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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
A Fusiliive's slIstresa

N. PiuL. March IA young womaH
,,ea BaiSs City, Montana, was arrest
u hsss 90 telegram 10 the authorities
~ A. she came IN on the Northern
psrias train for Chicago. She IL beiiev
: b the mistress Of the defaulter Ad-
~. Tats,ma officers with the evidences
4 jdsaiilg are expected tonight. She
aims that her name is Hsldebrande.
~ shai she knows Of no guilt. The
- a asgise myilieriGus.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
American EnterpFise,

LONDON, March l2.-In the Commons,
in reply to complaints against the Gov
eminent for giving an American firm
the contract for the pumps for the
Suakem- Berber railroad, the Surveyor
General Of ordnance said he would be
greatly surprised il English makers
would undertake the work as quickly 40
the American firm had.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
The EagaRement az Thu, enguaa.

PARIS. March '12.--Further advices
from General Briers de Lisle in rela-
ton to the Chinese engagement at
Thuyenguan, state that she Chinese
troops numbered 1000. They retired in
the direction of ThuyenguaR. The en-.
envy skilfully laid q number of i'm.
mense mines, the explosion of which
frustrated the assault Of the Algerian
sharpshooters. Tue total loss of she
French in the two days fighting was
463, including q number of officers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
TEE ezAR HKNT on wAE.

The EoeSfsg Wees states that il ia
learned that renonstranoes from the
highest quarters have been addressed to
the Gear IN the interest Of peace, and
have neen met With such chilling re
Spouse that slight hopss ara uog enter
tained that D stilities can be avoided.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
TIE QuARA

KoETI. March 12.-The Guards have
gone 70 Dongols. Forty six Canadian
Voyageurs, whose terms of service have
expired, started today for England.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
An Aaaress Of Welcome.

DUBLIN. March l2.-The Lsyalist
members of the Municipal Council TO-
day resolved 10 present an address of
welcome 20 the Prince and Princess of
Wales expressing qualification at their
visit, thus proving their desire to put an
end TO the neglect from which Iralsnd
has so long suffered, and giving rise to
the hope that the visit may be the pre-
cursor Of frequent royal visits. The
address will also express the trust that
q royal residence will be provided In
Ireland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

RuMoREp FlLL OF kAssALA.

LONDON. March l2-Sir Henry Tyler,
Conservative, announced that be had
received dnpstch stating that Kassala
had fallen into the hands of FL Mahdi,
and asked the government IL the news
was true. FitLmsurice replied that he
knew nothing about Kassala having
fallen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
EiVer and iiarber work
Treaty withdrawuIs.

WAsHIs9Tos. March IA written
message from the President was sent
this afternoon for the purpose of with
drawing from the Senate the NicaraRus
treaty and the Spanish treaty. The
senate had adjourned. however, before
the MESSAGE rsached is destination.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
gs,ysssssss Convicted.

SAT- Lazx. ldarch l2.-Tho,. Siinp-
- vas eonsistd tonight Of polyRainy.
Z. "a wife ia England and married
l..essr 10 9th. The English wife
- On and made q family row and
= i.ess GOT oai. One Of the Gsntiles
s,,sz on the iaFy swors On nefr dire
40 ke believed thas polygamy Was
"a. undes csstaiB circumstances. He
-, excused on the same ground a.
aawos believers in polyRamy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
a MILITARY coxFxKKNcx

Lsrd Harrington, British Minister Of
war, today conferred With Lieutenant
General Allison aud other milit 4ry "a
tnofitles. on Oriental affairs, inoIadins
several Indian military officials, CON
esrning EnQland's preparation Tor con
hict in Aaia-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

500 Yosn, March l2.-The Medical
- A he 1lth inst. will contain an
80 AZ another professional Exami-
- n she e,odition Of Gen. Grant,
m ~: Tbs previous diagnosis Of
=. S;sssle Of tie throat u unanimously
srsed,- After detailing the general
s-.s,t,az Of tie patients system, the
n..:.ss eoualudss a. follows: ''In the faos
4 "A tbess general symptoms the ie'cal
ss~alfy hs markedly increased. and
!. - y;eznfty Of the alterations IL be-
- more inli tented
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

Nfr YoaK. March Eden. J. ).
s.ssy Prssideiit of the . ationaI Onion
I-ssss. hss isssed q call for q meeting
Z "a National Council al Philadelphia
= he 2sth inst,
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FOREIGN.
An IavesrixsiIsn In.s w.A..s.

An taFesttkafion Int wabash.
LONDON. March II. - The Eael;sh
oo,oess OF wabash bonds. af q meeting
ssooay resolved 10 reject Joys scheme
Tor reorganization, and decided 20 have
tos most riRid Investigation made into
me s1aifs Of the company, and to SCH
tne removal Of the present management.
Nelen vas violently deuoanced- Joy
vas not present. At the meeting.
"a hahdf's Emissartes In Arabia
NLELA, March 12.-The Turkish a.
tsorIfies Of the Arabian province Of
reolaz have seized hundreds Of pIscards
dlsirlbatsd by ernissaries of ri Mahdi
al Jsddah- kokah. Lith and other ssa-
port towns opposite the Soudan. The
piae2rds order the faithful 10 Organize
and e1pel the Turks from Arabia, prons
tsanR mat the prophet vill soon arrive
At Jeddsh and lead his hosts to Mecca.
where there will be such displays as viii
leave no doubt of bis ideutity'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
Thartnaa and Mcdonald

II Senator Thurman will be offered
s9e nfst vacancy on the Ssprsae Bench
MoOsnAId eas go 20 Russia, Turkey an
SPAIN Mrs. Mcdonald prefers soain.
Seien may in17enes the ehoice OF the
er-S&nHfnr " e0V
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

nAsHIS0rus, March rs. Domi-
nleks Roman Catholie Church tha
iargest IN the eity. banned 20 day- L.
tta.bsg, insurance xr0hl0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
LIVE STOCK MAnKEr-RY rELRnRAru

cucAso sept = IT. Dr1rsrs JprrH1 ra1prts cfrs
Recrtpts Ou mead Shnmenfs 5000 nead pIrket srnngs
Exports 2Dd~ Oh Cows ana Mixed 81 20 - o. stock
era ~ ,5asi 100 Feedcr, . TJ@si TO- Texans - 500
D
Hogi-Reccipts 1900 statements. 700 market wenk
Rough MiIoo - s3a-t 10 Pacsiue AND .mppin; - 10
- i4gbt. 4Oasl bOT ~kipA - it0e3 %
1910 head. Niuuruts 100 heal marcel
aeii Inien0r - 5D0f3 JbNauycs IL 15esi 90 Texans
Il = as -
for weg IA. tar SJU mead % ~ tff week 400
head consigned throlrn ~ cars uar <ei du and steld
Good o clJci steer, 81 70as' 40 STOCK n EAi Ieees
q ab0f4 10
1000 head tno tsi wees $4,000 heal e1iagnsi
through II cars marcel dull aih lONcr Media 10
.oi 3 gidss GOOD % Choice - uOdtj 70 western
Lambs. ftNIdA 60.
Uogf Rrcmu4 toiay 9O1 head total or week 'hus flr
Il 900 head for ne las WceN l-uOl hebt con.
signed through 81 whi-a y ~ Nrw YORK mtrket
stsai, Medium fair NoIkcrs - 1sd ~ % oooa %
- sSdA Dor Butchers hfAlc- - ''@Fi % fiSt
- GtH 80 -..
~ IOrfs sent P.--Canfe- Receipts 1000 shipments,
40 market quiet Par ~ Choice Native shipping Stcerr
81 25es5 70 Native Butcher st,er - 90 - 90 Grass
Texan stecra. - as 70.
Sh1sD-feceIDfs J 900 shiuncntf 40 l0nn'1 . Nc
dunn 81 25dsl III Frt0 cnoce - % dsi Co LAMBDA - %
- ~ 80 49,. 80. 49,.
q 90. Pa Eing. - O0Nsi 50 Hcayv q CJfsi 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09

look to-day as rejecting the West Prices declined zu5
points Earring the early hours and amer few slight changes
closed rates. Speculation IL slack and cash
trading quiet Contract grade spot quoted 8621G6o2c
Sales 100 Choice 056c; also 100 cs 10 arrive 6iVO
642iac and freight 70 reners 900 tee september
646c, closing e449646c 1850 ties October 6eDgooiel
650d6.53c. City steam easier Sales. lhO tea ~ osuc
Renned Continent quoted at 6Sjc. and south Anerlean
1853 LUTHERAN really me grades have IaIr
demand at firm prices, otherwise the movement Is sack
State Creamery 22d24c Western DO. 2ZdZ5c-i ngln
DO 22923oi State Dairy halfnrkn tubs l6d2lci West
Creamery, 1Gdlsc. .CHEEsE-The market is wltnout
change moment with exporters holding back Pees rule
about steady. State $780, Night Skins 5dGc western
fiat, 4i217 .EGGS-Are again higher and very niin
With fair demand State 1885, Canadian i'|@Aoed
Western II i26ltc. ,. 81, A..
Good Refining o7lea6 go test CentrIggS a a.
and strong Powdered 7is97hc Granulated 19, set cut
&c. Standard a." Gasci Mould "A,h 7cL on a." gi?c
Write Extra &C." 6Ssc.i Extra ~ G90+cI " o."
0Jsc.i Yellow, 5a5kc. ,.., ,,,,
TALLoX-A shade stronger and IN moderate demand
Prime CITY quoted OF j'sa5 Jl6o. Sales $1,000 10 os@
3-lOc
TOBACCo-seed Leaf IN moderate demand Sales, l73
1884 Pennsylvania private terms 200 cases co.
sole; so 1884 New England lOdl-ci lOV cases
8d9c 1850 cases Lle Dutch private terms 200 cases
sundes iscI 200 bales Havana 0sl lO 200 bales
WOoI%HslIowell a COburn Boston, report sales last
reaching the unpreceentedy large aggregate OF
5.4O5.000 n. with an excited and stronger market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09

..rncu,arly uneventful, except In one inpO.ss"
Tine Lenich Valley Railroad Company announeeN
-. .,tery dividend at the rate Of per cen. psi ~
10 .capst per cent rate for the hrst nan VI s
pu" ara per cent for the years OF 1855 anu ZOO
se ,sctts significant comment on tho conui''on ~
.osl trade Till 1876 the Lehigh Vahey COMPANY
INC than twenty years paid dividends at the rso "
~, cont per annum with occasional extras IN
~ mar cent and for 1877 to 1882 inclusive 'Ho
s,r'Senes were as follows 1877 o-S ~.
W.. 1873. 1879 AID 1880, PEI 1 1n"s
.o oan and in 1882, Gi9 per cent. 80.
s"r,nauy continued to pay not less than 70,
..ns nslavare. Laekawanna and Western Dei"Wai9
- w.. tsudson. Central of New-Jersey and keauins "
..a.sd 70 pay any after July 1876 NOW IL as"lu
s.es ~ rate to the lowest In nearly thirty years
ne of the other coal companies still MAINTAIN '"o
s'chsst rate since 1882. After making hDerai ailo"
aos for snperior management, there Sill seems " 70
ina room for the work OF boOkkeeper. III Fnlaue
.,n,a Iehgh Valley stock fell sig per cent on .no gu
aouu,emept of the dividend; In New-forS
Ickawanna and Western rose D. Delaware anu ~
n IL. and Central of New-Jersey 'sper CONT -
. ~ closed quiet and without feature l..
AZ the board there only small 'rahSa0'On'
1,orpment bonds and the market was pH'eH es0"'
IN the bas for the 4ieq of is per cont AhheAeu "io
the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riusr. Vessels anil R1ilroafs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MISUNDERSTANDING has been quiet. but
as rule Spruce hath have sold freely at advance
10 g. 90 and 81 % is not asked. Rosendae Cement Is
steady and moderate demand ondou and 81 90
ar New.YOrk. Bricks generally unchanged and without
features Of interest.
CoALAnthraeite IN demand easier prices II
stated $1,000 tons sod here yesterday al cut OF
soc frOJn schedule rates.
CoCOA-In fair demand. steady and unchanged.
COoPERAGE STOCKING change in prices, but the de
mand is rather Letter.
'coRDAG Ea ahe demand is improvny somewhat, ami
CoFFEEspt Rio was steady of sc for fair old and s'c
for do new. sales OF 800 bags Mimic" and 900 ex
"Tycho BTahe on private terms options were dull and
without marked change Private cable patches from Rio
reported receipts there at $4,000 bags but IL being ho
day there public adves and owing 10 this fact
there very little disposition to trade here. Gruner
bought january Mackey February and sold Decem
Der Drakeey bought October. presumably for Arbucke
Woi sengs9erg BOUGHT September Kutz bought and sold
December sales Of $4,000 bags closing follows; Sep
TENDER 6.75 96s9 October 0.75qG.so November O. 90
ESQ; December 6suis5; January, 6.90QbNo; February
69sa7OO March. 7ooa!05 Mild grades Quiet 200 bags
Marcabo sold on private terms.
CoTTONspot cotton moderately active only and rather
weak without quoabe change Sales $50 bales q
evening" all for home consumption delivered on CON
900 bales Receipts at the ports to-day 1854 bales
1915 bales this day last week and b8i6 last
since September 47977 bales against O02 for the
period last year. -
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09

e,,a bonds we're neglected. OF city pank sVSn n,
Chase National sold go at 100 anu fOui'h 1''''
at in railway bonds were insignnca1Gt s Te
lTeseaa ~ rose TO and closed at 65% Rome "a19r
tovn ard 0gdensburg consoi os were o easter A.
Missouri sf ionis and Iron Mountain IS we're on q
az ia Canada southern hrst os were isgs
MNs SErY; and Chicago 81 Louis Tss Is
sers of "a at 7s. West Shore trust ssr nasses
were gu. and georgia consol S. after decline Of y TO
lowered TO SO. and the incomes were petSeI ..
1e5gsto ,a the debenture SIS at 1o4. Northwestern
ey decenture years bs rose e 70 lX Sro
s51Io Kansas Pacific consols were . easier
o. 1s7 and Oregon Short Line os decnheu $3.50 70 4o%
o. Pacc incomes were of = at AZ nCriG Cnn
pssie arsts we're better al 1854 and Colorado Coal
a"S' Iron Is sold at 7ia747s ..,..oo S,s, s4o
Ihs a nv coin gain Of $3764l7 less currency loss
s'oa sGs The days operations covered kecelpts'
~ pa cSip balance, Si5i So 1896
s[s q. usual was easy at ls9l per cent, ana
closed a. Rer House statement to-day follows
r,cbanees S72,375,625i balances S5.lol'StS 80
The limited States Treasury al Washington todV re
US soSI o0O National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were S2Ss'''o auu 'Ne
Sorsien exchanges again are weak on little de-
maud II was reported that 100000 gold haa Deen en-
ed en- London for shipment to New-York III Is true
Laseu ~ made Tor effect because the exchanges
~ t xarraut the movement, and In the CONDITION OF
our money Nswcsstie We revise quotations for bust
as as follows: Bankers bills, "a s29 ana ~ sag
We sss ny aud short sterling respectively 523z ana
e1i for francs: 944 d 94l2 for reichmarKs oSs anu
- IN of fnndaa Britinh consols opened lilo higher
ffor money at 100 for both money and account
and closed at 90 1916 and 100 respeeuveky'
nited states As were Is higher at 100 American rail-
Nays opened responsive to yesterdays hooe aeeines
sp9 afterward partially recovered. The Bank Oh bhg
;and lost $50 600 bullion balance AT Paris French
Per Hn SStsS Of merchandise from NewYork.
1854 1884 1885
For the week . ss.l97l57 s666sS275 osse55$Sss2,,3
PPpsyeusS reported 2Ss.6j25s5 209sS55l2 2l'24S'lV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. s (Speciab.-Ihe small in
crease in the visible supply statement was strengthen
ing feature in wheat and prices Of cent above
last nights close But the buyers were not anxious at
the outset and only moderate trade took place and the
figures receded to about those OF yesterdays close
Corn varied little in its quotations ond at times the
trade was slow Reports that cold wave rs likely 10
follow the rain prompted some buying IN the Latter part
OF the morning session and IS OF cent advance was
made the lowest figures Pork and short ribs were
q shade lower while lard without ebanges. The
afternoon trade large, but wheat showed con-
sporadic strength. September wheat closed at 1915
cents Nctober 1898 cents November 81 a and q cents
September corn closed "A October 42ss cents
and November 40is cents. September oats closed at
l5ls cents October oslo cents. May 29ls cents. Sep
TENDER pork closed at $S u.s. october So 49, November
IS TO- September lard closed at 6 22l2 October So %
The receipts today wheat l67 cars, corn 576
ears, oats 203 cars. Corn By canal-5l 900 bushels.
Wheat can be taken TO New-YOrk at about cents
cost owing elevators giving two cent rebate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
INVEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINBST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR T..
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE IL ALONG TIE MEsE
SHORE OF TINE WORLD-FAMEU HUDSON. Atl.4
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CAISklLL NOuNLALSS
AND THROUGH BEAUrIFUL VALLEY VI In
on and alter July 1885, trains WIN leave West ssds
station follows <...,,.. "A
All leave from new downtown station ioot .! ~
North River. 20 minutes earier shan Ho" i''s ~
neIroit and Chicago .iolo a. m eio. $40 rzL
l 81 Louis IS. no. 4 10 D. M Pullman sIeepers. -.
slo IL m as To- 81 10 y m. BIeepcrs and psrior cara
Utica and syrsease tao ioid Ills .. M. do 's'e
pHshlsnd possspsis ssngeftlss end Albany &lo s7so
SOLO ii rs. a. m 4 05. s6:1o, $40 pm. $1,000
Tewburg king and cstskil si2lo, ~720 800 slol0
saratoga specials, goo ia 5 :. M. 3l5 p M,
Lake doorge 90. ll:l uss ssturuays only $40 ~ ~
Ksatsrsn Hobart Grand Hotel statss ], s be-
Hotel and Hotel Kaatsrsii Phcnicis on 900 n and
pSlsnvle Cairo Mountain House Station. 'ialo 7'so
For Montreal East 52 so9 % ssi qr 2;
Hamilton, LONDON. 'lo:io g. m. '6lt. $40 .. NJ
spsils othsr trains daily except sunday u $1,000
For tickets time tables parlor OF ueepn4 ~ pecc
h Station. Mo6oIea 10 Hudson Brcesyn yssr. ss.
ONCE foot Of Fultonst ew orr 6tssv2 ft6
SO sss ss stS no ss ~ West Shore saess tese
81 West aadst and foot Of Jayst S2rtn River
called for hotels ana seS9er ~
be left at ticket ontce& pa.sSsSSr ~
$50 sraadwxx. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
,r,rrpps OF yEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEN-1OiSh DEAIlNdS.
The discrepancy between the visible supply
of the Chicago and the New York Produce
for the week ending last Saturday lies IN the
slight increase shown by the former in comparison with
the latter The increase wheat shown by statiscian
walker however is not SO large as had been generally
exneeted The figures compare follows with those OF
the precedug week: Wheat. AZ, l20602 bushelsa gain
o. 45Ol4s bushels corn. 7,703,405 bushels-a gain Of
esl .bl9 bushels; oats, 5.663,679 bushels-a gain
of o72 oo6 bushels total grain 55,4s76s6 bushels
an increase OF 2.403,66s bushels.
There was little done in the cash grain markets yester
day but prices were generally higher upon moderate
export business The option speculation IN wheat was
strengthed somewhat by the influence OF slightly more
favorable BILE advices but IL took its cue from the rise
In Tho Western markets Exaggerated reports OF export
sneagemeuts appear TO have been the for the
sdyanee these contrsdictsd later wife the result
OF causing decided reaction from the best ngures OF the
day Tie close, however, showed some nru!ness, and
optiOns e cent better tDan on MONDAY
dt nj 9Ola the other months gaining y at 81 for
October 90 a November. 95ls for December ana %
rents for January. Corn options were extremely ddh'
and more from the aesitude OF the market than from
any other prices we're easier The decline was
small however, issaA cent? closing quotations being
1gs September 50l5 for October 90 for November
ana 4S5s cents for December deliveries. oats were
strong a light business, and final prices were asg
rent letter az follows September, 29os October 80
And November 304 cents. The lard market was weak
ip sympathy with bad break In Chicago provisions,
but closed only ! az cents lower
receipts of grain yesterday Wheat III, zS3 bush
els corr 25G 935 bushels oats 25llO1 bushels total
graipJ $40 1875 bushels; flour, 23,l29 barrels. The
arrivals al Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 LOUIS were !:
Wheat. 1878 bushels corn, 294ols bushels; oats
l74OOl bushels; total grain. o12l0Z bushels; nour,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09

GUNNIEs Firm and fairly active al 0<1ll4c.
HAY AND sTRAW-FrifGc grades are % demand and
f The supplies are not larSo stray aTa FOR prime
ia Soc. shipping grades, ejSl0ci clover 5oGg'c. do
mixed. 6ja76ci straw-so l. 7oS76ci Ma 2, 6O0JOe.'
aE@P Sc.-Marna Hemp dun at s9s%c; TO arrive and
on the spot al Lilies Butts quiet at l7s92c TO
qHoPs-New.York State Seedlings 1885 arsquoted at
3c od states are Wy soy ana eairsly nominal at We
tanned haa s sSS So %G a. 5n P UissDso
5 G Snc SSa nSye sSna'd ys eae
GRADES however are wanted sales include 10000
en-, sS@1& nS redsny e Tc cn. Ms .S os
m care At the % e yO moderate aS6n S a. eay
figures on Change today Iron steady at Sloss 10
Tin dull and heavy, closing sdler and active alto 20
M spot later futures unsettled at 2ON2Oc. ON second
ss az o 9SSc lin Plate
for Iase Baltimore. Tsnsferabe notices
doioS a u dones speter nominal at
carriers to-day g T. anything figures st pa
Ss ,o business S IN wa. rSposd The items
MSSS A ksSS5S MP
e9P SIsf EST from British sup 1909 5bs
5sasSS S .hP %s@
sss4 s Ss$ d
SP pn'd Eli SS5rss.P sif Co ss SS
AMSTERDAM, tteam, hence. 10000 hush gram DIG.
LONDON, steam; hence l9ooo bush grain tid 5000
hush do ID and 10000 bush do, 4a d.. from store.
q HsGOW stoam. hence. "a. 900 bush grain 4kd.....
LIVERPOOL steam hence 10000 bush. grain, 3gh.
E-PORK-The general movement lacks AMI.
nation with exporters very quiet Prices are not DISTURBED
r ing about steady Sales 200 Dbls Mess at ~ O0s3 70
Tor aud $40 90 $40 90 for inspected Ness
quoted $40 OO0slO5 90 for inspected and 80 6Ods9 % tor
M nsnccted, Family Mess ~ O0dSll 60 Extra Prime.
S. 90. Clear Beck, 81 00asll 90. BiER-p Prices are
more or ess nominal absence OF material demand CITY
Tx,ra india Mess si7 0O0Si0 co. Extra Ness 81 0Ql
Packet sii o6asi2V0i Family, sl2 o01flS 90 ;bEEt
UAMs-Are offered lower with light demand Cu0teo
SIS 90 CIR sEATs-Pr1ees have a steady support.
and there moderate stir 10 The dc maud sales zDuoo 10
Picked Bellies. n average C11itcs loo Picked HAMS
Pickcd Bellies ~ B average quoted al 6iec. Picked
shoulders ss4ssc Smoked Shoulders 5s.05tc Piekicd
M DDLES-A shade lower ann duh
sses s west 100 boxes Short Clear DECEMBER Gel very
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