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LIVE STOCK.
I-DAY s ounrATl

TODAY QUOTATIONS.
BEEF CArTlR-Butchers stock, So.
BARREN covs-tat 2a6.3tt Conts.
sHIrPISs-8k@es cents.
srccs-Per head, S9GsiS
MllCH CoWB-Nith calves, s25G3i1
hossICorn-fed. &c gross; unber fat s!s@41S
., sSaaEEsIeZSiuttoa sksg4 cents; stock. per head
HoRs,s--gxtrs ane. per span, tsOO@s5os fancy
harness, sl50As20o livery harness. sT5asiS5
Fam, $500 SIN ponies, SiHGeGl
MulEsI,E KIT, Nesyy fl25BS2ot medium s50E
The last Chicago Timos ssy.' In view OF ;,a
large runs we have been e ttlng Almost daily
Tor the past nix weeks IL is quite surpri.irs M t
me marie: for the cheaper qualities Of cattle
should hold up as well as it has. and although
most of the circulars, letters and market re1,1f
that have gone out nom here Tor sone iip,c pes
nave quoted native CJwS AMI mixed butchr, >
stun rs dull, weak and dcciu!uS right along n
comparison Of present prices for this class oil
STOCK wan The figures current week Orten DAYS
ago, SHOWS but little II any, decline Coinnnn
To the best natives sold yesterday a, an extrgm q
range of s'W6 per Cwt with the bulk of The
trading at 81 a5a,5 80. Texas and western ran ap
cattle we're in larger supply than on the prt.
SiouS day, ana Soid at 3slWL9J with one good
it drove OF western natives numbering 92S
head and averaging l,2l7 pounds, reported at
th62's. common to good ma i've cows, heifers
ana mixed stock, went mainly at 2.7563 1h and
PRIME TAT TO choice COWS aud light steers brOug hit
t5,S)@4 There was fair inquiry for stockers
aud feeders at unchanged prices.
An exchange says: 1T is probable that the
denzens of eastern cities will get their beef this
WINTER al lower rate, in proportion 10 the prices
OF cattle on foot than ever before. Beef cattle
are likely TO be high for part of the winter. but
metropolitan consumers will be much less con
scious OF any enhancement In values than thew
were last winter This change will be caused
by the trade IN refrigerator beef The city resi-.
dent who wishes TO use cheap beef this winter
can do So If he Is willing to eschcw the home
slaughtered article. At similar prices the old
style OF meats would undoubtedly have the
preference, but whether, with the difference of
several cents on tho pound, they can stand in
competition with increased and Improved
dressed imports from the west, remain to be
seen"
1881 ~. -
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..

lo-bAl QUorhTlOHb,
IHloK-At the kilns TO $40 kiln run.
GroHE-At the Dallas quarries, 10 per cnbIo
icos II for foundation; Ii for wall and % for
dressed front,
LoNBRnaYellow Pima, iongh, 50 IS per 100
eee over "A ftCt In length: " DO. Matched and
dressed flooring and llnishng ~ rs; q ceiling
siding O.; white pine Ceiung, "a rs ilrst
common; whito pine siding, first common o. so
ASH and walnut flooring eco per thousand;
poplar. dressed both sides, sS5; rough walnut
;igb 20 l5O; Common doors 81 80 to So; sash, 81 rs
to % as 10 size.
PosTs--cedar, si2 50; Boise q arc slb.
La Hs--SS SOFA pey thu usund,
i. AsTER PARIs-fer oagrcl, $!Gl4 80 =
HAIR--Per pound, yylo,
,hnINdLEs-YelloT. pine, 90 80 to 4 IS; white
ENG, y 90 y % o. Cypress, No. l, sS No 2,
= CEItEST !. Roaendale, 50 75 Louisville, ss 20
Portland, Sc 80
DRAIN PIrE-s inch, 100 per foot 1 inch, go
Inch, S7Hc; 7 inch, 4Oc; s iuch 50c
CEMENT FiuEs--6 inch, 37hc; inch lec; 6iuch
ceiling JOINT. 81; G Inch cap, 5Oo inch eillng
loint, u rs. Z inch cap do, 60c,
MIXED PAIHTs-Ready FOR use and ell cOlors
a 1901 IS per gal. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas Dealers
WHITE LRAD-srlctly pure. 81 80.
=, L,dasigT-ooopered, Austin, s. per barral hulk
81 bG benson car lots, g0C per barral, 81 2S
Dsllss. In lots. 20c: per bushol 25c
TURPRNrlSE-61c.
LlSsEED OIL-62d65.
The Northwestern LumSerman says: In
every direction extensive logging Preparations
are being made The indications are at present
that more logs will be put In the coming season
Than In any one season before. Operations on
the main Michigan streams will be unusually
heavy, and on several of those streams will be
LETT over an unusually large number of old logs
The MusSegon will hold in its Icy embrace some.
thing like 300. COZ 200 feet nearly half as many
as the mills NJ that point cut last season, and
many will be wintered in the ManiStee. InWis.
consul and Minnesota the amount carried over
VIII not be large. Late rises in the streams
nave carried out many that were supposed To
have been hung up, and most of these that,Gnd
their way down stream at this late day will be
sawed
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TRADE ITEMS,

barrels OF apples this season to foreign ports
man ut McDullic Georgia, has discovered
that dogwood bark makes an excellent substitute
for coffee.
The olive oil' sold in Salt Lake City is made
of peanuts aud Is extensively used In the Nor
mon church for anointing the brethren.
Pecnns are selling at brenbam nom 81 so 10 s.
per bushel.
when you pay dollar for sugar you only get
90 cents worth-Ehe rest goes for tariff. Please
explain how this protects you against the pau
per labor of Europc%'
Some French chemists have succeeded in
s0ndliying pctrOlt UNI, In which state il burns
Ike mllow, This solidloaton Is effected by
adding 10 distilled petroleum % per cent of the
purified Juice of plants belonging 10 the family
of the EuphorbiaeeW.
Cincinnati, Coylngton and Newport produced
S212Sl barrels of nlc and beer during the year
ended September |, M Increase OF 10000 barrels
over the product of 1881. Tho output at Gin
cnnati alone was 769G2l barrels.
The biggest distilety In the world, ut Des
Moines, consumed GS,OlO bushels Of grain In DC.
tnber aud paid the tax on 263 36l gallons of dis
TILED spirits amounting to t23702i 20.
lIoreshocs mad0 OF three thicknesses of green
rawhde compressed In steel mould are used
TO some extent in England They weigh about
quaIltr as much US an Iron shoe, and are said
to wear longer.
Two million bushels of apples were picked In
Benton county, Missouri. this fall Drying
kilns arc being started on hundreds o farms,
cnw,,r T .5 dU.M MN ~ o,"tou VI hSilion a
hushcIs N a., ust1S "hp,v' ~ Wy ,n.e vi INV
rope.
81 duv ni 90 nar o "V,'n guy GUY a,'u 'heIe "
from Rnenos Ayrc. has b,a, ",,, nun
Of he birSs "a III, n;y, us' u,1uhn' ."vt,y wv
Tnrm In tho sonih 'o'"''' ""u "i'' eS'"pl'sh
Ma Nav Vnru slIl oycbor,,, ,,,,,,o,o. =. ,.
,aiiish N St nr,I, vn',,' 's phopusuS 10 cs'
ncop Now Yn,t cI," vo'on ,, a., NV Jersey
bc mado of thr nt1oc nf in i,,,, wsI " "
,nm"tc oe,r' ,,".pe} W ,.'Fl.,s"nt anu Syb
cInit~ '"V''' W ''''' III" SIN Ill mat Vi
N.Y. NJ, t.,. ..,, ,,,
,has nu ne,i pa,om' Mouau, " consldefeh by
AZ, oEo onn 70 10TH M 9tlon be choap ut
" , ~ lncvousouaaIcu leiepnohc interests
.io, aoo od S' aac me esumaleu NJ from
s'g W. S,'', w. tinTVv W 49, T.. -.
rI,i" ,snr wunVYv eiop IN turning out
rn.i, NJ. ~ tmo NORTHWESTERN ana western
b"s nn WV sun, Wnvrv ny sveu genslally sowu
c,o, ~ ni, 5, wanna nnu havana the
u up " Iuilo ,n9VotapiV pSlng equal III fnct To
N
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sAppI.ERyANp LEATHER.
To.pAy'e QUOTATIONS,

To.pAy's QUOTATIONS.
SOLE LrAruRR oAU--No. /, 5000 No. q 81 a
~
HrxLocN-pos, bufalo Slaughter, So good %,
best Matamoraa 90 Nc 2 q; good damage, u,
OAK HARNESS LRArnKa--No 1. s6aSsc; No. ?
hrstccK-rrme, ~ 10 good, So do No 8 SOC
quality.
paiLADylrniA oALrsxiS-Eo. /, 81 10 TO %;
do No 2 q ~ 10 1 10.
PaiLApklrnlA Kirs-Nc 1. $50 to 81 70 10.
cordins 10 weight,
sNEfr Topping xxx per dos, $40 90
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HAY. SEEDS AND rEEpsruFYs
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
FrsD-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, s. So crush.
Ell corn and cob, per 100 lbs, 81 So crushed corn
aud barley per 100 lbs, 50 Is; corn BRAN per 100
HAy-parh, siae bright So From stores
prairie baled, dark, si@5; bright $40; bright
FREQ on board car, s. TO To- dark, IS to 6,
COTTON SEED-Firm at lShc, per bushel
GERMAN MiLLET-We quote ut 81 75; little
millet VI 10 20 81 90 Scarce In the market
Garden, DC. per paper. retail wholesale, X 10
o. per papN.
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LIQUORS.


To-pAf QUOTATIONS..
ALooHoL--s2 80 per gal as per high wines.
WHlsHy-Reetthed, u 1901 50, as per proof
sour mash one year old, 81 CO. two years old
81 Oo@s2 25 three years old, 81 5OGa2 75 fancy
extra oldwhisky. si(05. as per age.
WiNEs-Claret, In case, s3G6 por quality; Ca.
Awba, per gal 90c@l so; Port 81 zoos; Sherry,
per eat 81 a@S; Madeirs, per gal, 81 60ls5; while
CHAMpAaNE-yulesM Mum & Co, e2s@29 Held.
eok, in basket s26G2S Krug. In basket, S26S2s
Domestic champagne, s7@ll
ALE-stocs Ale, por dos, 50 coca 25; Porter
per dos, q 00a2 rs,
BOTTLE BgsR--St Louis quarts, sI2; pints sla 10
Budweiser own slre, al2 so; pints eii 90; Er.
anger beer, quarts, SIS; pints, slS,5l.
Hub Punch SlS o.
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nuaarns. SPRING WAGONS, Erc.

THIS Is the great central depot for all kinds Of
wagons, bugsies carriages etc. from which
country dealers yet thcir supplies Tho follow.
Ing sre ruling prices horc;
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
BuAvrs-Sirn poles ep0pib per dos.
BueerHs--0rnde y aud spring top tpoQ1io0 do
orcn e70ens0; DO eide springs, top, ei00coisS do
s!ds ear. !iop9lsS DO hsssons lSais9 a slsas
eSs - i Sss:a ss sssl Ssss SSs. .''As
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Regarding the latest changes in the drug trade
New York paper has the iollowinp "Quinine
has stiened up n little since the late c0nsidera-
bic movement and II is alleged that there arc
ready buyers for German in bulk at ,55 Spot
parcels are now held ut slG0, but future ship
menls were offered at jj at the close on Mon
day. A sample of qulnine manufactured a. the
new factory in Amsterdam, Holland, has been
received by II prominent firm and is pronounced
hulkier and lighter than any heretofore made
opium continues weak 10 SELL and 81 25 duty
paid il apparently full price for new. Co
Jumbo root has been advanced to zoe, and Ro-
man camomile flowers to 25aS0c in consequence,
1t is said, of an active demand from beer brew
ers, who are anXiOusly seeking some partial
substitute for hopsn
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WAGON WOOD WORK,

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon woodwork, and the sales In this line are
steady and continuous. Prices are az follows.
ro-DAy's QUOTATIONS.
sPoWns-From to AZ inch, per set Xxx m
ect 81; Xxx, 81 ~
sAwxo FHItoEs-tx to ~. q 7S per set
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SCRAP IRON.

scRAr IRON Is In demand here. The following
arethe prices paid for all kinds of scrap metals.
To-DAys QUOTATIONS..
CAST 81 per hundred; stove, IS cents; wrouch
20 TO 2So per hundred; brass, IS 10 $40 per hun
nd apor nundrod
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COOPERATE.

THERE IL steady demand hero for cooperave
and cooperagc stock Of all kinds, and orders
nom the country arc frequent but not generally
very heavy. -
rv-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
HolAssee barrelA u 30 alfbarrclA q o. texA
e sSSsss essszsslA VI hafbausiA u hocS polOi
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COAL AND wooD.

TODAY 9 QUOTATIONS..
CoAt-lndiAn nation, " pcr ton.
Cexr-->ee poi. barrel.
~, SS :,Ss! an, soS :.a e 4;
d8xasoAi-0e s16 n 6ossul
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QUEENSwARE.

assorted crates, $40 TO SIS
TLnblers. SSc, To el.O0
stoneware, pcr l,00s gsllohp, ti000
Lampe-B, H.. u.75 o. H.. s2.bl; S.T q
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FIsH.AND GAME.

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
tnn-Rea. Ah.ephcad and front, lCkc Nos
orleans rcd snapper. lbc Spanish mackorol. ~
whoelsalA xytAi cents higher v
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CALL HOARD.

The transactions on tho Call board to-day
were rather liberal, and prices ruled as follows;
cash wheat, ~ bid; November, ~; December, ~
epo0;. January. v0@QA Corn In thuck, cash,
90 November. 80; December, $1,000; January, a
tdtS No. 2 average Texas corn In bulk. cash.
10000; November, b5GpAS December, 5i6GS
January, 5O@Ss Oats In sacks, cash, lSaSl.
4S@b3. Choice seed oats In sacks, cash, b2S6GO;
November 5000; December, 5O@5S Rye,
sacked, cash, 70; northern 10. Barley, sacked,
cash. 60 Bran, sacked, cash, %; November, Ql
Sol CO. Potatoes 81 offered. Apples choice,
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TnE receipts Of grain IN Chicago to-day wero
l0i,Si5 bushels of wheat i0S, $40 bushels OF corn,
aud 1886 bushels OF oats One year ago to-day
tho receipts In that city were 326i7 bushels OF
whoat, and 100, 1g3 bushels of corn Tho ship.
ments on the same day were 6.,S5 bushels OF
wheat and Isl, s55 bushels OF corn,
The following wero the ruling prices of grain
In Chicago one year ago to-day Whca, Noyem-
Der lsshi December lSoa, Corn, 5oli; Jan.
uary, COS,
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The following were the ruling quotations OF
grain OH the Exchange to-day. Wheat SO@SdQ
wheat, 1000; oats, spring, 35GDib; Mixed for
feed, i56p50 choice red rust-prooi 5000. Corn In
shuck, 40@l52 shelled, $1,000, Barley In sacks
20, Rye In sacks, Texas, S50cl.0 90; northern $500
small advance for grain in store Is asked by
dealers,
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ON 'CHANoF.
There was a ye,y good attendance on the TX
change to-day, and transactions were no
cral Several ears of corn changed
hands, and there were some op'
erations In oats There still continues to be
small arrivals OF grain, and the domandsare In
excess OF the supplies Prices are very arm
for all grains
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THRRE was better feeling In the g,a'n mar
ket IN Chicago to-day, and prices advanced y lit.
tie. November wheat opened ut 9la and closed
at OK, hve'elghts OF u cent above yesterday.
figures. For tho year Il sold on first call nj 0,
and on last cali brought 9Sis, one cent advance
since last evening. Corn for November brought
In the morning &C. and In the evening Co.'S, Ave
eighths OF u cent advance over tho day before
Year corn was sold early In tho day al 5s., and
when the market closed the price was 5Dt,, q
half cent over the last sales last evening,
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COMMITTEE ON LICENSES AND REVENUE
TO examine and pass upon applications
for licenses, so that this important
power may b. judiciously and proper y
exercised by the Council. and also to
consider and recommend to the G brncil
the necessary ways and means for the
assessment, levy land collection Of the
City revenue.
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COMMITTEES ON STREETS AND STREET III.
PnOvEMENIS

To have charge of the streets and
all improvements duly authorized
to be made thereon; to d,rect the ope-
ra.lous of the Street Commissioner and
contractors: to Cause all distractions
therein to be removed and generally
make such recommendations as they
may deem expedient for tho nainte-
nance and improvement of streets, al
leys and sidewalks.
6. The
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-. A. & Il. B. BAGLEY.
HOHGpATnIsrs. sEArrLk. ". T.
6ncinln n, 4, BagIey. late Professor OF
1eAiysn. C Snd Practice Of Surgery In the
~ ~ central Medical College, will
-. lucrative Surgery and Surgical
USis : speciality. and win attend to
= ny part Of the Sound. nvS
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' O. X. JENsKx
JACOBS & JENNER.

A iIoRNEYS AND COUNSELORS
c., - law. Office in building recent
Ssrswsa " Iarrabee + Hanford, jaime
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Gentlemen's canton flannel under
wear, 80 sents suit snd upwards at
Clayton Bros.
Ruthara at (,laxfnr RrOa
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coMs.rTlaE on GAsL.cHrs

To provide for the lighting OF the
streets and to furnish all public places
and Offices with proper lights and to
consider and recommend the regulation
of proper gas limits and the taxes neg
essary TO be levied fer that purpose.
8. Tie
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COMMITTEE ON FIRE AND wArEE SUPPLY
10 consider and direct all matters per-
tanning to the City Fire Department. and
the acts of the Fire Warden and to
recommend measures for the prevention
and extinguishn,nt of fires, a. we'll rs
to secure for the City and its inhabit-
ants proper supply of water for IRE,
sewerage ahd domestic purposes.
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Having now fitted up my restaurant In
elegant style. and improved my kitchen
arrangements so 8s TO enable mo to furR-
ish my guests with more variety and In q
style OF cookery par excellence. am pre-
pared to accommodate the public, either
DAY OF night, WITH Whatever s,an ,Gey may y as.
and cooked IN all the improved modern
styles. Thankful to the citizens Of Puget
Sound forthe liberal patronage bestowed
on the late firm Of Richards & HolthUwer,
AJAX from thepublic q continuance Of thu
same. and assure them that strict atten-
ton to business, honest and upright DEAL
ing, constant care to please their tastes and
make them happy. will be tho duty Of
ni6tf WM. RuCK ARIAa. prap'P.
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]. r. LEWIS

a sWSNEY AT Law. OFFICE
-. CSuer's building. room I and S.
~. esussel Opposite Occidental Hotel.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TERRITORY OF wASUIN. IN,
Court OF said King count.
In the matter of the estate of David r..
Nc MILAN. deceased.
No. 2l5-Order TO show cause why order
Of sale Of real estate should not be made.
j. c. Lipsky. Administrator of the es-
tate OF David X. Nc MILAN, deceased.
having on this 3lss day of July, 1882,
aled his petition herein, duly verified by
his affidavit. praying for an order OF sale
Vt the real estate OF said decedent, for the
purposes therein SET forth: ard il appear
ing TO the Court by said pt titioA that there
is no personal estate whatever IN the
hands OF said Administrator. and that it ia
necessary to sell the roal estate of said de-
ceased 10 pay the debts outstanding
against the deceased and the expenses of
administration: and IL appearing further
to theCourt that said petition conforms in
all respects TO the requirements Of law; tits
ordered by the Court that all persons In
tercsted in the estate OF said deceased ap-
pear before our said Probate Court ca
Monday, September 4th. lSSs,
At eleven o'clock In the forenoon Of that
day. at the Courtroom of cur said Pro-
bate Court, in the City Of Seattle. county
of King and Territory of Washington.
then and there to show cause tif any they
| 20 said Administrators sell so much ofthe
real estate of said deceased as shall be
deemed necessary and re luisite TO pay the
charges and debts afore said. And it Is
fnrther ordered that a copy OF this order
to show cause be published Mt least four
successive weeks before said eth day Of
August. 1891 in the SEATTLE WEEKLY
Observation-Disclosures. weekly Eewspa-
per printed and published Ia said King
county and of general circnlalation In
said county and Territory.
Done in open Court July q, lss2.
/. NJ. HALL.
Judge OF the Probate Court.
King county, IS.
], /. nj. Hail. Judge and ex-oificio Clerk
| of the Probate Court Of said King county.
do hereby certify that the foregoing Ia o
| full. true and correct copy Of an original
order TO show cause made by our said
| Probate Court and entered of record on
the 3lst day Of July. 1852, in the matter
of the estate Of David Il. Mcmillan, de-
ceased.
In testimony whereof I have hezsunto
act my hand and affixed the seal Of our
said Probate Court this said 3lst day Of
July. 1859.
| Ju ige and ex-on1cio Clerk a. Aforesaid.
| Mcknight. Ferry. Mcknight & Mitch
ell arornsys for the estate. aui7-td
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TO consider all subjects relating 70 the
erection, repair and maintenance Of
public buildings, prison, cemeteries ard
the care and preservation Of other pub
lie property and grounds and to saper-
Intend the work connected the.e1ish
and to recommend such propositions re-
ls'Ing thereto, as my seem 10 them ex-
pe1ient
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To pass upon all claims presented
against the City. to supervise its ac-
counts and current expenditures, exam
inc the books aid papers of the Treas
urer, Clerk, Assessor and Collector, and
generally recommend such measures, rs
will tend to regulate and strengthen the
financial interests of the City.
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4 Co0D BUSINESS FOR SALE
At q Bargain!

uAyINo DErERMINEp TO 60
III East. Twill sell my store ana q wsiiinf
house. together with the s.ocs OF mnI
Civ. in the center OF one Of the best farm.
ing and lumbering localities on Puges
-oini. | will sell the properly e1d stocH
together or separate. - may eost; vi
iresc ti,e buildings for a1orm g jean y
desireA. For paEs3cela.s t19Mi!s g
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6. A. WEED. M. D.,

A fURNEY AT LAW, NOTARY
ruhlic and Commissioner Of Deeds
~ veegon and California. Office oppo-
;Aeosam's livery stable. Collections
sesaNy. ss3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-05

Council. the standing committees for
the year next ensuing will be the follow
ing:
!. The
JUDICIARY AND LE6fsLATIvE COMMITTEE
10 consider all legal questions referred
10 them. superinteno tie drafting OF all
ordinances aud supervise the acts Ut the
City Attorney and all litigation In which
the City or any OF its officers nlay be
party.
2. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY Is. 1882

HoosRecepts to-day 1000 head; total for week thus far
$1,000 head for tine last week 1000 head con-
signed through 80 market steady and sales
Light 10 Fair Yorkers 81 40GSS Good 70 Choice " 2OD
- s5 Good Medium Weights So 66dss 10 Pigs s7Ds7 20
CHICAGO. July H. HOGs-kecefptA ly3OO neas snip
ment BOO head market slow and unsatisfactory but
Skins. - 5OaS7.
cArrE-Heceipts 1000 nead: shipments. 800 head; no
really Good Natives here values nOminaly steady Exports
- Oatc Good TO Choice Shipping 80 5O0sI 2 common 10
fa S3nft 20 Butchers 81 4OaS5 Sockers and Feeders
81 gst so range IN heavy supply and weaker Texan Cows
9s3 6O5 75 Canning steers s4as4 So shippers ~ 100
20 0o wyoming Haf Breeds, s5 rs.
SHkkrRecepts 1000 head; shpments 200 head; market
steady Poor to Fair S3d Medium 10 Good - 20
choice - 81 co. Texas sheep SJGS4 25 demand weak
and quality poor
BRUSH cable dispatches show quOtable change IN Cattle
ron last week supply moderate and demand fair prices ~
q ~ per estimated dead weight and 7d2Oc Tor sheep
East LiBER1r Penn, July l7.CArrIE- Receipts 500
nen very du Extra 81 0$7 90; Good 80 I0Geo Zo
Common, SJdS4 30.
HoGsheceipts 1000 head; market dull Philadelphia
% naso so bamores - 3OGss so Workers s. as ~
sHBEP Receipts 1000 head market slow Extra "a 100
-, Good - iOas 80 Common 81 5O9s3 so -
81 LOUIE July lI.CArTLE go Receipts 1900 head ship
mens 500 head market SLOW and prices shade lower; Can
ming grades Grass Texan $50 ~ 3d. Good Choice Fat
steers, S4754S5 p. Native Cows 81 shipping
IS " e '
sHEEP Receipts 800 head shipments head market
dull Good 10 Choice Muttons 81 5Oas4 3D.