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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-03
AT the INTERSTATE FAIR.
Families Gene on sunday TO See tn.
Exhibits and Hear the Band.

Exhibits ana near the Band.
Posr-INrELIIGENcER HEADQUARTERS, IL
TERsrATK FAIR, TACOMA, Sept. 2-ISpe-
ciai. There will be a wedding here soon
if all goes we'll. Miss Nellie Woods will be
the bride, and James II. Ingram. an in
dnstrious plumber, will be the groom.
Both have made preparations for the pub
lie wedding.
Today's attendance was made up largely
of families. Many men who could not be
present during the week came today with
their wives. But the married men did not
wholly outnum Der the would-be benedicts,
who came with their sweethearis The
chief feature of interest was the Sunday
sacred band concert. The programme was:
Aarch--"Tsunhsuser' ...-.-..--...... Wagner
ovestuIe-"B Berlin. as IL Laughs and Cries"
Ir,srmeEro-aBal g. Infants -, Jaxone
Waltx~@My Dream A............ " sldteafel
Intsrmission.
Selection from "Ne1sr's Mass 10 q .........
sespsntlae dance taes}. ..........-... Herman
selection" Rigoleft9' ..t..-..-....-.. Verdi
G.votfe-"Tae s1Bsfrcss -.-......G. II. Boyden
Among those Who registered at the Posr-
INrELtGGENcxR headquarters today were:
From Seaitie-W Walter Eyres and Eife.
: H. Butler J. ". llama. r. W Herald
q. Ranke. r. Rsnke. George +. Jones. ..
NJ. Sayde-. W L. Brown. Charles Roos.
~ DurAnti. .. " Ranke, A. Hansen. W.
{. Ratter, {. b. 9agley. r. Morgenstern.
r. N. Graham. Z. Volt. J. & Carroll, c.
r. Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs A. l. Ambrose.
A r. Cromwell. A. y. Warner.
California;. A. Dennis.
Spokane-Joau }. kv.e.
RrookIvn. y. 1.-Hugh mclaughlin.
Hanover. GermAny--Isr Otto Grow.
Tacoma-John q. Parker. r.. Morton
Halhrooke. Mart Hove. y. : Huntington.
ii. Whitney. Z. ". Hose. William Kemp
sIer. Albert Tea. r ". FaNcett, Mr.. and
Mrs Joan BiaAuw, q. Lewis 6ower. IT,.
George B. Walsh and wife. u. Hunting
ton. III. /. Sherman, William Bsche.
Muskegon. Mlch.--J5hn Robertson.
FuAman-A. z saunders
ChlcAzo--C WaFdrgga. J. W Rawlings.
EsTxl. Wheeler
Vletorla-JoshaA Davies, A. C. Fium-
merielG, If. p; =. Alwosihy, W. b. Con-
uur.
Sunner-Mattie ReFgs
Eima-B x Martha.
Everett--J NJ FsFrss. z ExArI
Aibanv, y VI. ". Camp
PoFtlAad--A- Thomp.oa, ]. Kungle-
man.
Rerlin-Carl R5ohdsE. Or Kamelin.
Puya.4up--J& ass +. House.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-03

SAN FRsScIsco, Aug. 3i.-The bark Har-
vester. from karluk, brings news of the
Alaska salmon run. Considering the late
ness Of the season this year. the returns
are very good for the combine. Last year
the catch resulted in about 10000 cases.
and this years run will amount to very
nearly the same. A gentleman sho is
largely interested aud thoroughly posted
on the situation says;
The English market bought sparingly
Of "a last yeeF On account Of the isrgeness
of the Brush Columbia catch, hnt this
wear seyera. EnEiish buyers have paced
heavy orders on this market. From re-
ports received from Alaska the run has
been hight Ia some places. but has aver
aged up vel at other points. In south
Restern Alaska there has beer = shortage
bat this Is not Of SO much consequences.
as that the greater portion Of the output
there is the pink or cheap variety OF sal
mon. Al kariuk. understand ihe catch
has been very good, The winter there ex-
tended very late into the spring months
80 that the season was = short one.
Toe loss Of time Vas made uu
however By excess Of work. and the
esnneries we're ran Is fheir full capacity.
The run has ceased ana the season has
closed Nearly eo0.eo3 eases have been
pat up by the cauueFles OF the combine
Nearly a. TINS iof Aas been placer. ard
not little Of % Is already out 81 second
hands The marzet this year opened AZ
sc a dozen. which vas SC loser taAn last
years opening pr.ce. This Vas s month
ago and il WAs only shor; time before
the price advanced 20 s. c and finally 10
81 Outside the combine several indie
pendent csnueries are being rua. among
Easrn being those 81 the Pacific steam
Whaling Company. ". II. Eaton, Bree0n
a asia aasss 9TH -
full catch = nos knosn YET bat there Is
no aouel that il has been fairly successful
IL Will probably amount Ia a. 70 ldst 80
eases. Some q tbs. nearly al IN sact
has been placed. TIE Brush Columbia
catch has not cesn up 20 the average this
year. and = Al lsSss - PEI cent eft This
fact makes tae o2t&1oE for Alaska salmon
mauch brighter - she possibilities are
xr~AElv 4ncre zses8 for acre Of II ending is
=. = Il y -------- : L. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-03

The NonpsreiI Baseball Club OF this city
will play with the snohomish oiab at
suohomish this afternoon. Following Is
the makeup and batting order Of this
teams: Snohomish-F. Thomas. p; T.
Bird. e. Il. Bird. Sd; G. Roll, ID: Nc
Laughlin, LIST: O. Thornton. ?. T.; J.
smith, C. E. r. Roberts, !. g.. J. Faieburn.
s. s. Nonpsreiis-o. Reed, p. y. Nelson.
/. T. r. Gaumnitz. ist: h. Nelson. 3D. +.
Murdoch. r. T. and p /; W. Bell. C.; +. John
son. So. J. Lackie. "a; 7. Bullen, c. fl.
Watson r
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.I,m co,s.,t ana The raks Parse.

Nav YoRK. Sept 2 champion Jim Cor
bett reached town this morning. Regard
INK the sionz City Athletic Club offer lac
said II ara willing 10 fight Jackson in
Sioux City. aud viii meet the clubs repre-
sentative any day this week. The 5000
sent on from Sioux City Is pretty good
indication OF the clubs solidity. shalt
name no conditions which will bother the
club"
LoSpoS. sept. 3--The Sporting Iifs to-
day says il is authorized 10 stats that n
purse OF at least 1900 will be offered this
week Tor a contest between Jackson and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-03

A. A. Zimmerman Won the grand prtEe
Of the nion Neloc.p sdsuK FFancalss a.
Paris sunday. Banker Vas second
Al the HeIenG, Mont. races Saturday
The winners xere: Troffing, 2.io. purse
$50. Alaru1st, 2gIss, runnlng. four fur
loues. speeial purse so, Rel Ihek. a =;
esrat farionrs, handicap, Minnie beach,
I43f.; eve and ha8i t1f4ongs. eonso' n
-, hsnEiran Jennie peane. / co. run
ans ~ .ul half furIosg =. coHsol alton,
purse $50, Giiroy, it8ss; Funnsng. ave
furEonzs swes pstakes. parse sasS nelson,
90. match. ave iuvlongs, 10 aide. BAH
Howard, l.9A5a-
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TACOMA. Sept. Especial Miss Min
ME France, Miss Edith Iuttle. Mss Katie
Porter snd Miss Eliza Wilson, OF Hoqaiam.
we're ST the Fife today. enrOute % Eiiens-
burg.
Erastus Brainerd. Of Seattle. regis tered
at the TacornA this afternoon.
state Auditor Grimes and Miss Grimes
are a. the Fife.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-03

POLITICS IN sSoHoMIsH.
Republicans Gaining Everywhere and
ropuIfsIs Losing Heart

Judge John c. Denny, of Snohomish.
superior judge for Snohomish and kitsap
counties. who arrived in the city last
week andI registered at the Hotel North
ern. says that the Republican convention
which was held on August - placed q
strong ticket in the field and that the
goose hangs high among the Republicans
in Snohomish county, though not so high.
however. but that 1t can be easily reached.
Speaking Of the political situation gener-
ally in that county. Judge Denny said last
evening;
'sThe ticket nominated ut the conyen-
ton 4. eminently satisfactory to all Re-
publicans and there Is no growing or
contention. The convention was a large
enthusiastic one and everything went of
ns smoothly as any one could have desired
The Populists will not cut much of a fig-
ure this wear; not as much as they did tw o
years ago. They are not as lively as ex-
pected aud evidently have lost faith in
their strength. At Edmonds Two years
ago there we're bat twenty-iour Repub-
iiean votes IN the precinct bat this year
thlrty-fiye Republicans attended the eau
Gus, While there were ten more who did
not attend. but will vote the ticket There
is an equal increase of Republican votes
at Hartford, Arlington, Sultan, Wallace
and other points in the county.
"The Democrats will run n full ticket
The leaders Of the party. While they can
not expect to win, do not like the idea OF
being swallowed up by the Populists, and
are traciug up for a light in the hope of
accomplishing something in the future. -
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cAPsIzEp BY A soUALL.
Marrow Escape From Drowning OF All
on Beard the Sioop Winnie.

An accident that came dangerously near
causing the loss Of eight lives happened of
the Brighton Yacht Club house yesterday
afternoon ST O'Clock ~ the gpsetting 81
the s.oop Winnie ia q sqsall. Asssrs. A
Ranke. f W. Msagets. Charles Frey, T..
u. Cashel. r. A. BEoekSaY. 4. G. Lay
bourne. T. Il. Craig and L. O. Aills Jeff the
hssthonse IN the sloop Winnie, owned by
4. Ranke srd which was entered for the
race. todav. Tor sail and % stretch the
canvas. WAea ouE about quarter Of a
nile from shore $ sggail struck the boat
and she began taxing IN large quantities
n water on the lee side. r G. Layboarns
"a. as ths helm and yelled 20 kaHke. who
was attending she jio sheet. % slack aSsy
the lee ahsetx- TIE lee sheets. however,
we're clszEed d0wn ard there vas too
much water pouring into tbs boat - obey
the command Is Eas 100 late 20 Do any.
thing sod the boat tipped oyer. splitting al
Of iss occupants into the water soma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-03

PoKr TOWNSEND, Sept Especial. u
Ship captains and tugboat masters who
were outside the cape last week during the
heavy fog report experiencing peculiar
phenomenon az sea. The fog was SO
dense that on the sound Of a fog horn or
whistle a distinct echo would be returned.
This occurred over fifty miles from land,
said Can't. Il. ID. Cutler, of the barkcntine
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sLari, Cnnntx Pnli,Ic..

MouSr Y ERSoS. Sept. Special. The
Republican primaries were held all over
Skagit county today. Al this place hot
contest for delegates took place.
The Democratic and Popuiist central
committees met today and fixed dates for
their county conventions. The Democrats
will hold their convention at Anacortes.
and the Popuiisss AZ Burlington, both on
seutemher -
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Election Of Football Captain.

The men who played IN the Seattle Ath-
letic Club football team last year aud the
regular substitutes will meet az the club
house on Wednesday evening to elect
captain for the coming season. Those who
are 10 take part wili be notified by mail.
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wnlt.m y. y.nd.ren.'s P.ramoar.

PoEr TowSsxSu. sept 2-fSpee8al. "a
wegLknown Iewish family Of this city Eho
xere intimately acquainted villa Neft4e
Nsastas1ter the so11sn = ho received 8. GO
francs from y. h zaGsrbiIt. The Aew
YORK aallsiouzlre whose ~ife nos proposes
- eoElasase proesedsn Is Tor divorces, relate
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s.reh,u.. Baak TO Pay SO Cent.

TacouA, sept Especial. Receiver
wineate, Of the Merchants National bank.
says is is about eertain nos that the bank
~ill he able 10 pay 50 cents on the dollar.
Because the price Of iron and steel has aa-
vaDced Mr.. Wingase believes the return Of
gatsd times absolutely certain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-03

The Hood Canal Bau Players Lose ,
Game.

BlAkeley won from Gamble yesterday at
the former place in a well played ball
game. The features of the game were the
catching Of Warner aud Blanford and the
pitching of Thornton. Fine heiding was
done BY simmons. Cory, Gamble. MckiRs-
try, CANCEL and Rehrens The hard hit
ting was done by Blanfori. Warner. Gam
rel and Behrens. The score:
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The Pastimes defeated the Pioneers 81
Madison street grounds yesterday ~
score OF q go 4 The battery for ths
pastirnss vas Long and Snyder. and for
the Pioneers .PheiAn. Glen aud Marion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-03

OLYMPIA. Sept Especial. Polio wing
are the reports Of the several railroad COM
panies 30 the state auditor. Those roads
in the state not included in this list were
noted in former report:
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Summary: Earned runs Blakeley 5.
Gamble l. Two-hase hits--tsansel Thorn
ton. Three-base hits--tianzel. Mckinstry.
Home rnns-0anxel. Bianford Bases on
out-By Thornton II. Horton $. Wild
pitches--rhornton l. Horton 3 Stolen
hases-Gamble l. Blakeiey 5. Umpire
Mr. Davis.
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Whsa shs hSis has f2Iiea cat, leaving
the head bad, e sac scalp i not SHAY.
there - chance 81 vexa4ainE the hair By
using Hal Ha-r Reaewer.
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Scoseh Aa4 lrtsA whsskass. 81 Ter guar;
hetlle. AEraha-as GFoesEy Conn<n~-
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Total. ~. . 6 = y q Total e.. u
econE Ry INNINGS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
LIVE STOCK MARK ct.

New York Dec-nlcr -. 1891.
BEENES Receipts Al cars. 40 head-21 cars for *
port alive and IA for city slaushei'Ts y" tinenE
Feeling steady. city dressed aNc sides urn al 'M'
ordinary prime quality. y" additional ,i.r
advices shipments today include "a ratl" and III
sheep France also G.? cattle ana lco quarcfe II
To- sleep Hamilton. and so lualis
q IucAnia To- Liverpool. 600 sheep on the
Olympia 10 GLASGOW. 30 cattle on the tdn,i. - mn
Total shipments for the week corrected ar" 22- cattle
49,, sheep and G..ist quarters # ht"i.
CAI.NES-Receip OF - head. nearly All weston
calves. Trading very limited for lack II STOCK Feeling
Yesterdays quotation AT SIt2gc FOR city dressed
veals 7Glc for country dressed and 4'@a6s' Tor hue
calves.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip,s 42 cars. or '4G, head
II cars direct to II FOR export alive and
II care market. Most 81 the stock was 81 com
MOI and medium quality. and for such the prices We're
not quoiaily higher. Good sheep were firm and prn"
lambs shade higher. All sold - 2ds3 FOR common
good sheep 5OnS4 ordinary To- prn" lambs
TWO cars OF Canadian lamhs. huir ''"i',. So'r "'
- 1884 81 Dressed mutt quiet al 4H'. i'" 'l''
wethcrs selling 1n1gc, dressed lambs hrm ar 'N
There large amount II common stock siH held 10y
butchers and great advance can he looked for un
1t is disposed Of.
sales H. Harrington. 23G Western lambs. g. n aver
age al 81 per 100 10 d. - Y, at 50 So $50 West
ern sheep. 81 H. AT - - 49,
NJ &. liins: lSg Canadian lambs. - H. AT - 90 -"
Western sheep. - II. - -
Haenbcck q Hollis 1872 Canadian lambs ~ H. A. - "
: Sanders: ~ state lambs - n N - T. ~ sat-"
sheep ~ n. So ~ Sheep and lambs - H. ~ - -"
Wlkcrson x Sherman. idN Western sheep. 100 ID. at
Newton & Co.: 40 ohio sheep. - ". at 81 o.
H. Mcpherson Co.,: 1871 Western st.cp ana lambs.
- 10 at s. - $50 Western sheep 20 H. at = 20 ~
HOGS-Rcccipis ~ cars or .7GS head ~ which -
head sale. Market irm az 81 .onA - and caoi-
light pigs would bring g. country dressed nfm at 90
Sllcs Ecwton 4 -: l4s n average. at - pr 100
IL. - d. ~ ~. at - 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31

25G35c. .DRESSED-The market shows steady tone:
moderate. and the stock hand is not SUI
fcient material weakness In kind but
while kinds demand held firmly, the de-
mand is not sufficient to give any upward tehdefcy anu
quotations show y change. The market is nrnest on
fancy small turkeys soft meated chickens choice DUCKS
and the kinds least demand heavy tom tuf-
STACEY chickens and fowls We quote turkeys
nearby fancy. 12ql3c. do state Pennsylvania ONO ana
Michigan. sca1cd lIMI2c: do Western. clear hens. ia
1li1c; do mixed weights. on1O9c: do young toms "a
@i.c: do and Old toms Sc. chickens fhladephit
2a6c DO Jersey. ia l2c: do state and lennsvlNana
10dlc 90 Western. SN Toe fowls Jersey Zoe. do state
nearby. l2Ql4c: do Western. sltc geese. nearby II"
l3c do Western 'Wllc; squads, DOZEN 81 DaS2 30
GAME-Market generally steady. but recent SHOWS are
likely to give larger supplies of kinds and prices
show little change. We quote: Quail per dozen 81 7oaS
English snipc Western frozen 81 25a$2 so golden povef
frozen. 81 snpe. southern fresh 81 partfidges, yer
pair 5OcaSi grouse sOcqs1. wild ducks canvas. sim
80; reihead. 30. malard 4oq75c; teal blue
wing 3Ofti0c do common. 2OH21c; rabbits, jacks. 2'H
.5r do common. 2oN2Oc
HAY AND STRAW-We quote: Hay. prime. 100
II 7on75c. do No . 10 No J. 55H7Oc: 10 shipping 1ufi
Doc clover mixed 1qG0c; clover @5ai3c, rye stray" 4"P
Doc straw. aGd;,tc.
FoTAToES AND NEGETABl.l:S Potatoes dnll am nm
changed Swee cut t Onions steady. Other ch winter
vegetables generally spinach higher and
other vegetables firm. when Of choice quality w"
quote Potatoes Long Island. per Dbl 81 5OuSl y; do
state Rose 81 1JS2 Do white stock. 81 IonSl g. Main"
Rose 81. do white stock 81 a. sweet potatoes. 81 p9
81 so onions. white S4dSG, do red SlnS2. d. Yellow ~
msl 30 turnips GoQ75c. spinach. Norfolk. 81 O6$ kAl'
s3Hi"c lcttucr New-orleans s'nS1 do F19fida; pr
basket S2aS2 20: chcory. Neworoans. per hbi Sif>'.
string beans Florida per SN$ peas >l0S@. to-
matoes. Sl9$ 30, cucumber. $ln>2 -. eegiAut per
hhl. seas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31

300 head Market steady Common - cNfe s,oeT. ga
81 80. calves S3qs5 ~ Hog Receipts II's,o head
Market strong Heavy 81 3'g$i 90. innon - ch'.."
SASS 30 pigs. ;" J0nsi sheep Receipts 1000 hri
NJ uk"t weak Inferior 90 choice - '"a>' -, l"ni-
- Louis Dec - Cattle. Receipts l.4ol head Mar
ket strong. slightly hsDer. drsa-d b. hu'cn.-- s''
and light shipping cattle :. inr>2 ~ - l.'r' .fl
feelers. - - and mixed. 81 .5if| 80 Hogs H.
ing - 3OQ$4 ~. h'chrs - i"nst 3d. lor~'rs. 81 JOG
81 - Shre KeceIt. ZOO head Market SLOW ana prices
uncfangcI
Ear, Liberty. Dec CattlcReeeipis light; market
steady at UNCHANGED prices prime" <5a*3 70 GOD s. -
fair light - 0N> ~. light -tockcfs. - ''>' l.
b by; rF5sna ,t 40 n
ia issI s. iS ;s 20 ben, 49, w. :, ~
- fair Workers. 81 3opsi 90 pigs - 2pnS' 30
,ra Sass q good 81 ao9s3 20 fair 81 G5a<l ,ear
lngs. 81 mas3 best lambs 81 Noasi. common - i-ir
Buffalo Dec ~ Cattle Receipts las hours. 40
head total Toy week thus far 10 20 head ~ same m"
Ney-Yor head; sale. l4o head. market opened
sl,v but steady with sellers firm h.ldns
closed easy. unsold. stre.s quri1hie 80
81 5oas5 o. good 81 soa$5 - medium -. fair
hours head. total week thus Far. 1'Ni head.
Tor same lin, last week i2 $50 head snsisncd through
market opened sirngcr FOR Workers ana steady f'f oh
closed steady hrm. with all sold. Yorker good &,
mixed s. G0msi a. mediums c,Gsa 20: no very good
prime heavy quotable - 7iaSi ~ rough- s. 80
hours. "H~ head total fgr week mus Tar, "p h''d
last week. - .to head consigned rIrh
opened steady for best lambs hut oIi3c lower f9r
closed weaker Tor al kinds bur bulk - offerings
solo. best natives - $685. 20 na very 'N,ia mere. god
81 5Ns4 -. to fair s3nS3 - good sheep steady
others lower and slow choice mixed - n$& - Ht fo
81 75aS2 20. cs. slnsl 81. eNp.r's lower w"hs
81 1884 50 -5ns3 90 Canada lambs - "HF 90
exfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31

with no change in prices Barley quiet but firm IN. No T.
e. sF ae %se 81 q ia ''S So 30 DO
steady. PORK 81 . for cash aad 81 % for May
MINNEAPOLIS Dec .o-rhere considerable strength
in to-day attributed to the burning u the Io,sa2
easy today at 5Sisc sold at 5gc closed 5' sc
Isy closed Gs,srday at c co., -, opsnS cos .'
Cash wheat small fseor sas bghs t n,ra
e h few sa s5 MG S %as 6 s ac * coo bush
cash b. for May delivery a. 4'e H @g r,c *
81 hard coc; - ! northern, 5,c: 80 Nor'heI en-
q" c sus : Flour aS a. o 3 2oS & r. patents
$$$ , !:s.is 3 i 9 .s,' "a .:$: =: ''''
philadelphia Dec 2IouT Little or no.h,ns . @9anT
scdy. quiet at s. 75@si 81, per ID 10Y onogr rev in
Gables unsatisfactory and foreign tenant '9. i I
ruary coz a0ia,c. March dlhmGi sc Rye- NJ Psnn n
sylyania n'mn1 al, ''., 'n '. p .iil,i,c tad
pc and foreign demand continued light Local 'i ,e
T.. '1 9r Yiy 4 e fI' far l l. &
81 miN"i u, .cn''' g., - "a }, nc1ci,rt
light market rucl rrr. Boar 's usual ~ S'in ay' 4,,t
~ : wae $3.50. ~ wle p,, ,.aer: 2SHFs'c: '4n9'
ary >aa>.c. flruarl 3Np5>'.c; March - ~ &c. ni-
fer quiet. nim irnls'l '"nt 'l n..ii '>"' w.,
Fresh stock scarce. nlm eni5 ani" la,'. -.. Ell
pcr ton Other Htucr@ UNCHANGED
2s 3. .nn. .n M hs' n,, 'E t5pn ls
higher. 'a.mncr -:e. M.y. &l' LES s'.l ani iog
On orcrs So iurd. prime. stream. $50 ~ choice ~ 20
>,c Hsoon ho..d haaid.rs. &C. ioua-. o.,c. ,ear
rils G'.c. -notis ,'.c II So vines ti"a.y d" - -
10 go. m nii' oioiar w. v al r,' iia.. NH
@ n", >pioc '' sl 'a aae N ,as bea} me %
medium. opl3c tnr MEDIUM i"r lIsi lnS. l '.'nE
hemp t"inc g., Irr H. Lad !u ant WY n" '. ,n
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec % p m-Bccf- Extra India moss finn
a. - "a. primo mess firm at COS PORK ffnc mess
Western steady dp AZ as "a
Hams Short about IL IL. dul al AIS 81. lilc'
Cumberland gut. about - - 20 H. steady "a lis 81
short rih - IL. firm rs long clear md.."s.
about ~ lh stead, ~ long ana snort clear miillr
- st.aDN RS 81. Shoulders About - % j.
H. steady at IS ca Checse American finest "ne arl
colDr,l. steady 5ls Tallow Prime city. nominal
refined lss hl. SPIRITS
e. turpcntine steady
Is 90 lard-p Prime Western Spot steady ~ %s 1l
Wheat No red winter. steady AT - ?i 40 red sprAe
stock. Flour -. Louis fancy winter dun a IS 3D.
Corn-MiXed Western spot dull at Is !-d for OLD 'ccem
H.d. January at - 244d. February
easy AZ I'd Hops at London-lacinc Coas'. nm al -
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

NURSES AND ChhhAAuco'
SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS,
SLEIGHS.
SLEIGHS.
Portland and Albany Cutters,
SLEIGHS.
SLEIGHs.
Pony and Jumpseat Sleighs.
SLEiGHS.
SEEIGHS.
Elegant Four Passenger Sleighs.
SLEiGHS.
SLEIGHS.
Fine Old Comfort Seghs.
SLEIGHS.
SLEIGHS.
Bells. Chimes Plumes.
FUR ROBES.
FUR ROBES.
Foot Warmers and
EVERYTHING FOR SLEIGHING.
Choice Selection
Very Low Prices.
JOHN MOORE * co.
- and 80 Warren 81.
Also large line 81
COUPE ROCkANANS
and OTHER CARRIAGES.
New ana Second hand
HARNESS and HORSE GOODS.
A HIGH STEPPING iady's cob. Portland
sleigh. fur robe bells French harness
English whip. complete. for SID. Ruaran-
tod sound. worth $500. private ouffit. call
H., East 15th-s;.
BEAUTIFUL Portland cutter. fur robe
with tclls. S42 30. all lust like new. CalI
II" Fast 1jth-st.
FOR SAI.E.--An entirely new four seated
sleigh. can De seen at stables lag West
.iOth-st
PORTLAND CUTTER and nrsi-class light
eorpr rockaway. used two months; cut
tor almost new. viii sell Al any reasonable
offers owner being now Ia chill south
America: ALSO r,b~s. vt private sable
Ip West iith--'.
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