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BIOS SFIELD-At z1ss i<ks ssrs@t- ssestAsr
a exsur1sF Oere5sr g. 80, Charles Iseo-
fors eldest SEA 81 Mr.. and Ars G. & Er0wnv
fsss. sxs6 Y years
Tss funeral viii szks place to.sy 81 I'D > II
from Grace a. Z ehureA- IEss-zzsnt II Laxs
View esEastsry-
eAeTOS~-Ths frnerai OF gr1xe Herh@rs fFsst1n
Will take psses todsy st y X frpz sns par
issrs Of BaxtsrEo-sn e s11a Eztsr-sat u
Mount Pleasant e%rastsgJ.
NcGREx-Ths funeral services % Georxs W.
MeGgsr sill - held 81 tie family rsslsss1cs
81 Georgetown a. ss9 c'cto<E ta1s Ezorai1E-
Int3rn1sns Ia IAxs View eer1sssry.
FAuLESEE--At Bsslast. Friday. ocsooer 3
isss, AYz. Martha fazIkrsr.
The funeral will tsxs placs today a. II o'eioct
fr0za fhs Ballard Baptist church snt%Ezsas
In Nonnf Pleasant csEastsry-
FILMEK~Ia Seattle, At i21s Ssccrd ssresss Sat
nrcsy. October e. Iags. LILA n Finer, OF
rspfleeuss-
The BODY w.s esabafrnsd ana viii b sent this
morning 20 san Frxncisco.
LLoYD-Af tie family rssidsnce, On Second
street, between Battery and Bel. October Z.
1884. FL william Lloyd sged IL years
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CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- Gel 9cx ,. IL. Ze51.v. ocsoee- IS fSss. as
tie c<sce Of rzs sszss esaz9ol commission il tAs
caty es O@rzpta. state OF was2lsgsors ter sit
Labor sae Eafsrs as required II see masonry q:
sas fou16s-tr3 and basement Erca01t1g exea-
vatioz so- trenches, ec2c-ses teot1ESs. ASscx az3
sfozexa<k Of Sas aes sssSe capitol building at
caymeE.~ AL. seeorc ng 20 TIE psazs and
sce<a sexszoas f5srsoE p<ecsre9 ~ Ernest Fisxx,
architect. a0v o. eGs n ire e.@es O. Ehs srca.-
tees. IL shs cd capitol building IN olympia
WISH.
Bldesrs are required 70 furnish samples o. al
hxtck Azt stoas proposed % &c assc. with tests
the-eof.
Asseariou ID called TO sscsfoa seven q. chap
Ter Is gage 81. session AVS OF 1854 2c-sEca
OF whsee section IL ~ follows.
~Tas performances Of every co7trsct shx1 es
secured oy 8 bead 20 lie sEsse OF Warrington IN
q sua not Sess than oce-41 arser % the cont tract
price. 1red ~ two "a securities qualifying
in double SEe a19UaE OF the eol1. eac : ot
whom shsli bs boaa f1s resident OF this ststs.
performance Of said contract
ssEsce bid shall ee sccera PANIED ~ . ssrztlA.
boaa eo7d tio2es for the execution AID faithful
performances cf Q contract IL scecrtA1cs With
said lid Il the sans shall be aecspss9 ey he
hca-t"
The right 10 reserved to reject any sad Al
bids
BIDS shoula BE addressed 20 sfzss capitol
building commission. olyrpis. wash
Envelopes should be marked. Bids for Foun-
datioa and Basement
Raak bonds viii BE- furnished 20 intending
bidders o. application 20 the secretary OF Sc
capitol Commission. Olympia Nasa
J. Il NcGRAW.
l. 4 GRIMES.
JOSEPH q ALLEN.
CHARLES r. NTNnAY,
EDMUNp RICE.
4 c0mu sssonefA
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PROPOSALS wANTED-sEALED PROOFS
i ais VIII be received by the board Of county
commissioners OF King county. Washington, ct
the ofcs Of TIE county auditor. IN Seattle. until
Monday, Octoosr s, 1891, az O'clock ?. H.. Tor
tae furnishing OF certain supplies for the King
county almsa0uss and hospital Tor he period
CEN oxs s., 1854.
said supplies are to 10 delivered at the place
oaly on acquisitions issued By r. A. TvieheIL
purchasing agent. ~ the sum OF amount spsci-
Ees In she bid
Everyfhfng furnished il to be of the best
quality OF the several kinds and grades spect-
hed, samples 20 be furnished when required
Goods found 10 be inferior TO the samples or
the grade or quality specified will Do rejected
and returned AZ the expense OF the contractor.
Payment for supplies furnished will be made
by ki1g county warrants. payable 10 the order
OF the contractor and issued on the i7sh OF the
month succeeding the delivery OF the goods and
rendering of satisfactory accounta
Each bid must state the price 1t which each
OF the articles specified therein will be fur
nishet, aud shall be accompanied by a certified
check in the sun OF SEQ. the same 20 BE fer
feited 70 King county by the successful bidder
IN case failure 10 enter into coatrset with
good and sufficient sareftes within i've days
alter date OF awsrd.
The board reserves the rig hs to reject any or ali
bids, or any portion of any bid and secepr the
remainder, and the award OF any portion OF the
coutrae, or say portion of any bid shall be as
ein1ing en- the bidder a. II the whole bid had
b=en accepted.
for supplies King County and shall be for
furnishing the following articles in the amount
designated. ro-wit:
FloaF, Green Crown. BY the barrel
Flour. Pstent Excellent by the barrel
Flour. Novelty A. BY the barrel
Rolled oats tsamplel. by the ewL
GRADUATED sugar tsarnpiel, by the barrel.
Extra sugar (sam plel, py the barrel
Soda crackers, BY the box.
Rice, Nos. l and 2 (samplesl. by the cvt
Dried apples. sun-tried. by the cwt
(xo-fa anAr r~a Mn I . ~
BY So lots.
English Breakfast tea. Noa /. . and (sara-
plel. by the chest.
Baking powder. Hercules, Grifan's. Royal by
5-lb cana
Syrup gsamplsl by the barrel
Mosasses. common. BY the barrel
Vinegar (sample) by the barrel
Table salt by the loo-Io sack
Black pepper, whole, by the pouna
Allspiee. whole. by the pound
Cloves. whole, by the pound.
Cinnamon. stick, by the pound
Ground mustard. by the pound
Bacon, thin strip, by tbs ewk
Bacon. medium, by the cws
Pure lard, name brand. by the cws
Lard. compound. ey the cwl
Cottolsns. by the cwI
Coal oil. per gal. in 5o-gal tanka
Soap washing. ny the box.
Wishing powder. by the casa
Tobacco, chewing. name brand. by the busA
Tobacco. smoking. Badger, by 2S-lo lots
Bsuing, By the box
sspolio. by the box.
Yeast cakes. Magic. by the case.
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E0nTsog-fz s@xIzs@ ca sasEr&ss. Oets1sr &
1855, 30 tbs vie Of n 4 EesssSz. . esSg7-
Ger.
eCrTHARD-Af ssasfse. 90 SATURDAY. escsc1es
dsuxnte<.
EfTPEET-At Frsrzo1t, Seattle. % Tnnrs1sy
ROctohsr 4, Isss, 20 sAs sils % J. 4 RsTsrs.
@@6snghter.
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DO OH BTyUEHY.

TIE ALLEN & CALVERT PRINTING co
printers, publishers. b0okbiEders and blank
book makers, TO Froutsiree, Sullivan buliiI.sg
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HOCIKTT EOTICE8.
A RcANA LODGE. NO g., 3. AND A. NJ
n stated meetings seeond aud fourth Mon
Gays OF each month. u. W. BASS, W. NJ
A. 4 GfEHs. Sec
FUNERAL EoTfcE-ATIESTI0S. DRUIDs
n Members Of both Groves OF DFui1s are re-
quesfsd 10 be at X. OF p. ball. FRYE block sun
dag, y n. sharp, for The burial OF g. II. brtd-
we'll BRUNO oUAAs. Ma
KsiGHTs OF PYTHIAs. ATTEsTIoS-AIL
- knishts are requested ~ aSsS "a bic az Pythssn
castle on sunday. October :. At p "a, 20 attend
the funeral OF our Late brother. Charles Bird
veil l. K0RS.
President Bureau of Relief
Attesf-A. l. yAffsTfxg, secrstsry.
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HELP WASTED-MALE.
VvASTED--MES TO SEE OUR ss5 POINT
w - and square toe lace and congress shoes;
they are out Of stxht. our neckties ~ &c are
cheap a; Sc Tbs Bon Narshe. Front aad ce-
Gxs streets
w der 20 the grocery trade: steady employ
meat: sxpegssnes unnecssssrys SIS monthly
ssiery aus expenses or commission: II offer sat-
ssfsetcry kltatsss 81 once With particulars ccn-
eerning Eeufseaf Z. .. Chemical Works, Chi
cage.
yVASTED-C0RREspo FOR NEWS
W psEsT wprx: either SEX wanted Ia every
town rniisd strtss Press Association. Mai.
isr's building. caiesso. III
vlASTED.-THREE GOOD cANvAssERs TO
W ETarsl ont Of city, no p<ddiiDg. Apply 10
gash bnysrs' Association, siss1 West street
vyASTED-AS INDUSTRIOUS. PRACTICAL
W gsan With some capital % develop and man
age Az incorporated fruit farm. handsomely To-
Gated. pear seattle. land in readiness sor tree
raaating sad place Ia running ordsr. ready for
iraFnsfsate occupancy. Apply 81 room BEL New
York building.
yVASTED-laMEDfAT FIRsr-cIAss
w COOPER beer Barrels and tank work:
wages - day. fssrmsu preferred. Address r.
fngeAssdt, 81 wharf street. VictoTts. h. G.
WASTEp-TRosE DESIRING MALE HELP
" can TSs 10 At the city mission trse of cost.
eos Commercial street Telephone iel7
WASTED-Boys FROM II To 10 YEARS
W Old a. Am. Dist Tel Ca orice
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Advertisers assiring display sdvsstisensnts
changed for the sunday issue rsnsf hand In
copy BY O'clock Saturday 70 Insure change.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
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no ToU WANT TO RESr : aS~---->
- 81, cal On Jacob Elsl--. 80 Rsss.. ,- -
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Advertisements under the head Of Loaf.
found For sale. For Rant and Situations
Wanted will be inserted a. TIE rate Of cent
word each insertion Payment slvsys IN ad-
vancsL so advertisements rsessvsd Tor less than
70 cents
NOTICE-The business ossee Of thu Posz-is-
rLELlsEscKR 10 epen Until II p ~: sunday
hours. a ~ 20 p NJ Classified adrertlss
nsnts viii bs reesIvsd up 20 this tina
Advertisements will 10 received 81 branch
Offices Of tbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At:
TACOMA BUREAU iiis Pacific svenrs.
Thomas Summons, Msnsgsr.
PORT T0wSsESD-french 4 Springer.
BELIISGHAM BAY BUREAU-Nsw what
com, corner Holly and Canoe ssrseta o. a.
Culver. Manager.
IT, faIlawf-~ tsst.rs = ~s1t "A ws~ssx~~s - shf.
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FIE4NcIxL

TO LoAS--ssa &c To ssa,ese ON coon BUS.
iaess proDsrsy- y Cni.aSrS. room = HineS-
Les alocx
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CLOSING OF THE REGISTRATION RoOgs
" OF Duwamish precipcs-Sosiee Il hrsas
given that the registration books Of DQvsnas
precinct viii be closed at O'Clock n. Oess-
Der IL. 1894 and sill citizens OF said PRECINCT q,
hereby notified that they must In orisr % ~
AT the next general election register undef -
provisions OF the registration law oa o. bssoso
said date. III. A BATEMAN
Registration Oricer of DuwAmssa Prscia<t
King county. Washington
Dated az Dawamish this It'll day OF octsess
1894
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CLOSING OF REGIsTRATrOS aIsnrs :.
- Gilman prscinet-Nogice is ksreo~ 49,
that TIE registration eoakx OF IA. $685. !,
Gilman precinct outside OF the curpsrsss n-.s :
OF the town OF GllGan will 10 c.sxed : :
o clock p M, Oetoaer IL. 1884, and ~ rss,.~.
OF taat portion OF the Precinct az $685. -
lied that they must, in order 70 vusa 81 80 -,
general election. register uadsr "A. uvrvss.s-s
OF the registration law on or before aid -,
2. SMITH
county. Washington.
Dated at 1iim n this -th day al Ossshsr. NJ
-
CLOSING OF REGISTRATION Booxs :,
- Columbia prscf1es--Nogics Is k.r.sx -.
that the REGISTRATION books Of rhss oorsssa .
Columbia precinct OUT lie of the ecrpa.ats 10
lis OF the town OF Columbia will BE- ciossd =
O'CLOCK p. H., October II. 1884. ard III esfi.us
OF that portfoa of the prec net are sssshr -
ned thst they must. IN order 70 vote af Ne sex,
general election. register under tue prov.ssons
OF the registration law on or before ala tsn
b. r sHAx,
Kestssration ofscer Columbia Psscsast hnr
County. Warrington.
Dated az Columbia. this 7th day at o<snh>r.
1894
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED AND REPAIRED
- ssy atstng, .ocxs repaired. Rooeson Bfos
zi6 Columbia street
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+ ASTHoSY's BISDERY. BLANK ROCK
a manufacturers. Washington street come,
soCrasselal, rooms l and 2 Terry block. Seattle
wash 'S
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HONOLULU KNOWS THE GUILD.

Unknown Adventures Employed as
secret Detectives.
John j. Duffy was accused in the
Police Court this morning OF unlaw-
fully extorting money by false pre-
fences, to wit, so from the keeper
OF a disorderly house. Accused
falsely represented that he was en-
ployed by the Citizens League for
the purpose of reporting such houses
aud promised to keep quiet il he
were paid to do so. The accused G st
pleaded guilty and threw himself
upon the mercy of the Court. Judge
Dugas replied: Duffy, hear you be-
long to a good family in the United
States, and that you have thrown
yourself on the mercy Of the Court
as being an American citizen an as
having acted here as a detective in
the employ Of the Street Railway.
We have too many strangers brought
here for the purpose OF spying upon
citizens and covering their own &C.
tions under the pretence of reform
ing them. In the FIRST place, | don't
believe in the actions Of strangers
who are employed for that purpose.
They come from we know not whence;
they may be reliable persons some
times, or may have proven them.
selves to be scoundrels Of the worst
kind, who could not stand in their
native land the brunt OF an accusa-
ton, and these are they who would
become informers for so.called re-
formers amongst us. II is very
dangerous thing to submit the repu-
tation OF our citizens to the reports
made by such people; besides, IL
seems to me odious that private per-
sons, or private societies, whatever
they may be or call themselves, not
being an authority appointed by law,
should go so far as to employ such
people or the like to shadow or play
the spy on citizens in general, and
have reports regularly made to them
Ample proof exists TO that effect:
am not sure that not only the SO
called detectives could be- prosecuted
but also thatthose who employ them
could he prosecuted as we'll
Duly was then taken before Judge
Desnoyers for sentence, but to tn,
surprise OF everyone he there alter.
ed his plea Of guilty TO one Of no,
guilty, and was remanded for trial
Needless to say, Duffy never had
any connection with the Citizens
League. Montreal lIitnfss.
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rI'HE PREMISES ON ".
i sahool and Emma Taah
streets, lately In the uccu- - 1RslH
pat on of Mr.. G.o, w. u4Ax y
Smith, snd known as "Rshehuna,' Fol
ll12u tkrIL Known,
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Ringing Noises

In the ears, sometimes a roaring,
buzzing sound, are caused by cat
arrh, that exceedingly disagreeable
aud very common disease. Loss of
smell or hearing also result from
catarrh. Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier, is a peculiarly
successful remedy for this disease,
which II cures by purifying the
blood.
Hoods Pills are the best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, pre-
vent constipation.
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Miniature Art.

At Williams Studio are To be seen
Portraits on Watch Dials, which he
Is making a speciality Of. Lantern
Slides for lecture by the sst or
dOZsn.
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D essmakinQ.

NIlSS CLARKE HAS RETURNED
wi Irlu the ,oas, and viii resume
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]. q. CARTIER,
Secretary Naihcr Sugar GO,
Honolulu, Nov ~, lSbi llsj ~
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Ar THE ANIMAL MEETING or
~ the NAIuEE SUGAR tuMrNSY, ho.d
this day, the following p"rsnns were elect
rd Officers Tor the current years
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The little steamer Magic was inspected
yesterday.
Thomas Lyle has succeeded Capt. Carter
in command of the steamer Fleetwood.
Up TO o'clock last night the steamer
City OF Topeka had not arrived At Port
Townsend.
Steamer AI-Ki sailed yesterday with
I, 2O6 tons OF Franklin ana Newcastle coal
Tor san Francisco.
Schooner Elwood will leave tonight for
the fishing grounds. and then to San Fran
cisco with the catch.
The steamer George w. Elder is loading
|, 500 tons OF coal for the Oregon Improve
ment Company at Portland.
Bark Alexander Mcneil was hauled into
the bunkers last night and took on stitfen-
ing. She will load coal for San Francisco.
A large consignment OF fresh fruit was
brought mp from San Francisco by the
steamer umatilla, which arrived last sun
day.
Steamer FaralIon arrived at o'clock
this morning from san Francisco with
cargo Of freight and q number OF passen-
gers.
The Union Pacific steamer George w.
Elder brought over cargo of -four TO
Vancouver and then came 10 Seattle after
a load OF coal and general merchandise.
The Elder leaves for Portland today.
Steamer Chileat sailed yesterday al
r. m. for Juneau, Alaska. With a FAIR cargo
from this port: Mrs. A. J. SPAWN, Mrs.
4. A. Bounds. Mrs. W. Thorpe. Mrs. NJ. l..
Davis, Isaac Coy, John Coy, Mrs. Hardy,
AFs Crowley
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a S9s.e. and By the close had reached DO
IAe prowisson market vas moderately 40
tive. and Esr the racss part fra Tie
packers we're good buyers Of TIE sspssD-
Der AID October deliveries. and appeared
Also % have already disposed Of al the
January pvodaSf they we're inclined -
part wlEh- The closing prices show gains
IA the September delivery q Sc n pork.
DC In lard and f0e IN ribs
Closing: Whexs--Easser: August. Asze:
SeptsDo@g. Sss<c: December. 81 g5I tse-
Io-a--Steasy. Agg1sss 5ocs ssps~7 osz-
S5a<c: October. SAGE.
osts--Ezsier; August, 2SJSc; September
DC; May. s4;<f35e-
Rye-Dssi ~ 4S5xe-
b&risy-SoninaI at sA1< Es5c-
Flaxseed--llales a. g. Z-e9LA
Timothy seed--Slow 81 $ae0x3ala
Po,k--Hlghsr: September. sLA55; jan
Lard-H. gssr; September. s7.471S; Jsnu-
sry. sz0-1s
LIVE srocx
HoEs-Recsipts today, 2. 90 head: Of
etal Saturday. 8. 24S: shipments Saturday,
s.sz5s lest oEer. sboaf - GO head quality,
poor. market. active o. packing and ship
ing account and prices 5@lec higher.
Light; S.. 25f5 IS: rough packing, -. l9sF
66o
csisle-Rscsipts, 1850 head; Official
Saturday. 2,s4e; shipments Saturday,
a3; beat grades. higher; Others. steady;
sales we're very largely az 81 5oGsao0 for
natives: &5.uo<7S 50 for Texans. and $500
8ao0 for Westerns; extra natives quoted
around 1896. and best Westerns a. <lo98
As.
sheep-Receipts today. 1900 head; on
cial Saturday, I'd; shipments Saturday,
lisa Market steady.
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Lospos, Aug. 27.-Bar silver, .s23 hne,
3015d- Goasols. 1125S. Bullion into Bank
OF england, ga. 600. Bank of England
discount rate. per cent
NEW YoRx, Aug. 1.-THE Ereaing Post's
London special says: The stock markets
were buoyant today. Gilt edged stocks
made a further rise on cheap money.
Americans opened dul on realiZations
and bearish articles IN the financial press,
bat = recovery later was assisted oy the
expected shortness of stock Tor the settle
nent beginning tomorrow Prices closed
NJ the best. and we're strong. south
Americans were very good on further
fall in the Argentine gold premium. Sill
YER was strong, at 301.d, with considerable
speculative buying. There were no special
orders other than China or Japan.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. I.-Ciose-W heat
firm; demand, poor; No. red, winter.
Is 4lsd; No. red. spring, As sd
CONFIRM; demand, moderate; new
mixed. spot, IS 5lsd: futures, firm: de-
mand moderate; August, IS Id; Septem-
Der. A. lid; october. As 1914.
Flour-Steady; demand, poor; Ct Louis.
fancy winter. 30 81.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
TIE srocx EXCHANGE


Nww YoRK, Aug. 2T.--This Was an excit-
Ing day on the Stock Exchange by reason
q the speculation in the stock of Distill-
Ing and the Cattle Feeding Company. IL
vas generally understood at the close Of
business on Saturday that the funds re-
eaifed TO take the eompanys spirits out
q eoad had been secured, and that im-
preston prevailed at The opening Of bush
ness this morning. There was conse-
qasnty brief demand for the compaay's
stock, which sold up to 81. on the epen-
ing dealings, q gain Of : per cent on Sat
srasy's closing. Very soon, however.
came reports OF a hitch in the loan nego-
Nations and on the announcement hy
Russell Sage that they had fallen through,
break 10 lass vas made. The trust peo-
Re themselves. however. refused 20 speak
% the subject, aud traders came into' the
market 10 bay AZ the decline. sending the
fSiee CD o. 20a.. Not for long was
Ae improvement maintained, very un-
certain feeling being apparent among the
operators ia the stock. and on confirms-
tosy rspoyss that the attempt 10 make the
iaan N this city vas failure the price
Moved down 10 ISL, . decline Of ga from
ne highest az the morning. and break Of
- PEI cent from the top figures Of SaiGr-
sAy. Purchases 10 cover short contracts
caused q recovery in the final dealings Of
~. The last sale being made AZ hgurs
eair i belos Saturdays hnai price. Ii
vas uot known ss the close Of business
ssfe whether the company bad given ap
ne hght for the loan. for although il bad
eeTn abandoned here there wss possioil-
ny yet that the movement might ee sue
oesstai he the Vest. Speculation in Sugar
vas fairly active. bat somewhat fsvsTasA.
40 eaFly advance q - AS quickly lost.
asS decline % So VAS effected on she
ssae o a big block OF the stec FOR the par
Pose q tak.ag profits There we're no sup
fesi3ng orders In the n aTket while this
hSaadstlon was In progress, nor
sas there ca the other hand any
saiavoraole news regarding the shares.
va when the transaction ~as completed
Ne stock moved up y % rs. with sui
ssVasas reaction % = per cent. making
Ssetiae a = on TIE day. Little vas deas
~ sae other Industrial shares. except The
Asafs;asuf which resulted in an advance
- Is ia National Starch. a IA Chicago
Gas, !. n General Electric snd - Ia La
Nss1s Gas preferred. Tobacco sold up :
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Aes loss q per cent Lead preferred re-
tssasa decline 81 - In TIE EalLsay iiss
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