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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-10
REAL ESTiYE AUCTION
SaIs Of Real Estate cut Of the Property
Of Vim. n. Bill, by Vim. II Hughes
Guardian Of his Estate, and BY Lucy
G Bell, wife Of said Vim n. Bell.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or THE
ID Probate Court of King county. Wash
ingtoA Territory, made in open Court ON
the oth day of September. A. ID. 1885 upon
the petition of the undersigned, guardian
OF th- estate of VIM. n. Bell. q person in
capable OF conducting his own affairs.
will, on
SATURDAY. 0Cr0BEK Sd. A. ID. 1855
Between the hours of 10 clock a. m. and
o'clock .. m. of said day, sell at public
auction. to the highest and best bidder for
cash. in front OF the Yesler-Leary build
ing. on Mill street. in the city OF Seattle,
in said King county, the following real
estate OF the said VIM. n. Bell. towit
Lots |, 2. 8. 1. ]. & g. 10. ii and II, in
block X lots |. q 3, 4. S. 9, ! and s. in
block X and lots !. q g. 5, q, and 8. in
block U, all In VIM. y Bell fifth addition
To the city of Seattle King county, Wash
ington Territory. together with the appur-
tenance5.
The terms of sale shall be as follows, to-
wit: Twenty per cent. OF the purchase
price to be paid at the time of sale, and
the remaining eighty per mt. to be paid
upon the confirmation OF the respective
sales by SAID Court and tender to the pur-
cha ers of the cOnveyances Of the resp c.
tive pieces OF property sold by the under
signed guardian.
The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any and all bids when he believes
the sans are less than can and ought to
be obtained for the said property 30 offer
ed for sale.
Dated this 10th day Of September, 1885.
WM. ii. HUGHES,
Guardian Of the estate OF VIM. N. Bell, q
person incapable Of conducting his
own aff1irs.
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jos. I. Reddish has returned - seat
tie much improved IN health.
Ex.CoIlsctor Ba.b. ~ Port 1ounserd.
came Up from the Por. Of Eafry yesssr-
day.
Children can hsve the STAT Raled
Tablet 81 Davies bookstore this n nm
ing.
The plsnksd streets we're scraped yes
tsrdAy morning and made % look quite
respectable
ID. z. Duris reserved q shipmant o.
club oats. yesterday, from the loser
50und country.
The little steamer Lottie has arrived
here from the islands 10 have her ma
ehinery overhaaled.
Steamship Aneon brought down go
go from Alaska, the prO11et OF toe
quartz mill OF senator Jones, on Doug
las Island.
The Pslouse Eesrs has been doublsd
in SIZE ssd improved IN appearance.
The .ys,cs IL enc Of ths best papers 10
the Territory.
The Port Townsend CITY Council have
ordained that FIRE proof buildings only
may hereafter be bnili on the block
burned over last Sunday.
Mrs.. A. L. Goa. Miss Drout, Miss Csf-
bett, Miss GLADDEN.. Miss Abercrombis.
aud Mrs. Cosper and daughter. came
over FROM Victoria on the Eliza Ander-
son yesterday.
Steamer Helen vas delayed in her
first trip to Ports Orchard and Wash
inRton by the failure of the mechanics
10 get her msshinery ready. IL Is hoped
TO have all ready this week, 30 tina. she
can go out next Monday.
Ii doesn't pay TO ship Walls Wslls
wheat East BY rail. 1t will bring only
20 cents a bushel in Duluth, while it
costs 33 cents to get It there, netting the
prOducer 81 cents. He can get - =
cents by shipping TO San Francisco.
WIN. Z. Sanders. for four years a
paralytic, and for three years confined
10 his bed, died yesterday msrninR at
the hospital. He was a member of the
First Baptist Church, an honest, hard e
working man until his Illness, aud he
leaves a wife Who has heroieally cared
for him daring his protracted suffering
until the last moment, when his sinking
condition required great physical
strength.
On Tuesday William II. Clark, aged
u, applied at the Auditors office for a
license to wed Miss Annie 4. Brunn.
The young man had secured the CON
sent of the mother of the young lady,
bot Peter Brunp, tie father. for some
unknown reason, withheld his consent.
Auditor Harris accordingly refused 10
issue the license. Young Clark went be-
fore Chief Justice Greene and applied
for a writ of Htsndansas, compelling the
Auditor to issue the license. A showing
was made that Brunn and his wife bad
separated, and that the daughter lived
With the mother. Other facts we're
shown. and the Judge granted the Srit
The license issued, the ceremony was
performed. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Clark don't care much whether PeteI
Bruun likes it or not. The young peo
pie have lived here for years, and hsv,
many friends who will be pleased Il
learn that they got away with the ole
man, after all.
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Il 10 nov eight months since the Dem
ocratic Central Committee Of Washing
ton Territory met In solemn oonclave at
Waiiuia and instructed Mr.. Cleveland,
then President elect. AS 10 which of the
aspiring eitizsns Of the Territory he
shoald appoint 10 this Office and which
% that How well Mr.. Cleveland re-
ceived the edict OF the great assembled
Il matter Of history. For Governor they
selected DR.. ostrsnder Of Olympia
and new he does not figure al all In the
contest. and his name is familiar only
10 students Of ancient history. For
Collector OF Customs they named Hon.
Jsssph A. knhs, and the other man 60,
the offlce. The rest of the numerous
candidates trossed out with such dis
play nj wallula have, With one excep.
tiop, long since subsidsd. and still lin
ser among us a. private citizens. The
committee proposed. bat II did no, dis
poss-uos By considerable.
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Her fCxSa--Mr. N. II. Martin re-
turned from the snoqaaimie Hog
Ranch yesterday, where be vent 10 see
the hop picking season Open. In spesk
tnG Of bis trip be said "On my ar.
rival Al the Hoy Ranch Sandsy uars
tng, Disk JETS. tbs superintendent ,ask
me cat saa showed me A eeld Of a.sD
acres Of hops ready fct picking. Tasr~
verc al least iuCo Indians campea aeert
We place. tsAdy 10 80 10 vark the next
day, consisting of krfsish CalaasA..
indiana FlathcAks and larer osns,, AZ
kiickitats from east OF the naanta,r.
On Monday esening tie ore Thousand
psckers smpioyed turned In eleven hun
dred hespsns boxes and had Absat foar
handred eoxes half full 10 eomnepcs
the next morning on. ! think the pick
err viii average enc and half bone.
each pss day. They are paid the cid
pftoe al ons dollar psf bon. bat the
growers require THAI the bones be heap
Ing fall, instead Of eniy even full, Is
last ysAf. W. q. kansld has heea sta
TONED herr 20 - thai No hqaar - ssi<s
% tse fndisns n an earnestly 10
formed. quite q rivalry sxists between
Ne. Ronald and too tesnsssrs over q
hapdsene ycanz kep picker, Who bangs
her hair, veaxs ltd gloves vhiie a.
vofk, and vko sgporss hastie and red
shawl No tseahle Gas apprwhenasd
over the AFFAIR up 10 The time that |
left"
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The attitude Of Spain on the Caro-
lines question 10 not 90 heroic ~ il vas.
The people are as indignant and high.
strsn2 as ever, but the little King
svinoes desire TO crawl out Of the DIFF
hcaity, nohiy, ienohly or In aay other
vay. The main objec, Of bis life il
evidently 10 cling 10 the throne 20
which he vas 30 unexpectedly elevated,
and With the fear Of losing II before
hin he does got hesitate to write the
most ahiscs appeais 10 Emperor vii
han eexRiae him 10 have Bismarck
srdsr his Germans away from the oaro
insa and lee Spain have her worthless
islands in peace. Alfsnso's position Ia
not pleasant one. II he presents too
bold a 'front.' Bismarck will knock his
crsva OF. and II he does rot presen, a
bold front bis people will knock il of.
n 10 no vcndsr that be begs the Eu.
percr 10 have pity On him and help aim
cot Of 70 desperate a situation.
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DAILY POST INTEllIGENcER


The declaration Of Joseph Chamber
lain, Who since the recent eeiipse OF str
Charles Dixie mast be regarded ~ The
undisputed leader Of the Radical party
against granting Ireisnd's demand Tor
home rule, nus. be at once snrpr'st
and q disappointDent to Mr.. Parnel
and his followers. Sir Charles DUKE
vas svovedly In favor OF home rule,
and /, vas supposed that Chamberlain
and the entire Radical party we're with
him. The Irish members counted upon
the support Of the Radical. in tse next
Parliament 10 almost any contingency
that is likely to arise. Chsmberlain's
attitude, however, Ia sach a. mast lead
them TO believe thai the Radicals, or
such of them ~ Chamberlain can con
troll, will be amsng the most resoluts
opponents Of the Irish eAase. What
has induced Mr.. Chamberlain to take
this departure j, IL not easy 10 say. II
NAV be that be thinks that the Irish
alliance has injured the prospects OF
the Conservatives, and that he IL will
ing 10 profit by their example and 30
avoid the dangers by which they are
surrounded, even II their avoidance in
wolves q sacrifice of principle.
IL Ia almost incomprehensible that
body Of men Who are az eager for entire
freedom for themselves a. are the kadi-
cal leaders, should not be IN favsr OF
auy degree Of freedom for Ireland that
the men whs are continually laboring
for reforms In England, continually
striving TO Increase the rights OF the
lower classes, should refuse to aid the
Irish in securing the one great reform
which they demand. The demands OF
the Irish are not great; they are not 30
revolutionary and unbeard Of az many
people imagine. All that is desired IL q
local parliament or Legislature With
mower TO legisIate for Ireland alone.
such a concession would no more in
volye a severing Of the connection OF
Ireland with the British Empire than
the existence Of the Legislative Assem-
bly, Of Washington Territory implies
that the Territory Is entirely independ-
snt Of the United States. The demands
Of ireland are Just, reasonable and
moderate. and II consistency is among
the virtues OF the Radicals, they will
refusa 10 follow the lead Of Mr.. Cham
berlain In opposing them.
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hereby join in the above notice Of sale
and viii execute conveyances Of my in
terest In the above property, according to
the sales thereof which the above guar
dian may make.
sei0dwtd LUCY G. REII.
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SMALL FRUITS AND
POULTRY.

SEND ADDRESS TO THE CLOVER
- dale Fruit Farm and Poultry Yard
for descriptive circular.
w. H. DAVIS, Propr.
Location: II miles east Of Front street,
near Madison. SEE I'm
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IO - IT.

ON SUNDAY EvENING. BETWEEN
~ the Catholic Church and the Opera
House, gold pencil charm The finder
win be suitably rewarded on leaving it at
this office. seq
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KEYS Found.

A BUNCH OF KEYS WAS PICKED
N up yesterday and left at this office
for the owner. who can recover the same
By calling. proving property and paying
for this nnfina
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W. n. WHITE.

Attorneys at Law.
Office In Whites Block, cor. Front and
Columbia SITS. dS-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAZORS!!

THE SULTANA RAZOR, W A X =
i ranted the best for bar bers' use. made
Of finest steel and best csncaved. Every
razor warranted.
D. q. MCDONALD,
sel0 sss Commercial st., sole Agent.
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House to Let.

A HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS. SITUATED
n on the northwest corner of Fourth
and Pike streets. Call on K. BRYAN, st3
Front street. se6
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BAR r ELS.

OsO BARRELS AND HALF BAR
LOO rtls for sale tall new and oak
hoopedl very cheap. Call on or address
K BRYAN,
27i0 SI3 Front street. Seattle.
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FOR. SALE.

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF GOOD
W farms. some Of them well improved,
which we will sell. worth the money.
The farms range from 30 up to 400 acres
each. Also. city property Of all descrip-
tons. HEFNER & DISHON,
se8 20sS Commercial street, Seattle
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To Lot.

TWO HOUSES ON FIFTH STREET
i near Columbia Inquire of
sci II. BURNETT,
Corner Columbia and Fourth streets.
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VIM. D. WOOD,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, WILL PRAC-
"A tics In all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Office. at rooms OF the Probate
Court, Yesler-Leary Building.
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NOTICE.

CHELvING AND COUNTER FOR
- sale. Price no object. Must be re-
moved at once. Apply to
ALBERT HANSEN,
SET Yesler-I cary Block.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL
~~~~--~-~--~-~~~
ATTORSEYs-AT-LkE.
~---~~-----~--- ~
G. z. BOWMAN,
ATTORN ET.AT.L.E
Once in room |: over Ballard & scxs
hardware store. Front st, seattle. -. 4.
mrs z
7. n. CAM,
4 TTORSEy-AT Law. orr ICE,
n room /. q floor Saohes lLtck- Fruat 81
Collections specially.
Notary Pubic ano COMMISSIONS Of
Deeds for Oregon and California fess
o. n. HARrSOa,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAw. MOUNT YER
men Skaslt county.
Real estate agent.
AL letters answered myl
D JAooss. c. 4. yHxKs
JACOBS & JENNER.
A TTORNEYs AND COUNsELORS
"A al law. Office In Boyd & PoncIn .
building. Front street up stars
C. l. y. KELLOGG RIB. ALBERTsoS
KELLOGG & AlBeRTS0N
ATToR N HYS.
Offices Second n ,or Gordon Hardware
Building. Seattle. W. Il. Sc!
j. K. i II. II. LIE WIS
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE
"A Buffers building. room 4 and 5.
James Street Opposite Occidental Hotel.
Seattle W T
J. 3. METCAlFE,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, ROOMS 7
"a and 8 Yealer-Leary block. corner
Commercial and Mil streets. will prsc-
tee in the Supreme Court OF the United
States and ali the Courts OF Washington
Territory. je7u
VIM. {. sCHRICkER ILo ADAMS
SCHRlCkER & ADAMS,
AttOrneys-aI-Law.
Rooms Is and 10. Kenney Block. corner
Front and Columbia sts., @e4ttle. aul3
GEO. vEMABLE SMITH,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, ROOMS
"A and 1. Poncin building, Front street
Seattle, w. I. VIII practice in all the
Courts OF the Territory and in the Land
Office. felO
VIM. 0. WOOD,
| A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, WILL PRAC-
n tics in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Office, at rooms OF the Probate
Court, Yesler-Leary Building.
| W. Il. WHITE. CHAs. y. MUNDAY
WHITE & MUNDAY,
Attorneys at Law.
| Office In Whites Block, cor. Front and
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Help Wanted.

CIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN
" homework. Inquire at J. BORN
STEMS. Union street. between Fourth
and Fifth. 80
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r e N OVAL,

II A. CHURCHILL, NJ. D.. HOMEo-
pathic Physician and surgeon, has
for the present removed his office TO his
residence, corner Fourth and Madison
streets.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN AT ONE PER
Nl cent. on inside improved property or
on White river farm lands. Address this
office. aus
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s. CARMAN, N. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND sURGEAN

~ RADUATE OF THE DEPART
" ment Of Medicine and surgery of the
University OF the city OF New York.
Office II the seattle General Hospital,
on Fourth and Jefferson streets.
Special attention givea to chronic dis
eases and all surgical cases: also to the
diseases Of women.
All calls promptly attended. fe24
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DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND
u nervous system. and AL organic af
fectiens specialt es.
Office Hours Morning. 9 till o'clock !;
evening, 6 till 9 O'Clock, and any hour
during The night.
NoTs-W omen and children only, after
noen from till 5 O'Clock
Office-Langley and Bastion streets,
Victoria, b. Z. jel4
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J. 3. METCAlFE,
GEO, vENABlE SMITH,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. ROOMS 81
n and 1. Poncin building, Front street.
Seattle, w. I. VIII practice In ali the
Courts OF the Territory and in the Land
Once. fel0
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WHITE g. MUNDAY.

CHAs. y. MUNDAY
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In,es..ssd In IN. Arnstra.s ease.
Insure With y.xrs A. CAxxT L Co.
u A r II I Z D .

CLARK -ERUVS- In this city, sept
BY Rev. y. J. Pierce, William b. Gar
ARd Annie r. Bruon-
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DENTISTS.

A LII OPERATIONS IN
N Dentistry sKilfuIly exc
cuted al Easlern pricea for
ID extracting 20 cts. Best set Of
teeth. fully warranted. from SIS l. W ards.
ATTRACTING. positively without pain.
GaA ether or chioroform administered.
Prices for filings the very lo~est in the
CRY. All worx warranted nrst-ciass and
satisfaction guaranteed Once = S22
From street, Odd telleWss Bai.s
Ing. over ] Y L store, Seattle, " IT.
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DK. T. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
u his Office to Frye's new Opera House
Building. rooms Mes. and 2.
Office hours: II m to Il m; To 3 p m
and to Sp M.
Telephone No. s. ausO
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A DARK BCCKsKIS CoLORED
II korsel white spot On forchca1 and
s<zsd I % hind leS wAs lost August u
a rcvAfd III Be psaa for his rssarn o
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DE4 THIS.

sKERs.-ln this city, on the 5th inst OF scarlet
fever, John NJ, son OF stephen and Sadie Skeen,
aged years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the mineral, from
the residence Of his parents, 10. 800 south Duke
street, on Tuesday afternoon at ~ O'Clock In.
tefinent AT Lancaster cemetery. It'd
PREsTERLEY.-In this city, on the 1tb inst
Geo. Presterly, aged 25 years, months and 2;
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuiy invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF his parents, No 637 south
Queen street, on "wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Interment at woodward Iiill cemetery.
aG2td
YoUNe.-ln this city, on the 5th inst of sea rIet
fever. Frank E., son of John G.. aud Martha
Young, In the 4th year of his age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his parents residence. No. 453 South Queen
street. on Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. In.
terment at Woodward Hill cemetery IL
SHULTz.-ln this city, on the Ith inst. Henry
A. Shultz, In the 59th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence No. 10 North Duke street. on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock InterIpent
at Woodward Hin cemetery. n
MILLER.--April g. 1885, in this city, Mary Cath
arine Miller, wife of BENJAMIN Il. Miller, In her
o0th year.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral. from
herlate residence, No 2B West Chestnut street
on Wednesday afternoon at 8 O'clock Inter
ment at W oodward Hill cemetery
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April 6-Flour quiet, bu,
steady Superfne, t2 5OR2 s711 Extra, ga
$50; Penn'a. family, S 62G3 sly Winter clears
eiQA 20 do straights,s ~ 25G4 75 MINI extra clear
~ AO04 % do straights, " s0fp5 90 winter pat
ents ns = @ 1903 % spring do. ss oo9a 50.
Wheat quiet but hrmer No. Westerp
ked, SIAci No. do, at 79<c; No / Penn's
do, 8oEc No. Delaware, do 9sc.
Corn nrmer with fair demand steamer AsH
sCe ;.0 No; yellow and mixed, 4s1aG5Oc; No !
Oats steady with moderate demand: No.
ay, White, toGaiHc No. 2 do, at ss{c :. No. do
kye dull Mt zoe. /2N'
Seeds Clover firm at 7asXc; Timothy firm a,
Winter bran firm at so 6OQ90
pork. q: 80 beef hams. s2l92i 50; City mess
Bacon. s1<9ac Smoked Shoulders, s@s,Ic
saei pictlsS 20; ao sHSiocs Hsi smoked hams iokdhSc
Lard quiet city refined, at 7,<0sc ; loose
butchers, 6hq6stc prime steam, n IS. '0
Butter-market quiet anc prices easy :
Creamery extras, 24G25c b. @. and N r. do, 2Sn
Hc western dairy extras, 26c; do good to
choice, l5Qlsc.
Rolls at s,0lOc packing butter, 6dlOc.
Eggs steady with good inquiry Extras, l6
Gl6&c Western do, I7kc.
Cheese quiet and easy; New York Fun
Cream. l2c; Ohio Flats, choice. lO1<gi0llc do
"a fair to to t prime s@loc Penna part skins. 20
Petroleum firm Refined, 73Ic
whisky hrmer at 81 20
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Live Stock Prlcea-

CHIcAao.-Cattle-Re 2sO head; shin.
ments. 500 head market slow bur steady
shipping grades, l050 10 800 Ms steers, 81 2iIS
l,a0 TO $50 Ms, ~ 1895 IS good TO extra is51
to 800 ms, s5 25ep5 IS; cows and mixed, 81 i0Sp
sesasrs s mainly AZ a?s s!osssr' s. doi 2
Hogs-Receipfs, $500 head; shipments. 3OO +.
market fairly active and steady; rough and
mixed packing, p o5@! 30 packing and ship.
A0 Ms at y 4OGP4 SIS; skips. k 25Q4. W.
Sheep-Receipts, 800 head Shipments /. 100
head market slow; inferior. ~ 25tp03 rs I; me
diam, q Ss4s IS good at 81 7s9i % choice to
EAST LIBERTY.-There was nothing doing I'm
cattle prices quiet and unchanged; receipts
9ss head shipments, 323 head 'Ns''P'''
Hogs were dull but firm; PhiladeIphias, 9. 90
shipents, 4,G0G head. '' "'"'
Sheep We're dull and unchanged; /; reeeipts.
400 head shipments, 400 head p'''