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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
Luz I3RILLANTE.
La LUZ EN- Ell MUNDO DE LOSSgEGOCIOS.
AURITE PARA AGUMBRAD0 DR FAMILIAR.

LibTs as sxpIest6n.A
sSmswsti6n. .ssponfdne1s
6im hmn0 ~ 1sas ea6e
Este aCeite, pr0auot9
de una fabFicsoi6n esp.
cislts igual, si = srpe
rior 4 loa que se impOa
TN del e5t AMI .ro bale
6iv g SOS nomhres y n m
a., tan o per sus cuaIis
dsdes luminioas come
por lsse xuridad dgueotr
3s 4 lOa eensdmadOEaH
Nues aros precios son
m ono mas reduOidco
que los dc las Inarcaa
.xtrsnjaFas, que con e
70 mayor preU1C no bfim
dan B los e0nsumldolas
ventaiaa do niaxuns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15


BoLKT1H MKBCAHrIr.
La bolAa, ol Oomerclo J
laA sociedades Mercan-
tiles, l tcmo-.~----
LAocionea de Derecho MeH
cantil, pOr varios alum
nos de don Luis 4ilvelA, l
tOmO.~.~- ->--..~
ubro de las 6&tiras, Dor
don Ventura RuiE Agui-
lera, comprendG 6&u-
ras, La arcadia moder-
pa, Grande4as de loo
peQuenos, Epigramas Y
letrillaa, Varias fGbulaa
yMoralejas, l tOmo, rds-
tiCa 26O paginaS..--.--.
CAndldO, Novela p0r don
Mariana Ramiro, / to-
mo r6stica ca...----~.
Rlnconete y cortadillo y
EI hCenciado VidrierA
por i6em, un tomo-.--.
Los Bafos de Argel, Co
media, por Id, I'm tomo.
al gallArdo espahOl, idem:
pOr idem, IN tomo.
Puntos de vista, por don
Mig0el MoyA, I'M tomol
La leyenda de Noche-bue.
na-~---s -~-- ---~.~
n hijo del Sacristan, poy
don. Oarlos Frontaura,
2 tomOe. .......~~
RcOs NaciOnales 7 OantA-
Hires, por id------..----.
Felipe 2: Estudio Hist0ri.
60 critico, por V. CO.
meg, / tOmo..----...
.hierro, Estuoio Glentln.
90, por don Julio. 40.
mez~----..~a...
Homenaje Po6tie0, Poe
siaA de So ingenios, =
tomo.-~-o-- @-
Leyenda do los Reyes, no
vela histories, por don
Torcuato Tsrrago, l to-
sbUs~ .-~~--~~ ---~--- ..
AAbitahilldGd 0e lss As
tros, pOr don joss Mo-
reao Fuen5es, l Iomo-
Ruebles y Tapioes, segun.
do S6rie de cArtas q una
sehorita soDre 10 haba-
tAcl6n, por T. MlQuei y
Badia, l tomo
Oantares dc I'm viejo, por
don TeOdorO Guerrero.
| i = - . . oseS
Ouentos soCialeS, por Id, ]
tomo.
Poeslas, pOr don Antonio
g. Grilo, l tomo $50 pa
Los entremesoa (de Oar
vantss), 2 tOmos. -.--
La gitan1lla y III amants
liberal, de Id, l tomo..
Las dos donCellas y La
uersa de 10 sangre de
ndem. / tomo.
Las madres, por Frontau.
ra, / tOm0 ~~~~~.
Pleito del matrimOnio, por
Guerrero J Sep6lvedA,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15

DOCTRINL CRlSTllkL
pOR GIL ESTEVE.

Nueva- = sd;cion PsrtsesAmsnss
smpresa } sncusdsrnAdA en- car
.6n. 1 NUEVE PESOS grness
a contado.
Tomando 10 gruesAs se hac'
IN bnen descuento.
De ventA en- estA ImprentA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
LOSE T. SILVA
rErUAE s7CAPTAL

ronmA,do de MeiioOs Ban luecc
.sssc.slst.,, Agense prime pal d
= e0lr,. l.r1.,..rsnaTia general TEaa 'tldnti.
y 80 0swsrsorer francases), O0ErespOn
- = Al orsdit Iyouaaaads Pazla. 2.
sal sal....~rta -. - de los Hstableomien'
49, s,~sI de Paris, de- j. Com
o e - aa9ucos e0ntra lncendaol
ans Assseb - 0ui6u, J de Il O0mps
q 0nss.ga = AIinzaA Do ansgura-
A. nnsoslona. Elene 80
ssssp AguAdallas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
OOLORRS EN TUBOS

PARA LA PINTURA AL OI4EO
La OUARELA, SE AOABAN Dl
RE0IBlRa En- ESTA IMPR1ETA
HOllin (Ssstssh
Betnn.
Blanco de plata
Blanco de- plome
Blanco do kinc.
Axul eelastsI
AGpl de cobaltAs
AAul Dc Prussia.
0astano (Ss1a )..Gs knrts
Oastzfl0 roio.
OAsaafio d Van Dyrk
DAFmiD qusmade.E
OzrEin De ruhiA.
Ueni8a EEuls
BaFmsLon.
SutAgamba,
2Eis de Payne
d indigo;
Amarillo os!eaemioS
Amarillo e eromo einRA.
amarillo dc erom@ ossxE
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo ds EspoIaa
!, lAsa qnsmRdA.s
,Lana eazminaas
.Lsaoa rubfR
LAca amarillo
LGaea or&inaris.
Laca vicladn.
Negro De maYnI.
Negro dc aE-azhe
uces eastanN
Ocrs amarillo
0cFs Fojos
OeEs De Fuxai
UitHmn1nFs
Riadra as hisA
kGIo 6s 6nsuFnSs
ko1o &c Vsnscia.
Sangfs de DsAgsl
Eepia.
eepla eoioEsada.s
Eamalssi
Tlnsura neutTes
Tiara de Oaasel.
TERRA de Oolonin.
Terra De Italia natun. II
nsRn De Italia .asmnda.
Terra de- aomDru natnFnla
Tiers q nombEa qusnsdi
lrisrEn de- Eiann aakngnI
1israa g nlans qaamal
iBsFmsII6E.
Begmall6n lnRIks.
5esmaIi6B ds..1hlnu.a @~~.
EM lae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
LIBROS RELIGIOSOS.

- a. -Hoibido en- esta ImpreRts
un nofable suxfido de obras reIigi0-
- ealentss tOdas, entire Las Gus
y. q ercuentran laa siguientes:
Imstac.6n de Cristo, KempAA
.dici6n ec0n0mieA.-.---4 500
fAem de iriem, idem, edicaon
de lujO. -. -~----s.~~~-s 1-0O
Arnora de Salvaci0n.--.~ bO
N;ercicio oOtidianO ........ ~
u Devote Feligrea, enCua
lernaci6n inlitaCi0n maxm 1sbO
rnx divina, encuadernacion
msel na0ra con bEocheA .. 400
..,.r divtna, encuadeEnacaon
de riruroso luto.. o........-- S.M
U~x diTtna, encnadernaoi01
= piel dc Australia y ni-
NeI.-~~-.. ..~~s~~~~~~ssses 1sOt
.,e~so del DOmingo.......4 2.6C
v.rraf,o OfclOs encuadernA
49, smitaci6n marfl....es. 3.OO
.,e~in1 Fdnebres, enCnsder-
ns~s6n Dc piea con selieves 30
=, Tr;a del 0kistian0. encua[
aernasA6n de piel- sM
81 eeaeste. encuadznacaoR
-ikwaa asVs
~. ceIeete. encuadeEnaca0n
wssologio Kspahol, encua-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
PARA COPIAR.

Prensas de todos tamanos J
precios, q gusto del comPrador'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
ESFERAS

ESE .ER Ao
pata las Escuelas con merl-
diano de metal, juegos COM
pletos, de Copernico, Armilar,
Terrestre y Celeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
TINTAS PARA, ESCKTBTK

Las tintas pata esCribil que Vsnus eyta CASA
procadent8s de las mejoreS FabrtOas del mundO In.
pustrtal. 90 admitsn COmD0tenOia On 81 marOado.
Sus nernosos dolores, su durabili 'ad sus sslso.
tas casas as serantizan, dandOlss patante dc plo.
duotO superior
Anadase este Ia ganga de una baratdrs Gn
iQual, SO COnvendra en- que nuestras tintas para
ssribif tenen Jon petfaCtO dareOhO conQuistads i
rraferenOia general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
EMPRESA
IIisEEEPliULRS CORlGOS Ol Lli LafILLl'
y trasportes militares
"a SObrinOS dt Herrera, HabanA.

Los Vspores de estn empress sfsc
tusrAn 90 saIida desde este puerto o.
los diaI S, 10, Is, 30 = 26 de cAds mes
! las 5 de ls tsrde en- loe diRs de lsbo
y 4 las IL del dia en- los festivos
LIEEA DE CUBA
LlsyarAn Goio hssta B~htisgo de Oub'
lOs vapores que salsH los dias S, Is y IS
Los de loa 6ias s y IS tocarAu ..
Nueviets PueTto-PAdre, GibAra, Mays
n, BarHcoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
81 diA Is hard las rnismss escalAs
{ exception de la de MnyAn, y Adem&I
tocAcA en- Ssgua de TAnsmo.
1odoa retoFnsrEn vsrihcAndo Sns 80.
lidss dc Oubs los diAs ls, - , 8, sfec.
tu&ndose las sntrsdAs sn "a HAbans
en- lAs fschss correspondents ds 10
80 y Q de Cada mss.
EingunO De estos v1porea tocArA
50 retorno en- Guantanamo.
LINKA DE- PUERTO-RIOO.
EAler los diss 10 J 30 los vapors
que hAcsn 81 serVicio de OorrsOa.
81 del dtA 10 tocs en- Nusvitas, CHA
n, BArAcoa, Guantanamo, OniA, Cab
Haitisno J Pors-au-Princs Puerto Pls
Z, Ponce, MayagusS. AguAdilln , Sci
Juan de Puerto Rico. Al rstoFn hAri
sscAla en- los mismos puertos.
III del dis 20 itG por Euevit 80. c
bara, BarAcoa, Guantanamo, Cub San
to Domingo, Ponce, EEyaguex, Agus
dilla y San Juan de Puerto Rico, '
nisndo poE los mismos pusrtos.
RetoGnsE4n sAliendo ds Puerto RI {
loo dias 30 , 5 respsctvum ante; tocn
tan en- Onba los dtas 30 y ., llsgAutC
& la HahanA en- lee fscbAs eorrespon.
dientss ls ( ' ID Dc eAda NEE.
Ninguno de- sstos dos Vapofss toeari
! - sstoEno 81 Guantanamo.
LINRA De CAIBARIHE.
Todos los lunss ! las de 10 tnnss
zldFi ~ Tsfcs qne, tOeKndO Loo martss
50 10 Isahsla de SsgUAs lsgArG d Cai
oArisn los nl&Fcoiss.
RstornArA sAiisnao Dc Uaibarisn 10
jusVss, 6sspu6s De 10 llsgadA del tFsD
10 pasaisros, con eacalA sn EaguA, }
lsgArA 4 In HAhanaSloa VisEnss.
Todos los ytsrnss Z los 6 ds In tArdt
Mldsf otro vapor qaS tceAs6 ca ISabsls
is eagnA lOs H&baSOA J usgArA D Oai
Oarisn los DomigoG.
EfectuAFA "a fatofno s2lisndo De Oai
oarien Ion martsA, depuGs de 10 lisgAdr
tsl tIsn De psssisroA, tocard en- Saga
llsgArA D 10 Haoana los miGrcolsn.
REkOI4CADOR
Esta snprssA tiens sl vApor AGUl
IA. Fotshts para Iemoiqnss pc. la
.Ostss da este IslA, y hAbiitando b.
mbas para sehiqTas ' &tilss para sAl
varnento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
I [ n i A

para :escr 'ir y copiar de diversas
marcas, I potes pequenos hay in<
finidad d( classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15

Los Vspores de estH emEress sfsc
tuarAn 90 saiidA dssde este puerto o.
los diaS S, 10, Is, 30 , 26 de cAdS mes
! las 5 de ls tards en- loe diAs de labol
= 4 las IL del dia en- los festiVos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
LINEA De OAIBARIsH
RzMOLGADOR

Esta snprssA tiens sl vApor AGUl
IA. Fotshts para ismolqnss po. la
.ostss Ia este IslA, y hAhilitando B.
oom has para schiqTsS ' dtilss pArA sAl
vaEnento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
mVN 3 R-A 90
Sc dcdOu
td del BOIetn

para peri6di S e impresiones del mas
delicado ira ajo, en- envases de- tOdO
peso. De ,lores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, am lila, verde y chocolate.
Estas dltin ell envases de.5OO gra-
mos y |, Ilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15
LIBROS BARATOS.

De venta, en- IL Imprenta del
BoLRTIH MKBCAHrII-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15

Leyenda dc los Reyes, no
vela histories, por don
Torcuato Tsrrago, l to-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-15

Homenaje Po6tieo, Poe
staA de 50 ingenios, =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11

There were filed for record Saturday u
deeds the considerations sggregating
s4I5Se5 Following is the list as furnished
by the Daily Bulletin. room 10 Occidental
block:
John Leary to Daniel Bagley, lot 1s,
block 49, Gilman Park. $3.50.
a B. LIeweliyn ct ux. to ". D. Hoins,
lots TO ls. block ., Madison Street add,
3.
Henry Lohse ct Tx. 10 Paul Cote, lot 5.
block 10. ]. II. Nagles add, q. c., 81.
Henry L. Kelsey ct TX. to Peter j. FIX
muir. W \ n y L sw sw sec y, %, ., $3.50.
Crawford & Conover TO Fred Preeg, lot
81. block :. Madison Street Cable Railway
add. 1915.
Willapa Improvement Company 70 Frye
Bruhn Company. lots and 3. block !, Syn
dieate add. $500.
Thomas Jennings Bailey 10 Sophie Scho-
der. lot Z. block u. d. T.. Denny's 81 add
n. Seattle. $3.50.
j. #. Pomeroy 10 c.. r. Proctor, all in
terest In Tombstone mining claim, Sl00
Sarah ]. Galloway to Alice ]. Peavey,
lots to 10. block 81. Aberfeldy Estate add,
500.
John Corbett ct ux. 10 Fannie G.. Robert
son. lots and :, block S. and all block 10,
Dennys add. 81.
Rosa c. Agar to Charles s. Wallace,
\ Sc Sc Sc sec %. Is. ). 81.
Sheriff 10 John ID. Smith. lots TO 8,
block !. Bigelow's add, s6s4.05.
Mary J. Harrison 10 Fanny NJ. Harrison.
= sw NV. and sw sw NV sec 4, "A, 5, q.
c. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11
Nnru Incnrnnrnrinns-

Olympia, Nov. I0-The following articles
of Incorporation have been filed in the office
OF the secretary Of state during the past
few DAYS:
Duwamlsh Mix Company. capital $4,000,
divided into 400 shares of SIS a share: Frank
Stafford, Carl Swanson. S Sa!ntmeyer, y.
w. Best. c. o. Tucker and T. NJ. AlvoTd.
all of Seattle. ipcorporators.
Certificate Of increase Of the capital stock
OF Bellingham bay Steamboat and Trans
p0rtation Company; +. c. Kildall, presi-
dent. ]. ". Roman, secretary.
Certificate of Increase of the capital
stock Of the Union Publishing Company. OF
Starkweather, president; A. II. Weaver.
secretary.
Bethel Presbyterian church. Of Camas
Prairie, Klickltat county: II. NJ Trenner.
c. ". Bel and J. c. Cochran. trustees.
The North Union Boom and Driving Com
pauy. capital stock. 81. 900; r. r. Dyer
John l.. Harris and W. II. Boner trustees
Yukon Transportation Company. OF Sc
attic. capital $4,000 in .. 900 shares; ". 4.
Beddoe, J. NJ. Dumphy, +. \. Smith, ]. r.
Clay and ". Z. Aver. incOrporators.
Josie Gold Mining Company, Of Spokane
capital 100000 al 81 a share; George Crane
i. {. LorIng, F. Z. snodgrass. 4. G. Avery,
J. w. Wiiberop. incorporators.
Amended articles 20 the incorporation CT
tho Press-Times Company, changing the
name n the Times Company: J. H. Wool
cry, G. 4 Hughes and c. a. Davies.
The Crushed Rock Company, of Seattle.
capital 5000, g. y. Noodle, Josephine
Noodle and Alma Nelson, Interpretations
The Scott-Shaw Logging Company, OF Se-
attle. capital $4,000; +. +. Scott and 3. r.
Shaw. incorporates
Hoquiam Boom Company. capital s. COO:
G. II. Emerson, Alexander Poison. Robert
Polsen. incorporat tors.
The Pacific Electric Company, OF Taco
ma, capital s.. 400: W. L. Dean. \. f. Eppar-
son and Charles Bedford, incorporators.
The Tyce Fish Company. Of Tacoma, cap
ital S2oo John ". kahle. Wilmer J.
kaAle ard 5. c. Shirley. incorporators.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11
Silver Bars ...... 67& Drafts, sight......9a
1ex. DORIS. ssls056 Drafts. Telegraph.5
NEW YORK MARKETS.



New York. Nov. s-The stock market
eesfed sc.lte aHi weak. with sharp re
esssiors ln some ~ the shares having Al
.@lsFoaUorai range. The So, llatVe tenn
~ soon changed ard material gains were
t2ted - SuH4r Graneers and others TIE
ssiinct fe5-ure 81 The weeks speculation
fas beer con ruous liquidation ~ the 'a-
sFraatlc1al "a way sNocks by European
-ssaers ar3 steadily daclining prices Ire
.4sFenent has been almost entirety a.
sshaied t2 developments abroad. As many
: ne roads whose stocks have lseo AZ
s1e'ed show s handsome increase in 'ar
.srreot earnings. In railroad earnings -
sSoe Increases have been eXHihted rs t1e
INK lines. general WestRra and y ert1-
Hss,erR properties. ON tae other hand.
.Slfr-al decreases continue 20 he shown 81
-e Sae'aues-err lines. due very larEeiy
= ihe re3H-.5 cotton traffic. The heaviest
.sses fer ;se week are in ,he foreign are
<2se stocks Denver preferred lost b. Aha
90 8arke- today VAS moderately acttFa
- - cepresssd TIE aggregate sales wevs
~e1 Atch.soa adjustment IS. Tfen 3
- iosS i'1 per cenL Government bonds
fe somewhat more active, the e-tlsEs
amounting 80 Slo5 GO on slightly his her
Money and Exchange.
LEY co caU. n2n naAly. lh4N2 Per ceas-,
Ss-~@S mercantile paper, ka4Ss&- ess<llAE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11

Baltimore. Nov. 10.-Stewart's barken-
tine Priscilla. Capt. Glager. from Rio
Janelro. made fast at Jackson's wharves
this morning, having on board a ship
wrecked crew. The rescued are: Capt
J. II Gersner. who commanded the
schooner Frances. Of St Johns. n. p.
and his wife. whose home is at Annapolis.
y s Mate James Mcdonald. OF Prince
Edwards Island; Stewart Davis, Of New
Brunswick: Seamen George Hermann. Of
Massachusetts; Richard Collier. Of North
Carolina Richard Delinoes. Of California.
and John Breen. OF Germany. They left
Jacksonville on October IS with 2s1 600 feet
Of pine lumber for DemaTara, British
Gniana. Heavy seas were met with on
the 2fth the crew took 10 one OF the small
boats as the vessel was sinking. even
after hcr cargo had been thrown over
10 tighten her. They were adrift for
three DAYS with almost nothing 10 eat or
drink and sighted several vessels which
passed them. Finally, on October e, they
were rescued by the Norwegian barker-
tine Prize. from Mobile 10 Havana, which
transferred them 10 the Priscilla.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11

Hundreds OF Homeseekers Waiting 10
the signal Gun.

the Signal Gun.
Spokane, Nov. IA spectzf 70 TIA
Spokesuan-Rsvsew from Lewiston, Idaho.
says: The absorbing topic around the hor-
ders OF the Neg Perez Indian reservation
IS the announcement that President Clexe-
land VIII ISSUE his proclamation opening
the reservation November Is Enough
hoTne-seeksrs ere now IN camp near the
reservation 70 take all the desirable lands
70 be opened 70 settlement. Several hun
dred are waiting in this vicinity for The
opening day, and hundreds are IN camp II
other points. A big rush will be made
into Cold Springs, near Cottonwood. IN the
southern part OF the reservation Several
hundred people are now ca-ped in that Vi
entity, and many OF these have already
gone across the line. II Is understood that
the Indian agent will drive these of he
having declared his purpose Of giving ev-
ery5ody 4 chance. Those now around the
reservation have put IN considerable time
going over the country and spying out the
lands. They have their places picked out
and viii waste no time IN getting upon
them when the signal gun Is fred. At the
United States land office here the force Is
working night and day preparing the
books in time for the opening Offcial
lists OF lands selected by the Indians and
the lands remaining open for public entry
have been received from Washington City.
and these are being placed upon the books.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

financial.
London. Nov. s.-Sjlver. 60 1854. Con
sol<. In5's
View York New. 9.-The Evening Posts
London cablcgram says: There was a pam
f. .n all che markets 81 the earlier hours,
vita iu8lscrsninato selling Consols fen 70
fott.. but closed at about lei2. and other
th!ars were a tr.Ge better AZ tbe Close.
Political scares ard financial scaOes FROM
abroad. coming upon a large ban account.
we're tse main causes OF the trouble. hut
fhe fan las row gone 50 far thar trouble
IS feared here unlcss the turn comes
quickly.
BreadstuGs and Grains.
TtverDool. New. s.-Whrat-Spot dru; d.
fnanf vss7r. No. rrd winter. IS Sd. No. .
red sprin: and No. hard Manitoba. stocks
exhaasted. No. / California, - ~ Futures
closed steady. AHaad higher. November. ss
a. pecesuber is sd. January, IS SAD Ffn-
r4isrv. S. SD. March. - 5'si. April, IS s's i-
,-rrr-Spct 3rm, American mixed new.
e st.a Felftsrts closed tru Z sd a-s--
-. %evegnoer. Gs sad. December. 5s 6tei;
January. February. March and Apr9. s.
l,iour-F3r-a: demand fair; s.. Louis fancy
winter IS Sd
Hops.
Heps-A. London. Pac.dc coast, l. Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11
Rreadsturs and Grains.

San Francisco. Nov e.--Fiour-Net cash
prices for family extras. s9.s5@s.45: bakers
extras. S3.15g3.25: superfine, $2SSg2.eo per
barrel
wheat-shlpping wheat is quoted at esi4c
per GENITAL for No. i and s'iac for choice;
milling, $iMl.02jz.
Barley-Feed. fair 10 good. 60d6litc:
oice. e2tzc; brewing. 7007sc.
Disabling. eosI70c per GENITAL: Surprise,
so4S5c; fancy feed 70u75c; good To choice.
esa70c: poor TO fair, 50a57iso: black, for
seed. sialso; gray, GOf7oc per Genital
Reeelpts-Flour, quarter sacks. 9.i0i;
wheat, centals, las, $50. barley. centals, 10.
rs; corn. eentals, 1896; beans. sacks. 1888.
potatoes sacks. 2.5i5: onions, sacks. 60;
bran, sacks, Go; mlddlings, sacks. 21l, hay,
tons. Us; straw. tons. g. hops, bales. 49,
WOOL bales IS; quicksilver TASKS. 50; wine.
gallons. q. 800: brandy. gallons. 1850. hides.
number. 6i9 raisins, boxes. 80
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Miadnngs-SIseG2o ~: bran. xi350TiA
Hay-wheat. ssQli.5o; wheat and oat. sra
10 oat. $6a95o: alfalfa, 5.ogi' barley. 81
as; clover, s5.50gfT; compressed. Ss.5o9l0;
stock, s5El5s0 straw, i0a6oc.
Potatoes-OreEon Burbanks. +016oc; Sa-
iinas Burhanks. el4Soc; river Buroanks. IS
0s0c; sweet potatoes, Ngl2
Vegetabes-Onions. 4o1Joc: summer
squash. 7Jas5c. cucumhers. f06f6nc: toma-
toes. 4oa50c string beans, 2a3c: Lima
beans. 2Gi2iac: green peas. case; green pep
pers. 25Gtec: egg plant 2SeT40c: green okra.
S0a50c: turnips. soc: beets. Soc carrots. soc;
cabbage. 65075c: garlic. Sa3isc; caullhow-
err 505fGec; dried peppers. s4i2hc.
Fruit-Appies. No. I. 5ocdsi; common. *
al0c: Sharpless Strawberries, S5.0oG5.oo.
Longworth. $SGio; raspberrles, S5G6:
hnckleberries. s9a5: cranherries $sGl0:
pears. winter Neilis. 75c0fsi.5o; other
varieties. 6o475c: qulnees. a06oc:
Mexican lines, S.e0QS.5o; California
lemons. s2ei2so: extra quality siQ450. ba-
nanas. slG2: plneapples. s50A.
Butter-Creamery. fancy. 22G23c: Sec
ends l992le; dairy. fancy. @lG2lc: seconds.
is1l9c.
cheese-cholce. 7a9c: fair TO good. 80
&C.; Eastern, HORSE.
rgrs-store. 2sh9glkc: ranch. s5g7ioc:
Eastern lSI9oc; selected Eastern. s2a2ec.
Poultry-Turkey gobhlers, i0Gl2c; tur-
key hens 1NTtfc: ROSTERS. old. sf14 -;
young sl1450: broilers. large, s. s0al&.
small. So S0ff2s0: hens, s400siS.00: ducks,
1880: geese. $i.5oOi.T5; pigeons. slgri.25
Grapes-Bisck. S5stlec; Muscats. &1Q50c;
rokay. 25gg0c: Isabella. 75e8sl; Cornichon.
a6eoc; wine grapes. white. per ton, SIG
i, Mission, $iSQN.
Closing Quotations.
Whcat-Ncry dull: May S0ii
Rarey-Firm; December CSC; May. s'ac.
CCrn-oEr
Bran-sI4.
Wool.
wool--Ncvada spring. light and chol,e,
selc: heavy, 60Sc. fall. short, trashy
San joaquin plains. sR5c; good San Joa-
qain plains. 4ff5c: southern and Coast. -
&; mountain woods. light and free. ea1Tc;
mountain woods. defective and heavy. 5G6c;
middle counties FREQ. 74Sc: middle coun-
ties. defective. b46c.
Financial.
Silver Bars ...... GIN Drafts, sight-......31s
Mex Dol'rs ssla nd Drafts Telegraph
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Alexander NicoU ve}I-koown as "Ntcou
th- Tailor. proprietor q merchant tailor
80 $50 r,tzhrneuts ia uauy American
r.t.as. e.ed AZ London September y. Ee
advertised j8dl-3susly. and was very
wealthy.
T1-1t T.ear2rd e Prince. T. }. A. clea
NJ Crlrara November :. from injuries re-
c-sva5 in the blecdy aTny and HaNy foot
he'll game az Annapolis 81 IS1- In
scr ulmaEe for the bail. Prince. VINO vas
under che struggling EraSs CT players.
was struck GY an Unknown ADl&poil 3
PLAYER VINO Cell ca tae small - BIS hack
w.th hoth knees- = hen the bAl v as put
I'm play agaln & vas discovered tn-t
Prime could not Ffse. ard 20 was carried
oT fhe aala Al examination showed thas
tNa rshs cn his Left side we're brQkel and
internal IL. lC.es .15iets1. L. AsFEs re-
a2YeEsL .
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Lar cslnco-e FACTORY.

sioux city. IL. Nov. te-Sloux city has
practically secured next 30 The largest
glucose factory tu tbe world o. Arson
Potter ~ Ncy YcT'E. representing Eastern
ranstalists. ras signed the agreement 10
put iu s. $4,000 plant. Il 500" bonus
vsS raised. Two-tairtis of tbs amount
Was raised ~ a meeting 81 business men
last night and the rest VIII be easily Sc
cured The plant vii eUplor 80 men and
rso 1900 bushels Ct corn daily.
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
NE Rnar,i Of rsnac.

Chicago. Ncv. 2-Wheat oTe7ed ~ yes
ter,fay-s closing price, 5>'-c. eut closed az
s.sss.>s.r The estimated results ~ che
weeks domestic movement 81 wheat IS
NAT tie visible supply VIII on Monday
show an increase og from 2,5to,o2o bushels
70 sua8aao bushels
cora declined '4c. December ana May
are w{thin l-ltc OF their previous DAY
closing value
OAts-AIay OPENED aad closed AZ yes
terslay's price, @s+sc.
closing quotations.
Wheat November. Sss~i December.
& l-sS&ac.
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- Moe snIc.aes In So TrancLsco.

Tive More suicides in San Francisco.
san Francisco Nov 1.-Two more sui
c.scs were added - san Frsncisco's al
ready long l'st todsy- The first % he dis
covered was th4t o. Mrs Mary =. He}lar,
a l-Gri1v house keeper on Eddy street
and who fxef on gas rs tho best way -
rstz.uE herself ~ trouble. Her body was
found IN back room ~ the house, and
every c~ev.cc i'm the room had been sealed
and tha gas turned m. william Bates,
= water front sal0oukeeper. was dtscov-
e~rd at his home in Prospect place. with
sic throat cus and Esshes n both wrists.
Vie hst boen a sufferer from terrible head
s.ree r1~ a long time. and left A letter
giving that as the reason Tor committing
suicide