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Elegant Upholstery, Works of Art and
Rich Carpets in residence of MRS. ID. NJ.
MoREY, on account of departure for the East,
...CoMPRIsf me.
One Elegant French-plate Pier Mirror, in ebonized
and gold gilt frame, with marble base, suited for
either store or drawingroom; Rich and Elegant
Upholstery, sofas, divahs and single chairs and
rockers in very costly materials; Elegant Parlor
Standards. embroidered satin Gus lions: l Elegant
Bronze Mantel Set. pieces, with 30-day clock;
Costly Bronze or Bisque Ornaments; JardinlereS: :
Rich Mantel Lam breQuius; Elegant Japanese Vases;
Valuable OIL Paintings by Holderdge: Elegant Car
pets throughout the house; l Magnificent Mirror
front Peerless Folding Bed cost S225; Elegant
Plate Mirror-frOnt Warurobes Very Elegant An
tlque & ak and Walnut Chamber Suits with toilet
mirrors and Tennessee marbles; u Walnut and Oak
Bedsteads; Decorated Toilet Sets; Extra Clipper
Spring and White Hair Mattresses; Best Feather
Pillows: White Blankets and Spreads; Elegant Silk
plush Covered BED Lounges; Handsome Eastlake
Hall Bat-stand; Extra Bric-a-Brac Mirror Mantels
l Elegant Walnut bookcase: Large Turkish Chairs;
l EaStlake Walnut Sdeboard; 1 Palace Extension
Table; Walnut Dining Chairs; Costly Leather
Lounge: Fine China, Silver-plated etc, Crystal
Glassware: Superior Kitchen Requisites, with other
desirable articles f1- The above elegant furniture
is all OF the best quality and good as new.
sel6 2t GEO. II. LAMSON Auctloneer.
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weayer,s international Guide"

w. H. Mccarthy, who has been acting in
the capacity of collector for N. J. Weaver.
who las announced that he intends to pub.
lsh the international Guide" claims that
he has been an innocent party to the trans.
actions aud that his only connection will
the Guide" is that of being employed by
Weaver to secure subscriptions. The rep
resentations OF Weaver that the "Guide" i:
to be issued by THE MORNING CALL are
entirely without foundation.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF Nearly New, Rich and Elegant Furni-
ture and Carpets.
r1 r crNFH HfNTS ATICTTONEER

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
THURSDAY. September, II, 1891, at II O'Clock A.
NJ, at 1857 MarEet st, between Sixth and seventh
all OF the magnificent Parlor, Bed and Dining Room
Furniture-Upright and Wardrobe Folding-beds,
handsome Pier and Mante Mirrors, costly Engrav-
ings, Etchings and P&ror Ornaments, rich Up
holsery Body Brussels Carpets. Rugs etc; being the
entire stock Of CoHkiiu Bauer; consisting in part
OF handsome farlor Sets in hand-caTved walnut,
cherry frames with the latest styles OF rich
covers; % elegant Parlor Sofas Dyans Easy-chairs
and Rockers, in plush and satin; II brass onyxtop
and other fancy Tables: 20 Eastern walnut antique
and Sixteenth-century oas Bed-roOm sets; SO extra
fine - ring and Hair Mattresses: feather Pillows,
Blankets and other Bedding. ana line OF tinc Ward
robes Book -cas es, SdebOards Pedestal Extension
tables, Leather biung-chaFs, Hali-stands odd Bed
steads II eau, Ran e.. etc, too numerous TO men
tion. NJ. j. SIMMONs, Auctioueer. 1t
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Symptoms of Consumntion.

WILLIAM j. SHARPLEs, PORT DRAM. NOR
RIS COUNTY, n. j., writes
My business Is that OF sharpening mine drills
and am much exposed to smoke and gas. About
three years ago l began TO have bad cough,
with considerable Indigestion and pains In my
chest My physician Told me had symptoms OF
consumption. Ky the advice of my father, an old
friend of BRANDRETH's PILLS, commenced
using that valuable remedy. BY The time had
got through The secord box l began to pass a
very disagreeable humor or pus. l began 10 I'M
prove very rapidly after this, and grew stronger
and bitter every day. Ny cough is now we'll
sleep well at night and have no more indises-
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NIlsfit Photographs.

singular business announcement over
certain photograph gallery is: ''Mlsfit photo
grains for sale" This. we are told, brings
many customers. Mothers, for instance,
who have little children. often buy pictures
of children with long hair when the hair OF
their loved ones has not grown, and send
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UNITED ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATES. - The
seventh annual bali OF this order VIII be held at
/. o. o. +. Hall, corner Seventh and Market
streets, Thursday evening, September 17th.
Grand march at o'clock.
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A Concord On. c. mule finding its neck
so swollen by some throat affection that it
could not reach the ground to feed standing,
lay down. and after eating all the grass
within reach on one side rolled over and
finished It's meal on the other.
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SENT TO NAPA.-Margarent McEwen, n ma
tive of Ireland, 20 years of age, residing at
41SIa Ivy avenue was committed 10 the Napa
Insane Asylum yesterday
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THE ROSENBERG EsTATE.-The inventory OF
the estate of the late Joseph Rosenberg was
fled yesterday. The estate in this city consists
principally OF stocks, and Is valued al Sl4O.-
1914 OF.
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THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE

Thursday -...........September II, 1881
AT IL O'Clock a. NJ. on the premises,
GIG . u tt IT Il R . IT,.
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Doors and windows are taxed in France.
La peasants hut the tax is about 3 francs
per annum: on houses in cities it sonnet times
amounts to IL francs for each family.
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WANTS HIS LAND.-Le0pold Herenghi has
sued Joseph Cuneo TO recover a tract OF land on
LObos avenue, near Plymouth street. 1t is al
legged that Cuneo unlawiuliy seized the land on
August 27tl.
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LOOK out for our great sale of Preside Park
lots October l4tb. Joost, Merfens 4 Co.
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MORTON Special Delivery Office removed to II
Geary street. One trunk. 35c; three trunks, ST.
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SALE PEREMPToRY.

Terms-Oue-thrd cash. balance in six and twelve
months; interest per cent per annun. payable
quarterly. Ten per cent of the purchase price at
time of sale, TO be credited on the one-third cash
payment
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was cut on the left arm last night by
young butcher. The latter says that Cav
anaugh called him a vile name.
The Sheriff and his deputies hunted to-
night for a tall man and young woman
who eloped from Woodland, but they were
unable TO find the ruGaways.
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VIEW, DRAINAGE,
CENTRAL LOCATION,
NEARNESS TO GOLDEN GATE PARK
AND TO BUENA VISTA PARK,

With cable and electric road accommodation. an
eQualed in the near future are desirable aduncts
should examine this choice location These lots
will vie ia value relatively with Pacific Heights in
the future The advance Ia these residence lots
must be very prominent. They only GftecH
minutes from the City Hall, making them very de-
Sirable. and all persons OF moderate means should
improve this opportunity to Invest.
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GEO. s. IAMS0N.
THIS DAY.

AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
as kearnY St. Letween California aud Pima
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Look al the Extraordinary Terms.

Only Il cash: balance in four equal semanuua
payments, secured by mortgage; only per cent
per snnum. interest payable sem-annuay.
TITLE INSURED by the CALIFORNIA TITLE
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY for the
nominal sum OF 50 for each lot
TO examine tins highly favored property take the
Castro street cars, go TO junction of MARKET CAS-
TRO AND lTrH STS., walk west few minutes. or
take Haightstreet car ride to Ashbury, walk south
toward monument OF Liberty on Mount olympus.
The new electric road now under construction will
pass Ashbury street. quite near this favored site.
Do not neglect to examine these greatly
favored residence lots.
Remember they are about fifteen minutes from
the City Hall and have q grand view
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RAN oFF TIE TRACK.

The engine and forward trucks of the
Sacramento passenger train ran off the
track at the Sixteenth-street Depot last
evening on account of an open switch. En-
gineer Carroll noticed the open switch too
late to avoid the derailment, but promptly
reversed his engine. The ground was torn
up for short distance, but fortunately no
one was hurt.
Michael Cavanaugh. sewer contractor,
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THE WATER 'FRONT.'.

Tug Poiitkofsky came in for coal yesterday.
Tug Cyrus Walkercame in from Port GemhI6
with some lumber
Port Captain r. J. Rathbone, OF the Unfo6
Pacific. went 10 Port Townsend yesterday.
Steamer Michigan arrived from Portian1
yesterday with supplies for the Union Pacf6<
Company's boats.
Tug Queen City came in from Jacksonss loes
ging camp with boom OF logs for stetson 4
Post Mil Company.
Tug Virgil Price went TO Port Gardener with
ascow OF lumber. She makes another trip today
with seew OF brick.
Steamship City OF Puebla 10 at the bunkers
loading 1900 tons of cargo and fuel. The bali
ance of her cargo win be general. freight
Steamer Al-ki got away from Departure bay
for Alaska She was day late getting away
from here, but has almost made IL up already.
Steamer City of Topeka arrived at Victoria
yesterday, and viii go in the dry dock ut Esqui-
malt tomorrow Her trip to Portland viii b.
abandoned this time.
The following is the forecast of thu weather
for the twenty-four hours succeeding 8 80 clock
last evening: "Hoist cantionary southwest sig.
nal. Storm centering over British Columbia. :
The new steamer Flyer went to Dutton's
wharf, near the foot of Unlversity street. yessers
day, where she will remain while her furnish>
ing is being done. A car load OF the furnitura
carpets, etc, arrived from Portland yesterday.
Steamer Victorian came In with 60 tons %
bonded goods from Victoria; the Mabel had
IS tons OF general freight out on the snohomisA
run; the Bailey Gatzert left with Is tons on The
Olympia route; the Wasco took Is tons for
Whatcom and way points; the Angles had -
tons for Port Angeles and other points along The
route; the Buckeye took out II tons for Rich
mond Beach and Edmonds: the Glide had II
tons for Vashon island; the Henry Bailey came
in with % and took out % tons for sksgit river
points; the State of Washington came In with
Is tons and left with 10 tons on the wnatcon
route. and the Multnomah brought In IA tons on
the Olym pia route.
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DROPoSED AMENDMENT NO. GA PROP
l. osition to amend sections 40 and IL OF article
TX or the feeholders charter. adopted october l,
Resolved. That section 40 of article TX. the
frechoders Charter be amended to read as
SECTION 40. There is hereby created an auditing
committee. which hall consists OF the mayor pres
ident of the board OF aldermen president OF the
house Of delegates ard comptroller The mayor
shall be tae chairman of The COMMITTEES and the
comptroller shall be secretary but in the absence of
either from any meeting of the committee tenn
porary chairman or secretary may be chosen by
the comndttee 10 &C, for the time being.
said committee shall hold stated meetings once
IN each month and may adjourn from time to
time. 1t shall be the duty of said committee to
oi whatsoever nature and 10 recommend TO the
city council the allowance or disailowance Of the
same same or any part thereof except salaries Of city
officers as fixed by this charter.
ihree members OF the committee shall consti-
tute quorum for the transaction of business, but
a less number can meet and adjourn from time to
time
Resolved, That section Al of article TX. of the
follows:
SECTION al. All demands, bills and claims which
may arise against the city. including the payne mt
OF All employees of the city. whether under regu ar
monthly salary or not. except salaries of city off,
GERS az fixed by this charter shall be duly verified
as hereinafter provided and be filed with the
tary OF the auditing committee. who shall file and
number the same in order OF presentation and re-
Iet the same 10 the auditing COMMITTEES FOR action
whose duty 1t shall be TO recommend the allow
anee or rejection of the in whole In part,
particular fund from which they TO be paid and
lndorse upon the back OF each claim demand the
Date OF the recommendation of its allowan ce re-
lection the amount TO be allowed, and also the Sec
ton of the CHARTER, number of ordinance number
or contract, resolution or order under which the
said claim or demand was authorized con-
tracted for. These Endorsements shall he verified
by the SIGNATURE of the chairman and secretary of
the auditing committee. All claims or demands
after being audited by said committee shall be
forth wiih reported 10 the city council for final &C
tion. Fl. W. MILLER,
Clerk of the City of Seattle
Date OF FIRST publication November H. 1891
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. s-A PRO p
L ositl0n 70 amend section = of article XIII of
the fseaoldeTs charter, adopted October J.
A. ID. 1890.
Resolved. That section Of article XIII of the
freeh0lders charter be amended 90 as To read as
follows:
~FIoS 2 The city council may. subject 20 the
pro visions of the constitution aud saw- of this
state and section 80 OF art Gle w OF his ar
ter from time 20 time, but no one time To ex-
coed in paY va Ne one handre Il thousand do lars
issue bonds for AID IN the OF he city of So
sfle. piedging the faith and property OF The city
for the payment thereoi, Il the par value Of one
Thousand do lars each, payable AZ such period as
Shal hs hxea by the CITY council. not sxcaAtDe
twenty W after The fse thereof With interest
not 70 exceed i've per cent per Hnnum. vita saca
further terms and conditions the CITY couo "a
shall ny ordinance uTesE RE- TO De Ceoou4Inat
publ c park bonds Of the city Of Seattle and hail
sell the same the rlghes bidder but q not les
than Their par value. aud the pr,caeds thereof
shall De paid % the city treasurer and be a portion
OF he city park fund.- created in section of this
article The proceeds of the sale Of said bonds
81 slg he usai Ia tue purchase OF land fr park or
parks or the imp ocye n1snf of such PARK or the
ruc.lOa of 6uiidin theFein or Ihe canstrllc-
ttan iun pyuyeneut aud orBkmentaLiOn Of park WAYS
drives and boElsv ards III the city or he piantne
rf trees. shrubs and flowers and other Ornamental
tion and improvements IN the parks, PARK WAYS
drives and coUleyaris az the cay.
II ". MILLER
Clerk - the City II >satfle.
Dare of arst publication November IA, 1881.
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Wheat receipts continue 10 pick up, seventeen
cars having been received yesterday. The gen.
eral tone of the grain and feed market is very
healthy and quotations firm, with an upward
tendency in oats and wheat The hop market
has improved materially from what it was
week ago, though there is not n strong demand
for anything short OF choice stock. Primes ind
fair demand. but mediums and the lower
grades can scarcely be disposed of at any price.
The live stock market remains steady,
but some of the dealers COM
planning because stock is delayed
long in transit since the recent washout.
The Seattle market just received two or three
car loads from Ellensburg which were forty-eight
hours on the road, while the regular time should
not exceed ten hours No Improvement has
been noted in the potato market, though fancy
stock brings fair prices. Poultry trade is pick
ing up, and the supply is rapidly increasing.
Prices are tending down trine.
JoBBISe TRADE.
The iobbing trade has been fairly active dur
ing the week. but prices have been quite steady.
The only changes noted were reduction in
some nuts; an advance in dairy butter aud
ranch eggs; slight drop in old chickens, and a
decline In rolled oats. Sweet potatoes are stiff
ening up trile.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY ratl--Northern Pa
cife, 80 tons; Columbia & Puget sound, IL
tons: Seattle, Lake Shore Il Eastern. 1913 tons.
By water-Mabel, IS tons; Puget sound Il Alaska
Steamship Companys boats, 80 tons: Angeles, 35
tons; Henry Bailey, 20 tons: Bailey Gatzert, IS
tons; Wasco, Is tons: Buckeye, ~ tons; Glide,
II tons; State of Washington, 10 tons; Muitno-
nah, tons; Detroit, tons: :. N. Renton,
tons; A. 4. Robinson, 8 tons. Total shipments,
ca TONS
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcsfrrs
Produce and,
~ the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: BY rall-Nor.nern Pacific,
$50 tons: Columbia & Puget sound, O. tons; Sc
stiie Lake shore Il Eastern. 49, tons. By water
victor an % tons; Michigan, 40 tons; Puget
sound and Alaska Steamship COMMANDS boats
30 tons; Henry Bailey, IS tons: State of Wash
Ington, 10 tons: Multnomaa, Ii tons. Total re-
ceipts, ], ia tons.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO A PROP
Il osition 10 amend sections / and 3 of article
VII OF me freehoders charter, adopted October /,
Resolved that section 1 OF article VII. of the
freeholders charter be amended so TO read as
follows:
SECTION /. The police department shall be un-
DER the management OF the police comm Ission,
which shall consist OF the board OF public works
and the mayer, who shall be chairman OF the COM
mission No member of the board OF public WORKS
shall, as police commissioner otherwise, take
any part in any election. except depost his vote
nor shall he directly indirectly influence o. at
tempt to influence o: control, the aciion # any
member or enpioye of said department. or know
ingly suffer to be received or collected from sny
member of the police force an assessment or con-
trbution or any political purpose or purposes A
violation Of any Of the provisions of this ION
shall be cause for immediate removal from Office
OF the person guilty of such violation. The mayor
shall have power TO convene the commission ut
such time and places within the city and upon
He may take part In the deliberations of the COM
mission. but shall not vote except in case Of tie,
when he may cast the controlling vote.
A quorum to do business shall consist of three
members, one of whom may be the mayor, and the
Tilted TO vote shall be necessary to any decision
The secretary Of the board of public works shall
nave the custody of all the records and Official
documents of the police commission and shall keep
the same In such place as the city council shall
Resolved. That subdivision aSecond" OF section
OF article VII of the freeholders charter be
amended so as TO read as follows:
setond-The board of police commissioners
with the concurrence and approval of the city
council, la joint convention assembled, shall APP
point the chief OF eolIce ard he shall appoint al,
subordinate police officers and regular and special
Policemen and detective officers subject TO the ap-
proyal OF the board of police commissioners,
cept as IN this article otherwise provided The POI
lice commiss may from time TO time remove or
suspend the chief of police or any Of such police
Officers, any regular special policemen or any
detective officer for such cause 10 them shall
seem Just or proper, but The ground OF such re-
moval or suspension hail be entered In the record
oil proceedings, together with the names of the
commissioners voting therefor Every appontee
TO tile police force must be a citizen of the United
states Of good character for honesty and sobriety,
able to read the English language and must have
been resident of this city tor at least one year
preceding his appointment Any p1intee here
after apT ointed except the chief of police shall
not be less than % nor more than fifty years of
age. and must possess such physical qualifications
as Will enable him to pass a satisfactory medical
examination under such rules and regulations as
may be prescribed by the police commission
II. W. MILLER,
Clerk Of the City of Seattle.
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'hnfosED AMENDMENT NO. "A ppnpo
.a sueh 10 amend sections three ss1 ave Isl am,
~ az article V OF she ireeaoiders charfer
~InsNea oetober J, A. u. 1890
nesolyes, That section OF article " Of ,ha fra
Nss. ' ~ - :" fSA0 AS iol-
,,sEcTIoN 3. At the general election in 1892
- Niais % elected IN each ward tn the ctv one
us..tf OF tie husrl of aldermen and on, n,srntsr
=. 80 mouse OF Delegates. At the general e,srt4ua
49, lns ave niehers OF the board OF aldermen
a.. ~ ute SfVaiVst number of votes shall hold
oelce tor four years aud tlse fhsr f.pr far tu,e,
ana ln the case ~ a tie vote, the length If me
ins s - ~ ne ms session and before transact
snk AiS ether business. Ice ssterm{n.,g M Iaf I,
n saoSeq1shi general municipal elel on s,,a,,b
s0ssnsh SHAT De elected frenl Tie 1880 =
exnir. az - =, st,se whose terms are about 10
otace fer four years NV S"~-A eSeh aoid
ne hemoeFS elected to the house % ae,s-.,ss
e.sber S,, .esa euce Two years Zach rnerlb~r o
49, ~, escvtes! Aad qualified. Zach ,ns,,b - -,
81 y sSausai shall have an annual ssinry -
yl.s.s sSa9 - se.sSfs, 10 De paia uOnthiv. nroS
pave reached she number of - .,on = - sASii
IT, nm, S'Ne.- "a eshsos such salary shall -
snnum payable sn an ,a.gndrea aSilArs per
h. ss cellars saau oe made non, 60 ,-,.,' -
ss.,, sA,s,y who stan 10 shsept f-1,, 49,
ee.eeias or MS respective hsas. ,st,T.ss -. any
nef shall cefttfs ca hts 49,. -. - -" ms m
- caused hs Illness or ansxv,'gatss - ssslee
s.y A. ihe time of the neetiFr AK ''O'a
A.s W ", bat section q aFsi,ia ~ Of ,t e..
ioxs. vs. Se ~'AeAGed - u read as fol-
ssS S :, No member u either house shall ,,,,
es,x lssi ofiiCe " b4 a. 80 go . -
49,, W sitser Of said houses or H. : 81 slie
ran 49, = sh the city with or -, -, ~ sly
sisrsss board osfceF agsat or sga,,,.>y.
N, : . member upon taking ONCE .s.,, 49,
ki1h ~ s nse or city clerk an oAts re- - ,,s
nensx - ,tNst.tss with ard abide bv Al = 80
N''Sh' AID The violation q aay N
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

BERLIN, Nov 1.-THE Bourss has been genep,
ally unsettled and there have been large deall
ings. Roubles declined nearly . point furthed
upon Its being positively stated that the wheat
prohibition had been dehnitely signed By th(
car.
LONDON, Nov. 1Z.-Bar silver, OBS fne, - t1Qd
per OF. Bonds-u. S. AS OF 1907. (par 1Q<1l
ilss<. Bank of England discount rate, 4 per emit
BREADsruFyS
LTvKRPooI- Nov. H.-Wheat-Demand faiR6
prices unchanged.
Corn-Demand fair; spot g., "a, 6rm; Noveu
Der 6s sgd, firm: December, Is SD, steady; JoI
uary, IS sd, steady.
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sale. Some oranges came In from Florida "a
the Northern route 4
The vegetable market is quiet and prices
changed. Potatoes are STEADY atquotAnons
heavy arrivalx Onions are in better dema,
and firm.
The market for dairy producs shows
change. b
Flour-yaniiIy extras, IS 4o75so per bbat III
ers extras, saSsst5.4s per bbl; supernnes $40
$40
Wheat--shipping grades. s.s25ssLs pr =
Barley-Feed, 81 Oh "a i07is for dark coast. q
81. 1901 ia Tor better qualify: brewing &-14
al 2a1s chevalier, ST. 4xsei As per GENITAL
standard: lower grades, sIl7lS9SLSo per cent
oats-surprise, n,47szal.Ss; milling. 81
slSOgl sai1; gray, slsteL$6: black, $l1
l.5o per GENITAL for Oregon, and s1.6o019o s
Corn-Large yellow, sl22l<tel. Is; small -
low. slso; white quality, scarce, $L%Qsl.5o q
wooi-spring foothill, per pound. Ie0lsI
northern. lSgs2c; Nevada, l5aisc: Ors1e
valley, ISd2Ie; Esstern--Idght, l6xaisc: heeV
Ia1i5c ail-M0untain--Llght and free III
Isc heavy and poor, aellc. Plains Heavy q
poor, 1t9Sc; good, 9Gloc. Lambs-Poor
detective. isJl4c.
OPTIONS
Call board sales. wheat--Buyer 1891, 81. 81
lS5is, closing At $1.s51S; buyer season. 81 Sc
L soi5 closing at 81. 500
Bsrley-Bnyer 1891 g. Is,ssl lss<. closing
s1.lsIs: buyer season, $l.l&gl. I95ss closing
$l.lgl4
Drafts-sight, i5c telegraphic, 20. e1sr3iu'
bills-Bank. s4s2; sight, s4.s6; commercial, "a e
silver bars--e4t 40194ssc. Mexican dollars-74a
rINISa STOCKS