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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-10
Pro.,nce. Frnit. Etc.

,siaswne-s- s1S1Fa0 .: bran. s1s. 5oT14
Hav-Wheat, sssIl1.5sl. wheat and cat, so
10. oa- SsGs5e. alfalfa. S5-Je11; barley, 80
efs: clover. s5.50977: compressed. s6.Segl e'
stock. 5000. straw. fEassac-
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, 4@gelc; Sa-
Inas Rur5anks. SsEIslc; river Buroanks, .
dAsc: sweet potatoes, Slal--5.
eeetataes-Onions. 4od5oc; summer
squash. 7sTS5c: cucumbers. 4odfs'c; toHa-
toas 4Hsq59c string beans, 2gSc; Lima
beans. 2T21zc: green peas. @Tsc: green pep
r,ars. 2sa4ec: egg plant, &5eEi9c; green ,okra,
30G5 SOC: turnips soc; heets, 5c; carrots, soc;
cabbage e5q75c. garlic, 3a5lzc; cauiinow-
er. 5oGsoc; dried peppers. Sal21zc.
Fr1lit-Apples. No. l. 5ocGsl: common, .
7s0s: Sharpiess Strawberries, S3-0ogf5 -;
I.ongworth. sac; raspberries. &a6;
buckleherries. $50; cranberries ssGlo;
nears winter Nes!ls. 75cGS1.50; other
varieties. 59775c; ounces. 5odS9c;
ATexican lines. S5.ooGi5.5o; California
lemons. szd2 81: extra quality, s4G4.5o; ba-
nanas, $102; pineapples, 500.
Butter-CreameTy, fancy. Z2q23c: sec
onds. l9a2lc: dairy, fancy. 2rg2lc; seconds,
Cheese-choice. 7d9c: fair to good. "a
Sc: Eastern. 11Gl1zc-
EggS-Store. 22lzTZTizc; ranch, 35G40c:
Eastern. 1sd20c: selected Eastern. 22426c.
PouItry-Turkey gobblers. 1oG12c; tur-
key hens, lA111c; roosters, old, si14.50;
Young. S4d45o: broilers, large. s3.5El4;
small, 81 50a350; hens, s4e9l5.oo: ducks,
s4qf5. 80: geese s.. 509T1.7 pigeons, S1di25.
Grapes-Rlsck, 35Gt40c; Muscats. 40G50c;
Tokay, 25a4oc; Isabella, 75c0sl; Cornich0n.
511eoc: wine grapes. white, per ton, SIG
IS Mission, slSqD.
Wool.
Wool-Nevada spring, light and choice,
Sale. heavy. 6Gsc; fall. short. trashy
San Joaquin plains, 3G5c; good San Joa-
quin plains, 4G5c; southern and Coast, 40
&C; mountain woods. light and free, sac;
mountain woods. defective and heavy, 51tc;
middle counties. free, 7gSc; middle coun-
ties, defective, 5d6c.
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Our Lady OF Good Help-South Fourth
and Washington streets Rev. i. Y. Pre-
foHtaine pastor Low mass. a m; hign
mass. 1879 q. m; benedction. 7:50 p. m.
Church Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Madison street Rev Victor Garrand,
pastor: Rev. a Trivelli and Rev. J. Mich
olson. assistants Conducted by the
Jesuits. Masses al SIS a. m. and 1880 q.
m. Lecture and benediction. 7:45 2. m
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth streets.
Conducted by the Redemptorists. Rev.
Joseph A. Kautz. c. IS. r., pastor. Low
mass. with sermon, a. m. high mass,
with sermon. 1890 a. m Holy Family as
ISOLATION meeting D. m. Nespers, SER
mon and benediction. 7;30 p. m
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Ninthnll-t r1,ntcstnnt Chnrchce.

Rentan church-Rev Gilbert. pastor.
Sunday school az II "a. ~. Preaching st
y. IN.
puVarnish churcb-Daniel Rar}sy. ras-
tor. SUNDAY school ~ II A. IN. Preaching
at u. NJ.
Yesler Junction csurch-Prcsehinr e1
SUNDAY NJ Is a. m. ~ &. u. Davis ana
other ministers.
Columbia church Supplied nv y pag-
lev end Rev Gilbert Sunday school at
n r. m followed by rreachtuE.
Second North Seattle Republican ar5
poplar streets SERVICES. % "a W 4H3
= m. Trof. EvE,ne M}livr. \. H.. pastor.
seats FREE
Fla t-Thiv3 and l1ue streets NV.
CLARK Davis pastor rss.at.}-.e ElH I1ts
street Services il 81. so AMI - D.. al.
l7v the pastar S#n .ls, s.aeai. - s. g. Oh,
Nuun& Heep. fntegtu-, t-ta 3. r4.
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GR ZEN LAKE. ACREAGE For, 49,
len acres Of fine land near GO SALE
especially adapted for a rna.a sisFe e AXE
nome TINS property is on ont ,h SUBURBAN
Cleared 'a5 M ,ae sle,stric ear line; 1 sss
per acre, cash. This land 49, s,fsee. 81
az So per acre and is now bsir zen q, aela
az ~ per acre 70 satisfy fha ,,s offered
SECOND STREET CORNFR--.ssO eassase.
ner on = Second s. street in North "a - 90.
S1\-RoOM SE-Housa -.
full lot, in Latona, pr.re 40 * " rooaS
THE SEATTLE LAND CO fiasa;
bia street. ~ tesGn.
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Ranfi.t ahnrrhe-.

North Seattle-Third and Cedar streets.
Rev g r. BrownIee. pastor: residence,
TO Oak street Services. II a. N. and I 30
D m. r. / i. l.. so p. m.
Market Street 49, Market and Main
streets Preaching at i a. m. and 2. m
BY Rev " r. F1eenor. Al are cordially
invited Young Peoples meeting p. m.
swcfiish-Eigbth and Beu streets. Rev.
Andrew Swartz, pastor: residence, -
Dexter street. Services. 10.50 a. IN. ana
7.50 .. m Sunday school. noon. Young
peoples meeting D. m. Thursday pray
or meeting, r. m. Saturday, Young Peo-
pies meeting s p. m
First Church-Fourth street. between
James and Cherry. Rev. s. G. Ohrum,
pastor. Services at II a, ~. and I'D = m
pies meeting G.l5 D. m Class for study
in Book Of Revelation, led by Hon. X ,.
Greene. Friday at 30 p. m. Prayer meet
ing. Thursday at 100 o. m.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. Nov. 9.-SilYer, 80 13-l6d- Con-
sols, 105Iz.
New York. Nov. e.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: There was pan
ic in all the markets in the earlier hours
with indiscriminate selling Consols tell 10
IAi1s bur closed al about lV9iz, and other
things were a trifle better at the close
Political scares and financial scares from
abroad. coming upon a large bull account.
were the main causes of the trouble, bat
the fall has now gone so far that trouble
is feared here unless the turn comes
quickly.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool, Nov. 9.-Wheat-Spot nrIn; de-
mand poor: No. 2 red winter. 5s Sd; No :
red spring and No / hard Manitoba, stocks
exhausted: No. California, IS I'd. Futures
closed steady, Ld24d higher November, IS
81: December, IS I'd: January. Is 4i4d; Feo-
ruary, IS 4S.d; March. IS sad; April 0s 5a4d.
corn-Spot firm; American mixed new
IS 51.d Futures closed firm. 14g12d hlgh-
er; November, IS sd: December, IS 91=d ;
January, February. March and April IS
Sizd.
Flour-Firm; demand fair; St. Louis fancy
winter, Is Sd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, & las.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland, Nov. Alphabetically, 5lc'
Walla Walla, iSc.
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Lutheran Churches.

Trinity Lutheran Sunday school
Teventh and Union. at s45 a m. No
church services.
English Holy Trinity-Seventh and
Union Sunday school. 9.45 a. m. Church
services. y. m.
German Lufheran-Duwamish Mission,
Sanders hall below Ssveeney'a brewery
Services. $50 every other Sunday.
Norwegian- Danish ~ Fourth and Pine
streets. =. II. Tolefson, pastor study in
basement. Services. IL a IN. and y. m.
German Evangelical. lions conErega-
on-Freed's han Ninth street. between
Pine and Olive. Services. 1880 a. m. and
$50 u. IN.
Swedish Evangelical Third street. near
Pike Rev Martin l.. Larson, pastor.
residence, 1921 Fifth street. between Pike
and Union. Services. 1913 a. IN. and 5
n. IN.
German Luthcran-SerVicee iu hall, cor
ner Main and Twelfth streets Services
every second and fourth sunday ~ the
month at 7.45 y TIA. by the Rev W. H.
Eehrens. OF Tacoma.
Rainier Heights Afisalon-At Preshyter-
ian church Market street. Services at
80 p NJ every other sunday. Pastor.
T. Knappe: residence. 1919 Tenth street /;
assistant pastor. Rev. w. H. kurtz. 1919
Tenth street
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United PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sixth and Seneca streets-Rev. w NJ.
tlowie. pastor; residence. 1909 Marion
street. Preaching n a. m. and 7.30 r. m.
Morning subject. Christian Workers"
Evening. The Best Gifts" Y J.. :. c. T.,
$50 y. m sabbath school. 1915 y. m.
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AfI.lCnn NJ. u. Church.

Jones street African NJ. T.. church--i220
Jones street Rev. Wilbur T. h. Har-
wood, pastor. Preaching at fl a. IN. and
100 p. m Glass meeting. Il m Sunday
school, 2.30 r. m. Bible exposition and
Gospel meeting. Thursday night. Holy
Communion. first Sunday in each month.
Seats free.
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Inlfarinn Church.

First church. Seventh street between
Pike and Union-Rev. J. II. Acton, d. D.,
pastor. Residence. 1907 Seventh street.
feet. The Might OF a Mite" Sun
daY school. 1870 p. m. Pastors study
DAY school. I2:I5 D. m Pastors study
class Immediately after morning service;
subject. 1.-THE Old Testament Canon"
No evening service
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hI.i@tiau Churches.

First-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth. Rev. J. y. Smith, pastor: resi-
Gence. 6l3 Willow street. Preaching at IL
a IN. by the pastor; subject. THE Prom
ises OF God" 1870 p. m. sermon by Rev. C.
\. Smith, subject. The objectionable
Sin" Sunday school, Gas a. m. Y. +. S.
c. T.. 6:l5 p IN.
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Refnrrne.l Churches.

German Reformed church. Seattle
Seventh. between Pine and Olive streets.
Services at u a. m. and 1880 p m.
German Reformed church, Ballard-Post
street and Second avenue. G.. Graedel.
pastor. Services. Sundays at IL a. IN.
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rrcc Methodist Church.

Green Lake,. l.. Smith, pastor.
Preaching, II a. m. Glass meeting, L. IN.
PRAYER meeting. 7:S0 p. M. Prayer meet
ing Thursday. 100 p. m.
First-9l2 Pine street. Z. l.. Smith pas
tor Sabbath school. 9:45 a. m. Prayer
and class meeting. II a. m. Preaching. 1880
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:30
y.
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fS on IA 1IALE FL ranch miles f,,-
city property uSae flr
~ acres near Green lake. rnaa -,
county road; only N,5o0: easy tar Soi'' ca
Water front lot f0xi20 on car iins -
Seattle; only Si5e Ae "a south
+ me >-room mouse, good location. -
view of Sound: cost q IN oal srsns
Jordan Il Haddock. Colonial hIy o, s>&
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Dung Mems Christian Aseocia

Prayer meeting every Saturday at 3 y,
IN Bible study class, Sunday a $50 a. m
Monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxil-
larry in the parlors at 2.3o y. m Mems
meeting AT y. m. Prayer meeting I'm
mediateiy after mems meeting. Y Al
welcome.
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German Harrison and Birch streets
Rev AUGUST Ernst pastor. N.o Harrts.n
street SERVICES. .&' p. n. 10 the English
lauEuAEe by Es8nEslsts Mr. and Mrs y
} Organs Subject Christian Liberty
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and at Ss.s5a3S for light weights. with
s. 5o93.s0 for packers.
Sheep-Only 1850 head of sheep came In
today. and these were sold at reduced
prices. Natives brought SlG3; Westerns,
sana %; lambs. x344.
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Hereafter notices in the church direc-
tory viii be confined 10 announcements OF
church services Only and subjects 81 ser
mons Extended musical progra MINES TOT
SUNDAY services and announcements OF
church entertainments VIII Only De pun
iish.-d Al aaverflslug rates Notices for
fbfs department should be received AZ ti.is
Office not later than p m SATURDAY IN
order TO insure publication on Suh1as
morning.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ALL MEMBERS Of the Carpenters local
union and those wishing TO join are re-
quested to attend special meeting Tues
day night. 7:30. w. {. l.. L. hall. Front
and Madison.
AQUILA LODGE, No. So, Degree of
Honor. will hold its usual monthly dime
social at Pettis' hall. 1906 Front street,
on Thursday next, November ii.
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Corner Third and Madison streets-Rev.
w. w. Mallory. pastor, residence, 7Ig
Main street. Services at II a. IN. and 40
y. m.
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salvation Army.
1lls.l-oIlllv

Barracks. corner Of Yesler avenue and
South Third street-Maj. Percy Morton
in command.
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Advent Christian meetings fn Nazoni,
building pr William Chapman. pastor
Social and PRAYER meeting. 1913 a m
Preaching. II a. IN.
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Gospel services in Freed's hail on Ninth
street. between Pine and olive. az n m
every sabbath. Preaching by Rev. J. A.
Frazer.
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Hall. ga Commercial strcct-Gospel ser
vices = - j.. IN every evening through
the week. Naon-3sN prayer service, L TO
! y. m. Y L. =. {. T.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms.
steam heat. electric lights. elevator.
baths and electric bells. elegant ladies'
parlors and reception rooms. strictly
first class: rates very low. Hotel Ire
mont. South Second and Main streets,
Seattle.
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The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton viii hold its usual Gospel service al
their rooms us Third street, Sunday. at 1
j. nj.
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Seattle Branch. No !. OF the Theosophi-
CaJ Society. sunday. = p. m. $40 Third
street Lecture by Il. - SChWagerl. sub
lvct. "Iursatory.'
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
CARD OF THANKS.

Portland, Nov. 9.-Wheat-Valley. 5lc
Walla Walla, 4Sc.
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ChrI.tlan Mission and scamen.- Hethc

In basement Of Seattle National Bank
building. South Second and YeSler ave
nue. Services. Sunday al 3 and 7.45 p
IN. Week day services every day at IL
o'clock.
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FOR SALE-Special bargains; Won =,
never have this chance again: ~
aGreS q GOOD farming land situated Y
from Seattle; price. So per acre ~ :. e, sar
Tor ~ acres, on tina following ts -
$lz cash, balance Sl2 each Yea, 's Illas
paid. We have got only a few a sa,A
tracts at said price and terms, ans Ms
WI ne taken soon. II You want an W. y
Ter block. Seattle. Ha-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR HEATING STOVES see Spelger &
Hurlbut. AIS Pike street, Ranke build
ing. They will save you money.

WANTED-Every lady and housekeeper
in Seattle TO call and inspect our line of
the celebrated Garland stoves. They are
beautiful. and claimed by all to be the
most economical stoves made; try them.
Woodhouse & Longuet, 30 Pike street,
Masonic temple.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FEMALE

WANTF,D-Position as companion; a home
desired; references. Mrs. H, the Sarah
=. Yesler.
" FAamber work Cali at Gi0
Eighth street
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5 SERVICES At THE CHURCHES {


sermon ia Hearthseone series. special top
ic ITO sons Sunday school. I2.Sg 2. m
" s e r. els p. n. Prayer meeting
THURSDAY. 80 m.
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CARD OF THANKS-We sincerely thank
the many friends who were so kind TO US
through our dear mothers Sickness anu
MR. AND MRS. CHAS. MMANUS.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-Agents in every town TO sell
flexible aluminium shoe soleS, aluminium
door municipalities, house numbers and
other novelties: fastest selling articles
ever invented. For prices address, with
stamp Canton Brass and Aluminium Co.,
Canton. q.
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Tho Christian Science Bfhla class meets
sc il d. -. iu room 3. Hiuckley block.
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FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms in
large private residence. with board for
one or two if desired. 1915 Fourth, cor
ner Madison street.
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% ,,,'Sstl,@olldNERMoRE'S SPECIAI.-ysa
JAI-u Pike street section. only ~, !,
$1,000 cash. FIVE years time I 10 Np 2
interest; actually the safest invest, M.
ever offered in Seattle: will secure NV,
I9an OF Ano for improvements ~ I.
e. placed on The property. Think az i
S5,ouo-LIVERMORES SpFCIa4 =
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE

WANTED-Position by drug clerk: twelve
years experience. Address C. Post-In-
teligenCer.
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FOR RENT-Very desirable front room,
furnished: bay window; on top OF nil,
four minutes from pcstofhce; s. per
month: must give references. Address
II. c.. POst-Intelligencer.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost,
Found, For Sale, For Rent and situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate or 1
cent a word each insertion. payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceived for less than IS cents.
NOTICE.-The business office or the
Post-Intelligencer is open until IL p m;
Sunday hours. a m. to 9 p. m. Classi-
fed advertisements will be received up 10
this time.
The following letters await advertisers
Al this ONCE:
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Services, g.. ia. Sunday. at -sS Front
street.
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE Of two snlans,.
improved ranches: good buildings ~
roads, fruit: one close 10 good rsnrosis
town: one half mile from wafer "a ~
make the pr.ce; vii take less thar ~ ~
can put improvements on for Tr,.s, ~
at room s rs Cherry. t1Ae
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FOR RENT-A pleasant alcove room,
nicely furnished: use OF bath; private
family: no other roomers; close in; no
car fare. 704 Pike. near Eighth street
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FOR SALE-s5O0.0O of business ana -
Dental property, vacant lots. Names
turing sites. tide lands and acrease :,
auction prices; now is the time Ia Inv
II; II. Dearborn x Co, room Y occiies.
tai block.
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call. nominally, 1i2G2 per cent:
prime mercantile paper. 314a54. Sterling
exchange. firm, with actual business III
bankers bills at $4.s9aiS9l2 f.r demand.
and S4s7a.Gi4.sS for sixty days; posted
rates. &iSSl2G4s91a and AS9i2q490: COM
mercal bills. 4.ST.
Government bOnds-Steady.
State bOnds-Inactive.
Railroad b0nds-Easier.
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FOR Rents nicely furnished rooms. on
ground floor for light Housekeeping. APP
Dly 1913 Fourth street, between PIKE ana
Union.
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FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished rooms.
s. and upwards: baths: steam heat do-
Eel Ferguson. Front and Seneca. MS
Ferguson. proprletress Furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeg ring.
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FOR RENT Three neatly furnished
rooms for Housekeeping; hot and cold
water; references required. 10l2 Nam
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20


Chicago, Feb. -Cattle-Rrceipts to-
day were about half the usual Tues
days supply. There was some inn
provcment today. In spite Of apparent
Indifferent demand Holders In most
Instances got an advance Of l0c. the
meager supply was divided up among
the different buyers on basis OF
S360u5.60 for common to prime steers;
2504400 for stockers and feeders;
sl50HAOO for COWS, hcifers and bulls
and $200G4i0 for Texas cattle The
average OF prices was low. the bulk
of the stun selling at from $3.50 TO
$3.50.
The hog market was strong during
the morning and, although the latter
feeling was less firm, the average of
prices was slightly higher than for
Monday, The arrivals were about 1000
head less than for last Tuesday, but
buyers were slow to pay any advance
and closing quotations were about the
same as for Monday ranging from
S9.s5ui,35 for poor to choice, 200 10 400
pound hogs, and from 1915 TO y4l5 for
lighter weights. A few lots of extra
quality sold at higher figures than
quoted above, and poor stun sold along
down TO $3.50 The quality was GOOD
and the bulk OF the hogs brought $500
di3O.
Both sheep and lambs were strong
er. They sold loo higher than yes
terday and sold actively There was
a fair supply, but the demand was
good and nothing had TO be carried
over. Sales OF common 10 choice sheep
were at S275diS5, with extra quoted
around $3.50. Lambs were In demand
at S3.25Gh 500 according 10 quality
Most OF the sheep sold ut $l,75W3,25
and S325Qi.75 were popular prices for
lambs.
Receipts-Cattle 5000; calves 400; hogs
$4,000; sheep 1000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

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"e'ieN the Markets on News over
Lensed Wire.
FORT Worth. Tex. Feb. lo.-F. G
MDiesK q Co, in reviewing the cotton
niarKe say; Liverpool was unchanged
anu sfady on contracts. Spots were
aiso reported steady at l-2d, with
sales o 5000 bales.
New York contracts were very quiet
anu hufuaions had marrow range.
me elfe was quiet at about point
90 Ion over yesterday, sales being
New Srleans opened to points
iower tnd closed around opening
pf ading rather dull, with sales
SpOt res in New York only 81 bales
prices III and UNCHANGED.
,.,,''1 JT Nieans spot sales were heavy.
a,.,.S,.i isVO bales, including 1900 TO
49, 49,, " quotations firm at yester-
Jay prses.
f3rt l7;eipts We're estimated early
IN the di- at 1900 against 1850 last
~, p1lonly showed up 1850 bales.
49,. -" Ofehhs estimates receipts at
e ei,at POI tomorrow at 5000 to 1000
ThursdE, the Dist ,rst 10 .,o d..
1919 on March contracts and the
ioIlss pc given an opportunity TO
u =, z their ability to absorb all
the coti offered.