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AMUSEMENTS.

TuE SUNNY Scum, which ~ "a re-
production the South iu Slavery Dtyt
merely under another nAmt euter-
lalued an audience largely inside up Of
tho coloroJ contingent aud gallery
boys lat night There was nothing iu
% to attract tue usual lhos,orgoUr iut
tho colored People in tho audience
viewed the performance wish Immense
enthusiasm, Hu whore is the need ol
CfitiCHm3 Tho whole tang g0ts
again tonight
ENUAGED, tho moo. humorous,
delicate huI entertaining Oi uIl tho
tmauatiuna tom the guuiu1 OF Gilbert,
opened tho wuos ut thH Grand last
night before MiT.rlzed audience.
NUry admirably was tho peculiar
play rendered. the man who
couldn't appreciate the humor Ia the
lines OF Patience OF Pygmali1n and
GalnlCn, also by tho author % En-.
gagged, ur the individual VINO votes
that Dickens 10 TOO verbose, would
probably nud ltie pleasure In the por-
formauou at tho Grand. Tho mau who
mas the least sense OF tho humorous
or tho ssiirical, will mud 10 itau un.
ending aud ever lJwing fountain OF
pleasure. II ~ 90 tins credit OF last
| nights audience that % "caught on"
10 tan dullcncy OF tho liuui from the
beginning Aud that tho mofnmunt
from that time on flowed uulnierTupt-
eddy. Everyone was 30 good IN HE or
he's part That it ~ hard at once % cay
who is entitled tl iilat mention, but On
the whole that distinction should
probably go 90 Misc Balumau, whose
natural but tragic unruustuvHimpaf,Cd
"a uvllclUIH yiirC. o. the rgudi.
! tl0u OF tho anguish t1ru
| Belinda who "ihnnkcd heaven
that shc could silll uat." MI Clarke
was suffering from indispOslli0n anu
was uot ut his very best, hut hu, too,
made o. vaUt amount Of fun. Mt
| kylu's BrlyAwury WAS thoT0uglly oX-
vnllrnt. The three Scotch figures OF
! Me- Warir, Miss Cook, Mlm ltlngsluy,
w,To admirable pal.mtufgH, albeit tho
Ur1guu WsH not uuUHgl ami Mil
Leigh both looked nUia.tat CharminF-
/ b. as Miuui1 "luu WiUl,n Engaged
ought 10 psck tue Euuto bul0Ge tuu
week Is owe.
GitFEy AND NuL have sold on,
! thcIT interest lu tNr ftIok comp any
which recently lC't SAILS Lake Tor Pur'.
| land, A dispatch received yesterday
! by tue NEWS rom Mr.. Fuwluy states
tuat he ha- purchased tnelT Interest,
aul that 'lIm now on tho organization
will bee AulWu 90 tho Flawlty stock
! 90. MI EfaWiey has occurred tho
l FIuNHu "a o.. 10 fnH A.unInr Ir.., NJ
Crane. Tho company Ia nov perform.
log At tho MaIquam Grand, PoUlauJ's
leading tAua,ar 10 popular prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19
CAPTAINS STORY
What a Grand Old Sailor Told
a Press Reporter,
HIS SECRET OF LIFE
what he has sscn aud Found tn nearly
Evsrr Port ~ ths Gipbr aud the
value hr has Received.

..s go. al al N
mot happy old sea eAp'a'h ~, wy,
i,lI.e oilce to7loI lay i'.il nv
Hnu pipulanl9 ''l'l "'.i' ~, 81
'i'"N ~ nAl .lAN''eY ~ az. w., $500,
XIV s'vuV, ~ "' ,.. .i,ilt', ~, nd
v.ul auu W. 'Aiy'i i'l ,i,,. ,,l,i
Wy pi.ii' w. nv. r,,,iJ Z,
NV ~ .... w ,','i i, a,,,,,ip l,,r.
,,,, w. t. W -, ,hst ~.
,'',.l,u J.. lD .nen ~ 1919 i,,t ..,id,
ar. ~ ...''. i 49,. ,,,,,,,.
w r.Ir.
~. pl ~, y, ~ W.. -, ,,ri,rr.i
~, ',i''' ''' ~ la mo-
,'' .,'5 .,.,.... trnni rbou-
10y N.N' NY 1 heHet'A .iul' Nv,
,,''.'.. ''' 'Iti Nv. a. 49, ~, r.',,h
l3-y . ~ I'M ~ Wv III ~. ,i''.II.
80, f...tit ~, 49, $500 40. .rtfa
~, D., ~ ,,'' , i'.,ili,g i.'t tu.
49,, iOi''i ,..i.,ss ''i'' III d,,o a, ono
c,ns, ~ '''''0''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19
TIE BOND ELEcrION.
syleclman Robcrlts View on lhr Il suits
Of Yesterday.

In conversation with News
reporter this morning, selcctman
Roberts expressed his disappointment
aud regret at tho result OF the bond
election yesterday. Asked what effect
Il would have upon tho future action
Of the county court, Mg. Roberts said
an effort would now have 90 DO made
20 cuttlil the expenditure. Less money
would have 10 bu devoted 10 the poor
frlie. fund, f0t instance, and a halt
must DO made Ia tho direction Of road
improvements. Mr Roberts thlnk8
the working man mn1o "a great mile.
take Ia voting ''b0udE-no."
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FOR MILITIA RIFLEMgY.


Captain Sanders, OF Company IL,
located al Pennington, Davis county,
issues tho following challenge 70 d
picked rIls team from companies A
b and ID, located In Salt Lake CITY,
Tor rho contest % take place on
Friday next, March -.
On behalf Of Company II, First
battalion, Fiat regiment, Utah
National Guard, j Chalipupp picked
team from Companies a, B aud b,
same regiment, to engage la shooting
contest, 90 take place 80 Pennington,
Davis county, on Friday next Maruh
90, commencing al o'cl'cs p IN. rht
team 90 consist OF 10 Or 30 men, a. may
DO decided upon.
ID. A, SANDERS,
Captain,
FARNuNUTON, March 10,
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PFicU'a Cream Baking Powder
stands lot pure food and 10 a iOo to all
lunms.
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Lgrlnrn LY Dr. Tnnner.

De. J. ~. Tanner will lecture before
tue y. l.. and Y. 81. NJ. 1. associations
Ii tho Sixteenth ward this evening o.
1850 %. M. in the Sixteenth ward meet
Ing house. Ills SUBJECT Will Zoo a p1t-
ton % ChtispI sermon Ou tho Mount.
All PERSONS interested are invited 90
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Send Your Boys

And wen answer Tor the result our
stock OF Boys Clothing Is as complete
as q book on the last page. We carry
only a fresh, up 10 date stock, hand.
omely and carefully made up and
offered at prices that are double val.
ucs, The goods we carry arc exclusive,
and for that reason our store Is the only
place Co hud them. The proof OF
clothing Is in the wearing. lust come
and see for yourself aud youll surely
sec that our
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AM oil the Same Mind.

Tho following marriage licenses
were ifsuei by County Clerk
stanton ,oIsyi Henry Matya Kan.
mpyeh "a, bud sophia Wlhclmina
Wonder Rv-al2l. both Of o den; jena
A. AcEley, so. aud ChrsuuA Dol 30,
both NJ Sail Lake cry; George A..
Campbell, 20, and Grace l., Prlpatley,
"A also OK thia cisv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19

Estate Of Annie W. Clays, deceased.
Order Of sails OF Tgal o,tato entered.
Estate OF MorIau J.. Jones, deceased.
Mfs. Sarah D.. Jones appointed admin.
ibtrAlriX on nllng boud oil $500.
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COUNTY COURT IN SESSION.
Appointment Of BOmal Cannon as
Supa Of County lldmiTy.


The county court Of ~ session this
morning removed joel j. Allen On
.uperintt ndeni OF the cou .,y infrmary
aud appointed Boman Cannon IN biz
stead, with Mu Cannon a. mAtron Of
the institution.
Seloctmau Cnfislophofsln was the
only memucr Of tho board who vo,, d
against Mt. Cannou's appointment.
WANTS a CHASoE.
A letter walfcii from T.. G.. Bailey
stating that Doe had learned there was
an old soldier named John G1odfellow
now under tho usarl's charge iu the
county Asylum who was entitled 90
pdmls,ion into the Boidicrt' home Vt
SANTA Monica, Cal. A. the patient
was aBxi1us 90 20 thrf., Mr. Bailey
snld that u the b5ard wound authorize
him, az cost rt ,uU would take steps
20 ggt GoldisIl1w into tho home az
soon fs possible, with transportation
furnished from hero. d90dfellOw "
totally blind.
Ruioftod 10 se.rctnau Geddcs.
pEaiHEi 40 WITHDRAW,
Thomas j.. Bates, Of Uu.ar Bing
ham, asked tu De released from the
bond Of the sCh0U. Trustee VI tao nlzty.
ann school district, Henry Bowditch.
Referred 90 Tue auiogtmon.
A8 TO DAMAGED PROPERTY.
a communication from D.. g.,
MarigUf, relative 90 "a claim Tor uaW-
age, alleged 10 have been done o. mis-
properly a. s., east Eleventh South,
was Referred 20 thu sclrCimUn an d
county attorney
a Don lLACK's HEQuur
The petition OF Bmlamn Hume,
who asked 10 be- ulluaoJ TO have n
bO0t.bbck slnud in tlc Joint city nuI
county building, was ru,uuct 10 the
Joint c0militigu.
AZ 40 CLAIMS.
A commuH cation lfom the secretary
Of thg Joint city aud county buildit 9
u.
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A commune cation ifom the secretary
Of the Joint city aud county buildit 9
committee reporting action ON certain
elaine anu recommending payment Of
the same, was read and filed,
Count adjourned shortly uitor noon
iill . pm. Thursday.
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ss1.SpRloNaZ NiU
GRANpENl NDEWnE
kWEsTERN& ulANDL
se=sz WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT N lHnNl NM Ib'1 lfl,

Leave salt Lake
No. .-Tor Provo. bingham, ahi 100,
ala points Faat,.,ss''..sraa '9H
No t--for Provo. Grand junction ma.
aud all p0luu kaai.,ua''s' ''F
No C-for lEovo, hauu aaI ....-
taIlaa t...ssas 90 sstH.iafffst'''f
No flor Eurosa ..,...,.,-,.,-- 10000 wv
No. l-lor Ogden and Wett.,''...' %
80, l-fJr Ogdon and iho Nel''''' '" ''-
Arrive sait Late.
No i-From provo, Grand Junet1a go
and tho East,,s,ssssa.'tst'' i't
So. -TrUm Provo. Grhut Junction .,...-
Hud CHG ksat....,.s,s.... .t''s l.-'
No b-From Bingham, Prove, hanu go
ana sunuussssssssf.ttaH...'fHsf
No. 5-fTom Eurosa-,..... ....a.,aaa.
No g-From Ogden AMI Che West
No. t-From Ogden and tho Weiif OH.
only line running through iu.lmaa ~, 4,
double UraWtng ll1um tlerpcn ~ t'.t.I.t
Grand junction and 20 Kansas wv al' m.
fOWa colorado points, nee lggi,-I. 40
cnfH salt Lahu 30 Denver, ana ehI w. 80.
ming Pullman slcepors ran LhAo v Ma
c'tco Noohangoal sioaa eenneoA'lt
speed and comfort ,rn
Ticket once, 10 V, End South
IA &. DODGE. "a. D. " ..IllsL
Ger, Manager ''N
u. BAHUOUh Trade Nanlfa.
q. A. WADLElhlli o. H. H. o.
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Prepared Of the utsl materials, com.
pounded by exua.t chemist. Dr.
fUcb'B Baking Powder Is perfect
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DESIRES 40 Withdraw.


The petition oi BaIamin Hume,
who asked % be- ullua8J 10 have n
b00i.back slnud in tlr Joint city aud
county nuiIiiug, was rt,guct 10 the
Joint committee.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-18
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

At meeting Of the BoArd of Equsl1'us
held Oct. 6, 1895, It was ordered that the Cl'p
of said Board publish In accordance with"
list Of all persons or corporations whose !"
es have been raised on the assessment roller
who did not appear before the Board on w
8. 1895, as follows:
A. LISSACK, raised from s. to SaV
CHAS NOBLE. raised froms9s2O, 90 to ssSs'
The parties named above, upon making y
dsvit according to law that they have reeei"
no notice Of said raise Of valuation OF 10,
property, at The earliest opportunity, VIII
heard.
- JOHN HENDERSON, Clcr'
By WEBSTER PATTERSON, Deputy
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-18
Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter Of the
Estate Of E. j. Tur-
ner, Deceased.

10y ~~SSNSNN'
Notice is hereby given by the I'M.
dersigned, Executor of the Estate Of
ct e. j. Turner, deceased, to The cred.
itors OF, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the Necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication Of this notice, to
the said Executor, at the Office OF the
District Attorney, in the Courtbouse
in the Town and County Of Eko
State Of Nevada, the same being The
place for the transaction Of the bus
mess OF said Estate.
Dated at Elko, Nevada, Septembd
20, 1895. u-, ...
.,a.. r. G.. ORR,
Executor Of the Estate Of E. J. TuF
ner, Deceased.
w. A. MASSEY,
Atty. for Executor.
[s21 4wl
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SUMMARY.
Total receipts. 81, $50 81
Paid from county funds. 6,6l7 AZ
Paid from school finds. 5,499 IS
Paid from road funds. 3T8 "a
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Taco,na Mar,ne News.

Tacoma. March amship
Victoria arrived at go s'clock this after
noon from Yokahama. Japan She brings
a miscellaneous cargo of $500 tons. In
GLIDING 80 baies of silk. Tie silk will &c
tnioaded by tomorrow morning and will
go East by special train over the North
ern Pacific. The Victoria brings $50 tons
OF sugar, besides lot of curios and Chi
nese merchandise for Seattle. Portland
and Tacoma.
The victoria's log records: g. s. Vic
toriA. Capt John Paulon. X. y. R., left
Yokohama March at a. m. Experienced
prevailing easteriy winds and very heavy
seas from southeast and eastward. The
meridian was crossed on the sth inst In
~ degs. north latitude. Arrived Victoria
at a. m. 18th inst. Left Victoria at $50
a. m. and arrived at Tacomaat $50 a. IN.
Arch "a.
But three cabin passengers came on the
Victoria. They are: J. Il. Nacrae. c. r.
Glow and r. Foster. Mr.. Glow is Chi
cago merchant who has been on a bus
mess trip TO Japan and China. The
steamer brought no steerage passengers.
Capt. Pantou refused to discuss the ac-
c.dent to the Victoria at Hiozo. Japan.
1t took three weeks to repair the dam
age. The forward part OF the saloon was
stove In below the water lire.
Steamer Al-ki came in today from San
Francisco with a general cargo OF $50
tons. She will carry 80 passengers and
ls0 tons of freight from this port for
Alaska. The Al-Ki pulled ont into the
stream for Seattle at 6 O'Clock tonight
Collier Angsius arrived today with 300
tons of Conox coal.
Tug Ixcise brought cargo OF cedar lum-
Der for Wheeler. Osgood & Co.
Steamer Flyer went on the dry dock
Saturday night 20 undergo slight repairs.
She will come off late tonight.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Eutopia. Capt. O'Brien, arrived
from the San Juan islands last night with
100 barrels of lime.
Bark Anna Cathrine Is discharging bal
last at BiakeIey
English bark Routanbeck will be towed
on the beach at BIakeley today by the
steamer Sarah ~. Renton TO have her bot
tom scrapcd-
steamer BelltisIo will finish loading at
Biakeiey Wednesday.
Steamer Mabel brought In load of ship
knees for Hall Bros. of Port Blakeley.
Steamship Ai-ki sailed for Alaska last
night.
Steamship City OF Puehla was at the
coal hunkers yesterday and win leave for
San Francisco tomorrow.
Steamship walia waila is due TO arrive
from San Francisco tomorrow,
Steamer Fairhaven brought In a load OF
spuds yesterday from WILDLY island.
Steamer Delta. u. TroutmRn, master.
made a special trip 10 Hood canal Satur-
day night and viii resume her regular run
10 Port Orchard today.
Steamer Kingston took ont twenty tons
OF grain yesterday for Vancouver and
New Westminster
The steamer Eyangel Is In port for In
spection.
Steamer Garland was on the griairon
yesterday. hut resumed her regular run
at IL o'clock last night.
Cant. McAiiep viii take the steamer
Chileat 10 Ballard today to ut up
I Steamer Signal arrived from Vancouver
late Saturday night with a large load OF
freight.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board Of Trade.


Chicago. March fs-wheat-The early
cahiegrams from London and Paris were
rather easier Shipments of wheat and
-four from both coasts OF this country
were about 500 90 bushels smaller than
on the week before. Those were the most
influential factors at the opening and con-
sequentiy prices started at decline OF
about he compared. with yesterdays
closing With the exception OF the cables
and the weeks ciearanees there was moth
inx elise bsarfSA in the days news. There
were numerous dispatches from the south
west pointing TO tte probability of injury
60 the winter wheat snd the scarcity OF
the article in the country. May wheat op-
enea Mt ssc. sold down TO 5Sssc and ranged
between sss4c, as its hotiom edge. up 10
size as top range, II closed at the lowest
POINT or practically 50. the latest trad
ing price being s<ss4sasaae.
,scrn-4The traders in corn hsi another
DAYS yawning experience business In
the nit Was small and ended with quiet
nrevatiinx. The opening was AZ from ss&
attic, II dropped to &c. recovered to
ss&c ara closed at sssfsssse- The easy
feeling tn wheat and rather liberal es.l-
mates fer Mondays receipts caused the
decline
saats~Hen,ained dull. Fluctuations were
very narrow and principally easier. Nav
started at @sazc. sold at @sssN-ssse and
closed there.
Prostssous-~The opening in pork WAS at
an advance 90 yesterdays close from zare
90 RI The ruling conditions were towards
= decline. nas tho market rallied AID clos
"a strong. The changes since yesterday
ar~ SIC rise In pork, Sc decline In lard,
and ribs are left snehaaged-
Closing Quotations
yhea.-Mareh. ssc; May. 5<AsSSssa
.,orD~March, sti4ss&3@sc; May. sSasc.
patS-Narrh. .Ssscs Asy. -sASc-
y,rk-uarch. SIT X. May. sI2eSs.
IarSs-ssarrh. 81 7zss: May. SIS.
Rms areh, s. SSs4s May. SSsG@ oak.
Rartev-Sg@c.
Rve--S-sse.
Ttax--ss .sAAS hss-
Timothy 49,
Live stock
7.h@ cattle market vas weak. Steers
xcIs srsnz g - tr q -, cows and cDlss
a s.ss4 "a and Texans. s.. AssA
HOGS we're active and steady hshs. AS
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x1nE0C11i.
Ion1oa. March K-Bar silver. 3sxd:
consoIs. ~ 5-asd- Bank az England dis
connf r.fs. per cent
Londrn. March 1.-THE Chinese Txs-
naanizn ard chfsean issues tended during
the week 20 make money somewhat
harder The stick market WAS weak on
the whole. hsst the strength Of foreign
securities was q special feature. uotasiy
Portuguese and Spanish. while South
American stocks were frrner. With the
prospect OF the war coming 70 an end
mors were current Of another Chinese loan
OF x1a8.DB6 Home railway securities
were easier- The completion of the syn
dicAse 20 GUARANTEES the payment OF the
assessments caused rfze In Atchfson.
American securities generally Showed .
better tone. but there was little business
done The report of the New York Central
cutting down OF expenses In impossible.
The report OF Sir Charles Rivers-wllson.
guaranteeing . Dividend caused a rise Of
~ In Central Pacific. The other increases
were: Erie seconds. ~. Lake Shore. 3.
Afchtson fourB. Is. Milwaukee. Danver
pfd-. Mexican Central. Norfolk Il West
ern Ind Northern Pacific pfd-. IL. The
others showed fractional advances.
American mining securities were boom
ing.
Brcadsfufh and Grains.
Liverpool. March 1s.-wheat-Spot.
steady. demand. poor. No red winter.
~ nd. No red spring. Is 4s4d: No.
bard Aanitoh&. SIS a.: No. California.
DE- lid Futures closed quiet. near and dis
tant positions y lower: March. ss sid;
April. - sd: May. Is led: July. - 1bs4d;
August. - tDaad
Corn-Spot. steady: American mixed.
new. - ID. Futures closed with near and
distant positions A61sxd lower. March,
April. May. June. July and August Is 3D.
Fiour-Firm: demand. moderate; ST.
Louis fancy winter. % 3D.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, e 1os
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There were iilsd for record Saturday
nine deeds. the considerations aegrezat-
ing KILT. Following In the list Furnish
ed by the Daily Record. room q. Scheaer-
man block
w. r. Smith TO Max Glorious. lots q TO
81 block &C. south Park, SIS.
David r. Behh 10 William r Betsh lots
to II block 3 portsrfisids aid. 81
Charles Russell 20 David T. Lewis lots
rs block IS. Kirkland Syndicate First
add. xTs.
Thomas Anderson 20 Alex Anderson
east 81 feet and west q feet lots III and L.
block :, Rarkes Second, "a. -
Alex Anderson 10 Thomas Anderson.
Saxfs feet fpawts of lots II and - block
& Bnrkess Second add. STE.
A. r. HAYNES 10 Ida A. Haynes. sax75
feet Let I. hiock !. Rsxtey's add, s.
a r HAYNES 10 Hubert q. Haynes
fxlas feet lot = block 7, faxter's add. s..
John H Elder TO Andrew knox. unAi-
ysl.sS4 nsis interest n acres IN northeast
csarYser SCI. rset.. Sc q. 81 e. r 4 s.
n NJ. Shanks 20 James l. SHARP ur-
sstt-tfs<s halt lots :. IS g. tlock !. Mills a.
EardaIi.s Canal add. g.
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they are emr3cved sase hast nsxht. A.
rows between them we're % roznon CO.
cu-rence. no one shorxAt OF Interfering.
Rsee. who was also known as Ear.an ara
- o. NeIfl. WAS ssaxe manager OF Browns
theaser. Sacrxmenxo- He eacpea wish the
wife % Jack Lonx. rrupr1esor OF . variety
sheAter IN the Capitol city. Mrs. Lonx.
who was murdered this moxnsue, has
lived with Rice ever since and has been
known On the stage as Cora Everett ana
ss Cara Lcnx. At the time OF she eser@-
m4nt Rice had = wife and child. the wo-
mxn dying IN the asfnsheuse In san Fran
cisco SIX weeks ago. Long. deserted by
the murdered woman. cies in Sacramento
six months agc.
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N7o.s1s %


In the local produce markets yesterday
trade was light and prices were about
the same as on the preceding day. Re-
eaipts were heavy. but not excessive and
consequently carry-over stocks were
heavy at the close or the days business.
Most of the trade yesterday was Alaska
orders. 10 be shipped by the stcanser Al
Xxi. which sailed yesterday. The consign-
nient consisted mostly OF fresh fruits,
vegetables and farm produce. a large
shipment of merchandise was also sent.
Trade In all these lines II beginning TO
assume large proportions and merchants
are very anxious to secure It.
Fresh fruits for city trade are Inactive
and dealers are shading their asking fig-
ures. The demand for fancy navel oranges
continues fair, with supplies moderate.
Prices range from s. 10 81. IS per box.
Medium stock is plentiful and sells freely
NJ quoted rates. which range from s.. IS
10 Sc. IS per box. Seedlings are also selling
we'll Mt the quoted rates. Choice apples
are steady and medium grades are quite
dali. Prices have very large range.
Tropical fruits are plentiful FOR trade re-
aairerrenfs and the inquiry is very slow.
bananas move on we'll at quotations. 8. -
and $50 per bunch. Dried fruits and
even fancy stock sell rather slowly.
Prices are no lower, but an easy tone
prevails
Vegetables are arriving In moderate
quantities and prices are on the down
grade. Potatoes are In over supply. but
the inquiry il good and merchants are
not very fearful that they VIII not move
of
Dairy products are accommodating on the
dealers hands, and there In every proha-
tiiity that the present low rates will meet
with a further decline. Stocks OF Cali
fornia butter are very large and q great
deal OF the stock Is being sold. Fancy
Iowa and Fileushurg creamery butter
viii he marked down ssiIl further today.
In order 10 meet the low prices of tho
California stock. EGGS are not quite no
abundant. but show no change In prices
The ruling price Saturday. was 10 cents
per dozen. Poultry OF choice grades is
held firmly and the inquiry Is fair. Pro-
visions are moving of in large Quantities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-18

Total sales.
The total sales of stock today were
$780, shares. including: American Cotton
oil. a.eo0: American Sugar. 1900. Amer
lean Tobacco. $500. Bay State Gas, 1.Slo.
pistIIling, 1850. General Electric. sT0:
N. j. Central. 3,sno: ~. Y. Central. $50;
ST. Paul. 400: Southern Railroad. 4ap:
Southern Railroad. preferred. 4loo: Wheel
ing 4 Lake Erie, i.aN.
Hons.
Hons--Duii: state. common 10 choice
old, saf-c. 1894. 4l1Ac. Coast. old. ss137c;
1891, sSsiic.
Wool.
wooi--Staady; domestic fleece. HG2ec /;
pulled. Iageic.
Metals.
Pig iron-weak; Scotch. $isfsa; Amer
lean, ss.5oeffs.sn.
Copper-Steady.
I.ead-~F'irm.
Tin plates-puil
CofYte.
Coffee~~Closed steady safao points net adj
vance: March, sis,s. Spot eofree.-Ris.
quiet. Mid. quiet.
sugar.
suxar--Raw. steady: fair refining. .
ii-isc: centrifugal. SO test, Sc. Refined,
steady.