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The herald., 1893-05-24
Uphenyed n Mountain.

A blast Of Fl tons of powder exploded
at tho Bayside quarry, where the rock for
the jetty work at tho entrance to tho
harbor 10 obtained. The blast threw up
10000 tons Of rock, demolished two
cabins and damaged the railroad. No
ono was injured. San Francisco
Examiner.
The herald., 1893-05-24

Tho nummios Of the higa priests Of
Arnmon, now in possession of the Egyp-
tan government, are soon to be rafEicd
OF. They will, be divided into six lots
and drawn for by the museums of Lon
don. Paris, Rome. Berlin, Vienna and
St. Petersburg.
The herald., 1893-05-24

There are some very pious people in
Washington. You might not suspect it,
but it is nevertheless true.
These people have entered on crusade
against the Sunday ico cart. There must
DO no delivery of ice on the first day Of
The herald., 1893-05-24

Whale Thomas Hopkins, miller -tn-
ployed at Stulry mills, was assisting Mss
Mason, daughter Of the sz-mayor Of Caas-
terbury, in lsFasching carioe he actsi-
deutally fell INTO 81 river at p o2ot
w5rrs the water fssIery deep aest above
fSae fioodgati- n the Black mill. He
was unabletoswim, and Miss Mason, re-
alizing his danger, courageously plunged
in to rescue him. She managed to keep
him above water until further assistance
could be rendered, when they were both
broughtsafely TO shore. Miss Mason has
won several prizes inSwinIning contests.
--Londnn TiInes
The herald., 1893-05-24

Every member Of President Glove
lands cabinet, including the president
and vice president, is married, with The
exception of Hilary A. Herbert, secre-
tarv of the navy, who is a widower.
The herald., 1893-05-24

About 90 years ago there was a severe
cridernic Of smallpox in England and
America. In recent months the disease
has been causing alarm in many parts
of Enn.land and Scotland.
The herald., 1893-05-24
How Some New Varieties Nav
Be Obtained.
The Gift 0 of
Farmers in

experimental agricultural
wi the am gratfyin
oNesrANDNe LErTucEIn shape this resembles White Seeded
to
variety Its leaves and delicious @eao@
anda
"A dvau
the half lot will
utomato of
the
through smooth and
The herald., 1893-05-24

A stimu!ant is often needed to nouri h IN j
strengthen the roots and to keep the h ir ~
natural color. H'Sl's Nair Remover 10 the hest,
tan In lSa- Al L~s
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
6uroal, Wtnne5ota.

Sr. Geoattgr! Ginteren itaar MI for
3erer, og bper % en- liter MI belit at iiooe
peo leiien WtenS ri MI liooer lamleoe
rulot Neiler, laa rtnoer man9e Ting o5 ibr,
% Ri %inatter ON Dc 9ooe, 9antle 3ioer, o9
pl naa oa o9iaa eu9ang imelem prppe Ell
Snmmeniigntn9 melem Dem o9 Nltloen.
Gipiliiationen 9aar iremdo mco RATE
Strlot ODER bet belle 9nno, paa ct Steo tanite
liot ia9tere eno paa ct auoet. RoromGn'
oene bar III beitanoig baut Orb Tor at oGre
blanot De iio1te til at be9pnoe meo no0et
npt, o9 Oct er oerfor iaa meget gIGoeligere
at tlHne meloe berira 6uronI, at ioliolo
llnebommen prpper paa at iplge meo 3I0eu.
yet er i~aaleoes life lGu0ere nu9et Ger.
inn at ie EFT ni bore Gutter fomme benoper
Seien pau to Siul CSicpclel % oct, ifnIbe
N meme, tDbcr paa fore 6rcmltrtbt.
Yer err beloi9pis enouu life fleet uo9en
ulptfe meo bisie SJprereOltaber; men Ell
Sag burtes ct lfrGtielist Drag Der, % Der
blep ~iortaIt, at TO al &uroals tobJlIeoe ling
BONNER Tom 5prlaoelie 81 oiIoe ii9e:
llnooommer pda to SluD bau0e baot ct
S%ammeuitpo; men beloigpis tom ln9cu TIL
Ifaoe.
Ntan tiger bog MI, at enoel al DC Greoe
reimbursement snifer, at be life bapoe
bupt np9cn 8icpcle.
gn anoen Ting, iom p9iaa tpoer paa fore
Sremitribt bpab Gipiliiatipnen an9aar, er
bet. at ell flor Del al ben man olise llnsoom
M bar iaaet fig "eouereo gussies" eler
"Sfanp", iom be oite blir ialbet Der.
9ette or naturliauis, for at be fan taSe
fine SiertensfjGr no for at flsre, % bette
ifulbe ba bel oilpie HattelBberlet; men enos
ltjpnt ajprio9cu orlues meo megen Suer,
bar Den bog life rigtis funnel ~aflfaife Hatte,
l%pberiet, eiter bpao Der li9es.
SAB oS oa ooinn nrpne eli 1ing, ipm pr
,elis tpoer 9aa 5remitrIot, % oct ilore
5remltribt.
HpQIe fad glar tiIba0e bar Der urlteu
insen, iom reiite bcrira for at beige beiere
Sfpler; tbi DC @amle tGnite, at nnar Sprz
meme iii 9aa paa Sfole blennle up9le ,9lnr,
laa fit DC NGropm moi, p9 ont eli % dlben
@ut eller Fiac lit Sou At 6ar % Ntor, lao
pll0c De ittc.
Nu oeriinob er Oct tTte lGugere uO9eu
Slelbeubeo, at De hinge reiier til ell Sptifole
i~aaleoes er Der aDerebc cnOel, ION bar rejit
til 9ecprob ibeIt, % ilere oil bit relic.
9ette piier, at 5olf be9pnoer at iaa
Sineue op for &lgti9beoen at 9ooe Sumo
lfaher. &c be9pnOer at tnbic, at Der er
nogct peb SiOeu al Den "~almG9ti9e Collar,
iom or pGro badoc Wieie o. 9luitrcugelie;
DC beopnoer at tro oi5ie Sro:
"Nuuoitab CT NIagt'"
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
Rod {, ouutp, s9imu.

ggreoe HeoaitDr:-"Eoiteu~ 9Ipr fine Ses
Spo iaa piot umtrjitg / &eroen, at leg er bis
paa, oen iaIoer / SGHoerne paa nlnnge. lom
oolao fan bape SutereSie al at bore hot ira
cenne aant. Seq iaar pa begpnoe min Stris
pelie meo &eir og Sino % ii8e at III MI bar
oct Oeili9Itc NUitueir. man fan enltc ii8.
Set frps fprit op / MiiOten al Eopember.
vi bar enonu life ianet nogen Sne. auit'
aen blep her iaar u~paatIa9eIig, baa0e bpdo
Spalitet oQ Spantitet an2anr, men Dc uir0'
rauliae lape 4riier pan ~Sanouanoeus Hros
butter olpr meget TRANCE 3ioer ibIanot Sol
fet. GanlRuQe oeuue Yeugetrtie life bilper
Tut. liaaer Yengem9noeue inoe meo tine
8euac. lan noQen fan life bltpe blrlpen peo
at lame Ien9e o. betale iiu @lG!b. Saale-
bes er MI mart iagt foreclosures p9 sher-
ifs sales / 9nseas Sroen. 9erIom MI
peuue fore SnblirGnfniug | Yensemarteoet
1triper fig Com mango tror) ira bet oerlo'
fratiIte Bart, iom peo iieite &als III Mag
ten, er bet piIt o%perilpei9t at iilipie, at aue
Iom en- oil oabue Cuene peo rGlte Sal9 %
iaieu aipe 9silerne / SGnosrne paa Oct game
paalioeIise republitanIte %artL iom I DC
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

md1se, mango bsnsansne Var bar itprst
sanoets 5tnanier meo olminoslis 3ilirees'
heb.
Zen MI berifenoe trnnse Tensetio bnr en-
messi ltaoslia S~nofpoeiie paa ale Hauoets
oorretHln8sgrene. 2uiinber al WGno eaar
arbeioslgie, cs iaaIsoes bliper mango SAINT
Tier itor 6~crlesenbeo os fun meo RGoiei
td' le ginieren imgoe, ps I mango 3ilfGloe
oct pGrlte al alt er, at ben ultplo,9e iaar
lloe meo ben Stploise.
Zen tore NiiGtnina al Qdro til fore 4sri'
ler, ion, Der fanot Stto io.rige Nnr. CT III
ganlte %ltanlct, ps Yriien paa gano icnuler
rtaalte til at 0aa neb.
Som Npbeo bertha tan meloes, at Nr.
Suut .. Sgime p9 Miis snne 9. Gnoerien
lrotranote 9Gsteitab ben 21oe Nopember.
SlelIen bleo ~iprrettet / Blue MpunoS airfe
al Ntenlgbeoens Ireit 1b. 6psium. s Sir
Ten iantleoes ell flor Siare al S~ruoeparretS
Sl98tnin9er, 8enner % geflenote, Tom par
lnobuone til at oeltase / beres Srplupsieit,
Sra &lrtcn blep 6jRiterne leoiageoe til Bru'
oebnlet, % ale blep Der moota9ue paa ben
MEET gjRitirie Maaoe. Sgreno 5oriamlin'
gen ifiltes ao, bIep Der sipet mango % toits
bare 8aoer til bet unse Tar. BET bsrtes
ooeralt Of @j9iterne, oa be ituloe be9ipe Jig
paa Slempeien, at bpsselisere os SiGitirtere
Set babe be alorig operpGret. Bet uuGe
Tar ltal bpiGtte fig Der, bpor De lful bIiue
Ipsieliatte meo Earning, leoiaset al mango
Senners beoits Gnlter ON en- lpttelis 5ren'
ito.
Snnobeostilitauben er M Der ioriaauiOt
goo; pi bar Naboe9nen baut uogle 3iliGloe
al Neroeieber, men insen 9eosfalb er inrs
trnfet. Sermeo ienoer je9 en- penlig Silien
til "Tciten"s Reoaftion % ale oens 2Giere
nleo Gnltet ON Selo % 9Dtfe til ale.
&. @. Slore.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
ytmc Garth Gitp, Wiinm.

Sr. JieoattDr; 100 Blue Garth Gttp er Ell
mc9et trtpelis 8n, os Der begpuoer at blipe
9ariie mango Norite, men ibpit bar 8peu
pNret pmtrent lom ooo paa @runo al onars
li9e 9ioer % Gen9elnau9el.
Sc Gorlte. ium or FER M, bar iI0bi
8psgetpmt til en- norit airte, iom ital bpgs
9es | ben nRrmelie 6remtIo. Ioltcr Sonbs
pig er por YrGlt; han er Ell tro 3jcHcr o.
%lfjptter lit Sperp iamUitti9beOSiuIbt % CT
lift at unc.
Spao Np!tn8en augaar, blep ben lioen
berrunot; s q 10 8uib. Spebe pr. Gcre,
Saurc Is q 80, men 600 apalltet. Maiien
goo meget iorltie0ist llobptte; Den er ogiao
goo. Ser er oaarIige ErIier paa al Nplin9.
CIT peuIig SiIien til Blaoets Teoattgr %
oens mango 99iere. 8. 6. 3.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
Wcroens Wiounoerc.

st @uloforu, lom peier en- Milions
tebel al ct Gran, fan meo 9etbeb ices
nleb bet blotte gle.
Zen itprite SDgnin9 CT &olosieum /
Gom, 615 SOB / itsrite Diameter %
120 SOB beit.
aineierne bar Ell Blomit, iom err bpio
ON 9tatten eller / Stpsseu gos rpo /
SpQpiet.
Set bpieite 8jers er Mount Gperelt
i 9bibet, 29,0o2 SOB, eller 81 Wil.
Oct melt iulbfomne @tto er peb ails
larnep, Srlanp. Oct ~sientaser en- aors
nettone n9iteu 20 @anse.
Benene oo Wtuitlerne / oct mennelte,
li9e 2eeeme fan uoiere uper ct 5ufinbe
ps TO Sunoreoe ipritielise gepeselier.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
ao%rreiponoa1lce.

N.,,r gapn % Gsrssie faaes uis
IrT'a'sTs"- n :, shr 1T. ena0ns ais,lnsm.ar meS :,
A .'anSe correspondent 'aiier BET me"
h rts'oH'HsnDs soss Rapuei % aores,en'
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

Tamsr % Server! Senb ettr en- ,nstlR Stanoars
Der siptr tposiis aupisHins ior Communicate
nina al ale Slags S~tr'uelier, o. iuosbetesr $50 i~orl,iels
Iiat Slass Rsuirbrtpe. pelionsr. iom lite ,r soot
bismms bet snedltt Spros, tan po otHus Srep5o, iors
itaiie fs en- it'er o. bnriis Spelie. Ri ienoer 5o1,n
liant " usget uasrt Rauntori Tor ben biliae Girls al Is
Gents. NasHitr shlsa. lrsptr 5 9snts. Aeresie:
y. p.Jrtbera
H. 9O.4 GIortfitle. Mimi. SorS 81
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

ut ibne lle bar bragt Os SunoreOer al aunOer ira aue aanter al oeuat
per al Oem fanOt at pore gGer uirteig iol8tes for ben Grts, De par
Gnefe ioroO Dor gntit uben at bape fipbt gtoget, og De reite brmOuer
eD, at Der Del1e Del al gerben life er mere eub cit pirtelg alGOes:
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Deeds Recorded in th. Auditors Once
Yesterday.

Res! estate transactions from January /, 1898
are sl.39j,26l. There were fled Tor record yester
day - deeds, the considerations aggresating
sIG.f6!. Following IS the lit as furnished by
OSBORNE, Iremper & Co. sh>tractors of titles,
li6 Cherry street. between Front and Second:
J. y VA .l;nSiorc 10 Esther ) Drummer, lot s
block -, HalNnStord' PARK. 500.
Barnet Kumus Il v. II gle, part lot l., block
(. Baxter sit. 2louA
H. IL Dearborn - VI. II. Young. lots 5 and &,
block :, McAieer's sup, s10uo.
W y. Chase Ia Gustat BurAe, .ots - and -
block 10. B.acktaar's Supl. $lsA
Nest Coast Imp. Go 10 7. Swcuson, lot ~
block 3, Gilman farE. sI0.
Mars Hambles to Il Murphy L Co. lot s.
bloc. Il, u lmau Park. 81 Il.
W l. +. Oracle IL Alice johnson, lots 5 10 g.
block 4. Grant Boulevard, 50.
Hall & Galloway 10 H. ". Casteman, lot 5,
block =. Edys & knight. sS0lo
Arnt Never 10 J. 4. Nieol, lot ~, block q.
Gilman Park, $40
laura !. Fisher 10 George Z. Bennett lot IL
b.ock s. IL awAtha Fars. s.
& : >uytn e. J. II II Iutiey, lots :, g 10 and
Il, block q, Merlin Ea-S. So.
McA eeT heirs 10 Mary Mckee Sturgus, lot Q,
block 81. McAlcer's aid, s.
William Bauntoa - G.. y Anderson, sIa SCI
s -, .. and ot1er. $50
George !. Gray - !. Il. Middleton, lot l. block
s Bax.ey's ore :, $50
l. |. PlertoUt Ia & lie land. all iot ), block
% Edes Il Knights. SO
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GEN. HAYES AT REST.
Simple Ceremonies Over the
Soldier and Statesman.
CLEVELAND WEEPS At THE BIER.
The Day Bright and Cold-Grixzled vet-
Grams Walk Behind Their Fallen
Comrade-Harrison's Absence.

FREMONT O., Jan. 20.-Taps have been
sounded. the bugles blown, the beautiful
goodnight last salute fired, and all that is
mortal of Rutherford B. Hayes sleeps be-
meath the mantle of snow by the side of
the devoted companion of his life. The
ceremonies of the day were such as be-
fitted the typical American citizen. soldier
and statesman. Simplicity shone forth
in his life and marked the obsequies. No
eulogy was said above HIM; that was left
TOR the future to pronounce, and all who
knew the man, father and statesman
unite IN saying it has been wisely so.
Pure, upright and generous. full of good
deeds, the life which drew so suddenly to
a close Tuesday night has nothing to fear
from the verdict of coming time.
In some respects the occasion was one
OF the most notable in American history.
The only remaining ex-presldent. soon
again TO assume the mantle of response
bility, stood beside the bier of his dead
friend and wept in sorrow for him. The
two men had some notable qualities in
common, and of all public men few were
more sincere mourners than Grover Cleve-
land, who came and went without osten-
tation. A great crowd gathered at the
depot waiting his arrival, but word wisely
passed around by the citizens committee
prevented any cheering or display there,
and he left as quietly as he came. Only a
serious threat OF personal illness kept
President Harrison away, and his regrets
were as keen at the enforced absence as
those expressed on every hand by the
family, friends and public.
Fremont, O., Jan. 20-This is a city of
mourning. Business is suspended and the
schools are closed. The morning dawned
brightly. The temperature during the
night fell to deg. below. and everything
giistened with frost in the morning light.
The OAKS about the family mansion at
Spiegel Grove spanked in the sunshine,
every twig silvery with its tracery of frost.
There was frost on the broad veranda. The
scene was picturesque and beautiful be-
yond description, and it seemed as if even
harsh winter had donned its most charm
ing robe in honor of the distinguished
man whose remains were soon to be borne
TO the tomb. All forenoon thou
sands of people passed i'll procession
through the chamber of death to
view for the last time the well-known
features of the dead ex-president. At 8
O'Clock the school children of the city
marched in procession, with the national
flag at the head of the column, past the
bier, followed by the civic societies of FIRE.
mont. Everything in the wide. sunny
dining room IN which the remains lay was
in keeping with the simple life of the de-
parted statesman. A plain cedar casket,
covered with black cloth, rested in the
center of the room, with no decoration
except three palm branches tied with
purple ribbon. A silver plate bore the
simple inscription:
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FOREIGN MARK ETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
NEW YORK, Jan. D.--The Posts London special
says: Continued American buying has at las,
stimulated business here and American shares
today closed excited and strong Private tee-
grams received are to the effect that c .eveiand
viii call a special session of congress on the
currency question ii the present congress re-
fuses TO stop silver purchases.
LONDON, Jan. 20.-Bar silver, 925 fine. 3Sl5d:
cousols, IS 5-lGd; Bank OF England discount
rate per cent.
EREADSTUFFS.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 20.-W heat-Demand fair:
Ne. red winter, steady, IS l0l2d: No. red
spring, steady, g. 2i
Fiour-Demant fair and unchanged.
Coru-Demaud fair; red. new, dull, a f<d.
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An Eccentric Inventor ne.d.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 20-Joseph
Winson died yesterday afternoon, aged "a
years. Mr.. Winson was an inventor of
considerable prominence. Among the in
ventions are drop gates used at rail-
road crossings. He married seven times
and secured judicial DEGREES of separation
from six of his wives. The seventh. whom
he married five years ago, made such de-
mands upon him that he transferred his
large estate to one John Morrison, on con-
dition that the latter support him prop
erly as long as he lived. Seven wives sur
vive Mr.. Winsor.
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Can't. Nelson, the Explorer. Dead.

LoSpoN, Jan. 20.-A dispatch from Fan
zibar says that Capt. Nelson, who was
with Stanley in Africa, died recently in
East Africa.
Leeds, and was one OF SANKEY'S aides
when the latter in May, 1857, started
from the Kongo in West Africa to
the relief of Emin Pasha, who had
remained as Egyptian governor of the Equator
iai province after the Soudau had been aban-
doned. In August, 1887. at the rapids near the
fork of the I;uri ana Ihuri rivers, Capt Nelson
was left in camp with the sick and wounded.
staryatiOn.l
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been carried on without their help Several
cliques and pools are now at WORK on the mar.
keI. and the effect OF their operations is seen in
the extraordinary activity of the stocks they
have in hand as against the com parative Quiet
OF the remainder of the list
Government bonds-Dull and steady
Pe:roleum-Seglected.
GOLD EXPORT
NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.--It is expected that A.s75,.
ooO IN gold will be shipped for Europe tomorrow.
FINANCIAL
- Money on call-Easy; closed, offered, 2is.
rfllne mercantile paper, 5@tGf1. Sterling ex-
enange-euies and easier;' sixty day bills 81 Sc;
demand, $4s1s<,
SILVER
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Bsr silver-ss1&c
BONDS.
y. . IS (regl.. ll3ialU. s. As (coupon). 1881
y. = rs (reg)...... 100 Pacific 6's...... los
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Baron st Oswald Dead.

LONDON, Jan. 20-Baron st. Oswald died
today, aged - years.
Baron st. Oswald, whose family name was
VIM, was born in 1920. From 1865 to 1885 he
was member of the house of commons, and
from 1o7i to 1850 he was lord of the treasuary In
1885 ne was elevated TO the pecrage His wife
was the daughter of Col. II. Dumarssq. His
eldest son is Capt Rowland VIM. Conservative
member in parliament, who succeeds to the
title. The estate consists of 1888 acres with an
annual rent roll of sls,5S7.1
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$500 REV ARDr

Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Sick Hea0Ache Indl-
ges,ion, Constpat Ion or Costiveness we cannot
cure with WesLs Vegetable Liver Pills when the
directions are strictly compiled with. They are
purely Vegetable. and never tail to give satisfac-
lion sugar Coated. Large boxes, IS cents Re
ware OF counterfets and limitations. The genuine
sold by LkITHEAO CAwLEY, eO2 Front 81.
ksAttle Wash.
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MINING sro IS
? t>TEEN HsEhEV@


NRw fo2N. ia.i. q. he stoeA .narke; gSvs
'.-'s' e.-r;.s-s...'u ~. 4HhvEent strength -
- AID 49, almost uD coAea ser.es o. material
@'N'.NVs Wa ma e IN active stocks Ilcex-
-'4''Va o. t"is ses Only = the assured csss n
- '"'AeF mAfAet. couo!ed WIKI TIE confidence
= America s.ee..att.s il domestic securities
- d !is oi tAe passive opposition of the
W." element tie upward movement LIS
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is said not be alarming. Both physicians
and James G. Blaine, jr.. who was out of
the house at the time, were hurriedly sum-
moned about O'Clock. DR.. Johnston
said. upon leaving the house later, that
Blaine was about the same as he has been
for two days, bat the doctor will return
late tonight
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CLEARING HOUSE RETURN.

NEW YORK, Jan. y. BiGdstreet's pub
fishes the following re orts Of clearing
house returns tor the week ending Janu-
ary g. the percentage of increase or de-
crease being in comparison with the re-
turns for the corresponding period Of 1892:
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L'VERETT-SEATrLE-T ROUTE
II The new, fast ani commodiOus steamer CITY
OF ABERDEEN carrying passengers and freight.
VIII leave on the following schedule, daily, except
sunday commencing Friday. Nov. %, 1892: South
bound-Leave Everett, :i5 a. m; leave Auklteo
$40 Am: w tdniOnds m; arrive Seattle 10
IA, M; leave Seattle 1880 a. M; arrive Tacoma,
1880 p m. North bonnd-Leaye tacoma, l:50 p
m; arrive Seatt g, 80 p |, ave Seattle 80
$50 U. III. arrive Everett, 6i5 p sundays
Leave Everett n H. Returning. leave seattle
4:3J r. III. l4audings-Everett, Merchants Dock:
Seattle Baker II COS Dock: Tacoma y. T. Dock.
4 gents Merchants Dock Co, Everett. II. ".
Baker & Co. seattle telephone PA. j. r.. Harmon,
Tacoma; telephone 45S THoS. :. TEW,
Manager
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Quiet
Cofee-Options closed steady, 10 to % points
down. Sales $1,000 bags, including:
january, sl6.55(Gl6.60; February, SIC SOILS a.;
May, Sl6Glgi6; .. spot kio-Dul aud easier;
Petroleum Quiet and steady. United, no
sales.
augar-Raw-Dull and unchanged. Refined
Wool-Active and frmer; domestic fleece, y
csc; pulled, 21932e; Texas, l9@llc.
GIopseerInoaiet AMI steady; lase' sl2oo
1in-Firm; straits, s20.2l.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Boston, Jan. 20.--Closing:
Atchison .......... sc Burlington -...... 1929
Mexican Cen. com. I21s san Diego. ........ IL
Bell telephone. .2lU1
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Jan. CIV heat-Weake-. Opened
lower on further liquidation by longs in May
futures; rallied * Oh heavy purchases by Pard-
ridge to cover short; declined lc on continued
heavy of rings; advanced irreguiarly &c on
purchases 10 take profits at a decline; closed
steady. 70 lower than yesterday. Receipts were
$500 bushels; shipments, 2l,oo0 bushe!1.
Wheat-oteady. Cash 733sc; May, 791sc
CornEHigser' Cash Us rs; May Y, 81;
Kye--5jc.
BarIey-6jc.
Flax-$l %.
TimOtny-sleS
WhisAy-sLS5
Por.-Fum: Cash, $lse2}5: May. &lssT<
Lard-F.rm: Cash, sl0s0; May, slU.75.
ShouldeTs-$9 81 2lGl0U0
snort C.ear-siU. 30IlUi 40
Short Ribs-Flrm; Cash, s.. s21z: May, $as71a.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Cattie - Receipts, 5000;
ptme steers, nrm; othyrs easier. Best on sae,
s5.60g3s5 fair to good. s5(g5.50; others. s4.5u(9
40; common, s.. 75<GiS2.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: active and higher.
butchers weigh:-, $7.6Ses7 ST.: prime light,
sL@X3Zi Is; pigs, s7(g725.
eheep-Recei Il, 900: slow; barely steady.
Natives, 40eGa50; led Texans. $3.50: west
ems. s. luiul2l
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