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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-25
LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
CONSIDERABLE ACTIVITY SHOWN IN
ALL THE LEADING LINES.
Good Demand for Dry Goods at Firm
Prfces-GrOcerfes Are Moving Well
Grain Markets Are Light.

Despite the raw air and cloudy weather
considerable activity marks the trade
movement with the wholesale houses and
on Commission row, and merchants seem
generally convinced that they are to have a
good business during the spring and sum-
mer months The bad roads have tempo
rarily affected trade in some lines. but this
Is about overcome. In this locality every
manufacturing and producing interest is
busy and so long as this condition con-
tinues commercial lines will prosper.
Wholesale houses report collections very
good. The spring movement in dry goods
and millinery is nearing its maximum.
There is an extensive sale of fabrics for
early delivery, and merchants are paying
quotations without grumbling. White goods
are meeting with large sale, and trade in
silks and dress goods is reported better.
There seems to be plenty of money In con-
sumers hands and a disposition to buy the
finer qualities of goods. The demand for
groceries is active and prices are well held
on goods that measure up to the standard.
Sugar Is moving in about its usual volume
at this season of the year, and there is a
good call for coffees and teas. Canned
goods are moving sluggishly at unchanged
prices. The call for syrups and molasses
is improving. Rice and salt, smoked and
dried fish are taken in moderate quanti-
ties. Flour is fairly active. fuctuating
slightly with wheat, though in a less pro-
nounced manner. Hardware is becoming
more active. Prices are strong on all de-
scriptions of goods. The window-glass
trade begins to improve. Druggists are en-
joying big trade. Calls for paints. colors
and oils from the retail trade are increas-
ing and the business is making very sat-
isfactory showing at present. The country
produce market is fairly good. Green vege-
tables are in slightly better demand. New
vegetables are coming in more freely, but
1t is noticeable that excessive stocks quick
ly accumulate. The largely increased arriv-
al of eggs has broken the market and has
forced prices down near the line Of the
summer months. Choice butter is firmer.
There is said to be a scarcity of fancy
creamery, but the large quantity of ordi-
nary stock on the market has a bearish eff
feet. Poultry is arriving in large quanti-
ties, but is moving fairly well at practically
unchanged prices.
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NEW YORK, March Especial tele-
graphic and cable dispatches to Bradstreet's
this week show the following changes in
available supply as compared with last
accounts: Wheat, in the United States and
Canada, east of the Rockies. a decrease of
1,S6S.0OO bu: afioat for and in Europe, an
increase of 100000; total supply, a de-
crease of 1868, 600. Corn, an increase of 249.
O00 bu. Oats, decrease of 11S,000 bu.
Among the more important decreases are
those OF 100000 bu in Manitoba, 100000 at
Northwestern interior elevators, l15.000 at
Omaha, $1,000 at Portland Me-, and 55,-
600 at st. Joseph. The leading increase is
that Of L5,000 bu at Nashville.
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The Real Kharteum.
London Truth.

There have been some marvellous stories Of the
transformation Of Khartoum under British rule
one writer saw a vision OF "a stately city. with
beautiful lawns and gardens, wide etre<tn
churches college ana magnificent government
offices" n Handsome palace built Of red hrfck
faced with stone" railway running into the
All this where there had been five Year, earlier
"a reeking huddle OF mud huts"
An unfortunate exile I'm the Soudon- Who hnn
been looking for this stately city says Khor-
toum r. stu no more than q big vflaee: tie
palace and government ofnces are nothing worth
talking about: the churches nonexfntouf: fh0
Gordon coilege.. stili quite incompiste. u1Gk(
PASS for red brick barn: there are no ron<n
except Just around the palace; the railway A q
narrow-rauge track on whith q miniature e.
rfne draws the material for the new RovernrneSa
buildings: the traveller only enter the sfa fr1v
city on his own legs or on t'se back of native
donkey. and the fast steamees plying on fho ME
would not compete with tie nesf OF the IefS
Thames Steamboat Company. Kharfoun fh~ro~
don. at present-whatsver IL may DO h tina
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HoGs-Receipts. 1000; shfpments, LOO. The
combined receipts OF hogs for two days indicate
. gain Of nearly 1850 over the same time last
week and little improvement the corre-
spending time year ago. The receipts to-day
were a trife larger than a week ago. but not
quite equal 20 a year ago. There was a fair
representation OF all grades and the quality
generally was probably as satisfactory as 1t has
been for the past few lays The reports from
other places were agaiu favorable. and the mar
bet Sere opened with reasonably urgent compe-
tit1ou between al buyers. The demand was
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MONETARY.
Rates ON Loans and Exchange-C1s
ings and Balances.


INDIANAPOLIS.-Comm paper, 466
per cent; time loans, 5l6 per cent. Clear
ings, s943, 339. "a balances, $113, 426.45.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at $40
per cent; ruling rate and last loan, 81.
Time money easier; all periods, 5@5h per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5A@6 per
cent Sterling exchange easy at $.S7Q4S7O5
for demand, $4S3S0Q4.S3.S5 for sixty days;
posted rates, $4.S41zG4.S5 and $4S8; CONNER
cial bills, $S314G4S3%. Clearings, $252, 1885,
1853; balances. 1891 ,S74.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange, par
Sterling exchange, SASS for sixty days, $4SS
for demand. Clearings, SIS, $50, 239; balances.
$2,09S, 766.
BOsTON.-Clearings, s2o.4So.745; balances
s1,O60.607.
PHILADELPHIA. Money, 5s75h per
cent. Clearings. $20. 343, 019; balances, ST.
346, 1872
ST. LOUIS.-Money, sac per cent. New
York exchange, zoe pI emium. Clearings.
Sc. 693, 787; balances, $905, 757.
BALTIMORE.-Money, per cent Clear
ings. $4.501. 72s; balances. $472.315.
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour dull
and easy. wheat-No. 2 spring. 44lsG751,; No.
3 ss@7Sc; No red. 7osg7lSc. CornoNo 2
No; white, s2ls@s4Ac. Rye-No. 2. 4sc. Barley
Good feeding. 40G42c: fair to choice mailing
47G53c Flaxseed-No. l. Sill; No. Northwest
ern. S.l3. Prime timothy seed. s3.25. Clover
contract grade. $3.50. Mess pork, per brl, s17. 50
@17-S5. Lard, per 100 lbs. s10610-10. Short ribs
sides Qoosel, So. 7oQsSs. Dry-salted shoulders
tboxed), sS.75qS.S71z Short clear sides (boxed)
$10.371sQ10.50 Whisky-Basis of high wines
$130
Receipts-Flour, Is 900 brls; wheat, "a, 800 bu;
corn 20S, 400 bu; oats, 295 800 bu rye 400 blu !;
barley, 400 bu- Shipments-Flour, 17.700 brls
wheat, 80 400 bu; corn, 1885, 500 bu; oats, 1856 900
blu; rye. 1900 bu; barley, 10, 100 blu.
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Oils.

OH, CITY, March 24.-Credit balances. n "a.
certidcates no bid. Shipments Pennsylyanial
10 rs brls average. g. 2ss brls; rms IS 900 brs
average 1881 brls. Shipments Q.ima) So az
brls average S3o6s brls; runs. II. SOS brls aver
age LAB brls-
WILMINGTON, March A.-Spirits of turpen
tine arm at Csc. Rosin firm at }.ss Crude fur
pentine Arm at $40 to - Tar Arm at S165.
SAVANNAH, March A.-Spirits of turpentins
Arm at 65c. Rosin arm: A. b. C. d. e. tz.oS:
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Poultry.

NEW YORK March 24.-Poultry--Alive hrmer:
turkeys, 15c; fowls. 13c. Dressed quiet and I'M
changed.
ST. LOUIS March 24.-Poultry steady; chick
ems 10Ql01zc: turkeys. 13c; ducks, 15c: geese, &C.
BOSTON, March 24-[Special. l-Poutry steady;
fowls. 13l9c: chickens. lac; turkeys, 1sc
CHICAGO, March A-Dressed poultry weaker;
turkeys, 15q17c; chickens, 10dl28c.
CINCINNATI. March 24.-Poultry quiet: hens.
lie; springs. 15c; turkeys, 10Ql4c-
LOUISVILLE. March A-Hens. 10qllc; chick
ems 12G15c; turkeys, l3q15c.
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Very Professional Market.

NEW YORK, March A.-The market
opened lower, under Lordon's lead, but
after the first recession there was not much
change in price or feature to it. and trans
actions were Of small volume until the last
hour, when selling Of Missouri Pacific,
thought to be for Keene, caused traders
to follow, and most issues ran off and
closed weak. 1t is very professional mar
Iaf
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Transaction. mt the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS. March A.-Cattle-Receipts none; shipments
none. So far this week there have been no
changes In quotations from those existing at the
close OF last week The only grade for which
there is steady demand is good butcher stock
Common cattle hard to place. and prices on
such generally unsatisfactory to the selling
side. The calf market continues steady. the best
being worth $50. Quotations:
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Merch 24.-values in dry goods
are maintained with unusual tenacity consid-
ering the unwil'ingness of buyers to act with
any freedom. AS long as cotton maintains pres
ent high level there Is little reason to expect
any change in prices Buyers complain they
cannot obtain goods as they have ordered them.
and agents of many lines report inability to
obtain anything for months to come.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Tue statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the S150,000.0 900 gold reserve In
the division Of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. 500, 694, GIT
Gold ........... .................. 121, 772, $50
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Money Rates Abroad.

counts, 11-1eQ3z and S3tQ3 11-16. Consols,
9O3sG90 7-16.
PARIS-Three per cent. rentes, 99f sc for
the account. Exchange on London. 25f lie
for checks.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, March A.-Cotton steady.
Sales $50 bales. Ordinary, 5-16c: good ordi-
nary S13-1ec; low middling, sAc; middling
9 l3-I6c: good middling. 10hc; middling fair.
10 15-1sc. Receipts, 1872 bales; stock. 205, sos
bales.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Spot closed quiet and
10 points higher; middling uplands. l0.15c: mid
ding gulf. l0.40c. Sales. 430 bales.
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The close was weak, with May pork down
zlzc, at s17-S0: lard of 12izc. at so. and ribs
5q!lzc lower, at $9.S0d9. sly
Estimated receipts for to-morrow-Wheat,
10 cars; corn, 20; oats. 1S5: hogs. o. 600 head.
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Sheep-Receipts. 100: shipments none. There
is very little Improvement to report in the mar
keting Of sheep and lambs. the supply thus Iar
this week being only a little larger than lhe
same time last week and around 100 sniarer
than the corresponding time a year ago. Inc
receipts to-day were about the same as week
ago and less than half large as year ago.
There were not enough on sale to intere s snlp
pers, but nearly enough to meet the requirements
Of local butchers, and with active demand
all sold promptly at strong prices compared with
those current at the close of last week on
account of the very small supplies and the ap-
sence of strictly choice grades the market re-
Gently has had opportunity TO develop lis
full strength, and there Is every reason 20 be-
Iseve that better class OF stock would sell at
higher prices than they have heretofore this
season. The condition of the trade here war
rants a more liberal marketing OF sheep and
lambs Transactions to-day included lambs at
81 75Gl7 and sheep at S2.5OQ4.50. Quotations:
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Metals.

ct LOUIS. March 24-Metals steady; lead
strong at $3.50; spelter firm at $5.2s@5.S5.
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principally for the hogs Of good weight and any
that answered that description sold promptly
at advance of about 1oc In prices over yes
terday. The demand for light hogs was not
really important but the supply was not large,
and statesmen succeeded In getting about &C adj
vance in prices. With both packers and snip
pers rather free buyers IL did not take long TO
exhaust the small supply. and the market closed
steady at the advance. The extreme range In
sales from S7-25 70 S7.S5, and very small
part OF the supply sold below y7.55. Quotations:
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common 10 medlum cows ana caves. oOWuSUOO
Hogs-Receipts light: shipments none. The
market continues advancing. to-day's figures be-
my toI -, ,n os sc VI enjr s th
week. The demand is strong for all grades.
Heavy hogs quoted up to $3.50, the highest
figure so far this year. Choice light hogs are
worth s755. The market closed quiet and steady
al tofo
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 4S1zc; Mexican
dollars, 3SAc.
LONDON.-Silver bars, 22ssd an ounce.
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dorseS-There Is large run OF horses Ior inc
sales here this week. the principal attraction
being special sale at the warman- Black Cham
berlain Company's stables. That firm has re-
ceived close to 500 head of horses for its regular
and special events. and the collection is repre-
sentative of former occasions OF this kind. 1t
was observed, however, that on accom-. OF the
requirements Of the season the corIsignments
run largely to work horses, but these include
many good as were ever offered on this mar
ket- There Is large crowd OF buyers here,
and the initial sale of the week was charac-
terized by rather lively bidding at fully steady
prices compared with those current the past two
weeks for the good kinds, while urdergrade
stock moved rather slowly and not entirely up
to expectations. One of the notable consign-
ments sold to-day was from W. o. Talbert. of
Wabash. Ind, and included nine head of draft
horses that weighed over 5000 lbs. or an aver
age of 1.S00 lbs. that brought total OF 81. $780,
or average of nearly $3.50 per head. They in
cluded gray team at $50 and a single gray
horse at 1926. There quite number OF
heavy draft horses sold at s175Q2oo. and quite a
number of teams at $500G350 Medium to good
heavy chunks sold from Sl25 TO $3.50, and lighter
workers from sS5 to Sis. There hardly
enough light harness horses sold in the auction
to-day to establish a market, but they will be
offered the latter part of the week. beginning
Thursday morning.
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NEW YORK. March a-Petroleum steady
Rosin firm; strained. common 70 good. Wa
Spirits Of turpentine firm at 6SixGeSc.
MONTPELIER, March 2l-Crude petroleum
steady: North Lima, s1.11; South Lima and IN
diana, sl.06.
CHARLESTON March 24.-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at &C. Rosin firm.
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wards 500 SIS
Pain rat steers lSoo IDS and upwards. 1900 500
Sooo 10 cnoIce lzD 70 l'Suv-io steers. 4.50fD 80
ram rat Luz 70 iSoo-io steers.--.-.. 400 4.65
GOOD 10 cno1ce w 10 llso-ip steers.... 1850 I60
lain rat 80 10 ll90-lp steers ALSO 4.35
Shoice Ieedns steers looo 70 LOO lbs 4.35lD 4.6O
eiooa feeding steers, SU 70 l,loO IDS 1000 425
Medium feeding steers, 500 to 800 lbs. g 50f1 a *
common 70 5000 stockers....-. 3.25Gp f. %
GOOD TO choice neifers.....s...........4 2511 rs
FAR 10 medium neifers....-.......... 3.65fl L. 10
Common lgnt 1850 3 so
Good TO choice cows-- $500 A. 5
Fair TO medium cows.................3 $3.50 3. so
Gamers and cutters 1.50GD 3. 25
Prime 70 fancy export oulls-......... $3.50 400
Good TO choice butcher bulls. $3.50 $50
Common 10 fair ouis..-............... 75f1 8. 10
Veal calves 5000 Z. 10
Good TO choice cows and calves. .00450 90
Common 10 medium cows and calves. % 0OQ30. 90
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Poultry and Other Produce.

Hay-Timothy. sl4g1s; mixed clover. so
to $l3
Straw-SQ6 per ton.
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iotdi sdies........... .fof ,VVV
UNITED STATES BONDS


IA. r. Thompson & Co.'s relesram.1
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Drugs.

Alcohol s2.s212; 20; asafcetida; 4oc alum, 10
form, 5s465c; copperes. brl, 75c cream tartar.
lure Soa$Sc: indigo, ssdsoc: licorice. Salsb..
genuine, S5f140c; znesia. cart.. 10uxxcs
morphine. p. 4 w. per OK. s. 25q2.5o OIL berga-
mot per 10. So opium. S.5oGs.75: ouinine. p. 4
w, per cz. 35ei40c: balsam copaiba. 55d6oc soap.
CASTLE, FIR. I3dl6c: soda. bicarb., 2111sc; salts.
Epson, lAQici sulphur flour. 2&05c; saltPeter, :
iodide potassium. s2.4sf72. so; bromide potassium,
Sl04oc; chlorate potash I5Q30c; borax. Solo,
muir. 81. o5674 q
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- anthracite, SO: Pittsburs $50: Kanawhe;
so.5O: jackson. s.; smokeless, lump. $50, Brasil
block, $525: Greene county. lump. $40. Ray
mond, $3.50; Camel 81: Connellsville coke. <le:
lump coke. lsc bu. -. 20 per . bu: crushed coke.
&c ou, s. per Is bu. Bags &c per ton extra.
ground floor or dumped In cellar: Soc per ton ex-
ira second floor carried IN cellar; from wagon,
Zoe extra by wheelbarrow. chute or basket
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Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poutry-Tom turkeys. 1oc: hen turkeys Izcs
chickens, hens. &C: cocks. 4c springs loc; ducks.
young. SC: geese. IS per doz
Wool-Merchantable. medium. Ice: bury ana
understandable, 3d5c less: grades. 1s<s
nne merino l3Gl5c: tub washed. 254zSc-
Cheese-Sew York full creams. 15c. Swiss. rscs
brick lie. limburger, I21xc.
ISutter-Choice roll, 12c per ID.
Eggs-l0c per doz.
zoe per 10.
Beeswax-sOc for yellow. sc for Clark
HIDES AND TALLOw.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1. TIC: No. z. S55cs
No. l calf, loo; No. calf. sikc.
Tallow-No. ]. 514c: No. ?. 4Ac.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 9-The appointment OF Arthur Fisk as
Postmaster San Francisco confirmed by the Senate today
WASHINGTON Dec. o-The sensational reports from the
lsthmus when brought the of Government officials
elected the that American will be Panama
appears they needed Panama
lAGUIRA Dec. "a force of Colombian troops have
landed at the Gulf of Daen their Panama Other
said to be advancing toward the Panama border deter
mined attempt overthrow the Panama. Republic anticipated
WASHINGTON Dec GIT learned today that Governor
Carriers that the salary of Haw Governor be advanced
from made October 10Th last AT the
time Mr. Carter urged that the salaries of Circuit Judges be
increased to $4,000 year.
TOXIC Dec oEgh Russian waships have arrived Che
mulpo the opening the of Yongampo
The Russians threaten to land and march Seoul
should Korea disregard the warning.
The opening of the of Yongampho furnishes of the
crucial the negotiations between Russia and
Japan tentative is said have been reached by
which Rssas dominant influence Manchura
and agrees place obstacles the the of
problem In Japan demands the recognition of her influence
Korea and the Yongampho foreign trade Russia
opposes this the ground of the ports proximity the of
the Yau and that will threaten compicate
her difficulties Manchuria The Korean Government
Gated its readiness to declare Yongampho port.
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sumed in large or small quantities or
whether consumed alone Qixe golden
syrup, OF mixed with water or other
substances, Qike chicory, etc.,
The commissioners find there are
serious defects in the present machin-
cry available to safeguard the public
and urge that more extended powers be
given to the authorities to condemn un-
wholesome food, the establishment of
official Standards" and the creation of
board of reference" to which could
be referred specific points and whose
decisions should be carried out by the
department concerned, the latter's ac-
ton being subject to the control of
Parliament.
DIED IN A SALOON.
NEW YORK, Dec. -3.-While his wife
and daughter prayed over him and read
texts from Christian science tracts,
George Thompson, a veteran actor, said
to have been the first to play the part
of Uncle Tom in the dramatization of
Harriet Beecher Stoves novel, died in
the rear room of a First-avenue saloon.
Thompson was seized by heart fail
ure while on his way home from a
Christian science meeting and, with his
wife and daughter, entered the saloon
to rest. Despite fervent prayers his
exhaustion became more marked and
as crowd of saloon habitues looked
on, awe-stricken, his head sank on the
table which had been swept clean of
glasses moment before, and he passed
away amid probably the strangest
scene ever witnessed in an East Side
resort.
Thompson had been i'll for several
days. He complained of a pain about
his heart but yielded to the entreaties
OF Others that he leave it to Christian
science. Finally he attended a meet
ing in West Twenty-third street where
special prayers were offered for his re-
covery. After the prayers were ended
he said he felt much better.
Il feel so well again." he told his
wife, that think it would do me good
to walk home
The trio started out and happily
faced the snow and cold They con-
tinued their walk until First avenue
and Sixteenth street was reached
Thompson then suddenly grew faint
and, pushing open the side door of
saloon, threw himself into a chair He
grew worse Immediately and the two
women Joined in prayer. The saloon
keeper Immediately sun:xloned an am
bulance but the doctor who came with
it found life extinct
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the separate states, the Chancellor re-
marked that, although a radical set
Element of the question was not now
feasible, the government would propose
a measure introducing the most essen
tial reforms.
IMPURE FOOD.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-The Royal Com
mission on Arsenicai Poisoning from
Food and Drink recommends the pro-
hibition of the sale of beer and other
liquid food or of any liquid entering
into the composition of food which con-
tains one-hundredth of grain or more
of arsenic per gallon, and the prohibit
ton of the sale of solid food containing
one-hundredth of a grain per pound,
mo matter whether habitually con-
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Drafts and cable transfers on emma
and Japan through the Hongkons ana
Shanghai Banking Corporation ane
Chartered Bank of India, Australia ana
China
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WIN. G. IRWIN & COMPANY, Ia
AGENTS FOR

Western Sugar Refining Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadsl-
phia, Pa.
Newell Universal Mil Co., Manufac-
turers Of National Cane Shredder, New
York, n. z.
ParafRne Paint Company, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Ohlandt & Co., San Francisco. Cal
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San
Francisco. Cal
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Savings Department.

Deposits received and interest allow
ed at AZ per cent per annum, in &C.
cordance with rules and regulations.
copies of which may be obtained ON
application.
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Within the limit: Jones-"I wish you
would figure on a new house for me-"
Something about five thou
sand dollars?" Jones-"No; something
about five hundred. I've only got five
Thousand Tn snand On IL n-I.,a~o