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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-13

Steam er Cmat,lia is due today from San
Francisco.
The City Of Topeka viii sail this fore
noon with passengers and freight for
Alaska
British ship olivebank, which loaded
wheat on Puget sound last year, sailed on
May from Shields for San Francisco.
Steamer City OF Kingston has carried
about 30 tens of -four aud .eed to Vic
toeia on the last Two trips for shipment to
Honolulu.
Schooner Columbia, so tons. now on
the Columbia river. has been chartered 10
take cargo OF lumber from Puget sound
To Valparaiso for orders.
Steamer Waila WalIa will sail for San
Francisco this morning With passengers
and freight She takes ei2 soas o, Sev.
castls coal 40 part cargo
The Flyer Vas esily decorated YESTERDAY
I'm honor Of the excursion of the unfver-
sity stadents rho went 10 Tacoma TO pa.
siefpafe in the intercollegiate Esld aay
srorts About loo ssnt over.
Steamer Henry Bailey Was turned over
20 the iessees yesterday. She now lies al
Yess~r wharf TO be rainted and will begin
the run 10 Skagit river Wednesday even
ing. running from Colman's wharf
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MARINE NKwa

San FaAsctsco. May l2-Arrived-
Cralgerne, ten. Falrchiid. Minoia. Cleared
--Australis. Honolulu; State Of California,
Astoria: Excelsior, Seattle. Star OF Free
dom. La Paxzi: Planter, Honolulu. De-
parted. h. Brown. Nanalmo: Olympic.
Vancouver; str Australia, for Honolulu.
HosuIhs, May n.-Ssiied-Schr Lucy,
San Francisco.
TAroosa. May i2-Passed out May IL
Ainsdaie, Tacoma. for United Kingdom.
Passed i2sh-Maekinsw. Tacoma, for San
Francisco.
spoken-Aprii q. . n. as w. Euphro-
syne. for Queenstown.
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THE MARKET REPORT
mr. sYsrr o. rn4px

fWH 9YhxR or f1AnL
-. s~--- ~. - Tns vss~sah1e
80 -. - 49, = 49, ~. .sarrlns.
- ssJ @..- ~.
eoeeip4s fnciuds: rs sacks potas0sss ~
boxes aepsxasus. - boxes rhubasb,
1870 euenmher.' q sscks bans, 80 Sacks
-. pcs.sore enntanue veak.
49,. .sss'.. q. $50 s,.ss. e betser sup-
80 - ' - -. 1890. stss ,,o~,-
pssed Win oesIlen. q -. ~ ~, s.'' 49,.
tnk Includes - Doxss en
borrtee WeYe i0Wsr.
The batter market u weak. ERGs hold
Avr Cheees g aeesdv.
The uouitfv market Ii voxy dull, WITH
issrs stocks On hand.
rrnA.exrrps Avn enArsa
m-----... - ..~h v~;1e. "a,
1so0r- ~ 49, = - = $500.
4aHy o8WU4 $1,000 ~ - - -
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eHAEU SOLD.
The fatal sazes Of stocks soday vers So
GO shssss. fnciudfux: Anseriesn Sugzr,
x00: Darlington. Loo, Chicsgo Gas,
4, so0s Boek lsIand, l. f0p; 81. Pans, 5. loo.
Hops Qaist; stasa, common 70 choice.
S0f1e; Pacific coass i24isc. London
msskss ssssdys demand poor.
Wocl-ssesdy: domestic aeees. loaese:
pulled. Ns428c.
Pig iroa-D Dull; Scotch, IN sce21 50;
American. efi4i1W
Coppsr-Qniss: iaks. - I,k
Lesd-Qufsf: domestic. $3A
Itn-Sominai: plates dull.
Epeiter--Homiual-
covrxx.
Cofes--0ptions opened duIl ak from un-
ruled feafureisss, closed dull Sales ;, 900
bags, intending: June. SIS -. July. SIS %:
September. Sass. Spot cotfcc-Rio. nom
tnai; No. :, l6xc. mild, quiet: Cordova,
Io9 iot4c. Warehouse deliveries YESTERDAY,
- 80 Bags: New York stock TODAY, 264,-
So bags; United States stock. 2sa .67S bags I;
auoat for the United States. lz3,0D hays
total visible for the United States. 81. 67S
barr, against 374. 70 bags last year.
kio-tluset: prices nominal; no quota
tons: exchange. sd: receipts. 5000 bags !:
stock. i25. 0D baes
Quiet; prices nominal: no quo
tafions: recstpts. l,000 bags: stock, E.0Go
baTA
Hamburg-Stssdy: saiss, e.On0 bags;
prices unchanged 20 iSpfg lower: holiday
Monday.
Havrs-DuiI; prices 5.f lower: holiday
Monday.
sU8AR
sugar-Raw. nrm: fair refining. Liza
2,xc: centrifugal. % test, 2kc Refined,
STEADY: No. IS, &c: mould A, 4s<@4 7.l6c:
standard A. 35z@l 3i6c; confectionery A,
5I@t i-l6c: Gus loaf. 4s.44 1915 crushed.
lsxG4 15-iBc: powdered, 4x04 7-l6c:
granuiatsd, 4f4 slice: cubes. { l-i6c,
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Constable .. y. Brooks was IN The ma-
nicipsi eoart yesterday afternoon 10 An
swer The charge of having kicked Ness
Aadersoa the Night before. Anderson.
Who had seeered an from his spree. had
no recollection Of having had any tsoabse
Win Brooks ana did not care TO siEn .
complaint The charge against Brooks
xAs dlsmlsssd and Andersen. upon eeans
proven guilty of intoxicasson, sas lined 81
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PALous8 CITY. wash. Nay 81. 1894
Post lnteiligenceY. seattle, Wash
Gems: received the map Of the world
sent by you IN good order and am we'll
piease4 with IL II - both useful and or
namentAi and should hnd place in every
household Please accept my thanks
Yours respectfully. n NJ
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bot0N. - ~, Juhe ~. iva
Post In.siiiweneer Co. seskt ., Wash -
Gents. received some time SAGE yoar
exeslseat map Of Ehs uitea stasss ana tue
v Grid map On Abe rsserse side. ana am
ps.assd with IL IL forms handscme and
yxlaab . addition 10 my oG1ce, and cAnnos
iAla Il. % Satisfactory 10 any oss v DO la
vests The small sum aAksd fcs the nap
Years truly = l.
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Hssss: Mexnsne.s saa Nznr Dsnlssls.
Gsuned: IN tksEr. .svsaI creasos-~ II Ntiiars.
kyrsns. ~Lead KsnaIy Lsehx' aza sccMs Hofy
sa se 4 go ss ss sse . ~ p.y
= Raas and uvse.
Ceawso9nassnaa ChafeAeo.
Brooksyn-ksv. eesrrs H. La. passne kesa-
aence, Rireh sud Teomas stzcsts ssassiA sun
day school. p N AfssFnooa service. Z
n Carsssaa Encsavos society .sssinE e
q N Frxym meetzag Tuesday, - - p -
E1ssssssE-kss. j. T. NichosA psssoe ssrv-
ssTne Good shseheec;E svenins. sTss Good
samaritan. Topic eI saIla,sar se.noa.
Junior Christian Eadezsor society. p n T.
I. : &. =, 60 n Prayer nsessng Inars
Oar q TO p
Pgymouth-Thfrd snd UnivsEsty sszse:a
sssI.s l sss.asase. 80 ualvszsisy ssssst
jet "A solid BASIS ior sSsiisf" EvsnInx sub
feaeAInx in tns seho0ss-: sermon. 'sThe Azer-
lean Inertia" Sunday school. LID p m + 7.
q c. E.7n n Church prayer mcesins. Ihnrs-
aissrnoon. so'esock.
Methodsss Prssessans CAurcAss-
DnwAmish-SundAy school . p m.
Yssler-sunday school. s.pa m pssAehing 81
II . m
- Sosnmo'ss 80 re.saia9 - ~
ss.ss s..,.,. go s..no, ,.n
Chiidren's missionary meeting at I'D p In
singing, recttxtions. addressed
Firt-TAtfd and Pine sirestA Rev. CLARK
$3.50. 81. .,,.,,~ p.criss u,s.,s.~
S-45 p a. seass Tree.
Eeeond-Noreh Seattle, Republican and War
rem streetA Rev Josiah shepherd, pastor
Parsonage next door 20 church Service. II
school, ie:Is p m Christian Endesvof u SD
y. EIsses EsssahS inussasss - y -
~-
ss.-
~ uns LAZY Q. sood nelpIso11n p po1asn ma
Masalnsson s.leeA re! =. h;~h 80. ~ a.
pastor. low mass. . = M niGn mass. U-so
= n oeneaicsioa. s.So p u
streets Rev. Victor Garrand. :. pastor Con-
sn9 'nI Hsrh ma ia.n m snnasx
s sna n In,, ~ :. ~ = m 4. psy
49, :. ;. AT.as. s : -. s,,,s 49,. CO.,
Quoted By the Redempssriss3 Rev. Joseph 4.
N. nign msss WIN sermon. W.s. = m
ton rneesins. .. q. ysspers sermon ana beas-
diciiou. T:sD n n.
"
First Church OF Everett--sundsy school 1t
mnnion ever snad.v a. n 4 m
Olympic Avsnue--si4 Olympic avenue Rev
II Mo- nss,or sandsy schooi N !. M
Preschinw n = m ana -, =. M
ra,rts ne nScs suee' nr,sn n,r,.,ar p aua
dence, 7la Harrison street: telephone Ioaa All
service. 1t the y ~ c. A. auditorium l4l7
Front street Preaching, IL q m. and o m
Gas 5. IA. Evening topic: Twenty-arst ser
mon against komanism.
sptrtsaaitsts-
street entrance, Sunday ct 230 o'clock D m,
Mira C. Cornslius. the spirit sest medium, viii
appear in Red Mems hall this evening at 7:s1,
ewing public tests ard psy chometric readings
on street Admission frea
~
o"sseo Asoyseras" snul"s
81. sn saa ssneca ,s n.essA rev; = zen sonn-
psa. ', Ia., ios".. Spns chns.s
ssssi "a ~ aa III S oo..u
Prayer meeting Thursdsy 1t 7:O 3. m.
80
Aavers cnurcna..
saveo.h p.v-xa por,., .tr..t p,...h,r.
n
CHRISTIAN chapei-M arren street, haR block
noftn Oh FRONT sstees power nous@ services
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NoarH WKLLISaroN. b. C.. jan ., 1894
Editor Post mt ell igencer, oeA tie. W asA
Dear sir: I have received your pr
MUM map IN good order, and "a, nigniy
pleased with tt. l considee tsat have COS
your valuable paper free. - value tse
map mere tnAn the price % suoscripiioA
YeuTs very respectfully. d J.
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PuHAarrx waah Aprtl q ,ssa

PEsHAsrIx. wash, April Z, 1884
Post lntesusencer ca, Seattle. WAsh -
0entlemsn; Your map afrives on the irss
Of A pril, and . ter sixty miles travel W
stage from Eiiensp1rg to tnis place. came
fn excellent condition I am vel pleased
with the map - well a. astoaishsa ~ the
price tor " INCH you give the map to your
subscriberA Most respectfully. ~. n
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war rsnrpALn. Wa

WRsr fRnnpALR. wash
Post-iafeliigencsr. Seattle. Wash --sirs:
received one Of your premium tnaps the
other day, and Il 10 . fins map ~ every re-
spscs and deserves praise Yours trnly.
T.. ~.
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LASeLxy. Wash.. March 81. ls01
Post fnte4sigengef Rubs ssning Co., seat
delegated with the map l. came Ina good
order. and 70 dAioy. a. IL
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FAY. idaho. F.A "a. issa.

FAY, idaho. Feh "a. 1904
The seattle Posi- .Inteiifg sncer Co, seat
tie. Wash --Sirx: | received the double
wall map . short time ago, and - good
condition Am more than pleased visa II.
IL - worth double ths price You're uuiy,
II. J.
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new york ,aAHxErs.
rHx STOCK ExcHAsaE.


Nrv YOKE. May 12--Ths stock market
was dull even for . Saturday. The only
animatton was In Chicago Gas. Most Of
the stocks stopped at IN advance on yes
tsrday's quotations. The early dealings
we're strong In tons and under good buy
ine. sid 10 BE- for inside interests. CHI
saeo Gas sold ur ix per cent and the
rest 81 the list xGN per cent, the latter
in Sugar and Illinois Central. Shortly be-
fore II o'clock . drive uaa made against
Sugar, which broke that stock lk Per
cent. The active list rscsdsd fraction in
symrsthy and Toledo 4 Ann Arbor ~.
/. but the dsprsssion was Of brief duration
and the speculation recovered it, tone, the
esrlisr reactions being very generally r.
covered and some Of the inactive shares
scoring some good advances.
The market continued firm 10 close,
which closed within y Of the lowest
point touched. Chicago Gas shows IN adj
vance Of Per cant; Rubber, AZ: Mobile
4 Ohio, 3; Consolidated Gas, i; ST. Paul q
Omaha. K. and the Grangsrs knk per
improvement. which wsrs. however, only
declined 3 per cent
The bond market was strong In tone on
fairly activs business
Government bonds--Stesdy.
State bonds-Dull.
Petroleum - Steady; Pennsylvania oil
sales, none; June option sales. none,
closed at sa,+o bid. Lima oil sales. none.
KxPonrs AND IxroRrs
The exports OF specie from the port
Of New York for the week we're: Gold.
A ia lit Ar.fAx
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LunAf. wash. Feb. 4 1854
TIE Post .inteiilgencsS. Seattle. wash
Dear SRA. received youf premium map
in Aood coo6ition. Many shanks for IL
kxsspecsfuliy yoarA d. J.
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LooxsroN. Wash. Feb 3, loo2
PostInieiligencsr. seastia Wash- II r.
csivsd your map and Il 10 away beyond my
expeciatienA Think it 10 worth fully ten
times the money you ask for IL and IL -
the best map have ever seen publisnsd
Yours with respect J.. -
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CLRvRIANp Wash, Feb 6 l6e2
Editor Post-lnteliiSencer.S seattle. Wash
lear Sir: received your premium map
which gives a great satlxfacti0n. Ny xife
{. inks u II worth mere than the papor and
map both cost che 10 much delighted
with It. Yours very respectfully. kP.
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EAST ST. CLoun. MINI. Nay %, 1894
Post. 1n,eltIgsncer. seattle. Wash
Cent?: The map received 10 good osasr.
and We think it Il . me map You should
certainly % able 70 dispose a . large num-
Der 81 them fous truly. va
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81 stsnhsn's-Bs iisrt-sesvies. II a "A. ana
I'D . IA. BY the rector, Rev. p L Hyssnd
;. Johns. West se.stse-Evsnsng uysver in
Halter seaoolhoass al p m-. Rev H. A. per.
ter Officiating.
- Marks Mission az Eagswsfer. Hs,ei
hosns--sesvses with seraoa by Rev o. c. Car.
seti at SD n N
81 Mary s-seediaad parx. Dean Watson IN
essIge- FhtaAp Ashton, lay reader. Evening
hFases AZ STA Sunday scaoos, 2s2n IA I.sx
Green isks cars 10 de pot
- tasrneats-Msrkets street. near Yesl<, ave-
nse. bean Watson In charge. Rev Henry A.
tNsses SeasiAisng. suEsay school, "a n 20
Mofnf1x service. with se<raos, IL q NJ
irssity-EsghiA and James sfreetA Rev
1eosge he-eGFt @stscn. II r.. reers. wnar-
sunday kAFty communion, $ Ia Holy
eizeasfiss With sysecsz1 snsasns snsI sermon
n srenxoag, vttA lecture 7aU M
eaSsas &C noas, s.ss q n Combinations class
:" q N sesset eeaar sal tree satsiuss
"a Aarx's-F1tsA sad olive streesx nxvia
Sssioeras ssasresi reescs. ahissnaday srrv
sess IS tastaws. Holy samraaa3un :. .Asss 4
sssssi soFaa es fxesstns PRAYER, sermon sne Hats
t4.asaeSacGs IL Young peoples service :. a.
sseasES pxAyer. Win tAfrA ss<seye ca -<ssxs~s
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w hat
They
Think
OF IT.

The premium map offered BY
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
its subscribers old and new. II
now to b found Ia Thousands
Of homes In the Pacific North
wesk That no premium ever
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col satisfaction il evidenced
By the following testimonials.
which are . few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
map. These letters are exact
copies Of the originals on Ole In
this Office. tho signatures only
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MEADOW. Wash. Fish Q. 1891.
os.-TnteissxsEoer CO, seattle v ash
ssrs-Tas map h cetssr than 90 expected.
80 ws are wst sssiAaed Sfia Y hsspscL
fatty ~. u
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KoEIsLAM. b c.. Nay 10, 19ea
Editor Post Intsiligencer, seattle. Wash
dear sir: have received the map Of
the world, ETC., and am pzsasei 10 state
that am thoroughly satisAsd with Il
fours truly. VS.
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LArAR. wash. fsa O. 1894
Pose Irseslixeaesr. ssatxsa Wash--lseaR
Sta Map rscsived IA xssi soscs- ~ea
es~a ed wisa itAa1 a.so the paosE YoaD
rsspscstasy. y. -
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ApEnpRxx, wash. Feb "a. 1904
Puss- nsegllsetse~r Co. seattle. Va ash
Premium map received ana stves PEERLESS
AT. .fac1ioa yourD respectfully, A. n
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NALorr. wash, March 80. 1894
Post Inteiiigsncer To, seattle, Wash. -
Gents: havs received the map ana am
well pleased with IL Think tt well worth
-. which II would cost 70 90 70 . store AID
buy IL Long may thu Post Inseillgencer
hive and prosDsE remain yours very
respectfully. q IL
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ONTARIO Canada, April 4 1894
foe tnteliisepcer, Ssattia. Wash
Geatlemeu: The premium map received
In good order. and Il Sivss perfeos satisfae-
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EurxnnRnR, wash. Psh 10, lsea
seeaGe Post ln,e.i.gercsr. Seattle,
Wash. Have receivea the wall man. Am
exceptionally we'll pleased with Il. Ii IL
excellent Accept thAnkA Yours truly,
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BALrIMoRn, Nd. May IL. 1894
foos-tntsiiiEeucsf Co. seattle wash
Gentiemen: The map rsceived and IL very
muea apprscaais1 Very truly. la
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Spiritual services In Masonic Temple. Second
street entrance, Sunday ct 2:3o o'clock p. m.
Mira C. Cornslius. the spirit sest medium, viii
appear IN Red Mems hall this evening at 7:3t,
Entrance between Front and second on Mari
on street Admission frea
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Drafls--On sight, New York. per 500.
l0c premium Sterling bilts-On London,
e0-day hank. AaA
Silver BARRIER ounce, o2N@62Le.
Mexican ADMINISTRATIVE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-24
TO-DAY'S MARKET REPORT.


tod1 s vas little cbanged '' from ne ves ,sl
Trade Vas verv f@hf local traders
generally we're inclined ID be bearish.
The low temper was also offset bv the
heavy fall Of snow over the western
states Nav opened lac higher at 638Ic.
advanced t0 6IIac and then dronnad 0ff
to 638<c
Corn opened lie hfoher and advanced
sec The market is firm at 30tzc for
Nav.
Pork was weak under free selling.
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NE INLTNcTI0N So.

HOW "a was Tried at Jacksonville Today
JACKSONVILLE. Fla Jan. pa crowd
which crowded the court room to the
doors, assembled this morning to hear
the continuance of the case ot the Duval
club in their plea for am Injunction re-
strai ming sheriff BrOward of DuVal c0un-
IS. from interfering with a glove contest
between j. III. Corbett and Charles Ait-
chelL Added interest was given 10 the
case by the presence off the attorney gen
eral of Florida, Lamar who arrived to
assist States Attorney Partridge IN the
defense.
Mr. Coekrell, on behalf Of the Duval
club, stated to the court that the plaintiff
was informed that the defense would
ot1er demurrer TO the BILL He then read
the bill setting forth the grounds upon
which an Injunction was asked for.
States Attorney Partridge then offered
q demurrer to the bill. and presented AM
the sheriHs position In the case was set
forth.
Col. Cockrell objected to the introduce
ton of the affidavit. and after consider
able argument Judge call ruled the
affidavit out
ates Attorney Partridge said that the
sheriff was acting in the discharge IF his
duty ID preventing the contest and that
no case Of equity was involved.
Col Cockreu then waived his objec-
ton 70 the reading of the sherifs atf-
davlt and the document was accordingly
ra4d 9y States Attorney Partridge. I'D
set forth chat the sheriff believed the SOL
called glove contest would be a
brutal prize fight, and in violation
Of the law and that he had been
instructed bv the governor To
prevent the contest and he believed that
IA So doing he would be acting ia the
discharge of his duties and be denied he
mad ever done anything to lnl ure the
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.a.4 n4arss la ". r,~Fsra fh5s .tr4 to show
4bar f feasa 4ssssz s<ara needed VS. FL
.--'-- 5r 49,. 49, y z,,5+
--.-,ss - 49, -. (--,,,.f. H.. lsI ~
ffl,se --h., Would r51-aI him, III his chosen
sphere I'D pahIic usefulness.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-24

Kansas CITY no. Jan. 24.-WHEAr
No. > red. 5g15c; NO , hard. 5715c.
CORN=No. = white, 3215c: No. mixed,
Sic.
OArs-No. 2. SOC
Reno. .. soc.
CATTLE Receipts, $500 Shipments.
1890. Market slow and weak Texas
steers. 81 1905 90: shipping steers,
$4 1909 80; Texas and native cows,
81 1908 so; butchers stock, SO 100
Oj; stockers and feeders, IS O01l3 65
Hoes - Receipts, 10000. Shipments
300 Market slow and weak and cents
lower. Bulk of sales. SD 1905 30;
heavy, packing and mixed. 50 1905 40;
light, workers and pigs, 81 5000 30
SHEEP - Receipts I 300. shipments,
none Marker weak and slow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-24

New YORK. Jan. "a Money on call
easy at / per cent, prime mercantile
paper 3150I515 per cent. Sterling eX-
change quiet with actual business
ness ia bankers bills III 1863 M4S1
for demand, and at 4s434 n 4S5 for sixty
days. posted rates 1860 ass; CONNER
Gal bills. $50 lA4s4. Bar silver e..