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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-17

Breadsfada.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb a-waeat 8
higher both On caAl and osg call ami the
market Is quite ARM though spot trading
fancy feed: tie demand does not improve.
oats are firm and active. Spot quotations
were:
Flour-Ne. cash for family extras. s4a&Is;
bakers extras, &..@sa; Oregon snd Wash
iEgfSp, S5s.3&S
Wheat-Shipping. nlss. for No. ard
a.ls Cor caoiee; milling. a.l7ss4sl n
Barley eec, g. nls~sl .so: brewing. norni-
nal.
0ats-roor TO fair. 81 sgt .271s. good "a
choice 81 Pol Szas; fancy feed. 80 'S'ss.
PRISE. 81. sossl %. black Tor seed. sL5ogl -;
red. sL50aTl.6o.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1850: 10 Washing
ton. I.5ssl; waea,. ceataIs, 100. DO Wash
ington, 2.llo: barley. centas. 3S45, DO
Washingt on. 80 oats. centais. so, pota-
toes. sacks, 2,ess: onions, sacks, ia, braa.
III; wooi, bales. IL. hides number. 81.
wine, gallons. "a. 10.
Closing Quotations.
Enthusiastically May. A,l37.. December.
Barley-stronger: May. ia, new. 81. osas.
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring, Nevada iegl2i4c; Eastern
Northern mountain. s6y10c, mount an
lambs. 7assc: So Joaquln plains. sqsc;
Ii
Hops-Crop of 1888, lsal5c.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Observation-Disclosures s-e-922: bran. $lssoq
Hay-Whea,. slsal7: wheat and oas, sls0
Is: best barley, S12a!aSn; alfalfa. Alul2:
Pocat 'Ss Rose. sal 10: River
Reds slcd3si 10: Oregon Burbanks, sluL3a
vegetabies-Silyer stAn onions. Oregon,
Eiiis; garlic, 5Qec; green peas. seIloc; as
paragus, fancy. Sc per ID eggplant. Ioes
i21sc. mushrooms. wild. E.Qsoo per ID.
FruIt-Apples. common, SIS; common.
Inn lines, repsaek s'5.as. California lemons Sa
common. T5cds1.9s: California lemons.
choice. sl.sea55; bananas S.2Ss525o per
hq nnter pfFsans ns PER a2zdo seconds
iis s@ picked. i5dil7c: akin, ieaisc.
,bssr Ne Yonnr 1S eilsal so Easa,
Rss-@ Store. csnfornia. 1915.
reni ise III ra s.sssFs o ' yaasy
ROSTERS, ss.se3T.fo; small brollers. 4l54.Se:
large broilers SsG5 %, fryers. $500; hens,
pigeons, si-5o1ll75: young pigeons, s2ao9
Exchange.
Sterling on London. 60 days. 81 NA.
Sterling on London. sight, A.s72.
Financial.
Silver bars 800. 5s7. DraftS-StEht 80. 1Tia
Mex. doAs ..4711I4S Telegraph .. :. 20
MIning stocks.
Alta 49,. .....-.... =. Justice -. ....... u
Alpha Goa ........ kentuck con ..... IL
Andes -. ........ z. LADY Wasa Con 8
rsicbrr go. ...... y. Mexican ..... ..... 81
Benton Con ...... 81 N~y ada 80. ....... ..
les. & BelcAer =. TgOcriaentai Con -. u
Bullion 49,. .....-- D. tFpalr 80. ...-.... $50
Caledonia $50. 49,. s. OverTan .... ..... 9
Challenge Con a.. - pot0si ...- ......... 81
ChoS3ar 80. ....... 81 Queen ..... ........ ..
Confidence 80. -. .. Savage 80. ....... "A
Con Cal a. Va IL Scorpion ..... ..... =.
Cen. Imperial 49,. =. Seq Belcher ...... 4
Con New York e. o.. Sierra Nevada ... loo
Crown Point 800. - Silver E{ii -........ T..
Eureka Con ...... $. STANDARD ..-. .....39
Excnequer -. 800. o. Syndicate -... ..... o..
Gould & Curry =. 81 Union Con -....... ~
Gray Eagle $3.50. Utah Con ......... q
E4ls 4 N0rcros4s 81 fsisow Jacket .... =
J lila 80. ......... 2
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PORTLAND. Feb. fs---TAege was 70
change "a Ihe local wheat market ga2sV.
AID very A<tAa business Sssss traTsss <te1.
FeT cared 10 quote over Sc. though &>e
" ~ occasionally offered for WAiAa WA-s.
nsA-1y always with the p~ov.$o that Il
macG ssss Offering The price would 60 10
see. No ore IS IN REEL 81 wheat a. pxSseaI
ana export values ara all that = ooga!s.-
able. Valley - aom1Ia4ly sc and a1us-
stem 64sslc.
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g.nafors Faat Quay snd Panrose psha,e
ait5DE Oh 81 corner nssr Ire Ga ystoI for "a
street car fsx FaYs ago became involved
Ia 81 amusing DISCUSSION as 20 the Eensfer
az fnG gahi1~ EcuvRTarc@ which was axs-
preaching them from around re corner.
"Ah fasfp khs csgfnss" sKgiiA8 med @efa-
tor Per rose. Senator Quay quickly cor
rested him -ffoufa wrong he satd.
'~Fhs rraaer say - pat Il ~. There .
CONES -
''yr4s1 "a sAgzhe3 Senator T~si +that iss;
proves bow mistaken tSD usRr ear ne IN
zgft flfzx4y. Y0U &5@ both wf0ng Tpa
ss.twts 20 gay ~Fheys hs cores g
TIE rsr was close on them - thar time.
Ee~Afar Vest vas TaRht Il mail car.
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CIVIL. SERVICE EXAMINATION No
tee Is hereby given t0at an examination
Will - held az h. CITY hall on tn lTth
,fay az February. 1899 FOR the position az
sanitary inspector or the city o. Seattle
Appiics ttors Will be received az the office
or the Civil Service Commit ION not later
than February y. Applicants VII b. ex-
nrntned en- matters pertaining - the posi-
ton for which they apriy. and must Be
practical plumbers Zach applicant will
receive postal notice % she exact time Of
hS examination
Tx ogg3ar - the C3viI Service Commission
ef the f~s.v ~ Seattle
ARTHUR II. CIRCUIT. Secretary
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General Quotations.

Coffee-0ptious opened quiet. IN
changed 10 points lower. Sales l.. go
bags, including March, SOC, April, seslc:
May. & SIS. spot RE, dun. No invoice.
sue: Nc. ioboing. &c: mild. quiet: Cordo-
Va 1A.uilc.
sugsr-Raw, steady; fair refining.
: lg~lsc. centrifugal. IS test. 5-ieoi refined,
steady
Flour Receipts, 4 - bids. exports. = gl0
b1is. market. 6uli. Minnesota patent s. %
OF ~: winter stralshts. = ssgs K
Whsat-Rsceip;s, s.ao bis: exports, g.
bH. spot, strong; Ne. red. ssi&c Z. o. D.
Options had 81 weak spel during the fore
u0on Influenced hy eA5,lse and short SELL
ing but later turned very ssrpnE. 81
Louis covered lot q short wheat here
soaring local bears and New York wtA-
erst IT'S difference with Chicago in con-
sequence. cieaT2nces Hera small and er-
port trade moderated. CLOSED strong AZ
@.E3fc mt advance. March closed Ee.c
Wool Fleece. IsQs-sc; Texas, l2gi5c.
Fops-Staa2y.
Metals
PIG trnt--wnrrsrfs g ~
C0rrrr--Take. tl7.1S4Els n
T.r-fs3 s+sF2 -
gee3ter-Ss E.
Lad 81 5asf4 90
T'ne sTna thas fxes the selling price fo-
miners and snelters quotes lead a. t4gJ
at the close.
- g.
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NEW YORK. Feb is.--Tha Commercial.
Advertisers Iondon financial cabisgrarn
says.
The markets here were quiet and irreg-
ulsr today. Two features were American
steadiness and African fatness, the lat
ter being sold by Paris.
Americans were firm and active until
the receipt ~ New York prices when
they gradually dwindlsf, closing at the
lowest I'm the street. Exceptions were
Northern Pacific and Central Pacific and
Central Pacific reached record prices
Copgsfs epsned well bat Paris sold
we're Q; Ttahs opened at 10 and closed at
S..
nostons opansd at 81. and closed at s.4.
Money Ia Idle
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Feb. Is-Canadian Pacific
a2aa: Northarn Pacific preferred. NJ;
Union Pacific preferred. -. Grand Trunk.
ST.
f,ar siiver-sseady: q 7-icd per ounce.
Money!. per cent
nr~adstans.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. L. Whcat-Epot.
dull.
Corn-spot. quiet. Futures. March.
steady; - SID: Nav. steady, s. 3ssd.
Wheat Futures closed quiet; March,
ss Tad: May. - Ttsd.
LONDON, Fab is,--Wheat earRoes OF
coast nothing doing: eaTgoes on passags
nominal. unchanged E2nglisn country
markets Gsaet
LIVERPOOL Fst 1s.-whHat~Dgili
Wheat f. Paris Sili Fear in Paris dull
French country marksts quiet.
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faEfC}o FOR Alaska TFfHfTR row
TzYs A ska Ste rEAsza4E Com lazy are 40.
attempting any rpcor4 fg~~nstrr feass %
sha .Naxa rcelrs fs1s fGssr steamers leave
eYs .sgas TIE ssef al elegant steamer
s.TYF@ go raves Ysas@ wharf tomorrow
evening On hsg regular s1ssedals
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AiEning stocks.


BOSTON. Feb. Ie-~Ciosing:
Boston Il Mon .375 Parrot 80. 49,. Eiz
Butte < Boston. -
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WASHINGTON. Feb. is.-~Todays state
rnsnt 81 the condition oE the treasury
show.
Available CASA balance ......... sc. $50 100
Cold reserve ...-t-..--....s.--.+.,. 2zi,s&f. ass
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Whest-Market unchanged: expors. No.
club. Asc; No hlueStern. &c. milling.
No. club, Ssc. Ne. hl2esTeni. SC.
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Receipts and shipme nts.
Dairy Products.

On the prefuce exchange today the bur.
ter market was firm. Creamery lsS&Sc'
dairy. iE.aiSo.
EEgs-Ffesh, ~.
Cheese-U nc banged.
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Express Companies.
Mlscellau sous,

AP P4sieS Gei on sLf rrsr:frsa us, sss
Amer. Spirits 80. i$ss Nat. LIN. on 80.
Preferred -. =. Ssix iaclfc Maa 49,. 6Ls$
Am. Tobacco .-.t5Az Peoples Gas ....IIlz
Preferred ..iS3la Pullman Pal ..s6sl,
Con. Cos ...+..-&s lSiiVer Ger .-.,... M.s
Com. Gable CO .ls5 stand Il IS T. Ss IL
Co. Fuel g. e. 81 sugar 49,. ..-...195i$
Preferred =, ~ Preferred :, ,..L$e
Federal Steel Co SlsxT Tenn. Coal q <yis
Preferred .. E. ssh III. s. Leather 80.
Gen. Electric ...1llla Preferred e. -. TIA
Haw Com. Co 70 III. 8. Rubber -. ns.
fnternstI Paper. CO Preferred - ...1l7
Preferred =. :. sTs Wess Union 80. ss1s
L. (Teefe Gas . IS
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made. Cams were also chrossic2sd else
where.
Total sales s sc az United States new
IS, the ola IS and tae IS declined IS n ;ae
bid price
Money ana Exchange.
Money 81 CAL. gt-fs2 per cest-s last Assns
szs per cent Prime mercantile Raps-. s%sF
s.. ,er cers. Sterling sxSh&xske, sSsAdS-
ws:h aee.tAl business IN bankers sN4s ~
- NSf7% Ss1s fer demand. and a. 81 sksTA s*.A
fe< sky GAYS. posted rates. stSs@f- NJ
COR rercszi h&lss 81, Nza silver es-t1se'atsss
$50 zfxNxo. bar silver, a>se. Mexican Ses-
lars 44.c.
Government t<snss weak. safe cc111 r.
act1yA, railroad spFsts ssrorE.
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". V. RINEHART.

President ot the tl1y Ccuaca.
Filed ey ine this 1879 day of February.
1sss WILL ii PARRY.
l'Ety Comptroller ani Ex-oTiCIo CITY Clerk.
"a 6. X. COBYELL. Deputy Clerk
pase * FRS publication. February :.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1s-Cotton-~
Firm. middins. Sc.
% 60 70
FOREIGN MARKETS
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Quotntions ..

Cash Quotnttons.
Flcur~Quiet and unchanged
Whea;-No. spring. S1ss %. NJ. spring
6ssr &c; No, red, =. a.
(|ern--No = SSi4Sgssiac.
Cats--No. :, gsa.e, Ne. : white. 3eiso. No
white. 2ssssSeiac.
Rye--No, 2 As1gAaa5@c-
Barlsy-~Ne. .. +ssfSiisc-
f'laxseed-No. ], III.
TsmoshY seea~Pr4me. S@sS
Mess povk--Per barrel. xsSssf9S.
i.ard-per 100 pounds. s., <ss;S.s gss.
Sides-ShoTt ribs Coose1, 81 6ss+&
ShauideTs~nTy ~slted taoxssp, s&14AA
Sides-Snort clear <soxedb tszis.te
Wlasky-plsti.iers tialsaed goods. per
gallon Si@
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L. < - iNs-sgS. Y. Cen. lists .1isa
New ~. reg ...lSSssN. !. tefs IS s.-4tt
New ~. coup -l2Sa4 North Gar IS ..-s&
tot3TS. reg ...-1&-+s5 kogss -. ss+-~tft
Fears cup lisa No-. P2c. ISIS lis
'E'wC~. reg - Isresss 49, -
FXgsvs reg Iislsl E'psIrs .... .....IasiS
kIves. essssq liz NC & 81 l. - -
District sas Ills Nor & West sS.lS
Ala---<SaSs \ ..les y. ". soEfs0N@s -.tss
t@@sS Is ....-..l9f Deb. ~ ,.-s..--l-1
Class - ..-...le3 ,Or. Nav. 1s.st ..-lta
Currency - lac foags -.,. .s--.lR~A
ASch&s,n Is .....I6isslor. 5. L So, : r.lss
Adj e. ........ ~ r1Nes. : :. ..--AA-A
Can So GSs -..lioAr Fac. - * -
Caess Il ~ stes - Reading - ...... ~
F'lyes -. lis X. u. w. Ists -. -
Chi Term. - e. @ass Ss.TA & TAi - SsiIea
G. III. & d &t5s te4a> SAL ~ 5. F.[s-es lisa
Co.. SoatA ss ~ st Pau Coa LIS
l.. Il r. q. isss.,07 iSt-p.C s P.issSils
Fosgrs .... ....leiAi ESvax 49,. III
Fsss, Tenn. lists .I5-t~ES {. Non. Fund b.
Fra Gen ~ - 80 80. Railway - ..INShs
W&D Isss.tr y stand u s. T. S. Sal'z
Gen Lex. rs =. -ilSsA Tenn new Sc. S. p
6. II. Il y ~ SIS IJa 7. T. /. q. lists lin
Seconds .... lilo Reg. @dss tsF7s
II 81 T Cen IS 1895 Cntof, Pac- A. ..iosA.
t7cgA. ss .......1u iu.FD & G lists STA
loNS - Isis les Wabash tst * ..na
Ii New Con Ia Ias Seconds a.. ..-.. %
/ 4 y. Uni -. - West S'nera - ..iizts
Mo fac Con IS .iis&lNa- Centuries - SALE
T5aas =. -4 So Wa Sen CEN ,e,s :. ss's
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.


TACOMA. Feb. 1S~wAeas-Cl,1e. gsc
bl1eSIszn- k-IIssAc
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ghe market gained Fl strength as the 49,
sian progressed ard near ghs end May
brought EsS> while SAC, buyers. was
the closing price
ezra RET with tree selling for the short
account at ths start Commission houses
with Eastern connections later became
coed BUYERS ard 8 stea2ler feeling cSvei-
opsf MAY left OF unchanged
Oats were weak early, hat reacted some
during the afternoon. May closed isSsssc
lower.
Provisions opened steady. but soon BE-
gan 20 give way 20 the Influence OF hesSy
receipts 81 hegs and selling Of pork and
ribs by packers. Fork lost isc. lard 2ss3Ss
and ribs &C.
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legs Superior quality. p@r VI. No a.
sssF rsssv~ santaa1e - 81 1es5 -. NJ ]
g@5As- ks~ common. Tsg n & q
3. spruce legs. ss55. CEDAR sa.ngls tolt.
s. @s3@ 81
SIS Lumber Rourh. s.. tAlck xnlzh sur.
faced u~e or 40 ssS@s : - zr4 . fre~ex
,s-s5s EIsss ~ -neIs& x 70 e fee ggse-. u
f4ugfts sa~ Ter N extra sr~~8agA ~utsr
2z9sfs al vmTttEal grain 81 Per u extra
kyearf1x Sresse. and matched sFesxzq
stock boards. s-ia@h. s. y, 14-inra e. sgsa
y . T2-ssen fss1 s. EeGc1uE NJ -
s-lreh ausSh &. No. 2 - or ean~et
rsssss-. Or drop siding. we-< r., re }as
tltWgs 80 t1raNer salsta aHS s~zntfs-gs
raaEa. g. sss IS = : l.. & s1s
sg3ssi8 aer boards tt-tnes an1 ~ 81
WASH .agton Esez Gasar f-xlcn k4er p -Ts -
AsSs. bevea si2axg. wslgst ~ It's. t144- -,
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Greer f,uit Cobhinel-fsrauxes I'D
,f~zs sfS2l =. uaye'x e sees3; lemons
SIC 81. anc3es. fancgs ~ S-1$ par hux
rreagfrx arules. 5S9fa~ pe- box. bananas
3 xs - pr eUnca. crAnsserT5sr- s. FL ts+r
hfs 81 = xs.-- fsax rRlsfs.~<sss w~fss HS4 ar
rrS is-lh box = =. ie-gs carton box. 81 x .
california black aEs z@th baxss g 80
Sfsvruz 6gS - PER IL. 1ew dates T<sg -
SWEET apple cider. 80 ger gallon
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stock s--liailroad a.

Atchssen 49,. -. s2sa Mobile 4 Ohio =. saAa
Preferred q. 6ess y. J. Central -.-lesia
Pat. & ohio -. 80 ~. Y. CenlrsI =, .l3s
Brook. Ran. Tn. s3aiN. Y. Z. & 81. L. ~
Canada Psc -. 9iss list preferred Is
Canada south =. s+i. ii preferred -. -
Central Pac -. 6Si. Nor. WesS ...... isls
Ches. Il ohio -. 2sss North An. CO s9s
chi * Alton ...fio Nor. Pac ........ sts
Chi, II. * q. ...it4A Preferred d.. -. lass
Chi 4 Z III 80. 81 tOnt & West -. 29's
Preferred e.. III Tor. Rail. & Nav. ~
chi CT West o.. lsl@ Preferred =. -. =
Csu. Ind. Il L e. 10 Tor, Short Line $50
Preferred g.. =. IL Pacific Coas; -. ~
Chi i y. West .l5s4s Isl preferred :. s.is
Preferred e. ..is1 - preferred -. GO
&. T. :. 4 81. /. 90. l1tts5nrg ..-lSl
Preferred =. =. asas Reading -. -. -
Colo. Southern ! Isl preferred :. 81.
1st preferTea hsa II. G. ". .-...... 81
I'd preferred :. NJ Preferred ,. -. "a
Del < HUI ...1isisRock Island lisa
Del, l.. a west.lSS ST. l. L. S. F. :. l2A
Den 4 r @. =. fsakl lst preferred =. 3
Preferred =. =. Isi2i ed preferred -. slts
Erie Cnewi $500. Ia 81. l. & II w. E. les7
Ist preferred STA Preferred :. e.. 2o@
Fort Wayne ....lk st Paul -. ....i@7a
CT. Nor. pre- ....ls2 Preferred :. LEO
Hooking Val -. ST. Paul IL ON ssfs
Illinois Cen .....Ii5A4 Preferred =. ...179
l.. T. q West =. - ST. p NJ 81 II.
Preferred =. .. g. 80. Pacific ...., 40ss
Lake Shore .....3a4ia So. Railway Is
Ieou!a. & Nash tSA.l Preferred =. -. i1t,
Manhattan l. .fi5a. Tex. a Pao -..- glS
Met St Ry -. 2sSls Union Paa ...... AL !.
Mich. Cen ......ils Preferred -. -. :
MInn & s.. T.. ar L. p. ID. q ca - isle
list preferred as Wabash -. -, So
At escuri pae -. s5Aei Preferred =. IN
Mo. X. & T. -. IL Wheel, & Il e. ii7S
Preferred >. >. ssA.l Preferred Ssts
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DIZZINESS.

Irritability of temper, nervousness,
lack of vitality, inability to sleep, ner-
vous prostration and general debility
are sure to follow overwork, mental
strain or lack of proper nourishmeut.
Nothing helps to remove these con-
ditions so we'll as DIR. Miles Restora-
tive Neryine.. It quiets the excited
nerves, rests the weary brain, i'm
proves the appetite. aids digestion and
adds new vitality to the whole body.
Mr.. S. A. Reeves, a druggist of Or
augsburg, s. c., writes: '"I have used
Dr. Miles Nervine myself for nervous
ness and vertigo or dizziness and find
it most excellent preparation. I
have also sold many bottles to my GUS
toners and friends and know from
their experiences the medicine gives
universal satisfaction"
All druggists are authorized to sell
DIR. Miles Nervine on a guarantee
that first bottle Will benefit or mon
ey refunded. Be sure and get DR..
Miles Nervine. Write for booklet on
heart and nerves.
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Tnd
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MONETARY LEGISLATION
PLAN OF REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
NATURES.
Speaker Henderson Will Exercise His
Power to Bring it Forward and Cause
It's Passage Through the House.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Monetary
legislation along the general lines of
the plan outlined by the Republican
Caucus Committee of the house will
probably be enacted next winter.
The selection of Mr. Henderson of
Iowa as speaker of the house will better
the prospect for financial legislation.
Mr.. Henderson was chairman of the
caucus committee which drew up the
program and he will exercise his power
as speaker to bring it forward in the
house and cause it's passage.
While Mr.. Hopkins probably would
have done as much in the speaker s
place as Mr.. Henderson toward secur-
ing monetary legislation, the advocates
of currency reform are congratulating
themselves that Mr.. Henderson rather
than Mr.. Hopkins is to be speaker. 1t
is we'll understood that Mr.. Hopkins
would not have eXerted himself to bring
the matter up or have arranged the
rency committee so as to make an
agreement on any particular plan prob
able.
Efforts will be made to get the pro-
posed bill drought both houses as soon
as possible, so that new legislation will
have been in force some time before the
Presidential election next year. The Re-
publican majority in the house is small
but it is believed there will be little diff
ficulty in securing a practically unani-
nous vote of the party for such a mod
crate measure as that proposed. IT is
not impossible that Democratic support
might be obtained for it.
In the Senate there can be no QueS-
ton about the Republicans having
enough votes to pass the bill when it is
brought forward as a party measure.
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70 DEFEND AMERICA CUP.
COLUMBIA HAS SOME CHANGES
IN CONSTRUCTION.
Description of the Yacht That VIII
Meet the Shamrock off Sandy Hook
Next September.

BRISTOL, r. l., June 10.-To the
casual observer the Columbia resembles
the Defender in many respects. There is
the same long overhang both forward
and aft and the same deep underbody,
with tons of lead cast into the bulb
shaped keel at the very bottom. A care
full study of the hull reveals many
points in which the new craft differs
from the champion of 1895. The Column
bia has long, tapering bow, rounding
up gradually from the keel and ending
in an extremely sharp point at the
stem. The stern overhang is longer and
flatter than was the Defenders, and, in
fact, the entire hull has the appearance
of having a much flatter floor than did
the older boat Then the underbody is
considerably shorter at the foot than
was that of the Defender, and the lead
is said to be cast so that it gradually
rounds out from a four inch thickness
to three feet through at it's widest part.
Neither Herreshoff nor Iselin would
give out single figure or make a COM
parison between the new boat and the
Defender today. A resident of Bristol,
who has been watching the Columbia
day after day, says that when the tape
was run along from stem to stern, she
measured 1872 feet s inches. Her beam
is reported to be "a feet 21s inches, and
from the top of her ten inch crown deck
to the base of the lead keel the new
boat measures close to 25 feet-just
about what the Defender measured.
The keel is estimated to be 29 feet
long at the very foot, and contains
about ninety-five tons of lead. Allow
ing for a freeboard of about three feet
nine inches, the Columbia will be very
close of 80 feet on the water line when
her spars, sails, rigging and racing
equipment are aboard. Her draught
will be 23 feet inches.
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