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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21
LIST Oh PUBLIC SALES.
March,

Slarcn
2l-Linda Arm,Eons. New Cast" III.
.l--',rocrri"S rhtitt!i AMI KING streets
2l-Nnl-'nI iuTliturc. lUJ y" est .SaTrutl
street.
81 ,. Il Ty>tn lllG Tntnail street.
mn.-Salc of iurniturr, ilO Washington
street.
s2-Salc Of furnture, AS r Fourth ST.
.2-tau of stock, near S"l1'tt square.
- H. w. w. G'iers)i EaC,i",su
.!-J. II, Wal.nr, Mi Cree; ILL.,
S-Specinl saIa uf furnittr tr'
IJ-Snc OF furniture, 5!5 i.a st leurth
street.
So homas J. Burris, New Cast lid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21

WANTED-SITUA ALTON BY CoLoRED
West becond street. nj .atI -A'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21
LINGERING LA QRIPPE cOIlGu

G. Vacher, 157 OsRooi st, Chicago, says:
"My wlfc had very severe case Of la
grippe, and it left her with very Dad
cough. She triad u Bottle Of Foley's Hon
cy and Tar and It gave Immediate relief.
A 80 cent bottleSured hor cough entire-
ly" Price zoo. and SOC. All druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21

THE BEST SALE IN THE WORLD is
Banner Saiye, 1t is made from pre-.
scription by u world wide Known skin
specialist and is positively tho most heal
ing Salvo for piles, burn-, scalds, ulcsrS,
running sores and all skin diseases. All
druggists,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21

WANTED-A C0I.ORED MAN AND WIFE
w to 80 to Seaford; the man t, wor!, in
and out doors. woman for cook; also a good
cook Tor Newark girls for general houseWork
white and co!ored. Apply ut Intelligence OF.
tce, lU.i5 orange street, mly.lt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21

The now tug Gerry built by tho jackson
& sharp Company loft yesterday for Mo-
10 wbere she will be used By the Nation.
al Dredging Company, -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21
GOING DOWN HILL

People suffering from kinney Diseases
fool u gradual nut >toady los, OF vi al v.
Ih"v should lusu no tlnein tryirg fo,ey'S
Kidney Cure. All druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21

A ILiLtM XOI PER.
w lrst -"iaSI tuner and rcpairer Of p ano,
and organs, Las tuned FOR Rnyal families in
Germany Will be in Wilmington every day
T. q. IoX .SG. Wilmington OF residence, Elk.
ton, n,. d!31yr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21

TOO many people lose valuable time In
experimenting with coLgb and cold
cures They should ,nko Eoley's Honey
and Tar before it Is too LATE. All drug
gist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21

ADIEs! Use Chichester English enuyroyaI Pills,
II Hs.ti safeat! Only Reliable! .'aks no other.
uuy 0f your DruGklst, or send tc stamps. for psrs
eAfs aud Relief fos Ladies In letter returp nail
Chichestas Chsnisal OI.. EAlisds. r..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21

TO Cure Consts cation rorevor.
Take Clscarets Can y Gathartic IOc or 25o
u C. {. G. fail tn cure. druggists refund mouep
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21

Abram Palmer hns sold his farm.
near Griilith's mill, Christiana to his SON
inlaw. Frank j. q. Hobson. Ho will no.
however. remove from the Hundred. Mr..
Palmer is u prominent Democrat, and has
served his party in varinu. local oilioel,
Houses for s,le In evory section OF the
city. have thom from $liOO to $500
Apply to W. SCOTT VERNON, No. lGl West
Seventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-21

EOR SALE-NO. III JACKSON ST.,
now house, ! rooms and bath. front
and bnck porches, heater sewer connec'-
ions, comoutcd cellar. clec;r rc gas light
sng, oil modern improvement 8. Lot % foot
by lNI feet. price $500. Small amount Of
cnsh required to buy. Apply only to G.
w. Gooding Real Estato Broker :. W.
Cor. Eighth and jefferson Ste. i22.tf
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'l'0R sALE-HOUSE cl5 WEST FOURTH
y rIcrt, rooms AMI bath Apply to
Enr?re T.. Rnttaw. dItf
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FOR SALE.

I,OR SALE OR RENT-NEW 9ROOM
house. No. 1902 West Fourteenth h st.
Apply noxt door. i23-H
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,H'oR sALE-CHoicE Oh lioRrls. Will.
u work anywhere. Thos. Duffy, front
aNu Madison streets ml-tf
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IIOR SAi.E--A PAIT OF CHEAP HORSES
u Apply at 500 East Fourth street.
ml5-Itt
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w ANTED-WoMAN FOE PLAIN COOK.
~ ing must be a good ironer. Reference
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.I>sist isssi.NIt,.

EOR RENT'-UNfU fUtNlSliiiD nE.slit-
able II room dwelling in best location
In city. Has porch. bath, heater. wn'cr
closets, Laundry and -tatiannrv tubs and
all convsnionces. Apply TO- Hawkins u
Co, No. 7l3 Market street. ml5-5t
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W ANlED-A GOOD WIFI II COOK WITH
street. ,nid 4, ''n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-06
RETURNS OF RANBLER-cARrBoo.
shipment of Thirty-Eixht Tons
Yields Sta.sSs. 20.

A shipment Of thlrty-eight tons Of Ram
hicr-Carthoo ore went 5f1 9 ounces ana
go per cent In lead 10 the ton The
thirty-eight tons yielded s45ss 80 Seven
other carloads were recently sent ~ M
smelter and Welded from 81 ~ 10 81 so
net each 10 the company. These seven
carloads were taken from the old work
tngs. The thirty-elKht tons were from a
into the hill. In the bottom Of the winze
on the ls1-foot level while drifting on
the ore body there has Just been enccun-
tered fun face 81 ore that carries over
p ounces and over - per cent. Lead 10
During the past summer there was IN
stalled on the Rambler ca rihoo the Larry
est plant IN the Slocan. The property has
been developed by a series ~ three tun-
nels which have opened IL TO a depth 81
s.sl-fcet on the FIRST or No. ore shao, A
Wine has been sunk from the bottom
Of the No. : tunnel to n depth II i35 feet
The intention Is 20 deepen this Wine
20 the e0~to0t level and ~ hrift along
the ledge At each 100 feet This viii Re ~
the first ore shoot. The richer ore Of The
above mentioneA were taken Is found IN
4 drtff on the Za- foot level which il novr
extended over no Feet beyond the FIRST ore
shoot The drift = being extended north
thrcugh the htl IN order 20 tap a third
Gre shoot which shows 40 80 prominently
IN the croppings on the surface: when
vertically under the Aira ore shoot the
depth viii Be SO feet The management
purposes extending this drift SIN further
and out 90 the surface on the other side
Of the hill. Just over the crest ~ the
Hill there IS fourth ore shoot This VIII
be tapped at = depth % 500 feet. This
will give plenty OF backs for shipping.
when the drift Is completed a crosscut
viii be run ar right angles TO the drirt
IN order TO tap four lodges Of dry ore
which carry +oi ounces OF silver 70 the
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Building Permit. I.sued.

Building permits were issued al the city
engineers office yesterday az follows.
Il T Johnson, 0ne-St0ry frame house,
at IS Vine street. $3.50
A. w. Barley, one and one-half story
frame at 221G Main street. 1900.
Mrs r. a Ferguson. addition at 153
Terry avenue, 1870.
Mrs. = w. Hayford, two-stcTy frame
at 24s4 Lombard street. ssf0
J. r. Kenney. at 1924 Twentieth avenue
south. 500
Pacific Lumber and Pipe Company. dry
kiln. $50
Charles Frisk. ons-story frame at sos
Warren street. $500
r. A. Bennett. ono and one-haif story
frame at Fremont. ZOO
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NEW YORK.
Thr stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, Nov s.--There a verT ardent
speculative spirit manifested IN the sfock market
all day II was repfexaea At time ~ ;l.E dlGicsifty
- securing mnney In the lean market. hut before
the DAY had closed the MARKET had hass' into great
animation after following relapse ia the cali ioaa
rate. and activity continued 70 the eluss, nearly
igrarinE q recovery Ia the money nate. Taking
q quick profits ~ roon trader made sn<ne slight
impression On rsie@s herr and there. but the last
rssces we're svuzaliy very pess The top The feel
irg In Wall STREET this morning that frlasys
tanp IN the call loans did truly represent The
npAistie resources - TIE tsnks ard IN short that
all USUALLY trustsaTthy intiezfions n rinch IN
the ranrey market were misleading IL O. this
spirit that srcrniEtafs rushed - hay s;orks at tie
cnsnfrx They rsissf pricts FROM 20 = poir,s
ever saturday, level r. large nunh@r n rrufui-
rert stocks within a few EAnNirs Thea teeaB the
raliing a IArs 10 q fht tanks Loans made
to-day carry over untl Wednesd4y and Nhcn specss-
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n-How TO RECKON INTEREST.

Interest Is a charge for the use Of mon
~. The principal Is the sum for the use
~ which interest IL charged The rate
IS the per cent % ihe principal which s.
charged for its use for one year ny :
per cent. interest we mean a charge ~ y
per year for every siep. Accurate Interest
In reckuned on 4 basis of 20 days % the
year; business interest IL reckoned on .
basis of 20 days Is the year Legal In
feresf Is interest which - computed AZ
tho rate per cent. established by law. To
charge a higher rate ~ Interest than Is
allowed hy law is called uEurr. for which
penalties are imposed by the Laws %
nearly all the states Debts 81 all kinds
draw interes; from the time they become
due. bat not hefore unless - specia~a-
The following rules for reckoning ae-
eur8te interest can - eaaily rer1efnbeTet.
I. Principal K Rate y Time IN years.
Divide ~ TO-
= Principal * Rate \ Time IN months
Divide ~ 10.
Principal y Rate y Time in dayN
Divide b. 26haa
Where possible the time should be ln6!-
Gated ia years and fractions % yeaf.
or il rn0afhx and fractions o. a month
For instance. years months = ~
wears. . years months = ~ years; 4
months IS days "a months. etc To al
vide ~ 10 simply point OF two decimal
places. 20 divide ny i.Ao point OF two
decfYzlSl places and divide by -. 70 di-
vide ~ q 200. point on two decimal places
and divide hy D5 Sometimes the work
can be Aimpline5 by cancellation. as fol-
lows:
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NEWS IND GOSSIP OF THE MINING WORLD.

ton. There is no lead in these dry ore
lodges These lodges are parallel to the
hedge which is now being worked. 1t is
expected that the main drift viii be COM
pleted through the property by the first
Of May next 1t will be 1900 feet in length
when finished.
All ore under fifty ounces silver TO the
ton is placed on the dump. and the man
agement says there is s250000 worth of
this second-class ore. The intention is to
erect concentration and concentrate this
ore. Now that winter is coming on the
snow will enable the shipment of the ore
to the railroad for less cost than in the
summer and the determination is to
largely increase the shipments.
w. F. Dubois. superintendent of the
Arlington mine near SLOGAN City, is in
Nelson today. He states that everything
has been going satisfactory at the mine
since the new road has been completed.
They are now shipping about three car
loads Of ore per week to the Hall Mines
smelter. A number of improvements have
been made at the mine. Two large ore
bins are being erected, one having been
completed and the other nearly so. A
new office Is also being erected. Five
teams are engaged In hauling the ore from
the mine.
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TO TAKE IN A STAMP MILL.
Prepa to Develop the Loruc-
WOodchuck Group.

The parties who have bonded the Lorne-
Woodchuck group on Bridge river. Brit
fsh Columbia, intend to take In five-
stamp mill this winter and have II put in
position to run the first thing In the
spring. The fve-stamp mill Is only for the
preliminary working and will be kept go
Ing while the development work on a
systematic scale is being undergone The
property will be thoroughly opened up
by large gang of men and the syn
dictate will have things in shape shortly
to know where they. are and the machin-
cry. necessary for working the ore and
saving the gold.
o. A. Harthorn has gone up Bridge
river and will take charge of the prop
critics pending final arrangements as to
the management.
Mr.. Dunlop has secured bond on the
Sure Winner from Mr.. Harthorn. which
claim adjoins the group, and will be
added TO the syndicate's holdings.
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NIGHT SCHOOL COURSE.
vII.-How To MEASURE VOLUME.

We have already learned how TO meas
ore Cd rectangles. ca triangies. 60 circles.
These measurements all relate to sur
races. We shall now proceed to measure
simple rectangular solids: TO measure vol
ume-that is. the number of cubic inches
or of cubic feet or of cubic yards in
certain regular solids. Solids. however.
Is hardly the correct term. for we may
want TO measure the number Of cubic
feet OF gas in a tank. or the number OF
cubic feet OF air in a ROOM or of water
in a reservoir.
rectangular solid is sduare-shaped
solid. one having six sides each of which
is rectangle. and the opposite sides or
ends of which are alike in size For in
stance, In the accompanying figure the
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METHODS ARE TOO CRUDE.
Gold Dredging in the Cariboo Not
Yet Profitable.

c. Robinson. who is the managing en-
gineer of the Bucyrus Gold Dredging
manufacturers. of Milwaukee, Wis, was
in Ashcroft recently on his return from
Quesnell where he has been examining
dredging properties with a view of put
ting on plant to be built by his COM
pany. The Bucyrus company Is the build
err OF the Grasshopper Greed dredges. now
operating in Montana and in various
other parts of the Western states.
While noncommittal about the particular
properties he has visited, Mr.. Robinson
spoke in a favorable manner of the dredg-
ing outlook for Cariboo. He stated that
the work so far done by dredging men,
so-called, has not been done In such
manner as to cause dredging to go
ahead, the work being crude and much
money wasted In the kind of machinery
put in. He expects to see immense sums
OF monev recovered from the rivers of
Cariboo when dredging is taken up by
men OF experience and with sufficient cap
ital to put in proper machinery.
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vIII.-HOw TO CORRECT COMMON
BLUNDERs.

1. Wait on. walt for. Distinguish clear
ly between these two phrases. To wait on
means to attend on. while to wait for
means TO stop or delay for. IL is ineor-
rect to say Let us wait on the corner on
WILL"
q Stop. stay. To stop means to cease to
go forward. to leave on: TO stay means to
abide, TO tarry. TO dwell. lie may stay,
not stop, at home. at a hotel. with n
friend.
g. Healthy, wholesome. The first OF
these two words Is often improperly used
for the second. A man may be healthy
but the food he eats Is said 10 be whole
some.
4. Decided, decisive. A decided opinion
is an opinion which IN strongly upon one
side: decisive opinion Is one that Is
final.
s. Brief. concise. An article Is brief
when II in merely short. II IL concise
when IL Is short and also condensed.
q Apparent. obvious. DO not say ''rha
truth OF that Is apparent" use obvious or
evident. Apparent is the opposite OF real:
obvious is the opposite OF Obscure.
:. Situation. site. Situation embraces
all the local aspects In which a thing Is
placed: site Is the actual ground selected
for location.
10 the contents Of sewers. the latter TO a
system ~ sewers.
O. Majority. plurality. These words are
often confused. A man has the majority
of the votes when he has more than half
OF the whole number cast. he has plu-
rality when his votes exceed those Of any
other candidate A plurality II not neces-
Sarfiy n majority when there are more
than two candidates.
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Z. A cellar Is of the shape shown in the
diagram. ABB is 80 feet, CD and EFF are
each feet. CD is ~ feet. AC is q feet.
The depth is IL feet. Find the number
OF cubic yards OF earth removed.
Answers.
ID 2520 cubic feet, ca 75s cubic inches
90 $3.50 cubic feet. a. LIES cubic inches,
go $3o6.ls, CO. 1854, ca 29s cubic yards.
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FOREIGN.


NEW YORK, Nov. s-The Commercial Advertis.
er's London financial csblegEam ssys:
The stock market generally inactive aud DUH
today. but American shares conspicuous
ocptions They were buoysnt from the beginning 70
the end q the session, and dealings very
heavy although the buying not BY tbe public.
but hy professional traders here aud on American
and Berlin orders, Bryan IL hardly mentioned here.
The betting at Lioyd's "a at odds a 10 ! On Nc
Kinisy The stock exchange win open Wednesday
at sn instead q II O'Clock
There j. no talk q SOLD exports. Foreign n
change steady.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. NOV s-Atchi~on. NA Canadian Pa.
cife 3d. Union Pacific preferred. Tsss Northern
Pacific preferred. TsA Grand Trunk. en-; Ana
conda, 81.
Bar silver Quiet: u iJ.Isd per ounce
Mcney-sA per cent.
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BONDED ny ENGLISH CAPITAL.


II is reported that claim close to
the Big Aberdeen, on Ten-Mile creek,
near Ashcroft. B. c., has been bonded
to an English company for 5000 of which
$4,000 was paid down. The Big Aber-
deem Is the property of Mr. Broomheads
company. and II Is expected to begin ac-
tive development work next spring The
company is now putting up necessary
buildings for the men. There are eighty
five tons on the dump. which, II is said,
will go s16s in copper. II ounces In silver
and S245 in gold
claim thirty-eight miles southeast of
Ashcroft has been sold by Charles Brown
for $500.
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Business very slow in the metal market to-
day. Tin was the only metal showing signs Of ao-
tivity. ruling frmer in tone at advance Of 50
points. prompted by encouraging dispatches from
abroad and scarcity Of sellers The close was firm.
at 81 s2as7 rs.
Pig iron warrants were quiet a, 81. Tsas Is
Lake copper. dull. at sls.5salT.
Lead and speltcr. both dun at a.Tm and aio
al. Is respectively.
The brokers price for lead 81. and for copper
SIC. -Sdl6eTM.
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months and days, as, for instance, years
9 months and ~ days. find the Interest
Tor each separately and then add the re-
suits.
Exercises for Practice.
/ Find the interest ON naoo for . Year,
az per cent.
End the interest on si.ao for yssrs
p Find the interes. on ssA for years
I. Find the interes, on s7a4p for ysars
y. Find the interest on $1,000 for 81 years
at per cent.
8 Find the interest on $40 for months
nj per cent.
Z, Find the interest on sss7slc for days
at per cent.
$. Find the interest on sssss % for / year
months IL days at per cent.
?, Find the interest on ss2l. 70 for yearu
) months ~ days Mt per cent.
10 Find the interest on 81 30 for ysars
ii months 20 days at per cent.
we SHAH now take up what Is known ~
business interest. which Is reckonsd upon
basis Of $50 days to the year.
multiple OF IL. or 30 DAYS to month, ana
u Is upon this basis that the Interest is
Suppose that II is required to ana The
interest on 1850 for % days at per cent.
The work would appear as follows II We
substitute $50 days for SIS:
45ooxsoxs
36Osi0o =-3&oo
The interest Is sas. or onc-hundredth Of
the principal. Then. to md the intersat
upon any sum OF money at per cent. for
90 days. simply divide the principal BY 10
that Is cut on two decimal places.
At per cent. for so DAYS the interest ON
81. 2s40o q sl2M
952.7o = pN
S6940 % Il 1914
When we know the interest for q davs
we can easily ind the interest for any
number of days; and II we know the in
terest at per cent. we can easily ana fhe
interest at per cent by adding one ,sixth.
at per cent by subtracting onc-rtxth. AZ
Iik per cent. by adding one-QuMrter, and
so on.
Note the following illustrations:
I. Find the interest on $3.50 for months
at & per cent
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SAN FRANCISCO.


sterling Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov h--steriing on London
sixty daYs, Sass. sight. N.ss.
Financial.
Silver bars, @Ne Mexican dollars. seis@5le
Dfas;s-sight. Sc; tsiesraphic. I'VE
& & g
gEvN
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winter Evening.

Are coming. when home arnuNements call
FOR new. clean playing cards Our new
series Is superb and novel Army and
Navy heroes on court cards We send
ther1 prepaid FOR @s cents A rack, money
or stamps. Msit-Nutrine Dept. Anhsu-
Mo
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AZ m cabinets for f3.E9 n you buy ticket
a. studio before November To- Ticket
GOD In 1850 La Roche. Second and
fruion
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rrNfr. Egs eyeglasses. fashionable. be-
-,,,1srr inexpensive. comfortably ADJUST
"a correctly attod. Miss wilxlnski. OPP
t!c.an, III Cherry.
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CONSULT Florapce Marvin. Seattle's
nronhetess. Hotel Victoria
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72.S4=soA
Z4.18 70 d
6.o7- -
Z. 43- 4 d
D5.61 -TA

Notc.--We cut OF two places 20 get the
interest for go days. Now We keep adding
or subtracting until we ret the required
humber Of days. one-third Of S72.A. or
days. or % days. One-duarfer Of 20 Is 8.
and the interest for days 10 te.0, We
need days moro. The interest for - days
ls s24.&. therefore for days the interest
IL one-tentb, or f2.1.
,. Find. tho interest on si.7ssso for io<
days Mt per cent.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. s-Todsy's statement O
the condition Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance SIZE 30 81
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latnrs began to look about 10 ind new aorrmo-
CATIONS with which to carry their holdings Of stock
over election Gay they the call loan rate up
rapidly TO : per cent The first loans were made
AT 10 per cent Que broker placed 81 COO 600 At that
ratei another million al Is per ccnt and another
demanded = per cent for q million more This
suddenly checked the animation Of the stock mar
set and was followed by period CT contemplation.
conspicuous feature Of the market at this time
vas me large number of TRANSACTIONS for cash and
the small concessions from the ruling prices AZ
which these were quoted
HE condition in the money market was Of
coArse. responsible for this. When the rates for
money tel away 10 10 per cent again the specu-
latofs very promptly awaited themselves Of the re-
sources orered and rushed prices up 70 the top
level Of the day The strength in the market was
very general. and on the whole quite uniform Quite
large business was done in bonds and prices were
well maintained Total sales. slsi5ap
United States new Is advanced u and the old a.
declined i per cent. on the last call
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-06

Find the interest on $3.50 for s days
at per cent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-06

DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL, gynecoioxist.
returned 81 Hiuckiey.