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4 LII ABOARD FOR OAK PARK PAVIL-
~ ion-Barton's ice cream, ice cream soda
and all summer drinks dispensed free use OF
piano; provisions for picnics and evening
sOclalS.
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II OST-APRIL 29rH, a LADIES GOLD
| j hat pin, sword pattern. Finder Will be
suitably rewarded by returning same to 1015 3
Fourth strees, sacramento, Cal. mylS-6t
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TOR SALE CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE FOR
l. city property, ten acres assorted orchard,
tull bearing. Also, ten acres, unlmproyea,
adjoining; nrStclass soil; barn, stable. wells,
etc, one and a quarter miles east of city; fine
places Tor country homes; no city taxation.
ADply at 1909 .. street.
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GooD BUTTER, SOC ROLL; THE BEST,
" 45c; crystal BoraX Soap, 4 for 25c; Good
Tea, zoe %; Corn, oysters and Tomatoes, 3
for 2oc. SIM0NS & BEESLEI, $40 X
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JNVALID'S HOME - GOOD NURSING,
L clean food and All comforts; any physician
desired; terms reasonable. 2O15 street.
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yXTANTED-BUGGY HORSE FOR HIS
w iced, by person who Will take good
care OF the animal and be responsible lor any
accident that may happen. Address CAN
this office. my22-3t*
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MEETING NOTICES.

A CADEMIA. = A SPECIAL BUSINESS
N meeting of the Academia THIS Tuesday
Ar TERNOON, at O'Clock, at the \. Nj. &. \.
rooms, Ninth street, between and K. 1t
ID EGULAR MEETING OF FAIR OAKS
IL Relief Corps, No. IS, w. r. c., THIS
Tuesday EVENING. 1T s O'Clock.
SADIE BURNS, President
MARY G. DUNN Secretary It's
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PERSONALS.

MADAME II. DEMORESTS SUPERIOR
vi cosmctIques her Victoria Creme and
Powder Will make the skin as beautiful and
clear as babes. Mrs. b. HOWE, lilo
Eleventh street, agent. Sold by ali druggists.
A LII CHINAWARE WILL BE SOLD RE-
"A gardess OF cost 10 make room tor bamboo
work. Ladies underwear made TO order. r..
SING & Co. 81 5 i street
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TO LET OR RENT.
q OR 8 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
= keeping; no children. 7191s j street.

s~ai STREET-LARGE FRONT ROOM;
IUI suitable fer one or two gentlemen.
mY22-1W#
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,o,,ssiora,. Of Daeds

Governor MARKHAM has appointed and
commissioned John A. Hilley Commits
sioner OF Deeds for California, residing at
No. 90 Wall street, New York.
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TOR SALE-A BARGAIN-FINE HOUSE
{ OF rooms and cath, with large attic; hard
finished and connected with sewer in street;
The house furnished complete, with large lot
6Ox120 feet, Ill Pacific Grove, Monterey
County; price, $4,000; cost over $4,000;
terms TO suit purchaser. Apply TO WM.
MCCAkMICk, 7Ol Pierce street, San Fran
cisco. my17-1W*
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EAvoRITE GROCERY, CORNER FOUR
choice Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, Vegetables, etc. first-cIass
goods low prices, prompt delivery. WM. ].
IOLAND. Ieephone No. 215.
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FINANCIAL.
BUSINESS CARDS.

Ii. e. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, J. DRIsCoL.
DOOT, NEILSON G. Co.
II Union Foundry-ITon and Brass Found,
ers and Niachinists. Front street, between "
ana o. Castings and Machinery OF every De-
scTiption made to order.
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INFORMATION WANpED-A LIBERAL
| reward will be gwen for any Information
us TO the whereabouts of John Louis Bacon,
who lett Butte County. OHIO, in 1888, for Cali
fornia. When last heard rom, in 1872, he
was registered at Pine Grove, Placer County,
in ! 500. Any information Will be thankfully
received by his brother. L. II. BACON, Lilly,
Illinois. 1t-d&w*
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RTIsS NJ. B. BIoORES SCHOOL OFAIUsIC.
WI southwest corner Twenty-seventh and o
streets; thorough instruction on the Piano,
Violin and organ; only 50 per month, eight
lessons, to beginners. my4-Im#
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HfTcyHET
H. - i9AS4AA,

NEALES MUSIC STORE, 829 j STREET.
IN Agent for Washburn mandolins and
guitars. Stewart banjoS, Fairbanks & Co.'S
banjos, band instruments and music: call and
get my catalogue OF six thousand pieces of
sheet music, 10 cents per copy; vioiins and
strings q specially.
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T ARGE STABLE AND HAY LOFT; CAN
L 4 accommodate 1G horses. Rear 4l7 7 st.
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GROCERIES.

NEW GRoCERIEs-sIX POUNDS OF
N Raisins for 25e; cans of Corn, Toma-
toes or Oysters, 25c. SIMONS & BEESLkY, +,
SO * street
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LosT-F0UND.

r OST-ON SUNDAY LAST, BETWEEN
| Eighth and X streets and the Cathedral,
q Gold Cnan Bracelet. Finder will return to
MRS. NJ. y. HOW ARD, 71Y l. street, and be
rewarded. my J3t%
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q NICE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
. rooms; suitable for housekeeping. Apply
All Z street.
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yyyANTED-"DAlLY EVENING NEWS"
w Tor May u, 1891; April n and SO.
May II, II and le, 1892. SACRAMENTO
PUBLIC LIBRARY. myl9-3t%
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ACCOUNTANTS.

A CCoUNTANT = BOOKS EXAMINED,
n adjusted and kept; charges reasonable;
j. SCOTT. 1908 Second ST., between and IL.
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DILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND T.
II is the best place to buy your tea ONT;
zoe; butter, 35c and 4oc creamery 45c
per roll; 3 cans tomatoes, zoe; sardines, loc:
corn, 10c, oysters, 10c; pickles for picr1Ics'
loc bottle; olives in bulk, SOC pint: rood
ham, 1215c.
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100 FOURTH-FIVE- ROOM HOUSE:
I4Z0 rent Sl3. Apply 1928 seventh.
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CORNER LOT WANTED IN EXCHANGE
~ for property renting at $50 per month
Address j. D., this once.
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WANTED.

MA NTED- RESPECTABLE GIRL; EN-
w perlenced cook; SHALL family; references;
1901 Second street
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IL. PERSONS-AIEN, WOMEN AND
"A children ering with any kind OF dis
ease are invited to c.lit at the y EAGLE Mid
ICAl INSTITUTE, 7241& * street; consuIta-
ton and examination 1Iee.
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XXTANTED--ONE FOUR-HORSE POWER
w gasoline or steam engine and boiler III
exchange for No. work or driving horses.
Address G. w. NJ, 916 Fifth street. Sacra-
lnentO.
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ENCAMPMENT. NO. IA -
AZ, /. o. O. F.-Wil meet THIS SSVS
CIuesuay) EVENING at s o'clock. Wis., ~
iting Patriarchs cordially invited.
GEO. BOOK, c. p.
GEO. KRONER, Scribe. Its
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MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE.-HAVING
ISi met with an accident that cripples me
Tor Lille, 1 am compelled to oner Tor sale my
machine snop ana blacksmith business, siUu-
ateu III Woodland, Yolo County, Cal,
equipped with steam ana horse power, MAJ
cnIne i;ithes, pianer grill, press, tools. etc; no
reasonable offer refused. Address HENRY
PERRY, Woodland, Cal. my16-1w
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y1TANTED-HOUSEH FURNITURE,
w carpets, etc. for which we will pay the
highest cash price. BELL S CO., 1928 street.
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WANTED = COLONIZER FOR l,4O0
w acres of land, 15 miles from Sacra-
mento; can be bought ut $40 per acre on easy
terms. Apply TO CARL STI{OBEI4, 317 j
street. my1 S-1W<W
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NDREW BOWMAN, CARRIAGE AND
n sign ia!nter go Twelfth street, between
r.. MI r..
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7nA CORDS OF LIGHT, DRY, 4-FooT
lUU summer wood. 81 per cord in yard or
;o4 90 delivered; spt cial rates Tor large lots.
Inquire ut KENT BROTHERS. STABLE,
l6l r Third street.
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TIHRY OUR CRYSTAL BAKING POWDER
4 with handsome present at doe; always on
nahd choice groceries,. drugs. grain, hardware,
I1esn IIt peas and rhubarb; lowest prices. j.
foPEhT'S Cash Store. Twenty-iirst and II.
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SoMETHING NEW IN HOP STOVES
y Call anu see my new hop stoves with
CRATES; for sale cheap at M-street Foundry
NJ j. II. MCLANE. Proprietor. my9-lm*
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" fully repairs lawn mowers, household
implements. Electric bells and medical bat
terIeS.
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nor SALE-DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE
L dipped, guaranteed TO stand high pressure,
at low rates. SACRAMENTO PIPE WORKS,
III octag0n building near depot.
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CAPITAL AVENUE MARKET, SOUTH
" west corner Eighth and M streets. JAG.
MEYER & JOHN SCHAEkER, proprietors.
All kinds of fresh ana salt meats sausages,
hams, bacon, etc. Goods delivered free OF
charge to any part of the city.
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loa SMITH FOUR-ROOM HOUSE;
IH~U rent. $1i. Apply 80 Fifth.
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wv 7ANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD. BY
w gentleman, wife and two daughters, 4
ana years. References given and required.
Address, M. X. - this Office. my1S-6t*
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S'TOCK AND FIXTURES NEW AND
y secondhand gcods. \. NJ. CUNNING
HAM, o27 j street.
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TiyO LET-A FURNISHED COTTAGE OF
| six rooms in q very desirable location.
Apply at this Office my21-3t*
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mo RENT-HOUSES IN DESIRABLE LO-
L cations. See MILLS, 301 j st. rny21-1w
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AIDES WHO DESIRE 4 BEAUTIFUL
| 4 complexion should call at the branch
Office of Ethel \. Spras que, ana obtain bottle
of her famous May Flower. MABEL FL. r.
DOUGLAS, Manager, 1022h Fifth street.
between ] and K StreetS
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FOR SALE.

cECOND.HAND 35-HORSE POWER EN-
y gine; good order. j. f. HILL, 1907 j st.
r!NWO THRASHING ENGINES, 20 and "a
| horse power, for sale cheap. }. O. SULLI-
y AN, Routier's, sacramento county. my19-3tf
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a G. F. REGULAR MEETING OF
". Friendship Council THIS (TuesdayJ
tVENING. Social to follow. Assessment
No. 227 payable. BENZ. SCHWARTZ. c..
E. Il. TEL, Secretary. Its
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pARASOLS. CANES AND UMBRELLAS
| repaired or covered at WOItMEk'S GUN
AND LUCkoMITH SHOP, 1O21 Ninth ST.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

30 eaA DOZEN, REDUCED FROM So.
81 oU for fine cabinets finished on aristo
paper. KELLERS, 719 X street.
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oREAT REDUCTION IN CABINET PHO
tT tographs. So per dozen, at the GEM
GALLERY, 627 j, corner OF Seventh street,
Sacramento.
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HOUSE us EIGHTH STREET Is BEING
/ newly papered and PAINTED. viii be
ready for occupancy May 25th. Apply at 722
Eighth street.
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: OF :, AND j, FOURTEENTH AMI. FIF-
4 IIeentn streets, win tWo-story frame house
small cottage and large barn thereon. IN
quire at 12l7 h street.
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TOR RSALE-CoMPLETE SET OF FIRST
e class well-boring tools, with which to start
business: also. two-horse spring wagon. APP
ply to WESLEY ROSE. 1O31 * street.
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GALLONS COAL OIL, zoe: 6 GALLONS
- Gasoline, 73c free use of faucet can:
lanes lanes condensed soap, 75c boy; this is u
spaisitlh "a AZ 9I 20; Olives III bulk, 25c quart:
the best IN this market, at LYNN's. Fonr,
teenth and streets -
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GENERAL NOTICES.

@ GACRAMENTO OLIVE COMPANY-THE
y annual notice is hereby given that ameet-
Ing OF the stockholders OF the Sacramento
Olive Company will be held at the office OF
said company, 920 Fifth street, sacramento
City, Monday, the 4th day of June. 1894, at
z clock Z. NJ at which meeting Board of
Directors for the ensuing year VIII be elected.
". ID. LAWTON. secretary. 1ny22-10t<
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fT'HREE CANS CORN. a5 CENTS; THREE
j.. \ cans Sardines, zoe; 5 cans of Oysters,
s,' HuG' = pounds Raisins, 25c; 3 boxes Cocoa
nut, 25c. Country produce taken in exchange
at the CASH GROCERY, Twelfth and l.
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TyO LET DESK ROOM FINE LOCATION
L for fruit offices. Apply 301 j street.
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HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE WOOD
/ i carving business of d. r. McCulloch,
prepared to do all kinds of wood-carving,
designing and estimating. | have engaged
the services of d. II. McCulioch, which is
guarantee of tirst-cass work. + G. ELSAS-
SER, GIG II street, Prop.
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TyELP OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED AT
4 L Capital Employment Office. 527H X
street. X. H. CLEGG.
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GOOD PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF 25
" rooms. Apply 122 X streel.
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY,
81 906 Sec, nd ST., sacramento. Farm hands,
general help furnished and contracts executed.
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DEST AND CHEAPEST PAPER-HANG-
ID ing done by j. ACkMAN. Leave orders
AT Coolot's, o12 j street, or Z. .. box 9S.
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AIRS. A. g. GARDNER, 426 NJ STREET,
ii Dressmaker, late of 900 Eighth street.
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oester sacks, -: Oregon. LIZA. corn
s.ass. xss6; beans. sacks, 2. Ss7. pceHanra
-. ASss: Oregon. 3,a2, orioas. sacka'
saHApeTuYvs AID eRArHa
Four-Wes quote: Net eash nrxeeu fov
nnaiy EXTRAS. "a E11 IS per ohf. heksr.'
s1rsA u l59325. superans. 81 <o926 Ca
"oe9s-lae sample market can onIv -
yuosed - nominal az Sic psr csntI fer
sntppsng quality. Soecusasio hse
usessed attention almost wholly to cH,,
ooasu operatious. whore . market edysnes
nas occurred n the Nsy option. . ~ OF
Per Ton Beng established yesterday to
she o'smay OF short interest Az the mo-
1sht u DOES not look - II the dea. were
nearer in end than IL vas q week or n,ore
TODAY.
Barsey-Trade 6raes badly. buv,r, heIs.
rag back. We quote: Feed. 7o@-2s<r p~r
cenfai for fair 10 good quality, and sss<0
&c ior ehoaes bright; brswing, sols1hc
oats-y.ry little attention va, bestowed
on offerings today ana frausacs,ons
vefs nnimportant We auose. Mil
ing. 3i@Li0; surprise, G.l7k0i q.
fancy feed, N.I2KaLi5; good 10 cnoice'
Sioz17@L io. poor to Fair. asza5c: bssck.
nomlnai: red. nominal; gray, s5c0Sl.s5
per Genital
FINANCIAL
Drafts-on sight, Nsv York, psr 500.
l3c premium.
Sterling bilis-on London. eo-day bank,
Silver bsfs-Per ounce. 5es<ases<e.
MEXICAN doilars-4s2 sc.
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rns soasp or 1nApR


CHICAGO. March I7.-Wheat-Wesvil in
carload wheat loaded In the river. was the
war cry Of the bears today. 'ChincA bugs
In the winter wheat fields" replied the
bulls The weevi! was At home, aad was
not felt ~ much - the bog. The bug
bites on the growing whea: and conse-
qusatiy prices dropped. Compared with
Yesterdays closing prices May wheat Is
&c Nwec. Corn. oats and provisions were
even weaker than wheat Corn declined
Ne; oats &c and pork aoc per barrel.
Wheat-Essisy; cash. 5slxc: May, 5si<c.
Corn--Steady; cash, 35l&c; May. $3.50.
0ais-loyer; cash. S1sc; May, Soc.
Rye-47c.
Barley--Nominai.
Flax-3L37.
Timothy-AN
Pork-Lowsr; May, $lo.75; July. 5000.
Lard-Lowsr: May, $65711: July. &c. 40.
$3.50.
shoulders-$s 25@s5o.
Short ciesr-$6. 73@7.i2X
Whisky-3Lla
Cattle -Receipts. 700 head; shipments.
800 bead. Market steady. Extra steers.
a. 25@473; fair to good, $40otd4.25; 9TH
ers. 50. 50t6375; Texans. 81 75@375
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head shipments,
1000 head. Market steady; rough heavy.
A-oo@460; prime heavy and butchers
weights. $A60Q470; assorted lights. $A60
GAS.
sheep and lambs-Receipts, 5000 head ::
shipments, 1000 head; 5000 on owners
account at &3.50@3SO for Weterns, and
Loo exporters, At s. 1894 90; lambs. $4.C0
042
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This Is $i4.654.66 greater than for the
preceding week and $7s5 69A02 less than
for the corresponding week last year.
The weeks business has shown some
improvement over tina. Of the previous
week. The volume Of trade IL good and
collections come in better than last month.
The most important change In prices
during the week was an advance In the
price of dressed beef to cents, which took
effect by agreement Of the wholesalers
on Thursday morning.
Eggs have shown weakness Gil the week,
but reports have indicated an sdvsnce in
Portland, whence the cheap eggs have
been received. This and the fact that this
Is the week before Easter will doubtless
cause some advance in prices, especially
Is stocks are not large.
Poultry has been quite scarce during q
part Of the week and has advanced 81 per
dozen. Dressed poultry 10 unchanged.
Onions showed an advance aud are still
firm at S@3t.c per pound.
Apples have been advancing and fancy
stock is scareer than ever. Cooking grades
sci. fron 81. Is to si-5o per box, while those
OF higher quality bring ali the way from
si.75 TO 81
The Central American bananas have
been cleaned up ana the Hawaiian fruit IL
now III market. q shipment having ar
rived direct via the Canadian Pacific
steamer.
An advance in oranges in the California
market is reported. but no change In prices
here has taken place. Lemons are cheaper
than ever at this season.
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80 sacks Of potatoes, $50 sacks DATA 80
cases eggs and - boxes apples
Bark Harry Morse is loading lumber q
Port B.aksisy foy South Africa and viii
leave In about ten DAYS. She will take
four passengers. Who have applied from
San Francisco.
Schooner Rear Admiral. Captain Sam
Barlow. arrived in port from Richardson
Saturday night and Is unioading wood at
the city dock. When OF Point Iceberg.
the sea vas % rough that the passengers
commenced praying. Saturday morning
fhesAdmirai y a. in collision with schooner
Wauderer and lost four cords Of wood.
The Wanderer lost her bobstay. Captain
Barlow SAYS the collision was due to the
fact thai the Wanderer had no lighta
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posfo1 1904 uArxrr.

Boefos. March is.-Ths Boston Ccmn<y-
ciai Bxiiefia today ssys Of the Boston WOOL
market: The ssses for the week include
z.sA.5 so pounds domestic and 30 90
pounds foreign. againss 2Ai,o<s pounds
domestic and a7. 600 pounds sorsign last
week. and z.o7l. s6s pounds domestic and
$1,000 pounds foreign for the same week
last year. The total saies to date show .
decrease Of d 81. 600 pounds. the total re-
esspss decrease OF ., 40 hags and Sol. s3
bales foreign. The demand has been
most encouraging. There have been free
sales OF Ohio as - cents and delaiue AZ =
cents The-s have besn sales OF go o0
pounds OF Kentucky and other medium
unvashed combiags. California wool has
dropped 70 s. cents for best clean Hum
boldL There have been sales Of 5000
pounds cordova carpet wool at Is cents,
tbs lowest price. Australian wool il more
active Ut slightly lower prices.
STOCK nARKErA
Bosros. March lT-Ciosine:
Atcsfson ......... isAoaexican .......... ~
bursingioa .-+-... sls
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A two-story house owned by David r.
Nicely. Of Kent. and occupied by John Nsi-
son, At - Dexter street. North Seattle.
vas damaged by IRE last night to the az
tent Of $50. The occupants of the house
were absent vi ben the fire started bat others
reported Immediately to engine house No.
L II took only few minutes to smother
the flames. The FIRE started in . clothes
closet upstairs, bat the cause is mystery.
The house vas insured for 81 900
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Hors-Marke. quiet: state. common to
choice, 9isc; Pacific. i5et0.
Butser-Firm; Western. fair. l2&i5c:
Western, creamery. l5es2aise: Western.
factory. ioIl5c, Eigin, 2-es2- ise: state.
dairy, istl2ie. state. creamery. iasslIc.
i5esi5h.e; Western, fresh. Hi4Iis.e;
Southern. i3iasisAe. Receipts. e,ss5
Fig iren-DuIi; American, $ii.se3i3n
Copper-Qulet. Lake, $3.50.
Lead Firm; domestic, s.. %
Tin Nominal. plates. dull.
Spel:er-N
COFFEE
Cotfse-opiions opened steady at IN
changed 10 10 points advance, eased OF
partially. but reacted IN renewed baying
and closed firm a, assio POINTS net adj
SD 50, Aprli. si6.2s; Nav, SiaN0t - - :
1uly. $3.50: August, SIS. -, September.
sl4. $50 Ia a.. December. sti q.
Spos cotiee~Rio, q9iet: Ne. I. lssse
mild quiet bu. steady. CordoFas i4' AZ
1855. sales, 80 packages. Santos, aaoat.
is@c.
Warehouse deliveries at New York yes
serday. &.ioo bags. stock at New York
tndsy. - 500: stock in the United States,
asa. &aa bags; atfost for the United States.
ti3ss5 bags. against $3.50 bags last year
Rjo--Markrs quiet; No :. Rio iSc, ~ 70;
exchange. . le-isc Eeceapts, A,oun bags ;
stock, 90. ooo bags.
ssnsos-MArkes quiet; good average
Ssasos No. :. slow. Receipts. two DAYS,
500 bags; stock, i6i.oo bags.
Havre-Msrkef steady; safes. 1900 bags :
prices. u franc higher: cleared for New
YORK. 700 bags.
Lonaon-Msrket quiet: prices an
changed TO ~ higher.
Hamhurg-Marast steady; prices. y pig
higher. sales. 4.opo bags
srakE
suEsr-Ras. weak; fair refined. es.e
centrifugal. 81 test. size; sales, 80 ians {,
Mgscavaso. @A.c, ex ahArf. ~ srst. re
nnei. Quiet: Ne. q. s lAieVfa. Ne. :. sac
s 1915. Ma =. SIS as l3-i6-; Ne, g, ; = Itss
sA.c: No. Ia Stse. NJ. II, 3 les as; NJ.
Il g.. sss e.6c, No. b lI-iss, 81 A.
sa~s SieS. msa.G a" sSsSt ulSs.
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Poxr GAxsIk March ls--TSpse1aI AR
Ioch. 70 load for Callao and IquiquaA
SAY FaAxcssco. March A-Arrivod-
Sur Maeksnaw. Tacoma; schr Cheteo, Coo
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-19
San FRANCIsCO MARKErs,
A WHEAT corsEs on.


SAs Francisco. March iT.--There came
near being panic In the Produce Exchange
yesterday. May wheat jumped from $i.i0
10 si.i1ss. and closed strong at 81 10. This
jump VAS surprise TO the brokers. nearly
iii OF whom were on the short end, and
there was Wild scramble TO cover. All
shIs excitement was caused by the opera
lions of l.. W. MetilauAin 81 Co. That
firm has been buying May wheat during
the past three or fonr months, and yester-
day took all that was offered. McGiautiln
&c. fer some time have been quietly en-
giheerlng a corner, aud now have nearly
every operator on the board short on May
wheat. No one knows Who Is backing
iAen, though it Is rumored that FL Part
ridge, tue Chicago plunger. who is in the
city, IS putting up the money. Nc
1.auiliu's purchases yesterday were s., 100
tons. and it is estimated that since
December last he has purchased May
wheat TO such an extern. that his pay
nonis and margins have amounted TO
more than s. uo,ooo. The panic In wheat
appeared this morning TO have entirely
snos.ied. The highest offer on the board
THIS morning vas $40. with nobody TO
bug at that price. The Discrimination TO
ers due 10 the fact that business in many
ofaees IS suspended. owing to the ce!ebsa-
ton OF 81 patrick's day. which took
place today at the Midwinter fair grounds.
Al The close Of the call board yesterday
the directors Of exchange reduced the
marginal price oi May wheat from 81. 10 to
tl6 l.. ". MeGlanaln & Co.. the
chief operators in yesterdays deal, have
xar.s- la. al
by the action Of the directors of the cali
beard a. applied to their contracts OF yes
tetdsy. aud repadisting their contracts.
Tue ttm. however. have deposited Win
TIE produce exchange certified checks eos-
sring the amount Of their transactions
The directors Of the exchange refuse 10 re-
oivs McGlsualn d Co.'S check. which
amounts 10 slOoeo0 1t is stated that the
Tales OF tie exchange will compel Nc
eiAafiln 90. 10 make good their con-
tracts on Monday next or he sold oaa
STATE OF TRADE
Rhubarb il now coming in more plen-
ttaHy aad receipts Of asparagus are Also
heavier. Prices are lower for shess
Vegetables. but ssili high for string beans
aud green peppers. Potatoes are weak.
There 5 a wider range IA onions
The demand for oranges snd Hines -
very dU!i aud apples OF ali kinds are neg
iseied. Prices are generally weak.
Another decline has taken place On but
Ter OF a.. grades
kSgs are steady with occasional salss OF
choice ranch above quotations
The poultry market IL loaded down with
EasEeFn stock. Turkeys are lever and
prices are generally weak
Produce receipts Flour. quarter sacks,
la,0lI. Oregon. !, "a. wheat. centAis, D Iss,