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nounoed 4, s. raaIle.
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rsal1ina 4 lano roll AZ nrmr Ron ssar,,n'r
Tie ennmittea had raanhnd 4 anrlaiS,n
on an but oiaht 81 IN nnr.oo. ana fhr~e
we're referred b ihe eouVsntinn ilsrlf.
Tia xeport rfeasnfea waa nnnnir,onr
ana thn pratesta made neon hahnif ~
ne dsforataa were e1eindoa ~ 80 AZ.
eleian 81 rs oommitlea arranns,1r
were made for an1 anaina, fks e.rra1.l.
anea cf the renorl. ena II "a -1ai.-
mants az the daiegataa Vrhn lsFa - hnll
dnrine the dahats nav IA hniieve1. 80
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siass 1as verV airnnq. ne rnnort ~
aeeepted and IA va Seeided fhsf ahcrs
uhose nanaa hnd bsen rend frorn 49,
roll prepared ~ ne Committee - Crs-
denfials were entitled = n.aiR Whnn
thls rssali ua1 rssehad, - o1hers 49,
reooosied b leave ara theV oulofiV -
tired from tha hall. The ws,rk al ~.
ninninn ssaka % the ramaininn aalanaann
beaan and wss eomn,ntea ~ s.a. Vhrn
a adiournnsni waa iaknn % $50 20
norrow. Before ndlournueat. 4 waa
decided that ia 1raalassn a. ~ 1ouWnn-
tion ahaIi s. from a. "a. e ~ -. 49,
2to s 3. n. dnllV Unfll anel adIonrn-
menk Durina shs afiernoon eS9-Ion.
PoWderlV reasiped he lolioeinn trls.
ersua frsnn Terre Hanfa,
= The RrothaFhood of Incomo.ivs
Firauon ennd fheir enneraaei.1ios.~ 49,
bess Wishes. We Vish voa snd Voar o.1s-
egerV socoers. IS. p. Rtnnr~r. y
TIE teleQFarn waa Pend and nnFnrnlf.
tne apoinlnd "a aend 4 nniRnlle rawiw.
PowaerlV alao reoniVaa frnul Richrno-,1'
Indiana ths eonrratuIafiona and sharH.
81 Jsmer i. Towneena feolors33 81
Poat az AZ tha grand Armv N the IA.
unhlio. FOR ths rfand "a 6nd taken IN
hahalf az tha ealorea rrns.
Tomorr0g NiIl - laken np In iha als.
onssien 81 the edrnir1Ion 81 roiecficn a.
eiqht o. Ten aelsQaiea, whose oesas hase
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THnoUGM TnAFFnC A SHALL rrEn
TO FRANsCoxT1NENrAL
RAHLmoAns.


As usual when 3 rev tranaoonsinenial
linz IL opened, she completion Of tie
Canadian Pacific 20 tha PAoi1a hnn been
the occasion 81 great deal of talk about
ths aFeat thFoagh traflo which q ls likely
70 carry, Of the travel between Europe
and Australia and Chtna hnd dapan,
aad the like. While this tain ia still
going o. the report of she hoftharn Pa
ciiin comes out ana shows thal rs total
earnings from through ffeIQti il is last
haeal year we're e1x867G. o. SO per
miia Of its main line, and ieaa than 3
per cent. Of iis total freight earnings.
AZ the sane time is eaFninQg from
fhfoaQh passengers we're kfG6 9lI. ahIah
Il q per cent of ~ total passenger earn
ines sad f3 per mile Of main linA
Bat tha Norsharn Pacific has Z eanaid4
oFable population near ita Paciae taFnl.
nos, IN Washington and OIoaoa, anf
probably seven sighlhs Of ila thFuuQh
irafIe vas In che seFsiee Of thaao peopla;
the Canadiau Paaino has Z very mnoh
smaller popuiati0E &c ifa Paeida tsfzni-
nua Eurthex, tho throaah trafIIo = no
longer q profitable tFaf1s. II is cot %
BE- oxpeeted taat thg sxtramalg Low rates
of tha present year viii eouslnns afwayN
but TIE thr0ugh freight 81 ieagl canoot
Be mads % yieid q iaras proft ghen cir
camstaneeg ere m1et favorable. Laal
year ii yisidsa On iha Northern raolaa
ap average Of O 81 oanf per ton pes sniio
groaa, TIE average expense per ton Per
nils 81 al frelRht beina o.79 ecnlf not
90 much. ol eDarss. for thFsagh ffaiahf.
6Qf certainly - much that fha praAb nn
Il eoaid haFs bssn but tfihinQ e0mrared
With that On the local fFuiah4 uaich
-. aHaH u ~ arNaa -
has s iona average haui--N1 miles. Il
1884 IS, whsu through rates we're psoba-
bis ~ hiNh a. fhaF ever viii Be Grain.
the through ffeighf yieided eniT ~
cents per Ton per mile. aaainas 30l
ceuts for fhs iooai ffsiaht. ana an ~
eraRs expense 0f 09f oent fsr all
fxeiaht.
Ifs not % Be sxpacfsd that ihs Gan.
adam Pseifs ell 1s aba % efcng. a.
mash Raciao tFa1io ~ the NofsAaFn
Pacia1. until ne population of British
Coiumbia is uneeREe4f8F thAn it u SOC.
II it eompsfes Is pFo1eu4 rates vita fha
California lines for Ne 1Fafle ~ thn4
raFe 81 ths soast, which u several fImnE
a. ereat aa sha trans further narth. Il
viii lose mo4sF On every eari0@d IA car
fIss, and the tFana Panide tFallo. aflnr
II pears u narsi1R already, le simply
iusianihcaut Whsn Il eons8 % nuppoFt-
ing 3 y4ilrpad acFoaa tha AmMriean con
ioenf, aud maal b. eaFfiaa at lower
rates even than these feqairsd fer fhs
California and Oroaun tfana Tbo
C1nadian fAcido, Ike tie other Eail-
roads - tho R4Giae. hat mqE8 lham
ttey. mnst depsud for ifa nnrp0xt om
tba fFaslo of tae eoantry o. o. neaf iss
oua railfoad II ihat ooantFy IS whaf
Il i asueraiiy SapaEted % -, i oannof
fail II tine - rive . good aupport 10
thaa para % Ne llne wesi II Laka
snpsxior.
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urnnvIEw wlrn aEsEaAI nILEa


ALBuqunnoun On. NJ. OCT. 5.-0sn.
Miles vas asksd today By q representa-.
tive Of She Drmoeras what be thought Of
the published statements Or bulletins
assumed to have been written On special
information furnished e. Washington
az TO biz capture of Gar5nimo. These
reports. y replied ths General. emana-
ted from the brains of ans5Fupulous and
enVious peEsona. whose ooieot appears
70 be 20 disteFt the tFuth With the inien.
ton Of iniaring me regardless of The
lost praise due the troops Ter their az
lEaoFdinaRy services IL aehloving par
manent peaoe ID the Souihusgt. Many
statements are entireiy devoid q tFath.
Othsrs are weak arguments and laboFed
theories. The prslonae that tho surren-
der Of 0or0nimc and the other h0etiies
vas other than The result % the gallant
and arduous operations Of the troops IN
the hsld Il simply childish. One might
imagine reading aome Of the statements
thaf fhe red handed Apaehes have been
al Summer trying - Get 40 an Apaehe
excursion 70 the yellow fever districts
of Florida. Surely no Intelligent man
wonld bolieivs thai the Apaehea. who
have been roaming over thts mountain
Gus region for Renerntions ~ masters
Of TIE situation, would have thrown
down their arms, asoFinosd theiE pRos-
parity, sarfendeFsd their liberty. So
aautea perpetual hanishmsnt from tbelr
native eountFy, and pl4eed themselges
and thsir families at the msroy Of ne
Govaznmau9 unless they had bean a1b.
iuaMaaa by tha military forces. Xna
miidsat panfshment evidsutly IN store
for tham far ezsseas 10 severity any
ever bafore inAictsd on 9 body Of iadi-
ana "a this oountry.H
. General. would you snlnd giving ne
. eopy Of your ofaoiai rsroft of sar-
render p
Il an quias uilIinR thai every onsial
aet of mine In this enterprise Should Be
known 10 she pablie. ] would maeh
prefer that my oihoiai report Should he
pnhsIshed and thsn TIE extracts and
dissofted s1a1amenfs shoald . thFawn
ona. Peopis of this eouufry ara Qaite
intelligent on0aah 10 dfa@ their 0wn
nanolaaioua and Il 10 not necessary that
ofzeial doeumanta ahoaid b altered
throaah tie peFBonal bFain Of aonzs Ia
asnsoaa enemy and then 20 osiofed IN
pars e. % best answer THAR own pag.
sonal inter. 81"
= Woald yoa mind saying in What -
Epsst yoaF ooaFss differed ffom yoaf
strnstioua
II am alad % answer fhat qussiian 10
orasF 70 put e rss3 yeFy inaceufate
aatsmsna vas given assoluts dlsofs-
iianary anfhoritT % oo11not t1e en-
uainn. Even 0aneFai Sheridan, who
eammmnd1 ne aEmy end kn0we moFe
ahauf in6Ians th4n AL ne akmy a1losfs
II WaahiBetnu toQat1sgs oecllned -
assa ne any speciha inntguctious-
what has 6aen ths ease4 of tAs -
moval upan ne ether tribal q ladiansf
HH haa atEiakem tsrraT into thaas
LIVING d Re adiaeent eg1ntgy. BSel
ne pouerful Nesafoeg e D.oo Hoals
Are naw nfrHid f1at they nay % eone-
fhine fsr which ahey will b liable 70 10
aeuf aWay frum theiF Esetss cDuutry.
/ / airsaay fsgArd Il moss edsotlEs te4n
/ II faFsy sEssalisns wsald havs fahsn
plase.
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SAN FnkHcEsoo. Oat. 6.--A iury has
beaa secured In The cases 0f D0ans.
CrsiQhion and N0rthey. ''the Jury
bFtbega" Ths trial o. the oese of
kioah Doane vas oommenesd today.
KaltaF ,. B. mln Deaa.
Rev. J. B. Hin. publisher Of The Cali
foFnia ChFisfiaH Afroeafe, died at Ala
media this morning he gas an old
citizen Of Oalif0Fnia ana veil knowa In
business oirelas as the agent Of the
Methodist Book Depository on Market
street.
IavIiatIsu from the King ~ mawaii.
Tke King sf Hawaii has extended 50
Invitation 20 the Pauife Yacht Ciub -
be pFesept as the festivities ts BE- held
at the EolRni Palace ii Honolulu on the
occasion Of His Maiesty's blrthday on
November letb next. AZ q fuFtheF IN
dnesment, the kinR Offers prizes fer an
oeaan race from San franclsoo 20 Hun-
oluln. The hrst prize viii be q trophy
Valaed e. $1,000; seoond prise, valued 81
$500; and ths third prize. . cup 30 b
presented by the Hawaiian Boating
Assertion. meeting Of she yacht
club will Be held - an early date 10
take action on the Xmas invitation.
Accused % murder.
EAN FRANOrsoo, O5t. 5.-rha CoFonaK
held Al inausst today u TIE casa of
Thomas Curiey, Wh9 died ae the
Western Hotel on Broadway last We'd
deaday from Toe effects Of q beating
reserved early on Tuesday morning.
The Jury, after hearing testimony Of
witnesses, br0uQhl 10 q verdict charging
HsFman Manzals with murder. Iho
accused b the owner Of q grocery store
neaE whaFa CuFley vas beaten. He
was arrested and Jailed.
Israel Kafz Retarnea.
Ponr ToNNzzxD, Oos. 5.--IsFasl Kaiz.
Of she Arm Of Waterman d kafx, 70
turned on she Queen of the Paei6e
lrOm an extended trip n the kast and
BseumsnsIng fhe EaiIh B.
w. W. Easter vas IN toan today doc
umensinn 3 smAli steamer called tha
Edifh e, whi0h plies On Lake Wash
ingtou. Mr.. Easter d & bsotheg-in-laW
Of Mrs. II. L. TIbbais. IT,, o. this plaeo.
Elme Eoat and aesw saved.
YesfaFaay, wheB lsayina Friday Har-
boF with SOS 10 tow, loaded With 90
tona Of llme Fosk for ths Irondals fur
naos. The slsamsE Virgins broks heg
crank ahaft. Tha tax Qaeen Cily look
Tue disabled steamer and acow n tog
and started for this place. on Pro
lsotion Island, 8 heavy So struck the
aooW aud washed oM her after hatshea,
filing her with watsr. Tbs soow began
% aink by the Stern aud listed heavily
% 0ne side. when the rook On board sid
opsrboand, ailo8ing the eoou % fiaht
% again aa8 4 waa saved wi1hoai
DAMAGE.
meg. cRnWfsFa an tAsgs Tewnaena.
Rev. Charles B. gtawf0rd, late of
Earska. Nevada, aTI'Ised yesterday On
the Qasen q he Pas 10 20 take eharRs
Of IS. Panl's EpisospL Chareh in thia
city.
Camlng WeaaheF.
HkH fnkNcEaoo. Ust. SIS ,. m.-fndi-
eatioas for toa - houEs sommeaeins at
"a N, "Wednesday. Ostober Chi WASH
inRton EefritoFy. fair weather sxeopf on
the ooast line, local rains.
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WAsEu1qxoM, Oat. - Fcranaon nmraa.
Delroit, ~ Waeningtsn. J. Aftsrnoon
R4me. Dsifoit. 6. y ashin1toa.
FaELABEEFnEk, Ool. 6.--kanrss CITY,
4. Philadoipnia, ~.
BamEpn. osk 8. - 81 1,aala. 81 Bonan,
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No eficial confirmation of The report
lhat a. Apache raid 10 In progress has
been received at the War Department.
Tue report ia not oonsiesred impFob.
able. Aangus. who is said 10 Be at tha
heac 0f tha psEty, Vas lost sight Of By
khe people abeu1 q year ago he was
than two or three handrsd miles south
Of the Mexican lina. Six other Apaehes
disappaaFed 9Th him. Is has since
besn reported that Mnngua vas dead,
bat thia ia not known 70 be fact.
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eEEzRA BLANCA TEX. J, OSt. B.--A vest
bound passenger train vas wrecked q
miles west Of Grossly yesterday mora
inG. The engine. with the mail. express
and nrst-oinss coach, we're ditahed.
Several passengers and the express mss
seneeF we're injured seriously, Tue 80
eldest vas caused b. . WAshout. TIE
injured passengers are reoeiving every
attention.
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WAaaEM0ToM, Oct. B-The Qahinss
meetlnR today waa attended b Gaorata-
fIes Endioolt and Lamar. AtfoEnay Gen
eFal Garland. Postmaster General Villas
and Acting SeoF6taFy o. tie Treasury
EniFchild. An interesting question
arose ia ths case Of tue United States
Attorney Who has been nominafed Tor
Congress, with references - the pF8pFi
ETY. Of bic remaining 10 eGioe, daring
hts ConGFoGgionai elect on. The Gen.
erai epinion expFeaso0 9as that the 10.
elmbsnt had better resign hie federal
of1ee. end be viii b 50 infofmsa. This
astion b ID aeoogdanos With q resent
E1eoutive order IL regard 30 federal
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AEnAnH (N. -. o.. 6s-Ths Oourt of
Appaais has handed down q decision
o0naFmina she aentanca Of the lower
o0aFt ID ths ease Of ox-Alderman
Jaehse, gho uas oenEieted % . ehaFes
Of hEtbSFy 10 eolnoo4Iou With lhs
Bfoadway railroad fraauhiss. Judge
AndFess wrote che dooisien IN the ease.
3ndae RapalIo wroto Q dissenting oDiD.
lon, = whiah 5adgs Earl eonourS.
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PACIFIC COAST.


SuFy Ter she JurF Braoera.
San FnAEcEsoo. 0at 5.--A Jury has
besa secured Ia she cases 0f Doans.
Creighton aud Hortheg, ''the Jury
bEtbsEs." TIE trial Of the oess of
Ninah Daana waa nnmrnnnnad inaa4.
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A statement. prepared at ths Treas
ury Department today. shows thas there
are onIsaandina 960, ,l5e ,9B2 IN standard
silver dollAFs, being the largest amount
Of that coin In circulation sinoe their
issue began. However, . deoiino ia ex-
pscted as the result Of the issue Of the
more convenient silver certificates.
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DENvKR. Ook b.-This afternoon the
oaFfiaas. wagon and harness house Of
w. D. Snydem q Co. failed with hahil
ties 81 $4,000. Ths assets are unknown.
TIE heaviest creditors ere Ia New York,
Boston. Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas
City,
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HAnTEonn. Oss The asuaai town
eieotions tbruu9hout the etate took
piasa today. Iha vo1s was iighk 1hs
retaFns indicate 70 material ehanRs.
Aboaa half ths toWna Ia ths Stats have
voted ne licenaa.
HAnTFuuD, Oss k-Retuxns from LOO
louns eivs tbs Rapuhliaans s. to9ns.
ths Dsmaorals 81. and divided iA Ihe
nme towns lass year sl0od. Republican
q. DamnarAtia "a. divided IL. nat Re-
uubIiean a.in of t3wms.
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BUFFALO. Oct. B.--Mrs. Grover Cleye
land AMI her mother. Mss. Folsom. WHO
havs been visiting relatives here for ths
past few days, laft for Warrington this
manning.
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An oFeeon Appolnlnaeat,

WksEu0ToN, Ost. 5.-ChaFles Pgim.
Of J4eksonville, Oregon, has BEEN ap-
pointed q Btorskespsg and GauQef IN
the Internal Revenue District Of Oregon.
Ths PIsurs.PneansniA EuvesslGaslsa.
WAsHEH0roE, Oot. 5.-OommissioneE
Caleman today received q diapahoh from
DF. Salmon &c Chicago. oiaiming that
be intends 10 leave there for Toronto
tonight, hut will return % Chicago on
Friday DR.. Baiman says the investiea-
tion Of the pleuro-pneumonia Gases In
Chieaao b nov proceeding uystemati-
oaliy and We wil1 sosn knew the exact
extent Of he trouble hare. Thc aitua-
ti0n e row as good as can Be expeoted
ssu1aR Aha mraaann.nan
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WuxnHnAnaz. OSt6.--MFa. Cleveland,
Aooompanisd by her mother and oousin.
Emma Folsom, paaaed throaah here
this afternoon from BaaAle en- routs for
Waahingtor. Az she depot theV weEa
met by over 1000 psFsons. The majority
being Womon, who we're anxions % see
TIE Presidents wife and many 0f when
ahook handa with her.
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81. LoUIn. Ost. 6.-R p. Wailasa, the
murdsrag Of tie Llgaa family o. ave
psrsons -fatheE, mother and three chill
aren--wnB taken from iali ct 9toaisviila
last niahf By q mob and lynchsd.
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CEkn1ENruM, Oet. k--So 6haeks wsrs
fsli hare today. A slizha tEsmoF -
earRsa nt 6ammarSilia this Wcrniua.
Aavicse fron Nmsky 81. .spaih CHfulina
ovsr 30 hnnared mtles fEam Chnrieescn.
rsuart hasing had shacks abo1t thsss
miisa fren teat plass darsnR ths wsek
Rnd i i cIaimea that tha e1ntFs e TIE
aintnshnnas kaa akiiiad ffum ChaEiaaisn
! 70 that paiBh
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81. LoUIn, o.. She Steamer Ia
Massutss explnasd heg bgileEs as Rson
today. kiliinR : laTRs nnn bsr of psepla.
Hhs oaa Z passenReE boat RAINING -
twssa 81 Lazis and O4pe 0iraE9sau-
diaassar oeouRrsd nsAF the l4t1sF Biaea.
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wAsanaraN. o.. As. ]. ktnses.
GessrnaE of Mansana TsTritofy. IN bis
annual rep1Et 90 the SeefetAEy of the
Insssior ooncsrnlna tha eonditton and
uTnQress a nantana daFtnR tie past
Fe4f, says
: Aarsealtura haa been Aimost fAii-
are. eartainiy not ever ens half erop
lawns been Fatsed. a loaa eanttaGea
drnush, lasrina fer thrss nootbA and
~ fasa that fh4 Sail q ERou iaat ufstsF
wna laas tham half he asuai AmgunA,
raanlaed IN Tie dEyina ap 81 manv of
- NrsamA u Ass been dtlAo1lt. thare
fore. - proe1Es TIE necessAry uA,sf Ter
iFFiEasion. WllAoat Whi<h Il tstmpo1albls
20 sAisa eFapa n thfa Tertiary. Aensas
paxtsan of onr many vslie4a ainng tea
.arner ssrsams aad rieern wii - b
naslfzed feF azFtsgilnEA purpcesa 1n1il
tksEs ans beE1 . pEupef S5llte1 e iFEl-
Easfna aMnalm haitk tEKlEallnR c4nAiA
huwDEsT. ere exRanafses an4 thetF eu1'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-06

NKw YoRK, Oct. l.--ToniRht fight
occurred Amena the cowboys on she
Wild West ranch on staten Island.
One Of the o0wbOyB was killed. The
names Of thoes concerned IN the aaais
have nnt been learned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-06
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-06

EKW YoHK. Oct. b.--No tidinos of The
missing steamer AnohoEia had besn re-
caived 40 20 tAis morning. Tue maRns
laa papera publish her tassenger liss.
ID oanfaina 20 Oregon nor California
names. aog thoss Of any noted pefsona.
Il ta thoaahi at the oflise Of che AncaoR
Lane Company shat he Anch0riA haa
broken her snafk, e tka DeEoniA. of the
sane liua.hns arrived and rsposls severe
weather outaida. Ths route taken By
GLASGOW vessels Il q lonely ane, and
sther vessels would not Be Iikaly 70 paea
her. Ne fear is entertained fer her
safety, e he is Z Wall buiit Yssssi, and
4 unfaR Good manaaewank
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-10
COMMERCIAL.
sAoRAMENTo MARKET.

SACRAMENTO, November 9th.
FRUTT-Lemons - oicilv $40 50C0l1. Lines
s7t17 80 p box: Apples, 75c@Sl SO . box; Ba-
nanas, " 7593 Is y punch: Pineapples. s5G7 y
dozen : Cocoanuts, Sc 50@7; Panama Oranges
81 50@2 70 Q 100; Grapes, 60c@S1; Tahiti Oranges,
market bare; California Oranges, s494 80.
PIE FRUITS-Assorteu, z1a-D Cans, dox,
81 25(91 35; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches,
21zb cans, 81 so; Portland Blueberries, 2-b cans,
"; Whorleberries. 81 IS; Capital Asparagus,
81 75t62 p dozen cans.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced, 3@4c p n; do
evaporated. 9G10c; 40 quartered, 2@Sc; Pears,
peeled, 6G7c; Plums, pItted, 6@7c; Peaches,
9s10c; Go peeled. 15@16c; Prunes. German and
French, s@61zc; French Prunes. evaporated,
719GSc; BlacKDerres, 121a9l3c; Figs, California,
dose.
TABLE FRUITS-Assorted. 2zz-ib cans, p dos,
81 O@2 Is; Plu1ns, 81 50(91 20; Blackberries SO
2 10; Gooseberries, e 25@2 80; Strawberries,
81 5O@2 %; Aprieots, e l5G2 Is: Muscat
Grapes, 81 COOL rs Red Gurrants, 81 S5@2 10:
VEGETABLEs-Pota toes-Early Rose, 60@65c;
Nevada Snow Flake, 81 40; Nevada General
| Grant, 81 80 River Red, 65SI5c; Onions
s. S5@1 50; Cabbage, 75c@sl; Carrots saT &c &c
Parsnips, 81 %; Beets, 81: Horse Radish, sc o ID
| Garlic, dose; Artichokes, 40c p dozen; Green
| Peppers, S@5c p n String Beans, 1@11ac . ID;
| Green Corn, 121z915e . dozen; Okra, DC; SPIN
BREADsTUFFs-Flour.s n so p bbl Oatmeal.
| s. 70 p 100 lbs; Cornmeal, white and yellow,
/ e IN 70 u SACKS, u 10 In ~ ID SACKS
Cracked Wheat. 81 70: Hominy. SO so p CIVIL
POULTRY - Live Turkeys, hens, $50
| gobblers, 12@13c p % Dressed, l6c; fuli-grown
| Chickens, So q Dozen young Boosters
81 so p dozen Broilers, IS 5064: tame Ducks,
s4a5 so: Pekin, Sc 50; Teal, 75c Quails, Sl@l 20
Hare 81; Mallards, s.; Widgeon, 75c ; Sprig
! 81 so; Canyasback, So Geese, S20z % p pair
Eggs, choice California, 421ac; Eastern, SIC ?
| dozen.
DAIRY PRoDOGTs-Butter. fancy roll, SO@
| 35c s ID ranch butter, 25G3)c; picked, 2O@
ZIG; packed in hrkins, choice, 21@22c; com
| mon, 129l5c; Cheese, California, sole; West
| ern fats, 13914c; Martins Cream. 14c
| HAY, GRAIN AND FEED--Oat hay, e7tGS 90 2
TON; Alfalfa do, s76d7 30 p ten; Bran SIC p ton
/ Middlings S22 a ton; Barley, whole, paying
| 81; rolled, 81 25: Wheat. paying 81 81
| p cwt; White Wild OATS 81 75@1 IS: Tame Oats
| 81 65: Corn, paying 81 q cwt.
| MISCELLANEOUS-See -Alfalfs, lO@i01ac
| Timothy, Eastern, $685. . NJ Pop Corn,
| a 31S@4c p 70; Red clover, 11t9l2; Red
| Top, SG9c Nuts Chile Walnuts, new Jog
| lie; California Walnuts, 10@l1c; Almonds
new 121S9 511a2c; Peanuts, California, 41z@512c
LARD (Califor uial, cans, 72a9s1sc; Eastern, SIG
| 915c. Hides, salt, Light and medium, &C.
heavy steers s1ac; dry, LOG. Tallow, Sc. Hops
| Sales of PACING coast in New York, 25@27c
| market value here. 25@27c.
/ MEATS-Beef 5@51ac; Mutton, 5@o1ac y ID!
! Lamb, &c; Veal, 709c Hogs, 254G3e; Dressed
| Pork, So; Hams, Eastern, lbc; California
| TIC: Bacon medium, 91sc; selected, nc
| extra light DC