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ROBEET +. Moon AND
MATTE \. MootE,
DEFENDANTS.


DEFENDANTS.
Under aud by virtue Of an order OF sale
and decree of foreclosure ISSUED out OF the
District Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dis.
County OF ElEo. on the 9th day Of August
lsis, IN the above entitled action wherein
IN" BANK OF NnlO. corporation. ihc ubovc
named Plaintiff obta ned "A judgment and
decree Oi foreclosure against tn, above
named Defendants a"d each Of them ON the
Snd drN Of August. 1899. I am comm lnhcd
Ia sell a'l thns certain tracts Of land situ.
ate, Tying and being IN said County of ElkO
and State OF Nevada particularly described
nS follows. tu wit: OF Section !. the North.
%"Si quarter and the South half OF the
Northeast quarter; Cf section I. the East
hnlf OF the sorihwCst qu Irtcr aud the
HorthraSi quarter: Of section q. the West
hnf ~ the southeast quarter; OF seCtio 10 10
the West hllfof the NOrtrrnst 1uartsrn1
iheSOut1eIst quari"r:of sect ion II, he south.
west GU iri"r of the Northeast quarter: Of
section -. the North half OF the Southeast
quarter. and TIE South half of the Northeast
quarter and the Southeast quarter of the
SGrihw'st quarter; Of Section % the West
hhlf Cf III" Northwest quarter: Of Section
~. the northwest quarter OF the North
west qua ter. all Ia Township q North OF
Range 81 East, M Diablo Base and Mcrid.
iun.
Also OF Section ~, tho North half OF the
Sorihwcst quarter and the North east
quarter Of the Southwest quarter: OF \ G.
tton =. the SOnthwc-' quarter of the North.
west quarter ard the South east Quarter Of
>outhcaSt quarter and thu Southwest quar-.
ter: nf Section % the Southeast Quarter OF
the Northeast quarter and the SOuthea I
quarter and the East half ( the Southwest
qu'rt"r: Oi = ctiOu ~ tho Northeast uunr.
ter OF the Northeast quarter and the East
hnlt 0i the Snrthw- ~ quIricr and the nSt
hh'i ni tho southwest quarter; OF section ~,
I've 0TihwcSt qTartcr OF tho Northwest
quarter. the East hIIf Of the Northwest
quarter and tho Northe 81 quarter ana tho
Horih"nsi quarter nf the Southeast quarter:
OF section ~; the Nort west quarter OF the
NorthwcSt quarter Hn the South half of
IN" North est quarter. the Southwest quar-
Ter a. thH northwest quarter Of the south.
cast punrtrr. all Ia Township -, North nf
i'nnSc II East, Nj. DlGblo Base and Merid.
Ian
Together with nil ana singular tie tene.
mrntS. hcrCdiiuUCnts aud nppurtenarCcs
ihsrrtn belonging, or In any wise nppcr.
Public notice t. hereby given TINT on Sat.
urday. the lsih day Of September. 1855, at
ten O'Clock 4. NJ. of said day Mt the : Gurt
II use door In The town nf lln County Of
f!ko hhd state Of Nevada. Will In obcd-
fence TO said or Ter Of sale anil decree Of
I rCcIoSuro Scll the above described prop.
ertN or so much ihcr-of MS may ba ucrrs-
ShrV 10 satisfy PLAINTIFFS Judgment VT h
intcr'St ana costs, II rubliu auction 10 the
highest and best bidder or bidders for cash
lawful money Of the Uuifrd Stat"s
y " MATEER
Sheriff OF Elku County. Nevada
Dated August 2lai, isJs.
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How frequently
a woman asks this question! How much
Thought aud study she dcYOtcs to il! II -
natural. 4 woman hates To triul; that size
Is growing dav by Gly less charming AMI
attractive and youtlfuI to her husbands
eyes than i'll the days of courtship.
\ wo nan nly always retain her charms
and thc vivaciiy and freshness of youth il
sh: Will tiSe the proper care of her 1t nth
tremendous percentage. OF ill.hcalth in
women IL due to weakness and disease Of
ths distinctly feminine organism. Dr.
PicTct'S Favorite Prescription i an uufail-
ing remedy for all disorders Of this nature
II allIyS intl tmmatiou. heals ulccra,iou
stoDs dcbilitItug drains and soothrs and
tones the nerves. II preserves III 4 woman
all thc charm Of healthy youth. Thou
sands OF women have tcs;iiiud TO its mar.
vclnuS merits.
FIvoritc Prescription " is sold bv all re.
s1ectaolc dealers i'll medicines. u al only
where you are honestly treated. ANY store
Keeper WHO tries 10 give yDH 4 substitute
for what you demand is No: trc.ting vou
honestly an! you should take Your trade
elsewhere.
For ui1- vetrs h1vr srfTc-ci with rll'i1r
OF Rllci I'll. Wake Co. y. c. tfsux IlL). was
trrihlci with bcaTiug down paius I had iildi.
ErNiol and f-mIlc wclLTc-S aud nervousness
could not slc-p NJ night I wIS C9f.stip1tcd
ani hal urln1l tTuuHlc. The doctor here said
~ II m medicine would reach NV disease Dr
fi:Tct'S FIvoTitc Prescription 'Go!!eu sIcdI.
cured me"
An everyday necessity in the home.
good home medical work Send 2I one.
CIT stamps. TO cnvcT mailing only. to the
Worlds DisDcns7Ty Medical Association
Bui'llo. y y for i Dlpc-- covered COPY of
DR. PirTcc's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser. Cloth binding 81 siaupS. =
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The ofdiuaril, gentle voiced aud
c"rscrvut We Philadelphia Ledger has
this to cay about Algc-:
SrCr,iur! AlgCr ia rcspnnaibIo for
th' brc'isiur 10 vn OF 'hc rnmmi Sslry
quartz mHstcrs' and medical branches
of the service. simply because lac is
nj the head or the department. and
been entrusted with ru'ocratic
power; hui he is Iir""rly lud per .on-
nl'y r'sTou'il'Ic: h'causn ihc break
down has lrcn du" to the appoint g.
mruts hr hns mndc ~ incompetent
or nj lclst iu'xp"ri"nrc mon TIP
p"in'mcnts suggested no. Hy coneih-
GRAFTON ~ the gnrI 0f he Scrvi -. hut
to plclsc his pcr-nnnl fri"nd'. or To
secure the support Of inAucnti,l pol.
iticinuR.
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QG1AIGAa IYRAAA9WAs
June ISt to November Ist. IS.S.
Nevada Commissions;
COL H. b. MAXSoN.... Vcc President Reno NeuGI
EXPOSITION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS;

Is Reno
can gel eTn rXnbs sh" from the State thane
WISH IN" nrss OF The Stat" advertised with
product m his and
tn" oi
hibiph crr sending anything Inc railroad
VIII" in turn will ty the Wee Prcsii in
Cou ~ Representative frtr
The rrens Miapn Intornnnn ot
Territory
in thn
The hns
has
ench the
th" along
hs
white others
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Gilbert Clements Sons the well.
known md reliable Purchasing
Agents give Warning to Elkn County
people That they pay tor much money
for every thing they buy. To- prove this
nsScrtinn, this firm pos lively gunrnn.
tres to sell equal or even better quail.
ity uonhe md give yom Zig Discounts
or the Price Lists ~ any, Oar none
Pacific Coast Cash Store or SUPP ~
Aaapriliinu. This firm sell dir Ct
frnu the Fac'"ry to the people, sav
ing ,ou the large profit T The Store.
Keeper. :lcy I'LL nll ordna both large
nnd snnll. rr anything mud every.
thing you need. They nro snving the
PcopIc 0i the Coast Thousands ~
Dollars ever! month, sonh your nd.
drcRs ou Postal Card Tor more valu.
able information. address GILBERT
CLEMENTS SONS. 2ls California
Street, San Fra cu. Cul.
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The iInrv' Nnniiiu,

Nu ons 'lr ii Il things tu Impress u
strnup"r ar, th" horsrs. Drsc"ui"d
from hnrtr4 hr, uchn frcm Mexico.
they have hccnur uuch smaller.
while lh,y are nisu u,uch more shape.
ly. Ia TDci. | hnvc never scrn bet.
ter luuhiur b-rvL There is nothing
of tn" rouy aron' th, ir shape, though
in IN" lh,l range between ~ aud ~
inchrp. At Hrst il ir"',ch ahRurl to
sec th,m ri den by biz men wmnsr
piir,ur hnnt dawn I" The horsr's
knee: hut aoOn found nui TINT they
cnsil cnri Il - rider weighing 2n0
puunlo. the fniriWrrrU hnvc II
jo"l,ry club. which "l's tw" meet
,npa u ,,nr ~ ''r beautiful turf track
nj san n hrsn - avDi sitnrp prac.
iirr. mrr hrfa n 'hr club only arc
oil ,ih}r to rilo This no., ssitaica II
r,.ulr uf weights GartIug M l}l
pounHe aud ri ura in l5i POM 10. II
dcmpui-u:rs llu. strength aud 'pccd
nf th,#r miniature hOracg. that II
nIlc o. been rm ~ , mtnutoA and
10 SECONDS Toy pWt, carrying 100
ruurd.. Only HtuIlirn' n-c uach.
Mines ruunu' cvru hr brought int"
th" city. Hub ,dy wnlkp: every body
r,dr and nn my fpCrInl li"sta thon.
rnuls 81 rarrins"a iiil the streets. |
dorb II Ihrrc 90 City In the world
that cnsr twH ont hn.i ih" uumbrr uf
private web cic. n prop1riinu tu The
pnruIuuu. Nulluco Cumnug in
ihu Crutury.
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II you wnnt To buy buggy or
carnage cheaper than .on can get IL
anywhorc cl+o in town, call at the
ISDEPnSD. ST ollice,
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IL yon want some first .cloas brick
Hll at the lNnEfESpESr Office. Wo
have three or four thousand TOR sale,
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The man primarily roaprnsin'c Tor
ali the uisnnnlVcmcni Md indirectly
for great suircring and l0as ~ lie is
s. crc'ary Niger. aud 'l'c P"si lent
should not nuly recognize the Tact.
hut uc' upon the rCcosni ION. IL he
should not do so. Cong 'css will surely
make an investigation. fnr Congress
represents the people. who are ] Istly
indignant whcE rlry ii0'l the brave
men, who fought their b titles. gro ;sly
neglected vi hnut ,lic rxcIse II lack
Of means Ia hell them.
Even military guccrss cannot wipe
ont The disrrarcful stain attach 1t to
the War Department by reason oi its
gross mismanagcment.
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ELKO, NEVADA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26. 1898.

p llellcslcy, W. T. O'NeiIl w. II
Gilmrr. del
BRYAN-,Joe Tayrors: Inspectors
Joe Ia. lor, Lon Eastman. Del
by or.icr OF thr Committee.
j. f. TRIPLETT,
Chairman.
w. W. EOOHER.
Secretary.
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PROCEEDINGS
or THE
DEM0CR ATTIC
County Central Committee

Pursuant To the call Of the ClIair
man of tn" DcLiucr,tic Central Com.
mittec of Elko county. meeting wa,
hcid at Elko AT S O'Clock. r. ~. Friday
August II. 1883. The meeting MIS-
called to order by j, +. Tripleti, Chair
| man.
On mnticn the following rcso!utiuus
were al ptci:
Resolved, That Democratic Con
veLtiun Tor Elko county he b, Ion
FRIDAY. SEPi EMBTR lG, 1888,
at In o'clock \. NJ. ut the Courthouse
in Elko.
Resoircd, That primary elections
he held at the places named below OH
Saturday, September ,, 1888,
between tile hours Of = ard ) Pm.
That the persons named herciu
rhall constitute the Election Boards
Tor the various PRECINCTS herein nam
rd. that suid primary election bc h, IL
Tor the purpose of electmg Delegates
to the Dcmucratir Convention of Elkn
county to be held at the time and
place stated abuve, and that the fol-
Lowing test be required nt voters at
Sail primnry I'll, ctinu: Are You Il
Democrat and will you support the
! nominees Of the Demo, ratio State
and Cuuni! Conventions?
The places OF el, ctiun and the Off.
GERS nf election are as f"lloHs:
Observation-Disclosures Hose
House: lnspcct"re. Ed Todd, Il. w.
Wilherson !. Is. Waller. 9Dcl.
WHITE Rock wihra's Store: In
spcc'"rs: j. ). Winter, 1. II. Puguc,
\. G. Mitchum. 2DcI.
MOUNTAIN CITY Halls Store: In
, spcct"r1, T.. NJ. Ish, James Martin,
". ID. Hand. 2DrI.
ISLAND Observation-Disclosures
lnspcctors.E. Pcnrod, Wat MAJ tin, J.
l.. French. 2DcL
NomrH FoRK-Murgan Shrnrcr's:
Inspectors, JAS. Holland, w. Il. John.
, son, Charles DuhcrIy. aDL
EIko-ShcrwooL's store: Inspectors
]. b. Sheldon, L. +. Morg III. G.. W.
Litt"n. s Del.
Carlip-Bernard & Tlill's: Inspectors,
Geo. Mcintosh. Dan liill. y. J.
Kennedy. ADJ.
--Schou;house: Inspcc.
tore, I'd OLcll, Oswald McDcrmott.
j. II. M!cr. 2Drl.
llALLrCK- Hotel: Inspectors, Geo.
Elmorr, James McNally, W. G. Ran
dolph. 2Drl.
South FORK Upper Sch"olhousc:
'n'pcct"r. Charles KIcciner, W, L.
Eraur. w. 4. Tucker. 2Dci.
p-Schonlhuusc: Inspcc-
tors. 5, Il. Weller, John backward. o
Ross. Drl.
MoUAD VALLEY Lindsuy'S Store:
Inspectors, Ed CarvilIc. Geo. Moody.
Wm. Kennedy. . Del.
llUHTIHGroY-A. W. Brown: In.
Fpectotf, W. $. Clayton, c. II. Hale,
j. W. Ronrk. . Del.
CAMP llALLECK--Sch"lhousa: In.
fnecl"rs, Il. Z. Murphy, Lee Scran-
ton. John Frederick. | Del
STARE VALLEY-S,nrr Vulloy
Schoolh"use: Samuel Riddle. NJ.
Hail, VIM. McCOmb iDcl
I NonTH RUBY -Schoo.huuse: In
epCci"is, !. =. Woolycrion, Sam
Dachnan, Gus Krrnka. 2Dcl
SouTm RUBY~-Winc's Store: In.
sp, cIors. ErnnK Gcdnc!, Il. Harrison
J"hn Sch"cr. 2Dcl
WILLS --Gobble's Store: Inspcc
tors. John Shcltor, Allen Fisher. 4. q.
w. Gnhhle. Del.
ToANo-Spcnccr's Store: Inspcc.
tor. rcrh johnson, II. Vui4hi. D.l.
TEcoMA L"r's Store: Inspectors,
Waiter Gamble, J. l.. Davenport
Eugene Mnnsrc. Del
CLOVER VALLEY -Schoolhousc. In
tpcctors, Charles Lnmpmnn. \. u.
Wiscman. Nick Scbocr. Del.
TAYLon-Schoolhomsr: Inspectors.
Jane Iluc!, J. II. Stat,un. r. II.
Ia! lOr. / Del.
C"LuMniA--iudd'e: Inspector,
Alex Winning. Vim. Burte. | Del
MARDig- KitfcT's. InsrprIors ~
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The natural habit of human beings
npucnrf Ia bc the usc ~ the teeth on
the left side of tho month Tor
maeticntmI The food. During II
lcnplhcncd prrinl Of Internationally
one uora ~ uut ~ thirtc ~ was fuurd
who urd both II lca - his mouth Tor
chew ing and mast eating his food.
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NOTICE; or SALE.
Secretary,

IN THE DISTrICT COURT OF THE
t'n rih Judicial District Of tho State OF
Nevada. iH and for the Co Inty of Elko.
THE BANK OF TOLo "a CorpoRLrIoH))
PLAINTIFF,
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RECEIPTS OF pRoD1rCE
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

John D. and Sarah P Hammond to Leon Winant, lot on SW corner of Burrows and Cambridge streets. 100 by W 120 lot l. block 9S. University Homestead: SIG
 Peter Dean to Alexander and Katherine His chier, lot on SEE corner of Worden and Porter avenues. g. F to Mission street N to Wor- den avenue. w 1O4, block 9. West End map 2: $500 -
 Same and Thomas V. O'Brien to same lot on F line of Porter avenue, $ %, to Mission 25, w. to beginning, block 22, same; slO
 Henry w, Edith H., Arthur H. H. and Mar, F; Dening. Alice M, Herbert R. and Lydia smith Grace F.. and Wilbur G. zegier. Flor ence L. and David w. Williamson to Joseph G. Deming. lot on NV corner of Polk street and Fern avenue. 30 by W 100; s10
 Ernest D. Woodman and Sigmund Nj. Bett- man to Edwin Dakin. lot s line of Fell street. 165 of Buchanan. 41:S by 12o; s5
 I. w. and Theresa Wedeles to Morris Hey man, lot on line of Washington street Si " of Lyon. W 50. N 127:sE. E 27:6. g. E 22 :s. Scott streets w 1876. 1876. E PEG, 60 E no. 15:s; also lot on N line of Clay street, 1876 E of Maple, F 110 by N l27:Sl4; also lot s line of Washington street. 1876 of Walnut. E 1076 by 127:sh; slO
 zwick. lot on w line of Mission street, iio N of Eighteenth. N 25 by w so; s1O.
 Tsd Saf of Nlch0S o o5 S n flames s A. Dyer un 234 s of Twenty first. S 26 by W 125; s5
 Edmund E: Aubry to cecelia A. Young lot on F. line of Chattanooga street, 65 N of Twenty-third. 25 by l17:6: s1O.
 Hibernia Savings and Loan Society to E. NJ. W of Church, W 25:11 by il4: s75O ee'' -'''0
 Mary T. Cashman to Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, undivided half of lot on SW cor ner of Front and Jackson streets, SIS by w 137 :6; s10.
 Edwin Dakin to Indiana B. Dakin Cwiss of Edwin). undivided half of lot on SW corner Of El Dorado and Vermont streets, w 100 by S 1926; gift. "
 Ernest D. Woodman and Sigmund M Ret, man to Indiana B. Dakin (wife of Edwin1 undivided half of lot on SW corner Inf Ei Dorado and Vermont streets, W 100 by s ;6: s. ''
 R. W. and Mary E. TansirI by A Ra,d win (attorney), to Charles II. Ford lot on s line of C street. 2I:6 w of Fifteenth avenue w 25 by 100: s0.
 William c. Winter to Edwin Lawrance lot 103 by N 100: s1e. N
 Anna c. E. and !. Sanders Reed to Eva T, Fisher. lot on W line of Forty-firs avenue 175 of w street s 25 by w i20; slO ~
 Eva E. Fisher to Abraham Ruef lot m It- iine or Forty first avenue, 175 of w street S g by w l20; sIo. '
 Richard Conway to Catherine Dixon fvvifa n, James,, lots 505 to BIO. gift map No I; sIo.
 A $. Macdonald to John Svabek lot on SE, line of Arlington street 12s NE of Miguel. NE;
 Kiah M. Smith to Lucy NJ Smith lot com mencing l2O:6 w from SW corner of Geneva and Howth streets. 144:6 w 36:6 N 23 w 75 N ZIG, P 50, 100. F. 55 $. block H. San Miguel City; slo.
 ALAMEDA COUNTY
 A. J. and Anna E. Samuel to Anna c. smith wife of George). lot on line of Knox avenue, SS3i0 w of Telegraph avenue w Ss;ll. 11l.67. E 35:12, s 11l.16 to beginning, portion of Knox Park, Oakland; sl0. Edward and Mary A. Clark to Mary D.
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900 bushels and sold at higher price. and the most of the other buying in the first two hours was by the local scalpers, who, 1t appears. must have generally gone home short yester- day.
 The closing of foreign markets was at h6izd decline at Liverpool, from 10 to 15 centimes decline in Flour and to centimes in Wheat at Paris. with Antwerp unchanged.
 During the afternoon the market developed marked strength. The Letter party. although selling small, certainly bought good deal more than they disposed of. good many of the smaller shorts covered very freely toward the close and the market responded quickly to the buying. May advancing to 9lIsc and was bringing 9lc at the close.
 corn was firm. although the market very dull May closed Ac higher.
 The firmness of Wheat and Corn was mainly responsible for the strength in Oats. Offerings were light, May closing l4c higher
 There was small market fin Provisions Prices were firm and ruled at a slight advance At the close May pork 5c higher, May lard a shade higher and May ribs 2i.c higher
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
 Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch of the United States Photographic Ofhce, located in the Merchants Exchange, is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and
 Navtgators are cordially invited to visit the ofhce, where complete sets of charts and sail ing directions of the world kept hand Tor comparison and reference, and the latest inrormaton can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers to navigation and all matters or interest to ocean commerce.
 The time ball on top of the building Tele- graph Hil is hosted about ten minutes before noon and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian. by teegraphic signal received each day from the United States Naval Observatory at Mare Island. Cal
 notice stating whether the time ball was dropped on time giving the error. if any, is published the same day by the afternoon pa
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-London operators in American securities had apparently recovered some Of their confidence in the future of values in this country to-day after the alarm they had manifested yesterday over our political fu- ture. Some sharp gains were recorded for Americans on the London exchange before the opening hour. In fact. the London bullishness outran the local opening and New York prices responded fully to the rise in London Tho market all day was difficult of analysis . on account of it's unevenness There were points of notable strength and others of mark cd weakness in the list and neither was alto gether effective in giving tone to the market Sugar was the special point Of Weakness and the large volume of transactions in if gave its weakness an influence on the list The grangers were also heavy in the earIv ai ings, though 2 subsequent recovery brought their prices a fraction above yesterda,,s ciesa Ih ne ccaiers were centers of depression on ac- count of the condition of trade and 4ba ,,n seasonabc nnildness Of the weather On inc other hand there was very striking activity and strength in the Northern Pacific stocks and Union Pacific. This strength seemed to er tend to connecting railroads in the West and and Union Pacific rose from E to ? noints h,t Denver & Rio Grande preferred, Union PaciSc Short Line and Oregon Improvement shevUe gains ranging from A points in Oregon Navi- patton of increased trafficking for Klondike They were helped also by the decision of the the suspension or the long and short haul clause on tariff in competition with C,anadian rallroads. The dealings Tn the stocks Of these trdnscontlnentaI lines were very heavy ana transfers of blocks of several thousand shares were quite frequent all day.
 Money closed slightly easier, but most of fine business of the day was done at Der cent h the time money market, however rates were 24 per cent for sixty days and from to 3lS per cent for three to seven months There was an active demand for commercial paper. but the supply was good. Among the notable movements of the day were the decline of i5 in Baltimore Ohio, and rise of points In the common and preferred stock of the Sus- quehanna & Western.
 The bond market was very active and the high grade issues ali showed high prices There were several transactions of par value of sf00 : 900 It was very well distributed but inc Atchison, Union Pacific, Texas & Pacific and Union Pacific. Denver & Gulf issues led in point of activity Total sales, s. 800 O00 United states 4s registered are A higher and the new 4s F hid higher.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The total sales of stocks to-day were 0o0 shares, including Atchison. 5240: Burlington. l7617: Louisville and Nashville. s4S0: Manhattan. 26 950: Metro poiltan Street Railway. 475e: Hawaiian Com InerciaI Company, 5535: Missouri Pacific 3s60 New York Central 3s4o; Northern Pacific, 25,-
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To Gear 0 Partly Cloudy
 @ Cloudy @ Ram 6 Snow
EXPIANATION.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top ns- Ures at station indicate maximum tempera ture for the days; those underneath it, if any. the amount of rainfall of melted snow In inches and hundredths during the past twelve hours. Isobars. or solid lines. connect points of equal Fir pressure; isotherns, dotted lines. equal temperature The wind high high barometic pressure and is usually accompanied with fair weather; low refers to low pres sure and is usually preceded and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains. Lows usually first appear the Washington coast. When the pressure is high in the interior and low along the coast and the isobars extend north and south along the coast rain is probable; but when the low is inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon Is i'm probable With a high in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the Cali fornia coast, warmer weather may be expected In summer and colder weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce an oppOsite reeult
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1L-Specal cable and tele- graphic dispatches to Bradstreet's covering the principal points of accumulation indicate the following changes in available supplies last Saturday, as compared with the preceding Sat urday:
 Wheat-United States and Canada, east of the Rocky Mountains, increase 13s. 900 bu; afioat for and in Europe. increase 5O0. 900 bu; world 2 supply, total increase 63s, ,0O0 bu
 Corn-United States and Canada east of the Rocky Mountains, increase 2,5l6 900 bu
 Large gains and decreases about balance fin Bradstreets report of visible grain supply this week. Among the larger increases in Wheat stock not reported in the official supply are the gains of 1S9,0 900 bu at Galveston. 100 GOO bl at Minneapolis private elevators, S7, 900 bu at Cleveland and 4S000 bu at Fort William and Keewatin, Ont. The heaviest decrease reported is that of 25o,ooo bu at Northwestern interior elevators,