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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

Flour is firm, with better demand bat with
no msterial oh 'nge in prices. The offerings Of
Whest are still small, aud the markets are fairly
active at the rtcsnt advance sales range from so
TO 102; no choice longberry was sold to-day.
Corn ia steady at 47a50. Bye 1888. Oats 2Ss
40, latter for white Eggs, Butter. Dststoes aad
other produce are wsnted VI foil figures. Mill.
feed, HEy and Straw show hardening tendency.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 17-Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat fin; No Q red spot and Feb
1C4 ,104A Mar 104 a10411s; May 10a As1O32
steamer No 2 red 1904 Southern STEADY Fultz
97s104 longbarry 100a105 Corn dull mixed
spot and Feb 4sa5a48a4 Mar 4sssa4sss April
and May 491s; steamer mixed 46hs46ea; south-
quiet; No v hite Western ssSsss; No mixed
Western 37a37lh Bye firm but quiet No Sea
961s Hay s.esdy; gotd to choice Timothy S13s
IA. Provisions steady, qnies and unchanged.
CHIoAeo, Feb 1z-1O:45 q. m.-Wheat-Feb
May 41sa oat.-FeO nominal; MAY 8 lAs. Pork
-Mar-$11 52Aa11 57A; May S11 80 Lard
M.1ca-$6 45s6 471a Nav Sc 6O:6 624. Short
ribs-Msrch-$5 e2ha5 So; May % s5a6 STA.
Neg Yoas Feb soes:en dull uplan as
steady Flour 1rI active and firm. '' Wheat guile.
and Steady. Corn du and weak. Pork active
and firm at SO 75as1o SO. Lard dull and weak
at ST 90.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Feb. 16.-Cattle-
msrket steady good to choice steers 81 25a4 go,
others So 1Ol42O, cows $155s3 per 100 lbs.
HoQs-msrket lower rough and common $4.4Oa
a 65, mixed ard packers $4.75a4 95 prime heavy
and butchers weights $4.90a5.O6 light 81 6Oa
S5 par 100 lbs. Sheep-msrket steady; native
ewes So 75a4 co. mixed 81 60a4 SO, wsthers
81. s6sG O5, Westerns $5a5 90. lambs $5a6 so
per 100 lba
orrrrero1y,o r.rr1r M,purr Fab 16-At
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

"0LD VIRGINIA BISCUIT"
Orders left >. G VIM. Rsmsay . will receive a.
ention daily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

A CALLED COMMUNICATION Of ALEX
n ANDRIA WAsBINGTON LODGE, No. 81
TOMORROW "Wednesday EVENT. g. at 1880
o'clock. Work. BY order Of the Worshiptnl
Master. JAMES 8. DOUGLAS,
feh1f, OF Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

DUBLIC SALE,
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Will be sold on WEDNESDAY March Q, 1892,
at West Grove, on thu Mount Vernon real, ~
miles from Alexandria, all the personal p! olerty
on said farm as follows:
33 Cows, Bull
10 ten. gallon NJ TX Cans,
s Horses, . Males,
S Wagons, Gait,
Wagon, Cart ana Plough Harness,
Buggy and Harness.
Msnure spreader Mower, Combined Reaping
sud Moving Mschine, Hay Te1daE, Hors Rskes,
Ploughs, CaltivatoIs Acme, Thomas and other
Hsrrows, Cutting Boxes, Roller and other farming
utensils Ssle viii comm encs at IL q. IN.
Terms: Tiirty do'la-s and under cash on ali
sums over thir dollars nine months credit will
bs given secured Dy notes, bearing intr at, sNis:
fscsorily endorsed, payable at the First National
Bank, Alexandria, Virginia. -
fah17 cots GEO. JOHNSTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
SEASONABLE GOODS
WAY-DoWN PRICES!

To stimulate business during these dull
days we will give yon the benefit of somc
genuine bargains, some Of which We note
below.
TOile du Hord Giughams, in short
lenetba, at Sc. These goods are we'll
known to you, are absolutely fast colors,
new patterns and OF sufficient lengths to
make dresses.
One ~ case 5000 yards Beached Cot.
ton, Fruit Of the Loom and Dwight An.
Choir, lengths from to Is yards, at Sc.
1000 yards Lonsdale Cambria, 1 to15
yards, at 81.
Fine Plaid Muslins and Nainsooks at8
and loo. These gco1s are cheap at 15c.
French SILICA (faacy patterns) at 121s,
such as those We hsve been selling at 20.
1Co dozen Towels, 1898, at Zoe per
dozen.
New Pereales, New Outings and New
Ginghams.
Please examine our New Broad Cloths,
Tans and stesls, at 81 per yard.
AlsO line of Bedford Cords, in all the
new spring shades. at Toe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
FOREIGN NOVELTIES.


Knicserbocker Suitings, two colorings
combined, with hair line stripes of white.
four choice styles, 40 inchss wide, $1.35
s5aId.
Harlequin Stripes, in Blue, Ecru and
Tan grounds, With shaded stripes of
Brown, 40 Inches wide, 81 go yard
Camers Hair Scroll,, In four new ahsd-
ings, 40 inches wsd,, $l.75 yard.
Corded suitings, with all-over scroll.
like pattern, presenting very attractive
eppearance-two destgns-ten shsdipgs,
s7'inches wide, $3.50 yard.
HIGH ART NOVELTIES,
Silk ard Wool Crocodile Weave, with
faint satin atripes-pewest and richest
coloripes-only one dress pattern OF
cslor, So, IS and So. so yard.
(First floor, 10th-st. buildins.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
By R. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
EIsH WHARF FOB RENT BY AUCTION.

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AT ~ o'clock m on SATURDAY. Fe bruary 81,
1892 in front Of the Market Building, on Royal
stIest, the
COOPERATION FISH WHARF
will be rented FOR the en5uing nino months. TIE
Ieutor wi DO required IL furnish material for
and az platforms sufici n to accommodate the
trsd,. AL passwsys must be kept open free from
obstruction. Tho rentor to ect 70 buildings
wittia less 6istsnce than 70 feet from the s'u b
frcnt. No privilege for the sale Of liquors will be
granted inconsistent with the laws OF the city on
that subj oct.
Tho reutor will be required to remove the ofIal
within 4s hours and none Of it shall BE thrown
i, tc the river.
Poss. s,ion will bs given on the first of March
1892.
No bids will b, considered unles. the bidders
SHALL he krown or vouchei for to tho suc,ioneer
as responsible.
TIE right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
All article lando1 en the Whsr, for tho us, Of
TIE city to bs free from wharfage
Terms; Cash. payable in Q. s. currency, gold or
silver coin.
By order of the Joint Committee en- Public Pro.
perty, e, 8. LEADBEA1EB, Chairnan.
immediately ate. the rental OF the Fish Wharf,
the Commissioners Of the Sinking FuId will offer
the
FISH BENCHES
In the Market Square for rent for the ensuing
year, from March 1, 1892 to March ] 1898.
fsb17 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
No. 4.-All.wool Chevron, 4s inches wide.
Goo A YARD.

Cheviots in melange effects, Light Gray,
Tan and other mixtures, 40 inche, vide.
75c yard.
Stripes. Chevrons and a variety of new
wesves, 40 to AZ inches wide. Zoe yard.
Corded Jaoquards, Zlgzag and serpen-
tine Crepons in variety Of new spring
shado', 80 inches wide; also Striped
Checrons In light shades of Gray and
Tan, 90 inches wide, ST. yard.
Orerons In Crepe dc Chine" ard
Elastic" weaves-new gaslight and street
shades. SO inches wide, 81 a yard.
Plain serpentine Cords, serpsntine
Cords with jacquard figures, Electric
Cords and Chevron Cords, in new shades
OF Tan. Gray, and Reseds, ard staple
shades OF Navy Blue, Brown and Green,
40 inches wide, S1.26 yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LOthrOp,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
An Exposition Of Wooden
Dress Fabrics for Spring
and Summer.

QUALITY, STYLE, AND VARIETY
W have been cur guides lasher than
quality. We offer the four fo!lo6 wing
specialties:
No. 1.-strictly ALL wool Cheyie!s and
sKnickerbocte suitIngs in da!k and
medium shades; Chevron weaves in
newtp ing shades; Fancy Cheviot Mix
lures nrd Twill.d Beiges. in large as.
sor:ment Of colorings; 36 to 3S inches
Wide.
37hc A YARD.
No. 2-over leo styles and shadin %, 10
two a,ike. Chevron Str pes, wido ard
narIow. Camels Hair Stripes, and wide
tvilled Cheviots. ia all the new spring
cclorin2s, 81 TO 40 inches wide.
60c A YARD.
No. 3.-All-weol Henriettas, bought st an
exceedingly low price. which enables
this offer. As inch ALL wool Hen,istts,
in three shades of Brown, two of Nsvy
Blue, two Of eli,trope, frune, Light
ard Medium Tans and Graye, which
never sod for les. than 75c. Our price.
621bcA YARD.
No. 4.-All.wool Chevron, 4S inches wide.
Goo A YARD.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18
Talent and Genius.

A reader wishes to know the
difference between talent and genius,
if there is any. There Is great
deal of difference, and its mani
festations are in very marked con-
trast.
Talent is development Of the
natural understanding. 1t may be
inherited or it may be an original
gift. At any rate, it is a special
natural inclination in any certain
direction, as for language, for music,
painting or what not else. Guilt
walton perfects it mechanically and
develops it to its fullest extent.
Genius is the action Of reason and
the imagination. 1t is thoughtful
and creative where talent is merely
mechanical and initiative. Talent
treats OF what it sees. Genius creates
something to treat about. Talent
reflects ideas and objects. Genius
produces ideas and subjects in order
to inspire them with life.
In this way Of familiar illustra-
tons, it may be said that Charles
Dickens was genius, and Charles
Reade a man of talent. Anthony
Trollope was talented man, and
Thackeray genius. With this hint
the reader can go ahead and make
up contrasted list of what he con-
siders the geniuses and the talents of
the universe for himself Farm and
Fireside.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18
INVESTMENT,


muscles had lost their strength. | was very
weak. My appetite and digestion were mia
cradle / kept growing worse and worse
until | began to use DR. Bulls Sarsaparilla,
] then began to rally at once, and grew
stronger and stronger ! have nov used
probably % bottles, and my Improvement
In looks and feeling is SO great | seem ike
another person. | am now well and strong,
and give the whole credit of my recovery 10
DR.. Bulls Sarsaparilla'
aB- Your children will be more bealthyL
happy and pretty, II you occasionally gi3S
them DR.. John Bulls Worm Destroyera
Try them. Price . cents.
Re- When you have chIlls and fever, il
you want "a sure cure aud one that does not
taste bad. take Smiths Tonic Syrup. II
will please you better than Quinine or any
other chin medicine.
JouN -. YNE. 4; Sa>> J7oI~1e .lgents,
10, Il. AL .5t s.. , tiLtluFati, o.
jSl
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18
Renorse.

1t is said of rather brilliant
statesman, who figured conspicuous
ly in American politics, in other
days, that when he came to die, and
when asked about his religious status
and future prospects, he took a pen
Gil and wrote on card this one sim
gle word, "Remorse. All, that
tells of sighted opportunities,
squandered mercies, blessings spurn-
ed, of salvation neglected, and
Christ rejected. "Remorse." The
embodiment of the awful agonies of
hell ringing throughout the avenues
and chambers of the soul, What a
parody upon common sense. What
ever else may have been written by
kind hands, this is his epitath, writ
ten with his own chilly, trembling
fingers. And Whatever else he may
have contributed to the good Of man
kind, here is legacy transmitted to
American history. "Remorse. "
Who can sound the depths Of agony
contained in its meaning? Think of
a soul going into eternity shrieking,
"remorse REMoRsE! REMORSE!"
Instead of needing the voice Of him
who said: Come unto me, and l
will give you rest" he heard the
siren song of pleasure, be-
came obliyious to the present OPP
portunitles. drank the cup Of pleas
ure presented to his lips, and then
later wrote "remorse. "Procrasti-
nation is the thief of time" That
ruined his fortune, widowed his
hopes. Christ stood with twig
pucked from the tree Of life, and
said: Eat, not tomorrow, but now,
and live forever. He said, mot
now, tomorrow and then wrote
''remorse.
Friends, there are pleasures AS i'm
perishabc as the throne OF God,
that cannot be poisoned by the
sting OF "remorse. Will you have
these higher, heavenly joys; Then
act to-day. Now is the accepted
time" Tomorrow - then ere
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18
RELIGIOUS COLUMN.
THOS II WARE, EDITOR.
EVIL INFLUENCE.

There is a legend to this effect: A
young Angel, ten or twelve thousand
years old, was travelling through the
universe Of God with an aged COM
panion, perhaps as many million
years old. As it was the first trip
of the kind the youthful Angel had
ever had, many new and strange
sights were seen by him. Natural
enough, he was quite inquisitive,
while his companion was thoughtful
and serious. After travelling, almost
with the rapidity of thought, for a
number of years, passing suns and
thorugh many systems of worlds, they
began to approach the outer rim of
Gods handiwork. AS they came
nearer the edge, a great, red, angry
looking world, unlike anything the
young Angel had ever seen, burst
upon his vision, hanging just out
side God S almost limitless universe.
On approaching nearer, it became
frightful to look upon. The inquisi-
tive young Angel, turning to his
companion to ask what it was, dis
covered look of sadness upon his
features he had never seen before.
His eyes were fixed upon the strange
object, and his bosom heaved a
heavy sigh, as he related the follow
ing bit of personal history: "My
young friend, do you see that ugly,
angry world just beyond the limits
of Gods creations, and do you want
to know what it is, and why it is
there? | will tell YOU: In the far
off eternity, in the past, | uttered an
ugly word-the out-burst of an an
cry passion, and it began to spread
so rapidly over the dominion of God,
effectlng seriously the pure and good,
that | verify thought it would fill and
blacken the entire universe. l earn
estly besought God to gather it up,
and hurl it out. And in answer to
my PRAYER, he condensed it into this
ugly world, where demons rage, and
there is no restraint put upon mad
dened passions, and hung it over
there as a memento of the damage
wrought by one evil influence. l
have brought you out here that you
might see, and be warned by this
rash act of your old friend"
What an impressive illustration OF
am evil influence once set in motion.
Like the waves Of the ocean, it con-
tinues to widen its circle until it
beats upon the shores of eternity.
Reader, one evil impulse started
by you may continue its work OF
run down the ages to come, long af-
ter your name has persisted from the
earth. "Some mems sins are open
ed beforehand, going before to judg-
ment. And some men, they follow
after. - Paul. "No man liveth
unto himself, and no man dieth I'M
to himself. - Paul. We either
gather with Christ or scatter abroad.
Reader, may you measure up to tho
highest plane of excellency.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18
GOOD MEASURE.
----~s-~
Yes, good measure, pressed down
and running over.

Some of these lite proprietogs of sarsa-
parillas put up in halfpint bottles are o.
tious Of the increasing popularity Of Dr..
John Bulls Sarsaparilla, put up as II is ID
large quart bottles, and intimate that theirS
is more concentrated. This is as false a5
deceit can be. A teaspoonful Of BuVs
Sarsaparilla contains more concentrated
medicinal virtue than a tablespoonful q
any other sarsapariIla made. x bottle Of
DR.. John Bulls sarsaparipa contains SIX
times the curative virtue Of . bottle OF any
other blood purifier made. No exception
mooney 5'S WORTH H." f1 wnn fs good T mae.p
Therefore, unless misled through ignof-
arce when bis system moods blood huri.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18

Solicitor Ito merchant)-"lou
are not advertising any this month,
| notice"
Merchant-"No, I've quit.
Solicitor-"Great scot, man, you
haven't gone back on us, have
you"
Merchant--'No, not quite 50 bad
as that, but I've got to take rest,
the doctor says, and as l can't leave
town I've just stopped advertising
for a few weeks.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18
Bear We one another's burdens, ,

Bear We one another's burdens, "
says Christ. Aud the wisdom Of this
Injunction is realized when we lend
helping hand to those who are
burdened, and sorcly tried. Our
burdens are made lighter end trials
easier by the sympathies OF our fell
low mortals. 1t will cost you but
little to speak words of encourage
ment to those who need it. Many
discouraged heart has been buoyed
up and nerved to greater efforts by
knowing that kind hearts beat in
sympathy with him. Lend helping
hand land so fulfill the law of
Christ" The reflex good upon
your own heart will richly repay you.
There is nothing that will contrib
ute more to make the heart cheerful
and happy than music. For our
own and the good of others we ought
to cultivate music-vocal and instru-
mental. Often, in travelling through
the country, our hearts have been
thrilled by the sweet, sacred songs Of
some happy housewife as she attend
ed to her domestic duties. Mothers,
sisters, cultivate your voices and
sing. Sing sacred songs, and you
will drive away the blues, and pour
the sunlight OF happy heart into
your homes. Try it, and others will
be inspired by your happy spirit.
The congregation that greeted us
at prayer meeting on the night of
the 3rd inst, was encouraging. We
trust that each one present realized
a benefit from the meeting. Come
again, beloved. Indeed, let it be
your fixed purpose.to attend regular
ly. Invite your friends to come
with you.
Faith is not the mere cold assent
of the understanding, reached 10y
testimony presented to the judg-
ment. 1t is an active element that
works by love and purifes the
heart" Faith without works is
dead"
Make life happy by deeds of kind
ness and words of encouragement to
others. You will find that life is
worth living, and that this is a pref
ty fair world, after all. Try it.
sit is more blessed to give than
receive" So few Of us aspire to
those greater blessings and those
higher joys. There should be more
of the unselfish in our religion.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18
a GOOD

fer, when his system needs tonic when
his system is breaking down from blood
impurity or some wasting disease, hs will
demand Of his druggist bottle OF BulpS
Sarsaparilla, and On no occasion be per-
suaded to take ,t anything that may be off
There is no other remedy SO good as Bulls
SarsaparilIa for such diseases as scrofulA
syphilitic affections, salt-rheum, itch 90.
zema, pimples, sores, rheumatism, lamp
back, swollen joints, aching muscles, nery.
GUS weakness, nervous debility, loss o.
appetite, loss of flesh, loss OF strength,
sleeplessness, premature old age, etc.
L. b Woodruff, Jolersouville, Ind, writes:
"For ten years bad been an invalid. be.
came a chronic medicine taker. There II
not blood remedy or q tonic advertised
that did not try. From none of them did
l derive any permapent good. | became
discouraged. My system was fuu Of blood
impurities. My skin was covered III places
with brown matches and lifflp Nv
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18

Make life happy by deeds of kind
ness and words Of encouragement to
others. You will find that life is
worth living, and that this is a pref
ty fair world, after all. Try it.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18

sit is more blessed to give than
receive" So few Of us aspire to
those greater blessings and those
higher joys! There should be more
Of the unselfish in our religion.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-18

TWO BOTTLES CURED HER.
CAHRuLI, lA., July, 1889
Twas Suueriag 10 years from shocks Ia my
q a., So much 500, that at times didn expect
.precover. TOOK medicines from many doc
jols, bat didn't get any relief until | took
Pastor Eocuigs Nerve Tonic; the second dose
-si es ed mc, and , bottles cured me,
) W, PECK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-25
shipping Intelligence.
The NoRTHIERN.

PoKr Tow.sESD, oct 24-[specisl THE
mali steamer Elsie, from Uualaska, fourteen
days overdue, has arrived AZ sitka end reported
an accident 20 the machinery IA st0rrn along
the coast.
Sailed British ship Colony, German bark
Gutreuberg and British snip Record, from Ia
coma for Cuited Kingdom. wheat laden. Nor
WeglAu bark kst6tasa y II arrive from Bake
ley tomorrow, lumber laden, for Melbourne.
To sail tonorrow-Swcdts bark Mans. from
Tacoma; schooner fred T. sander, from SEATTLE
for San P-'isc
HAMBURG. oct q --doravia, New York.
GIBRALTAR, Oct 24-Fuiia, New York.
LIVERPOOL. OCT 2i~-Cosumbian. Boston.
QCEESsTowS. Oct 2l-Ottonau, Boston; In
diana, Philadelphia
ASTwERF. Oct u --Fries!snd. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct. 23-Ailer, Sew York.
CHgEsoUEg, Oct. FLA Champagne, New
YORK.
Bo. TON, Oct. 2i--Payonis, Liverpool.
NEW YORK, oct 2i-5erv!a and Arizona,
Liverpool
SAN FsAsctsco. oct 24--sai!ed-Lsvi q.
Burgess, Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 2i-The market for
fresh fruits IS in toierabiy fair condition, with
prices well sustained in the general run of
varieties. Table grapes move OFF slowly and
the large quantity OF wine grapes received are
practically unstable.
The warm weather has rotted these grapes in
some OF the principal wine producing dis
tricts to such an extout that the crop, small
in the first instance, has been reduced fully
one,third. Good apples are fairly active. Melons
are plentiful for all kinds, but sales are slow.
Some plUms cana III today.
In vegetables, there is little change 10 report.
The receipts of potatoes were heavy this morn
ing, but the demand very slack. Onions are
hriner. Okra aui green peppers are in good de-
mand Green corn still comes in, but the demand
is light. Sweet butter is dull. Fresh butter
continues dull aud weak Eggs are in good
supply and fully equal 10 the demand in all ex-
eept choice ranch.
Dried fruits in liberal supply and meet
with rather poor inquiry.
Produce receipts-Flour, II 600 quarter sacks;
wheat, l5i.000 centals: barley, 1000 centsls:
oats, 1000 ceutals; corn, 1890 ceatals; beans
5000 sacks. potatoes, 1900 sacks onions, 5000
SACKS: bran. 600 sacks: miidiiugs. 1900 sacks;
mustard. io0J SACKS; wool, 900 bales; raisins
1000 boxes; wine, $4,000 gallons; brandy, 1900
gallons.
Flour-Fsmily extras, 81 got1aoo Per Dbl:
bakers extras. st0Otgi 10; supernae, s16cG3I0
Wheat-No. l shipping grades, sL5ll>, with
SL3-'- per Genital Tor choice article; Ialiling
quality, $l.350pl.37l9 per GENITAL.
Barley-Feed, Slt1S2lzc per GENITAL for dark
coast; s@s4S1o Tor good quality; StJ4c for
choice. hre wing 9oG97i2c per Genital; cheyaIier
sLl7i 4Gl.20 peg ceutal for standard; S7I2cGsi
for lower grades.
Oats-Surprise. sl.45f9l.j0 milling. sl32Js6
1.37ls; good to choice feed. sl.30(sl IS; on.
grades, sl.i@i3L2j; binck, SlQElGl.i5 Tor com
mon aud SLi712G9L27}2 for choice seed; gray,
Si.21' a(Dl 81 pes centai,
Co n-Sl.h QSl.l2I? for large yellow; sl.ISg
LIZ for small yellow: sL2jGlS0 per Genital Tor
white.
Wool-Sprng san joaquin, years fleece, good
condition, per poun l. ili1i2c; san joaquin. years
fleece, poor condition, ia .Oc; san Jcsquin, six
months heeces, fair t. pcst. IQftI5c; Nevada, 10
40 &c; Eastern Oregon, lC9l7c; Valley Oregon,
lstG20c. FalI-SoutAern LAMBS, good to choice
StDl0c plains fall and path mountain fall.
free, 9eoi2c plains fall and path mountain, de-
'eetiye, Sdt9c; Northern lambs, free, l3(oiic:
Northern lambs detective, l0(Il2c.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sght, I2l1: Geographic. 20. Sterling
biils-Bank, Ss5la: sight, As7: commercial,
sis2's silver oars, sd stps6I4c: Mexican dollars,
6S(1,ol2c.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat-December 81 $500
lg59; closing, SL3jla.
Bariey-December, $50 sSsoc; closing, Soc