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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
RREBDEN, TALLEY ( CD

silk Blankets. CSC. each.
Calico Comfortables, Ioc., 81, up 70 "
Cretonne and Saline Comfortables, S22S
to $50 each.
Down Quilts. S9S 70 slZ
Down Pillows. soc. TO SIS.
Covered Pillows, 29c. up.
our prices on these goods are very low.
Summering is about over, but still the
brothers, sweethearts. friends, ac-
quaintances, and cousins also
fathers), like sometimes to deal in
futures. To the future G ie t IN.
Organdy. Dimity, Lawn, etc, for
lac per yard.
Even II you do not want 70 make this up
now ii will keep until next season.
and nothing can pay you any better
yestment In one or more OF these
dresses.
runs TO WASTE"
Not exactly that. but all the ladies' are
in a hurry TO get a SILK Waist for fall
wear. We have Waist silks In dark
and medium effects al %, 81, Soc. up
to .1.5O per yard. These are this sea
sons patterns (the grades from 0Oc.
up. and are choice patterns.
complete lines OF Black silks in Gros-
Grains, Surah, Faille. and Rhadama.
Call in and get our prices on Silks
Then you will buy.
DRESS GDoDS.
All-wool serges, in Black and CoIors' at
25c. per yard-a great value ior ths
Atwood Henrietta, Black, Jet-Black. or
Rlue-B Black at 2Jc. per yard.
ATWOOD Black Striped Black Serge at
2ec. Der yard-in two patterns. This
is really equS, IN ap911f nav sc u rep
storm serge. in Black and Colors, all
wool. al &c. up TO 81. We are all
right on the Serge subject.
DRESS GOODS.
II Is right early TO talk Dress Goods. but
select yours now wnne ihe a ass =,
Dress Goods from &c. to s. 20 per yard.
Red and Black Plaids (all cotton at be.
Mutation Scotch Plaids AZ &c.
HARDWOOD Cashmeres, Black and Colors.
% inches wide, at lVc. 80 -
Half-Wooi Cashmeres, double told' .
u,IS-WooI Cashmeres, So inches wide, the
former &c. quality, for lsc
Then better grades.
COTTON Is ADVANCING.
Ruv YOURS before It goes higher. We can
sell you Unbleached Cotton al D. "a
p,ssc5scsaj Cotton. S. 81. I, III. STA. 10. Il.
p,s scu leans. 81. sl-s, 10. and l2isc.
Unblsached Jeans, 5. ca. si-s' H. and
Bleached Canton Flannel. oh. Si-3. 10,
i2I Is %. 20, and &c. -, o,
rr,hIsachsd Canton Flannel. 5. Ga. 7, l-5
lo !2I.. Is 80. 20. and Sc 90 -
I-nbleached Sheeting. i2i, 10 - Is -. =
and 25c. -. a. A q .,a
Bleached Sheeting, Is, ~ d. r. o. ana
f9c
In this line we lead.
Breeder, Talley & Co.
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wAyLaID AND ROBBED.
Bold Negro Trnmps-A successfui
Religious Meeting.

RAPIDAN, VA, September 7-(Special)
Two negro tramps waylaid Mr.. Wills
Hume Old on Wednesday night and
robbed him of his watch and money lie
WAS unarmed and the villains escaped.
Parties have been searching for them'
but thus far they have eluded arrest
II has been several weeks since there
has been any rain In this sectloh' ana
the pastures are drying up.
A great meeting has been In progress
FOR the last week at Crooked-Run church
i'm this neighborhood. Rev. DR.. J. Il.
Taylor. OF Salem. has been preaching
10 large congregations twice day. ana
there has been much interest MANIFESTED
number OF persons have been received
FOR baptism, and the ordinance Will De
administered by Rev. j. II. Gwatkin.
Or. Taylor has left TO visit his brother at
AppomattoX
The Academy at Locust Dale VIII open
IFS session next week. and there are IN
dications OF a large attendance.
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THE FAR SOUTHWEST.
PrepnrIng to Emigrnte-Hydroph
b;a-sn Indian Relic.

GATE CITY. VA, September I-(spe-
.ial)-In the edge Of this county ana
tIarkirs county. Tenn, q large number
OF families are preparing 70 emigrate'
principally to Texas There will be over
an hundred people in the exodus. they
are disposing OF their effects prepara-
tory 10 starting. Very few OF them are
nd-bolders. and they claim that the
productive land in this county Is not
SUFFICIENT 10 maintain the population.
Many Of them are worthy, industrious
PEOPLE. who have not been able to ac
run,late much here. Much OF the lana
has been impoverished by the production
~ corn. and too little attentions being
Maid 10 grazing and other lines OF agri-
culture that do not wear out the lahd;
The day is passed when every rood
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PETERSBURG POINTS.
youud Around the WorId-PoIltI-
cal and General.

sound Around the Norid-POiitt-
cal and General.
I."HHSHCRG. Va. September T.
SI."" -Four Of the men who are on
tramp around the world" arrived in
ts c,y this morning from Richmond
They stopped here during the day, and
i.-l much company and many in
ar-. q. their wonderful trip on foot
ttf ian, nro Louis Neuwirth, Fritz
Meyer i.-.a4rdt Feldman. and Max
N,-aar They VIII leave here during the
i'fat iDr Atlanta. thence for New Or
acs thence ,.r San Francisco, where
itrF W.A take o. steamer for Australia,
l.! thence sail Tor some point that will
land them So Asia. They stop at every
zion. city town. village, and post
.".- 10 ta,Ir route and secure stamps
10 Gle officials 70 show In evidence the
-.'- ". their arrival at the several
Places
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
It understood mat the friends Of Mr.
n.s D. lyey viii make II strong ef-
.r, i' have that gentleman nominated as
... o, ttr candidates for the House of
I-tltes from this city. The fight for
l.' nomination viii be made within the
rattle party. Mr.. 1vey IS a repre-
t..tiI'e W0rliIgman. gentleman OF
1 DaaT and line intelligence. and,
u nominated. viii be elected. and VIII
ahr d. good representative. lie is a
.m.orat and the workingmen OF Pc
&c." n-rc are Democrats
Ar ~. O.. Evans and family, OF VIII
r.'s'on " g., arrived In the city to-
say and are guests in the family Of Hon.
M j.. Evans.
DROUGHT sb,c.,ybnrtt Sccstoy,
y - in a few favored localities, has
..me distressing in It's effects. The
el'I crop win be very short. and the
peanut crop viii hardly reach one third.
Dr. James Smith. for several years
N'it 40 Crewe. n the employment Of
81. Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
ly VIII leave on Monday on a trip 10
~ Mexico for the benefit OF his health.
Hr y. T. Grammer. OF Fort Worth,
I,A.. former citizen of Sussex county.
U.s. in The city to-day. the first visit here
A seventeen years.
THE y. NJ. C. a
The Board Of Managers of the Young
1sl Christian Association In this city
nave under consideration number or
names from whom to select a. secretary
in PLACES o. Mr.. G. $. DOuence. lately re-
Signed. IL is probable a secretary VIII
BE- elected before the new building is
completed. IN order that he may famili,
tfze himself with the duties OF the Of
iee As the new association home viii
%. one Of the finest and most complete
OF It's kind In the South, the board will
TAKE care 20 elect a secretary who VIII
D. competent IN all respects for the work
Mayor Golfer to-day appointed Messrs
Augustus Wright. W. l.. thinner, Jo-
t.ph r. Rockwell. Charles Cohen. and
- y Aunt as delegates from the city
OF Petersburg 10 the South and West
GRAIN and Trade Congress" TO be held in
Atlanta on the 2Sd 70 18th OF october
heSe All Of these gentlemen Will CO.
VIII also delegtes 70 be- appointed by
te Chamber a Commerce
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OF Course the I'd Too.

PALMYRA. VA, september I-ISpe-
cial.)-In your issue of the 5th. "A Sharp
shooter" OF the Fourth Virginia Regi-
ment says he wants a reunion or the
ola Stonewall Brigade survivors. The
old brigade consisted Of the Second.
Fourth. Fifth, Twenty-seventh. and
Thirty-third regiments. and Pendletons
Rockbridgc Battery. l write to ask that
YOU give all an opportunity TO meet al
.'the May demonstration OF 1886.
IAN OLD STONEWALLER."
sharpshooter failed TO mention the gal
liant Second.
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NO NEW 0PERETTAS.
Some Of the DinlCultieS Under Which
Composers Hare Long LabOred.
THE PRODUCERS ARE VERY FEW.
Coming OF n "Trip to Chinatown
and Sells Brothers' Cfrcus-Ncwsy
Notes from the stage-PersonaIs
About Many Players.

II seems TO be the inevitable thing now
that the critical verdict on a new ope-
rotta must In substance amount 10 this:
'"rhe music IS pretty and pleasing. though
by no means original: bat the book
Is very bad" This Is a great pity, for
the operetta form IS capable Of the most
artistic development. The works Of Gil
bert and Sullivan have conclusively
proved that the operetta is field In
which keen. polished wit, playful fancy,
and even poetic refinement in the book
may unite with grace. delicacy, color, and
humor in music. The Offenbach ope-
rettas, on the other hand, show how
broad travesty may be dfgnifed by
literary skill and musical invention. Com
pared with the average operetta OF the
American stage these foreign productions
are as Shakespearian comedies compared
with the weird productions Of Mr.. Sydney
Rosenfeld.
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Ola papers for sale az &c hundred ~
pySpATCH ofSnA
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Cards, Blll-Heads. statements. Letter
u.,ds Note-Heads Circulars. Handbills
Dodgers. &C., printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give you
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send us your orders and
we will guarantee satisfaction in every
ma rticular.
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o,pTI STATE POPS.
81 7ssy Attend The EOn-Partlsan
SnYoi Convention?
,yrn wORTirs VIEWS.
rabbit FOR A''""'a-Fi"o Dis
Of economic woods ana
..-.-sl.-sn Educational Rum
...,c Hoard OF Charities.

Yu~-'t"''
vrr-G.i y. - '.,.''''.'e' 80.
- >.t.' ~, ,so ro,.nar,,gan
49,, ,a--.l -.,.. ,rr,on met here
&c. silver 5e s,vs no belioyes II
-.e Attendance. that he
90 % and that It viii be a
lr~ tro cv,,.cts 70 attend.
,.-. - -. So. ,,ros-
...- senator h''''' my 20 70
3D. r.D IN fact see why mem
,... r.....st party should not at
,ro ID mocrats have called
go .~o-,er,ion the Popu-
49,, 4,
d. rt.. WoAId nave "l''''D'N ~
...... t.rk corner. lie thinhs any
les % silver candidate can
3D.. ... carolina Just so he Is on
....-.... m Do VIII get there.
.r, .,>--rA EXHIBIT.
.... l..i IA, oss,s,-
i'..'''' '''' rs
As.. to-day Comp!eteI
...t from the state Mg-
...,,, 1,xrosition There
49,, IL. =. a.
a. .-i...'-'. i".'''''' 81 ~ -
Of ".'is-lo'r o"s's-"ilci'
... ...-trark. slabs. both plain and
...,.t.,, ,.bo,oerarhs ~ the
49,. 800, T.ts nv
'' '"'
ECONOMIC MINERALS
minerals and building
,.. -. shown. The monazite in
,e'y illustrated. Two car
.t..- VIII be shlpped from
Al this exhibit IS made
cont - cost 10 the state or
..l I.I ar.went
dash 40 fayett Vile between
o., H' school and the state super
D.. | "r instruction. Each has
E faculty Of the school
....... .- rf-gIT0 CHARITIES.
....-t 80 p.,,.,i, rt.ri,,o. 20
% } ,5''lc 0IiIil,.eS 10,
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d., - l-,,li.t.,,
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i'.ieiS ~ such hGmgs'
APE aided. President Duly
sure 't' ny AeSl'!"t1re
'''' I-''i 'i'''oIy 4or
GENERAL NOTES.
... over one hundred freshmen
o.. -. University. Au the colleges
a. t. r-. growth of the univer-
a.. -. lave Iqrger ATTENDANCE
..,s t5 POP, NJ rast the e-ate-
-.s .., Tie UNIVERSITY. would over
crush them ont
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=. Ross Valley ard San Rafael si5p.M.
N. poinI Reyes, Gasadero and Way stls. s15P.M.
M s0'n1 AsIss ana WAY Statlans...... 7,2oP.x<
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 23.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit open auction to-day as
follows: Pears = Bartletts, 81 25@1 90; Clapps
favorite, 81 As. Plums = Purple Duane, 95c@
81 IS; Jefferson, 95c@$1; Washington, 81; Peach
9Oc@S1 %; Burbank 81 2G@l 40; Comedy, 90c;
yellow Egg, 75c@$l 30; Blood, 81 20 a 25
Prunes-Tragedy, S1@1 80; Gross, zoe. Grapes
Fontainbleau, 50@S0c; Sweetwater, zoe Nee
tarnes 65@1 20. Peaches-Early Crawford, 6O@
S5c; Hale's Early, $4,000; Orange Cling, 55c.
Porter Bros Company sold at open auction
to-day: Grapes-half crates Tokay, So; Fontain-
boxes, 60@75c; Tragedy. 81 25@1 so; Burbank,
81 10@1 40 Plums-Egg, 81 1091 80; Comedy,
81 To- MashiRg5Sn % 49 Gtners ae9GSg$l H.
The National Fruit Association to-day sold:
Pears-Bartlett, 81 15@1 So: Plums-Purple
NEW YORK, n. Y. July 23.SPorter Bros
Company sold at open auction to-day: Bartlett
Golden Drop plums, 81 so: Germans, 95c@S1 SIS;
Japans, 81 40; Washingtons. 81 25@1 30: Purple
Duane plums. 95c@$1 80: Tragedys, s0c@s1 20:
Bradshaws, S5cQS1 10; Columbias 81 05; apples,
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit at
open auction CWest Shore Dock) to-day, realizing
the following prices: Pears-Bartletts, 81 4011 30.
Plums-Ogon, 81 rs; Columbia, 81 %; Jefferson,
81 O5 Peach, s5c@s1 20; Purple Duane, 81 Is.
Peaches Crawford, 50965c; Hale's Early, 5O@
Csc.
Peaches Crawford, 65@70c; Decker, soc. Plums
Purple Duane, 81 SO; yellow Egg, 81 05.
PruneS-IrageQy, 81 81; GerInant SOCGS1 ~
Pears-Bartlett, 81 l1@l 65.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 23.-Porter Bros.
Company sold at open auction to-day: Prunes-
Tragedys, S0c@$l 05; Jefersons, 65@70c. Peach
es, 25670c.
BOSTON, MASS, July %. = Porter Bros. Com
pany sold at open auction to-day: Pears-Bartletts,
81 1892 35 Plums-Japan, 62c@$2 %; Bura-
banks 81 rs; Bloods 81 so; Tragedys, 75c@
81 So; others, Toe a 81 371a. Peaches, 3712
.9S5c.
Company sold to-day: Bartlett pears, average,
81 go; Tragedys, 81 81; pIums, 81 %; peaches,
4Oc.
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit at
open auction, realizing the following prices: Bart
lett pears 50 %: some everrpe in bad order, S0c@
81 10: plums, 81 80.
MONTREAL QUEBEC, July 23.-Porter Bros
Company sold to-day: Pears-Bartletts 81 500
2 10; half boxes 81 so. Plums-Satsuma, So 40;
Washington, 81 1902; Ogons and Burbanks,
ST. 80; Purple Duane, 81 55@1 TO-. Tragedys
Apples, e0c@$1 %; Peaches, 60c@$1; Figs, 15@
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 23.-Sixty eight for Sep
TENDER wheat appeared to be the dividing line this
morning. Above that quotations the offerings
were free, below it they restricted. Puts
furnished enough buying orders TO maintain the
equilibrium when the price of those privileges
touched. The opening this morning was at a loss
of 1a(03l of a cent from the close of yesterday.
but at the depreciation there was fairly steady
tone. The receipts of $4,000 bushels of new
wheat at ST. Louis and the failure of European mar
kets to fully recognize the closing strength OF yes
terday this side were the main points affecting
values at the start. The crowd was disposed to
await the issuance of Bradstreets statement, and
after the early orders were executed nothing much
was done until noon.
Receipts at Chicago were Il cars and the North
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcULr
ruRE WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO.
July %, 1895, p Ii. Synopsis and general
forecast.
The following are the seasonal rainfals to date as
compared with those Of the same date last year:
Eureka IL last year O2 Red Bluff .16 last
year .02; Sacramento "a, last year trace; San
Francisco .O1. last year trace: Fresno 90, last
year trace; San Luis Obispo 90, last year no
record; Los Angeles 90, last year trace; oe gan
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from California stations for to-day: EqreKa
IS deg, Red Bluff 100 Sacramento "a, san Fran
cisco So, Fresno LOG, Independence 90, san LUIS
Obispo 81, Los Angeles rs, San Diego 70, Yuma
1O4
san Francisco data: Maximum temp erature 90
deg minimum 80 deg, mean 30 deg.
The temperature has fallen about two degrees
along the immediate coast and has renamed
nearly stationary has elsewheTe 1t is gen.
orally about the normal. An area of high pressure
is OF the northwest Californian coast, which VIII
apparently move northery and will give cooler
weather with more clouds the interior portion
of Washington and Oregon. The barometer con-
Times lowest over Southeastern California; an
area of low pressure has developed ana is central
over Northeastern Oregon, which may produce
thunder showers in that section on Wednesday.
There is evidently of slight barometrlc de-
preston passing eastward over British Colum ola,
which may produce showers on Wednesday over
Northwestern Washington. Inc condltons are
such that fair weather will continue south OF the
Oregon line and slightly cooler over Northern Call
fornia and Western Nevada.
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight July "a, 1895:
For Washington - Showers over northwestern
portion fair weather elsewhere; cooler west of the
Cascades and stationary, followed by lower tenn
perature to the east of them south to west winds.
For Oregon - Fair weather, except probably
thunder showers about Baker City; cooler west of
the Cascades, stationary, followed by lower tenn
perature to the east of them; westerly winds.
For Northern California-Fair weather. slightly
lower temperature; west 10 north winds.
For Southern California - Fair weather, nearly
stationary temperatures west TO north winds.
For Idaho-Far weather; nearly stationary.
slightly higher temperature.
For Nevada-Far weather; sligtly cooler in
western portion; nearly stationary temperature in
eastern portion
For Utah-Fair weather; slightly warmer.
For Arizona-Fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature.
For San Francisco and vicinitv-Fair weather,
with fog; nearly stationary temperature; westerly
Winds B. S. PAGUE. Local Forecast Official.
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS - The situation is I'M
changed. Figs scarce. Peaches demoralized
and cheap, ApTicots steady and Nectarines uull.
Bartlett Pears, if No. l, sell readily Melons are
lower. Nectarines quotable at 5OG75c %
box for Red and 25@40c p box for White: Can
taloupes 81 50@3 p case; Watermelons. &5@12 30
. 100; Figs, 50@75c q bx for single and 75c@$1 %
for double layers: Plums. 25@40c; Green Cages,
$50 . ton; Peaches, 121a035c q bx and 171a@25c
o basket; Peaches in bulk, to Gamers, S16@1S:
Apples, 25@75c 2 bx; Crabapples, 25@50c; Pears,
40@50c p bx and 40@50c p basket; Bartletts, SIG
20 q box for No. and 40@50c for off grade:
Apricots, 25@50c D box and $20@27 DO p ton
TO the Gamers.
BERRIEs-All kinds are cheap, Huckleberries
are quotable at Bose p h. Black berries, S1@2 so
p chest; Raspberries, $2(04; Strawberries, $2@4
for Longworths and $1@2 25 p chest for large
berries
GRAPES-The market continues quiet Sweet
waters and Fontainebleaux. 30@75c - box and
crate; Black Grapes, 75c@$1 q box; Muscats, So
975c p box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Quotations for Oranges are
largely nominal, there being little demand.
Navels quotabe at 81 50@2 so q box;
Seedlings 50@75c; California Lemons $2@3 for
common and So 5@4 so for good to choice; Mexican
Lines 81 60@3 so q box; Bananas, 81 25@2 q
bunch; Pineapples, $2@3 % dozen.
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For Late shipping Jnteltiaence See Thirteenth Pc
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Values were lower again yesterday, the decline
ranging from lOc down, under light business
NOTES.
Bullion valued at $3593 81 has been received
from the Bulwer Con.
Bullion valued at $500 has been received from
the May Flower gravel mine.
Occdental-550 level-The north drift on the
$50 level has been extended IL feet and con-
nected with the winze sunk from the $50 level.
We have started west crosscut in the drift near
the point of connection, which is now in feet,
showing about feet Of good ORE We are still
driving the main north drift In of fair quality
The main west crosscut has been extended IA
feet: total length, 2S2 feet. In the face of this
crosscut we have struck a vein of clay and
porphyry, with powders OF quartz The veins run
southwesterly and we will start drifts both north
and south to determine its value.
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four-crown, loose, are quotaple at 31ac p ID;
3-crowD, 21ac 2-crown, &c: seedless Sultanas, &c;
seedless Muscatels, &c Q ID; 3-crown LONDON
layers, y! 3541 40 p box; clusters, $2 zoga 70 !;
Dehesa clusters. So so: Imperial clusters, $3 ou:
Dried Grapes-11a@134c p ID.
NuTS-W alnuts, 7@10c for paper-shen ana 81 sort
shell, and 6t97c for hardshell; Almonds Z9Z12c
for hardshelI, and 5@6c p ID for softshell, and =
for papershell; Peanuts, 5@6c for Eastern ana 40
sec for California; Hickory Nuts, 5eGoc; Pecans,
DC for rough and SC for polished: Filberts, s9Sc;
Brazil ri Nuts 7@71ac p ID; Cocoanuts, "a oo@o 5O
HoNEY-New Comb is ouotabe at 1o@12 p n;
new water-white extracted 5@514c q ID; light
amber extracted, 414@5c: dark amber, 49414c
BEESWAX- Quoted at 26@27c q ID.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS Calcutta Grain Bags, 49414c; San ouen-
tin, 81 20; Wool Bags, 24@26c.
COAL-Coke is higher, being very scarce. We'll
lington, So p tom New Wellington, So: Southfield
Wellington, ST SO p ton; Seattle, So; Bryant so;
Coos Bay, So; Wallsend, 81 81 q ton; scotch,
and $40 80 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite
Egg, $12; Welsh Anthracite Egg, 50; Cannei, $o;
Rock Springs. Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley,
81 so; Coke, $l5 in bulk and SIT in sacks.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
and Fine Crushed ali 5suc: Dry GRADUATED, size;
Confectionery A. SC; Magnolia A, 1850; Extra G,
41ac; Golden C, 41Ac; D, &c; half-barrels FAC
more than barrels and boxes 12c more.
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HIDES, TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS = Heavy sailed steers,
1O1bGDIlc p ID: medium. 91a@l0c o ID: light, &c;
Cowhides, SC p b: saited Kip, 7c sailed Calf loc;
sailed Veal, &c. dry Hides, usual selection, 1S@
Kip, 14@15c; dry Calf, zoe: prime Goatskins, 209
Soc each; Kids, sc; Deerskins, good summer, sue
p ID; medium, 15@25c; winter, lO9loc; Sheep-
SKINS shearlings IO@2Oc each; short wool, 25@35cs
each; medium, 3O@45c each; long wool, 4O9oOc
each. Culls of all kinds. about 12c less
TALLOW-No. / rendered. 414@4l2c; country
Tallow, 4@D414c; refined, &c; Grease. 3@313c Q b.
WOOL-New lambs and fall clips quoted at 69oc;
Quotations for the spring clip are: HUMBOLDT ana
Mendocino, 121a@14c; Choice Northern, lU9llc;
San Joaquin, seven months, 6@Sc; do, IL months,
5@6112c: Nevada, 5(610c; Eastern oregon, heavy,
1880; do choice, 9td1Oc; Valley oregon, 12@l31ac
p fb.
HOPS-NominaI at 206c p ID.