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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-26
SHERIFFS SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
i Third judicial District Of washington
Territory, holding terms Ct Seattle.
No. f45t-w. T. Ledgerwood, piAiuti6
W. Charles n. Spaulding, VIM. lie Kos
lowski and Geo. d. Hin. dofondAnts,
Under and by virtue Of N executtoa
issuo1 out Of the shove named Court N
the above entitled action, have duiy
levied upon the real property situated IN
King county. Washington Territory, and
more particularly bounded and described
- followS towit:
Lots and 6. block 81, heirs Of 8. A.
Bells addition to the sity OF Seattle lot
q In block rs. Terry's hrst edition to said
city south half OF lot aAd north quar-
ter Of lot s In block 76 Terry's frst sddi-
ten to said city lots 9. and 8, In block
1. LAWYERS addition 70 said city lots II
and II, In block 81. Pontius addition 70
said city; lots and 10. In block q Of
Brswley's addition TO said city lot 2. In
block rs, Terry first addition to said city;
Lakeside Homestead addition. In section
II, township IS nerth. range 4 east, con-
tanning 90 acres.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the lsah day 81 0eeeaAer, lsaS
At the hour of O'Clock D. m. Of said
day. 1t the Court House door. In the
city OF Seattle. King county. Warrington
Territory. l will sell all the right title
and interest of said defendants In and tc
said real property, at public auction, Il
the highest bidder for cash.
Dated at seattle. the 18th day Of No
vember. 1856.
J. H. MoGRAw,
nols Sheriff OF King county. w. r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-26
POET MADUoN.

POET MADWON.
As far back % 1867 q savmili was built
at Apple Tree Cove by three men named
Felt, TAYLOR and Weir, and the next
season il VAS moved 70 Port Madison.
In 1854 G. A MeIgs bought the property.
and has ever aimee been connected With
it. The mill vas originally capable of
cutting 5000 feet per day, bus eau new
manufacture i've times that much.
Some Is years age she flames leveled
the whole csncern, and in 1861 q boiler
explosion. besides doing considerable
damage 10 the premises, killed six men.
Again, in 1864, the mill vas destroyed
by Ore. but Was at once rebuilt and has
been in sefvice ever since. Seventy men
are At present employed. and are work
ing three quarter time because Of alack
demand AID low prices for lumber.
The mill company have always shipped
most OF their lumber In their own ves-
sels, Of which they nov own four.
Their sea captains have seen long ser
vice, are well known and thoroughly
competent. Two of their vessels, the
videtts snd the Oakland, have been in
service twenty years, ADD the other two,
the Tidal Wave and Northwest, about
sixteen yeara. Captains BaSnam, Ma
euire and Welfare have been sailing
ships for them for SCORE OF years, and
Capt. Boyd hes been going in snd out
Of PUGET Sound fer third Of century !:
being parhaps the oldest see captain
nov In these waters
Among the eldest settlers In the plsss
10 p. ]. Primrose, who came there Is
wears ago, and hes been ooonty treasurer
for % years. Nathan Bockiin. foreman
Of the mill, has sojoursed q that point
fog fall 20 yeArs- Auditor MoCoilum
has resided thsre II years and held bis
present sfice nearly all the tina.
Port Madison 10 prettily situated and
has some fifty families. all of them liv-
Ing In houses rented from The mill
company 81 SO Q month. The place
has mot and never has bad saloon, is
net being allowed BY the propristofs-
A Rroeshop 10 about 20 - crened . mile
away, and Mr.. Meigs has given notice
thai any employee OF the mill company
Who pssronixss or even freq aents the
place viii be pAid OF and allowed TO SEX
employment elsewhere.
Years ago 10 vas . prominent ship
buiidirz paint. more than doxsa large
vessels having been constructed there.
IL is q enc fishing point The day
vas there t~o men caught in their metz
over q ton, incindina half dozsn vari-
esies. and ranging from four 20 ten
inches IN length What they ssnnos
dispose Of in the home and Seattle mar
kess 10 sAited dsvn.
The little steamer Augusta leaves there
for seattle At 3 O'Clock every morning
arriving here 81 II O'Clock and starting
back a. & The Po~R-IxyxILissScKxh has
Q good nams and many rsadsrs At Porn
NAAisuu- W. A. WAsa.
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". n. WHrfR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-26

A TTORN6Y-AT-LAw, ROOMS 3
~ and 4 Poncin building. Front street
SeAfte ": T. WIN practice In al the
So9rn OF The Territory and In the Land
Otncos fnl0
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DR.. CHIP,

nRcs, England; L sA, London
Office, Langley and Bastion sts.. Victoria
Hours. 10 q m. till p. M; till .. m:
till $50 o. m.
NorE-Wonen and children only. 2 till
Up. m.
Residence Broad near Fort M ssSs
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length. Its MANUFACTURING Capacity
is now given q, 1875 900 feet per day,
and when running on full time 40,
900 feet. The class OF lumber cut
embraces everything that is used IN
ship building, house building and
construction work. The mill owns
an immense tract Of finely timbered
lands, which are said TO contain .
sufficient supply Of material to run
the mill for the aext thirty years.
The tract Is. however. held ss re
serve, and the mill Is now run on
timber procured from outside log
gers. The situation OF the mill en-
ables Il 20 secure IA abundant supply
of the very best Sound timber OF that
superior quality which grows near
the coast. The mill exports heavily
10 Australia, South America and
other foreign countries, and in oil OF
the principal markets its product Is
we'll known for its superior quality
and the excellence of its msoufsc-
ture. During the present month six
vessels are loading AZ the mill for
South America and Australian ports
They are always prepared TO MI
heavy foreign orders on the shortest
notice, and the owners OF the mill
pride themselves upon their capacity
to respond promptly to the seseres'
tests. They recently contracted 10
one and the same year 10 furnish all
the material for the Alameda wharf,
and Starr 4 Co.'S Touring mill at Car
auinex straits. This Is said to be the
largest contract ever undertaken in
this State, and Involved the supply.
ing OF Il, 900 900 feet OF lumber and
1000 piles They are 81 present
filing large contract for the Allan
tic And Pacific Railroad al San Diego.
The firm Of Moore i Smith ope-
rates extensively In the sale OF iam-
Der throughput the State, and besides
their extensive yards 81 Pier 10,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-26

cEnkM And NERVOUS DISEASES
MARY 4. LONGAKHR, M. D.,
Graduate Of woman's Medical Coll -ve
Of PennsylvaniA.
Once and residence. III Columbia st.,
Seattle. Diseases of the Eye, Ear and
Throat treated ~ Q specially.
Particular attention given TO the treat
mont Of diseases OF women and children.
Consultations In English and German
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-26
M. D. W00D.

A TT0RNKY-AT-LAw. WILL PRAC-
a tics In I'll the justices and Territorial
SooH Omoe, ~ rooms OF the Prohase
Court Yealer-LeAry Building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-26
cAAA. .. MUNpAY
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
RI MovAl.

A. CHURCHILL. n. D.. HOMRO
pathic Physician and SurRoen. hes
for the present removed his offios 70 his
reeidence. corner Fourth and Madison
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-26
FRUIT TREES

ORDERS RECEIVED AT LOWEST
" cash prices for either fall or spring
delivery. ALFRED SNYDER & co.
noildw 0rocers and Seed Merchants
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Elsewhere

! EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Jan. N-QattIe-. Market
steady apd lower; receipts i3eQ head; ship aeats,
Ross-Firm. receipts, 1000 head; shipments.
S,te1 hesG' philadelphia, $ HS5 Sc; Yerke-S,
! head; shipments, 5000 head.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2o.-Reeves-Receipts 1850
head. oil which IS Car loads were for export q
loads for city trade to slsughterers direct and
| 50 car locds OF comRon. The sales included or
binary to medium steers 81 IS 1895 O5 per cwt !:
dressed beef firm at Sd Zoe for city slaughtered
sides, with car load ofcommOn western dressed
sheepoRecelpts, i.soo head Market quiet at
si@4 IS per ewL. fos sheep; s. b9g7 for lamba
| Hogs-Reeeipts, l.5e0 head. Market nominally
| hrmer at "a S095 p.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2O.-CStle- Receipts, 600 head /;
shipments 200 head. Market strong; exports.
mon to medium. 81 5095; butchers steers. si1
50; stoekers. S. sOg4: feeders, sl9i 90 COWS and
sneeno-Reoeipts, - head; shipments. none.
| Good grades firm: common 20 medium, 8 20G :;
| choice, s. 2o9S Is; extras, 81
/ 6; packing, 81 COCA so; heavy, 81 75G5 H.
ceipts, AGO head; shipments. 1900 head.
BUFFALO. Jan. 2O-Catue-Receipts to-day, $50
| head; consigned through, l0l cars, OF which 39
| went to New York. Market dull and unsettled
with weaker feeling; sales. 10 cars
| sheep ana Lam0s-Reoeipts 1000 head; con-
demand medium to good sheep. 8 aa4 si 81
sood to choice. s. 4os4 IS; good to choice western
JANUS y sV5O 10 Oanaua al6spi - Z0l50 80.
! Hoes-Recelpts. &, 500 head; consigned through
6S can. of which u went to New York. Market IN
1 settled. hut generally higher good to choice
Workers. s. 1095 IS; gOod 10 choice heavy, s. ora
| Is: butchers grades. S. Oo05 10; pigs. s. SOC
| co.
CHICAGO. jar. 2o-The Drove7s' Journal re.
! ports:
| head. Market opened strong and closed weak
rough packing, 81 30@4 SO: packing and snip
ping. s. 6694 S. light. "a S59z 65; skips. s. 500
| IS.
Osttle-Receipts, 5000 head: shipments, l5O
| head. Market slow and weak; 15c lower; exports
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COMMERCIAL.

JobbiDg circles very quiet under the severe
weather. Dry goods are quiet and little duh.
Prices. however, remain firm and unchanged.
Groceries are In fair demand st unchanged prices.
In canned goods, prices on some articles have de
elined. such as pie peaches, Yarmouth aud mount
ain corn. Dried fruits and hsh are quiet. Butter
and cheese range about as quoted. Under the
cold spell the markets for vegetables are firm
Eggs are firm, as also poultry.
GRAIN.
Wheat-Eo weakness in local circles but prices
are well maintained with good demand Tor bet
TER grades, and slight improvement is noticed In
Oroerings. Futures quiet; nothing doing. VIsi-
ble supply shows small increase of l46 9s2 bush
els, Suggesting generally more liberal receipts
SsabosEd lower all round New York going of &c
End Baltimore sc, with Chicago &c in the same
line.
Corn-We zOte yery active local market and q
good shipping demand for all grades immediate
delivery. Receipts slightly better, but oferings
notyet equal to the demand. Visible supply sx-
hio1ts decided increase, amounting to 970, 1872
6rshels, New York is zc higher Baltimore
quoted steady, while Chicago is sc to 30 lower
than Yesterday.
Csis-Are good property and ID active demand
for each shipments. No receipts quoted to-day
and quotations generally irmer.
The following table shows the receipts Of grain
o saik point for the past tweuty-four hours;
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

= An excellent pudding Is made in this way !:
Cut apples into halves, peel Rnd core them,
put some dstes or prunes from which tie
stones have been removed IN the place OF the
cores cover them with cold boiled rice;
moisten the rice we'll with milk and water,
putting IN enough Sc that the spples will
not burn down on the bottom OF the dish /;
bake IN q moderate oven for an hour; cover
the pudding dish il there is danger Of the
rice becoming too brown; serve with sauce
made Of one wel'-cesteR egg, one pint of
milk, one cup Of sugar, a little grated nut
meg or msCe.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

Chicken MayorDaiee.-Tak as many
chickens az ere wanted for rhe bulk ~ your
salad; boil then in oOuiiicr until sufficient
" cooked then take them ont and remove
81 the flesa, being careful 70 feject ali hoees
8Ld skiD. Cut into stable cubes ard put
them into 2 deep dish; season v tn salt,
pepper, oil and vinegar, and lst them re-
main sone hours IL the pickle. Pat into
salsd bowl about three times SIS much Lee.
tuCe so you have chicken, which latter ont
into the center OF the lettuce. covering il
with AoyOnnalss dressing sarnished gish
bits OF lettuce, hard-b0ile1 eggs, olives.
capers and bests, etc, cut IN Symmetrical
shapes
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21
4 Precinus GIFT.

The most delicate, useful and rehned OF
holiday presents that could be offered to
lady or person Of taste is, beyond doubt
case Of that most exquisite, refreshing and
lasting or all perfumes, the genuine "Mur-
roy & Lanmsn Florida Water" Sold By all
druggists perfumeTs ana fancy goods deal
era. As there are limitations OF this article,
see that tie res! Murray & LanmRn Florida
Water is obtained.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

The Voltsic Belt Company, Of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated Electro
Voltaio Belt and other Electric Appliances
or trial FOR thirty days, TO nsna(yoUng 81
oldl afflicted with nervo1s debility, loss Of
vitality and manhood, and al kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia,
paralysis and many other diseaEea. Com
plete restoration 20 health, vigor and man
hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred a.
thirty days trial Is allowed. Write them g.
onns Tor illustrated pamphlet free.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

A very easy way 20 mold meat which is TO
De sliced FOR tea IS - chop the meat very
hne, season with pepper and salt, and II
you wish FOR gpicss add them; add butter
also, or try some saet, AID add the fat
f.Om 70. Butter the insice d Z plain mold
press the meat into il very hrr.ly. tie cloth
over the tCp, having h-et scattered -four over
the olath; steam this fer 81 hour. Then
set il swsy to cool. This nay De served hot
If you choose, with nice gravy.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

delicious hlling for a cake is made OF
putting one cupful of powdered sugar into
a saucepan with One-quarter OF cnpful OF
water. Let them simmer gently until the
sugar is entirely dissolved, and, in fact, until
It IS stiff when dropped into cold water; then
add TO il the white Of one egg beaten To 3
froth, half cnpNl OF chopped raising. hal
q cupful of chopped walnut meats and a
tssspconful Of coc0anUti add few drops OF
vanilla alsn.
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opposed to streng Drink.

"Psrker's Tonic is delicious to the palate;
it invigorstes but does not promote love
for strong drink; Il cures coughs and colds;
it purifes the blood, thus curing kidney.
liver and Jung troubles and rheumatism. It
should be kept IN every home" @. II.
Sherman, photographer, Elgin, Ill. Place 1t
in you're.
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Oonyegancas, 4; consideration ...........S go 50

The pain and gorrOI OF a morning were
turned into the comfort and pleasure of an
evening IN the case OF Mr.. Edwin Sears, of
ProvincetOwn, Mass., By the use OF Athlo.
phOrOs. Bs writes: ! was troubled with
rheumatism SC much ii At j resolved To try
Atbiopbcros In the morning / could not
walk across the room aicno. After taking
three doses I WGs almost free from pain, and
could walk 6 wei az ever"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21
Pile Tninnrs-

When neglected or Improperly treated, often
degenerate into cancer BY our new aud
improved treatment without knife, caustc
or salTe, we cure the worst cases in ten to
thirty days. Pamphlet, Tetefsnc es and terms,
three letter stamps. WORLDS Dispensary
Medical Association, 663 Main street Buff
falo, n Y
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

Veal for breakfast is made appetizing by
cooking 1t in this way Fry some thin
slices OF bacon, then cut the veal thin and
fry II IN the bacon fat. Just before taking
the veal out OF the frying pan. sCstter grated
bread cTEsa5s over the sl1ces 81 let them
brown.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

scat 20; good To choice shipping. s. -3lsa1; CON
non 10 far. 81 1904 90 stockers. > Daz3i; cora
fed Texsns e4 IS.
Sheep Receipts. 400 head; shipments ieO
head. Maiset quiet; best Grades hrm. extra sheep
and lambS S.; common - medium, 81 as5 %;
choice. 3 q "a 80.
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Foreign Money and stocks.

LONDON. Jan. 2O.-United States Bonds-i1Ss,
49,. Railroad Bonds-Erie, 49, secoads, $50 (:
Rev York Central. SIS; Illinois Central, 22is
Pennsylvania Central, DIS; Reading, s, Cansdl
Pacific. los: st. Paul. 745f. Silver. 49,.
PARIS. Jan. 2e.-Rentes. T9f. 90c-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

Apples that are too tart to make agreeable
sauce can be deliciously toned down by
adding about third of the quantity OF
dates. Sweeten we'll and serve cold.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

son At hand, end good volume oil business is IN
pfoglesr. The exports Of domestic cotions for tss
week we're 2.>o0 packsSes. and since January
tOel of n.l24 packages against e,at0 packages for
thefGue time last year.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

DurBee's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce is
made from the freshest, purest and choicest con
o1ments obtainable. In sing IL, waste labor,
anxiety snd disappointment are prevented.
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Ous.
ANTHFRP. Ian. 2O.-Petrol

ANTWERP, Jan. 0-Petroleun-l7ts9la
PTTTSBUR6, Jan. 20.-Petroleum-Dull; c. I.
F. opened at e514e, advanced to 70l4c, broke ana
closed steady al 661<c.
OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 21.-National Transit cor
hcates opened at 6o; highest 7O14c: lowest $3.50;
s6I2OO0 bbls: runs. co 175 bbIs; shipments A. l59
bbls.; charters, rs, 2s6 bbls. on City Exchange
stock 500 bid: $50 asked.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 20-Cruds Ou-Quiet
and steady. Clearsnces, 1000 obls. National
Transit end TidewGtsr runs Monday. 5o.sl2 bbls.;
total shipments SO bills charter 11e 6 bbls
Batoral Transit certificates 0pened a. e91Se aud
closed at CSC; highest price s014c; lowest, 695se
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

Offer Ne. a bigger aud demand active; noae
<zsz-steady: ga 90 FOB bid 70 sellers.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
| Furnit cd By T. z Kinney h Co.. G-asa and Pro-
1 vision 4--okoEss no. Chamber OF Commerce.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

BALTIMORE. Jan. p. = whisky - NOmlnsliy
steady 81 lsal g.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2o.-Yhisky-steady IS 81 u.
CHICAGO, Jsn. --wSissy-Quist az 81 6.
CINCINNATI. jan. 20.-Eh.sEy- Quiet at 81 H.
PHILADELPHIA, Jsn. 2o-Wh.skY-Dun ana
unchanged stsl 20.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2o.-whlsky- UNCHANGED
az 81 e5G1 IS.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

FTT9; All Fits stopped free oy DR.. Kltne's Great
Nerve Restorer. No htx after Art days use. MAJ.
Vicious Treatise and 81 TRIAL bottle free 70 ut
csses, Sand 70 Dr.. Kline, 2al Arch 81, Pnila., IA
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

PHILADELPHIA, jan. 20 -wool-Quiet: me-
dun. unehsnged at se@Ssc; pulled, 2oS27c. OH
q. uuClaDced
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

EstIrnated receipts hogs. 3o.00e head.
Csr lots for two days-Whess 335; corn. SIS; osts
l76.
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKER
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

Charles a. Roberts, Of East Wilson, n. Y,
had thirteen scrofnl0us ulcers on his face
and neck. Hoods Sarzaparilla cured them.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21

me following deeds Fe-s recorded Tuesdsy,
January p, Is reported by 5feeR & Bernosmer.
sbstcact compiler. = ans = E1iorps Stock
Telephone J. 348:
Fife Naples et al. 20 tiichRsl z. Spades.
warranty deed % 16k Gcres ii the
0U.heast quarter OF toe northwest
q range esft,... 40 20
Frank MCNhinney aud wife 20 LuciEda
TruCkssss, iQnit claim deed to rart OF
disnsp ola.-.....'.. -. 50 CO
Thomas Webb and wife 70 deruan Ait
man warranty deed 10 lot 10 n Thomas
Webb's subdivision OF part OF 1ot IN
Ysndes' subdivision O. the Carson Farm
in the city Of Indianapolis. % 90
i. n. Church1uam 20 Martin \. Hansen,
warranty decd 90 lot - Of !. u. KRDpes'
SUBDIVISION ~ lots 81. "A. IG an4 10 o. ?.
spoiis................. ....... -. 825 90
OonYeyances, 4; consideration ..........S go 50
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Tho Prodnce arkat.


Eggs-Paying zoe per doz from store. &c
Butter-Creamery fancy. 269S0e; choice, 259l7o:
dairy, selected, lS92oc country, fancy, l21zc;
sweet roll, 109l2c; medium grades, 69se; low
grades sG4c per 10.
Poulry-Hens, &c per ID roosters. &c: spEing
festnered, FER doz g 40 ducks, per doz., So %,
Rabbits-I5o per Coz.
Squrrels-75c per ooz.
2O@25c,
Wool-fuo-wasnsd ard picked. soc; unwashed.
medium zoe; uEwashed common, Aci IN 6as1s1
nne l6c; Cotsw0ld, l5e; DO. coarse, l63l7e; GO.
cotton neeces, l49l5c.
The Provision Market
Below sre the present Joobing prices:
Smoked Nests, csnvased or plain (pls.n mests
to l31< lbs. average ilc; Is lbs. average, 1otze;
TX lbs average i0<c: 20 lbs average, l01zc.
Cottage hams. uncanvased. SC: California hams,
shoulders &c: family shoulders, pieces averaging
8 TO 10 lbs, $40; dried beef, 15c. Bscor--Clear
sdes MEDIUM WI SSs; 40 o sSs ngnt weight
ID. 5. and Picked Meats-Engdsh cured, clear
sides or backs. unsmoked. 71<e; Bean pork, clear.
lbs sls; family pork, clear, per obl 200 lbs, sl
family beef. SIS.
half barrels or 5ob tubs, &c; 4S-l0 tin tubs, &c;
20 pals. 91<c; lob rsils loo.
Boiogns-In cloth SIC: in skin, &c.
The Grocery Market.
Cheese-Fun cream, New York, 1i9lSe; Ohio,
Crystal spring. i7c: Empire. 12c.
Conees-Common, Sk9l01zc: ordinary, 1919
lie, fsiE i11z01ls<c; prime. 121<9l25zc strictly
prime. 12s<01S1<c; choice. 135<(3l41zc; Old GOV
eminent Java, 19t<925kc; McLaughlin's xxx
roasted. lib packages. 1o0lb cases, 14s<c: solo
do, 14zsc; Arbuckle's roasted. 1870; Levering
l43zc; Csrdobs 1916 Gates No. !, 155<ci Gates
prime, 1870.
sugars-Cutlosf. TIC: powdered. re: grsnu-
lated, eSS961zc; standard A. 61s961zc; on A. co
&c; common grades, 45z9S1sc New Orleans. So
@55kc.
molasses, 6950c; syrup, S2945c per gal. for CON-
mon tochoice: maple syrup, 81 1091 IS.
Rice-Carolina and louisiana 5097c.
Spices Pepper, 171zglS5zc; alspice. i09l2c;
cloves, 0025c; ginger, 17922c; cinnamon IN msts,
12015c; nutmegs, 659SOc.
Salt-Lake in lots, CSC; drey lots, Stt0oa1 %
mail lots, 10c more from store; dairy, s. 2693 90.
| slarch-Refned pearl, sh931zc per H.; Eureka,
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Live STOCK Market.

UNION SToCK-YARDs, Jan. 20.
OATTLE-Receipts, 900 head; shipments, 200 hesd,
The local supply was light and mostly butcher
grades. Quality not good. Market slow at about
tho so mo nrinaS as vestardaV
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK.. Jan 29-DTy Goods-Ihe market
Was full Of buyefs who were constant in their at
teution 10 the offerings Of Fpecaltes iOr Tie sea