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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-09-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

shall be a candidate for the nomin-
alton of Representative at the next
Republican county convention.
AIIInINI A
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-09-06

Editor Leader-Please say to the Re-
publicans of Washington county that
the undersigned, a citizen of Aurellus
township, will be a candidate before
the county convention for the Office of
Inflrmary Director.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
The Republicans of Belpre township
hereby announce the name of s. S. Nc
Neal as a candidate before the Repub-
lican county convention for the nomi-
nation of County Commissioner.
MANY VOTERS.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-09-06

The T. & o. c. E. viii run another
OF their popular excursions to Colum-
bus Sunday, Sept. II. for $L0O the
round "trip. Further particulars later.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-09-06

Editor Leader-Please say to the
Republicans of Washington county
that If the services of the undersigned
as Representative have been accept
able to them, he will be pleased to
have their endorsement by nomlna-
ton for a second term at the conven-
tion to be held Sept. 6, 1892
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-09-06

There will be 100 votes in convention, &
majority being 90
BY order central Committee
E, l.. BROWN, Chairman.
H G. BOIL, Secretary.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08

Patent or Kid Tips all leather or
vesting tops, fine shoe, about 10
, different styles, worth s., for this
A lot Of button or lace shoes, kid
or patent tips, solid all the way
through, every pair guaranteed,
worth Us, for this sale. 1890. -.
"A lot of women's shoes, every
pair guaranteed, fine shoe for
I.1o, others charge LIS and 200,
our price.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08

A genuine Calf Skin shoe, all
solid Mems shoe, a beautiful shoe
and we'll made, worth $50. for
TINS sale ........... .......s. ~.
A fine Mems Satin Calf Shoe,
in coin or broad toe, either lace
or congress, we'll made shoe,
worth LIS, for this sale. III.
Mems Heavy Oil Grain Shoes,
Ia good It's value, we'll made and
a good servicable shoe, guaran.-
teed, for this sale.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08

Women's Shoes--W direct our
attention particularly to the spec
ial sale of our ST. 90 line which in
cludes bargains which will be-
greatly appreciated by all admir-
ers Of fine fashionable shoes.
Those who have been accustomed
to paying three and four dollars
for their footwear will do we'll to
look over our line:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08
Underwear Department

Good Ribbed Underwear all CSC 4oc this
Ribbed Underwear fleece lined pearl buttons cheap
Extra heavy ribbed shirts drawers lined worth 5oc
Gennue all wool vests and quality worth
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= :.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08

50 Kersey Coats we'll made and
good fitting, good So value, in
nearly all sizes, they will go dur
ing this sale for. S., 95
20 Boucle Coats, made with good
lining and we'll tailored, worth 81,
we will close out every one of
these for only. .$4.o5
All our So Kersey Coats, made
with good lining, beautiful coat,
and good So value. We have
only a few of these coats and we
will close them out for. -. $6.95
Our beautiful $40 Coats, made of
all wool Kersey cloth, box front,
small sleeves, new fiat back and
double stitched seams, lined
throughout with the best of satin,
beautifully tailored and perfect
fitting, all sizes in tan, castor and
black and will sell every one Of
them for. ........ $3.50
+
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Gents furnishings.

DO Duck Coats Good Ducn good lining worth fro
70 pl.oo, ol tlls sale
All our ST. so Duck Coats, for this sale . s.
We have 65 Duck Coats will put sale
We will place sale all rubber Duck Coats for
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08

All our 81 Boucle Capes, good
length and full sweep with extra
good lining for. ...$4.75
All our $3.50 and So Capes, 30
inches long full sweep, pleated
back, high roll collar, made Of all
wool black Kersey, double cape
Tor ........ 800. 1850. 95 .95
All our s. 50 silk plush Capes
Here is the finest silk plush Cape
in town, good value for SIS, we
have them in crushed or plain
plush for. .... $685.
Electric Seal Collarettes, high roll
collar, worth So to SIS for. $3.50
Electric Seal, collarette tub effect,
made of choice skins, front trim
med with tails, lined with heavy
satin, former price $5.25. we close
them out for. 1896
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07

resulting in 4 rather neayish attitude to-
ward American stocks there. Contributes
to tbs hesitation. which made asseR fest
IN the general railway share nSt mere,
ard which apparently caused some Of
the professional traders TO temporarily
take the BEAR ssde. Tie easing on OF aoo-
tatiaas en Tuesday and "Wednesday
throughout ne market was not al all Sc.
ytre and in tAe faee 81 Il the coal stocks
displayed considerable strength While
certain sssecialtiss. Ike Federal Steei.
ar9ek!yr Rapid Transit ana Feopise Gas.
had effective support and made rapid adj
Fances. These movements continued On
Thursday. ~ which time sEis sitxnt aara-
ening OF call loan rates. duo 10 the asAvy
January disbursements anG changing o.
loans. had entirely disappeared TX may
10 noted that on last Tuesday New aerk
bank cssartngs were the tarxest koF any
day in the history OF the clearing mouse.
and that notwithstanding this the Cur
rent rates for call money can hardy pc
said 10 assve advanced above p.r cent.
while time money WAS freely oSerod ana
was i'm as little demand as ever.
London. after suffering somewhat srom
another session - fears about ths reia-
tsons between Great Britain and France.
ana from the large calls which the season
naturally brought on the Bank OF nm
gland maintained i,s favorable position
toward Americans. which was not i'm
proved by the fact that on Thursday N.-
Saisu geld was taken there IN tbs sren
market For shipment 10 this side. me
latter circumstance was counted here
however. among the ouliish influences %
the moment.
Some attention was also paid To tina
continued good railroad earnings reports.
and i'm TRANSFORMATION circles stress IS aid
on the general and decided tendency ~
railroad managers 20 insist on The coitec-
tion of fun tariff rates for freight. which
IL Is thought may result IN permanent
restoration uf charges to a paying basis.
AT the same tine tsfe market Was more
interested i'm the manipulation OK vart.
Gus parts OF the iiss and the position
which leading operators ard financial sn-
terests are taking well as III various
DEVELOPMENTS and deals now said 10 he
pending. which furnished a basis fer the
continued upward movement ~ certain
stocks.
hank CIenriuEs.
The following table. compiled by Brad-
street, shows ttse hank c.ear.rgs at all prsrs-
cipal elites for the week ended January q.
with the percentag. OF Increase and de-
crease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07
MARINE NEW 3.

SAN ANCISCo-~Arrived. January 6,
str George W. Elder, Portland: L. =. ter.
pedo boa: Davis. Tfiiamook: str Mineola.
Tacoma, Sailed. sehr Enterprise. Victoria,
81 wasdAie, Portland; str Queen. Victoria
sehr Uiendsn. Coos Bay. bkin Echa. Port
B,akelsy.
1RAYs HARRoR--Arrived. January <
scar John 8. Miller, hence December sz;
schr Asalea. from san Pedro.
COOS BAy--Arr.ved~~jAauary z. ctr Full
ton. hence December 2.
HoNOLCLU-~Arrived December -. T..
s. y. MeCuiloch, from Manila, December
-, Haw oh Wiilsstt. from Port Angeles;
Haw blk Diamond Head, from Nanalfis: sh
w. +. Rabcoek. from Baltimore. sehr ispo-
kane, frpm PORT Townsend. Haw sh Eu-
terpe. from CisIiam Bay. en- raale to Aua-
tral.a-
AsToRIA-Arrived, January 9. str CO.
lumbiA, ahence January q.
EEWRORT-.Sailed. January 3. sehr Wa
wona. for Port Biakelsy. arrived, January
str South Coast. from Eureka.
COOS BAY-~Arrived. January 5. sehr
Mslancthou. hence January NJ Sailed.
January 8, str Empire. for San Francesca.
SAN PEpRO-~Afriyed. January ), bksn
Retriever. from Tacoma. Sailed, schr Co.
roma. for Port Gamble; schr Excelsior. for
Pert Riakelay.
HoQUIAM--Arrivea. January s. sehr
Axalea. from San Pedro for Ahordeen
sehr J. r. Miller. from san Francisco for
HoQnlAm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07

a. B. The close was at i&6&c net decline.
March, sSsSd7Sskc. cicsine IT Isxc-
Woos-FHm-
Hops--(rsss
coksee~-Cpss0ns eiosed Ayr $40 Ecfnts
higher. Sales. 100 bags. Spot Flo steady.
No. jobnsng. nc. Mid steady, Ccrdova.
sA6fsc.
suxar--Raw quiet Refined quies.
Metola.
Pig Iron-warranss 6rm, - nominal.
S'cpces-LAke stronger. us-E bid, 3l4A
asked.
Tin--SsronS and higher. S90B bid. $2i
aeked
Lead-F1rmer ar $1sst-64 asked.
2peiter-FirUer, with buyers and sellers
ut E.E.
Brokers prices Of lead. e.7; copper,
$iasa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07
.oLn GINGER FINGERS"
That Is What an ArtiIieryman Cali
ed Gen. Meade.

The artillery fire at Get;ysbarg." said
n gunner 10 n Pgttsburg Commercial Ia
zstte writer. was simply magnificent 1
was in an Ohio battery, posted on Gene
terry Hill. we were running short OF am"
y1itsuifion when Gen. Meade. Diminishing
his staff below. sodc with single ofaArly
20 cur exposed position. The boys were Al
az white heat and In state OF frenzy
because the ammunition called for hid
r;tt come. They heard the quiet man On
horseback say repeatedly 10 the captain
that the hill naess oe held al all hazards.
ammunition or no ammunition. Tbss yexed
them. buf they knew that the officer. who
ever he eas spoke the truth. and they be-
gan "a collect the unaxpsoded shells that
had been fired at them from the contedes-
ate batteries.
tered over cur part of the hs&. and when
Meade ssefupraheF11ed what the boys were
doing re was sTeatlE Pleased he dis
mounted and Ia quiet sors OF way pro-
ceeds-a 10 supervise the collection of shells.
lie was In "a tigue dress asId wore no ssaoul~
axr straps and none OF tbs men recog-
nIxea him. They thought he wac some
gr5nsrscs OF Ger. and finally lsspen ne turn
"a niz horse over IN his orderly and pro-
eas4asi To carry s1eils himself. they did not
resent his supervision. As Il rule Inc shells
Hern heavier tf8szs TIE general expected.
and he di8 Tot compare IA hfilctsncy with
the ssaiRart 2rtfEsrgm"n rushing about
with the rscklessness and energy Of mad
uaau-
Jobs Smoker was ere of the best men
IN the battery. bsst WA EDsixa ia speech
and aesS1fl ssesae. as he snpposed. hsu-
tenant Or captain from tie outside s55op~
tug to pick up a Hbgaj. lie p9Afss2 the Of
ssser ASIDE with shs remark. Get oas 81
This oad Ginger Fingers YoUr rans4s
sfsisa'. but goAr hoays weak, and yo9 are
IN sha xsy.' ASa3e. sszrgsis.za ard amused
stood astsa. A f4w Minutes Later Gen.
W@xrex4 aSsd. staff rode up for confer
enee wlts4 Mesde. aud Gasa czts vas cut os
Ike hag.
'1ssHleEey was 80 overwhelmed with can~
fss@kon that &c almost had 8 1T The ser
gassns sT.@ss 10 cosnfert him with tire asstzr-
Axce tisas Ger. Meade wsua excuse an
formally under saGn clssgausst arcss, but
Jgan insisted saAs snss scares5 him was
shas re never cagEse so Essg kick sFx a s4Ars
sG Ats life wEzh9z4s a2tag 81. aa DC 6sd Gera.
Messss waea ss@ STOPPED 20 pick ID ne
shs5L lie w&s Eg-6s&1 10 tAit-x he tsa6sn't
rssssnizef A@St@. Agss ~aa Sc "a panic
vhezssss 81 hs faosfgAs about wEms yxsxhs
Aaxs azap&nssd BAD se acted Or ths i'm
sssslse ard k-csxea the Senssa4 commanding
iAs aTasy.
DIAMOND Zee Tel Pike La
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chica go.

CHICAGO. jar. e.-T'he demand for cat
tie today was good ard steady prices pre-
vailed Fancy cattle. t-aszsS. q. medium
81 Ss4S beef steers. Is. feeders sSSs
$50. bulls. 8. assay& ~ cows and heffe-x
sssssA-s. calves. xs-SssgS-so, Texas steers.
g. s-4%&
Hogs offerings were said to - the poor
est Of the season ard tie oak os sales
showed Decline 81 zsr&4Ec. Fair 20 choice,
81 ss@s3 q. packing lots & s1@k5 - mixed
e. xSsss s. butchers t. S1zxSs5. HIGHT & d,
81 6@ass pigs. s. ssrs sa-
Canpeti.ios among A1yers iF. sheep was
spirited and the market ruled fairy Sc-
tive at unchanged prices. Native sA@es,
were safsssse at s. @ssss Is, yeArzings Ssts
as and saF1sts 81 sEkf5&
Ree~sp,s-~cstsls. Sas. Aowx y. aee; saeep.
6 ssAs
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Centennial il duo from San
Francisco.
Steamer Homer will DO due from Skag-
way tonight.
Steamer Dirfgo sails for Lynn canal at
9 o'clock this morning.
Bark II. p. Cheney will get TO sen today
with coal fer San Francisco.
Steamer progreso sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday with ESQ tons OF Black
Diamond coal.
Steamer Yamaruchi aaru will shift 10
the Pacihc Coast bunkers TO take OH fuel
for her trip TO iha Orient.
Steamer Lee,anaw got to sea yesterday
with ESQ tons OF Franklin and Black Dia-
mond coal for san Francisco.
Schooner Nokomik. Capt. Hanson, ar
rived I'm ballast from San Pedro yesterday.
She will load return cargo OF lumber NJ
Ballard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07

ssa cary. bat u the middle Of the day the
conffn<ntai Asmari revived. causing a
sharp revival and sharp rise. The Close
VAS firm.
LIVERPOOL Jan s-W asat--Spot Nc.
: red Western. winter, steady, So 3D. Nc.
Northern, sprtag. steady, 40 HID. Futures
closed quiet. March, Sc iid: Nay. IS ssSd.
JcrH-Spot American mixed Qufss -
1alsd. Futures steady January ella. 3
lad: February, IS sAs. March. IS sd
Receipts Of wheat during he pass three
days were 1870 certais. All American.
ClOsing Quotations.
LONDON, Jan. s-Cars5Ian Pacific. So:
Grand Trunk. ~ bar silver. steady. -TEsi.
money, per cent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07

Robinson Point Fog Signal and Pest
Light.--Not!ce In hereby given that tho
sounding 81 the fog signal at this station.
a sweiye-snch steam whistle tgtvfsE blasts
OF six secunte duration. with silent inter-
walls Of fif,y -four seeonds}. located on the
easteriy extremity Of Matny island. about
nine miles north Of Tacoma, Wash, Will be
discontinued for repairs 10 the machinery
day OF January, both dates Inclusive.
This nos.ce affects the List of Lights asad
Fog Signals. Pacific Coast. ISIS. No. lii.
rage 33t also the List OF Beassons and
Ruoys, Pacific Coast. isN, page s..
BY order OF tho United States lighthouse
board.
GEORGE c.. RETrER.
Commander. II. 3. NJ. Inspector Thirteenth
Lighthouse District.
once OF Ufated States Lighthouse In
spstfor. Portland. Or. Jan. & 1889.
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SAN FRANCIsCO Markets.


Deeadsta0s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan s.-casa wheat.
$li3AMl is5-
Waeat--Cnchanged. market weak and
dull: futures lower. Barley unchanged.
marker duh: Arm for spot feed
Oats-Fsrm az previous prices. receipts
Eght.
F1our-Quiet at previous quotations
Receipts-Fsour. fSoo quarter sacks. do
Oregon. lS.si9: wheat. eentals, 49, 40
Oregon. soc. barley, censais. no. DO Ore
gea, 500: oats. Oregon. SO. potatoes.
sacks. $3.50: DO Oregon. SO. hran. sacks.
$50, do Oregon. Asa.
Wool and Hops.
wool-Spring Nevada. lDulsi1c: Eastern
Oregon, l9silec. valley, Oregon, I5Ftisc,
Northern mountain, Sasiec, mountain. IN
&c; plains. 6&xsc, Humboldt and Aeados.s.o,
4ilc.
Financial.
Silver bars -, 80 iDrafis-Sight -. Is
Mex. dolls .-sii4 I41kl Telegraph >. i1A
Mining StOckA
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Ftuaarial.

NEW YORK Jaz4 s-Tne Commercial
Advertiser LcTss.sr faaAzc.Al eaalaxrsEy:
sayss
Tae markets here wsrs dan this morn
srx nKss Sr7sxst n he 8stsra5oss IN syyra.
gssx&y wssn a t-~fse- se-@ tn Para rfnsex,
Faestsc fourr sgy0-tss 70 81. &nd Cooper
sa1&fsss we're hsscyAnt. Gals 20 ed 1. Feb
yU7yy w1rE a.
Copges rose g. Americans we're bull
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchanges today The butter
market WAS firm. creamery. lsSss1sxc, dairy.
i>aIsS.
E.gxs-pgll. fresh. @1.essc.
(tAeeze--f nc hanged
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan, 6.~-Today's state
rnent OF tBe condition OF the treasury
shows: .~>n ..x . =.
Available cash balance ..........tSso. Ia5. s.s s
1.asi reserve ..... ............ rs, 81? 40
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SYNOPSIS.

S1NpfSiS.
Seattle Local Ro,crt~~Maxlfnum tcraysr-
allure, rs Degrees minimum. 81. mean. 81.
wearher. cloudy, snowfall ia tweaty-fsor
hours. ) inches. melted. 40 or an inch.
q. n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather bureau
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. jan e-Reports Of damage TO
the Argentine crop and unexpected
cline here yesterday started wheat strong.
May opened $sal2c higher al s1tsqI1kc and
a calls had been sold very freely around
n1zc sellers of those privileges took fright
and In the endeavor TO procure wheat they
expected 10 need FOR delivery on calls, May
vas bid up TO Tss4slSxc. Traders who had
not sold calls were largely In the majority.
however. and came into the pit with more
wheat than the shorts could absorb. Under
this ardent selling the opening strength
quickly evapo<ated and the price OF May
SeR Resa ana ses ne1 Yoss repoea was n
loads sold for export The news and con-
dftions OF bullish nature had little in
nuenee. however. and the only matters to
sentine and Russian shipments on q large
scale In tina near future There was a
dcarth Of outside trade and about the only
support the market got on its downward
courss came from holders of put privileges.
May had one OF two sickly rallies from 50,ac
and then took another plunge TO Nc below
697sc. The market became very heavy as
the session advanced but toward the close
some covering by shorts caused a slight
reaction and May closed at 7oasossc.
traders for a time bought freely 10
cover sport sales. The trade lacked indi-
vidualiH and was entirely of local char
acter. May closed 2se lower.
Oats We're Influenced To quite an extent
by the weakness In wheat ard corn. but
were independent enough 10 be the firmest
OF three. May closed unchanged.
The quantity of hogs received at the
yards was responsible for a strong feeling
in provisions early. Liquidation for outside
account with weakness In grains. was
prices declined sharply May pork closed
soc lower; May lard declined 1sisc and May
ribs lost 5Gs1sc.
Wheat. No. z.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
Nav ..71~A1it4 eiss49its 500. 5fseTs 20 T7ois
July :. ssis ssas sssa.@s7ss IS
Jan -. -. sT5s Sos 6S5s
Corn, No. 2.
4; ~ ~ "a AZ: ,..ass .,..,S n x
Oats. No. 2.
S Msy ::s7.s - : ssss 2 T.. 81 es:.
Mes. Pork, per BarreI.
May :. .ioS $40 4si.. SO 90 loo
Lard. Fer 100 Pounds.
sIn :. :. .. IS = "a 8 & s * 81
short RIBS. per 100 Pounds.
Nan NAY :. :. 20 GA s. isis asi. So
Cash Quotations.
F1our-Quie, and steady.
Waeat-No. epring, fSia4.sc; No.
spring. sssIs7c: No. 2 red. -eaiIic
Corn--No. z. Xa1iac
oass--No. ]. ssrasse. No. white, asg
sac; No white. So 1z9c.
Rye-No. : Sac
Bariey-~No O. 4QV5ic.
Fiaxseess-No /. ui2
Timothy Seed-Pfinse. g So
Mess P0rk-Psr bib, 50 1000 81
Lara-Per 100 pounds, s.. e.Sls.s5.
Short Rlbs-Sties. leose. ss.asase0.
Sheu.ders-Drg salsed. toasi. 4saaSsc.
Short ssdee-tfear boxed sSEfS. 10
Wnisky--D.stilers finished goods, per
gallon. SL.1.
Sugar-C4Is loaf, anchaagcd
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General Quogatio0a.
Y~7sgr- neeescss. = 40 sa-rsls Mo1srase-
Is. ss-rtwe anss xsszAe sawer e@cE
Ss.fsss a1a a<s:xac lower 10 seis.
ATssaz-- fssscesE.es 1e1-ss9 bushels exports.
..wS cs4sssls. Spot weak ged. s.ssSsse {
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Wheas-Market uncnsngsd. export No. !
ssao. &c. No. / bauessefn. Sc. milling. no.
Glib. SIC. Nc. bsusstssn. sac
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Totals &C.. ....S 2a.965,sH 1.s -.
sNo; INCLUDED in totals because OF nc
comparison for last year.
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ss-sas-st~
MT.E1Ee-Ta Seastsa. Sc Providence f<s7rf-
TAI January :. gs9s. n J. AciSe01, aged
r years
HAEJs~In seaSsss, st ~ Mob Hill. Jxno-
zry :. I-ss. Sarah =. HAL. * cancer aged
= xE4xS
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NEW YORK, Jan ss-Persissent bear
pressure today caused much stock hs.d
Tor Kiss To be thrown over. resulting N
considerable break III the spectatiez ana
a fecfiEe OF about a point in many OF the
raAHayx. TIE market WAS broad and uFs-
usually active during the lqaiGafinz pro-
csss. London Was q seller on balance.
The variations In the early quotations
Eere wsre small. but unsettled feeling soon
set la on evidence that many OF the
ssseclastlss which have recently been mar
ket leaders. showed lack Of support There
were Temporary rallies. one al about mid
day bringing prices back 10 yesterdays
closing figures. Chicago appeared TO be
moderate seller, while Washington houses
seemed purchasers. AT one time or an
Other pronounced strength and material
advances we're shown by Colorado South
ern, Southern Pacific. Western Union.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, Rubber. Tobac-
co. Sugar. Chicago Gas. New YORK Air
Brake and Manhattan. although the ad-
vance IN these stocks was partly eitmInat-
cd. while III the case OF Manhattan and
Chicago Gas they declined below yesfer-
days close In the heavy Liquidation OF the
last hour. a diSQuietiax feature OF the
late trade Was 4 sharp advance In cal.
money. which Immediately dropped back.
however, TO normal on the appearance OF
considerable support. Western Unions
strength was accompanied by gossip that
an arrangement had been made with as the
rates. Talk about the possibility OF a
rival refinery closing down because of the
too unproftabieness Of the present bust
ness. was simultaneously with a rise OF
points III sugar.
Considerable irregularsty prevailed In the
bond market. speculative issues favoring
a lower level In sympathy with the course
OF stock prices. Total sales s5SsD.ooo
United States twos registered and the
and the sves registered y. The Old fours
registered declined y in the bid price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07

In to December II this year Rossand
mines produced i0. - tons OF ore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07

THE Rainier-Grani hotel IL fast becons-
ing headquarters for commercial men
TArrs. airy and light sample rooms and
rood table, are . few OF the leading fea-
tp1eA
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

rsx~hn Seattle. Jan. .. tssa
x ~ and Portland Clearing nouses todsy
a~~.xa- Csearznres Hahneta
.. .t1SS.43A 10 aAD s@ss 90
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Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON. Jan. s.-CiosiEg:
Boston a. Mon .262 PARROT 49,. $3.50. 81
Butte a BoS =, 55i2l
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SEE that your tickets read over the Bur
llngton Route. then you viii pass through
scc,res OF the most important cities I'm the
United states. see thc most enchanting
scenery. and travel on \ line where the
pnas.tality OF accidents is reduced 10 the
icwess minimum. Ticket Office, ioe Yesler
way. Pioneer square.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

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