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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27
E SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT MONDAY SEPTEMBER ~ 1897

proved prices. wa.ea has lozS been FORE
saaGoxs1
Tie aank rate aas risen 20 - and tAe-e
WI z-eozoiy Re q further r-ss. 81. co1sl-
-eT1sai exchanges have 10. responded
mere Gas 2zSD he@z 3 rise n discounts
Tree rnc1Ehz' bills are selling az o1ly -
TIE heavy shipments % American grain
are -ke-E - create = European a-1aae7+-
Tess S1s exchange makes g1E1 shipments
. ne n1te1 S-2sss improbable. although
3r0s-aca7 purchases II anticipation % TIE
zSAey .artE. The mercy nnarkeE - easy
sn1 ne supply abundant
A1f1vora1ls rrporrS a. 20 he health %
ETes.Ge1s kruger nave 1Ascoara ged buying
II ha1lrS ard a-2Su 50 II mining Ssc4rl-
Les : generally suspended
BreadxEans-
cargoes 90 coast. nothing doing: czrgoes
O passage quiet and steady, wheat IA
Paris steady. Flour n Paris steady.
british " col and YARNS
MANCHESTER. England. SEPT. &-A
fat2sr mixed out apparently far business
vas Zone last week II export % yarns 70
Aad4as Japan and ne LSgan,. Mos OF Lhs
gsrn sR1E2e-s VII - engaged 10 The end
@ ne year. The hozre q smaa5 however
are AncEz1ge1 Or are I-l6c lower. The
cto-l IArEec Is stAl loudly ccmnl claiming
s2I 1ete also there Is considerable indian
business EiJ1 large gf1e-s a prices not
acceptable The aozls trade Is slack
tao4g1 some OF he Soura American mar
week ago As yes there = no certainty as
70 tl1s threatened strike. TIE best opIn-
Ion seems % think q improbable owing to
us large divergence o. interests. pr0oa-
oiy a break IL costoa would prove mora
lseTu4 20 the trade than q strike o. : lock-
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MfnIng sseeks.
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Sept. S-There was con-
siderable difference OF opinion Al ire OPEN
tns OF trading u wheat regarding me
proper direction for the market 70 take.
December which closed yesterday at szis
sls1axc. ranged all tire way from sz1sc 70
s2izc A. the start. with bulk OF trades al
So aazesc. After holding az around The
latter figures for q few minutes the mar
ket began 70 yield gradually. and IN the
course OF little over half an hour Il had
got Down 70 Size. The hEavtness Of local
and Nor hzVa~f recstrss we're IN The main
responsible for the decline. Liverpool
quotations were unchanged. but private
aGyices said the market was weak ana
reported heavy offerings from Black sea
ports
Antwerp reported prices the same as
the day before. Paris noted decline OF
- centirnes for September wheat and the
futures without change. Today's clear
ances Of wheat and -four from Atlantic
ports were equal 70 $1,000 bushels New
York reported a good export business in
wheat on the break and called the guam
uty placed for shipment 80 boat loads or
5000 bushels. Prices recovered some
what on this. December advancing 70 sl3.
sssl1sc, bat the market weakened again
later. gradually declining TO Sic. Trad
ing during fne decline vas intensely dull.
and IN itself was weakening factor. The
ngqFes on export business were disputed
D vel Informed persons. who placed the
new business al only FIVE boat loads
The weeks shipments q wheat and -four
from both coasts as given by Bra dstreet's
was SO as bushels against s2sss bush
els The week before. Besrbohm's esii-
mated the weeks shipments from all
ports 20 Europe for the week AZ GO 90
bushels. Eighty Per cent. OF the wheat
around Fargo. n d. was reported 70
have been already marketed. During
the last half hour of the session the mar
ket Improved somewhat on covering by
shorts. December advanced TO slssc.
whore Il closed.
Corn was weak an day. with heavy COM
mission house selling Elevator people
also let 90 Of liberal lots. The Eastern
markets siilI complain OF a glat. and the
cash demand Is consequently slow. Gables
were A4Nesd lower. December closed &c
lower al 2sSsc
Oats were weak In sympathy with other
markets, and also because OF liberal real
izing sales presumably by the bull CLIQUE
December closed ss0&c lower a pc
Provisions we're weak and lower with a
continuation OF liquidation IN October
contracts The only support the market
received was little buying by shorts
Al the close December pork and lard were
each DC lower. and ribs 7lxc lower.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.
THE SEATTLE Markets.

Saturdays markets were II q cor 3ftiou
tfsc called for 70 apology. TIE men yEc
make their homes on Western avenae d4T-
ias me DAY snl9ysc a Eoo6 trade Prices
c41 n0g cAz7ze. JAR what changes VII
come E8tl ire Gpsnsng OF the MAKE %
Gay caanot b stated. bar none Ok lsnpo-I-
4aee are looked Tor.
SoansaE Quotations
TIE fo.loWing were the ,oooiag quota
laosas o1 Wholesale dealers SATURDAY..
Sugar. tIonr and Coaec.
Sugar t5Oooingl -Golaen &C. il b5l- per
10. &c. extra @C'' II shls. psr ~ sc.
~ SE4nslasec. IL oois. per 10. saSc. cube.
~. powdered, sc: spot cash prices
:. our &c gobsingl-Pzteut ExceIient.
ts.Ss. Cod Drop iioar. st7s. baekwasai
s.t1f. EeF 1gis 81 gas cwt. G-IvG4 gra-
AAta. per poi -. 5, o. le-Ib sacks. So per
= re ho2r. pr ool. s4.Is. or Is-Ib sackss.
a9 ps re naeAl per %.
S. %. staAss nomiay. Per cEL 2.
1890 No., =. wseat per e"t. 80 faxed
nolr Per e1t. s7Zs. pearl barley. log-l5
SACKS e. BIB boxes. ss4c. spill, peas -ar
ls-In saeka. g. LIB boxes. sc. corn
!, To- a. sas si-so. TAXED honiay. s6is.
coffee 5oobingp-Gresn-M Mocha. per bbl.
esoies per 81 &c Ros.eo cps rsues EiSs !.
Der cwl. i2.-s. Ss-io cases, per cwt, 81 e /.
go 800 rns Per y. -. acks. &c;
femafa &c ground enr-a fSlIzlc. Lon.
zoos, si2 i5: sss. az .: 81. sl2E.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats 1obhing1-cow beef. s15lse:
~ 9set s1sqse Per 10; mutton, SC per
-; PORK s5se Per 10: veal, c per ID.
Frovisionz g06hiHgi-Ffams large 1ii%c:
dry salt SIDES. SC.
Fresh Fish liobeingl Haiibut. s64c;
salmon. sl5c; sAlaga trout SC; founders.
:; perch, SKATE; mountain trout. IzhG
l5e. shrimps. loc.
Butter. Cheese, Egss and Poultry.
Butter-Ranch la4l5c fancy dairy IN
squares. 1eNisc: Washington creameries.
Cheese 0o66Ingo Washington.
ieullc
Eggs Oobalng) -lsg2lc.
Potatoes UoDntngt-Asw potatoes. fI0NI2
weight; dressed chickens. iz1zc; turkeys
Vegetable. and Fruit.
Potatoes OooblngJ-New potatoes sioai2
vegetables 0obbinE)-Nsw California
onions, ssIyerSkins sl.foaTl.5o per 100 lbs.
baets sc per sack. cabbage Nm4c Ger
e9mbers. SC per dozen; tomatoes. Z5Q55c
Per box green corn. asklHc Der dozen
sweet potatoes. &i-o per 100 Ioss 81 per
box.
Green Frults f}obbluwl-Lsmons, fancy
California. $50 20. selects. ss02: choice
10 fancy apples. s5catSl-z5 per box: com
mon apples. 25a6ec bananas. s112s0: or
auges. t3sf45o. blackherries 75casI per
crate: Oregon peaches gGgs5c. Wenatchee
peaches sSQs5c per box Bartlett pears.
4gzI1Sc per box. crab apples HsGa0c plums
I5u25c. per box. prunes s54S9e per box
psiawars ard Concord craps. from Yak
ina. 5eGss5c per box: California grapes. s09
75c per box. huckleberries. 5a3lsc per ID
Hay. Grafn and Feed.
Hay ttobblng}-Pugef sound. per ton
SO. Eastern Washington timothy. SIS. alf-
alta. SO
.9ats tfothfaul-~ s@2X2
Wheat 2SQes.
Rariey l1obhsnz)- or ground. per
ton 81
Corn~w Whole. 81: cracked. 81. feed
meal 80
Niiilstafrs Qobblngp-Bran. per ton. sl45e:
shorts per ton 81.
Feed-Chopped feed. sisS2n per ton: mid
illnEs PER ton. ~; oil cake meal. pr
ton. So
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General Quotations.

Flour-Recelpis, = 20 barrels; exports
Q gs9 barrels Market weak and lower on
{obhius trade. Minnesota pat~a.s, 8 so
$40. do bakers g. 4gl34 %; winter
straIghts. 81 .5514s9.
WHEAT Receipts 1911. 100 bushels, ex-
red 93ssc. Options opened weak under
dig sp-ing wheat receipts and lower ca
bies. declined further IN consequence Of
fha break IN corn. hQulda ion and bear
Ism sentiment. No. 2 red September So
E99e closed AZ ssssc. December. ssls99iS.o
closed al 98Ac-
fsaS crop 3ES4c: iSss crop. tQsC: 1897 crop,
ies4l3c; Pacific coast. 1885 crop. sG&c: Isl
crop. e8scs 1927 crop, l. l&c; London, Is
Cores-Options opened steady a, IN
changed prices 20 points net decline:
closed easy 1910 poiUts net lower, sales
u 80 bags Including December. s.e9c;
March ss1G6. So. spot RIO steady: No
: invoice, 5isc. MID steady. CoTdova, I05a
sarar-Raw firm; fair refining. sssc. cen
trifuKni Ss-test. l5-l6c; refined firm:
standard a Sc. confecri olers A Sc;
crushed. Sac, powdered. &c. graduated,
5lsc-
Metals.
Pig Iron w. oufet. Southern. sI01lI:
Northern 81 afal2
Capper-Easy. lake. brokers. s!LZ
Lcad-Sgrong; 0oHaestic. brOk ars IL
Tla-platss quiet
Dairy Products
Rutter-F!ru. Western creamery. 1s1
Tc- EiEfn Eic fscfe~y es9TetAc
Eegs-Receipts 6@ packages, market
Grm state and Pennsylvania. I.a lsiss,
Western, ls1&HRsc,
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

Change
g q
- " L o &c
Sc tsSsn g he y q Nre kSs Leonard
gea l.
W n
C L.
. II
Ballard oy1aS. q seattle
3 chtsrei D
Tuproy
sri
hiagdon BY
q
LluraM storsCa R
4oraP 4 5wocu ube
9m value
a
keansy ton
fee
a valued
inv fons
fredwo lumber
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IA ARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept 2s.-saIled-
Bk Charles .. Denney, for Guayaquil.
ASTORIA Sept. 24.-Arrived--Str George
W. Elder from Juneau. Sailed-Scnr
Laura May and Leti,ia, for San Francisco;
sailed September =. SIR Columbia, for San
Francisco.
COOS BAY, Sept. 24-ArTived-S.r En-
pIre, from san Francisco. SaileG-Str Ho-
mer, for San Francisco.
REDONDO. Sept. "A -Arriyed-Schr Ru-
by A. Cousins from Grays harbor.
PORT TOWNSEND. Sept 24.-ATrlved-
Haw schr Honolulu. from Santa RoSdLia.
TACOMA, Sept 25.--Arrived-Bk Tidal
Wave, from san Pedro.
YOKOHAMA. Sept. 25.-ArT1ved-Br str
Columbia from Tacoma.
DEPARTURE BAY, Sept. 24-Arrived-
81 John {. Potter, from San Francisco.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Tntelligencer.
TATOOSH. Sept. 2s.-4 p. m.-Barometer.
- 80. cloudy; wind southwest, i've miles
bine, al I0.s0 a. m: tug Boyden. at II a. m. /;
d ship in tow of Sea Lion, al II 81 p. m
Outward. a schooner, at y. m: snip Pat
terdale, n tow Of LOrne. AZ Z.l5 2. m:
schooner William T. Witzeman. al Z.S0 D.
N Outside, bound in. tug Ieorne.
NEAH BAY, Sept. 26.-i p. might
rain calm.
PORT ANGELES, Sept. ii D. m.--Ba-
romeeer, - S. light rain; calm. United
States steamer Coiumbine in the harbor.
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Steamship Umatilla arrived from San
Francisco az ! o'clock yesterday. with 500
tons % freight and large passenger list.
Steamship Queen sailed yesterday morn
ing for san Francisco with ! 50 tons OF
freight.
Steamer Wana Waila sailed yesterday
for san Francisco with dfty-four arst
cabin ard ffty-eight steerage passengers
In her held was nearly 200 tons II
freight.
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~asnvIiIs American
gratifying Increase 70 ms amount q
catxan consumed - soGtnern cotton mills
il saovxn Ga the annual report q Secretary
Hester, q The &ew Orleans Cotton ~
change. Lg- SO more has @ Gotten were
consumed thls year tnan last. tire total
thss rear being 1SGs7L Ths nGmter *
FaisEs also IucF#z SD. there being ~ tata
year 20 EI5 sass year. @nen u = reauern-
persd that = Isss-ss Only 80 - bales were
consumed ~ Southern cotton ul4s tire
r4E41 gFoWtA o. ta4s !Ez porl4nt business
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Closing Quotations.
Live stock.

No business was done 10 form a basis
FOR general comparison with other DAYS
this week. 4 few cheap native cattle
went 70 small local butchers al prices
lately quoted. cows selling chiefly az 81 So
Gs&s0. and a few fine veal calves a. S5N
$50. Packers bought many useful heavy
hogs around S3.Se. but sales ranged at
$3.50 -. All hogs selling above Sii0 had
a claim 70 special quality. fancy bacon
pigs selling late a. I-sa. only q few reach
ing s. 3 in the early market
Sheep - Good i0I-pound Western sheep
a $50. Most OF the native and Western
muttons. ss-7sfl4 10 Best native lambs
sold around s5.15; best Western up 10 s.. -.
and the bulk Of good lambs at St60Q5 60
Only cUlig and poor light sold down to
s89s5e.
Receipts-cattle. Go: hogs. 1900; sheep.
5000
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FOREIGN stARkETs.


LONDON. Sept @e---as5ls ira. ST
NEW YORK. sep she Evening
POSES London aranefsI rshIsera~a savs.
Tne stock markets "a eye Q4isF ard .ea-
reNg week There 9as Er7 artertons
however America. after FAT p ainz
au TIE %ew N1fk dead. rallied consider
ably AZ the close
Londoa Money Market
LONDON. Sept She feature q the
STOCK market - the break a. Americana
sad .ais aRs oeel slscr.se5 20 ne Cuban
difficulty an5 yeloa stNer. bat the fact
sha- AL AnsaTt@sas are d. Ee Affected Dis
pEoyees .1s theoEE- TIE break s. really
caused by TIE resTr4~.lcas ia aAnk Isaas 70
s1ecal -.ars woo have been forced u SCI
aol4.1Ks su borrowed money. taus eheck-
taE So unnatural raaa sAat ussEht nsve
ended 64s4sgEc--z.E &-w 1-yers are ex-
p~c.e1 a. tAe ioweg lsES. and Ills rise uay
aacs - resumed
CA-aasza Pacl&a -aRe On TIE ErrsrKkn q
tha AckeHu2 aVcssEca ~@sehIsE = Grand
Trunks have fallen from "a 10 us5Infs
&0Ftreyu PaCt9e Grf Na1ash rre<erred
- Ere Grsss Aud A-c1.s1n sHfus II ey Is
- I4.sao-s Ceu-Ta4 J. s1s-1ern Fsacinc pre-
tegEe4 e. E@a4trz Ggss-s ~ sarTaa 4 Pen1-
- 5yaElA =. Er-a = AecslsQn preferred J.
%oTraern Pac-@,e arc Ea-E .. ana the fa4-
<sH-1r tets = 2os1ee = ukee Iassssssa. 9
Chesapeake & 0a8o ReaastR Wahasa de-
ee1s-raz %a<scsE & Wes.eT- aFessF-sz
sd = ss1urs. k2Gssz Texas OK
&.n@rzG81s Shgsfse ~ acreage fRl -
4@S e~S-s1E - bcZls s2ys has III
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Talking IL over.



Nyrtle-They say that you made a raru-
lar fool OF Algy Persons at the. Islands
las week
Naud-No. they are wrong ! rniTht
have done g.. bat Ger ore thing
Myrtle-W-bat was that?
Somebody rad finished tie tob
before I got hold o. him.
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TIE Northern Pacific railway VIII san
.s-ksts - b. Louis Sal Chicago for 81. and
al intermediate points not exceeding above
ratss on each Tuesday ard Tharsday Up
% and Including October 4 lss9. Fer taN
80 rrf~u1ara call 81 the Northern Paclac de-
-. western avenue and Columbia street:
rttv tlckef Office. FIRST aveuae and FssleT
wav 7 A. NAasaH. general agent
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northern Paclac Railway c0rpuny's d.
r,os or city ticket offlee for tickets 20 All
saints IN ire East. South or South west
Fsstea On sach Tuesday and Thursday unsu
October -. lss7. 20 Chicago SO. ST. Louis
~. al intermediate points rot % exceed
above For fail Information call on Or wrtta
L a Naseau general &gsnt Seattle. Wash.
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q, Tuesdays and Thurs4avs ~ 20 sns
sr.-Iyslfsrg Oct 4 rates VII be So first
-,Ass 81 second class - Caaeaxo - first
class So second class 20 3 lsog4s. va
c. Northern Railway. So First ave
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GnuanasiffoR.

~. are row prepared 20 DO com posttiea
,sr he trade tSuy measured In SonpAfsiL
Minion BREWER ard Long FFiTEer. sAls
facEtou guaranteed Call or address Foss-
Inte.41xezs a. Seattle
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waLLA wAILA WHEAT MARKET

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Iutelii-enccr
WAf.I-A WALT.A. Sept. G5-Nheat fook
another drop today. sac being offered fer
club and &c for oluestem. The market was
dun and no sales were repnrtea.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKEr.

PORTLAND. Sept E-wheat--Neas
and low yer The ruling quotations today
were: Walla waiia SAc; bluestem. s2ssc:
valley. ssc. Receipts we're heavy. VITA
growers IN TIRE lnterlgr manlfesllux . Dis
position 70 let SO.
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csi-v. zsE1Ec. tzrev dairy. s~cocds 4zs2zcs
p.cElez fsEz1c. erkin. isN1ac
Cne@ss-sew cheese. iAS9 lscs CID sG~s
Wool and Hops.
woo-zp-znx. Nevada. EsTI5cs 0rego1.
Ii9lac. Nor heTn. laEs lse. tau sg1fheT1
coast asrrf4- ssT1L-e. ear Joaquin lambs
hs45c. &grTasrn .a-ros s4i 2: ungzns&5z. .
q sa~. Ssar goagz en- plains. ga
He7s-r1p - ia - soc Per pend EeSs
Igzz lie per pc4a1.
F5aa nrfaf-
Sterling exchange on London. 50 GAYS,
q 81. %. agn. 80
SILVER bars 1850 5ssi IFraf.s-Stznt -. III
Mex. dols =. sS9ssz.i Preferred :. :. =
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t. California rez-ers 90 rr@ Pcst-fa-
t&.-Lxencsr all Sna 81 OF sac 14-y a.
y-ocrey 3 Cas- stationery sore Ts@ Ma
kst szre@e 5Zss 0z~ , SEX - MAykss ssrSs-
tran Ia Carorlc.s c5sce4 FTsee &C.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Sept. z.--whest-Weaksr and
lie lower; Ne ! oluestem. SIC, No. ] ciua
SIC.
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% manufacturing cotton into eloth AID
Other necessities = 81 oucs noted.
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Frys-Brasa Co.'S Bacon s he bast
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Cln.inx ounfrfian.

F}oer-Net cash prices for family extras.
s. ss66 S.. bakers extras s95 30.
N'e eer ssa3i F. 20 so3 ssi ~ a
choice; milling whes; @@'ssfl sIhs
Barley fteo ~afa-c- clo3cf stsi 10:
e5 os..@roor 70 t nT ssa 5.1s lT> m 20
choice, fl-aslfl.s9 fancy feed. $I-1sal %.
gray. 81 isEt.-a. U nE. SE8 81. sur
black. Tor seed. N2aslsa
Receipts.
Ftosr. quarter saess $50: wheat. CIR
Ss4 rxse eauEaEs. s8a. potatoes sacks. : esk
DO OreEou. Jas onions ~acSs - rad t-tazs
sacks 81. hay. tuaa. 2lt. straw. le.s 8.
hepS. bales. ~ woel. e3sFs = ah4iit sret
Sarks In h,aez number. 11f5. quicksilver
TASKS. O. vine. gallons @AssA
Produe~. Frntt. Eto.
Mgnsans- NlddAugs. SIS 50. e-a..
Rsy-whe.t fs8is, W. a. ans "a, ZIG
-. o.si barley neal.. alfa!fa, So so
ver. sale. Focs ssss cofupFeSe1 watAL
81 sis. straw s9o, pr bale
kF4tf-t .nCtss &n.tee. teE pr Box
common apr3ez. s*c. straw eerrtss, &
"a psr chest black berries So pag
eh..f. Attrk l.lss~rses. 8sslc yer p5aa1. crs ~
he~rEes ka 81 per barrel csntal 3lFses.
5e-S1 pr Grass. a4t1ssSs peF
box. esq daasle A3er, BACK ssfe qeg
erapes Ise3c peg ocx Ngscafs. SeGc
blAck -H4Sc. IokaN, 4sa'cs isabella q
So. pe&ehes E@sc peg Sex Cec.ce
pears Se&G peE box. plaruS ssss4e.
-. Na5eneiA oranges s sta8 peg aox.
Mexican lteues "a asa pce crx. CaHfogu.8
lssf,oas. s - fax eeu-f1cc. fancy s..
bananas SEA ser 64nca. p.Ee arptss s. s.
ca scr aaz q.
A-~rvsa eaes- early Bcse potatoes. 1 b.
,,sr Fe.nta6e rive EuThzHks. ksss,ac. river
reds seSc. Salsnas b9s9aaks, i ~.
erf4 los anE4le HHF Puma c-rll- a
sf5NrrskEas, sSc5N Per cc1rai- C-eslE3 ,sars.
1 uzr eox. ssflc. lA@+c Err pe.-a4
srasn nsAs i41c per fs'-E1, sfsE saoa
Ysssf<s1e PEE pound. hay squash. s So reg
Ite- psw peuue hay ss-ssa. ~ E=eT
49, tszaatues 1sH&sc per box, Ercrn eag1
49,, n~r sAck green gsls 2efS. - - Fser
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Observation-Disclosures.
Atchlson

Atchison >. 49,. l9ls chi. Ind. g. L.. 10
Preferred ga Preferred 90. -
Bait * Ohio -. % y. J. Central 81.
Canada Pac .-.- - y. y. Central ...ll9~s
Canada South 51az%. \. &. * ST J. l312
Central Pac 80. lstg lst preferred e. y
Ches. & Ohio -. - "a preferred -. g.
Chi & Alton Ia Nor. West 81. u.
Chi. b & =. -. ssAs North Am Co 81
Chi s. T.. Ill 80. IS lN0rth- fac .....s IA ;
(. c G & ST. L g Preferred :. -. = 5
Preferred O.. =. ssis Ont & West .... j
Del & HUd .....llah ore. X. * ~ &C.. 36az
Del. l. & ". 100 or. Short Line q
Den. * r.. q. -. u itlttsburg ...l5s
Preferred .. =. SIC Reading $3.50 ...- 264s
Erie new ...... IL Rock Island 80. 92ss
ist preferred Il Isl. L. s. :. +. 81
Fort Wayne los Preferred lis
CT. Nor. pre- Isl St. Paul 1890. sets
Hooking Val -. SIS Preferred e. ...I4ii2
Illinois Cen .....l0i s. p a ON -. 81
L. E & West - % Preferred =. ...1lo
Preferred =. ID =. r. NJ * NJ La
Lake Shore .-...ll5 south. Pac -..... -
Louis. & Nash. as9s. South. Railway Ia
Manhattan l. ..l0i5z. Preferred 81
Met. Traction 80 Tex. * Pac 49,. i
Mich. Cen 1900 .ro1s' tnion Fac .,.... -
Mo. X. & T. -. l5As u. r. D. * G. "a
Mobile & Ohio. = Wabash -. 81
Mimi * st. L.. 2415l Preferred -. sb7s
Ist preferred - Wheel. & l.. T.. %
Missouri Pac 80. s4ssl Preferred l3s2
Preferred o.. .. 3l5s!
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