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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

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- discovered vaat hlHa-erarse. new.
ga tNa5c4 9rt, ole ane perfect -sstililg
49, so - Sc.4 faT 40 a pair. We
1so selling tNlco as sra.sv 80 .Ss .sxgees-s-
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ss- NE-ca ssslaks Ger Itself. our
sssesl.t shipment has just arrived. We
800 se onensd ttsu up They are per
,sesH top 20 bottsss s4a nave tsse
49, fAce Ia SIX elsEorans sfytsS ~
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N.sssa AT SiAtss and slasS
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

The next two weeks will witness great
REDUCTION, in the number OF naval attaches.
VINO are az present stationed in Seattle and
vicinity. News comes from san Francisco
;har cant c. L, Hooper. who will have
.s,sy.va ~ ,ha Rsring sea feet. IS en- route
for the nort, with the United States rev
emo rrt,erS corwin and Rash. As soon
as cant Hooper arrives details wsl be
g,yen out as TO when the feet viii stsrtfor
re norsh Something in that direction is
alrss.sy, trnoprn according 70 a recent issue
a. ire Army and Navy Journal which
said.
The following revenue vessels viii COM
nose ire Bering sea feet for the summer
OF 1SaT. The Bear. Grant Rush, Perry and
Cerwin. Tire Bear sails from Seattle about
Ma, the Perry on May IS and the re-
NAMING three vessels AZ later date"
The Bear left Seattle last Wednesday
night and went 70 Departure Bay 70 coal
Later she weat 10 Victoria and i Is ex-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

Miss Carrie Morgan gave poetry party
for Miss Hoover al her home. near Lake
Washington. yesterday afternoon. Those
present were: Miss Clark. Miss Nc
Naught. Miss Baxter. Miss Brookes Miss
Bryant Miss Mceiraw. Miss Sernple Miss
Ethel Semple. Miss cowles. Miss Waldron
and Miss Phillips. Miss Mcknight was
awarded the prize for the most original
piece OF poetry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

MONDAY SPECIALS.
> pieces Wool Finished Dress Goods.
shepherd checks In black. green, red.
and navy blue combination. worth
15c, Monday ......................
Only be yard.
3 dozen Ladies' White Lawn Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs -.....
Only Sc.
Best Glove Finished Cambria, all coll
ors, worth SC, Monday ..............--
2isc yard.
100 yards Imitation Hair Cloth. Mon
day -....-.....-.-....-. ....-.....--.......
2izc yard.
2 doz Mems Fine Unlaundered Shirts.
fine ali-linen bosom double back,
double front. continuous facing ......
Mondays price Abe.
70 dozen Ladies' Ecrn Ribbed Vests.
Monday % a.. m. lie.
% dozen colgste's Fine Toilet Soap.
Monday z p. m. Sc bar.
10 dozen Knitting silk .............
Monday Re spool.
200 yards Black Skirting Moireen .....
Monday sc yard.
Lonsdaie Best 36-inch Cambria. ..
Sc yard.
Fruit OF the Loom and Lonsdale So
inch Bleaehed Muslin ..-...............
Size yard.
Boys Brownie overalls. blue or brown.
all sizes .........-.-..-..,.-....
csc pair.
Special sale All-Siik Windsor Ties. at.
12izc and 15c.
= pieces Bleached Toilet Twill Crash.
worth Sc. only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
3iec yard.
% dozen and T-foot Opaque Window
Shades, spring rollers .......-.........
Only Gle and 25c.
SILK Neivets. I'm all colors, including
black. worth sc, only .............
S9c yard.
3s-inch All Wool Bicycle Suitings, sta
pie coiors. worth 25c, Monday $1,000.
1sc yard.
o. n. T. Crochet Cotton. all coiors.
MoHuay .--.....-s--.. .....-.......--..-.
balls Sc.
IS pieces 4o-inch Fancy Printed Lawns
for shirt waists. worth l5c. only 49,.
sizc yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

who had been living on Queen Anne, went
tuto the NaeCulsky home. During the
next two weeks Gen. John II. Bryant and
Miss Bryant viii leave the Terry home. on
Rorsn avenue and Cherry street They
VIII make il their home until fall. when
Miss Bryant viii return 10 Washington
City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

During the past week a number Of we'll
known people changed their residences.
and in most cases the change was a gentle
reminder OF the approach Of the summer
season Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Paschal
ard Mr. Edgar Arnes moved into the Ed
win Hughes cottage, overlooking Lake
washington. and Mr.. and Mrs Harwood
Morgan left their city home and are now
occupying the Fulton cottage close To the
lake The handsome Strafton home va
Gated by the Paschails. viii be the home
az the Bachelors Club which for 2 year
past has occupied the BacCnlsky home on
Minor avenue. Last Monday Mr and
Mrs. Fred BauSnaan and Miss Holmes,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09
MEN IACES.

Linen Torchon Laces. % inches wide.
only !asc 4 yard.
German T'orchoa I.acos. Inches
wide &c a yard
iAuem Lace Eagicgs IL and inches
wide ~ itsc ana = q yard.
point dc NeEise I.2ceS az loc. iSc. &c
= yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

Friday evening Miss Mcknight gave a
small card and dancing party for Miss
Hoover. which was attended by the fol-
lowing. Miss Hoover. Miss NcGraw.
Miss Bryant. Miss Dyer Miss Phillips.
Miss Cowies. Miss Clark. Miss Mcknight.
Mr. r. Boyd Crockett. MIR. Edward
Herald Mr. Charles wurteIe. Mr.. Turner.
and Mr.. Grin W. Rank
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schoenfeld cele-
brated the twentieth anniversary OF their
marriage last Thursday evening at their
home 1922 Second avenue. Dancing. mu-
sic and cards were INDUCED in. The homo
was decorated. The guests included: Mr..
and Mrs. Aronson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gott-
stein, Mr. and Mrs NJ. A. Gottstein. Mr..
and Mrs. A. T.. Cohn. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Gottstein. Mrs /. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bories, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Korn, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Bernstein. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
p. Friend Mr. and Mrs. l.. s. Mayer. Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin G.. Winstock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Uhlfelder Mrs. Winehill. Mr.. Deg
ginger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13
MAYOR ROSS TALKS
NEW MAYOR AND COUNCILMAN
INAUGURAFED LAST NIGHT.

Cox Gracefully Retires and Surrenders the
Gavel to Finlay Ross - Both Make
Speeches - Prospect and Retrorpect-
City Ought to Own Water Works and
Light Plapt-Electric Lights on Resi-
dence Streets May go Outflow the New
Mayor Thinks the City Should be Run
Economy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13
WILD RUMOR NAILED
Circus Man Accused of Conduct That BE
longs to the Vulgar.

An unfounded rumor has bsen II circu-
lation that County Attorney Amidon. Nj
Carl Allen. a circus emplOye, and z. 4.
Fitzpatrick jointly abused a reporter for
the Eagle in Justice Jones office Satgr-
day last TO sucn az extent that ne had 10
resent Il physically. Al least one third 90
the rumor is lie. In justice 10 the good
breeding and good manners Of the aver
age man connected with a 25-eeRt circus
/, must be said that Mr.. Allen did moth
Ing whatever 10 provoke a quarrel He
did nos utter a word. good, bad or indif-
fsrent Mr. ATnidons roast was mere ;
a few pettish remarks about the fact that
the reporter was not helping the p-osecu-
ton OF the man who killed Joe McMahon.
all OF which remarks are OF no cclse-
quence because II was thoroughly under
stood by the reporter that sam was max
irg them in the presence % the treasurer
OF the circus OF which poor Joe Mcmahon
was proprietor. In justice - him !=t /,
be stated that his rTnsrks. Eaile singing,
were not vulgar. II il not az al nece>
sary 20 Indicate or intimate the kind II
language Mr.. Fitzpatrick used. Thoss
who know aia can easily imagi-s What
il vas. AID as for those who do not know
him--oh, vel, i. is not matter OF any
consequence % treTn 10 know what r. dli
say. The scrap tina; followed was a very
trivia. affair, not al all worry q 1osice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13

Mr.. ard Mrs. E Shaiiuck % ASHLAND
came IN yesterday far a days s1592lag-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13

AS TO the expenses Of the various de-
partments of the city government for the
year ending March 81, 1897, the city
clerk : report will give you complete
statement Of each department.
Now. gentlemen. in conclusion. 1 will
say that I have right 20 demand rigid
economy in all of the expenditures Of the
city. and 10 require the honest and
faithful service of all heads of depar.-
ments. In fact all employees. remember
ing the offices were created not for the
benefit OF the incumbents or their sup
porteTs. but for the service Of the city.
I shall greatly rely upon the wisdom AMI
PATRIOTISM of your honorable body and
Of those who may share with us the re-
sporsibiiIties and duties OF the admin
isrration. And above all. shall rely up
on our own efforts 10 promote the wei
fare of this city.
AT the conclusion Of this address the
roll of members was called and the fol-
lowing placed in nomination for presi-
dent of the council: f. NJ. Handy, ].
Giles Smith and DR.. ]. N. Minick. The
election resulted after two ballots in the
selection of F. NJ. Handy.
\ petition from the G. 4. RS Of the
city was received and granted asking
the council 70 invite the G. A. Rs Of the
state 70 hold their annual reunion for
1925 in this city.
An ordinance making the Fourth Ma
ticnal bank the depository Of the city
funds for two years 10 come was adopt
g md the bond of the bank approved.
After which the council adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13
BURNED TO DEATH
MRS. DAN DWYER MEHTs AN w.
USUALLY SAD DEATH.

Broken Lamp on the Floor Sets Fire to OH
and Carpet-Fiames Catch Mira. Dryers
Dress She Runs Screaming Into the
Yard and Her Husband Makes Frantic
Attempt to Rescue Her-His Hands are
Severely Burned-Mr. Bother Comes to
Help-She Probably Inhaled the Fire
Her Mother Informed.
Mrs. D. Dwyer. who was fatally burn
ed from a broker lamp Sunday night,
died yesterday morning about s O'Clock.
Sunday night she was sitting in the par
lor talking 10 a neighbor. Sirs. Botxer.
when the iieIle 7-year-old boy Willie ac-
cidentally threw me lamp upon the floor
by dragging the table cloth in some way
al. TO ore side Of the table
The lamp broke ana set the oil on fire,
and in a seconds time al,nos, the car
pet was all sblaze. Mrs. Dwysr grabbed
a bundle OF newspapers and in trying 10
whip ouc the flames got her clothes on
fire. Mrs Better. fearing the house
would burn, picked up the s-morths-od
baby girl and ran home with Il. Mr..
Dwyer was away from the house some
distance when he heard the cries OF fire.
He ran to the house and got there Just az
Mrs. Dwyer. all in a blaze. and scream
ing with terror and pain, ran TITO the
yard. He tried TO smother the flames
with his bare hands till his fingers were
burned almost to crisp. At last. seeing
the blaze get worse. he ran 70 the well
and attempted TO pump some water. His
hands were so badly burned that he
could not get the pump started ard he
ran to the barn for a horse blanket Mr..
Bother had arrived by this time with
pail of water which he dashed upon Mrs.
Dwyer and succeeded in putting most OF
the fire out.
The poor woman was burned nearly al
over Even here feet were in q blister,
though the wounds did not seem to be
deep and she thought she was not very
seriously hurt.
When the neighbore had put the fire
completely out and had wrapped her up
she said: Now, I'm not bad; go and take
care of Dams hands"
A physician was summoned and II was
thought that she might recover. but dur
ing the Right she sank into a sleep from
which she did not arouse.
Her mother was summoned by telegram
from Leavenworth and viii arrive today.
after which funeral arrangements will be
made.
Mr.. Dwyer is foreman Of the Mckenzie
carriage shop and has two children. VIII
lie, years old, and little baby girl Of
S nortns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13

He Indulees In q Little Paradox by Saying
and That the Fellows Who Say He Is
Corrupt are Absolutely Truthful-He
Also says That He Must Hold the Ex-
Governor to be a Liar Until He Produces
a Mythical Friend-other Talk About
the Scandal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13
ARE YOUNG CRIMINALS
Two Boys Attempt Break Into a Gun


Ray Longwell and Claud Dean, two
boys % about Il or Is years Of age. were
arrested Sunday for attempting 20 rob
a gun store on East Douglas avenue
They tried 20 cut a hole in the back door
bu; failing in that they broke pane of
glass and expected TO crawl through il
The smashing Of the glass was heard IN
the next room and those who came 20 In
ves;isste il scared the boys away. Of
ficer Stewart and young man With a
bicycle caught them in the south part OF
town after lively race. They were or
dered sent 10 the county ial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13
THEY STOLE GOODS
Two Yong Co,ored Girls steal silk Skin,
and Cape.

Amanda Bean and Nellie Hughes. both
c0lorei giris and young are aox n the
county jail whittier they had been sent
yesterday f'om the city lock-ip. Tzsy
were in the Boston store Saturday. and
after thar departure Miss Hanover
missed q nice swell. up-to-dsts csps- She
gave Detectives Wood and Sutton de-
sc1piion OF the girls and they pursued
.asm 10 their den On Fourth svenue.
where rot only ire stolen cape out a
stolen six sklr; Ts-s found Th- Bos-
ION store hadn't missed me latter gar
neaL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13
FOR PEDDIING MEDICINE
DIR. Bennett, "Grest Healer" Now RI
ciining In City Bastiie.

DR.. c. ". Bennett, a healer of great
renown among the colored people Of
Fourth avenue. was arrested and is held
for trial for peddling his medicine with
out a license. The medicine is supposed
to be one dollar bottle. but he had a
bargain sale ali last week and was sell
ing it for forty cents. A colored girl of
Indifferent virtue made the complaint
which led 10 his arrest. The ingredients
Of the medicine were water and color.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13
I3o-I32 North rlain St.

Perhaps the only time in boys life
that he really desires to look better than
his playmates is during conf rmation.
We have the kind Of conf rma Z on sui is that
hel ps him do it. They made
excelled way from all wool "cl ay" worsteds
at SIS, Sc, SO and SO and from tricots, un-
fini shed wor teds and cheviots at So, SIS
and So.
Ten minutes inspection Of them will
vince you that they Will bring your boy
untold pl easure, and that prices
lower than others.
HERr1AN & HESS, 400 E. Douglas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
NrwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. DECEMBER Il, 1897

week and required the last ak das s, t,r
nsns have been, cleared and better are i
Monday Many cattle sold this week at muen .sSs ,,tis
they cost at coln,Ty shgpnS p9n medium 81 io9ss Is;
fair 10 prime feeders 1884 80 common TO sooo soSn
81 $3.50 TO- Texas steers So 4oaSS rs Trade In hogs was
active At Yesterdays prices pecuiar Ssr, "a
ard receipts Of fair of Eastern hogs mere
the lower prices PREVAILING there rsn 20 choice
IS assS7Is pigs 81 ooas3 Is: culs siqsS sheep se
i5d2jc lower the week but lambs nav Ssre on Toe
PeneipisPIioss 22 oOo: cattle. 400: sheep LOO .,a
East Liberty Dec 11.-Catte stsao' ,Egsa 40 UoSs
.i e 'f ss ST. f tsfssF: s9s
sg ~ heavV 81 35GS3 iO good roughs, ioqso pgsSs
sows and stags Ssqs2 So sheep steady choice - oou
s. 65 common. ssaSa e5 sh9:e "a anSs s % ''ps0 '''
=" ts., 93nSsia Dee fi-Cattle-Receipts i cars OF
sale stock The market quiet and weak WIN ~ arr
Ing doing I'D 20 the hour Hogs-Recelp,S ~ s1;
Market barely steady; Workers goo 20 nis COM
mon 70 choice 81 45gs3 So sheep and lamos-heGep's
Ils cars Market steady and firm anns. Shssn
extra s6ds6 TO- cuils to CONNER. ,. In noyn1
choice 10 selected wetlers. 81 eoast 10 cuiiS 10 CUM
mon. s3dS3 -. . ..., ,..,,. fair N choice native
shining and export So 13a 80 dressed eeet anu
hcbsrs. steers 50 J0gS5: under 1000 No. 50 -oust %
and feeders 9 sss 30 o 9 SS: asd 5Ssa
res and Indian steers 50 75ds3 90 cows and hs,fsrs
s2ds3 Hogs Sc higher; light SO 2oasS 3o mixed 80 -.
81 IS: heavy SO 35ds3 90 sheep STEADY NAIVE 81 q
Qs2 So; lambs. s5ds1 60 -.s tIoov .,cadv
10 ehade lower heaves % 20as3 32s packers g. L.2w
So ~; mixed So -as3 So lights 81 20a$3 3o forSe's
So 25GS3 30. pigs. ,3dS3 20. No sheep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York December II. 1897.
BEANS AND PEAs !. an excssdnsy dull m ef
81 40 choicest lots Medium and pea also
even On the best packings kidney have worked out
moderately we'll and have been sustained in price though
e fher sssns. IN S White turtle soup Yellow
eye must be very choice 10 our eun sar
choice. hush 81 90 DO fair 10 good 81 l5asi IS
90 %. @'d 5n pe. 'S sSSe 81 Ss 20 do far TO so @
81 red kidney choice 81 1oqsl 90 90 far 10 GOOD
lie soup 81 6oaS G yellow eye 81 90as1 49, do lima
california 81 ?s9sl So green peas as sSs soasss1 GO bags
BUTTER--The week is going out with a very ou!et
market and little assimilation 81 nearly an grades
large and prices are fairly sustained though there
to be slightly weaker undertone Grades under finest
lille less II buyers were inclined to take them. The
celps this week hsv, shown considerable increase Sut
arjy the latter upward Of 400 pkgs coming from the
tsyorsble FOR June stock and trade
dairy butter has Iittle call and Is STEADY in,s
ton creamery and fresh taeory are M ose We
quote Creamery Western. extraa per No. &c; 40 nIss
Ss as 90 90 snss' aossi: do thru: to 5ss
June creamery extras 2izc do hrsts 10000; DO sec
So Welsh tubs fancy isa2oc dairy tubs i79Isc
do thirds seconds l3flec state dairy hrkins aney
is DO seconds to nrss 31aIoc factory, fresh extras
i7e 14aloc; DO RECORDS lsaiSic DO low graaes
nrsts. i.t4ai4c
cHEEsE-Gsnerai market presents very quiet appear
an; ,nee a., fs inUsn mo IN late d At stners
though few September cheese have been ,sen a.,
n SHOWN %ss auog 10 sa @
lots have reached she strictly faney September ehees.
.sos sGsf urged for sale SKINS continue very and
pns e. a e. on iSr U state S
large fancy ssp,embe sA9she 90 laiernade averase
finest. far Witt, 10 soS ;sses s. aS
do lateniade finest. shqeac do common to socd' TAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
r,-roprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London Dec. II mmThe mirk. Tor A IrssG,sa
f.r and closed quiet but steady with the demand gen
rral'y light Consols for money liz l3-l0 consos t9
~ ,coInt ia lie; Atchsan. 1871 Canadian s2s; ~
Paul 07s. Illinois Central lod l>ousyill, soy; Mex
,5 p.nnsyIvanla So Reading. iOt Erie LIST prrferred
s?i. Mexican ordinary. i7h. Money. 2a9a per cent
& rai. ~ discount in the open market for both short
and three months bile Is ?i5-iGa3 per cent Bar gold
70 day AZ 1890; at Lisbon 4si.: at Rome. 1918
nsriin pee li.-Exchange on London, 20 marks aIls
,,annngs for checks On the Boerse here to-day bust
ness was Irregular. italian securities were hrm and
weak. owing to sharp rise IN
fors,gn exehange at American securities and
Canadian Pacific shares were easier. 49,
EranIror nee ii.-Internaonal securities were
steady on the Hoeree to-day Austrans were easier
on arbItrage In Vienna on Berlin account Amer
can securities WI In good demand
Paris Dec. ii.-Stocks on the Hourse to-pey, were
irregular in price International securities op~ned well
and later reacted under influence Of decline In
sns-h securities closing with recovery RIO Tintos
we're An good request and hardening the decrease In ts
price a. Anaconda mines shares being used as pui
argument -. 49, @. ,,r,..
for the account. Exchange on LONDON % Han0s -
certmes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York December H. 1897.
BEEvEs-Receips "a cars. or 2i9 head oil. direct 70
Wcst si6e slaughterers Nothing doing In live cattle -
ann c5nseqnence feeling generally steady Dressed beef
steady at 1Qssc ID for poo TO prime city dressed
native sides No change In cables The Campania carried
I, Liverpool to-day i437 quarters Of beef the Mobile -
hraska to Glasgow 1875 cattle and the Grenada. 10 the
West Indies. 30 sheep. o. -. ..
CALVES Receipts including 20 direct were 30 head;
counting stale stock u head sale mainly
which there was Inquiry the MARKET ruling practically
noni,na. ytstcrd9ys quotation Dressed calves gen
saies"H H. Hollis: 10 vesls ic5 ID average n, 81 IS
y H. collins: veals I3j N. at 81 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. including three cars
direct 10 butchers IL 200 head; making,
With the carried from yesterday total OF 10
Tier. was quiet trade throughout just about steady
nrices Tor sheep while lambs In Instances showed
weakn.,s -Four were carried over. Poor 10 good
heen nod al s3dS4 23 100 N. te bunch reach
n <, 55 ordinary to prime lambs sGas6 20 Dressed
milton Gi147l1c per 10 Dressed lambs at SzaiOc.
sales-Hume Mullen: 80 state lambs, 80 NJ average.
at So Is per 200 Pennsylvania do, 10 10, at 81 3d.
"a state sheep. 1914 n. al ~ l2h. r. . - .
NJ Collins: 100 Pennsy lvana lambs 10 10. at So 81
Pennsylvania sheep. 1872 ~ at 81 %; bucks ll5 b'
al So - ...., ,, - - ., en- no
Mcpherson Co. is4 Buffalo lants. 70 n. at 50 40;
% BuTaio sheep 100 n, at 81 y.
Hollis Is state sheep g az a. at = IFS head On
sale Steady al s. ijass per 100 n. Country dressed
saI.,-s Judd CO.. late yesterday: II Ohio hog 2ae
-, average at s. G2hl per 100 10 rough. 30 ~ at
81 G2h.
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago Dec Ii.-cate were in light demand. and the
vssk closed with unusually dull market except Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

CoFFEE-Ths movement in Brazilian coffee futures
to-day within limits. and sluggish. There
no business the first call and for the entire
sales reached only 5000 bags. with the market
finally dull with prices unchanged TO net loss OF 3
points The opening bids developed an advance OF .
points on April but changes other positions
Trading quite local The general situation at home
abroad featureless and undressing European
cables Disappointing and Brazilian accounts were
equally so Selling the local market arrested
fairly sustained United States warehouse
deliveries that the local future market
been oversold abnormaly low prices. steamer
Calico arrived with 1858 bags including q SoG bags
Rio and 341 bags Bahia coffee. Spot Brazilian coffee
ruled quiet but steady At UNCHANGED prices; No Rio
quotable change In mifd coffee prices The market for
mild cofees closed about steady. but quiet.
The Of contract prices to-day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. II. 1870 p m-EIchanse. 7 IA
no red Northern spring steady IS 3D. Corn spor'
American mixed quiet 81 I'd futures quiet; Decemoei
q, IND: January Is I'D; February. IS I'D Flour 81
louis fancy winter steady los. Hope at LONDON Pacinc
Coast) firm "a IOsff5. Reef hrm extra India mess oos
Sd prime 50s ga Pork hrm prime mess nh he c,
rem ISs 3D. medium Western. i6S 3D. Hams snort cuc;
IL to 10 n, steady 32s Bacon. Cumberland cut %
NJ steady 3Os Cd short rib. 20 to ~ ID du 1Ss
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