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YOU AhE HhREHl REQUIRED TO Ar.
= var "a an action hrouglt Hgrtnsf y9u ~
w A'9,e named plainua nIha Dtsthct Couu
p. ~ Atp Judicial u.tttICt Of tho tsTfiiory
81. sh SUI - answer tha compliant nlsd
.leLelh Hllhin ten dAys exclusive ~ the day Of
s.l'leeL hisr TIE service on you ~ In,
a"llmOas-f served slthiu tais COUNTY, o. "
served uUt Of this county, bat M this distric,
rilhln twenty dsTss nthsrviss y thin forty
oayt-or judgment HY defsuit viii be taEsn
asAinn ou' according W ihe prayer Of sad
~, action 70 brought 10 have iudgmen,
asainsl defendant In tum - $50, with interest
irom MAY %, ls5 nj T1r cent per Anuum,
ano for costs Of suit, alleged O. 10 doe for
services rendered defendant At his request b.
plsiniihs a. sttOruUys at.law, 10 obtainine Tor
dciohdaut the release or qgt C. aim Of certain
ouisihn1tng taN utiUs ara tax fued upon Ger.
tsin real property ~ Defendant, sAit sum bo-
gpmins due und pNyAUis May u, lsJ', and
being wholly unpaid
Ana you are hereby notsed that " you tau
70 sprcAr and answer The said complaint a.
above required. the sad plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum u $50,
wltn interest ~ above, and costs 81 suit
witness the lien samuel 4. Merritt, Judge
and the frA' % the district court II
the 1hifd Judicial District iu and
SEAL, for ths Territory Of Utah. this 18TH
dny nf July. IN tho year Of our
Lore ona thousand eight hundred
aud n'nctvafiye.
DAVID q. DUNBAR, Clerk.
~ GEonpn u iOOHts, Deputy CierL
Richard u. shepard, aiturnoT for piAint NJ
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Another burglary,

This morning Dr. G. T.. Coy, Of
Keysor q Coy, dentists, discovered
that during the night number OF NJ.
tiolts had been taken from his trunk
In his bed room adjoining his tiiict-
the bank building. The missing ar
ucles are one English black fefge
dfess sult, some gold toll, gold plate
and platinum, soma cun buttons and
scarf plus ami y pearl handled revolver,
the whole valued at about 500. DR..
Coy Ia " tue opinion that tue thloves
entered the room last evening, ne he
was out Ill about II O'Clock Ho dil
not mise anything when be returned,
but does not think the room could
have been uutoted after he came lack.
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Sapdard Cbur1b Uorta


ssssN ~ Ts~usoa. Al &c.,,
Andsai lahabilAn;s q tAs Ai.s.s... W
hsa', wris'sa by tho hand Of Mo-, I.
ps'ss bson ispn us plate, Of Nspsl -,
nsnr NA1ehosi-r, Ontario o., Ns- w.. y
translated ~ TIE prophs, JB.apb -
GU t2Is' Pull nick, f2oo, rs.i A. - I.
lwl Bob lsnaii, iis0. Pull Gcs,lsr. e..
Nhj Fuh Cloth, smbosas,i o. O.
1eoh % Mormon. ttarss Prtstl ~
H',fa dht, ta75 Leather. uut, 80. I..,..1
s7asi Ooh ais. --'f
soctrine ana covenants q a., r.a....
Jc'is Chfi', Of LaNsr.day suHt,. ,,.,..-..
Tia ksvelauons sivsn 20 Jo,apa sptr >.
frophsN Tor tbs building Up Of tho l,iryt...
God N he last days uuL t75s. rgIu..'
tloi Fall Hoan as. Pull nr-s s..fr 49,,
Ful leather, oaaJpssol, ala. Yaly.4.b -,
bossed. ti.D1 -
nsotSins ana Covenants. tt,,r, p...,,
ko'ceoo, krtra oiiL taft. Ls.l., tsT
toc' Lss-hsr. E12,. Cioth u7s
rs~ri OF Great Price. A el5ls. ..,......
frnm uns Hsvsisuou,. Translati,n.. ,.. -
Fsi'on' Of Joseph snith, nrai pfopt.,. ~.
aud I1s'eisor Of TIE Church Of Js.a. et,,., !,
La'isf.day Saints. Ho'osrs, OIL. -
Le''hsr. GU, tLooi Eoan lss,, colA. -
~ " tho science Of IbeoIoWy g.
hsnsd :" A Introduction - W. y,r,t 70
pes % Spiritual PHILOSOPHY Hsiiy.., ~.
aAd oovmnmsnL ~ Delivered b. ~. -.
aeut, and a. Restored 10 THIS a., go.
eTei1s-uani al sulvsraAi paass. ,z,.,s ~.
s-sn''~srs ~ r~1sy '. rrsr. mn -.
'in'na'sd' He,! rsli olotA, .,Hb1s..a. a.
voice OF Warning. An intsodarus1 O., %.
fah and Doctrine Of The uhufeh Of -.
Christ Of Lasst-day saint. uy p,-., ;
Pratt fuh itoan, embossed, sos.i Pal -.
embossed, lso; Limp Cloth, ~.
speucer's Letters. Exhibiting IN most ,..-.
tnsnt doctrines Of hs Church Of ga.,. -.
Of lai'erviay BAint., By Orssn sp,1s,t. A N
70 Shieh u aiso aidsd HE Lar %, No.,
rehid order, In reply n DO Hsv. wIp,,
Cryvsi, A. A., Bo't,n Masa P,I T... =
bo,s'd. tioj. raI Cioth, sian,..ss. -.
L>s.agr. tit5. Gut, tioo.
Hymn Boot. TugntstA rdition. f7.t -.
Tui i"a. 5s. Fail Lsaihof. tior Ls,u,,
stts r W., ;i.1il leather. UuLfisA
Catsehistn fls SHiidFcn, flt.grv N.
pu"u4usnI doctrines u tho rtlrb % 49,,
chu'' Of Ls,l,'.day saints. ny John a.. :.
L"af"r, lsa.i Cloth, Es.. u..li.. al
Pap cover. Isr
A Compendium Of The drstrils, % a.,
ousVrl, ~ Franklin .. Hehafi. and "a, a
Ltu0 Leather, ulL tao, iaathsr. Al a,
Imitation teausr. tLri Cl1ih, tlud
Ready Refsrcneer. Scripture tort. ,g,,s,..,
In subjsctiyo order, uiu historical us..a. a..
a.. 10, and n.oo, seeOrdins - binding.
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MARsHAL's SALE.


DuRsuASr 10 ~ ORDER ~ SALE
4 and decree " foreclosure 10 me directed
by tho nistrict Court OF tno THIRD Judicial
BistTict ~ the Territory NJ lNhs shall cAs
p1ss Ht uubur sale, ~ INA west front door "
inc County Court li0usu, iu the city ~ salt
Lake, county ~ sat tAk1 anu Territory ~
ttAh on the lsth day 81 August. lFIb. AZ Do
O'Clock ANAL The fightNue, claim anu interest
u Addie NJ n 1rusholA and John UAubutt,
o. No. snd 10 tne following described Heal
tststo, TO wit Commencing AZ point three
tlI rotH nuflh ~ the southwest corner ~ lot
SIX ,tI. To- biOck nftyssN isHI, tlAt"A," SAT-
Lske tity survey, running thrhcc east four and
Que hAf o., rods 70 the center Of ono "a
rod street a. thea situated, on tho SON dAT ~
koyemutr, 1891, running thence north along
the ceuttc OF said street three ~ rods, theHca
west four AMI one hait ca ruds 10 the wet
line Of said lot sh ,al,thoneu south three D rods
a. tue place " urElEu'ug, containing h'rtoru
and Oue.Laf ilH.Gl square rods ~ ground,
situate, lying and tsins ia tslt Lake cry, sAlt
LAEo County, 1crti,ori VI ttah
40 ba sod ne ITO properly % Ldile 81, y
TTrWhe.A, a. the tuIt af frank lhompsou, CN.
erutuT Of the Iatt will an1 tsstumtut, au1 Joe
a. tHns AdmipisTAlsr vita viii annexed, q
the estate u james Thompson, deceased.
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM.
lhtud HtAles Marshal.
ny J. 81, rtNMUNN,
Deputy Mar,hal.
Andrew IuwAT. Attorney fer Plaintiff.
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miseeIIa3eouS Works.


orson PrAtI's WORKS, = ,.fi,, o. r,nstl,,
90 The dDsirtnss Of ule gospel, ab51t u tu
p,rys, 7sc.
unnd'iiooh OF Rsrer-u,o ., ne ,i'4-,.
oisanv.osy, religion sHd country u TIA I..ts..
'as salrrssa 60 asinis I'D strAng-ra. 81.
tAo S1sI sad L.assan 81 Eusa n unss
w3assis, yin = fuii asco'nt Of h-F fzsszf
@uvluss pps'p,id. -.
d.. ths ssibis Sanction poiyEnEagt
silscus'in1 bstsesn Rider Urson rrau md ~.
.. y. Newman, W ~hica is a.dsd nrss a.
soar.ss "a c-l-stiai marriage By Ndss ossss
rTAiL 0ooTze a. auA,h ~E-i dso. q. CaHsaa.
Joseph smiih-wAs he . Prophst e
God' by1 ~. si6lsih, prize, rapss. "a
A Hc,iov Of thu Dyoiaian OF tho suy-sss
o'urt u NJ U. a., IN the eAso Of ososss
h7YboliA, ~ dc1sss . oABNgn, 80.
nook OF Abraham, IT, sulhsnuaJ $500
ii'hod, ~ 900. Rsysolds, nc.
The rroceptor, ~ John Nicholson, ~.
The spHuidinR story, or usass~sa
PoinA. ruper, ~ clo,h, ~, on u.co
Angel OF tho Prairics, or Dream = M
Fu,urs ny Pr. PfsH, ioa,
Tho Mormon Question. NJ John Tgias.
Ige
Psstss- Rssslou., ni-saroai and PoliHss. ~
nina n. SNOW. Vol. 4. Iaathss, tL2si Va. \
Cloth. npo. Vol. L uosA. ollt, 5Sc.i Ys. L
cioth, soo
rsnSp OF Zion. Poem. By JahA tSOa Coo,
Gut fae.l cath, zoe.
Es~r Of Jublisc. Dlsoo.Irss- ds,iyersd A. 40
grnssd proceedings OF The flrusu, ANIMAL
ooni0rrnss, Is.
Restoration OF ths RVsrIaattnG Gospel
~ Ge"rse Fe5siAie, ie
tn'enP@rAneo, So
voc" ''o'" IN" ''"an'>"'' i'S
The i,ssurreedoa, ~ PrS@asai DdE.za
.uNh ~.
y u.s. e~V
-, - ha'D'''a
Of tss,s norls mes. =, ~ n I,,s..,,s ~.
c.,,..i ph,o.or,,w - +, =.
shoT1nS The ah'afaii1's
"a, .-,.a,'. 49, - S'~'
~
man" "' froNidenee' a. 'ho~n Ia Ne
uNN'y OF hAhon- and N'dlNdaA'' ho'a ha
- ",,.,,sy - Wv ,s-s .,. o. us s1pe1
-. ~ - 80 'Ns WIZ iA-'-'
.nor.,a..,, ,.-,-,
',.-',,'.. -, ',pe' I-Ah mo SinVe
- - ~. f''Ne'p~ "' We s'I"' ~
giving -rr,p,ur.l rs,,r.oHa, n go. =,
P-nrn.e, 10
Dialogues aud Reei,afon., No.
contains plsoss suitable n,r public aTA ssiy.is
eu''I NuI,sni'' 9'e'
why We Prnotica riurai Marriage
80 ,'''l VII" AlA H91hS-iisisA a"
N'''' '"'''' 10
D"i 'oh"bita'ion, containing he ~
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OF for Yellowstone Park.

DR.. Hcber John Richards, wife aud
two daughters left today for n trip 10
Yellowstone Park, where they will
fusticaio for about two months. The
doctor and his family 20 by team and
nre fitted cut In excellent shape for
enjoying the trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-02

hud iu accordance with law and order Of the
board ~ directors, made on tho sOth day "
May, lHl', Hu many sAarUa u ehch uarosl OF
Furh sturk Hs may be necessary, viii 10 cold u
public suction, 81 room ~. tuloh Hotel, West
second routh street, Halt Lake CitT, Utah
lcriIprY, on wednesday, the 3lst day OF July.
1913, atl O'Clock y IN, To pay tue delinquent
1,sessmeut thereon, together with tho cost VI
advsrtslrs aud expenses Of sale
SAT- LAM ttrt, Utah, july ~, i1l'.
AitTlltG fAESOAs, Secretary.
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Maude-Doyou know Mr links faint
cd last night ut the dance and would
have fallen II l hadn't caught him "a
any armst
Ethel lslightly joalou, I--Ncs; he told
mt that he'd BEEN suffering from the
elects ~ tho grip -Sar,DurrA
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l must have known life otherwise iu
epOchs long since fed, Tor IN my voius
some orient blood Do red, and through
my Thought arc lotus blossoms blown. --
4. 3 Aldr.uh.
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cAnp rnoM 1nr rlmr rnEsIpENoY

Salt Lake CITY, Jan. %, 1898.
Notice 10 hereby given that contrl'
buttons to the monument TO be efsCte
In Halt Lake CITY In memory o.
Brigham Young aud the pioneers viii
hereafter, anu until further notice, be
acknowledged through tue columns Of
tho DEsLREr Ngws IL IL expected
that agencies TOT the collsctiOn Of funds
tor this worthy purpose viii 10 calab
Iished In each ward In all the Stakes,
and that said funds, with the list II
names Of the contributors, will lie for
wafded - 'f-quentlyas cOnNonisut 70
HsbeT M. Wells. secretary " the Brig
ham Young Memorial Associaiiou, SAT-
Lake CRY, who will 500 That came are
properly acknowledged In tho manner
stated. We earnestly hope that ths
people will respond generously aud
promptly TO thiH call 80 that ~ possible
tho monument may DO com pleied,
dedicated Rni unveiled 10 tho public
by tho 9Th DAY " next October,
MuFOWD WOODRUFF,
GEORGE q. CANNON,
JUsErii 4. SAITH,
First Presidency u TIM Church Of
Jttus Christ Of Lattetday saints.
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A ~ COMPLAINTS or DEFECTIVE
"a lghuns or failure of street lam y.
nsth uunhs houts required by cIty contract
w. ~ mae 70 James beyno Llg InspSetuF
Fne Department llgAdquarters. F'''V''
by order LOUIS COIN.
Chairman Com.
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PRVOO 4.
The dispatch" Changes Hands.

Last evening Col. J. l.. Barlow, pro-
prletot Of the Dispatch, sold tho paper
TO the Dtpaich Publishing Co. from
whom he bought II In October, 1893.
Thspaper Will DO continued, anu for
The present, until permanent arrange.
menis are made by the owners, Col
Barlow will remain NJ editor, and
John Is. Miner will act AZ manager.
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Tie Sahara is 40 named from the Ar.
sbio word s.rufv'nr desert"
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Licensed 10 Wed.

Armon Crayenr, Of Psyson, aged
20, ana Emma Bsddocs, Of snlom,
aged 70, have received n marriage
license.
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iennel Cherriugion and iihrris u uarkneas
partners doing bu-tutst under the nrtn
nsme % Chtrfngi0n y llAttness, plain.
tIHa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-02

TOTtCE-THERE AHE DELINQUENT
~ upou the following described stock, on
account OF assessment 30, ", levied on tho
.tth DAY q May, lsl3, the several smounb set
opposite the uamos " the respective share.
huiucrf, ~ follows.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company.
Location Of principal plare Df business,
Cullen Hotel MtHt second south street,
salt Lake CITY. Utah Territory
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SUMMONS

ini tho District count NJ me Third Judi.
cal Disriot n Utah Territory, Couny
a. SAT- Lac.
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walker Smith. defendant

The People ~ the Isrrtor- OF Utsh send
stctung' To walker -uiih, defendant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-29

Tacoma. Jan. 2s,-Special.-Ths schooner
Olga, lumber laden from the ST. Paul &
Tacoma mill. left today for San Francisco.
Steamer Lizzie A. recently rebuilt by
Andrew Foss and c. a Ross. made her
trial trip today.
Steamer Utopia took out 800 tons Of aour
from the Puget Sound FIGURING mill today
for Vancouver. to be shipped to China via
the Canadian Pacific Navigation Com
pany's steamers.
Steamer Pueb!a arrived today from San
Francisco with $50 tons OF general mer-
chandise She left at o'clock Tor up
Sound ports. loading 5000 cases OF salmon
at Blaine and 200 tons OF general rnerchan-
disc at Victoria. She returns here TO load
LOCO tons OF grain and general merchan-
disc.
Steamer Angeles took out rs tons Of
general merchandise for British Columbia.
Steamer Clara Brown was sold by the
United States marshal today under special
order OF the United States court. to Has
kell & Crawford for SIS. Steamboat men
say that this Is low bid, as the boilers
are worth fully that much.
Steamer Mabel brought In II tons OF
paper from the Puget Sound Pulp & Paper
Company's mill at Lowell for shipment to
Portland.
Ship Cawdor arrived tonight In baila st
from Yokohama to load wheat for the
United Kingdom
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wArEn FRONT NOTES.

Capt. Mccoy has succeeded Capt. Stew
art in command OF the tug Albert Lee.
The steamer Mexico is not expected
from Alaska before the first OF the month.
Steamer Faralion left San Francisco for
this city last Saturday and will arrive
some time Wednesday.
Ship Cheney is taking on her cargo of
coal at the bunkers and will not get out
until the end Of the week.
Steamer idaho brought In q large con-
Segment of farm produce from WILDLY
Island to this city yesterday.
Ship Columbia arrived from San Fran
cisco Sunday evening to load Black Dia-
mond coal for San Francisco.
Tug Magic towed the schooner Alden
Bessie out to sea from Port Blakeley yes
terday with $4,000 feet OF lumber.
The local inspectors finished Inspecting
the new steamer City OF Shelton yester-
day and she will leave for Olympia some
time today.
Ship Oriental was towed to sea by the
tug Tacoma yesterday morning with ASS
tons OF Oregon Improvement company.s
coal for San Francisco.
Steamer Utopia left Last night for VAN
couver with 1900 sacks OF -four, to be
shipped TO the Orient by the Canadian
Pacific steamer Empress OF India.
Steamer UmasiiIa left for San Francisco
yesterday morning at o'clock with fun
cargo OF grain and the following passen-
gers from this pors: T. @. W. watson.
Mrs. Watson. Miss n. A. Hall, Mrs. J.
Amesbury. r. II. Davis. George DonaId.
Steamer City OF Puebia arrived from
San Francisco at $50 Sunday night with
So tons Of local freight and the following
passengers for this city: NJ Comere. Miss
Lulu Pettrili Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hurd.
Mrs ". T. Lewis. C. Van Trcts G. Fl.
Guest John w. Moore. r. Il. Morgan.
George Case. b. s D.ckie. After unload
ing her cargo the steamer left for Ta-
coma and other Sound points.
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San Francisco. Jan. 1.-Arrzved-AraEo.
Coos bay: schr Viking. Gray's harbor:
schr G. T. HiIl. WillapA bay; Alice
Blanchard. Astoria: schr Daisy Rowe,
Coos bay: scir Aelancthon, Tacoma:
schr Halcyon. Port Gamble: schr LILY,
Umpqua. Cleared Queen. Astoria and
Portland. Departed-Honer. Yaquina
bay. Freights and charters--Am scnr
voiunteer. lumber. from Gray's harbor
10 Shanghai.
Arrfved-British ship Cawdors from
Yokohama at Tacoma; British ship Scot
fish Hills from San Diego for Tacoma.
Sailed Bark Oriental from Seattle for
San Francisco: ship Elwel from Mama
imo for San Francisco: ship Yosemite
and bark Richard III. from Ma
nainao to San Francisco. To SAN tomor-
row-British bark Thermopylae. frcm
Port Blakeley for Shanghai: British bark
Ballumbie from Tacoma for United King
dom.
HoQuiam. Jan. 2S.-Arr1ved-Str Al
catrax. from yaquina, to load stave bolts
for San Francisco: schr Cath Sudden, to
load ct Aberdeen.
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sAS FRANCISCO MARKETS
e,-sa..un. and Grains.

~ Hvesdstuffs and Grains.
~ Francisco. Jan. .s.-Fiour-Famiiy
fas Ssaa3s; bakers extras. $as00
a; auperiine ssSse.sS.
=. NSsat-Trade slow, s. f-ec for No. 1
psuS. with 50 sic for choice product.
Aliax wheat. 81 Lee to asl-2c: walia
- 49, q l-sWIsc for fair. average quality:
Ana
asisy-Trade In this cereal - of drag
- character. the spo. demand being
<as while speculative operations are OF
- proportions, Feed. fair to good. TO
. sneiee, 81 Lac; brewing. S5Saes l-ec.
!. --eensignments are stiii being sent
rom The north. some Geo centals
.11sag today froE Washington and Ore
Aasket not active, Milling. si.oea-s
- Z. surprise. Ne8iei5: fancy feed. $40
- =. sod to choice. s5eGsi; fair TO good,
80 poor 70 fair. s. i-ssfs7 Lee; black.
49,; red, si69i,i7 IL; gray. Sc la
'ssf. sacks. aesi. Washington. 1850:
-. 49, eensals. Oregon, s.eao: Washington.
-. BARLEY. eeniais. eco: WASHINGTON.
sass Oregon. eentals. 1880; WASH
- - se, beans. sacks. s.sio. potatoes.
ssses Oregon. slk; Washington. sS.
tr~aue~.
etssss'ees-Market literally furnished.
new potatoes. i-sGec. Eariv
SNtsc: River Reds. saasse: Bur
49, e'ss0c: Oregon Burhanks. eeGsec.
sareanks. s5caN: sweets. soc4si
! - -.sssss ard si.5oSs, IS for choice stock
california ranch. ss9esc: store
sa-The week opens on an easy
- Fancy creamery. siassc, with
-. .se; fancy dairy. is9tTc: good to
~ sss!sc: fasr. IsJiscs store soss.
-. fack'ea rOll. IS i-saise: nrkin.
'ies'ag Quotations.
.s-s'sssy; May. @s-4
4 s'sie': December. IS i-se: Mag.
s-sria
Ass-gs,a
Financial.
So ears ssi.er7 s-s,.
49, teil&ss. - t-ensa..
sA'. isi-ss: telexrapn,c. = i-sa
"istn< >teekA
y Alpha Consolidated s. Andes
hkrsssss 81 Best & BeleAsr. So: geaie
49, 81 Bullion. Il: Rsiwer Cor
A1ks.. :. Caledonia, c: Challenge cca-
- cAoslAr. 81; Confidence. II:
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rhe oeeouk n~-s.-

1ozxs Jan 3--The heavy engage
= % koio Tor shipment between nov
Wednesday. the large withdrawals
- koio Iron the eub-sreas1ry. ana tie
"a message to congress. we're
- factors u toda3es Speculation On <hs
eAnee. The COLE movement.
- unsxpectedly large. had = de-
ene1 ON the market, ami caused
1sclns 70 M early dealings. which
= ! .nak ecceaer1eed ny he defay
s. 80 ag % fne messAge. which Il
:. ~Dscteo WOULD hass been read ct
80 seesson of both houses OF
Ina market became irregular
- e sieds with the tendency down
ma me pressure was not removed
sn'4 tDe 1fesaoenfs recommendafione to
nd been announced CA the
410 lilly d1Eestcd. Then came
:. f1Hy. wnich, - 70 the active
..s- most pronounced In Sugar. New
SsutE3 ana IA Changers. Della
49, LAckawanna and Baltimore &
$3.50 oelaS &ae0 pr0ulnent In the rise.
me tenper o. specuiafion. however,
lu1cAu uhocrwenf q change upon the
aecs'p. % advices from washington City
INA. the passage or the bill introduced
81 Inc mouse ~ Springer, 10 carry out the
ndaNsons ee the message. was
unAiAeay 70 oecar 1t tlis session OF con-
eresA u view Of the certain opposition
u tne sugar mon and Populists. Opin-
ions 81 New York SPECTATORS. whenever
suppressed. were warmly In favor OF the
preaidenfss suggestions. but zsse grave
DOUBTS sustained - to The carrying out
q the Recommendation caused . sharp
seinng movement. which I'D to , mate
rial oecAne IN prices. Some long stock
was brought out. and the bears took adj
vantage OF the uncertainty Of the eitua-
tion TO hammer the entire list. Very
nttie. any. support was given to the
market, and tfe downward movement
continued to the close. the final trading
being decidedly heavy in tone. With
the exception OF Reading. Manhattan essd
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dents message. recommending q new
bond Issue.
State bonds--Inactiye
Railroad bonds--weak.
Pctroieusn-Steaiy: February options
closed offered loo L.
rs.,
!,
Money On Gait Asass ~ iN- pe' oE ~.
aslss. 'os's :. ss' :, p'''''o A''e'
iai.sl, s-f4f ~ ss,..
c'e'nis e.'a''s .., 49,, -. -
business ~ oahnes us.is - go - -
LOT DEMAND. ana ~ Wv i-sus.es - ior "
a =. - = - 3 es, - :. g., :
r.s" "a -
" 80, a, =.
80 -. q. - a.. p.ssa,> :,
- ~ ,aa. .ss s,,a.. ! ,n,. AZ, Ts.s.
n ,a.. AZ. GAS r ga Ala rs,rrsncy
a. r. Nv. t,ona,ts A. aa1.s. At,saex,,-s
q ioo. y Carolina q. 1ss. Il. Carolina -.
%. f.a,x,ssna Nsn-Fs,nss. j Il. Tenn.
New Set ss. 81: Tenn. New Set SIS. 100;
Tenn. Old Set es. 90: Va. Centuries, 50 Ia;
Va. deferred. 9s-a; Atchlson g.. aI-4;
AJEttSIn, SFcQNd n. 1os 1<&isk<x<A ~ @t4Ss
los; Cen Pacific lists OF 'as. ieo L.: Den. 4
II. q. Is. ~: Den. 4 r q. Is. 50 La; Erie
Seconds. IS: q. IL. q 8. A. Is. leo; III. &
T. Cent IS, ioi. III. 4. Cent. Is, ioi L.:
NJ. X. t. first As. 81; Al. n 4. second Is.
~; Mutual Union IS. III; n. !. Cert. Cen
ss. Ill i-2; Northern facinc lists. us;
Northern Pacshc zus, 20, NORTHWEST eon-
sots. Ia: Northwest ,. y. uep. y. Nv -
RIO drande west. lists, ", o. Iaui son-
SOS -. 10. %. fani y. * w. =. nv 10
~. -. q l. NJ. zen. o. 20 o. -, . . r
ten. uss Ns' Tex lae. is.s' - - -
Ia-. us - oinon ase's's as - ~ AVs'
west Sa''se ~ iV' -,
toss ua"sAs
Atchison. I; Adams Express. Ia Alton.
Terre Haute, 50. Alton. Terre Haute pre-
seyrea. ias: American Express. he. BATH
more & Ohio. g. -: Canada Pacific. s.:
Canada Southern. -. Central Pacific.
II s-t; Chesapeake 6 Ohio. Is IL. Chicago
Alton. az bid: Chic. Bur- Quincy. 20 rs;
Chic. Gas. q s-s: Consolidated Gas. iss: c.
c. c. & st, Louis. 81 -: Colorado Coal &
Iron. i-s; Cotton OF Certificates. q "a:
Del Hudson. rs ia: Del. Lack & West.
is7; Den. & r. II. preferred. $ -: Dis
slllers q Cattle Feeders Co. as. Erie.
ss-4: Erie preferred % bid: Fort Wayne,
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