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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-15
Jahbanw Qsasstfon.
TIE following are th@ fobnng quota
ions or wholesale dealers todayI
sugar Flour A ma soMea


Sugar Coeognkl-- '-Csss in bis. Per
%. Else; extra &C. IN bbls. per n. &C.
dry Eranulatef IL b5ls. per 10 SIC. cube.
ri rio,i no~ -. &C. sees o.sh pre-;
49,. Novelty a. ti-ss. California brands,
ss.es' eUekwnsat -four. PEI boi. q -. per
- sSas14. sraaam. per boi, stle or
bei *. or lo-rs .. eS s ys n per es pr
re naeal. per bs. 40. per car. e. 20.
rolled oats. per OBJ. $3.50; honiny. per
faxed whsas. s. IS per ease: whole wheat
no9r. PR ewt az-B; pearl barley. lol-ie
- sas. $40 BIB boxes Se: spit peas, per
neal s ysilox &c IN boxes % se' s9tn
= rs; - Is sLss: faxed hominy. bo!s'
Coffee 0obblngp--Grssn-l per II.
per 10. &c. Roasted-Arbuckie IN I0o-rb
,~saees. Per owt. ts.ls: so-frs cases. per cwt
Mocha, s7l1c; caraeoia, &c: Gsassmsia.
1se, ground coffee 2ss12stxc. Lon. zoos
slAeS; sas, sisT5. Dis. Hiss.
Meats, Provision. and Fish.
Fresh -tJobbsng)-Choies dressed
osef, Sc per 10; mutton. s1sc per 10. lamb.
per 10.
Provisions - fJobh.nF) - Hams. large
u11e; hams, small, lie: breakfast bacon.
vac dry salt sides s.. Gee
Fresh nsn-tJobetng)-HaI Sc; sal
mon, sne3so. salmon trout. suso; fi0un-
dsrS, S1g4tci soses. 5isc: rock cod. &C.
perch, s44e; Columbia smell. g, stur-
geon. C95c. mountain trout. 12.kE1isc.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Buttsr-Ranch, isdi7c: EIlensburg and
other Washington crearnAries, a-lb prints,
&c. Iowa creamery. 2sc.
e-tJoo5ing)-Natsvs Washington.
i6i<l12c.
Eggs Jobbing)-.rrsxt ranch. lie.
Poultry (Jobbing Chickens. large
spring, q 5s9s.25 old chickens. s3175o. or
sgso. live weight. ducks. S3Qs 50 per doz;
dressed chickens. agile: turkeys. lac.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potstoss--(J obbingl-Nativs stock. ,iso
20. Yakimas. s2i42z so
-tJoobingl-Cabbages Cali
fornia, sl-I ewt: onions. Rsw yellow, ape
per ID; white turnips, S5I7Ec Per sack:
celery. asa4oc per doz: lettuce. hot1oass'
$50 8Sc per doz. tomatoes i5c per ID; GU
cumbers. slQLso per doz: green onions. SOC
Green Fruit-(Jobbinx)- fancy
California $50; selects, s.; apples new.
slE1.50 per box; bananas. s2gz.5o: Gran
berries, IS per box, or 81 per barrel: .Japa-
choice. s250qz.55: fancy seedlings, &:
choice. sL75.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay-tJobbingl-Pugst sound. per ton.
sSdi9s Eastern Washington timothy, Sl8.
mixed. sl2.s0. straw, 81. alfalfa, sllGl2-
Wheat Jooolng)-Chieken feed. per
ton x2s.
ats--(Jobbinsl--Rolled or ground. s94
BaFley--f Jobbing)-Roilsd or ground
per ton. SO
Corn-whoie, slsGls: cracked. SIsqao;
feed meal $500
Millstuffs-f Jobbins) Bran. per ton.
slf. shorts. per ton. sls4lS.
ced-lJobolngt-Ch feed. s17diS
per ton; midGlngs. per ton. So oil cake
meal. per ton. sssg20.
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rnrnna.iffon.

We ars row prepared 20 DO composition.
Tor ths trade lsny rn@asurs) tn NonpaFsit.
Ainion. Brewer and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed CAN or address Post
Iafe.ilgenesr, Seattle.
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resa ArS 1t1llszzEgs-- At41.izgx. SESzs9
n q rsar ran: bran. Cazltex1-A. sl-sss &.
ggfss8s arzn8s Il bran. IL
-s,s.@ - -sev. sss ~ n@st aavs@Y. g-rsz -
alsas<s srsk, ctgVsE. fssS&s9s ssoeE sss
4 - gssnuzssssG zhsaz, So 81. 90 cat
ss#s pr TO; ssEaE. gsE s.-s sseo1
rss~ sea- 50 aas Blro1ras<. Scss 81 "a
gxrnst ChEe, s. = - river Earb2nks Vs.
saa. -fvsr reds. GSA7ssss 0TAEcz Sur5Snks
a~-ce-3 swees posssoes. ,s.segz. Iss AZ
80 - 4 SO. GrrE0a onlGus STa <.
s's.sr.rr = - Ts--4gst. cried peppers. 1ssc ps-
ygsEr4. 5rfs1 OErA. y e l-asc Per pog1n1. gar
per pond. aspsragus, i96zse- p@r pound
Fs,z Angeles tomatoes. tscafi per hcx.
gr.en psss. GSfsc per Folnos string beans
7G@c. gTs~a PegR@Ts Seste Per box.
tomatoes E@L3 per box; eraRo@rrsss
rrss,rs~Farcy apples. slss per barrel:
eonaaea %. -, ssEss y ,..- ss--., eo. Ns;
anges. y7a3s pr BOX Mexican lines
o. 5bsss Per box: California lemons. COM
men. g1Gi5. Do good 70 choice. S. SEGA
per box. Do fancy. 2E1z.5e per box
rrao4 f-sgtt = ass94 per bax; rnanGss rirs
Hello per hox. Hawaiian bananas. slI2
par hunrn: New orleans bananas, $3.50
: s: paaeapples> t344 per dozen: Persian
Jsattsr-t,Teanery- fancy. aans per
pouad, seconds. lsalss; fancy dairy. 50
lie; secoads de, Nalse; creamery. tGo.
ITagsc. pscklea. l4c: arkin. I2ai4c
(,neess-Fancy mid. new, s143ioc: fair
20 good. T9Ssscs California cream ched-
6ar t8izN lie, young American. HIGHS
Eastern. T4aIRse. Western. l-4l2Are.
Exgs-Ranch. I5alsc.
pe9ItrT ard Cfane-Turkey xobble-s.
I've 125sfsi3c. heEs. 1$ct ro0stsrs. ofc. 81 Per
daxer. ROSTERS, young, &ds per Dozen:
brotgers, small. $40 per dozen: do. large
s4a459; fryers. sl591s; hens sf845e.
ducks. cid. s4.593559 per dozen 60. young,
pigeons. old. sgi 3 per dozen: DO. young.
So ssg32 %. hare. 81 per Dozen gray geese,
s. % per pair: rabbits. si9l5o per dozen.
white geese. s. per pair; brsnt, a.59.
honkers. $50. English sTaipe s. s0aS per
dozsn. common. 90. sl-SsslSe.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady: December, sLis; May.
RaTisy-steady; December. T714s; May.
nc.
Corn-Large yellow. T71@9soa
Bran-CaHforEia, sISal35o.
Wool.
yyoei-Fali. Choice mountain. s37c;
poor mountain. 4G5c: San Joaquin plains,
s45c; do, foothih sQsc; Northern fall, 20
Oregon. poor, s9Te; do, choice. suIee:
Valley. Oregon, coarse. h110o: DO, medium
l0ai2c. Nevada, 6GSc; Nevada extra, Pc.
Hops.
Hops-Quosable at sal0e per pound for
Financial.
silver bars . ssss lDrafts-sight 49,. Is
Mex. dolls ..sibsGSIl4l Telegraph ga
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TIE Imports % sry gVe-ss ard rsz~~al
= F~zAr1tse ~ ta1@ PER- THIS week were
sysaCss ~sgts week wNrs - ES q w1f-1
- ls9 we're vrlE TIE Hxp1rrs - sTs@efe
- tnSA ro~z fer sn9 week arAlz@ sa3aT
axsvsx1ted So -. os was1a sss9 were
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. Feb Especial
saAIed-schr Prosper, Capt. Johsnnssen.
for Honolulu.
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Feb. i. 1887.
Continued rain. stationary Temperature
b. 5. pAGUE. Foreoaster.
e. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Mining stocks.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard of Trade.


CHICAGO, Feb 1S-Wheat opened firm
at a shade Improvement on Thursdays
closing prices and improved upon first
quotations. before revealing the true
middle OF the session became strongly
downward. May started at T5ssc and
75isG, compared With Thursdays closing
price Of 751sc: then worked gradually up
10 5GisgL.c. There was the turning point
for the day and II went down in two
long rolls landing first at I5is and after
reaction TO 45ss. 90 renewed It's quick
descent. 14it being the next terrace upon
which IL rested for time St Louis was
at the bottom Of the early advance, al
though the disturbed condition Of Eu-
ropean politics had a slight influence at
the time OF opening. This factor was lost
sight OF. however, when the Liverpool
cables were received showing no effects OF
the war Ike talk and the attention OF
spectators was directed 20 q 2 cent Jump
IN the May option at 81. louis
There was no apparent reason for the
jump and IL scared the local operators
into q general scramble TO cover that re-
suited In an advance TO T6IA9.c. That
was the high point OF the day. Receipts
fn Chicago since Thursday morning were
r. ears compared with s94 car loads on
the corresponding two days of last year.
5S5 cars, which includes yesterdays in
spection and So year ago. Atlantic
port Clearances for two days were only
S5oV bushels IN wheat and -four together.
BY the time the price had got down 10
1859 outside stop loss orders began to
come in. This brought matters 10 a
climax and further decline to 772sc en-
sued The closing was nervous 81 759. q
Corn was rather heavy and trade con
fined strictly 10 small transactions until
wheat began 20 show 50 much weakness
After that some selling cut OF long eorn
caused \ new low priced record for May
Another low price record was also es-
abolished for oats. The opening was
steady and 3 slight advance ansued under
some scattering buying until wheat broke
however. oats did likewise and the bot
tom price was bid at the finish. Pro
visions were strong ali day.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat--Fshruary. 72t.o May, 5sss a7sTsc.
25izc. 17S~
Glastonbury, i4-sc; May, Is&c.
Pork-FebruRrv. s7T0. May rs0
Lard February. S3-25i2 May. s3sTik9
SSs9
Ribs-Fs5raary. s2.s7as: May. s4a4oss.
Eya-S3c
BarlcY-23r1
F9sx-7417sc.
Tlmotay-S2. 72ik.
1.-Two stock
Thare was the usual Saturday market
for csttis, receipts being less than 5Al
bead. and prices in consequences being.
arke-y nominal Quotations were firm,
with = good demand for good feeding
cactle. and the few offerings vera readily
disposed Of az yesterdays prices
Aogs-Sales we're q common 20 heavy
prime light weights a. s. 30 2 s7I The
bulk % Che sales were a. s. 4V31 n
Sheep-C0mmon 70 prime aocks vera
salable a. s. 75G4& Westerns fatehfnsr
3 z5l4, yeariinss brought sfG4 % aud
lambs sold for A7sG5.
lRecs'pss-cattls, 81: hogs. 1909; sheep,
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F1eur-D1si: demand pcor. s. reufs
fay wt-ter e "a
xxe7s-Az Lar4e- psr8@~ -nsss n e.
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Total sales.
Flour.

Flour Receipts. stcoo; exports. 1sSoo
barrels Market quiet and only barely
steady CITY winter patents 81 sAfAs s. +.
Minneapolis patents s. 55sl2 50; do. bakers
s3.se13So. Southern aour steady.
Wheat.
wheat-Recelpts. 6. $50: exports jog 600
bushels. SPOT. weak. No. ! hard sS1<c
Options opened frner on strong south
western markets and bad crop reports
but later turned weak and deelinsd
Sharply under The influence u IiauIaa-
ton. absence OF cash business ard smaller
weekly exports. Near months led the
decline, closing lac lower. with futures
Slisc.
Hops-Dun: state common 20 cho.ce.
IS crop. tG1c.
wool
wool-Qu'st: asecs isgaoc; pulled. SO
Petroleum.
Pstreleum-steady: United. closed s-sA-
bid, Pennsylvania Grade. steady. &arch
Metals.
Coppsr-Steady: brokers. rlo
F4g ircn-Easy; Northern, NoalaA
T.esd-Strengs brokers' tSeS-
ITu-P3at6s easy
Coffee.
y-.nee-Crsions closed steady 1919 polrt s
Rsa aaist; No invoice, ga tohbiuE -. .
aIl6. steady. Cerdoya, l1z4ls.-
Sugar.
sara--Raw, 6rm; Jar re1niag. = sic.
.eatr4tuxai. = test. 5 SIS. refined. ouls..
steady. standard a. ~: con<scEoners A
a.. cat loaf Sc. powdered -, grauu-
lated. SO
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WASHINGTON. FEB. BIO further
extensions Of the e3vil service bGl viii be
made duriEg the remainder q tns pEezeas
s1ux-E1s.T Rs.2a
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r-g.~ - Esnxwfrr between Ia
s<rE a. N8cfaF1a. p 9
saaS, 49, sTaaos& iie Ar 7sssprn
sscr e. sT~rr.F - Ar. 1.Epr
-pt TowHsxad 2. Ar'Is.Ssafa
ss - All s,Ss ssFa - ~ s"'afA
sssAs 49, farFis1es frst-ciass se-
~ess - rarryBnx boEh freight and
1865 $780, sgss lssves from TeSisr wharf
sssess 80 Victoria az SO .. IA and
7sresns 81 ? r. ,. -. n...-.
saskss.. .s~xsss. etc. inquire OF
re- F<A q p. THoRNDYKr.
Arsut. Yssisr wharf. Seattle.
a sAfyLAC. - r. s.
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Als1 TANKS hyN A9A2 atssa-As--@ - &&S1'N
OF TeTuir~Tzenls-
The F7rancIee savs: A further SHRINK
sEA n the reserves % TIE New York
Clearing house banks coming after TIE
previous weeks decrease. makes the tsSI A.
contraction fer tne rast fourteen days
3 Sc 81 IN the Rzrrs tire f9as sec-asSe
- cash was o "a 50. THIS = BE
from a BANKING point o. view. especially
ztEcs Ire loans have expanded during tne
are tire nearly -. & aol 80 bus re sx-
x and ne outlook fer better rates 81
tire neney rzzFkst - not vfSlnly brighter.
a factor OF some irapuTtancs IN the
situation a. present is the rapid contrse-
present fi-ns. court ting octoaar. has heess
ever - fss go ard as the normal average
81 The New York hanks - slightly under
-. 19.iz9. q fgrfhsr reduction = 20 bs
looked for. The movement VIII Be slower
rom Tow on. for Ths reason that TIRE
8s.fs*Aasa monthly link or circulation de-
creases by the treasury has been reached.
TIE changes - the statement for The
WEEK are indicative OF better buss ness.
While some changes ordinarily would not
ton - present. a. revealing q lgntsr
movement - currency 20 this center.
The failing OF ~ probably not SO much
On secount % ths interest rates OF bal
aaces. ns because % s renewed demand for
loans n other quarters and this Itself
- rather important. Ire incident veri-
hGd the forecast made some tine since
IN IN. anslysfS-that the banks could not
look for reIief through gold exports. and
as further bond loans were pat OUT OF
enc question. domsstts expansion in
business afforded the only measure OF
profit Up 10 this ssrns the commercial
activity has net been 40 marked. bat the
changes In The statement show that b1Ff-
nees il giving signs OF revival, the ex-
tent Of which cannot be judged a. preSsn.
with any degree OF certainty.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Feb. iS-wheat-walla
Wagla. SoTSlcs Valley s2efS3c per bushsA-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 4 ara
for fha Past Week

Rszi estate transactlons sin1e Jauuarr
!. 1sQT are ssA25 70. There were fled Tor
record during the week 81 deeds. the con-
slderatlous arEregatiug f4S. ai3-I. Follow
ing - the record for the week by days.
including Thursdays and Saturday
s-rrafar..
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al Bsr,.'.isE CO. loss u - =. alk = west
sa&@S .EsRTssT essse1s co2azay's lss sd.
keNA. JAn. - sSssA
Hss i go = sAass. IS. aae $ ssh s Mob
EehFaln I4anser Il AZ - = i I1rusr.
s 80 SO sec 4 =. : - scres. Ess. q.
ov49 A Bysrs % owe Blanche Mlxasn.
los q AID u. ak z. River PARA. Feb le.
re Ksrklaaa Iaaa ans improvement
IS, klrSssna. Pee. a. 49,. 81
0ererieFe Re ArgelEs WAsson 70 E1fra-
beth p. shepard. iet Il. BIZ I. jackson 81
AZ Sar 1 & Rafsra Z 2 : wi.iss az I. and Ger
@ nan Park, Feb. : SIS
w Y. Rlneha~t e ux- e Ts-lFA Georxe.
aet 8 ~ Msp'e.s a8di se,s and 8 *
IA: leg 1. elk rs Commercial So Steam Me-
tor add. dune J. iS@. ST..
" 4. sanders 70 Manns Cleveland Mn
frg Company. Wa Rage ard Ls Ret
raSnes. Granite Mountain district. ree. 3 a
James N. Frye e. IN. ~ George r. Eye.
i b.k % & bsnay Is 81 so I'D . S5r.h $50 ssa;
/ 50 = ''A 4 i''As' '''a $40 sap ''N
10, la BIZ e. Central seattle aaa. Msnch
L. lSei 81 aa
Peter Graham E, TX. q Hugh CurrAn.
iot 70 BIZ - CsnZr4 Seattle add, FEB.
frank NJ. purgln 81 ux. to Louis An
dsrseh. lot i. ek 1z1. salmon Bay Park
sad. Sept Is. fSss. ". fla
Thursdays Transfers.
state to Nerthsrn rastac Railway Com
pany. iots 70 and ~. DIX lsS. Seattle Tide
Lands. Feb. s Si.S@A
Henry s Helm Il TX. 10 Alnins Knight
on, rot T.. blk !. JOAN J. NcOsivTa's "a A'td.
Feb. II. s45a
David +. IsaFevrs - NIX. 70 CHRIS Hal
version, Ms cf So SIX sec =. =, ;. Jan. ".
II. II. Dearborn 10 George F. Dearborn.
lots /. and s blk 8. FigmnlsFs add, Oct
q. lss6. a c, sl.tsN
Same TO Same. lots % 5. DIX 4 Plum
mer's adj, Oct. q. ISIS. Q c, Si,sfN
Fay W. Foster ct 4X. 20 Charles w AK
ham, etr sw ne ne sec =. =, T. except strip
Is feet wide across north end for road.
Eeh. = ". 500.
Richard Davis to Frederick z. Harlow,
Sc ne see e. q, s ~ acres, FEB. T. 81
Cand&ce Van Broakitn 10 Mary lasesck
lot S. alk &. William n. BelFs sth add
Feb. II. 81.
sheriff 20 John Child. blk 81 Bell Hers
20 add. Jan =, Sl4eI.so. -.
A. D9nnv's add. Jan. &. S. eS2 20
Sheriff 70 c. L. lsoysJoy, sAx sw SEQ ~, -
&, - acres, Jan Is. g,4s.4s.
Sheriff TO Nancy M. Bosart, lots % ~.
blk 7, Comstock ada, Jan. =, &,sQi.sS.
Sheriff 20 Edwin Eelis. lot .. OK 1, Sax
tiers ada, Jan. o. SsSlS9
Sheriff TO Henrietta ~ Jorup. lots ara
4 blk % TSFry's LIST add. Jan. 70. a@.Ase ~
Sheriff 20 Jane G. Agard. lots I and =
blk 81, Yesler's ID add. Jan. =. Sl.ieS.Ae
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soET ogcHAKp AID PORT WASH

sTEAM . = . =, -. = st's,
~. 0rrasrd and Port Washington
e. caves city dock. foot OF Msln
-, s.N a n. calling at South Beach.
49, nriek Yard. Bremerton, Z. 3.
Tzr6 sidney. Charleston. Tracytan.
80. sliyesdsls. Leaves Port Orchard
49, etasien a. 2 D m arrives Seattle
So "a T. y. Robinson. master. Lilly
ss..sgraas a Co. agents. Telephone. Main
r.
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IRIS sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.

~s 1apr.4%D AND EvANGTL.
IT.. a. Towns@n8-Seah Pay route.
So azyiaaa leaves feslsr dock sun
ssssns- -ss-1zyr ard ThsrsSsys Al II ~
ssys - port Townsend. Port Williams.
; . -. pert Angeles. Port Crescent.
fsssss,.y pyshf. Cialsan Bay ami Neah
9<e9.ssr~nfng. arrives ~ Seattle . D. IA
bsJ. sss.s.s fsvs Steamer Evanges leaves
= 49, fnr Port Townsend. port An
1ss - VfctOria Mondays. Wednesdays
a. -.-sss days a. zzH9 p m
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Hay, Grain and Feed.
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No club. soc: blue stem. slso; d
and quiet.
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Ie1aT clones = week - brisk hnstnsess
p&Ftisstlariy noticeable after xhs ioux spell
~ nAi4nes-- Trade u lively IN eSi iees
with Indications good for 4 es9yssfFss,,s-a
oNfsnx TIE COMING week Flour hay
krslB and groceries show -. greatest ae-
tlFtsy. f1f the renewal % ffs ia fslt 81
ali branches
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STEAMERS.


----.---- -.SsT-sxY3 AID ALASKA STEAM
gCGE8 sffTP CoEPASE.
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The MARKET REPORT.

Sezttfs Tefa - ~
Sa--as-ses - tbs Seattle. Tsea-aa a16
tf@~tR2 ezs&rt1g houses ta1zy were.
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PEOPLES sAvINGs BANK.
Residential Block, Seattle. Wash.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-15

board of trustees in any village wher" no as
SCISSOR has barD -larfed To- ,nS,,fnt before the
first day Of My. 1891. assessor for such vii
lagr, Who shall hold his office until the next
charter election and who shall qualify in the
manner provided by law.
Section lu2 No law contrayening the provis-
Ions of this act shall be construed as repeating
or modifying tie same, unless such purpose be
expressly - forth IN such law.
Section 100. All acts parts Of acts contra
vcnnE in conflict with the provisions Of this
act hereby repealed.
Section lOf This act shall take effect ard be
In force from and after its passage and P1oIica-
Approved April 81. 1897.
No. CO. Al Published April q, 1897
CHAPTER 500.
AN ACT to revise the laws authorizing the bust
ness of banking.
scented in Senate AMI Assembly. do enact as
CHAPTER I.
-Baukiug Departmeut.-
Section /. There is hereby established in this
state banking department, which shall have
charge Of the execution Of the laws relating TO
banks and the banking business in this state
such department snail be designated as the state
banking department and shall be unGer the man
ageu!nut "ul control Of chief officer who shall
be called he bank commissioned
Section =. III, bank commissioners shah lie
vice aud consent of the SENATE. and shall hold
his office for the term 90 I've years unless sooner
removed By tA@ governor fur good cause and by
ILt W t..' consent 81 Tvs" t'nfh~ OF me men
htrS If Tile Senate lie may appoint "a deputy,
and rrEoN" such app"intmrnt ut pleasure. such
duties attached to tile office Of The bank com
mss. 1A'r during vacancy ID such o!icc and dur
tl.- lHe absence or th&bllijy oi MS principal.
I'll" bank commissioners may also employ, from
ltN" TO time SUCH clerks 10 assist him and his
deputy III tn a-Seaif-e OF III" several duties m
posed upon him by this act IS he shall md nee
eS>ary- The salary of the bank commissioner
snail ue tltE"e thousand dollars per HHuuIu The
salary Of The deputy ana such clerks rs may ha
employed shall be ut such rate per annum as
The bank commissioner shall decide. not how
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debt iIa rr@1I,I .,rraI,+ s,iueuSeS %
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considered !, rgnnrb AMI ,,-..it- rS,,,'. - 80 "
Section 81 All debts due - anv hsnt an
which interest," i na.r A. ',,i It5S,,,.:i =
period of twelve riNnrbs ,,riasI - - - . -
well secured and i'm r,r1rass ~ aoIia,r;Sn shaU
DE cons .Iarai La,I iat,f 81 5',r -, -, -, "a -
10 the profit and loss a-rnnrr az tSa .TTfrI -f,T,
Of one year - '-e
Section - Tho bond - ,g;-o.-,-- - n b,,t-
may declare a Dividend from, =, nun ~ its net
FRONTS. after providing for an expenses losses
- = ~ - AtS accrued or due from said bank.
a. iAeS SLaH deem eNpedieut: but before any
such dividend is declared ma. Iass tbsn opa-tar-h
Of the net pra+rs ~ ~ 80 -. 80 - - 80 So 80
half year or for such rarI0l as * covered by
the dividend shall ~. ,.i,t 49, a. - , 80 =;
until such surplus fund shall sTn|unT 70 twanfv
Per cent. of the capiroI sr0TL NJ dividend Snoi1
be declared before Tho csnf-aI srnrt &c f1Iiy
paid. '
Section 20 r-r.-- -u-,,. $780,. -,.-
officer teller IIarl. ~ 80. VI - - - ~,
f7fr ION VINO eLnbezzIes abstracts CT vii
its or PROPERTY - ~. l1,,. -i-.'s -; $3.50
tiun. whether owned bv il or heId IN rr3Sr I-
who, without autngrity Of Tta SiTsr+irs Issues
or puts forth any certfacatt.- Of denosiT draws
an! order or bill OF exchange makes any ac-
ceUtanee assigns aly nor. bond dr,ft lin nf
exchange mortgage. judgement ar ls.r... ar :, h.,
makes any f.Is4 .Dfry ~ M - - ~
statement Of TN, I,,nI. Mn 49,, ~ 80
to iujuge or afrsu5 fh i,i 49,, ~. - -, -,
tion, any person or CORPORATION or t. deceive.
any officer OF the haDI, ar s,yfn,s ass,,Ifsrfgn ny
any agent appointed tn aran,iSs ~. ariirs -
such bank or savings assoriarinn. ar any r,rson
who. with like furanr ala. 49, af.,s ~ - nv
clerk or sgpnr i'm Inc yi1Iatf,D - MI sseIiI,'
upon conviction thereof sh.I n, fr,1,ris', nI in
tL. state prison nor IA eyI.s.i tyr.T,Tt r3I-S ~
Section 81 If The bngrI - iir..-,,,s ,-
quorum Thereof ,f any 80 ~ ~ Hip(nUis, OF
late. or knowingly I,.rDIfr any az ~. =iicars
agents or EMPLOYEES 81 no hqTI. ., ,.iita ~
no T,r,,,sfl+i 80, w. 'Ht "diih l" N4o''le NY ="
from The bank rnn,n,i..i,,r-g- shan 81 -,
make good any loss ar dYrrara ras-Irirr f-r,,
such acts. or continue snrh rondurf II Shall
constitute a ground ror ,ha rnrfaitlra ~ ~
charter Of <uiI bank II s}aII No rhe any az
the bank commissioner. with the consent Of the