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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
BOSTON srooK ExoHAsoE.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
BOARD or trade.

BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Sept. -Wheat-Moderate de-
mand: opened &c lower. advanced &c on
better cables. eased off &C on local shorts
selling. rallied &c on good reports Of de-
creases oil grain atioat, visible supply and
Russian, Danubian and Australian ship
ments and French and English crop short
age; held steady and closed firm, 1t<c
higher than Saturdays closing figure.
Receipts i66. 600. shipments i55. 600 bushels.
Closing, cash. 64lse; December, 69ise.
Corn-Higher; cash, s7ssc; December,
3s1kc.
oats-Firm; cash, 2sxc; December.
25ixc.
Rye--4ic.
BarIey--Nominai.
FIax-99iac.
Timothy-$3 fo13f5.
Pork--steady; cash, $3.50; January.
s12a5.
Lard-steady cash. IS. 10; January 81. IS.
Short ribs-Steady; cash, $500; Janu-
airy, $3.50
Shoulders-s7 25t675n.
Short clear 81. 2Seg9. SIX.
Whisky-$1.i9ls.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts, $500 head; market
steady; no top natives here: good steers,
4 so1 3. 90; medium. si416A.T5: common,
81 O0(f4. IS: Texans, 81 1902 81; Westerns,
$3.00ed3. 20, butchers stock in good demand
and steady.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head: market
fairly active and steady: mixed and pack
ers. s.. 20615. so :tprime heavy and bntchers'
weights, sS50@a75; light. s.. sotd6 To-
Sheep Receipts. Ii.ooo head: market
shade stronger; natives, 81 75GL25;
Westerns, s.. 4A63S0
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.

THE STATE OF TRADE
SAN Francisco, sept 5.-Ths mer.
chandise markets are moderately active
and prices are firmly maintained. The
produce markets are slow.
Vegetable
Fresh fruit Unchanged
Grapes-Slow OF sale.
Fresh Butter Easier.
Eggs-Steady.
Poultry-Duil.
Produce receipts Flour. quarter sacks.
9sa0 wheat, centals, s,iS2; barley, GEN.
tais. III. sis. oats, centals, 2S5. corn, sacks
ass beans. sacks. AS: potatoes. sacks,
> 3cb; onions, sacks, as, bran, sacks, 925;
middlings, sacks, 232
Fiour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. S3.65af3 IS; bakers extras,
81 5ot1 $50; superfine. s26oQ12g0.
WhSat-No. 1 shipping. sL00tf 03sx;
choice. si.0s;' milling. slo5eaLo6'..
Bariey--No I feed. zoe; choice bright.
for standard aud 9oceSsl 90 per Genital for
lower grades.
Oats New oats, red. oo@a5c: white. SOC
er$if2is. black. sJcet Los. old oats, slea
LOO per GENITAL. according 10 quality.
cAsL BOARD.
Sales were recorded today ss follows:
Afternoon session--w Wheat December.
i,oo0 tons. stis. May. 100 tons. si.2Ti.:
800 sous, st27ss: TOO tons. si27ts seller.
1888, new after October l, 100 tons, $l.0as.
per GENITAL.
Barley December. 100 tons. 7ss.c PER
Genital.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-on sight. New York. per 500,
2oe discount Sterling bills-on London.
sixty-day bank. s4s3
SILVER.
Silver bars, per ounce. 7Sta73lsc
Mexican dollars, 6ieasi11c.
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Silver bars, per ounce. 7St3T3iss
Mexican dollars, 6ieasil1c.
INV YORK MARKETS.


SEw YoRx. Sept. speculation on The
stock exchanges today gas characterized
By bgoyABey upou which occasional bear
raids and TeslsEaiicns by room traders haa
no more than = 5eeting effect 4. the
opening dealings were slightly fevegEsh
and prices irregular. bat ssroag buying
movement deve4ea<d. and under its In
hGeace a higher range If values was
steadily established. This apwari ten
deney Of the market Sas stimulated in
some q the speeialtsss. notably sugar. By
fAyorabge news, az beisg announced early
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pea.oa,len Of Hebrew c.m.,.y,.

The new cemetery Of the Hebrew ortho-
dox congregation was dedicated on sun
day. when the first burial toos place in IT,
This was the child Of Mr.. Skeodt. which
was brought here from Montreal. A large
number Of members of the congregation
and also several outsiders attended the
ceremonies. Rev. III. Genss delivered fhe
prayer and made o speech IN which he
brought out the fiEe points OF the falmna
and praised the people for their interest ia
the society known as the Biker-choln.
which interpreted means taking care OF
the sack
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SEATTLE. Sept. S, 1898.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
hnG clearing houses today were:

During the past week business has been
exceptionally good. The closing days OF
August brought in larger orders than
nsaal for the last of the month, and the
increase usually accompanying the first
days Of the month has put merchants in
good humor and they generally prophesy a
stesdy picking up of trade during the fall
months Owing to the time In the week
xhen the month began and tho holiday, Il
y yet too early 10 Judge of the way in
which collections are coming In.
Ths tone of the wheat market In better.
sishcash no actual change in prices has
taken place. Not much grain Is being
offered. and freights are steadily increas-
ing The last ships chartered TO load on
the Sound get p Cd more than the highest
amoaas paid heretofore. The quotation
o. Fbsat for export is now 5i0152 cents for
claband cents more for blue stem.
There has been no change in quotations
- hops. but a firmer tendency il noted,
eut great change has been made in the
tcad.tlons of harvesting the crops. The
katilc banks have, with the endorsement
n the Merchants and Manufacturer
Exchange. determined TO loan money to
POWERS. issuing certified checks of small
denominations, that will be received at
par by all merchants. The checks are
made payable In thirty or sixty days. but
viii perform the same functions as IL they
tere cash.
Oats and corn are weaker, and have de-
tlined slightly In price.
butter Is steadily advancing In price.
aad good ranch butter can now be sold NJ
{ profitable figure. Eggs also continue
firm and little higher, but poultry is un-
changed. Washington cheese of fine
quality Is now in market, selling nc whole
sale for IA cents per pound.
The recent arrivals of fruit have not been
large, and the tendency Is toward slightly
increased prices and q generally firmer
feeling In the market.
Pears sell at si.i5di Is per boz, peaches
err firm al 20 cents, and grapes sell at 90
o. 10. with higher tendency. Pinms are
q ar The Rradshaws selling as ~ cents
per box. Blackherries ara now quoted az
N@i2a, eanteloupes at 81 per crate, aud
satermelons at So 2s per dozen.
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Hops quiet: Pacific coast. 2iH022c-
wool.
Wool steady: domestic fleece, 2oG2sc;
pulled, IsG2Sc: Texas, i0dl7c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cofee--Options steady. Sales. 20. 500 bags.
including: septeul Der, SIS. 40d IS: Octo-
Der, SIS. 5oef IS 90; November, $i5.509i go;
December, SIS. 40ai5 IS; January, $i5.3561
1870 Spot Rio-Steady at 16ssc.
Sugar-Raw. firm and fair; refining, Sc;
centrifugal, as test. 3lfc; Muscovado, 50
test, Sc: Bahia, 81 test, 2lsc; refined No. Z.
4 i1-16@4Tze.
Firm; Lake, 1896.
Lead-very strong; domestic. $50.
Tin-Firm; Straits. $3.50. plates quiet.
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SILVER
Rar sIlrer- .aes Soc. 81.
Portland Grain Marks,

PoRrrsxn, Sept 5.-ISpeciai. l-wheat
More active and steady; Valley, a2i,c;
Walls Walla, seize per GENITAL.
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Taas Is the ewsf tine 70 wax snnqEaiEzie Falls
ami suoauaIrnss hop rsagh Both the ansst
and largest Of their KIND IA tie waTaa- ID nos
fkIl 10 saks trip nsxt sundAy. Fare enly q fas
TIE roana ir4p ses display advertisement in
GRtk
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.Aszos BLAND aours-
srrAxER olrpp

Leaves Merchants dock 2 ID p Mondsys wed
nsedAys and Fridays seF West side. oFalla ana gay
iaaaiaxs: Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays 90
Eass sias. vashon, ChsasAaaaA nssMoaass. ssosss
Landing ana BnensA Leaves TacamA ewsxy
morning except sunday ~ asa
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srEAMEa IpARo

Ss~iy sarnssses ssd ssairpes sna ssp<esasiy
2aagsed fof sxesrsseaa ACTRESS Boa Tia. ef CAL
a rooss 81 Starr Esys bsst6ssx
l., u. bRowSEIELD. &astsg Gnz osass4
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AID. CHARLTON. AS. Gen PAS. As
No i2l First ~, Portland. Or.
A. NADEAr. Gen. Agent. Seattle City tickes
once, corner YesleF avenue and Front street
Depot ticket Office corner West and Columbia ste
Above Time Card will be changed
September 3.
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oar tessphnue !. les. So soi, as IN tss hook
Loash. AuxasnEe 4 "a
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Want ads. when inserted I'm the
Observation-Disclosures bring quick
retarns. Largest rcalatsoa gasr,
anfee1.
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THE sEArrLE MARKETS.
Friees Paid So Farmers for Counsry
Produce.

fsiees Paid go Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
30 70 farmers and producers by Seattle
3sssess houses for articles named. the
fnds 70 be delivered In Seattle:
hcfs No old hops for sale; i5astsc
Msfed on contract.
hAY-tin car load lots Puget sound,
"a Ssefaa0 per ton.
.bsaiS-t In car load lots) Oats choice.
barley, Sis > per ton. wheat, chicken
-. s1l; corn, So. cracked. $s3.
noTTrs AND EG6s-Handled entirely on
ensatnsssion.
isvF sTocx-Choiee beef cattle. s,sSR.c:
eeas, sW3i4c; choice sheep. 4ss@A'sc;
800 hogs. s'aGSc: calves. large. &c, small,
htaEs, Pairs Am TAIlow Heavy saliedi
nsefs. over o. lbs, per 10. 2c: medium, per
Z - HIGHT. under 81 lbs. per 10 &C; sailed
=. and calf. per 10, Seese; green
ssss ie less than salsed dry hides, per
. s. e. dry Elk. per 10, 6tdsc; dry deer
s~ses summer, per Ito. -; good winter.
Mises poor and thin winter. Af Toe
ssa ssr skins. tSer2Se. iull wool. 1Sc, wool.
per lb; tauow. 2isefa,se.
$50 Superior Qaaity. u.r NJ, FIR. 81 SO
choice cedar. 81 sod 50; common,
- 81 ~
aobhing oaetAtion.
he following are the prices paid by re-
~ aeaters for round lots delivered at the
sasfi or on the cars. or the iobhing rates
sa0'sd by wholesale dealers;
srArLE GROCERIES.
stsAs-t obbsag( -sSolden &c" i'm hbl.
= =, oA.e' extra &C. Ia hel. per TO- 5sse:
20 gFaauisted. In bhl. per 10, 6s-c: cuoe,
powdered, &c. In kegs each OF the
se - " advance on prices quoted
.atoFs Fre. - tiohhiugl - Washington
ss.saEhi per bol. $40; paient s. IS; Cali.
- - etsnds. 81 -. buckwheAt aonr. per
-. Ms; per cat, s. 70, graham. per Dol,
-. o. t0lb SACKS. 100 per cat. rye
aosss. per Dbl. SAso, ar lob sacks. SIS
sst. rye meal. PER Dbl. ste5: rer cwt
80. cat greats, ger shl. SsSgsov1s o. hoEg.
PEI cwt. S2TS; cracked wheat. ner
49,, rolled wheat, $Sesa 81 per hhi.
ss wheat Hour, per cwt, s. -. pear.
Icy. per %, t'sc. split peas. per lb' ss,.
49, 49, eern meal. yellow. 81 a. pr cwt IN
3 - g sacks; Slz, $50, white. los, 500: SIS.
..hssss-tJobbinel Small white per N
@AAe. pink. per IL 3sss14e. Rayas. peg
.ssAet.; butter, Per 10. &; Lima, per
EsK tJobhinsl - Japam. sAenseS X.
ssssiins. s. sla9 3 20. t'hina "a = $50,
sssth FgAs-t Ipealngt-- Field per Ia A.
&tobasnxl iIyerp,ol. 18th SACKS,
- - ter. s2l06s American dairy. 5s-fb
- - per ten. siS; Coast haiY. rrouni.
- ss..se sssSs, per Ton. 81. ssAlh xsskS. peT
- ssss alb seeks = in bale, xszS. Sln
- i pm bale, SIS; i0lh SACKS. - IN
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rrooD cAyAI ROUTE

TvooD cAwAI RouTE-
III %ew Passenger xseAxnsF
DAEEA
e-sxryfss e =. mail sssvss cetaaa Seek Men
exsa wednesdays as1 srhtara ~ 90 q "a. fes
Klasstsn PaFt aanahse. Bangs @e@ks1k. HFtaa@n.
Isa9a4sa E1fIfwanp allie HSp1spoFs ard tnana
cas- ard intermediate pe5ats. arriving af gnIon
ftty a. % p "a leaves Inioa CIR 81 40 a.
q. Tne&4ays. TnRFSaAys ana sstassaya agxswtas
= THOMPSON BRos
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IN the day that the executive committee az
that trust had Recommended the decsara-
ton Of dividend OF per cent. in eom-
mon and IN ger cent in preferred Lead
was strong. bat the chief factor today. as
on Saturday, was the increasing
condolences in the stability Of the
monetary situation Monsy on call
Vas easy. and time loans oouid
b negotiated upon favorable terms. Gold
was returning FROM abroad and currency
from the iuterior- Ali the condition we're
favorable 20 q bull movement what
with heavy buying for long account and
the by no means insignifcant purchases
TO cover short contracts and some very
large orders from abroad. prices jumped
up by longer steps than usual. The trans
actions we're in greater volume than for
some time and the floor of the exchange
presented scene Of activity to which il
had long been stranger. Upon the rising
market industrials led in the dealings. and
Of these Sugar was the most active. Rail-
road bonds we're in sympathy with the
share market and recorded advances rang
ing from 4 10 5 per cent.
Government eonds-Stronx.
Petroleum--Active; October. 6I96ikc.
Bar silver, Per ounce. &c.
Nsxican doIlars-5s51c-
FINANCIAL
Money On calI-Easy: closed offered at
? per cent Prime paper. sS3I2 per cent.
$is61AS6lz. and As25x G4s2Jz for de-
mand.
Q. q A........ iio,1r. & - frsg,. -. 90
o. = tcoup1.... iillaPacinc d ........ siua
aAmaoAn srocxa
Atohison ..... 2Ts4 Northern Pariae. ~
Can. Pacific. . 75,sl Preferred al
Can. Southern. GA Northwestern. -. sss1
censfa. Pacinc- "a Prc'srred -.-.. is4
Del q Lacka- -. lss Reading ......... ls3<
Rio ersnds pfd.-. g sieh Isrmlnai... %
Great Northern. los K O. Western -. rs
KANSAS s TsH.... is fisss. .1. .... q
Lake shore I'D Rock Island 1885. ssh
Louis 4 Nash. 5.Aast Paul ..,..... slh
Missouri Pacific. 27ss Texas Pacific 80. 81
n. American 5saun MON facine..... ga
y. \. Central 49,. iol
asked.
Distiilers. 1890. 2issSat Linseed oai.. i7yS
k Z, tooml 49,; 3 sugar ............. ss<
EXPRESS conrAxrHa
American ... los Wells Fargo. ...... rs
United States. 80
MISCELLANEOUS
Chicago Gas . 62sslpacihc Man. ... IL
General Electric. AZ Pullman ......... 1e5
oregon Imp....... 10 western Union... So
Oregon Man.. 81
MINING sTocKA
Con- Cal a Va Isl sierra Nevada 20
Gould Curry. astandard ........ ! 10
Hale q Sorcross.. 44Union Con. 50
Hcmesiake. 8 as Yellow Jacket. 30
Mexican ....... 43Iron savsr........ 10
0nfarfo.. ....... 6cUQuicksilyer ....... 1 50
Sluhir... S. Preferred $1,000 Is 90
plymouth. acknowledgements. 10
Hors.
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Great L. DIRECT LINZ
a1n0 nb&s EAST
~ RhILW' AND WEST.

Trains leave Seattle daily ct a m. for
the East; arrive daily 81 ii 30 p. m.
Passengers for Chicago and The East
save one night of travel.
To the Big Bend country, Spokane and
points in idaho, Montanta, the Dakotas
and Minnesota.
Connections at wenatchee with steamers
for Lake CheIan and the Okanogan coan-
try: at Newport for points on the Pend
d. OreiIie river; ut Bonners Ferry with
steamers for KsEIo. Ainsworsh. Nelson
and points in the kooienai mining dis
frict; nj shelby junction and Hasre for
Great falls. Helena and Butte
Runs Buffet cars. containing bath room.
barber shop, easy chairs, observation
Windows. library. writing and card tables.
smoking rooms. etc, in connection with
Palace Dining and sseepings Cars. first
c,ass coaches and free Colonist Sleepers
crosses the Cascade and Rocky mount
aims in daylight. No finer scenery in
America. Route free from dust.
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uoon CANAL ROUTE.
arrAMrR nucKKYn


RsbuEft and refuruished leaves Merchants aoek
Tuesday. fhnrsday and saturday 81 q m 90
kIngsto8, oFt Gamble. hanger. saaasek. Lib
wanp, nuwatfo. Hoo6sport union City and fnter
mediate pslnis arriving 10 Union CITY 90 s 3. N
Leaves Mon City Wednesday, Friday
and sunday, arriving IN Seattle aa . y n
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ORTIZ EHN
PACIFIC RI

Pullman Sleeping Cars. Elegant Day Coaches
and finest Palace Dining Cara between seattle 81
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
for all points In the United States and canada
OFFICIAL TIME CARD
TAKING EFFECT SEPT. 8, 1898.
TRAINS LEAVE sxArrIK:
For 81 Paul and East-lO 80 n m
For Portland and south-s:o0 a m. and 7:Io
For olympia. erays Harbos cities and south
For Tacoma and iI.oo = m. 2:io. s:7e.
r For r0i snohan,sh. ssdro and Anacortss-s.so
For Everett snms. and waa.eom--sso . m.
For snoqnaimss Falls and North B4nd-s:so
TRAINS AnRIvx AT sKsrTLR
From 81 Paul and East-4s25 n m.
From Portland and south-l3:35 q IN. and
From olympia eray's Hareor cities and south
From Tacoma-ls:ss. s:2s g. IN; 1915. s:2s
r From = sn X a s.aro and Aaaeoss.-io:so
From Everett. sumas and whaieom 90 p M
From snoqualmie Falls aud North Bend-S;o0
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TlcKErs TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON
500 amILvI Mi. Ifscoma.. IilojArI s.is am
i:so pmIi.vl 72lPt townsend ssLvIii:ss pm
a;3o pmlArl ilok Victoria MIlLvi $50 pm
IDaIly except Monday
rox ,.,.. rout.. ana 9th sr ,n,ox..,,.n ali an 40
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poRr ASoELEa PORT rowxsxSp Dun
gsnsss ana seattle route.
TtMB CARD
Fest Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday. May "a 1893
Leaves daily exceps Mon6Ay follows. seasssA
m Townsend 10 80: arrives Port Angeles
p m Leaves fors Angeles 8 M: Port
Townsend .: 80 p M. arrives Seattle 10 .. M
Landinga City Dock. seattle: TiboaIs Dock Pan
Townsend: Mersss Deck PERT Anxsaea
HATEa BROA
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Fiat Esxlasas sAaa. asaisOa Para. saadxyl
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
IoSpox crock EXCHANGE.

LONDON crock RxcHANaE
LosDoS. Sept. 5The Financial News
learns that the Bank of England, having
declined TO loan $500. 900 10 the India
Office. the banking firm of Gin, Mills,
Curree 4 Co. has offered to loan fs, 600, coo
20 enable the Indian government to force
the rate of exchange up to Is SID. at
which figure the council bills could be
issued. The Eers says an import duty on
silver is also contemplated.
Consols, sS i-i6d. Bank of England dis
count rate per cent Amount OF bullion
into the Bank of England. EIs7 600.
SILVER
Bar silver. .ss5 fine. s31sd.
KsGLIsn GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept s. Wheat Demand
fair. No. red winter. So 3d.
CONFIRM. Spot. q I'D; September,
Is; October. - Id; November, Is nd.
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EVERETT AND sSoHoxrsH ROUTE
STEAMER BEL

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves HaafsIds wharf Tuesdays Thsrsaavs ana
Saturdays At . m ter Edmsn1s. Mnkiseo. Nv
ereEk AaTysvtsie. ksss ETsxsst. level aAd sas-
homsh kAAE TO kgERkrr. sos: To aSGe
HOAisH. Soc J, A. HATFIELD. Agent
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aobhInx Quotation.

-. nc following are the prices paid by re-
= - aessers for round lots delivered AT the
saaFi or on the cars. or the iobhing rates
saossd by wholesale dealers:
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Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Day Coaches
and finest Palace Dining Cara between seattle 81
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
for all points in the United States and Canada
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Monsy on calI-Easy; closed offered at
2 per cent. Prime paper, s912 per cent.
Sterling exchange-Strong sixsy-day bills,
81 s6taAs61a. and $As214 G4s21z for de-
mnnS
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EGes-t Jobhngl- Fresh ranch. 24d2Sc:
store stock. 2s123c. Eastern. 20c.
PoeLrRY tJo5bingl Chickens.
spring. s.. s06fS.so; hens. s4.soetaoe per
dog; Eastern cold storage stock. lie; geese.
2nc; ducks. 2oc per Id; turkeys 30c rer ID.
VEGETABLES, FRUIr AND Surs.
PoTAreEs -t Jobbingf-Choice new. si3
Ga per ton: sweet potatoes. &C per pound.
NTGErAhI (Jobbing|-Cabbaees, it1e;
onions, new, i'se parsntps, si.25 per
sack; ratabaga. $lerI2S; beets 81 25Sf %;
white tuFnips. 81 s56t |. 50; carrots. ST.
per sack oaulitiower. 81 PER dor.
CARES fRrIr-t jobbingl Lemons, Cali
fornian. s4efAso: Sicily. s.. Joef7; lines. 81
per leo or S. per case. bananas. 81 5oSss
per bunch. apples. CSC per box.
DEtEp tRuiFs - tJobbingD ApFicots.
h!esehed. per ID. isc; hgs. California. per
ID, &c; Smyrna. per To- DC; peaches,
evaporated. per 10, lac; plums, pitted. per
ID. 1sc: apples. hleAched, per IN. Iac:
prunes, Washington. i4tf nc prupes. CALI
iornia. i2@ise. Raisins, l.. L.. $2olta2 IS
per box; l. NJ. 81. 6i922S. seedless Sui
tanas. $50
Nrrs-( Jobbingl Best almond. per ID.
lsefi 9c. PEANUTS, raw, Virginia, i0'sc;
roasted is'sc; filherts, per 10. iSc; hrazil.
per III. i2aF lSc; walnuts. California, per 10.
iaeTisc; cocoanuts, per loo seefs. chest
nuts. Sicily. per 10. iac. pecsns, per 10.
iSSs lSc; pine nuts. per 10. los.
hay. GRAIN AND FKKD.
Hay Jabbsngl-P Puget SQUAD per ton,
sioSs$is; Eastern Washington. 81. straw,
s.
wss,r sJobbingl Chicken feed. per
ton. Sstea12
oars tJobbingl Choice. PER ton, s24
"a
BaRry tJobhinel Rolled or ground.
per ton, s.
coRs Whole. s23 cracked. per ton. SIS;
feed meal So per toa.
MiFrsTuFEs (Iobhiagt Bran PER ton.
SIS. shorts. per ton. so.
Fwxp-t Johhingl- Chonped feed So per
ton midditngs. per ton. 50; osseake meat.
per ton. so
IrNsER sSa HrfintS9 ssyKktAf@
IrxagR-~ Rough common, per NJ. s..
common. sixed, 81: ccmmon. u 4 s. ST..
clear, y as. sis. Ix4 flooring. Ma. |. SIS;
fxa ssoorsng, vertical. Ma /. SIS. spruce
shelving $50: clear. cedar Eaish. sSsNs IS:
FaaaIdingS. ~ ger cent discount on Unit
vsrsaI Moulding Book shingles per VI.
81. 80; lath per NJ, sta5; pickets, u ard +.
issc each. gutter, SKA. 50; gutter. tx4. &c;
4xts. ~.
Bsssx-comnoa, s7.so per NJ: pressed.
$40 - PEP NJ
Itwg Johhsngl- Raehe HArbor and San
Jaan Diamond. sl@&
CEwKNr-{ loeasngl Portland. X. X 4
s. sea
fiasrss tloeoingl--coIdea Gate. per
ebA. 49,
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speeches, but from wide range of prac-
tlcal experience and observation.
do not say this from any spirit Of
boastfulness. | believe | am right. AS
to transportation, do not care whether
the Government owns the railroads or
not. What l want is postal rates for for
Wardlng farm products 10 any necessary
market at a uniform rate for any
distance. This will be to the farmer
what protection" is to the manufacturer.
This is already done OH books. let it be
done on farm products, or else let the
farmers unite for free trade. Why shall
the manufacturers be protected and the
farmers be permitted to get even on
mortgages, black coffee, overalls and
brogans?
Lastly Mr.. Massachusetts Farmer"
you appear to think it will be o. X. if
Sacramento could get some factories.
Well, we want factories. and the I'M
prOvement Association has now in bank
Sl20, 900 for bonuses waiting for them,
but even il we could get 100 factories in
Sacramento, each employing 100 men, or
10000 in all, and if these 10000 would eat
nothing but Sacramento County fruit,
they would make but a small hole in the
lump of fruit products OF this county.
We produce for the world, and while a
few factories would do some good to the
merchants, they would hardly be notice
able to California producers. The ques-
ton of free tax and field product ship
ment through the mail is not Sacra-
mento question, however. 1t is national
question. d. LUBIN.
Sacramento, Cal.