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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-19
THE BOILER WAS TOO DRY.
EXPLOSION IN THE SPRING VAL
LEY WATER COMPANY'S
ENGINE-ROOM.
THREE OF THE EMPLOYEES IN THE
PLACE WERE INJURED, BUT
Nor FATALLY.

a boiler explosion in the engine-room
of the Spring Valley Water Company, SIC
California street, caused considerable ex-
element in the locality yesterday morning
about s o'clock.
The boiler was used to generate steam
for the heating-pipes that run through the
building. 1t was situated in the base
ment, directly under the office of the ad-
iuster, which suffered the most damage
The joists of the floor were bent and torn
and the floor was twisted out of shape.
Everything movable in the Office was
thrown out of place-papers were scattered
on the floor, the windows were all broken
and the two doors thrown off their hinges.
The shock was so great that the front
windows on the second floor were COM
pletely forced out. The conclusion in the
basement went both ways and took the
windows and doors out of the front and
rear.
The employees of the engine-room and
other parts of the basement-forty in
number-were attending to their duties
when the explosion occurred. 1t was not
till the basement filled with steam from
the shattered boiler that they realized
what had happened and they beat hasty
retreat.
The only ones injured were John Taylor,
foreman of the mechanical department,
and J. G. Mckenzie and R. j. Sweeney.
Taylor's head and face were cut and bruised
from falling glass, but he was able to con-
tinue work. Sweeney and Mckenzie were
taken to the Receiving Hospital.
Sweeney's face was badly scalded and
there was lacerated wound in his left
hand. Mckenzie was injured internally.
He said he was knocked down by blow
on the back, probably from piece of the
injuries.
An alarm was turned in from box 296,
but the firemen found that their services
were not required. District Engineer
Wills investigated the accident and came
to the conclusion that it had been caused
by a dry boiler. He accounted for the
showing made by the gauges by the sup
position that they were defective.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-19
a HOT FIRE IN A HAY-BARN.
Plumbers Who Were at Work on the
Premises Blamed.

Premises Blamed.
A fire that at one time threatened to be-
come confagration started in a barn &C.
cupied by Daniel Mccoy, on Natoma near
Fifth, yesterday. The building was filled
with loose hay, and when engine II ar
rived on the scene the place was mass of
flames. An alarm was turned in from box
out. 1t took an hour to subdue the flames.
Mccoy, who is a drayman, cannot &C
count for the fire. No one was on the
premises except couple of plumbers at
work in the yard. and Mccoy thinks it
may be due to their carelessness that the
fire got start. The damage was about $500.
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Charged with a FELONY.

George Sinclair, the variety actor, was
booked at the City Prison yesterday by De-
tectives Gibson and Anthony on the felony
charge of having his wife in house of i'll
fame. Her maiden name was Alice Ferrin,
and she is only 10 years of age. Sinclair mar
her parents, on July 81 last, three weeks after
the death of his former wife, Lille Staley, the
actress. The girl-wife was booked for the Mag
dalen Asylum.
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Builders Contracts,

Patrick Walsh with John L. Mclaughlin to
make alterations \ line of Bush street. 40 e of
Buchanan, Z 81 IS by 1875; $1120.
Janet c. Haight with d. d. Cameron, to build on
NE line of Spear street. 1877 6 Sc of Howard,
45:10x137 IS; S2575.
Henrietta N Forbes with John G. Adams, to
build on line of Bush street. PAT Is w of Laguna,
w 81: by n 1875; 5000.
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PUBLICATION OFFICE:

525 Montgomery street, Clay, open until II
o'clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES-710 Market
street, Kearny. open until IL o'clock midnight
339 Hayes street, open until 80 o'clock 1T Larkin
street, open until 930 o'clock ;SW. corner Sixteenth
and Mission streets open until 0 o'clock 251s
ission street, open until o'clock and 116 Ninth
street. open until $50 o'clock
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-19

AREN'T those cream puffs delicious?
They are prepared with Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOIEL.
W Peyton, Santa Cruz a Denton, New
J A Galapos, San Jose c NJ Hill, Boston
J B Hammond Portland L Gibbs,
G Rice, G w Tracy Portland
r Gushing, Omaha l. Neustadt, Quincy
Pirtle, Los Angeles NJ Y Sellar Monterey
G h BIanni, Chicago V w Waite & W. Seattle
Mrs A Martin, Los Ang T Griffin Worcester
r Lyon d w Henderson Robbins, Cal
Mr. Rinaldo & W San Jose Mrs ] tombstone, lone
Mrs NJ English, lone Miss McNally, Oakland
V ID Black, Salinas Mrs Mcclellan, San Jose
Miss Edwards, San Jose Mrs E Fleming, San Jose
Miss l. Soderer, San Jose T Clifton, London
E Johnson, San Diego w T Fem, Hartford
Kahn, Oakdale + L Earl, Los Angeles
ID E Rose, n Mrs Hennesey, Portland
FL Chambers, st Louis Hargrave, Napa
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
n Miller and W, S Jose Ferdinand Stabel, Napa
] NJ Mooer. Astoria, Or Mccoy Tacoma
] Donovan, Albany, n ] g Quigley, Portland
w r Tobey, Boston John Martin, Chicago
Miss ACummings Cincu Peter Wheeler, Ireland
w HOllingsworth, Chgo G Reynolds L Angeles
w n Dennis, San Jose ] Samuel, Moberly, Mo
A Moore, Alcatraz Bulls. San Rafael
J B Robson, Stockton w j Murphy, San Jose
T ] McShane, Oakland VIM Dunn, Portland
i n Griffin, New York
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-19

HAVE we baking powder trust? Only
one-the perfect trust of the people in DR..
Prices,
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w ANTED-YoUNGM MAN (SINGLE) ABOUT
w 20 years old, who has driven team for large re-
tail grocery in this city and can furnish written
references to that effect other need apply; SAL
airy POO per month, board, etc. w. D. EVER &
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WANTED-FRENCH COUPLE, PRIVATE
w place country, $40 and found: assistant
gardener country, $50 and found: colored boy
country, $40 and found etc. LEON ANDRE, SIS
Stockton ST.
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M ANTED-SAW-FILER, So 80 DAY; DAIRY
W man and wife; old man to care for place;
carpenters for Central America, go to-day; ironer
and polisher, $25 to $50 and found; solicitors for
laundry: cooks, hotel walters and others. Apply
to ]. F. CROSETT & CO, 62s Sacramento st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-19

ENRENCH OR SWISS COOK NEAR CITY, SIS;
IL mixer, handy with tools, $50 and found
Swedish mixer for Oregon, $50. C. R. HANSEN
IL CO., ITO Geary st.
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MARTIN q CO., EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
WI 749 Market ST., main telephone No. lS49 fur.
nish all kinds Of reliable male help.
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I AUNDRYMAN, COUNTRY; SHOP-BAKER-
Clay ST. w
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MALE HELP WANTED.

= fhONEhS FOX VINEYARD, SEE BOSS
~ here; farmers near city; farmer and wife:
wagon-maker and wheelwrght; 3 ff-bearers for a
brlckyard. MURRAY d READY. 634 CLAW 81
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-19

MEAT YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL
IN homework and cooking; no washing no bak-
ing; in family; $12. C. r. HANSEN & CO., ITO
Geary st.
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~ ERMAN COOK, $45; 2 COOKS, S35 AND $50:
~ COOK and wife for country hotel. MURRAY
d READY, 634 Clay ST.
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OCANDINAVIAN COOK AND LAUNDRESS,
- $50; 2 cooks for country. $50, SIS; German
or Scandinavian girls for general housework, SIS
and $50, call early. C. r. HANSEN IL CO., ito
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| MEAT. COMPETENT FRENCH NURSE AND
IN seanastress desires situation; or would go as
second girl; 8 years last place. Apply MISS Gull
| LEN, 105 Stockton ST., room e
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WANTED-LAUNDRE SMALL HOTEL; z
w housegirls, SIS: housegirl in family of 2; 8
young girls assist In housework, So, $40 and s12
month; German and Swedish or Danish girls
homework; housegirl, family of 3; nursegirls.
& co 74Q Market
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WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS PARLOR MAID
w and waitress for private family, $25; French
nurse for grown child, $25 waitress, $15: so good
housework girls for city and country. Apply MISS
UNKErp. 424 Sutter
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WANTED q GERMAN OR SWEDISH
w cooks, $50; French or German nurse, $25;
chambermaid and sewing, country, SIS; French
girls to assist, $15 and $40; cook, country, $40;
ton ST.
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w ANTED-3 SOLICITORS, SALARY; HOTEL,
w butcher, small wages cook S25 and ROOM
MARTIN & CO., Tao Market ST.
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CWEDISH EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FOR ALI,
y kinds of good girls. 1l15 Antonio ST., on
Jones, Ellis.
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E,IRST-CLASS BARTENDER DESIRES STU
IL alton; best of references. Address R. H., box
(1o11E
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COOK, 8 IN FAMILY, $25; GERMAN GIRL.
~ assist, Colma, SIS; middle-aged woman, coun-
try; Irish girl, city, $40; 4 German and Swedish
girls city; girl, in family, $l5 and great many
city places. NINE. LEOPOLD, 957 Market st
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YOUNG MAN FROM THE EAST DESIRES
position of some kind; good workman. Address
q. W.. box IA Call Branch
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YOUNG MAN WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSE,
L work must be clean. sober and honest; board,
lodglng and washing; $40 a months wages will be
raised II suitable; German preferred. Saloon, SO
Sixth st. -
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CWEDISH GIRL FOR DOWNSTAIRS WORK
- and washing; wages $50; frst-class German
cook, $50; Swedish and German girls for gem
eral housework, $50 $25; 10 girls 10 assist, $40
to $15 332 Geary st.
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WANTED-A SWEDISH OR GERMAN GIRL
w for general homework and cooking: no wash
ing; wages 500; for San Rafael. 1112 Antonio ST.,
off Jones, near Ellis.
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GIRL OF Is WISHES PLACE TO DO LIGHT
VI homework or care for children; wages 81 90
per week; sleep home. Address w. H., box ITO,
Call Branch Office.
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pOY WANTS JOB TO DRIVE MILK WAGON
u or do outside work. Please address A. B. NJ,
22121A Fillmore st.
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CITUATION WANTED BY COACHMAN:
y first class, with best references city country.
Address 662 Howard st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

As VALET, EXPERIENCE IN ALL
n branches: thorough invalid and travelling at
tendant; speaks French, German and English best
city, New York and London references. Valet
b22 ST
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s1TUATIoNs wANTED-Continued.

1TIDDLE-AGED SWEDISH LADY WANTS
M situation to take care of invalid; city or
country Address w. A, box 14S, Call Branch.
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L work. 222 Dolores St, near Sixteenth.
DARTIES TO HANDLE OUR GOODS IN
L every county and State. Novelty Works, 80
Kearny st.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-06

New York. Feb. s.-As D result Of To-
days trading on the stock exchange 4
majority Of the shares dealt IN show de-
elines ranging from IA TO Is per cent,
tbs heaviest loss being IN Coraase guar
arseed. There Was no special activity
IA the market at any time. bus the spec
usaficn became utterly ssaxnant In the
hAf hour Immediately preceding and fol.
lowing delivery hoxsr. In the early deal
sngs Loraon was quite u good buyer. al
though cable a42vices reported the mar
kes for American securities In London
rather unsettled. owing 20 feeling Of
uncertainty ~ % sAe Issue OF thu ex-
reete1 United Statss government loan.
At The opening there we're fractional re-
ceszio1s In the geaerai list. and With
very few exceptions prices Immediately
Esovea eownward St naui 4 Omaha
broke is per cent. The Depression Coz
fanainS m fun force so- bali an hour.
when M Improvement set La. The higher
axnrws were NOT rxsintzss<i. ard about
-
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SAN FRANCISCO MAHxErA
nrsaa.tnsr. ana Grains.

BreAaetuHs Aaa 0rSsuA
San Francisco, Feb. 5.-Fgcur-Family
extras. ss.aOG2se. bakers extraz &.se9
$40. saperfine. $e92s =.
wheas-Acsivisy Is sssii q lacking fea-
tare OF the situation. Two vessels cleared
yesterday with full cargoes for Great
Britain. being the first shipments IN that
direction since the nth Of last month. No.
/ shipping. 81 Lie. with Sc Lee oAtainable
fur choice products Msliers stiii taxa
suitable csTerings AZ 81 i-ez2s2 i-a< waaia
walla wheat. &c for fair average quality.
- i-a9Sec for blue stem ard 81 ,-sc for
damp.
Barssy-Russness OF Late hiss been 60
small and stow that tho sample market
hss been almost hfefess. Today. however.
there was q Mite better business In the
call board Possibly The market may pick
Up and sozne Improvement develop In both
business and values. Feed. fair 10 good.
ssSsss Lac; choice q f-sc: brewing Ssasoc
cass-Tradsng Is Eot as brisk as most
hoiiers would desire Milling. A-es i-29
liz: surprise. sl.esiIs: fancy feed. SIC
les: good 10 chosce. asc<ssi; fair 10 good.
as9@c: poor 30 fair. s. s-1siss lie. black.
Gssssi 30; red. NasS LIT - gray. o. i-.9
E1-r
F'aour. seeks. Lac. Oregon. s.sSe: WASH
fagtoss. ass: whsas. eenfalx g. sse: Ore
ron. s,sfI. Washington. ae..ss; harley.
csn:a,s. 20. weshsngscn. 81: cas-. Ore
xon. censals AIS. Washington, loo: po-
tzfees sacks. Ira: oregca. s.ax
Cassiae nassaassa.-
yx->>r@S-.~x. rA~~~en.e@~ ST.. w.
Ms-sc
Tsars~y-Quses: May. &c.
C5rn-s1S
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle s:30 .. IA and So p. n.
reavss Everett 10 a. m and p. N.
Snnday--ISeaves Seattle II .. IA. Leaves
Everett .. IA
Ears-singie trip. 75c: round trip. $18
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Landsng-colran dock. foot Of Marion
sEATTIE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
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-oFT1CER0 AND TRU0TEEo-
Arthur A. Denny Vice President
John Leary ......... Second Vice President
lanes r Hayden. .Man'g 81. cash'r, Sec.y
SIxmund SchwahAcher. John Collina
+ C. Neufeadex. y. w. WilmAnR
Transacts . savings bank business a.
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 10 ,lNooa.
cent. on term deposits, 1 per cent. On on
binary depoaitS.
Dividends declared last days Of May and
November. Looms made On real estate cs
approved collaterals only.
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l1h go. ,.1I.oDwIIli11e.-
~ f71ot Ip.mI feet lie. IA. l-feet !p.m lfese
"a | a. N.7|| rs 1.s SIS oil
20 Is H.4ll 80 IL ISL o.
S fX3 AZ I4.3I 1875 100 hos o.
ta n I n.A - ~ ~ "a 81 r.
~ PORT TOWNSEND.
YT3Ts.N s.ssI so 94J7.B 81
= rs 1.uI 9.1ll I'LL SO j..... =.
Seattle. Feb. 8. 1876.
i = - sea,ttAe Taroma and PORT
oa1tng acs1ses today:
Cseaxancea. balances.
17...............$ 70. S74 y 81. IS Is
,............. 9o.333 O. 1858 %
............. ID. $50 % 1854 %


1Dovsment OF trade In the local
: luno markets yesterday was Tather
md values were substantially
- = on the preceding day. Re.
e produce were about the aver
"a we're well distributed. Fresh
lG ~ not meeting with much In
= but the tone Of the market =
1nly improved a. compared with
4 TX. This was In o measure duo
y ~ pleasant weather. but at the
tlnns the slightly incraased de-
~ - enabled dealers to stand q
!! 4tmer for thefr asking prices
49, navel oranges Are Ia liberal
516 and prices are fairly well sns-
k Seedlings are selling quite free
n ~ prices quoted. Sweets are very
~ even the very low prices do
10 along the sales. Apples are
and prices are low and weak.
o and other varieties Of tropical
M net with . moderate inquiry
49, ara held fairly steady. All
u nuts seu very slowly. CRAM
~ dun and sales are small.
& tshles from different parts OF the
= ~ coming TO hand In moderate
I1tles and the demand IL well
lined, with prices reasonable.
M fruits show but little change,
11eh the demand Is slightly i'm
s91g. The inquiry for shipment Il
lN extensive and sales are more
~ effected than for some time
Choice peaches are firmly held
oeher varieties are steady.
NJ products are selling quite well,
pElces are low and the tendency h
~ downward. Creamery butter 10
pod uppiy and fairly firm, while
dairy Is neglected and weak.
continue IN heavy supply and
ore low and weak. SUPPLIES ara
1x large and prices are easy. Poul.
= selling more readily and the
eied rates are steady.
- wheat market remains depressed
- ne bulk OF transactions II In f,,-
III The hop and wool markets re-
1 - 70. - very depressed CONDITION.
Y Gocery lines movement Is frat
- and values are firm. All grades OF
estic salt advanced $1.s5 per ton
1lledsy.
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ernAIr sTEA,fsHrp coxpANY. !

STRAIT STEAMSHIP CDAPANI.
Seattle and TownseDd-Eeah Bay routa.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Nom
days. Wednesdays and Fridays az H.lS
Dunxeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
C<ffysburE, Pysht. Ciaisam Bay and
Neah Bay. returning. arrives Seattle 10
leaves Yesler dock for Port Townsend,
Port Williams, D1ngeneNs, Port Angeles
ard Victoria Mondays. Wefpesdays and
Fridays az $50 p. M: arrives Seattle alter
nate days p. M
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= - = =
= -. ..1su - ~ - .,...- -. 81.
49, -.
nsacx con1seat 40 - =: prsussd.
~ - per -:
q ses-s ~ - g
Esnnuf- fJckhxnoa part1n.A - -
3. IN
PLx1f1nr-{l oaksatrA f3n11x. 49, -
~, IN
HLx1xE6o Han
~ - soi =. . - s.ss = - y 1srra
-
ooAr 1Joehtnst ssatsle eavon. - 75c;
kirk.s York, 8. see; H0a, aeo: WIN:
kusstan, -. 60: 11on. 1ks5s Babbisrs
bsst ~ sl.io; lsos. IS: Proctor 4 Gam
~ sss,: i.ssy: - 49,; 1ouA y; cassilss
1onAcco - tJobblng1 Plug, eAewine.
Gtnax, II 13-oa pluSs, psr is. l5c: ieLcS.
0e; Star. per III &1e: HOrsonhoa. l3c:
epeerhead. 11es PipR Hstdsteek. &c:
Kastucky 6nils. ~ II, Sc: acroii Tax.
~ e. sun Isl pr IL n1Sc; Some
- 49, 3 ~ - ~: ~ Gus cneyink.
T~sst : i. - ~. a - * !. - -
Is -. ON IN - - -. - :. -. ~.
esai q Ec~rh Csroises nsssnry. ~ ~: - ~;
~ ~. 90 ~ 49, c..css.S .l..
70 - IN O.. - Tss- -. - H
n. ~. - - ~. ~. - sos
Ws.t;c - -. u. - 80
Co.. ~: ssS - A-n~ rs,.
srres~.a ~ - -. 80. -. 3. =. sssS
- . - - - q ~ ~ - rs -. 49,
sessssrs.~.. ~ 80 - 49, - -. -
~. rnr e,s-s ID - ~ - - -
son sAss -
<r.a..
cd. per 100. t6S06a
buscheso' straw. 15<c: No. 3 manila. lfc:
No ! manila, 6Kc: paper baea 50 per
eenk OF list; gray express, Cd
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roR ALAsxA

STEAMER CHILKAT
Leaves on February I. At 10 o'clock . m
For speHai rates inquire Of
J. g. CARROLL. Agent.
Teseph0ne 81 schYatachers whnrk
j. W. AeALLEP. Master.
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mn sEArTlE nAxkErA


- faid to Farmers for Country
Produce.
IA following quotations are the prices
- . farmers and pr>aocsrs by Seattle
aslnets houses for articles named. the
800 . Be- delivered In Seattle
Aosp- Choice. SIC per pound.
nAI.-tln car load iotsl-Pugst sound,
49, per ton: Eastern Warrington.
Vi alfalfa. s..
ssALx-lIn car load iotsf-Oats, choice,
kis; barley. $s per ton; wheat
sSken iced, SIS; corn. SIS: cracked. t26
erAsors-Po,a,oes, s7eii2 per ton.
brrrs, Fees AND PouLrEY-Handied
3 ,enmmsssion.
- 81 atpsa. PrrrsAsp TAIIow--Heavy saited
"a ! over % lbs. per ID. 4@4sSc; medium.
&c. light. under ~ lbs, &c;
{ f;sss1 sip. &c. and calf. per Id. Sc: green
siess thar salted: dry hides. Per
a - :enils Of above, one-shird less. dry
-. - 10. ottscs dry deer skina. summer.
- &C: good winter. l2@i5c; poor
~ vain winter, Sc, sheep skins, 15e125c !;
y. - IS. 0Gtoc; wool. a,s9n6o per ID: ia
lasH srock-Choice beef cattle. 2kG
choice sheep. Sc: good hogs. li2c:
-. large. &c; small. &C per ID.
-. superior quality. per n. Or. $3.50
enoiec cedar. $3.50; common. par
Sebbing Quotations.
ses following are the prices paid by rs-
4 -. sssssss for round lots delivered ct the
s - Or on the cars. or tho joshing rates
oy Wholesale dealers with ordinary
- Of credit:
srarLx esocxkaRa
{, $. sssseAt--t Johhinsl-Golden .sCs' In hhi,
Z ~ Z NC; extra ''C' in Dbl, per ID, @sse;
- = CO., Per To. &c; drv graduated. 10
10. asac: cube. Size. powdered,
+ Ne per 10 discount tor spot cash on
- eaoted.
sss1sA Ere -tJobhsne, - w Warrington
rss. anA per ehs, S. %; patent, 81 50; patent
- ~ VS., Novelty A. 81 Cali
RH essnds, A4a. Dakota brands. $40
~ y saek sheat hour. per Dbl $6oo: per
= 4 49, srskasn, per Dbl. G,sSs
& ~ - ~ sssks VI. - per ewt; rye fiour. per
~ S.o8 CT io-st sacks. $2TS per cwt: rye
ssss pr Dol, SS7s. per ewf. &2s5. oAs
~ - Per hel. asaxeA 50; hominy. per
~ ~sss cracked wheat. per cvt. E41s
meat saea per nel: baked wheat.
- - GAs Whole wheat tioar, per
- - pearl barley. FER n. 4ssc: spiis
" ~ =, DC; table corn meal, yellow.
-. cut IN lfsA sacks: sos. g. 10:
~ %. ssss. aos. $40. Flaked homlny.
~ kex.
h.SHs olbiag i--Srnsll white. per ID.
pink, per ID. 2s.esscs Raycs. per
~ editer, psr ID. ss<o. Lima peg
8sss !nAe,ngs--Jsran, Sss@5sse:
49, per 10: Island. ss.w5Ac.
- ixss-l aoAhinT Field. per 10. -
\ r. - .eseang f-Ltvcrroos. oo-lp saeks.
~ Nsgis: American dairy. c0-lo
- ~ s2s. SIS. Coast. halt grounh.
- 90 Ss. per soa. ST.; absh SACKS. per
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