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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
General ogleshx,s Condition.

ELKHART, Ills, Feb. 23.-Ex-Governol Oglesby's condition is much improved. His physician says tho relapse was duo tc a slight attack of heart failure caused by too much exercise after the governors Sc rious illness of last week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Foreign Flag Bill a Law

ALBANY. Feb 2S-Govcrnor Morton has approved tho act to prevent the dis play of foreign flags upon public building in this state. This bill was introduced by Asscmblyman Lawson of New York city and was the first bhl introduced at this session of tho legislature in tho assembly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
nook poison on the Sired.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 23.-B. J. Mil house, a stockman living near St Joseph, Mo, committed suicide on the street by taking a dose of carbolic acid because his bigamous wife refused to return to him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Feb. 23.-The United States rubber works were shut down because of lack of orders, and it was stated that there would not be Q resump- ton for some time. Six hundred men arc thrown out of work by the shutdown.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
General Carr Failing.

TROY, N. Y, Feh. 23.-Joseph B. Carr is more comfortable today than he has been at any time In week. His death, however. is near at hand and may be ex- pected at any time for his strength Is gradually falling
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

M Elizabeth McKeon, aged 4o years. died at her home, S07 Bank street. last night. The death of her father, Michael McKeon, was announced last night. The funeral of father and daughter will take place at 1:S0 tomorrow afternoon with services at St Patrick's church.
 There was good attendance at the kir- mess last night. The stage performance by the St Thomas cadets was all that could be desired. Tonight the Dramatic club will present the great temperance drama. Ten Nights in Bar Room" with this cast: Joe Morgan. the drunkard. J. D. Bolan; Sample Switchell, a live Yankee, T, F. Bolger; Simon Slade, the landlord. J. F. Calvin; Mir Romsine. the philanthropy ist, J. NJ. Lynch; Harvey Green. the gam bier. J. F. Bagley; Willie Hammond. the pride of the village, J. J. Hazel; Frank Shade. the example. J. P. Kennedy; Mrs Morgan, the drunkard's wife, Miss Mary E. Kelly; Mary Morgan. the drunkard's 8 child. Miss Louisa Malone; Mehitable Cartwright, Yankee girl. Miss Mary O.. McKeowen; Mrs Slade. the landlords wife, Miss Annie Donahue. There will be turkey supper and it IS expected that the building will be crowded to the doors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Wife Murderer to Re Hanged.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Fob. 23.-William Owen (colorcd) was found guilty of mur- der in the first degree in the circuit court at Warmer, Ark, and will suffer the death penalty. He killed his wife last spring tecause of jealousy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
E,nlnsion In Match Work.

PAssAIc. N. J., Feb. 23.-An explosion occurred in the Continental match works, blowing down several of tho partitions and a number of windows and injuring Superintendent John Req so severely that he is likely to die
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Doc Minchon Arralsned.

UTICA. \. Y, Feb 23.-Doc Minchon was arraigncd in the court of sessions here, charged with aiding and abetting in the escape of Bunkoer O'Bricn. Through his attorney he pleaded not guilty. The court promised to try Minchon this term if pos siblc, but so many cases arc set down for next week that it is not likely it will be ,l,.,rl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Two Men Frozen to Death

RICHMOND, Ky, Feb. 23.-News has just reached hero to the effect that two men were frozen to death near Pound gap, in the Cumberland mountains. One was named Sturgeon, and the other was named Kelly
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Killed bv n Mounted NIuitiaman.

RICHMOND, Feb. 2S.-Whilo tho Stuart Horse guards were preparing to parade Captain E. J. Eukor's horse ran over Mrs. J. H. Silva, lady residing on Church hill. She was so badly hurt that she died in a short time
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Mark Twain Homeward Bound.

LONDON. Feb. 23.-Mr. Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain) will sail from Southampton for New York today on board the steamer New York
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
live Pigeon Shooters Arrested.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2S.-A 1.-Two pigeon shooting match in the suburbs was stop ped by the authorities at the instance Of the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Some of the gunners wors arr@nsa. and day was fixed for the trlal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
AInn Rnr Ernn, 4ha IrIha

LONDON, Feb. 23.-A mail bag weigh ing 170 pounds, washed out of the mail room of the sunken steamer Elbe, has come ashore near Rochester
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Hon. William Al. Halsey Dead.

PORT BYRON, \. Y, Feb. 23.-Hon. William A. Halscy, representing the First district of Cayuga county in the assembly for several terms and the first internal revenue collector of this district, died here aged S4 years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
General Swift.s Funsral.

BOSTON, Feb. 23.-The funeral of the late General John L. Swift occurred from the Swift residence, 23 Circuit street, Rox- bury district.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Gnntrx May Rannrnr,

PHILApELPHIA, Feb. a3. - James B. Gentry, the slayer of Madge Yorke, has been slightly worse. Still the physicians do not despair of his recovery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
hTd Burned to Death,

.. RHIEKLANDER, Mich, Feb. 23.-The kesidence of Rev. D. L. HAyford was do ttxuycd by fire and child, aged years was burned tu saeAtha
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23

LONDON, Feb 2S.-A dispatch from Odessa says that tho town of Koutchat near Astrabad. Persia, has been destroyed
 by an earthquake. Many thousands oi lives were lost.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23

The benkrupt stock of J. E. Wheeler and Rice and Legro con tains many rare bargains which up- on investigation you will find very intereS
 Children's shoes l5C
 " spring heel kid shoes BOG Miss spring heel kid button
 shoes, ]. E. Wheeler's price
 75c, now 45c Youths good school shoes, now 65c Ladies slippers, now 45c Mems slippers. were 9sc, now 49c Mems working shoes, now 69c Mems congress and lace shoes,
 Rice & Legro's price s1.75.
 now 9Sc Mems calf shoes, congress and
 lace. all style toes, Rice
 X Legro'S price $500,
 now sI.5O Mems hand .wtd fine cali
 shoes. congress and lace,
 all style toes, J, E Wheel
 CTS price S5. 50, now $2.75 Ladies fine shoes, now 9Sc Ladies glovekid congress and
 lace comfort shoes, Rice &
 Legro's price S1.50, now 9Sc Ladies fine kid button shoes,
 Rice & Legro's price 2.25, now $1.25 Ladies fine kid shoes, button
 and lace, all style toes, E.
 Wheeler's price s3. co, now Sl. 50 Ladies. French kid shoes. but
 and lace. all style toes, Rice
 & Legro's price $4.00, now $2. 50
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
For a sherman Monument.
I.nr, Rnseherr Inili.nnsed.

LANCASTER, O., Feb. e3.-A movement Is on foot among citizens here to erect @ monument to General W. T. Sherman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23

Captain Drcyfus of the French army, who was recently degraded and sentenced to imprisonment for life in fortress, has been removed to the Isle de Re, in the bay of Gascony.
 At a barn raising held by J. NJ. Lam- bert near Daleville, Ind, a heavy beam was loosened by the strong wind and pitched down into the crowd. David Goots was crushed to death. Alonzo Funk houser was fatally and William Jasper slightly hurt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Ch,caSo poupl,st. Nom,n.t. Ror
Weather Forecas,

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-The Peoples Party of Chicago nominated Bayard F. Holmes for mayor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Attractive eBargains AFTER 6O'CLOCk T IN IGHT.
 READ THE LIST:

Mems fine cashmere half hose in blue. brown and scarlet. regular price 35c, after 6 o'clock 19c Mems laundered white shirts. made of good muslin and 3-ply bosom. regular price 69c, after p. n. 49c Mems fine silk and satin neckwear in large variety of styles, regular price 50, after 6 p. m. 2sa Mems fine hemstitched handkerchiefs in fancy borders. regular price 25c, after p. m. 121e Mems imported fast black half hoss. double soles, regular price 25e, after D. m. 1se
 Cloak Department.
 2nd Floor.
 Ladies' House Wrappers. Ladies' Cambric wrappers. extra full skirt and large sleeves, all new pretty patterns. after o'clock, S9s
 Infants Cloaks. s-z Infants long and short cloaks made of good quality cashmere and finely embroidered. regular price 1.69. after 6 o'clock SSc Ladies' godet skirts, made of fancy -' mohair and lined throughout with hair clotb regular price 11.50, after 6 o'clock b.uu
 Art Department. srd Floor. Take Elevator. Crochet silk. large spools. all OOlOrs. after o'clock 12Re Hemstitehed tray cloths, pure linen, . new designs. after o'clock 25c Crochet cotton. large spools, after o'clock 70
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Overturned Omnibus sn Fire.

Fair; probably slightly warmer; high west to southwest winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23

When a gentleman lifts his hat to lady it is very gratifying to him to feel that his head gear is irreproachable. Our Derbys are of the sort that are above re proach. The crowns are not extremely high and the brims are not narrow. but are proportioned so that they make a well balapeed hat. They are becoming to nearly every man. regardless of bis fea- lures. You may not like the style, but we can suit you from our stock, as We have several specials that we had made for the man that has "a style of his own" Our prices are as comprehensive as our styles ranging from $1.50 to 500
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
Rubber Norka Close.

LONDON, Feb 23.-Lord Rosebery Is in- disposed and confined to his bed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23

The Democratic Steering Committee In- tends to Have the Bill Taken Up This Afternoon and Fought Out-Senator Pet tigrew's Threat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-23
THE GOULD KIDNAPERS
A Gang Has Been After the
 Family Since 1870.
FOUR PLOTS HAVE BEEN LAID,

Detective Leech. Who Has Hunted Western DesperadOes, Says He Thinks thS, Men Seen In Lakewood, N. J., Were the Last of the HI Starred short Gang,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-26
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 414c for June and
July delivery ex-ship and 43s945sc ex-werehouse;
Wool Bags, 2SGl30c.
COAL-Harrison's circular says: "Last week
24,454 tons Of Coal arrived from the coast mines
and 3771 tons from Newcastle, n. S. w. AS the
weather has settled, the demand for domestic uses
has materially diminished and jobbers and retailers
have ample time fill their orders. The arrivals
from British Columbia liberal and all the olsen
gagged tonnage procurable taken for this business,
showing the popularity of these Goals for steam and
house purposes. In fact if had not this fuel as
a supply consumers would have hard road to
travel Values Tor Coal established here by the
agents OF the British Columbia colieries, and at no
time has any advantage been taken of the SUI
premacy they maintain in this market. Australia
and England could not at any time supply US with
5GS OF the amount OF coal we consume annually, as
the tonnage Offering would not be sufficient, there
being only such vessels requisite Will find return
grain charters. Australian coal freights are quoted
firm, Swansea rates little easier, there being
free offerings from that section Tor future load
ing" Wellington, ST so p ION: New Yelling
ton, ST so; Coos Bay, IS: Wallsend. 81: Scotch,
81 so; Brymbo, 81 so; Cumberland $13 90 IN
bulk and SIS so in sacks; West Hartley, nominal ;
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $ll@12; Camel,
81 80; Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant
Valley, ST IS.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, ell 53sc; Dry GRADUATED, asa
Confectoners' a, 45sc; Magnolia a, 414c: Extra
c, 41Sci Golden c, 7sc; d, $780, half barrels 14c
more than barrels, and boxes I2c more
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Hack. Herman .roost: a ealli Frnit Co; chicago

Hack Herman Joost; A Cali Fruit Co; Chicago
Brewery; Buffalo Brewery.
Per Queen-John < English; Allen d Lewis; G i:
Sheldon; Otis, McAllister & Co; NJ p Dete!s Ans
pacher Bros; c J Lest IL Co; Hecht Bros; Oregon
Fruit & Provision Co. Buckingham. Hecht Il Co
j EVerding d Co: Wood. Curtis IL Co; S Jacobs !;
Jansen Rose &, Henry; Moore. Ferguson & Co; I
Pearson: Thomas Loughrau; ClatSop Mill Co; Pac
Steam Whaling Co; A Levy tS Co: Pac Vinegar &
Pickle Works; Lewis Packing co; J Cain d co;
Russell; LeYi, Spiegel d Co: Willamette Pulp II
Paper Co. Crown Paper Co; Dempster IL Sens;
W Il Cook: Western Roll Paper Co; w Rich
arlson: Henry Doyle &c Co; IL Cowell Il Co; Capt.
tai Furniture Co; West Coast Furniture CO.. john
Wignorc x Son: Amer Press Assn; l. Bryant
Shoe Co; Brown Bros IL Co; Highlands Fruit Co;
5 II Frank tS Co.. The Rosenbatt Co; Carson Glove
Co; NJ + II Wagner; Darbee ~ Immel; Brownell;
O G Heaton; Wells, Fargo d 60: \ Paladini; II Il
l. Block: Dodge, Sweeney Il Co; Portland Cracker
CO.. American Union Fish Co: Caplilioni & Co;
Alaska Packers Assn: d n 0shourne IL Co: w
Hume; Palmer ~ Rey; Steiner, Strauss e Co; Pac
Can Co: Wieland Brewing Co; G q Whitney d. Co:
J w Wlttland d Co; Goodyear Rubber Co; Long
syrup Co: ) Lachmau IL Co: p + Collier; Phlllp
Wolf IL Co; H Gregory & Co: II a Guns; Bauer
Bros; NJ Schever IL Bros j Hendry: j Browning;
Feldman & Co; Boston Rubber Shoe Co; Sacra-
mento Oyster Co: ThoS Taylor: J 3 Olsen.
Per Walla Walla-H Hymans; Oregon Imp Co;
r Bassett; Wells Fargo d Co; f Cava9naro: G G
Wickson; Camlioni & Co.. Schroeder; III
Iapham; l. Mclean; TIllmann x Bendel; w u
Hinton Dairymen'S Union: II Dorm; w John
son: JOY: Sawyer Tanning Co: + Thornton; An
glo-Caifornia Bank; Alaska Treadwell Mining Co;
Broder q Schlam; c + Whitney & Co; Haas Bros;
Pacific Ammonia Il Chemical Works. Il Dutard;
Selby Smelling and Lead Co; Everding IL Co: II
A Higgins; PARROT Il Co: Redington Il Co: Geo
Vandeberg; Durham, Carrigan & Co: W c; Rich
ardson Grute: Geo Bufiey: J II Mcmillan;
Norton, Teller d Co; Clark Il Son; Rothschild &
cry Co; American Union Fish Co; Dun & Co: Chas
Cotton; E GARNER & Co; Eisen Vineyard Co; vari-
GUS Chinese merchants.
For Late ShiDDfn1 InteIEioence See Eleventh Pdoe
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DRIED FRUITS, kA1sINs, NUTS, ETC.

DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, four sizes, 412@4$4c;
smaller sizes a4c; Apples, 4@41 for quartered,
495c for sliced and 5512c for evaporated: Bleached
Peaches, 5061ac; Apricots. 51aQl7c for fair to
choice and 71a@sc for fancy Moorpark; Pears, Ia
&c for evaporated halves, 3a4c for quarters and
115(12c for inferior goods; Plums 3(04c for ptted
and 112@2c For unpitted; Figs, black SC for
pressed and 11a(12c for unpressed:s White Necta-
rines 5@61ac: Red Nectarines. 5G6c.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Raisins-
4-crown, loose, qpotable at &c = ID; S-crown.
21ac; 2crown. &c n ID: seedless Sultanas &c p ID;
seedless Muscatels, 2@214c; 3-crown London lay
ers 81 15Gl 80 q box; clusters, 50 25@2 rs: De
hesa clusters, 81 50@3; Imperial clusters, 30 rs;
4-crown loose, nominal; Dried Grapes-l14@113c
p ID.
-Chestnuts,7@sc Walnuts, 7@9c for paper
paper-she and softshe, and 5(l7c for hardShell; :
Almonds, SGG4c for hardshel 56071a for softshel
and S@9c for paper-shell; Peanuts 5@6c for Eastern
and 4@412c for California; Hickory Nuts, 5@6c:
Pecans, &c for rough and SC for polished; Fibers.
S@Sc; Brazil Nuts, 7@712c q ID; Cocoanuts, $5@
5 80 2 100.
HoNEY-Comb is quoted at 11@l3c p h. water
white extracted, &c: light amber extracted, 5129
&c; dark amber, 5651ac q ID.
BEESWAX-25@27c d Ii.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
May Wheat > dvances in Price, Like
wise Corn

CHICAGO, Feb. 90. There was an easier
feeling in wheat at the opening, due 20 the heavy
receipts az Minneapolis and Duluth, and slightly
easier cables. These items together, and a weak
opening 10 the New York stock market, were the
influences which started Nay wheat at from 5234c
TO 525sc. An impression which began TO prevail
that visible supply likely to show heavier
decrease than had been expected advanced the
price in the course OF the first hour 10 53G1531sc
The visible supply decreased 1,257 900 bushels
and ii was not generally expected to have fallen
OF more than half that much. An advance took
place N the price of ABOUT the same time and
helped the advance il wheat. Trade was dull, but
the shorts continued 10 cover moderately and with
fair buying May advanced to 5214c, finishing at
551sc.
Corn opened tame and rather weak, but became
fairly active and at times quite strong. May
opened at 4412c, with sale two at the same
time at 1-16, under that 1t to 445sc in q few
minutes then sold down again TO its opening price,
after which commenced The advance which lasted
Up 20 the close. May rose to 4514c, closing at
451sG4514c.
Oats-AtTracted little attention. May started at
29G291s, sold up to 293s and closed with sellers
that price.
Provisions-Were quiet and firm closing with
light gain in price. Compared with Saturday s
closing rates May Pork is 10c higher. Lard and
Ribs each 212c higher.
Estimated for Tuesday: Wheat 3d. Corn
305; Oats 255; Hogs $4,000 head.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MONDAY, Feb. %.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened firmer yesterday as far as
the Comstocks were concerned and almost all of
them advanced several cents under quiet trading.
NOTES.
Six bars of bullion, valued at $26, $40, have been
sent to the Carson mint from the Con. Cal. & Va,
making the total for the month SOL ,OS1.
John Kelly, superintendent of the Bodie mine, is
in the city.
The following official reports have been placed on
file:
BULLIoN-The west drift from the 800 level has
been advanced during the week Is feet; total
length, 1880 feet; face in soft porphyry with a
strong flow of water.
ALPHA-During the past week we have advanced
the north lateral drift the 450foot level Is feet
total length $50 feet; face in hard porphyry. with
stringers of quartz through it.
DISCRIMINATING the week ii tons of fair-grade
ore was extracted.
SIERRA NEvApA-The southwest drift started at
point $40 feet from the mouth of the Layton tun-
mel is out tota! distance of 100 feet; advanced %
feet during the week; face in porphyry and quartz
The west crosscut from the Union Con. south lat
eral drift from the west drift 1920 feet west of
shaft 800 level has been extended 20 feet during
the week, total length 52S feet; face in forma,
ton of clay and porphyry with a.small flow of wa
ter.
East crosscut No. 3 from the north lateral drift
600 feet north OF the west drift 1920 feet west of
shaft on the 900 level was advanced IL feet total
length l46 feet: face in porphyry and clay.
south lateral drift near the south line of the NINE
1920 feet west of the shaft 900 level has been adj
vanced 20 feet during the week. total length 528
feet; face in a formation of clay, quartz and por
phyry with small flow OF water.
The Joint east crosScut No. 3 from north lateral
qrlft 500 feet north of west drift 1920 west of
shaft 900 level has been advanced II feet, TOT al
length las feet; face in porphyry and clay.
OCcIDESTAJ-The north Drift from the west
crossent 800 level has been extended feet total
iensth II feet; face in good ore. Have done very
little work in the south drift during the week. The
upraise from the end of crosscut up II feet and
is showing fine ore.
The Phoenix Land Company has levied an as
sessment OF 81 per share, delinquent March %.
W. A. x. Loos of Bodie is in this city and gives
good account of the prospects of that district. He
expects much activity as soon as the will
permit.
The Chollar has made another shipment of two
bars OF bullion, valued at $5s97 II, to the Morgan
mill.
The annual meeting of the Potosl Mining Com
pany has been called for March Is.
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lASf DIVISION fThird & TownSend Sts.J

COAST DIVISION Third { TownSend Stsl
6;4aA San Jose, New Almaden and
Way Stations .....: lisp
S'A0A San Jose, Tres Pines. Santa
Cruz, Pacific Grove Paso Ro-
bles, San Luis Obispo and
Principal Way Statons z:O5P
lO:1OA San Jose and Way Stations 5:O6P
ll;4oA Palo Alto aud Way Stations S.2OP
"S'2Or san Jose Gilroy Tres Pinos
Santa Cruz, Salinas, Mon
terey and Pacific Grove $50. +HO:AOA
S;30P San Jose and Principal Way
Stations .................... e:47A
4;Sof Palo Alto aud Way Stations. %S:O6A
3:lOr San Jose aud Way Stations sS:ISI
6:30P Palo Alto and Way Stations 6:S5A
fII:+oP Pao Alto and Principal Way
Stations. ..................... t7.2sP
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The market opened frmer yesterday as far a,
the Comstocks were concerned and almost all o
them advanced several cents under quiet trading
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Per Scotia-Of Point Arguello spoke the sim
Jewel with shaft crank broken Made ternporar
repairs by clamping crank. Stood by her one hou
till she got ready proceed to San Francisco unde
half speed, which viii be miles per hour.
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POTATOES. onions, VEGETABLES

PoTAToES-Over $4,000 sacks came in and
prices were weak in consequence, except Sweets,
which were in light supply, Volunteer, new,
are still ouotable at 11a02c q ID; Sweets, 75c
9Sl " ctl for Rivers and 81 50G2 q ctl for
tne chclcer kinds; Early Rose, 50@55c p ctl River
fseds, 20925c q ctl; Petaluma and Tomales Bur
banks, 4O@50c; River Burbanks, 35@4Oc; Oregon
Burpanks 50@S5c: Salinas Burbanks, 75@S$l p ctl
oNlONS-Quoted at 75caI$l 05 r. ctl Tor good TO
Cnolce and 4O965c for poor Arrivals were very
large, as will be seen elsewhere.
NEGETA BLES-Asparagus was higher. Peas
were lower. Cabbage is higher. Arrivals were
~ boxes Asparagus. - boxes Rhubarb and Ga
at 75c@Sl 25 . dozen for large and 5Oas9c for
small: Asparagus, 10@l71ac q ID for ordinary and
1oc q ID Tor fancy: Rhubarb, - p ID; Los An
geles Green Peppers. 40ec e ID for Chile and SC for
beii' Los Angeles Green Peas 567c; Bay Peas,
7oT Los Angeles String Beanst15c: Dried Okra,
SSan2c; Dried Peppers, 1212G15c p ID; Marrowfat
squash, $I5@20 q ton: Hubbard Squash, $40;
SSaooage, 50@60c q ctl; Feed Carrots 3O@40c;
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.

TuleAa .'..- Newpor5 ..-. Feb 26. BAN Bdw'y 2
Iioiuer. $3.50 aqulna Bay FEB rs. i'm M1ss'n
parailon.. Puget Sound. Feb ~, JOAN Miss ,
Pomona. HumbodtBay Feb 81, 9AMl Bdw,v /
santa Rosa. san Diego. Feb 2S,llAM Bd,y'v .
City sydney Panama Feb 2S' 12M3 p NJ SS
Queen. Portland 49,. Feb % lOAM smear ?
Walfa W ALA Vic & PCT Snd Mar l. Gam Bdw'y
Humboldt. Hum bold BAY Mar D oAN, Wasbt -
COOS Bay ~ Newport ...... Mar 2. SAM Bdw'y .
corona 49,. san Diego. Mar ALAN Bdw'y 9
Columbia. -. Portland Mar loan smear