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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-01

May .......4 90 "A 92Is S715 40
Cash quota lions were as follows: Flour
quiet: No 2 spring wheat, 9i493c; No. 8
spring wheat 9Od92Ac; No. 2 red, Sea
S1.04; No 2 corn, 27hc; No. ? oats, 2313c;
No. white, f D. b., 25s4c; No. white.
241kd251ac; No. 2 rye 47ci No. barley,
27dS9c; No. 1 fax seed, $l.24@1. 2912 prime
timothy seed, S2S7i2; mess pork, per bar
rel. $9s0d9S5; lard, per 100 pounds, $4E;
shot ribs sides Qoose) $4.75Q5O0; dry sailed
shoulders (boxedO, AZ @5c; short clear sides
(boxed). S495d515 whisky. distillers' fin
ished goods, per gallon, sl.19.
ST Louis Mo. Jan. 31.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat lower. closed 1850 be-
low Saturday for May and 112c for July;
May opened 5s67sc lower advanced 12c
and declined asc, closing with buyers 1sc
above the bottom; spot easy; No. cash.
elevator, SIC; track, 97A@9Sc; January,
STAG; May, 97Ac asked; July, slice; No
2 hard cash, 90G9Olac. Corn. futures lower,
spot lower. No. cash. 25lac; January
259sc; May, 26l5c; July. 279sc. Oats. futures
weaker; spot steady; No. 2 cash, elevator i.
24c; track, 24c; January, 2S34c; May 2412c
bid: July, 22i2@225sc; No ? white, 251aQ26c
Pork steady; standard mess. jobbins.
$9S715. Lard lower; prime steam, $780,
choice S465 Bacon, boxed lots. extra,
S5371aG5.50; ribs. $5.5od5.62i5 shorts $5621a
@5.75. Dry sailed meats, boxed shoulders,
$475d5.00; short clear. $4.S7l5d500; shorts,
$5121ad5.25.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-01

%Dalye excel
tColin with rairoa dandS
A fIel
with
and
andA Albany.
Louisville wesand
and
Blu and
c. c.
*,
NIX Agent
NJ. MARTIN. Ticket Bull
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Stock on hand this day.. .6S7 1876, $50
Stock same day last year.. q 1856 26S, $50
Receipts same day last year DOB 2,645
Charleston, S. c., Jan. 31.-Turpentine
market firm at &c; sales none. Rosin
firm and unchanged; sales none.
Wilmington. Jan. 31.-Spirits turpentne
quiet 31ladS2c. Rosin 1irm. $1l5d1. 20
Crude turpentine $1.4OQ1.90. Tar steady, at
$780,
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AT the last call the market closed firm
and unchanged with no sales reported.
Naval Stores Statement
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-01

B-No
uman finest observation dining
Monday
Jacksonville
daily
ate
ntrans Nos % So, and make nocalsto
Plant
v
car
Waycross
and Jack
p m
E A. De soto Hotel
W. WRENN Passenger Traffic Manager
H c. McFADDEN slant General Agent
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Florida Central Il PeninsuIar Railroad Co.


= TINE TABLE IN EFFECT JAN a. 1858.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-11
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Oc,. l0-The room trad
ers on the stock, exchange turned bears
the list. Outside Of few eases they did
not meet with much success in secuT Fag
a following. hut il \ number Of high
priced speciaIties and later in The day IN
some Of the railroads the declining mar
ket G j induce some hQul1a ion This vas
tae case in Northern Pacific. which went
In the last hour 10 go. i loss OF 10. ami
closed heavy in zone. Offerings Of tals
stock were very large. ard the price nave
meDt revived runoTs Of iyreconci.iable diff
tereuces between the two powerful fsD&n-
c.al interests in the property Ifs large
German holding 81 th-s sock inade IL pa
rulAarly susceptible to the eGects Of money
stgJHseury in Berlin indicated In the rise
III TIE ,mperitd hank rate today 81 ) per
cent. The Same fasstcr affected other rail
road stocks also. II fact. the influence
e al fnre.EH markets was on The SIDE
0f the Bears The relations between Great
Ig tain and France disclosed ~ tho pub
i.cation u tire Fashoda blue book caused
a sufficient Apprehension f. produce Dc
cl.ue OF 3. 10 British coBso!s and 10 un-
settle al tie European markets. The con
c.uued UNeas-nSSS In France over domes-
tie politics ard Ehe pass bl-ify OF the "a l.
ute x the peace commission SC agree upon
terms were also upon t3e side 81 the bears
There was scEse alarm over the spread
= ye.iovv fever IN the South. Of which l.
4r9js Central was the NEST severe snf~
feTeF losing IL per cent. S0sSes az tae
Changers reached point, except IN 3.
p4ai. y 7s n resisted the decline The pFla-
cspal activity Of tse market. however. con
ri31ea 70 center in the Industrial group.
ard sugar teu 10 liz. wita 10 yis'ble sup-
pert The offerings on the decline were
v.rr large peopseR Gas Rubber. L4eata~
r preferred Manhattan. Metropolitan
street Railway and Nem York Air kFa H
wara ali sufferers at ore t&Fgae n another
.3uysrs, TIE day % the extent O. from -
- points. Tobacco vas also a proral ne,lt
feature. but rulsd above Saturdays level
ne GREATER part u the day IN acquLs-
t!3~ q a large plug tobacco interest Tae
or.ce advanced a. oCe TINE over Es9i1ts
hti, he sso@k closed uneGaBsT9- Lake
Ers4 4. western common and preferred
eeH ~ one tlxra e.. sni lo1@ p9.1ts respect
traty t.. pgefeFrsa Taaaec nearly 5
r,.fntx There vas 10 nt~s 80 eccGunt Tor
ire decline a ioss q points IN Oregon
Navigation preferred was unexplained.
Tfqar.s were TO reflections IL the s.3ck mar
ka+ 81 the active foreign demand for wheat
or vx-sgt or Of the evidences II tie ex-
r.amafxs- nsaSluess II tae country IA tAe
fae-zasrd demands Ia t1e II ess fer moE.sy
ThA transfers q money al the ss1o-tFeas-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-11
enc AssD MARKETS..
Ihr I:nnrst of Trade

CHICAGO Dri ta -taveFgs5o, wheat quo-
,ar.1Es t~forc nus ne1ss started mere show
"a an advance - Iisfgl}-,d pyer ,asf ~ gflt's
rjo~e qG fears as 90 t1e controversy w4sh
@'rafa-r over tAe %Ilr territory. That &c
.r3rC-ad values here sharply II the oDer nE
and .he traders ArTr - na@la1et} into IN
usual ACTIVITY. AG3.iif nal 5fnuettls Vas
Rt.an the market as the feef that Snip
-ygrrsts from kues.a lar week showed Is
"a ing IF ~ 4gyE2e 6s,tss} EaIsfgs a. es1nl-
Ysresi with those II the pressing week
ard because - heavy cable ac0sp;ances OF
wheat offers uaae over SlH1&y by sx~
.-1rters 70 fIrJser aid ~ the discomfort
Z shaSe " nv went snort las' w-e4.be there
~e~e .'gl5 fsEs rs Ar f.re ala tsszl that tae GOV
4rr r,2s-Ylt crop T~fscFt Ecs4,d mako very
syiexh' showing n whe2t- J1e cosn5.aa-
-trlu WIS sufficient - c8ASe genera eaver-
.rsz ~ stzorts Of a. most every sort Mean
yhfis> fhe eariv b-s9srisfs ,ews was entirely
siersgavcIs@3. The Michigan authorities 81
mated fse total yield 81 tnat gate as ne
'grgez. eXer known there; At| South
Ta.s4s rtscad n@T xDcrt Alslc surplus sFsst'-
r thaa usually fsp9-tevd Tor all n AIS
t-a-.a. ard ;hat TIE foreigners were re-
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The Sire OF the Army.

pfliI1HeipbiA Irtss.
Small armies make long wars Big armies
make short ones Tire visible presence 81
- sJc MN under arms ended resistance
after the FIRST battle. II prevents interfer-
auca. Il was thr cheapest possible path 20
decisive v!ctory Short freEnoried critics
aslo under tha safe shadow O; victorious
ueacs condemn the s.xs % the army. for
get or are ignorant of the many signs Of
European interior eUes early 10 me war,
tha many Indications inst Europe was
waiting 90 @ee whether country With only
= 80 regulars could Sight a sg' H. decisive
var The answer sas given in preslisnt
Hck!nisy's call for fG. % volunteers. ara
thea for 400 more. With the increase Of
the regular army and navy thss cepsay OF
strength ended Re war IN 80 days. As
Prince Bsrsarck orce wisely said: 1T Is
easy 10 cri1ieise; IL Is difficult 10 govern"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-11
LIVE STOCk MARKETS.
htcaGO.

CHICAGO. Oct. io.-cattle~ PRICES were
advanced l0uI5c; cho4ee steers. Sa.aousas
MEDIUM, "a 7eefs 70: beef steers. s4a5.sp:
sic. -aYs and feeders $astiia. bulls, " %
a.; cows and heifers. $2.5Vn5 -; calves
s3ep, -: Western rangers S2.'S4sibs. Tex
ans sS.l5ft3N
Hogs Prices showed gain Of 5Ni0c.
Fair TO choice s$.12isuS.so packing Tote.
s. i0t375. butchers, S. Jeai 9Zle: light, *S.Sv
as 30 mixed S. a5Gi2.3. pigs. s.. .54tS.se,
There was a vigorous demand for sheep
and lambs and prices advanced ltc. COM
mon 10 choice muttuns SSai-5e, ye,irLnEs,
81 i5sti Is; feeders. 81 50li %; common TO
choice lambs. siats.g5.
Receipts Cattle, 2.Noi hogs. 5000;
sheep. leo.
Omaha.
OMAHA Oct. 0.-Cattie-Reeeipts. 400
head; market strong. Native beef steers.
81 aGfp5 40: Western steers, x3sedfi. 10, cows
and heifeTs S2GiS.g0 stookers and feeders,
50 foaf4 30. calves. s4.5egf7. bui.s and stays.
81 ;fGJ3S0.
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head: market be
higher Heavy IS eeet3 81: mixed s3.e21s
ass: light s3e593.To. bulk of sales. ssJdcA
q3s5
Sheep-Receipts. 5.loo: market. steady.
Fair TO choice natives, 90 75ai IS. fair 20
choice Westerns Sc soaIir; common and
stock sheep s3.50u4.lo: lambs. N.2,al5.io.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-11

sSssa: beve. siding. weight 80 lbs. sl4sIs %:
calling. weights Mes /. and s. S-sBeh.
isas lbs. Nos. / afa6 s. ANs-sach, 20 lbs.
sl3ss-7. wainscotins, sl0sFi4. rglsset S95Sl1 =:
a. shingles. - Standard shingles. $40:
one-inch finish. =. II and Il tee,. $1s8s24 !;
thick anish. ss>fn2s cedar squares, :. \ .
ard IL feet. p5GkesS, $I2.
kiln-dr!ed, 81 II advance O. green. Dsay-
age SO,
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PORTLAND. Oct 1p-Ti}e wheat market
was = shade sieaaier today AID R.zher aao-
tatonS were given o0t On he strength ~
better Liverpool cables. Two South Ar
can carSces Of tiueSten finished loading
-o3ay and went MO The stream. Halj4
u ala was quoted a. 5>Q@s12c, with rclind
lots bringing SIC AS an extreme uEHT@
sixty and sixty-oae cents were outside nG-
urss for valley with bluesien bringing SC.
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CITY NOTICES.


ALE CITY pf SEATII-E-ClTI TREAS
prtr's Notice
Ndtjee is hereby given that the 9th an
nual instalment Of local Improvement dts
ifiet No. ~, issued under authority Of Or
ee.hahce NJ. &'ea, for the Improvement Of
HaTrbsou Street, In he City Of Seattle
'fsu " esf line of BOX street TO West lne
OF Lake street. under the provisions Of
,..0'hAHee No elt3. Ntiica provides for lie
l3lpFoN maui - said street by grading
- All providing Tor the gaynent there
s9r IA Ins'allmentS and establishing 81 fund
iiVt such l&Ymeut by the levying and col
teVt"N Of special assessments upon the
property benefited 10y ;Ae Improvement
and providing far the Issuance az bonds "a
aEtH iizt5 As au AIT Of the legislature Of
~ STATE ~ ~ ssh ni-ion. approved Marc
F,h lS&. ana under tho prov iSiCus Of er-
NA'AtiNe Ne At39 approved May 9th 1924
a amended ae ordinance Ne 5tsa approved
"1H titH. i,5t ana the Cry Charter as
"Hitia's 4 aTd TOW IN force. has been daily
tfiltra 70 tfe Tor VNHf "a. and the Re
stsEtiFe suns therein CHARGED aEa levied
&s4hst each parcel ana lot CO lanA AM
49,. 80 'nffrt,. '# salj tils&FEet ttt
sAth inS,8ilutot remains unpaid and the
~ ilc.ot'uS the interest on ire whole
s'%"'ihf y af Ee5. ~ ~ lc ttait ON ar he
.e-e re II Il Jay = November. }SaS t'Giex-
s1}'''t' ~ mac or s.3rh inst&.sacpt ga
:, tts"tR 81" Eth day e NoteT}',r SIS f..
Sss NaaH le''one delinquent Hni shah
ar AtsTe~t al she rate af mar csut pcr
~'tsSh. aftf ItiH. ana = NOT Fa.i before
sS s.4 uss- a gens.ty 81 ave - psr cent
- a. he Nn-trea go t,1e annual tax rel for
YiiFtf1' yEat a. AIMS; each los 4ud par
''1 .3"a @nd part 'aoreof - aelina@~~'
a',3 N.th Ge interest ana penalty shat .--
eA.stts& ga ether taxes Together ye}fh
80 ads Z irai c.AfGts ar psua.5.~s IS are
- 5.ft@ r. -e ca3rGed acl e>,ss7stsi 'n
- iei.' t5'ut axes and ea.A io, 80 par
~ ~ 81 af2t So q ir2urflt Shan pc r - gar
..e s'N@NJt - sura Assessment VITA tr-
Isfest. pept3 ss ana costs in to- snannsr
FFoN.d'A b law.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. ~ToAay's state
rant Of tho condition Il the treasury
shows Available casG balance. 1874. IS:
gold reserve s244 ~ az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-11

ss3l.nx wheat On aeeaant II the saafs,
as{VaE.cs in pr.cesA in cozasxQ Gense OF sAis
sav market aid aet fully ais attain Us ear~
" figures nevertheless the trade WIS rot
~ e7'd - i.@i'ls1f $3.50 ~'s - .,.,.st,
An9Sher faster VAS iSs ,b y..sl ', .p s5y
y - So VS.. - - az ~ e,,,Sfsis
yhsrr an Sr.Tgss., 81 .4s1S.S h5f a4en sN-
pecse,3 Primary narse, reee-iHs were
@.1sttss' bushels against &.NRl.Qs@ S0sslels toe
previous year
Eeqor,s frona the ses0Ssfd Win expoTss
;se F.S q :, !, ,, 9ss.ss's go 81 10 ar r"rs
POI, ,susea ! verv strosx ;Esl,g during he
S.saes '''~'S' s'S''''' ''
Com StaF'ss strong ~sis ~oS ST, oei %, -
sewers VIC ga s5'a so''e tree'oa e .a.
IS. oats aavsnc%,s :sasSc
lF s.sss r. s y 80 So toNS s w'a
pfo'ssi@hS St,otS 80
ana the a3vancs> w1s seized upon ~ Tho
lSaasn ~ pa<ksTs II 1os.s.eisra6'e pr,slue:
ssua9Geti 81 ses3ri5S shorts Who rather
usertlla Jhs >eliag. after ;hey aisGev-
.aTiy "a Tsn ise ore M Al s6s e:Sse in an
attempt % rsavev. Thair purchases brought
fhs sssrk.f ysrv nearly up 10 the closing
;frurTs Pork (sff M UNCHANGED - ssse
hfshrr. ARD UNCHANGED. and rliss unchaag-
80 - - ~,
x,,.a, xc =.
"'' W.
Opening hishesl Lowest tios'ng.
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FOREIGN MARK ET'S.
Financial.

NEW YORK Oct leThe Evening
Posts London financial csbiegram says:
The stock markets opened here Hat to-
day on the Fashoda dispute and the rise
in the German hank rate, but c.ased bet
ter generally OF favorable adyices from
Paris kafflrs were especially strong on
the announcement Of favorable trial 81
crushing hy the Pioneer mine In the Rho
dessan district The only effect on the
German bourse Of the rise IN the bank
ra r. a'as 10 cause attempts to sell coaSols
ara other investment stocks IN this mar
kef Selling from Berlin OF Americans
nas quite ceased Tor the moment Never
the,ezs Americans were dun. CLOSING me
lowest Ia the absence OF New York sup
port Nsw York and Berlin are compel
lag Tor gold here az rs I'D
II ~ believed here that the worst or the
fsnane.al strain In Berlin IL over. The
London short rate for money rose 3
Per cent subject 10 possible advance IN
the Bank ~ England rate on Thursday.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Oct. 10 .. m.-Canadian
Pacific 49, Grand Trunk. ~. Bar sill
yer. steady: 2sd per ounce. Money, lag
Brendstuns.
LIVERPOOL. oct D~Wheat~~Futures
closed arm: October. Is s5ad. December,
IS 2+4d. March. - I'd.
ern winter. firm. - Ios1d, spot. No. red
Northern spring. firm. IS
Cora-Spot American mixed pew. firm,
81 sA.d; October steady. g. 4Asd; November.
steady Sc stsd; December. So 5iad
Imports Of wheat into Liverpool for me
week from Atlantic ports. il2.9s quarters;
from Pnn IL ports none. from other ports,
sf.0 quarters The imports ~ corn into
LIVERPOOL from Atlantic ports Tor tins week.
8. 20 quarters.
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NO

Mar On earth realizes more clearly tran
fos DO Eow fast your very vitality 10 soo-
fag away. Flow long hxs~ The process been
gong On? II you ka2x. It IS 8 secret TIA.
you had perhaps better keep to yourself
ErtI you consult some good medical ad-
wiser. you know what the end Will be.
aoa's yaE., il The drains keep els Ssso
snsEa and stop them now!
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. lo.-Cotton-Mar-
ISat quiet inldding. is-1sc-
New York.
NEW YORK, Got. i0.-Cotton~-Market
dull. maddiing Sac
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Market nominal; export. No. /
club, Sc: Nc. biusstern. sc. milling, No.
! club, SIC; No. bllestem. sic.
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Total sales.
Money and Excha nge.

Money on call. % per cent: prime mer-
camille paper. 9h4a4l4 per cent: sterling ex-
change. easier. with actual business in
81 S4izfi4 Sj24 sixty days; posted rates.
81 S2is9s3. -: commercial bills. si.slIiSl4. :
silver certificates. s0a6lc bar SILVER, so
s-iGc: Mexican dollars. dc: government
b0nGs frmer. state bonds STEADY. rail-
road bonds heavy.
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b. Y

By the duty that YOU owe yourself. and
by that you owe 10 humanity ia general,
you ought 10 try TO get well. You run 70
risk wha tever II you but write TO the Hud-
son Medical Institute. Free testimonials,
free circulars, and the best medical advice
free, tool Now 4 that Is not generous
enough, what can you ask Ten thousand
cures have been made. but not by
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CURE

To cure any disease Il !s certain that the
man mast want 10 b. eured- Now. II you
a-e H. snow your goea intent rs e4ias-
writing 10 Or calling on the doctors Of the
HUDSON Medical Institute, X costs yosI rot
ore single cent, excepting postage, and yoa
can save your strength. No ordinary treat
ueT.g 8 TIE grand "HUDYAN." IL cures
slwaysi
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Oct. - ISIS
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma, Spo-
kane ard Portland clearing houses today
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PDRTLAAD WHEAT n MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct. le-wheat-Clah. Sse
e.1eSten &c
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

on the produce exchange today the but
ter markef WAS steady. Creamery, i3ulslxcs
dairy. l2atisc.
Eggs Firm. Fresh. lac.
Cheese-Firm. sipelac.
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DELAY
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Stockton. Market and Els streets
San FRANCISCO. California
CITY NOTICES.

CITY NOTICES.
CITY TREASURER'S NOTiCE-Noiice
is hereby given: That pursuant to Ordi-
nance No. s.0se. passed by the City Coun-
ell October Sd 1895. the CITY Treasurer
is hereby authorized and directed to re-
ceiye from any AID all persons owning
property assessed for the Improvement
OF South Fourteenth Street under OrdI-
na,ce Numbered l.G3. on which property
said assessment Is delinquent. and said
property has been sold therefor, The
amount for which said several pieces Of
property were ID, with Interest on said
amount at the rate OF ten per cent per
annum from the date Of sad sale to the
date OF payment; Provided that such pay
ment be made within ninety days after
the date OF app,oyal OF his Ordinance
Nc. sos. viz. October ith, 1898.
A. II. FOOTE,
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle
Date Of first publication. October 9th,
1898.
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MADE

II make man" is the motto o. 'HITD-
YAM and il IL truth. No matter ROW
l1ns you haze neglected your condition.
make - your fa.ud today that you are
going 70 do differently. and that too.
AT ONCE. Your troubles WI vanish
as surely as the sun disperses fog. What
are you Geaying for? Why, the whols
world laughs at you today! BE q man.
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Express Companies.
Mts1clla ncous.

Am. Cot. Oil ~. s4sa MINI. iron 1850. 2; .
Preferred =. .. 81 Lead 49,. ....... 20
Amer. spirits =. - Preferred lies
Preferred =. =. S2z4 Nat Lin. Oh ...
Am. Tobacco ...l2i>s Pacific Man .... S2's
Preferred o, lin Pullman Pal 49,. 1885,
Peoples Gas ...1% Silver Ger ....... 80
Con, Gas les Stand. Rope 4 r
Com. cable Co i6s Sugar 80. .......li0
Col. Fuel x | @eiai Preferred . ...ioa
Preferred -. o.. 10 Tenn. Coal & 90
Gen. Fec tnewl 7s'. L. 5. Leather -. s4
iaw. Com 60 q Preferred -. 65i2
Illinois Steel -. u ~. $ Rubber &C.. s.
Interna:I Paper 5iIs Preferred =. .10a
Preferred . . sal. West. tn.on ~ soss
la ClTfr Gas *
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| G. G.

Is there a feeling % un@aSness IN your
mind? II SO, you know taa; there Is
cause for Il Take the trouble 10 ask your
seif Is ID what causes you 20 be ryots,
You have abused your health, yosai
strength and your Vitality. But SO havt
others Ten thousand % ths foolish people
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ury for shspraen. "a she West amounted N
Aless@- Conditions II the money market
continued easy Bends Weakened laser Il
TIE day n sympathy wi1h stocks " .scan-
san Central trsts losing an extreme =.
ard oregon Shor; Line lncre aSlQg lie. To
tai sales. x@.45e1.N.
L. :. cd fours. coupons. ard y. al
vanced -. ard the new fours. registered.
and he fogrS, registered. = n the bid
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continued easy. Bonds eaAaned 3assr n
TIE day n sympathy with stocks. " .scan-
san Central tirsts losing an extreme =.
ard Oregon Shor; Line lncrs aSi0g lie. To
tai sales. S@.45e p.0.
L. :. old fours, coupons. ard 3. al
vaGced -. arS the new fours. registered.
ard ne iolTS. registered. : n the bid
prise.
l: :. S .lVsNs North Car IS lie
Ntw =. reg ..izssxl Foars .-,- 80. AS
NS~ a, coap 1kss4 Nor, Fac- lists ,Aoes
FvAxs. Ees -.-Aa2@t Th2eGs 1890 tess
sU&tS- soap Liz tuATs .-. -.-,- lQA12
klFes. reg ....lass. NY.tS. n stL-4S 2ka
Ewes, coup ..llsss MGR & Ness 70 l.S
Dlsir.ci 63s ...lll;sN Y. Coaso3s it-sa
Ala.~tlaSs 4 les Deb. Is -......- II
Cas- b .-.....iS 5Or. Nav. lists ia.
Currency e.. leo Tor : L. s.. /. rl.5as
A.en-sosa * ..... $50 SECS I. r. .... leo's
Aa). - ..,..-.. Il PAc.uc IS Oh ~ is-,s
Can, 80. Us .-,la>ss ke.e4Ane IS ....,- =
Cai. Term Is -. 4. &. ". ls:s y
Csles. y ono 5s.lis St} X NJ SIS. ga
-. Ii. < u. 4ezS.it5@s StL < SIG Js 81
y. * Il. q. ISIS lies 81 Paul Con u
Fours 49, ~. - $ PC. X f.lSRS- ~
East Tenn. lsts.ig9 F,lyes il>'e
+ WND ls's,tr. 49, SO. Railway = q
Gen. ks,ec. - .3os'4a S>anl 4. X 7. * s3is
e; Il. < 5 A.Ss-,t4 Tenn. new - = -. s
H. d T. Cen. IS. lIo1s Res. 2ds ....... A..
Gen. is ..-.....lle42l Union Fac. : B.. I.
Iowa {, lists ...-e-ss [ J.. - x G.iSts !
Iii New Con 4s.lo5 lWabash ist IS .-ii~'2
Missouri Is Toe west sAore Is ieeas
M, h. * I. 2sis. 6ela Va. Centuries p. y
Fo4rs .... .-.. ssSs Deferred ;
y. y. Cen. ists.Il.9s WIS. Cen. lists e. 50
stocks-RaiIroad.
Atch.sos' -. -. l2iAIN Y. {. &sst. l. Y
FS.I 1-t
Bait * ohio -. +4ss q preferred -. II
Canada Fac SS52 North Am. Go :
Canada South -. Nor. Pae ........ 81.
Central Pac = Preferred =
Ches x OHIO -. 2ls.iOnt. * West So. Us
Chi. * Alton LIB ,Or Rail. & Nav. ~
Chi. Is, i .; -..llsas or. Saort I-,ns .
C,n.- & Z. III ~ PIt,isbuFg 49,. leg
[, {. {. * ST.. l. Ssi2 lss preferred
Preferred y Rock Island ....lee4s
Del. x Hud 80. loa s.. /. 4 :. f. -
Del. L, 4 W. lis. Isl preferred g
Preferred :. :. 52a ST Paul -. less
isl preferred $50. s.. Paul s ON :
Fort Wayne ...l.5 Prsfcrrsd Is.
Hooking Val -. 81 SO. Pacific $50, q
illinois Cen .....lb>le So. Railway -. II,
l. h. X West =. l5-a Preferred 81.
Preferred =. 6l'2 Tex. x Pac ..... ~
Louis. & Nash a3ie Preferred . 90. 81
Manhattan l. -. ~ I. r.. u. & G.. .,
MeI. ST by ...-le5%4 " abasai -. =,
Mich. Cen ......106 Preferred e.. -. 2N,i
Mimi. * ST. l.. Is Wheel Il L. E.. 81
ist preferre.i Mi23 Preferred :: =.
Missouri Pac>... 81. Chi. u y West l2s
Mobile 4 Ohio - Preferred =. ...l.4
Mo, X. < T. .. lol. ST. l.. Il : ". e. -
Preferred e.. e. % Preferred :. -. lQs
CHI. Ind. & L >. y iR q. W. ........ y
Preferred .. .. 2si25 Preferred .. -. Is
\. J. Central $. 81 Brooklyn Il. T go
\. Y. Central Ibis Chi, Gil. West =. IL
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LONDON. Oct f0.-s y. m--Canadia
Pacific. <s9s Grand Trunk. ~. Bar 81
yer. steady: 2sd per ounce. Money. IN