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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-07
THE SALMON FLEET, 1897.


position here is to await the presidents
message. There is no disposition to sell.
however. as best quarters look for a rise
in Americans unless something quite UNI
forseen should occur. New York still abb
serbs bonds rapidly.
All the continental exchanges were quiet.
Breadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.-Wheat-Spot No.
2 red Western winter stocks exhausted:
No. / red Northern spring dull. Is lad.
Corn-Spot American mixed quiet; IS
2l2d: December steady. IS 21sd January
steady, SIS 11sd; February steady. IS Id.
London Wool sales.
LONDON, Dec 6.--At the wool auction
sales today SO bales were offered. of
which l,oa We're withdrawn. Competition
will be keen for all selections. America
bought Victorian greasy marked 'kusset"
and ''Strathven" at Is and Is i3d respect
lively. Woods marked Fitzgerald realized
Is Sgd. Cape of Good Hope and Natal I'M
changed Sales in detail:
New South Wales. An bales; secured. IA
4ls I'd greasy, 6da1s Sid.
Queensland. $500 bales; secured. niadf6
Is 4d: greasy, 5ai9d.
Victoria. 1900 bales: secured, 1sQls Sgd;
greasy, 5iadu1s Iad.
South Australia SO bales; greasy, 4l7d
New Zealand. $50 bales: secured 6d 10ied
Cape of Good Hope and Natal. GO bales;
secured. essdGls Sid: greasy. 5s.u63.d.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January I and
for Yesterday

LOT AeAtcr00y.
Real estate transactions since January 1,
1897. are s5.217.39s.20. There were filed for
record yesterday fourteen deeds. aggregat-
ing S.sls.lo Following Is a list:
Anna c. kerns and husband Richard 10
I. II. Hackett, part lot :. blk ~, Bell Heirs
I'd add, Dec. %, 1896 $40.
John Hackett Ell ux. to Oscar Hagluist
blk ~. Woods South Division, Green Lake
add. Nov. g. s..
Reliance Loan and Trust Company to
Lucy NJ Van Alstine, lots Is TO l6. blk Is.
River Park, Sept T. 1898 81.
Lyman c. Jones eft ux. to G. NJ Graves
lot ;. Fruitiand add 10 Kent, July J. $500
John O'Leary TO j. j. Ferguson. tract of
land a Wellington and building thereon
Nov. II. $685. 50.
f. l.. Blaine. trustee. to ]. o. Hestwood
lots 2. 10 q to rs. blk As. River Park. Nov.
- q c. 81.
David r. Denny ct Tx. 10 J. q. Hestwood
lots to and e. blk As. River Park add,
Oct. ). 1892 81 600.
attorney, TO Sarah A. Osborne. lots and
8. blk 3. Mcclure a. Holden's add TO La
tona, Dec. 4, $3.50.
Mary Ann Moran TO James Moran. 6Oxi1o
feet In ne cor blk Il. Kids add. part lot
Central Seattle. Aug. Is 81.
Anna Evenson and husband Ole to Thos
y. English. lots and 3, blk g. Gilman
Park, Nov. g. 1900.
Thomas b. English eft ux. TO Max Cleri-
1. 81. : anu . DIN o. N'''"'ah rafk' Dec
a A. Denny ct nix. 10 William D. Ieoshav
lots and T. blk l3a. 4. A Denny's BROAD
way add Dec. g. 1900.
august Melhorn 70 ct ux to VIM. .. Fo-
way add. Dec. 1, q c, ST.
James Clark et ux. 70 Charles F. Adams
tract in sw. sec Is, q. 4. Dec. g. 1850
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Monday did not witness any important
changes in the local market Cereals were
"a firm a. they have been for some weeks
TIE farmers SIN believe tnat ,tify NIa gss
better pEsces and refuse 10 sell al present
Eggs and butter are Arm. bGs t,ssrc has
been no change IN prices.
Sugar, Flour and Conee.
Sugar eobblnsD-Goiden &C. IN bhls. per
Id. &C: extra &C. Ia bois, per IL. Sssc. dry
rrsniiated, In bbis. per n. sa.c: cube. ss.c:
Flour, etc. 1oBoIng5~Pasens ExoelIens.
e.: s ssssi Dro q IT, G Tyss 0f baek
wheat. per Dbl. N.sg, per cwt. g. assff gfa-
ham. per bbI Si-z: or lo-ID sacks. 81 p per
ewt: rye -four. per bbi. $40; or ie-lb sacks
ss58 per cwt: rye meal. per bbi, si.sei per
cwt. $40: rolled oats. ner Dbl. SSfs5-zS:
honsny, per cwr, 3z-25: cracked wheat. per
s whole Wheat as sar wes r sw. r pearl pearl
barley. I0s-ib sacks. sc: 25-io boxes. Arc;
rpiit peas. per l60-lb sack. g, --l5 boxes
wfsiis s0 iss n g. s ss ss: i AXE hominy.
Coffee oobbing)-Green-M Mocha. per ID.
Choice !a gsr Per .s e. 9srs s.
per cwt. sii.a5: ss-lb cases. per ewt. Sis:
! .San M Ml5 tins per 10 Ss; se So ss: nae:
ternala. zIc; ground coffee isGa3c: Lion,
1yDs. sli.s5; s5s. sii7s; SIS. sii.s5.
Meats. Proyi.ions and Fish.
Fresh Meats iobnlng)--cow beef sg5i@c:
steer beef. 5issfsc per Id; mutton. SC per
Provisions tjohhing)-Hams. large. IiAe:
han1s small. il%.c. breakfast bacon, lSc:
dry aais sides. TAG.
salmon. 4ll5c; salmon trout Sc: founders.
3iaet3es soles, fe. rees cod Sc: black BASS.
Be; perch, 5x4ic: mountain trout Izlzai5c;
sarimps. I9c.
butter. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Batter-~Ranch. iasi5c: fancy dairy, in
squares 1su2ie: Washington creamsries'
s,heeEe uob5ingt--Native Washington,
lomiat.c: New York, 12izc.
Eggs GobDipe Eastern. lsQ2lc: strictly
fresh ranch, &c.
Ponltry-Dressed chickens. I1i4c; tur-
KEYS, dressed. i5c FER ID ducks. ss.5oaf per
dozen.
Vegetable. and FrmIt.
Potatoes tiobbingl-Nsw potatoes. ssQ12
Vegetables fiobbIng) silver
skias. si.T5 per 100 lbs. beets. soc per sack:
cabbage. &c per III: carrots. Soc dollhouse
iettnee 4ac per dozen: tomatoes, hothpuse.
&c per ID: Sacramento sweet potatoes. $50
gic per 100 lbs: MERGED sweets sidi.25.
:. Green Fruits Uobbing1-Oranges seed
hngs s. 1880. naveis. s.25n3l0: lemons,
fancy California. 81 selects, x2m2.'0: choice
70 fancy apples. secaSl. common apples, .
uJ9c: bananas s2fi2.75: California grapes
sJeis5c per crate. cranbsrries ss.50lia56 per
oarfes, y per box; pears. a0c1N Ier box.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hav GobbIngD-Puget sound. per ton.
$40; Eastern Washington timothy, sH; alf-
Oats tjobhing,--s9.
Wheat-S23
Barley ljobbing)-- or ground. per
Corn Whole. So, cracked. ~: feed meal.
per ton, ~. bran. SIS: shorts, sl7.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Shin Spartan loaded With coal from The
Pacific Coast bHnkers. Will sail today for
San Francisco
Ships Lucille and Harry Morse conmenc-
si leading coal yesterday al thA Pacific
Cosss hsinkers for "a = Francisco
Steamer City Of Seattle @il come OF the
lUartermasser harboT dry dock n tar1s 10
sail north from here December H.
Bark Colorado atll - towe4 20 ryea by
the ting Pioneer with I.@n 4ss feet 81 lun-
her leaving here tha first Of Next week.
The lumber VIII he used IN The construction
% the Dysa tramway.
Schooner Laurel was n have sailed yes
terdsy for pyea Alaska. ba- unforeseen de-
lays viii ds.A.0 Ias vessel fer Sxo Or three
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
in aHrfat

toNrs9N. Dec. s--conscis. lis SIS. Sill
Yer. @zA.3
NEW YORK Dee s-'rhs Evening
Posts London financial cahlesrary, saws.
The stock markets w4r. qutet toftav nu.
fTTn, notably home railroads. on the avoid
aHC@ Of a railroad strike -Ine r~mrsss
al the markets were generally due n, an
factpaTfon o. pheFninenaliy cheap money
In the nsxE year. Perhaps operators ara
aSaGtfS s-"nEideGf Of this. copper shares
wsre very strong Americans vsrx GOA
ea4eny Oh New aorA support. Ins dis
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synopsis.

One Of the severest storms OF the season
is central noFfn Of Seattle tonight. II hav-
Ing moved eastward from Vancouver isl
and today. Heavy rain and violent gales
have prevailed in the Northwest At the
time OF the morning report a gale Of ~
miles was reported from Taioosh. with a
barometer OF - Il Al night the wire is
down. The barometer Is very low al Seat
tie. reading - j. at =. m. Wind velocity
81 Astoria ~ miles south. Portland. ~
miles south: Seattle. - miles south. WalIa
Walia ~ miles south.
Sesttle-Msxinuus temperature, "a. min
mum, ~: mean -; weather, rainy: rain
fall "a hours Q. sh inch
G n SALISBURY Onseryar
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days. The Laurel was at Stimson's mill
yesterday loading 150.o00 feet of lumber.
Steamer Willamette called here for fuel
yesterday, havinv aboard a cargo of wheat
from Tacoma for San Francisco. She went
to Anacortes last night for 400 tons of grain
and Will sail thence this morning for San
Francisco
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CHICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO. Ii~c, s-At the a.,.rtnx ara
Ter Short sfrse after wHeas wsS ia = w..s
CcU8igissE3. Opening 8t Siss gsSssxe - ~as,r-
gsATSs = sIh saturday Los * HE5.-e - set.
i sold afT slowly ua;isr fairly gheFs{ ass~.
aHgs - ~ssss Early news almost slto&esns-
favored settlers Liverpool. sSatsn s.r.ens4s
Id lossE. saossa - III decline az i.sa u
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Dec. 6--The local wheat
market continues weak. with buyers hold
ing OF until n market can be found. Nom
inal quotations are re for Walia Waila
and 1sc and s5c for valley and biuestem
The scarcity of tonnage is still botherine
exporters, and 4ss has been refused TOR a
January ship. Cleared: Br str City of
Perth, for 81. Vincent. with i53.5s9 bushels
wheat Br bk Brussels. for Queenstown
with 81. $50 bushels wheat
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Live stock.

Catjle-Sales Were at g. ~ q = sor ton-
u0neSt dressed beef stet-rS AZ 10 8. SOS 5fr
c9n;ce spring cattle. Extra bfsves sS,esi
-. bulk. ts-l''sas-, calves S8as for The
tsast grades
H"Ss-Hals OF 0f@~taES sold At sSsss9
: i@is. packing los. s. 80 a.. prIin. xhso-
pinE hoEs. S&S"p& .s,-'s. pigs .ssscly at
s. -5sg8 a.
Snaep-t 'otufnof 20 prime we~s xafo A{s y,
S5{IF. .; fe5 Westerns selling a, S4sy4 &.
lambs. Sss}@.ss for cCsnEfon - r.rlrae
ce}pfS-t,attle. IS ~: aagx ana.
sheep. iSf.s4.
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Generat Quotations.

Flour Receipts = a@s barrels: exoorts
s. - barrels, quist and j shade lower 10
sell. Minneapolis patents. So d; DO oak
eTs s., 80 -; winter patents 81 >.s7f5 10
" AFEf- Receipts l02 - bushels. exports
Sik,@N Bushels spot- tasy- No. red. s1lss
for aGaai, options. easy under bearish STA
ilsttoS ana eeak Caaes rallifd on foreign
9HNing ana kscal covering. broke Sharply
under Increase of "a per ctat IA wheat
area And unloading. closing i.sT7sc net fopr
er, NJ. : rtd MAY. ~ = aA& a-Is.,. closed Al
SIX, Deem Ger, &ss09sse. closed Il, ~.
Hops : esdy.
E'ctrc5rsa}-et Hjrt.
Coffee 'ptions closed steady at a ret
gam OK a'91 points, sales. , .sss3 bags in
clQd.nE. December. S-s5Q6. SSc Marvh q
s3ns', s}+pt. E3o, firm. No. = invoirc ST.
Ne ioaoiuS. &. ulld, steady. Cofaova 4
Si4sisN.
Sugar Raw. stronx. fas- reclining. a..
c"n<FdEEai. . stst. S7xSt5 l5-i6S refined
G-Iu-
Metals.
Toaty's metal market was more Or less
unsettled. Nsta business nxht IRE Nm
1FS t5'ef&j exchange reports Pig f~nn ar
rants easy af SsS5 ossf 81 "a s. n sskq.s
toupeT-I4&Se, i'm ~ s1a - Old and go =
a ~s-i.
TN pgn az So <s3fs 8 asked
Speltcy~-tls3Aet a. Si.E tssf and 81 aS zskss
I.esG-~NFsk al 81 Eesis 81
TIE HrE0 hN8ug .rz pFScs FOR miners as
sT5ei'eTs calls 'ae snsfSet fer Isaa Qaiet a
& Il $50 ~
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fatal sales.
Gofut sales
The total sales OF stocks today were
The Visible supply.

The statement Of the visible supply OF
grain TT store and aliost saturday. Decen-
Ter T. compiled hy the New York produce
exchange. Is as follows
ea
.'orn-S asa 40 bushels. decrease. slSo.-
0ga
oS,s-l5. a., 60 bushels. increase eos 40.
rye .te" bushels; decrease 56sa
parley~4. 75sapa bushels. decrease. ilr-
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Dec. 6.--Wheat weak and
tending. downward; No. / bluestem. 75c;
No. / club. re
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MilStuffS AifalsuSs St8l - ~ Der ton
A4y~N heat sl2stiaaA. wheat and oat 81
0iS6 a, cal, 'siosIl2. bees; harley. xle9i2 slf-
alta. sSsaa&, clover. SNua58. stock SSssa:
compressed wheat. St-Git: straw. per bale.
seetanles-~ Potatoes. Early ROSE epire
per eenlai; river BuFhanks iaffaAc, river
f.dF Esp4eet Saltnas hnrhanks sssst>oc.
z @hf 50. garlic. So per u, green peas 4sf
s. per n, string beans. MN. tomatoes. @stg
as Per box. dried okva. i2lsul5c. asl1ara-
gus. = ssiaAc.
Fruit Apples. choice. 7,ufS5c per hoy.
common APPLES ssssi.sa; STRAWBERRIES &
par chest. crsnherrics. s. 5n5Tla uer bar
rel; ssafsss. ordinary. aAs8slc par hox.
pears kaetles, sscss$i per box. ounces =
q SO; l'ersilnmons. Ss3{ESe-, ORANGES ma.
Ness. s. SIS 4 = per box: MeNlean lir1ex. re-
fscS NYs. cenanou California lemons 5sc
eiki choice California lemons. S2a3s 81. ban
dozen. 80
isusissr- Fancy creamery. 9as7e. do Sec
on0s slnNsc, fancy dairy, @1s4 stc. do SEQ
ends, is3 q: plckled .1GF@ao. Arkin. Ieefsic.
theess-~New. t2c: old {aflIv. California
T S5t.,ssi G s ilss':c Young Amsr.ca.
=, ESs>-~Steyc, z5s3@-e. fancy ranch, ss,aS,.
Eastern. lss:3 -; duck 9a4ssr.
Pealsry~-FnfkeY. geealers i9af@asc per III.
!, yoang ROSTERS s92l9aa y sman hroj,erS
= sts3. large hroliers, xssl4s srNerx a. u
"a y,.,, sens, x8tSe; ol' iacks. s. ssFsso.
g =, d'iSSs 49, - Sess s. .2l.'s pep
81, young pigeons 81 gsgsi.5a, WIS Se
Wool and Hops.
Wool Spring Nevada. tt2gssc. 0res-or -
= -. fFil southern coast hmhs ~ssSr.
san iasqnfn lambs. Ees>c Northsrn fsrnhs'
8}Sci mountain l9mbs' p%gl2-. san Joa
gum & siHs =. ~. HsxutSsi1t ard Mersc..5-
no. if3si5c
Hap@-0'd crop. nominal; new cron ,ass
80 per Ia. f as
Exchange.
Sterling on London. eissy fays ssSes,.
sseEitH< on LoGdon SIGHT 81 -
Financial
Sl!Fur bars -. e4ts lpYaftS-S4sAt *
Men doIS 80. & sEsstk 'Ts,ss~rRnT -.
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THE EVERETT
s MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route to the popular aal assm
Greek. Martin Creek, Elyerfca -
Creek. Goat Lake and Monte Crisin
The scenic route for tourists nshine -
camping parties.
Trains leave Everett fer ne.h
CristO at 1850 q. m. On Nee1e,.
Wednesdays and Fridaya
Train will leave Monte Criste =
Everett at 6:l5 ON TuesdayA IhuA
days and Saturdays.
8. N. BAIRD. q. K&fk
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Dec. E--Aishougfs specG-
iaiors IN stocks have sought 10 influence
pEicss for several weeks ny fsrruises on he
contents of The prs si6ent's message, the
actual publication OF that document today
had little effect on tts market. There was
neEning in Il that came as a surprise. al
most every point having been accurately
fore;oid Ia detail. Prices OF stocks had
been advanced to SOME extent IN anticfpa-
flan of the message and there was some
expectation that its publication would be
met - a decline caused by realizing sales
But the market hefd fairly steady after its
publication. Until a raid By the bears in the
maj hoir. which was encouraged by the
weakness OF New Jersey Central and the
cCzISrs.
Union Pacific was directly affected by
the para graph devoted 10 II in the message
and declined nearly q point. Most Of the
days movement Of prices was. however.
due 20 special CO s1ses and was especially
marked in the special;fss- Sugar was the
leader in poini OF activity and strength.
and advanced at one tine 3i1 points. It's
strength WIS caused by the approaching
dividend period and belief IN the aSvan-
tage arising from the newly applied coun-
1srgaIllns duties
Some of today's railway statements Of
net earnings for the fourth week In No
yernber We're SO favorable as 10 lift the
prices of their stocks. The coaier We're
decidedly weak. The money market con-
tinuesl notably easy and IL was reported
that large SIMS are offering on time loans
Ter Chicago and other Western banks in
this market
Notwithstanding the ease of money and
q sharp stiffening in the discount rate.
Doth IN London and Berlin. sterling ex-
change WAS weak.
The bond market was active with the ex-
eeption OF an interval of dullnesS at mid
aa} ana prices advanced without inter
riIption. Total sales were g. zSD0qa
United States bonds were unchanged in
bid prices.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy. at IisfT2 per cent;
last loan, per cent, closed at lIzft2 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 314 per
cent: sterling exchange. weak with ac-
tHai business I'm bankers bills at s4.s5lzfa
4hses for demand and S4.s2& for sixty days;
posted rates. A3i4TiA aud s4s6IzQ4x:
commercial bills. 3s2: silver certificates.
80 snoalzc. bar silver, Soc: Mexican dollars.
EAc.
government bonds, firm; state bonds,
dull; railroad bonds. strong
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Flour, qg8rter sacks i74sn: wheat, CEN
ta's. -.19s barley, csnttls, 5f@35. oats ecu
taiS. 90. 90 Oregon $50. beans sacks : hs5.
eotH, crHtaiz. 3.ta. potatoes. sacks sgts
onions sacks 23S middiiugs sacks SIS,
nay. tons. As>. wool. bales. 10. hides n;su-
Der, LIS. rslsirs. boxes. 5as quicksilver.
masks. y. Mine gallons ~ $50
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
DreMslAtuHs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 5-Whaat is
quiet and easy. with no change an prices
Barley shows a slightly easier feeling Red
oats. for seed. ars higher and are not over
Plentiful, other kinds are unchanged.
Flour Net cash for family extras, A55gp
As. bakers extras. 81. 3.tai4 40
Wheat-ShipIing sl.i2ls for No. l. and
81 t3Aal.as for choice, milling, si.iGl. q
fSs..
Barley Feed. S5Q9ac: brewing, soalsa
liz
oats--Po0r To fair s1fii05: good 10 choice.
Sic. 9sSll t2}s. fancy feed 81. Tai IL; gray
N.i2tsfiilsis: milling, $l.0stx5ft.Is8k: Sur
prise, 81 sci %. black for seed. sl.S5ffl %.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Dec s. fsss.
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma. SEao-
kane and Portland clearing faoSases To-Day
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Monday did not witness any important
changes in the local market CEREALS were
"a firm A. they have been for some weeks
The farmers SIN believe fhat they VIII get
better pEsces and refuse 10 sell az present
prices.
ExEs and butter are n-n- Dts Disfc nas
been no change IN prices.
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Us new is.reg lsss. North Car IS ..122
New Is. coup IN Fours -. .....1D2
Fours. reg -. .IIgiaINor Pac. lists ,Ila
80. up .-Lt Ihfees -. %
iWos, reg 49,. Fours -. 93i2
Elves, reg -..Il4iaINYc Il Stills 1a7
f1ves, coup .-nfsENor. & West. .12lts
District 3 eas ...it9i4jN W. Consols LAB
Aia.-Ciass A los Deb as .us
Ciass lies OR. Nav. lists lis
Class G .......fd1 Fours - $3.50 a2A
Currency - :. IS Or s. l., es l. r. I237s
Atcnisoh IS 49,. Ms Elves, I. r. -. &is
ADJ, 4s ....... 58aeiOr. I'm. lists. t. r.lca
IAN. 80. Zds ieet2l Elves, I. r. -. 42as
Ian , Fac lists sPac, is Of So ..102ss
Chi. Terminal 4ii4 Reading 4s 800. s5ss
Ches: & ohio IS .fl2i2i r. G.. W. lists -. S3l4
Z, II y AIS l0iss St.L. & I.M.C.5s. 81
ID: d X. G. lists flsl4 St.L. e. sF.G.6s 1lsl2
Fours ....99 lSt. Paul Con ...ii0i2
East Tenn lists losai. ST PC. & P.ists. 120
Erie Gen. As -. 71M Elves lis
f W&Dlsts, t.r. IS is C. Non-F'und. a
Gen. Elec. SIS -. ss12 So Railway IS %
G. Fl. & s. A. s.l04 stand. r. q r. ss ssh
Seconds 100 Tenn. new set 3s sJie
H. L. Gen. 5s. ll2;4 T. p. l.. G. lists. 97i1
Con. 6s .,-.-..le5 Reg Eds - 3nl
Iowa c. lists =. gial Union Pae. lists. 102Is
Il +. Con, I. r.. 500 U.P.,D & G.1sts 81
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find it here. They all claim it has been
exceptionally warm for some time
back, but still not to the extent of max
ing it unpleasant. Some mornings and
evenings have been uncomfortably cool,
but the most of them have allowed us
to sit on the piazza until late in the
evening We have had no rain as yet.
The fields are brown and dry. Vege-
tation is luxuriant only in the city
limits, where irrigation is possible, but
the beauty of the floral world, trees and
plants with which every house is
"abundantly supplied gives you a con-
slant succession of most pleasing views
I picked a bouquet of most beautiful
roses that one can conceive such as
only lighthouses furnish at home, out of
the garden every morning. But one
thing is wanting-that is fragrance.
The roses here are beautiful to the eye
only.
"To be out doors all day, to have
your room with windows and doors
open, filled with warm, genial sunshine,
to see flowers everywhere, to feel the
breeze cool and grateful blowing from
the SSd are jill SeHSdtluuS I'll GVSly udy
occurrence here and form % marked
contrast to November's last days at
home.
Zone dav we took trip to Santa
Monica. That is a famous watering
place about eighteen miles from here
| much patronized in the summer, but
| now abandoned. as winter reigns. We
reached the place by trolley cars and
after a little while over an hours ride
were on the real Pacific coast with its
ocean waters at our feet, blue, quiet
beautiful, vast but undistrubed by any
commerce; few vessels, either steam OF
sail, vex the vast Pacific"
Rev. Mr.. Mead writes that people
| were bathing in the waters even al
this season of the year, and they told
| him the water was Of a delightful TEN.
perature
In comparing Los Angeles with Mas.
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II 6 RIRRER co

The directors of the United States
Rubber Company to-day declared a
semi-annual dividend of two per cent.
on the preferred stock of the company,
payable January Is, 1898, to stockhold-
ers of record of December 20, 1897.
Books closed December 80, 1897, and
reopened January II, 1898. A notice
will be sent to the preferred stockhold-
ers stating that the net earnings of the
company so far this year justified the
directors in declaring this dividend
which will leave a small surplus from
the net earnings. 1t is the intention of
the directors to declare a further divi-
dend on the preferred stock before the
close of the fiscal year, March 81, 1898
which season is the busiest the compa-
ny has.