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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-19
STEAMER RATE DOWN
Southern Pacific War Extended
TO Puget Sound.
TO SAN FRANCISCO. So AND So.
facino Coast steamship Company
Makes Reduction-The Northern
Pacific Recefvership.

The PortIand-San Francisco rate war has
extended 20 Seattle, and Yesterday the Pa
en- Coast Steamship Company received
noancaticH that the cut made by the q. II,
& y. and the Southern Pacific would be
meL. Beginning with the um&siiia. sailinS
from his part Sunday, November "a. the
faFe VIII be, arst cabin. s: second-class. s.
including berIhs. meals and all other ac-
&Ssofles. The message was received IN this
cV BY J. F. Trowbr.dge. acting Puget
sound superintendent, from Goodall. Per
kanS q Co, al San Francisco.
Il IS understood hat any other cut grow
ing cut OF the fight between the Southern
Pacific and the @. r. Il ~. viii promptly
ne met b. the Pacific Coast steamship
Company
There was no change reported in thu
rail situation yesterday. Some speculation
IS going on relative 10 \ possible "a in the
"transcontinente! rate. but IL * eeneraily
thought that a reduction VII not be made.
By the war the southern Pacific is now
carrying passengers in reality for Meth
ing On at lsast Ia miles cf its road in
oregon and California. Under the laws
IN Oregon the railroad is allowed 10 charge
scents a mile, and -, the present nrst-ciass
rate 30 San Francisco, ordinarily would
take the passenger as FAR south as Eugene.
Northward from Oakland the same sum
would carry n 10 the neighborhoed Of
-NAAS SN4iiS. but as a ra.4Fo3l Onder me
interstate commerce law, cannot charge
more for transportation between intermedi-
ate points than between terminals. IL is
easy 10 See that the south-bound train ear
RES passengers from Eugene TO Oakland
Tor nothing, and the north-bound make the
rate from Marysyille 10 Portland free.
There IS every prospect that the bulk II
the travel VIII wait the special train,
running every fifth day. in order 20 take
advantage OF low fares.
Tacoma. Nov. 1S.-Special-The Pacific
Coast Steamship Company has announced
a cut in passenger rates from this city TO
san Francisco. 10 meet the reductions
made by the southern Pacific railroad and
the O.. X. q y. The new rate is 81 first
class and 8 second class. The cut goes
into effect with the sailing of the Una
lilIa from Seattla Nnuamhnr %
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Great Northern RefrIQerators.

The Great Northern refrigerator services
circular for the winter season went
into effect yesterday. IL provides
Inc No. u from Seattle 10 Columbia
Falls car to leave this city at 7.55 p. m. by
train 10 Wednesdays. passing wenatchee
at CHS p. IN. Thursdays. Spokane 1886 a.
m. Fridays, kal!speil II a. m. Saturdays,
arriving at Columbia Falls at 1850 p. m. by
the same train. The Car may he loaded
with freight for points from Seattle TO Co
lumbla Falls inclusive.
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PLENTY OF TIME YET.
Dir. Lewis Has Until November 30 10
Report 10 the state Department..

0iTs lEWAN HAS GhAtA RVftffAFF Nv I'd
Report TO the state Department.
James Hamilton Lewis yet has ample
time IN which 10 report 20 the state de-
partmeut before leaving on his mission to
Europe. He returned yesterday from a
visit on professional business 20 Nancou-
yer. y. q. he said:
The published date Rs 70 the time by
which I will have 20 report az Washington
CITY must be an error. / am in receipt Of
a message from the state department Civ
ing ne notice that 1 VIII ~ expected TO re-
port By November %. instead OF NoveEn-
Der a. There is still some question as 70
what course 7 shall pursue. Having found
myself. unwilitugIy At fret In the Nc
Cam murder case. 7 am not now going 20
desert IL as long as the boys are I'm teop-
ardy. even 81 70 cling 20 IL Ii TO lose my
appointment IN Europe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-19

The Anaconda was connected with tho
extended pipe line Yesterday. and both
dredgers are now pumping sand from the
waterway OF tho South canal into the cor
ner Of contract No. 8. II Is expected that
the entire portion OF the iii will he
brought up TO grade IN about ten days.
An order for three new pumps has been
placed with Moran Bros, and yesterday
the foundry turned out one OF two eight
ton flyers recently ordered.
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InCOmn Marina News.

Tacoma, o. 1S-Special.-The barken-
tine Courtney Ford arrived at the Tacoma
mill TODAY TO load lumber.
The bark Guy c. Goss. Capt. w. NJ. NAL
lett. Will sail tomorrow for Boston, with a
cargo of spars and lumber.
The steamer Blue Star brought in three
scows laden with rock from Olympia yes
terday.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Coal ID Is gone up 1c a galIon.
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The man whose time IS money can save
much "a tbs course or a year II he finds
bis trains are always on time. The North
Western Line Is one % the most relia1is
In !ts adherence 10 It's time. this Is also
ne shortest line between ST. Paul ard
ChlcagO. r. w. PAHkkh
Puge. Sound Agent. COL Front street. Be-
attic.
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having the new road run through them
The corporation name OF the company
constructing the new road IS the Chicago
s Lake Superior Railroad Company. K.
]. Foster. II Madison. is president. and
J. 0Coanor secretary.
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NEW YORK
The Stock Exchange.

New York, Nov. 1S.-The stock marke.
today. under the leadership of the gran
gers, and notably Burlington. gave prom
!se Of sustaining strength, which was not
borne out 10 the finish. There was no sps-
clal pressure Of foreign selling. and in
leading exchange circles the opinion was
expressed that 20 gold would go out until
Wednesday at the earliest. This stirnu-
lated fairly extensive covering in the gen.
eral list. The demonstration made in Ind
gra8gers was based on the favorable show
ing OF earnings for the ST. Paul for the
second week IN November. recording a gain
on gross OF SIS. l59. with the exception
of the SOuthwesterns. most OF the COM
pan!es reported increases for the same
period. In the first mentioned group, Mis-
souri,. Kansas K Texas exhibited a de-
crease in gross OF SIS. 97e for the second
week. The market opened Lstless and ir-
regular, but the upward movement refer
red to soon started under way. and sharp
advances were scored by Sugar, Manhat-
tan and New Jersey Central. Soon after
the expiration of the first hour an effective
raid was made by the bear traders, and
stop orders were caught in a number Of
instances. Tobacco and Manhatta were
especially severely hammered, the first
named breaking SIS and the latter ga.
There were no important subsequent mova-
ments IN prices until the last hour, when,
III NAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VI u uCC-SlcG bN JUS
tee Harlan at Washington City adverse
TO the contract OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company with the Union Pacl-
fc, the stock Of the former fell , per cent.
on rather liberal sales. The close was
steady. AS a result of the days operations
concessions in prices are general, but these
are important in only a few cases. Bonds
were dun and irregular, with an easy teni
dency. Total sales 1851, 600. Governments
were well sustained. on purchases OF Sl2,-
0oo.
Government bo~Eds-Steady.
State bouds-InactiVe.
Railroad b~onds-Easier.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy. at 1hQ2 per cent;
last loan, 2; closed, 2 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper. zG5la per cent. Sterling eX-
change. LTm, with actual business in
bankers bills at S4.S9AQAS9la for demand,
and $4.S72s04SS for sixty days; posted
rates, $l~SS164S9; commercial bills, s4.S5:i.
Silver certificates. 671sQ65&4c.
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TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Il

Moth bosfnd-Leavs Seattle 2 n. m:
have port Townsend Z n m. leave Friday
rs,her' If.s9 q. m; leave Roche Harbor
90 = m, arrive New Whatcom. s p. m.
south hound-Leaye New Whateom 4 a
leave Roche Harbor 2 a. M: leave
TTrssv uarho- 10 a. n. leave Port Town
send / o. m: arrive Seattle 7:4s p. M.
r Thompson. managing owner. Lilly.
porarauz & Co, agents. City dock
Phone. Main ST.
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Canadian Pacific Extension to Chicago

Chicago. Nov. B.-An evening paper
saws Chicago - 20 have = new line az
railroad 10 connect u win the FaciIe
coast. II SAYS the Canadian PaclHc ig
building a line into this city from the
Northwest % connect with the 500 line
a. Lake Superior. and By that line with
its main line system. II la sad the work
Is being Aoae apparently under other
auspices thaa those Of The Canadian Pa
clac. 50 az 10 permit the management OF
that line 20 deny automatically all con-
nection with the aew enterprise until y
Is ready FOR operation. However, the
Canadian Paclae wNi furnish All the
means necessary 20 build tne road. which
cannot Dee obtained IS other directions.
- Tar az 81 has zone. the road ~ D@nE
built witA local capital smd ~ tAe Eate
~ horde. whjra ara hafa8 bapEnt fp hv
Leading interests "a tosas Geslrous u
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sHE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia J. A. O'Brien. Master.
Lssfss Tacoma, L loon Seattle. Yesier's
wharf sp m Mondays and Thursdays
fr Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fairhaven.
Aew Whslcom. Blaine and Friday Harbor'
ssd vancouver. arriving Vancouver 4 D. m
following day.
nsFe 70 slalneI y; fare 20 Vancouver. IS.
For further information apply to Yeslsrss
wharf.
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Including berth in Pullman tourist sleep
er. sIs. including berth In Pullman sleep
er. Tickets on sale for Tuesday, Noven-
ber -. Southern Pacific Ticket Oince. CID
Front street.
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reward % SO viii be paid for infofrna~
lion eadiar 70 the arrest and cenvieton
81 any ons stealing eoDies Of the Post
InteIueencer delivered 10 subscribers
s~aEeusAssg Us city.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP &C.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
Esr San Francisco, via Port Townsend
aud Victoria. al 8 0. m passengers re-
reivea on board al Z q. NJ November 4.
o a. IS, q. 2.
From, san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports at 3 a. m. November
i q II is q. &
Tickets may be obtained at tho onice OK
the company al Ocean dock, Seattis.
GO0DALL. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
J r. TROWBRIDGE. i. s. Supt.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
/ financial.

AAAAa
london. Nov. B.-Silver, so 11-16d. Con-
soils. 106ih.
New York. Nov. 1S.-The Evening Posts
London financial cabIesram says: The
stock market here. opened firm today, but
soon gave way. closing duh. Beside being
affected by the political situation. which
must occasion anxiety, every now and
then the stock taken over by syndicates
from weak firms is SO large that each
squirt brings out rCalizations. Quiet mar
kets are therefore anticipated for the pres
Canadian PacinCs. which were firm. Con-
soils were lower, The money market Is
tightening.
BPeadStuns and Gains.
LIVERPOOL. NOV. T.-Wheat-Spot. quiet;
demand. poor; No. ., red winter. IS 2iad,
No. .. red. and No. I, hard Manitoba,
stocks exhausted; No. ]. California. SIS 81.
Futures opened quiet. but steady and un-
changed. and closed Ad lower; November,
IS "a: December. IS Z4d; January, is 2%4d;
February. 81 sad: March. IS Sad; April,
Is ID.
Corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed. new.
SIS 42id. Futures ooened quiet but steady
and unchanged, and closed Acid lower:
November. IS 4h4d; December. IS nd: jan
uary. IS Sad: February, IS 24d. March
and April. IS Esd.
Flour-Duu: demand. poor: ST. Louis
fancy winter. IS %.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. f2 los.
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gAN JUAN ISLANDS
-
grFAMEP LYDIA THOMPSON.

r,,,v,nr United States mail. leaves City
49, ~ ,Set of Main street. Monday. We'd
nsstsy sno Friday at 2 a. N. Tor FORT
Tgsasena. San Juan ISLANDS n New
Whatcc1n.
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OCEANIC sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.

e1EAAlSitIP COMRANI.
Honolulu and Australia.
Eesmers cave San Francisco for Homo
ka. Samoa, Auckland. N. L.. and sydney.
! : W, without change.
s5sIship Monowai. December 70, . p. m.
hoaolulu only, steamship Australia, De-
onser %, 10 a. M.
THOS. A. GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
r1y9 block. Seattle. Also corner Eleventh
lai Railroad streets. Tacoma.
j D. spreekeis & Bros. Co.. General
Agents. San Francisco.
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Portland. Nov. Is. ~ Wheat - quiet,
steady: Walla Walla, 4Sc; Valley, SIC per
bushel.
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Breadstuns ana G Gains.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstuGs and Grains.

San Francisco. Nov. Extraordinarily
extras. Ss3593b; bakers extras. $3.50
90. superaae. $Z.S5Q1@ per barrel.
Wheat-Shlrp,ug. 95ia ay1i4c for No. l.,
and eSasc for choice; milling, sizes.
E~arley-Feed. far to good, 0Ac; choice,
soc: brewing, 5tG sc.
Oats-MIl.ng, Go6,gc per GENITAL; Sur
prise. So@, fancy feed. 7c175c; good %
choice, 5li.u61'zc; poor % fair, 50Ec,
black. Yer seed. Si8LSo; sraS, S.-g4s5zs
per GENITAL.
Rece.pt-Flogr. quarter sacks, I5,At. Do
So1.h Vallejo. $3.50. do oregon. 2,o0s, do
Washington. 500. wheat. ceuDls. 2,s@;
do PORT Costa. 1850. 40 Oregon, 1l,&5; DO
Washington. $50. barley, ceaals. mas;
do Port Ces.a, 9.Gsa; do oregon. l1So. oats,
c~eutals. l>9; do Wasa.ngton, l49; corn,
~caatals. l.N beans. sacks. e.S3,, potatoes,
staks G.8... do Oregon. lbs. onions sacks.
e>S. bran, sacks, Isi. do oregon, 5,7l5. do
washington. 70, m.tIi-rss. sacks, AZ, hay,
tons. 5s. hops. bales. & AaNseec. sacks.
OREGON. 51. 40 Washington. lo-, Wool,
bales. -. alfalfa. sacks, &6 ra!snS. boxes,
ESQ. WIG. g9Aons. -i@o, h1rs. number
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MARKETS.
The BOARD or Trade


Chicsgo, Nov. B-Wheat soon after the
opening began 70 drop. Trade was slow
and narrow. Along toward noon brokers
appeared 20 be acting from New York, and
81 Louis parties began selling freely pre-
s0mably IN The way OF liquidation. Then
came reports Of a heavy increase IL the
visible supply. and this aided the selling.
Tbs market was quiet during the last hour,
but sold steady, and trade was featureless.
December closed at 5s1sc. lac below the
close Saturday.
Corn was, # anything. weaker than on
Saturday, only the UNDERGONE Of frmness
IN wheat holding Il. May ranged from
@i4c TO 9Sc. closing 90 the former figure
Oats were the same as corn. There was
practically NJ trading after the first hour.
The feeling was easy.
Provisions were lower. owing 70 The large
supply or hogs. Pork is 10c lower for jan
uary and TIC lower for May. Lard Is sc
lower and January ribs show also SC de-
cline, with 2i5c of for May.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Navember, 55%c: December.
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TT RATES, r,,~ -s,
sEArrLE- TACOMA FSI,TE
w. STEAMER CRICKET
ls.vs. 80 round trips daily. as follows:
Tacoma 40 "a m. IS M and "a
a. 49, seattle $40 r. Il. al5 p. M,
. & pound trip sc.
, a. S1cnrSons-Ieave Tacoma $50
- sa1 80 ? n: leave Seattle II a m
S . m Fare * cents
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Steamer Mabel leaves city dock Wed
neslay AZ : a. n. fo- Saastt TiYeF points
g.. 70 cents. T3lIv. Bogardus g. Co.
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PORT %BLAKELEY ROUTE.

Commencing November 1. steamer Sarah
D. Reatan VII make two trims daily
.eaVes Hlakeley-S a. m. and | p. NJ.
nsaVes seattle-ie a. n. and n. m.
lazy except saturday and Sunday.
saturday, leaves Blakeley-S a. m. I ..
q n and 7A5 ,. m. $50
sunday, leaves Blakeley-s n. m. and I
: n Leaves Seattle-Ih.n y m orf ,
I'm WI. IT. PRIMROSE. Master
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'0~E ORCHARD AN PoRr WASH.

~tN.NhV EtIIIr AEE-
lNGTCN ROUTE
"a = x Robinson. carrying L. q
EaFes City dock. foot ~ liai1 strssf
= n strives Al sidney al 1913
tssvs. SuFes AZ Slverfale n IL m
slvsTdais az Els n N i%savH,
49,, ea reiuyn AZ , L m Daily
sunday Fare. -, r y Robin-
st.ss,- ltiy b0sayd4s { Co. agents.
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTR GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
IN - ms
s~eaaays-Ltayes Seattle II n M. leaves
-olhsie trip. &c: round trfp, 81 Is:
hsmlsh " 4"N"AAa anu Sho-
~sAedns-coimea dock. foot OF Marion
s@AEILS AND TACOMA NAyIGA-
- TlON COMPANY
ieoup. Frea + w. Goodhue. Sec.
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-" 6kEMERToN. L. s. DRY DOCK
SaAhLEsfON AND SIDNEY.
f GEN. CANDY.
aay. "@ Nun rips
= seatte IT =. m arc g. m. er-
$50 Scout sunday IN each month. he.
s enc trip only. leaving at : u. m.
sA, S-.1eSs a. ? a m. G1a ] D. M.
..g ~ All intermediate points.
stternlng. leaves : anev at & a n a,a
f.a raves Charleston at n. m. and
- = n leaves Bremerton az 7.ls a m
a a. Pm. arriving at Seattle at >
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Tlo-~-Bsce.p-s @an barrels. exports
STa barrels Rather quiet. especially 90
ring PATENTS wa.~g ara h-'3 az old
prices vntcvs steady. Rye A5ur steady.
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Money and Exchange.
KonIs.

Us. Is, new reg. 1214 o. r. & y. lists. 10
New IS. coup. 1914 c. T. lists of 50. 1913
F1ves, reg.....N5 ID. & r. 6. 7s....113
Elves, coup ...Ii5 Fours .......... 81
L. S. As. 81 lI4iE Seconds .... :
Fours, COUPLE q. II. & S. A. 6s. 1876
Twos, reg. 81 Sevens .........102
Pacific IS OF '95. 1902 II. & T. c. 5s....I1IIs
Ala. Class A.. 1854. S.xes ..........10 0
Glass B.........1O9I5 NJ. K. T. LIST As. S7a4
Class C.........t0 Second 4s....... 624
Currency ......1G0% AIu. Union 6s....I10
Ia. New Con As 100 Y. ]. c. Gen. IS. 1884,
Missouri 6s.......109 y. =. Ists.......ITTs
No. Car. 6s.......124 Seconds ........IO3ia
-f0urS .........l0t Northwest Con. 40
5, Car. Non-F... I =. Deb. 5s...IIl
Tenn New Set 6s 50 In. G. ". lists. n
Ftves ..-..--..l05 81. l.. Con. Is. ...f2715
old SKIES 49,. 10 c. & j. w. IS. .If5
Va centuries -. 6li4 S.L&IMGen. 5s $50
deferred .....- s Las .Gen SIS .1oS
Alch.son S.. is Tex. Pac. lists. saH
second A...... zig Seconds ......,. 23ls
canada So. IDS. .IoSi4 L. z. lists OF s ..f0Sa.
20. Il. 5s...... e53e West Shore As. .1OT
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a. n. fset pm feet an. feet D.nltees
is l.s 100 14.31 80. -. ll2.s5f 152
Seattle. Nov. Is. 1898
Exchanges az Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were;
C~learances. Balances.
Seattle ..............S 6l.S79 % SIl00 %
Tacoma .-...-..-... 9oAtS 90 i9,&0 %
IoEtAAd .--.-.-.-.- BID 70 @5,0s ID
p wheat market can De Judged from
the fact hat the state inspectors had only
70 deal with three ear loads today, and n
a market whore there Is no movement &
is always difficult 20 fix the price. II may
be sad that the quotations are unchanged
IN the absence of any offerings. with a
feeling that the price should be up to that
or Portland instead OF half a cent behind
it. despite the fail in the Chicago market
this afternoon. for tina does not affect
the local market in any degree.
Eighteen car loads OF oats came in. and
naturally there was q scarcity Of mill feed
IN the market, as the miIlers canuOt COM
pete with the present price Of oats.
The product and poultry markets were
generally dull. The great stock Of tur-
keys was getting worked off az the low
prices quoted on Saturday, IN chickens
there was a slight upward tendency. Eggs
went up a cent, both for ranch and East
ern. There has been no change IN Wash
.ngton creamery butter or IN tub for
several days.
San Francisco -four went up 20c az the
close OF Saturdays market, but the
Washington mills were unaffected by IL,
as they had increased the price Of their
produce some time ago by 25c. That is.
all of them except the Novelty mill. and
this is said TO be falling into line gradual
ly.
Coal oil has gone up &c a gallon.
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Atch.son .....-...I Us L. Z. n. & G.. az
Adams Express.1fI Northwestern ..I0jEs
Alton, Ter. H.. 81 Preferred ......147
Amer. ksSpreSs..ll6 y. Y. Central. 9Q@a
Bait. y Oh-o..--- ~ y. J. & y. -. 45fs
1aaada Lactnc.. 1t2 Ontario & w. 1875
Sanada Souta..' "a or. Improve.
central FGcluc.. i1lt Or. N2~......-... ~
Ches. * Oh.0.... 1875 q. s. L. & u. ~. 3
thicaSo Aston...len Pacific Mall. SpA
g.. Z, < g. o64s +, D.. & E.. ~
Caicago Gas 90. 6iia 2lttsbUrg ........fs7
Goa. Gas ...-..,.lfSS4 Pullman Palace. 1866
C. 6. <. < St. l.. q Reading ......... 10
Col G. & IT,. ! r. q. w. II
Cotton OH Ger. u Preferred go. 20
Del ~AGdson-.."2 Rock Island ..... l3s
u, T. * W....-I6lA St. Paul ......... 75A.
J.. & r. 9. pfi.. s. Preferred ......tA8ls
Dis. < e.. r. Co. 192s s.. p. e Omaha. 403.
Er.e .-............ aTs Preferred ......1s1
Preferred ...... 9ls South. Pacific. 2fA
Fort Wayne Ia Sugar Refinery. .Io@ik
6. y. pfd...-..--.lA Tenn. {. & L.. 3ess
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