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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-15
Hunting q CooI Plaoe.

San Francisco, Aug. 15.-President Will
ford woodruff, Bishop H. B. Clawson and
Counsellor George Q. Cannon, three lead
erS Of the Mormon church, are in the city
the guests of Colonel Isaac TrumbO. They
ure and they come at the present time to
escape the prevailing hot weather in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-15
Havana is Pleased.

New York. Aug. ia dispatch to the
Herald from Havana says: There is
general feeling of relief in Havana that
the war is over. On the faces of many
in the throngs there are unmistaka bic
marks of the privations they have under
gone as the result of the blockade.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-15
Hail Destrovs CROPS.

Darlington, N. d, Aug. ia hail storm
destroying $1,000 acres of grain has swept
over the western part OF Foster and Eddy
counties. The crops Of many farmers are
q total loss.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-15
Through Cars to Circinnati

Pullman palace and tourist sleepers
and free chair cars to Cincinnati with
out change. via Santa Fe Route, on
September 5, 1898. Round trip ticket
costs only $16.1O.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-15
IT IS SAID

By every one who has bought Groceries here that
they have cut their living expenses down half
There is no doubt about it; it's true, We give
you more for your money, just as good goods as
any grocery store in the city. Y GU can rely alb
solutely on everything you get here and if it is
not satisfactory you can get your money back.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-15

shoe sale O. bargain eounter. Payne's.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-15

Shoe sale on bargain counter. Payne,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-16
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
JuDCtien Steckteo, uarket ano
Ellis Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.



Shade Avenue by paving with macadam all
by virtue OF any street railroad TO curb
lines uniformly twenty-one CHI feet distant
from the centre line Of the street, placing
granite curling around the landings and
said landings. the remainder Of the curb
Ing being OF wood, and by repairing the
foundations and by replanking the bridge
on said East Madison street at or near
Twenty ninth Avenue North.
I'd That the cost thereof be pad by as
sessments to be levied upon the property
abutting upon said portion OF said Madison
Street and East Madison Street under the
plan or payment by Bonds" In the man.
ner provided by the Charter and Ordinances
OF the City OF Seattle, or as said Charter
and Ordinances may be amended. and in
conformity with the laws of the State ct
Washington relative to the issuance of
bonds In payment for Local improvements,
pe PERI OF nve 20 years,
20 That the City Engineer be directed to
furnish TO the City Council an estimate Of
the cost OF said improvements,
Cd That the matter Of making said Inn
provement VIII be considered by the City
Council at a session thereof to be held on
the second day Of January, 1899 7:30 o'clock
p. m, at which time all persons desiring
to be heard before the City Council upon
the matter OF making said Improvement are
Passed the City Council the 18th day ct
December. 1888, and signed by me in open
session In Authorization OF It's passage this
18th day Of December. 1885
w. v. RTNEHART
President of the City Council
,sl Filled by me this i2tn day Of December.
City Comptroller & Ex-officio city Clerk.
by @. x. CORYELL, Deputy Clerk
,S! Date OF first publication. December II.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.


The following Ii a list of deeds fled In
the auditors Office yesterday, as Furnished
by the Bulletin Publishing Company:
Sheriff to Thomas Reid, plaintiff. lots II
and Is. block II. Jackson Street add, case
2. $50 VS.. Florence n Stetscn. December
Ii, $s.SSl.35
John d. Smith ct ux. 10 J. w. Wheeler,
lots 8. 10 II. block 4. Third Motor Line add,
December 7. 500.
.Joln Glen ct ux. to c. w. Tenney. lots
Z ana q. block 4. Victory add. October II.
Charles LIE Won Mathews ct ux. TO Max
C,er!cus, southeast half lot 9. block a. Bell
heirs second add. subject to mortgage
$500. December 10. s.
Sarah n. Ashley and husband James 10
n Il Hchaffhausen. lot 7, block 81 John
f. Nag1efs second add. November 3, $40.
John w. Miller ct ux- to George Red
path undivided one-haif lots 10 TO IL. block
4 Grand Boulevard add. June Is. 81.
Sheriff TO c.. G. Brundage, plaintiff. lots
S and q. block 10. Bell and Denny's frst
add, case A.o0s va. ID. e. Brawiey ct al.
December Is. $20i9.o3.
Alice A. Williams aud husband John NJ.
10 Mary III. Holmes. west rs feet bot 4,
block a. Pontius second add subject to
taxes November T. 1859
Edmund Powers to w. ID. Foshay, lot 5,
block iak, d. r. Denny's first add to North
Seattle. subject to grade tax, Deceniber
s, IS.
William f. Swentxel ct TX. Ia Aaron l..
Cohen. lots and z block 2, III. l.. Yesler's
first add December I, 37,J1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-16
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec i5.-Trade In wheat
started In rather slow. though a good deal
opening Liverpool displayed more steadi-
ness than was expected after the late show
OF weakness in yesterdays market here
while the receipts at Minneapolis and Du-
,rth continued TO fan on. The frrnness
disappeared almost before trading got fair
ly started, Private continental cables re-
ported contantiy increasing stocks IN Rus
alan lsorss with continued free offerings
from Russia. This was also source Of
much weakness here yesterday and for a
short time had like effect today. The
market continued rather dull for about an
hour and a MALT but by IL O'Clock trade
mad begun to broaden ,ut very materially
aud prices to advance 30 rapidly that II was
somewhat Astonishing and pleasing &c tine
bears The big factor was the conditions
Of the Argentine crop, which cables re-
ported very pac.
some estimates placed tho demand as
high as ~ per cent This brought nearly
ali Glasses OF buyers into the market
There were many slight reactions caused
by proat-taksng. huf he market was firm
70 the end. May advanced lac FOR the day.
closing at tftxi4tfr. 8
Taere was big trade IN corn. after
which Il wen. on a rampage. Cables were
high and receipts moderate. bat the mar
ket was almost entirely a sympathetic one
following closely she fluctuations Of wiisat.
May closed iv1ssc higher.
oats followed wheat and corn. The mar
ks.. was rather duli almost up 10 noon
but became quite active after that, the
snor,a and elevator people being good buy
ers MAY closed 1z5sxc higher
Provisions gacaliared between heavy re-
eeipss ard strsng grain markets, and a
large business was done. The marker was
aosas early ali products easing OF under
free general selling, But firnsed 40 later
as the grain markets advanced and all the
declines being recovered. there was a good
deal Of realizing at times.
AZ the Close May pork was 3s-c higher
May lard shade lower aud May ribs q
shade higher
M. = Wheat.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
Dec - sais sSA~ stis 81
May 90 Gyss s7tx ssssess.a. sssTss5s7
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-16

THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-CIty Treas
urer's notice.
annual installment OF local Improvement
district No. III for the Improvement of
East street and Twenty-second ave.Nue,
in the city Of Seattle from Yesler avenue
under the provisions Of ordinance No
3.si9, which provides for the Improvement
OF said street by grading, sidewalking and
parking said street and avenue between
said limits. and providing for the payment
therefor in inetallments and establishing
fund for such payment by the ievying
the property aenefised by the improve
ment. and providing for the issuance OF
bonds as authorized by an act of the
Approved March o. is and Ha nnder sss
provisions of ordinance No. as4s, APP
proved May 7. 1894. as amended by ord,-
nance No $40, approved July II, 1884
ard the city charter as amended and now
in force, has been duly certified to me for
collection, and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel
district in payment OF such instsilment
remains unpaid. and the same. including
interest on the whole amount charged.
must be paid on or before the 18th day
made on such installmeat on or before the
18th day of January. 1899 the same shall
become Delinquent and shall bear inter-
until paid. and II not paid before said time.
a penalty OF five t5l per cent shall be
added. and the sums delinquent shall be
entered on the annual tax roll for the
current yea against each lot and parce:
OF land, and part thereof. so DELINQUENT
and with the interest and penalty shall bs
Collected as other taxes. together with
such additional charger or penalties as are
authorized 10 be charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes. and each 10; or
parcel OF land so delinquent shall be sold
for the amount of such assessment, with
interest. penalty and costs, in the man
ner provided by law.
A. H. FOOTE.
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle
Date or trst publication. December Il
1865
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Chicnwo.

CHICAGO. Dec. l5-Cattia in many
cases were fefiisc higher. Common beef
steers. AQ4.50: medium grades. Sings;
choice to prime shipping cattle. IS 2Ss2s %:
Christmas cattle. N.eslS.Ss: an occasional
extra heavy good drove bringing ssalS.ao;
Northern fed Tsxans. ss.So3i5a: stocksrs
and feeders. N.2s44-ie. calves, $SSsS..5.
Hogs-Prices suffered further decline
OF &c. at $s.2sls aSS.s, poorest lois. So sesfss q
while few fancy hearyweights brought
&S.ss: pigs. xnsG3.n.
Sheep and lambs ruled strong at the re-
cent advance Sheep. S22ss53a5 for COM
mon: $t.io4ft.S for prime iiocks; bulk Of
sales. S. S5di4.0. the heavy sheep being
slow, and big ewes were closed as IS fos4
3.75. yeariings AlS0AaS; lambs. s4ats5
for common up to S.AUai0 for prime
stocks
Receipts-cattle, $500: hogs. 5e.ooo; sheep.
5000.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Dec. 1a--Cattle-- Receipts. 700;
market, strong. Native beef Steers $i41
$40. Western steers, S. 7sa3a.ss: Texas
As: Gamers. SsarS; stcckers and feeders,
$a.soG4 60: calves, A.5oae.s5; bulls and
stays. s. SI2.5A
Hogs-R Receipts. 1850 head: market. 5s7loc
lower Heavy. 1.39SSo; mixed. $40
s.e7ia. light, $s.3oela3s; bulk OF sales. $3.S0
$50.
Sheer-ReceiptA 900: market. steady.
Fair to choice natives, $3i0QA -: fair to
choice Westerns. s3-5e&i4.i0 common and
stock sheep $z-5cd7s. 20: lambs. AtoGs.1.
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE.-city Treas
urer's notice.
Notice is hereby given that the fourth
annual instailFnent OF local Improvement
district No - for the Improvement of
Willow street. IN the city OF Seattle from
East street TO the east line OF walia waila
addition, under the provisions OF ordi-
rance No ssis which provides for the
Improvement OF said street hy grading The
same and constructing sidewalks on both
sides thereof. with parking strips between
sidewalks and roadway. and providing for
the payment therefor in insfaIlmenis and
establishing a fund for such payment by
the lSvyiHg and collection Of special assess
meatS therefor upon the property bens-
flied thereby by the Improvement, and
providing for the issuance at bonds as
authorized by an act Of the legislature of
the state Of Washington, approved March
:, isa. and under the provisions OF ordi-
nance No. S.Sts approved Nav :, iss.s as
amended by ordinance No. g. 40. approved
Jaiy II. 1894. and the city charter as
amended and now in force has been duly
cerfined 10 ne for collection and tire "a
spective sums therein charged ard leviad
against each parcel and lot OF lana and
Earf thereof. 81 said district In PAYMENT
q such instaIln1ent remains unpaid, and
tire same, Including interest on the whole
amount charged. must he pad on or before
ire f4th Cay OF January, fsss Unless
payment be made or saeh irsfalIment on
~ before the f4EA day az January lss@
.lae same shah become delinquent ana
shall bear interest az the rate OF 2 OR
csst per annun. until paid. and II not
paid before SAID time. q penalty az I'VE
90 Per eeaL stian De added. and the sums
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
TAX rall fer the current year agairlS, EACH
bot and parcel Of land, and pA-t thereof.
81 Delinquent. ard with the interest and
Ssn@lEy SAaA be collected IS other taxes
Together with such additional charges ar
penalties as are authorized to De charged
and collected on other delinquent axes
and each lei % parces 90 land so deifro len,
snail he sol1 for the amount Of such as
sassfIens, with interest. penalty and costa,
ia TIE manner provided by law
A. II. FoOTE
Cfsy Treasurer OF Tire City OF Seattle
Date % aEss publication. December IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-16

PORTLAND, Dee Is - There IL no
Snanse OF Importance in the locaa wheat
market The sharp bulge IN the East. In
the lack OF strength abroad. had no effert
On the local market, and most Of the ex-
SnI,srs refused 10 quote above asc for
Naiia Walla and Sc for valley with blue
SEM Quiet at 60uslc Others raised these
ngurez &c. but were apparently not over
ANXIOUS to do business. C1eared--Austrian
SIR Burma. for ST. Vincent with IA. 4ss
o,snels OF wheat: blk Marguerite Elise for
aye TOWN, With 8. 4So bushels Of wheat.
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go per II: nre brick. ns9se. terra Gotta
pipe. SC per foot
Cement uobhlng1-Portland. X. &c q.
Sc: Alsan. E.-a -
Lime 0obosngs-Roche harhor, $50: San
Juan. $l.sa.
Plaster Gobbinge-Golden Gate, per Dbl.
Plaster hair Carbohydrates. n "a nrr
sack, anwashed s. 70 per sack.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


W. r. Sutherland. Arlington: NJ. schu-
bauer Port Gamble, e. w. Wikte. Port
Gamble: =. Wallis. Tacoma: NJ. j. Murphy.
Tacoma. II. Corstens, Tacoma: L. e. Ma
honey, 81. Paul MINI. Mrs. Baker, Port
Gamble: Fred q. Foster HoquiaTn: A. J.
Winters, Chicago; III. NJ. Shannon. CHI
cago. A. q. Nelson. Tacoma. H. Wt.fen-
berg. Tacoma: r. q. Hathaway, Mlssouia !:
A Z, Daugien. Detroit; G. Brass. Victoria:
SchaefYer. spokane. J. A. Coleman and
wife. Everett: G. r. Chenery. Portland;
Miss X. OBrien, Tacoma: Il. C. Holland.
Portland. Mr, and Mrs +. Scott. Olym-
pIa: Lieut. George Green. r., T.. =. NJ:
Henry Hahn, Portland Eva Brooks. Sacfa-
niento Cal; X. T.. Lambert. SuDas. Wash. !.
w w Hoyt. Tacoma; NJ. X. Hefisger.
Friday Harbor: j. a. Isaa, Olympia; Cnas.
n Johnson, Tacoma: Capt. and Mrs. Jas.
Rarneson. Porn Townsend; T. r. Fisk.
ksiso, Sam s. Loeb. Tacoma; George An
derson, Tacoms A. ~ Howe. Tacoma.
The Batier.
James Hart. Christopher; DR.. s. J. Call.
L. g. u Bear; A. L. Hrvadhent. L. S. i.
King, Victoria, l.. g. j. n. Libby. Port
Townsend: w. D. Sl@msyer and wife Port
Haaiock Mrs. Charles SssFnsyer. saoho-
msa: IL Howard. San Francisco. r. 3.
Morris Portland. Or: Y. g. Bowman and
wife. 81 Tsosss. SIRE l.. T. d. Carpenter.
ST. Augustine. Fla: Mss II. r. F'snkhan.
81 Augustine fla: Robert Luke. Pert
land, Or: Mr.. and Mrs. Euanann New
York: a. G. Hasssls and wife. City; George
Townsend Thomas ~ Vance, Olympia:
Jean III. Lane. san Francisco; Edward @.
sproui Tacoma. George W. Diitng City
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General QuOtati0ns,

Ffour-Receipts. ALT barrels. exports,
S,SS barrels. Market fairly active aud held
5&s.ec higher. Minnesota patents. x4soet
1so winter straights. 2kS1Aa5.
Wheat-Receipts 81 $50 bushels; exports.
go ass bushels. Spot firm. No. red. TIC
{. O. b. Options opened steady, and after
a weak session under fors.gn and local
short selling. turned very strong; in the
afternoon trade was active on heavy COW
ering. big olearances, builish Argentine
news and prospects of large visible supply
decrease. the close was strong at A4 lt@c
advance: March closed at s4ixc.
WooE-FTeece, l7a7z2c. Texas. HOMO
Hons-esuiet. but firm.
Ccsfee-0ptions opened steady. 50lo points
lower. Sales. s,o0 bags. includings De-
cember. 5-95c: January. s..5c: March,. 5.so
ssS.Ec. Spot-Rio firm and higher. No
invoice, 6s.c; No. I iobhang, Tic. Mild
f5rm: Cordova. 1s4Gi5c.
Sagar-Raw steady; fair refining, $40
5 ls-lsc: centrifugal. sS-test. Sa03 II-l6c.
Refined steadier.
Pig Iron-Warrants. SIS.
Copper-Lake, Si2. ssul2M
Tin-Si..9autS
Spoilers es6i5.3S
Leads. s5A3.ssi2. The firm that fixes the
selling price for miners and smelters quotes
lead at $3.50 at the close
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RESOLUTION NO 113-Be II resolved bv
the City Council Of the City of Seattle as
follows:
Cd That 1t Is the intention OF the City OF
Seattle to improve Seventh Avenue, from
Madison Street TO Olive Street, BY paving
with macadam all that portion of the road
railroad franchise or not heretofore paved
with brick TO curb. lines uniformly seven
teen 90 feet distant from the centre line
OF said Seventh Avenue, placing granite
curbing around the landings and 10 points
four feet beyond the tsrmini of said land
ings. the remainder Of the curbing being
OF wood
ca That the cost thereof be paid by as
easements TO be levied upon the property
abut,ing upon said portion Of said Seventh
Avenue under the plan os Payment by
fonc.s, IN the s, manner PROVIDES BY ne
attic. or as said Charter and Ordinances
may be amended. ard In conformity with
the Laws Of the State Of Washington rela-
tive to the issuance OF bonds In payment
Tor Local improvements. and that the term
OF said bonds be for a period OF five go
years.
go That tho CITY Engineer be directed TO
furnish to the City Council an estimate Of
the cost OF said Improvement.
tD That the matter of making said Inn
Council at q session thereof to be held on
the second day of January. 1899. at 7:30
o'clock p. m. at which time all persons de-
string to be heard before the City Council
upon the matter OF making said improve
ment are notified to be present
Passed the City Council the 18th day OF
December. 1888. and signed by me In open
session In authorization OF It's passage this
W. v. RINEHART.
President OF the City Council.
,sa Filed by me this l2th DAY Of December,
City Comptroller & Ex-oricio ciiy clerk.
BY c. K. CoRYELL, Deputy Clerk
Date Of first publication, December II.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Waeat-Msrkss unchanged: export. No. I
ciuc. sc; No. hiuesfem &C: milling, No. /
club. sec, No. biuessern. Sc.
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suanlsh EOurs.
--------------------
Condition Of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Dec. i5.--Today's state
ment OF the condition OF tho treasury
shows.
Gold reserve NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~. 4Io,dlS
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BOSTON, Dec l5.--CTosing:
Roston a Mon .23i tWolyerine 80. 49,. 4.
Butte & Boston. sSi. Humboldt =. -. 81.
Calumet x Hec. $40 Con. Copper .... sfa
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. Creamery. lao
lsisc. dairy. lSaiSc.
Checse-Steady; SNGsIoisc.
EgSs-Easy. Fresh. 4sl.I1sc
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NoTIcE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL.-No-
lice OF Assessment roll OF Local Improve
ment District No. lsS. for Inc improve
mers. OK East Jefferson Street, in the City
Of BeAttle, under Ordinance No. SAo. and
hearing thereon.
Notice b hereby given that the assess
mens rot. Of Local Improvement District
NO. LIS. Tor the Improvement Of East JET
ferBou Street, from Twentieth Avenue 10
the eaar Tine cs the Sander Boman Real Es-
tate Company's First Addition. under Or
din1nce No. 5Ug. has been reported by the
Board Of Public Works 10 the City Council
Of the City OF Seattle. and is now on Glc
In the office OF the City Comptroller and
ex-officio City Clerk, and tae same Is now
open for public inspection at said Office.
and viii remain open for inspection until
Monday, the second day OF January. 1888
at 500 o'clock .. H., and all persons In
terestcd are hereby required TO appear be-
fore the city council at q session thereof
TO be held In the council chamber IN the
city hall on said second day Of January,
1sas. at s:3e O'Clock y. H., and make OBJ
city council will consider any and all OBJ
tons In said roll as IL deems just. and viii
then by ordinance approve such roll ard
levy ard assess the amounts thereof against
each parcel ard lot OF land shown In SAID
roll and declare the same q flrst lien there
on. Said matter may be adjourned TO a
later date Il so ordered by the City coua-
Gil. WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk
OF the City OF Seattle.
Date Of Arsf publication. December IA.
1888.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.


TACOMA. Dec. E-wheat-Cnb. Sc:
ofuessen, sflc.
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|MhRlET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. D<c. l., 1888
Exchanges At the Seattle. Tacoma. Sro-
kane and Portland Clearing houses today
were:
Ciearauces- Balances.
Seattle - ETA .6f3s1 20 &09. 9SS 50
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Commercial.
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says:
Tho markets here were quiet and good
today; Americans were heavy till the midi
die Of the day. when there was sudden
squirt In them on ragged buying from the
continent and provinces. A nual rally
carried prices 4 point above the worst.
Money was hard, and there was big bor-
rowing at the hank
BreadstuRs.
LIVERPOOL Dec. wheat--No I red
Northern spring. steady. IS Ilird. Futures
closed quiet; December. S. Tod: January.
IS fod: March. Sc s4d; May. IS 65ad.
Corn--AmerIcan mixed spot, old. hrm.
a eNd. Futures, steady: December 81
9,xd: January, 3s Sad: March. Is Ind.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Dec. l5.--Canadian Pacific. s.;
Grand Trunk. IA. Bar silver. steady.
2i,zd. Money. slx@4 per cent.
Spanish FOura.
MADRID. Dec. 15.-spansh u closed q
90 Gold was quoted AT $3.50.
LONDON, Dec. I5.--Spanish ~. 32x.
PARIS. Dec. l5.--Spanish - closed ct
2.S.ia.
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Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas psd..... Also
New York Central ....,..,.s....-..1 A06S
Northern PacSysc - ale
Ontario 4 Western ,.............. S.iss
Reading .,.-....... ...,,...... 40l0
Rock Islxrd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS il zee
Union Parsr,, .sH
St PAM ... I.lse
s., Pau, a. Omaha ....K $50
Southern preferred ....... S4Sf
Union Pacific preferred ..-............a S.sss
Wabash preferred .........s6 eet
Tobacco ........... ..,......... Is -
Federal Stsei~ Sfsi
Federal Steel p-efeIted ......... $50
Peoples Gas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 40
Pacific Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4-la
Rope and Irvine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
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Tennessee Coal and Iron .............. S.A&
Leather . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A1
Leather preferred ...................is .Se
Rubber ..... ......... 4Na
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