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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-04
~LIGHTNlNG'S WORK.


NEWPORT. h l., Aug. A-nTriug .
heavy thunder storm a party OF 10 were
on their wal 70 . picnic. A lightning
BOLT struck ths wagon aud severely In
Iursd three persons. The injured are
benjamin Anthony. bis wife. and child.
aged Mrs. Anthony cannot recover
Her entire body n burnt black. The
baby's lower limbs were burned, probably
fatally. Mr.. Anthcey had his shoes and
stookiass burnt from his feet but o
revived. and went far medical aid.
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NEW LONDoN'S HEAVY STORM

NEW LONDON. Conn., u A-Tn's city
was visited yesterday afternoon eJ .
thunder storm OF unusual severity ina
IN a shor time washed deep gullies IN
the streets and temporarily stopped street
cars. Telephones were burned out II
many places. The rainfall wal the hrs'
of value TO crops hsrsabouts In two
months.
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THE NEWS
G COLUMN.
STATE HOUSE
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The Commissioners appointed By the Connon
Pleas Division fths supreme Court within ena
Island, on the ninth day Of July. 1854, 10 sstimvte
all damages which any person or persons whose
lands are described or mentienea ~ having peeh
ton, - shown By tins original plat on nie In me
clerks once Of the Common Pleas Division o. tno
Supreme Court, OF which the COMMISSIONS nass
q certified copy, hereby give notice 70 Al psrsios
Interested IN tbs lands deScribsd OF menuonsa IN
with Oardiner q. Sims, one 81 said Oommis-
sioners, on OF before the slst day Of kaglsd LISA
GARDINER q. SINS
j. EDWARD sTUDLEY,
ADDISON q USHER,
july2s-s&wst Commissioner
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AHNoUscEMENrs on THn
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENT.

IN. sxrer. Of estates assessed tDr the c~onstruc.
Vuan az sexsrs in the streets hereirafter nemedx
sSe hereby notansd that the sssessaens isr ss.e
eonstruetlea we're on sss mts az 2 'a's ""s
S91s'W tsnAcn street from bsnsnt surest 70 cene
.srs.t and I'M South Main street from pr<sent $40
Of sswsr betwssn james street ana yrAssn suss,re
C~rawf9Id street sad N r,sr
sI r. Rsss Manning strsss fro. osDe street 70
wHy1 Hlsosss street from Broad street. V Msi1sss
sGfss'S Pubic street from Prairie svsSa' to ossss
sstssA An ssrsst from Jaetsea avesys 70 ys4Q
sssnpei IN Ps.isa Sv,.a1 nSS ss sns.e9
ssIsSs sy. 49, = ssrlss.5sI 80.
,,.s.s rss::SsfE a:
nS15$s1lI9c:sss.us from wAisIsss's'' u o.
80: ,,.ssSa;. s, :;:., s. ::ss ;{;2Esss 7: 49, -
I!ssss$S .lS q a. S:s;3s
yAIsi Pf{ISa, q sss TS.ssEsaSl
% 5. ::!1 4. ~:
S:ss.: J Ss,y y Il is's Sss. sisS
ssassi /. tsslIs sss.s Ssisss sV@~ ss"' Wv. ).
. =: !: sE I::. 'sa:: g: Ayal;!. -:
ssssmsns with the OH. Tt5ttS
;::s = the =: s.ss s!:. WSa'sIAS = '".s'' .
'IP'.''' OF g. s.l [ 5. 'aisaSsuA sss 7'ss's'sA
i~uiyi1-fTt
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FOR VIOLATING MAIL LAWS.
R,, The Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN. Aug. 4-Christopher X.
Downey, proprietor of the Waterbury
Globe, and Harmon s. veisscher, the br'i-
ness manager Of the paper, were bound
over to the United States district court
for violating the United States postal
laws by sending obscene literature
through the mails.
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BRooKLYS. Aug. 4-About 200 m
ployes in fuckers rope works were
locked out yesterday. 1t IL said that the
Cordage trust Is determined to lessen ths
production, and thus enhance prices.
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In a CHILEAN Harbor.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. THE British
ship Cam brian Chief, supposed to have
been lost en- route to Coquimbo and on
which IS per cent was paid several weeks
ago for reinsurance. Is safe In harbor at
Taltal. Chilli
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TO CONSIDER FINANCES


sr. Jous's, N. r.. Aus: A-Ths lesis-
,.,n,s was opened yesterday. 1hs speech
from the throne announced that the
ssvsrus for last year was In excess OF the
estimates, and signinsd that the only
measures TO be passed were those coz
nectsd with the ordinary ansscss OF ths
colony.
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Co,or.d Murderer Hanged.

RALEIGH, Aug. A. Orange Page.
colored, the murderer OF Rosa Haywood,
An aged colored woman, paid the penalty
Of MA crime on the gallows here.
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HALLE, Aug. %--The University OF
Halle has conferred the degree OF doctor
OF philosophy upon Professor Francis
A. Walker, the statistician OF Boston.
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SosIl HolAfnr Out

MAssILLoS. O.. Aug. 1.-THE Masslllon
miners strike has continued since Feb.
10. The following was adopted yesterday;
"Resolved, That We still adhere TO our
former position In respect to maintaining
,ur d%inerential Of 10 cents"
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EARL CARPENTER 4 SONS,

No. . w~estn.inster ST.. Corner Dyer.
This Old established. honse wnoie..ls, - 80
A. a. a. fair prioea and by prompt Ntsenuoa = 49,
- nd The employnsnt g 5000 asn.s
avureI dspartmenuA neriHA
S~sropsxe - aas sajoysA
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wh.n tbe hair begins to fall out or turn
orav- the scalp needs doctoring, and we know
ef no better specific, than Hairs Vegetaoie
sicilian Hair Remover.
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DANBuRY. Conn, Aug. Govern
msnt officers arrested in this city yester-
day afternoon James Davis, an alleged
member of the Hoyt gang of counter
feissrs, on the charge Of counterfeiting.
He vas taken 10 New York
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer City of Puehla got out on time
yesterday morning.
Steamer Utopia is overdue on account OF
the large salmon shipments from New
Westminster 10 Tacoma.
Schooner Vega WAS at schwabacher's
wharf unloading $50 tons of general mer-
cbanaise, from San Francisco.
Capt C. f. Clancy. the pioneer steam
boat man OF the Sound, was a visitor TO
Seattle yesterday from Tacoma.
Walter Cakes. superintendent Of the
Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship Com
pany. came over from Tacoma yesterday
morning and spent the day.
The steamer Lydia Thompson has
changed her headquarters from the City
dock 10 Lilly. BoEArdus & Co.'S doek,
Lilly, Bogardus & co. being agents
Schooner Matilda arrived yesterday from
Cape Flattery. with 1900 pounds of hail
but and rock cod. The captain reports the
weather in the vicinity of the Cape the
worst known tor years, there being one
continual gale.
Steamer Walls Nsila arrived Yesterday
morning at 10 30 O'Clock from San Fran.
cisco. She brought up as tons of freight
for this port. including considerable fruit.
and the following passengers for this port !;
4. Rothsehild, F. v. Nelson, h. J. Ham
mer and wife, /. A. Durgin, y. II. ST. Ger
main. Mrs. A. LsiiE. A. NJ. Sheath, A. J.
Elkins, ". l.. Smith. a. Leets, Thomas
Creighton, Mrs. Creighton, Miss Boube.
Miss r. 4. Cook. Miss NJ. Baker, +. n.
Seslsy. Mrs. Sselsy, G. RechenhAeh, Phil
FeIir. ). b. Barber. 4. p. waimer. After
unloading the steamer proceeded 10 Ia
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LosDox, Sept 2o.--Bar silver. . 5i6d.
Consois, i02i.. Bank Of England discount
rate. per cent.
Nxw YoRx, Sept 2o-The Ersaing Posts
London cabiegrapr says:
The Bank of England weekly return Is
just - strong as OF late, although the coin
and bullion is down t2S7. 90 TO 959, IIS,-
327 for the week; $50 600 were exported
$50. 900 TO Bucharest. 5000 to Spain, and
the remainder in bar gold. There IL q
sharp rise IN Brazilian exchange to 1875.
Gold has gone 10 Rio and more is going.
The stock market is dull today. Ameri-
cads were quite strong. Louisville was in
demand.
LosDos. Sept. 2o.--At the wool sales to-
day the demand Was broadening. Cross
breds were in keen demand for the conti-
nent and Yorkshire At extreme prices.
America took some greasy merino comb
ings at above the market price. American
buyers also took about 500 bales of secured
The total American purchases 80 far have
been 900 bales The number of bales Of
tered were i5,03a OF this amount loo
bales were withdrawn. The sales in detail
were as follows: New South Wales. ]. $50
bales; secured, 7d5@is; greasy, 5,4G91si.
Queensland. 2.234 bales: secured, 9d@is
ArfAs ktrHs9s rJ4NWsoA. fiCbotias -s--SOs
secured, 9d9is I'D: greasy. 5izd@iiad.
South Australia, 7si; secured, 9lsd@ls.
West Australia. 81; secured lid; greasy.
5i@7ssd. Tasmania. e25 bales; greasy.
6I.d@9lzd. New Zealand. 5els; secured.
6s4ddis 6lsd; greasy, 51.d@l0lfd. Cape
of Good Hope and Natal. 1880 bales;
secured, 3d@6d; greasy. 5d@752d.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 90 - Wheat - Dull;
demand. moderate; No. 2 red, winter, As
% spring. Is Cd.
Corn-Duii; demand moderate; new
mixed, spot, As Tod; futures, easy: de-
mand moderate: September, Is Sd; octo-
Der, Is Sd; November, Is Tad.
Flour-Steady: demand poor; st. Louis
fancy winter, IS Oh.
Hops-At London Pacific coastl steady
demand moderate; f2@f2 los.
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Rarlro.a and ndu.srial Notes

The first car load of new hops was yes
terday shipped by Herman Kiaber to New
York over the Northern Pacific and Bur-
lington roads.
g. r. Bush. general superintendent OF
the Oregon Improvement Company. made
an official trip yesterday along the Column
bia & Puget Sound railroad.
A. n. Charlton. Of Portland, assistant
general passenger agent OF the Northern
Pacific railroad, accompanied by Mrs.
Charlton, arrived IN the city yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day on the Lake
Shore road. Superintendent Kline, who
IS also paymastsr. paid off the men here
and then LETT for Snmas and intervening
points at 4:s5 on the pay car.
The Northern Pacific tariff on apples in
barrels, in car load lots or over, from Seat
tie TO points in Idaho and south 10 points
on the Southern Pacific as far as Ashland,
Or, has been Cancelled, effective septem-
Der q.
Colgate Hoyt, the New York capitalist,
who is at Everett looking after his prop
erty interests there. went to Monte CrisIo
yesterday morning on special car over
the Everett & Monte Cristo railroad, re-
turning last evening. He was accompanied
by Gen. John H. Bryant This morning
Mr.. Hoyt and party will arrive in Seattle
at 0:35 and Immediately leave by special
for Tacoma, returning in the evening.
Sunday Mr.. Hoyt and family will 60 to
Victoria on the City of Kingston and
thence return home by way of the Cana
dian Pacific railroad.
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cash marke. we're ell influential In making
. heavy feeling and diminished prices
Nav opened from 49, g %ssc. declined 10
sfss8 34s.c, and closed a. sac. Frovis-
ions were weak ~ from 2sz9951c 9ecains
for the various articles. January pork.
closed i75zc lower; January lard, loc, and
January RIBS. 7Isc lower.
Closing: whess-Lowsr: September,
SIZE: December, 5oc.
Corn-Lowsr; September, osssc; ocso-
Der, 5s1<c-
oats-Lowsr: September. cs14e; ocso-
Der. $3.50.
Pork-Louer: September and January.
Sl365.
Lard-Lower; September and October,
$3.50; January. $.sa
Rlbs-Loser; September and October,
f7-55: January. 81 s-5,.
Rye-Duli at s6;xc
Bariey-Siow AZ 5sikc.
Flzxseed-Steady at sf.4f.
Timothy seed-Qaiet ~ S.. 70
LIVE STOCK
Hogs-Receipts, i6,ooo head; ofacial.
yesterday. IL, $50; shipments. 1885, LETT
over, IL 500; quality. improved; market.
fairly active; opened steady, but eased on
below yesterday on all except best heavy.
the latter being scarce
Cattle-Reeeipts. 1900 head; good de-
mand, fairly active and steady.
sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; steady and
unchanged.
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WORK roH raE usxmrLorKp.
GreAs Northern Hiring @en IA Keep the
Road Open ia Winter.

Since Saturday evening last about so
section Fnsn have been employed BY the
Great Northern railroad for work aloag
the lire between Seattle and spokane
next winter. The men are guaranteed
thrse months work At $3.50 per day, and
as result there is 8 decided absence Of
idle men in the streets. The employment
agencies have experienced no diffieulty
IN securing men, the free employment
agency sending al least tNo-shirsis Of those
xho apply sos work 4 sign at the Great
Northern depot for nfty msa has also
resulted ia macy applicants
Men OF almost every eSliing have an
swerud the eali--slsrks, carpenters. law
yers, lsboFsrs. bcokksepeTs, sseambo
rnsa zna prsatsrs. The men hired yester-
aay acre gwen shs option al going TO wSsrk
on the road between Seattle and Everett
o. Ia the mountains near Spokane. and
With sew exceptions thev wanted wagk on
aae coast line. CAief Clssk John c. Urea
al 40 trunale with the men exeert " aea
raea physically uht.t applied oas younr
fsllas said thss. shough he had never
worked on she railroad before, he couldn &
ssaxvs aud seala willingly take anything.
lie was told shst the work wss hard, ana
that in eass hs saouIi Re unequal 10 Is he
would probably 10 discharged sad tad
himself ~ wlIa eoaasry sisA nsaGAss
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
rmr BOARD or rRApx


Cu,cAao Sent. @0.-Wheat continued at
the opening the decline which was in
nrogress at the close Of the market ysster-
dav- There was no news Of special im-
partsnee. and the decline ia prices had
whettsd the appetite OF the short sellers.
There were reports from the seaboard OF
Yesterdays takings FOR export having been
very much heavier than thu kilograms OF
that afternoon had given indications The
REGENTS here were hight, only rs cars
having been inspected into store. The
urinary market receipts were below the
/. ooo. eco bnshel mark. bat not sufficiently
40 10 be OF any assistance TO the balls.
cahlegrams from foreign markets reported
weakness there. owing 10 yesterdays de-
cline. The weakness AZ the opening and
the volume of selling orders reeetved had
no abatement M to midday. December
whest ouensd with buyers and sellers AT
from ast. es S5skc; after short display OF
resistance 10 any further decline. it Vas re-
luetantlv forced to snecumh. until IL reached
64vse Longs were the sellers and shorts
,hs principal buyers Trading was active
around Asc. and that appeared 90 be the
market AZ which both shorts and fresh
Tong, we're willing 90 take all their offer
.us- Abe market ruled dnll during the
last hour of the session. and the price At
The close was virtually 81 the bottom OF
the DAYS range. SO fer December and tsss
sellers FOE May. Corn Was very wsak- IL
opsrsa At a decline of about ~, but sac
~ two wss made At the start within s1e OF
Yesterdays closing. The Opening range
AZ the start for Nay vas from s. s = ASc-
The principal trading was between s-7se
ara sstsc. II held q little above the loser
81 these quotations for tlEae. and touched
sac before IL made its second plunge. ~
ros down 20 Sc before ia resolved sofaelsst
.gupors 60 Quiet the anxissF OF soEae OF
the remaining longs A COCA msay
line. of moderate dimensions he'd Ter
country account. we're tnmeiea lnto ths
hands ag gocal hears Coverings o. saoEs
and baying against pats caused sAsai
res,oxegy frosa she lowest price already
named. The essimsisa receipts. 80 ears
gsr tousorrow. prevented any massris' re-
Govern. Ihs closing price tor Nay s@s
saX~. oa.s also to0s iafnese A@s
weakness in wheAt aud corn. good esaA
o. .eax ssaEs eossrsa. a0d masa io.sF
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MARINE NEWS.

TACOMA, Sept. -. - Especial. - The
steamer Mabel, now on the Seattie-Sno-
homish route, which brought an excur-
sion from snohomish to the fair today,
will be put on the Tacoma-Seattle-Sn o-
Clara Brown.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 20.-Arrived--
Empire, from Departure bay; bk Mar
garet. from Alitak bay: sehr Alexander,
from kurilc island; schr Premier, from
Ugashik. Gieared-Bk General Fairchiid,
Comox; Truckee, for Astoria; sh William
r. Babcock. for Comox; Mariposa, for
Honolulu and Sydney. Freights and
charters-Am blk Alexander Mcneil, coal,
from Seattle to san Francisco; Am Blk
General Fairchild, coal. from Nanaimo to
San Francisco; Chill bs Republic, a. Blake
ley, lumber. thence TO Valparaiso; Am sh
W. f. Babeock, coal, from Comox to San
FRANCESCA
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKER.
ponrLAxp. Sept 2o.-Wheat--valley. 75c
wails Walia, 65967Kc.

THE eTATE or TRADE.


sAs Francisco. Sept. 20.-Thcre are few
shanges In tho vegetable market. Sup
pies are heavy and prices weak. with a
lighter movement In trade. Potatoes and
onions steady. Tho demand for fresh
irails Is rather light. Grapes are i'm heavy
supply and unchanged. Peaches and
pears are firm. Lines have been reduced
In price. There Is no further advance re-
ported In butter. The market remains
lrm. with light stocks. Eggs are inclined
10 harden up. In poultry, geese are In
good demand. The movement elsewhere
IL dull with prices weak.
Closing: Wheat - Weak; December.
sac; Nav. 94lsc.
barley Easier; December. $3.50; May.
Nse.
Iorn-si30.
Bran-SA per ton.
nREApsruFFs AND GRAINS
Four--Family extras, 50. 25d335; bak-
ss' extras, IS. i54t3.25; supernne. $235@
20.
Wheat-The outlook il not encouraging
hr any immediate Improvement. No.
hirping, s0@sii+c, with s2lsc for an extra
shoce article: Walia Walla wheat roc for
fair average, 604s65c for No. ?. and 4oes50c
fer of grades.
Barley-Buyers have the advantage OF
tie situation, supplies being free. Feed.
fair to good. 75G775fc; choice. 7sa.@soc;
hewing. $4,000.
osss~Miliins. sLio@i.i5; surprise. 81. is
eia0; fancy feed. &Lo54tl. 10: good to
choice. 97iso@SL0o: poor TO fair. so99l5Se;
gray. aScIsi.
Produce receipts-Fiour, sacks. 6. PCS:
wheat, centals. l,s45; Oregon, %. 7ss; bar
ley. centals, $3.50; Oregon. 244o; oats,
sealals, 3. 404; corn. centals. 80; beans,
JACKS, l.4s6; potatoes. sacks, 1896; onions.
sAess. S04.
FINANCIAL
Drafts--on sight, New York. psr $780,
E4e. Sterling bills--on London, sixty
Gay bank, 81. s6ls.
Silver bars-Per ounce. 63ss 96Sise.
Mexican dollars--53@a31ao
MINING STOCKS
Alta. IS: Beleher. "a Best & Beleher.
d.; Boois Consolidated. las; Buiwer,
II; Chohar. 56; Consolidated California
Virginia, s20; Crown Point. IL; Eureka
Con-, Is; Gould g. Curry. IS: Hale & Nor
cross, 90: Mexican, 1870; Mono. NJ;
Mount Diablo. 10: ophir. go; Potosi.
Il; Savage. %; Sierra Nevaas us; Union
Consolidated. -. Utah. 5: Yellow Jacket,
p; Andes, 56; Bullion. 81: Caledonia. 10;
saalenge Consolidated, Al: Consolidated
lnperlai, ?. Grand Trixe. 3; Justice. n
Asntuek, 5. Occidental, IL. oyerman. -,
ess heloher. 10; Alpha Consolidated. 10,
taandeace, Ito.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


Nrw NoRK. Sent a1.--Affer a weak open.
as The stock market steadIed itself quickly
and rapidly gained strength. which vas
We prevailing Characteristic Of the deal
sAgs through the rest of the day. The
eaYlng was steady, though not in large
faiame except in Sugar and Chicago Gas.
saica we're again the leaders Ia trading.
loaaon was a small seller of the arbitEage
spsSialtias. chiefly ST. Paul. bat not 10 an
usent sufficient 60 effect the market
sai2sorably; while there was NOT Little
eaYing Tor the long account, the bulk
q purchasing was by the shorts, who
ssfe des.roas of covering their out
sanding contracts In view OF the up
ssvd tendency 81 prices. Sugar opened
saehsnged, aud then on . bear drive. re-
essed y, but the ready absorption OF the
aesS offerings indicating inside support
sefeee the shorts to cover. stun the re-
sslssng advance was fought for time, and
vas net antii late in the afternoon that
sas upward movement gained force
taFge blocks Of the stock we're bought
csstne the last hour. and the price went
" 10 y !. gain of from the bottom OF
ss day. sjth tnai reaction Of :. leaving
aast advance Of rs Per cent. inc pre-
s'fsd shares rose :. per cent Tie
sahger group moved srregulariy, -.
faal. under tae covering OF shorts, aa-
'aacsG =. but les: fhe improvement on
sAss ay London houses before noon. Dur
isg she afternoon, on moderate buying.
sAsF OF !. took place. On Chicago seiiing
efssrs. bar,tn gton gave way y per cent,
s@'eAly Tallying :. and again losing shs
ssissFe Improvements. closing !. aeovs the
~sssi. and similar traction below yes
'ssaAy's closing. Trading ia Rock Island
Vas hmlSed, and the stock moved wtfhta
ssaaEe O. peT cent. closing aneaanssa
" ths dsy. some little question sss raised
= 10 tAs rate % dividend 70 be declared
sssaoFres, bai the general drttt Of ssrees
essason Is that the usual 1 yer eeut- sal
= seelaFet North sstern gained "a
ssesaiation in DisSillinF has aatessi down.
a. opeasag decline o. !. was followed ey
sasAhos VI =. tie lsss sale being -
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Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1,
1894, are s., AZ, 1858. There were nled for
record yesterday IL leeds. the considera-
tons aggregating So. al Following is
Tire list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co., abstractors of title, ll6 Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
Sarah J. Plummer to New England n.
". Inv. Co, lot 3, block Ii, Maynard's,
$4,000.
W III. Maud and wife TO Ann Maud, 20
lots block 2, Georgetown. IS. 900.
Gustaf Engiund 10 Ann Maud, lots /, 2
and 8. block 81. River Park, SI35.
H. w. Wheeler 10 Pacific Mig. Co., lot
5. block ID. Central Seattle and others,
$500.
Lydia Fl. Lowering to A. d. Allen, lot Is,
block 6, Cove. $50.
NJ. l. Farrell TO K. K. Patton, lots /, 2, 5
and 4. block 10, Cumberland, $3.50
Robert III. Calligan to James g. Murray,
lot 50. block 5. Gilman Park, and others, 81.
Z. s. Chattanooga Assembly 10 l.. B.
Reeves. lots ? and ;, block 10, Chautauqua
Beach, 81.
William Shoemaker to b. L. Rashburn.
lots and s, block l, Weedin's Div, 81.
r. L. killen 10 Tracy II. Robertson, lot
7, block 4, Monroe's LIST, $1,000.
NJ. ]. Pontius 10 +. A. Pontius, 80 acres
in lot 4, sec %. IS, 4. S.
+. A. Pontius TO Mrs F. A. F. Wright.
lots s. 8. and g. block 10, Frank Pontius'
81
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there Is considerable activity In provis-
-. psrticuIarly in the line OF pork and
- uroducts. Prices have advanced rna-
s.rsiiy in the past few days. and dealers
s, holding quite firmly TO the increased
,s.sx The demand has been quite active,
syior TO the more liberal buying on the
~ Of the retailers in their endeavors 10
s.ark No in anticipation Of still further
..ksncsd prices. Advices from Chicago
~ Cincinnati are to the effect that val
= there are firm, with an upward tend
wy.
Is The local produce market ths volums
xbusiness Is fairly large. but there are
tas few varieties on which anything like
srn figures can be maintained. Fresh
fats are In plentiful supply, q large ship
nrnf having arrived from San Francisco
~ the steamer Walla Walia, and as low
riess continue, the demand for local con-
e.npfion continues large. Fancy peaches
- bid fairly steady, but the best grades
dE3astiett pears meet with good inquiry
aths quoted prices. Apples are being
tsly offered, but only choice stock APP
ssrs to move off. Plums are still in good
sspply, but the demand Is light and prices
~. Gales of ounces are rather slow, but
DC quoted figures are quite steady. Wa
sfnslons and cantaioupes are coming to
hand freely. but the weather Is cooler and
he demand has therefore decreased.
prices are easier and tending downward.
Grspes are abundant aud quite low priced.
Dried fruits are not materially changed.
Dairy products continue TO move off
ssL Creamery, and in fact, all grades of
satser, are firm, and the tendency lie up
Yards. Eggs are held steady under good
esmsnd.
There Is no change In the local wheat
nsrket. except, perhaps. q weaker tone.