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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-27
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rreaassu2s.

0ee000t0W0.
SAN FRANcIsCo. Aprll es.-Flcur IN
Afterwards steadied in sympathy with
changes in Chicago market. harley on call
opened lower. Afterwards sleadied. Oats
quiet al previous range OF prices. Spot
F.our-Ses cash for family extras. s. ssgY
ga; bakers extras. s. fss3~5. Oregon and
Washington. G13.dA.
Nheat-Shipping. N.6 for Nd. and
H.0str for choice: milling Nienl-ssI..
Barley-Feed. 0asssa5i.6: brewing, NOM
iaai
Oats oats-p :, or, e !, fair s' ss; sod 70
gray. 8 soaf 3: milling. N-3salae. Sur
prise. tl.ieixaL4st..
Receipts
Flour. quarter sacks. ..e4s. do Oregon.
l.s9. barley. ccntalss 3spo; beans sacks.
a: bran. sacks, ass: hay. tons. 80; wool
bales. sls: hides. number. 81: quicksilver.
TASKS, 70: wine, gallons. 800
Closinx Quotations.
.Wheal-Sseady. December. N.is14, May.
Barley-s,eady. December. sosse: new.
Setsc.
corn-Large yellow. aioaiisa
s.Szsi6.M
Wool and Hops.
wooi-sprins. Nevada. sa1sc; Eastern
Oregon, sale; valley. Oregon. lsul7c.
LdiI, Northern mountain. tUec. mountain
lambs. sIsc: San Joaquin plains, 5Qsc;
Humboldt and Nendocino, s4ac.
Hops-6sroD Of lNss. l5c.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Eilstsffs- Middangs. slsgeLso. bran.
$,55egiS5a per ton.
Has-Whest, SSll3ssD: wheat and oar. $50
l2.5o: best barley. ss9sio: alfalfa, SasFfo. 50.
stock. nominal: straw. per bale. esalfsse
\ Potatoes-EarIy Rose. N.Ggl.59. River
Burbanks. st.tedise; Oregon BGrbanks.
i.se; sweet. nominal
Vegetables ifcu,phers. gscGI$l: garlic
2,c: green peas s9sic. string beans. assec
per 10: tomatoes. SIue per box: fancy as
paragus. us: eggplant, 1aagizisc; chill
green peppers. a6fe5c
Fruit-Apples. choice. $s.,s: common. 81;
Strawberries, S5ffs: cherries. 7scaas1.se per
box: oranges. navels. S2.5eel3, Mexican
lines, repack. $7ff7.f1: common California
lemons, SluIs5. choice alfornia lemons.
81 5Aai2, bananas sl.sI2.5o per banch.
Rasfer-Fancy creamery lie; do seconds
ls57isfsc: fancy dairy, it4Ef1sc; do seconds.
laisdt4c. picked nominal: nrkia. nominal.
Cheese--New. Io5iiIc. Young America. IL
II iae: Eastern lsL4Ii5c; Western. izaffSc-
Eges-Ssore. I4isafsc. fancy ranch. Is9S
lie Eastern nominal
Pouitry-TuYksy goAhlers. iSGf&e nar ID:
turkey hens l5alssc. old roostefs $50 30.
young 7ocsiers, $1.aGsaS5 50: small broilers.
s. Usl4 70: large breilers Ssfx: fryers. NsfT:
hens. 9s,sa: old ducks. &afs geese, $l.5eNe
per nair. 9asi.ngs. 81 .5fi2.fa. Old pigeons.
81 sea /. 20: young pigeons. S29ssa
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wlI.E->at3ee Ia Aerehy G4een thai
se13st proposals $ III. IN rScslsesi " ira
assrsss 4sgsi SeS Tssafy q BE beard ~
pssSsic WORKS ag ka - axlSek g. m Eat
uf6sy, A,fG sssSs. fSss, feS fesSilae TIRE
#S% ff one wear from Mas
-. $50 Proposals muse - accompanies
~ certified check fer twsnsy-stss
ass gAe dollars, psyasie ta re C~ffy comp
srsffsr er - a cash Ssssss@ss - ts@tty-
Twp ts@s 9saA tSssass ~ as e3rTcsg taAs
lif Sr~ tta4eF - AWARDED tss I'D h@ viii
esssA. gHt.s a esnsssct Nish he Cay az
ss~asfAe ysT fSe sssesslnS - &z18 tsrgSsTssts
aess fHrn8za a satisfactory scHS tar Ehs
Performance INeF@af.
Asse sr,sr8 reserve sse rfess - retses
kng aw1 All r57s Proposals 20 Ne lm3@SM-
&c ~ eavesege. tssS tor ksssssg Cay
~ SSEuegs
gsy es~sieF e ire gSs4rst os !saAtse Works.
FRANK st8.ESsAN Secretary
isAfe 81 frss au13ssc&Slas9, AESi3 ~ X tNs,
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tNu
500


On The produce exchange tosay sse bat
ter market VAS orsse. (>Yssrrsfv. lss7sS<.
garry. 1tsx14c
Exgs-Sxs ady. F-ssa .gsec.
Gaeese- Weak Creamery, 1L1s~ssc.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April Warm weather and
plenty OF fain put wheat traders Ia
hearsh nsoea al the opening today. Long
wheat came our freely. and. helped by
vigorous pounding from fhe bears, the
markets sagged steadily during tue first
two hours. The bears were ever cofi'tdert
however and or complaints Of 3rosth n
Nebraska ard reports 81 large export
Gales were driven To cover The May OPP
ton has iess recuD@Tatfye power taan Jaiy
and the premium for the latter wi9erfea TO
oTg~ cent. MAY opened hGSsc higher
al 7ss@m1le<c declined 70 7sasc, advanced
Ia lac and reacted 80 Tlisc az the cin-e.
July started Shade loser at f@1s,2Asc.
scfi OF 10 72iee advanced to s@ssc. and
closed a 1zsa &e1ei1c.
Fine weather was against corn II the
STAR, bar heavy hsiying nf May by ship
rerS and elevator concerns s.eadied the
market May closed 4 shade i0we-.
Oats were wessss early on perfect seeding
weather, hs3t heavy purchases by shippers
agairs, cash sales checked The downward
tendency. Mas closed slightly lower.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS AND
psalers ia MsSe3ianeeds Supplies Ne
ticss III hereby given laat Ss43ess arasscx-
ala wfli he srev3vg~s by TIRE undersigned
secretary IL tne Asaara 81 public works
up 70 r. o'a3cck D. IN. Monday. April
sssn tss< fer the furnishing &c tae Ctls
~ Seze 5si.s an Feq5ssssis 10 he issued
during she Faon,hs 81 May ana June
1Sss 81 material and raj .sisss alSo zeal
ard weed FOR The ef&traKy needs 81 SAe
various depzFi mTtftS asTing the sasa ;w5
tsaAatAs 4 aeGAiles5 Mst Gx Sueh fsatN-
rails ana supplies - - lf On can &c saa
hy calling ~ the c@5er - re board *
puelsc works. ia tAe eIty bail
Sttng.f conditions arise recurring The
purchase ~ articles II yery large quaint
tses st~axe the ordinary requirements ans
hoard reserves tire right ~ make s9ectaa
cali Pr tenders 20 Meet such cases
The boards reserves the slgtt 70 Fcjecs
any aa8 ali htis
Proposals "a ~ iT,siessei On Eae eRves-
cns., 'tsss3s fnF Saps,itss
Try order Il ne tsossr3 ~ paelle Works
FRANK OLSON SecTesarw.
Date II arse GGbileasioa, AprA asa. !&a,
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THE COTTON MARKETA

New York.
NEW YORK. April 3e.-Cotton stsadys
uiddling. e,Sc-
new Osleans.
NEW ORLEANS. April y. - Cotton
steady; midditng. iI-lec.
q g e
FOREIGN MAHkETS.
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NEW YORK. April 2s.--The Commercial
Advertisers Londcu financial cablegram
Gays.
The markets here were animated today.
Silver spurted t-lsd To sid. causing Z
strong demand for Mexican railway Is
sues and Denver Rio 0rnnde. There 10
talk Of silver trust after the style OK
the copper trust. but this IL regarded ~
too heavy except for short time control.
Americans were good all day. closing
al the best Denver Il Ric Grande led.
Anacundas began dull. opening AZ ia and
closing At i3~. T.ntos were 4sst61A.
Utass. 10a<: Sessions. 5-is
Clo,lng Quotations.
LONDON. April 2S.--canadian Pacific.
ss.. Northern Pacific preferred. sih;
Union Pacific preferred, AlA. Grand
Trunk. NJ. Bar silver, 2Ss~d per ounce.
Money. itaHits per cent.
Bv~a ana.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL aa.--wiYeat - sspet
No red Northern steady 81 ~ Vi. Flu
fures-ealet, May and July. - Tad.
Cnrn~~Spot American MIXED, 81 Ssd.
Futures quiet: May. ~ sgd. July. Is s'xd.
Wheat steady. Wheat in Paris steady:
Flour in Paris steady.
LONDON, April .s.~-W or
coast; less Offering earxusx on passage.
resr portions III damsnd. English coaatry
markets generally cd nearer,
% e e
CondtttOn Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. April 2. -Today's ssseD-
mens az the condition OF the treasury
shows
Available cash balance .....-... .t2sa SIS. sis
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, April -, 1893.
Exchanges az the seattle Tacoma Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
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JonB,xe QUOTATIONS.


sohhlng quotations yesterday ~sre as
fellows
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VIEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, April = TIE net changes
~ prsses wsrr generally srsasng taizy. ~ssss
s1vafa<ss. however CHtnlrreertEg declines
London hSaxat about $3.50 snares. aud
cary trading SIX snenEes' rsuGey was
CGerS1 al ~ ~ railroad stocAs ana AZ I
on mixed cssliatssal arsss sterling exchange
WAS Steady a. unchanged ussosa gAsFs TIE
crop s1xaces noted seese improvement. ana
As consequence the Srzra.egs were strong
ger q time. bar ca realizing l@ft Ell with
tee after early strength. became weak.
and among those which rsCsas.zi below yes
1srdays przTeS we're Gstncase Sugar. Con
.nAasal Fonaeco, National Steel. American
Steel And International Silver. Denver n
Fac s.arzde sE3 Mexican Contra we're
hetpea ex he rise IA Silver. Pennsylvania
rose ports on gsSsSp 81 an impending
MOI tiwulged ard New York Central SYM
gainsf:calsy gained nearly a point Vnscn
Pacific saa Norfolk & Western were also
strong spots among the railways Anacon-
do mining had mere than hall os s-.sasnt
rise Gu renewed talk OF the rumore4 copper
dea- Rr1okiya Transit rose ever points
On manipulation with accompanying ru-
Torsr Adyscss that the certificates 81 the
Manhattan Oh Company, the property Of
Peoples Gas was 20 be distributed 70 the
stockholders OF the latter ccac.rr, lifted
Peoples Gas a handsome fraction. THE
coaiers became very weak in the ttnal trad
Ing, Lackawarra dropping Sas on tae ru-
mors % impending 4abor difficulties. which
the officials OF Laekaxanns pronounced
exaggerated The break In The ecaisrs In
euced liquidation elsewhere. and the mar
kei closed weak ard acsiye.
coinci4ens with the easier tension To the
monetary situation dealings In bonds be
came larger and there In A more argent
demand Cor good issues, Total safes. 81
is5 nssA
T. s ~ coupon declined = aud the old -
coupon advanced -
Money and Exchange.
Money On call ytsassss per ceas.: last
per sirsiai4 per cent. sterisng exchange.
steady with actual business In bankers
bills at As-T4S ss4 for demand. and AT
81 &ss4ssi for 20 days: posted rates, ISL
81 SIS silver certificates ss&s2isc. bar Sill
yer. Gle. Mexican dollars, tss4e: govern
ment bonds. irregular. state eonas. mae
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l.. s, -. reg ....He
Thre9A reg =. lss
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Elves. reg LII =
FtEes. coup ..1lsss
Dist. Col. ] sEss III
Ala---Class A .,lia
Glass r .......Ih
Glass G 100
Currency :. ..hn
Atch'n tren. Is iniT
Aa5ustm't Is N's
Can. So. Els LIN
Csnes a. O. atas g
EIsas 49, -. ls
C.&NW. con 1s.i4s
s. F. deb. IS ..l-
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u. 4 II G. lists ioSis
Fnurs -. 49, E-
East Tenn lists isS !.
Erie Gen. Is 80. s
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c. II. Il s. 4. Is. lte.
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WASHINGTON. April =. 1'oday's stseD-
ruens az the condition OF the treasury
shows,
Available cash balance .....-... .t2sa ,sis
Gold reserve .........---a.-.~....y IA les IA
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DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. ~omen's dis
eases "a HtEfktey
T,R. MERRILL. spec!afsss--4sh Aog
Cofs5rs 1soek
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No. X. & T. Eds W
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North Car, IS ...lT
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Nor. pac- lists .-iO
TArees ~. .,.- 81
1 FcurS -. .ItHsS
SSY.C,. & Stills. its;ts
| y. & ". Con- Is aiis
| General SIS -...fM
!Qr. Nav. lists ...iie
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10. Short Line SIS. 1911.
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81 Paul C'onsois. lesA
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So. Railway IS ltsfs
| Stand r.. a 4. SIS 81
/ Tenn, new set 5s VI
TEX. a. pae. lists, ii4ss
I Seconds 49,. - HI
/ rnion Fac Is loss
III. r. II. & q. lists 80
/ Wa bash lists ....fI7x
! Seconds -. -. ST..
West Shore ~ liza
Wis. Cen. lists :. 6A
va. Gem uries :. 81
! Deferred - -. So
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FlcGr-Rsc<spts. t4*T barrels: exports.
10 bar-efs- Market nnccs-afciy acdre
and barely steady
whea,--Recespts ss-s bushels, exports.
iz1rSs bushels Spot steady. Nc red.
SEC T. a b. Options opeasd easy ana cus-
ing IRE sssiy saSetoa ruled weak ander
eszrfsA weather rews ard shart selling.
big expert tssAe IN tho afternoon how-
ever. alarmed snort interests and prompt
ed a quick rally. The close was nrn AZ
ssc adv &ncs 10 issc act dscftist later on
Nav. Mxy closed at &c. July. N94xs sep
tsxnss~ -5Asc December. .sAe.
wecl--gui@t and steady.
Hasss-xsQset-
gssgse Qptiers opened steady. un-
changed 70 ssinss lower sales. &.auo
bags iacssdsng: May. t*sssSr. July. ! lac:
August S1s@. Spot RIO steady MIG
steady.
SaxAr-Raw firm. refined firm.
Metals.
Pig frcrs-warrarts. $ie aoGii.
s,oppes--Isake, SIS -
Tln-Sasss. Assss a.
Speltsr-sS 1911
Leads asssa 3. The firm that Fixes tho
selling price for miners and ssnclsexo
quotes lead at ss.ia at the cscse.
Hosson stock Market
GoSToN. Arris S-rso<ing.
Besson 4 Mon SO PAyrost ..... u
Butte + Boston. i9ssss
8 9 =
LIVE STOCK MANkETA
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CiearGnces. Balances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-01
Ogden Briefs.

Today is the opening day at the
springs.
The street lights We're all out last
night, and the city in total darkness
Charley Morgan (colored) will have
hearing this morning on the charge
of disturbing the peace.
Mrs. Cornell will be arrested today on
the charge of assault aid battery, pre-
ferred by Ms. Crabtree.
THE Spider and the Fly comes to
the Grand tomorrow night with spec
tscular and speciality features.
Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Williams, widow of
the late Thomas l.. Williams, died at
her home. 1861 Washington avenue, yes
terday, aged GA years.
The heavy storm which reached here
about l o'clock this morning played
havoc with the Western Union service,
and an extra force of operators was on
last night, endeavoring to keep the
lines open.
Last weeks shooting gallery contests
resulted in tie between Newton Farp
and Frank Mccarthy, whose scores
were sixty, each out of possible sixty.
For second prize, Contos tied with
Richardson, with scores of fffty-nine
each, and in the contest for points Con-
toS was declared winner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-01
AN UNCOMMERCIAL THEATRE.
1t Is to Be Built This Year In New
York City.
Chicago Tribune. J

/
Plans for a new theatre for the CITY
of New York will be completed early
next month. The erection of the build
ing will be begun during the summer
and the structure will be completed in
year. The new theatre has already
been named the National Liberal the
atre of America. Its announced pur-
pose is to encourage the development
of national drama and to discourage
syndicate" domination, the subordina-
ton of the drama to money making,
and undue prominence of stars and
sensational plays. Its chief sponsor is
Miss Blanche Walsh, who found the
suggestion in a magazine article of
Mark Twain's, and afterwards CORE
sponded with Mark Twain in regard
TO the plan. On receiving Miss Walsh's
elaboration of this idea, upon which
she mad elaborated with a group of
enthusiasts. Mark Twain wrote to her,
in part. as follows from Vienna:
I'm your second letter you expose me
to myself with fatal insight. 1t is pos
sible that your work terminated with
the sowing of the seed. That is just
my way. / was always fond of sowing
seed and then-why, then. fitting to
growing other seeds. leaving somebody
else TO do the real work.
Il lack your faith and hopefulness,
and splendid faith and energy. 1t is
people like you and the friends who are
helping you that accomplish things.
Your plan for the National Liberal the
atre is drawn upon noble lines. and you
have the grit to conquer success for it.
Go on to victory-with the admira-
ton and the best wishes of the LATEST
man in history, who is sincerely yt.urs,
MARK TWAIN"
All points in connection with the new
theatre are decided upon by commit
tee whose members refuse their names
as well as the names of the citizens who
have contributed to the fund.
1t is known that the theatre will, if
the real estate can be secured, be IN the
vicinity of Fifty-ninth street and Cen
trail park. The building will be 300 feet
long and three stories high. The arch
itecture will be Greek and the build
ing viii be surmounted by an i;amense
dome. The stage is to be large enough
for grand opera.
One entire wing of the building is to
be set apart as an art gallery. 1t is
planned TO hold exhibitions here on the
plan of the Paris salon,
The first play viii be issued next Sep
TENDER, and will be q translation from
the German of 1.-The Master of Pal
myra.''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-01
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
pursuant TO the terms of a certain chattel
mortgage, dated Aug. "a, 1898, filed in the
office of the county recorder of Salt Lake
county Utah. Nov. 9. 1885, a. c. Kelley
and Viola Kelley being the mortgagors
therein. and Z. NJ. Clark being the mort
gage therein, executed and delivered to
secure a note for S1,030.50, given by said
mortgagors TO said mortgage for the
balance of the purchase price of the goods
and chattels hereinafter described and
fault having been made in the terms of
said note and mortgage now. upoz
request of said e. NJ. Clark. mortgagee /
have taken possession of said goods and
chattels under authority of said mortgage
and will sell the same at public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash. at No. 266
South Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah
on Monday. May 8. 1899 at p. m. Said
goods and chattels are particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: All the goods
wares and merchandise, including ali
tools. machinery and implements for the
making of ice cream and confectionery.
the bakery all other TOOLS furniture and
fixtures, and all appliances, including
electric fan. dynamo. horses. harnesses,
wagons. contained in and about the build
ing at No. 266 South Main street, in Salt
Lake City, Utah or used i'm and about
or in any way connected with the carry
ing on of the business of said Kelley as a
baker and confectioner at said No 26S
South Main street. Salt Lake CITY Utah
Salt Lake City. Utah. April % 1893.
JOHN F. HOWELLS
By A. G. DYER, Deputy.
Pierce Critchlow & Barrette ATTORNEYS
for Mortgage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-01
A DAY WITH DEWEY.
Edward Hansen of Ogden Writes of a
Hot Land Skirmish.

letter recently received in Ogden by
Mrs. Andrew Hansen, mother of Ed
ward Hansen, who is with Dewey S
feet on the Bennington, gives an inter-
eSting account of q sortie made by a
party of men from the fleet to locate
some OF the insurgents. The letter is
written in Norwegian and is accompa-
MED by a diagram showing the position
of DeweyS ships, the intrenchments of
the insurgents and position of block
houses and also the American position.
Hansen was ON the Yorktown at first,
but was lately promoted and given a
more responsible position on the Ben
nington. He has been sailor since
the age of II and has been with Dewey
four and n half years. He has brother
on the Philadelphia at Samoa. Extracts
from young Hansen's letter, translated
by his brother-in-law, John HaSSel, are
as follows:
Yesterday morning Dewey sent 100
men ashore to find out where the in
surgents We're located. We went up the
river as far as we could in the ships
boats, being armed with Krag-Jorgen-
sen rifles. The insurgents began firing
on us before we landed. They had
smokeless powder and it was hard to
tell just where the shots came from.
We landed under heavy fire, but We're
ordered to take again to the boats and
go down the river a little way. One
officer was shot three times, and our
captain was shot twice. The insurgents
were well drilled and had improved
guns. They fired at out heads While
we were in the water bullets were
splashing about like hail. Tomorrow
we are going after them again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-01
SALE OE STOCK

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that whereas u contract in writing was
duly made and entered into. bearing date
December 10Th. 1896, and duly acknowl-
edged. executed and delivered on January
9th, 1887. between The Cactus Mining
Company, corpora ton. party of the first
part, and Demachy & Seillieres. parties
of the second part. under which the
parties of the second part advanced and
loaned 10 said party of the first part
35O,Wo francs, and said party OF the first
part. as collateral security for the pay
ment of the same transferred to said
parties of the second part $1,000 shares of
the capital stock of The party Of the first
part. on the face thereof payable To bear
err. and of the par value of twenty-five
from 0.001 TO $50 000
And whereas. said party of the first
part has failed TO pay said $4,000 francs.
or any part thereof;
Now, therefore, under and in pursuance
OF said contract, said parties OF the sec
ond part, at the Mart Tokenhouse Yard
"a place usually used for sales of that
sorD. in London. England. during bust
ness hours. at two O'Clock pm. on We'd
nesday, the tenth day of May 1899 by
Edwin. Fox &. Bonsfield auctioneers, at
a reserve price of two hundred pounds
sterling, will sell al public auction to
the highest bidder for cash in hand said
SCOOP shares of stock, or so much thereof
as may be required therefor 10 pay the
Indebtedness aforesaid
DEMACHY & SEILLIERES.
By Marshall, Royle & Hampstead, their
Salt Lake City. Utah. April 18th. 1885,