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Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-18

Failure or weakness
of heart action is very
prevalent.
1t is a most serious
and dangerous condi-
ton to be in.
The first symptoms
may be very slight and
apparently trivial.
But do not fail to
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-18

times nearly five feet higher and at
others five feet lower on one side than on
the other and in the compromising of the
two tides in a distance of one hundred
feet. In He'll Gate one foot difference in
height is often noticed. When this COM
pounding process is completed with the &C.
emulation from both floods, re-
plenished with the drainage of the rivers,
which volume of fresh water is kept back
and on the surface by the body of sea wa
ter flowing into the sound near the bottom
on account of it's density.
With the compromising of the two flood
tides in Long Island sound, and there
meeting with increased volume since He'll
Gate excavation, added to the heavy fresh
cts from the rivers and the tremendous
pressure from strong west gales-which
the United States signal services shows
frequent this region-imparts to these va
ters rotary motion and scour, giving a
reason for the gradual widening Of Long
Island sound and the disappearing Of
numerous islands and sandy points laid
down on early charts of this coast.
Having completed the description of this
ancient chart, save brief mention of some
of the most western Long Island towns
laid down thereon, viz, Jericho, Jamaica,
Bedford and Gravesend, also numerous
small inlets for eye small vessels on ye
north side" and ferry from the now site
of Brooklyn to Manhattan Island, separat-
cd from Eye main by ye Spyten Divil
Creek" Tor Harlem river], there remains
only to make mention of the meeting of
the tides of the East and North Tor Hud-
son] rivers, and at their junction at Nut
ting Tor Governor Island connected it to
Long Island at low water with narrow
sand spit, over which within the past 100
years cows were driven at low tide to pas
ture from Long Island to Governors Is
land, and through which channel has
now been forced (by the encroachments BY
docks on East river) and now known as
'Buttermilk Channel"
Here at the meeting Of these waters off
the battery Of our day il shown the mag
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-18
HEART FAILURE.
Increase of This Terri
ble Nerve Disease.

Weak Heart, Shattered Nerves and
Nervous Prostratlon the Trou-
BILE With Thousands.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January 1, 1891.
70 date are sl2.7U2.2fe. There were fled for
record yesterday y deeds. the considerations
s-gregzting 1882 an average II s78ZG5 Fol-
loving Is the List as furnished BY Osborne,
Trenper & Cosabztrsctorx o. title, 10 Cherry
street. between Front and second.
" D. Wood TO Z. = Osborne. lots 3 70 L. block
s., Wood avn sgd 10 Green LAKE, Sen.
c. A. Mckenzie . 4. e. scott, lots aud &
block =. ElGorado add 70 Kirkland. $3.50.
Rainier Avenue Electric Railway Company 10
c. 2 Egge.t, acre II sec s. a. 4. $40.
N Ii. stevens 10 J. l. sorbin- part los 3. and
5, block s, seattle hi Assn, ,OJ0
Green Lske Z ectTic Railway Company 20 W.
D. Wood, part oloe1s O. and Is, WOodlAwu add.
Size
A Prentice TO G. 5. Logan, lots Is. d and 2,
block ID. River Park, ia
L Larson TO P. A. Peterson, sw sw nv, sec "a,
-, ), $40
J. J. Herring to A. A Wright, part lot 10. block
9, ID. T. Dsnny's ID aid. s.. i91,
y & Z koos to Alice Johnson. lots L. and &
block 10, Kirkland steel Works, s4n
J. z. Akin e al. 70 John HOWE, lot 10, block ..
d. & Hoyt'S add, 81
VIZ. Brawley % First NJ. Z. church, lot 7.
beck o. Kids add. g.
Upper & Reaick 10 Ajax small, tract P, Z,
Rs Belt Line add, $50
T. P. Fogb4s 70 Z. H. Ruegg, lot 10. block 10.
McCailsteF's add, $Zs4
Daniel Joa@s ct al 70 Jacob Christensen, lots /,
=, .. block ). Dsbble's first. s162
). II. Murphy 10 ii. ;. sehseier, lot ls, block
-. Gilman PARK. $50
J. X Ecmistou - WilL1sn : Goodman, la
nv nv and els swnw, II. p. 4, 81
ira W Hicks 20 ". z. Ballard, lots 70 ID,
bloek u, Esst PARK. 5000
l. H. kellogg ~ ". e. Basket, lot s, straw
berry Lawn. 81 600
Lyman Banks 10 J. 5. Bushnell, lot 4, block 3,
Laws ID, $40
r Ave Flee Ry. Co. 20 Charles Waters. M
sw1& sea. sec 81. II, 4. s.
K Ave &c. Nv. GO. N Charles Water, lands
il secs 81 and 3. - p, 4. s..
Charles Z. Blackburn 20 7. La Roche, mining
claims and Others. s2.Qu0
Moore Land Co 20 John Raymond lots Is and
Il block :. Hardwood add suppl, s..
X u. Fas.re 70 Carrie Fasxrs. lots 6 and 7,
block 3, Washington Heights, etc, 81
J. u. slater - William L MceoZigae, los s,
beck !, Kent, s.
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These wei-known and reliable specialists treat
81 chronic, nervous. blood AMI SIX n tisea-sx a %
81; acute ami chrome Diseases Of tn eve an ear
They are the most eminent physicians on rhs
AmsrcAn continent As surgeons they are
NERVOUS DEBILITY Sperms-o--h7aA ssnL
Dal i.Csses Night I'm ssiols Loss o. Va poyrs-s
sleep sSsns>s tiiooEnlnrss- Depress!eo = ~ri-5ts
Aversion - society, Nearly IaScou-agai lar II
Confidence, Du.l, LsilesS Gait fo- Stloy or B1s,-
ALI SEXCAL DEFoEN ETVE@ e,d .-naasL
nlents 10 ma riaEe correC'ed
BLOOD AMI 81 - DISEASES Svuhfits com
pistely eraifEA,ed " ,h9uI the use OF mercury
sCTotuls- ETysspeiss BlotcheS, fruDI1ans Eczema
Acne. Ulcers. Plmpss. Ia rs la the Head aud
B mes, etc. e1manently cu-ed when Others have
Jailed.
URINARY, Kidney 2nt Bladder T-oubl..
Weak Lack. Burning Urine. Fregse1-v az Trrr-
ratius Urine Hieh oiorei o. Wa N5ssv - I.
meHt stand ng. Gon0rrapa Gfaar Cystlt1a
N2rlOcela HycrOcele. eCc-. permanently cured
Charges reasonable
SIkfCTrkE carei IN from fn-ar "a tven.v
DAYS " the laIeSi ami most scientific fnathrf4s
Gaia RRH. Thre2. Ngse and Eeug DISEASES
successfn ly ami permanently cured
PILES FiStaL Fts>ars Real CgcerS PERFECTLY
curet without knie. lIsatuTe "a sic y de.sa-
tfaB from business over 900 cases cured Treat
r2-nt scientific safe and painless. Al. woaier4 III a
IADiE~-Au Fenae Weakness r-ou,a;lv
cured Headache. Nervous Prusrr.ggon t,snarsl
I@aiitv -leep essneSs. Tep-ass IN Tsva-s an
Troubles Inflammation. Iteration Fsl1,-r n,
plsceraen.s, Disn.eaorTncsa, Spinal WeasnssY
i sduev COMPLAINTS Chs3ce % Life. etc
ol}lce HOars-s m IL , p n Suaiay. 9 L.
N.R-P4r~ous unable 70 visit Us u.Av y. ,-as.at
a; iAe!r homes ~ correspondence GoasaltaIiaa
frsA
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHE srATE OF rRApK.

SAN Francisco. sep. A-Thers were very
few changes in the produce market this morn
ing Wheat y steady, with fair export demand,
offerings be3Dg Moderate Feed barley 10 rather
quiet, AID prices In choices stock are firm, but
10 higher Oats are firm. receipts are LIBERAL
S41 re demand - moderate. Corn Ia quiet. hut
stes1y. other cereals are unchanged MIL
stEGs are steady az quotations
lie vegetable market ls inll and weak. To-
matoes are coming in pIentifully and the Do
msnd 10 light Potatoes and onions are I'M
ehaased- Green corn Is little srmer. There
IL no chsnge TO note in any other variety
he market FOR summer fruit IL in yery poor
condition Peaches are weaker this morning,
aaG grapes OF all kinds are still below Quota
tons Melons are in Light demand Cape Cod
eranherr.es are now in
The market for dairy produce il unchanged
Fancy roll butter Is easier. Eastern creamery
and picked roll are firm and active California
ranch eggs are scarce and higher.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND oUorAr1oxa
Produce reeeip:s-F.our, 4ooo quarter sacks;
EhessS6 900 esntals; barley, loo eentals: beans,
I9,Vo sacks; oats, u.o0o SACKS; wine, 5000 gal
lcns; brandy, l,0o gallons.
fa"ur-Fariiy extras. SflkS 25 per Dbl; baker,
extTss, sala13,25; supsrfne. S36s<t2T0
Mhent-sl 81 s1l-s7;l per GENITAL for standard
BsFley-Feed, sl.o5tsl Oss4: Old brewing, as
ti.@55l,g 81 per cental iof Standard lower
grades, sl.lsasI-l2 per GENITAL
oats-curp faser Sl-SE1sG l.43; milling, NLSS1
La COCA % choice, 81. 271z9i. s.: lair, sl2os
Us; gray. 81. -sgl-So: black, 81 Z5ei30 for Ore
gon, and 81 SGesLk Is for California Per GENITAL
Corn-Larse yellow. as dzl. 20: small yellow,
N.49El-45 white, tl.S5zsl IS per GENITAL
Hool-spring-FootaIIl. psr pound, Is1Isc:
Northern, ls9S12e; Nevada. I5sisc; Oregon val
ley, s4G2sc; Eastern light, l6g1e do heavy,
lzgl5e. Fsll-AcGntain, light and free. ll61lsc;
90, heavy and poor. sSile; plains, heavy and
poor, Sc; do, good, SG!Oe; lambs, poor to choice,
s4I2c.
oPTIoSs
Call board sales: Wheat. buyer 1891, g. T5s<a3
La, closing At tL7S7x. buyer season, sLsI54(9
s-s!M
BarIey-Buyer 1891, .lE4gLI4i<, closing ss
ul4: buyer season, 81 ISL GLlsz<, closing as
Al1s
FINANCIAL
Drsfts-SiEht, I5c /: telegrsphio, zoe. ster-
ling hills-Bsnk, s4S2. slght e. S.; CONNER
clai, AsI. silver bars-SS6sg73sc- Mexican
dollars-77ls775sc
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
r fhe iine 20 take to ali points East ana
sonih. IL Is the nIsISs CAB RorTE Il
day in the year
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
mo change OF ca-s)
composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers Of latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and N which &C
sonnssniooanons are both FREE and furnished for
holders OF nrst or secono-clsss tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A continuous line connecting with all lines. AZ
ording direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can Do secured In
faVAnce through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
TO and nom all points IN America. EnvIand snd
Europe can be purchased az any TICKET Office Of this
company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE A. FOLLOWS:
For St Paul and East 6:l5 n m and 2:00p.m-
Portland and South. 6:l5 and s:3O a. M and
For olympia, s:ls m and 2:oop. m
For Anscortes and North. s:l0 a. m and
For Montssano and ersy'. Harbor, s:soAm
For Tacoma and local. 6;l5 and $50 a. IN;
l::25, ZOO, 5:Z5 and 3 20 p
TRAINS ARRIVE
From ST Paul and East 1889 IA and
1l:45 p. m.
From Portland and the south. $40 a. m. AIS and
From Olympia. 2:45 and s:45 .. m
from Monte and Grav's Harbor, ais .. m
From Anacorses and North. 1910 and 500 D. 70
From Tacoma and local, S:45, 1l:59 q m and
2:45, AIS S:45. II AS d. m
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and St
Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
Cay coaches, finest palace dining cars between 80
Attic, Tacoma AID Portland direct Daily service.
Full Information concerning rates time OF trains
routes and other details furnished applicAr
ton
A. y. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass Agl,
cpr nd Or
A. CHILBERG. City Passenger and Ticket gent
southeast corner Seser avenue and Commercial
street. Olympic block. Seattle Wash
j. A NADEAU. General A. ent and Depot Ticket
Agent, Seattle 6eiot. foot OF Third street
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, Sept 24-The amount of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on bal
ance today was flo0,eo0 for ipuent 70 America
DISCOUNT RATES ADVANCED
The Bank Of England has advanced its rate Of
discount from % per cent 70 per cent
on CHANGE.
LONDON, Sept 24.-Tbe stock market was
hrmer after the advance OF the Bank Of Eng
lands rate OF discount American railroad Sc
euritiss advanced from O. - V.eg cent
Closing-C0asois. MOuey snG account. % His.
Per ounce Aoney-&<tgl per cent
BREADSTCFFS
LIvERsocL, Sept NATURALIZATION offer
moderately; No. : red spring, steady, - I'd
Der, steady, So ID: November, steady, Is A. ID
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COFFEE Bull cIfo(-r soUEFzEp.

NEW YORK. sept. 24-An effort wss made BY
one of the members OF the exchange to saueeHs
the coffee market, but IL resulted IN failure.
Three or four OF the leading firms OF the New
York Exchange have bseB ATTEMPT NJ to bull
the market for September coffee for some time.
European bears snd on big receipts in ire cities
Brazil coffee began 30 20 down, and in spite OF
the effort of the bull CLIQUE, IL kept going lower.
Yesterday there wa q further drop from - 20 -
points. In a week the price OF September coffee
has gone down ! can't per pound. OF Sl.33 bag.
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skArTLk. 90 q. 81


Exchanges az the Seattle clearing house today
amounted TO S54e.93s.0o The balances were
s66,s75Ua
no caange was noted in the produce market
yesterday. Inc fruis market showed up some
e.ssant stock and prices are quite firm. some
tery nice native stock is coming IN. Black
O7ffles are very scarce. some changes have
tsAsn place In quotations on millstu.fs. Buck
wheat holr Is nov quoted al $50 FER cwL il
io-io. SACKS; graham. "a Is per Dol or s. - per
cSL IN lv-io. sacks; rye a0ur, $50 or s. per
eWI In l0-lb. SACKS; homlny s. per cwt; table
corn meal, $2S0 per cTt in I0-la sacks, and
spDt peas, cents per ID.
GENERAL sHTPMEsTs
During the past twenty-sour hours goods and
merchandise nave been shipped from seattle in
tne following amounts: By rai-Noythern
racine 325 tons; Columbia d Puget sound Is
tons Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern ia tons
By watsr-Nillamette. $50 tons: Puget sound
q Alaska Steamship Conpasy's boats, 81 tons
:. X. Mcdonald, 20 tone: Mabel % tons: Henry
bailey, 81 tons; NGitDomah, tons: aseo )
ioDsi Glide. tons. Buckeye, tous: A. z Rob
inson. tons; Bailey GGtzert, tons. Total
shipments, 3,2i5 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RzCErPra
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during he past twenty
ioor hours as follows: By raiI-Sorthern
Pseiac, so tons: Columbia & Puget sound IS
TONS; Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern, 216 tons
BY weter-Lakrae, 265 tons; Wesco, p tons /:
Anltnomaa, tons; Mabel tons. Total re-
celpts. !, lle .cns
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NERCHASnIsr


EU0s-rAsvs
Cofes-Dptions closed steady; september .
points down, others unchanged TO IS points up
sales we-s $3.50 bags, intending Se ptember
SIS sal %; october, <lZzs1lL45: Noyem Der
81 sFEiL45: Deem o@r, sIl.l GLIB. January
sI4GzGIt.IS spot Rio, nominal: No. :. I5lSI-5.c
sus8y-Rzw-F!rrn. Rehnei-Fair; demand
ste.dy; No. S, 4Ill6c-
Copper-Fi-ua; lake, September and Occober,
Si144
T.u-Steady; straits. t2oO6
Iead-DGiI: domestic. 81 51sS.
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MINING STOCKS.
Portland Wheat Nark@t.

PORTLAND, Sept 4-Tspeciai- i-whess-Nors
active; Valley, tL53Izagl.55 per GENITAL; wsIls
WS1la, 81 A. per eszrGl. Receipts. 3G.555 centala
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H1RDREssTyG.

-oITx r. wITTwER, THE ONLY PRO-
ss.ssonai hairdresser and wigmaker In the city:
s-,-s-a.sfsr. ladies' and childr2us Oangscutting
nsarss5srs ulast natural locking bangs kept in
. - sn4 made % order: all kinds Of hair WORK
49, n me very latest style. SIS Front, next TO
Iawsszn q Haafords-
<.rpcAssfAN HAIR PARL0RS - BANGS.
4 saves curis, switches: goods made 20 order:
~ making q speciality; bang cutting, dressing,
sssmpsolng bleaching and dyeing. Rengstorn
bsork Tgs second street
r,AcE MASSAGE, THE NEW ART OF
II Acquiring q good complexion without cosmet-
a. undressing cutting bleaching. etc, manfcur-
snr and chiropody. Mrs Reed, Atkins block. 3l5
Columbia street.
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Legal NOTIFIES

A -sIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Iy
-, = 4 the superior court Of King county stale Of
In the mater OF the estate Of Duncan @. Mclean
insolveut debtor No. Il2ig
Notice II hereby given 70 the public that hx far
order OF said court the undersigned asz.rr,ee has
been granted leave and directed 10 accff the OYER
OF 1nzfles Leouch 20 give nine hundred and ten
dollars IN consideration Of a coavpyarce OF The
rght Ute and interest Of the unders gned Ia lots
syn ana elght ~, IN block thirty nine 1897
OF ID. ]. Denny's bird addition 20 The city OF ss-
attic comprising the Clarendon hotel property
ana said offer viii be accepted. provided no higher
OF peter oheT therefor is made before Thursday
October s, 1891
JOSEPH SHfPPEN, Assignee
ST. Pioneer Block
Seattle. Wash. September %. 1891.
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GENERAL sHTPMKxrs.
MEEcHANpIsE Ayp Psopucz Rzrrrrr.
EASTERN MARKETS.
MISSOURI PACIFIC srors DrvrDEsDs

ASSoSEl RAL4kiC rE0Fs DIFiDESD&
NEW YORK, Sept c4-Yesterday afternoon
anu this morning rumors were freely circulated
that the Missouri Pacific had suspended pay
mentA The directors Of the company generally
denied that such action had been taken From
practically official sources IL is learned that the
controlling directors had discussed the matter
and that the statement was made that money
had already been borrowed by the company for
other purposes, and il was then decided 70 take
no action on dividends
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, sept A-In the stock market
this morning the most vigorous aftenp. was
made TO break the list by means If q sharp
attack upon Missouri Pacific, and material
losses were caused in few OF the leading
shares, while The general Lat was hrmly held.
and the losses afterward recovered The
market opened ieverish AID Irregular
Union Pacific was - higher, Missouri
Pacific was down IL ct as, AID at extremely
heavy business retired TO Is. At the same time
Northern Pacific preferred and Union Pacific
were io-ced OF IL each, and the rest of the list
from = TO q The market, however, recovered
itself quickly and the general list was soon
brought up beyond the first prices A later at
tack sent the weak shares down TO still lower
figures, and the list sympa.hized closely. The
tax OF passing dividend on Missouri Pacific
wss TIE principal .ndueenent for tie attack on
Gould stocks Wizards ana Changers constitu-
ted practically the whole market in the morn
ing, and trading in them was very large, while
moderate in the general list. After noon there
was slight recovery IN the last hour, how
ever, there was renewal OF the depressing in
fuence. Missouri Pacific took another dip and
touched 65 against 7f15 last evening"
while Union Pacific dropped to 40 and
many Others, including Lackawanna showed
marked weakness The stocks which had
throughout the forenoon resisted decline, now
gave way. The close was active and weak az
about the bottom figures OF the day. Losses
were very material and significant Among the
leading shares Missouri Pseihc shows q decline
tonigh, Of 93s Union Pacihe s.. Wabash pre-
ferred rs. Atc5isou and Burlington y. and the
others smaller amounts, generally between /
and per cent.
Government bonts-Steady.
Petroleum-ClOsed az Gle.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call, easy; closed steady Prime
mercantile psper-55zf07. Sterling exchange
Weak; sixry-day bills. $50; demand, sIsS51
Bar sllve., ssc; lead trust, l61ac.
BONDS
G. 6. Is (regl...... lI5zxU s. p freg..... oa1S
L. ;. Is keOup) nus. Pacific IS ..... Ito
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RIO SAN FRANCISCO
And all points In
CALIFORNIA
viathe Nj Shasta route Al
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al points
EAST AND SOUTH
fHK SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC coAsx
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPKRs
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached 20 express trains arording superior co
comm CdatIors Tor second-clASs passengers
Tor rates, tickets. sleeping car reservation
etc, cal upon or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM District Passenger Agent
ITO South Tenth street Tacoma. Wash.
r. II. ROGERS. ASSISTANT General Freight and
Passenger Agent Portland. Or
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, sept. 2A-The wheat market to-
dsv wss moderately scszye a1d gnsstt.ei The
opening was rather 1rmer and prices were "a
sc higher than yesteT3ays closing then be-
cane weak and declined 1c, hut again became
stronger. and rallied 20 the extent OF the de-
cline. TEs market then sgsin e2Sed Of, de-
Ginning sc, ruled hrm sn5 closed tire sane as
yesterday, except Tor S3HSembeE- which Wss a
lie higher. keceip5s ~ m l-657,ooo bushels;
shipments. I-5Sa1G0 blShe s!
Nhest->tea1y; eazh, 81 Deee uoer, SIS
Corn-@lea1y; cash, ~ fD4sc; October, $50.
osts-Sceady; caxa. 2c;xsg13sc; Nay, 80 e.
Rye-U nssttled: Sc.
Bs-iey-6. lessc.
Pork-DalI cash. s.. asat9 IS; January. So 81.
Lard-Dull; cash, s265sS6 I5z; January, s6-s-l1
ssouldsrs-,s. s2slas IS: short clear, .7-ses
g. -; short ribs, s5.sSs7.I9.
Nnlskey-sLl&
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Sept 24-Ca;tle-Reesipss Is,oo0:
du.l and wea-G 20 lower; prime - extra natives,
s. sGc6 10: good 70 chsice, S5s15z5: Others s. 80
946o; Texans. s-25e52S5; rangers, & sea- 50;
sIceksrs. s. SCI -
Hogs- Re@e.pts, 1900: dull and weak 70
lower; rough and common. ss9t4 s.; mixed and
packers, 81 75ss5o5; nghi, 81 soIS5.e5; pigs, SO
sheep-Reoelpts, 2-.aoo: steady; nas4ves. $50
"a; Westerns, s. 70s42a
BOSTON STOCK xxcHASGk
BOSTON, Sep. A-Closfng-
A,chisoa -. 44lssAex Cert-.L.-. - {
Burlingtc1---.-..-. sZ5s >aa dag. ISL
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CARPETS CLEANED, REFTTTED AND
llajd housekeeping in al its branches; order
boxes AZ Graham & paaHo1's. 7l5 second. and
Pacific CARPET Company, corner Front and Spring.
Thomas J. :. Pelky.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TIE RAISTEk

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