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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, June 20.-California dried
fruits:
Apples-Quiet; other fruits steady; evap-
GRATED apples, common. Gas cents per
pound; prime wire tray. 9@9la; wood dried,
prime, 81; choice, 81; fancy, 10.
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II, 1888, and these particulars are obtainable
at any bank or money order postoffice.
Mining Investments

This is the season when in many places
the prospector is most active, says the Min
Ing and Scientific Press. Usually he pre-
fers lively mining camp, as claim can
be disposed of in that vicinity quicker than
In quieter or less talked of locality Next
in point of attractiveness is a section where
long paying mines are in operation, and have
thus made the surroundings of good repute.
The investor who prefers to pay a small
price for a good prospect out of which a
dividend paying mine can be made, in pref
erence to paying big price for an already
producing mine, usually makes, in the long
run, a more profitable investment
Interpretations
The California Marble company, Los An
geles; 800 900 of which $500 is paid up. Drec-
tors A. r. Sprague. e. .Smead, ROBERT A.
Guthrie, j. r. Houx and John Rebman.
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK June 2O.-The following
are the closing prices on the New York
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s 1886
ON 'CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street
Total

NEW YORK, June 2O.-Stock values gen.
orally appreciated In value today to the ex-
tent of important fractions in the standard
shares while the improvement was coTsid-
erably greater in some of the specialties.
With the opening the bears attempted to
repeat their successes of last week and in
the first quarter of an hour brought about
recessions in the prices Of some leading
specialties, but the railways showed resist
ance to the selling movement. The early
weakness of wheat and q rather featureless
tone. of London gave no decided lead to the
market and then the anticipated announce
ment of the arrival Of the American army
at Santiago and Manila was not forthcom-
Ing. The earnings for the railways for the
second week Of June generally showed in
creases. There was evidence of heavy pur-
chases by houses representing substantial
interests. which quickly steadied the mar
ket and eventually brought about advances
realizations at tirpe retarded the improving
tendency. Covering in the grangers was
partly attributed to the clear weather over
much of the crop era. The rising movement
In stocks was partly credited to the i.abil-
ny or the bear faction to bring about liqui-
dalton, and the closing was strong
Inc bond market was very dull and oper-
atoms were largely conferred in the specu
lative issues. Fluctuations during the fore
noon were slightly lower but the market
subsequently gained strength and closed
Quotations for government securities
were unchanged for most issues but old "a
registered were conspicuous for an improves
ment or u of cent while the old As coupon
lost a OF cent in the bid price.
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CHICAGO MARKET

LONDON, June 20-Spanish As closed
"a 5-16, net gain of 1916
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ANGELES HERALD. TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE y, 10

d. L. Bancroft to Mrs Mary and A.
]. wilkins, 408-l17. ................... 1000
Twelve releases under $1,000. mum. 6145
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9,945
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Del & Hudson O7
d & r G. 12A
Del & l. w. .154
Erie (new)..... l314
do LIST pfd. 351a
Fort Wayne. .16S
Graf N pfd. III
Hooking Val. 66%
Illinois Cen. .103A
Lake e & W. ..l15
do pfd. :. Il
Lake Shore: .lSsH
Louis & Nash. 527s
Manhattan l.. .1041a
Met st Ry......l62
Mich Central. IVA
MINI & st L.. Hha
do LIST pfd. 80
MO No Paclfic.... 34%
Mobile & Ohio. ~
M X Il T. ....... Ia
do pfd.... 33A
Chi Ind & LIZ. gH
N Y C & st L.. ID
do LIST pfd.. 65
N J Central. -. 90
N Y Central. ..1l6A
Nor West ...... IA
N Amer Co. g
North Pacific. 8H
do pfd. -. 6SA
o r & N. soy
Reading ,...... 19h
Ore Short Line Is
st L & s F.. ~
do 1st pfd. 631s
do I'd pfd. 2g%
st Paul. 99ss
do pfd. .14SA
st p & Omaha. 76
do pfd. .149
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Iond List

NEW YORK June 2O-The following
dr on lne Closing prices OF bonds on tae New
:, rork stock exchange today:
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s.Saiied-Schr
Kate and Anna, sea otter hunting. STR
queen Victoria. schr Defender. Tacoma:
str Empire. Coos Ray; schr Una, Everett.
arrivea-~Str Ruth Tlllsmook. str Glen
gvie. Hongkorg. ok Aureola. willspa hsr-
Dor; schr Daisy Rowe. Prince William
sound
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-~Arrised~sh Iro-
quois from Honolulu.
HONOLULU, Aug. 3.~Arrieed-Schr q.
4 Holmes. from Port Bigke'ey: Aug. ~,
hk Fresno. from Port Gamble. Sailed Aux.
22~Bktn Amelia for Por, Townsend: schr
z. X. wood for Port Townsend: 2sd. y.
! s Mobican. for San Francisco: e. =. 4.
for Port Townsend. 18th. sh Reaper. for
Port Angeles.
KAHULuI, Aug. Z3.-Arriset-schr Wa
Hona. from Seattle.
ASTORIA, Sept. T.--Easieds~Etr Column
bia far San francisco.
PORT LUDLOW Sept. 7.-Saiief~Sh
john E.na. for Port PirlA
COOS BAY. Sept, 7-sailed-str Arca;a.
Tor San Francisco
PORT GAMBLE, Sept 7.--Arrived-Sehr
". IT. Talbot. from Per; Townsend. Sailed
Maria T.. Smith.
SOUTH BEND. sept. s--Arrlvet,~schs
LIMERICK, Sept T.--Arrfye1--isr sin
Puritan from Oregon.
Ho$GKoNG. Sept s-Arrfvea~ Waw str
Aztec. from San Francisco: Br str Mog1i.
fran Oregon.
HULL. Sept 7.--Arrived--C5er al BARN.
beck from Oregon.
QUEENSTOWN Eept T~Arrivad~~Fsv
ok Conway from Tacoma: Ger ~ Alice,
from Oregon; br ok AiIonby. from Seattle.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Sept. s-Heavy Northwest
receipts OF wheat. a knowledge Of which
WAS IN possession of the traders before the
session opened. went long way toward
neutraiizng The firmness with which wheat
started Al Liverpool. The recent heavy
and quite steady decline and The compare
lively low price To which wnras al;eaay
mad sunk. however. apparently made
friends fer the grain and restrained the
ardor az the bears. Liverpool notw!fh-
standing yesterdays decline here was ~
higher for September. and ia lower for
December. Reports concerning the Rus
sian wheat crop were quite huilISh from
3 snarke, point Of view as tisa ppointlng
hafvests were the general tenor. So far
his ssaassl1 tAe move TrsGrt OF rew wheat in
Russia mas been small enough "a give
n IA, appears TO he n c0rroh0ration 81 Tt,e
poor crop reports from that country.
Wheat futures were add tioualy strong
near the close Of account Of a dispatch
from New York 30 the effect that Russian
grain exporters who had sold whsaf for
shipment in Septe.u, er 20 the United King
ffcsr we're trying 10 have the contracts carr
Ieled presumably because of tne difficulty
IN getting tsls grain The close was sseis.c
flGne- FOR Sepse uber and %s4ixc for De
.rEgcer.
part hearfSr OF account Of lLasiessness %
shipping demand. prl.es were s,ead.ed
=.syrs=whaf BY the strength Of wheat nj
nre3ictlotss II fTo@f IN Iowa tonight TIE
usarke: ruled heavy. however. closing with
a ioss = &c fnr I-c~Tnhe--
Oats fotlozei wheat There wa FAIR
amount a. NtEsneeSs transacted within a
Provisions raied s:ronR or the healthy
j. zitIrste tssis of sr excellent demand for
the cash arfrie. Pork advanced 3'C lard
isfxc apd ribs &c.
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=! lac al, sngravenen; district. 70 p called
80 Improvement District No 49,,
seribe<. with reference IN r. az. street,,
aAe me se-,sirsi o. sail Improvement as de-
1n.1 ns Article VIE = ne city charter as
amended by Crgsinar,ce4 Ma ~sa ara ire
properly included within said district and
,sof1s other, shall De ieesne6 10 De and shall
snent
See ,. Said assessment asstr4c, shan be
Gis.de6 into subdivisions as defined In said
orrssfSsnee No a~5 as amended BY Oraf-
nance No. $50 ard tssa cost and expense of
SAID Improvement shall ne betrayed by the
costeciion OF "A Special aszessU upon the
which assessment shall he made ia accord
ance vita tie charter Of The city and ordl-
haocss III relation thereto, and said assess
aients together with interes, 20 accrue upon
the respective sums assessed. shall be
eo.iected as therein provided.
60. l. The mode of payment for said
sfsaisiestAafe payment as defined by the
cnarter and ordinances in relation thereto
sna an assessment roll shall be prepared
and reported 10 ne s,.-y Council ard other
proceedings Rad thereon. as ara prescribed
oy the mode Of Immediate payment" Al
moneys raised by said assessment shall be
city treasury, N be called Local Improve
fn@ns Fund. District No. no 81 Seattle. Z"
which fund If created 10 defray the cost
and expense OF said Improvement.
Sec, :. Said Improvement shall be made
under the supervision Of the Board Of Pub
lie Works, which is hereby ordered 20 pro
coed with said Improvement.
Sec. q. This ordinance shall take effect
and BE- in force from and after It's passage
and approval, II approved by the Mayor
otherwise Il shall take effect az the time !;
shall become law under the provisions OF
the city charter
Passed tne City Council the sth day Of
September. Uses ard signed by me in open
session in naturalization Of lis passage this
81 day Of September fNts
w Y. RTNEHART.
President % the City Council
Approved by me this SIN day of Septen-
Der. isgs. T. ]. HUMES.
Mayor.
Filed by me this Sth day OF September
iss
Attest: - WILL Fl PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-Offfcio City Clerk
Rv @. X. CORYEL4I- Deputy Clerk.
tSsaIl
Pnhltshan Senterufat.r Q kos
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extra Flooring. dressed and matched
Iasal: stock boards. S-ss1rA S@9N. ia
No or s-snch tnisA. s., No = s. a.
channel rustic, or drop siding. weigh,
..esss ias, silGi4 FIR timber Sossrs ans
scanSllnes, rough. $sss@1s 81 $50
ais, S 5. s1fQlA Box boards ,s-sneh
and up SIS: s-;nch, j. 80 lbs. Mes. /. 4
and s. E-inch. sN La ssai1s Iath. ~, lbs
weight, AGls- 4 feet. $l.ss
v Washington red cedar lanber-Rnugh
Sssle; oeysl siding weight. 10 lbs s74IfsSs
ceiling. weights. Nos, l. ard :. Tsxs-inen
lac lbs: Nos. l. and s. ssxs-inch, l.so
les: Nee I. : and & asxs-lach 10 lhs slss3
~ shingles si.5: standard shingles, 81. 50:
ons-:nch finish. - Il and Ii feet. Sg5ss&.
thick finish. scSTs: cedar squares. :. ; :
ans 10 feet psekets ST.
age Sc
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

RECEIVERS SALE Notice is hereby
given that on Monday. September l2, 1888
1t . cicck IN the afternoon at the court
room of the United States circuit court
I'm she city Of Seattle, state Of Washing
ton. the undersigned receiver of the
Bowers Dredging Company. viii sell al
public auction tn The highest bidder for
and Python, their respective boilers en-
gues. pumps, tackle apparel, furniture,
mac hinery. supplies. scows and p0ntoons.
and all the pine belonging 10 said
Bowers Dredging Company and the en-
tire equipment OF said dfedges and also
all personal properly of every description
now IL the possseeseio ion of said receiver
and constituting i part OF sad dredging
plant. ard also al rights owned by said
ers' patents FOR the states % Oregon and
Washington That said iredges personal
property and patent rights Will be sold az
an entirety: but no bid will be received
therefor fer less than $5l.0o and each
bidder VIII he required 10 specify ia his
hfi tbs amount bib Tor said dreiges An
aconda ard Python. their boilers en-
gines. pumps, Tackle, apparel furniture
supplies. boats. scows. rontoons and
snuaI property Of said Bowers Dredging
Company constituting part 81 sad
dredging plant and not Included In The
foregoing. and the amount hia for said
patent rights
Terms az sale: THE person 70 whom the
property is knocked down viii he required
ia pay the amount ~ his bid IN cash or IN
a certified check 10 be approved by said re-
CtiVer.
LOUIS n. CAMPBELL.
Receiver II the Bowers Dredging 40.
Defte4 Sspt . i~2S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

ORDINANCE NO. tg3S--An Ordnance pro-
Nidlng FOR the Improvement ~ Fifteenth
Avenue. IN the CITY OF Seattle, from Last
MON street 20 point ~ feet south of
East Denny Way by the construction of
an iFonstone pipe sewer throughout said
portion az said ayenne together with al
necessary 9Ne% openings ulsnholes
1amphcl"> veotilltoFS. catch basins and
Rushing tanks. and providing for tie paw
men, - .rufor by IN" mode ~ immediate
payment. and establishing fund tos
such pas ment by an assessment uimn al
iogS and parcels Of land benefited hy such
Improvement under fhe provisions ~ or
3tDanCe No. ~. approved April -s11.
lSse. amended ~ Ordinance M BAG.
approved May >fh, l&t and oT0inan
No si29 approved May 5tn iSE and the
"iiF charter aS now IN furre.
Whereas. The public interest and CouNe-
nicnCe require thai Fifteenth Avenue bs
improved from Hast Unina Street to a
point sst fesf south ~ Fast Denny WAY -
tas' CONS tructjdn of an irDnsson" ujft IS HeVr
throughout said PARTON ~ sA.3 avenue.
together with All necessary YVES. openings
manh"les. iAmpaoies, y"utiiatoTs catch
basins and flushing tanks au3 that sac
coS} ana expense thereof lee paid s9r ~ AZ
assessment upon the property benefited
thereby under -. mesie of immediate
payment D." ard
Whereas The Gay .Enstaeer has caGss.
an estimate to te made - ire cost 90 - -
Improvement. ard aas ,rafssnalt;es tas ss.d
estimate and all papers ard fpfof1aAt1ou II
hiS possession To the t9t} CH0r,.5. 8g3d sJta
matters a:e ROW before the CITY Council.
and
" asreas. Neither the estimated uor ao-
tugl cost ~ me in1HroNE9fsen heTe}r az
ieyei I'D te slouo ard ChArse@tlv a. a l."u
agar sail los ana parcels o. s3n. *
seed CGa-Qnartev ~ fhc total assessed Nsl~
uaEtan cE the lots ana parcels nc iari Cun-
ta:naH ig GAss AsseS~sU..-nf district haftf1F
established. as the sane anpe*rS of''s ti>c
{s~s annual assess sueut voli 114,tst fpv faF
leyylag ~ taxes Tar snuntt pal purposes.
9oW therefore.
-, - ar3slnesl ~ the Ci:y og Seattle rs
follow
S--,ton Taat F5fteenth Avenue fa t1e
t~ttv AZ Seattle - Improves fTCu2 Fast
Jutoa Street - q po5"t l-v feet sa"-a "4
Esxf fayenv WAY IS tGe construction of 81
ti.n ~ sBii avenue. Together w'{a az H.--
es~sYs WN@~ HFe~.G9&. sra 'fsn3fs anna
ayis% VentilHrprs catca basins sn1 flush
nE tanks av,N-ttnE 20 f6e plans aHd
si.setyls,A:tossS prepared Hna~r tas direction
NJ sA,- t~ty Engineer aDa oa Civ - j1e tat-
u-g - tNf }.V>lrt Fs}srf - R"Bhr - }5i :
and fhas AZ ssss,<sE1ft al b. levied ard >1a-
l..stess u9cn AT let's ard parcels ~ ls-:f
BENEFITED nv suvh sn2} roTesuent 'e. drfFa$
trs. s..>Ss 4rt e. s'*-ess fae~eof. aca a~ss -
u4y-E small ec>sague Hgsf her af-1a f-l-
E,rts,..-fN i.aAe therefor. SA-1 al5fE evrr1ffss
shaA b. u&atts tY cof-f g. - Dr. ssf 30 ne
9nvxexs an.s asss II fsser therefor es tse
E.say.f - p1nlse WossS, Aot said sasfa =
ssY~hS aasAngfses8 AMI Arrttst f2sta Wita
a. ssrl-tgve essis thex%taT a0d - enter lHEo
= contract fef said 1aapTsF eE.*Us ~ t@e
narve ~ the r3ty.
So. !. There is hereby established .
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Eiunn cinI.

NEW YORK. Sept. S.--Tne Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram says;
The markets opened here fla. today Con-
snls and most other stocks were offered,
but the fall was most marked In Asueri-
cams. which were freely sold OF the de-
cline on the New York exchange and on
the belief thar dearcr money is at hand In
New York. The decline. however was
short-lived, and the genera. smart recov-
cry which has taken place All around eon-
firms yesterdays cahiej statement a. to
the strong undertoue 81 the markets. Ths
recovery in Americans was accompanied
by rum,ors that st. Paul will declare
$50 dividend and a 81 bonus. Mainly on
this report and On the big arhtraga houses
picking up stock prices closed firm. A
sharp drop in Portuguese securities on
the Delaena bay report which u Stil be-
iieved IN many quarters. and the upward
movement In kAffirs were again features.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Sept. S~Canad.sn Pacific,
alss: Grand Trunk IA bar silver steady
at 2s9sd per ounce, money, i.nia per cent.
Breadafuffs.
LIVERPOOL. Sept s.-Wheat- Futures
cloeed quiet: September. IS sd, December.
IS i1d
Corn-september. quiet at IS Esd. Deem
Der %s g5.d,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORSL.en,


Street Sewer Improvement
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
possais viii be received by the undersigned
TO o'clock =. m. Monday. september 18th,
1888. for the Improvement Of Lenora Street
rom Eighth avenue 20 the alley between
Fifth and Sixth Avenues, by constructing
a pipe sewer along said avenue together
with all necessary openings, wyes. man
holes. ianpholes. vensilators. flushing
tanks and catch basins, as. provided by
Ordinance No. zoos, creating local Improve
meat district No III and in accordance
with the plans and specifications now on
works.
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check. payable 10 the order OF the
city comptroller, for . sum not less than
five f5i per cent of the bid. and no bid viii,
De considered unless accompanied by said
check.
The successful bidder will be required to
enter into a contract ard furnish satisfac-
tory bond for tha a~nount required by the
city charter ard the Laws O! the state Of
Washington. within ten days after being
him; failing 10 do SO. the said check and
the amount fixed therein viii be forfeited
10 the city. No person Is eligible as bid
der who has within two years prior 10 the
letting of said contract made default In
payment Of any just claim for any work
or labor performed or any skill or material
furnished pursuant 10 any such contract
nj herein advertised, or who within said
TWO years failed to complete any such con-
tract.
Special attention is "a ed 10 article Xxx ii,
Of ne cry charter, as now In force, reiat-
ng % 'hov.s oi labor" and 10 article viii,
section 81. subs. ] ard ,. relating TO bonds
and sure,ies.
The beard o.; public works reserves the
right 10 reject airy and al. bids,
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope
Bid 1cr Lenora Street Sewer Improve
ment."
BY order Of the board of public works,
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date of first publication. September 9.
1885.
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S'ear1 collier Willamette was anchored
IN the naFtsor yesterday dIscbarging fralsaS.
After returning 70 San Francisco wttis coal.
SITE viii Us laid up tor repairs Tor several
weeks
s%-ilrJneTs Stella Erisnd and Ger gixsfn
are fttting gBt 81 Hfsh wss tStohfr dock fs,f a
return soy4x % tB@ scok inlet country
TIE fore iopfaa ~ and forward s@cg home
ef the Latter vessel arss being removed IN
order 10 tighten the schooner f9r -srssr
weather. Eoth scbooners @iil prosbabIy SAL
tomorrow 20. tae H0rth
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The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Sept. S.-St. Vau! made she
uGaFket tsliS morning and broke this after
lao.il ITadinS vas Eol ca a large scale
during TIE day and all tn;eTes; Ceaserel
III tae meeting D! the s.. Pau directors 20
act on the dividend TIE runlor fncngers
axed the dividend rate on The common all
who said 1t would be - FOUND little cred.
ence and tina continued Armaess Of the
stock III the face OF The recent heavy tone
OF me market and the confident and heavy
buying Of the early hours Of today a,eme,i
to justify this !ncyeiulty. There was large
ouyins Of 81 Paul here for London ac-
count Ani there was very active trading
upon The London curb after the
close there according 70 cable re-
ports. The price Was rushed up 10 lis
without any attention being given 10 warn
ing statements that very powerful inter
rstS IN tire directorate were opposed 70 any,
thing more than ths "a per cent, rate. Tue
eager bulls pointed out ihat the recent
Increase in the Burlington dividend MAS
Kept ensbFoude3 n the same mystery up
Ia the moment % its declaration when fhe
stock led a violent upward movement. The
showing or the company for the last fiscal
year Was c!ted as confirming the confidence
IN an increased dividend disbursement the
earnings applicable % thc common stock
having amounted 10 Sic per cent. after
extraordinary heavy expenditures for i'm
provenentS charged 20 operating expenses
When ths announcement came about gse
y. IN. that tse directors had made the SEM
annual dividend onIy 2ss per cent The price
dropped without caech except for moment
AIRY pause At each even number 10 iloi.
which was iSs per cent below the hest
Numerous blocks OF many thousand shares
were thrown on the market VIII pTecipisa-
lion ard the MAJ ket took on panic5y condi-
lions Rock Island fell in sympathy
points. Burlington . Peoples Gas 90 and
Northern Pacific preferred ~. The demon
alzation caused by the break in ~. Paul
came on a market showing considerable
strength and az a level materially above
yesterdays Clase.
The rate for call money. after going to
per cent. eassd off IL 3 per cent. after
the engagement. uf S+Vutso gold for impori
Bonds were dull ana firm most of the day,
but they yielded y later dealings, Total
sales, 81 400 go. United States old fours
registered the fives and the thrces when
issued advanced !. per cent In the bid
price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. 2lslsSia per cent: las;
loans. per cent, prime mercantile paper.
4Aii2 per cent. sterling exchange heavy
with actual business in bankers bills AZ
SlAi.a4.4 iafor demand and nj $i.Ngs.U
81 s2as for 50 days, posted rates. si.sSts1gs4
and 81. Niassi.se. commercial hills, Sisil7N
ASA: silver certificates, 6ol. G6os.c; bar sill
YER, 6oasc Mexican dollars. i6S.; govern
ment bonds. strong, state bonds. dull: rail-
road bonds, firm.