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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16

sES fesk. 2srch iS,-Tile onfpuk O.
rehned sugar bar lxsterly hscn taken ur,
iressy, saee consumers hase lcokea for
higher prices on account oil the x.eaasy
upward Increment al sAe faw prosuca
based uroa the statistical p,edicticu OF
short crop in TIC West Irs<sses, ana ,A@ f.et
tnel EngiAn1 eompeses SA&ryAy with Arns,r.
acs 1t rrusaclng tsainfx fe- sspplles. TIE
re1Eess bare carried tie olel pfSrr< artill
yesssTsikF. ael the cd ssst xsss ssssve n<sed.
% tS re1rrSnEed a. raeezsng OF the trrsf
% oe held so-tsy. The revised prices pa;
oSt "a sais ssoFnsng soow - sstyznne Of x
al sronnd. with brisk auxsress. T'haxs. -
she snssisisaus: Cut loaf ssaa rrnshssa.
- lSss: powdered. s. x-ss grsnnlased'
- f-sss noaad A, s. lsss ssHAes. 81
candy. "; confectionery A. ST. s-ss.
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SAVED ar cor. iNGERsoII.


Kerr az New Tssk Acquitted.
Ngw YoKK, AarrA f5--z7sssgzcs Attorney
Fellows luishss his sdiress - The Jury
snts mcrnIng 10 tAe case os Thaaas 81
les sncn sa4rgsssd ;ael. reviewing the
evadenee and Las IL ste case. whnn Judge
pxziels essncsu led his charge yhe iary Fs
ard They sssHrned wiEk q Terdfet Of
rass gMlits ~ f~w rasnuEss PAST eseiock
Tarfe wss 4 Wild se@Ge Has f4w n9
AID there were eAexss IA sse r9xsxn. Sz1ge
Daaseis ass fnxseA saEnTe1 Hs 1sreTse2
z eonEr e-steers ~ &-ress 2rF enc ssarztcs@
r2ssnE Ia rfossssks prDes<tsngs aad Kerr =
trsxbex Chsuncey aad friend were seszss5
apon. ne la5ge ieczzred fbem ard tod
thea % exsae axDaaG 10 n0zT0x and re
e<sye fhesr yanssAmsnL kxFr's counsel.
.ol. IazeCxatl, pse2ded Scr fhssa, tas As
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crRE or u. nnorHonIA.
xsAseaI skiii saw > -n sshio Bey VI
assnsfs Asaseaess.

Pgxrsars1. k1sea sa--a sysnza srcn
yssss+r. fasa. 4 Ila a < p snsr&sasss fe sss-
erx trsssn ga sra - atsfsen1 eA Tie
x.H Hsesxzs vsrsaa So sbs II ysss ss1 soa "a
Issss EsrAews. = wsssse o. fkrmsr
gsxe. y. as. axU he Aag ~xs Nssses ~ .
wzsea l9sxr r.eafasseA szTas %
r.s.lsx szs wss kasse4- NasasHx s<rsts1s
-. xts.ssx fss "a sB~ tess p ssssAfx. a11 the
wossra sssu s~sssd -. &x sssiks 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16

NAs1SeTos. March Ia-The-e vas no
dsmanat5on Ia the numoer q rAe aresa-
dents visitors 70 day. The rE.a eonfInHed
III I'D o'cloek. when tire cabinet ssasna-
baed fsF rs regular sena-we~kiy mexssng
The pressssns received pas Delegation
from tseoTgss. hes<ieSi By Gea Ls5agsfree4
sad another frosa Essgiala. beaded ty
JOAN = Wise. Gen- eseF Of West Ffrxsnis
had bglEs tax u1th fhe president
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,,r,vn~a in santa Maria Eay.

Los Assxlxs. March iss--The nreEx ~
along the ssashers cassI especially n
santa NExf4 Bay. we're EnHszaliy higa to
day. AsmaH 5sasag smak eatesza4 fE
sight es q number OF Spectators. as1 gw9
rn4n were 3-owne1. The 5eaf wss later
eonssasssiy wrecked on tbs bezeh. era
rashfzg rrraaaura 10 i3enszfy S2e parzses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16
Another Gi.ns-knr.r Ia France.

PARIss March ih-He-r Antoine. who
has Just resigned his seat as deputy fo-
Metz in the resehsfag. intends 10 become
French citizen and offer himself as a can
didsse for the chamber of deputies In op,so-
sitfon 20 Bo1ia1ger a. the next election.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16

NEs YoRE. MAsrh IS The TffbSae 20
Enorrow viii rabissh fhls. The xaSe0m-
Esiftee Of the stock exchsnge ssiaack frers
sAe list yesterday s7a7ne colsxEwral sr1zt
konsss oi shx Ilfanafs Ierfr&l Gxtlrpst "a
make she gsst agree wttA ms &na2sl rey.ers
81 shs easnp3ny TAs amnaas ne1 est
sz2Ddsnx is 81 ~ nosa, aN6 see lsslaane is
kupgoeea 20 he In tz1e corn sxnys treasury.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16
fScxsr AND MURDER.
A Chirse. M.n'~ InhumzB Treat
xaent Of Hls Dasghter-

EHscAaa. NARA la--@1ha Jones' Krc
c.yss clerk and . wsAo~rr with szyersi
eAsltren. 10 wsased eg the police On a.
charge 81 aaunseF. he nsEaes SD hls fAa
Nv Aad kgEs shem In tAs snsss shsesf ESoy-
&rxx. ne Humane sosas " EavsszsEstec
zee -ase axd gp2e.'s I--year esd Gsaxnfes
essFs sesseA thss Aer fs.AAF hs. hesr rn1st
nrxlsy fsSs E2se s5fA her fs~ : yesT atsd
thAs Hears ssI1axs. ye1ag znsr.sesl = 40
$40 rssxsrrAssxs ser. f-szsss ard - ~ -
yse~x arrested Lass "Wednesday. 5sspes Eass
"a foxA ArsTszS - HAerspS fsszrEsAs
sse eE1i wns tss1ssss saass srsay @sfa ysassksr
/ ~ Nraen8~sI Kso5ecasEs &sG zsess a. ss.ss'
| s.st.s fass ssseguzng 99Bts k&s ast@Es
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Discipline In the French Army.

LoSDex. March ia soldier named
Terfioae has been sentenced 10 death in
0rSn. Algsers, So- throwing q aasd Of
tobsseo into the face of TAierry, whia.
Ners5ase was being tired By court martial
for attempting to desert
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16

CfTy oF MEXICO. lEia Galvex;onl. March
ls.-LoEer California Is entirely quiet nos.
Gov Torres hss sufficient troops 10 Pre-
serve order N case tAey are wanted. Con-
scTvative papers insist that Mexico viii
lose Lower California. and the inference
. thai the United states VIII absorb e.
The goyrrnnssat. however. says there ia no
Probability Of losing Lower Califnrnia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16

x&sHlssTos, March is-Tte eahIres To-
dsy hsd under dsscasson the opening Of
oklsAxzx. o< A. Isssz gsz<sien 81 the terri
ssssy lnela1sd Within - AEstx TIE pred.
sscxss Il auEaorizea sy she fe-Eas Of fae ~
esns legislation 10 oeen % settlement abaus
r.sfs.1sN zaFrS cf sAs6. and the oraaloz pre-
saEss that se viii sa1ysiy issae ais pro- u
lsstioa. sts9lag tssl acreage 20 tie paAlic
s&sszzzfzs
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HalLew RecK. Teza~. &zssls A--TA&
kg1se of VIE ana Fsowefs sss tsIf.sd asst
ntxfss. aaG F1awers. Rs wsfe AID fso ehzl
arrn. t~srssha1 In sk~ 1Aats- seaEnbers
'sam iae Gre. bEf hFxsv@s s<sa b2ts - reader
ars4 as~s~sz-sse
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cahl. tammunleassaa VIII nasta.

sEw TOxx, Mach IS TslexrarAie eoEn
rnasscssssa wifh The f1nisez ssAsns hss
l1en established ~ exfls sron zaafs&xe.
gansa, 10 Hsyff aud S&n Luzasnjtn. fAeBeH
80 tie i@1a0a 81 CxsEns. t&eilxe o. L.
tanstra End carsess. yens ERela skxEe
gSnss~Txion 10 tsasse wssn EuvwyaEant I4as4
stass fe,r Nsszeus IN the Interior
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wAszESSrcs. hascA l5-<a7aers hsve
es-rn glgen 10 p-xEsre the Aasras. al Mare
IxsaSG. Ter wears e-rise. O-ssess have
s<ssa given - The ruszm&n8sAss cl ya-Ess
"a EeTt2fs al szEsssenGe3 Eas- sssexn employees
% aaESaa.r ts.erzAtsx.-s .lss.-E. 49,.
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Liberal Terms.

We propose 10 devote oar entire
time and efforts 10 the Improvement
OF this property, and shall spare no
zoney to make IL all we claim.
We shall make
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ws IxsFoS. 2&r=a sz-st 10 osesSscs
sSs-Fllx a ElsH cea1AEfoa af szss1ee hasshexs
: n rS,sss.S ss gszgs 10 erzsas fssp-Sss1 szaee
asE esealEsg Ne Enz2xarsaae syx ysszz-s
APIS avs q 3gssfgx ftae dsy
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An ottawa shoe Merea.pt r.t,.

OTTAWA, March iA--w. E Brown, boos
and shoe merchant. has been arrested
charged with uniswfully conveying stock
10 the value OF <20,ue with intent 20 de-
frsH1 his creditors He assigned this
morning and y Is thought his liabilities
will reach Sl5saessa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16

One hundred and sixty
acres, section Is, township
% north, range S east, in 5
and Io-acre tracts. This
land is well adapted for hay
and fruit. Fourteen acres
in cultivation, with good
house and barn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16
Fifty French Miners Killed.
ENGLAND TO HAVE HAWAII.

PARIS. March Ia.-By az explosion of
fre-damp in a collieFy near Mines today
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KE5xEK. Ia. kaeea %e-5. a- sztes 81
yaessssssEse snd c. ~. Esz8s ~ iss MeEaes
sssss AZ 100 ssxe psxessas thas sgsF2n asn fr-
flae .ssss~sraa R3sS ehenpk1a ssssp ezssa-
score Bad 81. ssse -.
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raE CALIFORNIA rLooD.


Ns@ea AS+A0&M4 %S0f &a0IG0~
sax FRsScsso. March E-1Ae heavy
rain has resulted In eonxtdrrzhse soss =
raerrhxats aloag the lower pcrtscu az sAe
city. especially o. Frcnz P1no
kaa lsssss streets. The sewers have hesm
i0aslarsu2ns - exsvy eft the rxanwsser. ana
ias unusually hixh tsxsex have prsvented
The lasy. consequently th<y oserslowp6
and tiled the ossemenss OF buiia1nrs, tn-
u3EtfRE nssaEy loss on goods Stored tArrctn-
GElko. t'Al-. MsrA h-The Overland
oreSssi exfsEesss whieh resehes hers af
Q elossks sns;s With an atritraf this raarrfug
when 4ssut three rnsies from fe.a He~ST
rxAas saassc tes track 10 sprea1- The en-
saae ATS EfG-eE noAGhex passed the hrssak II
saisfsl sssaT the last car. q smoker. iampeA
tse track and reised down an esnhsnk-
snsns, sns1anx completely evex All xse
esif ~ safety. aEsAoBxh s1fne pssSenxerp 70
eetFets ser1s1s scalp usaasss and 3 nus.her
81 s'fatTs Ts-s badly bruised A xruckfnw
sEain froIn sscrataents - noW clearing tho
track,
Amsng The insare& passengers <sse were
"a tfe kcei1nnt sna wao are here ere Il. C.
fee oil santa Psssaa, eass on the nesd ana
nratssd tcEs VITA Rosninx es neEano.
h&El. eHt sf6& and in5artd leg. r. r. W4ReP
of fekAiles6s=, DR.. cat hip and cash In 1ha
Bead Chsfs4s Mexs Try. rerslari. Or.
erokeia nos, sssd bruised side; L Hild<f-
IEelvt sthsss are bruised aisd xrrntche1.
bot nisfae zerscxsxsy.
DEl'.t. Ssls March A.-surrxiuses1den<
A. =. 1Asozgs Today hsA she sraek in ran
Eans uraer fsom Red Blns 10 tsih~on. ana
tfem ashland 10 sims. Scay.ng = enp a.
onsy kHEr miles. Three hundred aud Af4T
men were elnpioyed- The tatched engine
noald ifof - raised. and the tresfle ard
track iFers teiI arennd is. Nauy vaah-
outs hius - - aridgsd The earth q .
sstnrsltd that iAndslsp were somskiu0
rensEssi - fast ~ sEnyetca cut II =
rAiaka4; bard to-atzhts hat Mr. tsecfRa -
seFfs that tAe road win be opened so-nnf<
ron fcsrncua
Sak r4Asx GiK&exD.
SAN FxASxzsco. March h--<5eneRna
superintendent Fillmore feoeaTed 3
tesexrsrn sTEU Hass&inx late -
day. annouisetuz that The aokshexn kxo
he'd been cleared. and that sArnoxA trnina
NHl De raunlng. The Eaitcd SkaAen mAx1s
Tee OnAgun viii therefore eontinre 20 -
sat bt tbs rente instead At by wny of
OGDEN and the Oregon short 3Ire
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Sxesa. Hxk-. Nssrb iA-ssssstxs Da-
s=ssx1 ssssss EeSs Msnssngst. sFs~s<sa sAss
sss.sixs ssz sAe pss - wsanssxz shts szszEs''
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xE. Yat I. Nassh fA--TAe o,rEsz kkzk
mAx @sskxa s<srs stseeetzFs szsNsz saae sfsad
sssa rxzaiE- auxFsssly 1svsdena " u pr
xzzNf
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Fa9rasxp, March u.--The df~<fos1 ~
Fhe PrrElsns Cable Railway Goza panx.
waseh Axiesy Increased 5ts ssoek 70 t3re1m.
hefs nasxssng ts-sssy and eeElsie<d 10 60
eel al snsso,isfaons Win outside cG5sln1
ass.s kszibs sh@ se.s themselves. 1h< 49,
is<zse of ssazck nEs beer sAk&n ey letAs e1pt
s.sAsss szsd waFx wiii bss re<rnsesx as uuNe.
srssi q rsatsrsef for the saxfSe house VII -
ixe erg wssk
TIE wtslaHssss Bfisgs kAilNay ca -
r,ssxFlSsed q EefTs ca M0u1f 1Ahne. =
Asd AE feel hfxh, wh<sss tisxf pfupaeR -
erxes lGFge semassf fz5fel TAG18 WeeW
ifne ~stl De eeEngietea sD TIE foP az -
znoHnf .Et sse szsf ~ Hss-
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wssAfssrax. March IS-Es sreeaxzzs
cpr sae s.zesSee eos ana ssies~sa srun rnser.
sasssn tie sousAsxs easxsex Ct se<zssn 8.
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The French pueais,s SHAKE Hana.

PARIS. March ls.--AIl af the daels aras-
ing ogs of Thursdays debate in the chaza-
Der OF deputies have been amieably ar
rNrrraA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16

Forty acres adjoining
Smiths Cove, section IS; on
high plateau overlooking
Pleasant Valley addition
and Hiawatha Park.
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The average yezriy earnings OF xu-
nsen ia 4 fea OF the kespsrzs industries
ar.fs
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S24OO.

Four lots, Eden addition;
6oxI28 each.
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Forty acres, section II,
between Woodland and Gill
man Parks. High land, level,
partially cleared. with good
view of Lake Union, Salmon
Bay and Sound.
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$780,.

House and two lots, Jack
son street addition. Two
story house, six rooms, barn;
lots cleared and fenced. One
block from Cable Road.
SI5oo cash, balance one year.
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$500.

Four-room house and lot,
Baxter addition, $3.50 cash,
balance on time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23

f'i;' l CO. 8 E. &C. e a;s' 20
COLORADO sss e. ! i2 60 sss !,
i:sf Sa s:S ISL + e. " "a log
Dlionback Dewey: 20 State Bulls. sso n, at % S.
Mich cowsRecegss for the week lSd ssaa ne
a esSSsiS rci Ordinary Good cove n'H"''
At ;y S s ,ssss rs 4st snS as
Batse%s . oa a a. 1as Ger FED ana Mis.d
saIss%nslsSssss Hollis. g Bussn,k ca,ys: :, 70!
%. ia 80 81 Missd d. al h. a % IS 90. DO,
s Zeal: lsS IS os q: ia s. ssS %;
Is Do Use 81 6 . a. is B. q 3 So a. is5
q %. ss at s. so; is DO Isl n a. s5 G2s; 50 DO.
., DIllepSaeSS & Dewey: $ Bu.,eEmk Calves Isf n. a
4hss s. ls 3 5b vs' Sss 5:S q r isj
~ fSi5iSs S'SS' e
Jslllnes 81 wsg hi Co. 10 ButermIk Calves tss p
yeas az n at SC Isl d. fSS b. a. SIC; isa do. iSa
,d 70 5 FED e esye a,2 ~ sao 80 ve'
= y; a * < ss sf. s. = 3
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. SO carloads Of 1855
% and j held os ssa making 70
over 1900 head 70 be sold The market opened weah
supply and while good stock sid IN some AZ satus
days figures prices must be rated the close 10d15e
ar % Se asa 10 done Oa lever on saa
stock carried over for Tuesdays market .
cuts and Selected o 81 - 81 s. So but 8 was re-
esrded as good price carload Of prime stoc
Poorest Lambs sold e g. aud decent % prime At IS %
The Two carloads turned over % D. A. Harrington at 81
~ GS1VsS j, n dssH sheer 50 Gs
Kentucky dc ioG y at = 80; 8 iadian3 DO 1Q5 ~
Lambs II 70 sosnt az So IS 800 DO 81 n at IS 90 200
West Virginia do SO %. at 80 227 Kentucky do. 9s 70.
At s. 90 go do 10 n at s6 49, IL do tseieOtsd o. D.
r s. Kase; 100 Kansas Sheep. ssh n, at - e2A; 81
TO- Newton Gett 179 Ohio Sheep 90 n At s0l5i
l26 Kentucky DO 100 ~ at g IS a. Ohio feaIngs and
at % 622 495 Kentucky DO 81 y IS sic; 25o do. %
n, at SO 2l6 do, GS@ n, az IS 80
81 40: 2O4 Ohio do 81 ~ at S.; H. West Virginia dol
90 N at - 5o SO West Virginia Lambs O. n at 50; 2sS
~ N Pidscek; 2eo Virginia lambs. ~ n. s.ss75;
s. 81 155 Kentucky Sheep 1862 n. at - 80 II Ohio do
NJ. collins: 80 Ohio sheeP. 40 n .sS65oi 2ra d.
co. as 70 dG q O. %a. s' y S1 10 Ewes =
los H. at a 50; 2i7 West Virginia Lambs. 90 n. al
IS AGE Kentucky do CbOught for D. A. HarringOn ~
ps@Gsss % Dewey q w.: sss s. sAess .ysras
AZ 80; 9is do. SO r. at SO So W. % ." ~
ID. Harrington: 200 Ohio Sheep, 9s2 n. at Is 37ha ;
Haienbeck { Hollis: 40 Western sheep % 10, ~
So iois o2i Tennesses Lamgs. 59la ~ at So.
HoGs-Receipts GO carloads Of O97 head-t2 caroads
for sale Nominally steady a. 65as5 Is per 100 n
sales-Hume 6 Mullen: State Hogs. go n average
Hsilenbeck Hollis, State Hogs lcoarse) 800 n. az
"a so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23

Bulls and Dry Cows 0vS
Average today, estimated Zvg
Extreme range OF price, wa u ~
Good Prime Steers sold year at IS 60GSo 3d.
and the average estimated at Is 25.
BEEV ES-Recedpts for two days 324 caroads Of Go7
head-S9 carloads direct 20 East Side and BROOKLYN
saugherers las carloads az 60ist. OF which TO- ca,
other West Side butchers; Is carloads for export at
Weehawken and 90 carloads ~ Jersey City T. b. sld
Sixytwo carloads arrived late Saturday al Weehwken
Demand moderately active for all desirable grades ana
prices tsfe better for good Texans and fair 70 choy
native steers but grades slow. closae
weak. Nearly everything was sold 1890
Poor ~ good Texans and C0l0radOs sold &C s3<3 %
per 100 n medium prime Native cattle (gra =. ana
eoFn-ted ~ sias4 So -. tops az 81 75. Sey@al car
OF fair good hands 81 go
90 10 and bulls sold at 90 50d&3 30.
Private cable advtces SATURDAY. July 20. when
Refrigerated beef ruled steady Aid CLOSE &c n
American live cattle selling 1li~dl3c, ioc
the estimated dressed weight.
shipments tomorrow from this port 100 quarters
OF beef I'm the Alaska. .
Shipments from Baltimore and Philadelphia for the
pas, week. kindly reported by M I,anney Thomas
vero a. follows: From Beltimor6. 220 cattle on the
Minnesota for Meyer HOuseman 70 London on the
Mentmore cattle for Lehman Bros. and 10 for j.
Gould 10 Liverpool and the Gothenburg City 445
head for Lehman Bros. % Liverpool.
From philadelphia by y. Morris, 1G5 head the In
nexible 10 London, and $50 head the Hbernian 10
Glasgow -, - M. ~
563 ca lie and 45i sheep the Lake Superior Liver.
pool 44O cattle $50 sheep the Canadian ana III
cattle and 429 sheep the Corona to London 800
and 100 sheep the Corean aud 43i cattle ana
oI3 sheep on Gree 10 Glasgow 1913 cattle on the
rosbrok 10 Aberdeen and 226 cattle and 302 sheep on
the Ontario Bristol.
The weeks shipments OF live cattle and sheep and
dressed beef and mutton are az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23

eoa LT Tys T. Bs%ST se onis ss
Z %aa Bahia and BueRos Ayr hour private
ehnerBsa isy thence 70 Baenos kyrcs. lumber and ma
g Rueaos Ayres lumber sie So herman brig Sirius
"f5 eo sagf Rv. 5odS5 MS Sas
70 GD1@r general g private
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* 5ssa & ss sey but ss:'
for b SSs ass T,hn he Mess quoted tl2 5Cgsl3
q %s:s: SIS az Ssa ss 81 Sy E Fa%y Af
CITY 'af in price ice bq 56 sse'
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5d,l s % oS s1a sSs,s a dasi
held ana VIZ e. the o &f asSe demand o 5e
Sales S,IsI 10000 n picked bellies IL ayerag,9s 7s:
sSsa Ham, %r'i an1 SMOKED &c. 81 Fieesd
HS5 5S !S s 'Ss9 & e. Sd sS5
aoS S5t sSs fair lac gcsf Sg a srS
gain today and sos increased export move
points, point the the wsi pscq, GSs'"' a"
3 . w Hsa steam 1 %odsa s5 e eosnq at
july S'e firm and more o a " 9 S 3
Esc s.,ss goo e. 5000 Noye%ST .o Sosei a.
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q Tes17s wssrn o,s.S Ssssn' O
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- 1874 9e STATE Dairy Welsh tubs ,o ShScs
SSSice 90 fair prime 10 2SSiS 81
common, 1Oaibhc; Western factory June hrklns, i1s
12f June p,S7 H o 1f5 si5,H rs ose eGsnd s9
There was not much life to the movement today but
tory full cream. eOlored fine Sic; DO W, Whit
Q 1.2c, common prime full skins, 1d2c Ohio fat Ga
72c, fay . prime EGGs-Dgll and lower on large ~
al12c; Western, choice 14a1tRc; do fair ISHa1S'.e
SUGAR-Raw wholly nominal 10 absence 81 det19nd
FaF refining &c Centrifugal SO test sc...: REFINED
Fairly active az lac decline Crushed Qao; Cut Loaf.
Mould o"X" Sc conteesoners' a. s5,cl STANDARD
"a" sac or e. 3-l6GSsc; White, Extra &C"
7tEssc; Extra 90" 7i2G7%c; &C." '7is174e yellow.
sTEARINE-DulI and noninally as quoted last
Oily. 7sc Western, 7i2c oleomargarine, 52@6c
TALLOw-In fair demand and firm. Prime City
Quoted 4N;c sales $4,000 10 CITY, 4'sc and 10000 n
WOof-TIolders are not selling much wool. but claim
that prices fully Che basis OF recent sales and
ney expect 10 keep them there Buyers act ndTercnty
and take than positively needed for urgent use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-ExpOrters bought !, 'e ebS
oSa sds s snf medium
and n srieGsTy On sCo I bbls q 400
81 e 81 & ~ Fs'
Winter whess E% 75sss $50 sSs Se'ci t
2 Es So for ~ wsss indies @ Patent ten sra ss
5as S% Is Ef fs e { Gno q 9S s
an FsSs sp. GsP %s.s; iS Sa
a. acc SfG S fs SPs so sS$
%iR'e q SfG1s Sqgsrs fsEos
wh slow DEMAND Sale s,o SI9 P Fxiras ss ioSs
FsI s2S q = 5g Tads and
Sss: 4JS 5Ss gaSs6e 8 sSss
2 go Sbls At 81 N'''A 90 ''Ar' ' 49,. uto
"a gton ru TashS weak T's and @
BY turns but finally closed about tSs SgSeS' WIZ the
Which showed pet ss sS e. as + There special
m the trading howeyeI ana d%cS the transactions
were mainly Of eiaracteT Ee 70, ' he
coo sgiss cor, 1re csBe advcSs furnished
& 5uss O ,As s% o m hsy a lR0E bad Tae
which teeE BUYING by Ss NSs followed by
Nus weather abroad on which there was general
selling al aIos but ss se wet %es& e%G Por and
rumors q an Increased export demand a, n 1 VS. st.
started the ma h8ypS o. Receipts at the again
large n LGg 5ie SSS bUsSeis5 than
YEA, exncSted both of which served % weaken the sua
nen - poe time but effect was only momentary
i%gus sod early s57c, then declined to Soc after
which ia sSssc then broke 81 9i6c but closed
SGSng aeSd at s5sc and December ss%e Cash lots
AuguS' AMI and a trihe lower shippers took
N %Ge two Dads and mile' T rem Indifferent
S SS's fngsded Winter Red .2GS52c No. Req
9a sse over july do store quoted s5s.as7s; No
!c eostns at s51 Septenber CLOSING at
$50 40 0ctoer S6e dS6ssc closing az sGac do Novem
So2o' uo cosing at S7asc; do December 81 9l6dSo2c
DgSt,c a, sssc do May, 92Ea93c, closing at o3sc-.
R * sotrisy was 10000 bushels Western, f. and
on on, Saul iii SSxnnrt .. BARLEY Matthias a light de-
e3 a. COkY-Higher cables and decrease Of nearly
na oo0 s6ei in the visible supply had strengthening
ingTence today and the general market made slight
d,arce Cash grades IA 2c and shippers bought
nose freely, taking $4,000 bushels Options Responded
nTr1oppPtcns closing Arm Sales COS coo bushels future
49, No Mixed 43c elevator, 43as a44 sc delivered
- White quoted bid ahoat; No. July. clos
NJ l2sc: do 43s 43sfc closing az 43'sc do
September, 48'ge44c closing 44e; q, &c
,Ind somewhat stronger. without showing any material
Sg5ee Options entirely nominal in absence Of