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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
DELAWARE

Wilmington, Del. Nov. 5.--Returns Of
the election for Legislature In Delaware
yesterday show that the state senate
will stand 10 Republicans and 7 Demo-
Gratis. The house will stand rs Republi-
cans l6 Democrats with one district un-
decided by reason OF tie vote. On
Joint ballot the vote will be % Republi-
cans, 23 Democrats one tie of the Ru-
publican members IL is conceded that
eight are opposed 10 the election OF j.
Edward Addiclks to the United States
senate.
This promises to produce another dead
lock over the election OF Y. s. senator's
at the next session OF the legislature.
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HELD ON
MURDER
CHARGE
Mason Renanded Without Bail
10 Await Examination for A.
legged killing Of Miss Morton.

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 5.--Alan q.
Mason. the prominent Boston man who
was arrested yesterday on suspicion OF
having committed murderous assault
upon Miss Clara A. Morton I'm waveriy
last Saturday night. causing Miss Nor
toms death. today was held for furtner
hearing on charge OF murder, in the Third
District court for eastern Middlesex.
II was understood last night TO be the
intention OF the police to release the man
today "a they had been unable to MAKE
out case against him. but It is claimed
that new phases brought to light this
morning warranted "A change OF pro-
cedure. Mason was remanded without
bail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
GOV. ODELL
Will Go TO AdirOndaCkS for
Few Days Rest.

Newburgh. y. Y. Nov 5.-Governor
and Mrs. Odell will leave here this af-
ternoon for Albany. Tonight the COVER
nor will go TO the Adirondacks for few
days rest President Roosevelt telegraph
ed late last night to the governor:
From what we hear now. | think I
can safely congrn tulate you and the party
which | do with all my heart"
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WASHINGTON

Seattle. Wash, Nov. b-The Republi-
ton by q ma ajority that may run as high
- 1000 The Democratic state commit
1ee does not claim the election of any OF
~ state ticket. though insisting that the
msegre returns received Justify the belief
mat there is chance for Democratic
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MONTANA

Butte. Mont, Nov 5.--George n. Casey
chairman OF the Democratic county CEN
tral committee. and G. l.. Alsop. candi-
date for the legislature. have been ar
rested, charged with bribery.
A report gained circulation that Charles
w Clark. son OF Senator w. A. Clark.
also had been arrested but this IL un-
true. Clark happened 90 be With Casey
af the time Of the arrest. and thus the
story was started. The two men have
been placed under bonds OF $1,000 each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
REFERRED TO A MASTER

The case OF James O. Sullivan ct al
VS. Louis X. Potter ct al, trustees, has
been referred TO George Farnell as mas
ter to take an account.
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WISCONSIN

ystnrns from the states. while far from
being complete show that Governor
IaFo,iette. carried the state BY a.,
least to0 plurality. The congressional
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OHIO

Columbus. o.. Nov. 5.-With more COM
f-iete- -FetuE4as-the- Republicans today aaY
their plurality on the state ticket Will APP
proximate one hundred thousand and
that the Ohio congressman stand IL Re-
publicans 10 Democrats. as in the last
congress. The pluralities I'm all OF the
four Democratic districts were greatly
reduced and the Republican districts In
creased The only changes were in the
18th and 18th districts and they offset
each other.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05

publicans and one Democrat The Leg
islature is overwhelmingly Republican,
which means the probably reelection of
l.. =. Senator Spooner.
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AGAIN ELECTED
Frank {. Drandsg0o Chosen to
FIJI Unexplred Term.

Norwich. Conn. Nov 5.-To on the va
cancy In thr-ecnnectlcut congressional
delegation. caused BY the death Of CON
gresham Charles A, Russell OF the Third
district Frank r. Brandegcc. " New Ion
don. Republican. who was yesterday
elected az Mr. Russells successor IN tho
nfty-eighth congress. was elected by ac-
cls nation today 10 nll the late congress
mans unexpired term In the present
house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05

Home. Made Candles zoe. Pound.
Thursday. TO y. m. Please have
right change ready. Tilinghast. 275
WeStmlnSter street
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THE.
Mechanics National Bank
Corner DorranCe Street
and Exchange Place.

On and after Saturday. November rst,
1902, until further notice. interest at the
rate of 2 l-2 Per Cent. per annum will
be paid on daily balances subject to check
at sight
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First.cisss Ticket 20 New York si.25.
Ocean Tickets 20 all parts of the world
Agents for ali steamship lines Kennedy
a Cough. Ticket Agents, 81 Manton ave.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. Slater returns
have placed the 29th and 32d Congresslon-
al districts in doubt. Graham Rep, in the
29th and Barchfield. Rep. In the thirty
second are claiming their election today
over Shiras and Brown. fusionists. II
may require the complete returns TO de-
rl1
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

Transact a general banking business.
Execute orders FOR marginal or invest.
ment account on New York, Boston ana
Chicago Exchanges.
Facilities for handling local or unlisted
Boston securities unexcelled.
Telephones e7e Union and 746 Union.
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New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by FLETCHER
& TAPPAN. street iloor. ijanigan Build-
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The Cotton Market.
VlAVI COMPANY

MISS L. r. BGRNHAM. Prop.
office hours: ! 10 s. Room 106.
Closed Saturdays. Providence, II. l.
roo LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.
TO LET - DESIRABLE FURNISHED
room. i'm private family. i25 Cranston ST.;
price moderate.
WANTED-3 TO 5 ROOMS ON EAST
Side: suitable for light house keeping. Ad-
dress T-24 News.
WANTED-LADIES TO MAKE SILK
neckwear at home. Send stamped envel-
ope for particulars. l.. j. Marshall. II
Stamford street. Boston. Mass.
WANTED-AT ONCE EXPERIENCED
iobbing jeweler: steady position and good
wages 10 the right party. j. IL. q. Du-
rant, New Haven. Conn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-28
LA PORTE LOCALS.
Meeting Of Citizens Called 20 Take Actor
on County Roads.

Meeting Of Citizens Called 20 Take Action
on County Roads
La Porte, Texas, December 27.-The cold
wave struck La Porte early this morning
and the Thermometer went down to 80
Colder weather is looked for tomorrow. rs
the wind has shifted around to the NORM.
c. $. Penfeld and A. O. Blackwell went
to Houston today and met l. r. Holmes.
who arrived here this morning from New
York Mr.. Holmes has been absent from
La Porte several months. All three gen
tlemen returned to La Porte tonight and
Mr.. Holmes Will remain here for several
days.
A meeting of citizens Of La Porte and
Seabrook has been called for next Tuesday
TO take action ON the proposition to have
the county commissioners to continue rho
smell road from DccpWater to LIN Porte
ana Seabrook, The meeting will he hold
ln the Besson building at . O'Clock next
Tuesday afternoon.
A portion of the Hart tract, lying wost
OF town, containing 1000 acres, is 10 he de-.
Veloped for rice next year The tract re-.
Gently changed hands, and is now owned
by Northern people Some OF the owners
are expected here soon to assume charge
operations on the oil well west of town
were suspended day or two ago. ana VIII
not be resumed until next week phe we'll
Is progressing satisfactorily to the owners
a rock has been struck, and the drilling Is
slow. While little information can he So
cured as to the depth of the well, II is he
lieyed that 1t IS such as viii soon de+or.
mine whether the effort will be met MIN
success or not. "''
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YTSMATL INVESTORS COMBINE CAPITAL
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Each and every thirty days dividend Is
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small investor by placing his money Win
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Of the millionaire captains OF INDUSTRY
while small sums II invested alone ehrh
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vestmcnt In whole or In part instantaneous
~. This is without question one, Of the
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world 1t is worthy the careful eonshlcra-
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mo ~ tbc noteworthy moves in the lnan-
,tst ,,or,d that is attracting great deal of
atto,,ton IL the nooling Of interests by
o,,,,,i ,,,,,estors 81. Louis firm. the Ma
49,, Securities 20 Is the prime mover in
49, .,,,, rhis conn,nv receives the money
% ,ba,,so,,ds ~ email investors and com
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a,,, -, ., sncccssfullv transact enormous
a ,D"i. '' tSat nm, bondsone proats to the in
'i,,.,,,aI ,,,o,,,hors Of the nool This is an
~ nbaao - tbo community Of interest
49, IT. 90 nonn,or NV l PIerpont Nor.
.ha aid. dteoropco Is that this com
nn, 10 cornoscd Of nm unlimited number
~ p,' snali Investors while Mr. Morgans com.
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previous, and with no outside support tho
market saggcd and part Of the carly gain
lost. Trading on the whole was light and
the close was steady, May pork being 2i5
lower, at 16.45. Lard was 30 higher, at
055, and ribs unchanged at S,6Tls.
Estimated receipts onday-Wheat, "a
cars; corn. $50 cars; oats, 1876 cars; hogs,
1900 head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Fiour-Quiet, firm.
Wheat No, 2 spring 1906; No. 8 72@7s;
No. red 747sMT5.
Corn No . 381s: No. yellow al.
Oats-No 2 321s; No. . white 32h@33;
No. white 40.
Rye-No. . 3om42.
Barley Good feeding 45655; fair to
choice mating As.
Flax seed-So. lie; No. Northwestern
1.24.
Mess pork-Per barrel 100.
Lard-pcr 100 pounds t0.35M1 0.40
Short ribs sides--Loose S.50MS.60
Dry sHltcd shoulders boxed $50.
Whisky-Basis Of high wines 1.31.
Clover contract grade 1885.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market quiet, easy; creamery 1sd27la; dairy
1TM25
Cheese Firm. 1874
Eggs-stcady, 25 loss of cases returned.
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barrels; wheat $1,000 bushels; corn II ooG
bushels; oats 10000 bushels
New York. December ~ wheat Re
reipts 100000 bushels exports 10000 bush
els spot firm; No. . red 81 elevator and so
f. o, b. Htlout; No. Northern STA f. o. b..
ahoat; No. ! hard S7h + o. b. IIides-Quiet;
Galveston, - to % pounds. IS; California,
II TO % pounds, 10; Texas dry, "a to 70
pounds, a. Leather Steady; acid ~ to
2jle. Wool-l'irm; domestic fleece 25M30.
COTTON seed ollStcady; prime crude nom
lnal. Ricc-Quiet; domestic, fair to extra,
iJM67S. Japan nominal
Kansas city, Mo, December Wheat
December 90: May G03A6iG9 cash No .
hard ,6ImGs. No: 64Md6; No 4 55@6O; No,
her 37is: May 379k: cash No. mixed 37ia
M37ia; No. white 3s No. 37I6 Oats
No. , white 33h Receipts Wheat is, 400
bushels Shipments-Wh Wheat So 200 bushels:
corn J6SoO bushels oats 10000 bushels.
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THE GRAIN PITS WERE STEADY
MARKET WAS VERY DULL
AND PRICES UNCHANGED
Receipts Were Small and This Gave
Much Of the Strenath-Corn
Scored an Advance.

Chicago. December -. There was little
doing in grain or provision pits today, but
in spite OF the extreme dullness the market
exhibited steadlness, May wheat closing UNI
changed May corn X higher, aud oats I'M
changed.
The only feature ia the wheat pit was
the steadlness manifested Ia the face Of
Il very dull market Heceipts IN the
Northwest and primary points were aggsp
small and helped in maintaining prices.
There was a tendency early to higher
prices, but realizing 10y the bull leader held
the market down and fluctuations were
confined within a narrow range. May
opened unchanged to n shade higher at
7Th TO 77Ad77as, and sold between TTlk
and G7%, closing unchanged at 77i4 Min
nenpollS and Duluth reported receipts Of
27i cars. with local receipts OF nfty-nine
cars. one Of contract. making the total re-
CciptS for the three points Of 1876 ears,
against 4SS last week and 400 a year ago,
Corn ruled extremely duh In the absence
of news. Nearby deliveries were firm. due
to covering by n few scattered short lines.
Inc weather was n weakening factor. May
was y higher ana closed at 49,. after sell
ing between 43Ad 1895 and AL Local re-
cetpts 2d8 cars seven of contract
oats ruled steady with light trade and
there was little change I'm price. The cash
situation was n bull factor and trader,
were on the bull side. May closed un
changed at "a, after ranging between G3Jt
aud 34h, Receipts, 172 cars
Provisions were strong Mt the opening
influenced by light run Of hogs and high
or yard prices Packers lA'rc not as nctiv,
| buyers as they had been for several day,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-28
BANK ROBBERY IN MISSOURI
The Bandits Secured Fifteen Thousand
Dollars from the Safe.

The Bandits Secured Fifteen Thousand
Dollars from the Safe.
Union No. December -. The R1pt ~
Union was burglarlzed between l ana ,
O'Clock this morning, the vault being blown
open with nitro glycerlne and $4,000 rbe
entire contents of the safe, stolen. The rob.
pefs were two In number and are believed
TO he professionals. They escaped. M
tie after o'clock Il loud explosion was
heard and several shots We're fred around
the public square Most OF the citizens
who heard the noise supposed It was caused
y! some boys out on a lark cclebrutInT
CHRISTMAS, ana paid NO attention to it, Os-
car Busch, a hardware dealer Iivii @ ucrnss
the street, realized that the bank was he.
ing ropped but when he went 10 the win
dow to look out was covered by revolver
he then kept quiet Others also were
Kept quiet by display of revolyers. Abont
hlly shots were fired to terrorize ventura.
some persons Notwithstanding contrar1,
reports, Mr., Busch says but two men III
the Dank after the robbery
Inc wreck was comp etc the voult doo.
ana the safe being completely denoiisboS
as was the whole front of the bonI ~, q
O'Clock the men left town, walking to,Is "a
the east f. F. Richard, the presISent a. ~ y
inc bank, was very sick at hls homo ~
he was not told of the robbery wv
Honmann, the cashier was called aftar ~
was all over. lie estimates the Lose =, -
about $4,000. The bank carried $40 600 in
surnnce against burglary. There Il NO clew
TO the robbers.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

st, Louis December Whoat quiet
No. red cash, elevator, nominal; track
74a741a; May 76i4a7Gis; No, hard GGa
12i3. Corn steady No. cash 45,s; track
45hM45&; December 46 asked May 3e7s
May 3a% bid; No white IS. Rye steady,
at tpMiHla. Pork higher obbiug. stand
ard mess 1850 Lard weak, at lO17l&.
Flour steady Winter patents 331M35O:
2Wa30O. Timothy seed steady. at gNd
3ic Bran Sacked east track, r. Hay
frm-Prnlric 105O012.OO. Iron cotton ties
steady, at l.U7R Begging Gj1Ga1 1.1G.
Hemp Irvine 0. Dry salt meats Boxed
quiet; extra shorts a1212 clcar ribs 0OO:
short clear 90 Bacon Boxed quiet. OK.
ira shorts ana clear ribs 1850; short clear
$4,000 bushels; corn 10000 bushels: oats
$1,000 bushels Shipments Flour l1,OOd
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HOLIDAYS INTERFERE
WITH CROP MOVEMENT
The Demand for Clean Rice Continues
Strong and Prices Are Still Firm.
Local Business Small.

The local rice market showed no improve.
ment yesterday over the usual conditions.
Business is restricted 10 handling the rice
product that has been stored in warehouses;
for long time, and no change IN this state
Of affairs Is looked for until some time In
January. There were no receipts Of rough
rice yesterday but the sales Of clean were
larger in quantity than usual The demand
continues good and prices remain firm and
unchanged.
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EGGS, POULTRY AND BUTTER.

81 Louis, December 27.-Poultry steadv
geeess, s Butter Creamery 23GgSo. doi-y
lSnE@ EGGS steady, AT 22i5, loss or
. Kansas City. December Eggs@Fresh
New York December 2T.-Er,s po,o,,,..
y9o6 packages; market firm; state oWd
sIennsy wanna, average best, 2s; Western
fancy graded 26; Western poor IN nrirnn
@NQ4oi refrigerated 1Slaa21. F4-''e
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COFFEE

Sew York, December 2T.-Coffee -sno+
Ky , 30 ! invoice 81; mild uuiett Cor 9ipoe
points POINTS l6 ES1gFSs closed net unchanged to
undc was active all the session pahhertone
Iransaeflons including numerous swltcih 1s4i
amounting n.y. to u,Ooo hogs; JaopSr ~''gi ~,
g. mar Marsa 46Q; April 40: NAV 4S S95
80 'uiy APO; September $40; Noyember
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New Orleans.
lsneclnl bal mo Post.l

lSpcclal 10 inc InSt.l
New Orleans. December 27.-Receipts of
rough rice show some increase in volume,
but represent In great part shipments direct
10 the mills; hence there is little doing In
the open market. Prices continue strong
at 2O0dA45 for Honduras and 5Oc6j3 rs for
japan grudes Clean rice is In moderate
supply aud good demand, aud strong at
previous prices.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, December 27.-Cattle-R
ceipts 700 head: market unchanged; native
steers 2 T5M6, 10; Texas and Indians 2. 73m
4 25. cows and heifers / 1898 90; native
COWS and heifers 1904 %; stockers and
feeders ., 00Gl4 90; bulls 2 25dl4. 25; calves
2 756I6 so; Western steers 3. Oo6i5 so;
Western cows 2.ood3.5o. Iiogs-Reeeipts
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but prices firm. Continued buying for ex.
port in heavy brown cottons. Cotton yarns
In fair demand, with firm tendency.
Worsted yarns tirmer; wooden yarns steady
lutte warns firm
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NEW ORLEANS.


New Orleans, December 27.-Thc New Or
leans live stock exchange reports Market
bare Of choice stock; demand good; price,
steady. Hogs and sheep unchanged; out
look favorable.
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RICE MARKET is VERY QUIET

1000 head; market 5d1o higher; heavy
& 4I%@6.55; light 6. 15@6 40; pigs 6. 500
q. 90. Shecp-RecciptS none; market
steady; muttous 5 ONli4 90: lambs 3 Goa
D 40; range 3. 006i4 co.
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STOCKS FIRM AT THE CLOSE

Of discussion. OF existing conditions, sew
eral OF q somewhat unfavorable character
had 10 he contended With besides the
money market OF these the most inhuen-
tial was the showing made by the Nanaer-
Tilt railroads In the matter of net earnings.
The large increase in operating expenses
disclosed BIZ New York Central and Lake
Shore and the consequent decrease IN inc
net return were pondered for their slgnin-
canoe rejecting as they do, tendency
quite general throughout the world. Inc
week has seen several announcements of
Announcements OF advances of wages OF ran
road workers and the current discussion OF
the subject shows that this is also a UNI
Versal tendency In the railroad world. 20
ordinate goes the Increase In freight rates,
which may also be called universal, on SIC
count OF Its scope. Conjecture is at tault
In trying to decide the net result OF these
understanding changes on the rate of return
TO stockholders in railroads. Inc hctiAh
OF the Canada southern directors In revert.
ing to the 1 per cent scmi.annual dividend
rate, after having disbursed ia per cent on
the preceding year. was not encouraging u
the hopes OF coming dividends, Inc PISS,
Ing Of the dividend on ST. Joseph ana Graln
Island first preferred had similar inhu-
euee. Yet II is clear that such hopes are
entertained Ia some cnsgs,
The confidence engendered by the form
alton OF the S50Wo.oo bankers pool 10
meet possible emergency has not been
seriously disturbed. kttes for time loans
have not followed the call loan market AMI
have been apprcClaby easier. Except Tor
some demand for cable transfers to London
to help out the year and showing Of Lon
don banks IN the reserve Item, there has
not been notable demand Tor relnlttahceS
abroad The suggestion has come from
Bcrlu that large foreign bankers were 90
operating with the pool Of New YORK BANK
ers In tidiBg over the New York money
market by refrHinug from further With
drawals OF loans from here at this time.
II Is believed this demand on New York
has been simply deferred. The future ~
the foreign exchange market is studied wi 4
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SUGAR.

New York, December 81 Sugar quiet
Centrifugal, 06 test, 3 1912; molasscs sugar
$40; refined steady.
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HULETT. denton, Texas. December OF
Erred Hnlett, prominent In hotel circles In
missouri and Texas died here TODAY ~
typhoid fever, aged rs years. 'V' VI
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NeW York prv nnnas

NJ, ne" 10Th, December Elm dry goods
mere was no change in the ehorsctsr =,
the home demand. General business S'' ar,o 81
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, December 81.
ARRIVED
IS FL Slglo tAm), New York.
CLEARED.
SIS Sabine (Aml, New York.
IS Glenalmond tBr), Antwerp.
5 Pillar de Larrinaga tBrl. Manchester.
IS I'll Alba (Am), New York,
SAILED.
SIS Sabine (Am), New York
IS Pillar de Larrinaga (Br), Manchester,
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London Consols.

London, December u Consols for money
%; account 90 l1-1O. Bar silver quiet M
% $40 Money per cent. Short bills ~