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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-03
vAsHlsoros CROP nsroar.

oonatarsi Departments weekly Cgop
BuiIssin for This State.
1hs weekly crop bulletin for Washing.
aloF the week ended April 30. prepared
- =. Alciatore. director Of the state
l1hsr service. In ~ foliows:
ostern Washington in the
~ey Of Jefferson county have crops
Dd more promising than ct present. I"
100 our Leland correspondent, and this
.es 10 every other county in Western
Xuhington.
Ne first half OF the week was clear. dry
quite warm, the highest Temperatures
1eing as high a. Is degrees Ia most
aeoA TIE remainder Of the weak was
cloudy and very wet, the rains of tho
y and 9th. being very heavy, IL fact
1eh heavier than usual for the season.
Meome counties light frosts formed on
eoral dates, but no damage was done to
EesatIon. The lowest temperatures
<0Eed between "a and 81 degrees. the cold
II weather being experienced on the S0th.
Nlng the first half OF the week . consi1-
Eaoele amount of farm work was done. but
ling and plowing were almost entirely
Enpsnded after the 9th on account Of the
my rams. Oats are well along on up
80, but on iowiauds have not been
lntod In some counties. Fruit trees are
southern counties, but are just begin
M to bloom in some portions Of Stevens
koantv.
n some portions Of Whatcom county
IDS are from IL TO Is inches high and
noAng fine. Pasturagcs are oil reported
excelsent condition. aifording abundant
~ Tor cattle. The Washington farmers
] ~ nov NIL smiles.
Eastern Washington This has been q
nafiy good week for the season.; Clouds
80 and sunshine were about equally di-
Hasd the first two days brought very
yasm weather with maximum tempera-
@fes Of II in the extreme northeast and
oegress IN the southeast portions Of the
ne On the 18th light rains fell in some
enoas OF Eastern Washington the fol-
swing day rain was pretty general in ali
sescss. fairly good shower having
aasn IN the southern portion Of Yakima
xaav. The 9th also Was n day Of good
1ewefs In the extreme eastern counties.
h tasns hosts were reported from some
Naatiss on the 9th. but no serious injury
- resulted so far The lowest tempera-
Siss ranged between 20 and 10 degrees.
saH wheat has been benefited by the
sssm weather, A good deal of blowing
/ ~ seeding has been accomplished In
~. \. 9. counties during the week: in portions
whitman county blowing - about 30
- cent. done and planting about half
Near spangte. Spokane county. the
E9snd is stili very wet. Fruit trees ara
Esoiag - we'll AS could be expected. In
sothera kiickitat county farmers ara
fesinR for corn. Near Kcnnewiek. Yak
county. potatoes arc up two inches
iaA wheat is two feet hien. Eastern
WSningion farmers are satisfied with the
Ssnat outlook for crops.
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Lospos. May 2-Bar silver, a25 fi,e,
ses.d; Consels. ICES: bullion into Bank
OF I'm gland, xis3. 900, Bank Of England dis.
count rate, per cent.
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TuNP ON IKE CRrcKBr-sxArInEvu
81 kouTR I've rous1 tfips dsilr sxcspe sunday
TINE CAhD-LAave seattle 7:1o O q. anA 1.SG
n, daily exceys sunday. Leave EvsresI
1918 q N. an0 Sis , m. daily axcopa SUNDAY
Csansctioss- A. ssatsse with steamer Flyer 96l
Tacoma. ~ Evsysts with steamer AikAdo fos
esoAemish IAndsnEs-Feot Il Madison strsst
seattle: fbee QsWta AvenuA Everett
xA6E-0eAsSio - xverett Use; refund txfp. 81 a
q q MkIf. Managing 0wnaE
Inactive March 10. 1894
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untn farsAss notice The seattle. iass sAors A
Eastern train leaving seattle ss SIS n. sns.
arriving AZ p u. will nasks direct eonusctsons
for Vancouver aad paints Exss via canaai.a
Pacific Thrcsga asflas cara between seattle
and Tanronvsr
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poRr TOWNSEND. Poar ANGELES AND
DUN0ENE1S-
STEAMER MONTICELLO

DAILY HxCxPf MoAbAf- TINE CAnn
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC Is. 1894
Leaves seattle. TOO . m: Townsend. 10 80 q
IA Banxensss. 1900 m arrives Port AnSelex
l:So p N leaves Port Angeles . 80 . ia ieaves
Fort Townsend 90 p Pa arrives seattle. 80
p m CITY Do X Ca, seattle AsonsA
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Cv11xTr ROUTE
~ sTIAMER 0REYHouNn

Lvs seattle. IL 40 . u Tvs Seattle l:le N
Lvs Everett. s:lB n Lvs Everett. 2:os m
s,na.w. Leavss seattle ................ AsS0 p m
AoASs Leaves Eve.sss ..............fl.0 o 8 m
FARE-ofSsEK TaIp, 75c; ROUND TRiP, 4L7A
Connects with beats fer Tacoma and snohomish
Landing. Colman deck. foot Of Marion street
eEATfLk AND TACOMA wAvfGA ZION CO.
CLACp Taorr, Pres r. w. Geobna1 Secy.
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LsoR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Take the Fast and CommodIeua
STEAMER GENERAL CANBY

Fer BirchsIis sidney. Charleston Dry Dock. Brs.
merton. Decatur, Tracyton, chico silvsrdals
and inserpediate posnts Leaves Aarringtcn's
wnAEf n foot Of Waxhinx toa street, ~ 20 q "a.
daily except SUNDAY.
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CKAoIr RIVER ROUTE


Leaves Lilly Bogardus a Co . dock, foot spring
street. Seattle. Monday Wednesday and Friday
On tide for Edmonds- stsnwooi. ekaSit City,
Everett. Florence Ne Vernon. Iuaip, Fir. Avon
returning aitern ate days
LILLY. Bo0ARDUs 4 CO, AgsnsA
TeIephouc l2l
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Genuine Vermont Maple syrnp. Seattle
Grocery Co. s,s Second street Telephous
s1a
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xxsrssH sxArx napKrr.

Livxxrcos, May 2-wheat- Weak
holders offer freely: No. red winter
IL I'd.
Corn-C1iet: holders ofsr moderately
new mixed spot. IS SD: futures, quiet
holders offer moderately; MAy, So 81
Jane, IS s1.d; JAY. IS esd.
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r1Acsys0 nAvloArIoN UoNrAxr-
j TIx1 fABER In e5ss ADxn I. 1ooA
sEATTLE-wUATccN,R oU1R
Daiiy Sunday sxcspfadl
DfEAMxn gsAc. or WAsHrNorUN
- osaasis- 4 - . = II whasssa- LIS , =
AZ whasesa- 90 . - AZ osasxza.. ..esoo =
e$eDpiae - Fsdaige. Aoacertss ana Yatfhavon,
one q Bvo9ses sensh h01na: connocsing O. Oooa1ao
uab olsanss assry Bailey IN Iase1A
aEArTLK-rACONA RoUTR
DAILY texespe oaxurdAyl
0TEANKR HExRY 3AILDY
" Tscsns.-- 2:ee - " essfsis. 80 =
ceaascssng viii Steamer stAss Il WasAingtsa
srd wfxh sssAnsf EesFAavea fo1 EveeusA Ia Geo.
ass and Ill w hidby lsiaad poia1a
Ia CONNER AND wnIDHY IsLAND loU9D
s1oRPINa AT RvEDxrE
0TEAkEH TATAaAvEX
NersA b'nA-xxcspt sat South n'A-xxospe euA
Lv Qeastle -. o.00 N Lv Il ceanaR So q
~ fveEpss.- - 1i:SQ - Lv xversss. Loo . =
Ar La tonnsf. 500 IA Ar seattle. -. $50 > =
stopping ~ KAmesd& EvsTsss. Clfntoa. Drswn's
Peinf Laselsy. ccspevftie. asa Ae yuca~ Oak HAe-
steamer Henry Bailey fsr Tacoma
whArves-Pscide Nsvisastca Ca. TnosnA: Pa-
clio Navigastoa Co.. oeast1e (fbSmeriy Baksrs
dsek. iDos = Uaivsrs;ty ssrssp; Mssshann' dosk
Fer futi particulars s.saa, exssrsasas. tovsss.
sfa. apply 70 o. address = MACLEOD. Agent
Seattle, tslephons 0k6; J. = HARMON. Frefght
SD rasssngef Assnt Tacoma: ssisnAeae a
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Wines and liquors at COS, .: the Abr.
hama Grocery CsDpezs
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g WILEY SALVATION 90
Seattle TacsmA aAa oaywnh
Route
8TEAMER MULrNoNAR
Leaves seattle daily u Leo = -
sRATTLE-rAcoMA ROUTE
CLEANER CITY or ABERD1EN
Leaves Seattle daily - 300 = N aAa Soc . n.
FARE TO TACOMA. - cxNrA
La.liss-Cty Dock foot u Man ssrsss, Cen.
msrciai Dock, TaeeAA
"a HATFIELD. As.na
CAPTAIN 1. WILEY, Maaaesa
Telephone $50
pACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fpllows,
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic.
tcria, ~ . m tpassengers received on hoard q
. a. May 3. 8. Is, Ia, % and IN
For Alaska. May IL and "a
From San Fransisco. for vicsoria ana Puget
Sound porfA ~ = m, May 8 10. 10. 40. Is. 30
Tickets may - obtained at the once Of the com
pAny. ~ Ocean dock. Seattle
oooDALI. PERKINS q Co,
General A gents. San Franc ocA
}. II. JOHNSON. r. + eupt. Seattle
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The total sales OF stocks today were
ass, so shares. including; American To-
oscco. 500. American sugar. to.sn;
puriin rten. II. no; caisago Gas. i6esss. .
DISABLING, u, LOO. General Electrsc, 6.
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iLINGHAM BAT, INSIDE RouTE-
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
FaYe Ia Everett zoe.

Fer Edmonds, Everett Clinton, Langley, Coupe
vile, Utsaiasy, ridAlgo City, Anacortas, samish,
fsirhaven sehsms and whaeou, leaving seattle
Tuesdays. Thursaays and Saturdays NJ . m.
Returning. leaves WhalcoEn Wednesdays Fridays
and sundays at 100 ~, landing II City Dock.
TH0NPSON 6ROS
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKER.

resr1asp, May . - Wheat - Valley.
Mslla Walla, T5GT7,sc per GENITAL.
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TN 1FFIcT MARCH 1. 1ssA

TN 8FrECT MARCH & 1o4A
4 STEAMER IDAHO
WILL LnATu yEsLER wnAn1 ArS r -
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND TaURSDAYa
For 9dmenaa Clinton, Bfawn's Poina Langley.
utsaiady. Fidsigo City. Anacortcs. HcmjsA I'D
Mhateom, ana On Thursdays going shrouxh 10
Maine asa eeHlahmoo RsturnfnG leave What.
CON Monday. Wednesday, Saturday q D m
kaxe 70 Wbateen. SLuo: Freight to Whaseon. a
Z u BRoWNffELp. AaAagiag 0wner.
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N9tUfU5tC<L E4t8Hck0
o....,...............e sag4i - t21.333 81
ne.................... tGe,S5g 70 17.l32 90
- $4,000 % 6Iy0s0 90
15sds Vas good with the big Wholesale
nm on account Of the rush az orders
ne the first few days Of the month.
~ West street business - rather
~, - u was the day before the arrival
IL stsAmer from San Francisco.
~ market b we'll cleaned Of CsliSorniA
1scts, and the supply Of cabbage -
~ exhausted. Old cabbaxs IL scarce in
bsnIa and the new - not pet good.
kxs are firmer and are sold at IL cents
y r cents per dozen. A shipment Of
1esn eggs has come TO market and they
nd at Is cents per dozen. eoms deal
II - still quoting bat Il cents.
sshouss lettuce. which has bsen selling
En1esnts per dossn. has bssn reduced to
CDeonts.
NJ price Of veal has been reduced cent
IT, FOUND by West street commission
6n1us, and calves nov sell ct cents.
fbu straw berries are in market, selling
e - Is for fiftsen-pound crates.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE


Rebuilt and rsfurnish&d Leaves Merchant Aseh
MHssnd.y. WEDNESDAY ana Friday At : M To-
wanp. Duwatto Hoedsport Unisn CITY - infar.
mediate points. arriving in Union city q 5 d M
Leaves cnioa City = m. Tuesday. Thufsdav
H x. LIBBY. Master
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WHIT AND sSoHoHIsn Hovrz
CUT IA4E TO xvxnErr

0TEANER MABEL
Leaves city wharf Tussdays Thursdsys a.
Saturdays 81 9 N for E1msnds. NukiIteo Nv.
ersss Marysvtle East Evsrst2 Lowell ana Snop
AemIsA FARE TO zVERE7sr zoe: ROUSb
TkIp. soc: TO sSoHoAISH, 30c
J. A. HATFIELD. Aren't
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EuY On TnH -1ErkR-
nEATTLE TO TACOMA
Hsw ssun1 n1us enz1y. ssssQe 0nlnR
II - hsw - suonay-9vU u1DA
1nE gfKA11A s1LYx1.
laxssae AsRy sisA esassae. xssas ssunA - -
TUESDAY. NAY 4
~SMR cAnA
rnaws essex1e-7.&A Has Z N a,xA olDN =.
Leavs Tncoma-9r3o . n, I %. $50. esuo > n
09BAay-
InovD seassso-7.oo = m. IL % see = -
Lave Tncpnn-osS3 . n. $50, T.30 p n
Laading q ~. r. vaakS. TnronA ard C0DmMN
a, duck foct ~ Nariea seRss< seafsae
Sundaya excusisn rntes On steamer Yseeswoo4
fnfo Soc.
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6uear-Raw, acsivs and nYmsr: fair r.
finine. re; centrifugal. % degrees test,
2 i-16o2kc. Sales. 1. 500 hoxsheads Mus
eovado, - tsst. q 2ssc; 1000 bsss molasses
sugar. % test - SIC; ray, No 9. s150
ff-1fse
The morning call., 1894-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Nellie T. Waterhouse to Mary J. Wand, lot on
Sc corner Fillmore and Union streets, 5 "a by E
81 8; $40.
Domenico scatena to Julia Scatena lot on N
line of Hayes street, 62:6 W OF Lyon, 70 Dy n
4uO Subject 70 mortgage); gift.
John Coop and James w. Smith TO william HIN
ke lot on SW corner OF Waller and Clayton streets.
. 5O;S by w 50 :l01a also lot on w line OF cray
ton street l6O of Frederick. rs, W 24b :lOH3'
SOU, Z u :lUA2, rs, 1876: also lot on line
Of Frederick street, 25 Z Of Bevedere, so by N
I4O; also lot on \ line of Frederick street, 90 w
OF BeiVedere, w so by 10; also lot on w line
OF BeNedere, 80 OF Frederick 25 by w 10 (;
also LOT on Sc corner OF Waller and Cole streets,
1883, E l25, 100. w 5, 1883 W l2O (sub-
1ect TO Dlortgage); $40.
William aud Lizzie Hinkel to A. H. and Theresia
johnson, lot on line of BeIvedere, lS5 N OF
FTedeIlcK street 70 by E l2l :lO15; $40.
Emily j. Fairweather (nee Chin hase) Fannie
L. Mathesou (nee Chtpchass), william j.. John
NJ. Eliza ID. and Clara l.. ChipchsEe and Lucy e..
Gray (nee Chfpchase) To Mary Ann Chipchzse, lot
on W line of Elgln Park 257 of Hermaun street
quitclaim deed: 81.
John Chipchase to same. same: gift
George J. ana Grace ID. Fetzer to Esther NJ VIII
SON. lot Z line OF Castro street, 1876 :S S OF
I wenty- first. 5 rs a by l05; $40.
Estate OF Humphrey shea 10y sheriff. to j. NJ.
Ellis lot on s. line of twenty third street 2bO
w of Sanchez w rs by ia; $3342.
Maria Cereghino TO Luigi aud Sohie Dalto, lot
commencing 81 OF Kearny street and 6S % Of
Green, S 1876 by 1876; $40
Choy Yuns and Lee Chuck (by attorney to Chan
7ing Quong and Lee ou Ker, lot on NV corner
OF Dupont and Clay streets, \ OF bS w So; SlO.
John Williams to Mary w llltSms, lot on w line
OF Clara street, 275 NE or Sixth. II 20 by NV
so; gift.
HeuriettA l. Selby to Johanna Noonan, lot
NE line of Boardman place. l75:2 Sc of Bryant
street. Sc three inches by NE ll7:6; So.
William and Johanna hoonan TO Henrietta /.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
California Fruit 5 sa,es.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Porter Bros. Company, Chi
cago. tot day at auction sold II cars OF Californi
Fruit: BARTLETT pears S1@l IS: one car. worth
less condition, 65@S0c; Crawford peaches, 90c@
81 30; Columbia plums. 81 55@1 so; Washington
plums, 90C@$l l5; Egg, 81 lU@l 55; Comedy.
81 so: Highland, 81 05; Bradshaw. 81 S5@l 10:
Purple Duane. 81 5U9l SO: German prunes. 81 55
al 80: Gross, 81: Tagedy. 81 1902; hungarian,
81 so; Tokay grapes. 81 10; Muscats. 81 10: Fon-
talnbleSu. ST. 25@l 90.
Porter BROS Company New YORK, sold one car
of California Fruit at auction to-day: Bartlett
pears, 81 1902 so; Crawford peaches, 81 FOG
l 95; Washington pIums. 81 IS: Bradshaw, 81 80;
Japans, 81 65; tragedy prunes 81 9l S5.
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit at
auction this morning. realizing prices as follows:
Pears-Bartlett, 81 45@l rs; Capps Favorite,
81 %. Peaches-CrawfOrd, 81 25@l 80; Foster,
81 259l 40; st. John, 81 55; Mary's Choice
81 10: Strawberry. 81 40 Plums-W Washington,
81 5@I 20; Egg 81 3O@l 65: Columbia 81 10;
Jefferson, s. 20; Burbank. 81 1901 S6. Prunes-
Tragedy. 50; German. 81 SU02 05; French,
81 30; Silver, 81 %. Grapes 2O-pound crates
FOntainbletu. 81 20; Lady Recovery, 81 rs:
MusoSt and b ack Hamburg. in bad order, 70@
90c. Nectarines-Yellow. 81 as Red, 81 25G
/ 50. Twenty-seyen carloads California fruiE
were sold here to-day.
The morning call., 1894-08-02

Yates; Stevens & Co; H Dutard; Strauss;
s Qum6y Dodge, sweeney q Co; johnson;
W Fuller d Co: buffalo Brewery; Jordan Bit
Rock Co: M T Jeffries
Per Mexco-Dodge. Sweeney & Co; Hills Bros;
G Whitney Co; Dairymen's Union: Nor
rill; F Haight & Co: A CALI Fruit Co: Cox Seed
and Plant Co; l. GIldmacher & Co; W Bradley;
E j Bowen d Co; ID Allison Il Co; J A RoeblIng;
N Ohlandt & Co: Dalton Bros: Grswod:
Locke; Hegler Johnson: Cohen. Hirsch & Co;
w W Montague & Co; Robert Haight & Co: Gil
bert Clements & Co; Amer Press Assn; J o Rein
hart; American Union Fish Co; NJ Simas & Co;
Camilloni 81 Co; Levi Spiegel Co; A @ Bur-
dick; San Francis Brewery; Jackson; E
Les; witzel & Baker, Kowalsky & Co: s Rus
sell & Co: Norton. Teller d Co; Thomas & Kahn;
Bisslnger & Co; Goldtree Bros; Pelton Water
wheel Co; NJ T Freitas d Co; Tiedeman & Co:
Smiths Cash Store; Hickman & Co; Gen Elec-
trio Co; Phillips Bros; Steinhagen Co; Harry
Kloge; Schweitzer g. Co; II Tilden 81 Co; + Fl
Ames; Sunset and Co; Gouber; Raw.
ley; Deming- Palmer Mill Co; Bell & Co; Price
Baking Powder Co; G Andrews; Tubbs Cordage
Co; John Linforth NJ Osborne q Co; A Fry
& Co; j Hoffman; Western Meat Market: 5
Brunswick.
Per Free Trade-Smitn's Cash store; Alaska
Packers Assn.
For Lofs ShfnDfno InlelLf1e1cs See Tenth Pnce
The morning call., 1894-08-02

'Change carload August lead. SO 571s 2 car
loads August lead 50 90.
Coffee-opGions opened steady at an advance
of TO 10 points, ruled firm and fairly active on
European, Baltimore and local buying and on
str ing Hsvrs sdvlces closed firm at an advance I;
sales. 1880 bags. including: August. $l4 800
IA So September. s13 80 @ IA 10; october,
$l3 10: November. $13 q 13 Is; December.
$12 S0@12 IS. and March. $12 65,
spot Cofee-Rio frnler; No. z. l63sc; mild
steadier; COrdova, ls@l9Ac. Sales, 1000 bags
Santos spot at lS1se.
sanUoS-tlrm; good average Santos. 16$000;
receipts, II 900 bags; stock. $4,000 bags.
Hamburg-Steady; prices i9@S4pfg higher
Hayre-opened barely steady at "a advance. At
IL O'Clock noon 15 further advance; at 3 p. NJ :.
quiet, i4f further advance: $3.50 P. NJ. closed
quiet without further change. Total sales, IL 600
bags.
Rio-Steady. No. Z. 15SOOo. Exchange. 8 Z .l6d.
Receipts $4,000 bags. Cleared for the United
States, $4,000 bags; cleared for Europe, 1000
bags; stock. l60, 900 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday,
2709 bags: New York stock to-day, 130.57l bags;
U. s. STOCK. 1489l0 bags; afioat for the Z. s..
900 bagS total visible for the U. s., 347.SlO
bags, against Ale ,341 bags last year.
Sugar-Raw. steady; sales, 2000 bags: centr1fu-
gal 50 test.at Breskwater. at S1sc, C. f. and 800
bags molasses SO test, at 2$sc, c. j. f.; refined,
quiet and steady.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
THE STOCK MARKET.

ne market opened quite strong and healthy
yesterday, and outside OF little decline on the
morning informal session prices were higher than
On the previous day, with good buying orders for
ali the leading north-end stocks The middle
STOCKS were also in better demand than for some
time past and quite a large amount Of stock
changed hands
News received during the day spoke very en-
-SSSS99taElhgly of the showing being made on the
!. 1880 level OF Con Cal. & Va.
D.: In the ophir Superlntend dent Lyman has reached
n point IN the ola Central tunnel which he has
been making for for some time past. he is having
an old winze-station cleaned out at a point 22O
ieet In from the mouth Of a crosscut run west
from the north drift from the Mexican shaft on
the tunnel level. from which to carry on opera
ltonS, and be thinks that by concentration the
gre FOUND IN that portion of the mine can be made
" to pay.
The annual meeting of the Con. New York
mining Company Will be held On Saturday.
silver was steady at oz$4c in New ork yester-
Gay anu at 2SSd in London.
Charles H Ford OF the Pacific Board left for
tMo weeks trip in Butte County yesterday.
pany has been called Tor the 18th.
=. Lester Mckee, for many years with Edwards &
Go: Of the San Francisco Stock Exchange, has
Stock Exchange.
" The Central Gasight Company will pay the
usual quarterly dividend of 81 per share this
The California Cotton-miIls is expected to pay
lhe usual quarterly dividend OF 81 per share this
The Quincy Copper Mining Company OF Mich
igan Will pay dividend OF 81 per share the
: 10TH This is the dtty-second dividend
me Paclhc Lighting Company has declared q
- dividend OF SOC per share. payable on the 9th.
fhls is the eighteenth dividend but it is the first
in just one year. Now tEat DIVIDENDS have been
resumed, 1t is expected that they Will be paid
regularly hereafter
In the Alta the south drift from The north winze
was advanced l9 feet, total length 30 feet face
IN quartz OF low assay value. VIII crosscut dur
ing heIt week TO ascertain the distance TO the foot
aud hanging walls. Have extracted and delivered
al the mill 20 carloads OF ore; l9 tons fair mill
ing grade.
IN the West Con. Va. q Cal. during the past
week the west crosScuJ run from a point 20O feet
north of the l2OU station has been extended Fl
feet and is now in distance of 1852 feet; face is
IN hard porph yTy, carrying seams OF quartz me
flow OF water is the same as when last reported.
The morning call., 1894-08-02

p ID for light and 15c 10 for extra light: East
ern Sugar-cured Hams, l419@151ac; California
Hams, 13@13Iac; Eastern Lard. tierces 7c q ID for
compound and sc for pure: pals, 919c: Cslifor-
MIA, tierces 61ae for compound and e(@s1ac Tor
pure half-bbls, &C. I0-fb tins, 91ac; do 5-fb 1Oc:
Mess Beef. S7(97 so p Dbl; extra mess do. ss@
so; family DO, $l0@l1; extra prime Pork.
s12 5O@ So extra clear, 5 9 50@2O q bbl; mess.
$18: Smoked Beet. 10c - 10.
HOPS-Quoted at s@llc for 1893 Hops and lie
asked fOr 1894, with no business
HIDES AND SkINS-Heavy salted Steers, 434c
p 70; med um. 3s4c p 10; light &c p 10; Cow
hides, 5@312C q 10; salted Kip 4c; saited Calf.
DC: sailed Veal, sc; dry Hides, usual selection,
613c p ID; drv Kip and Calf, SEC = 10: prime
Goatskins. 25@40c each; Kids, 5@10c; Deer
skins, good summer, 25c q u: medium, 15@2Oc;
winter, SC; Sheepskins, shearlings 10@2Oe each;
short wool. 25935c; medium, 40@50c each; long
wool 5O@76c each; Cuils of all kinds about 1ac
less
TALLOW-No. l rendered, 414@45se: country
Tallow. &c q ID: refined, 63s@57 7se p ID Grease,
3G31oc q 10.
w0OL-Sprng clip, San Joaquin and southern.
5@61ac 2 ID for years clip and 6@Sc p ID for
seven months; Foothill S99c; choice northern,
9@llc: Nevada. 1890; Humboldt and Mendo-
cino, 10912c; Eastern Oregon, 7@9c; Valley
Oregon, 1U@l2c q ID.