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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE OF TRADE

DAN FRANCISCO MafCn l6-Tho vegetable
market was dullsr than ever this morning, with
ties were lighter. Receipts include Is boxes of
asparagus. 30 boxes of rhubarb. sacks OF new
potatoes, sack of string beans, 10 sacks of peas
and box OF cucumhera The potato market is
fairly active. with prices drm. Onions are plen-
uful, with prices lower.
There il but little doing in fresh fruita Stocks
Of apples aud oranges are excessive, most of
them being Door. and sales are slow for every
thing but choice varieties Offering. Nothing
new In the way of early fruit 10 In, and the sea-
son will be later than usual
Another car load of Eastern poultry was mar
kesed this morning, and it brought bestsr prices
than that sold previously, the stock bsing finer.
Hens brought g. roosters g 50, ducks $3.50 and
geese 81 Receipts Of California stock were
light and prices firm.
Game 10 scarce, with prices steady.
The butter market 10 steady, with supplies
about equal to the demand. Eggs arrive freely
and prices are weak at quotations Cheese 10 in
fair demand and steady.
Produce receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, 5000:
ala. 1000; potatoes, sacks. 1000; Oregon, sacks,
5000: onions, sacks. 100; Oregon, sacks, 1000
Fiour-Net cash prices for family extras. S. 90
Gao per =, n sa bakers extras, saso@4oo;
whest-There 10 q little more activity to the
market, ~ shippers are becoming rsconciled to
the slSuAuOn ana are Onefin& STOCK win greater
freedom. Prices, however, remain unchanged
quotable ct &l2SH for No. shipping, and s. IS
PER Genital for choice: milling descriptions sell
ct range Of $L271s 81 per GENITAL
Bafley-TransactiOn0 In feed show some siigh
improvement, and the market IL steady at the
old dgurea We quote - follow: Feed. 500
S2lSc per csntal for good quality and S3sxc for
chOics; brewing, S73<c9$l per Genital
Oats-buStnoso In progress at this moment 10
not large. but black descriptions arc doing bet
ter. We quote: Milling. 81 l51el5S; fancy feed.
$40: good to choice feed, 81 .S<; OF grades
Sl159l 20; black, 81 l01ll5 for feed, and s. liz
@L22s fol- seed; gray. $l.250l.3o: red, lLi04
LIS Per GENITAL.
Following aFe the sales recorded at the call
board today:
Wheat-Morning, informal session - Deem
Der. 100 tons. 81 321: May, GO tons. $26ss; LOO
tons at 81 26lz per GENITAL.
Regular session-May, 500 tons. Il 2ess: 1900
tons, $L26s<; December. 800 tons. 1881 per
Genital.
Afternoon session-Wheat, December, llnO
tons, &1.S2s< 400 tons, tlsa5s; 1,6O0 tons. 81 49,
600 tons, N.s57ss; May. 100 tons. 3l265s 400
tons, &lS; 100 tons, g. 265s; $500 tons. 81. % !;
1850 tons, $l271< per Genital.
Drafts-On sight New York. per $780, 22isc:
teexraphic, IKE. sterling Billion London,
sixty-day bank, sAs6is: sight, s. ssi.: CONNER.
cial, &-S6 siiver--Bars, per ounce, 6S(1sS1 &C.
Mexican dollars, 6sg66itc
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BANK OF ENGLAND MEETING

LONDON. March l6-Ths half-ycary meeting
OF the Bank OF England was held today. Gov.
Powell announced dividend of - per cent
Referring to the Barring liquidation. Powell
stated that the operations of the past month re-
duced the liabilities more than 100000 making
the total little over e., 10000 The guarantors
have decided to continue one-fourth Of their
original guarantee beyond the original date OF
the expiration OF the guarantees in November
next
LONDON IxCHANGR.
LONDON, March l6-Bar .ailver, 925 huo.
- Sled. Consois, Is sod. Bank OF England
discount rate, 2ls per cent
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, March l6-Wheat-Demsnd poor
and unchanged.
Corn-Demand fair: spot, dull, - "a:
March. steady. Is Ed; April, steady, - =;
May, steady, - 2ls "a.
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MINING sToCKl
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, March 16.-The stock market was
again subject to . severe attack flom the recog-
nixed bear quarters today. and at intervals
prices yielded under the pressure and move
ments were exceedingly srratic. The general
list, however, defined at the lowest point to
anywhere from 4 to "a per cent. with Chicago
Gas, sugar, General Electric. Changers, New
York Central, Canada southern ami New Egg
land In the lead. In the afternoon the bulls re-
covered their assurance and in a comparatively
short time prices moved up = to per cent
Government bonds-Steady.
Parliamentary; closing, SO bid.
FINANCIAL
Money on caii-Fairiy active, ranging from 9 to
per cent: closed, offered at 4. Prime paper
6a7 per cent Sterling exehange-Sixry.day
bills, - sil ga s4s4; demand. 81 So 4(9Lse1s
SILVER
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MERCHANDISE
Hops-Quiet and easy.
down. salss were 2. $50 b.ss. including: March.
xlhsG9l69,: April. $id50: May, 3l6S(el6 10
spot Rio-Dull and steady: No !. 17ssc.
Sug.r-Raw. steady and more active; Muscc.
veao. 50 test 25se. centrifuxais. % test, 3llS9
yli,s.c; molsssss sugar, 50 test, 2ssc. Refined
Duh aud steady.
fG e!r;9sl. and easy; lake. 'il7a
un-Sfronrer: Straits, 10 bid. al Is asked
BOSTON STOCK KxczASeE
BosroN. March l6-Clostnx:
Atchison. ......-.. sliasaa Diego. ........ IS
Mex Cent. tcom-l Ben Telephone. A3
bustinStou--..... 9ls
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, March 16 --wheat- Fairly active:
opened &c higher. advanced sole more on bad
crop reports from the southwestern winter
wheat area; held stsady and CLOSED steady. &c
higher than yesterday. Receipts were 1ls.o0o
bushels: shipments. y coo bushsia
Wheat-Cash, .ssxc: May, ne
Corn-Duil: cash, 4lc: May. 44s<o
0ats-Firm: cash. sic; Nay. 3i,sc
Barley-62c
Fiax-u2o
Timothy-AM
Pork-Firm; cash, 81. lcss: Nay. ST. 7,<
lArd-flrm: cash, $12 Is, Nay, $i22a
short rihs-Firm: cash, $l00o; Nay. $l01A
Short clear-$l0. 6a9l06a
shou lders-S9 62l,(1sl
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. March l6-Csttle-Receipts, 1000:
steady; top prices. IS. 9l16.O0 for extra steers;
medium and good. $4.a(0s 50: others. $A75(9A so:
!isx.n:' HO0AD; stockers. N5o0as5: fesders.
Hogs-Rece.pts, 1900: slow. steady to q trifls
higher: mixed. S. 7S17.s IS: prime heavy aud
outchers' weights, a. JO97.65: light, &60007.0.
shecp-Recsipts, l2,C0O: DUH and lower; ma
tvss, A259a5o: Westerns. $4sOSa25; Texans,
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

when II began 70 rain yesterday the work e
unloading the ship State OF Maine was sus-
pended.
The tug Richard Holyoke, Of Port Townsend.
and the launch Nettie r, of Mukiiteo, came
here yesterday and passed their annual tnspeo-
ton.
Ship Spartan has completed her cargo Of coal,
having taken 100 tons, aud will sail today -
San Francisco for the Black Diamond Coal Com.
pany.
Steamer Yakima made one of her occasionA
trips from Port Gamble to this port yesterday.
bringing thirty tons OF freight and taking back
twenty tonA
1t was quite rough in the bay yesterday after
noon and nothing was done toward raising the
Mystic. The piledriver 10 stili floating over the
sunken tug to indicate her location.
Schooner Teaser has been ct West Seattle
being scraped and overhauled. Yesterday she
was brought across the bay by tug Msynowss,
and will Be fitted up for a sealing cruise
Steamship wslla waila returned to this port
Yesterday and IL taking part OF cargo OF coal
from the Oregon improvement Company's bunk
err. She will sail for San Francisco this after
noon.
four hours ended ut O'Clock yesterday were:
Maximum temperature. 81 degrees: mean. u;
minimum. 70; precipitation. So inches: wind
southwest and cloudy. :.
Capt Bryant. local inspector OF hulls. has OF
amined the hull Of the steamer Eastern Oregon.
burned near Olympia last year, which 10 now
being fitted up ready for towing to San Fran
CISCO He pronounces her hull In good condi-
ton, nothing being injured below tho main
deck, only her upper works having been burned.
Steamship Haytian Republic arrived from
Portland yesterday with a nall cargo OF freight
She took ON $50 tons of coal at the Oregon I'm
provemsnt Company's bunkers for Portland and
Astoria Two iibels were served on the steam
ship, one In the suit brought by II. w. Baker for
g. 500 and the other by David Gilmore for IS 500.
1t 10 getting to be q frequent occurrence now
i,xl h. ha.af Axak al.d
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DEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
i block, Seattle. Washington Ca2itai. 800. o ID
oslesrs - Roar ~ Trustees - Bailey 0atxsft
Pres dent. Jacob turih. Vice President; Arthur
A Denny, second Vice President; James r. Hay
den Manager. cashier sGd secretary: Frank /
Riodrett Assistant Cashier. l. sch ~abaehsr. Joha
Lear. VA. a. Bailey. Ienn collins. otto Hanke
transact ssvtags bank business exclusively.
Deposits received siom one dollar 20 ten thousand
dollars ~i- per cent interest per al mum above ed
90 term and onr psr cent. ordinary deposits
dividends declared the last day Of Nav and No
vemser. Loans made on real estate or approved
cosla;srals only.
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sTEAMRRS.
- q TIE ':yLYERs
sEATsL. TO TACOMA
b sas hour Ind twenty-five miauesA
raE STEAMER "YLYER"
~ besn reb,,it IL the hnest paseeogoe
1nef on the sor@.d Regular daily ana Sunday
Seattle raco,SA route. as follows:
rsxrSs INFECT
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.
have seattle a3fA m. l:so r. m. and 600 p n.
Daily exeers sunday.
1--we Tacoma -:7o q M. li:30 . n and 3:So
y shAsR Daily sxceps sunday.
su}pAy TRIPS
Eanps Tscoms q IN. and p. sharp.
iesse seaitie % = IN aud =. m. sharp
!6n1Es Al y 2. Sasrf. Tacoma, and CONNER.
y sek sort - " zion street seattle.
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- SEATTLE
- MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DlSPENSARY
CONDUCTED ny
DrS. Merrill g. Merrill.

The most widely and fAyorably known specialists
uasss from the University Of the city OF New ork
and of Long stand olloge Hospital. Brooklyn
New York. and their long exporieace remarkable
okill ana univerDal success In the treatment and
cure OF Chronic diseases entttle these eminent
phynaciAns - The f0ll conadeDce q the AFFLICTED
everywhere
so matter what your complaint consult these
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A cERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE FOX the
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Long experiences. With unparalleled success h
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DIoeASES OF WO :. EN- also receive special
attention. Consult personally the OLDEST and
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WHATCOk ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF SEATTLE"

lClose connection with n. p. train from Portland
and San Francisco.
Steamers 'City Of Kingston" and ''City Of Seat
tie" make close connections 1t the Tacoma wharf
with trains to and from Portland, and with the
East and west-bound overland trains
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,.~ycr 70 CoSrKAcroRs.

eWro CoxTRACToRS-Beale proposals.
a. received BY the board OF county COM
- n King county. Washingson. at the Of
u rruufy auditor in seattle, Wash, until
ss6nesaay April l 2. 1898, fog the erec-
Ss~-nnsefion Of the new county almshouso
ssxs.I q the site seiected On the county poor
~ Ok he city Of seattle, according g the
~Sr46csfJons and detail drawings Of the
ks,.cS~r~d ~ W. A. Richie. architect. which
~ - .fil BE- on file In the architects Of
IL 49, 60, 80 an! 81. Union block. eeattie.
- ~ sfser Moncay. March 70. 1898.
~ssonul must be ACCOMPANIED by . cePti-
S.sS - sou,e local bank In she sum Of ten
D~S SnIiers (el0 000l, nate payable 10 the
~ King county, WASH. ~ guarantee Of
- 4 ! fbs pArs Of the said bidder.
- viii be considered unless accom-
-, 'ych certified check
~ q coun;y commissioners reserve the
- board OF county commissioners
~ ~sSrfy Warrington
r. A. TwICHELL,
3Anr and EH-Officio Clerk Of the Board
]l5Sssrrc<s ommissioners-
= SSS sSscllsh day Of March, 1898.
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pACrrTC NAVIGATION CONPANY-S
= Bost4 fA0s time soe enohomiah, Eversss and
Tacoma
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON van
IeAve 1vseoes daily, excsps sunday, - Z N. 5or
0oakSlA
IeavU Seattle for Tacoma, IL 4 N
Leave Tacoma foe seattle, p m
Leave seattle for Everett. AIS d n
Leave Everett for Seattle, $40 p -.
Leave seattle foe Everett. 80 p -
SUNDAY TRIPS.
1aovo Everett for seattle, Z m.
Leave seattle for Tacoma IL 30 q -
Leave seattle for veresl 80 D. "a
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY WIN leav~
Seattle for snohomish Mondays. Wednesday, and
rndays g Z = m, calling - Aucknsso. EAs and
hsadqsassers IN sestsiA City Dock. Soos q Naaa
0evoe6
I. J. RATHBoxE. Ae,us
FRANZ WATERHoUoE. 0suoeal 1SnaGse
Tacoma
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

= .
Tx ADE AND NHIpPINfS
AADAO0 AANO 0Xxx4 i 4AvOs
"a. nl.A, ,.a
V0to 1 4CutlluA 6uU xuCA1u0V 70
n
DO weaker.
c. OVER SEED HIGHEST ~ veAne
OsAef Grass oeo4e 0ig0-LaPgo Q1an.
taeaea ~ U.v and r,.e. w.a>.v.A
"nses Asfkes AAacsave.
TIDES Ar sRArrLs HARpon ropAv.
-----
HIGH wATkh Low WATER
.m,f... 20, -. - -.
- y ~ 49, = .- W.. y =. -
"a las <o7 ~ 1 10 d . 10 20 "a
= - /. !. - 49, ! =
AZ roAt TOWNSEND
3.s9 1913 S.ss 9-2E "a 59I947 26
60 -. :. go.
r..s. 80, -, AAIcu ~ 1SsN
cle.rinv. hor... .o-s.r
Clearance. Rc,n.ee,
Seattle. .$i9s ~ 80 8sSl99 IL
Tacoma: lss,oo5 90 ls,1e5 90
Portland. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $4,000 % 10000 %
There 10 very strong demand for oats both for
feed aud seed bus the rnarkat IN n lttla veaksv
The hioh rr;c.. -hich ~. .on,tnr"d o.. 80.
their .urn,u. .focs srs ~. ,.sn,. :. mt -.
quantities are being shipped in. making stocka
on hand much greater than for some time
Prices are maintained at sso for sd oats. ana
SO for fsed, the only eject Of ouan,ises on
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PACIFIC m

Puilmaa sleeping Cara ElesAns nay Ccaches
and dnest Palace Dining Cars between seattle. 81.
Paul and Chicago without change Connections
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. LIT, 1892.
fRAxD LEAVE sEArfLDs
roe sc Panl and East-1o:25 p M
For epokane-3:20 p m. and lO:25 p. n.
For Portland and south-S:lt . m ana o:le
p m.
For Olympis-6:l5 . m and s:ls N
For Montesano and Ocoeta-6:l5 q m
For snoquaimis Falls and North Bend-o:ls
Z m
For sumas and Anacoftes--o:lB Z m
For 6nohomish and Getcheil-0:l6 . -. o1d
ASS p n.
1RAIxs An11vs At sHArTLA
From 81 Paul and East-ll:3e p. m
From SpokAne-lO.3S q and IL :26 p a.
From Portland and South-6:3O p. N and 1855
From oiympia-5:s0 p m. and s:lS .. q.
From Monteeano and Ocosta-S 50 d m.
From Tacoma-1z:53. 0:43 and 1925 q N,
200. $50, S:l5 and 1l:25 p m
From sumas and Anaeortes-670 p m.
From Snohomish and Getchell-10:36 q N and
$40 m
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP rlCKET0 TO
ALL POINTS In THE wORLn
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nnNhlt AND nAkRANTS
DUNUO WANTED.

sias,. city, f.ussy ssa Ssssl hsiris.
nd other negotiable securities. Correspondence
soifc,sd from hos1sra 26csrs ~ mnssrt pAlSaeo
about hsoinx eisksr b. W. IR1INCk
koola A HsiIer bui.diax sssstls wasA
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON"
500 am Lv MI Tacoma. :. IllOlAf 6:l5 am
1915 pmlLv z6i. Seattle. ;. 81ILvj 500 am
80 pm Lv 72lPt Townsend 3SILvil1:A5 pm
4:30 pmlArlllO. Victoria. j MIiLvl $3.50 pm
steamers "city of Kingston and CITY Of eeat-
tie" make connections 1T Port Townsend for pas
sengers going from Bellingham bay points 70 Vic
toria and return
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ssaxrr AND ssbHoMIsH Rourn
+
STEAMER MABEL
- aNsrs wharf rass1ays rhurssays ana
sA Ia tor tdmands. Auxi!teo. ~.
~Asy'Slle. Lowell .aa s-ononish
FARr To SvFRErr, 500
TO sSoAoNgsH. elp
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Portland Wheat Market.
PORTLAND. March l6-The wheat market
10 stronger. in sympathy with Western advices,
but trading remains light Valley, 81 l2,<(1l Is;
Walla Walla, $l.06(D1. OK per Genital
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var oxcaARs
ssss TAFs Rsssi R,.,,,,a, .,>.>,
All 3ss4sssoaA
eiSANSE BILLS
A ~ss Sstoc sg-~ss daily sxesps
- a4and 50 = u The s:is
sss: q Port Orchard kxsa&
Ga - sss.l sI~sA.sa ca sSssAss
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Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers On NOU
fore, Chicago, 81 Paul. san Francisco, Peee.
land. and various points In Wash-
ington, Oregon and British
Columbia
Sight bills OF exchange on London svailaAle ~
where in Europe
Collections risds 1t all points on favorable terra
Bonds, sticks and other valuAbleo received - -
poait for safe keeping.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-03

That the race OF Amazons Is not
entirely extinct was practically
Demonstrated in our city on Wednes.
day by the three daughters OF Martin
Daley approaching Patrick Fahey.
who was sitting on u log talking to a
lady. aud demanding Ills reason for
assuultlhg their father, and on his
telling them to go home and not
make an exhibition of themselves, MS
they were old enough to know better.
ear with her fist, making him for the
time see stars, AID the other two
peltsd away at him until they got tired,
after which thsy went home, as a by.
standar said. covered with glory.
In al interview ono OF them said
My sister sasscd Mr.. Fahey, and
slapped him. 1t was awful tho way
that he treated father. 1t was brutal
They had their innings on "Wednesday
and We suppose the game will round
up In tue Municipal Court. as Mr.
Daley had Mr.. Fahey before thai
august tribunal on Thur sday, and /
final hearing will take place, after
which the Alnazons will have an op
portunlty TO relate their exploits, and
pay the peEalty mado and provided
for the same by our lcwgivers for such
pugiiistic entertainments. 1t viii.
perhaps, be conundrum with them
for long time whether the gratlIic; :
ton arising from their exhibition
was really worth tho coet2
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IlnIa


American Laundry. COZ West Front =,
Curpingand ineGhins, lHa Z. seaond 81
Cuppins & cochinp, Parkcr,b0s Madison.
Floral designs, 9o5 W. I'd st. Sparks,
Mlcrobe killer 2lp W. End. Wilhelm.
Cummings, the photographer, 80l
Market street.
II You want ilrst.elass dyeing and
scouIing done, 20 to 2l0 King.
DR.. Munn's Worm Tablets are pleas
ant. safe and eilectual. Price 10 cents
Good cut hay In bales at S. L. Bar
ker's. corner OF Front and ShipleJ
streets.
Grand Royal Cabinets, 4 for 25c
Equal to i0c cigarSs at Durstetn's, s !sas
ID street.
II your little one is pale and lstles.
get II box OF DR.. Munns Worm Tab
lets. 10 cents.
Pine Needle Mixture. not only pleas
ant smoking, but relief for Catarrh
asthma. sor0 throat and hay foyer.
Hollis is the place YOU get all home
made candies fresh every day. 1r,
our ten.eent candles. 227 Marke
street.
S6lt.raising or prepared buckwheat
Puro huckwneat only;5 pound package
for II cents, at J. j. Smiths, Fouftt
and Shlpley streets.
Repairing all kinds OF clothing a
well as steam dysing and securing
Altering and cleaning ladys garmentl
10 speciality at Gil Market street. Pier
soD and Burke.
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PHILABELPHIA, Nov, 2-Flour weak; win
ter superfnc, S2Gt2.lO; winter extras, S2,l2N
a2.3j; No winter family, s2.5Olr2.75; Penn
syiyania roller, straight, s3dl325; western win
ter, clear, 81 0OL3.l5; weatern winter. straight,
So l5GI3.4O; winter patent. SaSddG8.75; Mime
sofa, clear, S2,75d3.25; Minnesota. straight.
S3.5O63.s0; Minnesota, patent, S3.S5tI.15; Min
nesola, fayorlte brands higher. Rye -four,
S2.y5G3 per barrel. Wheat dull, weaker, with
&c bid and 654c.asked for Novemberi 66ltc.
bid and &c, asked for December; Csc. bid
and Gs15c. asked for January; 69sic. bid and
f0c. asked for February. Corn quiet, easier;
with i6c bid aud 4at4c, asked for November;
45Ilc. bid and 453te asked for December; 45c
bid and 45lec asked for January; 45c. bid and
45I6c. asked for February. Oats dull, weak
with BIC, bid and 35lsc asked for November;
3GlIc. bid and SIC. asked for December; 36lsc
bid and 87t4c asked for January; 38lac bid and
37bIc. asked for February. Beef firm, inactive;
extra mess, SlOh0G1l; family, sl24lI.50. Pork
dull, steady; new mess Sl950d@0. Lard quiet,
steady; steam rendered, Sl0.50 asked Butter
quiet, firm New York dairy, leGt27c. western
dairy, l7ItG22c. Elgins 2aR29ISc; New York
creamery, 2jll2oc western creamery, 204lZoc,
imitation creamery ,19d24c. Cheese quiet fairly
steady; New York large, e0ll9sc,; do fancy,
llI4dtllSsc.; do. small, lnbsI l2iac. part skins,
tngIsc. full SKINS 2Gt3Isc Eggs firmer; New
York and Pennsylvania, 25G25la western.
2ILhdl. 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-03

II is stated that New York Judge
has naturalized two hundred for
eigners in single day, being about
forty per hour. or ono In II minute
and half during tho eeseion of the
Court. Wo think mcrc celebration
should be required and the officers Of
that Court should take lesscn6 from
Collector hickey, OF lie should take les
SONS from them. 1t is eaid that Mr.
hickey has at times tuken % Dlinutes
10 furnish a single receipt, at the rate
Of four an hour, aud ten per hour was
considered good work. IL Is probable,
however that with experience he has
become mora expert, and greater
number can be furnished In specified
time.
1t is also said that the Collector has
grown more accom- nj olating and that
hereafter tho tax Office will not clost
when tho clock strikes. but will re
main open until such time as tho tax
ables in waiting can be attended x
and not be compelled to call a second
or third time, as was the ease last yea
before they could he accommodated
BY this course he will make hosts Of
friends and his chance for future pre-
Torment may b. improved, unless hi
party friends will take exception to
faithful discharge OF duty on his part
as It WIS intended that the tax oilic
should be made DISTINGUISHING ina
chime through the Vaccinations OF a
inscriptions officer AMI worked Iol
all that could bs got out OF It,