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Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12
Fir-t Plblicati D November 30, 1892 Mining Application
 No. 5SS.
t. S. LA>D OFFICE, TCC-os, ARIZONA.
 

.. .. A>D OFfIcE, TUCSON, ARIZONA
 November g, lsy2. [ <r oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH.TTHE COP ~ per Queen Con-Odatsd Mining G., by Ben Williams, agent, whose po-toAice addIsss Is Bisbee, COchise county, Ar zona. has made ap pl!cat.on for pa ent for aboai IO1s linear feet on the Triangle Lode. bearing gold, silver and copper, situate in Warren Mining District, Cochise County, Arizona, and described in the official plat and field notes file in this ohiee .s follows, viz Survey No. i05O
 Beginning at Cor. No. i. post marked :-iO50 T. Lode, whence discovery shaft bears N 4s' 20 W 5l5 feet; thence T2' 9 W IO7s feet to Cor No2 post marked 2-I05o, whence the U. $. mineral monument No. {, bears g 2i E. 1884 feet; thence 4s' 50 E, 33s feet to sw side line Gardner Lode, Survey No. s51, 494 6 feet to or. No. ,, . post marked !o5e; thence G5- fl E 53z intersect line 4-5 Survey No 957 IOJO. feet t1 Cor No 4, post marked ito; theace $ 45' % W 3e27 feet to Cor. No. and place Of teginning, vsria- IT. 70 East, contain Ing 5.i3 aeres. exclusive of snrve,s Nos. 354 aud s57 Mammoth and Gardner The location of this mine is recorded in the ke- corisrs office of Cochise county, on page 2i5 book g. record of mines. Adjoining claimants are Nam moth and Gardner mines, Surveys Nos. 35i and s57 on northeast.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto gre required to present the same before the office within sixty days from the first d,s of publica, tion hereof they will be barred by virtue of the provision of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register BEN WILLIAMS, Attorney for claimant
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LINING APPLICATION
 No. J09.
U. $. Land oAce, Tucson, Arizona
 December 31 1892

U. $. Land o1ice, Tucson, Arizona
 December 3i, lSS2. NoTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. W A\ Howell and L. Gardner, by J. W. Howell, his attorney in fact, whose poet eff, address is Bisbee. Arizona, nave made application for a pat eni for eleven hundred and fifty seven I5 linc ar feet of the North Star lode or vein bearing gold, silver, lead. copper and other mineral, situate in wsrren Mining District, Cochi,e county, Arizona Ttrritory. and described in the eficial plat an field notes on file In this sfiee a. follows, viz: Beginniug ar N i0os Is lode thence 47' & SOo feet "o-ner No. l, post marked i-Ios4 s lode, 6s' s5 VI 20. a feet eorrer No. ?, a post marked 2-looi s lode; thence i7' 27 W 7s7 feet to corner No. 3, post marked B. lo6i, from which $. L. M. NJ. 4bsais 66' IS 29i7 ,75 feet; thence s7- 3s W S57 feet 10 corner No. < q post marked t-los4 \ s lole: thence 51s 45 E 1885 feet to corner No. 5, post marked 5-IoSi \ $ lode; thence so' 4s 1. 4ss feet corner No. S. a post marked s-I05i $ lode: thence s7' ss E ss feet io N, place of beginning; magnetic varia. tion IT. O East; containing II es acres.
 The location of this mine i. recorded in the Re. eorsers oface Of Cochi-e county, Arizona Ad- joining claimants upon the northeast by sil yer Spray survey No. e1l, on the northeast by the Hays So. g73, and the Copper Bullion, No IOeO on the southwest Tip Top, survey No. I0s7, and Wood Chopper lece, No. iosI; on sout hAast by Silver Bear, survey 53f, and Copper Monarch which is unsarveyed.
 All persons holding adverse claims the rrto ST. required to present the same before this ofice within sixty dsvs from the first day of publica ton her -o or they will be barred by viru of th. provisions Of the statute Said application is hereby ordered published in the Tombstone Eyf. rAPH tor a period of ten weeks fion date of frs, publication.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. s.W. HOWELL
 J. v. HOWELL,
 Attorney for L. Idner
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HYMNS APPLlCATlON
 No. 503.

U s Land Office Tucson. ArI7. Dec. 3i, 1892 NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT L. N Gardner, byJ. W. Howell, his attorney in fact, and J. W. Howell, whose postofhce address is Bisbee, Arizona have made application for patent for eleven hundred and thirty-eight -;iSs-linear feet Of the sanrse lode vein, bearing gold, sil yer, lead and copper, situate in Warren Mining Dis- trici, Cochise cosnry, Arizona Territory, and de- scrbed in the official plat and field notes file in this office as follows. viz-:
 Beginning al Corner No. 1, a post in monument of stones marked I M l-l0se Lode, from wtieh [. s. L. Nj. No. bears $ 50 { " S23.54 feet dis tanee; thence 25' 300 feet to Corner No ?, a post in a mound of stones marked 2-1O69 Lode; thence 65' W io37. feet to Corner No. D poet in mound of stones marked 3-loss s Lode; thence 25' W 575 feet to Corner No. 1, post in m ound of stone marked 4-looe Lode; thence e4' i4 s51 feet to Corner No. 5, post in mound of stones marked s-lo6s s Lode; theace x 4i' <5 E 300 feet Corner No and place of beginning; magnetic variations IT. 90 East; and containing Thirteen 57-iOO scres.
 The Iocs tion of this mine is recorded in the Recof ders office Of CochiSe county Arizona on page--... book , Records of Mines. Adjoining claimants are upon the west by the Holbrook lode. Survey No. 3ss, Lot No. 5s; upon the east by the Angel lode. unsurveyed.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re- cured to present the before thrs office within sixty days from the day of publication hereof, they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statue Said application is hereby ordered to be published in the Tombstone EPrTA H for period of ten weeks from date of first publication.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. J. W. HOWELL, and
 J. W. HOWELL,
 Attorney for L. Gardner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

wood Chopper lode, survey No. io6l. and with which Il conflicts; upon the northeast by the North Star lode, survey No lo64; upon southeast partially by the Silver Bear lode.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re quired to present the before this office within sixty days from the first day of publication hereof they will be tarred by virtue of the provisions of the statute Said application is hereby ordered to be published in the rsmbstone EFrrAPH for period of ten weeks from date of first publication.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. J. W. HOWELL, and J. W. HOWELL.
 Attorney for L. Gardner.
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MINING ATION
 No. 506.

[. s, Land Ofice, Tucson. Arizsna-
 December 3l, 1ss2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIysN THAT THE ~ Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Con- psny. by Ben Williams, agent. whose postofiee address is Bi-bee, Arizona, has made applic' tion for psteat for fifty (59 linear feet of the Iron Monster lode or vein. situate in Warren Mining District, Cochise county, Arizona Territory, and described in the oicisl plat and field notes Ale in this office, as follows, viz
 Beginning al Corner No. I. post marked l. 1o39 N Lode from which L. S, L. M. No. 1 bears $ r. 1e SIS feet: thence 2f g W s25 feet to cor her No ?, post marked 2-lO4s M lode; thenoeS 75' 70 , ofeet 10 corDer No. 3, pot marked S-lofs N lode: thence 2i' 25' 417.l feet 10 corner No. {, pct marked 4-l039 M lode; thence 65 s4 W s92 feet te corner No. 1 ard place of begin hing; magnetic variation IT. 70 East; and con- taiuing .413 acres
 The location of this mine is recorded iL the re- co-der's office of Cochise county, Arizona. Ad- joining claimants are upon the west by the Cop per Jack lode. upon the south by .the General lode: upon the east by the Fucker lode, Survey No 6II
 All per-oas holding adverse aims thereto are required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the irrt day ofpublication hereoi they will be barred by virtue of the pro- visions of the statute. Said application is here- by ordered publis he'd in the Tombstone EPIrArH for period oi ten weeks from date of nrst pub licstion.
 HERBERT BROWN. Register BEN WILLIAMS Agent
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MINING APPLICATION
 No. cos.

|. 8 Land office, Tucssn, Arizona. December 3I, IsS2- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. W. ~ Howell anc L. Gardner, by J. W. Howell his attorn-y in fact. whose postoffce address is Bsbee Arizona, have made application for patent for foar hundred and sixty (46) linear feet of the suney Side lode or vein bearing gold silver. lead, copper and other minerals situate in Warren Mining District, Coehise county Arizona Territory. and described in the official plat and field on ile in this office as follo~s, VIZ:
 Beginning at cerner No. I, post marked -IO7o s s lode, from which [. s. L. M. No. bears 7s. 8 W i95s.2 feet; thence .s' " s. feet to corner Ne 2, post marked 7-io7o lode; thence N &. szE s6-5 feet to corner No. 3; thence N ST I3' .1.s feet to corner No. 4, post marked 4-Iozo s lode; thence G. Vt feet to corner No. & post marked 5-IO70 lode; thence 6 55 W s34 feet to corner No, 6, ost marked 6-Io7o $ lode; thence N e7. q .6e feet to corner No. and place of beginning 2: magnetic variation IF 70 East; and containing 7zl acres.
 The location Of this mine recorded in the Re eorde:'s office Of Coehise county Arizona Adjoining claimants upon the north by the Washington ode upon the east by survey No. s6I New York lode and survey No. s62, Cumberland lode: upon the west by the stars and Stripes lode.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto sre re- quiFed present the same before this ofhce within siy days from the first day of publ carisn hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statu:e Said application Is hereby ordered to be published in the Tombstone ErrTArH for period of ten weeks from first publication
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. J. W. HOWELL, and
 j. W. HOWELL.
 Attorney for L Gardner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12
NEW TO-DAY.
PUBLIC SALE OF A SILVER REDUCTION PLANT

T>HE.TOMBSTONEM MILL AND MINING 1DCompany having no further use for its mills and krnace at Charleston, will sel ai public sale, oa the property,
 TUESDAY MARCH aI. 1893. AT 3 P. M to the highest bidder for cash: All Of the prop cry known as "The Charleston Mills. real, personal and mixed; consisting Of one twenty and one fifteen stamp silver mill; one 75 ton water jacket lead sncife1. dwelling house and other buildings; and including the land. Hume. ditch and wates right pertaining thereto; situated sn the San Pedro nver, nine miles from Tomb stone, Cochise county. Arizona.
 Terms of payment will be made known at the sale and ample time allowed to investigate the title to the property.
 By order of the Board of Directors of the Tomtstone Mill and Mining Co.
 W. CHENEY. Secretary.
 Tombstone. Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

THE New York banks are coming te the relief of:the government by ex- changing gold for treasury notes to keep up the reserve to $10o,OO 900. The national banks have received iavers fron the government fer a quarter of a century, and this is the first tine they have been asked to re- turn the compliment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12
THE News comes from Rome al

THE News comes from Rome as follows:
 The examining magistrate has learned that in 1890 the Bank ol Rome distributed .020, 900 fires among deputies and other politicians to se- cure the passags of the bank bill, and that under similar circumstances in 1891 that institution paid 1900, 900 Tires fer the support of men of the same clase.
 This language should not be misun- derstood. 4 lire is not liar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

CLEVELAND says an extra session will bs called ts repeal the Sherman act The extra session will be called for MT. Cleveland never takes water on 6 silver proposition. But the question now is, will his extra session repeal the lawf We think not, and then What9
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

WANTED Salary $25 per wee Good Agents to sell our general lin of merchandise. No peddling. Above salary will be paid to Give" agents For further information address CHICAGO GEN'L SUPPLY CO, 3l78 W Van Bursn ct, Chicago II
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12
First Publication November 30, Iss LINING APPLlCATION
 NO, Ss3,

U. s. Land once, Tucson, Ahz., Nov 2, 1sozs
 NOTICE IS HEREBY LINEN THAT THE COP. 1N per Queen cous,iidated Mining Company and Albert steinfeid, by Ben Williams, attorney in fact whose postohsce address is Bisbee Cochiss oaniy, Arizona, has made application for patent fos about ezs Insas feet on the Frank Ceeywsll
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

EIGHT senators cut of eigl ty y-three are in favor of the United States as- suming control of the Hawaiian Is lands, twsniy-iSur for annexation, and thirty-ive are in favor of a pro- tactorste.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

TIE coal barons of Pennsylvania are not satisfed with the present ex- horbitant rates and 30 1S0 mines of western Pennsylvania are to be joined in . combine representing $l50, ,0OO,- GOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

THE Board of Supsrvisers. as at present composed, is a credi. to the county. They are businsss men from the ground up and do their duty with cut fear or favor, as their proceedings will show.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

THE Sherman law is good for some time to come unless some better measure is introduced and passed to take it's place. The west holds the balance of power and shows no sign of weakening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

A strike of railroad men is expected in Chicago. The auitchmen have de- tsrmined to demand cents moro an hsur. 97 railroeA yards have met and decided to strike If the demand is not complied with.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

4 UCTION. There will be sold al Public A Aucfou st the stzhlee of the Post Quarter master af Fors Huachuca. A. T. at IA o'clock ". Wednesday February Isth. 1893. IS CAV AIRY HORSES. TeTms-Cash at time oi s.Je GEO. s. CARTWRIGHT. ra Lieut.
 axfh Inf., A A. Q. M Ohoe-Poa Quarter master. Fou Huzchnca 4. T. February 6. ,a6, I7td
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

CONFLICTING reports come from Pine Ridge. An officer says that an Indian outbreak is certain in the spring unless larger force of military is posted there to intimidste the sav- ages
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12
MGNING APPLlCATlOS
 ns. S0e.

U. s. Land once, Tucson, Arizona,
 December si, 1sSz. NOTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT L. IN Gardner and R. P. Stevens, by ]. W. Bow ell, their attorney in fAct, whese postomce sd-
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

TIE flag of the United Statss now floats over the Hawaiian Islands. It does not mean business however. it is enly continent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

A YRxg TO Y.AA koess.Se xnsr.s1ag K s 3 g 3 |:||=
 CnaninguS e M.sca1e eeoeD en1 9e2es AN- S1Sh bSsSo0 DE1esa Eev lnesce.,se n1.- ~ e.~V of 6roosnspasy fer AGsuna ny.axS
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

THE "gold bugs" in the Senate have chIistened the silver men "silver snakee."
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

Attorney for Claimants.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

BEN WILLIAMS, Agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

U. s. Land Otice. Tucson. Arizona,
 December Sl, 1892. !
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

Al orney forL. Gardaer,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-12

U. $. Laod office. Tucson. Arizona,
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.

fesferdays
Real estate transactions from January l.,
1875. are s.. a67. $50 There were filed for
record yesterday II deeds, the considers-
,ious aggregating $25.02L. Following 10
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
4 Co, abstractors Of titles. lie Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
Nellie II. Sander 90 Henry X. Hall. lots
4. s. :. block 81. Terry's "a, - COO
John r. Wells 10 John NJ. Reed, n y
NV. swt. swt. sec Il, -, l. $3.50.
Harry White ct ux. 20 John Rae. lots |
tea, ri to -. - TO 80. block ?. Union De
not, $500
Andres Heinrich to Eureka Coal Com
pany. me- net. sec =. II. :. tl0o
Thomas r. Eyanson 10 John II. Nierer,
und n ne. ssi. sec IL. -. ). exc acres.
sio,es.
Leanaer Lodge etux. to George r. Aust,
lot II, block Z, Lake View. 500.
L. r.. NlsS1 ct ux. To Rose A. Davis, lots
II aud II, block >, Bay Vies 10 West Sc
attic, k61o.
Herman II. Edwards 10 Rose A, Davis,
lot \. block r. Union Pacific add. $50
George VI Van norSn 10 John r. Foster,
lot I. block Il. Steam Motor add, $40
Christian ScheueTman to Bertha Brado-
wieh, 10 acres west 81 Bay Terrace add. 81.
Miles BigeIow 10 William A. TayIer, 8 n
sci. swi. SEC l0, -. 5. $50.
Samuel ". HatcherAtt 20 A. r. Hart.
lot Is. ga lot :, block :, Bells Heirs.
a. Essh
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NEW YORK MARkErs.


Nse YoRx. Sept. Speculation On ~.
49, s.aeasage today vas heavy in tone.
-. : ass'sne Vas recorded which ranged
49, y "a PER cent, and which ex-
-. y. - a1mos' throughout the entire lis,
-. use hrsi time. perhaps. since the re-
appreciation in speculative valus.
-. s'iASSei received such serious ses
- Sete'Sn holders IT American seeur{.
tss 'eFe'ga money lenders became
a. 40 ses'iag orders from London we're
-. a~f'eroas today. The advance in
s.,..sM exchange helped materially 10
s'esa tue market. inassaueh - -, -
d, - = immediate sold exports and set
& a. sA'sAng about rraeAhle outflow
a.. s0aoas metal. Priess ssxrea
A'Aaeas rally. aad closed Al ths
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CHICAGO MARKETS.



CHICAGO. Sept. Is. - Wheat - Quiet
opened &c higher on decrease in ocean
passage. smaller shipments from India
and good buying orders; declined &c on
lower cables. good conditions for fall SOW
ing. heavy receipts In the Northwest and
liberal offerings. and closed easy sc
lower thap Saturday. Receipts. 1890
bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels.
Closed: Cash. 65Jse; December, eellc.
Corn-Higher; cash, arc, December.
iike.
oa,s-Firm: cash. 2s,.c; December.
2sfsc.
kye--47c
Barley-SomInai.
Fiax-$L04il.
Timothy-y3,60.
Pork-steady; cash, $3.50; January,
$i422lS.
Lard-steady: cash. $40; January.
$50
Short ribs-stesdy; cash. $40. i21i; Jan.
uary. $7f5.
shoulders-s7. s7I5aZs0.
Short ciear--$a 750el0. IS.
Whisky-xLi2ts
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts, 1000 head; market
steady To trifie higher: good TO choice
natives $5.0otG5f5 others. 81. 706l 4 %
common, ss.50a4.Jo; Texans, $2.45Gf290
Westerns, 81. T56t335.
Hogs-Keceipts. 5000 head: market
opened brisk and closed strong, with an
advance OF f5m aOc. Rough and common,
s. 50af6 70; mixed and packers. $6.6sGf6. -
prime heavy and butchers weights, 81 ~
oTs IS: light. ST. s5al7.
Sheep Receipts. $4,000 head; market
steady; natives. $2.55et4.25: fed Texans,
So. i0(aS. so
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following is the visible grain supply
statement issued today for the week end
iuC Eaptaubar %.
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Hen + b Bry8u. o. CbieRGo. vtcs president OF
the " osgd's fair eommsxssea. ~ addressing the
real Estate Exehspec % Minneapolis. sad tAas
s, eossDtsy ia the woF.1 otteSea ssoFs elegant
oF laxaFiuas trains Ia saseA 81 ride than ha
found between ~ Pau az Minneapolis and eAi-
cago GA ssTns inertia. estera E&ae. aHd that be
lever snsavxd sach gpxaFy. confnzt AaA pleas
nFv in any trsia a. BE bad on TIE 'SoxsA v est
era Limited Y ". FsEker. Puget Soaa2
AK~>f. IN cherry street. Seattle
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKErs.
THE STATE or TRADE.

fas FRsSersco. Sept. %. The markets in
hs line of general merchandise are steady.
prices being firm. The produce markets
ss quiet.
Grain and vegetables Unchanged.
Raspberries-
Grapes Steady and in fair demand.
Produce receipts Flour. quarter sacks,
NOS Oregon, Isle. Washington, .. 54s:
satsi. eentals, II. 800; Oregon. ii2. Wash
hkton. i.4Ss; harley. eentais, "a $50: oats,
rnsais, a.09e; Oregon. S,s4i; Washington,
corn. sacks, LISA: beans, sacks, /, ff3.
four-We quote; Net cash prices for
hrnily extras. sse7es3 IS per barrel hak-
extras. s2.ood3.6o; superfine, $26o@
Nhest-No. shipping. sL0ss.eef. os;
saelcs. Nos'a. milling. sIo7ls@iio per
Barley No. feed. e7t,aassr: choice
snfht. zoe; brewing. T594sse; Chevalier,
aiu@l. Is Tor standard, and 100000 per CEN
VI tor lower grades
oals- New red. a7,seaslo2,.: black. coo
.sL9; milling, 81. 1l0fl.aa: fancy feed
49, gooi to choice. si.l00tSi Is; common
iair. scefSto5 per GENITAL.
Gait BOARD.
sales were recorded today ss follows:
Wheat Regular session--May, 100 tons.
.s9's. loo tons, $i24ys. |. 100 tons, 81 IS !;
s.ssnaher sso tons. sifaN t0o tons.
se'ss loo tons, sii3's 100 ions, 81 49,.
- tons, u. 1855. seller. 1905, after October
lsa tons. 81 0l per Genital.
aa'sy December, 80 tons, f5ssc, 100
@as 'a'se: 800 tons. sSs ke per Genital
FINANCIAL
Nsiss~-on sight. New York. per 500.
discount Sterling bIlls--on London,
si'y-iay bank, $4s4l..
SILVER
swasef bars. per ounce. sSl.6s1ss.e.
&eAsfAn dollars Y3I.aY,sAn
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FOREIGN MARKETS..

LONDON STOCK KxcHANsk
LoSpoS, Sept. 25 -Consols. 81 i5i6d.
Bank OF England discount rate 81 per
cent.
SILVER
Bar silver, .a25 fine. SD.
KssLisH GRAIN MARKET
LfvKsPooL. Sept. 2o.-Wheat-D Demand
poor.
Corn-spot. steady; demand moderate
at Is md; futures. demand poor; octo-
Der. IL ID; November, Is I'd.
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aVps arg uuII.
MERCHANDISE
Cohee-options steady ct 1003o points
decline Sales. 1870 tags. including:
September. <f7.O0; October, si6679l6 IS;
November. $id2tGi6.35; December. si6s5
@i695.
sagarTRaw. strong; eentrifugsls. s6
test. 4ci refined. firm.
Copper-Easy: Lake. So 75easo.
Lead-Domestic, $365.
Tin--Steady; Straits, $20e0
spelter-Steady; domestic. 81. 75d13s0.
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The wssk opened with q better tone
prsyalent In the wheat market. but no
fhanre In duosatsons has yet been noted.
CAarsers are firm but quiet, what few ships
here are offered being held for higher
rates.
very sharp advance 10 reported IN Cen
trsi American green cotfees. owing 10 the
revolutionary troubles. The Costa Riea.
GastsmsIa and Salvador goods have gone
70 scents Rios have been steadily adj
ysncing for the past two weeks.
Among arrivals Is noted car load If
ssnnsd sweet corn, the first of the new
crop 10 come 10 this market.
The fruit market Is IN plethoric condi-
ton generally. Arrivals from the Sound
esantry and other parts Of Washington as
psil - Oregon and California keep up the
supply. and nearly everything Is going at
~ prices. The California steamer
hrought very small shipments for West
sssst merchants. but these goods are not
ytsn the market
Nsieffnelons are plentiful and selling
lstisr. going at 7bc@si.50 per dozen.
Peaches are more plentiful than suited
tihe demand and bring rs cents per box.
lfair quantity OF pears are in market,
eiy part Of the stock being first class.
The market has for some time been over
Eocked. but the condition is now a little
utter. although IL Is hard to build up from
t6emoralized condition.
Apples are not very plentiful and good
mex Is scarce.
Sweet potatoes are scarcer and firm At
~ cents per pound.
onions are somewhat scarcer, but no rise
y price Is noted.
Bananas are selling somewhat better this
seek. They are quite plentiful. the last
sAipment from Honolulu having ripened
sp sell.
RECEIPTS.
By schooner John f. Miller, from San
francisco II SKIS rye, 10 SKIS feed, :ls3 SKIS
snrn, Is pkgs iubricating oil. 2,0s0 SKIS
hoar. 8 brls molasses. ~ CO canned goods,
8 bales twinc, $50 SKIS salt. Dos kegs pow
der, tpkgs merchandise.
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seattle. IAks saoss 4 Esstera Rxfiwsy Cen-
pazs ars aow sanRing sxcaFstea tFaaas 10 sno
sasltale fslis ea Saaaays fses eaiy q Coz ne
feuaa trisA special rates al any u@s fox
pxrtsx see display s1vsFfssensnt IN sais