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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-17
HOW TO BUY ONE

That's the sticker with many people. but
We have solved il.
First get the lot and get IL paid for.
Then We will guarantee to get the money
to build with. Building loans are always
in demand. Have the loan made so you
can pay it off as your means permit, and
in that way put into a house the money
you would pay out for rent
The FIRST thing you know you win have
good deal more than it cost you and you
will have given up paying rent long before.
But how to get the lot.
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THOSE NAUGHTY IopeKss

OF the Secrets ef Life in Mrs.
herseh's Lodging House.
'aae" Baissneer held q night session
sesaay, and heard the testimony of two
more witnesses IN the Bsrsch divorce case.
~ which Rosetta Berseh figures As plant.
ana Jacob BerSch as defendant. Alter
'"N Witnesses had given their testimony,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
yEArTLk THKATER,
Corner Third and Cherry strests
SoHs w. HAMA. Lessee and Manager
Special Engagement q the Powerful Acior.
NEWTON BEERS

Two nisets eEiy. Fgsaay an6 Saturday. August
- sad IL. Supported 81 TIE principal rsnssrs
OF hts 6Faaa opeFs Hease, =. " pfotseSsoa. ta-
FgadiEg the arc9sa p4ishsd yanns actress LoTs
Addison Cuft. 10 ha MASTERPIECES 81 mssearAnA
'-iass In Len1on Sea SPECIAL ScsnrrF. fcsf
lively shown rs advertised Great Ceal kiSs scene.
LcaAen stress ~ Night. I0bs Ntssan- New
SONGS. Clever naneex sFEx-tAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The casvsx Danssr Miss asy Lastaxsons aad
Mr. sAMuel cAaGEsek. the PcgalsT rnaas Tssef.
have seen especially eagaxed fss this soas.
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Tonight Unique, brilliant, marvellous.
Piano and violin. Sherman & Clay's hail,
zoos Front street. Tickets at store, 80 cents.
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SEATTLE TO HOT SPRINGS AND Return
FOR
S4.4O

Effective M.y ist TEE Northern Pscife Rail
read Ia wfli sell rount~trfp ttcEsts 70 The 6fees
River Ho8 Springs and rszarn Cor 81 "a Or sass
every Saturday and sunday. Tickets good Cor Tea
eAyA
A rhysselan VII BE- st the Springs Tor patients
VITO Say reQnifs his servtceA Asa tfA1eh ID
sfffuta ct fhs German Remedy Company for tise
psinlsss eurs a lbs liqaor Eaerphsss AID tobacco
hahlzx has besa leezssd a. the HprinTs
HATES. "a 90 and 81 50 par day Hetura tack So
wifi have 90 be signed ~ the Elck<s As*as ~ hss
ID Id rrsaiaa ed.sssa. r q MCCAIN
Hos sgxsagA NaAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-17

The eourt-martial in the case of Psymastcr
Sullivan. U. 8. n. at Vallejo, Cal. has closed.
The findings viii be transnitted to the secrs-
tary OF the navy.
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Those unhappy persons who suffer from uerv-
ousncas and dyspepsia should use Carriers Little
Nerve Pills, which are made expressly for sleep.
less, nervous. dyspeptic sufferers Price, Is
cents.
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Retrench Your Once Rent
By getting Offices in the Squire-Latimer
building. Inquire room lis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-17
An IDEAL HOME

Z
As far as location goes. depends upon Just
very few very important considerations
A business mans home must be aecessi-
bic 10 the business center.
Ererel Ar~aae Heights Is rs ssimstes froa
Second street and the ear iiae p<assss tArossA It.
II should be high and slightly.
DrereI Apen1s HsiqAts 10 GA the kisaess
poiaf Of The ridge overlooking Lake HasAiac-
ton snd the siew IS saperb.
The neighborhood must be good.
The ricinisy Of Drersl Arease Heights q
occupied BY soms Of the Best people Of the city
and Is thoroughly high grade.
Those are the main points in the loca-
ton Of an ideal home.
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s%.ss 90 ssls a. thssser sss osses rfiess ".
7Ss, SOC aa1 ss2
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First Regiment Dand Madison park every Sun.
H.
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TEsTrMoNrALs,

PoRTLAEn. Or. March 7. ies2
Dear eirs-- Being satisfied with your manner Of
preparing the Dentifrce and knowing u 10 be per-
fscfiy harmless In iss effects have. since you
commenced its preparation, used n In nay family
and prescribed Il TO my patients with uniform
satisfaction, aud now cordially recommend Il TO
the public as being valuable. safe aud esacacious
dsntitrics well adapted 70 keeping the teeth and
gums In . clean healthy condition Yours truy,
w. g. BROWN, y. D. T.
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Our telephone Il i4s, not sol. u In the book.
Louch, Augustine & Co.
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LuBIvs TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
contentment makes life worth llv-
Ing.
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SPOKANE. January IL, 1894
Gsntismen--I take great pleasure la adding my
festirlonlaI 20 ths excellent qualities Of Labias
Tooth Powder and after many years PERSONAL ez-
periencs in lis ase ana % attentive o1zersston Of
is satisfactory effects upoa the tsssh ef my
patisnis recommend u 70 al ~ safe. pleasant
and sffSeseaoas aenilfsiee. combining all the
requisites Or preserving the teeth and gums IN
clean. healthy condition
q. X LAwREscE. d n. q
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The following 10 from one Of the most eminent
authorities In the West
$40 FAaxcIsco. yaly rs. 1889

Read what . chemist says:
SEATTLE. August I, 1889.
6entismen-T have made chemical esaminar
ton Of Lubin's Tooth Powder and and that It's
constituents ara such ~ can neither chemically or
mechanically inJare she teeth. The Iudicious 80
lection cf the Ingredients and the evident cars
hioised in its prersSsfioa commend 10 ~ . harm
less as we'll efficseseas depsifrtcs.
o. J. SMITH. Chemist
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For rates. reasss and ether informAfea call sn -
address
A. q. CHARLTON, Asst Gen fssa A
Nc. i2t First 81, Portland o.
AwApEAU, Gen. Agent. sss,tia CITY tiekss
nfdee. corner fealeT avenue and frent stfert
Depos hcket Office. esfnef West and CoiumbiA -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-13
ON FOREIGN SHORES.

EVERY night in London over 5000
persons sleep in the open air.
THE note of highest value issued by
the Bank OF England in the ordinary
course of business is for $25, 900.
In some parts of Russia the snow ac-
tuafly is preserved in great straw, sand
and manure-covered heaps as means
of irrigating the land during the sum-
mer. heats.
THE French senate has thrown out
the proposal, recently passed by the
lower house, to tax pianos ten francs
year, and has also reduced by half the
tax on cycles, making it five francs
year. 80.
CARTHAGE was forty-five miles in cir
cunference, situated on peninsula.
On the land side there were triple
walls, guarded by towers SO large that
the basement of each contained stalls
for 800 elephants.
CLOSE to Gavarnie, in southern
france, there is an immense semicir-
cular line of rocks called "the circle"
The floor within is strewn With broken
pieces of stone and debris, and the
walls rise almost vertically to great
height
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-13
IN TIME OF PEACE.

THE drummers Of the Austrian army
have been armed with the regulation
rifle. This adds 1904 available fighting
men to the army.
DURING 1891 there were 1851 deser-
tions from the British army. There
were 1O,s0s court martials and 2O8, 100
minor punishments imposed. The gen
eral conduct of the soldiers is improv-
ing.
SOME seven thousand members of the
British volunteer forces have served,
continuously and efficiently, for peri
DDS of from twenty to thirty-three
years, and it is proposed to bestow q
medal or badge on them for long serv-
ice aud good conduct.
Forty tons of barnacles were found
adhering to the bottom Of the United
States ship Charleston after q cruise of
"a yenr and half. A fortune awaits
the man who can contrive some means
OF PfeVenting this accumulation of
marine growth, which much retards
the speed Of vessels.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-13
ANIMAL ODDITIES.

REUBEN LAgHER, of Rensselaerville,
N. Y, has sheep which recently gave
birth to four lambs.
LUMBERToN, Conn, boasts of calf
that eats chicken. BY and by some
body will be eating that calf rs Hchick-
en- salad.
THERE is a hen in Thomaston, Ga,
that is evidently afraid of chicken
thieves. She has built her nest in the
fork of a tree, twenty feet above the
ground.
A MABE owned by Herman Colby, Of
Sanborn, N. H., recently gave birth to
triplets- Two of the foals were about
the size of kittens, and the third per
fectly formed and Of normal size.
SEVERAL years ago horse in Pal
metto, Fla, was violently driven and
otherwise nl-treated by his master,
while the latter was intoxicated
Since then the horse becomes excited
and alarmed whenever q person smell
ing Of liquor comes near him.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-13
PLANTS AND PosIEs.

"A sIRaLE tobacco pIsnt will produce
800, 600 seeds.
BLACK tea and green Tea arc the prod
uct of the same plant.
THE Chinese have flower which is
white at night or ip the shade and red
in the sunlight.
TEX Jerusalem artichoke has no com
nection whatever with the holy city OF
the jews. It is q species of sunfower
and gets it's name from girasole, ono
of tSe scientific names Of that genus of
plants -
A MEDICAL gentleman In Kansas has
succeeded in an agricultural expert
ment whidh win interest all glasses.
He has crossed the tomato with tha
potato, and prodaced o vegetable whiok,
possesses some Of the qualities of both
articles. re castss y tho ''pot0tnats," !
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EDITOR AND Proprietor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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ADVERTISING RATES.

viii be made as low as is consistent with
sound business principles. Apply ut the Of
eosaF terms.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,

ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS 1x.
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

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A Gentleman

VINO formerly resided in Connecticut, but
VINO now resides In Honolulu, writes. "For
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-18
SHE DIDN'T DYE 1T.
How a Certain Family Is Affected by
Chameleon Hair.

New York Recorder
A few years ago 1 met young married
couple at Saratoga to whom / was at
tracted by the wonderful masses of hair of
brightest purest gold that crowned the
brides handsome head. 1 made a pleasant
acquaintance and parted from the Browns
as hotel acquaintances part, not expecting
TO meet again.
The following summer I met the same
gentleman, but this time the lady on his
arm had splendid hair of Titan red. and
rallied to recognize in her the bride of last
summer until she laughingly rallied me on
Last summer we again encountered each
otner at Long Branch, and this time the
Iauy mad hair as black night and
old, also with black hair
They saw my puzzled look, and after
Ward In the confidential mood which a good
cigar sometimes imparts, Mr. Brown said.
L saw you looking at my wife's hair. /
want to say for your further mystifcation
that she has never dyed it or worn a wig.
married you would not believe me when I
tell you that the first thing that attracted
me TO her was that wonderful. radiant
golden hair Well we had been married
put short time when IT began to grow
darker and darker until after about a year
1t was the Titan red of last summer Since
tnen 1t has gradually changed until il is
as you now see. The baby was born with
red hair; in six weeks it was pale gold.
and now 1t also is black.
1T seems that this chameleon hair rms
In the family. Her mother at sixty-fiye
had beautiful red-gold hair, without a
thread of white, but until two years ago it
was ordinary light brown. Her brother at
forty has black hair, but until he was
thirty-five it was brick red.
mo, 1t isn't safe to marry a woman for
her halr, he went on, with just the ghost
of a sigh. Il am glad my affection for Mrs
brown was founded on a rock and not on
shifting sandy hair golden sandy Won
know,) he said apologetically Z" The
amount Of chatting have undergone would
have undermined most mems love I have
half dozen sisters-they all adore my wife
but they never let up on me. One SAYS she
considers such mutability in hair good and
sufficient grounds for divorce Another
asks me If it doesn't give me creepy feel
Ing to wake up every morning and find Lou 9
hair a different color, they ask me what
shade l think it will be tomorrow. There
is just one compensation. She is more dis
tractingly pretty with each change
Il should be glad, however, if the baby's
hair would take one color and keep it. No
one would accuse us of dyeing baby's
hair, but the number of explanations Lou
and L have had to make about her own
is tiresome, to say the least. The fellows
think it very smart to propose for nv
daughters hand; it would be such saving.
they say, to marry into family that can
have new and different but still natural
wig for each day."
There was actually troubled look I'm
the poor fellows eye he said: Hon
estly, if / go away from home for two
weeks / make Lou send me a bit of her hair
every day, SO that can see If it shows
any tendency to change its COLOR"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-18
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK, Oct. 17-Flour-Receipts
81, 500 packages; exports, G., 100 brls; sales,
%, 500 packages. The market was more ac-
tive with better inquiry for spring patents
Corn meal dun.
Rye dull Barley dull; No. 2 Milwaukee
6G16Sc Barley malt dull.
Wheat-Receipts, 255 300 bu; exports H1-
900 blu; sales, $3.50, 900 blu futures, $4,000 bu
spot. The spot market was dull at &c de-
cline; No. red, store and elevator, 66a4c;
afioat, 66%c; f. o. b., 67%c; ungraded red,
66G6Sc; No. 1 Northern, 692ic; No hard,
70zsc; options opened nc lower, rallied on
local buying, easing off later and closing
quiet at &c decline net; No. 2 red, January
7Ol4@7O2lc, closing at 7OAc; May, 75q7614c
closing at 75s.c; October 661h0665sc, closing
at 66i@c; November closed at 67ssc; Decem-
ber 6S5s@693sc, closing at 6Sa.c.
Corn,-Receipts. 10000 bu; exports $4,000
spots dull at Ac decline; No. 2 41c in ele-
vator, 47c afioat ungraded mixed, 461a
G47c; options opened steady, declined Ac
on fine weather and large receipts, and
closed dull at the decline: October, 1870
4612c, closing at 1850; November, 461sG0
46Hc closing at 46Ac; December. 461a946a4c
at acc; May. 4Sa4S$sc, closing at 1870.
Oats-Receipts, 106200 bu; exports, 200 bu.
Spots moderately active at 14G1kc advance.
Options opened steady, advanced &c on
light offerings and closed steady at AGSsc
advance: October. 33Gl331sc closing at 33kc;
November 33G33Ac closing al 33Ac; De-
cember, 33ssG3334c, closing at 35%c; May,
35IbG361sc. closing at SEC; No. ., 33G331sc; No.
white. 35GI3512c; No. 2 Chicago SAC; No.
3, &c; No. white 352ic; mixed Western,
33ls0IS5c: white Western, 3e43912c.
Hay. hops. hides and leather steady.
Cut meats easier; picked bellies, 11I13c;
picked shoulders, 7lkq7slc: picked hams, 10
Ollie. Lard--Western steam closed at TO- 0c
nominal. Sales, 150 tierces c. sd. at 1007i1c.
Option-Sales October, 1lM11i0c: November.
9.G5c nominal; January, S.s5c nominal. Pork
steady; sales, 400 brls; extra mess, $1950D
1915; family mess, S20q21
Butter quiet; State dairy, 2f027c; State
creamery. CSC; Western dairy, $4,000; West
ern creamery, 21G29c; Western factory, II
Q20c; Elgin, 29c; imitation creamery, 10
G2ic.
Eggs steady; State and Pennsylvania, 221s
G23l5c; icehouse, 1SG21c; Western, fresh, 81
6221bo. Receipts. 7.l99 packages
Tallow quiet; city (S2 per PACKAGE, SIC.
Cotton seed oil steady; crude, S5a36c; yell
low 39lp40c-
Molasses quiet Coffee opened quiet at
points. under disappointing European cables
and Brazil news reacted on strength OF
spot market and closed firm at from I'M
changed to 10 points advance. Total sales
5000 bags. including, October, 17.35c; No
vcmber. 16.90c; December, 16.45G16.55c; jan
uary, 16.15G1625c; February, 1605c; March.
Il. 90ll15.95c; May. 15.60Q Spot coffee
firm; November, 1S12c. Sales, 25O bags of
RIO No. z, on spot, 1SIac; $50 bags of Rio,
No. afioat, 1S1lc. Sugar-Raw steady and
prices unchanged. Refined steady.
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al: mixed packers, ss.95a7.10; pigs. $500
6.75; mediums and heavy. Sg.W' roughs'
s5.50G5e5
Sheep steady. Fair to best lambs, sS;aSg
AIS; common. $3.50: fair to best mixed
sheep, s. 25Q5. so; choice weathers, SSfoui'
Canada lambs, si75G5.
KANSAS CITY, Oct T.-Cattle--Receipts
10000; shipments, 5000 The market was
slow and lower Texas and shipping steeas,
81 25s1450: Texas and native cows: sluo.lo'
butcher stock. s3@4.I5; stockers ana Ieeuers'
S1.s5GI4 ooo ,,, .
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: shipments, 500 The
market was 5G10c lower. Bulk se,Svq . o. 40,
heavy packing and mixed, s62OQ6.oo; hght
Workers and pigs, $5.50G6.i5. 49,,
Sheep-Receipts, 600; shipments 1,OV. Inc
market was slow and weak
EAST LIBERTY, Oct. 17.-Cattle : Re-
ceipts, 300; shipments, AGO. The market was
steady at yesterdays prices. -.
Hogs-Receipts, 1.500; shipments, l,9W
The market was slow; best corn-fed YORK
ers. mixed and tops. S6.S0d7.l0; grassers;
s650G6.70; three cars of hogs were shipped
to New York to-day. ,oo
Sheep-Receipts $500; shipments, 900
The market was slow at yesterdays de-
cline of 25c of from last weeks prices.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 17.-Cattle-Receipts, D.
200 bu; shipments, 700 bu; marker STEADY
fair TO good native steers. SS5OG4..5' cnoice.
s4S0I5; Texas and Indian steers, $25OqS-2o;
cows, S1.75@250
Hogs-Receipts, $780, market lower;
heavy. S6.S5a6 10; mixed, s6q6.5o; light. $50
06.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 1.6Oo; market steady
mixed. s2.25q3.75: Texans. S2d2.s5' lambs
S2.50GI450.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-18
JUMPED UP AND DOWN
Many Fluctuations Yesterday in
ChicagO'S Wheat Market.
Corn and Oats Firm and Shade Higher
Provisions Weak and Lower
at the Close.

CHICAGO, Oct lit was a choppy day
In the wheat pit. Speculation was chiefly
on local account, and the market changed
from weak to strong more than once, but
left OFF weak at sc decline for December
and AQssc decline for May. Charters for
$4,000 bu of corn gave that market a firm
tone, and it closed a shade higher than on
the day before. Provisions averaged weak,
and closed with declines of 1OG25c in the
January options, with pork the weakest
product.
Wheat at the opening was about the same
as yesterdays closing. and sold off 1lGssc,
advanced about CSC, then declined sc, be-
came stronger. and with only slight fiuctu-
atoms advanced A97sc, eased off &c, and
closed within l4c of the bottom. Early En-
Giish cables were stronger, and this had
strengthening effect, but operators seemed
to lack confidence, and with fair offerings
the market lost part of the early advance.
There was apparently good investment
buying for the May delivery, which re-
suited in the premium widening cut a trifie
over December. One of the chief elements
OF uncertainty was the silver situation in
the Senate. There was pretty fair realiz-
ing on the late decline. Late cables es-
pcClally the continental, were reported
weaker, except only Berlin, which was
quoted higher. The late Liverpool market
through private sources. was reported
easier. Eastern European shipments for
the week were larger, and the English Wis
ible supply was reported as showing an in
crease of $4,000 bushels.
Corn opened rather firm, but little pres
sure to sell caused decline of Aa3sc. Dur
ing the latter part of the session the feel
ing was steadier, and prices rallied 3s@1.c
on the prevalence of a good shipping de-
mand. and the market in a general way,
closed rather firm. Business was only fair.
There was good covering by shorts in the
oats crowd, and a firmer feeling prevailed,
prices advancing 1245sc for May, but May
rcceded &c from the top. The receipts
were less than anticipated.
provisions were neglected. Prices sagged
off in sympathy with a 1c decline In hogs.
Packers were apparently disinclined to do
more than hold the market sufficiently to
prevent any very great decline in the cash
resulted mainly from sympathy with the
wheat market.
There was fair demand for vessel room,
and rates were steady at &c for wheat and
1%c for corn to Buffalo, and 31lc for corn
to Kingston. The receipts for tomorrow
are estimated follows: Wheat, 143 cars;
corn, 525 cars; oats, 264 cars; hogs, "a, 000
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-18
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia,
RaIfimOre md Other Prints

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. II. - December
wheat opened at 5s5sc against 5S2sc at yes
terday's close; lost sc later, and sold
down TO 5Sc, and, through shorts cover
ing. advanced to 5ss4c by noon. closing
finally at 5s2sc, with May at 65asc, with
&c greater spread above December. The
demand was good for all grades of track
wheat, except the very poorest; No. L
Northern sold &c below December. with
the bulk OF the sales at CSC. a few choice
Northern sold at 56d56lsc mostly. Re-
ceipts. S4s cars; shipments. 80 cars. Track
57@.c; No Northern. soc. The flour mar
ket was improved. The demand was not
good but buyers show more disposition to
take hold at the cheap prices. Ocean rates
were CSC to Liverpool and Sc TO London
from Minneapolis per 100 pounds. Ship
ments, 36,41 brls. First patents, -. z04S. 50;
SECOND patents. sa.5aa25: fancy and ak
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-18

Cash quotations were as follows: No. 2
No. red 6ibc; No 2 corn, size; No. 2
white, 26f9G2Sc; No. 2 rye, 42c; No: barley.
nominal; No. g, f. o. b., 3Sq57c; No. 4, t. o.
b., s5c: No. l laxseed. s1.02; prime timothy
seed, $3.50; mess pork, per brl, sl7.50qilS;
lard, per ID, 95OQ9.55c; short rib sides
Qoose) 9.45d950c; dry sailed shoulders
(boxed), 7Q725c; short clear sides Qboxed),
925G9.50c; whisky distillers finished goods,
per gal, $14.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the but
ter market was firmer; creameries 23Q29c;
dairies. 17024c Eggs firmer at 20a21c:
Receipts-Flour 5000 brls wheat, $4,000
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye 5000
bu: barley, 141OOO blu. Shipments-Flour-
1000 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu;
oats, $4,000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, $4,000
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