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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-06-01

Last week a small tramp came to
the house of N. d. Edwards. Ee was
barefOOted and there was nc nair on
the top of his head, the place where
the hair is sure to grow. As he was
pretty good looking they made up their
minds to keep him, and though he has
been there less than two weeks he in
slsts on being attended to. When all
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-06-01

Fifteen Methodist Bishops, from the
General Conference, New York, visit
ed the tombof Gen. Grant Decoration
day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-06-01

nrn1THITto be made Cut this out and re-
MIIM Iii " turn to US. and we will send you
WIIWU free something Of great value and
HVIlvu i importance to you, that will start
you in business which will bring
You in more money right away than any thing else
in this world. Any can o the work and live at
home. Either sex all ages. Something new, that
just coins money for all workers We will start YOU
capital not needed. This is one Of the genuine, inn
pOrtaat chances Of . lifetime. Those who are am-
bilious and entArprisng will not delay. GrAhd out.
ft free. Address TRVE 4 Co., Augusta, Maine
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-06-01
MISTAKES THAT CANNOT BE
CORRECTED.

An election will occur in this c0un-
try next fall which will draw out
larger vote than ever before cast at any
previous election, because the voting
population was never before as great.
What about the millions who are to
exercise the elective franchise? Has
the proportion of illiteracy increased
since four years ago, or has 1t diminish
ed? 1t is reasonable to conclude that
the great amount of ignorance in re-
lation to the proper duties of citizen
ship is larger now than at the last
Presidential election. The swarms OF
foreigners who have been almost week.
~ landed at Castle Gar Zen, New York,
have been larger the past year than
during the four years preceding the
last Presidential election. It has been
general complaint that the class OF
foreigners who have lately been COM
ing to this country are not calculated
to make intelligent voters. THERE'S
one attention the ship loads coming
from Europe is quite sure to receive
on landing in America: they will be
waited upon by political demagogues,
shown where they can declare their
intention to become naturalized citiz-
ems, and when the proper time comes
votes will be put into their hands,
WHICH they will cast without knowing
or caring particularly about the princi-
pie they vote for. The most unprin-
cipled party, which that may be, stands
the better chance of reaching, the for
eign vote. We will not be understood
as inveighing against all foreigners:
There are many good and worthy peo-
pie among those who are yearly COM
ing to this country.
1t does not appear that marked i'm
provements have been made in the
South the past few years in lettering
the educational condition Of the poorer
classes. The advantages for higher
education have been increased for the
wealthy people, but illiteracy prevails
to an alarming extent, taking tue
statements of prominentSouthern men
for authority. Thousands after thou
sands cannot tell from the ballots put
into their hands whether they are
asked to vote for Gen. Jackson or any
other dead hero. The qualifications of
voters are not uniform in the states.
but the door has been opened generally,
inviting the most ignorant to take a
hand in governing the affairs of this
great Republic. The illiterate voters
who can neither read nor write NAV
decide, the destinies of the country.
The mistake mentioned at the head of
this article is that some degree of in
telligence was not made a requirement
for legal voter.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-06-01

SIN. Munson's child has been quite
sick, under the care of DIR. Derby.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson started for Iowa
on Tuesday morning, May %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.


eRxzun, xDs<Asy, NzSsA q.
Ne. ouisn IL sse<fv1ae - snssi soes u
ssrs frsu sqsst. Is = sa1srstsea - .
MAKING - esssssa sss sAsvo@s = csss>ss-
Toe esssos1s e <s.siA. tbrss e0,as1s q
ezsfle. ess easisss - soss and iss sssd =
ss<ss sy sfssnss vss ssozs tas rses6Ves
ia<.y.
k<z<ipss q osssss ssss sss psesiss -
asskn.
Leaders rs7oss The hi1s snd vssi nA<s<e
asoua kesz. Esv York reports rsposs sss
ssof Eaxfss ssf1sy
FsoDUcE EEcEzYrs-pursns sh~ pass -
sesrs t1< pssdsse f~cetrssz u sssffls trels1z1
fas follow ~ . pafhssss baltNs - eanss
sgxz. ~ ssexs fssasa<s. zls serks vness. ~
s9ns bay, ~ sscks sat, II b xes arpses, 2
sssdsss aisss. . susdlss PETS. . essss sA'ek-
sns. t3es sic. rs sssrp. - n<es, eaivss asf
sssks sfstzSs 1oeFs SER a1ep received II
cafIsss5s 81 xen<ssi sssscBx ssdss over sAs Pussr
. .nad saors Lac and Is ssas b. sbe s.ssns3
Pnzies IRON IL CAsszisa PAeznc-
aHifHEvFs-During liz past "a s0a1s stn-
sr.l fressAss have s--a ssas fsoa oeasts- Ia
tue fsitszias easn..sSo. G 4 20 , = seuA.
PISS Lac ~ sons. =. 1. Y n z Is tans.
sss4m<rs-PssEisr 10 toes. 9 s;th ~ ten,.
Aaaasts 4 IONS. Grace . ts1s. u ssigaa ten.
" y Aanrss tons. Fiss.vsod toss. ana
0eps<e L. Ssxfr q tens.
HoPs-Tss ealy activity nssed to-day vss
The pssrxs t5n of what f-s baiss fenaln
ssssss ca fas eisy dock foe -sspnen;.
aEsrs-LA 90 tsesstss are aSfs1 today. cas
fhTFr : n easnge Ia prices
HIDE AkD w0oL--Nsrssts n ported vesJ
asn by local aesaers. esls hid<s ere qussed
b. Tees q esats asd arr o. 10 eeats Ter
roes1.
sUfFKe AM E963-Rszsipts Of butter
fsl isg Cd, xa4ss ess, arc coming IN usfe
ffsely Pfice8seasz unchanged.
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SCHOOL NOTICE..

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SCHOOL
i District No. I, Of King county. Washing.
ton Territory, have deemed e. in their jasg
ment Advisable to submit 10 the qualities
school electors Of said district the question
whether they may incur an Indebtedness not
to exceed four per cent. of the assessed valua.
ton Tor As much thereof as may he necessary
Of the assessabls properly Of said District
No. for the year 1883. to furnish additional
school buildings for said district, to furnish
the same. T. Improve the ground and TO pur-
chase supplies and other appliances aud ap-
pasasus fer teaching. Notice 10 therefore
given 10 the qualified electors Of School Dis
triet No. 1, of King county, Washington Terri
lory that an election xili be had on sA1UR-
DAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1883.
al Browns P.yilion, on second street, be-
tween Spring and Seneca Streets in the city Of
Seattle. In said county and territary, at which
election will be submitted the question OK In.
curing an fndsb.e3ness not 10 exceed four
per cent. Of the assessed valuation for so
much thereof as may be necessary OF the SIS
sessable property OF "a d District No. I for the
year lsS3, In accordance with an set passed
February ID. lSss 10 farnsh sd.iiorsi
scho.l buildings Tor said district. to furnish
the zane, 10 inprovs the ground and TO par-
chase supplies and other appliances aad sppa-
ratls for teaching.
The polls will he open for the ieception Of
votes at O'Clock p. m. OF said dsy, and viii
b. kept open until o'clock p. 70. Of said day.
Ali electors In favor Of the tax will write TAX
Yes" on taeir ballots. and those opposed.
TAX Me-"
Dated March Q. lsss
I T, MINOR.
HM. II. HuGHES
]. NJ. FRlNk,
Directors Of School Distr CT No. l.,
King Coulty, Washington Territory.
II. A. HAWTHORNE Clerk OF said district.
~ IN nj
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rr.ns ron THE wEsr-Lssoxsr nrLL c
raR KIND svER naouosr IN.

yrHMD ynn THE wTsf-Lssoxsr hill ca
THE xtsp syEa nsouosr IN.
WAsgssoruS, March 27.--The river
aud hasbor I'LL WAS completed In the
e,mmiltee t1dsy. The appropriations
for hsrbors on the Psoias C,asi are
Hamhods. CAL. $50 GO; Oakiand.
Gal. tl76.o00, wilulipeion, OIL, $50.
0n; Ysqn, q Bay, ti2.0O0. The Miss
issispi river, from us s5urce 10 Miune-
- 10 the gulf. receives &3ss5. 90.
~. Mays river. tt.5oo.o09; Missouri,
river, th2S coo Ooinmbis, t6iS 900 /.
Nan Joaquin. t23t0o, Redwood. Calf
fornis, tit 0lo; Makslnmns. $40. 90;
Sac ] cuts, California. fs5, 900; Sscfa
medic. California. go 90. san Diego.
eio0D, kspa, 500; Peialums, 81 %.
Deep Sea nearius. California, fiSo.o0o;
Uequille river, ofeeen, $4,000, Csas
Bst, Oregon. ts.noo; Cascades. ore
Gen. tl7a.0oo, upper q lamhia. Oregon.
eiu.oO; m0ets OF taia@bia, Oregon.
$50 0oO; loser Willamette, Oreeou.
$4,000; npger wiiismeIia. kla0.too;
CcQaili~, oeegnn. b-txesn @ guile and
Nyrtl- Poirs. tS0l. ssustng water Of
abe Coinmbls. 5000. Cnstalis RIVER.
Washington ,sfutofy, f2oG. CN~iiik.
Washington ter itory, fsaoj; SkseH,
Washi, eion territory, SIS 200. tns
bill msses an aggregate appropriation
Of tl9 M. spe l. Aba Largest bitl OF
tie kind ever brought IN.
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rkrxx sretsx - ssF. FUter LaCaAir, 3
lawyer % pslaas. NlhIean.s. had tee
ungleasxa. tnp~fsense 81 lcssaS BIS
tsunk. lsss EiSat. snSst tAs Isowizs
cirea0ast snedss he issa TIE tfapk, whkss1
he sspesiallg vslsSt o. aesasss % =
bols ef aaa arnaScsesa scHsssneA thar
in. 90 The whsrf ir eharrv - . fsierd
xhsls be rae ~ iowa on 81 ssssnA
when be retained ,es frtee1 sal3 eiai
th.. TIE trank hsa sna3sely sAssss 81
into Saskne~s. u ceais he has. 10
vh-r~. Tue 90. ~ y; - a'e.ses IN iAz
eeruirs. nsa~rs vtr~ nc,t7et ssd a
csssk srsseh sy csreasn NAMING Aus
O.se<r wssasn res7ssst 70 trecstaR ssa
thssves ara the ssetss trcrk - the ed
fesatnse ssssasy al the focs - taiaS
street TIE thieves escarei Sss Tbs
srunk. ,haa<h sesses. sss EssossteS,
sosssaer siss IS eSnsessss trslaiicg sne
coss Of brosdstesh.
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Thought u wa. Earthquake,

DoBns FrBsr. N. T.. March 2I.-A Sc
we're explosion vas felt Throughout
Wesiohester couaty this moraing tie
tween $40 aud $40 o'oock. Doors and
Windows Of houses we're ratified aud the
people thought that they had expert.
snced shock OF earthquake. Informa.
tssn received by Telephone IL 10 the
ases teat a large quantity Of powder
exploded 10 the styesnsy powder fac
sorry. near Ashford. At tie spot where
ihe mills stood there is a hole larss
enough 10 tary ec0ss. Two sork nsn
sere blown to atoms. They were the
only men IN or rear tbs works.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

rpomspmos INSTITUTED AoArNsr ZONE
rHxAs nAtlRoADs.

rHxAs nAtl.noADs.
Augfrs, Texas, March 1.-THE atior
pey general hes Instituted proceedings
against the Galveston, Harrisburg and
Ian Antopi Railsay company. and
against ths Texas portion OF the South
ssn Pacific system, 10 recover from the
sections claimed by the company 10
XII pey county. The stale constitution
of 1876 sci aside one. half OF the public
DONATE for pnbiis school purposes. end
the legislature the nexi year passed q
Law repairing the loeatoss OF certifiestes
60 survey all alternate sections for
schools. under the act millions Of
acres have been surveyed aud sold. The
attorney general insists that tbss Law Il
Distinct and separate from the cons'i
tuition, and be contends that the state
IL eutitlad 90 ons-aaif Of all lards 10
Gated osder the law in addition b. the
constitutional half. Ihis viii DO tess
case and Sili be far reaphirg Ia It's ef-
feet. - the title 10 millions u acres OF
Texas lands viii depend upon tie re.
anil
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shipping tstelsisruce.

sAS fRAScIsco, March gI.-Agriye d--steau
or ssa fsdro. fscoms; umaiiila. SEATTLE; Col
smba, fistl.nd. Nsila wailA, seattle. Blrs
Ilrtie Williams raeoma.
sailed ship Q y, SArgeznt. Port Town.
.end; hark Esasrad. Puget sound
fazS TOWNSEND. Nsreh s6 -Ariiyed-ship
Gene a. ksos. schooner kitssp.
foEf d sooygAs. March &c -Ssiled-Bark
James ChssteF schooner Csurser.
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flsoufsv Ger. Pssb-Issssassnsev.j
Ansag ths pa0snesss on sts steamer
Atosesa yest1eday vns Ohief Jessi .
1eosa sesoopsntsd b. "a sr'sS q Y
- taisu1. Oosss wss eonvsced ~
1udGs Joose fmmsdiassiy After bis ar
rival. Tbe tias % 70 o'sloek sss
oong9De6 10 assitnfps essss for tffsi
81 efssnaiug the tostne@ Of she tesrr.
II ~ 49, of 1s@ss sseeIs ~ esn Susn
0oosfsseastsa Conpanys The defend
on1D oagsd Isavs 10 ameod seefF plead
II. watch wsa taken un6er ecnsid<st.
t5oo b. the e0ars esd osso1ss1oo VII
- soudefsd shts morning. !.
Ths UssA tssy vsse sunmousd q :
0'etcek snd full panel Qaicxiy secafss-
JuAes Jen<3 stsfee 10 tbs 3sry vss
NY dGDsnesss sud vss Toe cosef tcpsr
e eonyesanttoo on thu streets e1clkn'.
Afsss tnsfva9niy instf1csinz the 51fy 10
e9ssd 70 thsH Ia iss To shs p0cstc and
70 those brooehs before thrrs oosfReS
Win ordinary crimes. be soucnsd upoo
Opium smogRiirg and urged npcn tie
j1sy their dsty % make IN elfness Va
vssssQssioo toto the easss thaf usutd De
bsoasht before them add 70 bring o.
Tenders 70 tassiee. Ia the coarse OF Us
ssmAsks Jadse Jones INSIDE some shasp
drives at tbs existing Aspinsssfsssofi
here. Among Other things hs sac tnst
u vas tbs cafrsrt bsiief fsss tnsfs = ss
more Smuggling Ia TITS eoiiec'tea dis
tescs shan Ia any ten ssatss o. cue Ussofs.
Il IL nsssily believed ttas some Start
flag devslopsospis viii BE- 70 sde By tee
grand t7sy noe sittina. Thefe y 10
onssssoo bus shss ssrsn1ous "a arts have
6ser uadS TO reach those high In sfiiss
believed TO b 10 Isaans vIsn sm7Rsisrs
IN sounisina as tbs sorfepsisious impos-
tstfon Of she ss9.
DELICATE yLEcfED.
A meeting Of she Democratic eentrsi
oommitsss Of Jefferson county 90 held
yessseAsy, x. q. Hill. chairman, %
vh,oh W. H. Wkittissy vss ssie5tsd -
6sIeeste 70 she conssutlou ~ Safsh
Ysk,ms 90 choose O deiessss 10 Tbs nj
t,oual convention at s. Llais. The
meu bers present. vsfs u @. HUI. VIVA
q. Whlssissy l.. d. MsArdis aud J. Z
Beyeia, tbs $50 latter by proxy.
sTsrxn on Tns PsxnsEs.
Tvsjve Of tse cssw OF tbs stsamtf
PssDtss sseaek for higher wages aDo
Isss v.rkina nszrs Al vsnosuv-r zee
esrdav. add as sesais the steamer 81
rfvsd here With sbou. tnssd Of her car
10. The msn wsatsd to gait hsrs and
ass the money d1s them, bat Captain
Davs told them they would have TO waiI
all the drss OF tbs IN NTH, and siso pro-
uoess 10 sna them for she dssentinn Of
shs steamer and for passsss fam Van
Aoovef
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No lssse ~ srArg-
TEE vArrs yasuY pyGpx NO SNOW 10
Bs MADE

sg Mspr-
WAsnNaros. March =! The fuueral
services ever tse reusina Of the late
Chef laslce Waite will heefc q, resn
tomosroS Ia the annss u reprs senss
tives. tie galleries ~t,l ts held for the
families OF the seeatcss and repfesea
tstssts. The romsins vii noe Be 10
state, as tie fsmsst desires that The
fsaetsi esrymepsss SHALL be ss sirrpls
- passibir. fne ho1y viii be accpm.
panied 10 the tnase u representative
bs tie sanreme ccast iassises. wsa wh'
be Monetary rail bsstssss add about -
intimste friends os the fAU5sly The 50.
pseue const messengers ~iii sct - bid '
bearers. A. she eie.e of The farsrSl
eer t0oniss. wessh wiil be esodassed ay
Bisbur fattf, the remains ~sil he COZ
veysd so ghr a,liltaers 4 PotcnAe sta
siou and Siii lssye az g'Ssock n. b.
q sesci.i train for fo,eda. Aittte jas-
ticc- - she snprene evsrt. sxrspt las
sicss Bradley and Mathews. snG c N
utstes o. che senate a. d hease x,li sc
easn pars Ehp rec.aias 80 feiedn. xhsre
they are expsekfd 90 arrive GA Ttars
dsy aornins At 30 o'ciaek-
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
IN Wi he cold q public auction ts the high
est cidcef on TUESDAY, the ieh cav %
APRIL, A. D. 1858, o. the hour Il II o'clock
.. m. Of said day. in trent Of the Puget Sound
National Bank. Occidental square, al the city
Of Seattle. W. IT,. the following described real
estate, situate in the county Of King, Terri.
tory Of waah.na,oa, VIZ:
Lets Ard 3. SC. 2. township rs n, 3. I east
lots and q, sec II. township 25 e.. 4. east
sw. 4 Of sx 4, sec. .. township IS L., Il.
east.
NV. 4 si NE. <. see. Is, township % n. b
feast.
Lo, ef sec. IS. town.Aip Is n. R. east.
Lot Of asc. IL, township Is NJ, Z. 4 east.
Lots ], . and Of sec. "a, township Is n. B
feast.
The aggregate area Of said tracts compress
t07 I0.I01 acres, all situate il the vicinity Of
Seattle. and furnishes a fne opportunity fol
psodtsbie invesi ment Tens Of sale, Cash.
For further particulars apply to II. G.. Struv.
OF struve, haines & hc4icksn, Poncin Block
Seattle.
JUtrA Z BiIxs, IpA n. BRrAxT,
0lLRyR1 :. BRYANT, THOMAS T. MINOR,
sARaH Z MMoR, FRANCIS TAsBglL,
MsKr L. TARBgLL, JogS W. WHITE
IoNE Z. Wits, Kara II. BAILEY,
A. b. wYcKoyY.
By A. A. PHILLfPPS,
Their attorney Ia fact.
Seattle, ". Ty.. March II, lssS. mh1etd
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I.ousvuIx. March - --ts1ee = q
SHARP chairman 81 tse siAeasocrsiie
state ersectlvs cenmftare. vss teS.ag
nemiaassd a~a canarge3 ss Treasurer
pso tssn Il hsn&usRv.
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InRrusuxx. EH- IN - -
oau63GDea-9<ysn yen 30 - o
ga q - nose fsom nzgeR ne1 -
IG.ss 81 ~ r r.ess: 49, sc s.s - -
for 80 ySnn Many Thoughts had 49,
CT: osI q ys.r SO = ecEsme.c.d s..s.<
= ~ I hsgzn uits swsfsss sp.cznc
srse .Scat 4fser "a Szssasd he Co.,
81 : "a spss 80 III sss az & z .o.s
rsszHf,se - lcine tor la1iea d weAk. asts-
eszs LA g u Aoesehcn Hsdtrans
Ma h ~. Wuscx
opAn1AxsrRs. g. c. ApxI Z -.
. sssa 3 81 Ii esssS. 4 had sT.sasly
s sssss Sfh "a csnssis.d II we1s Snsskae . 30
M sssn 81 & "a q nrss i issssssd ne ~.
mach %, indeed. thss ny family tn.isted
sissed tn uaing the 8. s S A. ne end q TWO
IN s ss.s Is he evii vas out Of my eo1nxuston.
feft OF the medicine; but n Soysn1ef.
sen months after. very slight hreak1nG ont
IA pC1 thss d siso disspp'eaTlas. / have
soo3 tran N shs dorsors and oxhsr usdf
e1ns eve TOOK fosn truly
Wrs,cs, n. C. Apra Z ~
0Ufiem1n-fwo OF three yean ago . en-
csr cau1o On my face. Il soon grew % q
quite larIA II wore On me, and mp Genas!
kealfA wAs veU. poor LAss SeYsemD0 !
beam cuurSe q b 8 q. whtcA have con
tfnued 70 the present time with the hspp@ese
result ms cancer has entirely otappeareo.
th9re being no evidence OF syInptom o.
caDceFuuS Character left Ny general noaish
3 cood now. and my. sppetise better than Z
has bssn IN year, am g yeen Old. and
to-day I am working In the Geld planting
corn, Youn truly. JoSAs LuKAAch
GSntlemsn-Ih had q sore on my uppGR lip
Far efxhs Year. seven different doctors ~
teuueed "a vain to heal IT, One save M .
smah Vial for I'VE dollars. which wn5 Q CT.
tain cure.s Il is needless to say that Il dn
ma no rood About two years ago becems
orite nneasy, q people thought l bad can
Ger, and / took course Of eighteen BOTTLES
Il q q 8 The result has been q complete
cure. The ulcer or cancer healed beagfitui-
". leaving scarcely . perceptibie scar from
thas day have been In excellent health. the
specinc having purified my blood snorougn-
IL Increased my Appetite and perfected ny
dtresftuu In . word, / feel Ike new
woman, and, best OF ali. the eight year uicoe
d Cone entirely. Toury sincsrsly
Trenton. Todd Co, Ky, Feb IS isss.
Tress,seou blood and skin Diseases mailed
ia THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer ., Atlanta u
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Thsrefore. astice 10 hersby .iven that q
meeting Of he stockholders Of ihs comssnN
IA called TO b. held % the sstn dsy Of March
isss al tie ofAce Ct tie COMPANY in >esi,ie,
for the object apd parpese Of amendiog the
articles "a fneorI orSt;o1 Of said Company hy
decreasing is capital stock 70 two huadra
ard forty thoass1d dollars. ami increasing the
nambe- Of trustees er directors b. eve.
LUTHER l.. MOORE. Prssidres.
W, van wATERs. Secretary.
c. II SHAW.
fsi StucG JEROME CATLIN1
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American Express ioT. c4esds Pacific 90 u,
Canada southern 20 \ .Cepsral Pscinc ~ b. Bus.
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shsss SEA Loalssiiie 4 S.~h,iiis 53S Aiehi-
xsa csetrsl II. Esssss Texss 1Ja. Ses
yorx central tO45s. Northern Paesne 30h.
rrsfesred -, Nosshvssisfn 1854. oresos
lRyrsvsmsnt 90. Navigation Il, Tsans-
continental II, Pxeine Mai ~. Reading
Psssse II. Uaiea Pacific s3k. q. 5 Exprsss
10, Fargo 49,. Kesefa Upien 53S.
zsw Yoax srocx Rrvtrw.
Hxw Yeas. March 37.-The stock MARIE,
today vas aiternseiy s,ronz snd weak with .
modsrs volume OF basin, 20. excerpt 90 . few
sioeks. aid tue r-salt 81 Inc days operations
10 10 leave the lsst lrresu ariy CHANGED a.
tnssss soms m srke1 asciIass we're fecor1es.
66yesnmenr bonds wese anlst And steady.
Bv ronx nAaxsra
EEv ronx. March z7.-fiops - DaIi, an
changed.
sssar- Q1is, bot arn. eensri ugal and Y
o. test 7,Is. .sh rsaaisg qsist at 4 Y.
snoissscs ErAdcs sssts, r,fned dull, & ST.
5is. Extra O s IL l6G5 1915. white extra
sysds5 10 l6. Seli1v Sizes s.lo.
Wool Steady. quiet. domestic deeee S283l
pulled lssssD, 7 xss i3axz.
Compensatory, Lake Sc.
| Les1-S eais, dsm--tis -.
| Ttn-frFrguisr. straits $50.
nsr--spos tsir, Rio steady, tfk, cptiani
| 1904, points higher. quiet sales. q. 500 Rags
h.reb $40 50. April Si0 s0aslQ.s5. NAY $40 II
alas. ia g $40 tSsl07s. Jaiy $40 4s6l0 -
Asguss si0.i5esso.z,.
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| Ares iew nslsases IL became strong aud ID
| vsresa TO 9ias. Heavy se.iing for stern
opvs sioEs then caused . decline 10 ~. The
m ssst closed weak 1t e0s; Sales ]. Ao5 on
| eafrels.
CHICAGO hAsKEa
Cufcssa March 2T.-WbeAt - Easy, cast
7lk. April 72h, Mas ia ig.
| rorn-frm. cash and April asa, Nay 81
sis
| os,a-Fr,B. MAY 81.
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l Pofk-etcady, cash SIS %. May el3 a.
Lard-sts.dy, cash sit7e. May sissy
CHICAGO Cattle xAnxEr.
| CHICAGO, March n Csstie-Receln.s ial0
opsaei stronger. closed %. steers s. 80 - 81
stB kers AID feeders " s1sss 10. coss. buii
aad mIed 81 .. es3 90 I'D stsers 81 85ats
lower, IN xrd o.. 5oss5.a5. heavy Ss.3oaaS IS
llght s5.ifers Is.
1 sh-op-RsesiIts 500. slow, Q shade high r
natives seas5.is, Western t0.saGsl2, fexsn.
saa2aSs IS. lambs IS 5oS46.so.
| LIVERPOOL nAEkK-s.
LEvERroof. Asfrh n, ~ whsat - pems u
| fair. ho'sofs cf'sr Moderately. California No
| l, ess dasn 3 d per etntzl.
Cora-kirn, demand fair ncs mixed west
| cru Z $ 4 per Genital.
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