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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12
A BATTLE EXPECTED
Adm. SIMPSONS Squadron Likely
to Engage a Spanish Fleet.
WASHINGTON DELUGED WITH RUN0RS
Movements Of the Spanish Vessels Believed
to he Known " wsshIngton-Nsws Of
an Encounter Between the Fiesta
Looked for Every Hour.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Nsvsl officers
are predicting great naval battle to-
DAY or tomorrow between Adm.
SIMPSONS squadron and the Spanish
feet from the Cape Verde islands
They think the enemy's armada has
reached Porto Rico or will arrive to.
day. The American fleet has 1900
miles to travel to reach San Juan, but
is believed to be approaching that
port. II the Spanish armada reaches
Porto Rico by to-day the American
government officials count on q great
battle not later than Tuesday.
Washington was deluged yesterday
with rumors Of fighting and wrecks in
West Indian waters, but at late hour
last night the government had re-
ceived no confirmation Of any of
them and they were discredited in
official circles, though the fighting
was admitted to be possible. One
rumor had 1t that the Montgomery
had engaged aSpanish gunboat off the
coast Of Hayti and was chasing it
towards SIMPSONS feet Another
reported the sound Of heavy
cannonading near San Domingo
port A third brought the report
that the Cincinnati had foundered. A
fourth reported II Spanish vessels at
San Juan, Porto Rico, and still an
other had Adm. SIMPSONS feet sight.
ed off the north coast Of Hayti. In
official circles IL was explained that
the American consuls In the West In
dies had instructions to promptly nd.
wise the government Of warlike moves,
but Secretary Long declared he has
had no confirmation Of the rumors.
Official Washing ton Is waiting i'm
patiently for definite news of Adm.
SIMPSONS operations and is confident
he will rival Adm, Dewey in the com.
pleteness Of his work il the Spaniards
will only tempt humiliation by COM
ing within range Of the American
guns. 1t Is thought Sampson will not
endanger his ships by bombarding San
Juan until after he has met the ar
mazda.
There is theory in certain circles
here that Sampson may permit the
Spanish fotilla to take refuge in the
harbor Of San Juan, after which he
will close in on it and proceed to de-
stroy 1t, much as Adm. Dewey did the
ememy's armada at Manila. This
theory Is based on the fact that the
Spanish boats are much faster than
the battleships Iowa and Indiana, and
II engaged in open sea might run
away. 1t Is possible, Of course, that
the Spaniards will not make for Por-
to Rico, as the American strate-
gists expect them to do, but If
they do Sampson and his squadron will
give them hot reception 1t is
believed in well-informed circles in
Washington that this government has
been acting on credible reports as to
the destination of the enemy's fotilla.
1t Is known to have a secret service In
Spain and other European countries to
send advices of the enemy's purpose
and the movements of SIMPSONS feet
since asst Wednesday lend strength to
the belief that the government is act
ing on information that the Cape
Verde armada Is headed for Porto Rico
Dr. Cuba.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12
Taylor Riddle an Army Ofilcer.

TOPEKA, Kan, May 9.-Taylor Rid
die, chairman Of the populist state
central committee, was elected captain
Of the company Of Kansas volunteer
organized in Marion and Mcpherson
counties. He accepted the position
and will lead one Of the best compa
MES sent from Kansas He will re-
sign the craftsmanship Of the state
committee and also as member of the
Kansas live stock sanitary commission
II he gets through the examination.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12
Two Bank off,cers Arrested.

MARION, Kan, May 9.-The bank
commissioners examining the affairs
OF the First state bank Of this city,
which closed Its doors Friday, found
sufficient evidence to justify them in
swearing out warrants for the arrest
Of Harry Z. Mason and H. c. Blum,
president and cashier. The complaint
is made by Thomas Osborn, deputy
state bank commissioner, on the
charge Of making false reports to the
examiner Of the condition of the bank.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12

KEY WEST, Fla, May 9.-The Span.
ish brigantine Frasquito Of Barcelona.
bound from Montevideo and having
on board cargo, Of jerked beef, was
brought in here by the dispatch boat
Hamilton. The Frasquito was cap
tursd of Havana yesterday by the
United States cruiser Montgomery,
Commander 9. A. Converse.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12
Tho Amasonas Ready for Business.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May 9.-The
new cruiser New Orleans, formerly the
Amazonas, joined the flying squadron
yesterday evening. 1t is stated that
the authorities at Cape Henry were in
q quandary as to how to report the war
ship, which was purchased recently
from the Brazilian government. In
fact they did not know the New
Orleans, and reported that "a big white
ship with yellow tunnels" had passed
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They Have No Ammunition.

LONDON, May 6,--The Paris corre'
spondent of the Daily Mail says; ~
hear on indisputable authority that
five of the Spanish warships, including
the battleship Pelayo and the fine
cruiser Alphonso KILL, have not yet
been supplied with ammunition. This
was the cause Of the delay in the sail
ing Of the Cape Verde fleet and proba-
bly, will compel 1t to return to Cadiz"
Arkansas Congrsssmsn Renominatsd.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 9.--ln the
democratic primaries Saturday all the
present Arkansas congressman were
renominsted
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Funston May May; Not Return to Kansas.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Fred Funston,
Of Kansas, whose experience in the
army Of Gomez will prove Of great
service to Gen, Miles, is here to confer
with the war department officials.
Funston was in charge Of what artil-
lery there was in Gomez's army, and
he knows thoroughly the military
roads, the fighting strength and equip.
ment Of the insurgents. He may be
detailed for special service with the
first corps OF the army OF occupation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12
Lleber Karl's COlOra Lowered.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 5.-Lieber
Karl met his master yesterday. He
lowered his colors to a grander, q bet
ter horse, for Plaudit, like the aristo-
crat of the turf that he is, won the
honors Of the Kentucky derby by
nobly responding to call for speed
and in race that will long be remem.
bered by the $1,000 people who saw it
1t was a most exciting finish, Lieber
Karl running close second. The
purse was $4,000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12
Spanish Prisoners Have Negro Guards

ATLANTA, Ca, May 9.-Sixteen pris-
oners Of war, nine officers and the re-
mainder privates and non-commis-
STONED officers, arrived under guard OF
detil Of negro soldiers from the
Twel ty.fiftA regiment and were placed
in the military prison at Fort McPher-
son. The Spaniards were captured in
Cuban waters several days ago by the
Nashville and they have been held in
custody at Key West until orders were
given to bring them to Atlanta
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12
Oklahoma Editorial Association

OKLAHOMA CRY, Ok, May lO.-The
annual meeting Of the Oklahoma Edi.
torial association met here yesterday.
J. b Campbell, of the Hennessey Kick.
err was elected president and Lon
Wharton, Of the Perry Sentinel, score.
tarv.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12
Ohio Excursion Train wrecked.

COLUMBUS, o., May o.-By the turn
ing Of q switch here yesterday an ex-
cursion train from the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago road over the
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus road
into the city was wrecked, three cars
demolished and one man, Rizen Fry,
Of Louisville, O., killed, and three
others injured. The train had come
in TO visit the soldiers at Camp Bush
nell, In this city, and was one Of 81
trains which came In as specials dur
ing the day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12

NATTUNAL EEAUUE
AT Chicago-St Louis, s; Chicago,s
At Cincinnati-Cineinnati I; Louisville, l.
WESTERN LEAGUE
At omaha-Kansas City, .; Omaha, 4
At St Paul-St Paul Z; Minneapolis, 4
At Observation-Disclosures, s; Milwaukee. 1
Al Columbus Columbus, "A; Detroit q
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
AT Cedar Rapids-Rock Island, 7; Cedar Rap.
ids, G
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; St Joseph, 4
AtDubuQue-Peoria, ls; Dubuque
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12

New YORK, May 5.-When Gen. Stew
art L. Woodford arrives In this coun'
try he will be met at quarantine by
many Of his old comrades In U. y.
Grant post, G. A. R., and the Union
League club, Of Brooklyn. Both Of
these organizations have united to
welcome him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12

GOLDEN CRY, Mo-, May lO.-Perry
Hickman was killed in the street yes
terday while resisting arrest on the
charge Of choking his sister and
threatening her life,
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said sples We're Hired.

New YORK, May IA dispatch from
Brussels to the New York World says:
"The Petit Bleu prints an interview at
Paris with high placed parsonage,
Spaniard, who declares that the
American squadron could not have en-.
tered the bay Of Manila without a
secret understanding with the insur-
gents. He intimates that Mr.. vii.
liams, the United States consul at
Manila, hired spies for the purpose"
Mas Gould's Gift Accepted.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The president
has accepted the gift Of Miss Helen
Gould, Of New York, TO the govern
lnent of 100000 for war purposes and
her check for that amount was re-
eeived at the treasury department.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-12

The Missouri state prohibition con-
vention was called to order at Moberly
to-day BY State Chairman c c Stokes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-18
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Al-ki VIII DO due from Skagway
Sunday.
Steamer Dirigo IS hourly expected from
Skagway.
Steamer Cleveland IL due from san
Francisco.
Steamer Garonne Will sail for Hawaii
November -
Steamer .waIa walla sails Sunday for
San Francisco.
Steamer Laurada will be due from Skag-
way next Sunday.
Steamer Umatnia Will arrive Sunday
from San Francisco.
Tug Beaver is receiving a new pi.olhouse
at the Vulcan Iron Works wharf
Steamer Riotun Marzl sailed for the ORR
Elk a. o'clock yesterday afternoon.
British ship Gassdaie has hauled In 10
the West Seattle elevator and is loading
wheat for the United Kingdom.
Schooner Arthur r. arrived from D-inge-
ness yesterday with fifty tors Of wheat
ana Is dischargsns at Gaior4iih's.
British ship Bedford, 2.T7i tons. Cart.
Mcktnnon. recently al San F'Fanctsca from
New South Wales. arrived yesterday and
win load wheat for the United Kingdom.
Yukon river steamer Quicks;ep IS 20 be
hauled over 10 Old Tacoma TO 20 into win
Ter quarters. A. Il. Ckaffin went 10 arrange
for her reception yesterday. IL is reported
tina, sh- VIII he lowed 10 ST. Michael ia
the spring.
Steamer Excelsior viii leave hare Mon
day for Ealdes. taking 5JD tons Of freight
and on the return trip the remainder If the
fSh pack AZ Hunter bay. which viii DC
taken 10 San Francisco. Tho Excelsior wa
expected 10 sail for Seattle from San Fran
cisco last night.
Steam schooner Protection Is lying at
YesIeT dock loading the last II h.g cargo
shipped to skagway ~ me White Pas. &.
Yukon railway. A dseaInad OF lumber was
sax@rl on at Everett. while q cargo af
Franklin engine coal. together with a mis-
ceiiane0sIs LOT u general merchandise. .as
loaded mere. The Protection * waiting for
twsnty-9s tons Of powder - hn.an her
loading. and In expected 20 sail today.
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NEW Br0Y FOR THE STRAITS.
Tender Coiumbine Hiu Repair Sig
naIs Down the sound.

The government lighthouse tender COL
urnb.re which aaz tust returned from As
.orAa lAli aloraEsttie Schxahsei1er's wharf
yesterday. said Capt kAe5Ar4soa:
We expre1 70 ~ or the Sound = tea -
two months, and during that time wt.} give
Egnt houses ani lighthouse aDqs ancsrz q
genera! oveEhaulsnE. That o.li oi0Y lying
On ths forward decg VIII replace e4tasr sns
h~r tsagy now a. f'srfr!sge point or at
Iarsof.'s reef. su tae Straits af JHan 10
Fuca."
'rhs buoy REFERRED ta was lsYSe one
afsesn fses luF9g ara SVEN feet 10 diameter.
fef,resz rszS - IS .5ns FrtiaYa ne In test
Las in This wurk TnA 6'o.Srao!ne nas
ftsst been Thoroughly over.lsJ.sf ana ass-
senss ar improved eprssfTaFsee She s~st a.
Z e.csecx last evening for Pcint Roberts
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ig.--spoken---
Per hk Alden Besae. from Honolulu. sailed
Oct. .. Nov. :. $50 N: 1851 s., schr Rem
dixen, from Chemaylius sor Sydney; wish
ed 20 be reported; all we'll
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. lT.--Arrived-
Tug Hercules. Goes bay; s.r south Port
sailed Str Umatilla. Victoria schr Queen.
Everett: str Leelenaw, Seattle: sir Homer.
MAHUKoSA. NOV. ARRIVED schr
kAILAu. Nov. s-Arrivee-Sehr Han
gor. from Port Ludlow.
PORT GAMBLE, Nov. I7.-Arrived. Nov.
TACOMA. Nov. I..-ss,led, Nov. le--Schr
rived. Nov. is-schr F. s. Rednsid. from
EVERETT, Nov. l7.-Arrived. Nov. L.
Sehr Sailor Boy from san Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW. Nov, iT.~-Arrived, Nov.
ld PSST s aPTsKt, from in tIo- ,rr,xos
Nov Ssh wachuset,s, from Dutch Har-
Dor. Sailef-Chil sh Star of Italy. for
Port Gamble
PORT GAMBLE. Nov. l7.-Arrlved--schr
Spokane. Capt. Jameson, from Hao. TO load
fORT TOWNSEND. Nov. i7.-Arrived--
ct. from San Pedro: schr Falcon. from
Dutch Haybor: schr Dora Biuhm, from San
Pedro: bg Courtney Ford. from San Pc
dro: sshr Aics Cook. from Honolulu.
In port-Bk,n Kliki.at, from Port I.ud-
low. for Honolulu; bk Tehobaid. from PA
get sound.
REDONDO. Nov. l1.--Arrivsd-Sir Grace
Dollar, from Gray's Harbor.
cLALLAM BAY Nov lin port--Haw
sh Euterpe, from Tacoma for Adelaide: an
Columbia, from Tacoma Tor San Francis
co.
PORT GAMBLE. Nov. i7.-Arrived-Schr
Joseph Russ from San Francisco.
COOS BAY, Nov. I5.~-Sailed, Nov. H.
Schr Meancthon. for San Francisco.
PORT ANGELES. Nov, T.-Arrived.
Nov. i6-Sh Henry Willard. from Homo
lulu.
HULL. Nov f1.--Arrived. Nov. ie-Br sh
cressington. from Tacoma
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SYNOPSIS.


Special Dispatches TO post-Inteiligeneer.
NEAH BAY, NOV. II. p ni.-Barometer,
aS:7s cloudy. wind west eight miles. Out
ward-S,r Mackinaw, J p. m. tug Ta-
coma, $40 a. m: a steam schooner. $50
a. IN. inward--A steamer, li:la a. M. i
bark In tow tug racoms. u.so a. ~, q
schooner $50 n. n.
CLALLAA, Nov. II. r. m.-sfoudys
light west Wind. SAs Enterpa and Co.
iu;nhta in the hay.
PYSHT. Nov. Il. 1 p. m.-Cioudy: light
west wipd.
CRESCENT. Nov. Il. r. m.-Barometer.
s9.7i; cloudy; wind, west four miles.
PORT ANGELES, Nov. II. p. H.
Cloudy: light west wind: blk Louisiana and
RI Glory OF the Seas and tug Katy IN the
hay. 81 Henry Willard LETT Tor up sound
SIS p. II.
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THE CITY OF SEsATTLE-Departme Of
Finance. Treasures 0Tice-City Treas
urer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
merit roll OF Local Improvement District
No. is5, in the City of Seattle. created BY
Ordinance No. 5a13 Entitled an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement OF First Az
sfue in the CITY or Seattle, from Piks
same. and providing for the paym n; there
tor oy the mode OF immediate payment. and
establishing fund for such payment by
an assessment upon all lots and parcels Of
Iand benefited by. such Improvement. under
the provisions OF Ordinance No. alss1, ap
proved April 18th. 1892. amended by Or
oinance NO $50. approved May sth, ISL.
and Ordinance No. 44s3. approved May 5th.
lsSI. and the City Charter as now IN force,
has been certified to me for collection, and
that unless payment OF the assessment
thereon contained IL made within - days
from the DATE OF the first publication Of
this notice such assessment shall become
delinquent and shall hear interest al the
rate OF 10 per cent. per annum until paid.
and II not paid before such assessment shall
shaii become delinquent a penalty Of iFsr
cent. shall be added. and the sums delin-
quent shall be entered on the annual tax
roll Tor the current year against each lot
and parcel so delinquent ard with the In
terest collected as other taxes. separate ar
count being kept thereof and il not pain
within the time fixed FOR the payment Of
city taxes shall be collected together with
such additional charges and penalties as
are authorized 10 be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes, each lot or par
Gel so delinquent shall he sold for the
and costs. at the time and in the manner
and by the same authority as lands ana lots
A. II FooTE.
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle.
Date Of first publication. Seattle, Wasa.,
November f1fh 1872
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard of Trade,

CHICAGO. Nov i7.~-Daring the mild. 8
of the session the market was quite reY-
yous and prices moved up and down rap
idly Dece n Der shorts were evidently very
apprehenslve OF trouble on account OF fas
comparatively small stocks and the free
dom with watch wheat Is going out OF this
country. and that option became 50 pro
uOuncaslly bulilsh that May caught scfie OF
the same spirit In the last foriy-fise min
ufes' trading the market experienced Il &C.
c!de-s reversal. Outside markets "a a rule
failed 10 rexpon! 70 tbs advance here Real
being offered than the market could readily
abseFh ard prices IN consequence dropped
ra ge5fily TIE market was quite weak TO-
ward the close. December c.o8e1 AZ 6si-Sf
eoSsc and May a E57ec.
Corn vas very active and strong. hu, dla
not maintain The best Prices The casa de-
nan1 was good. both here and az the sea
~ the session. out ths closing weakness 81
wheat affected prices somewhat AAy
clased ts5E..c higher.
oats WSre tirrner ard higher AMI quite A
good general trade Mas done Outsiders
were in me market n increased rum s,-rs
Shorts we're large buyers. Toward the close
ts.s yYga ~kay g~2ke-sesf materially and neaf-
~ al fas advance gas iest- May closed
Ia GsEaeF
Ts~a.s IN provisions aa= VERY small IT,
market "a ias iaain vas steady. though
20 the tad hog market Al tie close J3aE-
arr PORK was ss1e lower. Lard 8 shade l0w-
er and rsIs a shade lower.
No. wheat
Opening Hsghs~.. Lowest Cfoxsrx
S-y 49, ss1s
Dsc. AZ. rsx--s sra ss;s essse7sx.
Aay :. - ss.s So 50
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington for the County Of
kins-No. Is .29l-Not.ce.
In the matter OF the petition OF the Seat
tie Smelling and Refining Company for
an order declaring e dissolved.
To Whom II Nav Concern: Notice Ia
hereby given that on the 18th day of No
vembsr. 1888. an application was made
and presented 10 the Superior Court OF
the State OF Washington for the county
of King by the Seattle Smelling and Re
timing Company. "A corporation existing
under the laws OF the State Of Washing
ton, praying that an order be made by
said court declaring said corporation dis
solved Said appiiCatio was accompanied
hy n certificate OF the proper officers OF
said corporation, both said petition and
said certificate setting forth that at
meeting OF the stockholders called for
that purpose ii was decided by 4 unan-
imous vote of the stockholders to dis
incorporate and dissolve the corporation.
Notice is further given that upon sala
application an order WAS made BY said
court specifying thar the said application
should he heard at the court room Of tbs
Honorable William Hickman Moore one
of the judges - said court at the court
house in the City of Seattlel King County
State of Washington. ON the 18th day Of
January. 1879, at the hour OF $50 o'clock
A. NJ.
Notice Is therefore given that az ths
time and place named the satd applica-
ton Will be considered by William Hick-
man Moore, Judge as aforesaid, and Il ne
IL satisfied that the corporation has taken
the necessary preliminary steps and OBJ
tanned the necessary vote 20 dissolve IT.
self. that all claims against the corpora
tton are satisfied and discharged an order
wll be made declaring said corporation
dissolved.
witness the hand 81 William Hickman
Moore. Judge Of said court aud the seal
OF said court this Ii,h dav Of November
Isas, GEORGE If. HOLLOWAY.
tSean Clerk.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange,

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE results Of
today's stCck market operations were
showed a continued lively interest on the
part Of the outside public in securities OF
all grades. As far a prices are concerned,
net changes axe rather mixed. though the
majority are on the side OF the gains ana
those IN scrne cases amounted 10 I per
cent. or over. The earlier period Of the
market showed heavy offerings to real
lie, which are 81 all times usual IN the
upward course II real ban market. Bat
even while prices sagge1 al some points
with the effort to absorb the offerings
tanning the undertone % arrnnsss- The
very notable fuoyenen: IN Atch!son pre-
ferred was continued from the outeet, AT
which time running purchases carried the
price up n The gan was subsequently,
extended g -, and 'he net gain Is almost
point There was a very heavy demanI
early for Denver preferred, which had
been marked Up before the opening here
and in London. THIS stock rose an tx
IRENE Two points and Norfolk * Western
preferred IL Baltimore s. ONO, Pacific
Mail and interna.lonA! Paper gave tone
Also 20 the early market. as f!1 an Up
ward bound OF Sc IN Metropolitan Street
Railway. and another Weakness IN Tobacco
and the reaction IN Chicago * Alton from
rs recent advance had al unso;Jliag effect
IA tae Ggst h5ar. In the second h0GE. how
ever. The Changers were taken IL haEa
ana Burlington and Rock Island were
pushed 70 the highest prices Of the year
Some % tse low priced and lately t1orm9n:
StC& we're Also A4NNEEl iEt+ tf3S move
ynent and advanced % ~ higher level The
late reaction vas induced by the persist
ct: weakness % the Northern Pacsacs and
TIA Ens4slEess .hGs caused q the minds
u holders by r1r1crs % 1.scor4 ard 4
prospective outbreak - hcstliifles ~ ne
Northwestern railway world TIE common
stock fell . re4 and the preferred 10 y
support vas apparently entirely with
drawn from these stocks, aa3 very heavy
blocks were thrown o. the market.
The bond market showed 2 Recurrence o.
- recent strength. yesterdays declines
being n part retrieved T0fal sales 81 6ss-
aSse Cnsse3 states usS K ccuron and re-
- coupon declined a. AKA TIE neg IL rsg.s-
tered - an iAe I'D prize.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, @d-i. 9sr cent: las foars
? Ger cent. prime mercantile PAPER, "a
per cent. S.er3Ig * chAuEe nrmer ws1a
actual business n bankers faiI Al s4N5
"a ~ for 9errz nj. ard =. si4s - sfx.y
days. posted rates "a sss4s sss5a: rr-- rnrr-
cisl bills. 81 81. es+sIF.. Silver ccrtA t1sates
sassIae. Bar silver. sac. Asx.ess 6ss-