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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-10-06

I pant,st minister was asked how
Il was that be consented to the mar
rIanc OF his daughter Oa Presoyte-
rIau. "Well, my dear friend" he re-
n,ied. "as far as ! have been able to
discover, Cupid never studied theol
oOv.--OhlO State Journal.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-10-06

1t Is learned offlcially that the ar-
raugements are all made to acquire ~
600 acres OF land 10 and adjoining
vicksburg for National Park purposes,
and that the sarveys to complete land
titles are now being made. The patk
may be arranged after ths fashlea y
Chlckamuu9a. \
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-10-06

"Yes," remarked Weary Willy, 1.-THE
world owes me . living, but honestly
I feel too tired 70 collect H."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-10-06
Editorial and Otherwise.

Full many gem Of purest rays serene
Reflects the light of neither sun nor
moon;
Full many maid is born to blush un-
seen,
Because of her complexion-if she's
born coon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
CONCESSIONS Of CHINESE.
OVER TWENTY RAILWAY FRAN
CHlsEs IN CELESTIAL EMPIRE.
-EnEltsh syndicates Lead the
List of Fortunate Applicants for

@vHINEsE adviees received in this city
by mail are that the Chinese Of
~ ficiais in Picking are fully pledged
to policy OF railway construction
throughout the various provinces. and are
doing all they can to influence the lesser
officials scattered about the country To
lend their aid in every way 10 protect the
agents or the various syn5eates In their
preliminary survey and other work. To
what extent this protection Is, however.
available or Of service Is a doubtful mat
ter. az three OF the principal provinces
are In open revolt. and II appears that the
authorities either canno; or viii not pat
down the rebels and rioters
III. addition 10 the many concessions for
railway lines granted. the Brstish-ChInese
Railway Syndicate has iusi obtained a
concession for q road 20 run from Canton
10 Chengtu. This will cross the Yaugtse
river, probably at Suifu. and run up the
Min valley tn Chengtu. an important city
In the wealthy province OF Szechuen. Al
Saifa IL will biseet the future Yunnan rail-
way, now being surveyed. which will be
an extension OF the burma tine.
The Shanghai Press gives the following
complete list OF railway concessions In
China up 10 January g.
British X owiung 10 Canton. Shanghai
20 WI Sung; Shanghai to Chin Kiang.
Sanaking. Kangrhow and Wen Chow.
Kunlong Ferry To TaiIfu. yunnan. Suifu
and Chung King. Moulmein 10 yunnan.
shanhaikwan TO Newchang; Canton 10
Chengtu.
Angia-s:erman~Tfentsi 20 Chin Kiang.
Anglo Itai.an--Taiyuea to Singan and
Slang Yang.
Cerynan--k.oaehaa 20 Tientsin: Rias-
chaa % tehow.
Fyeneh~Langson TO Yunnan. Iangson
to Canton; Saruning 70 f'skhoi. Isaokai 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Women S Hosiery.

wesaen's Fancy Hosiery. more here
ard newer than VII be found in many
hours shopping elsewhere. Hundreds
af styles and cnaorings 70 select from
aaa al prices heretofore unknown for
the qualities shown.
womsn's Fast Black Seamless Get
s0n Hose. lec a psie
Is anlsT's Past Black Cotton lose,
Spiked heel and toe. i1A4c a pair
Noraea's Fast Black Cotton Hose.
mace dye. spsscca heel ard zoe. sc a
ssalr.
Wogren's Fast Rack Cetgoa Hose.
maIcs1ess dye. double sole. DC d pair
Women saernssosf bye Aoftan II =
9ery. double sole. haga spilssed heel. &c
Women. Herrnsaort Dye Hosiery.
ane eMai tea al &c, SIC. &c ana 81 -
par,
Wansea's Drop StlscA Hose. &c, &c.
sssc s.. ard tlsss a pair.
uese. SIC. Csc. Sss, ia. Ea pair.
Wensen's Fancy stripe aeSs. sc
Sc. sSse. siA 20 s.. se pair.
wonsers.s Fancy Hose' polka dot es-
fleets. ssSr. &c, aasss a pair
polka sats. all sixez Sc, So. n. . pair.
chiEerss's Fancy L4sse Hose N
black. tAa snd cardinal. al sizes sc
a par.
Infants Fine Cashmere ae&e. ia
a!Ae&. tsxA cardinal. blue. pink ami
Waite. 80 and &c pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
LAST VICTIM OF EXPLOSION.
Coroner sparitaE Winds tp inauesfs
Damage suits t.aiore.

T.ss inquest ever the body Of Louis
Nafsafi the talfd victim % tia boiler
EXPLOSION was hes1 yesterday afserncoa
AZ Trgnev & Ste@srs's undertaking rossyna
seakunsY SpaTling conducted the .nvasf;Ga-
ton personally.
TIE expert testimony given IN tse other
cases was presented tu tAe fury Wit
ra~seS safA hea aaasig waS found uneea-
s-,sets~ tn the street. ard eas Ne was
,ssekssl ssp ana cent - Providence hospital
sstY pAyszelan Aek@ehn{e 3aScg7 bed
Nsasass'< Injuries aa3 tot3 ~ h3s aeaEa,
Ishe essential part 90 the verdict Rad
az follows -sAauaB came - h1e death BY
,,seass Of a boiler EXPLOSION Occurring ~
te.s corner Of Washington greet and Sec
era avenue south March -
TIRE s1Tyrrsu were a. fastsSs RsCAafa
bradley r. Musasi. J ", MaeLsessst. J.
p.suhasn r. = s.-sbSlr. Paul q Henry
II b expected that a delegation sFoni TIE
International All palsisssmx i,oSufsassy. %
rax yurx. the srw fos which Alfred
sasftst worried. wisl arrive tomorrow -
s.s4s,sr. INTO bis death S&sSssE= Tes4.- js2s
Wi pyxsssa llv t.e buried IN Seattle
prosecuting Attorney &cA[uy has Tas
aslrss - any conclusion 20 whether be
~r,,f t.,ssfsuts. CRIMINAL proceedings The
srss ssstacle he Will encounter IS thai 81
setsrYnlnlng wAsa oaxst 50 se charged wish
usanxiAax y go. . -, -.
rtsv by fss relatives 81 y. W sacees ard
ssf~sa SAasxi II " Re2N. vno sras ser
tss.ssgv trsur~s. wsA. also Asse sse efSs .e-
damages
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
NezU En,brofdenes.

Cambria f.nhroidesies. inch 70 u
inches wide. &C. s. s.. &c. l-sc ias-.
A2iTe 10 *c yard.
<aiTssook Em5roiaeyIea. / 20 Y in.
ches aide. &C. / Sc, as, r21zc. lsc. 100
20 81 ~ yard
Swiss Ensbfeiderisx. 20 10 inehes
si9e. 80, SA<c, 81. lee. Izs4c lie. DC.
2,c 10 s3-s1 yard
Cambria insertion, 20 inches gfae
&c, Sc &c. itse iSyc 20 Sc a yard
SaansooA Insertion u 10 4 inches
wide. &c, IS4rc. isc to f.5 q yard.
SWISS Insertion =. 10 - tnshas vide.
&C., Zoe fs=ac. isc. TIC. lsc &c Nc a yard
Eanlbrse All Over Ensroiasyiss, "a
inches wide. Sc. u2. GH. N.G 20
g IS yard
Sssnsook All Over F.usa-eldatses. %
inches wide. re, Esss. t20. res 10
F. - = yard.
f5sae All epver r.asore&sestas. D, In
caes wiae, s1S y9sd
Fque Erubrosesred insertion, IN
cnes @fsis. &c. e.. aS yard
Piaue Ezssor1sde~y. 5 &c . inches
side. Be. ssc. &C - 10 gard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

Hundreds Of rev styIss TO select
from New goods. taat opened. late
novelties that are sire 10 please you;
besides ypa'ii ana the saving about
one~haif on every article.
Rhinestone Slides, &c. &c and SIC
each
Rhinestone Slides. IA inch. tbs, s10.
It's. & - each.
Rhinestone slides. IL inch. tzzs. rats.
SIS H5a each
Silver Slides, rhinestone settings
i;@ inch, ss.ea. q s. 81. 10 each.
Steal sIiaee. !. inch. Be-: n inch. &C.
] inch Iar; Ia inch, sc ana &c.
jet Slides. u itch. i0c. 1 inch. &c
each
i.eAzl Sides. ~ sncn. sr each
Rhinestone Eels IA2ckIea. 81. So g. 10.
s. Is 10 s. W ssca-
sssa. Belt Buckles &c. TIC. sc. f.s.
ii 50 each
Steel and Geld Bell Bssck.ss. $50.
g %. 81 % each
Esrameiesi Belt tssrkiss, &c. J-r, &c,
Sc, 81 e. 81 % each
Jewesed Bet Buckles. Soc. &c. 7Sr,
ssaa 81 b 10 e. each.
Gan Metal Belt Essekies. &c. &c. &c.
&c Sacs
GILT Bet Buckles. ss. sc. sc. SOC.
&c each
JET Bet Buckles. &c. &c. n-z each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

nROrHERHoOD or NAN.
y. :. smyth~ VIII Dtscnss the Oh
jects OF the Orga ni.ntton Tonight.

Al the L. II haii. Third avenue. tonight.
AlheP, r. :. Sfnythe. ottleiai lecturer al the
United Brotherhood of Man vii deliver
a lecture oa The Philosophy 81 Life -
Mr. Smythe has visited every large tewa
and city ut the United SgassS IN his mis-
stonary work afssi Is on his way tc rr;a-
luna. cal where the International ccsa-
gress az the brotherhood viii he held next
month.
in bis address tonight The lecturer VIII
show the practical side ~ the belief he
advocates hy Illustrations OF the work
da'se In truba after the close So the wav.
by th@ loader ~ the brotherhood During
the waT she. vi h corps ri assistants.
worked among the soldiers Ia the various
camps q gtsa country, and when hesssls.
Ties closed went ts Celsa. the government
giving hsr cree transportation fer people
AMI sapplie.
Mr. smlfhe IS essia te he al entertain
tng and Instructive speaker. The lecture
vii no free
OUR fees. tres and leaders ara fresh
and cheap Spans esshcrg's. els Second.
FYE,st.ASS requiring Mas vflzsnssf
erNesan. so cherry.
.skAcwAY, Humboldt positively sails
Tuesday.
THE ear load az Sterling bicycles
have arrived
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Silrer Patedauare.

TOMORROW IN THE BASEMENT.
Silver Plated Knives and Forks
triple plated. Iec each.
William A. Rogers Silver Plated
Knives ard Forks. warranted 2@-i1
ir pc plate. Sic each.
william a Rogers Silver Nickel
TIA Spoons, &c each.
William A. Rogers Silver SickeI
Table SgooGs iw each.
william A Rogers ~ Silver Plated
Tea Spoons. warranted I1-dws- triple
plate. i9ase each
william A gosers' 81 Silver Plated
Dessert Spoons. warranted fz-dws
triple plate &c each.
w!laarr A. Rogers Al silver Plated
Tahss spcofs, warranted s9-d~s- Triple
plate, H. each
william A Rogers Al Oliver Plated
Sggzr Spoons. triple plata. --se and DO
each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Bedding Department.

white Honeycomb Bedspreads. value
ts1s. $40, each.
Cheese Cloth cornfor'asleS. large
size, si.iA each.
Feather Pillows. regulation size. 7sc,
81 90 ssd $3.50 each.
Cosored Blankets. full size. $2a ana
=. - pair.
White WOODEN Blankets, full size.
s. 81, $40, Sa,isj pair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Elastic Beltinqs.

The New Elastic Beltings, one OF the
best belt creations ever introduced.
Perfect fitting. Comes in plain. corded
and tucked effects.
Elastic Betting. inches wide. plain.
AL. 90. 7s... II - yard.
Corded Elastic Betting, &c yard.
Tucked Elastic BeitIag, sG.eo yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Nezu Rnchines.

Ha9-snch Black or White Ruehsng,
81. &c. Sc yard
One Inch black or White Ruchlng.
Go. Soc. tic ynrd
Ono and nne-rasf inch Hack or
Whits HuchiaK. &C. &c. T5o yard.
Two fueh nfark or WHITE naehsr1g,
yse. sI-%s si-s5 yaEl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
A 5Nonday Sale of Plain
and Fancy Ribbons.

Ribbons for all uses. priced for to-
morrow's selling at saving Of fully
one-third.
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF
finch Fancy Ribbon, to- % <.f~
morrow. per yard .s...... II SSS
No. - PLAIN TAFFETA RIBBON.
black and coioTs. tomor- 10 -
row. per yard ......-....... StS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

Ursseashess ss1itins. full yard vida
SC ward
BseAch.t Muslin excellent quality.
yard Wise, Sc, SIC ara 10 yz-3
Apron Cheek assnzsAE.s. oesS makes.
SC yar4
American Dress Prints. good Eyies.
vstsa coso<snxs. &C yard
Outing S-anrsgss ssginE style. 1Es
quality. isc yard
fsvroales fass coaoxs lie YARD.
Shsrsang CaevtosA iao yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Fauntleroy Bloases.
SIZES 3 70 ..

FANCY LIGHT PERcALE. RUFF
fed front and cnffs. IN re
~ ..ts..a.s-t.s..s...,..s.
DARK HOLLAND BLUE PERCAI4E,
ruffled front and Guns. <n -
TAN LAWN. RUIZ Sn -
fed front and cuffs. at.... ~ StS
FANCY MADRAS PI.AIpS, * -.
ruffied front and cuts. at. = - Cd
DARK BLUE MADRAS. FANCY
French r. X collars and * <-<e
cuffs. al .........., .s...,.. 49,
FINE FANCY STRIPE MADRAS,
In pink. blue, lavender. green and
drab. with Hamburg In e. nm
scYtion collars. at ......,.. - sVV
WHITE LAWN EMBROIDERED
Fauntieroy Blouses. in all the new
ard exclusives designs. sizes 8 10 3.
at 5ec. 7sc. loc. u.25. slb0, e. nm
500, $250 and .............. %~sVV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
A Sale of Rags Tomorrow.

Art Squares. size ax2is feet. 81. ..
Art Squares, size 3xs feet. S.@.
Art Squares. size 3xsis feet. $50.
Jute Rugs. heavy knotted fringe,
size 2Txso Sc each.
NubIa Tapestry Rugs. size 3sx-s,
$i.& each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Men $ Neckvear.

A sale Of Mems Fine Neckwear to-
morrow planned 10 appeal TO men Of
refined taste and economical habits
IN cx~ FOR MEMS 81 TIES.
~ NeHtS English Fufs, Tecks.
Graduated fourth Hands and Irnpe-
rfaIs. made Of heavy English silk I'm
the most fascinating colsFs aud com
hinations. suitable for gentlemen OF
the most refined taste.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Women S Shoes for Spring.

women's Tan Shoes. from Sae1 10
$sp a pair.
Women's Tan Shoes. from fi-s9 to
g. 80 a pair.
Chlidrea's Tan Shoes, from 81 20 10
SEQ 3 pair.
Infants Tan Shoes, from go to SIS
n pair
Nomen's Tan and Black Perfect
Fitting BICYCLE Shoes. coin tee. CORFU
gated sole. tea-srch top. rnllned
These Shoes are made very small at
the ankle 10 avoid EooseTezs and
wrinkisng over the inster. $50 a pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Spring Hats for Men.

New on sale IL our Ha. Department.
main door Mems Derby ana Fedora
Hats. a splendid assortment Of the
choicest Hsv shapes and color.. and
equal 90 any Ea Hat sold any
whore IN the world. We offer them
AZ ..--...--.- ...--+s--t.~.--- ..-..sss-.-..
$3.50 and $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

yux.see Csnr announced Yesterday after
,,sseTs that from ssos efa aATfn4 sas sgtsnk
- NnSsyress saturday aftsrr1e1 eSress
in sraargeuey cases
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Black Dress Goods.

Black Dress Goods promise TO b
more fashionable than ever this spring.
and the assortment We have provided
in these very stylish dress materials
is. We believe. uncaualed anywhere in
the city.
l6-INcH BLACK BRIILLANTINES,
imported goods OF high lustcr. QS
qualities, on 40
per yard ...................... ~ 80
5s-INCH STRICTLY AIL1-WOOL
Black Storm Sergcs. $i.00 quality,
tomorrow, QE -.
PCT ynNu -
A-INCH AI.I~WOOL POPLINS, &l25
qualities, tomorrow, Ff m
per yard ........... ....... JsVV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

sEaGwAY. Humboldt positively satin
Tuesday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

BLACK TAFFETA EXTRA FINE
quality. Just the thing fer dresses.
waists and skirts; gocNss Thai Will
wear we'll and give entire satisfac-
sion. measures = inches ia width.
we've been selling IL all season at
sl.He a yard: cS -.
Tomorrow price ........... W $AS
s4-fNCH EXTRA FINE GRADE OF
Black PezSu dc Sole. sos, nnisa. rich
lusgsr. Will wear well. wcrth Ss.sS.
tomorrow, e. IN
per yard ...................- %Ss~V
FINCH NEW BLACK MoCSSfIINE
Duchesse. the correct up-io-3ase fab
rio. these goods are entirely differcat
from the ordinary Duchesse. having
a much finer face and softer finish.
tomorrow We offer yoa n g Sn
$S.o0 quality for. per yard. - ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Colonel Dress Goods.

46-INCH SILK AND WOOL NOVEL
ties, In shades of tan, CASTOR pearl
and cadet. interviewer with silk
figures, $l.7s values. tomor- e. Ok
row, per yard .............. $S'<~
4S-INcH STRICTLY ALL-WOOL
French Popiins. in all The new
spring shadings. regular lao quail
ity. tomorrow, fT nm
per yard ,-....s.............. $'sVV
42-INCH ALI4-WOOL SCOTCH CHEW
lots splendid fabric for taiior-made
gowns. fine line Of celortngs, regu-
larry sold for 90c. tomor- IN nc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
Sale Lace Curtains.

An endless variety of Interesting
Lace Curtain bargains for tomorrow's
selling. All new, desirable effects. at
prices that will not fail 10 interest
you. You cannot AFFORD to do your
Lace Curtain buying elsewhere while
these values await you.
BRUSSELS NET LACE ~ IN
Curtains. value Sis.a, pair S<s~V
BRUSSELS NET LACE 60 zS
Curtains. value 1890. pair &/s/S
BRUSSELS NET LACE F< *
Curtains. value $3.50. par &Os<S
BRUSSELS NET LACE fS S0
Curtains. value t7.so. pair @Ss~V
ECRJ IRISH POINT ~ IN
Curtains, value $z7.6o. pair .SV
EGYPTIAN LACE CURTAINS, Ex-
ira fine. value si2.sa. per 81 S0
pair s-.s.*s..-... s.s..-... -
IRISH POINT CURTAINS. fS m
value 800, per pair-.-..... %~sVV
EXTRA HEAVY FISH NET Cur
tains. value G1.vo. per 81 IN
pair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

Monday Afternoon.

1:10-General assembly, City Superintei
Dent F. J. Barnard, president.
6uxIc--yocal solo ...s.....W. w Brood
sl:A,~ ecture~~"Obseryations OF Schools
In Four Large Cites. .Harr WAgnt
Ausic--vocai solo. Mrs. w. II. Whitsiest
Science talk.
Drawing ......... .............. Miss Goddl
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AL

amounting 70 I3.oe wanted to engage tn
: manufacturing enterprise Of exclusive
character. covering the Pactnc coas. A
proposition which. While extremely profit
sbae. VIII commend Itself upon tuyestiga-
ton to the most conservative.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

800 to 9:30--Opening exercises.
acknowledgements trio ......s..........
Miss Nellie Huckins. piano; Let3rand Car
ter. violin; Preston Burns. fute.
Invocation .......... Rev. IL >. HowermaI
0upir~-yoeal solo ............... III. III. JOY
9.3s to dissection work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

1:a0-Gencral assembly. County Superb
tendent Laura q. Piumner, president.
Music--Vlofin solo. Miss lola Harbt
1;4S-Addrese-''Teach rs an Art"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
rHE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
v.xK STATEMENT FIGURES.
..oSrr RATES UNCHANGED ANNUAL.
STOCK TABLES.

~. movement Of money from the interior In
~ week was l.rx. enOu.h to 0ttsss the loo. by
IN surplus reserve. &43S 0IS WA due
.,,.,.ased liabilities caused by . substantial
' ~.,or in loans and deposits. both of which
80. reached the largest figures in the history
= cssr s.s. Mss's es.s S''ss s .s.'. s
~~n compared With a year ago. loans ex-
=, ,ncr,ase Of xl10.521.1O0 and deposits
49, Increase Of sli7973.50. while surplus re-
:. larger by nearly S20DOO0. The cur
..aey movement showed in the week very light
'.:,,,en,s from this o,i,trc which. considering
'.1 ,s-,oa o. the year. was most Unusual: and
..,rs reflection of the strength OF monetary
Conditions Throughout, the country A loss to
c,,,. Treasury II 81 -" @Ol was due IN part
to the return to the Treasury from dc p'''''rS
ats If Union Pacific purchase money =,
IT. stock market closed yesterday. The
...,o, weekly tables Of price changes 81 the more
active issues follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Outside SECURITY MARKET.
NEW YORK STREET RAILROADS.
CR.por,.d by c. Hudson Co. Nos. % 20 Wal s')
BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
tVNOTNCEUENTS .NiDE.

I,rvIpISpS DECLARED Tn" ffkh"'k IT,
y.s,n.n, Savings and Loan 'org'it ~ A'i'"Fi.'
has d.cr rel divideni AZ Ia" rat" ~ - 'i c-'' "
v.ar Checks will - IT iii.d :" hpld'f- '' moon"
sto,k on January - The Nv YORK SAVINGS BANK
ba. declared In rest - 'h- rate ~ f~r c"ni IA
year.
FIRM cUAN';t.S Tn" rrm - i.'"i fA-S
having been dissolved ny he death Of MI Reed =
rev firm has been form". h. Ni'iinri ~ t''---
,s-il-r.J 7 Worcester and Augustus Nrhhini ~ '-
c,,I under the firm nam. ~ FiaG- N"'''>' ~
o., lin. trpnsac,ion OF bgfiae-s a. brokers an
,..Isrs In RAILWAY bonds ani oiher III 49, meat 80
curi'i.s
G Frank,nhsmer retiring from active b"s'
~. las Withdrawn from The firm or Ale " ''-
md slegfrted Prince and N'l'i'n Truman"
have been admitted parinH~s OF N" SAM
= sae,berR member ~ the Stock l.xch"hr" mas
.s,.hltsh.~i n bnnklrg and brok rage firm ana VIII
mat. . specially 81 dealing in investment So
curities
William Solomon. VINO has been Z. r1'H''-' OF M
Am, NJ spev.r n 60 for number "' N'h's ''"-''
,o ne a partre- January ! Power c' inform
has been given Jointly To A. j Sar'"r "na i'-h''
Ruhendcr who have been cGnn-''ir'i WIN me nv"
FOR long time pest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Dec. g. y. m-Th- market 'or Ai'r-
can securities vi. strong and active WIN 'as'
,,ric.s a, ,h- hes, OF the day. Final quotations
VIZ. A,chI-on ia. preferred ~. CHESAPEAKE
ard Ohio r9- canadian Pacific 49, rri- i-'
preferred 81. Illinois Central isl. Kansas ana
r.,.. ~. Louisville and Nashville. IS New
=, c.,.-,r ,s;-. Northern Pacific ~. pre-
,,,,., ~i.. Norfolk and Western Eii> ontario
--ui Western 1871 PENNSYLVANIA. s'.. E'ai'hr -
preferred -, =, Paul l.i', Son'h'rn h"''-
.av preferred ~ Union Pacific 4''- rref"f'''.'
10. and Wabash preferred ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
immediate Market.

d, r...n.ns .u.f- no. 80 lls~r -
., IA. e.i-,na,.i 10 .,..,'s'',- 'e~'rssD
q, s-.ns-~a srn .s.,--- %. 10 800 - 90 a. -
..,,,,.,s A. 10. - 90 ,.a'sln . pfssss
49,. A.. moi. ID. "a. No li-n~ - m'"si 80
q, ., corn isres -s'i''s 70 80
,,s q .en . ,sta, ". 49, 49, 80 o" ''
.,rs ana ,ns .sia--s m.is.' 81, is"aaH 49,
Are. "a. 80, ss.n ~nsa 'h' -" o." 1855 -
e~Ds N ne s.y~'ns msnns'
r,,~,. .~ -s,..'r ..nii.s'ss 80 .'' 'f"s 49,
,.,s ~. OH 49, ns't assh i'''' 80
.... s,.s ns,rla's, se.h 49, 4" $50 80 ."
30, ...-...i To ~ ii.'s1' 49, 80 +s''"
-. .n no. a.. 0,s,.a, -'sl $50 80 ss~
-,-r..x.. ,..t,. n Hs f.0''i = f''' '--s
~. sasssa'si
Tho Oh. sn. ~n.a.'.,en n a.. i'n'' . % -
-. o.. ,.m,.s.., ,s..i. ia .t'-'s -
..u.i ..n.,..t - sr-ias lalle- W o. - $500
me, ., ,,-s, ,ss ~s-S'nnn, - "''"s ' :" -
.,ss,s, .ns~s sns o. o.nans ihs' '''i'"ss " "
names. w ,.s ~i,ur ie 'is' y 90" 10"
.,,,,s. e.. -. ss.s'-. Ns's e'"'"f '"s' ."
~. ma. ,.iiss. ard psen's'ns e." -''
A.. o.. hon h.'s ~" $50 $1,000
...,.,,, I'D 80, ell 90 10 go sf's"''s' "
,.,,. ..>.,,.sss strs rs $40 r's' ~
49, ,,.rsi.-. - sss"e s's'' -
49,, =, m. s.e.-s ms's.' s'h "" 49,
.,ss -.c.~ sm $50 sa-s . .'''"s -''s''
.....,... .. .s.. ,smss A. me ~'''' '"''s -"
-. ,-..,,~ 10 ~. rs~ss' sh-r'' -"
,-,s r.. sns-> .ni rsssno" O. o.
Z. ~. .ss s.m~a s,-s 70 ne We" T"
49,, r. I. A..A rD~sy Ia ssss emf ." ~
49,. =. ,.s,,ss s-s~s ~sn s'srss'
....,.,.. the, ss~s IN Ne sss~' ~ esss~ -
1879. ~w M y,s.s s~se'ss' ~ -
m. m~s m.-ssesss nssvn
FRANCIS o. cANlW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

DOMESTIC EXCHANG..--New-Or led's ON
,nercial 81 discount bank par San Frhncisco-
s,rh, iJr telegraph. ;7i=c. 'incirna'i-'v"r me
counter ac. premium between banks -''- "i-
coun, Ros.or-lJdis 2-3c discount, Savannah
puv,ur- I-lsc discount: selling. &c per SIS" pre-
MUM CharIeston-Bry.ng par. selling l-lo' pro
MUM rhcaEp--ioc. premium Ii".io"-Par 70 l'''
premium s. Iouis-Pnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

IMPORTS or MER.HANpi>E At Ne" ,"hN
Week ended Doe ~ i,-.i .. ~. ., ar,s 90,
u. -, s,sI r.r.hsm,,.~ c.s:. ad1 .@H'di 'E''""
Total. %, x..k s,o7dS6 .yi :. Dc. w w
g." fs,u.r, ~. 81. %IAG" f,'i ~ ~ $50
IMPORTS sPf> II.
For the t'",r 80, -, "a, a. ,il
siure January h. ~ ~". -as '"'''"''~ "
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
-. IN. ~e~k . o@sas42 0lsSeotS .. 49,, :.S
s,,cs iasuary L.. i0<. i<sSD T'ioi~~ e
rxpours OF MERCHANpIsE FROM SEw-rokk.
- :. Dc n, ossa ssASG oAiAtz.SN e1s.s~W