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Deeds Recorded in tho Auditors once
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January |.
1894. are $70,327. There were fled for
record Yesterday ls deeds. the eon.idera-
tons aggregsting slS.5i2. Following is the
list as furnished by Osborne. Trempcr
& Co., Ahstractors OF titles. ii6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
A. A. Cameron to J. Dubbei, lots Il and
Is, block /. Sander-Bow Real Estate
Company's first: also lot T. block Is, Gen.
ira Seattle and Others, 50, 100
Seattle Masonic Cemetery Association TO
George b. Frye, lot AZ, Seattle Masonic
cemetery, $500.
G. W. Chamberlain 10 Mary f. Emerson.
. s. feet lots III and Il, block SO. Gilman
Park, $3.50.
Mary +. Emerson to Emma s. Frazier, 8
SIS feet lots IL and II, block 81, Gnman
Park, 500
NJ. NJ. Van Devanter TO Richard Fiander,
81, Ios 2, block - Yeslers LIST TO kent, 81
W. Z. Imp. Co. TO Richard Fiander. 81
lot .. block "A, Yesler's is. TO Kent. 81.
Nicholas Joergsr 10 W. A. Joerger, lots
and :, block "a, Southern, Sio0.
Navy Coal and Mining Company TO y.
Z. X. X Co, rignt-oi-way. 81
Laura Drnry 10 James Evers. pt lot 2.
see 3, -, ). Si,ooo.
Eas B.esest 10 Gust Lundberg. lot IA,
block - Denny Il Hoyt's, sis.
r. H. Stgnson 10 Jessie NJ. b4tlot. lots Is
anu "a block s. Lake Union 2d. $50.
c. NJ. Rivers To E.iraoe,h Steam. 2, lot 3.
sec IL. -. 4. 81.
Laura Il. WIssinc to l. Misener. lots
aud 4. block Is, L. Hauiord's. ST.
Frank Sm.t TO L. y. Fabes. lots 1. 5. 6
and :. block IL. Denny C Hoyt's. 81.
Mnda ;. Graf TO {. h. Graf. lots and
.. block -, Crafts Salmon Bay, $50.
Msnda ). Graf 20 &. h. Helxson. lot 6.
hlo~k L CRAFTS Salmon Raw SfSl
Mlnda X Graf 10 Christian r. Lsnge,
lots l. 3. 3 and 4, block Is. Crafts Salmon
Bay, $aSa
Minda s. Graf 30 ". II. Lewis, al right
in nis. neI4 and sw1.. neA ana mex. Sc =.
sec 8. -. 5 81 600.
J. r. MeCauiey TO y. ". Parker, . 40 #
lots and 5, block T. Deans. 81.
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Pr.s.. for ortta< soldiers. Home.

TACOMA. Jan. s-tSpeciaL l-Georss II.
Boardman has received the report OF MAJ.
Averill on the condition of the Soldiers
Homes OF the L nlted States. Maj. Aver.
I'll recently made an inspection Ter she
government. and Mr. boardman SAYS Of ali
the homes in the coantry. thai Is about
twenty. the Washington home s; osang
is the only one referred TO by name. OF
this home be says it has been economic
ally managed and the funds indieiously
handled, and in other ways cemmends the
management Mr.. Boardman and others
OF The board of managers feel BATTERED be-
xsnd measure.
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This agreeable and effcacioss Tooth Powder. -
eablishsd by moro han twenty yeas experience
has received the sanction Of the mem oers o. the
Dental and Medical professions Of this c,ty geHer-
ally. and BY them II il daily recommended ese
prescribed Il 10 pleasant In the application ~
q IL excellent IN is effects: T. speedily rsnders ne
Seth white and smooth, the gums hsalihfal. rss
and arm. ana by frequent use viii preserve them
in thi. desirable condition. II gradually but 81
fscsuAlly removes tartar. ana dsstroyes the para
siticaI animaicuis which neglect may have PEI
united to collect ami prevents their further
mutation thur serving ~ q complies bsAuti ass
and pteserysr OF the teeth Microscopic examine
tons have been made OF the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
ali ciAes OF society and Of every variety Of bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites ware found TO exist In great
nunbera Experiments were made for their 70
moval and the ingredients used In Lubtn's Tooth
Powder were found 10 b mos. s1sctuAl, destroy
lug them INSTANTLY.
Through the kindness o friends - - -.
,nsatod 20 pvblah the following
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ocoDALr, PERKINS = 90.
General Agsnts San HrancisoA
= u yoHN SON. =. 3 supt, Seattle
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HOPS.
nops are dull. State, common TO
enosoe, isgz25zc; Pacific eoas. isG125zc
MEEcHAsprsx.
Copper-Daii: Lake, si0.ea
Lsad--Quset; Domestic, s3fa
ltn-Easg: Straits. $50 IS asked.
.Sones-0ptions opened dull: September
pias at plants higher and others 81 I'M
enansed 70 10 points lower No sales It'll
aooui noon. and only ZOO hays ali day
1aosed at unchanged to 10 points decline
rsnrnsry. sis75: March. sis.s5; April,
400; September, sts356f5 20. Spot
Rso-Quiet, bat steady: No 7. lss<-.
sasar-Raw, firm; moiasses sugar, 50
test, z1<c 10 Canada: cenirifuyals, IS test,
is-lec Refined. strong: Off A, 3sxGs4c;
mould A, 4 5-is94jlc; standard 4 and
confectionery A. 3 iS-i634I<c; Gu; loaf
and crushed. Z I3-f6g5c; powdered, SIS
95Hc: GRADUATED. 4 li-i6sd41xe: cu0es,
4 5-lb2sj1c
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF IT

The premium map offered By thu
PosrlSTEILlcENcxa 70 i,s subscri
berS old and new, Is now to be found
in thousands of homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium eve.
offered has given such universal sasi&
faction, ID evidenced BY the following
testimonials, which are q few anon.
the large number received from those
who have received the map Thess
letters are exact copies Of the origi-
mails On file in this Office the sic.
natures only being omitted, a. the
PosT-INTEILrGENcER does not feel At
liberty to publish in fun the names of
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation Of the map
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DxoPLYo nAvxN0s Da@I
osso1sasal NECK. seasuA. Wa6A
CAPITAL eleA0oA

PsosI1s sAvnes 1a~x
osso1satal Mech. soasuns WaA
CAPITAL. sssaosA
eYyrczRs AND r1vuxA
Jssse YurSA. PrssiasnA
Arthus A. Denny. vtse- rS4a1eeA
Jeha Lsssy. sseond Vice frssiAssA
lanes = nsyasa 1890 c 1870 - sssA
Louis seavasschsr Josa csnia1 = q No.
hiAsr. r. W. wiimAns.
5;s:ss ::.:s:s . ss1a s :: ss:sss
Intsrsst allowed pee aunun az - 60 -
'i 'ss =: :. :,: Z "a Ne
venbsr Loans made - ssAi sssAas - sopseve1
TIE yr1sf xATzoNAxaAxxovs zAssu0
$3.50 ss,s g os.ssssA......-..-.-........~~e3,41o
a1T., ns' asSsSs;i I. 9
General bsakans susinns srnnsuGooA
's sassss ss. . = &: ssssis -
and Europa
NArIosA4 .AxR a. cox20~s4
cssass csnasreiai so ysalss Avssn
Fsd ~ CAPITAL
Irassssss esasrsi saskfns SssiasA
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THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL 1AuB -
nxnucTonsf
8 h = sPsss MILLER Aios s JMrxknA A-,n>
csssss sososl nd Cherry ssrsssA ssssuA vuA
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TACOMA, Jan. Especial. Assistant
General Manager Harry c. Lyle, of the
Northern Pacific Coal Company, says
nearly half of the company's commercial
trade in Eastern Washington has dropped
off this winter. Reports from the COM
pany's agents in the wheat districts where
the crops were destroyed by the continued
wet weather state the farmers are very
much impoverished. Many have curtaiied
their winters supply OF coal, and others
have been compelled to resort to straw for
fuel. Straw Is used for both cooking and
heating purposes. In some instances farm
ers spend their time drawing IN wood from
Idaho, where they are not too far removed
from the woodlands. Straw fuel ia knotted
into bundles. and the time of one person
Is nearly taken up to feed the fire. At
present about 500 tons of coal per day are
being mined at the Roslyn mine. This
product is scattered along the Northern
Pacific aud its branch lines from Helena
to Everett and Portland. The reduction
works at Everett have placed large order
for Roslyn coal. bur the bulk of the COM
psny's trade has been east OF the noun
tains. The and 10 per cent. reduction
recently ordered by the coal company does
not affect the wages of the miners or car
drivers, who are hired under a contract
which is entered into May of each year.
The others, numbering about 800. were re-
luced
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHE STATE OF rRAnk


SAN Francisco. Ian. s-The local mer-
merchandise markets are steady, with
moderate demand, prices being steady.
The produce markets are dull.
vegesables-Mov off slowly at quota
tons.
Fresh fruits-Light demand.
Sweet potatoes-Higher.
0nions-Steady.
Butter and eggs-Lower.
Pouitry-Weak.
Gsme-Unchanged.
Produce receipts-Flour, quarter sacks.
T,22s; Washington. i,6s2; wheat, centals,
ieS.o Washington. 10. ia; barley, CEN
tais, 2,o2i oats, sacks, 1883: Washington.
i.8l6: corn. sacks. 625; beans. sacks. 1. 100 !;
potatoes. sacks. 7,7do; onions. sacks, 40i |;
middiings. Oregon, $50.
pREApsruFfs AND GRAINS.
Flour-s2 s00f3 so
Wheat-Si.0Sa.etii
Barley--f3s4 M92lae.
0sts--s5c 0sSI.50.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight, i2isc discount; tels-
graphic, i7Isc discount.
Sterling oIlis-ou London, sight, 4s7.
Mexican dollars--a5Ga5ilc
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NEWS OF TACOMA
TAcoxA Brgxar cr TIE Posr-rsrK1xx-
sKscK2, iif5 PAcrErc AyEsrR
THoxss Ssxwoxs, MAsAan



Howard Caneres, ~ Tacoma. pissp-
pears, Leaving Monrniag Creditors.
TACOMA. Jan. s-ISpecial Howard
cameron. Minnesota man, who erossht
Miss Schumacher, OF 81. Paul. here - .
bride little over rear ago. has left tbs
city, and Dr. Henry C. Bossxick, 20 whom
ne owed 800 for rent. says be has skipped.
cameron uss an expert accountant, and
taught classes in bookkeeping and short
hand. He vas . lay reader in Trinity
Episcopal church, and Was studying for
the ministry under Rev. Dean Richmond
RABBIT. rector Of the parish. nov with 81.
Luks's. the most prominent in the city.
lie was also treasurer Of the church funds.
and an inquiry wss made yesterday after
the sunday services regarding the where
aooass Of the funds. II is claimed Cam
eron collected In about 500 recently. and
at the meeting of the parishioners Chair
man John L. Rsdman stated that aeont
shs. amount was needed.
inquiries were then pressed ~ TO the
whereabouts Of the funds, and Frank Car
din, OF the finance committee, seemed dis
pleased when called upon for statement
lie did not impart any information. Mr..
Redman stated that the church had been
running behind and funds were needed,
and asked for donations. In few minutes
$3.50 was raised. The finance committee
insists, notwithstanding the call for funds.
that Cameron settled before leaving. pre-
sumabIy for St. Paul, where Mrs. Cameron
went TO live with her parents over .
month ago.
the Camerons had rooms at the Bost-
wick, and Mrs. Bostwlck says:
"The story that Mr.. Cameron beat or
fll-ireated his wife 10 untrue. He was
kind TO her, but be was in desperate
straits. Until the Merchants National
bank closed he was doing fairly we'll, but
lost all he had in the bank, and it seemed
to worry him very much. Sometimes he
acted wild. and ] do not think he knew
what he was doing. He left his wife
shortly before their baby came. and that
was the only thing he did for which he
ought to be horsew hipped. He was suffer
ing under difficulties after the bank failed
and never got on his feet after that. He
returned and was with Mrs. Cameron dur
ing her confinement, but he got away
without saying goodbye to rs, although
he promised to pay up."
Receiver Robert Wingate's books show
that Cameron had only $l9 on deposit in
the Merchants National bank when it
failed. Mrs. Rudow. q sister Of Nra
Cameron, resides in this city.
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MINING STOCKS
NEW YORK MARKKTs.
rRr srocx xxcHsNex.

Nxw YoRK. Jan. s.--The upward move
ment in speculative values which set in
With such baoyancy Saturday received .
check today by the concentrated attacks
made on Sugar, Western Union. Changers,
notably st. Paul. leading industrials.
particularly Sugar and some specisltics
The market did not give way without .
suaggle. and Sugar In final dealings ad.
vanecd steadily under heavy buying,
despite persistent hammering by the bears.
Toe general list moved irregularly. and
While the tone at the close Was weak for
sae entire market several shares were re-
corded a. an advance on the closing sales
esaiurdsy. Beads were weak
government bondS--StTong.
Feiroieum-7Q. hid
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kxFKEsS cexrASSxs
r.. "a 8. ...,..,., 10 IWsllsFxrso 49,. IL
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A warrant for smusvIer Slim.

TACOMA. Jan. Especial A warrant.
was issued to-day for the arrest OF Freight
Clerk Sim. Of the City Of Kingston, charg-
ing him with smuggling opium in guam
titles. II is claimed he shipped a large
box of opium 10 Portland the day before
his arrest and had not entered the same on
his manifest until after it had been
shipped. lie will be arraigned tomorrow.
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TACOMA, Jan. s--ISpccial. III. g. Stew
art, OF Vancouver. h. c.; t. Downey, o.
Donald. Il. C., and ". F. Anderson. all Of
the Canadian Pacific railway. were in the
city today. Mr.. Dosney will visit the
MlGwintsr exposition
James Lyons has removed from Portland
20 this city,
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sax Francisco. Jan. s-Ths Cal SAYS
Judge {. y. SisrEy, general solicitor Of the
Atlantic & Pacific road, c. Il. Smith. o.:
the Atehtson. Topeka & Santa Re. and
other officers Of those roa3s will arrive
here tomorrow morning. The object Of
their vis't is to apply Tor The appointment
OF receivers for the Southern California
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LIVE sTocK.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
ENGLISH GRAIN xARxkr.

mand moderate; holders offer moderately.
No. California, IS 4i@5s sd; No. West
ern spring. 81 2d@5s Sd.
Confirm; demand fair; MIXED
Western Is 3D.
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7rsuAsrry. W.,h.. Anrt, 4 I

csa,, 49, n tovSs
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the ist
Of Apri and alter sixty miles travel oy
stage from Eliensburg to this place. came
in excellent condition arm vel pleased
with the map. as we'll a. sstonished ut the
price for which you give the map to your
subscribers. Most respectfully. N. NJ.
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TACOMA. Jan. s-fSpeciaL l-Receiver
Benn of the property Of A. J. West, of
Aberdeen. reported 10 the courts today
that Sheriff Joe Graham had possession Of
safe SAID 30 contain between So. 600 and
So, ooo and that other persona: property
Was torcseiy taken possession of by Joe,
leaving Benu with no property whatever
20 be receiver of
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Ro.ros. Mass. June 10. 1891

Post-Intelligenccr Co.. Seattle. WASH
Gents. / received some time since you,
excellent map Of the United States and
the world map on the reverse SIDE. and
.,n pleased with 1t. IL forms handsome
and va,uaale addition 70 my Once. and
exnnot fail 70 be satisfactory 70 any one
Who in vests the small cum asked for shs
man Yours truly. 4. l..
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MArorr. Wash. March 30. ,ss,

Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle, Wash
Gents: I have received the map and am
well pleased with IT. Think il well worth
IS, which Ii would cost to go to Q store
and buy il Long may tho Post-Intslii.
gencer live and prosper. remain yours
very respectfully, s.
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NsHrn WELLINGTON, c., June 2, 1897
Editor Post-Inteiligencer.S Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: / have received your pre-.
MUM map In good order and am highly
pleased with II. I consider that ! have
got your valuable paper free. rs | value
the map more than the price of subscrip.
ton. Yours very respectfully. d..
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Looxrsror. wash Feh. A Isea

Post-lntelligencer. Seattle, WASH.
] received your map and It Is away b.
yond my expectations. think 1t IL worth
fully ten times the money you ask for IL
and 10 the best map have ever seen pub.
lished. Yours with respect 81
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TEsTIMONIALBs

Read what your dentist has 70 say
about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN'S CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that it
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has in its composition
sufficient antisepsic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthfui and firm. its daily
use viii help to prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitical snmalcula 50 in.
furious 10 teeth and gum.
W. +. GIpD.NGS, ID. d. s
GEO. W. BRAGD0N. D. d. 8
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. D.6
7. G. ALBIN. ID. d. S.
/. II. LtSSEY, d. ID. s
ii. V. DEsPORIES. D. D. s
ALBERT J. FORREST.
p. BROWN, ID. d. 8.
GEO. 4. MILLER.
W.. Aob0A~
YVES. COYNE. L.D.S.&K.RCDIo
G. g. GRIFFIN.
]. NJ. FOX.
]. W. PUTNAM.
j.. FEATHER
LUBrys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liy.
ing.
as CENTS A BOTTLE
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CLrvrLAsp. Wash. Feb. 2 ID!

CLEVELAND, Wasn., Feo. 1884
Editor Post-Intelligenccr. Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: / received your premium map
which gives rs great satisfaction. My wife
thinks il is worth more than the paper
and map both cost. She Is much delighted
With il. Yours very respectfully. b. r.
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Wur FEsspALn, Wash.

Pest-Intell;gencer, Seattle, Wash
sirs: / received one Of your premium
maps the o. her day and 10 10 . fine map In
every respect and deserves praise YauS
truly, ). M.
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FxY. Idaho. Fob. q, iee1

The Seattle Post-Insslligsncsr Co, Sc
attic, Wash.--Sirs: / received the double
wall map . short t!me ago, and in good
condition. Am more than pleased With
It. Il il worth dousls the pricA Yours
truly, H.. J.
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P.,or,r CRY. Wash. Nav a. II

Post-Inteiiigencer, Seattle, Wash
Gents: I received the map Of the world
sent by You in good order and am well
pleased with IL. It Is both useful and
ornamental and should find . place In
every household. Please accept my
thanks Yours respectfully. II. NJ
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Koxrsr..u a n

Editor Post-Inteiligencer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: / have received the map OF
the world, etc, and am pleased to state
that I am thoroughly satisfied with It
Yours truly. w. g.
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y~,,c w..h FsA IA

The Post-fete iigencer, Seattle. Wash
Dear Sirs: I received your premium map
in good condition. Many thanks for IL
Respectfully yours NJ.
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Post-1nteiligencer Publishing Co.. Be-
atrle, Wash.-Gents: / would say that
am delighted with the map II came In
good order and is Q daisy. A. B.
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EyrExPxisH, WASH, Feb. iG 1884
Seattle Post Seattle, Wash.
Have received the wall map. Am sx-
eeptionally well pleased with IL Il Is ex.
csllent Accept thanka Yours truly
n H
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BALTIMORE, Nd, May Il, ise1
Observation-Disclosures Co., Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The map received and =
very much appreciated Very truly. J. q
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East sr. Croup. Mimi. NAV 8. I,

EAST Sr. CLoup. Mimi, May 3. 1892
Post Intelligencer, Seattle. WASH
Gents: The map received in good order,
and We think IL Is . fine map. You should
certainly be aols to dispose Of . large
number of them. Yours truly. V.Q
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KEYS Gifted and gun repairing; all work
gaarsnsssd- Hardy j. Hal, Pioneer BLOCK.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD OF TRADE


CHfcAso. Jan. e-whess-Fair trade:
opened nc higher. and after slight weak
ening advanced nc more IS continuance
Of Saturdays strength on higher cables
and moderate receipts; declined nc on
free ceiling by longs, caused by dissp-
pointment In visible supply, which did
not show as large decrease as was looked
for: held firm on decrease on ocean pas
sage and in the English visible supply and
fears for winter wheat crop in this country
and abroad on account OF cold weather:
closed steady BY sc lower than satur-
day. Receipts. 1000 bushels, shipments,
1900 bushels. Closed: Cash, size; May.
66xc.
Corn--Steady; cash, Sc; May, 3ss<c.
Oats Steady; cash. Csc; May. 3ozSc.
Rye-45Lc.
Barley-Nominal
Fiax-xL35.
Timothy
Pork - Steady. cash. sls.o2<: May.
Si307L.
Lard = Steady; Cash. $3.50; May.
Short Ribs-steady; Cash. $40; May,
snoulders-se 2508co.
Short clear-S7 o0sGI IS.
Whisky-si.l5.
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following 10 the statement of the visible
grain supply at the close Of business Sat-
urday as compared with the preceding
week:
Bashcis decrease Decrease
Wheat. $4,000 ........ 27i.00O
Corn. 9,526.ooo i.2o4.ooo ........
Data ......... S,sJ7.0o0 5000 ......-.
Ryes......-........ 572.o00 ........ u.o0O
Barley. -. 2.15o,0O ........ 6l,om
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Rcceipts. 1900 head. Market,
good demand At strong: top sales for steers,
~ 1915 30; no extra fine steers here;
medium, s43161465: Others. $S.504I4. Is; :
stockers, 81 y0ad3 50.
Hogs-Rsceipts, 5000 head. Market
active at Ioc higher: heavy rough. $5.o59
$40; packers and mixed. S.. i5d5. 30; nrime
heavy and butchers weights, $j.3505 45;
prime light, s.. 4o6e5 as
sheep-Recelpts, 5000 head. Market
steady At good demand. Westerns, 81. 75l
$50; natives, 81 25eI325
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