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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

Is0R SALE-CHEAP: THREE BLOCKS
i In the Immediate vicinity of the gas
works: cheapest wholesale business prya
esty in the city: also S lots on Seventh aud
jackson streets on account Of an eneum-
brance on the property IL Will be offered
for 80 days 100 per cent. lower than other
property In that vicinity. Apply TO Josiah
Collins, Jr.. corner Front and Cherry.
lss0R SALE ~ STEAMER - LENGTH. 80
J feet: beam. Ia feet: compound engine.
~ inches and inches by Inch cylinders:
compound boiler. a. inches in diameter, 6
feet long; allowed 100 pounds OF steam
masts. sails and fittings, complete: hull
and machinery built in Iss7: the above
steamer IL for sale at great bargain. Adj.
dress Moran Bros, Seattle I'm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
FOR SALE.

NOR sALE--SIcE RESIDENCE LOTS IN
L. fesier's FIRST addition: few minutes
walk or ride on Min street cable road will
take yen on the cheapest lots in the City oil
Seattle; size of lots, 60x12s feet: adjoining
lots are selling from 5000 TO $500 the lot,
don't miss this chance II you want 10 get 4
nice cheap lot for home: price of lot $50
only. George Dorffel. Real Estate Broker,
Office, Commercial street, between Mill
aid Nashlneton. un stairs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

Ia enc month Two yearliag heifers and one
two year old heifer. Call on G.. W Gillette.
Of HARRINGTON & Smiths.
INoR SALE AT FREMONT, LAKE
j Union. 10 minutes ride b. rail or haat
from centre OF city, room house with cor
DER lots aud fine well al kitchen door: also.
about 80 5ne building OTIS: low prices and
easy terms; special i'm neemenfs In those
who viii build immediately. NJ Phillips,
Occidental Hotel
TOR ssLE-THE BEST BUSINESS IN
Seattle whole or halt interest: will
Bear borough investigation; no humbng:
large profits; sickness the oaly cause of
selling: give full name aud address, and
direct ~ bex 1871.
l.Ms sAtE~LoT s. BLOCK ss, s. A.
1 Bell S.st0: lot 10. block s. Rurke's Ind
sii0o: lot <. block Il. Mob Hi, 400: lot n
hlofk /. 'esst' ny Park, $500; block s, Cruwf,
Asd,tfe ace. .aser & Cerby. 81 YesIer
Block
INoR SAIF--BARBER SHOP WITH ONE
4 shstr. centrally located: good frst
class irssie. this Ii a good chance for
steady sanag married nan Call or AT
dress, t.sas. Halstsaf. nohouiish. w. T.
GT-.a NEW FIVE ROOM HOUSE.
90 s.O centrally iooated. BIttinger &
Meaeham
I.>0R SAFE IT, PHoroGg apHgss--s
I geai working gallery in y;etaria. II.
G.. wiia Iegises e0mna.tcs tahSuess fetch s.:
stad Opportunity fay pushing man, price.
ssa0 ~fhefus. islis efllse.
era NICELY tMPPovEn RESI-.
80 SsFf sisace psopssftg on sahie ne;
graa8 ylgw RisSengsF & seseham
Tsug skLE~sS IMPROVED FARM OF
"a u ree- sitaatea an NhIts tigeE, near
ssaif.e. T.; asl hoitsss land; price slI.-
.s9 For particulars, anniy or-wrsts Is J. /.
y Nsl's rs SEATTLE. W
@gKl~..- pi.gNnfp NtRw ~fnrs ~
= aNsNJ Qaeea Auae Tawn nfttearsr
HOS SALE THREE Ngw SIX ROOM
4 n9NSss stasf tsaN - 80 safssE sra l.st fggsx
is@ ases ~ e, ssA1R gals nFs1pesss il ttav
ifit tisssst5 So l,ssf 70 ssath. segs Z n@giaas.
Eessga SfaFs BisV,s
81, 44tsl - feef tas 90 Fgsal street.
= tsastssU near F5se. gbag, il MY :
issls5is.s@ ~ offered asf Il "a ssss \ suv.
AstssseF s 8eaeast7s nsss q .ies7.s
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sosas A4a. Brst eass4 er5eT iai ~
I,s afsns ats, eHe@a inaaltz BE asn &
i'easss, t's.s#a' rs slfygs.
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sfsNs fes asaste8 ssTore ~ xeF
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

l.aR SAtF~~LoT 3. BLOCK -, s. A.
1 Bell 500: lot 10. block s. Rurke's Ind.
sliN: tot :. block h. Mob Hi. 400: lot n
hlael !. De- ny Park. $500. block s. Crown
Asd,tfe ace. .aser & Cerby. 81 YesIer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

IsOR SALE Ar FREMONT, LAKE
Union. 10 minutes ride by rail or hoat
from centre OF city, room house with cor.
ner lots aud fine well Al kitchen door: also.
about 10 tjne building OTIS. low prices aud
easy terms; special Inducements In those
who win build immediately. NJ Phillips,
Occidental Hotel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

OPPORTUNITY IL OFFERED To LEASE
~ piece of unimprayed property on
Front street. Front and Virginia, for term
Of years. For particulars. address G., T.. o.
Box SIS. SEATTLE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

TOR SALE-THE BEST BUSINESS IN
I Seattle: whole or halt interest: will
Bear borough investigation; no humbng:
large profits; sickness the oaly cause of
selling: give fuil name aud address. and
direct In hnn lN1I
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

4 sST s f7kkkK IN Tx Is ~ vii Sfe
S$sssssss hass&. pa Asss - T. u Ms @ss&@
aS@ - e y p see : s'sA. Mssasses4Essa. tsss.
sss~ssa hss asez ssssNaess assax al sszTfsea asc
wAsuc1 ss Asnss pswsTassas sae cana.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

ssSE&sS ASEftE- TAXES Up IN My
II nsss. So thss ssawags - gsxer, sstses
esses sssslss ssAs ma ssasssseAa esssgas SIX
ses as 3 8 NAP a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

r-oR RENT OFFER OsE ONE or
n the hest garden and chicken ranches
IN King county When | say so. Il mean
every word Of it: fronting on salt wafer.
with abundance of fresh: also close to the
city: eveYytnln complete. 50 chickens on
the place. other ADVANTAGES oss the plsce 10
make money: will give 5 years lease:
terms. $50 down, the balance 10 work. In.
quire at H0Sne Restaurant. between James
and Cherry streets. on second.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

IEN0R SAlF-BARBER SHOP WITH ONE
4 ehafr. centrally located good, tirst.
class irssie. this Ii "A good chance for
steady. sanag married nan Call or al
dress, tsssas. Halssraa. nohouiish. w T
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
I'M. M. GILCHRIST & CO.
Reol Estate and Rental oents

Also No. bargain In Chelsea. lots No
and ~ on Third street, Chclfea, iis,iSils,,.
With some small houses thereon. The whole
property, including houses aud block. can
be bousht Tor tLooo.
Also bargain In rental property. PAYS
W. per month rents, or s'tt per annum. in.
pfoNemenhl ~ hlsIclass condition, for $3.50.
Property for Speculation. Improved
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
THE COURTS.

Chancellor Estes yesterday handed down
the following DEGREES:
Sykes vs. Musso; sale Of DeSoto street
lot ordered.
Shaw vs.. Watson; decree for complain
ant
Collins VS.. Burrows; bill dismissed.
John League, administrator Of the es-
tate OF Samuel Koran, deceased, has filed
n bill in this Court, asking that Mrs. j. III.
McClelland and others he made defendants
in a suit instituted against J. II. MoClel-
land, against whom judgment for the
sum OF ~, 43G IL was obtained some time
ago.
II. NJ. James has instituted proceedings
against Eldon q. Fields TO recover pay
ment OF some notes.
g. G. Severson and others have filed
q bill against |. @. Ryder, asking fora par
tition OF the estate OF J. T.. Cooper, aud
Interpretation Of the will.
\ w. Parker has enjoined Taylor Aber-
nathy from selling horse and COW under
a chattel mortgage, claiming TO have paid
all but $40 Of the amount for which they
stand pledged.
Bills filed: S. W. Parker vs.. Taylor
AOeTnalny, 10 cnloln defendant from
ioreclosing a chaitcl mortgage, given yith-
out consideration.
The Kansas City, Springfield 4 Mem
phis Railroad Company against the Pros
pee, Park Dummy line amended bill. TO
recover l,9j0.i0 for cross ties. Prayer
for receiver, for order compelling stock.
holders 20 pay up 80 per cent on subscrip-
tons not yet collected, for cancellation OF
$4,000 first mortgage bonds, unless in the
hands Of innocent purchasers, and order
restraining issuance OF receivers cert H.
Gates.
Chanoery calendar, additional cases for
Monday, March II: 5,022. Mayors W.
Mckinstry; 1850, Rogers w. nllman;
6,052, Dcloach ya. Brent; 6,Oj3, Abslon w.
Bodkin; 6,O5i, Vance Va. Newport; 0.O55,
Ferguson VI, helcrman, 0,Oj6, Elmonds
vs.. Moore G,0j7, Gray W.. Dalton; G.O5S,
Maury vs. Seldcn; G.0j9, Newport vs..
johnson; 6,Ot1. Dcgnan vs.. Smrla; G,06l,
lehman vs.. Wexford; 6,O62, Roscnplantcr
W. Board Of Education. 6,OGl, McOmbcr
Va McOmbcT 6,OGi, Tschurni vs.
1schurni.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

TmE fact that good health, strong muscles
and sound nerves are attainablc should en-
courage every invalid to nn earnest cndcavor
IN the right direction. Remember all disease
owes it, origin, more or less, 10 a lack Ia the
blood Iron In the blood means health
invalid aud little or no iron will be- found.
Healthy mems blood h full Of iron. The
best method Of supplying tnis lack of iron
II by using Browns Iron Bittcrr, n SURF cure
for dyspepsia, general dobilit,, weakness aud
all wasting diseases.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
AN INDUSTRIAL KEYNOTE.
MEMPHIS GETTING THERE WITHOUT
ANY BOOMING.
West Memphis as a Site for Manufacture
ing Er terprises-An Extensive Wood
enware Works to be Located Across
the River.


The good effects to result from the build
ing OF the bridge are already beginning to
manifest themselves, and the future OF
West Memphis is beginning 10 loom up
with distinctive proportions. A deal was
effected yesterday which points to the con-
clusion that important industrial enter
prises are beginning 10 look southwark for
favorable locations. For some months
past the 81. Louis Woodenwa-e Company,
one OF the most extensive establishments
OF the kind in the world, has had its agents
out to seek site for new factory which
combined ready access to suitable timber
and proximity TO point well located geo
graphically for the easy distribution OF
manufactures over wide scope Of
territory. Chattanooga, Nashville. At
lanta, New Orleans, Birmingham, Vicks-
burg, and Memphis were all visited
and after careful canvass OF the
points OF advantage presented by these
several cities Memphis was selected rs the
place above all others best suited to The
end in view.
Finding property in this city too high,
anu luuN lilt ttUil VI
the bridge will make West Memphis as
valuable for manufacturing purposes rs
Memphis itself, negotiations were set in
motion TO secure an extensive tract OF land
on the other side OF the river. Messrs.
Theodore Tamm and Charles Evar,s, I'M
der whose management the works will be
operated, have been here for several days
past, and yesterday concluded contract
with Capt Organ, OF the Z. b. Bryan, and
John Long, the Main street stalioner, for q
twenty years lease Of eight acres OF land
owned by them in the immediate vicinity
OF the West Memphis approach to the
bridge. The lease was drawn up by Judge
Randolph and signed, sealed and executed
by all the parties.
The company proposes, IL is said. TO be-
gin at once the construction OF plant,
independent Of the st. Louis concern.
The works are TO be very extensive, and
the main building is to cover over four
acres. la addition to this there will be u
lumber yard, Il blacksmith shop and other
necessary appurtenances.
Buckets, churns, wash tubs OF all
descriptions will be manufactured there,
and the estimated output Of tUbs and
buckets will be run up into the thousands.
Two hundred men aud women will be IT.
quired 10 keep the works IN operation.
Fifty neat cottages will also be erected by
the company for the use OF its operators.
A force Of seveniy.ive men has been en-
gagged ut st. Louis and the work OF con-
struction will be- begun within the next
four weeks. The company's capital 10 be
invested here IL estimated at Sl7j, 900.
Thus beginning the frst chapter Of the
great industrial boom which will triple
the population OF Memphis within the
next decade.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
BARGAINS IN FORT PICK FIRING FOR SALE

Corner lot, corner Van Burcn aud Louisi.
ana streets SSxi2i, = to a i5-foot alley. Call
and zoe this.
Corner lot corner Arkansas avenue and
Coffee street. S5nl2ih TO an alley. At a
bargain.
Lots 8 and ~, fronting on Sixth and
Seventh streets each 1Ix2l5. railroad
nd Suburbs. and would be glad TO Ia
Mat,af,t,ia TaAn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
RAKaAINa IN RusINnsa LOTS

tl2S5b Ter foot will buy two splendid
busino lots right az tie corner a Beale aud
shc by sire IA, froniing on both str, cts The
hisl one who CONS aud looks at this y. or.
.riy will buy u, for u Is nov offered for u, 600
les ihnn we could have sold II for one
month ago
Corner lot on Orleans street Tor 5000. Part
cas- ba'auoc Ia four payments.
We Have Beautiful Residence Lots,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
shelby Circuit Court.

Tie jury In the case Of Foster ". the 81.
Louis Iron Mountain 4 Southern Rail-
road Company Tor damages to plaintiff
property decided late Thursday after.
noon In favor Of the former, fixing the
amount Mt II eco.
The slO.OOO damage suit Of Mrs Jennie
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
Criminal No,irt.

The case Of Harvey Jackson, charged
with murder, has been retired for want Of
evidence. Thomas and Mary Iryy, who
have been held in Jail rs witnesses, were
released Yesterday by order OF court.
9. J.. Ray was fined S25 for keeping q
gambling honse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
Prohnie annri.

John League was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate Of John FitI
patrick, ON his official bond.
Henry Scosscl, ST., X. llcxtcr and Louis
Kahn were appointed commissioners to
set aside a years allowance 10 Resale
BALI, the widow Of Aaron Balz.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
The Hes, ming. Coun,rr,ci,cd.
NEW GOLD DISCOVERIES

Buyers should Insist on having the genuine
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oh. JNO. &. BAKER
a Co., Philadelphia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
Jake Eiirai.'. no,.mes...

BALTIMORE, Md, March sake Kill
rain sails from New York Wednesday.
In answer 10 the statement that no Is 20.
ing TO Europe TO escape his match with
Sullivan, says he won't ~ II Sullivan will
agree 10 meet him In six weeks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

Wadsworth vs.. the Western Union Tele-
graph Company is on trial.
G. +. Farnsworth 4 Co. brought suit
against the Newport News 4 Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company yesterday for
81 200 damages.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
Irnn.lrr. nI Iie,Ii.-

Charlotte Hester To Caroline Ilastico.
lots IL aud 10 in block IS, north side Of
Linden street, for 500.
Ada Rcinhardt TO Eliza Crosson. lot "
In the Grccnlaw addition to Memphis. for
$500
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
IHTNHIrl
CAUTION.


swifi's gpcclac l. entirely vegetable prepaf.
alton. and should no, b. euuionndcd Win the
various substitutes lmitaiiuns non s.rfct hmm.
bugs, "Suocus Alicfans," etc, ETC. which are
now bclnt Manufactured b. various Irfrnu.
None ~ lhrfc contain a finrle article which
enlcrs Into The composition ~ :. y. \. Thcfc ID
only une sviit's Spctllc, aud there is nothing Ia
the world Ike u.
CorrrEyntg. Mrs. February On, ises.
Genilrmoni suncfcl With eczema Tor nearly
twolcafs, aud Vas truaicd b., thfcu physicians,
bgt they could do me no good. ! spoke Of tfy.
ing y and they told me \ would Nil me,
Bot ! iucd v nny way, aud after taking slx 90
tight bottles, was completely cured, and have
never bCrn buihsrd since with u, and I Rel II
duty 70 yon aud suffering humanity 20 make
ihis statement II. \. DAVIS
hOSrroHr IIousE. wills Point. TeSa..
Apfll .. issa
Ocnilcmsni Our baby when hot two vccks
oil MAS attacked with scf0faiuus affection
that fni time destroyed hcr eycsight entirely,
and tlusci us 10 despair Of hcf life hhc was
imai,d ~ The bost ply siclann vlihon, bcncnt.
We finally rayc her Swin's kIscihc. which
soon relieved her completely aud she y nov a.
bale aud beatty a child u ihfve as ,an b. fuiind
aayNhcfc. \ v. DnK
Tfrailse on nlood and Skin nl.cascs mailed free.
uhhutTr hrtciFtc Co, Dn~ef 4, Atlanta, Ga
Nes ioik. 20 broadway.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

frontage. Nice pro perty for railroad priv.
legcs, aud can be bought cheap.
800 iest fronting on Georgia, Carolina and
sixth streets. Has street car aud railrosp
frontage. This property IL bounded M the
north south and vest by streets and on the
easr by an alley.
70 YOU call and inanao, T.. .,.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-05
A BIG DEAL,
Five Brick Houses in the Twelfth Ward
Change Owners.

Five Brick Houses in the Twelfth Ward
Change Owners.
James W. Drape & Co. sold five brick houses
and lot about 60x120 feet, in the Twelfth
ward, adjoining Penn avenue and Twenty
fourth street, for S14. 500 cash.
c. Beringer & Son. 103 Fourth avenue sold
for John Getz to William Weigle farm of
lbs acres in Westmoreland county near Hills.
dale station, Pennsylvania Railroad, for 2,5O0.
Kelly & Rogers, No. 63l5 Station street, sold
for E. G. Walker to r. E. Twyford three lots
on Flavel street, Nineteenth ward, I7xl2O. for
s., 800; also to c. II. Gray for William Fulton
house and lot on Euclid avenue for 50, 700; also
sold for William s. Brooks to G. W. Espe a
business property on Larimer avenue for So 500:
also sold to ]. w. Moore house and lot on
Rural avenue for 81, 200
l. o. Frazier corner Forty.fifth and Butler
streets, sold for John Davis and James W.
Campbell lot 25xl10 feet TO a 2O-foot alley,
situated on the east side of Fisk street, near
Dawson street, Seventeenth ward to Weihert
Hacker for 81 ,562 80. or s62 so per foot front
Black & Baird, 95 Fourth avenue, sold to II.
G. Hornburger, for the estate of ]. s. Wilcox,
lot III the Wilcox estate plan, on Hazelwood
avenue, Hazelwood, S713 feet front by 100 feet
III depth. for 81. 200
Allies & Bailey, 164 Fourth avenue, sold to J.
c. Allies for AloIs Gedeon a business property,
corner of Washington and Brownsville ave-
nues, Thirty-frst ward, lot 40x45. for S775 cash.
W. A. Heron & Sons sold lots Nos. 81 and 9S
in the BisselI plan, 20x100 each. for $500 cash.
Reed B. Coyle & Co., l3l Fourth avenue sold
for William M. Orr to D.P. Thomas lot No. "a in
the Thornton Place plan, at Coraopolis. Pa,
for Sl50.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-05
IRREGULAR AND FEVERISH.
Stocks Moving Within Narrow Limirs-A
Drop in Northern Pncific-The Coal
ers Conspicuously Strong
Trusts sNegiected-RaiI.
road Bonds Ouier.

NEW YORK, September 4.-The stock market
to-day was less active than yesterday and at
the same time was more irregular and feverish,
with some marked m ovements in the specula-
tive favorites. The general list was traded in
within narrow limits. There was no marked
change in the tone of the market, however, and
the underlying strength of the situation was
demonstrated by the way III which prices were
held up in the face of the heavy realizations in
the leading speculative stocks. London prices
this morning we're lower and there was consid-
cradle realizing, which the cables stated was
from this side, but the opening of our market
was generally firm.
Northern Pacific preferred opened close up to
the best prices for week past. The selling in
that stock, however, was very marked, and the
pressure in the early dealings was so great that
drop of ~ per cent was scored In the first
few minutes. The market was almost wholly
in the hands of the local traders, and London
and Chicago stood alooffor the time being, but
there was fresh buying enough to resist the in.
fuence of the drop In Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, especially as the common stock dis
played most pronounced strength and soon
scored a rise of ~ per cent. Later in the day
both gave way under the heavy pressure
brought against them and the lowest prices of
the day were made in them at the close, the
loss in the preferred during the last hour being
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-05
Grain, Flour and Feed.

Receipts bulletined at the Grain Exchange,
80 cars. By Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chi
cago, II cars of oats, of hay, Q of corn of
feed, of wheat of flour, of bran. By Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and 81. Louis, l car of straw,
2 Of corn. l of wheat, 2 of hay, of -four, of
oats. By Pittsburg and Lake Erie 2 cars of
oats, of rye. Sales on call, l car sample oats,
231zc, spot. P. r. R.; car high mixed shell
corn. 40c, P. R. R.; l car 2 y. e. corn, Septem-
ber, 43c, P. r. R. The drift of cereals is down.
ward. Minnesota millers have at last sub
mitted to the inevitable, and reduced prices on
-four. The best spring patents from new wheat
can be laid down here in wood at IS % per bar
rel. In anticipation Of this drop, jobbers have
been cutting for some time. Our flour quota.
tions are reduced 25c all along the line, in view
of stubborn facts. A leading jobber reports
collections very slow. and says the dificulty of
collecting is the worst feature of -four markets
at the present time.
WHEAT-New No. red, SIC: No. g H@7ec.
CoRN-No. 2yellow, ear, 455z@46c; high mixed
ear, 43044c; No. yellow, Bhelled, a0h@lc;