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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

WIZ
SHUTTLE THROUGH THE WORLD SLIP
sHoD AND SHABBY:
The persona attire oft proc.ai,ns the man How
a stubborn fact that neatness Of dress contributes
already favorable opinion of Tim.
Don't judge 9 man by the coat shat he wears" is
well enough far il Yet does say that
You shall untiiy and 81 abby when there no
cessity for it, We say sobe-ly. aidly ard en-
phatically. from strictly business standpoint that
1T PAYS TO GO WELL DRESSED
Admitting that your purse is light-where's the
MAN who canno: afford to pay
so
For a neat-ftting. nice appearing suit Of clothes
the maize and material of which is strong and stanch
We have many hundreds Of such in s;ocK open 70
your inspection daily,
SO
Is the Price have put upon SORE lots Of mems
suits of clothes, IRON tie gay aud gddy paid and
STRIFE to the stald and sober blacx You should
them. Strictly sli-wool Cassimer,s Chev.ots Shet-
lands. Melons. Tweeds and Wor.teds os nc neycomb
diagonal and basket weayes. We believe that such
values ere never before rut ~ on the market.
We would remark. incidentally. that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

$3.50

Is our price for Slater Navy Blue Salt strictly all
wool and fas: co.or.
$3.50. $3.50, SIS
Are prices representing suits of clothes fine enough
handsome enough. stylish enough and good enough
for sny man. whatever his station You'll belle We
this when you look them over.
sPECIALTIEs
nors, cram. Coat. vest and long pants sizes IL
BUYS SUITS TO IL years gray cheyiot, all WOOL
BOYS Two-PIECE SUITS.
81 %. 81. 80 81. a.. 80 p. $3.50 81. 60 So Those
that were $780, Sc. -. sc. s. % have been re-
duced to
Sf.50.
MEMS PANTALooNs. IN ENDLESS VARIETY,
81 80 UPWARD.
VIcroR E. ApLErs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
se7 AND go SEVENTH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open Saturday until HIP apI2-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

AAoi ~ = w al 9,
and good deal of it, comes
to the clothes that are washed
without Pearline. It's spelled
differently, but it gets there
just the same. With Pearl
inc, the rub, rub, rub that
makes all the hard wear and
the hard work is left out.
Pearline washes without it.
Practically, it washes without
you, and without any of the
troubles. drawbacks and losses
that you want to avoid. But
you can always depend upon
three things that Pearline
washes with. These are ease,
safety and profit. ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

Is our price for Slater Navy Blue Salt strictly al
wool and fas: co.or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

BEGINNING ton orrow Nine. NJ. Yale the celebrated
ComnlexlOn Sps cialist. VIII rive each lady calling
Free Treatu ent FOR restoring youth aud cultivst
ing Beauty This vii be the only offer the kind
YER made.
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BUSHES BOND.
The County Demands Its Forfeiture
at Once.

The County Demands Its Forfeiture
at Once.
Some months ago w. L. Marion gave to
Charles Busie. formerly a saloon-keeper at
Morton street, $500 to wager on the Nc
Leod-A wrestling match. Busie bet
the money and won but failed, to turn over
the $1,000 to Marion. going to Portland, Or.
with the cash. A warrant for felony en-
bezzlement was sworn out and Busie was
brought back and released pending his pre-
liminary examination on a bond in the sum
of $4,000, with Ned Foster Of the Bella
Union Theater and king" McManus as his
bondsmen.
Busie again disappeared and has not been
seen since, but it is supposed he is in
British Columbia. His case mas been called
time and again in Police Court g. and fire.
Quent demands have been made that his
bonds be forfeited, but Judge JOachimsen
has steadily refused to make the order.
Yesterday the case was called up again
and again a demand was made that the
bond be forfeited, and in support OF the de-
mand it was stated that Chief Crowley had
said that BuSie was in a country from which
he could not be eXtradited. The attorney
for the bondsmen made the old plea that
his clients were doing all they could to get
the man back again to answer for his crime,
and the matter was again continued.
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General Merchandise.


366a3sc.
COFFEE-The private circular OF c. E. BIckford
says: THE demand for local ption continues
limited for all descriptions except fair medium and
ordinary GuatemalaS which are still scarce and
command prices relatively higher than those ruling
Tor other qualities. Good unwashed Salvador has
Deen In small demand. dealers anticipating hop
Ing Tor decline with the arrival OF crop ship
Some small parcels have already arrived per Mont
serrat and City of Sydney but the samples have not
Deen placed upon the market Importers do not
consider the present small stock in both first and
second hands as being much, fany. in OF the
probable requirements during the interval. and
therefore continue firm holders ice, refusing
fers fraction below for parcels OF some size.
easier values in New ork for BrsZiIs some conees-
sions have lately been made to effect sales
land buyers, last transactions indicating decline
OF I4912c IN all qualities or washed Guatemala
cept prime. The latter Is scarce and Salabe
former figures The shipments since the Sd inst.
amount to 1878 bags" Quotations fol-
lows 2l122c % 70 nominal for good TO prime Costa
Rica. free from black beans; 19IS@20I5c nominal
for good washed salvador: 19c q 10 for good I'M
22c for prime washed Guatemala: 2l@2 81 for
good to strictly good Guatemala; 1S12@20$4c for
fair washed and unwashed Guatemala: 2l@22c
2 10 for good 10 prime pea berry; 17@1S1Hc for
medium qualities Is 12@l 619c for ordinary quail
ties; lO@loc for very inferior to common.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all bssc p 10; Dry Granulated
DC p II: Confectionery A, Acc: Magnolia 4$sc
Extra &. 4l4c; Golden G, 4c: d, 334c; Standard
A. 4s4e; half-bbls lac more than bbls and boxes
12c more
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Swallowed the Coin.

"Mark Hart. disturbing the peace" called
the clerk Of Police Court yesterday morn
ing, and great big strapping fellow arose
in the dock and pleaded guilty to the
charge. The officer who arrested him was
called TO the stand, and said: He raised a
row in restaurant at Third and Stevenson
streets on Sunday morning, and swallowed
thirty cents"
Swallowed what?" asked his Honor.
Three ten-eent pieces" replied the
officer.
That I did," laughed Hart interrupt
Ing. ut was this way" he continued. 81
was drunk. and / went in the place for a
bite to eat, intending to pay for it, Well. l
put the thirty cents in my mouth while /
was doing something else and swallowed the
coin. That's honest. Then there was a
row. l wouldn't have eat the dimes il l
could have helped it." concluded Hart, feel
ing his stomach.
His Honor laughed, and said: you're a
queer case. Sentence tomorrow" and the
moneyed man went below with an aside TO
the bailiff that 'he would never be broke
as long as he had them coins in i'm"
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market Eastern Bacon quotabIe at 12t@l31sc q ID
FOR heavy and medium. l4@l5e 2 10 FOR light and
l6enl7c Tor extra light Eastern Sugar-cured Hams,
100 Size: California Hams. Il sc Lard tierces.
Eastern. all Kinds. 1r@2c; pals. 13c California.
tlerces l2c; habbls l212c I0-fD titus. ~ va
1870; do, BIB. 12s4@l3s4c: Mess Beet. So SOFAS;
extra mess 40. IS 50@9: family do. S10@l0 90;
clear Pork, sci; extra prime $l40l5 p Dbl: extra
clear So; mess, $l6@l9 y Dbl; Smoked Beef, 1912
Ollie 2 10.
HOPS Quoted at 171sCa2Oc p b.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers 7Ac:
medium, 69619c p ID: light 412@5c p 10 Cow
hides, 4G512c q ID sated Kip, &C 10: sailed
Cali. &c; dry Hides usual selection. Sc y 10: dry
klps, sc q 10; prime G0atskins. 30@50c each;
Kids b9 Zoe; Deerskins. good summer, 81 1ac: me-
dunn, 3d@321ae; winter, 20@25c: Sheepskins.
shearlings, l0@25e: short wool, 40970c; medium,
70@90c' long WOOL 90cGSl 10 each. Culls OF all
kinds about 1s less
.TALLow-No. rendered, 4I4@4s4e; Refined,
614c: Grease. 3La@9ic p 10.
WooL-FalI clips are quoted as follows: Humboldt
and Mendocinc, l4@l5c; Northern defective ga
Toe q 10; free Mountain, sole; San Joaquin aud
Southern defective, 7@8c. Spring Wool IS quoted
as follows: Eastern Oregon. 139I7c; Valley Ore
gon, lS6n2lc q h.
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on the estate of Michael Bird. who died
September 2, 1867. The estate consists of a
house and lot in this city valued'at $500,
aud his children only recently discovered
their inheritance. The will of Marie Louise
Roncovieri was filed for probate. Her es-
tate is valued at $4,000. and the legatees
are her sons, Joseph, Louis and Alfred T.,
who are named as executors without bonds.
By his Photographic will S. F. Doane devises
house and lot on Pacific street, in this city,
and his personal effects in Paris to M. =.
M. j. Delapiane of this city. Peter Alferltz
is named as executor
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HELD To ANSWER.
Ten Thousand Dollars for p. Com
noIIy's Release.

The trials of Patrick Connolly, formerly a
salesman and collector for the wholesale
liquoT-house of NJ. Goodwin 81 Co., on the
charge of having embezzed S4S1 40 of his
employers money. came to an end Yester-
day, and Judge Conlan held the defendant
to answer on five different charges, the
amounts embeZzIed aggregating the sum
above given.
COnnolly's bail was fixed at $4,000 in each
case, in default of which he was sent to
the County Jail to await trial in the Su-
perior Court. The case of Connolly has ex-
cited considerable interest, as he was very
popular, and seems to have had many
friends. The cases against him were abso-
lutte so far as proof was concerned, how
ever, and his friends seem to be unable to
helm him
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The ELEcANTFuRNiTuRE

Contained in the Handsome Residence OF
the Late MR.. METER Deceased,
COMPRISING IN PART:
Fine Piano; Handsome Parlor Upholstery: Walnut
bookcases and Desk; EIegan Paror I ables; Costly
Cabinets; Plate Mirrors; Lace Curta ms ana Drap-
cries; on Paintings and Petures Library Tables ;
Walnut Chamber Furniture: Elegant FOLDING Bed:
Flrst-cass Bedding; Baby Carriage: Body BFusse $
and tapestry Carpets; Walnut Marble-top Side
board; Extension Table and Chairs: Large Assert
ment CrocKery and Giassware: Kitchen Utensils
and MANY other articles too numerous to mention.
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer,
1t 10 Montgomery street
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PHYLLIS.

The twilight was warm on the naples,
The wood IN the est was afame
With the glow OF tile twilight that deepened,
The night she first came.
The stars dropped golden and cleaning
Deep down TO the heart OF the sea.
] saw not, heard not; my Phyllis
Was coming TO me.
twas here that lived IN her beauty,
loved her. aud was her king:
Tonight she Is mine in he promise
That sleeps IN the ring.
Tonight she Is coming to meet me
Through pathways anower and afame:
And the stars hang breathless while softly
Love whispers her name.
CHARLES K. BOLTON
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. il.

MONDA1 EVENING" JHIs Jbs
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Silver steady.
Wheat advanced
Barley futures higher.
Oats. Corn and Rye unchanged.
Hay weak.
Pink and Bayo Beans firm.
Potatoes lower again.
Onions steady.
Butter and Eggs weakening.
Evaporated Apples concentrated and higher.
Poultry weak.
Manderin Oranges declined.
Game lower.
Vegetables dull
Coffee quiet.
Provisions stiff.
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Tho Rr;tish Grain Market.

LONDON, Jan. 16.-The Mark Lane Express In its
weekly review OF the British grain trade says :
English Wheat unchanged the average price
for 80 800 quarters being As Sd below No. Caiifor
MIA Spring. The Corn trade was firm, the demand
showing genuine increase, raising the price Is at
some places, despite the news of augmented Wis
ibe supply in the United States At Liverpool
q Id
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 61a@7c; second quality,
&c: thirr do. 49512c
YEA Large, 6l5@7c; small Calves &c p 10;
Dairy Calves. S1A(99c p 10.
MUTToN-Wsthers. &c y ID Ewes, 71hG98c
LAMB-Si@@9c p n; Spring Lamb. 1S42Oc p ~
PORK-Liye Hogs, 6@6l4 c for heavy and medium
granted; small fat Hogs. 6@6l4c; stock Hogs. 53zc
q 10; dressed do. 715G0S15c y 10.
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Agreed at Last.

truth.
Il wish l were an ostrich" said Hicks.
angrily. as he tried to eat one of his wife's
biscuits and couldn't.
,.,, wish you were," returned Mrs. Hicks.
1 q get a few feathers for my hat"
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - YELLOW
~ Jacket Silver Mining Company. Location OF
works and principal place or business, Gold hill,
Storey County. Nevada.
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described Stock account of assessment (So. 63).
levied on the sixth day OF December. 1892. the
several amounts set opposite tue names OF the re-
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Enelish Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 16.-The spot market is higher
at 6s 4d. Cargoes higher at 3ls Sd for of coast
32s Cd for Just shipped and Sis cd for nearly DUE
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owing
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
January. 6s sad; February. IS 14G; March
Us 214d; April, 6s 3d. May, IS 414G; June, Us 3D.
LONDON. Jan. 16.-ConsoIs. 50; Silver. $500;
Rentes. S5f 621ac; Bullion into Bank OF England
100000
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Probate Matters

George W. Caswell asked for letters of
administration yesterday on the estate of
William Caswell, valued at $500. Joseph
Marcilino Of Monterey petitioned for letters
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AUCTION SALE
OF NEARLY new & ELEGANT FURNITURE

NJ. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL TO-MORRDW,
Wednesday ..................January IL, 1893,
At IL o'clock A NJ, at the residence.
800 LEAVEN WORTH ST.. COR. SUFFER-,
ALL OF THE
SUPERIOR PARL0R, BED AND DINING ROOM
E.URN TT UR
Body Brussels Carpets Point Lace Curtains and
Handsome Portieres; Fine Upright Mirror; Front
Folding Beds; Rich odd Parlor Upholstery; French
Marble Mantel Clocks, with Paran and bronze or
nRnents; Handsome Paintings and Water ColOrs,
CONSISTING IN PART Or.
Very Rich Stain Brocatelle Parior Set; Fine ODD
Parlor Chairs and DIvans: Hand painted 0rna-
mentS; French Clocks and Vases; Massive Hand
carved English Oak Bedroom Set with French
plate Mirror cost $l75; Very Handsome Oak
Bedroom Sets In rich designs; Fine Folding Beds:
Extra White Hair Mattresses Fine Blankets and
other Bedding; Handsome OAK Sideboard, with
Pedestal Extension Table and Dining Chairs to
match Fine Clipper and Reclining Lounges; Hand
some Oak Hall Island Hall and Stair Carpets Fine
Medallion Range with fixtures complete, and lots OF
other nearly new Household Furniture.
NJ j SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
N. B.-The above goods are all OF the very latest
design and best quality and as good as new having
been in less than months and Will positively
be sold without reserve. JAIL 2t
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j. X. L. Jones of Oakland, lots and g. block ID,
map OF suhd vision OF Head Twenty-third avenue
Tract Brooklyn Township, subject TO a mortgage;
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Movenepta of VesseI.

Ship Thos Mcclellan, stream to Green.
Bark II Fl Ham. Preside TO Third.
Schr L Sanders, stream TO Oakland.
Ship Jessomene stream to Harrison.
Ship Dashing Wave, stream to Berry.
Bark Visurgis. Mission to seawail.
stmr Beiuga Merchants drydock TO Oil Works.
Scbr Compeer, stream to Main.
Bktn Catherine sudden. stream 80 Fremont
Ship Fort stuart Mali Dock TO Mission.
Bktn Quckstep. stream to hay wharf.
Ship Man chester. Berry to stream.
Bark Mount Washington, stream TO Oakland.
Stmr Thresher, Merchants drydocx to OH Works.
Photographic.
POINT LOBOS-January 1910 p M-weather
clear; wind NV; velocity II miles
Spoken.
Dec 26-6N, 1l6 W. Br bark Milton Stuart from
Newcastle, Eng, for San Francisco
Per schr Arthur Jan U.s. schr Emma Louisa,
Jan i5-5 miles south of orda, tug Fearless, with
schr Voant bottom up in tow, bound south.
Domestic Ports.
EUREKA-ArrivedJ Jan l6-Stmrs National City
and North Fork, hence Jan Is: stnr wostport, schr
NAvARRo-Arrived Jan 16-stmr Navarro, FIRM
TAToosH-P Passed in Jan ls-Nic stmr Mont SER
rat, hence Jan Is for Nanalmo.
PORT TOwNSEND-Sai Jan l6-Schr Glen
dale, for Redondo
PORT BLAKELEY-sailed Jan --schr AIcalde.
AsToRIA-sailed Jan l6-stmr Homer. for San
Francisco.
POINT ARENA-Arrved Jan 1e-schr Christina
CLEoNE-Arrived Jan l6-stmr Alcatraz hence
SAN PEDRo-ArrIved Jan l6-stmr Pasadena,
from Eureka.
Sailed Jan 16-schr vesta; Raw stmr San Mateo,
for Comax.
MENDoCINo-ArrivedJ Jan 15-stmrP ointArena.
0RAYS HARBOR-Arrived Jan 15-Schr J NJ
Colman. hence Jan l. Jan l3-Schr Wilson.
hence Jan l.
Sailed Jan l3-schrs Melsnethon and Fannie
Adele. for San francisco.
TAUOMA-Arrived Jan 15-Stmr San Benito,
hence Jan II.
Sailed Jan ls-schr Mary Russ for San Fran
CISCO
| GREENwooD-sailedJ Jan l5-Stmr Sunol, for
| San Francisco, via Port Hartford.
VENT URA-Safled Dec 15-Stmr Lakme.
Foreign Ports.
| NANAIM0-Saiied Jan 16-ShIp Louis Walsh, for
| GUAYMAS-sailed Jan I4-Schr Corona, for
| Kahuu
! HONG-KONG--Arrived Jan 14-Br stmr Victoria
| from Victoria; Br stmr Beigic hence Dec Is.
YOKOHAMA-Arriyed Jan l3-Stnlr Peru, hence
/ Dec 20
| PANAMA-Arriyed Jan l3-stmr City OF Pan.
ANA hence Jan IL
Importations.
/ PORTLAND-Per Columbia-10.I4S SKIS wheat,
1856 hi SKIS -four. 1924 SKIS potatoes so bxs figs 90
SKIS onions 1l4S bdls green hides II SKIS horns l15
| rolls $40 bids paper, bels glue, pkg cardboard
81 es boots and shoes, so eS eggs Ok butter IL c:
polish, l cs CLOTH cs hamper, 3 pkes wooIeBs.
/ Dbl metal, pkgs glassware, ! IS clothing. 8 bX,
cabinets, cs wine % cs seed, pigs samples, cs
cigars 2 pkss books, q bbs cider, bd trees. 2t
bbls ~ bxs salmon, pkgs outfit, SKIS horseradsh
| IL bxs candy. cheese safes sewing machine,
cs filters. SKIS apple skins. cs drugs. bxs plates
| IA pkgs fish, q pkgs express.
Astoria-9U0 bdls pup 1913 cs salmon, 10 pkgs
fish. 5 bxs platcs SIX dry peaches bdi groceries
| treasure. pkg express
| SAN DiEG0-Per Santa Rosa bxs type, 20 SIX:
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And In accordance with law. and an order of
the Board OF Trustees. made on the 9th day OF
December, 1892. many shares OF each par
eel of such stock may be necessary viii bs sold
at public auction at the office OF the company. 1873
Main ST.. Gold Hill, New. on TUESDAY. the l4th
day Of February, 1928, at l O'Clock ". OF said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale. Ijal7 tdJ w. H. BLAUVELT Secretary.
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Iuesoay................ -.January IL. 1898,
At Ii O'Clock A. N. on the premises,
426 SAN JOSE AVE, NEAR 10TH ST.,
(yslencia-street cars pass one-haff block),
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-WsI street was still in a
bulish humor to-day. and evidences multiply that
outsiders taken the of prices OUT of the
hands of the trading element, who are working ioT
a reaction. The market broadened still more TO-
day aud the distribution of business was most ex
celent while all active stocks participated in an
upward movement, with one marked exception
Manhattan. The feature of the days operations
was the increased animation and strength in all
coal stocks. he pressure upon Distiliers was re-
eyed. and instead of the usual drop OF about per
cent at the opening substantial advance was es-
tabiished, the closing price being the best OF the
day. Other iDdustrias were strong throughout.
Changers were quiet, active aud strong. and the
Rock Island Burlington ana St Pant showed mate.
rial gains the day Railroad bonds were still in
urgent demand. Stocks closed active and strong at
the highest figures. Governments dun and
steady. Petroleum unchanged
NEW YORK, Jan. lb.-United States Bonds. AS,
ia; do US. 100: Northern Pacific; 1874 Cana
dian Pacific. 81 L2: Central Pacific 20: Cnion Pa
cine. 4lA Atchison and santa re. 3612; Wells
Fargo. >145; Western Union. $685. Silver 1914;
Wheal-Febrnary. s21Ac Flour. quiet Coffee.
Sl6 80. Sugar. 1-l6@312c. Hops-Pacihc Coast.
2O@2sc. Hides, l21Sc Copper Lake. $lz 05.
$l6 Petroleum-February, $sc.
In Hops the market Is rather tame, the result OF
last weeks disquieting news from Europe. Quota
lions unchanged
California Prunes reported in good demand.
with goods furnished promptly on the basis OF pre-
Yious prices.
The bull interest In dried California Lima Beans
bid 50 10 per bushel. landed here on the line OF
5000 bags new goods TO arrive, and rumor has II
that a seller Was found at that price.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Refned, fair and unchanged Raw, firm
and unchanged.
TO 20 points advance. Sales. 29. 0G0 bags January,
SIG 40; February and March. Slb 10.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Jan. l6.-wheat was active and opened
1s9ssc lower worked off FAC more, then, on bet
ter cables. improved exports, light receipts. re-
ports of crop damage ana covering bY the shorts,
advanced l5e, eased off and closed the same on
Saturday. Receipts. $4,000 bushels; shipments,
1900 bushels Rye. 58c Barley. Csc.
CHICAGO. Jan. l6.-Mh eat-Cash. TIC. Corn
44c. Pork-SIS 80. Lard-Sl0 771a. Rios-$ 50 90.
Mhisky-Sl So,
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LAURENCE VINCENT.

GENERAL AUCTIoNEER.
Ofhee-Room 22 Flood Building, cor Mkt & 4th sts
TO- MORROW.
Wednesday......... Is, 1898.
At IL A NJ, the premises,
III Post St.. between Jones and LeavenWOrth,
81 WILL SILL.
THE ELEGANT DRAWING ROOM, PARL0R,
CHAMBER AND DINING-R00M
IF, u r. III Z III VI H e,
....CoMPRISING..
Elegant Upright Grand Piano; Magnificent Folding
Beds oil Paintings; Line Engravings; Elegant
Rugs. etc., contained in the above elegant resi-
EH- TERMS CASH.
All bills payable the premises and goods to be
removed mediately after the sale.
JAZZ 2t* LAURENCE VINCENT. Auetioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
WIlLIAM RUTTEREIELD.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER
(Has no connection with any other persons in
the busineSsl,
ONCE d Salesroom-332 NJ ntgomery sc. (Safe De
post buiding) corner California.
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MORNING SESSION.
Board--20 Cal Electric Light, 221a.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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