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Daily Republican., 1885-03-17


- writ VI Leysri Fsciss b. me directed.
will BE- ext o:ed 10 pgtlic sale, at the Court
House, on Market street between TENN ard
Eleventh streets, in the shy oi Wiimin.tou
New Castle County, Del on
TUESDAY. MARCH ~. list
at = O'clock, p N,
The following described real es,il e VIZ
All that certain 10 OF LAM "a ua,,d Ia the
city Of Wilmington, bounded aud descrlked
5s follows. TO WIZ
Beginning az the southerly SIDE of Thi-
tenth street between bow-rs and lure
streets, at the dis'anoe Of leo feet from the
eastsrly side OF Bowers street thence south
erly parallel 20 Bowers street.e4 feet 9 .icne ;
thence easterlJ parallel 10 Ihlr eentn street,
- feet thence 1rtnerly parallel 10 Bowers
street, q feet inches TO The sad south .rly
side OF Thirteenth. and thence thereby ives
erly Is feet, 10 the place Of beginning. he
tie contents thereof what they nay.
SEIZED and taken into execution as the
property or Isaac w odlsud deceased, Lewis
woodland, administrator Of Isaac ood.
lend. deceased Lewis VIC dlaEd, Samuel
Woodland, Charles Il woodland aud Ra-
thel DIXON, only heirs-atlaw % said Isaac
woodland, deceast d, Daniel l'txon husbs nd
OF SAID Rachel DIXON. and Leah Aan Woo
| land surviving mortga3of. and :. I, ant
" be sold by
THONAS FORD. Sheriff
Shern's ottice. Win inRjon. ell. MarAA I
1855. mia Al
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

Az cleo ion will D. held nex. Eovem
Der y4,r, -ay the Lore meg, when
the people will have a chance 70 SPEAK.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

The Russian bear and tn. British
Lion sill lonk very fercely az each
other.
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In ADMIRALTY.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.
" 1hiri Judicial District Of wa.hing-
too Territory. IS.
where's A ! bel was fled In the Dis
trict COlrt Of the Third Judici-l District
OF " ashingt n errIiory. no ding tei M
az seattle. IN said District. on the 30th day
Of December. 1884, by Robert Alland,
again 4 the ship. or vessel Iity o, Br.oS,
Ign. her tackle, apparel ami furniture, 81
leging. in subst n q. that the said Rob n
Aiiand shipped in and on ooa d Of SAID
-hip or vessel on the LIST day Of Novem-
Der. 1851. aad in the service thereof AS
mariner. AZ the wages Of AS per month,
and continued IN said servics u1Iil tie
9th day OF December, 1884, inclusi ge a d
that there Is now dus him for such SER
wee. over Z d owe all payments and
Just deductions. the sum OF ISL So and
praying process asains said hip. her
tackle. etc. and that said ship, her tackle
etc, may be condemned and sold TO pay
said wages.
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of the
mnpition, under the seal Of ssid Cou {, 70
me diSvcted and deliS cred. 1 do hereby
give public notice Ia all persons ala ing
tn said ship or vessel her tackle. APP
parel and furniture. or In any manner In
.erested therein. thai they do appear be-
tore al District e urf; TO b, held 10 sai1
city OF S-aitle. on Monday. the ID day OF
February. l>s5 provided the same shall
be = day Of jurisdiction, otherwise on the
next day Of turisd etIon thereafter, then
an there TO tnt-rp 80 their ella ms and TO
make heir allegations in thru behalL.
Dated this Jssuasys is. o,o
United States Marshal Tor washington
TER tory.
BY q. n. hoPKISs. deputy.
j, Ronald and r. J. Humes. proctors
for libeliaAt
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Is THE DISTRICT COURT, HOLD
] ing terms at Seattle.
No ilE-Territoryo Of Washington, plain
tn. vs. Thomas Murphy. 4 j. Baker.
John Burns and Vim. Murphy, defend
ants.
Under and b. virtue OF an execution
is 'ued out OF the above nam Court In
the above entitie1 action. dated the 10 h
day Of Decenhcr. 1854. have duly levied
a. on the following desc, ibed real prop
erty. towit:
The northwest quarter % Of section
nineteen tl9i. t'wnship twenty-three lg3l
north, ran four ~ east containing 100
acres. " tn tn aopurtenances thereunto
belonging, 50 d p operty beng situated in
King county. Washington Territory and
l wll. on
saturday. the 18th day Of January,
ISSA
At the hour OF 2 O'Clock D. m, in front OF
t9e Court House door IN the city OF Seat
tie, King county. afore said. D. oceed to
sill all the right, title ami interest the
said defendants ia and u said property, AT
public auction, u the highest bidder for
ca,h.
Dated q, Seattle. the 18th day Of Decsm-
Der. 1854
J. II. McGRAw,
deis 5w sheriff Of King county, W.T..
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PACIFIC COAST.
The California legislative Deadisel

The California legislative DeadIaek.
San Francisco. Jan. 1.-THE dead
lock in the Senate at Sacramento con-
tinues. A resolution offered TODAY, that
the candidate for President pro ten. re-.
oeivlng the smallest namber of votes
after three Intellectual ballots I've
dropped, and the one receiving ths
highest number be declared elected,
was defeated. The Republicans can
break the deadlock, bat will not. Ii il
believed tonight that the Republicans
will Join hands with one or the other Of
the Democratic factions TO bring the
deadlock to close. and thus effect an
organization.
The continued fight for organization
has given the various Senatorial eandi-
dates an opportunity to test their rela-
tive strength. The result IL unsatisfac.
tory TO all. Many things tonight indi-
cate that the Seaatorship will ultimate.
iy be rendered 20 Ex-Governor Stanford.
Death Of Rev. Dr. W. A. seetl.
SAN FRAvcIsco. Jan. lG.-Rtv. DR.. W.
A. Sesit. the venerable pastor of 81,
Johns Presbyterian Church, died at q
late hoor last night at his residence In
this city.
Crichtan's Defaieation.
nan FRASoIsoo, Jan. 1&.-Fnysstiea.
ton shoNs thst the defalcation Of Robt.
Criohtsn, late Secretary of the Odd Pei
lows bank, is larger thaR Was FIRST sup
posed. Already $4,000 shortage has
been discovered. Criehton's bond is
missing.
Important Deeisien.
SAN Francisco, Jan. l6.--In the eele-
braied case of A. l.. Hodgsou W. the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, ia
voiving all the property on which the
general offices and freight buildings Of
the company are situstsd, Judge Ma
ouire Of the superior Court rendered q
decision today la favor of plaintiff.
Tue decision, next 10 tbs Sharon cas-,
is the largest ever rendered. Tue com
psny will appeal.
shippiRk Intelligence.
SAS FRAScRoo, Jan. l6-Arrived-
steamer Go. W. Elder, from Victoria.
Posr DIscovRRg, Jan. l5.-Sailed--
Barkentins q q. Funk.
PoKr ludlow. Jan. IL. --Sailed- Bark
entine Malay, Cor Australia.
PYsEr, Jan. ie.-Ship Ia tov passed
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CuACTArQaA CiRCLEs.

There are nov three circles, agRrs-
eating about ftts readers Of the Chsu-
famous sarse in Seattle, aud there are
probably fifteen or twenty private read
ers in town. TIE three circles met by
committee last week and proceeded to
form General Chsutauqi4 Circle and
20 arrange for general assembly dur
ing the coming summer.
IL was voted thai sill necessary ar
faOgemnnts be made BY an executive
COMMITTEES. consisting Ut two persons
chosen srom each c,rcse, organized
either IN the past or future. Tnus Hew
circles, either in Sc atle or At other
places. are invited 20 elect their Con
mfttee 90 egnsi terms with those already
elected. The present Executive Gus.
nittee consists Of i--F4caity Of Chi
versity, Prof. Geo. o. Cursss and Prof.
o. B. johnson. NV. H. X ewes. E=a ,
and j. G. Sandh%rR. NJ. d. 3-Rev. D
J. Pierce and Misc Carrie Carr. A.
II. KING and Mrs. r. ID. Hsii. Ihe CON-
misaee wili meet for ogesniEstiun this
(Fddayl evening zt the University
CHAPEL at .. N.
TIE lectures already advertised are
being veil received, and 10 II thoQghi
about one hundred have already been
sold. Tue privileges given are faily
equal 30 IS. ss chemistry tuition In the
University would be one- third of SIC
and the library h worth 81 per quarter
whatever dn&l disposition mag be
uade Of the Seattle Libfsry. the library
81 she University Ia . axed fact and
500 Of nsW books viii ecan BE- ad3ed,
and ve hope many other donations wlll
be received. The library viii be oeen
Cor inspection this evening and each
lectnrs evening". when books may b.
drawa aurina the half boar before lee
tars and ~ tatsrisisssoa-
TIE sahieel this evening is Herodo
tus, the rather Of History by Prof
Curuae. at p. IN, and $ TIE DomintoE
Of Chemistry by Prof. U. B. johnson
a $50 .. ~, illustrated By oxperi@eats
fsckets nay Be had ~ the door fol
the coarse Of SIX establishments 90 81
ID. J. PsKncK.
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UNION LIVERY STABLE

THE BEST SADDLE RISES.
L nnest carriages. hacks and baegiez.
70 hire ~ any and all times. 81 most rea-
soma be rates
Horses boaried By the day. week or
month and the best care guaranteed
PHILLIPS & SEARS
PropFieso-A Com 1erciAl street. opposite
The Arlingtoa- ans
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INSURANCE .lGE,CY.

THOMAS r. HUMPHREY, REPRE-
Ming the hes American aud For.
eign Insurance G Impanies IN the Terri.
tory, has rem wed his OH 9 TO Lyons
Book sore. No. III Front street, opposi
smiths Jewelry store. ocN
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NOTICE.

TsHE TREASURER or THE CITY
Il cf Seattle wal lay. On presentation.
WArrsE9a CO
Ros fund up to AID incl1d3ng No. isr.
Wtter fund up 70 date
Gas fnn1, IN aaa lad ding No. ~
Fire fsnd- 20 and ircluding No. IA
Cemstery fznd. % nnd fncfadgng No. Is
y. d. xJ0W MAN.
Cafy Tre2aarex-
Fra y1hlieasssa- Jaa. d i1k
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u.s LAND oTTIoE ar oLxMRis. ". r.
Dec. 8 1854
Notice u h-rr6y gtvsz that ASDhEW IA
GERBERG has nled nosice of int@ntion 10
make pal pro- b fore the Judge. or IN his
absence, the Clerk u the District Court. at
bis ofioe. In Seattle ". 7. Monday, the
10Th day Of January. AID. 1885. ON Homestead
application No a92 for the NJ Z Of section
20, township IS Dorh. range 5 east.
He names ~ vitaesses 8 Ssmxel 0resne,
Seils 4 Anderson. Il Houghtan, n. T.; Ben.
son L. Norlhup sad James II. Sortnup, Of
seattle. W. T.
JOHN =. 6OwEY.
delljalS Register Of the Land once
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HAVANA AND SEED GIG AIRS
II manufactured and kept In stock. In
large q1xntiti~A
Bealers win And u to their sivartage
20 boy directly Of "a. - we eel strictly
for CASH. hence cur prices are very low.
The cash system enaeaes NJ 70 eell cheap.
Gocds sent G. o D. ~ any part Of the
coasL
Cigars manufactured - order In any
desired shape and backed in say style 20
suit customers. N.Y. dwtf
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sothias 10 lsss ass essJthlas 10 vi
TO L.HASE.

COR A TERM or THREE YEARS. IS
u arres known ~ "Painney's Hop
Ranch. Wi tools. Top press hoo house..
Kiln. and AL cusmpfsfe. situated two and q
half miles from Post Bailding- Frnm
acrrs We took 60 boxss b rps f0vsr 8 tonsl
n "a ordinary mortal warts 10 make q
-staks-- Here - Q fcrsaae 70 any ere
VITA snail espif<l Apply 20 d. c.
PnfT<kf q CO. Post bafiding. naaD
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WASHINGTON.
neniey wal Call - the xsrtAssa
Parlae IAN en- safnraay.


Paeiae nan en- SATURDAY.
wAsn1sorex, Jan. ik-Reprcsenta-
tive Henley save notice 10 the House
sh.s be woald insist On the e0nssdera-
ton OF the SsrteeFn Paoanc Railroad
forfeiture bill Saturday. DE said teaf be
hsa arranged it - thai he weald nos
Be Opposed tn the matter % is cor sid
erassoia b. any Of the appropriation
bslis, and that be felt soandAntiy able
% drive % any osaer measure that nay
sch consideration. ~ the forfeiture hAd
ssarfs a twothisds majority IN the
Haass. even II il fase was not 20 elrAr
Ia tho senate
4 staptA Biss&er.
when The setRfns II the Electoral
CallURe OF Qsegun we're sHnt here. one
copY uss sent ~ . spectsa usessoneef,
e ire law directed, Hnd TIE other esFy,
instead Of beng seat By uah % the
Vice tresadnnt. wss sent 20 she frssa-
Gent. Who openea the packaas. Fsesi.
dxss Arshax skw thai mistake Dad
! essa inads. and - sszs tAs pAekAas IN
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RUaEo1 OF a Rowan lndiAn ar
rived hsre by canoe frou WILDLY Isi-
and hast nieht. and stated that On
Wednesday evening" q drunken row
toak plaes a. Fhinneye Camp. on Wild
~ Island, during vhicA ene indisn vas
shot N tee ara and ytm Phinney san
czsay beAten ever the 6esd- fhe Ia
sasxns misSion vss 20 So . physscian 70
dfsss tho wuundea indi8n's arm. ~ %
d feared thaf poor 10 VII pass 10 his
eAeeka
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REMOVED,

nRS. SMITH AND WILLARD HAVE
L. removed thei- office from the te'e-
man building TO the new p ncin build
ing. on Front street mo. 6S7l. second
story. dSi i'm
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BUHuD HExr--Oa Wednesday norr-
Ing Iistls Willie CAidssll. son Of Fred.
Caldwell. boss in the POEs Bisksly Mil.
died 81 Port Hiakiey. Yesterday after
noon hts remsiss were hroaehs 10 this
city BY the Politsofsky for burial In The
eompanied shen 10 tets sliy on thetr
sad zizsien. willie wzs a hriahi lstsia
fellow. dearly beloved by his pArsnss.
and vas thrVs and half yeass Old
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Hos sleep the brave vho ank 10 rszs,
By ali thear eounsry's wisbss hisst.
Tnsg sleep not IN shesr rexinenfals.
soeh seinGs being here Dcs dee1fd
szsanfialH
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D.. fIzIn nla, Jan. IA-Hcn.
49,. = Littiet RAse a dinaef this
rs;s.4 n Y We varioas asgarants for the
- \ sssiee tssnstorshtp: Tnoss pres
usn. Logan. Judge WIN. say
aeress0an Morrison, John
- ssna Allen and Carter Har.
-. wsssh snlojAhle cccasion TO the
So. 49, who engaged in Q eood
sIss..s.' ~Esnets oysF their ehsnres Of
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samoa Net 20 be Annexed.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-The Daily Tssegraph
states that Germany has aoceded TO
Eneiahd's prop sal tba; neither power
shall annex the Samoan Islands. This
aereem. ut has pot an end ID the scheme
OF The British oolonists of Nes z saland
TO annex the islands, but 1t 10 believed
mat the arrangement will be accepted
20 satisfactory BY the New Z-alandsrs,
lRssmneh as their main obisct In o.
tanning technical possession Of the
Islands vas to prevent their acquisition
by Germany.
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VICTORIA. B. c.. Jan. l5.-The nuniei-
pal eleetien passed OF without disorder
o1s the interest manifested was very
great. The polling resulted IN the re-
turn Of r r. RItaet. Reform candidate,
by . majority Of 100 over James Fell,
the vintners' candidate. Oaly one 81
the aid Councillors vas returned, eigh;
cut Of the nine elected being keformers
A torchllght procession escorted The
Mayor elect 10 his hons.
Arrived-SseAmer Empire. frSm San
Francisco.
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a eeassal On. s,.~u


- Aasa.. Jan Ia IA sezeEal
~ y waRt.e hiss oeea agreed On
&zsrs..sls % laslreaee. Lowell ana
- 80 sAs sasrssan ua,,. esa.
~ tressFxy.
- aosxs dan. u. The Ss.', lssder
- .ess 6sn. eheruan has failed &c
- 49,. 80 - charge against u q Dssis
se-.s. Ne aAse IN .sur bands q
s,l- 9 aseri d = ausnts aesxr pub-
49,. s.ssssns 70 tea affairs Of shs Cssn.
4 49, eessteearnt and the sitnsI,cn
~ = sssefses raey enrtng The ialssa
~ - atd tha hssianins Of lssS.
49,. ssnsszi u lss.sss ssuEn he Gov.
- -. seasA g snsaina, QvorYla. AZ,
nv 49, scsth Csfeians and frora Oh.
n nssss ef pavs and Gen
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DzxvEa. Jan. iA-At q meeting Of
general managers Of roads reprssented
in she Colorado pool. held here some
three months ago. awards Of percent
szea Was made by Arbitrator fucker.
ID was announced thai this award held
good until the ist OF January. Tina
afternoon. Posi Commissioaer Danieis
Annoancrd another award, which wln
govern unttl the ist Of May. The
Union Pacific iuees two per cent On
Denver freisha business, the Burlinetoa
and Santa Fs gain one per cent each.
The nsw figures are, Onion Pacific a.,
Darlington -. santa Fe -
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The s,sts L,.s

nv YosK. Jan. i5.--United states ga,
MI th's. ll23S, t's, In; Pacific sos
u American EAprvss 81. Canada Pa.
"a u. LaokawAnns ~. Canada
&1lAern 81. Central Paciiic SSlk, Bur,
lnfzos liSSE. Denver 4 k,o Grande 81
ag1sk, Hannibal h 80. Joe 3sj<. Kan.
hs4isxAs l6is, Lake shore 81. La,uis
IN 4 Naahvlii- nm, Michigan Central
w. Northern Psufic 1851. Northern
kxa1c preferred S9s< North western9Oll
Nv fcrk Central 575@. Oregon Rail.
mg& NAVIGATION n. Oregon Transcon-
@sn;si Y n. Oregon Improvement 81
nzl1c Mali hoN, Panama -. Rock Is
~ loA -. Paul 7fsl, TEXAS Pacific
2 Union Pacific t!l+, United States
kxfssss -. Wells Fargo 10S. Western
psas1 6fE. pstrolean, firm az 6aA.
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a Mursierer Hama.

WslIsDoso. Pa, Jan. l5.-Geo. Ira.
- sas hrnRed in jail here today for
emurdsr OF M,rtua sylvia Of Charles
% fiols eoanty, Pa, on April 3, 1888
hbafned her femaAns In vacant barn
paeaecai his crime.
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mssey siarke,.

Azx Tess, Jan. l6--Money easy Al IN
81 siosed. offered. ! per cent; prime
fsgex sTIA8 exchange bills strong no
IAN sisfiine demand. t4.sS,1.
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AnIi.JeWish Rtot.

st. PETERSBURG, Jan. l5.-An anti.
jewish not occurred at Vilkomir yester
day. party of army recruits made
. ferocious attack upon the Jewish resi-
dents One of the latter was killed.
The police were poveriess to quell the
disturbance, but the hremen came to
their assistance and dispersed the
rioters.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations al Philadelphia, st. LOUIS Balti-
more. Cincinnati. and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Fiour higher ard firmer;
as 10; patents, So. 25055O' Wheat unsettled and
tuctuatng widely with large trading; opened l2c
lower recovered and advanced 7ec above the Lowest
figures then declined 3s0 5sc and finally closed at
ls0l4c below yesterdays No. red, cash. $1.O10
1903 closing at 81 .O012 nominal; August 81 .OO18O
l;O2 closing at 81 o0as September. $1.0l1s01 .o3,
closing at 81 OF So; October 81 O37s01O o. closing
at 81 .O3l2. Corn very slow and weak; No. mixed,
cash, 44ac; July, 44ai 0447sc; September, 445sc;
all the year $3.50, Oats easier; No mixed, cash,
bid. Lead dull but held higher at .95c asked. But
ter unchanged. Eggs lower at s@ol2c. Flaxseed
&c at mill. Corn-meal steady at $3.50. Wool
firm and unchanged. Whisky steady at 81 ID. Pro.
visions firm and higher, with brisk Southern order
trade. Pork, $lO.5O, Bulk meats-Long clear,
55Oc; short ribs SEC; short clear, $500. Bacon
Long clear, 5.S5 .90c; short ribs g.. DC: short
clear. 6.2006.3Oc. Lard, small lots sold at l2c.
Corn declined LEA lac. Oats very quiet. Rectpts-
Flour 1000 brls; wheat i, 600 bu corn. - 900
ments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 5000 ba corn,
$4,000 bu; oats, 900 bu rye none; barley none.
LIVERPOOL July l4.-Cotton fat; midling up
lands, 5 916d; midlng Orleans, 55sd. Sales,
port, and 1000 bales of American. Breadstuffs-
Wheat quiet; red Western spring, 6s 9da6s Id;
red Western winter, 6s 1od07s Id; receipts for
the past three days. 222 900 ceptals including 166
600 American. Corn dull; mixed Western As
Cd per GENITAL; receipts of American for the
past three days 30 800 centals. Bacon-Long-
cwt. Lard, prime Western, 34s per cwt Spirits of
turpentine 29s Cd per cwt Linseed oil, DIS Sd per
cwt. Refined petroleum, 3-16d.
leading weekly grain circular says: The weather
has been fine and Business in wheat is
languid, though values generally maintained The
demand although reduced has been sufficient clear
the offerings. The cargoes which recently arrived
have mostly gone into warehouses. Prices of wheat
for future delivery somewhat lower. The prov
vincal markets quiet. AT todays market there
was thin attendance quiet tone prevailed There
was moderate business in wheat, which at times
| Id lower, Corn in poor demand.
| PHILADELPHIA July 14.-Flour quiet. Wheat
strong advanced Is i2c and closed firm; No. . red
| July, 94le09lac; August 50 l9@ 96c; September.
! 9Si209S3 ,c October 81 0O3 q OF. Corn in good
demand for spot lots options nominally unchanged;
| No 3 mixed 55c; steamer No. mixed, 55c; No.
| yellow SIC. No. . mixed, 523a 056c; No. 2 mixed.
July, 52ia053c: August. SO 90 Ice: September, "a
| a54 lac; October So 055lac Oats in good demand
tor spot and the market ruled firm; reected white,
37lod 38c ungraded white 3Sl4c No. 3 white. 80 %
| 39l2c; No. white. 4004lc; the July option was
strong but later futures dull No. white July,
! 1914 Ace; August, 1914 0363ac; September 81 a
"a i2c: October, 3l14G34aic Lard firm: steam, g. 80
S69oe. Cheese firm; Ohio fats, choice, 707l4c.
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Texans at firm prices, but common grades are dull
native shipping steers 81 $685. native grass-fed
native butchers steers 81. so 04 co. mixed butcher
ing stock, $3.50047O; stockers and feeders, So SO
04.6O; CRASHED Texans, $3.5004.25; Texas cows,
So. S5D340
Hogs - Receipts l. 100; shipments 1900. The
market was higher and active Workers, 81. 50046O
packing, So Is; butchers, $4.3004.5o.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 500. The
market was dull except for good mutton grades,
which wanted; common native sheep, So a., So
good to choice muttons, 1925 03.75; Texas sneep,
$1.7503.
consigned through, AZ cars. The market dull
and unchanged; good to choice steers, $o.500575;
fair to medium steers, $4.85; old cows $3@3.75;
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 3 400 head; consigned
through, 18 The market was dull, weak and
lower common to fair sheep. So q 3 TO- good sheep,
$3 90041O extra, $4.1504 80; lambs, $4.75
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 900; consigned through, 81 cars.
The market was quiet but steady; Workers and light
weights, $475; mediums $3.50 04.65; pigs, $40
04.6O.
KANSAS CITY. July 14.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Catte-Receipts, 2,549; shipments,
63. The market for best grades was steady; others
weak; exporters, S5.35O5.55: good to choice ship
ping $o@o:3O; common and medium, "a oo049o;
feeders, So so; cows, So. so $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 9972; shipments, 2,586. The
market for light weights was weak; mixed steady;
assorted light, $4.100425 mixed $3.S @4.05.
sheep-Receipts: none shipments 233. The mar mar
ket was quiet fair to good muttons, $Z4OOo;
common to medium, $1.7502.35.
NEW YORK. July Observation-Disclosures, $40;
all for expectation except carloads. No trading in
beefcattle Dressed beef steady at 79@9 10c q for
sides, and prime sections at 93t01Oc. Exports were
,7GO quarters of beef and 200 of mutton
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1000: market was
dull, with limited business at 3 DC $P tb for ordn-
airy choice sheep, and lac for common to fair
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts $500; none for sale alive
EAST LIBERTY July 14.--Cattle-The market
was dull and unchanged. Receipts, 437; shipments,
2 1866
Hogs-The market was active and firm; Phiadel-
phias and Yorkers $4.6O04.7O Receipts 1000;
shipments. 4 800.
Sheep-rhe market active and unchanged Re
ceipts, 6,400; Shipments 7 400.
CINCINNATI. July 14.-Hogs firm: common and
4.65. Receipts S44; Shipments 636.