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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-25
LrrRoGR4pHERs ANp ENeRAyI!s!

II PHOTOGRAPHERS, STEEL 49,
~ and railroad printers: show csfass ssssrsif1z1
ana bankers stationery, bonds. s'osk rknd1lI
diplomas, checks, drafts, calendars TABS $3.50
advertising cards, maps, plats, coiol a1 LA 7I
cal work of every description. NooaN -
Z rlniinS Company. business once
l,1I51s Front street, Seattle Wash.
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M NJ CARRsHsR GEO y. MEAcHAM.
Crisp SnapS!'

Rt- ooo-Improyed quarter block, eiigibly and
centrally located; rented for 500 per month
efe,ooO-Improved lot, eoxl2o, Just OF OF Pike
street; close in
$40 Per Acre-i00 acres water front Port
Orchard
ssoo Per Front Foot-3o feet on Front street
for ony $4,000; handsome business blocks
ali around this property: this is not only q good
buy, but It is actually one-thrd cheaper than
market prices.
&fIoo-3 very handsome, slightly lots, 30x12o.
north OF Queen Anne; part cash
&4.5o-one Of the choicest corners, 100xl2s,
in Queen Anne.
s3,ooo-sightiy corner on Bradley street, Sax
100 feet
a17O0-Fine slightly 60x1 2S-foot lot near Madi-
son street; close in.
Ss5o-Desirable residence lot on South Four
teenth street; graded and level with the side
walk.
81. 5O0-6 acres fruit and garden land on Rainier
avenue electric line; only $500 down
40 Acres on electric line, partially improved;
Al quality Of land; price, 1925 per acre; easy
terms.
S. 0O-2 full lots. 60xI2O on Eighth street, be-
tween Main and Washington; part cash.
sc .o0o-Corner 90xs0 Tenth and Main part
cash.
IS. 0oo-Improved lot, 60x120; close In rental
800 per month.
Sis Per Acre-l6O acres north of Union bay;
$3.50 Per Acre-16 acres near Green lake. part
cash
$3.50 per Acre-3o acres near Kirkland; Ia
miles from the lake.
s2.5oo-Fin corner 6oxl2o, on Jackson street;
close In.
I.Ioo-Eiegant, slightly lot, e0x120, in Pontius'
addition; easy payments.
$4,000 Business lot ON Washington near Sec
ond.
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~ no KNOWS THE WHEREABOUTS or
" n e Hsnd. formerly 81 sidney. later IF -
A'teF he VIII learn of matters ef special interest
~ nm oy calling nj room alo Butter hlock Sc
Aits
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-THE RFGr-
- lar annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Seattle American District Telegraph Coupauv of
Seattle, for the election Of trustees and such nsner
business as may come before II. viii be held AZ the
eompany's Office on Monday, January % 1S9i al
O'clock p. M. r. II Grant
SIN" AM r. SMITH, President,
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COMMISSION nEeca.xrs

III X HAMMOND & co. fsTrce,pSso1,s, -
al Ahoerson q Faegre) eommissior, ~
dgce. asors9 aeaIsrs in hay grain feed and rt
aaqlson street, Seattle, Wash tai uocS, foot.of
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ROOMS IND Ro4Rn.

-'oR RENT-WELL FURNISHED FRONT
] room with board. AIS Lenora street. corner
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MARRIED.

MrRRAy-CRAD DoCK-At the brides residence
22a popIer street Seattle. on January -, 1881
~ Rev j.. G. Garrett. rector of ~ Marks Epis-
.iyrsaI church Mr.. Bernard William Murray and
Mrs Lizzie McAIpin Craddock.
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NFANTEp-TO BUY IMPROVED FARM.
w VIII exchange pice, clean stock Of har,fNvs~.,
Ano desirable residence Ia city IN mari ua,psenr
can az room E26 Seattle block
NTANTED-FOR CASH ACREAGE Sf7rr-
" able for Plating; in or near city A}ongo
Hun, Olympic block.
" ANTFD--A GOOD RESIDENCE lot IN
W Seattle IN exchange for part cash and balance
~ iosS "a MON Pacific Second addition 20 Peri
Anseles James W. Travers & &c. 90 and so
piun b,ocS
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BL4CKSMTTHISG

DOBERT c. wESTERMAN. HEA .ssa,,s. IN
III ing and general Understandings, ~ = n Jso29
steamboat and building work; ali kihs.s y 10
OF Yesler avenue. p. o. box I'll, seattle 49,
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Advertisements under the heads OF Lost, Found.
For sale, For Re 1t and Situations Wanted will be
inserted al the rate of cent word each insertion
Payment always in advance. No advertisement
received for less than rs cents
SOTICE.-The business Office OF the PosT-IN-
TEILIsEScER is open until IL p. m. Classified
advertisements will be received up 10 this hour
Advertisements VIII be received at branch Offices
Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at
Tacoma .-.....-....,..........T T.. Summons, Agent
Fort Townsend. Handley & French
The following letters await advertisers at this
office:
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CARRAHER 6 MEACHAM

Rooms 22 and 23, Olympic Block.
Corner YesIer avenue and Commercial street.
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NOTICE TO CONTROVERSIAL PRO
~ posaIs will be received by the undersigned
clerk of school district No. so. at Ballard, King
county, Wash, for the construction OF frame
schoolhousc SOxs5 feet in dimensions. and two
stories high Plans and specifications can De seen
at the district clerks Office in Ballard.
All bids to receive considerations, must be In by
January 80 1891. at l o'clock p M, and be accom-
panied by certified check IN the of $3.50
made payable to the directors of school dlstrlct
No. so. as a guarantee of good faith
The successful bidder to furnish good and snf11-
cfenf bond in the penal of 50 600. conditioned
the faithful performance Of the contract IN null
accordance with the plans and specifications. Inc
right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
By order of the board of directors
Dated this 22d day of January, 1891.
NELSE EMERSON, District Clerk.
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AiSS JOSIE T.. HARRIS, FASHIONABLE
vi dreSsmakeF; psrlors SO aud 81 Rengsf0rff
block. Second street, stylish garments and patterns
cut 20 fdsF.
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no LOAN-$l 900 FOR 1 YEAR on I'M
proved real estate EntZ, L MON block
MONEY LOANED-NOTES AND MORT
WI cages bought at la and lis Occidental
block
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RAILROAD TICKETS.

| taE s1 : 40 TICKETS TO ALL POINTS so
- 20 9lo cheaper than regular rates every tioL%e
suSIah.Sed, tickets bought and sold RicbarSs
q 70, IIe second street. Telephone l4i. '''oh
TTNION TICKET oFFTcyt7 ,Cu-1,- 49, -
Cncago, $40; 81. Paul s2s: Butte en- $ $9s:
Aii sa 'ity @5l s0s Second street ree,ntg 80
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MoONSToNE JEWELRY-DoN'T FAIL. TO
wi see the lovely Noonstone jewelry from Mag
ara Fails. on exhibition here for few months only
at Renestord building, room 10; also at the seattle
Book Companyfs store, 1l9 Second street.
TO MY FRIENDS IN SEATTLE AND VICIN-
uy-On account of the failing health of nav
wife and self deem u necessary 10 take a triD 10
warmer and dryer climate. ! leave Seattle today
Tor a three or four months trip through the SOUTH
l take great pleasure in announcing that Dr. Van
Dyke my partnerl VIII continue in our Office on
the northeast corner of Front aud Cherry streets
and conduct our business during my absence I
am most happy to be able 10 recommend DR. Van
by Ike TO my old friends a skillful and highly
worthy physician and surgeon, who will be found
always IN at all hours in readiness 10 do all in his
power 10 alleviate the sufferings of humanity
Very Respectfully, DR. WHITFoRD
4 RARE CHANCE FOR SAwAIILI. MEN TO
~ get timber enough TO good mill fiftv wears
and good millsie. scontiguous 10 a thriving town
aud railroad; cedar, hardwood and FIR very handy
TO milsite; also timber suitable for making brush
and tool handles, wcuden-ware. etc: any one hav-
Ing MEANS that Will build soon. viii get our assist
ance free. Address Manning q Dodge, Centraiia.
Wash.
TOR SALE-A No. l HoLSTETN AND JER-
n sey bull for service. Apply on premises
Nagle farm, corner Broadway, north of Madison
street, or to II. Al Chisholm. restaurant SIS Front
street.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS-SEALE LED fho-
~ posais will be received by the BOARD oi couis.
commissioners of Thurston county " as LOB, -
the Office Of the county auditor IN Olympia, W asl-
ington, until o'clock m Of THURSDAY
10 1891 for furn shing all materials anu erSCeiis
the new court house for Thurston county. " ssi.-
ington inclusive of fTeproofng. PLUMBING, neat
ing and for the entire completion of the ouols IA
accordance with the plans, SPECIFICATIONS ahu ut
tail drawings prepared by w ~ Ritchle afcihtect,
copies OF which will be on file and may pc seen on
and after Monday, January 20, 1891 at ine SIenI-
fects Office at rooms So. SO and 3D. Union bioch,
Seattle, Washington, and at Manns oundips on
Washington street. between Fourth anu rItn
streets, in Olympia, Washington Eacn pIoRoSal
must be accom- panied by certified check on some
local bank in the of 1--WE thousand ooiIaIs
($5 600 00) made payable to the order OF the Treas
nrer of Thurston county. Washington, as a guaran-
tee of good faith the part of the said oidoer tne
check of tine successful bidder TO De retained uhlii
the said bidder shall have executed the Iorua COZ,
tract as prepared BY the architect aud furfiisneu
bonds as required by law or in the failure on wntcn
tue said five thousand dollars tSoOO0oVl shaii Dc
forfeited to the said Thurston county WITHOUT re-
and for iiquidated damages for sacn Iaidure
on the part of the said bidder. No proposal VIII oe
considered unless accompanied by such certlnsu
check properly endorsed. The board OF county
commissioners the right TO reject any ana
all bids.
BY oraer of the board of county commissioners OF
JOHN p. TWEED,
County Auditor and Ex-ofiico Clerk OF the Board
of County Commissioners, Thurston county,
Washington.
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EO. H. GRAHAM. NJ. D.. PHysrc-,
surgeon. Office, l3 and II starr LAY iAy
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UMBRELLA RETAINING

| MbkELLAS AND PARAsOIS REpkTp1Sn
do,a - efea and made 10 order: work uronan,I
bia o nno 77Iaranieed. George w Fey 22I Conn.,
aud $500 t1i,-a5 AND PARASOLS REPAIRFD
----e s.-eels Seattle, Wash Fred to- como ana
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CL1IREOY4NTS

an ana NoLDS, THE SUCCESSFUL. TrIsST
cards. 40 S1taess medium, gives life readnss. -
fro 1nt N S',ee between Spring aud seneea Sbr n
L n1aaaaSE MARVIN. PROPHECIES vpo.
block cnrne- me Sns seattle fire. Room Phinnav
- --- ILoI4t ana Seneca streets -SS
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nR- FRANKLIN >. PALMFp 49,
- ~ and surgeon. 405 James st,e.s y ID
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FIyANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on INSIDE OR OUTSIDE
vi city property, furniture, pianos. or anything
of value: business confidential Gilmore, 719 Sec
ond street.
EE & BoWDEN ARE AGAIN IN THE
IL field with money for city and farm loans;
lowest rates and most favorable terms IN the city,
represent Lombard Investment Company. Coman
block, Front street.
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HANTED-P4RTNERs.

VIZ 4 IL 8hINFhN.
" ANTEn-PARTNER, EXPERIENCED IN
w trapping and sailing, 20 so north. Address
Beaver. Post-lntelligcncer
HANTED-PARTNER IN AN OLD FSTAR.
" lished grOcery busigesa- Address & p Post.
lnteiligencer. "
" ANTED-A PARTNER WITH $500 IN
w newspaper business. seattle publication.
business pAyins 81 geo per month. Address Pub
Usher, care OF Post INTEL gencer
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SOCIETY NOTICE.


ORDER EASTERN STAR, LORRAINE CHAP
~ ter, No o; observation-disclosures for piano fund
will be given Tuesday evening. January 81. at p.
M, in Freeds hail. Ninth street, between Olive
and Pine streets all members and friends are cor
daily invited; tickets for sale at Treens shoe store
Front street, or at hall.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mss CHEAL'S BOARDING Avn NJ
W school for girls will reopen lamar ioa1i
IgSiae96 teachers; special primary class being
lars nnI 10 ~ sb FEBRUARY / For particu,
bia street. Seattle @A' 0A~ Soiunl-
SCHOoI OF PRACTICAL. CIyTT- lTrCrT.~-
i, G xs lining. Engineering, Surveying. Draneb,
ss ascnIleetuIe, Assaying and Navieafon la
San san francesca, Cal Established 1854 W.
DEB NAIL-EN, President. send for circ,Iar AN
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FOR s4LE-REAL ESTATE.


TOR sALE-FIDALGO ISLAND--l721s ACRES
~ fine land. one body; half-mile water ifcna
Simlk bay; Anacortes electric motor line. aihnss
completed, runs through property; bargain, lol
cash or easy terms. Address Fidalgo Island, rost
intelligencer Office.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LNOR SALE-THE FURNITURE. FIXTURES
IL and lease of well-located hotel and dining
room. Address B.. Post Intelligencer office
E,oR SALE-LODGING-HoUs CLOSE IN
IL big bargains. Gilmore, 719 Second street
DOR SALE-LODGING-H HOUSE; COON
Il paying lodging house, on easy terms l4O8
Front street.
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LOST.
GOO REWAND-LOST OR STOLEN FROM
eH-O British bark Samoa. white rowboat, square
stern name painted on stern, 10 feet long; finder
or anyone knowing the whereabouts viii be re-
warded by addressing Balfour, Guthrie d Co., Ia
coma.
L oST-SPANIEL PUPPY; ANSWERS no
IL name of Grip; brown with white spot on
paid to one leaving 1t at the Observation-Disclosures of
fee.
I OST-WILL PARTY WHO HAS UMBRELLA
IL engraved 30. d. Colvin, Tacoma" call al this
Office, leave il and receive reward?
4 osT-oN SOUTH THIRD STREET. RE-
IL tween Nam and Jackson a gold-headed um.
brella with locketS set in each end of handle 4
very liberal reward win he given by the clerk OF
the Arlington hotel fer its return and no questions
asked Ned Parker.
I oST-STLvER WATCH AND BLACK ONYX
IL chain; also gold ring. Finder please return IN
Ideal Rest and receive reward.
T osT-BRowN CURLY DOG: WHITE sPoT.
IL ted breast and feet; strap collar and win
name on same. 50 reward. G. +. Nadell l4la
Jackson street.
I oST-PoCKETBoOK CONTAINING TWEEN
IL fy-two $50 bills. twenty-three $50 bills two
checks on First National bank of West SUPERIOR
Wis, one for $3.50 and one for $500 Finder will
receive 5000 reward by returning 10 Post Intell-
gencer Office.
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nR. g. T.. ROLLINS -RooNs =.
~ olympic block; diseases az owe ~ ~ An
throat. Office hours, 10 to II a. 4, - ~
8 p. N. % ne
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FOR RENT-A NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE:
&c all modern improvements; fine view. Inquire
AS Republican street
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E'oR SALE-FINE FARM, 100 ACRES, RICH
bottom land, five and one-baf miles from Port
Angeles; good house, two large barns; cuts 100
tons OF hay. Address J. III. Whlteman, Port
Angeles
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DOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT 40xl00, ON
IL graded street: $500 cash, balance $25 per
month. Mills & Randall 22S Butler block.
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E'oR SALE-CoTTAGE WITH FIVE ROOMS;
baggageroom, cellar and stables; lot 50xl00
feet fronting Jackson street cable. near Taylor
street; easy terms price, 1890 Rees P. Daniels,
2l2 Butler block.
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EoR SALE-FIFTY DOLLARS PER ACRE
Il will buy eighty acres Of the finest land on
county road between Lakes Washington and
Sammamish; fifteen acres in clover; house and
well. Room ll9 Washington building
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TOR SALE-LoTS AND 10, BLOCK 20,
y Bell & Dennys, $4,000; Mcfiilvras third adj
dition, block lots - 10, %: "a, at $500 each;
block y lots 5. 3, g. TO- at S2T5 each block g. lots
2, 13, IA. at $225 each; block II. lots IL, a. Is,
10, at 5000 each; lots and o. block a, David ;.
Maynards plat, at 600: l20 acres, with two mil
lion feet standing timber, in "a, tip. 20 NJ r.
west, kitsap county, at 81 200 Washington Realty
Company, room 40l and 402 Pioneer building.
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LNOR SALE-TWO LARGE LOTS, CORNER
IL and inside, high and slightly, in of the best
localities in the city for view and neighborhood;
very cheap for cash; must SELL Walter H. Fer
gusson. 622 Second street
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FoR REyT--IrorSEs.

EsoR RENT-,A HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS IN BAL
itrtt- Enquire AT Elosson e. Kelly. druggists,
corner southvSecond and Washington streets.
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LNOCND-A SCOW HAS BEEN FOUND AT
Il Nashon adrift, SO by IL feet Address a
Erickson, NaShon, Wash.
FOUND - ONE CERTAIN PROMISSORY
4 note; lace value one thousand dollars ISL OoO1
For iHrther particulars call al = Bisazza Propre-
TOR Poodle Dog restaurant, POS Washington street
opposite Standard theater.
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FOR RENT--LODGING-R HOUSES.
ENoR RENT-LODGING-HOU CHOICE
IL locations. Gilmore. 719 Second street
I'oRlRENT-LODGING-H HOUSE, SEVENTEEN
Il 10 thirty rooms Hull q Espy, Front and Yes
Ter avenue.
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1NANTED-BoY ABOUT IS: ONE THAT
w can talk good English. Address In own hand
writing, Room mate, Post-fntelligencer.
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TOR sALE-THE MOST SLIGHTLY LOTS On
II Queen hill or Ia RandalI's addition AT a DAT
gain. Alonzo Hun, Olympic block.
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VNANTED-TO MAKE LOANS ON FIRST
w class business, residence and farm property.
l. w. EntZ. Union block, representing Jarvis
COnklin Mortgage Trust Company.
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EoR SALE-EIGHTY ACRES FINE LAND
u six miles from Kent, two miles from Maple
Valley Station; all fenced; can be purchased for
$25 per acre: easy terms Piper, Lonsway 81 Co.,
rooms 1l6, III and 119 Washington building.
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PHYSICIANS IND sUpo-

PEMOVED--s. CARMAN. M n 49,.
~ and surgeon, Office rooms Is ~ IN Y sslf|
building, Front street. between ChsTrrg, u. Il q
M; surgeon Northern Pacific rajirss.. ? aud7 \
Lake shore a. Eastern Railroad ~ Aad 81
gerry and diseases OF women specla1tvya '1sss1
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New YORK. March lO.-The stock
market today was dull. trading being
purely professional. and the movements
accomplished were evidently the result of
the operations of traders alone. The
general list rallied fully in the afternoon
after losses which extended TO Il per cent.
but final dealings were again rather heavy
aud the market so closed. Final changes
are slight IN all cases and quite irregular.
Governments steady.
Petroleum-April closed at 7G4.
Wool-tIrm. Domestic fleece, 34a31.
Copper-Weak. Lake. March. $3.50.
Lead-Steady. Domestic. $4.374.
Tln-lrregular and easier. Straits,
s2O.I5.
Money on call easy, closed offered at >
Bar Silver, 9Sf
Following are closing prices OF stocks.
U. 5. As, registered, 204: U. S. As,
coupons, 2l4; Pacific 6s. III: American
Express, lis; Canada Pacific. 10:
Canada Southern, ACT: Central Pa.
cifc, PSI; Burlington, II. Delaware,
L~ackawauna L Western, 1884,; Denver a
RIO Grande. l64; Erie, Is: Kansas &
Texas, III; Lake Shore, lOSs; Louisville
i Nashville. 1911, Michigan Central. 9O5;
Missouri Pacific. 65t; Northern Pacific,
27; preferred, 77;I Northwestern. IO25;
preferred, 1873; New York Central,
l0lt; Oregon Navigation, 10; Oregon
improvement, rs; North American III;
Pacific Mail, 375; Reading, 2SI, Rock
Island, 75s; Milwaukee 4 St. Paul,
$50, st Paul & Omaha, %; Texas Pa
cifc, 10; Union Pacific, A; Fargo Elk
press, IS; Western Union, 500; Oregon
Short Line, %; American cotton oil 22t.
CHICAGO, March 10 -Cattle-Receipts
5000. Market firm and somewhat higher.
Steers, "a. 0095. so; COWS, 81. OO(a3. so.
Sheep-keceipts 5000. Market weak
and lower. Westerns. IS. 4Olah, so;
Natives, S+.4OG5. SO; Lambs, $1,000
6.25. 49,