REVIEW.

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the failure Of some firms and OF the NssioIaN
Cordage Co. and the largest decline n ssoc.S
lowed by Surprisingly little disturbance. busa.
ness has shown remarkable soundnces ana
strength under such strain although dtsQulee.
ing rumors are naturally frequent. Bank faii-
ures at Chicago and Indianapolis ana
rumors OF others, reflect large losses
through Chicago speculatfons In real estate
and grain, and at indianapolis through the
credits are NOT a. rot materially Affected.
There Il more buying Of commercial paper
than q week ago, ana while foreign exchange
has risen above the exporting point NO gold -
VET ordered for shipment, IS banking houses.
reckon upon larger exports Of products before
Iono. Interior money markets are growing
tsrh,., .nd more cansioua. hut NO such strin.,
Ehich .n,,e.rs e nave somevhst improved
vith more seasonable weather,
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tons s,.ss.ss ,or ehs month ma a 100 greater
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