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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yeate rdny.

heofeFO0ys
Real estate transactions from January I, 1892,
are sl3,70S,o73eS There were fled Tor record
Yesterday II deeds, the considerations agyregat-
ing s36275, an average of si.T27.ss Following
is the list as furnished by Osborne Tremper &
Co, abstractors of titles, ils Cherry street, be-
tweea Front and Second:
F. D. Black to F. l. tombstone, part I6, "a, 4,
s1n91.
{. II. Greene to II. Hewitt, IT,. part sec 10. "A,
:, si,u00.
+. Colquhoun to G. Montgomery, part rs, %, 6
rial Others, tio,009
C. scurry to John Lsary. lots 10 to %. block
So. Gilman PIX, 81
l. n Ho,dea 10 P. l. Bicrsesh, lot %, block 2,
McGuire q Hoidens. sll1.
/ VI. Pharis to B. b. Freed, lot Z block 81,
J. i. Akin to NJ. l. Winfield, part sec IL, 2s, 6.
sstoo.
IL A. Mortrnde to f. A. Hagmor. lot Z. block
26. l.. Pontus' add, 81.
J. Waltz to n. s. Bruce. lot s, part 6. block
west c. /. co, TO Gabriel Hanson, lot 10. block
: b. 6. Boiheli to C. r. Chase. lot 8, block q.
Bothei, $50.
r. c. Chase to A. NJ. Chase. lot 8, block .,
Bo,heli. $500.
W. c. Heilbron to +. I. Brition, lot s, blocks,
North Seattle. 500
ID. 4. Griswoid TO ID. keeter, lot Ii, block g.
NJ. J: Doughue to II. Body, lot 2o, block 4. Gil.
r. l. II. Co. to John Hack, lots 10 and 20.
NJ l. Co syndicate to John Hasch, lot 10.
bi ok .. Moorland, $780,
a. D. E.helman to &. III. Danndr block 81,
". i. Parker to R. B. Williams, lot IS, block
AZ. BryD Mawr, 81.
II. B. wiseInan to A. Nelson. lot Is, block a,
Bryn Mawr. 81.
j. Marer to a. Nelson, lot 4, block Is, Hutchln.
sous Div 81.
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SAN FRAN CISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BAN Francisco, Nov. 3-The vegetable mar
ket was fairly supplied ibis morning with ordi-
nary varieties. and prices are steady. Summer
vegetables arrive in limited quantities, ami
prices are well maintained
In fresh fruits the market is regulated to
great extent by the quality OF receipts, and
prices have wide range in many instances.
Good table grapes still bring top quotations, but
there is large amount OF poor fruit coming in.
Wine grapes are weak aud sales were made be-
low quotations. Choice apples are In demand.
Tns demand for fresh butter Is light. Choice
ranch eggs are firm.
Produce receipts.FlouE $500 quarter sacks:
besns. 400 sacks; potatoes, 1000 sacks; Taisins,
1900 boxes; wine, Il. 900 gallons.
Flour-Fsrniiy extras, s3sotG4oo per barrel;
bakers extras, g. sG0sL0o: supeFfine, g. 60s3 TO-
wheas-2si '4sLslA .per Genital; fair 10
choice shipping. sAsss4fslse14 for milling
Barley-reed, s21.ass5o per GENITAL for dark
coast; So .0ss711o for good quality and eoc for
choice; brewing, s5ctG{l ger GENITAL. Chevaiier,
81 iaGsli711 per Genital for standard; socgsLo0
ost.-Fancy iced. ,i.s71ssL 40; Surprise. si.45
9i5o: milling, si.3J01L 40s good To choice feed.
81. 2OeLs5. of grades, sLisssL25; black, si.oas
LIS for common aud 81. IA ,fo1I 20 for choice Tor
seed; gray, 81 2asi. so per tentai
Corn-sL0711 for large yellow: 81 IS for small
yellow; 81 iz,s(el. IN per ctntal for white
lev Srsgop Isc ssi ore,Sn. lgs' ral
to choice sogloc; plains, 16tlsc: mountain. free.
g5i0c: mountain, detective, s1s9e; northsrn
lambs, free, lS(9l5c; northern lambs, defective,
1otSlic.
CALL BOARD.
Call board sales: wheat-Buyer December,
I.3sss sstSl. 33stt. closing slFs1; May, tL563E
Bariey-December,@ lzagssOfSe, closing al yo7s;
seller year. e91. fgs)e; elosiAg s9c-
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sigh.. 20: telegsaphic, Is. Sterling
bills-Bank, s4sf; sight, S4sSst; commercial,
tAS2,5. silver nars, 511sSS5c; Mexican dol
lars. 65(Gs8lxe.
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FREIGHT EROM THE ORIENT.
Large Increase In Seattle Consignments,
New Steamers Stop Here.


The British steamer Zambesi, of the Northern
Pacific Oriental line, arrived in port from China
and Japan Wednesday morning, bringing lbs
tons of freight for this port. She had 20 tons
for Tacoma and the balance was through
freight The LIS tons for here was all consigned
to Seattle iebbers 1t consisted of 1000 sacks Of
sugar, quite an amount of tea and some other
merchandise.
The quantity OF freight consigned here indi-
Gates the change OF sentiment here since tho
vessels have begun coming into this port. The
FIRST vessel that arrived at Tacoma ON the line
brought about 100 tons of freight for Seattle
shippers. But AZ soon as il was learned that
the vessel would not stop here. seattle ship
pers began withdrawing their patronage until
finally but very little Seattle freight was CON-
ing over the line. The Loo Sck, the frat one to
stop here, brought only about forty tons. The
lambert was the next and the amount has sud
denly been swelled TO lbs tons This IL encour-
aging. and there is no doubt Of Seattle ulti-
mately getting control OF the through business
when wharves have been arranged 50 the freight
can be loaded on the cars here rs cheapIy az at
Tacoma
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NOTICE TO CONrRACT0Ks.'

CECRETARY's OFFICE, STATE AGRICUL-
- tura college and school Of science. Pullman,
Wash:
Notice In hereby given that the board of regents
Will receive bids at this flee before Tues
day. the 18th day of Noven Der. 1892, at IL
o'clock IN. for bids to furnish the following sup
plies to be del vered az Pullman. Wash.
Bids viii be received either for whole or any
part of said supplies.
Each bid must be- accompanied by = certified
check for amount equal TO 10 per cent of the
bid. payable To the order of the president OF the
board
The board reserves the right to reject any and
Hams, l,soo lbs: bacon, 500 lbs: roast or boiling
meat (by earcass). $4,000 lbs; steak 10y the
carcass), II 900 lbs; potatoes, 20 tons; -four
turnips q tons; cabbage, tons: onions 500 ms:
milk. 2, 200 gals; sugar tsrsnnlatedl $500 ns:
eyrnp crock ipl. bbis: coffee 400 Ds, tea. 100
ms: prunes (driedt, 700 lbs: aprco,s tdriedl.
200 ms; pinms (dred) 700 lbs; cherries
(dredl TOO fns; 45o An peaches;
l5o An cans srricots: $50 An cans
pears, 250 10 cans tomatoes 500 An cans corn;
400 gals pick les 100 gals vinegar pepper (groundl.
Is MS salt 700 fs; washing powder 800 ms: soau,
200 MS sage. rs fbs: ssvory. 10 ms, beans tpea
beans), - bu: butter. $500 los: lard z 900 Ms.
eggs $50 dor. spices. rs los. raisins - lbs; cur
rants tdriedl. 800 lbs. cheese 1000 lbs; apples.
100 bbls rice. 100 lbs pearied barley. so ios IRA
ham -four 500 lbs. vermiesili. Is lbs. naccaroni,
Is loss exit act of lemon Is bottles extract of va
nlia IS bottles: chocolate, rs lbs; cocoanut %
Lbs: iapioca- Is lbs; Kerosene oil, 4 bhis
All articles 20 be hrst-c and II not Will be
held sahec. TO the order of party furnishing goods
GEORGE LILLET,
Hoard of Regents.
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AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
EXPORTS OF A MONTH.


Capt Z. Biondi furnishes the following fig
ures regarding the exports from Puget sound
and British Columbia ports 70 foreign and
coasswiss ports during the past month, which
proved to be the best month of the year for
shipping
Number of vessels (steam and saiD carrying
eargoes OF wheat, merchandise, coal and lum-
Der, l26. with An aggregate tonnage of li4,sna
OF this number. 80, with q tonnage of O.442.
sailed from Seattle; IS with tonnage OF 81, 7sa,
sailed from Tacoma
Following is statement of the exports from
each port:
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS RAINIER


~ street grade,
sealed proposals viii be received by the
Hcrssgncd secretary OF the board Of pUhlc works OF
the city Of Seattle. mp to noon OF Friday. llth OF
November A y 1892. for the re grading and con-
s,ructiou of sidewalks both sides az Rainier
street the city OF seattle. from the north line OF
.aiu street 10 the soath ltae OF florcnce STREET
IN said city. In accordance with the plans and
ape,,ifcSslous now on die In this office
zach bid Ia TO be accompanied BY certified
cheek pSyxnis the order of tue city comptroller
fcr a SUN not less than 1--WE 81 per cent OF The
amount bid. and bid shall be considered unless
accompanied hy such check.
The sscoessful oi1d-r will he required to enter
Into a contract and furnish satisfactory hoDdsuen
for the amounts required by the city charter snd
laws " sthin ten !ol days from be ns notified
Of the ewsrst falling which said check anu the
amount thereof will be forfeited 10 the ely.
No person Is e,igthie as = bidder Who has within
two prior RI the letting made default m pay
yrent OF any ,ust claim for any work or labor per
formed or for skill material fdrnished par
sasot To surh contract is here advertiset or
vino within SAIL two wears, has assigned. ansn
doned. surrendered OK failed 10 complete any sacn
contrac.
reject any and sli bids
Proposals 10 b. Endorsed on the envelope .Rainies
Street TRADE.
Please attach copy Of this advertisement 10 bid
Nv ORDER Of the hoar3 OF pubic
&. -. HEiFSER. secretary.
First publication October -. 1892.
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Passenrer Itst.

ElLIsros, Mont, Nov. s.-Passsngsrs on
Northern Pacific train No. 1:
J. Z. Moore, A. 3. Bunvel, Mrs. c. IL
Block, Rev. H. 4. Hornschuck, Miss Marv
Grfiig, Mrs {. HopInan and two daughters 4
-anover and wife, Thomas Thomas aud wife. r
H. srscker, I'd Edgerton and Miss Kroupei
aud ninety second -ciaas.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FfSANCfAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Ear silver, 81 i5-l6d. Con-
SOS, 90 1850. Bank of England discount, 3per
cent
BRxADsruFFs.
LvERPooL, Nov a-wheat-Demand improv.
ing: unchanged.
Corn-Demand poor: spot. steady, Is sgd;
November, steady, Is 81 ID
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a., % nion r.eiae 70 tas onIy srxasssnsl asassa
S.fth~sst - orashs, ksns.. car, sa Ioa. = sai
ts.eAxy and All potnss kasx No1sru .aasc
oIcs ~ sseozd street. a q Narsla s~s..
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towt
of
nded to 5
public buildings
oft
exceeding
dollars;
ed
contra and 10 n urpOsewh
election electors o
Witness hAndan aisealth A. D.
a TWICHELI,
County County
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Special Notice.

The Arlington hotel offers special reduceA
rates for families and single gentlemen by the
week or month Table unsurpassed. Rooma
the 6nesi in the city.
HAsx n scHxrTz, Propristorn
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I ACoSNEh RoUTE
STEAMER PAIaHAvEN.

leaves city Deck Seattle DAILY except sun.
DAY ut a IL, fo- kGmonds. clinton raislip.
lsr,rn's Point langley, C0urevile. san de Euca.
tlak hArhOr. Ctsalsdy and Iscoauer. Returning
leaves Isconne- p M. for seattle. covering same
thF.FN "a aSsSk-
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TACOMA, Nov. 3.-lspecial. Tho grain mar
ket today showed more inquiry. but sellers and
buyers were still apart. Quotations: Wheat
Club, Tic; blue stem, 73isc bid.
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Portland Grain MARKET.

Easy aud inactive. Valley, 81 2o(0l 221s: walla
walla, SLl21l per Genital Receipts vera 47.5ls
ccrtais
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DELIISaHAM BAY ROUTE
STEAMER wASCo

caves Merchants Dock. seattle, on Tnesdsys
THURSDAYS and ssrurd ys ~ o'clock a ~ for
EauoncS Clinton. Langley, CoupeSlie = lacy,
FldaIgo city. Anaou-leS Saiaasa. fAFhaFeb.
Vhaiccrn and Sehaue Tickets ter sale AZ city
ticket once. SO4 Secoad street
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Commanding Friday, November 4 .s>.u-
Annroe gill leave yesler wharf at Y a. M. Mcn.
day. Wednesday and Friday for Ey-rs,t. LORE,
snohomlsh ana uay point.
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-iesmef Islrhassn had IS toas in sna M ana
on 'ns "A eeaner route; City % Ao~rlera. A
oAi on ne o4yHpia Fests; aoaiissiie, n out a.
the AAtcoEa route
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DON'T ORCHARD

Don't ORCHARD
navy Yasa -Brsmsrtss, sids>y
zlS CEarlestsa
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot Of Washington street daily exeepi
sunday. at Sis q n and $3.50 p n. The s;is
= ~ ufp includes head OF Pert Orchard kxcur
49, partsss sss - sccsamsdasaS en- suSeAyA
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MERCHANDISE.
Hons-Quict and unchanged
tofce-options steady and unchanged 20 ~
points up sales were $500 bags: November,
Sla1@tl5 %; December, sia05,1ia2o: January.
sitNsahs5 spot Rio-Quies and steady; NO.
:, lose
suear-Rsw, quiet and steady; refined, steady
anf fairly active.
tonper-~ Quiet; Lake. Sll6S3iL7a
lsad-Duli. domestic. ss.set12 20.
b 1in-Qgiet: straits, so.o
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Change OF tine Cosrevins ana Ia coa,s-
route Communicating November a. sse amer Fsi,.
hAssa ~ih ls.ve csy does At o m N. anlly- a.
eep' ssturdsy, insteam OF a mL, a. forma<ix'
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NOTICE OF sHERIFrS SALE IN THE
4N superior court Of the state OF Washington for
the county Of King. Frank Hanfo d and A. Il.
Aaecuisky, as Administrators of the estate Of
Andrew Smith, deceased, and w. A. Harrington,
plaintiff VS.. Mary NJ. Miller ct a, defendants, No
1O.2A2
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
epeciai execution, issued out OF the above named
court in the above entitled action, and TO d.
rected aud delivered. have duly levied upon and
seized in execution the following described real
ton TO wit
The north hfty-one {sl) feet Of lot numbered
three {3} In block No. nine t9I OF d. 4. May nards
Plat of the town (now city, Of Seattle. In King
county. state OF Washington, being . piece
Of land ono hundred and eleven (lll)
feet long east and west, by ifty-one t5r) feet
wide north and south, all In said lot three f3l in
said block nine te), together with that certain
known as .cowie Block and situate thereon,
fronting 10 the west on the east side of south
Second street, between Washington and Mill
streets Of said city of Seattle to the extent of the
leasehold estates OF the defendants, r. n. McFad-
den and w. v. RinehArt therein and thereto,
and to the extent OF all the right title and In
terest Of the said X. N. McFadden and W. v.
Rnehart therein ard thereto at any and all
times from and after the z3d day OF March, 1890,
and OF all persons claiming by, through or under
them or either of them.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that Friday,
the 18th day OF November, 1892. 1t the hour OF
10 O'Clock a M. of said day, al the front door OF
the court o se, the city of seattle, In said King
county. viii sell the above described property,
at public auction to the highest bidder for cash
J. III. woOLEkY, sheriff
Dated this 2Oth day OF October, 1892.
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Connects with boat for Snohomish. Connects
with steamer Bailey Gatxert for Tacoma
Trips daily including sunday
To take effect Mon6ay. September 10.
eEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLAUD TRoUP FRANK ". 0oODHUE,
PreA Socy
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sew Ynsx srocx xxcHANaR.

NEW YORK STOCK kxCHANak
NEW YORK, Nov. a--Despiss the dullnes, the
u0ertoae OF speculation Was strong and changse'
are generally in the direction OF higher prices.
Chicago Gas had the greatest advances. closing AZ
9iss- Consolidated Gas jumped from uess to
i2i1z. Cotton OIL advanced over point. sugar
was weak and declined per cent Tho close
was generally FIRM.
Government bonds--Dull.
fetroleun-Decembe-, SIC.
FINANCIAL
Money on call--Easv; closed, offered,
fftns paper, ys1$G Excaange-Fffm; $AsSA
Tor sixty-day bills; 81 ssst Tor demand.
BONDS.
L; ls coupon. lii1l Pacific 60. --.....- 'lo'13
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III W. BAKER & CO. BAKER q co.'s
Ii. Dock. foot Of University street
STEAMER TINE rABLEa
THE STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Runs on the following time card daily:
FARE TO TACOMA. 90 CENTS
Olympia Avs $50 Nd. r.com. sA ..... $50 m
Iacoma...... 1900 a IA Seattle. 1900 noon
Tacoma go. $3.50 >. m. Olympia. 80. $50 p. N.
Connecting with boats for Kamslchis and shell.
ton
Baker 4 Co s Dock. foo, OF University street
CAPTAIN I. WILEY, Aaster
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
TACOMA AND EVERETT
Time card in effect November 1. 1897.
NORTH BoUSn
Arrive EdInonds. 5:i5 p m, daily
Arrive Nuckilteo d: 30 p m. daily.
Arrive Everett, 1855 and IL p. m. daily.
SOUTH HOUND.
Leave Seattle IL a m. daily.
Arrive Tacoma. p m, daily.
For freight rates an,tGurther information. apply
to IL w. BAKER & CO., seattle W ash.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rearLANn skArrLE SASoouvnA
First-ciass steel Steamships
HAYTIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON
Carrying freight and passengers, leave every ten
days For passenger and freight rates, exact sail
ing datss etc. apply 10
Hw BAKER & CO. Agents
DoRr ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND. DUN
J. geness aud seattle route.
TIME CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO.
Commencing Tuesday, November !, 1892.
Leaves daily except Monday "a follows: Seattle,
Ia M; Townsend 10 so; arrives Port Angeles
.. M Leave Fort Angeles $3.50 III; Port
TOW nsend y. M. arrives Seattle 10; 50 p
Landings CITY Dock, seattle, ttena!s DOCK, Fort
Townsend; Mefses Dock. Port Angeles
HATCH BROS.
CEATTI.E. TACOMA AND OLA APlA kaC TE
- The nav fast and eomnsodioGs steamer
olTy IF ABkkphEN,
Carving passengers and freight. vii! ieavs On tue
folio sclqpuaie DAILY, sICxrr SoSpAfs, ioI
TACOMA McSeiu's Island and olympia. cDnHectins
win beats and from shelton anu hsnitshte
Leaves CIV Gsck, seattle. At 10 u "a = =
do.a Tacoma at 1870 3 m. arriving n PeFciSa.s
wharf oiympls. al l;20 =. m hstnrnlns' leaves
Olympia a. 90 q. m; aaeomas ~ oiSo p m-' AZ
rive a. Seattle 80 p M @ r,,,, >..,
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH ROUTE


Leaves HatNeias wharf Tuesdays Thnrsdays
ana -sturdnvs a. . m for hdmonda. AGktlle0
everett, Asrysvtlle. Lowell and Saoaomiah
FARE TO nv RErr SOC
To sSoHOMlSH Tsc-
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DlSPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY.

DrS. Merrill g. Merrill.
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Graduates from the University Of the City OF New
ork and OF Long Island College Hospital Brook
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t. THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county. state of WASHINGTON the mat
ter of the slaughter Milling Company,
Incorporated. now In the hands of James
Hart OF slaughter. receiver. TO be offered
for sale al Slaughter. in King county, on Monday
the lth day OF November 1892. ~ the hour Of 10
o'clock IA. prompt upon The premises OF said
milling company. the whole OF the plant and stock
mot including the sawed iumber) or the slaughter
Giling company. Incorporated. including the
ems ines. ss9iiers saws. planes, TOOLS tackle and
implements All in good state of repair and IN
diton, and until very recently In fun operation
There are also q large number OF logs already cut
and many on the mid premises These will also
b" offered for sale. together with tl0) ten head of
oxen: AL leases and Agreements as TO timber viii
go With the sale. Said sale to be made subject to
the following terms ana conditions to-wit: Sale
70 hc awarded 10 the highest bidder and subject to
continuation BY the superior court OF King county.
oae-fearth OF the amount bid and accepted pro
fem. at The time by the receiver must be paid TO
The receiver IA United states gold CON- and in the
event o. the non-coa fjrmasion said amount to be
returned without deductions OF any kind; and IL
confirmed. the balance must be paid within three
days Alter notification by mail of acceptance by
The receiver. or the deposit paid viii be forfeited
and The sale void JAMES HART
Receiver OF the slaughter Milling Co. Inc
Slaughter. King county. Wash, Oct rs. 1892.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5. Wheat - Fair; business
opened 80 lower, declined sac more on selling
pressure influenced by increased receipts over
estimates; rallied &c on reports from the in
terror OF receipts failing of, reported demand
from European continent and free exports;
closed steady, &c higher. Receipts were, 22I.o00
bushels; shipments, 2t.0oo bushela
Wheat--steady; cash, 70lsc; December, 72c.
Corn--FiEm; cash. 4ltsc; December. 4lssc.
oass-stesdy; cash. s0J4c; December, sl1Ac
RYe-i0Ql5oc.
Bgrley--blt56lc.
Flax-sL I16tLil.
Timothy-sl.s0
Nhisky-sLi5.
Purk-firm; cash, sIl6o; May, slaio
Lard-Firm; cash, s. 10; May, S.6S
shoulders-s7. 500. so
short cisar--$7 9isGsSUo
shert ribs-Firm; cash, $3.50; May, t6g2lf
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--Cattle- Receipts, $4,000;
steady to loo lower. Natives, s5D5 IS; stockers,
81 9an3: Texans, s2ssfDa
Hogs-Receipts. p, coo; active: 1c{Di5c higher.
rough and common. tsotDa. .. packing
aud mixed, sa2nGls0: prime heavy and
butchers weights, sa4Esea6o; light, $40
(9i51.
sheep Receipts. 5000; slow and lower. Ma
lives. sa2Tg4T5; Westerns, s41NGi55; fed
Texans, A25.