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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11
MUCH LIKE A JOKE.
What the Charges Against Aid.
Haynes Amount to.

There was presented co the council a
protest against the widening of Grove
land avenue. 1t was signed by one W.
j. Bishop. 1t made insinuations against
Aid. j. G. HAYNES, which the evening
papers padded into sensational Doodle
story. The insinuations read:
a."That said Storer lone of the persons
owning property on .Groyeland avenue)
always expressed himself as anxious
that said proposed improvement should
be made, and was at all times willing to
convey and donate said forty feet until
he finally refused to do so on the ground
that he had been advised not to do so
by Aid. Haynes, and stated that he
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11
STOLE CERTIFICATES.
Mike EngIehart Arrested for Rob
bing w. Z. Cook.

Detectives Hoy and King arrested
Mike Englehart yesterday afternoon for
trying to pass stolen certificates of de-
post. Mike went into Isaac thinner
mans clothing store. on Bridge square,
and bargained for $50 worth of clothing.
He offered in payment $50 certificate
of deposit on the Lumberman's Ma
tional Bank of Saltwater. The certifi-
cate was payable to w. E. Cook. 1t had
been Endorsed and made payable to
William LIE Calls. Zimmerman was
suspicious. He refused the certificate,
and when Inspector Mallon came III 4
few minutes later told him about it.
MallOn reported to the Superintendent.
Hoy and King were detailed to get
Mike. They got him. In his pocket
was found another certificate Of deposit
exactly like the one rendered thinner
man. Englehart loudly asserted his in
nOcence at first, but soon weakened
He confessed that he had stolen the GER
tifcates from Cook at Gordon, Wis. He
will probably be sent back 10 Wisconsin
for trial.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11
Landed at Last.

Officer McKenna arrested a man last
night for whom the police have been
looking nearly two months. He was
mixed up in the transaction which cost
Jacob Levy, the pawnbroker, 500 in
the municipal court yesterday. This
mans name is Willard. He and Levy
worked the tin watch confidence game
on a Swede named Anderson. Levy
was caught, but Willard got away. A
warrant has been waiting for him ever
since.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11

The meeting Of citizens interested in the
East Riverside boulevard is to be held Mon
day morning al 9 O'Clock at the corner of
University and Eleventh avenues southeast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11
NERVE, BRAIN, STOMACH
AND KIDNEY CURE

Or. E. C. NESTS zs!sg;5!sa remedy,
yor Hysteria. Dizziness, Fits, Neuralgia, Wake,
fulness Mental Depression, Softenng of the Brain,
resulting in insanity and leading TO misery.
decay and death, Premature Old age, Barrenness.
Loss of Power in either SEX Involuntary Losses
and spermatorrhua caused by -exertion of the
brain, self-abuse oyer-indulgence. Each box
contains months treatment, 81 box, or six
for 50, sent by mail prepaid. With each order for
six boxes, Will seEd purchaser guarantee to re-.
fund money ii the treatment fails to cure. GuarS
antees issued and genuine sold only by jos. Re;
H OFFLIN, Druggist, Cor Sd Street and LIST Ave
South, Minneapolis, Mi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11

Citizens of the Eighth ward are protesting
against the bill introduced in the legislature
to pay Col. William McCrary $1,000 for grad
ing Thirty first street for the motor line
They claim the street has never been putin a
condition fit for public travel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11

nlIrc DIR. Il. Waite. Specialist 49,
FMcN, years in Minneapolis. Why suffer
when cure is mild and certainl
Ask hundreds of leading citizens of st. Paul
Minneapolis and the Northwest as to the
treatment and cure. Pam phlet free. 11H.
Hennepin Ave-, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11

(NOOkS-WanIed. situations as cooks by
~ man and wife with nine years expert
ence; hotel or boarding or steamboat. AID.
dress E. D., No. 2215 Tenth ay south, Min
neapolis. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11
The Cloak Department

viii be one of the main features of
our business. We have a large
assortment for Ladies. Misses and
Children. Owing to the Edelay of
our opening so late, thus limiting
our opportunities for dispoSing
of them, we have marked our en-
tire stock at ridiculously low
prices. In justice to yourself, if
you have not already purchased
your spring garment, see our
goods by all means.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11

COOK-Wanted. good cook. at good wages.
" to go to Lake Minnetonka; private fam
lily. Apply to II. j. Burton. The Plymouth
Clothing House.
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Health is w ealth I

On. f. c. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
AESr a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzs-
ness, Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia, Head
ache. Nervous Prostitution caused by the use of al
cohoi or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression,
Softening of the Brain. resulting In insanity and
Leading TO misery. decay and death. Premature Old
Age Barrenness, Loss of Power In either sex, In
voluntary Losses and Spermatorrhpa, caused by
overexertion OF the brain, seiExbrse over-indai
gence Each box contains one months treatment
u box, or six boxes for - sent by mail prepaid
on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case With each order received by rs
Tor SIX bottles, accompanied with IS, viii send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 refund The
money II the treatment does no, effect cura
Guarantees issued OILY by kERxow Bios. Drug
Gisfs and Sole Agents. Occidental Block, entrance
on Yeser avenue and James street, Seattle Wash.
Open ali night
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$59i,nM. "a

= =
There were filed for record Saturday IS deeds
the considerations aggregating $56o.3ss, an av-
erage of $if,S14.S4. Following Is the LIST as fur
nished by Osborne, Temper L. Co, abstraetors
OF title, rooms Q, 10, ii and ilts, Coiman block:
c. l, CO. to J. Dasust, lot 5, block y. Gil
man Park, LOCO.
!. f. Plouf to r. Uricocchea, lots and 8,
block 3, Ploafs I'd, 500.
X. L. 4 i. Co. to G. I. Conover, lots Is to %
block las, Kirkland, sl,530.
n. L. & ]. Co. to NJ. Louise Burnes, lots to S.
block %. Kirkland, $I.55o.
X L. 4 ]. Co. TO Crawford & conover, various
lots IN Kirkland, sl4,2s7.se.
X. L. 4 !. Co. to Z. e. Baird, lots IL, IL and Is,
block lis, Kirkland. 81 ,l7u.
$ls,oo0. =
G l. Hibbard to J. Kill, lot Is, So lot Il, block
{. L. IIibbard TO A. b. Bachman. lot II, n1<
lot l., block 7, Rengstorsf's S, $500.
w z. Day to NJ Hamblet, lot -, block s. Ham
6. W. Crane to {. Wilson, lot Il, block 1s,
B Price toll to K. II Il. CLARK, 20 ac in sec 5, a. 8
il. l. Dearborn to J. Stanley, lot 5, block Q, Yes
lers I'd, $500.
a. Parker to H. X. Hall, S block. in Bluff Park
G. i. Grisemer to C. N. Gilbert, lots to q.
block 5, East Tacoma, $500.
J. 7. Mort to IL. Tamm, els NV ne Sc "a, Is, &
w.s. Mort to J. NJ Barker, sc ices, 2o,4
I: A. Jensen ct al. to e. Harkrader, 25 &C in 2l
-. 3, VI.
II; r. scott to H. c. Hewcs. lots IL and Is, block
J. A. Hughes to Thomas Wilkinson, acres in
William Brahnon 8 u. G., $500.
4. Steinbach to N. A. Billings, lot 9, block So
ID. I. Denny Sd add, 81.
5. L. Crawford ct a.. to Crawford & Connver
@ corp und u lot D., see So and lot 5, sec 81 IS
5,and 80 acres in NV oil sell sec 10, y, e. lots 4 >
block c, Edes Il knights. lots 5 and II, block
10, Rensons add; lots to Z, Q. 10, block s., Bge-
lows add; lots to s, block i, lots 4. =, To-
block ~, and all blocks 5, y, 81, Kirkland,
$o;0O0o
c. I. conoyer to Crawford & conover a corp.),
und =. of same property, $4,000
i. e Baird TO Crawford 4 Conover "a corp),
ne OF ne and sc of ne and nc OF sc sec 2, D. 8:
lots and |. someryille; lot |, block 4, Edes u
Meningitis, 81
S. w. Barnes ct al to j. s. McCandless, tract
In Little Homes add to 4. Tacoma, $i.2i0.
A. Parker TO j. Jenkins, tract and So of nclxx,
sec. -, 26. knights subdiv.l, i.ou1
Il. swanberg TO J. A. Moore, lots 81 and &c.
Park. sa,s5o
seattle Land Company to l. W. sprague, tract
II 7. Nommenden TO Carl osner. lot 2, block
3d. Pontius' ID $40.
II. II. smithto Anna pahlstrom, lot ID block
W. w Beck TO w. u. Blanchard, lots 81 and 81,
block lG. Cumberland add. 500.
;. +: kirkpatrick e )! Y; Waters, lots and 4.
A. Lunn TO n. A. Gunderson, und = lot IA,
block s., Gilman add, $40.
"; 7, Gormode to Mary Leback. lots II to TO-
n. PR. X. Co To Peter c. Iauldcn, NV, ne,
a. ne. sec ), "A, 5, Sl,54s.50.
J, 4. Moore ct al. to L. A. Banta, lot Is, block
Il, Brooklyn, 500.
J. A. Moore eft al. TO II. Lester, VII lots II and
L. block Il, Brooklyn, 500.
). A. Moore ct al. 10 A. A. Mead, lot . block %,
Brooklyn, $50.
j. A. Moore ct al to n. r. Peterson, lot IA.
block ii, Brooklyn, $500.
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ORDINANCE no. l656-AE ORDINANCE
~ 70 estAbllsh lights and to dx their kind and
power on Eighth street. Ninth street. Orion street.
ner OF Fourth and Battery streets
pc u ordained by the city of Seattle ~ follows:
SECTION ]. That the board of public works be
n11een,candle power incandescent light on the
followfng named streets and at the fol-
lowing named places: At the northwest corner
o. Eighth ana Stewart streets. at the northwest
west corner Of Eighth and LenoFa streets at the
northwest corner OF Eighth and Blanchard streets,
al the northwest corner of Eighth and Bel streets
and ut the northwest corner OF Eighth and Depot
etewArt Streets the northwest corner Of Ninth and
virginia streets, and the northwest Of Ninth
ana enora streets: also at the northeast Of
Orion and John streets, the northeast corner Of
Orion and Thomas streets, the northeast corner
OF Orion and Harrison streets, and the northeast
corner OF Orion and Republican Streets also at the
northwest corner OF Dexter and John streets, the
northwest corner OF Dexter and Thomas streets,
and the northwest corner OF Dexter and Harrison
streets.
Sec 3. The board of public works il authorized
and hereby directed to put up lights follows:
One At the northwest corner of Front and Pine
streets: one at the northwest corner Of Front and
Virginia streets, one at the northwest corner of
corner of Front and Bell streets, and one at the
northwest corner of Front and Battery streets;
also one at the southeast corner Of Front and Bat
ss h =. one Stree. & %
after its passage, approval and publication.
Passed House OF Delegates February Is, 1891.
r.. w. JONES, President II. Of d.
Passed Board of Aldermen March IL, 1891.
GEORGE w. HALL. President b. Of A.
approved by me this the 18th day Of March,
Filed by me this 18th day of NJ arch, A. d. 1891.
H w. MILLER. City Clerk.
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New westminster Co,nub,an

New Westminster Columbian.
Mr.. Il. Davies, gentleman who owns large
ranch in the Stave River valley. is In the city
and reports game very plentiful In that district
Las. week a party of Indians. who have been
hunting in the valley for some time, were
proceeding to their camp from the
mountains by trail, when suddenly a
large buck came dash!ug down the trail
towards them and was soon brought TO the
ground by the rifle of one Of the party. Walking
forward to examine their prize, they were very
much astonished 10 find that somebody had got
there ahead OF them. huge panther. which
had evidently been running the deer, was busily
engaged in tearing off and devouring the flesh
OF the animal So fierce and ravenousiy
hungry was the panther that il did not
move back an inch at the approach Of the In
dams, but continued to eat rapidly, at intervals
stopping TO growl and lash the ground with its
tail. The crack shot OF the party took up good
position. about twenty PAGES from the animal,
dropped bullet fairly behind its shoulder. and
the huge sking of the forest rolled over stone
daad
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Bsriey-No, feed, 81 I7s49f ISIS: choice, 81 20;
s eom e grades. 81 3s9L s6.4 brewing, sLss,
choire.
:, oass-surprisc. sl.aeasl. IS: milling, siS1
ss-1' good 10 choice feed. S-s1sasgl.S5; fair.
$L.2sz9l.7 IS. gray, 81. s;sc$$l 80 per Genital
torn--lsrge yellow, $L.ss 4tSl. 30 4; small yell
tai. -
Wooi-spring Eastern Oregon and Washing.
ton, Per pound, s4as4oc
OPTIONS
IaIi board sales: Wheat - BUYER season,
*lEe 50 49.s, closing at $l.s95s; buyer 1891,
*l5o1s sol SOS, closing at $I.5nzs
:, ssaarley-Buyer season. ,i.s5ss; buyer 1891.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sight. lis: telegraphic, 27i< Sterling
niiis-Bank. $s61es sight, $3.50. commercial.
IN Silver bars, seSga. Mexican dollars
sss'sc
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1WANcE NO. 1,053-AN ORDINANCE
1f13o4 San ordinances 70 prescribe the duties
aGHsntendent Of buildings bridges and
y sseined By the city Of Seattle, a. follows:
G1166 I. That said superintendent shall have
5offheen5orcement Of All ordinances now In
~uAieh may hereafter be passed pertaining
S1S1jou construction, alteration, repair or
- = "a public and private buildings, bridges
- q DE city OF seattle, and such other
Souw - imposed upon him by any proper
n II mpesintendent shall be an able. ex-
- GkIllfui architect or builder, compe-
~ III the duties Of the ONCE to which
S]S5 ~ and shall not during his term Of
ned or engaged in any contract or
1pnnection with said buildings
- 1ves, or the furnishing Of material
~ n ~ the duty Of the superintendent
r. ITS Tor the erection OF ali said
re- and wharves. or the making OF
Hons or repairs. to keep record
Fl cns and further, 20 perform such
- are herein required Of him. He
~ the said buildings, bridges and
- - process Of erection, alteration OF
ut the city. as often a. necessary TO
= (M1auances mentioned In section are
II I1pecs Al public school buildings. pub
I'm. churches, bridges and wharves
r. IolIdtngs and wharyes used for manu-
~ commercial purposes. 1t least once
NJ fof the purpose of determining the
a structures and report the same to the
41A eveIloading the floors and, where de-
49 &Qn6, shall apply such remedy as he may
ed e apply In the performance OF his
- MD superintendent shall have the
D1atof any buildings or upon any bridge or
mVgoWtgeS In the city Of Seattle between
3eE7 = m. and o p. m.
I'll make = weekly schedule report Of all
HoRted, together with an estimate cost Of
eQldiug. bridge or wharf erected. changed
- The said superintendent shall before
on the discharge OF his duties execute .
49, - A.
~ dollars for the faithful performance Of
The records Of the superintendent shall
eNedes register Of hts transactions re-
~ violations OF the ordinance pertaining to
Goa, alteration. construction, repair or re-
~ I'D building, bridge or wharf in the Inn
eeaetruction, alteration, repair or unsafe
y q any Of the said buildings, bridges or
either from improper construction or
LIT cause, with the location. name or
~ owners. lessee, occupant, master me-
eontractor, architect or engineers interest
eQnstruCticn Of such Of the said buildings,
wharf. or IFS occupancy or in case of fire
1Gt record Of the probable origion thereof
Secord shall be open Tor the inspection OF
Is The superintendent shall have power TO
construction of any Of the said building,
wharf, or any part thereof, or the making
epair when the same Is being done In
OF the city ordinance.
Any person or persons applying for permit
construct or repair any Of the said build
N1dges or wharves. shall pay to the superin-
before such permit Is issued the following
such permit, viz: 1.-THE estimated cost OF
- building, addition, alteration or repair IA
- less, the sum Of so cents.
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0RD1NANCE 40. Ia61~ = -. 80
sweessasssl And restrain ths selling 81 fruits.
sns ma!ntsininx q luit stsds - ssn ana
sfsIe de eIe 9sner public grounds of the city az Sc
lions 81 THIS osi,,s nuisance. and to punish vicla
f,.;. HkEEAs The maintaining ana c.rrvtn~ an ~
and other ou sns telling q fruits. sweetmeaas
tie send "a oIser public grounds Of the city Of seat
other nnh,,c g onssract such Streets alleys. and
t..c psoper use thereof Is htehways' TO the erssf
inse ana detriment of the public. there
s ss csa.insS 2 Seattle !. soo~r
son 8 ~ ~ 1sst Z shall be unlawful for any per-
box sse o. oe ano os Sssts 3, stand IAN sDle
49, eweetmeAtA beverage q other comm siifv
n msaia 6eve1ase, Of other commodity on snv
Wis. e y, g public grounds in the city cfsesfte
on the west sIde of & 81 areet 1. ssd nesinnins
thereof with the Westerly extension ~
TIE 49, e. and running thence southerly iIone
ssid street produced to where i Win inssrse sae , %
south sde g MEIER street thence along the
fourth street thence northeriy aionT the east side
9. south Fourth street to the north Side Of Yeser
nue. 70 the east side Of Third street. thence along
NE east side Of Third street TO the north side q
OF Pine street TO the place Of Beginning. - s''-'
sec X II shall b. unlawful for any person. ION
sen e set a. pr rom a sy
Whcs1sd D so,, or tray wagon, cart. hand-carf.
nAture, any fruits, sweefmeats beverage or Other
IS o,aaiiy OF any kind Whatsoever Provided,
nuMefer. that nothing In this ordinance shall be
se,1ss. g 20 prohibit any person from hawking.
of produce grown upon his own land
Sc. g The doing Of any act prohibited by the
nuisance, and any person euiity thereof shall
more than ifty dollars
~i Sec Al ordinances and parts thereof in con-
niSL Win THIS ordinance are hereby repealed.
3. -. q TINS ordnance shall take effect and be
~ iofce from and after the period OF ten days ater
us passage. approval ana publication
faseed House Of Delegates March IL, 1891.
r. w. JONES,
President House Of Delegates.
raised Board Of Aldermen March II, 1891.
GEO. w. HALL.
President Board Of Aldermen.
lsef y me 'n1 US S.4 1Sy II MaF asv a.
Filed March Is. A. b. 1891
H w. MILLER, City Clerk.
Late OF drsf publication March 49, 1891,
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
new YORK. March 14--In the stock market
today there was strong undertone throughout.
Material advances were made in some OF the
leading stocks. and specialtics gave promise OF
. continuance of the upward movement into
next week. The close was quiet and firm at the
best figures.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly bank statement shows the follow
ing changes. Reserve decrease, 81 ,0S7 600. spe-
Gle decrease, $4,000: circulation increase,
$1,000. The banks now hold $97l,0o0 in ex-
cess Of the requirements OF the IS per cent rule.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, easy; closing offered at 2lss:
prime mercantile paper. 7. Sterling exchange,
quiet and steady; 6o-day bills, $i.S5l4; demand,
$AsSl< Bar silver, COS
BONDS.
y s. a fcnunnnsl ID, Pacific 81 l1lL
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
reopucE RECEIPTS AND aUorATIosl

PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
sAs FgkSrrsco March a. Produce recei PTS
Flour. 5000 quarter sacks. wheat. 5000 centals.
bailey 4o00 cenfais; cats. 1900 centais; pota-
F;anv-Fauaily extra g. s11a-5o per bbi.; bak-
ers. extra. Asles &C. suTerhne, $agS. 30
Wheaf-tID per GENITAL for standard ship-
ming quality; SLSlsx 9l-5.as1 tor milling gradeA
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE-OFFICE
~ OF county treasurer Of King county, Washing
ton
The county treasurer OF King county, Wash.
viii pay on presentation all outstanding warrants
drawn on the county fund Of said county bearing
date prior to and including warrant No. $685.,
dated March 9, 1891. Also all outstanding war
rants drawn on the school fund OF School district
No i In said county bearing date prior to and in
Guiding warrant No. 800, dated February o. 1891.
NO interest will be paid on such warrants after
March 20, 1891. BYRON PHELPS,
County Treasurer.
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FINANCIAL

LONDON, March A.-Ciosing- Consols: Money
96 1915: money account 90 l5-I6: IT, g. A. l2N<:
Y. s. 42s, $l04i4 Bar silver, As 5-i6d per ounce
Money, 2l4g29a per cent
BREADSTuFFs.
LIvERrooL. March 14.--Wheat-U uchanged
Corn-Hoiders offer moderately; spot and
May, IS 7s4d steady; March and April. s. 71.d
steady.
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE
Hops-steady: Pacific COST. 2adt30c.
10 points M Sales were >, 800 bags, including
March at s17.55(ni7.6o; April, 1880; May, $l7 10
{Ii73O; June. Si6.STdl7.95, spot Rio, steady;
fair cargoes, 2Dc: No. 7, 1sssc
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, Ssc; cenfrif-
ugals. e6 test. vs4c refined, dull.
Petroleum-opened steady aud closed dull;
SPOT Pennsylvania oil closed at s3e
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosroS, March f4--Closing stocks,
Atchison. Is Mexican Cen. Com. asss
Burlington .......-. 9,sSan Diego .....-..- -
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE,
CHICAGO March 1a.-Wheat was weak. The
market opened about &c lower than yesterday,
ruled steady but again became rather panicky.
and prices declined ll3sg3e below the top fig
than YESTERDAY Receipts, $1,000 bushels; ship
ments. 2i2,00 bushels
Wheat-Cio-ed steady; cash, 9ss<@sszsc;
seq carn-steady: cash, ssl &c: May, eossasoJsc
Oats-s,eady: cash, as1ztgiss4c: May. 5gsxc.
PORK : steady; cash, slo.5seioa; May.
Lard iasrrdEsteady: cash, s6o5: May, $50.
Rye-Firm at &c.
whisky-sLl6-
short ribs, $tG1lo.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. March 4-Cattie--R Receipts. 5000.
slow: steers, fancy, 81 $3.50. common to
ehoice. sas5: cows. sssa; heifers, S37sgtoo;
Hogsssgeeeipts 30 600: 10 lower: heavy, s. sea
4. mixed packing, S.. 5sasse: skips and select
ed light, S. 5aas-so; prime heavy and butchers
sssen- Rseessfs. 5000; shipments, 500. marse:
duh: natives. s57Veg5; Westerns, $40; Ialabs.
$56.xs5. %
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REAL ESTATE SALES.


Real estate Transactions from January /, 1891.
to date are $6.5i2, S09.5L The number OF deeds
recorded during the past week was 2i4 and the
amount aggregated SOL, osa. IL. Following is the
record OF the week by days: