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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-16
WE WILL FIGHT
Before EDgland's Claim to Alaskan
Territory is Allowed--SrOng Sen
timents Credited TO Vice President
Stevenson.

Port Townsend, Wash. December 10.
According TO Thomas S. Newell who
was elected delegate to Congress from
Alaska last summer. Vice President
Stevenson has expressed himself as be-
ing of the opinion there are no grounds
for arbitration Of the disputed boundary
line between Canada and Alaska, and if
England thought otherwise she would
have to- 6gat for her rights. Newell
came down from Alaska with Vice Pres
ideut Stevenson from his northern tour
last summer. and in q recent letter to
the Alaska Mining Record from Boston,
Newell says,
Il find the sentiment of the people in
regard TO the boundary lines Of the ter
rtrcry between British Columbia ana
Alaska in favor of standing by the
boundary Eue that was established in
1924 The sentiment here is very de-
cIel -hg- under no circumstances Will
they give mp one io-a of territory that
We have acquired by purchase from Rus
s-a.
Elm 3a interview vi,h Vice President
Stevenson Oh mv w-y from Alaska he
was very decided in his opinions IN re-
gard 10 the boundary line. He consid-
cred tnere was no question 20 arbitrate,
and England thought She had any
rights in that direction She would have
% fight for chem. that thev did not
propose To- accord England the least
consideration in regard 90 anv claims
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-16
A CINCINNATI RLAZE-

Cincinnati, O., December ia fire
broke out at noon to-day in the five
story brick building at the southeast
corner Of Richmond and Harriet streets,
occupied by the Krell Piano Company.
Being in so large a building, with other
large manufacturing structures near,
a general alarm was sounded, but the
fire was confined to the Krell building.
This burned out so as to cause all the
floors to fall, making complete loss
of the contents. The loss is estimated at
S75 900
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-16
II PROBABLY LOST.


Great Anxiety Felt for the SteamsbiD
Strathnevis.
Port Townsend. Wash. December Il
AS Jhe days pass by and no news of
the disabled steamer Sra-hneyiS is re-
ceived. general anxiety for her safety is
intensified. During the past week vio-
lent Storms have been raging in the
North Pacific ocean for LOCO miles off
shore. and experienced nav.gatOrs say
the S,rathneviS IS in immediate danger
of laundering. The storm off Washing
ton and Vancouver islands &Sasts for
the past few days has been unusually
severe. Although there are five steam
ers securing the ocean for the disabled
craft. the opinion IS fast sohdifying
that she Succumbed to the fury Of the
storm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-16
MAN AND MONEY MISSING

Terre Haute Ind, December 10
George W. McCammOn, Adams Express
Agent. at Farmersburg, Sullivan cOun-
ty. has defaulted. taking with him So
500 Of the cOmpany'S money. The last
heard of him was.at NATION, H.. Yes
terday was payday at the coal mines
which surround Farmersburg, hence the
large amount of money sent in.
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RAILROADS LEASED

Nashville. Tenn, December 15.-The
Nashville, Chattanooga & st. Louis rail-
road. has been leased from the Louis
vile & Nashville. the recent purchasers,
the Tennessee Midland road extending
from the Tennessee river to Memphis,
and the Paducah, Tennessee & Alabama
road from Paducah, KY, to Lexington,
Tenn. Possession of these roads will
be taken by the leasing road tonight.
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communications to the Porte on this
subject as the Sultan is convinced that
the European concert is a mere feint.
Although the immediate cause of the
recent widespread panic here was the
quarrel between two ArmenianS, ii now
appears that a wholesale attack upon all
the Armenians in the city looking TO
their determination was really project
ed on that day.
The attack was 10 commence at II
O'clock in the morning. but the plan was
frustrated by the state of alarm and eX-
C.tement created by The quarrel between
Two Armenians which
SERVED AS A WARNING
to the O-her Armenians in the city and
caused them 90 take refuge in their hou-
ses.
Several conflicts between Armenians
and MussUlmaus are known TO have
taken place last evening IN various
parts Of the city. but great secrecy IS
maintained on the subject by the au-
thOriies and no details are Obtainable.
COuscauinOple December IA. Via So
fla. Bulgaria. December 15.-The French
guardsh.p Faucon has arrived here in
accordance with the permission granted
by the Sulan upon the demand Of the
powers. and has joined the English
gunboat Dryad the Italian war vessel
Archimede and the Austrian gunboat
Sebenico, which arrived during the
week
MORE SERIOUS THAN EVER
London. December 15.-The Daily
News 0lber9D commenting upon the
announcement that Lord Salisbury has
declined ar present In the public inter
est. 10 receive q de0U-auOn I'm behalf OF
/ the ArmeniauS says,
This must mean chat the European
concert exists only i'm name and that
the powers are not prepared 70 cooper
are I'm the deposition Of the Sultan or in
enforcing European control. Russia IS
I the power most closely Interested. and
/ She can count upon the support Of
/ France If his be So. the situation is
more serious than ever.
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BROWN FOR PRESIDENT

Lexington, Ky, December 15.-The
Lexington Observer, edited by ex-State
Senator Hodges, proposes Ex-Governor
Brown, of Kentucky, for the Democrat
ic nomination for President, and says
his name will be presented in the con-
ventiOn.
The Observer is a radical free silver
paper. and is waging bitter warfare
on Cleveland and Carlisle
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uAC pRORARLY IYNCHED

Virooua, Wis, December 15.-France
Boulder. the German farmer, who muir
dered his wife at Chaseburg Friday
night. either committed suicide or was
lvnched by his family or neighbors
Yesterday. On arriving at the house to
make the arrest, the Sheriff found the
murderer suspended by rope IN his
wood shed. The authorities will make
a full investigation
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IRISH ALLIANCE FORMED.

Special TO the Register
Columbus, Ohio, December ia
branch of the Irish National Alliance
was formed here to-day. Some ninety
five leading Irishmen who were among
those present at the meeting which
was held at the High street Theatre,
became members. Michael J. Barry,
Sergeant of Folice was elected Presi-
DENT
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NJ HOPE OF RECOVERY.

Washington, D. c., December %
A slight rally in the condition OF Cap
tain Isaac Bassett. the venerable Senate
door-keeper. occurred this afternoon.
The physician. however. holds out no
hope. and his demise seems but Ques-
ton OF time.
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Weather Indications.

Washington, D. c., December 15.-
For Wes- Virginia-Fair; easterly
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania-General-
" fair during the day, with easterly
winds.
For Oh.o-Generally fair, winds shift
ing to southeasterly.
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ONE oF THE LUCKY ONES.

washington, D. c., December 10
Mr.. Robert S. Hatcher, OF Lafayette,
Ind. has been appointed one Of the
Reading clerks in the House Of Repre-
sentatiyeS.
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w ! VII SON ACrFpTS

Nashville, Tenn, December 15.-
Pos5master-General Wilson has accept
ed the invitation Of the faculty Of Van
derbilt University to deliver the COM
mencement address in 1896.
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Thermometer Recori.

Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist, made the following observa-
tlons of the weather yesterday: a. m,
II; 9 a. m, 90; II m, 50; 3 p. M, 49,
7 D. m, fl. Weather clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-16

ua-ion Too Appalling for
Is-At Van Thousands of
aui Women, Naked and
r-ued, Tramp DespaTingly
.... the snow Covered Streets.
thousands Have Fled TO
fountains, to Die of Cold and
- Christians Shot, Tor
Drowned and Burnsd-A A
ere Planned at CONSTANT
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4TI0NS ETERNALSHA
eSHGEN D'ARNES AND KURDS

<HGEN D ARMIES AND KURDS
situation Too Appalling for
s-At Van Thousands of
ANA Women, Naked and
she'd, Tramp DespaTingly
..... the snow Covered Streets.
thousands Have Fled TO
4 fountains, to Die of Cold and
- Christians Shot, Tor
Drowned and Burnsd-A
4cre Planned a5 CONSTANT
n December 16.-The Daily
.as O. dispatch from Constantine
.l December l3tb. which says;
Ns is daily received here of thou
of ArmeDi9us who are offered
oioe between Islam and death
Narash. an Armenian who was
d am Anglican clergyman, re-
rhe choice and was killed by
torture Ar Kharpoot two Pro-
ants preached. and were murdered
.. ,.. ..,s. Al Acbme fr-v-
f...,.. .....--,.,... tc choir. ,.,-
-,..
''@''- .' '-
Arm.riaus We're captured and led to a
ra-IUorir- Turkish VILLAGE. where
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A PATRIOT VICTORY.

Madrid, December 15.-Word has
been received from Havana that 500 in
surgents, led by Rodriguez. Lopez and
Recio. attacked the Spanish column of
Captain Borrego, consisting of seventy
two soldiers, near Neuevitas. The
troops made heroic defense, but Lieut..
Ardieto and twenty-nine OF the Span
iards were killed and eight Of them
wounded. Captain Barrego and four
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ANOTHER BIG STRIKE.
New York TailOrs, Cutters, FiniSherS,
and BaSterS Out

To the Number Of Ten to Sixteen
Thousand-The Trouble Caused
by Violation of the Agreement
Entered Into Last July - Both
Sides Are Firm.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. S.-The wheat market was
In quiescent state this morning, The talent was
not inclined to attempt any move looking to an
advance, although there considerable in the
news that should have been taken as favorable to
higher prices. The weather map showed heavy
rams in South Dakota, where farmers are harvest
ing and reports from Fargo, n. Oak. stated that
the yield in some counties west of there was not
fulfilling expectations Receipts in the Northwest
light at 81 cars and Chicago had 112. The Gin
cinnati Price Current stated that crop conditions
unchanged Withdrawals from store were
$4,000 bushels, and SO 1872 bushels cleared at the
seaboard.
Liverpool opening cables were quiet and steady
The close a. that place was unchanged. Paris
closing quotations were lower, Berlin higher and
Antwerp unchanged. A frmer tone was impaired
TO prices near the close by sales of cash wheat,
amounting 70 1877, GOO bushels for shipment to To-
ledo and Buffalo. The English visible supply in
creased 400. 600 bushels last week. September
wheat opened from 675sc to 673sG67Isc, sold be-
tween 6S@6S1sc and 667sc, eIosing at 6734@
677sc, 1s@14c higher than Yesterday. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow, 81 cars.
Corn-Very little change in the situation in the
corn market noted. Prices did not decline to
any extraordinary extent, but the sagging DISPOSE
ton was plain 10 be seen. There was. practically
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

US1TFD STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL
TuRE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO.
August 8, 1895, P. M.-Synopsis and general
forecast.
The following the seasonal rainfalls to date as
Eureka IL, last year 90: Red Bluff .16, last
year .02; Sacramento GA last year trace; San
Francisco .01, last year trace: Fresno trace, last
year trace; San Luis Obispo trace last year no rec
ord Los Angeles trace. last year trace; San Diego
90, last year CO., Yuma .0l, last year As of an
inch.
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from California stations for to-day: Eureka
so deg, San Francisco Sc, Los Angeles IS, Red
Bluff SO. San LUIS Obispo IA, san Diego 20, Sacra-
mente SO, Independence "a, Fresno SO, Yuma
1O2.
san Francisco data: Maximum temp erature 66
deg, minimum 81 deg. mean so deg.
There have been no marked changes during the
past twenty-four hours except that 1t has grown
somewhat cooler in Northern California and con-
siderable cooler farther eastward in tab. Condi-
tions, though favorable for slowly rising tenn
peratures during Friday and Saturday throughout
the interior of California.
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight August g. 1885:
For Northern Calfornia-Far. nearly stationary
temperature. fresh northeriy winds in northern
portion; brisk 10 high westerly winds along the
coast.
For Southern California-Fair, nearly stationary
temperature, fresh southerly winds.
For Nevada. Utah and AriZona-Fair, nearly sta
tionary temperature.
For San Francisco and viclnity-Fair. nearly
stationary temperature, brisk TO high westerly
winds in the afternoon.
W. H. HAMMoN. Forecast Official.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was sharp advance in the middle stocks
yesterday, caused by heavy buying orders in the
afternoon, and Hale & Norcross bounded up to
81 49, rise of soc: Chollar TO CSC, Potosi to 35c,
etc. Con. Cal. & Va. rose to SO 80, Best 81 Belcher
to 95c and Ophir to ST SO. further improvement
in Norcross is given the for the advance.
NOTES.
The delinquent assessment sale OF the Gray
Eagle takes place to-day.
George /. Ives, president of the San Francisco
STOCK Exchange, mas returned from an extended
trip throughout the State.
The Con. Cal. d Va. has cash balance of $27,-
172 % after paying all bills to date.
The weekly reports of the Gold Hill mines are as
follows:
Joint Confidence and Challenge raise from the
face tunnel is out lao feet the face shows quartz
of no value.
CROWN PoINT--The upraise from the south drift
from NO. 2 crosScut on the 700 level has been ex-
| tended SO feet, and has been connected with the
sixth floor of the south slope ABOVE the 700 level
This raise will DE used chute for this portion
OF the slope. In the slope opened from the
700foot Level the has become too low grade to
warrant its extraction and they are now running
south from 1t, hoping to see IL improve in hat
direction They have extracted and shipped to the
Mexican mill for reduction since last report 404
tons of ore. the average battery sample of which
was $40 AZ and of which SO "a was gold.
BELCHER-On the 300-foot level the joint Belcher
and Seq Becher south drift is in 342 feet from the
shaft. The face shows quartz giving low assays.
There have been hoisted during the week and
stored in the orehouse at the mine IL tons OF ore,
the average topcar sample OF which shows an
assay value of $24 II per ton. The remainder OF
the sent to the Brunswick mine has been
crushed, making the total number of tons worked
37S and the average battery sample of which is
$22 10 per ton.
The Potosi assessment falls delinquent in board
tomorrow,
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND o1HER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Choce white Wheat is still in request
and sells without difficulty No. 1,97@971 ac; choice,
9Ss4c; lower grades, s5@e2Lac; extra choice for
milling $l@l OF Ia q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clock - December
100 tons, 81 os1a 500. 81 o35s; 500, $l 03s4.
May-100. 81 1854: 100, 81 1875.
REGULAR MORNING December-40O
tons, ST. "a. May-2O0, 81 1875
AFTERNOON SESSION = December : 200 tons,
81 "a; 100, 81 041s. May-1U0. 81 1l1s.
BAkLEY-The demand for Feed has been APP
parcnty satisfied for the present and The market is
decidedly queter. Brewing still brisk for export
No. Feed 60@6212c: choice, 63s4c: Brewing,
6712@7712c q cal; Cnevalier, 81 100l l5 tor No.
/ ana o09g15o for off grade.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clock-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-1OO
tons, 63s4c 100 Us 1sc; 200, fac.
AFTERNOON SEsSIoN-No sales
OATS-Are Inactive at the lower range OF prices.
Milling are quotaDle at 9712c@$l q ctl; fancy
Feed, 95c(9$l q ct: good to choice, S5990c q ct
common 10 fair. 70@sUc: Gray, s21a@s6c; Red,
65@170c; SURPRISE $11l 10 u ctl.
CORN-Large Yellow, 81 l212@1 171a CT;
Small Round Yellow, 81 l5@1 20; White, Sigh 10
p ctl.
RYE-75@Sl14c p ctl for new.
BUCkWH EAI-Shdi9OC - Ctl,
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'DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

ORCHARD FRU1TS-Apricots are on their last
legs and the few coming in soft and poor. Ne
change in Peaches. Bartlett Pears are very firm
and scarce. Figs little easier. as receipts
somewhat larger Melons are in large supply and
weak Canning Plums steady. Nectarnes
are quotable at 35@5Uc p box for Red and 25@
4oc for White: Cantaloupes, s5c@$12 rs z case;
Watermelons. S5@10 p 100; Nutmegs, 25@40c q
box; Figs, 5O@75c for single and 75c@$1 26 for
double layers: Plums. 15@35c; Egg Plums, $15;
Green Cages, $40 p ton; Peaches 25@940c q bx and
20@3Oc u bskt; Peaches in bulk. TO Gamers Sl5@o
lS p ton for freestones and $20@25 for clings
Apples, 25@75c q box; Crabappes, 20@35c; Pears,
Bartletts, Sl@i 25 Q box for No i and 40@
75c Il box for off grade: Apricots, $4,000 p box.
BBRRIES-The market is pretty steady all
around. Hucklebsrrles quotable at 3@4c q ID;
Blackberries, 81 25(92 SO p cnest; Raspberries
$5616 p chest; Straw berries, $4d5 for LoDgworths
and 81 5003 p chest for large berries.
GRAPES-Erces show no particular change
Sweetwaters ana Fontainebleaux. 25@40c; Black
Grapes, 35@60c 2 box; Muscats, 35@75c; Tokay,
50@75c p box.1
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemons auotable at ST. 25@
rs for common and $2@9 for good to choice;
Mexican LINES, So 50@4 3 box Bananas, 81 25@
2 p bunch Pineaprles sos 2 dozen.
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w oRLD.

speaking, no trade. The business that was trans
acted was insignificant in proportions and OF un,
important character. Some danger to portion OF
the crop was mentioned by the Cincinnati Price
Current drought being reported as the threatening
agent Liverpool cables quiet and steady
The receipts were $50 cars and 29,56l bushels
were taken from store. The distant futures held
comparatively firm, less pressure TO sell them being
noted, September opened If IN 397sc TO 1850,
sold between 40G401sc and $3.50, closing at
$3.50, 34(17sc under yesterday. The estimated
receipts tor tomorrow are 425 cars.
Oats-A steadier feeling was observed In oats. A
few shorts felt 1t incumbent to cover the iirmness
being due TO that fact. Receipts were I'll cars,
No oats were taken from store. September closed
1sc higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts to-
morrow, 240 cars.
Flax was firmer Cash, Southwestern, 81 IL;
Northwestern, 81 II: August, 81 II: september.
81 06@l 40; October. 81 O79l O912 Receipts
Al cars.
Provisions again presented firmer tone specu-
latively, than the action of grain and hogs would
warrant The explanation of better feeling lay in
the intent of some shorts TO reduce their lines In
anticipation of an upward movement September
pork, lard and ribs each closed 15c higher than
yesterday.
Wheat-August, SIC; September, 67s4c; De-
cemDer, 7012c; May. 7t1ac.
cogn.Auaust, Ss51$c; September, 1880; Decem-
oats-Gugust, posse; September, 201ac: oc-
tober. 2058c; May, 2414c.
Lard-september, So TN; october, So 20;
Ribs-septem6er, SIS 721s: October. SIS 80; jan
uary, So 40.
The butter market held finn, especially for fancy
makes. Buyers were particular, however, and I'M
less up to the requirements offerings slow to
be taken. Prices unchanged.
Eggs-The supply was small and the demand,
although only local, was good. Fresh stock sold at
111e9l2c per dozen.
Livestock.
UNION SToCKYARDS, ILL, Aug. S.-There
were good receipts of cattle to-day and trade was
animated. Good kinds sold at firm prices, but
common were weak and slow. The demand for
hogs again very poor and, Notwithstanding
light offerings, quite number were carried over.
Prices were 5@10c per 100 pounds lower. Receipts
of sheep were smaller, but the supply was equal to
all the requirements, and prices merely held
steady.
Cattle-Recepts, 10000; common to extra
steers, SO 60@6 90; stoclers and feeders, 81 4O0
10: and bulls. 81 25i@3 rs; calves, 500
80: Texans, 81 25@4 so: Western Rangers,
81 1904 80.
Hogs-Recepts, 10000: heavy packing and
shipping los. 81 1904 So; common 10 choice
mixed, 81 1904 95: choice assorted, $5@5 80;
light 81 65@5 80; pigs. So 25@4 80:
Sheep Receipts, 1000; inferior TO choice,
$20d3 rs; lambs, $3(l5 SIS.
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.


DRIED FRUIIS-Ihe market continues Sfngu-
larry quiet and easy. The following prices ruled
the Fruit Exchange: New Peaches, 5s4@614c new
Prunes, 414@41ac for the sizes: new Apricots SO
&c. with holders asking loo for fancy Old fruit
is quoted Prunes, sizes, 4c: Apples. 4G41ac tor
sliced and 434G51ac Q ID for evaporated; Pears
&c q ID for evaporated halves, 3G94c for quarters
Figs, black &C for pressed and 31ac impressed.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Raisns-4-
crown, loose, 31ac; 3-crown, 21a9234c: 2-crown,
2@214c seedless Sultanas, none here; seedless
Muscates, 2@21ac q h; 3-crown London layers
81 40 e box clusters, ST. Dehesa clusters. 50 So
Inlperial clusters, So: Dried Grapes-1 1a@ls4c
q ID.
NUTS-walnuts, 7@1Oc for paper-shen and soft
shell, and 7(aS19c for hardsbel; Almonds, 2@21ac
for hardsheii, and e@10c e n for sofshell, and =
for paper shell; Peanuts, 5@6c for Eastern and 40
412c for California; Hickory Nuts, 506c; Pecans
&c for rough and SC for polished: Filberts, S@9c;
Brazil Nuts, 71a@Sc p ID; Cocoanuts, 81 50G5 so
p 100.
HoNEY-Comb, 10@12 Q II; new water-whte
extracted, 5@514c q ID; light amber extracted
414D5c dark amber, 4@414c.
BEESWAX -24Gl25c q ID.
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Quotations are without change
Bacon, s@S14c p n for heavy and S1a@9c p
121ac 4 ID for extra light, and 121aSl3c for sugar
cured Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, 1212@13c;
California Hams, ll@llAc; Mess Beef. $7@s
extra prime Pork. $e@9 so 2 bbl extra clear
SIS q Dbl; mess SIC 3 Dbl: Smoked Beet, 9@912c
q 10.
LARD-Eastern, tierces, quotable at 6@614c p 10
for compound, and SC for pure: pals, S1ac: Califor
pure half bbls 7ae io tins, 71%c d. slS Sc
D ID.
C0rToLENE-7s4c'i tierces, and $50 . ID in
10-tb tins
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HIDES, TALLow, wool AND HOPS

HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted steers are
quotable at l01a@l1c; medium, 91a@lOc: light,
&c; Cowhides &c; sailed Kip, &c: sailed Calf, 10c
salted Veal, SC; dry Hides, usual selection. 100
1890 p h : culls and brands, 14@l412c q ID; dry
Soc each; Kids. sc; Deerskins. good summer. soc
q 10; medium, l5@25c; winter, l0@15c: Sheep
SKINS shearlings, 10@20c each short wool 25td35c
each: medium, 30@45c each: long wool, 100000
each. Culs of all kinds, about 1ac less.
TALLOW-No. ] rendered. 414@41ac: country
Tallow, 49414c; refined &c; Grease. 3G31ac D n.
WOOL-New lambs and fall clips quoted at go
S1sc Quotations for spring clip are: Humboldt and
Mendocino, l21a(114c; Choice Northern, 10@l1c
San Joaquin, seven months, 6@Sc do, 12months
5@615c: Nevada, 5Sl0c; Eastern Oregon. heavy,
7@Sc; do choice, s@l0c; Valley Oregon, 12@l31ac
2 ID.