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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-11

PUELIsHER's NOTICE - Irassshs
agents are j. A. MCCLELLAN. y. o 49," l.s
n 81 IxoouIs and Charles L. r0"isr- S!aS
Collectors are ]. a. Cathcart. X 4 haE-
lex J. l. HAw.ey, T.. RI. Ac1o*Ah $50 SO
Jofin Jacko.. PossGsssers essfs~nsIs aas
our agents Pay money Only 10 lheSr , aila
70 our resident agents IN the s&ss"os S''s@
and towns Of the Northwest
ADvERTISISG-Onice ho1Ts OF t1e
po.a-in,e..lxencer business offics: Daily
until II y. m; Sunday hours. open .. n
70 II .. m CLASSIFIED advertisements io'
insertion following morning WI. oe
cefvsd up TO fo.0 =. m AGseE lseiiissaes
uEder classified headings viii oe isaseIa so
al the rate of j cent a wora sseH i"Ss.
ton Payment always in advance no
advertisement Received Ter icss taaI. -
cents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for adVef-
tisegnsnte in the Sunday POST ntellSencsf
must De furnished by / O'Clock SATURDAY.
Advertisements will - received a. pfanca
ences OF the Doss-insel.ige ncer.
REWAED-Ten dollars will De PAID 10.
3nforms top leading TO the convie'ion o.
any person stealing copies OF TINS paper
delivered 10 subscribers in seattle
TACOMA BLEEAU-So- lkoS PACING
avenue. L. a. Harrison
EyERETT-P. X. Lewis.
SBOKANE-Eranch office. 1raoen
block. e5 Riverside avenue, telepnons A---
J. o. Peterson Manager.
PORT TOWNSEND-Wns A. Pisiaer.
Parker Ellie. Manager.
OLYMPIA-Sl1iz Main street. e. K
W.ns.snley. Agent.
VICTORIA. r. C.-Gsorge Marsden:
The following letters await advertisers
at tsite office.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE UNITED STATES OF AAnfa..s
District Of Washington WneIsss -
the Both day Of July. 1885, snan. "a
Smith, proctors for libelani, me Ma 4
Lewis " Staver Company. FLED b $500
the district court 81 the tinted %
for the northern division. dis'rss.l o.s.
Washington. against the steamer 49, =.
ern Light" her boats. tackle. apptrr. ~
furniture, in Il cause OF uIaehlhsy
supplies furnished tS.se ~ civil ard n,'s
time. and whereas. by virtue OF p1, :.
IN due form OF law. 10 me disec. ~
turnabie on the 18Th day Of Angus; -
/ have se.zed and taken me SAD -, Z
er Northern Light and nave ~
my custody x,esh
Notice Is hereby given. tina, . n s..,s
court Will be held IN The lni's,u % 81
Court Room IN the CITY OF SeaIus - ~ -
18th dag % August. is1s. iN % ~eeh:
of said premises. and the owner or 49,
and all persons who may have q
any interest. are hsreoy c!teo = =
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
engineers ana contractors. bricge ulIllI
Ing. dredging. naroor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street ami
First avenue south.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY. builders
@. bridges sor railroads and hjghgavss
pile driving, frest!e and wharf builiin-
ST. Seattle National Bank tuilin g
ENGINEERS AND DKAUGHTsMEy
FENNER & SCOTT have reopeDed Cat
Adams dragghclng and bitl. printing
r0sSns. l9 Colman- Satisfaction gilar-
anteed
KENDALL q WIL-SON-T5 safe DeDosss,
building.
PHILLIPS. room Is sullivan building
ARCHITECTS.
SAUNDERS a LAW TON. architects. 20
New York block
T. JOSENHANS architect 4is-4is Plsnees
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L. : ENGINEER OFFICE. Burke Edg.
Seattle WI. Aug. :. is:'S Scaled PRO
posals for constructing w. houses AZ
Point Wilson. VA. Will b. received here
until p. m, Aug. - iSeS. ard then nuh-
iicly opened Information furnishes on
annllcatLon. Harry TaNIor. On Encc.
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SAiESMEN-For cigars SIPS "a month and
expense. old firm. experience unneces-
sary: Inducements 10 customers. c. G.
Bishop & Co. 81 Louis Mo.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1895. ORDINARY
forfeiting and taking away all the righs
privileges and franchises hera,ofar.
granted by Ordinance No. 1884 OF he Cir
OF Seattle to j. VI. Thompson and his -
signs 10 construct, operate and man,aja
street railways in the City OF Seattle,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Washing
ton Street Sewer Improvement
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posas will be received by the undersigned
secretary Of the board of public works
up TO o'clock p. m. Friday. August Il.
nv for the Improvement of Washington
avenue south. by constructing pipe sewer
along said avenues. together with all ne
cessary openings, .wyes. manhoes. lamp
basins as provided by Ordinance No 477e
creating local Improvement district No Ia
ara IN accordance with the plans and speci-
hcatioDS now on file in the Office OF the
board OF public works
saeh bid must be accompanied by GER
tined check. payable 10 the order of the
cry Comp,roller. for sum not less than
VIII be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder will be required
10 enter into a contrac, and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the City, charter and the laws OF the state
or w nas,adf within zen days after be-
10 him; falling 10 do so. the SAID check
and the amount fixed therein viii be for
feited 10 the city. No person is eligible
a A bidder who has within two wears
prior 70 the letting of said contract made
def1ui: in payment Of any lust claim
Tor any work or labor performed any
Skin or material furnished pursuant TO
any such contract as herein advertised or
VINO within said two years failed 10 COM
pleie any such contract.
Sps1Ilai attention is called to article
NNlll. OF the city charter. as now In
force, relating 10 hours OF labor" and TO
article VIII, section 81. subs and .. re-
la ing 10 bonds and sur@ties
The board Of public works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
Proposals mus, he inlorsed on envelope:
Bid for Washington Street Sewer I'm
provement"
BY order Of the board of public works.
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
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wANTED-Three men in Seattle and one
man In each unoceuped town ia Wash
ington and adjoining states. TO take or
ders for mems made 10 order suits at
$40 20 si5. mostly $40 TO $40; pants
$50 10 5: $50 per nioath made by be-
sinners without experience: We furnish
fun iina OF samples and all necessary
outfit. For application and reference
blank ana full particulars address Amer
lean Wooden Mills CO. Tallors for the
Trade Chicago Ill.
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SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
land. Or.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Raiirogd latorers and fence
gang sr Montana. free pass out and
hack: two camp cooks and four dish
washers. $40 and tao: bridge carpenters.
$50. near CITY. camp blacksmith. $40:
boat eteward, SIS. seeTage; man and wife
in kitchen. SIT week: neat short order
cook, 81: CIT of man, t2.5o; city team
sier. s. day; fiuuky. SD and found /:
broadaxe and adznen. S2.75; q. \. tunnel
help. laborcrs and draii runners. free
pass: single and family men for steady
corporation work. cheap rent. 2-horse
teinsters. $50. free pass; top pay for
all kinds Of woods and mill help; laundry
driver: farm hands. 81. section hands
N7s. line men. s. Is: farm cooks, S25: ak
and woodsmen. s. 10 -. Crane's agency,
l0; Washington street.
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nsrsh.. marriages, Deashs.

eotiees under these heading, me sane
should be left az the business cn.ce %
this paper. No charge II made fcs soen
notices
Funeral notices. resolutions or o.
epecizi announcement. Wiz DE- cnaIxsA
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT po,, :

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Ro,,
uce or Assessment Roll Of rnssi ~
provement Distyic; No. 10 az a..
provement OF University Stree,
city ~ Seattle. under Or6insrA. q
$3.50. and hearing thereon. NJ
Notice is hereby given that ,ha
ment roll OF Local improvement, ~
No. 10 for The Improvement az Trn,,suls
Street from Railroad Avenue 10 80.
enue under Ordinance No. 4ss5 1ss 81 ~ AZ
ported by the Beard Of Public W..
the City Council OF the CITY ~ Sna
and is now on file in the Office 40
comptroller and ex-oficio CIV Cs,srs y
the same is now open for puhlir ~
ton at said office and viii rema,. -s -
for inspection until Tuesday. Inc ssh IL
or September. lss~. at ) O'Clock n. y, ~
all persons interested are hereby rs,,s -
10 appear before the CITY Council A. s ~
sion thereof 10 be held In the 60,
Chamber In the City Hall on said s,h - -
of September. 1S9s. a. 500 o'clock ~
and make objections thereto. Al said -.
so fixed the city council will consider y.
and all objections made. and VIII M.
such corrections IN said roll as 4, dases
just. and viii then by ordinance annrs..
such roll and levy and assess the ai,sw,s
thereof against each parcel AM. Iot =
land shown in said roll and declare ~
same first lien thereon. Said matter y,
be adjourned 10 a later date II 50 ord.s,i
by the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-officio CITY ca
OF the City of Seattle
Date Of first publication, August J. IN
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IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE-Tne ~
lowing described horse placed In the ~.
pound August 5th 1895. Will be 500 ~ =
public auction TO the highest BIDDER !.
cash in hand 10 pay cost Of impouna'a
and advertising. August 22rd. isss ~ .
o'clock n. m. at the front door of pon.ss
headquarters, corner Third avenae -
Yesier way.
one brown horse. white stripe In s,s;
left front ankle white Branded on ieH
shoulder Upper iiD crooked.
The owner Of the above described hon
being unknown 10 me.
G. 4. REED. Chief OF Poiis.ss
Date Of first publication. August =, 10
IpPGT- \DING NOTICE-The foles =
described COW. placed N the city poa~
August t. 1895. wil De sold az public ~.
ton TO the highest bidder for essn
hand. to pay costs Of inpoundinf - -
ADVERTISING August 90, 1895. AZ ~ 49,
a. m. at the front door OF poliee 20 ~.
quarters. corner Third Avenue ana
Ier way,
one brsndle cow. dehornea.
g. = REED Chief OF foiit q
Date 81 firSt publication suglls' !. -
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ron sAIE-LoDGiNG HOUSES

FOR sAL1-Hoisl. furniture trst.cj7ss
desirable location, steam heat. elsctrit
lights. baths ami all snodera conven.
i-"ees. Address r 80. care post-Intei,i-
gerCSr
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TWO clothing statesmen wanted In Seattle
and one In each county in every state
20 take orders for our SEQ to sia.no made
to-mes sure suits and overcoats. live men
without experience can make $3.50 o. per
month. II you can furnish satisfactory
reference We VIII FURNISH comrl@te sam
pie line and ,intfit and start Won 1T work
az once. For particulars address Amer
lean Wooden Mills Co. Enterprise build
INK Chicago.
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irregular. Standard Oil closed at 443@44S-a.

irregular Standard Oil closed at 443@44o-a
against 443T444 on Wednesday. Last prices OK
other prominent issues were; Glucose coh''loi
471h@4s: preferred 1OO11O1; Standard Gas
common. 139Tli1. preferred. 155@l 100: Mutual
Gas 335G:;t5: Amsterdam Gas common. 29lan
30ib: preferred. 7lia@72; bonds 1oOiNlol%
BANK STOCK SALES.-Four shares or Cen
trail National Bank stock sold on the Stock Elk
change at 165 against 1872 the last preceding
sale and ten shares Of the Bank of North Amer
lea at 1856
ELECTED MEMBERSHIP following men
were Yesterday elected to membership in the
New-York Stock Exchange: w. Aston Flagg, OF
Post & Flagg. New-York; Charles Schumacher
ir. Of C. Schumacher & Co., New York Theo
dore Hastings Of Boston. and william G. Evans
of this CITY II Duncan Wood. who failed In
March 1895 has been reinstated member
Of the Exchange in good standing, having settled
his obligations.
The Chicago and Milwaukee Railway Company
gives notice that its first mortgage Z per cent
bonds maturing July | will be paid on and
after that date on presentation at the office or
the company. interest on the bonds ceasing on
and after said date. In conjunction with TINS
notice Kuhn Loeb & Co. announce that they
are prepared to refund these bonds into the 3l2
per cent general mortgage gold bonds maturing
in 1887 Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way Company at the price Of lol per cent and
accrued interest. These bonds form part OF an
authorized issue limited to Sl65.OOO.0O. secured
nv 2 lien upon the entire railroad and equip
ment Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company east Of the Missouri River Inclusive
Of the Winona and St Peter Railroad. and the
Dakota Central Railroad Company when these
companies shall have been consolidated with the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
a total Of 1870. 16 miles.
DIVIDEND DECLARED. The Board OF Di-
rectors Of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Company have declared semi-a annual dividend
Of per cent payable July T. on the preferred
stock and dividend Of ! per cent on the COM
mon stock. payable July > This dividend on
the preferred stock completes the payments on
that security FOR the calendar year OF lS'N Inc
change from quarterly TO semi annual DIVIDENDS
was thought advisable on account Of the rela-
lions between the preferred and COMMON stocks
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ances s152s465 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s11.319.e5 balances. S1.593.197

S11319 631 balances. S1.6So.lSI.
FOREIGN BANK sTATEMENTS.-The week
" statement OF the Bank OF England Shows the
following changes as compared with the prevl-
ous account: Total reserve increased H,2p.N"
circulation decreased f319,OO0. bullion Increased
1871 1912 other securities decreased $1,000 other
deposits increased e. 14SO 600 public deposits de-
creased fS69OOO notes reserve increased tlW4,-
600; government securities unchanged Ihe
proportion OF the Bank Of Englands reserve 70
liability Is 40 IS per cent as compared with 4'"'
per cent last week The banks rate OF discount
remains unchanged at 3 per cent
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF France
shows the following changes, as compared with
the previous account: Notes in circulation de-
creasad 76375 600 francs treasury accounts cur
rent decreased 16.575 900 francs. gold IN hahu
increased G.45OOOO francs. bills discounted de-
creased 100. $50 900. francs. silver In hand IN
creased 52J0,0O0 francs.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKBT-Call rate in
London ie91 per cent. Open marker discount
rate ia per cent for short and long o''iS
Berlin discount rate. ga per cent; Paris, Ia per
cent. Paris exchange on London. % francs -
confines Berlin exchange on London. ~
marks 4011 pfenninss.
EUROPEAN SECURIT1ES.-British consois
1115-16 for money and 111as for account
E,rench rentes 1O3 francs % centimes Spanish
4 per cents in London lower at 33%
GOLD PREM1UM-In Madrid, So Lisbon ~
Buenos Ayres 1863 so Rome, 1o1 10
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver oosc'
against 5a1sc. on Wednesday. Mexican silver
dollars. 45Hc. Bar silver in London. Z'1sd'' ue-
clined
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New Orleans
Commercial. 25c. premium: bank. 81 premium.
Charleston-Buyfng. par; selling u premium.
San Francsco-Sight 15c.: telegraph 17l1c.
Chicago-10c. premium Cincfnnatl-Over coun
ter. Soc premium: between banks Csc pre-
MUM. Boston-Par and 2Q5c. premium savan-
Multiplying. 1-16c discount selling. 1-18c.
premium. St. Louis-2Oc premium
BANK CLEARINGS.-New- York-Exchanges
1927 6.807; balances. S6.4140O9 Chicago
Exchanges, s1S757,41S; balances, 81, 1872 634.
Baltinore-Exchanses. $685. balances.
S444S24. Boston-Dxchanges, S16,0O4. 800: bal
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London June {? 4 p. m.--The market FOR Ameri-
can securities moved hut little all day. with no
special features. TIL closing tone was dull. and
the demand general light last prices were
Atchson. 13al Canadian Pacific, $50 St Paul
common. 1925; Illinois Central loSi Louisville
and Nashville, -; Mexican Central new Is, Gsi.
New-York Central. 1l0iA: Erie. lAss. Pennsyl-
vania 50%: Reading l0As. Eric 1rst preferred.
3Ss. Mexican ordinary. 2l%. and Grand Trunk
or
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To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit issued undsr a,
Bondholders' Agreement dated August 49, 1897 for -
Mortgage Bonds OF The Wheeling and Lake Erie p.r
way Company Wheeling Division dated April Q, ga.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF the AUTH.
ity and power conferred by the above mentioned 49,.
holders Agreement and the with ConsolM.,.
Mortgage Bondholde-s. dated January 25 1897 tb.,,
referred to. the undersigned. who constitute ~
Committee under such Agreement. have adopted ~.
pete Plan for the reorganization Of The Wheeling AZ
Lake Erie Railway COMPANY. bearing date 7h d,v
February. 1905. and have signed such Plan and h.-
lodged and hed the with The Mercantile rr,..
Company, its Office No. 100 Broadway In the City a.
New York and at the Office Of the English Associate.
OF American Bond and Shareholders. No Grea, W,,
chester Street London. f.. c.. Englani
This notice is given and published pursuant Art,s,.
II. Of said Bondholders Agreement
Copies OF such Plan have been eft with said Tr,..
Company. and with the sad English Association 0. Am.
lean Bond and Shareholders. in London and with N.
members OF the Committee. for distribution.
Dated New York. Iune q. 1898.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
J. KENNEDY TOD.
GEORGE COpPELL
EUGENE DELiNO
WILLIAM 4. DICK,
CHARLES g. BEAMAN. -
ALMON GOODWIN, ''""'e
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES-Money on CALL 1hG1h per
cent with exceptions at per cent Time money.
3 per cent for sixty days, PA per cent for three
months. 2% per cent for four months and 3 per
cent for six months. Commercial paper rates
were 3q4 per cent for all periods for the best
names. and above for names not So well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market trifie
weaker. Actual closing rates were:
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GOVERNMENT RECEIrTS.-Customs
ceipts reported from Washington. Si885s6; IN
ternnl revenue receipts. S627772 and the mis-
celaneous receipts S2s.l07. total Government
receipts for the day. 81 ODD SIS. expenditures.
s., 057 900. Receipts FOR month 10 date. S9.3i7.
461. expenditures. si5S45 600; excess IL
penditures. s8.4p7 500 Receipts for the fiscal
year to date $3.50. $40 go expenditures. SAIL
1863 105; excess OF expenditures S3l 0lS s7b. Re-
ceipts OF National bank notes for redemption
today 1854 $40.
sUB-TREASURY.-The sub-Treasury
debtor at the Clearing House S456 ISL. rs net
loss on balance was S59313 made up by gain
in coin Of Sl1.652. and Il loss in currency OF
S70@S To-day's operations included. Receipts.
s.. 29l 401: payments s3.35O714 resulting in
general balance Of Sl37.5s2.35O. consisting Of
$105 63s 921 coin and s31 943 400 currency.
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BONDS
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

The stock market exhibited further reaction
.rv tendency Yesterday Declines. however.
were slight. and confined in great part to the
h,gher-priced shares. Sugar Refining was an
exceptionally weak feature. at net loss or rs
Der cent but elsewhere in the active list losses,
when made. were fractional. Certain specula-
tors are doubtless working for a lower range
OF values but If their success Is TO he measured
by the results of the last two days. a materially
lower level OF values is not in sight Stocks are
too well held ard the public is too confident Of
ultimately higher prices 10 make bear agrees
sion successful The wedding out Of light &C
counts is helping the market while the enlarge
rnent OF the short interest Is putting technical
conditions in excellent shape 70 respond 10 the
first aggressive bull transactions.
The fact that people who have sold their
stocks are so much in favor OF decline Is a
pretty fair reflection of the general desire in
Wall Street take part N the expected bull
movement this summer. But those traders who
have taken their profits should remember the
course o. the market last summer. when prices
refused 10 20 lower in opposition 10 speculative
precedent and only stopped their upward flight
when monetary and technical conditions de-
nanded a halt The same sort of market was
disastrous to the manipulators for decline IN
the heavy speculation OF 1S19-1SS1. Increasing
prblic interest has generally taken the market
out OF the control Of those who ordinarily can
influence quotations. Spectators who are fond
Of manipulation. and al times are powerful fac
tors In the market should bear in mind that
public interest in securities cannot be handled
for the mere benefit OF professional operators
pockets This public interest Is made UP Of
financial institutions and capitalists that are
not affected by reactions OF forced to put stop
loss orders in the market. The bond market re-
fleets buying from such interests. and on every
reaction in stocks the same interests add 10
their holdings
As far as can be learned. efforts to weaken
prices are confined to a few operators who have
often been heavy losers when endeavoring to
work IN direction contrary TO public sentiment
In yesterdays market prices not easily
lowered the market apparently contesting every
eighth and quarter The low-prced stocks
were firm. and Brooklyn Rapid Transit was
again a strong and active feature at maximum
advance Of 3as per cent and net gain Of 3s
per cent on good buying. based upon the COM
pany's earnings and dividend prospects. AL
though not on a dividend basis. current earn
ings assure a dividend for the stock in the not
distant future. Substantial capitalists are back
of Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Consolidated Gas
was strong at net gain Of 6a4 per cent OF gas
consolidation talk. and American Tobacco ad-
the last half hour shorts began to cover. and
early losses in many stocks were recovered. The
close strong
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT The daily
washington statement, covering actual results
OF two days ago. compared with the last proceed
Ing abatement. glves The following balances:
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DECLINES IN STOCKS.
GOOD PUBLIC BUYING.
BOND MARKET EIRM-MONEY AND EH-
CHANGE.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Wednes-
days last quotations as follows:
STOCKS
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STATE ISSUES-Virginia deferred receipts,
$4,000 at D.
RAILROAD BONDS.-Market Arm on we'll
distributed volume OF business. Total sales
arounted In par value 20 S2.93.OOO. against
s.. 791 900 on Wednesday. The heaviest dealings
in the Atchlson issues. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit 5s Central OF Georgia first and second
incomes, Chesapeake and Ohio 4i3s, st. Paul and
Omaha oonsols Chicago Terminal As. Fort
Worth and Denver City irsts. Manhattan consol
4s. Kansas and Texas first As Northern Pacific
general lien IS and prior is. oregon Short Line
income A 5s. Reading As. st. Louis and Iron
Mountain general IS. ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco As and IS. San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
d Texas and Pacific issues. Union Pacific As,
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf frsts, Wisconsin
Central first receipts st. Paul As series A, Hous-
ton and Texas Central As. Lake Shore 3hs,
Missouri Pacific oonsol 6s and trust IS. and
Southern Railway 6s.
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financial

members Of the Stockholders Committee for dstr,bu
Dated New York. June g. 1893
DICK BROS. 4 CO.,
BELL a CO.,
CLARK, WARD r Co
WEBB PRALL,
THOMPSON & MARS,
Committee