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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-10
MILTON DAIRY.
ELECTRICITY CURED HIM
police Sergeant }. Donovan. of Edison
Relates Ills Experience win
DIR. Darrtn.

p, she Editor: wish 20 make
t--,,,v,-, through yagr valuable psE~F
-, mr. rsarrIu has done for me-. For
,.es~s have been afflicted "'tn Fneo-
Zen 81 ms limbs TRo weeks esse-
~ .t-yarsf hv Tsv DaTrsn has esEre3
Isle tn Edison. aud can - 20
80 JAMES DONOVAN.
n~ r,arrin can be consulted free az
80 Tss~ta, avenue. Tacoma. VISA.
- ~ Is permanently located Offisa
s-,,-s fer all. u a. IN to , IA. Sundays.
"a "a ~ All cara DIE chrcnic. acute ana
-.ef,e-a diseases. % whatever natUre IN
snfa Or women, successf AIS 5rea isd- IN
-. .-as.-s only ore visit Required ~ ths
sre.oris Office Question blanks aaa cir
csslars sent free.
p-1n. az fhe doctors win visit
T.finnS6a~r. WASP. May 20 a. az "fior-
,en House" North Yakirns, Nay = 70
x az the AtheTton."
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a meeting AT the city hall two weeks aro
ard there were present a majority OF tha
members Of tbs council In discussing
the question OF vscattng the streets Il
was found 20 be ire general opinion thar
an ordinance should he passed which
would make the old plat conform 20 ne
rev plat OF the tide land appraisers. and
Il was decided 70 make such rscommen-
catioa. Tits was never 6one. however.
because wa desired 10 have an ordinance
drawn covering tes matter ! have been
engaged n the Griffith case now IN prog
rsss II the superior court and have no.
had time 20 look after the ordinance. bur
intend 10 do so tomorrow morning
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New suits Filed.

The following new suits were filed in
the superior court yesterday:
A. ] pittinger VS.. George Dawson ct al.
Loan. sNa
~ McDougall vs.. :. a. Graham ct al
Transcript from Justice McElwain's
court
s, Ward VS.. +. W Ward--Debt.
fSNN&: no complaint
The Solicitors Loan and Trust Com
psny vs., John Z. Lawrence eft al.-Note
and mortgage. 81 SJa
Sarah =. Abt ct ux. VS., John Grunkranz
q ux Note and mortgage. t2a1Seo.
Mabel Y. Aust Us. Frank W. Aust-Di-
yoFce
Seattle Soap Company rs. r. w Ward
Goods So a.
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Want = Pardon for Nile co,a.r

Robert I<anoreux. who has been assist
ing @ wtnshia with the petition asking
OF the men convicted Of bunkoing the An
week sisters. said yesterday that Gov.
error McGraw had szia that ~ would
give the matter immediate consideration.
Golden would seem 20 stand > good show
Of getting out, as Judge Hu-nes signed
the Esefftfon
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onrg@ aud Isuhlfc Offices

Harry {. Good who Is awaiting trial
tcF shooting Oeicer Glasscock. iiled a de-
msFrer 20 the Information In the superior
eenft yesterday alleging that 10 does not
SUBSTANTIALLY conform 10 the requirements
q 'he code 81 Washington. also. that the
acts charged DO not constitute "A crime.
70 the matter 81 the assignment OF Al
am s stsempai. the assignee. w. <. SUIT
tea. yesterday filed HIS iinal report in the
.aperior court Out 81 net balance Of
ss'Nei IN his hands his report shows that
e aas paid out SS77.Si leaving HIS cash
~ianee y cents. Having no further as
sess Ae asks 10 bee discharged.
Judge Osborn yesterday signed the ind
Hss sFi1g the plaintfT 81. Isl % IN the
ase 81 II ioslln Va, the Seattle ackie
snd Vinegar Works.
Ia the suit - the EilenshurE & okan-
ssan transportation Company W. r. J.
"a,AioS TN which no complaint had been
sifd. Judge Osborn yesterday ordered
.'s' MS order heretofore granted. direct
.aS chance - venue 20 okanogaa cnun-
" Re vacated
ne case az Mary Armstrong IS. David
ogeeSs was continued yesterday ny judge
''S6ovn 20 Nav q
me ease ~ GeorEe ! Wiley vs. School
tfset No. ! VAS stricken from the trial
,.eh1af oy agreement In Judge Oshorn'S
sesft yesterday.
.1s0se Langley Yesterday gave decree
Plaintiff FOR g. 90 IN foreclosure Of
eF'Sage sllt of Maria r Hubbard va.
Nrsas McAulay 81 Al
,tae cases az =. !. Sharkey rs. J II.
rNssd e a. and T H. Wilson vs. Anne
HoNeN both growing out 81 The re-
s.Fsalp ~ the F1sin dairy We're dis
,@ 0N Jntsa Langley Yesterday in
nance With s''puiatians filed.
- case 81 \. ~ ENi VS.. =. A DereE,
:, az Tor 81 a>r'untinr ana dissolution
'n'Fsh.7. VAS callee before Judge
So yesterday ana counsel Cor de-
100 instructed - prepare fntings
,,Se Langley yesterday appointed at
So VIII Il Morris John Wiley and
), SorAana 10 examine 2. Pitt shaw.
~ applicant for admission 20 the hay.
ca t@F matter - enc estate - George z.
$50 aeceaset ~e.i.iou was Eia yes
- 'os letters ~ administration 20 be
. Snrah =. ellison.
.sese.es 90 Incorporation wsre FLED YES
49, On re Cascade Laundry Company.
- / stone. g. \. kflhourre and III.
= eanlrt as tr-aruoratorS- The capltal
fAeef az 80 rsa
=. .laRe ftansr~ acre tssacf Yesterday
s.. = Nahtr p ? F.iEzie Amei. both %
H. AMI b-Heles Ree8 and Hattie ".
sa' 10th %. Fremont.
FehSlty ftr Rt.at ms "A ys.Sfsau
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DOGS GUILTY OF CONTEMPT.
Their Catcher's Nougrei Menagerie
Disturbs Judge Gla~gow's Court.

Yesterday afternoon. while Judge Glsss-
gov was hearing a statement OF facts In
the case Of John Dieghan. who assaulted
Ruby Stanley. there suddenly arose Just
outside the court door a chorus OF barks,
snarls. etc that impressed one with the
tiea Of deg congress being in session.
What Ia that noise9" asked the judge.
turning 20 Bailir brooks.
Mr.. Brooks rushed out OF tho room ans
IN a moment came hack with the start
Nvsv intelligence shat rhe new dog catcher
had feff his cart witch his collection OF
an Kinds OF CANNES IN the passa gcyyay
between the court room and the police
station stable.
Bring in the dog cstcher." said the
court.
..He IS gone" replied the haiiiT.
where has ne gomez" asked The &c ~.
AFTER more dogs" replied ne hsilid.
THEN ne proceedings ware continued
ys,cktlv for tha. dog catcher che court had
a5iourncd before he got around 20 see how
bAs collection % usongreis was getting
along.
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AZ the International hotel on South Tr7frs
street, pleaded guilty. In ne municipal
court yesterday afternoon ard was ffned
ss"9 and gent TO the city jail for thirty
Gays Miss Stanley Is afraid THAI deg
han will kill her
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A box 81 Rlpans TaouleS can ee slowed
away r. your vest pocket Il costs YOU
only - cents. and may save YEA as many
Sellars' worth az tire ana doctors Bills.
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To Run the Monte Cristo Road,

T. ". Foster. Of Everett. has sseez ar-
pointed superintendent Of the Everett &
Monte cristo railroad. This IS position
that has just been created. heretofore the
general manager doing the duties now
devolving upon the sape-in cendent
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LEGAL NOTICE.

UNITED STATES AfARSFTAItS SALE
Notice "a hereby given tina. in rursn-
s7lance OF the commands 81 a ~rG 81 Neu-
gf5fbont exponss issued out Of the dist net
s.essrt 81 the United States for the dis
tr3ct 81 Washington Northern division,
IN a 1miraNy. No. ~. AT the suit Of ~
Maid OF Oregon. her tackle. apparel. etc.
I Will. on the 10th day % MAY. iss5 at II
sl'cIesk a. III OF said day a the HOl-
lAnds ship yard II ne lo'~T1 % tta,llard ia
SAL steamer Maid OF Oregon. her tackle
apparel. etc. 10 The highest bidder for
Gwen under my hand this - day OF
Nav 49,. JAMES G. DRAKE
United sFzfe@ Marshal.
BY O. ". CURTIS. Deputy United
James Kelfsr. Proctor Tor TAbelant.
Firss publication Nay Stn. iS6.
NOTICE or sHERIFF~s sAT.Fs--fn the
.qsirssrSoz court of the STATE ~ Washing
tGsa. for Fle co,lxssY - KING z a r.
- r4zxf psA1EesG. Ts rsachs7aa q n FiIs itgss
Invasfmer. COMPANY, z. c9TTsars sasEl !.
FMzanath ". Ssackman W. r. Ffnliga.
Jose5h * Fs4sailpz ard : u. Brooches,
cashier defeR9ar1s- No zZii.
E,n4ssr q al by virt - ~ aa order ~ ssiIa
ard special execution ts@z2Es1 oaEf ~ the
assoTe saasrlea court ~ TIE above erssstisst
acton. ard ~ ne directed ausl Delivered,
I ha9e duly lssvS.-d ugsou the following d.
sa~rsaa4s real Ts~oas*gtg. sstzesfet In sad
bf0g county WaassssaSsor. 80 ws
sFr a. w~vexs CO. eazaf 81 zine az ard
fen 10 - block sossr lss all 50 saescT7aan
Harne a68igsoa "a the c&ty of Seattle. as
.H1 - me - recorded ~ Sse Ia1sDrH Of
~. - fhe sad ktTsg oounsy.
s0fEes Il therefore hsreuy given th8r On
T-rtAay. ths 7Fh Aay % Iaue i@s. AZ Ire
- fgy,nt door az fhe oouss holssa. "a me
s-ssy 81 S-aa1le, Ia SID kAsasT co8afF. [
All sesf the above Sfss r%sssa3 fiTuf@rty AZ
pat5ss Auctson % sase higi azls1eT. Tor
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GIasseock.. Condition Ser,ons

According 20 reports received at police
headquarters last night. Officer j. w.
Glasscoek, who was shot in the arm by
Harry Good, Is very weak and unable to
speak above a whisper
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John browns SON bead

Capt. John Brown, son OF the great ato-
litionist and hero of Harper's Ferry, died
az his home on Put-in-Bay island, Lake
Erie. May .. aged "a years
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ME- Yosx. Sew s-k-
Mss PEBBLES and Mss Thompson
aoskpES@ AN0 DAY sCHesr. FoS ssEEAss
IL - sne "A Exsg 6zt5 1sreai
SEse.2l si21sas "a a. gaaiss1-
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r.. Train on Great Northern Railway

Fneetive Sunday. May Sth. ne east
,,,.v,a overland express will leave Seat &
A. $50 u. m. and we=t-hound srsin vii
arrtve az Seattle at ais ?. m You esn
take supper IN Seattle and breakfast II
sSe,,kana following morning.
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of Regents q The University Of
Ry JAMES n. HAYDEN
Ana by EDMOND 3. MnANY,
Dated at Seattle. King county. state of
Washington. May 1, 1856.

Washington MAY = tN@@
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's sALE--In the
superior court Of the state OF Washing
jacobson. plaiatla SIS. Andrew Lunn
and Alfrida 2. Luna. defendants. No.
1a5s.
and special execution, issued out OF the
above named court, In the above entitled
action and 10 me directed and delivered,
/ have duly levied upon the following de-
scrthed real properly. situated In said
King county, Washington. 60 wit:
Southwest quarter 81 northeast quar-
ter. west half cf northeast quarter 90
northeast quarter, south half Of north
west quarter az northeast quarter, AMI
northeast quarter ~ northwaer quarter
OF mort beast quarter all IN section =,
township - norm, rahEe~ east, W. N.
and containing 80 acres. being the same
acquired hy purchase from john r. An
,ieraon February ~. lssl and lying in
the county Of X ing. state Of washington.
together with all and singular the tene-
rncnt~ and Embellishments and appurte-.
nances therpunt0 belonging. save and ex-
capf ouch rights sherein and thereto 80
may exist In favor - said Seattle. Lake
shore 4, Eastern Railway Company ~
virtue OF a deed Of fiEht -af-way granted
coniiffounliF by said defendants 70 said
company and acknowledged September
81 i}g9. and such rights therein and there's
so as rnay exist In favor 81 said Northern
Pacific and Puget Sound shore Railroad
Company By virtue o. a aeed 81 rlgs'-ef-
seo<saf,ts 10 said company. dated and
acknovsleIged Septefnb her -, 1880.
Notice - therefore hereby given mat on
Friday. the 2ith day Of May, 1875. al the
hour ~ 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said day. al
80 frpnt door or the court house. IN the
nitv ~ seattle, 81 SAID king county,
,,pbli, auction TO tho highest bidder for
Dated this 18Th day q .Agrii, 10.
A. II. VAN DE NANTER,
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II the hair Is falling out, or turning
gray recurring stimuiant with nour-
ishinr and coloring food Hairs Negeta-
bic Sicilian Hair Remover Is just the
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For
Lung


Seven years ago, my wife had
a severe lung trouble. which ply
slelans called consumption. The
cough was distressing aud attend
ed with splitting of blood. AS
doctors did not help her she tried
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lar salo-ons Hairs frePr~of safe: :
r4sIls hurrlar-preof safe; ! We5h's bur
.5,r-rrNnf safe. secondhand. cheap.
y,r,,rire jevelry Co, lis Yeslev avenue.
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Grand onen air concert ~ First ReEs-
,,egf hand Sunday afternoon "a f.essai
-. Take Yeslsr Avenue car. See a-
- Fost- Infeliteaaassr frr v--
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Garden Hose.


Now - the time - buy at 81. 81. II. e
ana a cents per foot Gordon Hardware
-
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c,ond open afr concert by First Regi-
-,,c,, hand sunday afternoon az Lesohi
marx Take YesIer avenue car. See sun
sssy Post-Intelligencer for programme.
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Spelling Match

LAWYERS VS.. ministers and deaeons at the
-. s@~xsH Admission. Is cents.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SEALED. PROPOSALS WILL. RE RE-
eeived by the hoard Of regents OF the UnI-
Nersiiy OF Washington AZ the Peoples
SAVINGS hank Seattle. Wash, until 3
iSsS. for the Furnishing or ali
labor anu for the furnishing and putting
IN place OF all material required Tor me
construction and completion or ono power
house, one observatory building. enc wa
ter tank and tower therefor All 10 BE
constructed upon section Is. township Z.
north, range east. In the city OF Seattle
Wash, according 10 and ~ accorStancgs
With plans and specifications therefor now
on file In the Office or Charles w Sauf~
ders, architect, room si4 Daley building
Seattle, Wash, 10 which plans and speci-
hcatlons reference Is hereby made.
Bids are Invited upon said three struc-
lures separately. and upon any two or al
u ereof together in the same bid. each
bidder being entitled 20. bid in any or all
gents reserves the right 20 let the said
three structures either all together or
separately or any two together, and also
reserves the right TO let any one or more
OF said STRUCTURES and 20 reject all bids
for the remaining structure or struct-
The said board OF regents viii also re-
C'tive et the same time and place and un-
der The same conditions above referred
all labor material and plant REQUIRED for
the construction and completion or all
necessary machinery. boilers, pipe lines.
Well and appurteuances tn the same for
SAID section 10 according 20 and IN ac-
cortiance with plans and specinctions
therefor now on file In the said office or
said Charles W Saunders. architect. 10
which plans and specifications reference
Is hereby made.
The board reserves the right 90 reject
any and all bids hereunder.
Kidding hereunder IL limited by law 10
citizens OF The state OF Washington.
Each MD must he accompanied by bond
10 the state Of Washington In a sum not
less than one-guarter Of tho amount. of
tho hid secured ny two or more surcties,
birding themselves In. sums which shall
aggregate ct least twice tho face OF tho
bond and each qualifying IN at least
tgfee the sum IN which he oblirates HIM
sslr IN the bond. said bond 10 he condi-
toned as required by the provisions 81
The act OF the legislature of the state OF
Washington. entitled. An act providing
Cor the location construction and main
tenance OF the University % Washington.
ard making an appropriation therefor,
ana declaring an emergency''i approved
March n. 1876. which act is hereby re-
rcrTei o.
Hoard Of Regents os the University of
nv JAMES n. HAYDEN,
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'"aSlty tnr heating a woman.
NJ s1NeEhan. y ao bat his ex-mEss roSs,
Stanley. nearly 20 death - room ~
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pafea this 18Th day ~ April, 10,
A. II. VAN DE NANTER.
sheriff

NOTICE OF SEiFItiFFH sAi4s.-ln tss
s,.tssyass,r sxsart OF tire ss ate 81 NaSNsiin
- - .he county ~ KING " Ham
src...i WrIxfs, plaintiff. vs.. Nelson ].
s,c3ysesf ard Alberta W. EoFwts3l, dsfefsl-
ants No. - nst -,
Tv-sier and Nv virtue ~ an orsier or Ta.ls
80 r.,-r4aI sxestFfCaI issued out 81 fFss
$50. YlaspeA court. IN the a8sove sntltiei
,sar anA 20 me directed and DELIVERED
: hss-e 1uiv lsyv4s-i aron tfsa fnlfow Sg ~.
s.rrTssei real Fyrssf>f.rs y. Msi1 a."n >"
49,. county " ssssf4sT<rton. so WI. - .
~, nine 80 81 Daoek tn1Txy.ssro 80 q,
.h@ ssssgoIsssussnta al pAss ~ P9flfa1s $3.50 -.
aAaaftdrs 10 SsErr1e. nc1oFtsss'S ~ ". -. 80 -.
ssee~.s.s ~, record tn the sndstors or
,iee ~ sasd King c@niry. -, -. -.
.-s,ssra a. therefore hzFe.nY GaseF Nfs.R q
49, ne IN day ~ June. 1NS. ~ fne-
re,'s~ ~ u oiclock a. m ~ sail das. e
- &c., sfr.o~ q re efs'sT< noases ~ VI ].
~ - ste ia sakd k4-AE fsoAnfy, I
.ssS LII ssse afs,vss s,ase rtf'esi ssrCp~riy -
r,s,flse auetaon 10 the higaes& taxikssE' TOT
CO. 49, ola q day ~ Nay. ~,
- fSsara1.
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United STATES NAfzsEsAI<s SALE
- district court Of the FnsfsA
- - ~ sne district og Washington,
~e.shern s{vision. william r. Smith,
Sste4srt - eseA uasT Albert Lea, her
..ekfe arrszFel and furniture In sd-
,~trsfrv 40 80.
$50 A hereby given that In rursa-
- - shs commands 81 a writ OF vsn-
1@ssfts-1 sxssrsssas ISSUED nut Of fns a1sovs
-r-s4 -sglfF1 ia he above raFusd action.
4 srsfG an SATURDAY TIE ufn day ~ May.
- fa4 a. z clock IA the affern0~on.
=, st-s-1rsfss sharss wharf. Fl The city 81
e@.este Ia sasH elssrfot arsi division. sell
re eatA steamer A}NeFt La. Der iaekls.
..fr.aral and furniture, e. HBhiG SAEe 10
- sfarAesst hs44er for ca8a.
&C.,, fsneses ny hand this ~ Gay Of
80. sSxr JANIS q. DRAKE
~"@S' ffnssat States Marshal
~ ESQ. ~ CURTIS. Deputy United
stafsa Marshal
q u. Emery, Proctor Tor IAfselant
F.rzt pGossGaaoa LAY :. AlS~
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pAte2 ia . tkay q ~ -.
!. T. VAN DE- EAS.~t.it
Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York Mlrcl - l'J1
BEANS AND Domestic beans very QIci, feV
wanted at he moment lv Exporters or l,d u"'" prices
hed firmly. but free sales could De- made nui} At con
cesson Foreign beans quiet bat hrmls held Green a.
nncM,iRcI ~" quote Beans domestic marrow. yer bh,I
g. 'ns- w ~ medium. s. -. d. pea, - 20 10 "hlt"
kidney - 35sS2 40. rod kidney 81 ir1$2 ~ ID nf
soup. - SpISl ~; do yellow eye - -. de- lima, cali
lpIhla saS 10 do foreign 50 JoHS2 CO. ~ Tor
t2h m'1lum 81 onS2 do foreign pea. - "'nk2 20 ;
Scotch. 81 05asl O1i4. ~
ECITER- Fancy fresh creamery In good demand and
lnnl AZ &c. ana table grades - u
ing seanhF Lower qualities creamery little wanted
nut unchanged IN price High qualities Of fresh stat"
dairy In far request. but lower grades dun June cream
cry very slow sale and pretty freely offered For undo.
grades or held creamery and factory there
nght export inquiry Fresh factory moves slowly We
quote: New butter-CreaEiery. state Pcanq,lvnnia or
western EXTRAS 2lc do hrsjs isI2Oc: do thirds T.
0nds l2nltc STATE dairy half tubs fancy sisui3c: ID
Welsh. fancy 17isM1Sc; DO nrsts laa1,c 40 thirds
seconds 10Ml5c; Imitation creamery nrs,s IiGIc do
seconds 9nllc; factory. fancy. llhaIac do thirds
nrsts 7Tioc Old butter Creamery State fail made 100
loc 90 western summer made. l0tic State dairy tubs
factory. Gtz49c "
CHEESE There is sufficient business in choice fun
cream stock 70 keep price, steady lower Quaes OF fu
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Chicago, March - 'SpcraD Wheat today advanced
about AMI then l-s' most of May opcn"I at
~ t..I between - -sc and 5s'c. and clsed -
There no break IN th' dr0uth From that fact The
market ~ Its strength. Th"r' also some
luIns 'he Il 'hr fer. ign crop situation In
the February G1,rrnucut r,pa-t wherein IN" Russian
wheat area reported f'due'd - 90 80 cent.
Nothing counted against irr bI! market 80 much ~
~" dIn"r. just before 'ac ,l.e there false rc-
port Of in kansas IL came from Kansas Cly. It
broke thr prize g. there not much recovery.
Cables steady. ,"tboard only mod
crHt". @j'rsp Western liberal In
the Northwest there 3lS against 1863 'ars Inst
year tE" market VIII ro1na" nervous Uau w" drputh
Is bfol'u Railroad tH" situation D. s"rl as W.
but not Yet critical. There cash business don"
h".". ami Ncu York reported onlF i've loads
corn was nrm small receipts and from sympathy
iG'sc. and closed ir',c Receipts lSl ca.s. tGr
cstmai" for THURSDAY. iOJ There better
cash demand Samples up g.. Seaboard cearances
were HOOD hush baltimore reported lIooOo bush load
90 pc. las years. In me pt the only feature
wa selling hy Paidtidge oa the rallies
cng, 4 .jGooO lush 81 oats ia" largo; cargo ever
loaded into vessel. sold to-day 10 ~ Fast oats
and %'',c and cosed 2risc Tho sample market wa
e..
rhofe several Tor weak provision
market, and kept rather firm Eafv prices showed
Tuesdays Hogs were Toe lower the yaris. There
apparently h,nyy selling hy Armour In the pit May
pork Sl2 nld between sl2 30 and 81 - and
ls'd at 81: %. Lay lard sold iT,""n s. ~ and So "a
close" ~ 81 H. There $500 hogs the estimate for
to-murrow 10000
~" puts On MAY wheat 5l'.c. calls 55ac
Puts on May corn were iGsc. calls. iGhc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

cream ana par, skins arl skins are very dull penn IN
, n Il@r@n no i"1 lo coorsd 5ls white ies 81 We
quote: state factory. ull cream falI max" iarFe oe
ia4ior DO common To- fair >G9 DO small 90 ~ =;
DO tomron To- iair ,dio5: part skins. .ra i@Sf
largo. 2i.0'c: state. ful' S~mf' '7'-''
'F@Gehr arrivals are somewhat lighter today ana
J ~ dnand cor silcLiy II freely offered, the with
trawals Western orders hay" Ieit cn$ ",,or..
rItar C-I. few sals were made on Change at r.;
."' thor r,s IN n ,s Come Foers aye MT Offering
fan, ,th-fn mark under i2ic utkcra s wen , al eve
frch peg dozen &C. Slte and Pcnnsiyana H. VS.
.n i- uthrrn ini2s guch ,r gFs -g @s
FRi'iIS-FRF:Sii Apes Hehi supply and iGnd,ns
in rri,e CranherrIe eh sock. but moying fIGwy
an5 end a%Rwa1d M pce We quote Apples Greer
.a !, PEI DO Wine ' ssa 5. q :os3 %
or,' ,3sra. p'r Dos - ;oas 80 do wos, Indian,
FijiTS DRIED Evarera'ed apres $Cnera'ly he'd IN.
TO- t|l md Offering sight concessions Sunired apples
9. na fu S' and Gcrr 'ead ad unc6anse c@Taa
fruits urchang'1 We quot" App'' ey9pora,S4 fa"G d.
c'mnaa :" fair S4G.c 10 .an dried 5'&cisc: chops.
9-.s ohcr T'a 'n s2 1cs $40 .c pums,
state 4'9N5c. apriroe. $40. peaches ta'.i"rna,
lied. l2"lcc. d. unY,ced. G""c. pu-es as 10 SIZE
IN, N m. i n %"s ana ad FsS S Of n '% se as
ing We quote STATE 1884 god to choice sai"
do common far rsd1c Pacific coast good 70 cholc
Qloc; 60 To fair, sac. state OF Pacific lS''
LIVE POULTRY trade today ana market shaHG
weaker :ovls Chief eis and turkeys without mstrra'
wcfc-n and local per H. ii,di2c. DO southern. io'a
n1ll 7aS;s, a. southern sod,5c goes 81 ia
81 80 DO southern and southwestern $lHN "
peg III i.o i2 ', cs fr PR f G rc,S fowl, y Vn
,9o r' i aTc P no sr"rIa T T"TRe2s r6a
dopa poultry s,e'y o.. iargy Ga ,sl I n,r. Rcn
ter ~. = ~. ~ Young toms To- ,ic i"Ws ~