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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-14
RosLY>'s FINE WATER sYsTE,


Special Dispatch to the poat-Iatatlgsncer
RoSLYN. Wash. Sept. 1.-THE e'ty of
Resign now owns two Of the finest and
most complete water works cyst ns N
the West The original plant, consisting
OF the reservoir ard supplied by springs
en3 Smith river. was completed In lisa
As tie city grew THIS source Of supply
was supplemented by an srtsEsao well AMI
pump Early In the present year Il WIS
dec ae1 20 put n a Few water system.
having Cor It's soUFcs Of supply the Cle-
Eiuru river.
special e,sciIon vas called - vote On
the proportion, ara also the issue = 8. 70
n bonds over 30 yo7es we're east. on. y
ore being against the proposed extension
aud bonding II MAS Afterwards leaTae1
that THIS man vote IKE tcT0ugh mistake.
A. ire cfty O. k0slyn has no ases q any
kind and something over s. ~ casa On
hard. bonding vii hardly be necessary.
Genera! Manager T.. r. E3sb. Of tns
Scr:herr Pacific Coal Company. s4oEa. =
ted a proposition % Aay9F Wil3isn s.3es
ard tire city council Whereby the Nor ~
sfn Pacific Coas Company would bear tart
q ire expense ~ installing tie sew Eys-
,en This prcg0z.tic1 Hss accepted ~
the mayor ana cry coancl and h.4s weye
called sor the necessary labor Ine sys-
ZEN was de= gne3 za4 a1peTsr'Ss4ced by
stewart Kettle Smith. tse Northern Pa
cite Coal Canrany's engineer, In less
tnAa oae month from t1e letting y taa
contracts tne Gle Esagu. river VAS dam
rre4 ans 1ater was turned IA thro4gT a
neaegAs@ cut n tn@ solid Tock i.to $50
tee. q fstca AMI fans. ard the pgmps
ssarte3 an5@r - pounds pressure. fhe
auule be.ng lxg5z fset- This rQns Il }aiTty-
.nra gtesor turbine v2tsr-Sa@el fam r <
under G. head varying from tess feet az his 4
water 20 Efteea Zee: AZ bnw water. Power
= cenveyea 70 7xs Sgn4ts.-Eails tr!.lex
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pump. which saTcss tho water. taken
through aen-tnch suction pipe, through
500 feet Of coayerse toiat steel pipe. uno
B1ile from the pump the water crosses
Mount Hope cemetery hill. at an eleva.
ton & &As .eeS aboSa the pumps From
there 20 the city hail there Ia a fail OF 10
feet swing A aydrant pressure OF eighty
pautds pUr .oaare inch, and q uniform
water supply 81 sa.0so gallons per da~
The turbine discharges into the Cie~Elan
rissr through Z. tail roce cut IN the solid
sandstone rock
This plant was constructed at an ex-
pense Of about 81 epa TO the city % Resign.
the Northern paSlac Goa! Company.
through General Manager Bush, paying
al expenses over that sum.
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DECREASE IN IMPORTS.
Statement shows a Marked Falling
on Over Last Year.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l3.The monthly
statement OF imports and exports Of tho
United States for August shows the I'M
ports Of merchandise 20 have aggregated
s.9.Iss.sii. a decrease as compared with
August. 1887. Of about s3.5h1 40. OF too
imports during August. 81. 35s bs3 were free
% duty. August exports OF domestic mer-
chandise amounted 10 So. 2s2.sss. an In
crease Of nearly se0 coo.
The imports OF gold amounted to S.. -
or, and the exports. sl.s55.s-S
The silver imports were s3.siS, SO. ard the
exports ss.7es.4,s.
Fer the eight months ending August 81
last decrease Of $llssls. .3s is shown in
the imports OF merchandise as compared
with the same period last year. and All
increase of si2s7s6a5 In the exports.
During the same time the imports q
gold increa aed over syo.ao and the exports
decreased nearly 81 ssoos
There WIS also a decrease cf t4sS. 90 In
the silver imports.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram says:
The stock markets here were duu to-
day. The settlement showed an increased
account. but IL was entirely professional.
the public not having caught on even
in mining shares, Americans were dull
all day and closed FIAT. ST. Paul leading
the decline. The settlement. In Americans
showed an increased account and contain
goes were 2is TO , per cent. Mines wera
firm the greater part Of the day, but there
was sharp collapse al the close, due 20
selling by large professional. houses. who
found that the public is apparently not
yet ready 10 buy.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Sept. is.--CanadIan PacIfic.
sOAa; Grand Trunk. rs: bar silver. steady,
Esd per ounce; money. "a per cent.
Breadstuns.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l3.-wheat-S,eady
wheat In Paris. quiet. f!our liz Paris quiet
French country markets. dull; weather
in England. overcast.
Wheat-Spot Ne. red Western winter.
tlrm, SIS I'd. Futures closed firm: Septem-
Der, Is 5isd: December. IS Sad; March IS
Ard.
LONDON. Sept. i2.-Censols, 100 Ills.
silver. Esd. Wheat-Cargoes of coast.
quiet and steady; cargoes on passage.
nominal unchanged; English country mar
hefs quiet.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Sept. t3~Catsie waYs IN a.
TIVE demand az steady pTIeeEs ch45@e steers
r 1fs-s. medium. s. $50 s. beef st$ers
8 s@4 stocksEs ard tss1sTs. s5fE -;
hG.lz s@%gt c@xs ard Af{*e~s. s7sA@t3 ~
caves ss9- = " a=ts-n rangers. s. s5G14 g
sea Westsra stssFE. sS45*sA
II vQ;ed strcng fair Il c11ace, g. = !
@siT- packing Iot~ s2@ss34 bu,.te-s'
4 Is. .Ght -. se4:S6s. Iiks s. -Sa2 -
TIE naraax Tor sheep was 1et as coed
as yesterday. aGa sa - we're made Al e5e-
e5fElSx rxsc@s Western rangers. s3s24 =.
u&s4va xneep. & ss&g4es. POOR 10 prime
lambs g. -tS*s < Western lambs 81 50
30 feeders s. -ts3$Gs.
Recs4pls-~Caigle. 5.s.g: haxs, 4 sse: shes ?.
J. 8&.
Omaha
OMAHA SEPT Z1-Eattie- Receipts.
4i1S, Gar Ast. Al&.se and strong. L~Ixe
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Boston WUOl Market.

BOSTON. Sept. l3.--The past week has
shown considerable dulines2 in the wool
market here The dealings in territory
WOODS show sales az ruling prices. while the
same IS noted in iha sale OF fieeces Aus
tralian woods are held strong but sales are
almoet MI. Territory woois: Montana me
medium and fine. lial5s; secured. 41gI4Sc
staple. 5oIa2c. Utah. Wyoming. ste. fine
medium and fine. lif9l6c; secured, 41si 4Sc;
staple, SOC. Australian. secured basis
Cosnbing superiine. 7o<:I2c;. good, 654l6sc 5;
average, 62lt5c, Queensland comhing. CSC.
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
The Hoard of Trnde

CHICAGO. Sept. l2.-Liverpool was again
IN sympathy with Chicago, reporting ia
advance in September ana Had before the
trading here commenced This was corn
fortng for the bears who were short ~
wheat here. Duluth receipts being kn0,yn
before the opening. the number. Lag ears,
Those who built hopes Of lower prices, on
that. however. were overcome with Aissa -
pointnent when they found at the start
buyers OF December al from s7lsc 10 g2asc
whereas yesterday AT the close slAc was
the trading figure. /, vas soon discovered
that In order to make the big showing Of
receipts al DulGth il had been necessary
70 rob MiDnea polls of It's due proportion.
the latter place getting only 81 cars No.
long after the opening IL was seen that
Notwithstanding the teavy receipts In the
Northwest the competition among buyers
10 secure them was such that they were
paying &c over the price current there at
the close last night. That showing OF tbs,
supreme need OF wheat Tor immediate use
oolteraiea for time all show Of bear:ssl
tendency in the speculative crowd here and
added to the opening advance. Liverpool,
made further gain and in the end was from
lad to 1s.d higher than Il closed yesterday
New York reported numerous acceptancas
of last nights cabied offers and during the
forenoon pat the export takings at forty
five boat loads. During the last hctr real
izing caused 4 decline December wheat go
Ing TO sc and september 10 sc.
The close was sac higher for Septeus her
and isGSsc gain for December On the day
Corn was strong early. with wheat but
had a sudden collapse near the end that
converted the i4c advance into lsQ4c de-
cline for December al The close.
The buying OF September by shorts On &C.
coun, of he small contract stock strength
ened oats. May closed unchanged TO
hc up
An excellent cash demand AMI strong
slons steady. Pork ara RIBS improved loc
ana lard eiac
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oils and Tnrpentiue.

CyGltDder oil. DDS. ir9e@Ei cases, DC adj
White lsa3 0obhlngl-Pioneer or Carte.
2esu-th lots. 6i4c. 51-Ih lots, 6ts less thar
81. lhr 7c. Prepared paints 5-gsl cans,
s. &s6ii 10: 1-gsi cans. s. 5fa IS. ia-gal cans
s. s51l 10, quart cars. slsefl.,s,
isceitaneous.
SOAP gjobbnsl~Se2ttle Ssvon. Sos. 6sc
1uls. a. Electric, as. si.io, loos. s. ~: Gil
bert x 60. Dora, lgs. s. -, zig, Sc. Co
r.nae. lsas. S4-$3, JOS, 81. Rabbits 80. 81
los. "a b: Proctor & CANDLES Ivory as
sas 1865 s.. Castle, white. l%9lsc Per la
Castle, notified. JOG.
Tobacco Gohhingt-PlGb chewing Gil
max &C star. 4Tc; Horseshoe. &C: Spear
head. s7c. Piper Hetdsieck. Sc; Scroll Tag
ss,xc; sun Tag, per ii. s2~ac; Something
Good. ssc; .ine cut. chewing. pail los 81 50
q 70. Sea 0: North Carolina h4s. per ID.
sIr. - scr: Lime kin @-cz, Sc. 4-ax
ssc MastIr. as. go; as. SIC.
payer taHoing ooers' straw Sc:
butchers straw. saec. M. z manila. ae:
No. martha, ac: paper bags. less d.scouus
list, drah express 4tst.
Haxs UobbIns}-Crain. Per 10. S..5. oil.
Rriek-Con.nson. s-1s per ": pressed. 81
$50 per VI .':e brick. s2715o: terra Gotta
pipe 20c PER foot
cemen, '3}ohbinS)-Por'iaad- x. 3. s. $.
81. .AiSen. s.
Lime 0oh h!ng>-Rooho Harhor SIS;
Saa Juan. sI7s.
Plastsr (3ooblnS}-Col1ea Gate. per bal.
Plaster Hair ng1~washet. .g per
sack: unwashed s. - Ter sack
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beef steers. 81 4as7s. *: Western steers an
sEssas erws zaG heiferx, ksss5Ss. sto-kers
ard feeders, sS.ssssl4sS. bulls ana stays,
g Sss2 -
iugS-Reeesp.S 100. market higher.
heavy 11st-sSS,Ss mixed. xs--s4fs3 *:
lszsts. ss--sss1.ss: bslk ~ ssses x.--s-gss ss
Sheep Receipts. .S0; market steady:
fair 10 choice natives, g asas q. fair 70
choice Westerns, ss.ses14: common 10 stock
sheep. xss2 81.
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Special cable and teiesraphic dispatches s0
REaasireet's covering me principal 20 nj =
OF accumulation Indicate the following
changes in visible supplies last saturday ~
compared with the proceeding Saturday:
Nheat-C nited States and Canada cas- of
the Rockies. Increase l,7S5oIa bn: af'oat and
IN Europe. decrease S.ta1fsa bu. works
supply. total. decrease l.2i5,o1 hu.
togn-Unted States an5 Canada east of
the Rockies. increase I.sG.00o hii-
Oats-Cn-ted States aIld Canada east OF
the Rockies. Increase 5l5o1 bu.
The total stock of wheat held al Port
land, Or. and Tacoma ana Seattle. SHOWS
an increase OF lss.e bu over last week.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET

PORTLAND Sept J4-TAe srst HarEa q
rex eroo w@sas .r.s0et l2a8lnE sayay
Prices sA1W htt5e caAng@. bat farmers are
comm nctnx ~ Se3l sZs1re freely ana Z 3
ta04aAf t&a A4s5Eess y. ~ ~e.( under
Nav hv t@a last c. IAa @esA F,sty-t;Eac
cents p ag.s - - about tAe top price fcr
Wat18 NatA. RisA Es4essasu an8 valley
Comm riding gsse a$@a. - premium
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IF you have just returned from Kiou-
dlke or Alaska and are On your way 70
your Eastern home, yoa cannot do htster
than travel over the Northern Pacific.
with its Pullman and dining cara on ev-
cry train. aTor3ing every comfort and sx-
ceilent service.
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Total &afes,


Flour Receipts - 80 bo}s experts, 2.s4s
st,.s market quis:.
wat Receipts ~, - ~. exports. ~ .
- ID spot firm Ne. rs9. siA~c Z. 6. D.
-g~s--fJEerse1 Asghsr and developed pro-
rsg2acea Strength egf better - bsxs. f9Ts3xYs
buy8n9. s9s.li*a statistical position Sn4 ex-
ragrt demand: 10 ire afternoon. -.Sw&Yeg
realizing developed guGsy gnsca prices "a s.
81 60 ara closed unsettled q; 3sx-4A &c a.
vance. December. c3osets az ssfsc
Wrsok~Dai
HogS-Pac4s8c c0ase. isss crop. i4@isc.
Metals.
Pig IRONY s~r~nt@ 81 ss1SsS
{orrser--T.asa. - 2sasi1-~Zs-r.
TSn-~s.k GO Is.ia-
SxeIseg-s 81 80 asss.
<A3-Ssws-S.
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WASHINGTON Sept, I3.~Today's
statement % the condition Of the treas
ury shows; Available cash. s3Ig.3 S.:
gold reserve $50 3ss. 20
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. sep:. i3--rA4 whea.
market lax tuTn "a TIE Se:1sE ta5zy
Rar.ey acang better, aosa en- AID 90 cal.
vsyy snail receipts today. offerings .~gst:
3ssnAz3 Cor feed AetSer. No Charges Ia
cats
E'1o2r-Nss cash se~ .ar,itw sxtrAs sss<
al .: bakers extra ssglAfs.
" aeA1-,a...x1.1S $.-A~A.-n Tar Na
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THE COTTON MARKETS,


NEW YORK, Sept. is.-Co;toa--Duu and
easy. uaidd!ings. Ia-l6c.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l3.~-Cnttaa--
Steady: m!ddling, 5 T-lsc.
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Wheat-Market ncyriasl: export. No !
c;yh. 5sc: No b,uestsgl. sss,; milling, No
!. ciuh, $50 Ne. / b3aSstS,n ts]c
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. SEPT wheat-Narket er-1-
er ana prases - higher. ci!o SSc. blue
stem. f1c.
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and s1.isss Tor cnoaee: nas.lszr. H.iss-fsi ga
BsFiey-Fee6. tLlSai. IsA; brewing nosfs~
snaL
csa2ice. S. 1zzasssla, fancy feed, s. .}sI1 -
gray. e Is. milling. S-2saa-A: saF-
-Four. quarter sacks. sl.ae; Oregon. i.iza:
beans. sacks. 34I: corn. een.als. Eastern.
f.sss; potatoes sacks. i.aTs: onions. sacEf,
l.e2S. bran. sacks is. hay. tors, "a: wool
bales. II; hsses- nnrneer. -; quicksilver.
TASKS. rs. wine. gallons. 9sS<s.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-sisaav: December. slias
Ea-ley-Nos quoted.
Covr-Larg@ yellow, $la.sx.
Wool and Heps.
spriag-Sevada. Hats; Eastern
Oregon, lastizcs valley Oregon, ls1isc
Faii-Scrfheru MOI ntain lambs Stfilc.
mountain larnbs. - iar; San Joaquin plans
s&ssc. Humboldt and Men6ocino. 1lI1sr.
Hops-Croa o. 1897. sasidc; crop Of .&s.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middiings-s isa2I Per tor.
Hsy-Waeat. sl3.s1ffls.s,: oar, sil1is
posatoes-Salinas BGrbauks. SseasS- IS.
Eegesabses-Siiverskin onEoas. 5esadsc !:
string bans. e1sc. per ID. bay summer
squash. sszI Sc Per box. egg plant, zl1sefks;
green osra, 4rel65-.
mon. sos9sc: strasberTies. s.a7 per chest:
sseSsi per cra.e; esasSss. aeasss Per ar' sas:
pears. Bartlett sl9l.5o per box. plums.
@5@ttssc per box; Mexican lines, re-pack s.
a. 80: common California lemons &-5afs
s-Sa. choice California lemons, s3gt4. ba-
Hanas. sl422s per bunch: pineapples. set
per dog.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2sc; do seconds.
-.5Tsae; fancy dairy nominal; DO seconds.
Chez se-New, l0a1ic, Young America,
l9a.8 lie: Eastern, l24lac
Eggs-s.cre. ls29l9c. fancy ranch. cilcSc;
Eastern, t5a1lac.
Fo1liry-Turkey gohhIers, lssfi7c per n:
turkey hens, f$s4i5c; Old ROSTERS. 81 $50
30; young ROSTERS. $3.50: small broiiers.
$ isss5--5: large bTolIers s. 5sl4E4; flyers, 81
u4.aa. hens. s4a35e; old ducks. $sgs3 50:
young ducks. ssQ45s); geese 81 25ffl.a1 per
Eairi ssS!iHss.. & 5o8i.5; old pigeons. ST. Is
4l.ao: young pigeons. sI.50llI.15
Financial.
Sterling on London. sixty days. sissbs;
do sight. siSi..
Financial.
Silver tars .-... ss1s Drafts Sight -. I7ls
Mex ao.s '..-i-tt'4 49, Telegraph :. :. -
Mining SfnaLs
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''yfTOs" breakfast food. Ask your
grocer.
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The Visible SuunlN.

The firm THAI fixes the selling price ior
miners and snaelters quotes lead III SIS
al the close
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Fog WaiIa walls and all points On
Washington n Columbia River railroad
take the Northern Pacific Train leaves
Seattle daily at p. IA. Through car scr.
wee 70 Masia Waiia.
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Dairy Prod acts.

Doi.sr-MaTses a~rn; crea1sE!es. 1s<F
.Styc &afries. liz 2 Isc.
EEs%Sssa3y. tFesa. iZi4Q l3c.
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POPULAR operas. Wagners Bari az
Madison Park tonight.
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Com position.

We are now prepared 70 do competition
for the trade tsny measuret In Nouysreil
AlGon. EFevter and Long Primer Sat.s-
faction guaranteed. Cal or address Peat
Intsilsgeucer, Seattle.
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ash Qu otf

F4our-S; eAdy.
W6ea,-No. spring. sii47ssc: No. 3
spring stqs4c, No. red. tslzc
Coyn-N3. = 59i3c.
Oats-So. :, e111e. No. white. so &c A.;
No white Z2G@3txc-
Rye-No 2 ssa45sxc
BArley-No. = 3sk.s3c.
Flaxsee1-N0. +]i4c
r .gT.ssthy ssed-Pr.sae x2ta
Po-k-Mess. Per barrel 81 5sf7s ~
Lard-per lo0 pounds 81 +3e5s ga.
Ribs laav; st1es loose g. at.ss5 Sc
shoul3eFs--Dry sailed boxed +14a+.c
Si4as-Short clear roNet. s. &EqS.- e
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IIRIET AND TRADE REVIEW.


t<*fs s5tE 70 q. isst.
Exchanges &. the Seattle, Tacoma. Sno-
- aad Portland c5szs!ag sseuszs today
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Money On CALL +sgs per cent; last loans,
psr cent. prime mercantile paper. in5
per cent. sterling exchange steady with
actual business IN bankers bill at As4aa
al Si1a for demand and al s. >sie Ter
60 days; posted rates. s4.S3la1 Is5ss; CON-
merciat bills, S4HA: silver certificates. eai.
a6lc. bar silver eeiac: Mexican dollars, 4ic;
government bonds. steady: state bonds,
duh, railroad bonds. easier.
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NEW YORK, Sept ta-Tae market start
ed OFT strong with Indications that the re-
dictionary period rad some 10 an end
Prices e IRE railroad list advanced almost
without exception under The stimulus Of
higher prices for Americans in London and
sharp demand Tor Peoples Gas On reports
that the dispute with the Indiana Gas Cozn-
pany bad been adjusted There was de-
preston "a some OF the specialt-es not bly,
IN Brooklyn Transit. Minnesota Iron, Man
haitian and Consolidated Gas which checked
tRe upward movement. Bears sold the LIST
freely and their confidence WAS Justified by
the renewal Of Nqut4ation- There was stub
born resistance 10 the decline in soma OF
tbs railroad Stocks. but prices generally
teu below yesterdays low point and dull
ness interviewed. The market was one -
speciaitlss during the greater part Of the
day and some sharp declines were shown
cy guile number. Sugar was advanced at
one tsETse Oh unusual buying III anticipation
OF TOMORROW dividend disbursements bat
dropped suddenly "a from the Top level
In the late dealings and unsettled the whole
market. Metropolitan Street Railway Was
also conspicuousay weak. The declaration
Of tAe usual quarterly dividend on Man
save tAoss stocks from declines in tns face
OF selling by brokers usually active in The
gold stocks. The whole group symp4tf1zesi
In the weakness Minnesota Iron, Illinois
Steel and American Steel and Wire all SUI
fersi heavy losses. There were very conf
dent ASSURANCES during the day that the
period Of poss bic stringenCy in the money
market had passed. buk the marking up Of
call loans on the board 20 5 per csni de-
tracted from the effact OF these assurances.
Sterling exchange held steady. however.
Tie bond market was rather neglected
and prices declined In sympathy with
stocks. Total sales, $,5la,s0. Government
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05
Injured In Chcater.

1iew!s Higgnsa well known young man
residing at No. 2l6 Jefferson street, this
otty was 'akon 70 the Chester Hos pital on
Saturday,suiIerlng with severe contusions
on the head and face, besides general
shaking up Of the system. Tho doctors at
the hospital found it necessary to insert
many stitches In three inch cash over the
ear. and also In similar cash On the lip
Higgins, who is n painter by trade, and
26years of age. left this city ON Saturday
on Is, & o. freight train for Chester
The conductor told him the train would
not stop at Chester and advised him to 20
on to Ridley Park, where he could alight
In snfety, Whom Higgins went to jump
of of the moving train, he tripped over
cross tie and was thrown violently to the
ground. where no was found some time Ia
tor by passing toamster. He was picked
up and placed in the wagon and taken to
The Chester Hospital, where he will be u
palleu, Tor some days to como
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05
Knights of Golden Esple.

At the annual meeting of The Grand Gas.
tic K. q. r., held at Delaware City yester-
day, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Past grand chief Charles N, Loy6 ofNo
q grand chief, Edward H Miller, No. ia.
grand vice chief, Richard Hodgson No. 10:
grand high priest. William A. Law, No.
Ii; grand: muster of records, Charles Hud-
son, No. 2; grand keeper Of excheGuer.
David Z. Bcvis,. No. 5; grand sir herald,
Robert Fulton, No, 2; grand tirst guard
Herman Schechinger, No l3; grand Sec
ond guard, A. u. Roberts, No IL; supreme
representative, G H. McAlllster, No. r:
grand trustee for three years, Thomas
Hetherton, No. q.
Grand Master of Records Hudson report-
cd receipts for tho year of u, Oh, ,y5 includ.
ing balance in bank at last report ofS5l4-
Do,hnu expenditures of $57j. 81 The receirt,
nt m subordinate castles during the year were
s935i II and cxponditl rass9, 345. 55;nmount
on hand and invested, s2i, ,3Sa7 75; paid for
resie', 81 29l:6S The present membership
Of the order is .;S;,.
Grand Keeper of Exchequer Bevis report
ed receipts for the year of $lOl7 73 and
S4tS.30 VI
An adjourned session will be held in
wilmington Oh May 25 and the next an.
nual lneeting will be held in Wilmington
in 1899.