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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12
THE A. o. U. WIS.

The A. o. U. W. Lodges Nos. 36 and Il met at the hall of No. 36 Fri day night.Ther was a large attend ance Of members and at the conclu- sion ofthe session refreshments were served,
 This was the first meeting of No. II since its reorganization.
 Grand Recorder Damon Clark. of Little Rock and Grand Master Work man Saxon. are expected to meet with the lodges next meeting, which will be November 24.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12
SeorchinE.

It says here, said the boarder who reads the war news, that the Chinese in the Philippines are going to the front with shooting irons" Well" remarked the bachelor boarder. us he ruefully surveyed his scorched bosom, there ain't any change here. The Chi nese of Chicago are still going to the front with burning irons. Chicago Nays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12
SICK BOOM GOODS.
We have about everything that has
 been inNAntnd tA lnaen., tEa-c.. 4ac..--

We have about everything that has been invented to lessen the suffer ing of the sick.
 Invalid cushions. Hot Water Bot ties. Bandages, Lints, Fountain sy ringes and all sorts of hospital and sick-room supplies. If you can not get what you want come to the Anderson Meyer Drug Co, though you would save yourself. time. money and be better service If you would get in the habit of coming to Anderson Meyer Drug Co, first.
 Remember, If you get it at An dersOn-Meyer Drug Co, it's good ,, Prices for sick room goods are usu- ally eXtortionately nigh, but ours are always reasonable and low be- cause We sell so many, buying iu large quantities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12
UNION GOSPEL MISSION,

Pine BIoffQhas at Hast a mission where meetings will ke held every night, where the'poaf the maimed, the halt and the bli6d can come. Meetings today, Il a. riA..., 3 p. m. and 7:30 D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12

A pleased customer is the best ad- vertisement. If you want good goods quick, buy them from Knox 6 Smart. k
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12

We regret to learn that while walk ing ont after dark a few nights ago Mr. Billy Madding, at Maddiug, had the misfortune to let his cruteh sip from under him, which caused heavy fall. His injuries are not se- rious, but very painful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12
rYs Filter Foreign tEater.

Most of the great water filters now In use by large industrial institutions in all parts of the world are the product ef this state. The largest of 5thase is the filtering plant in St. glhohaas, Can ada, which has a capacitI 1tof 2. 100000 gallons daily. Other largS plaqt from. New York are in New sX
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12

Mir. $. A. Rosenberg has rec eived from the manufacturers in Austria a large lot of fu6 China with Pine Bluff views burned in same. This China was ordered last spring. The views are the First Methodist church; the First Presby terian church; Trinity church and a scene at the Cotton Belt shops. It is cer- tainIY very beautiful China and must be seen to be appreciated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12
CLOSING OUT SALE.

H entire stock Of Paint s, \ Narnlshes, Wall Paper. " ih be sold at bargains for a'As as we expect to retire
 IS line of busrness.
 A. Brafsster Az s on.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12

Bishop Fitzgerald will confirm a class at St. Joseph's Catholic church this morning and this afternoon will eonseerate a new addition to the Catholic cemetery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12
SOCIETY,".
70 @@@@%@ A@N&NA a Nr

ROSENBERG -MEYER-On Sunday AN afternoon, November 12, at o'elock, MT. Felix M. Rosenberg and Mrs. FannIe Meyer will be married at the residence Of Mir. Gabe Meyer, Rev. ] s. Kornfeld officiating.
 S&
 THE MASCOT-The Mascot Euchre Club was entertained Wednes- 1ay afternoon by Miss Lilly Blum. The first prize ( a silver mounted 9urse) was won by iss Lena Fried nan, while the second prize a cut glass ink stand) was captured by MIes Roella SolmsoD. At the con fusion of the game refreshments we're served, and the second meeting f this new candidate for social avors proved most enjoyable one. TKINSON-KNOX-On Thursday A November IS. at o'clock p. m. NJ. CA tkinson and Miss Jamie L.
 x viii be united in the holy rands Of wedloek. The ceremony alshe performed by Rev. J. F. Carr r the Riverside Methodist church. fter the ceremony the newly we'd aaeouple will leave for ten days ridal tour to St. Louis. The bride the accomplished daughter of Mrs.
 N Knox and is most estimable 9ung ladv, while the bridegro om is popular engineer on the Cotton sltrailway,
 ANTHCRNE BOOK CLUB-On
 " ednesday afternoon at the ms Of Mrs II Riley, In Lax eside, Hawthorne Book Club resumed
 regular meetings It being the tIe meeting of the winter season, eFe was no regular program, but lcA reqtine business was trans Eea. 1he meeting, however, was nost enjoyable one. Mrs. Riley
 2 her parlors exquisitelY deco Eea with palms and flowers, Heh were very pleasing md at- Eefive. After the conclusion of Business of the meeting, refresh nfe were served, and the after
 m proved most pleasant one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12

Miss Lillian Dabney, an aecon., pIished musician and society belle of Trenton, Ienna will leave shortly for her home after a several weeks' visit to relatives in the city. Miss Dabney's departure will be greatly missed in the musical as well as so- cial circles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-12

For the best selection and largest stock go to B. L. Owen.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-02-04
-------- SS> s-2''~----- -
A ss..s,r.!.ia s4Ss:i. .: Gila ssal<'' 'ga:.

10 snn NJ, IA 4 fa7 words. from
tic psychological viewpoint, il.
may be sa'I.ty atir0ed tbat l'istoetE
does not record an Instance Of great
er unauimity in the demand OF tee
people Of one nation for war with
another, than was exhibited by tbe
people Of this country for a waf
with Spain. Nor does history
record an instance where eali Ioi
volunteers was responded 10 with
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-02-04

0NeIjl'5 ssin Oh cotton forecasts
VIZ . Little loose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.


NEW YORK Infy S-R - E,sz= L ia ia their
wsssiy rrTiew ~ trade vii say saszoFTen
There - cersSsEiy fer decrease wssen
tas seswrs ~ peyf~ass ,zrruSa the clearing aSsse
IN saly h 81 Pre- e~ns larger than last r~zr sss.
~ cent larger than in 80 the aSss * ALI pEe
ytosks ysars- 80 gf@zs azrasscs wnzfi an
sxtsfstsea ~ sstsazk ansx ordinary ci-gr-
ssasssss. This rear the znasa fs~siana fsuz iAtss
Troubles aeossr Say - feztasea By sign II 3
isafsrcy ~ strike. bsssass sre2: works are esus-
tsitsd far ahead and esassat wais sfsuai !ess Bzt
interruption ~ naessisss Ay txhr sgessses u al
stts szs esn less than IN ether 1Gly sor ysxFz
Neg is the Increment - gwTsiaets hasnFSrsss
Western feexsSts q wheat E1 saly base been Is
date. and a. - sss - hssshrls againss I-s rs
bzssSeas last gear. ExpQr.s n wheat frvsa taHh
etsSss aeFs 80 bushels. haT sssiaked against
$50, ia ;ssssaeis las. year
COPPER IS stgaas al ls.e for lake with spot scageA
sud lead wrsk At " So hsst taa Is quoted az Ssl 81
London ieaatns usual
Manufacturers have heen buying mach wnssl il Is
said bar lees the past week. although many are
taxing sample bales tiosis In fair demand ls;r
no further change in prices uesastenes Sales In
=. -. SC pessHts dtFnestic: ia lszr with a
aes ssFfr eortg. speculation took Is lsa 30 fsIrsss
fnsnat consumption hesnx shcst half that agsntits
GOTTEN goods are stronger fr< hieachea asi the
general tone u good Ia snits II cheap csalor
shipments 81 boots and Shoes frx5sn the East in
fsa1r weeks have been - rs cases against ga ~
casts last year, and in tsE the tesrsst r,ysyis,s
wear Sis1s cases Leather ecnfinnes sfrtsnz aud
scarce. with combination II PACKERS lifting prices
quitting that market
RalFznafi business for JIy showed ,he ts,,ss. l.,
crease Of naenth this year Isf Ter cert large
Isan ' @~e' fNsN y
Failures for the week have been Isl in, the Finite,
STATES asaihst sg5 last yVar and % ia Csuaas
AGAINST Is last year - -N''~'Nt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29
Mining stocks.
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. tuis - eaoi weather. aeak osl;ss
As3 lsfnfffs shtpsUenfs q considerable over A
million bs1shsis cerssad wsss ssE.paf sa.Et.t !, tb
sssapas nspsea4seF started ssse - IL 7als1 sase
alsa tiss selling S issg~ fell nsmlt8tsfv Il, Tnss
The market faliies Irrszslxry. 10 sae before saese
IFsae saA FeFg iShs. ogtsisy osdsss beanS almost
saffgr1f nv. REPORTS "a Hss weAtheg in France
aha Ehsaaa eAazsd esse setisn. srs<s asstsasei,eS
sfnso ilsiHeaf fstaltfs tie inAa steat egeg, nfth
ssifas fscasiee ~ sse failure q tie started
shf9ss 10 cover Some rft d&fas.e CLAIMS fFs,sa
tae fsesfe eaast and Northwest. together with
ss*sw sfs'p EsI'as' shevtae desius a frusn to
70 rziHss fn portions II she N0gfhw~ss stimulated
hssvs taSiaE tg local professionals D<&s tie eiese
Sffsffnaaf fs~s 20 Zee sUd closed wfth sellers a.
that figure. ne; ssin a *
tara Faied fsiFb active ard higher wish Sheal
lie uhsfset APPEARED "a have hsen AseFsod during
the ffsent aesifue. GFsf resarts wars gelfsfaElY
sss0fslae September clesed shade higher t'.ag
yesterday
Oats rsled anIl h,ft Arm September eissed a
shade higher for thr day
Psosistnas recovered ffs,m a spell q weakness
Al the cf~8tas and closed s. higher fer sept suafsE
E1fk. = for lard, and s. better tor ribs
The iesfng futures ranged a. foi,aEs
~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

traders szg5ss sssssy ~ tAs srsssa interest," Tae
reh<k = sasszs fzste ess. ss8 s&x fsscas xn3
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aS4 zfz,csz = sxresr<sstas zoe mSsxzI z1assaasas
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srFs<s TIE fsse<sh3s sxas Tsz>t<css sMs ne s&-E@
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nssssra sswsS = sew 81 the ssesIalssss hare s~.xs
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srAAs ss2ssz - sss exsees n tie snllssA a@asess
re a&ss H@szesa g-stss q TIE market, Asssse-.
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SEX 7s5s hss eT<f&sNss AsSs faeTHz - tsasgs&ssnx
iEsEsgESNe This wgqs Tbs na4fSse was sns sassas to
say That tsss has ssssoE@ aay positive frisssafesS
Tse facts thar tAs Se@ York hank rs$nr1ex AN iw
stat rsan&s ses eesns Aaes rvaiIr tseta she in
tetfs sg the sstrpls = Higss ser Aath can ASA sse
leans saS b@ea fssssees 70 sgsca extest shst III
tsssst FStes aegstediy Hsnef aza II ezsS ApTzs
stzssS ez-ry stackS SRI As4exey r=tsssssat
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tass the asstsssy = seHszal esess Is eFsatirs
lssSe 39Frad Ter csS1siAi2fs. ard there
AZ sdrs tazg WA<H this Is supplemented ~ The nsed
ssssiaI - fssnstfe With evsp there
ee scsFcfJf q fis fes slSegslstive purposes The
assix-siass Ia satns quarters IA fart pruArh
sszissTfa frssn SID 20 regard the sssise absorption
~ capital ia aasuai hsssess liable cheek szr~
taeF improvement 3n ettbsT speculative tsYe~f-
meat values Tsus ueHses hss seeG in increased de-
nsrsi GA the street. this weeA EasheF she supFly
hss been smaller. aud ssAs pr cs5s rates are gen
eraiis anatra- While cAh Hafaay nss heen anex-
fscsesiiF sgrn al sssss p~r erut
Tie rates base fsat iSsieed beer srs.eientiy high
n iHaueS iA4niaatisa. ssst ia the afsssf,s q
E3afSSs4 augmentation ~ New York kzrk
tiss9 srr sfts1 as Indications tbs: an au1amnsi
tsasn ha~ea god cfesss ard rsiErsaa earnings
- aot CERTAINTY. The subsistence Il street. rafiwss
strikes IN New York has ett Fae market inas~eruns
"a manifestations sisewbere a the eharaxts-
BsisaFts 4 c4eieg deals and combinations in she
fatlrsss3 world tar the moment wthust sssesss
EJECT ard the speculative ceargaRitS a. a ~hnse
appears 70 BE waiting tar the outcome - sitra
ifon. ihs'ssga FRIDAY the professionals esinsed
nase Ct disposition discount shc stsuatina this
haxlns ard sRipgssT4 rv~'sitins IN general rise
Throughout the actisr stock list
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

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sess&s ss5asz&ss. nssssssa<s sxS gzaA. -zs sse
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29
Cash Quotations.

Cash Quotations.
flnsf-E asS
wh.at-Ne J spTiag. s-&ase. red. M. 2 Tltr
t'essi Ne = zsss5slf.
Oats No. :, saassac. white No :. 81 seie. No
) e3asssc
Rye No SIS
Flaxseesl No 1 SIZE. y w. sase4si
Ttualhy seSd Prime. 81 81
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si;ssN Shafs easar. Naxsa S. E@ss a.
WAtsky ~p4sfiilsrs flushed eeesis feT gssoa. 81 u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

\ German who believes ia iahos~Sa vinx
devices has patented y pair If shears with
A spring attachment. When e11s nRs
tssssy made ard che shears are closed the
sr.~sssx ssv=en< fns himeieS slightly Whea
efsey are wide OPEN. ready FOR cutting
.fs. ARRANGEMENT arts In the reverse @as
ard assists IN CLOSING them. both SCI touz
tighten the work - ;he catter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29
oae~r Collection OF Huffoas.

The wife ~ an English clergyman has
made a collection Of all the buttons
placed IN the SsTersoTy bags during ths
last TIVE or three years and has fastened
fa~sya to cardboard IN various cunning
shapes ~ animals birds and flowers. As
= bazaar is shortly 20 take place tn can
n~cttnn with the church work she has
had these button pictures photographed
and copies ysiis be 0u sale 81 the fair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

ssEsz stg~m f<snz tAs sess. ard tie gzskss ssaes1
arA ASH eaxs. Tpsswrsx5s 1snx stxzzEzszz = sx-
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z<SuEas rss& s&f szzx srxascry. ssssfznx exs><nEs
Ssz eexk ard s9.sT. ses<snt - ts@8aD esffrnz
steals szS fmzrexse1 sssSs e szze-ssai balls
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esscss ks sssers sez<rxEsr htxAsr Total ssses,
sUf xssss 81 - &C
esrsss sesse4 - registered xssxsscII IL tae sd
Exse1
Money and Exchange.
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sHzs Emsms rs4swxszrsle sAp&r. Az+4 gsg Nens :
sterling sxeeaaxS seas, 9Th acfaxi hsxsssesss il
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

TACOMA 4ss 8 Mstyusasaes 5isilsea s's,ee 'es
sseat sasst- RsvsEss sSaf sy1 EsssS~ essss
SA a. = ,s5s.. ;ez ger &ifsss3e.a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

WASHINGTON. Jaiy y --fssiay's statement "A
the condition II The treasury shows. Available cas-.
balance. slsa,aa sails, geld reserve ssss sss
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80 &c
rst
Mining stocks.
General Quotntiona.

t-,r gaeeynfs R@a hsy-vIs exports q 81
ka.egts Ma~sss ar-et eicee ard fairly se3Fe sss
SIM. t..fsstss aaa lcs grsde winters
Wet tsseefgs& 81 w. hessAeis. experts, ~ 50
rssefs3e sgt sssaav NJ res &c { h as9At
4.s,4 sssssaas agsse5 wes4 % T. decline. hecsuss
"a teayssa gAtse~ ae4 Cesss westhgT in tsss NnTta-
ssss Tbr7sfzfsgsf che ssssfaa tAsY wfTr ssrrgtfr
sta barrels .ssaas bUt rear ihs g}a~e sssisssly
.8 ssss act5sitr sna strength ~ e3SgTs e shrts-
asseatrel - tss3ltsh fsTssz er ~aoe al the Ma.
-ee afs#s TIE ais~S s-a ~ 4 partial SIS saee
7ea- c}.az-,4 ~ Se8ssmbat slasei ID. IsesssubsE
.tr=~} tsr
ts,4sr--ssrst,yss esszos barely s'esag ue-. ua
shsasesF go rszsass fsSef Sass. y 80 ineiu5frs
-srsssssss. sss tttsnssss Sc. %areFah&r s5c
$3.50 Hss 1ati Ezss ras steals. MIDI. eyssf-
-rssss-- as~ sssssss 80 aTm. scssf Ssrsssd f9y
tsts sVHasss. , lslsss rgnslafss~i. p tea. So
Metals.
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-- ss}snsnsses T1<lse fafs gAr7irsr yAesss Haastr
ar.tssa~ f.wasfd ssFp- s&as3es evritsA aaS stesuS
asta .sssasna eefF heeVy. Ire za&s dsxtsfesss
f~s7sr sass sSzAs- Sr.;1eT ligxe8ss@s wnsk ~.
.t-rt. lss 7f7 - sSS35EAr f~sestfT4
f1s kz4tsa saes< asai rffssTfs fvrns r7frasYT 10
r.-sfe- s7ses=fe sew ass@sysiit e7-a
a.. l-sss -Wzesaess 1rve s. EstIs :
tt.eav f.aaz gecasn.re1 81 q
Ia &-szss2aees 81 $sss& -
SHHfs Ia-s sa%
tsss -oasss 81 Ssss - re ee-w hat exss ste
as5ae gsys see z1srs seA sssslEcvs g.ssss leaf .;
s. S. ss ass etaea
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.



CHICAGO Ialy = The eattis masRst steady
tsxsae with FAIR rscssHts tieE3 g. f&fey steet@
brought g. &ss = resamon gfAdes 81 s,'as ~
zssss.s~ and feeder Sett % cEs s7pt bets
CIV SIS % esIses snid Il S. sssas e. Western fed
s.srs< S. sAsx s. ard Iesas steers ~ 81 SsaS D.
staas we're shade Sas5ss ta~7&y esf'5ee ists
hsssaxss 81 @s4k IS heavy i1ss stz34 ~ tsiaf $50
81 sssss psxs. &Ts@sses cslls sad rsSsis in's.
SsN8
Sf,ese slA nntNsuse3 tsei&g. Salss were asl a
fsa-4s s&aE tsss sNltv. Hf IN st1A ftF fFtfiss
hers. a. saae5 - ssf seaftsaE= ss3 $ ss y tF
rtsfl Isrpsu g4s ge 81 sss % ss @s1fas f's*s fhr
As<f rzaee tssnI=s sc the Ssssss atss*ea EtsfeF42
sr,,sn / tsh sad SGD A. y zss&sA
Rs,sssss- Cattle va issxa. x 50, sl2fs3- 50
omaha.
OMAHA, 5ely = Cafile hfeaiets. J. - rslse5
ss4sse ssA ssfag Sss ssAtxa tasf ~iesrs. = SECS 50
tXgssfrs ssaefs stss4 - fsEss sterrs. s. sssA q
s4sssz 4gt 6sitsge SssE Fss1sssfe. ssfe sf+-h
49, ssps sesssgs s. >asss =, c&Iess- ssstaf hl4s
snH sssrz. S sssst 81
esess Rseespss xe sasyks* se~s sffFazsz esaers
slses tsaayy - Exs Is psssss3. 81 Ass9tsa kizAi
a szssas a. aaik u $alg@ - SAssi =
@aesss.- R.s5esfsss ~ asHsSrE ffFs sa3 *tE@Sss
80, - ss.sss.s Ysssatu~ s. aatt - esang0aa anA
.zeeA NAexsa s. sass IA jeFsts 8 ss@fSs
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fhe following table. estspisel tsy graas,rp.,'s
sso~s the bank ei~arings all sriaeinal eitis fr
sae ssssA snftst JuiY z. With the ria-rsata-. a.
Increase and decrease Is eonnrssed With ~ So -
sE1Ediag week last scar. - 49,
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

sr.ts1r razrss4s s4re tass dn1I sotas TIE
s.wx = Isstls loo lsss fnT Tire xa<ss ~ ass 10
S~ys msssss IL S sasa fs42k ixxss sssipsaszss a
r.ifssrssz frssas esaae ga tbs sstsmss sssAw-
hrv,.fz are alEsss sss1 q CIR u8rtst. asig ssvy
- rxxse4 fxfna the ssxykst sadas
n6exssssssn ~ psntisHs There wxss fes
sesf5s snazsss. tss spFss bszs demands. Tsxy sasE
- xfxxzs * fag crate AZ Ca
ar~ps.l car in@ta - Fse sa~Ssrs esnss sg ssss
nsrusag snd sefsssx @sls a. fa,srasS prizes.
fsss xssstfY sszxkst tsssssrs4 A. fks sznys Prise
~ = sazsrh xwasss 3aes wsa psvbshgs fat
Purchasing Prices.
~ fssssxtzx prsess ace eesas aeaed TO tie Pro-
hsnw ty tbs lssi 6sxiess fx delivery N round lsss
= o. esef 70 sk~ 81 s<sssts.~
fssais -fssfs, ssstsz -; hssis3. vi 0ssz. wheat
sk5<tee fred 81 v Essa Ns: sasfss SIS
Hss-Ps.sst s8saat szaT. Eastern WAshssxssa
ssnosAs flisii D; alfalfa. y psr ba-
Esxa-Esrssf4y fsssk sSnvA rs
Bsat~s- Ere@ss gaaek. .sEslse, esssasesy. EsAEr
YsGasry CEsgs&as hse. i1x LIZ, sp-4ns fs4s 50
~ sggksYss Eses sssss ~. tssesz. Saa.B ser Aar
ess<y ss8se sssrtee sissxT s&ane gnesi ba4s isss
~: hsss dressed s4es calves, dtes&ed. tsfss. -:
eHaif b. ezisrs. s5ss. large. se; sHzsfs. r.
usass Pslss shS weus Ifsssg SQUAD skisxd ssreys
Ssw % ~ sse medium. sound per D. se. light,
sp5sd aatsg y n. sse; esws. sassn6. ail wstxbts
fx. staSss bIs and sxSs. ttatsse, sstseA ktsa -
ssives pss =. skf kiSess lie Less shan saisni
esy hidsss p~x 4, lzsr dfr r-s.is enc ,tssrd hess
snnmer dssf, p~t - 1s#1se. sinfes dssF. dry. fse<
~ pag~rs der, asise dss sis. salas srssn sih.
e1trs shssp peits. 5szsEs %. sasa,sngs isa1zc
Easter. Washington soxl r.: Western Wsshinx,aa
sgs. he. dlss timber hgrass. he. tasiax. q
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SEATTLE WHEAT AARNEr.
TACOMA WHEAT MARIN r.

WAsa' tr5sest. N slssb ase NJ hsacss$r
&sr uaaaS. n e3aa NJ NJ : hlssstefn. s.
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faSsv sassssx sArss u afs w&@as. cvssSis. y, aAs
EHsss4- Vesss,. S~l tsass ssHSs2s f1ss ssesse
seSsss AZ asSAEo<s. sArss E&S e<ssesgs vsSSs, ssz
~sa "a a. le.. ssE44asRs>, As -, has. sssss.
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Receipts aud shipments.
Dairy Prod nets.

sta the PgsSisge E4etansr taiag the tnttar mar
spt xas steady. sresmery lataa7a. satyy lasi lsss
ssscvxee- M.as, s4aNn kEgs sax fessh. iigs iitc
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IRkEI AND TRADE REVIEW,

rexts1e. Jsiy n ssa
grrsasrrs Is vie kesstss. Tsrena sf,sk&nx sas
Ru4S4sz ssessiHS hoGsas tas&s vs<ss