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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-18
Special NOTICES.

THE NORTH SEATTLE W. c. T. L HAS
Il opened an employment Office Al itz reading
roor1. No 2. 1O9 Front street We solicit the pa
trcnage Of The ladies' Of that part u the city aud o
those wishing emp!O yment- Mrs A l. Smith,
Manager.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT METH
~ er the captain nor the cCnsiznses OF the ship
King Malcolm Captain Jones. from Maryporr.
VIII &c responsible for any debts contracted by the
crew, any member hereof, Of sai1 ship.
ROBERT JONES, Master
Dated Seattle, August II. 1891.
RE- YOU GOING To THE QCILLIUTE
"A country II 80. buy your ticket to CEaIiArn
bay, Clali2rn county. where you have the sdyau-
tage of good wharf and through pack trains TO
all parts Of the eui!liute and adjoining country.
James Carlson Packer. Clallarn Bay. Wash.
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S 900!
S $500 To Loan
$1,000
CARRAHER & MEACHAl
round Floor. ia Cherry St.

A1vs clements under The hesfs q Los,: ro9na,
fer "a For Rent and situstsoas " 80 =. =
sn~~rss = me rate a cent word eacn lnsers'on
ps~-s. ( .Iways IN advance No Advertisements
sse15ve for less than 70 cents
roT K-Tbe business ossos q ne fosr-Is-
s-rrrs. xxryn Ia open until II p m .isssihe1
.s1vxxtissrnents VII be received ny 70 thls noar
Advertisement win BE received 81 branch on'ces
~ fhe YasT-IETELLJsEseks q:
- IT san1rsons. Agent
60 r. -n*.ns French Il Springer
The fus5owinz letters a~sis sdvsF1sse's a. tnls
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M4RRTED.

SxTs sfryvgoEp-At the residences OF the offs-
ssrirs.~ter gey j. r. Damon, oG the morn
80 Grraay August II, 1891. NJ. James III.
~. zM Jennie e. 1eford- sSts % reatt1e-
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L4NDSC4PE G4RDFSFRs.

CARMICHAEL. STIRLING & co. LAMB
Box 1874, Gig. -
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EDTF1TIOSII.

EDTF1TIOSII.
Mt. RAINIER SEMINARY. NORTHEAST
vi corner 81 sixth and Spring streets. School
vii reopen August 81, 1897. For further jnfprms-
ton address the principal, Niss VI. B. Cochrsuc
SEATTLE FEMALE COLLEGE WILL RE
- open August "a. 1891. For further lnforrna-
iioH address the president. Rev. W. ". Beck Rs-
VIENNA. Wash.
MISS CHEAL'S SEMINARY. CORNER SIC
VI end and Madison. school reopens August RI
1-al
CCHOOL OF PRACTICAL. CIVTI. NFCHAN-
- ica!. mining. engineer Hg- surveying. frsugh--
lag arch:iec5 ure- aSSayInE and navigation. omen
al year. TZS Market street. san FrgprfSro ,Fal
Established iso4. a. Wander Nsiilen. PRESIDENT
SEMI Tor circular
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J. A IRVING
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
y shi3-Notlcs g hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore subsisting between Us the unde--
slEne1. Ferdinand ToSias. Paul Slngermau and J.
y GacDoaEati- carrying on business AZ Seattle
King county Wash. under the style and firm name
OF IosIas. >inserman & Co. was on the 18th dav
OF July. A D. 1891, dissolved ny mutual CONSENT
ana mat the business in future viii ne carried on
by The NacDougaD 6 SoUthwick Company" a
corporation. VII ch VIII pay and discharge all debts
ana LtSolaltics and receive all moneys payable 70
SAID late aru- FERDINAND TOBIAS.
PAUL SiSGERMAN,
J. IL. MACDDCJiALL.
Dated az Seattle This 18Th day OF July sal
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FoR sALE-REaL ESTATE.

NAVY YARD AIRES AT lot PRICE: SPE-
~ cal bargains in hisap comfy. John W Rum
Second street
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COTNTY NOTICES.

| AVE YOUR TROUSERS MADE BY COOK
- = Users ila&eF. We make nothing else III
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II PARSONS. TO- SEATTLE BLOCK
81 Books Of public officials. corporations. al
ambassadors. arms and lGdivldu4-s eZamiaei,
oC@ueSi or closed statements made thnFefrora
ADVICE given Partnership settlements business
correspondence and 3 general agency conducted
References furnished
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CTORAGE-9E HAVE SUPERIOR FACIII-
- ties fur stora-e. household goods. furniture ard
other goods pre- .ect.%f froEl li<r ami S0tifnE II r
Hammond & 70. s2l -s-3 West. corner Marion
CTuRAGE OF GRAIN. PRODUCE AND
- other property solicited and warehouse receipts
gwen. II. r Hammond & 10, - SIS N-esF and
Maroon, ana fronting Railroad avenue and WHAT =.
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BOON BEsDFRF.

l. ANTHONI'S BINuFRY BLANK ROoE
a man Jfactursrs. Washington street cornsr
y, Of. iiieEciAl rooms and Terry block seattle
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TRUCKING.

hauling aRd general true kim ami taarnirp a.
ply n Z. Ingram. room Llew-li IN Dodge build
ing Telephone SO
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SECCSD-H4ND GOODS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR INV
Pike street
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To LoAN-ESoN SEQ To : !. 200 AT 10 PER
c<ns-. on gpsN real security. frorG two 20
taree years 6eoers JehRsoa. y &ksirss street near
JAcxsea.
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ASsAFERS IND CHEMISTS.

4 LICE VI. AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
- cure and electrologtst hairdressiu- parlors :.
end 80 Holy0Ee block. Front snd spring streeFs.
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hARBLE and GR4STTE g0RE,

II" ENGLAND MAkBIE WORKS. cor
- nsr >lTJn and Pike stress seattle. Ain sf,,ss
cemetery ~orS on shortest notice: designs for
nished IN application Az
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WAETED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH.
w I0t ca OF near street car line. Lake Wasninz-
ton preferred Address Ca@ts. Post IEfesis geBcer
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n + BOGA RDUS. OFFICIAL. ASSAYER FOR
y. Chamber of Commerce: mines examined: as
saying and chemical work Of all kinds done.
Rooms A.. IS aud 20 Sullivan building. Front be-
tween Cherry and Columbia
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IRsTR4CTORS.

DOOTH & HANFORp ABSTRACT CONPANY
ID Incl Rooms -U-. % and 20 Burke block.
corner second and Marion streets
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Personal.
LOST.

T osT-DARK BAY HORSE: BRAND IL H"
II O. fore SHOULDER: years Old also black
ho-Se; brand p on f0rsSh0BItAr. about S years
oes weight q each stsOGt 600 pounds W. z.
@g11sE1s. Kinney and Madison streets Reward
VIII - paid
I O~T-ACCOUNT BOOK on MADISON
Il street car or Lake WssGinE1cn Finder VIII
return 20 l. IL Hea6ersal. West street house
and receive reward
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roR EXCHANGE

TrYoU HAYS 4 GOOD HOUSE AND LOT
~uz want 10 ercAsa=e fs- something xucsS call
on - Haxrssoa & reA1. 7oS >scersd street rcera
Is
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ICE CREAM. CONFEt -TIoS FEy FT, :
a Esrrs Ice cream. al NavGrs. ElXSys on hand
delivered prou8ptlr To al Parss q tae city: Nero
I4-Lan oreA> al 5avors, one quart 50 cents three
puts - cents. Two quarts 81, or 80 per gallon:
hc made candies r. ate fresh daily: iarssr A.
S-TtEf1enI IN the eiEy ~ HeHrvS. : Third street
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FOR REs-OFFrCES.

Tor gEST-oFFICE WITH DESK. on
Il g-oqn1 aeor- Apply ChHb@-g- TAeTs1Ez-
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Lon RENT - CORNER ROOM, WEST
i street AID Marion Apply 70 Il Z Hammond
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TOR SALE-.O ACRES OF GARDEN LAND
It across the Sound: must be sold; finest place
within sight of seattle; 81 so ho1se and a COZ
tage both furnished barns, 0afbuildings and nlac<
snilth shop. cattle and poultry; the land ~ rich
and half cleared and N high state OF cuiiIvA;l1n
copiou spring Of pure water on the place; good
water front and new steamboat wharf 81 800 FOR
the whole. = bargain AZ q sacrifice. Inquire SI2
Front street
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CTRAYED or @TOLEN-SaTURDAYS NIGHT
- frCEl III Washington alley. black kitten.
b03sS IL its ears ard ribbon and helI around Irs
DecE; answers 10 name Of Mig Suitable reward
Tor return 20 above address
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u ANTED-TEAMS; $50 RAILROAD TEAMS
" wanted by day or month TO work on Great
I'm railroad near Bonner's Ferry. Idaho.
= srcuiars write Burns & Chapman, spokane,
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NOTICE OF TTTON

THE FIRM HERETOFORE Known As
Il barry & Co. is dissolved by mutual consent
and VIII be hereafter known as J. A. Irving & Co.
tho viii assume al Indebtedness
". : BARRY,
J. A IRVING
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VOCAL Avn ms rRUaExr4I vr,Tc

F LANCER. INSTRUCTOR OF VIOLIN
~ harmony. etc. az state University OF Wash
lRston. Term begins August =. Scr particulars
iAs he application at the university ar Dlrant's
music store Front street, Columbia seattle az
MADAME BERTA CRTN ELI FROM NJ
VI Ian italy; vocal culture tOl3 Italian srhOal)
ard piano Instruction: music rooms. Ro.er house
Front. between spring and seneca streets: thrs
eulE ore on the Western coast holding in her ras-
session certificates from the famous New YORK
teacher Nine Louisa Capplsni
MUSICAL INSTITUTE. OCCTpENTA
VI block rooms SS5-,S.SS. vocal culture and in
sir0r1eists music, office hours, 10 - - m
Mrs " lizard principal
NARLBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC-VOTCE
= Miss VI a-tha :. Brown, pupil Of Nine. Capr. AM
OF New orS: violin. M Heinrich Israel az me
Io.s"rvatorE OF Era1kfort; piano. harmony and
crehs>trafion. Nj Edmund Morse; weekly TEXTURES
tree 70 students tdmuaa Morse director Burke
building second ana Mar on.
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LNOCND-A RED SkIFF OWNER CAN
Il have same by calling On l. H Hzuso1 foas o.
Harrison street
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GOfIEII 3DS
#CrAg7IY LODGE no. Z. I. q. o. p, MEETS
~ sxerx Tuesdav egening IA Odd Fellows ball
oysh ,Sasfte At 7sg o'clock: members Of sister
dees and so5ourning brothers IA ssod standing are
I C. F. ROLAND. ~ G.
HxsrY GIsB, Secretary.
P0stofsfe box yls.
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I'VE Buy FOR CASH SECONDHAND FUR
w ni;gre 20 any amount. EEe5erlck & Nelson
1-Zi3 Second
TTCE ETc TO ALL POINTS BY RAIL
l. IOh Il - road - 70 SIS cheaper than
the regular rates tickets bogzht and sold: tickets
guaranteed Richardson & Co, 1l9 Second street
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'hAkLE> y BLACkBC mfr CsTIC' 7
y mining geOlcgist. viii examine arf ret.crs =
the coLolt4on ana value OF any mining property II
tne state Precious metal mines a Sr'aciar.,-
Nearly twenty years experience. rno~5ar.f =
chargeS: al Work guaranteed Mining invest
hiehts-->tatl>flcs prove thar systematic rninjre
other legitimate business known Capffs1S-~ 49,
M invest neRts are invited 20 submit prIrA~ttfis
an ppiE Fare carZai1s- There i fnexh austfbI-
h2tEerai wealth right hsrp in washington a.
hluAuhicail1nS cneeTfCliy a.sw eree Corr
sp"hteIct solicited concerning EnOIcgical or nj r,
Wash 7 ''t's
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Seattle. wash. August II, 1891.
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DFEING AND CLF4NTSG

IAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING. CLEAN,
- ing and repairing worss. $50 second street
" ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER OF
~ ladteS' ami gents ciothing. Fifth ard Lanes
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TOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST RESI-
Il dences on Queen Anne hill; corner Of Temper
ance aud Bradley streets: cable passing the door:
cheap and easy terms Rees p Daniels, room 2l2
Butler block
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AS TO SPRING.

love tho spring, it L. 10 FREQ
From ardas and actiyity.
1t prfdiapOscs nun to shirk
All but iNexorabla work
When grasses start and buds fOreteil
The blossoms by tho way they SWELL;
When fenthered things distract the air,
Getting t,eir dwellings In repair;
When eggs and bugs and flowers ard wOeis
Are I'LL a-hatGhing, MIXTURE needs
All the spare force there is afioat
To make her enterprises mote.
For men II can't bnt foolish be
10 att i've with her for energy.
q vo in to her; give over wishing
To overcome her. Go n fishing!
Find II fit stream and duly try
II angle worms will jllstify
Their title. For the time ignore
Remote results. Consider moro
This vaernnt i'm pulse of the present,
And what it offers that is pleasant.
Hriof is the season of transition
The jog trot sulnmer has it's mission,
In its fierce sun you dare not b tsk,
To shun its Aent becomes a task
That lasts till fall ONE back again
And n ture's work il finished. Then,
When growth at length in harvest ceases,
The energy that she releases
Comes back to man and holds his mind
Down to tn work of humankind.
Spring ia alone the time of choice,
respect her, then, and heed her voice.
EDWARD s. MARTIN, in May Scribner.
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Automatic Manners,

But time changes minds as we'll as man,
ners, though even now when making
changes from one circle to another, it often
requires that adaptability which could be
said found in one who has automatic man.
ners. However, such radical changes not
only appear in drawing room repartee,
street dress, etc, among people, but also n
the conveniences and Iu1urieR afforded
mankind. Railroad travel is one instance.
A few years ago, comparatively one had to
consume much valuable time in an uncom-
Portable way to make what is now thought
nothing of as a nights Journey in a sleeper.
portatlon facilities can be foEnd on the
fast trains of tbs Minneapolis d ST. Louis
railway to Chicago, st. Louis, Hot Springs,
Kansas City, etc. Inqdire of any agent OF
the company, or G. M: Pratt, general TICKET
and passenger agent. Minneapolis. Mimi.
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S~UMMoNs-la THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the First Judicial District Of the State OF
Montana, in md for tho county Of levin md
Clarke.
lfarh, Cory h TO. nimItodD, plnintin Va.
Mi,nhanl ". heots, defendant, hlinH summons.
mo static Of Montana sonda greeting TO the
uioyo named defendant.
You are hereby required 10 hppear In mn action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
II! the district court ~ tho rifst judicial district
81 he state Of Mountain, In and for tta county OF
Lows AM Clarke. nnd 10 nnswer tho complaint
f,lod thersin, within ten days, toxclnsivo Of tho
day OF aorgice) after tho eorvi,co on you Of this
snmmons, II served within this county; or. in
served on. Of this county, hut within this district.
withln twenty days; othcr%ise within forty days.
or Judgment by default Will b, taken against you,
according TO tho prayer Of enid complaint.
Tho said actin 10 brought to fscogor az
you the sum of 1900 90, with interest thereon
z" aa" anS r"' T. Il isa sen upon per G = bilHi r." Of " a"aianx iron dra ns,
upon the firm of tjraene Il knefe, of which firm
y ignlleeed that youwereh member ntthetirnet said
bill was drawn ard at Nil times mentioned
i,aroih and ~ tho compliant on iiln herein, in
faynr o. ne riaintih for no mm Of $s,Mooo o.
OF u v, Matthew II Co... 81 which firm II IL al
legged gon werea mnlnEer wien said bill WIS
drawn. deliver ID md presented, a copy of which
najd bil' is as foilows, to-wit
five r" 5, :" the 1rd dmu OF Bnoh, cory d Co. 1 n,mi'rdl
coifei I, and charge same to account OF
or. MhTTIiEw & Co.
70 Greene y Esefe. 80 Bate, Montana.
u pItlhtih alleges MAJ INC SAID Dill was duly
presented to said Greene b Kcefe on December
Z 1859, bnt was not accepted; Of all which you
| tho defendant bad due notice.
And yon arc hereby notified thai IL you fai, TO
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the aaid plaintiff will take judgment
gainst You for the said sum of $5,000.W with
interest thereon at the rata of ten per cent. per
nhhti'n rom December Z, 1888, and the costs of
! til + action.
hiyon under my hand anlth seal Of tho dis
trict court OF tic First judicial district of the
state Of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke, this 9th day OF April, in the year
% our Lord, ono thou.and eight hundred and
ninety.one.
l !sAtLuI JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY II. j. CASSIDY, Deputy CLERK.
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Go East

Via Chicago and the popular Chicago, st
Paul and Kansas City Railway. Tho thou
sands of people who annually leave thu
Dakotas, Manitoba and the northwest fol
their old homes in Canada and he east will.
find the above-named route safe, comfort
able, speedy and exceedingly pleasant. 1t
IL the banner line between Minneapolis or
st. Paul and Chicago, and runs the finest
f-alns of any road in the west. Only 13x
hours between Minneapolis or st. Paul and
Chicago. For particulars address T. b.
Ross, Northwestern passenger agent, 19f
East Third street, st. Paul, Mimi, or w.
h. B%ousonbark. General Passenger aud
Ticket Agent Chicago. ILL
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EXCURSION TO MARYLAND.

Opportunity to visit thc Growing South.
Excursion tickets to Hageystown, Md,
and return will be sold May 20 to 25 inclu-
siwe from all b. d q. points west of the
Ohio river and connections at II fare for
the round trip. Tickets good until June
30, with stop over privileges at one interme-
diate point east and west OF the Ohio river.
AT Hngerstown low rate excursion tickets
will be sold excnlsionists to i. d o. Il. Il.
points in tho Shenandoah wiley, Virginia,
West Virginia and Maryland. Apply to
nearest i. u q. agent for rates.
Information about low priced lands, in
vestmenta, thriving towns, ETC., will be sup
Piled by M. V. RICHARDS,
Land and immigration Agent.
IL. d q. II. r.,
Baltimore, Md.
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petitioner can read and write him his own
vernaculnr and that no has u special gift
of Almighty, viz, no is n very tall young
man beyond the ordinary hight Of human
population in this country where the inhnb
itants nrc mostly short, and thnt on this
for the office of flag holder shonld your
honor DO please to confer mo n situation !
shall pray God for your long life and pros
perity.''- 81. James Gazette.
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Passengers destined to the prominent cit
les east of the Missouri river should patron
ize the Chicago, Union Pacific d North
western line. Magnificent Pullman and
Wagner sleeping cars, elegant Pullman and
Northwestern dining cars, free reclining
chair cars, handsome day coaches and COM
Portable Pullman colonist sleepers.
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How to Prevent Roughness Of the Skin.

How to Prevent Rouglness OF the Skin.
During cold. dry, windy weather this
question agitates the mine of every lady in
tho land who prizes n smooth, soft skin.
There is nothing more harmless and effect
i've thar Wisdom's Violet Dream for pre-
venting and eradi eating the i'll effects of
severe weather. Try it.
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Death From Kidney Disease

Is the unfortunate and untimely ending of
thousands of the American people annually.
Oregon Kidney Tea is guaranteed to cure
all forms Of kidney troubles. Take it in
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

signiaed WILLINGNESS to trade in grain at Cd. There
The cEtre market eosd ' nea S gGnef Evs sssS
pI tl IA Il HG9dTa LOG a1 rack, ,SHI
70 ,y ' SsGo 300 DOS S5ined on e terms Norwegian
MIsCELLAA LoUs CHAKlEKs-tark Giaco Des,,n,s,:
Renee 10 ue west cast SOUTH america private term
wood 81 British steamer WaIachia time tiaer II 9s:
Mexican trade. S. bark r. \. c. Smith. Havana 10 Ne.
Blue jacket. Norfolk Newport News to Newcastle ss
PRoVIsIoNs-PoRK- less demand to-day. b,,
prices were steadily maintained sales 80 bbs Mess %
go 5oesll 2? for new Short Gear 81 5oasls Ex,ss
SHADY and qGt fI cy Extra md Yg Me & m
at slSdS b., 90 Family $9dsl0 % Packet in bbs sss
E5 80 al the s aPt(dr g. S 70 here and
gaoted al SC Picked Ham. smoked Ht do s hs:
dosed at July Az DRssED DAY ssle S:
5 iSOc p lo5 H. isc Pigs iS es.e;
to-day on general daInsss IN trade and pfo,peets q
points and cash closed points lower at o Sed. -
nomiqal March closed at 59Sc; April nominal; Nay
closed at 6loc bid sales 800 tes G10g61c July, sgs
tnent quoted go 5e Sout. America. 0;73c BUITER-
Cea%sry 5g6s best $50 f1 IT, to S sRSse lss:
& O ce wsy 'St fancy h goc Do eSS
26d2sc; do fair good 2oa2oe held cEcarery i7d22s
s sSs, P5a55c fair to choice STATE Dairy half hif
tubs, tai! ends, fancy 24a23c choice "a
tubs, f3Rcy a8qd24c choice, 22d23c TAR 70 good IN
PIC State DAIRY nrSns, eholcg 70 ancy, 2la23e fair
4 good sa2oc fa laq Western 81. F Parry chs
a2c; Grsts 19d2ic; seconds, l5al7c; thIds llIal2Le
ouT:hs 10alc; ols sT.:t r ShhE5SEn int
He-s noted ats,y STATE iac;Oy full cream fall nads
1osc good to prime 0JidlOic; fair 70 good 94d9'c
common TO fair SHd04c ful! stn, 2,dic Light skins
syyanii siIs, I2c EGGsT9uet and rather
Northwestern lie; Southweste lie southern l96fc
STEARINE-liad light inquiry city lard quoted .,
Sr'G NRS-RAW-Dull and UNCHANGED In price No
sales rep ted. Fair refining quoted az DC eenfugal
fiNf:D-Fsr.y active and stronger Crushed G'se Gu
o. Sc Mould AZ oolGc; and - \, ,e 9hc Con-
VIA &c" ) 0.I655'sc: yellow Extra CO. ) Else;
other Yeows ; 1.l64j BIO n.,... .,.. -,
TALIOW-Dull and rather weak PrIhc CITY quota
1T hid. No sales.