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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-02
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Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the
world, because of the immense expense
in making them known to the people
This is not The case with BoSCHEE' s
GERMAN SYRUP, although but few
years introduced into this country, its
sale now reaches in every town and vii
lsge in the L. S. Its wonderful sue.
cess in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia. Asthma, and ali
other diseases of the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year. for three years, over 100000
bottles to the afflicted. free Of charge, by
Druggists No such tesc of merit wa
ever given before to any other prepara-
ton. Could you ask more: Go TO
your Druggist and get bottle for 10
cents and try it. Sample bottle, 10
cents. Agents. Crane & Brigham,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco
THE CENTENNIAL SALOON still main-
tains its reputation for keeping the best
Lager Beer in the city
For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread,
60 to Piper's
NITROUS OXIDE Gas at Lockcs
Dental Office.
R- Smoke the Bon Ton. now on
hand at all cigar stands
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EAsTwIcK'S New Mar OF PUoE

EAsTwIcK'S NEW Mar OF PUGET
SoUND.--In our issue OF yesterday we
stated that the price of this map would
be two dollars an half. 1t should
have been two dollars. At the first
named figures we pronounced it very
cheap, but ut the actual price it is
cheap - dirt. and should be purchased
by every one. This map may be had
muslin backed ana on rollers. or folded
in cloth covers for the pocket. and will
be sent free by mail upon receipt of the
price We refer our readers to their
advertisement in another column. Send
your orders ut once.
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STEAMERs-The Otter and Messen-
ger arrived yesterday afternoon within
f-w minutes Of each other. with but
few passengers and little freight. The
Phantom arrived an hour or two after
the Messenger. with full list Of pas.
sengers.
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SuRdIcAL.-Yesterlay DIR. Starkey
very speedily removed . sebsceous tu-
NOR from the head Of Mr.. Benjamin
Murphy. 1t was almost as large as a
hens egg. aud had been . source OF
annoyance to Mr.. NJ. for many years
Those who witnessed the operation say
that 1t was very skillfully performed.
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Awards at the Race Track:

Best mare-lst premium, F McNatt.
Best fine mares or horses for fast
driving first premium. w II Bow.
Best two year old bull--1st premium,
Hewett & Monk.
Best COW and calf--lst premium,
Hewett & Monk.
Best one-year old bull Ist premium,
Hewett 81 Monk.
Best bull. two years old--lst pre-
MUM. G. Clymer.
Best cow and calf--lst premium. c.
Clymer
Best yearling heifer list premium,
c. Clymer
Best COW and calt--2nd premium. f.
A. Thorndike.
Best spring celt--F McNatt. lst pre-.
MUM, 81 SO.
Best One-year old Robbins &
Burton, 1st premium, Sc 90.
Best two-year old colt Robbins Il
Burton, lst premium, So.
Best four-year old COLT McNett,
lst premium. SO
Best saddle horse Langston, LIST
premium, 81 so.
Best saddle horse T Foster, end
premium diploma
Best single horse for carriase--W Fl
Bow. LIST premium. 81.
Best matched pair carriage horses-W
II Bow, 1>t premium. 81.
Best pair rabbitts--M Master Pettiiohn,
lst premium, 81.
Best boar. SOW and six pigs--John
Mcknight, Black river. lst premium.
SIS.
Best pair of pigs under one year old,
Poland and China--C Clymer, LIST pre-
MUM. So.
Best goat and kid--lst premium.
Master Foster. 50.
The Union Base Bali Club came off
victorious. and was awarded the chain
pion bat, which has been ordered. aud
as soon as complete, will be presented.
The Pacific Cornef Rand was award
Ell the premium Of $50.
The Seattle Amateur Rifle Associa.
ton exhibited great skill in their
shooting. and showed that they had
been practicing considerable. and were
awarded first premium.
The bills Of the Association will all
be paid to-day at Justice SCOTS office.
and premiums delivered. Any person
who desires can take diploma it stead
Of premium Any persons having
had articles on exhibition. which have
been overlooked by the committees,
will be good enough to apprise the
Directors of the fact
c. w. LAwToN,
President
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Observation-Disclosures Of the children of
+. s Russell. Of this city. is quite sick
with this disease. One # Joseph
Fosters children. m the Duwami,h. is
ALEC down with the SINE complaint.
Mr.. Foster returned from Olympia
Sunday evening, on account 0f'ha sick
meas OF bis child.
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e The heavy rains during the last
few days has been damaging to the
graders on our branch railroad. About
800 graders have had broken time, and
Superintendent Colmsn can't push
things a. he is wont To do.
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w- Charley. Chinaman, who
keeps q restaurant on Third street near
Wash nston street. was hound over for
t-ial IT the neat t.rm of the District
Court. by W. II. Andrews. clerk Of the
court and U. s. Commissioner, charged
with . lling bes = to II dams. He gave
bends soe eSOO aud was vt at libersy.
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STEAMER NELIIs arrived las. even
ing from Snohomi,h with Is passen-
gers. and will leave at9 o'clock this
morning for Muckilteo and Snohomish
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


MONDAY, Oct l>t
Per Diqotc5 : Two hundred barrels
Of Orcas Island lime; twenty five tons
Chuckanuck stone, Consigned 10 John
Keenan,
Per Nellie Two hundred cases of
canned Salmon. for re shipment. and
twenty Thousand shingles, for sale.
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AZ Mr.. Taylor, first mate Of the
ship Brown Bios. informs us that at
least 90 mare spars of smaller size, to
make better storage. will have to be
got OF, TO complete the cargo. Mr.. A.
Brown will soon have them ready as he
has been notified and crew OF men
went to work Monday getting them
out
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STREET COMMISSIONER Blackmsn
has done 4 good job in clearing the
crossings May he continne 50 to do
during the rainy season.
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~ Rev. DAVID Sires lett on the
Aida last night to attend the Univer-
salist's Association. to b. held at Zena,
Oregon. commencing on October 5sh
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CART LOWE. of the steamer Nellie,
reports 5000 salmon At the Muckilteo
cannery yesterday. caught that morn
ing
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Coal SHIPMENT.-The total ship
ment from the Seattle Coal and Trans
portation Company's wharf for the
month of September is s.s44 tons, as
follOws:
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THE Otter and Messmgvr will leave
this morning 1t ! o'clock. and the
Phantom for Pert Towns md and way
poets q o'clock.
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IL The steamship Constitution
sailed from Victoria yes,erd>v for San
Francisco
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Total, SS4.
The barkcntins Malay has OH boar,
about 400 tons of Talbot coal, and viii
take altogether about l 200 tons.
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stamp-W g Jameson. Seattle. Din,o.
ma
Best adjustable case spring-w G
Jameson, S:attie Diploma.
Est mottoNs IN ;yerfJrated cardboard
MASTER + A Scott, Seattle. 81.
Best sample jslIie.-Mr. Malson
Seattle. first premium 50
Best sample raspberry ielly-Mrs T
brown, seattle. first premium. Diplo.
ina
Best home made yeast bread-Mrs p
brown. Seattle. first premium; Il. Mis-.
Minnie Woods, Seattle. second premium.
Diploma.
Best cake tcocoanut) Miss Katie
Sparkling, seattle. first premium. 81.
Mrs Yesler had fine display of pre-
serve d fruits and jellies, and Mrs Nc.
Matt had fine sample of apple jelly
Ten varieties of apples, raised in The
county-A W Clymer. frs, premium
81 %. Also ten varieties of pears;
$3.50.
Specimen Of lest and largest apples
rai'ed in the county-Wm Burton. Di.
plona.
Best Seeding apple--A " Clymer.
Dip oma.
b. It b.ackberries-Mrs Robbins. 81.
Best grapcs--Mr Aud rson. Diplu-
ma.
Best ard largest squash--S T Davis,
FreeIort, premium, 81
Best bushcl prolific potatoes, II Bur
to-, Dlwannish. lst premium. 81
Best cabbage-J + Clark. Duwamish.
Diploma
Best display of onions--J F. Clark,
Duwami,h diploma
Messrs Waddell & Miles displayed u
fine lot Of tin and agate ware, stove
and kitchen furniture ard brass goods.
for which they were awarded a dipio-
ma. Mr. II. McAleer displayed fine
parlor stove aud a fine lot Of marbleized
iron ware, for which be was awarded o
diploma
MARBLE WokKs-.The Committee
consisting of three competent Judges,
after examining the marble works or
exhibition, in all its details, and find
ing them of about equal merit, invited
two more judges. who decided that Mr..
Carkeek's works in Italian marble de-
serves tho first premium, and Mr..
keenan, first in American marble.
MINERALS. - Master Brooks Ran.
dolph was awarded the first premium
for his neurological collection. being
displayed with taste and knowledge
Mrs Webster deserves honorable men,
ton for setting value upon interesting
specimens IF flowers, shells minerals
&c. from South America.
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- The bark Emerald sailed from
Port Gamble for Valparario yesterday.
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A. MACINTOSH,
Notary Public and COnveyancer,
Real Estate and Tax Agent.

Has complete Abstract Of Title % all Lands
In King Coup >. Will attend to the purchase and
sale Of Lands any where on Puget Sound. Special
attention paid TO Transfer Of Real Estate and
Payment OF Taxes. Patronage solicited and salts
faction guaranteed.
Once on Nil street. nsas'y opposite the Zoe
e1<ousal Hceel."
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NITROUS OXIDE Gas at Lockcs
Dental Office.
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~ Smoke the Bon Ton. now on
hand at all cigar stands
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MUSIC STORE.

l am prepared to sell for CASH. or
on easy installmepts..
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For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread,
ga to Piper's
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g. Having disposed OF my Sta
tionery Department, and converted
the same into
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THE CENTENNIAL SALOON still main-
tains its reputation for keeping the best
Lager Beer in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL, Feb 6Pcrk-Eastcrn steady at 80, Western
Rio dun at 4i6i Long Gear dun a 4I Short Clear
dali at as Hams,Lons Cut d;l At iG shoulders dull at
ri Prime $Icss dull at 80. Lard-Prune Western dun
siiiiJs drill a; 81 hosin~tonimon duh 80; Fine da
q IoG tS Er TSG fTr e az Wheat
No sprne sea,y at 40; No |: stcady at 10 o WINTER
.. CorNScd soft steady at 20 for Old and 246 for
LrarooI Feb. IG-l2mhe rece'ptsof Cotton to-day were
500 bal>, ncuns Gl0o American Futures sellers Offer
claise Mh and Xpf delivery ID; also sales q The
SANE at ia. UpisnIs Mridng clause April and
May delivery. o2'agi; Cplan. Low Mhilng CLAUSE, May
IyErooI, Feb. lG-2:3U r. m--Coitoh Is hat ana TregI
1Its 100 Gas ncilnGg Foo for speculation and export
sani ow MGdlius clause February ana March deiiyery'
liver Gai; .is6 sales Of the same at Gsd; Upand' Low
sails Il tie week, 81 900 bales exporters look 5000 bales
G2S IGo o 1 t St bS h Sss
can 1000 1ales actual exg9t 80 paes aaloant Of COT;
rom ~ s!up sis IaS 70 spneia LOCO bales; Americas
IIyK.r.joL, res lG-1 ?. EI-Uplands c9tten Low Mid
&s saf anrs n ns As dsyS SGy CHI T TDa Low
M9S clause Jqae and Jriy ds.iyeIy Cd ,,,er corr
. j = quarter 4d Missed Western. Flour, % Gd24g
S s4 aT wta Ss 40 or t% s aicss S
co. Re- wy ;P Short ce0 Ms e"r a fog LGg aw
LWEapoo- FEB. l6-.%o P ny plaids Cotton, Low Mid
aW S S. N caase al" Ap P ard Nay delivery, Up
land. Low Middlng clause shipped March and April SAIL
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1880 p. mrhe sales OF cotton to-day
inciTdtd 1. 500 bales American.
IyRafooI zen lip m-Uplanis Cotton. Low Midlliug
caHse March and Apr delivery, esd Uplsnds Low Md
ding clause. April anu May delivery, 63id.
s rP9. RF@s m1t for a y Epan ana
Low Milling clause May and Jaae delivery, eialgd;
LIVERPOOL, Feb. G-5:30 nThe receipts OF Wheat fot
the past days $1,000 luarters Of which $4,000
quarters Wrre American. -,
LoXDoS Feb. l6-l2:30 p MI. s. Bonds 1o.i0s l0Si4
New.York Central, %.
LONDON Feb 1850 n.-Consos, S5is for both money
9 Paris atyces quote nvc per cent Oaf s0c
the
IospuS Feb g-5 D. m-Pars adyices quote FIVE per cent
Renes at 1857 81 the account Refined Petroleum.
3a,d. per gallon. iaOw ~ per cwt SPIRITS Trpentinc
30f -
PARIS Feb 1G-Exchauge London. 25f 1jc. for short
eight.
FRASKFuRT, Feb. T6.-U. s. Bonds new hves, 1881.
ANTWERP Feb l0.-pcrOlcum. 33f Fine Pale American
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ment to those who were expecting the promised
speculative rally In almost every case the opening
price proved TO be the highest of the day. and after
frequent fluctuations of e OF Il per cent the final
closing was at about the lowest. The coal stocks
continued the leading feature, but the exitof Cen
trail of New-Jersey with a report more than confirm
ing all that The TRIBUNE had ever published about
it, did not relieve the other coal shares of the load
stone as in certain quarters had been anticipated.
Central of New-Jersey opened at II, quickly
declined to 11@11A, and then, after some
hesitation to 10, closing with rally at 1923. In
Del. Lack. and West. at first there was some DULL
doing attempted at 67l2@67, but later lrrepressi
bic facts made the load too heavy to hold so that
after selling at 65l2@66l the closing price was
65bs. Morris and Essex, which is guaranteed per
cent bv the Del. Lack and West. under authority
obtained from the Legislature of NcwJersey ana
therefore q good security il the d.. l.. and VS.
stock is worth anything declined fromS3 to ~ raj
lying to 81. Del. and Hudson fluctuated more vI"-
lcntly than it's confreres, opening at52 and selhe
at 5i95205014 d51l2G5O. at when latIeI pL'e 81
IL closed Lake Shore stubb0rnly nlaintHncu az
5ls,G59 after having opened at 52ss, and Michi,
Gan Central only declined from 45i2 TO 40 Centrai
and Hudson also kept well in hand. atnoaHm ~
decliued to 9Sl2, after opening ut 95ii put cios'i
at 0s5s Rock Island was particularly heavy de,
Ginning from 9912 to 9S99Sls notwithstanding "a
bid S9 80 Ss1s for sns Ms
after rally from 40 to 49l2, declined
remained steady al 32@3214 with reported transac-
tions of 500 shares. st; Paul sold at 1si2 and the
preferred at 4s4047ls. Pittsburgh sold at oS@
SSH, Union Pacific at Is, Ere at S'od S,s, ana
Ohio and Mississppi at 6ls0 5i2G54. Western
Uuon was active and fuctnating between 1Ol
and 63l2. Closing at 697s. With u clear SKY ana
the absence OF tie danger signal, Pacific Mail AGAIN
ventured out of port at 25ls, and after cruise TO
2J7s, anchored 1T 255s- Express stocks We're diii
and without feature. The market closed fever,sh
and weak after only moderate transactions. The
following table shows the
RANGE q. THE NARKET At rHB STOCK EXCHANGE:
Snlss.- tlOsine Bils shaies
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pi;rGs AND CHEMICALS dull and uEchangrd.
pine at 4, ouiaiHc az ~ Samo1qI a@ 3; Cnses
alsam TuIu ~ 50 - sapeeI l2'ac refined Nj
BE- gold; Cream Tartar. 81 a33 g. godi Quick
soda: 81 25Gsi 80 i6r Caastic 81 s0@si % ASH
c1,rrcncy; c'horate Pot:lsG 2ia2I &C. rGd; Essential
ons, ~ -5ast 80. gold Tor nergamo: 81 1893 20 god
ersIe and s. for CAP PGager"n IN i M ana - oG 90
Gam nc, ja &C. gold Virginia Snmac SEQ $Gj and Sicily
f!l7o$l2Q = ton. Ersot. 9ocdsl: Chainomie Flowers
ri been gies an, UNCHANGED for an kinda Mack
aud No 3 Col So tor eorge and - 2jas' 81 Tor
scaie s5etj 20 for Portland, ami IS 7has6 for Halifax
FIOU ard the market rather steady with, in In
stances isht iyifGe realized Oh Mnnrsoia Extras 9b
eSporeIs ec iaenoG to hold on city Minis Extras were
S5 S q al IL trsass aas%s asS = q 900
so bbls SL1rne - sSo DIS Minnesota tS
I6s n Medium aa E2lga d 2sS5a So 7o5 ibis
E GEs S for Europe So 75%s7 90 west 1ndas
ana aiso At ana No. '"f s&'fs
co"m? %o1 Ezra 5 - 5a.s e c'S Coca Ghas
do; % 25as9 IS, choice 70 Fansy do . 1855
e9m%g 70 fG ood to coeS d. ' v MS Extra a for
Inferior 70 conn'on Extra Round Hoop oho; 90 10
DO a ds7 49, Common Good Minnesota EXIra - S00
- -. Good to Choice DO; s6aS6 80, Common TO Good
closing quiet and steady 50 rTnERN FLOUR fairly
P FT t f Gagfa FAIR a d d. D o y COM
Ciolca Family Extra, 81 s0aSs % Good 10 Chuoe
New Process Extra. @s 25d ~ 80 RYE FioC az last
extreme --..-BUCKWHEAf FLOUR in light request at
g 2laS3 Is y 10. b, mainly - 1885 90 ..--CORN
NJ Gn sass d2Q bbis' YsiS% western jersey AMI @
"Heuberors Kiln Dried ~ 90 Corn Meal IN sacks about
steady sales, 500 sacks Coarse CITY 81 05 I, 100 10.
changed We quote: ltaisIns New Layer box, 81 10
!sf6o1oa 5St LOOSE nuseae NST 50 esas2q 10
Valencia, Q To- New. ssc suana, New 10 LadlOIc; Dates
= b. De- Cgrr9ns New Gge. citFon Leghorn, i5aO Sc.
rune r Turkish Oh p 52.s Turkish New 7e
shrled 23a3lc; PTncess 39d4Oc Jordan shelleG -
45c IarIagoIa lb'a@l7c; lvica Ice: Walnuts Naples
berta 9qIlc. Figs smyrna l0S2c; Nuts. Brazil Sc ;
Macaroni Italian, 12G ic Tapoca 5i2c. sardines half
boxes l9d21c qaarerbo1es f!aol4e.; Canton Ginger
42 J0a@3 box CocOanuts sij asG0 u VI. By
ton. i350O boxes sicily and Italian Fruit sold at So 400
GRAIN-wHEAT market verv dali. prices nominallv un.
s s 5 S With II a m 10 A Gs
nominal at 81 49, with selers al quotation ppers holding
off miers only buying small parcels to eompefa hour
10 arrive flom Glasgow at 81 as Total visible supply
Wheat ports shoa decrease OF 49l $40 bush
spring 81 20 81 As Lite evening 600 bns No
spring 81 2SGsi 80 avors moderate port
"a asgc sales 500 hush state and Jersey. Stc. track
0OOO Jersey and Pennsylvania buyer last Of March
RI II O8dsI TO- saes 1900 bush Two rowed State at 70c
800 bush Prime Unrraded Canada prtyat terms 900
bush. siK owed state at 72c ms sARLEf MIL nemlnay
Peas nTm 81 Southern Black Peas, ~ 50 y two
bush bag Now CORN ABBOTT ic. bush. higher; fair
export Old Mixed quiet and nominal
IT 6sa60c anoat tbs Total visible supply Of
Corn ports exhibit deercase Of 132l5s bush ~
compared with this day weeks sale 1Sooo bubh ungradcd
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HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. Feb. l6.-SpaDsh Gold, III 1Gl22.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO Feb. lG.-Markets quiet: Flour strong Wheat
CHANGED Exam 'r Pork Weak aud ieneney lover seeds shade
easier go 99s az SRea rS gjs Sc Ms
Il so3sI IS Amber Winter 81 q 900 bush
terms 20 cars New do 2; 81 10
diam GG cio,sr AZ 20 so ~ s. Large l." sea$io U.s. OF er
articles, salcs guGl%ee. Rlroad irsigs unchanged
2GGo bush; oats LOS bush' Rye 500 BUSH Barley
JOO bush ShipWens-Florr, ,l2O bhls Wheat, $500
bus!l $3.50 bush OATS Leo BUSH; Rye, 5000
OG tiGo Feb ID Ioir auiet Int steady Wheat unset
te but generally lower no Chicago spring u u cash
= & March l S5 a A 1a 49, May and i SWer ssr
cash 35a, Apn. Rye steady and unchange Barley dull
s%e p cash 81 GsaS - Ma en- so zoe i5,
s s2 % and Ap ss SHE 80 is cash 49, or Gafc $40 90
April ulk Meats alry active and shade higher shoaier
moderately 9stve and higher 1S,t 70 o9G$5 % MeaVy
ii %. Recepts--four $500 bbs; Wheat. 1000 bush.
Corn 10000 BUSH oais, 10000 bush; Rye, 200 bush
Ii 900 bush corn 900 Dusn.; oas 600 busl RYE 4S5
o1S 9' fSsr OsI s 81 III s ' S
81 80, May. Corn firm 424t2 &c March Oats a,gansed
April lard Lard hrncr; SO 47fsslG 50, March,
lc. 0as rn in far demand a :S S42e Rye quiet at Is
sS go a }et sffaq S Bn fs' Meats SSS c
slG Geo. sf and s Sc for Shoulders Clear Rib
Sides Bacon quiet but @ az ss W AND a Net i az so
Batter naeye Paeng Grades ~ 2G Se Se Hogs dal
81 To- Butchers - i5as5 So receipts, l,oio shipments
sos
Wheat strong Extra White Michigan IL ora Milling 81 co.
bd: 81 MillBg. 81 81; No. = While
Michigan u 46 No. Amber Michigan. 81 49, Corn s,egy
No Mixed 4sG4Sl2e Oats quiet; White, 44c. Ma. Mixsd
doe asked Ilc bid ReceipsFl0ur $50 bbs Wheat 2SS
bnsh; Corn 5776 bush; Oats 4t70 bush SEpmentsFour
66l bbls; Wheat. l2O34 BUSH; Corn Sool busl; oals
l,272 bush.
MILWAUKEE, Feb l6.-Fiour quiet, unchanged Wheath M
closed dull No Milwaukee, 81 s5 No 2do, 81 80 March,
ST 35A April IL 3o's No ADO, u 2st Corn DUH droop
l. Use Barley steady No spr,aE. zoe; March lie Pro
Prime stsam l0c Dressed Hogs stsy AZ 80 5O Reespts
1910 bbls Flour, 5000 bush. Wheat shpments-2too
bbls Flour, 1000 bush Wheat
PHILADELPHIA, Feh l8.-Pstroleum nominal Ahc. for
Crude l2c Naphtha 2ixe for efnet Clover Seed
10 s6l6lc for Fair and Prime: Timothy weak al
81 90 Faxsoed Quies "a q co. Hous .a IN buyers fayer
Gales la0O bba Including - 70&S5 Minnesota
Family "a II a6s7 81 az psnnsyNanA do. $7d* 2s ohio
Rye Flour, - STA Corr Meal, 81 ~. Prime Wheat IN
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both foreign wheat and dry qualities Of British wheat.
Some markets quote an improved value and better
eonsumptivo demand The floating trade Is also I'M
proving This market has experienced renewed stssy
Inquiry especially California. OF Which there e%oa
there has been fair though not large pusness III
wheat white realizing an advance on sgod, ~ "a
hain already higher I'm proportion, improved Only ~
pcr GENITAL Flour held for extreme pr1ees
much doing Corn was more readily saable aud snaac
higher than on Tuesday. -, IA A. ,,u.-,oo,
LIVERPOOL Feb. 16.-The circular OF the LIVERPOOL
Cofton f,rokers Association, reviewing the past week
trade saws: Cotton in increased request ID me
early part the week, with an extensive business th
last few days tho demand has decreased and the eI-
dency of the market has been In favor OF Duyers
American was In active request early IN tne week anu
advanced Id but there has since been less inquiry anu
with the large supply Offering the extreme advance w
nrces we're quito steady. In futures the week opener
With very large business and by midday on MONDAY a
since been smaller and isd. Of the advance has peeR
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