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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27


Washington. Nov. 17.-D. ". Morwaa.
the treasurer Of the United States. in
his annual report on the operations
and condition nf the treasury. says the
net ordinary revenues OF The govern
meat for the fiscal year ended June so
1895, were 93ia. 0ae. an Increase ef
si6.sSS ,osS. as compared with the year
before; net ordinary expenditure, sssG.
lb2,25s. decrease OF 81. .S4S s8l. Inolud-
ing the public debt. the total receipts
on all accounts were s720. si6. .s2S and the
expenditures io.472.157. A further
sum of xsi.fs7. TOO was deposited ii the
treasury prior 10 the end Of June on
account OF purchase OF guaranteed
coin to maintain the gold reserve. bat
wns not formally covered In, and there
fore does not appear In the accounts
for the fiscal year. Uncurreat gold afsd
silver coins Of the face value OF s4.s7s.- :
StT were transferred during the year
from the treasury 20 the nlnt for re-
coinage. The loas thereon. arising from
diminutiOn OF weight WAS S20f .1s7. tYp
% the end Of September last ssas. 7sO
Ia Columbian haif dollars had been
exchanged for gold coin.
The amount OF national bank notes
received for redemption was nearly gs7.-
00a.ooo Of which SIS. 200. 90 flt Cor eireu-
lation was returned 20 the banks 81
issue.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

has placed tAem Ia peril. by aeiKinS the
ballot ana WELDING Il 10 regain The
priceless heritage and % preserve and
transmit 1t without scar or blemiah to
generations yet 20 come. am not here
70 assert the infalllbillty % the orEani-
xation OF It's officials, or to claim ex-
emptlon from error. But ! am here TO
declare 70 every friend OF American
toll, regardless OF banner. name OF
craft, that II the American Railway
Union has erred lt has been on the slide
OF sympathy. mercy and humanity"
Reverting 70 the strike. Mr. Debs
said:
III must be borne In mind that tAe A.
r.. u. did not challenge the govern
ment. II threw down no gauntlet TO
courts or armies; Il simply resisted the
invasion or the rights OF the working
men By corporations. II challenged and
defied the power of corporations. Thrice
armed with a just cause. The organiEa-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
she WENT 10 PIECES on rae sAa
steam Schooner sandoriiIe ana Captain
Both Lest.

steam Schooner tiapdoriiie and Captain
Both Lest.
san Francisco. Nov. 37-The coast
Ing steamer BandoriIle. comparative
w new vessel In the coastwime trade,
is ashore on Umpaua bar. half mile
south Of the channel. Captain ]. :. WI
nant, one Of the oldest and beat-known
captains IN this section, was swept into
the sea by q tremendous breaker and
drowned. The balance OF the crew, nine
In number. and one passenger were
saved after q desperate struggle with
the waves The ilfe-aavin6 services per-
formed the rescue work and by means
of the lAfe-ear hauled the survivors
ashore. exhausted and nearly dead.
Captain Wihant's body has been re-
covered. The ship 10 In bad position
and may 50 20 pieces before help can
reach her. The BandorilIe Is 4 vessel
OF 1s2 tons. She was built at Portland
She iH valued at so. 0.0oo, cargo included.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
ALASKAN axcIl eneaT ALL GOSH


Aut@eG States 6Dtnsmts @l0meF Makes N
statemenf DIffereHs fFpEa 01hsFs.
Denver. Colo. Nov 23.--Jpseph Mur-
ray. United States commissioner OF
fisheries in Alaska and special treasury
agent. has just passed through Denver
on his WAY from alaska to Washing
ton, having been summoned by the
president 20 report upon the boundary
survey. Murray says:
'srhe published report about excite
ment IN Alaska. British seizures and
building of forts are all boBh. There
win be no trouble. There are no armed
forces there excepting about IS Cana
dian police. who have gone 10 the head
OF the Yukon river 70 watch for high
way thieves who are infestlns the gold
camps The people up there hardly
know there Il q survey running.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
HARRISON REcoNMgNDs ALLISON

Ex- President Relieves fha Iowa senator
Weutd Make q tsoad FxsenflVo
Chicago. Nov. 9a Tho Trabune'a
Washington special says.
"A republican connected prominently
with the last administration. who has
just returned 70 the city aftsr 3 flying
visit to New York. talked freely wgsh
ax-President Harrison about tue COM
Ing campaign. To his surprise. ha found
General Harrison warmly commencing
Senator Allison an a proper candidate
FOL. the party to take ~ next summer.
''The ex-presiaent, said ne. spoke in
such q way aa 20 leave tho impression
that he wanted 1 western man for the
presidency and that Allison would be
suitable 70 the Harrison forces.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
-EoR TnE agNEfT ca coNFEnERArEE
Representative Osey of virglHIa Want
an Appropriation of $4,000. 600.

an Appropriations of S2T. .0o0. GOO.
Chicago. Nov. 22.-A special to tht
Post from Washington says;
Representative Otey. q Virginia con.
gFessman, announces his purpose e
Introduce & bill 70 appropriate 81 COO.
900 Tor the benefit of ex-c0nfederate sol.
dierns conditional upon an equal amount
being appropriated By the states n
which the confederate veterans Hive
His proposition In founded ON the plea
that the 927 .0oo. 900 represents the pro
ceeds of captured property turned into
the federal treasury during the war
ana that tbs people of the south have 4
moral claima for the money.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
0EAlT 4 alou . a0cKaT aaaa

Supervisors Of Amu sfnaeiaco Canf1ee
Gambling 20 Raee 1rActa.
san Francisco. Nov. a2--Tha MAnaNs
visors dealt death blow kc the hneh
shopa and poolxoqEnH abeut town faaar
by deciding 70 p@4a kAe order fanam
rnended by the grand jury. whioh asa'
hibits the placing " bat4 un saEss
cept NJ the track. At = 1nlm& m@ En@
OF the Judiciary and health ASH ansIec
committees of she board of suue ssls
today the order faeammaaaea h# the
grand jury was. by a majority votN.
pasasd gor adoption.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
! coURT MARTIAL NAY ALSO FOLLOW


Ltcat. koahiea's Aations In WvOming the
enhiset OF Mach cosnmens.
Denver. Colo. Nov. 2f.--If the report
0f Deputy Came Warden White 81
Routt county Is correct. Lieutenant r
M. koehier Of th@ Ninth cavalry, has
violated the game laws OF the state
Warden White states that he found the
army ofilcer and a party OF soldiers
having three bucks. two deeB and two
fawna In their possession. Adjutant
General Ward says IL Lieutenant Ko-
ehler broke the laws OF the state, he
win be tried by court martial. after the
stale is through with him. It II be-
iieyed Lieutenant L.anghorne'a stan
was with the party and alao liable 70
prosecution.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
ST. LOUIS WANTS the coNvENTIsN


VIII Pay at ENpNmNaB n the MepmbAIc.
ans VIII Come 80 Missouri.
St Louis. Nov. 22.-The Business
Mems League OF ST. Louis this after
noon issued an address to the members
of the national republican committee.
notifying them that committee OF 2b
citizens Of this city would attend the
meeting In December with guarantee
for ala expenses connected with the ma
tionaI conveutt0ns The league claims
10 have pledges from two-thirda OF the
members Of the committee. with enough
second choice promises from San Fran
cisco advocates 70 secure the conyen-
ton.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
COMPANY WANTS ITS INTEREST

Anpiisatlon for an Additional Rsosivsr
fer tAe O a. d N.
Seattle. Nov. 12.--The Oregon Jsxtan-
sion Company applied for receivershlp
today IN the federal court covering ita
interest IN the property operated BY the
Oregon Railway & Navigation Com
pnny, under the reoeivership Of Edwin
Mcneil. and asks that McNeill be ar
dered TO pay the interest now due On
certain mortgage bonds held by the
Bay State Trust Company, on which 3
foreclosure suit 10 pending.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
4AamoNY or MISSOURI 0eMocRArs

Old Feelings or Arastv Restored @4 .
aieetlna " ths cnmEnitase.
Sc. Louis. Nov. 22.--At q meeting OF
the old members Of the state democratic
committee today Chairman Mafiitt was
instructed by unanimous vote 20 in
clude IN htH call for a meeting the ~
new members added 70 the committee
by the Pertie Springs silver conven-
ton last spring. This seemingly ends
the strife between the gold and silver
factions cf the party. which threatened
TO split over the recognition OF the menu
bers appointed BY the Pertle Springs
convention.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
DISASTROUS paAlalE FIRE RACES
seminole Reservation ~weps ~ m an
iissour ~ Eismsut.

Kansas City. Nov. 22.--A special 70
th3 star from Guthrie. o. t. says a
disastrous prairie Ore haa been raging
Ia PoitaWatomle county and the SeEni-
mole reservation for three days. a ter-
ridc blizzard from the north this morn
ing Is tanning the flames into d flery
torrent. sweeping everything before ~.
Horses and cattle are being hurned %
death. II tha wind continues. many
lives win be lost
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
urAA supREMs 5Uocs S DEAD
II. w. smlsh. wh0 was Appointed - the
aA@neh hy Cleveland.

salt Lake, Nov. 21.-H v. Smith. as
aociaaa Justice of the supreme court or
this tnr9ltory. died at Ogden tonight
after an Illness ot several weekB Judge
Hmith wRs bern IA Hickman county.
Kentucky he has lived ln Ogden slaca
feg7 ana vas appoiated to the bench
bg President Cleveland.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
ANOTHER aIcH sTaIks N ALASKA
"a Two Dass Dlek Lowe Cleaned IN
Arous Sl30.

San Francisco. Nov. 22--A special
from Seattle says that advices from
Alaska received by the City OF Topeka
state that another rich strike has been
made IN this Birch creek district. The
new discovery was made by Dick Lowe,
well known IN Juneau. and Is on a
small stream about three miles below
Mast0don creek But q short time
could be spent In prospecting Il, on &C
count OF the cold weather. III two
days and a half Lowe washed out $40
with q gold pan. his largest nugget
Weighing 5s.'
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

nufrant wAs again brought into lhe
superior eonkt kodns III be ee0kenA
far fhe s4nEdeF o fianete t.aftq ee
prisoners aftprun tA0uQakAN Further
kime te prepare afiaNAifs ln saraork
81 4 motion gar new sglez ana sn< r=
Gre mNfte4 wans owed anAm WNdna Nv
neNt.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

washington. Nov. zz-'I wrofn only
the naked truth III ms bool<. ana fhsY
can not weaken Il L theg canA Eg
hnndrzds.n said 2enat9r Sherman toNAH
when his attention was called a0 Uass4
aral Ainer'a taking exceptions Is thS
senator's refieesfonr upon niS t0AAnef
In the national rapuhlleam nonvamasn
of 1855.
III Governor Alg~F wants tq keep n1za-
tera stirred up he cmn do so. T. hMan
nothing 20 add 10 what already aa'a.A
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

New York, Nov 21.-rhe body of Cal
yet vaux. the landscape gardener. whe
slismppaare0 Tuesday nsmht. waM found
Ia the hay near Benaonhurst today.
vaux had been suffering kroEn nsrvgus
promtra1icas
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

washington. Nov. 2t.~-1he internal
raeeaue commissioner, annual report.
iesuea zDdny. rlFas fhe receipts or she
iama mnstaA rear AS sia1. .aAa.a7s 3 dacFeane
Q< af1 EFen ths pFsrspus SeaF
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
lyNcAeD Foa KIIll1sGi ! I'IFlIFs MAII
Charles Huzd 3 EanueEzse SH*fe. Ns4s
Mmfa1 MAa1Nka

Knoxvilia. Nog ga
the negro wa msf
KAlis. yOus waAte aAp. IA
maa taken kroaa kh@ a
ihn coUaty 1c4 y
lynchea ak i9NiwhG
men. 1afIeF 1
tho doq< Qnd 81
asaaN hAnaAr
thretE. thNn kars ~ .6
ran4s
A M AAG a nM
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
on ! el4AaoE oE sMagzzleMENT
ares. a. president oliver or the s.,,ium.
hsa NmkioaaI aank 81 Taaama.

Tacoma, Nov. z2-Henry Oliver.
president q the lately closed Columbia
National bank, wan ARRESTED this after
noon. charged with emhe1ziin8 sssee cf
mo banks funda. He was also charged
wlth having paid George BoRKs. OK
city treasurer. 500 70 deposit city mon
y with hfs hank.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
THe PORTUGUESE MINISTER IS DEAD
representative M Washington PASSED
away after 3 short Illness.

representative NJ &amhin@fon Passed
away after short tliness.
Washington. Nov. 2I.--Senor Aguago
da SaRuire Thedinn, Portuguese minis
ter to the United States. died It 9.l5
this morning of congestion Of the lungs.
after q short iilness. The grief 81 the
ministers wife Is intensified by the
shock SHE sustained last Friday by the
death Of her father, the Portuguese
minister at Rome. Bener whe3ifn was
81 years old. Kie waa the Only repre-
sentative of the Portuguese government
Ia thls city. kke came here last June.
succeeding seanE sauza Rosa, trans
ferree to the Portuguese mission at
Paris
SIR HENRY PONEoNBY.
CoweA. isle of Wight, Nov. Sl-sir
Henry ponsonhy. formerly private aee-
ratRry % the queen. and keeper of the
privy purse. died this nsorning u par
mlgsia.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
AAs DlscovsaED ! NEW COMET


Geneva, n. Y. Nov a2--proeeanor
nrooka director Of the Smith obsarva-
tory. discovered Z new comet thSs
rnorninw Ia the constellation OF Hydra.
Ia the position o. right ascensions
hours. s. minutes. SO seconds; deciina-
tinn south Il degrees. 40 minutes. The
comet Is large. round and bright. with
rortharlv motion. This Is the 2atn
comet discovered BY Professor Brooks
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
sAnk pREslpeNT BHEEN accUser


Denver, nov. 1a.-P. ~. nroene. pres.
idan1 81 thA dafunct SAVINGS ana De-
posst bank OK Laaadville. hAm baen arr
rested On q charge of receiving deposits
after tha bank failed About tNio-fhirds
0G toe banks assets are mining stocks
and other seeGrlsieu given ~ Bresne
fer loans 10 hif0seH ok Mb0ut 80 e0HI
Breena ia e8-atata treasurer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

Shortly DHI0f1 ] u'eI0ok 8 larre 1afe
on tbs ffth fiooF fall to tsaa fourth. ear.
rying II and tie third. second ana fras
with Il. Five men. members 81 enrsra
company, 80. 3, were working al fhn
seeond d0or and were buried beneath
the mass of brick. AN were killed bs,f
Daniel McNaliy. After nearly an hour
work the rescuera had opened s pas.
NagewnY through lhe Pile OF aehrls
and succeeded Ia Ee1tihg close enough
4 where the hreulen were buried 20 a.
uuve ahAmnatvaa that GdeugenAut 0'non.
meA Waa allvA e Aa 5af anls n
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

ro the uuihed hosts 81 American
w0rklnen fate has committed the
charge ~ Eeacnlng American liberties
xram ska grasp q ths vaudnl horde that
The herald., 1895-12-13
Money Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
The Market Irregular but Somewhat
Enlarged 10 Scope
Rssumption Of Dividends Of D. and z. q.
Encourages the bulls sugar Lacks Sup.
port-ciosing Active and Firm

Associaesd Pr ~ Special wire
NEW YORK, Dec. IL. The stock market
today retained the irregu,arity of move
ment that has recently characterized the
dealings. There was point Of difference,
however, | the fact that the volume OF
business was not 90 exclusively in the in
austrials a. heretofore. An interesting de-
velopment OF an encouraging character
was the resumption of the dividends on
the preferred stock Of tho Denver Il Rio
Grande railroad after an int rival of over
two years. The news that the presidents
Of the anthracite coal companies had recog-
missed the absurdity OF mining at least
double the quantity of coal saleab Q at
profitable rates and had recommended a
fly per cent restriction of the output, had
= logical good effect ON the market. Spec
ulation opened moderately active and
heavy In tone. Prices stiffened rom after
the initial dealings but sagglng tendency
soon developed and recession occurred In
General E ectric, Tennessee Coal and
Union Pacific. The official announcement
Of the declaration of one per cent dividend
on Denver & Rio Grande preferred was ~
0ected In q gain Of about one per cent in
the ock In the final d alinxs. Sugar, on
the Other hand, lacked support and lost
about as much. The closing was fairly
active and generally firm. The railway
bond market was easier until the late deal.
Ing, when brisk inquiry rose for Reissues.
Union Pacific sinking fund eigh,s declined
three per cent.
The herald., 1895-12-13

Fancy vaporated, 7aDc. Piums - Pittcd
choirc, 7ayc: rrunes-Choice boxed, 195c:
sacks, -aasc; fancy, &c.
1. We sock -hog Per CIV 50. Beef ca ..
8 &c Mutton. 40 per Id. Veal ~ &c
per ID.
Nuts--wa uuts-Los Angeles. &c: medium
. II. iOc; soft shell Los Nietos fancy. o. C.
Almonds oft shell, loo; paper she'll, I G;
hare shell oc. Pecans-l3 9l54c. Filberts.
! @i215c
Hon and eeswax Honey--Comb, lO,sd
lie er lb.; strained. ,15D4c. Beeswax zoo
49, per IT,
Hides and wool-sound hides, liIzc per 10
culls, 20 &c: soundkips. 8 C, cuis C; bull,
and stays. .lac: calls. according 10 condition
lHgl:c sheep pelts-3g6c Wool Nomin'
.Cheese-California full cream fats. l21sc
cream Oats, &c; Young Amer..a nc; hand
s.lac Eastern-Cheddars and twins. 30 4c
book. 5sl6c; westphaiis, zoe: Roqusiort
I Nc
Fresh Me ts-Butcher ces for whole car
ca ses. Beef-5@1c per ID Veal 4Qg5c. NUT
ton-4Iag6nc. Pork-5 @7c.
The herald., 1895-12-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12-Potat oes-Burbanks
soes sc; Esriy koss, 3o@ i5c sweet pet.,oe'
Fancy creamery. 2s9 &c; seconds. go SC;
fancy airy. 2"@ 40. good to choice, t022c
Cheese-Fancy mild ntw q. G: common Il
good 70 DO; Young America. 5@ &c; Eas e. n
12@lS1sc Yves eru. ~ .ilc; Eggs-Ranch
Poultr Turkey obblers. / a &c per Id
hens. ll9l2c; geese. pair. ~. 500 20; du Ks
~ y xD8. % per dozen; hens. @@.M q 20
roosres :, young. 40 OTIS. per doc. old
$4,000 90 per dozen: broilers 8: 50@t
dozen for lar and $-.0U1 100 for small
Gsms-Rab lis per dos, 9, :O o. so; hare
81 s: canvasback ducks, $'.MG5on; NAL
lard, IS o.; wi igeon, :" 90; teal. 81. SOC IOJ
slri9, y 90: gray geese. $'.' o.
Middliugs 81 s.UO(G i per ton.
Ground and rolled barley. *ljO 01A00; oil
cake meal & !, mill. $ys per ton; COTTON
seed oil c ke, 8 I rer ton. Hay-Wheat, 80
or. y; wheat ami oat ~ w@ 90; harley
SOS ON o.; oat, 8 .Wk995 :; a falfa, $6 QUO
7.75; clover, 8. 90 90; compressed. 81. SOC
100; 9. ock, v5.0O(Gj o. per ton. stiaw-o0
6f6Oc per LAle.
The herald., 1895-12-13

.--4.-
'ecuon. minneapolis and Duluth .ot ZIo
carloads less wheat than on the corre-
spending day Of the week before. The
lake sbin,nents .rpaar.,a n be over for the
-pp -, -. -,
sFason' 'oo"y's Outgoing ali went ny F.''
and such was the case also regarding Me
shipments posted yesterday and on the
dav t,eforx,. For the thrsza davs the uuarl.
-. 49,, - a. .,aa nnn
Wy sn'ppen oy rn amounts 20 Soo'oov
tho ,,,.,,,<,,,. 49,. a.. -,,,.c,,,v .h;rped was
ING previous yeeT Sue qoeu'y ."'pP
only 10000 bushels. The demand Tor
u,,,a., NJ A;,c..c,,;, 10th bv ,,,iilera and
".o~s 'a'l''oapo"'. NV" " - .a
shippers, was said to be surpr1sinx' ny Roou'
and San Frapcisco wired that owing to the
N-"..," 1s,," "a .h,rrer.
coupettion between miiiers anu s"'ppe.
there the price was advanced three cents
49, o.r,., Tn... .sr,o.. ..,d n dispatch
POI cen's'' A"roo ca'9oe.' '.'u -
ope for Cana,ovr. Tho dispa,ch was one
~. ~ $3.50. -. 80 ~
cant in tho frat honr. May opened at
&C., .S 4. o,,/on,/ 90 ~ eI,<60
oi9ecs cropped 10 iB@H. rv>o W o''s~
ss..ropped 10 6l and ciose.i az tnat
The corn market preserved It's consist.
ency by being as dull and heavy toned as
IL had been for many DAYS, Prices kept
almost stationary.
The herald., 1895-12-13
-
= Bid.


NEW YORK. Dec. IL The following are the
closing quotations for the bond list;
U new u reg. IL do IS reg. lis; do
iisll; do 3s re., gag; Pacidc 10 OF 's5 ~;
Ala. elias. A. 10; do 9 ass B. 10; do ola . G,
l. I: do currency. l0!: La. New Consols a.,
Az. 10. $ Carolina non-fund /; Tenn. n W
set 6s, -; DO ~ los: old 1s 80: Va. Cen
turtles, 81; d" deterr {, u; Atcht sn o. 4, q;
Is SO; o re ist iii, q new a
COUP - Cen Pa ido lists u '95. lO4; Den 8
RG7s, ia !; do IL, 81; Erie sc onds. ~; q H
&sA t., fO5: do .. 100; H & TCent 5.
1ll1; do ds, To-: \ first 4: e5H; do
Cent senl 5S. llD; Northern pac lsts, 8:
do seconds. 1895: Northwest c 'nso 9, l:.91ss
Do deb IS. ! q; Hio Gtanie West lists.
1loX: It L Il NJ gen IS. 81: -tL& gen
Is. 05,1; Tex Pac fr.t 35l5 do c0ndh 2lH
Union Pacific IS Of '9d, 1OsU: Wet Shore
q. lO7 a; so rs. 9j; Nor Pac, 3rds,
NP3 liz; SIR r IS. A5iy.
The herald., 1895-12-13


tah ne for stocgs " re as follows:
A,chtson, l6: Adams Express, AS; Alton
1eIre Hsute: SO; american q. press. -: Bal.
t.m..re 4 Ohio. ~, Cansdian Pacific, 20. {:
Ches. 4 ohio TX: Caicslo Alton, ,0s:; Chic
1sedass H' ss c.an S IT. Louis. .oss; COL
q !: De. Hud'on l29; b !. Lack a. West,
e Feeders CO, ls',; Erie "a; Ere pid.. "a,
Chicago& Eastern Illinois pfd. 10 ~ Hooking
Valley. l.H: Illinois Ceptrsl 20; Of Paul d
Priu b kansas re ess pfd' 20; st Lake
Vile 3i1; Louisvill q New AlbsI y. ~: Man.
e ei op ps SSSs.n ,oS .r. nlsT TIT MIS-
vile Chsa Son. cor Sass 81 S :ms
Es ss; pa 81 <o asns. s co.. SoiSt nor
sat - S%stic.S R Rsl and Tom. s ssS:
Nortnwes.ern s. ' ia DO pid. . as. n =.
Central. ANss: N. Y. and New England. SIS; on.
tario Western, 10; Oregon Improvement. 3;
Northern :; Pacific Mail. 81; Peoria Dec. &
Evans. 3; Pittsbd z. ,b7; Pullman Pala Q, i 81;
Beading. ss; Rio G,ande We fern; 7;do pid
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