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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-31

NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Jan. AT the opening
To-Day the stock market locked as though
orders had accumulated in commission
houses 10 sell and take profits. First safes
were very generally fraction below last
nights prices, aud .,ea shares OF New
YORK Central thrown en- the market
drove the price OF that stock down -
The market steadied almost immediately.
and went above Iast nights level gains
heing. however, very unequal Lake Shore
Was most conspicuous. rising 81. points %
ls4ts, Oh ihe reported plan 70 exchange
sa10aso Of New York Central per
cent dehentdre bonds for 500. ooo.ooo IF
Lake shore stock New York Central al
timatsIS tended strongly upward after
waNering somewhat There was also some
taking 81 profits on the advance. due Ia
doubts as to how far the stock would he
allowed 20 htneat Trom Lake Shcre's sur
Plus earnings which, u MAS rumoFcd.
would b. applied 10 a sinking fund s0r The
bonds issued In payment.
Northerp Pacific preferred continued Il
advance OH wel-defined rumoTs that an
additional dividend = in prospect Den
vs~ n kio Grante preferred ana numbers
az seSs prominent stocks showed notable
saiue. These elements of strength served
Ia sustain the market ard 20 Countsract
some tendency TOYS ard SfuEEss hneSS and
he&v.aess iu the general list, 50 that re;
gatus Nero achieved IN mos; stocks.
though they arr outside the special cases
naenNe0ee-
Qpo;atsons from London this morning
showed seine slrp~l -Sfcn fr the ma rkef far
the 8pprcaenSicu as akc1td 1n the British
mt1d ~ yesterdays vote or tae Teller
resolution.
TIE week opened wth a tendency to-
waF0S Te&cticn ard she De eita;icn IN tn,
dos inSs on " 5rsss save way 20 positive
We SaesS cU t3e announcement that tas
Name had lsca crit reA 10 Havana. THIS
sharp ssciino seeutsd 10 cssar the SEecs4-
tss5re situation hE ssttrg the shorts aa
opportunity to cover and ~ shaking out
ghe weaker rfrTow ular<tne3 ho.1trs % 10
were FeEassSta as menace 70 the sacyesS
og sny movement Ter an advance. The
wpe&' : STAT. 1lents Of railroad earnings
have been, as Tgie. very favorable. nos
ao,y >SrthsrH Pacific and FonasyivaDis.
pas sshea t0ssay. Ihe latter being regarded
aS an especially rxfss o3e lnteN ~ tne Co2lu-
tfes railroad business. A. % thc sec1Fi-
sfe< - ths Kansas s. Texas Cenp3ny
haze beer Very strong during TIE week en-
ta~ lrsprvve~{ financial coalition ShewE ~
reports foe The year SAQs Tar.
Eens C9a operators made use u the ~
ports ia anticipation II the qresg4egts
speech or Thursday asSnt. ana some 81
kssaAys selling vac due 10 ye4-4lAs a!soa
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he'd City mssl patents E.sses. DO clears.
x.4s<xS.se: Minnesota patents. S.-Isz.-i I,
do bakers clears. Sz%94S3: winter
<srHsgnrS ss5C14Hss do extras. 1SSsS-sss
do low grades s. 4e93
Wheat HsresD9s. II. 5ls bushels. exports
rs4 81 bushels. Spot Easy No. red. N.va-
Options OPENED steady On English cables
ard big rsearances ard further advanced
by csla1e interests. and suffered a final
relapse under general realizing and easser
continental cab.es. The cIcstng was easier.
AZ sszis@e res decline. Frrsign fouses sold
Ne. : red January, S-es i-assx. closed
81 sssl~ Nav $50 Isssc, closed Se1sc-
Hops-Firm. state. common 10 choice.
1856 crop 1850, iSss crop sIsc, 1891 crop.
Isslac. Pacific coast. lsS crop. 4asc: isss
crop, sane: lsss crop. lI4-sc: London
WOol-s,sady: fleece. @asie; pulled iSa
t1e-
Pe1roisum-Dul-
(-offea-Opsions opened steady, at IN
charged prices TO 5lio points advance,
closed steady, az unchanged prices to
points net advance Sales, i.15a bags. in
Guiding: March N.75- Spot ccffe.-Rio.
dull. invoice sac. No. ]. 5obbing. tS.c.
mild quiet: Cordova, s'x1l5c.
Sugar-Raw steady fair refining. e-isc;
centrifugal. 70 test. l-lsc; refined. steady !.
mould A. sac: standard A. &c; confection-
ers' A, Sc cut loaf, 5isc. crushed, Ssse;
powdered. ) 5-lscs granuiated. sisc. cubss.
5-1sc
Pig Iron-southern. ss.Salsss: North
err. SO a112-
Copper-tluiet: lake. brokers. lose.
Lead-DGu; domestic. brokers'. sS-ia.
I5r-Duli.
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PUBLISHER ) NOTIGE-The only au-
fhorized travelling agents Of the Post-ln-
,eslIgencer are j. A. Mcclellan and ]. |.
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ret Johnston. PostmasSers everywhere
are cur agents. Pay money only 70 these
ard TO cur 8essdent agen.s in me various
cities ard towns OF the Northwest,
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.ne delivery q tie speech. The markets
aessnre was helped very materially by
= large buying, for Lo-dar account on
1lesGay ard Wednesday. but ths almost
sl13sty heavy selling or sre succeeding
GAYS frc1 the same source mad X evi-
Gent that the speculation was only FOR a
short turn.
ne tone Of the money market worked
sasser; Notwithstanding the withdrawal
from BANKS Of the FIRST 10 par cent INSTALL
nent o. sne government deposits % Union
racine payments. IL IS evident also that
tns increasing abundance Of money and
ease OK rates IS al that prevents the iarg-
e imports Of gold. as the supply .. ex-
saarge Is constantly increasing ard rates
ior money In LcC1on and Berlin are again
hardening.
ne sales Of bonds for the week were OF
Par waite o. over 81. e1g CO. business IN
lnaf department. exceeding ali previous
RECORDS roth for week and for a month
on the business thus far In the month
ne extreme gains nave been somewhat
reduced by p-o1g-taking but prfces are
materially higher on the week
United States old as. coupons were x
higher bid do registered ard new coupons
y higher. and the SIS = higher bid
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LONDON. jan es.-At the wool auction
sales there were offered L $50 bales The
attendance was good and there was an
active demand. espec ally .or locks and
pieces FOR the continent.
American pslrcs asers operated more
freely and took Loo bales of Yrerinos AZ
high rates
New Zealand WOODS were well represent
ed Cape Of Good Hope and Natal woods
were unchanged The offerings up TO
Wednesday amounted 10 200 hales. Fol-
lowing are the sales in detail:
New South Wales. Ia Q 5ales-Scoured
Is SisGsifs cd. greasy. eSIGSd.
Queensland. 4.es eSasSs~-Sccurrd SSEii Is
I'D, grs asy. ssaalod-
Victoria 5.sso bales-Scoured, saf7,s Cd:
greasy. S-aisd.
South Australia. so hales-Scoured. IL
lzdnls Sd; greasy, 5slsd.
West Australia. 5.ya haaes-Scoured
u-d4is lid. greasy. 4+1sd.
New Zealand, 1. tao oales-Scouresi eAdI
Is sid: greasy. 6s.usixd.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 20 bales
Secured. sisGlIs sid: greasy ias7sed
The arrivals fer the next series of sales
which opens on March -. aggregate thus
far 70. us bsies. including is.5ce bales for
warded direct
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san FRANCISCO MARkEr.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-whsas
higher. Barley unchanged. The market
: waver.ng. awaiting turn OF the
unchanged prices. Light receipts today
Fiour-Net cash prices for family ex-
trss. A-a1is, bakers extras. si-Ssa440
Wneat-Sbipptng. tL4zssai. 4sss for No /
and SIS for choice; milling. s.E1saI.sa
GI-ssiz.
IL: gray. s..i58I.f7ss: milling. sl-igisn
I2sss Surprise 81 2sesf -, black, for seed.
si.s5Ql.sa. red. H-zsf3i.is
H~~e.psa.
Flour. quarter sacks. $50: wheat. GEN.
tails 1873: harley csnfals, 1s.l1g; oats
cenfass ~; corn ccntais. 50, beans sacks.
LIS. potatoes, sacks. z.sss. onions sacks
g.; bran. sacks. 5ts. u1iddlngs. SACKS IS:
hay, tons. 5ss. hides, nufnesr. "a: quick
silver, TASKS, III, wine. gallons, Is. 30.
Closing Qaofa u0aa.
whsat-Sfeady; December. sl-3sis: May.
s. TIA
Barley-Stea6y: May. &ssc.
toFn-Islrge yellow. Sl-ei1z4ile.
BrAn-s.s1I
WeoI and i.ops.
w'coI-spring: Nevada. Iisli3c; Oregon,
fz0ac. Fail: Southern coggt lambs. rs
-; san Joaquin lambs. luec; northern
lambs. i'm lzc. mountain lambs. too i2c;
San Joaquin plains. 74sc. Humboldt and
Hope-Nominal, new. lzazaiec.
proauee. Fruit. Etc.
NiddiinEs--x9 asl "a ~ per ton.
Eay-W heat, sfffiS %: wheat ard oat,
sitt8Iss5. best barrier sis. 5ssd 45.aj, asiaifa,
gle $50 30. Clover. slfGlz59. stocks. si8-5o
sIi-. compressed. wheat, slJaI. Straw.
per bale. 4eI45
Potaioe~-Early Rose. s5gi7sc Per Genital;
river Burbanks ss6gsa river reds. assf5Sc:
Salinas Eurbanks, s5cGl-lo; Oregon Bur-
banks. Utf1s-sg Mereed sweet, f1c.
agetahieE--Siiyer skin onions, s2-50ff :. So
per GENITAL. garlic, 3lzI4i2c per 10; green
peas. sr3c per 10; string beans. i5ft DC per
ID; bay squash SC per ID: Chill green pep
pers. &c per to. green okra, loo per 10;
asparagus. I5125c per 10.
Green Fruft-Appies. choice. s. Z5stl. 10
per box; do common. seq y9c; cranDeFrIes
7fsse, mushrooms. "a sac. oranges. navel.
Il. Z5EZ.S9: California ismons, choice. $50
a.. Go common. f5cslSl.-o; bananas, Si.-S1t
40 Der bunch: pineapples. 2u4c per dozen.
Eetter-F'aDcy creamery, Poe: do sec
onds. IN25c. fancy dairy, &c do seconds
2ou22c
cheese-New. fiaiIAc: old. sflile; Cali
fornIe cream cheddar. leailc; Young
Eggs-Store, zlAZ-c: fancy ranch. 22g
f'ouItry-Turkey gobblers. 9eiioc per ID:
turkey hens, 3Ilec. old 70 sters. Ss.59n4.
young ROSTERS. Ss.50Ff5; small broilers s.
O. large broilers. Si.50lt5; frye :. 81. 59Gi5,
hens, sat old ducks. s4a5. young ducks
ss1s5: geese. si.254i.5o per pair; old pig
cons, 81, young pigeons, $L25fIl.1o.
Exchange.
Sterling. on London % days. s.Ss.;
sight Si.eo.
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PORTLAND wMGAr MAnkrr

~sssss LAM, Or. Jan - -rse 1,..,t
fssn - mark has eeea ia sarh "A -sr al.
= ssssss @sS weeN lhat st was Iaa aassil,,.,
e.ssr A. accurate 4uatssssr t-,,-s-s
slsss ~ssstff,ss3 eclsv,.y bV tAsl- .r,,,.>-
srssss $50 So afvntty regardless tsf liz
esss -. .i'. = 81 "a a.ca T5eg ANA fr-
sx~snssse &s@aiiS esse,i. Thsra ID --,.,Fs
s~sssr -. hAsliag ge.arteE a1noex fn-
sfsssx~-s ss|ssf -. aaG AL serts 81 ax-
Asea a. tSes &re reported a. 81 sfrs-
Aesnx rss SINE cAses as hlrh So -
ss...ss ssss 'es..,,,N 80 st.@, ENpoygs.~s
srs. ars S.'.nS nUch ar sae tsvge- -.
q . lev cssss esyerea --i-', -
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The Bank Statement.

The banks now hold AK ga ~ IN eyr1es
of the requirements OF the p per cent.
ruie.
The Flnancser says. The statement ~
the associated banks for the week ending
Januar. =. while Ii does not show the
enormous increases Of the ursvfous week
indicates that money a. still flowing haav-
lily TO this center. The gain in cash Tor
the week Was s. S7 lon OF which nearly
s2.Feo,0o WAS snecie. The latter represents
Western receipts 10 .arge extent, fellow
ing Australian renittances
The Increase in deposits. amounting to
se.0li 100 tied up sZ.@o0o0 OF the cash re-
csiNed SO thai the surplus reserve is only
81 J3t2s0 heavier than one week ag6
There ~ no doubt that the exnansfor ~
s.. 90 in loans reflects legitimate ruer.
camille ard stock exchange transactions
instead Of special operations and technical
usaaipu aliens. such as have been IN owl
eence Of the Union Pacific sale Th. lrq,
Increase is scattered through a Larger IIzt
OF ranks than usual. II Is worthy az note
that the hank which has been ng6sf rr,.r,
fuent Ia financing Tire Culon Pacffe al
reduces It's loans 81, 80 or0 following ne
retirement o. overdue currency held hy
ire treasury on its account against s9s.
posts. All she special depository banks
paid 10 the treasury IL Per cent % their
holdings last week 9th rwise the gain in
cash would have been heavier AS /. r.
the deposit Items Of the banks dong me
largest business with interior banks show
the hssne&t percentage cf gains
The future, Ia view @! TIE continued plI-
pears 10 tavaF easier money. II Should
not De forgotten. however. thas s.7sssssg.ar-
able 90 ihe sssf9iUs cash in tn@ banks bf--
.cuxs 20 The trs as0~y ard is sah3eef 10 50
withdrawal The coma, erc5af demo al
are also heavier. ard whsTref -Fc Ioars a.
thc banks du~taS January. lN37. remained
Ssa tonarN while Ike S1rai.ss reserve. tr-
creased s. ass5 gss1 tire loars I'm the Sans
PERIOD this year have exparssa SIS ESQ f.}l
While gAe excess cash Shows a gain q
50 4s ESQ Tals. while tae Saapfw ~ in
excess ~ The demand. the .atser Il i.s.
Ensasgr8tiy more pronounced Enan a. shs
beginning - iasI year i = dis5-tlit u
see. how where TIE hope % rach
frmST noaey markets this season finds
foundation.
II she rates 80 beyond q defined Wra
gold imports. must % icS The exraaT,ua
situation - u2w under strcEg ..antrol t,s.r
scrse interesting Gevfl aprneNt& in TIE uga,-
Of ETS~asssEs as1se International transfer
erces might ~ possible.
General Quotations.
-Four Receipts. u - barrels. exports
1s.I bsETs-s- Market scIlve. but a.us,,
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In order TO secure correct Insertion OF
notices under these headings. the same
should be IL II at he bus n IS Office OF this
paper. No charge is made Tor such no
ices.
Funeral notices resolutions or other
special ann lncemsnts WILL be charged
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sertsun. loST-INTELLtcE NCFR GO.
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waIsa waiiA without looseEine Cd STOCKS.
Bsue@seM and valley are quoted az sss:ssc
per baskeI-
CIeare9-Br Sd Pcstailock. 10. ~ bushels
wheat: Br sh Cam brian King. q 80 hush
els wheat both for Queenstown
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a. s-tUI IOaI, 0.oSt, EF1NuIdfed, !,
Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamery, I3Glsc:
dairy. lini7c
theese-Qulet: Sizc.
Eggs-Easy; fresh, i5isc
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2s-The few cattle Of
ieFed today We're disposed of at the recent
ueeiine. averaging about Toe lower than
week ego. Beef steers were quofabe at
sa.e9QD.3V. as an extreme range OF the poor
est 10 the best. The recent weakness in
prices Is expected to result In smaller re-
cetpts next week.
Trade in hogs Vas active and DESPITE the
large receipts Friday late advances were
welt maintained Common 10 prime drove (
az hogs. sS.6593.9o largely at s. 1sissf3 -:
DIGS, S2.5efs.s3; prices were 10 .-iec higher
than q week ago
There wRS a fair demand for sheen and
lambs at unchanged prices sheep being
saleabie at s3.1o5f445. with strictly choice
To extra grades quotahle az $is0s94.5. Ewes
sold At $3.50 IS ar,9 fe8 Western sheer,
were wanted at s. i0Ns45 Lambs were
saleable 80 Si5o4i515. feeders selling at
Sis. Yeariings brought Ai5G5a.
ReceipiS-Cattle. 59o; hogs. 2,s0e: sheep,
Omaha.
OMAHA. Jan. 29.-Cattle-Receipts $50.
MARKET steady, native beef steers Sc GOA
SO. Western steers. ss6oait %: Texas
steers. x&eeftS.Tp; cows and heifers s. anas
&5". calves, STE %; stockers aud feed
err. S.aona.50, bulls and stays 81 254T81s
ilogs-Reccipts. 450a. Market strong.
heavy. &6Nffa.Sl. mixed s. G9r3 IS: light
S.ssH3fe, bulk. S3.eoWs.u5.
Sheep-Receipis .se1 Market steady;
fair - choice natives. 81 7Gfis 80: fair 10
choice Westerns s. sAnt28. common and
stock sheep. Noofi2.S5 lambs. Saoo4I5.fo
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SEATTLE WHEAT aAnf<rr.

nseas~Fsn0rs No. + e.ah -s- X ,
N 4. s,F >, Milling No. / c.ah. Isl.
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~eOEoSIS" Tire rev ssoe eo- women
eaHssscs Brcs-. ss7 Second avenue. sole
axsntA
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-Wheat showed some
strength at the opening. principally be-
cause Liverpool had responded fairly We'll
TO Yesterdays advance here. Holders OF
lines already heavy were good bidders at
the stars. wffcS was az 3a4eEgsizc for May,
an advance OF isuSsc. A good deal was for
sale al those prices. but the selling did not
deprsss the price lower than SIC. and short
~ after a general buying movement set in.
which carried the price up TO sHc. That adj
vance. however, raised a short selling
breeze Of such strength that in half an
hour the advance had melted away. The de-
cline not stopping until May was down to
sSssc.
The heavy dumping of long lines late yes
ferday made many traders afraid 10 risk
their money in wheat at prices above SIC.
and this fact had good deal to do with
augmenting the liquidation which carried
builish. BradstreetS made the week $
ciearances of wheat and -four from both
coasts 5.fI0s 90 bushels. compared with
$4,000 bushels the previous week. and
last year. The total receipts AT Western
primary markets Were $4,000 bushels
against 26 600 bushels the year before. The
days clearances from Atlantic ports We're
5s5. ooS bushels. This latter item Injected
temporary strength into the market but IL
soon fell back again under renewed Offer
inss. Shortly before the close the market
was given support. Letter brokers being
credited with good buying at the bottom
figures and May advanced to $3.50. where
ii closed.
Corn was barely steady. May closed &c
lower
Oats were firm at the start, but became
lower.
Provisions were very dull; and prices kept
within an exceptionally narrow range The
close was unchanged from yesterday.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC time card
CHANGES January - ON and after thar
date tva trains daily fr5yn Seattle 10
Portland. leaving a. go a. NJ and o
=. Dining car service on both trains
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IOWA fr.r Work. I'm ted Duburrs u.
es,ila tas best machinery for river steamers
ard mako A speciality ~ building sectional
steel hnls which can re easily Skinned
and calckiy bottled together, also builder 70
% all kinds OF marine machinery ard boil
srs Ren~es"nf4d ~ r. A. Hill with Hib-
bard & Norton Co. Yssler dock Seattle.
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The Daily Foss-fr;e;i.reacer IS row On
szse 10 o. and. Or. st ktcn Ero.+ Tt
Mcrrsxor street. FSrf-art Eo;es rexs
ssant aus Serth ~sss News Company. 30
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~sn6-up Of The week. Saturday. tns
49, = clear up stock was es.dent'
- r.nSra-ly vas yeFy fair ban-
.1 .ssr,Ses we're qsife active. Pota-
- :; ! ssantFiil onsons are 3 ~
{. ~ou1.nx snto market quite pseB-
esr..rsafsy .sressed poultry. EGGS
ss.sis SCARE Saturday. though to-
= nro1zsass tf1e market will steady
sralu. Puget sound oats have sur
~ = ire. tssH9e II now efersc. Bar
sx.- .s~o advanced a little. A car load
.~.s have arrived and another car
~ tcday. The jocb<rs were wired
.s.Ser seas pink beats had advanced
- nosch ~ he Canned tomatoes,
- esrs, also Jumped 20 se-ss-
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THE WOOL MARKET.

Hops-Ai London. Pacific coast. firm.
Il IsSs<5.
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- enfswsEsg prices are being offered ~
2e1ursrz BIZ local dealers Tor a<Issry
.ed isss 90 TIE dock or 10 the car "a:
.ss.--puget sognd oats. fIss3. barley,
= s<1S xheat, chicken fed, 40. bran,
~ sssoris, SIS. corn, sls<s5'. bulk corn,
~ = s,sget sound hay. ssaM Der ton;
,x6eessssfn Washington timothy, 81.
s5sr&-w HR7la. sgsssf -.
<n-FYssh ranch. lS8zlc.
4 fs'rsx-fre zh Faisss.. lssJ &c, creamery,
I rsss,ry-chiesens live, sGi0c per 10:
- I've g. 500 500.
lfsrs stoek-cn0ace beef cattle. rows.
G(ae. steers. zFzssS-.c. enolcs sheep, az
r. good hogs. I've. &c. hogs. dressed.
calves. dressed large. Sc; small &c.
Ssyss. tive. large. &c. calves, I've, small.
z ff:d<s Petite and Wool Heavy salted
::z1ssrs ever s. hrs 1zfsizc: medium. per ID.
20 light. under r. lbx, &c. heavy cows.
i!s.s.. 4: waiied klps. Sc: calf per 10, SC:
1err hi8es Ic leFs than sailed. dr. 5ldsz,
IL fafs re. eulis on ABOVE. oae-thffd
- dyy eiks per 10 81 tzc dry deer skins,
~s.suxr. per -. isu25c; goo. winter. 15c,
- 10 thin winter. Sfi IDc she 81 pel,s. long
~ wsssern Washington. cleaned. i2c
- ID. dirty. iafri2c per n; wool. clean.
foec:. dirty timber stained. i29iic; tai
e. ssgsc.
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General Quotations.

-Four Receipts Il ~ barrels. exports.
= 81 b.Ers.s. Market aellve, but arus,,
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Mining stock =.
fina cial.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

fer bars -. =. 55ss Drafts-Sight .,
xlean dol ..ismf III Telegraph :. :. ~.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-ro L, 9. army. able bodied,
unmarried men. between ages of q aud
20. citizens OF the United States. Of good
can speak read ana write English. For
informa Ion apply TO recruiting officer.
Boston block SEATTLE Wash.
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SOCIETY NOTICES..
AnCANA Lodge. No. 81. +. and A. NJ.
meets second and fourth Monday each
month
Gloucester County Democrat., 1898-04-14
wILLIAMSTOWN.

Mrs Knisel, who for the last two years
Albertson farm arose about o'clock on
Sunday morning in her usual health. Her
husband started to the barn to attend to
his horses, and she began to get breakfa fast
Before he reached the barn he heard fall
and started back and arrived just in time
to see her breath her last She leaves the
husband and seven children. She was
buried on Tuesday at Williamstown ceme-
terry.
Peter Cheesman moved from the Thomas
Joseph farm, to Mrs. Earling's tenant house
on church street on Tuesday last.
The swamp that was brushed off a year
or two ago opposite the old Paint house
was flooded last Winter, and is now being
prepared for cranberry bog.
Mrs. Margaret Hemphill, of Brooklyn
moved last Thursday from old BROOKLYN to
new Brooklyn. This is the first time in
her life she ever moved. She was married
thirty-six years ago, on Tuesday of this
week, the 18th inst, and went to the HOUSE
she moved from. She buried her hus-
band from the old place, and one son, q
young man, about six or eight months
ago Some time ago some fiend during
the night gashed cow and Young horse
and since then her barn. q large struc
ture, was destroyed by fire, SO she thinks
it time to move.
The cornet band held an Easter supper
in the Town Hall last Saturday night