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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

,seANsAss ytASssssste.As.
DETRoIr. June 22-The crippled Hoosiers
gave the champions . whirl this afternoon.
Watkins put in his pony battery and be-
tween them the game was nearly lost. Sut-
clitfe making some fearful throws aud Cru
ber making q wild pitch in the seventh. sd-
yancing a man TO third when only one run
.as needed 10 tie. The Wolverines man.
aged 10 squeeze through an scored their
third straight over the Hoosiers. Aofiett
was batted terrifcallv in the second ana
third innings. The score is as follows:
Detroit ....-.-.......-.....-0 5 0 o o l. s
Isdisnapolis 40 0 0 o o p
Hits-Detroit I3: indianapolis. g.
Errors-Detrolt 7; Indianapolis. 5.
BatterieS-Gruber. sutclfe; Mofstt, Buckley.
BosroS, June 22.-The Giants downed
the home club today by superior batting.
Their fielding work was even more errstic
than ours. but they got IN = run just where
it was wanted on Wise's long: strike in the
ninth inning, with three men on bases.
The following is the score:
New e,ii, Yori........-0 Q o
Base Hits-Boston 4: New York;.
Errors-BosIon ?. New York 9.
Batteries Madden, Kelly; We-ch Ewing
II was an off day for the Senators and
Phillies and they had no game, so it is safe
to report their position in the League
schedule is in danger.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

TIE following is taken from cur new cook
beck Prles g cor given away with every -
ssrs~esrEs Whips-
Whip sxeeisned rich usessn - sfif a.
possible MI the glass hak fnii of the inles
Il straw berries sweessacd ssa stTsinez. soa
Pile the cream on 100. thea lay straw
barry on top ef each glass
I~mensds Iunablers ACC % s. pei dox-
Lemonade strsws loe bnDdie.
loe chests. les tonga.
Ice cream dishes &c a. 81 . aoz.
SPECIAL sale Of glass water pstcaeFs 2So
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

Another Challenge.
The Clippers hereby challenge any base
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

lNd[ [n0Ull.
Raises PandemOnium In
the Convention.
The Great Orator Heard az
His Best
But the Name OF Walter q
Gresham
Turns the Great Assembly In
10 a Howling Mob.
Depew Makes a Speech and
Withdraws.
Rumors OF New Ycrk's Dele
CATION 10 Go 20 Alger.
And His Forces Strong and
Confident.
The Cry OF the Delegation
From California
Blaine, Blaine. the Man From
Maine"
While the Greshamites With
Equal Fervor Yell
"rin Pani Tin Pail I IL Won't
Fail"
But al 10 specol2tion-No Mar Can
Tell Where the Lightning Viii
Strike - Harrison's In
crsasing Strength.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
petreI,. s; Indis..pslis, !.

Base hits-Chicsgo, n; Pififbufg, 3
Er ors-Chicago. ). fiilsburg. 5.
BatterIes-Ryan. Daily; Calvin. Daily.
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in the eosssy bsssdInr sere esfirsIy insd-
eQusss 90 BIS tzperxffse nte1s
skxseen dollars Per nsonfn Nsf AfsoEea
for the Daintepance Of Felix TAYLOR, .
eouufg charge
warrants 70 the smo1at Of fIys13-Ss wers
ordered drawn IN paynsert for the eo1-
ssrsesioa Of bri1ze oger sissusiig river
81 Ysin prairie
Olympia Chapter No. :. Royal Arch Ms
sons. has elected the following 0fsesrs
Ias. r. HAYDEN. NJ " q. r.. Jno p. G0wey
XXI. q H0rr. y =. A p. e0zIes- g. 81
H.N Il Porter. r. =; K @. u Brien, r A.
e.. A. II. steele, Tress. JOAN Y. Tweed
See A. HeF1s0ex. Tyler.
NJ Dennis Eddy. the sax5fipg Eepabii,
esn,1 eEidsstiy does not isiend to leave
the county jasf YET. He has ynsehases tbe
farm o. Mr. r. G. Thornton Al south Bay
and viii in fsfuse reside there
The following persons have BEEN sp-
polluted n0ssvies public: 7. -. Cooper. u
spssyae. Y. u. Gr1puesl. Of spokane Falls,
and Alfred Thompson. Of Osy5Hr5a-
Mr.. T.. r Duellefte. president 81 The Pa
get SQUAD & Chshaiis Railroad Co., - IN
the city today He ssJs work on his road
10 being rapidly pushed ahead. q large force
Of men being now engaged IN The work OF
construction.
Hon Jo5ln y. Cover ard family returned
from Portland last night. whittier they
went last Friday morning.
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SEATTLE. Dee. II.
Oats have arrived freely since satEr-
day. g. Baxter & Co. receiving 200 sacks
destined for san Fssncises. OF this los 900
sacks were brought from Ficalgo island
BY The schooner l. J. Perry. and 100 sacks
sach BY the city Of Quincy and MarY
Perley from swinom;sh fats FftyAhFe
tons u bar we're landed 81 the Canadian
Pacific wharf By the Fanny Lake. Prices
Of hay are gradually rising, aud
farmers are withholding in hopes of
higher values. One farmer refused an
offer 81 SIS on the banks. although this is
the nsHal figure offered for delivery on
the what here. carload Of sheep wss
consigned to the steamer Apeon to-day for
the Alaskan market Mutton IL slightly
lower, on live offerings. which il entirely
due 20 the poor quality Of stock.
MERCHANDISE AND PRoDUcE RI
CEIPT5-Dafing the last q hours the
merchandise aud produce receipts al this
shore road, 2lg tons. seattle, Lake shore d
Eastern railroad Including freight from
Smiths Cove. Iz4l tons. 8 tons Of which
were merchandise. Steamers Nalia
walia 5i2 tons. Glide ] ton, Clara Brown \
ton. iith l ton, Fanny Lake 20 tons Gifts
schooner l.. J Perry q tons Total re-
ceipts, 2Z2lz tons. Among the receipts
were 1913 sacks -four. GIT sacks feed, $50
sacks bran, $50 sacks oats. ilD bbs aud 30
half.bbls oatmeal. rs sacks beans % boxes
raisius, 70 cases lemons. $40 boxes apples
- sacks rice. ls8 sacks salt, 10 sacks on
ious, 40 sacks sweets, as barrels aud 4
boxes sugar 200 sacks vegetables. I sacks
sad , boxes o. sisrs. boxes daeks, fierce
pork, IL tubs, 2 kegs and 2 cases butter. 6
cases cheese. 10 kegs Of ebestnuts 81 boxes
Royal baking powder. . casks b extract.
barrel sulphur. cans glyccrlne, cases
and 3 boxes drugs. II cases tobacco, %
eases cigar. 3 barrels and 3 kegs liquor,
ss4 barrels beer, kegs nails, 20 packages
powder. ~ bundles hides. boxes leather.
So tons hay. ] carload lee, 10000 shingles,
50.OO0 feet lumber. ~ doors. , windows, a.
sash weights and 100 head cattle.
During the las, q hours
goods and merchandise have been shipped
from seattle 10 the surrounding country ~
follows Puget Sound Shore road
s tous; Columbia and Puget sound
railroad, 81 tons, OF which tons were mer.
chandise, seattle. Lake shore 4 Eastern
railway, 1l4 tons steamers-City of
quincy, 81 tons; Eliza Anderson, I4iy tons:
Edith, ~ tons: Clara Brown, ton: Glide,
& tons Lief Erickson, tons: Success. !
ton; Augusta, tons. Mountalneer, / ton /:
Manfoe. 10 tons. lola. tons Total ship
mcnts. 2D3is tons
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sHonomIsu sEws.
Trains Cross the New Bridge Ma
Session of Court.

ssonoatsB. Dee. f7-The first train
eroesed the new aficgr today The usW
DEPOT IL now occupied for The dFsi time
News Of Judge Boyirs death l. received
here with surprise and soFrow Court va,
10 baye begun today aud the Jurors Al ar
rived.
An attempt was fasde 20 rob The safe OF
Saith Bros. & Plate. butchers, Iharsisy
night The lock was famfercd with. hai
the thief was probably frightened away
and bis attempt was Intellectual
The two new bridges on First street az
completed.
The ladies Aid society Of The ". T.
Church gave pie social NJ the residence
OF BIZ. and Mrs W II Ward, on FRIDAY
evening last which was a most univoundri
success. After the guests had amused
Themselves with chRrades and The game al
'.jamb'1," the pie-lurch vas served In .
most credltsblc manner, and the game.
were then resumed until ~ O'Clock, when
the company dispersed. Amosg thnst
present were: Misses Hiweil. rarkark
Auli, Scotnsr, Nellie Proctor, Matte
Proctor. Martin, Sinclair Aad Ferguson
MesdamcE Ward, Ferguson. Riarkman
Denny, MeNcely, Sieacy. Parker. Jarnes
comegss, Knapp aud Harris. aud Messr.
Ward. Ferguson. BlaekmAn. Pp,ctBr
Packard. Elweil, Bell. Ersas. Denny AM
New. Il. r. Brooks.
snohomish wiz be lighted with electric
lily by the 10Th OF this meath.
Snohomish engine Cumpsny No l ar,
making extensive PREPARATIONS for a bal
Al Cashcars's opera house on Christina
Eve
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SPOKANE FALLS NEWS.
Trial Of An Alleged Murderess-
Rich Mining Strike.

SPOKANE FALLS. Dec. i7,-The third trial
OF Mary Teller for the murder of her hus-
band was commenced In The district court
to-day. May ~. 1887, her husband, Frank
Teller, was found murdered near his
house. a mile west Of Deep creek. Spokane
county. The woman and her brother,
named Dugap, said that Teller attempted
10 Kill her and she shot him In seif.de.
tense The body was examined and no
llei-hOscs found. but the head had been
smashed xith bed Stat Teller ard his
wife had qnarreled frequently and had
commenced divorce proceedings she
lived with her brother, who rented Teiier's
farm The brother had a friend, Neil
smith, who was said 10 be her paramour
-Four days before The murder. Smith shot
Eve times a. Teller. but missed him. and
then disappeared. At the time OF the
murder Dugan called the neighborS aud
said bis sister had killed her husband in
self defense. he trying 20 shoot her A
double harreled gun was found near the
body. also hedslgs and q bloody ar, The
neigheofs raised purse 70 EMPLOY assist
snce for the prosecution Al the srsi
riei fhe brothers testlt3sny was badly
breken on frofsexa,Ht8atiop. and he
afherward disappeared. aud 10 said 10 be
en- The peniieutisry some where. The pros
ecufio1 In the first trial Introduced a
letter from Mrs Teller 20 BsTAn, telling
him bow 70 testify
rich strike Ia the Fourth Of July
mine, near Ruby cstT. Is ref,uTted-sal,hur-
cts Of silver, aSsaytng 81 900 ton. 1his il
kais 70 ~ The richest mias IN this TERRITORY
Ban Francisco parties have last Gem
pscted negotiations tnf larxr fiouf and
uoolen wallis. 70 be built Immediately.
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wALLA wAELA NEWS.
sharpstein for chier Justice Grin
mai Man.

WAEtA wALiA. Dec. ia dispatch FOR
vardcd 20 the president tonight uuani.
mously sisned by the bar hsry, recon.
mendinE Hon. r. l. ShRrpstcin Tor chief
Justice III the Territory
w. v wamsleY. well known hcrc. hg-
been appointed general agent - fht ss.
gon & Washington Territory Eat5ust. a.ta
headquarters 10 this clt,
This morning 8 recruits. Ia charge of
Capt. o'Bdcn. arrived a. the garrison from
ST. Louis,
Not only Is Prof MeyrellCs. the bsnl
master at The garrison, yery low. bgs tbs
drummer also Is nos expected 30 recover
Thls morning Sia prisengyr arrived A. the
penlieutlatY Ia chsrgr Of Deputy Sherif
Martin Of spokane Pals They WIRE J :
Forbes, burglary. SIX months, Geans,
Miller. murder Ia the seCuud drgoee, :,
years, I. u. McCuskey. receiving sieiyr
property, one year. James paysn. hofs,
stealing. three years, Panty Art, an Indian
bureisry one year: II, r. Sscbbms, fa-serv
one year This makes - conFivis noW Ii
tho Institution
Frank Merritt, wanted ia Spfaguc Cor for
gerry, was taken there TINS mntaiuE ~ ,
constable from that placc, lie j. a..
wanted At waltAbnrg fer sicaitgg oats Il,
IA the same fellow who made prrtenxs 81
hanging himself last sprius becsnss q str
.efnsed TO marry him. he Is uoi Il sanu,
mind
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OLYMPIA NEWS.
Commissfcners' Proceedings Ma
sonic EIecttop-N Mates

0byNriA. Dec IL The necets1 t-ey session
of the hoard Of county commissioners I'D
iaurned on SATURDAY evening. vrry lstiie
baSineSs OF Importance having c0Fnr before
It, The most important business transacted
was the opening and consideration u the
bids for the couujy's rsl7oAt bonds
amounting a. S5AnS0 fac cNunty Is poN
paving an Interest 81 eight ncr ecut GA It's
indebtedness. bat andcg The law passed oy
the last Legislature, authorizing counties Go
fand outstanding Indebtedness. the c,a,-
missioneSS Of this cauQty several mosths
ago took steps hooking - tac payment az
this connty's inde Nttsihcss sud thc te5s.gl-
ancc of it, bonds At lswer rsfc % iutercsg
than II is a. present paving. The uccvssAry
advertising was daag aud on lass salugi1y
evening The hsGs for ttc ueW eeRt;s were
opened. when q Was found that the iawes.
bid received was Tor 81 pcscSBt Thss the
comm ssionefe considered 500 high snd
they resolved 10 let tho bad gaaSthan rrss
Tor few months. until they are sgrp Of
selling them AZ lower rate ~ saiereSt
Judge Root was given prTu'l ssfon -
move the ofsicc of tbv Probate iHlEe 10
some convenient point Down iowa. he hav~
ing represented thar bis present quarters
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Once Yesterday.
Real eztsss transactions frunr gznu1r]
T. fsss. 10 date are sIs. &so.z5 1s- Their
we're fIed for record yesterday - deeds
the considerations sxxrezssing 81. 3s6 s.G,
average Of $50 81. Following il the List n
furnished By WOOD & o<borne. ABSTRACTION
Of title
Michael Phillips "a r. G. Hadsoek. lots S
9 aaf 10. blk J. Cable Line add to seattle
Mp. Railroad 90 T. winrxse, nwsl and
W Of ne,< Of sess Of nest. sec ., sP - ..
Z, tiha
A.v. Bsrnura 10 P. Z. Bxrnuna, lot 2, Blk
g. A. A. Deuuy's ID add. 81
W Bnsby 10 sarah BaruGm, lot 2 BIZ
e. A A. Denny's "a aid, n
H. T. Scott 70 r e. Earnam. lots % and
n. Blk =. Ross ad6.- ga
g. Kstling 70 sanl Olson. lot 4. Blk II, oi
Laws fst, 500.
Z. z. simpson to II. c. Estep. lots and
:. bsE .. OF 0Espzt0eks suy, 1850.
GhaaIaHqRa Assembly 20 Y. Z. Perry
Isfs II, IS and is, blk 7. chs1tsagRs
Geo. Dorfen TO ". ". Beck. blk Z, Rs
VIENNA Springs PARK s35a.
CBsB an4us Assembly to W. W. Beck
los :, blk p. Chagtusqua Beach. 50.
v, Hugo smith ef al 20 J. AeKenny and
J. D. Aeeraeb- lot 5. blk 5. Z 2. add to W
ScA9tse. we
WI Dearborn 70 Hez. n Tharp, lot 3,
blk ?, Yesler's n add, $50
MI. Murphy 10 C. e. Plough, lots II, L
and Is, blk 5. Occidental Heights add Il
West seattle. sZ70
C. Il Baker 20 A. Woodward, lots / and
2 blk 2. Palaiine Hill add. s3i5.
o. A. Carr 90 Thomas winSor. that p'
SCI Z. Desx. sec :, tip 6 D. T ) e. se of seattle
Lake ShOre & Eastern railway. $50.
r. winsoS 20 Amos 7. winsof, that p'
se54. nell. sec J. tps n e. sc Of Seattle
Lace shore & Eastern railway, $40.
!. A. Wius0r - Amos t. Winsor, lots ?, I
and (. blk II, Bigelow's add, supple
mental. $50.
l. II. Griffith 10 L. A. Griffith. lots 10
inclusive blk u, Dewey's add. 500
" r. Nichols TO Y. r. VI. Miller. e5s lots
5 and s. blk -, OF ID. t. Denny's 30 add. &c
North Seattle. ss799
Louis Coudeyille 20 wm. Montgomery
sell OF sw1t and lot 4, sec Is. tip p n,
G, $3.50
v. H. Smith to Charles Gould. lot 3. blk 5
Southern Pacific add. 10 West Seattle, Sis.
Henry Townsend 10 W II. Adams, sci
ser 10. ip % u. ~ e. soc.
n. 7. 4. K. TO Fred Brooks. lots 5, 6. z
aud "a. sec q, tp q d. re e, $73 40.
jacob Schroeder TO Fred Hoekbrnnn. lot l.
blk 2. In WIN. y. Bells 9Th and sarah A.
Bells heirs add, 5000
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Mississippi Train Robbery.

GRENADA, La, Dec. 5.-Passenger train
No. on the Illinois Central railway was
robbed Saturday night one mile north OF
Duck Hill. by two men. Three thousand
dollars was taken from the express car.
Charles Hughes of Jackson. Tenn, pass
enger, attempted TO open fire on the rob
bers. but was shot dead. The place of the
robbery was an open low marsh about so
yards from the woods. Both robbers ran
eastward into the swamp. Bloodhounds
have been secured to aid in trailing them.
MEMPHIS. Dec. I7.-0fiicials of the South
ern Express Co, say their loss by the train
robbery Saturday night near Duck Hill.
Miss, will not exceed 5000 The train
which followed had sl39 600 in the express
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very M,.t.rieu. Murder.

SAY Francisco, Dec l7--Sergyaut Thns.
T. iAagfvrd Vas eVouc.Rtct bv the police
com uis,iouers % Bight feom the eharss OF
uuotieial conduct aad ueslact az Guty iu
making nc arrests tn the Bank EvchsuEr
ssl,sou on she evening ~ December Il
" ben joseph Hsyt< aaS shot
sud Allied GaaEiort was a. one
umr aesi GA suspicion - being innt.sA-
tca so TIE shooting, hat ;.c Testimony ts.
tort sae con ~ ss&oHrFs Wuu}8 seem 70
show tAat 81 the iimo the izfAl shas u A.,
arrt l-aus .of4's arms we're ptuiousI from
behind cV ssagr unknown party. thxt the
500 vas lTsi t-sA tshiua. and fAat
aNa fvd
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PASSENGER LISTS.

oregon d Califoruia-Passed Medford-
J. b. smith and sister. DIR. b. p. Agnew
Mrs. Tollef, J. W. Hsmanar. c. L. Asian
Chas. Bangiey, w. Grey. John Cottage. T.
". Sewier, J. Bachelor T. c. Elkin, Mrs
Rogers. W. II. shelac, Mr. Weber, aud 8
eInigTaufs.
oregon Short Line-Psssed Huntington.
:. Stevens, K. W. Jennings, L. II. Rol-
and, Miss AOllie Diefz, J. E. Jennings.
John Gibson. Geo Randall, Peter Moxou,
r. Whirmore, Miss Wallace. T. L. Bowman
aud wife, L. Dobbins aud daughter, Thos.
Reed. II. Ball, 4. French. A. L. Rosedale,
and 70 second class.
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How Doctors Conquer Death

nor'o- Walter K. Hammond says: \ tier
ions experience ! have come TO the con
elaSis'u thaf tWo-ihiuis Of all deaths from
0h9KhS, pneumonia and CONSERVATION
9isoi te avoided II ~. AckeT's English
hrwCdy Tor consumption we're only care
faly used IN time" ms wonderful,
-cnecs j. SOD undss positive guarantee
by A. T. stewart druggist
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ALouisiana Family Feud.

GRAND CoTEAU, La, Dec. 1.-THE shoot
ing affair of Saturday was the result of a
feud which had existed between mem beers
of the HiggiubOtham family for the last
three or four years. The parties were at
tending horse races when the difficulty
arose. IL is said 60 or more shots were
fred. A young man named Beard, who
acted as peaeemaker. was shot aud instant
ly killed. Two OF the HigginbOthams were
shot. One died during the night and the
other is seriously wounded. Two other
persons were wounded, one OF them the
mother of young Beard. Her wound is not
esprious
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A CONDUCTORS ENEMIES.
Third Attempt to Wreck a Califor
mia A Oregon Train.

DIXON, Cal. Dec. IA freight train
running ahead Of time ran into an obsiruc-
ton, between Dixon and Fremont, this
morning about 3 o'clock. The train was
running slow aud no damage resulted.
The obstruction consisted of FIVE whist
lingposts, which had been pulled up at
two stations. and the object evidently was
10 derail the Oregon express, of which
Richard Moore was conductor. This Is
the third attempt to wreck the train OF
which he is conductor.
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eAN tasNt1Sg7. tssg Fat t2a rxeru
Ufe > ssloa q; several Inernhees % 5ae ~
pao4faa coGuiv COMMITTEES This afternoon
ID Wss stated thar she fsilouju, R..p5s.i7
cans 5syc decided 81 contest ,ratS gea
hr-G lF tavss ihemacra'ic cpfs3aeats 10 tas
iast cses'ilon drars Evsas. John I. Cut
loE. e. . kodv. candidates Tor supsr.{
s'Ars, and Henry MARTA. . 4 GAwihorns
aad = ? Curry. caudiaS.es for tse en-.
~ Irhsa tsc sairty laird. Sairts-feurla Aai
\, ,, Martin. candidate f.sr ttle sstas,., s-,,,,
tie tucnty Hfia district.
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Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. T.-Four men
were arrested sunday afternoon who are
believed 10 be the gang who pluudered the
station al Sepulveda and robbed the guests
at the -Four Mile house Saturday night.
IL Is also thought they were concerned in
the attempted robbery OF Nielsen's grocery
here. They gave the names of Frank
Cochran, J. W. Jermain. Bill Jones and
George kerbv. The latter. who is a tall
man with a short black beard, is thought
10 be the road-agent who has been oper-
ating of late in the northern counties.
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NV YORK MERCHANDISE MaEkEr
NEw NohK, Dec. l7.-ilops STEADY
coaFce-op.ions opened duh aud Irregn
ar aud closed barely steady 30 TO
a. points below SATURDAY,: sales. = COZ
bags, Including Dee. sI4 SEALS: Jan, sd .
ielb n Feb. sli Ssisla -. March. Sl4 s0a
u - Spot Rio weaker; fair cargO,s ;,
sasar-Raw nominal, refined steady.
g9ppet- Heavy lake. Dee. 81 -
Tiu-pnu aud easier, straits. 81 %.
Tar silver. e3e.
Petroleum Opened weak At pc and
after an advance Of 81. gave way under
selling orders from tho West. aud declined
- WAsc. The market closed firm at 81 Ii
Total sales. i.aSa 90 barrels
cUtcAg7 rEAnUcs MARKET
es T.. ttia Jan. 81 o.~i.. -t- i0ss
g steady cash. Sasc; ia. -
ais -steaay: cash -. January j, RS
ay &c.
s BRriey--No trading
I Pe5k-wcak aud lower; cash, Sis IS
{ January, 81 ~. Nav. SIS -
lari-hasy. casa - 10, Jan. e. 20; NAY
s. ia.
CWoAao LIyE srOcK NARNEr.
fHtcA0o, Dec, Il, - Cattle - Receipts
/ io,Un; dun and lsElac lower, on accann
I IT excessive supply, heeves. s. NsG5 ~
[ s,ockers and ievdrrs. s. i5Os5 10. COWS
! bats and mixed, 81 '0sS. Texas cattle
I s. 2sS9 -
tlars 80 Receipts. iS.01o. opeurd .eaIo,
higher. aud eiosea with the advance lost
{ mixed. Sas2 -. light, 81 2,ssss -. heavy
s. l0&5 St
snccp- Receipts, 600; quiet aud steady
natives, s. st%3 ~, Western. s. s.es& -
E Texans. - tGsS 10
IAyEgraoL GRAIN NARkET.
iIvENroal, Dec. i7--Nhss, galct. held
cfs efieF moderately, CUra quiet hni
steady rev mixed western. 3 sid DC
. GENITAL
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TELEGHApmc MARKETS.


sAS FRASCisco. Dee. wheAt-Ad-
yances In the prices for ships cause greater
caution on the part OF buyers, aud there is
not much disposition 90 purchase. For
standard grades 81 ~ IL the top.
barley The tone Of the market Is soft.
though holders continue 10 ask full quoted
figures, sg9Siite.
Osts-rhe market fayors buyers, as offer.
ings are liberal. over 900 centals from
Oregon were added 20 the stocks this morn.
ing. quotations are the same as previously
sent
Hops-S Nothing doing.
fotaiocs-st0ck largo aud prices favor
buyers. Receipts to-day footed up II 600
sacks, more than one-half coming from
Oregon. Quotations are unchanged
BaiteF-Easy market. sales AT top figures
are exceptional fancy, .ss9s7ise: good 10
choice, 30tsSae.
Esgs-steady at the quotations. demand
being good on account OF the HOLIDAYS
California ranch S-istG1je; store lots,
2ssJi2isc
SO charters reported
NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEw foKK. Dee I7.-The course Of
prices on the stock market was sissdiiy
upward throushoui the session, without q
SGT back OF Importance There was a
marked buAish feeling on the street. Buy
ing Of coal stocks aud grsnger by insiders
was very open. Armour was quoted as al
xisiug the purchase Of his specially. -
Paul. for long pull There was extensive
covering Of shorts later In the day, and the
upward lnovelne nj extended 10 the entire
HIST The close was a. the highest prices o.
the day
Governments dun aud FIRM.
ExCBASsK AID SECURITIES.
NEB fcEg Dec IL Moneyou call easier.
2'4at. last lean = <. closed offered ~
Prime mercantile paper Sffis sterling
exchange steady. 81 SCI Tor 6o-1sy bills,
81 s>'4 for demand.
H1SBs
Ess lfegisierealiG pSs lcoupons) los !.
q coupons. lbs Pacific o. ...-..... llg
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hAtp HiGaSAyNAS.--somc fellow, Prob
SHY srank. yelled ~ the caaeactor % a
esese-esy Seuaius along Iscssoa street last
nsght about 10 Throw az ycuy hanas o..
III shoo1 The co8ducsor suswo-et 81.
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poooAhly not la tae dtrectl0n ~ tAe car
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5. BAXTER g. CO.


goo Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. SD Tons Wheat.
? Cars Bran and Shorts. mixed.
20 ton GroEne acG Rolled Farley
spokane Mills Extra Flour.
Eilsnsburgh Mills Extra FIorr.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats,