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TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE-By
u virtue OF interlocufory decree rendered in
the Dist: let Court the United States for the Dis
trict of Indiana I'm cause No. 4672 in admiralty
against the wreck of the wharf boat Of the Sout hern
Wharfboat Company, her tackle, apparel, furniture
and cargo, wherein Alexander Montgomery is libel
liant. upon cause of action. civil and maritime,
will on Monday, August %. 1892. at point known
as Loughrey Bend. i've miles below Aurora in said
district offer for sale at public auction the highest
bidder the said wreck of the wharf boat Of the South
ern Wharf boat Company her tackle, appar !, fIirn
ture and cargo WILLIAM L. DUNLAP,
BY Ed. CONWAY, Deputy u. :. Marshal.
indianapolis August Is. 1892
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Correction!

Excursion tickets to Kansas City issued by the
Vandalia line will be sold over all lines between
st. Louis and Kansas City.
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$3.75-Chtcago-S8
Via
Big Four. Worlds Fair route.

tanned by using Glenns sulphur Soap. which
does away with the necessity for sulphur baths.
Try it, ladies' Ii Is genuine beautifer, and
very economical.
Hint to those premaiurely gray: Use Hills
hair DYE,
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Don't become Constructed. Take Beecham's
Pills.
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FOX RENT
IroR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II 81 Eas New York St
NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il at 81 East New York street.
NOR RENT-THE NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
IL residence New York street. opposite the First
Baptist Church Eight rooms. with IA the modern
improvements. Rent $40 per month Apply 10 w.
r. HOLLOWAY. Room lS Journal Building
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TRY DAVID c. BRYAN, ga EAST MARKET
ST. opposite posiofiice.
WILLS MINER, Practical Accountants rs years
w experience Best Of references. SO X Nerd St
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WANTED-B0Y AND GIRL HELP WANTED
w to work in the American Tin plate Works FL.
wood, Ind. Any boys between fifteen and seventeen
years Of secure employment which VIII, with
In short, time net them 81 per day for labor Any
boys girls desiring to TO ElwoOd for work should
open correspondence with the American Tin-pate
90. and fun information will be furnished them.
Widows with large families move 10 Elwood and
secure employment in these works for their children.
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THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS

THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS
To Kansas City and Return and to st. Louis
and Return.
Aug. 10 TO 22, inclusive. the vandalia line will
sell excursion tickets 10 Kansas CITY and return
at rate of SO, and TO ST. Louis ana return at rate
Of SIS. Tickets good returning until Sept. ID.
Call at Vandalia line ticket Offices or address
W. +. Drummer, ID. p. A. Indianapolis.
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II OST-JERSEY COW, WITH WHITE FEET
IL end OF tail also white IL found, please return
q. VAN CAMP, TIA North Delaware street
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tuatioas declined &c. Then the market rallied
le, and the closing was about Ic higher than
yesterday. Receipt. were $4,000 bushels; ship
menis, $500 bushels
Whest-Firn; cash, sg51c; May. a7lS
Corn-stesdy; cash, 4ec: Nav, 4lFIc
Ssis-Steaey cash. $685. May, sllse3l<c
Bsrley-56c
Flsx-Quiet: &c
WEisky-sLI4
PoFk-otesdy; cash, slI55: Nav, sli s2ls1ii IS.
Lard-steady: cash, Sc 81; May, Sc e2iS.
shoaIder.-sa oo95.25; short clear, $o.5ol56 IS;
short ribs. s5.s2ls. ''-O'
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Feb 1T-Cattle-Receints Is on
nerd steady TO stronger. Good 70 choice steers.
s,1et9 toe' Others. ~ 25G4.25: feeders, Sc "a
:, hogs-kseeipts, $500 head; slow and lower
h9ngh ana common. s4.49tGi50: mixed and
packers, laughs; prime. heavy and butchers'
weights, - s0Giso; light, ss.50sl7s
eheep-Kecelpt., SO 9 head; steady TO g shade
higher. Ewes. S. s0t1i 20; mixed, sac GisO:
wethers, s5-oo(S6S5: Westerns, 81 75d5 40.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Loxpow srock EXCHANGE.

Lu-'DVN sIOIk EXCHANGE.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-The feature in dealings at
the stock exchange here today was depression
In American railroad securities which declined
II sympathy with the fall in prices in New York
LAKE Shore Michigan Southern, Louisville
Nssnviiie and Northern Pacific preferred each
dropped per cent
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Feb. Thar silver, Il II-l6d. Con-
SOL: % ll-l6d. Bullion paid into Bank of Eng
iana on balances today. f6o.ooo. Bank of Eng
land discount, 3 per cent
BREADsTUFFs
LIVERPOOL, Feb. i7.-wheat-Holders offer
sps!lngiy; No. red winter, IS I'd, firm; spring.
Corn-ho.ders offer moderately. Spot Is SD.
steady; February, 4s SD, steady; March, As
o52d, steady: April, a y "a, steady
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Tacoma Grain Market.

f,cax,, Feb. 17.-l>pecial. 1.-The wheat mar
h. -suaips unchanged. A strong foreign cable
,,,,sa little trading for export. though the
,0s MIA su paid for milling wheat. Quota
rsp,; Css Poe; blue stem. e9c; barley, SO per
,on gssirt-w heat, 400 bushels.
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po,,laud wheat Market.

po,rtAsp Feb. I7-lspeciaL 1.-The wheat
.,.,sst has a more favorable appearance, but
...,,.c;ious are yet insignificant. The feeling
.. he,,er and more trading is looked for in the
s.sr future. Holders figures are now 71zCsloc
,soye export values Quotations are nominal.
y.lIsy, sL55sie0; Ws'la Walla, sl.50tGi-55 per
,.u,a- receipts for twenty-fonr hours, 1920
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
The STATE OF TRADE.

siy Francisco, Feb. 1.-THE market for
sessables is in q demoralized condition. There
AZ about kAo1 bags of potatoes unsold on the
WARES, and additional supplies are eon,inu-
lly arivizS Onions are weaker. Early vegeta-
ls cone "a slowly.
Tie green fruit market is dull. Supplies OF
sssges ara Light and not adequate to the de-
rni, bar ne quality is not up 10 the standard.
Ire car ldads arrived yesterday. Apples are
srse srt IN good demand. Dried fruits are
uihout eaange, excepting better inquiry for
eehes zad prunes.
10 market for dairy produce is very quiet.
Bitter Il firm, particularly second grade. CALI
hais eggs are weaker and plentiful in supply.
REDUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
hodaee receipis-Flour, q. 900 quarter sacks;
bat 1000 centsls; barley. 2,oo0 ccntais; beans,
10 sseks: potatoes. 500 sacks; bran, 1000
as middlings, 1000 sacks; wine, 1900 gal
Is
Hour-Family extra, s1a5o5l5 per barrel;
hiars extra, 81 a0CD5 90: supesfine, sS.2ollS 40.
gbeat-stsndard, A-67la; milling parcels,
s.riey-Feed. g7isc for dark Coast, $1,000
iaik Tor good quality; sL02ls for choice:
having sl.O7i sltl.l5 per GENITAL.
osts-surprise, $500. 90; milling, si.sy9l 40;
rOod to choice, SIS sGi-S7is; OF grades, sl-259
iz't gray, sl25ol- S2is; BLACK. sLS0 per GENITAL
ia' oregon and sl.5osL60 for California for seed
ne
corn-IArge yellow, sl.27ist0l30; small yell
low, ,LsseLs2; white, sl.so per GENITAL
Wool-sprins Foothill, per pound, l69lsc;
noTthern ls122c; Nevada, l5GGlec; Oregon val
ley, lsSle Eastsrn-Light ana free. lsGiSc;
heavy, MOLE Fall-Mourtsin-Light and
Tree, llsl2e; heavy and poor, 9cl0e. Plains
Heavy and poor, Ease; good, SGgc. Lambs
poor to choice, s9i0C. Northern-Eree, choice,
lasl6c: detective, llgDl3c.
OFTiOSS
Cal board sales Wheat-Buyer, season,
E7Ps1LIss. closing SL7pl5.
Bsrey-BGyeT. season, slollzSL02, closing
FINANCIAL.
p'tits-sight, 22l Geographic, %. Sterling
els-Bank, siS63. sight, sAs9; commercial,
w. silver bars, 81 sd9li4c. Mexican dollars,
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Advertisements under the heads Of Lost Found
For sale For Rem; and situations Wanted will be
inserted the rate OF ceat word each insertion
Payment always in advance. No siyertise nnent
received for less than % cents
NoTICE-The business ONCE of the Posr-INrEI-
LIGEScER is open until y 2, II. Classified adver-
tisemeEls VIII be received up 20 this hour.
Advertisements viii be received AZ branch Offices
OF the PosT-ISTELLiOESCE at:
AaNpiiih FN4i4lAA4Ht4S y SshI
Port Townsend ..............,,..French & springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office:
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BIRTHS.


MURRAY-Tn Seattle, Tuesday February IS
1892 to the vile OF +. ]. Muir ay. a son.
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MANrCURE.
IrG n NOTICES.

A LICE NJ AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
~ cure and elec,rologist: hairdre-sing parors.
20 and 30 Holyoke block. Front and spring streets
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~,. ~ 400 REQ. The wheat market TO-DAY
a., FERROUS sad Unsettled The ogsnius rss
80 80 H-Saer than yesterday. c.ossag. and al.
N'- IS Ta-e4 Irregular and with come auc.
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DENTISTS.
DR LFsSEY. DENTIST. ROOMS 3OI-s0Z
IL Bailey building
ne. FOX, DENTIST, SULLIVAN BLOCK
CE ". BEAGDO$, j y. s.-GRAADCATE
VI Ihi!afelyhis Den college IL starr Boyd blk
" = GID ISGs. %. D. s.-EoOMS 500, 5Is
w and $50 Burke tull.rg
nR ALBERT J. FOEEf7T. DENTIST rs 10.
~ II + rye block, corner Fr07t and Marion
L y. ASDEUS. REMOVED To = AND .
Il. Halter block. corner Second and Columbia
n A HOLMES y. d. s.-ROOMS 70 AND 2T
y. Colm2n building, sll Front street
I &. GRAssE. DESTIsT-OFFICF Is corr
- stein block. corner Fr0a; and Columbia roogas
-, 10 ana IL entrance On Columbia street
GEORGE 2 THOMPSON. d. u. S-RooMs
" s-lo Hlncxly block, second and Columbia sts
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=. soaey or GALAXY closed. offered a: u per
H.. erF.iNS exchange steady. 69-dav Bills,
80 demand, SA>> Prime mercantile
'''Si' $50 Pc; cent Bar silver, 81 &C. lzz5
BONDS
- reg. -.....1if,. r. : . req 100
- zee 2oa-. .ll'.s tacsac Os..........'l0a
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EASTERN MARKETS.

SILVER PURCHASER
"ASHINGroN CITY. Feb 1.-THE treasury de-
lartment today purchased $4,000 ounces OF
silver at from S9liG to s3ai-s
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NV icGS. teb 1.-THE stock market was
.elI alatVey quiet today, substantial move
-tH's oe!ns realization IN Reading and the
Esssu,e Of shorts in the remainder of the list
"a. "a. changes show generally small losses, but
'sAiiaS Is down lAsc ana IAckswsana lssc
eeFe1nmeut bouis-S,taty.
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TFTERINIRTfSS.

NTALTFR GREEN. VETERINARY PHYsI-
w elan and SURGEON honorary graduate ontario
Veterinary COLLEGE. Office and iniirmnry At W ar
wick stables :. .2ii, Front street; telephone, 400
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W4STED-P4RTSER.

WANTED--PARTSER FOR LOGGING BUS
w mess; large body Of timber secured on salt
waier: camp, team and outfit; $500 capital Ad-
dress Logger Box So. Seattle. Wash
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FoR sAIHRE4L ESTATE.

L,oR SALE-LOTS IN oCOSrA. THE NEW
Il terminus of the Northern Pacific railroad on
Gray's haroor. $500 10 $3.50; special Inducements
TO manufacturing establishments. Julius DAmus,
room 6l4 BurSe building
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COHEESSJOS MERCHANTS.
W T. HARMON D. SUCCESSOR TO H r.
W HaEEI9ut & 90. C1u4.l..s-. on merchant
wholesale fruits. produce butter and egzs Hour
grain, etc Cuasizuueuts solicited. 92I-s23
West street, corner Marion. seattle. Wash Befer.
enee Eic7I y atioual Bal1- Telephone 4js. p. q.
Box 2TB
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MAESHAL'S NOTICE OF SEiIURE-If5
w the United states District Court for the ~
trict ct Washington Northern Division.
Whereas, \ lh- has been died In the DIST rice
court Of the Iuted states for the pstrift Of
Washington Northern Division on the l2u day
81 February 1892, by the seattle Dry DoY ani
ship Hullding Company, corporation against
the steamer Angeles her tackle, turnituu boiler,
engines, machinery. etc, alleging IN substapce
thai there is due said liheilants the sur Of Ona
hundred and afy-eight dollars and four ,een cQaf
tSljSlil, for labor peri irmed. material fur1Ishhd
and repairs made to said steamer on or bslnt the
18th day OF December. 1891. and prg ling process
against said steamer and that said teanisr her
tackle, furniture, boiler, engines ma ciiua " ETC
may b" condemned ami sold TO pay sr.Ch su a. with
costs, charges and expenses.
Now. therefore, tn pursuance Of the NOR Alton un-
der the seal Of the said court, to az ected and
delivered. do hereby give public notice TO ali per-
sons claiming the said steamer her .rkle furni-
ture, boiler, engines, machinery, q a or in any
manner interested therein, that q Nv be and an
pear before the said district ecu a AZ seattle On
the III day OF March. 1892. ~ 40 o'clock in tha
forenoon Of the same day then and there Co inter
pose thci- claims and make their allegations in
that behalf
THOMAS h. Br own. U. s. Marshal.
by n. 4. BIGELow, Dsr div
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GrPEtTAI. NUTICE-A IL p E&SoNS HAVING
- claims sxa4ast the Grand Ecs@l EapAaF win
present same ~ once 70 Ian = Moore. SECRETARY
GRAND Hole. coz p4-sy. 1oS trocJ street
NICE NEw FURNITURE; LATEST DE-
y signs parioE sl.ce- ka1rn1la suites. oillEE
hles chars Of every des1Espti1zi SeeAIy pay
meets SIS Front street
TNSCRPA>SEp OPPoETV MITES TO
L purchasers oeersd BY ths Belitown Furniture
trsruzv are an.zry zsset- largest selection, low
sss gI.ces; weekly payElsoS. sl5 Eroat street
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E'oR sALE-HA IN a THOR
= o1shiy established. nice business; situated on
sne yes part OF Second street; cash required
S4s9O5 :: this VIII do 10 investigate W. I. Hall
room s. 8ll Second street
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


GRAND FREE SOCIAL Will. RE GIVEN
n by the scottish Society on Friday. February
10 1892 at p. IN. in the HinckIey block. corner
Second and Columbia AL! interested are Invited.
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MARsHALs SoTICE OF SEIZURE :
W LnlteG states 81 AularLcn- nistrlct OF Mash.

HAROLD PRESTON p Sctor for i.iberant.
Dated At seattle this f5th day OF Tebruarv 1907
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Il level and slightly. will be sold at a great bar
gain for = few days only. Room c. Haller build
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L,OR SALE-Sl. 300 FOR 4 FIVE ROOM
L house. hard finished and lot 100 feet front;
three blocks from Nesler avenue and two blocks
from James street cable road. only part cash.
Address q. :. Bohm. Fostofice
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MONEY AT PER CENT FOR SIS MONTHS
W or year. on improved or unimproved prop
erty. W d. Conner. room Olympic olocs.
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"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

Customer fwho had lost his teeth.
to the landlord who had served him
with . very tough steakl-''Landlord,
you are . Aatterer "-Humoristisch
Blatter
-cholly Chepleigh-'I don't care =
rap for the girl, and I wish she'd drop
me" Miss Quickwit-''Perhaps she has
been trying to drop you, but You won't
tumble. N Y, Herald.
He thai is down iced fear 20 fall
So be that's standing up already
Stands quit OF trar OF Any ca.
To give his seat up 70 lsdy.
-Hzrpers Bazaar.
This is the way she wound up her
letter: p S.-If this letter never
reaches You. YOU will know that il is
not nv fault, as ! shall give il 10 nv
husband 10 mail Minneapolis jour
nal
Beaten at Last -s'I saw something
harder than your biscuits while ! was
agaT. dear said Mr. Darlev. pleasant
IL. TO his wife. Indeed Yes A
cake Of hotel soap. Detroit Free
RresA
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BANQUET LAMPS.
Pretty and Artistic Elects In Well I

Pretty and Artistic Elects In . Well Far.
nishsd Room.
In a newly furnished house there are
two banquet lamps that delight the
heart of every woman who sees them.
One of them is of old silver. with . fill
gree bowl, crown with shade of light
green silk and lace. and decked with q
garland Of hops This lamp stands on
a graceful small table of silver, and
around the shaft that supports it is
caught long, wide scarf of white bolt
ing-cloth, embroidered in palest green,
pink and gold The scarf is caught a
second time against the base Of the
table. The settings Of the other lamp
are as complete in every way. As it is
in q white and gold room. the lamp is
of gilded metal, with . yellow shade.
The drapery used is embroidered in
pale blue, pink and gold. Both the
shades used have wide ruff at the top,
with many rows of shirring below it
The silk ruff1e at the lower edge is
pinked, and over it is laid . rufaa OF
silk point d'esprit the color Of
the shade The draperies which
are typical of those used in the daintiest
drawing-rooms have border of flowers
and bow knots The materials used
for the colored part of the embroidery
are baby ribbons" in pink, blue and
green. They are basted in place with
very fine stitches and then outlined
with gold thread couched in place.
In houses furnished in the most re-
fined taste, and even in the simply
fashionable parlor. millinery effects
run mad have gone ont of fashion How
a bow of ribbon could heighten the
beauty of a stately vase Of royal
Worcester. or the leg Of rosewood
piano, or luxurious louuging- chair, has
been something Of q mystery to those
who like reason for things in house
decoration "Prim aad angular" with
out grace or homeliness," women of a
certain school of decoration call rooms
without such touches To the real art
ist too many such attempts at beauti-
flying recall the recent criticism on our
architecture. that I'VE build first and
add our architecture afterwards. N.
Y Post
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Dr., j. &, BENNETT,
143 n. Main St, Wichita, KS.
THE SHIP or THE DESERT.
Why tho Hofse SAudders when Passing q
bumped Backed Camel

Why tho Horse SAudders when Passing Q
Humpsd-Bscksd Camel
There is an Arab tradition cited IN
Burton's Gold Mines Of INDIAN" re-
garding tho creation Of tho camel,
which illustrates the popular but erro-
neous opinion that the animal is ugly in
form and temper.
The story goes, Gays the Christian In
telligenccr, that when Allah determined
to create the horse he called the south
wind and said: II desire to draw from
thee a new being; condense myself By
parting with thy fuidity." The creator
then took handful OF this element,
blew upon it the breath Of life, and the
noble quadruped appeared
But the horse complained against his
maker. His neck was too short to reach
the distant grass blades on the maach;
his back had no hump to steady . cad
de; his hoofs were sharp and sank
deep int the sand. and he added many
similar grievances. Whereepon Allah
created the camel to prove the foolish
ness Of his complaint
The horse shuddered at the sight Of
what he wanted TO become, and this is
the reason every horse starts when
meeting iss earicature for the first time.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


By lcic-r IN.
KANSAS CITY. My. - -t'ArFIE-Receirts esro
shluuent~ stl Suers h~a s. lower. cows s,e,ly a.,
To- lower: feeoer- siAadN; Texans LAYER Sales.
Dressed beef gnd shippIBg s. esr,i a.; COW
ANA heiters 81 'aeE -. Texas juC.ian steers
- JJts2 - Texas and Indian j 2d 40, sGoc l.
era and ieeaefs y uJ9S - Hugs Iieusiot. Ia4tD
snipnIeuts Market oGened STEADY and siosed
seS lec lowe Rahse..: - .s5 67l1 bulk So 5uSs ~
SEEtP-i .ec-tpfs ~, shipments on Market
0 eady. Mutlons 81 fsai y: lambs 8 70
ST. Louis Nov Z2.-CATT! fe,sipts ann
Shipments ls0a Natives caste. Trxass lower NJ
- 00ds ~. Texas md Indian steers s. IuaZ "a
Texan and lqalan cows 8 sls2 a.. Hvti>-Eseceiprs
6Ss. shipments los. MARKET Lc higher. rseavy
s. 50ei5 sss. packing IS - - b.Ri - ss5 "A
SHEEP-Heceipts 700. shipments : 60. MlrAet
rrm. Natives as 6tEa 90
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-s'AT TIF--Receipis a51l ship
mems SAG. Goud strong others wesk. Natives IS 10
r5 40 Texans 81 lUG2 d. westerns 5. a5s1. ~ COWS
81 UE1. 50. HUtIS-lsec.lpiS :Stul. shipments SJAl
Market strong to &c higher. Common o. ssaS S.
packing IS 80 90 butchers s. S@ss - light IS Is
10 S9,p. >EEEP-kece.pfs sGy shisn,ents pa.
sheep 25c hi her. lam bs lSchi.Eeg Muti0rs s5 90
. =. lamAs IS s5eS5 ".
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lt1ICL.lsA

Chicago Grain and Prodnc>
tHic Wv. =
Wheat Lower.
COvE-Lower.
Oats Lower.
P0rS-lsow~r
iHrd-Lower.
The leading futures ran ysd as follows
NHEAT-Novenlbey 1850, December 72s5aale, May
1oii6t5Ss.c
toRN-Novemecr 4I7sc, December E7sc MsJ
4Gs ;Ijse.
oATs-Novembsr sJsac. December size. Nay
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foRK-Ianuary Si4 81.
lAnD-January rs S'1pA
Cash quotations were As follows
WHEAT-.fsfe.3a
toItN-4lf.c
OAIS-3C.
RYE 4al~C.
BARLEY ~,
Fi.AX-sl ualS-
TIMuTRN-sI IS
SlGAk-(ut ioaf 5lfe75slc, -graaulated 5Sc stand
ar.i A age.
BUTTER Quiet. Creamery Gs 81. daily
1919 III. western lj22Hc.
EGGS-Frm; fresh 2alog2Sc.
PoRk-sle Ss%.
LARD-sR ~
SHpRS RIBS-C 60
Day SAIL ShUJis DERS-ss * 8. S1t
SHORT CLEAR SfDs.S-sS i5Gss ~