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past. ard both imports ard experts $50
a large Increase TIE rnair fezra-- : sne
large Increase IN g0ods exports from mere
20 America. This gives a healthy eessrrue-
ton TO ire rise in American exchange
Paris exchange is nearing the gold point
Er~a<issufIs and Grains
liverpool. Aug. s--wheat-Spsf- eaies'
demand poor. No. = red winter, IS 20
No. :. red spring. s. sid: No. l. para
Manitoba. IS ID No. !. California = 80
Tsafuree eiesed unchanged. August. -
sid: September, S. SD. October. IS 60.
November. s. ssx3, December. - "a; jan
uary. IS I'D.
c0rn-Srcr, duh: American mixed. new
n nd Futures opened i.Tsad lower: Az
gust closed Arm. I'D lower. and other
months I'd iower: August. 70 mAds sep
ternb4r. - Fsi@d. October, IS ies@fs NoFeFn-
Der. 3 is7.d: December. IS ies4d' January
- I'D.
rlsnr--ssezdv; demand fair; freely sup
Piled ST. Louis fancy winter. IS 81.
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The Fair VIII Contest.

San Francisco, Aug. S.-The answer TO
the suit commenced by Charles L. Fair TO
test the validity of the trust effected by
his fathers will was filed this morning by
Trustee Goodfellow. The complaint al
legged that the trustees were in unlawful
possession of the property OF the Fair es-
tate. The answer specifically denies every
allegation In the complaint, and for cross
complaint alleges that the trustees hold
the property by virtue of the trust created
by will Both wills are fully set forth in
the cross-complaint and so pleaded that
their validity will come directly in ques-
ton. Charley Fair intended. If he was beat
en- in the attempt to destroy the trust
clause. to contest the will before jury.
Goodfellow's answer brings the validity OF
the will directly in question In the equity
proceedings. and the whole cause will thus
be decided by the Judge alone.
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Cant. +. ] Rathbone port captain of
the Oregon Railway & Navigation Com
pany. at Portland. who was I'm the city
Wednesday and returned home the same
evening. reports that the steamers T. ].
Potter and Telephone arc having the hot
test competition in their history. They
sach make the run from Portland to Ka-
lama In two hours, making two landings
on the way. When the Potter is light she
usually wins. but when she is loaded tho
TelppNone comes in ahead. The X. r.
Thompson and the Bailey Gatzert, too.
are having a warm competition The
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
IS building three lght-draught stern
v-henlers for the Willamette river trade.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Tho BOARD of Trade.

Chicago. Aug S-F'irSt trades IN wheS'
showed i4TI.c loss. and sold OF A traction
mere. eased OF quarter. advanced some,
ruled steady. and closed &c higher 'haii
Yesterday. The early show or WEAKNESS
vas due largely 90 the increased receir's
q ST Louis Cables were Indifferent. New
York reported the cash demand SLOW am
uss cost the price something. the h.Eisiisi !
visible supply was repoyted as increased
laose0 bushels On the other hand, the
Fsice Current was little huilish IN ITS re-
rsaras OF winter wheat, and the WeatheF
N the Northwest was not "a favoraeie as
q late. too much rain occurring. certain
professionals were inclined 20 favor tpe
.eas" side Disappointing exports STAR
20 The reaction, ard the break III CO.. :,
vas something Of a factor. The shiai'
Usce was against the price also
Corn Wes fairly active and rather III l,
esrfv. hat broke later, rallied some anu
aosed with "a loss OF ss9sSc for september
&C decline FOR October. December Is ao"i'
sc ana Nay up &C.
Oats were quiet and steady. Fiuctt'S.
.cas were confined 20 sc. and the MA 50
eiosei without important changes tte'"
yesterday shorts were fSsr BUYERS eAtas =
snd the market followed corn 10 n''"-
s,ste extent
Fscyislons opened weak and closed n'ni
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF SALE-Notice is hereby
given that under and by virtue OF TWO
certain chattel mortgages given py
Mary \. Hansen and John Johnson,
mortgagors. one mortgage being gwen
10 George IL. Copeland, mortgage, DAT
ed the 18th day OF June, 1888, ana re-
corded in the office of the co.lector on
customs for the district OF Puget sohha
on the LIST day Of July, lS9o, IN book .
of mortgages on page 5. WHEREBY tne
said mortgagors mortgaged 10 me sala
mortgages the schooner Ella Johnsoi'
together with all of her rlasts, ooWspiII'
boats. anchors. cables, chains. rigglns'
tackle, furniture and all other hsSes-
saries thereuEto appertalnns an -, ~.
longing. 10 secure the payment or seven
hundred dollars. with interest thefson
at the rate of ten per cent, per atihu NUN
from said June ls. 1876 ana wisieh sa,a
mortgage was on August 3, lsso, duIy
assigned To the undersigned Jonah !;
Smith; and one mortgage gwen oy san
Inortgagors TO Johan L. smith, mort
gage. dated November s. 1891. and re-
corded ln the office OF the coNector o.
customs for the district " fuget SOUND
on the !fh day of November, 1854, IN
book 1 of mortgages at page ", where-
by the said mortgagors inortEaEes1 - ~
the said mortgage the scnQohsE A.la
Johnson, together with ali OF heF mas.
bowsprit. boats. anchors, caeles. mans.
rigging tackle. furniture ana al otne.
neCessaries thc-eunto appertaihihs am
belonging. TO secure the payn,l ,s!ays Q,
annuua from Oetober Il. 1894, and an
attorneys fee OF fifty dollars the condi-
.fous OF which mortgages have been
broken by said mortgagors, and oy VIZ
fue of the statute IN such ease made
and provided, 1 XIII offer at pubic auc-
ton at the foot Of Eagle street. II the
harbor OF Seattle city OF Seattle, h9lg
county. state of Washington, on the
18th dav OF August. A. ID. lSsS. at the
hour Of ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day the above named schooner
FILA Johnson. together with all OF her
rrasts bowsprit. boats, anchors. cables
chains rigging. tackle. furniture AID all
other ueceEssrfes thereunto appertatE-
ing and belonging, TO the highest bid
der for cash.
said schooner Ella Johnson is enrolled
IN the Office Of the collector OF customs
yo~ the distrsc. OF Puget sound, Official
number ise. 40 lergth sis feet. breadth
70 feet. depth % feet, net tonnage 1852
tons.
ed rnorfrages and the notes secured
thereby IS the SUM OF two thousand dol
Lars and interest at The rate OF ten pr
cent Tar annEm on thirteen hundred dol
lars since October u. 1%s. ana on seven
h75ra~ed dollars since June y, Iss5. with
ar Attorneys fee Of Gfty dollars and the
~rsts OF this foreclosure
Assignee and Mortgagce.
GEORGE 8 Bush.
BYERS a. BYTRS.
Atsornrv= for Assignee and Mortgages.
r. VAN rEs NANTER.
sheriff OF Krng County. State or Wash
ByI. J. crabiree. Deputy.
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MARINE NEWS.

EoquIam. Aug. s.-Ssiled-For san
Francisco. schr Mary and Ida enc ST.
Point Iona August e-Sailed-Schr IVY.
San francisco. Aug s.-Arrived-Aliee
blanchard. Coos bay: ship Spartan, seat
tie. Departed-CIty OF Puebla. victoria
and Port Townsend: San Benito. Tacoma
Freighfa ard charters-American bark
Guardian. now at Hadlock. lumber,
thence 10 Callao direct: American bark
Seminole. now at Puget sound lumber.
thence to SYDNEY.
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SHIPPING PLUMs EAST.
seattle the Center for the Business
the sound Country.

Seattle the Center for the Business In
the sound Country.
The successful shipment of strawberries
10 the East is being followed up by the
Rochester Brokerage Company with ship
ments OF plums. The fruit does not go in
car load lots, but considering the fact that
the venture is new, and the shipments are
often 10 small towns. II is highly satisfac-
tory. A ton of piums for North Dakota is
only a sample OF several similar orders.
None has gone farther East, but many
are going to Idaho. Montana and British
Columbia.
Quantities of the pluns are grown in the
vicinity of Olympia. but all are shipped
from this city, as it is the center of Wash
ington fruit districts.
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RellInaharn Bay News.

Whatcom, Aug. Special. -Eight cars
of shingles were shipped from here this
morning TO points in Illinois and New
York.
The quarterly examination OF teachers
began today. Twenty second grade
and sixteen third grade certificates ex-
pire this month.
The members of Company z each re-
ceived sI3 50 last night for services rem
dered during the industrial troubles TWO
wears ago.
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Attention Sir KNIGHTS.

The twenty-slxth triennlsI conclave
Grand Eacsmpnlent Of the United States,
viii ha held IN Roston. August ssfh to sch
Il "a expected that more than 3 GO swords
viii be in line. and Boston is preparing to
give the knights royal welcome The
Northwestern limo has made a rate 81 one
frst.cfass fare for round trip. Tickets on
sale August 18th 20 e}th.
=. ". PARKER.
Puret Sound Agent. 81 Front street Sc
attic
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.-....- r,c,r--rr--s rR cnryErnrr.-ra

r-T-r-rF.'TT ftDLTES-r u EtsEf HOUND
L Daily Except Sunday.
v1zvee Seattle s.f5 a m. li:50 a. m. ~
- = Leaves Everett a. m, 2 o. m,
p ss,laaraavs-Leaves Seattle II a. IN; Leaves
rvcrett p N,
Sfngfa trip. TIE: round trip e -.
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sro-
honish.
street. -.-.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NANIGA-
TON COMPANY.
C!aud Troap. Pres. L. w. Coo4ales sees
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The Highway Lawyer

Cincinnati Tribune.
mo" said Smallwort. who was taking
his ease under his own vine ard f}g tree.
''no. won't give you anything 10 eat.
but If you VIII 30. some work / VIII give
YOU a quarter In cash
"Do yol know" said Everett Wrest.
"that I've 60, a mighty good case agin
you fer attempted bribery. II l only felt
IKE Dushin' liz
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William Shanahan, who was arrested
with the NcMahons on suspicion or 0Aprn-
nl}ritv IN the assault on Mrs OFT. was
released Yesterday. there being no evil
dence against him. Re says he was In
zicMahon's house when the fight occurred
60 al he had TO do with II was that he
went ont seized Mcmahon and told him
"a on home
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stock Exchange.

new York. Aug. s-Stock speculation
reached the minimum. and prices rnovexs
irregusariy. London was weak. Small
reaAzaslon sales and covering of short
contracts were the factors. The grang-
ers fuctuated within a limit Of per cent.
the widest range being made by BurIsng-
ton. The heayiness OF the wheat market
heipec TO steady the stocks OF the grain
carrying roads generally. Reading was
the only stock OF the coal group ia which
activity was displayed Denials Of the
rumors that Individual operators had
combined to glut the market with coal at
- a ton strengthened speculation in the
coal shares. During the last hour Of busi-
ness a generally firm tone prevailed.
Among the net gains was ] per cent. IN
Colorado Fuel, while losses were recorded
OF "a per cent. In Erie preferred. Ia per
cent in cordage Guaranteed and Great
Northern preferred. The market closed
firm In tone
Bonds were quiet ard firm. The sales
were s1,i2s.o9.
Government bonds-Firm.
State bonds-Afoderately active.
Railroad bonds-Fl;m.
Financial.
Money on cail-Easy al per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3A.44 per cent
Sterling exchange. quiet and steady.
with actual business In bankers bills at
sfsels a. s0i2 for demand and slSi4 04sla
for sixty days; posted rates, A.seQ4sL
Commercial bills-s4ssixGl4.sSA.
Silver certificates-6Ii 2G61a..
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TO OPEN CEDAR MOUNTAIN MINE.
Capt. Blair Preparing to Resume Oper
ation-Tie Lumber Business.


Can't Samuel Blair. we'll known to Sc
attic business men as a heavy operator
in lumber at San Francisco. is in the city,
having come TO straighten out the affairs
of the Cedar mountain mine, which came
into his possession through the action OF
the Pacific bank, OF San Francisco, three
years ago and operate 1t. The machin-
cry and fixtures are there. in fair condi-
ton, and pumps are now at work remov-
ing the water
Mr.. Blair speaks in euiogistic terms of
the spirit OF enterprise that has rebuilt
Seattle. and has great faith in the fu-
ture of the city.
Capt. Blair says that the lumber bust
ness OF California is dull and unprofit-
able. Redwood sells ct sl1 per 1000 for
rough and ST for dressed. irop of s.
per 1000 from last year. Business in 9TH
er lines is improving. Money - more
plentiful and is easily obtained on good
security.
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Mining Discoveries ON squaw Creek.

New discoveries continue TO be made in
the Squaw creek mining district Okano-
gan county. u. j. Mclean. Seattle
prospector. who recently returned from
there. reports that leads of gray copper
and magnetic iron have been discovered
about six miles from the new town Of
Ives. on the Nethow. The find has created
considerable excitement among mining
men throughout the district aIr. Nc
Lean saws the Squaw creek country is
thronred with prospectors. \ great deal
OF assessment work is being done. and
ore shipments for smelling tests are be-
ing made from several claims.
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50 the wcarer. Too. suffers.

Chicago Record.
TIe-There's the new noo8-look st Il
ever your left shoulder.
She-T can't.
Hs-~Whyr
Ard she pointed mutely TO the balloon
sleeves
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\ Purchaser.

Yoarester Cwho has just had a penny
given h.m)-'Ow much is them grapes.
! mister
Shopkecper tanGsed)-They are four
shrlings and sixpeGce a pound. my lad.
Youu<stsr-Well. then, give ms a aporth
OF carrots: Tn demon for fruit.
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>ew Great Northern steamers

Great Northern palatiai steamers North
west and NoTthland leave Duluth everv
Monday and Friday. touching At Sauft
ste Marie Mackinac, Detroit. Clevals nj
en- these magnificent steamers. at sls
Front street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DILLER.

HOTEL BlLLEk.
A. J. uphus, Everett.
T. DUFFY Everett.
J. O. Bldwen. Stanwood.
r. NJ. Brown, Stanwood.
Fred Drew. Port Gamble.
Mrs. r. ID. Croker and two children,
Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A Fisk and son. Vic
=. c. starks, stanford university.
William Siegel, Snohomish.
Jack Dunstan. Snohomish.
G. E. Harrison, Mount Vernon.
c. r. Stinson. Snohomish.
r r. Marks, Snohomish.
James Morris. Tacoma.
r. Morris, Tolt.
X u. Brown. New York
Ed C. Suffer and wife. Mount Vernon.
Il. Shortell, Sumner.
HOTEL BUTLER.
f. NJ. Jones, Spokane.
T. A Getz and family. Ellensburg.
Miss Emma Patton. Spokane.
Frank Thompson and wife, New York.
Ed German, New York.
II. G. Boyd. San Francisco.
J, Mendleson. Albany, N y.
r. Foley. Spokane
u w. Muiian. L. 8. navy.
". y. Smith end wife. Portland.
< Warhurton, Tacoma.
J. IL Rloedel. Fairhaven.
Samuel Collyer, Tacoma.
Mrs T. A. bingham, Charleston.
Fl. Meinhard. New York.
J a Brown. Victoria
NJ r. Murphy. Omaha.
w II. Wallace. St Paul.
A. r. Hofer. jr., and wife. Salem. Or.
w r. Chapman, New Cumberland.
George n. Lunt. Chicago.
J. NJ Stanley, Chicago.
< L. Georgia, Chicago.
John s. Mcmillan, Roche Harbor.
~. c. Hood. Tacoma.
=. G. Malpas. Portland.
u. Williams. Ashtabula. Or.
=. H. Plies, city.
e =. STAFFORD Tacoma.
Roy Weldon. Tacoma.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
c. w stiles. Lake Benton. Mimi.
Dr.. j. w Andrews Mankato.
J s. Wallace. Ia Conner.
Mrs !. ". Hathaway. city.
Miss J. 3. Wallace, La Conner.
y l.. Morgan. Old Homestead Co.
W l.. MAXWELL. old Homestead 90.
n r. Rogers, Old Homestead Co.
Fred can Old Homestead Co.
William Cressey. Old Homestead co.
Mrs VIM. Cressy, Old Homestead Co.
c NJ Richardson. Old Homestead CO.
Miss Lnikston. old Homestead 60.
Mrs kinhan. Old Homestead 60.
Mrs a Schiller. OLD Homestead Co.
n. W Corbin. Victoria.
Mrs u w Corhin. Victoria.
W. Ruhur. old Homestead Co.
W : Dulr1aYe. Spokane.
= J. u Browne. Spokane.
Paul +. Page, Mitchell. 6. n.
! o rndene Ia Conner.
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In the August Overland Monthly the
bicycle is treated historically by III. An
sot. II is suitable that a Frenchman
should treat this subject, because France
has done very much in the various inven-
tions that have made the modern machine.
Prof. Ansot writes enthusiastically and
interestingly of this popular theme. There
are abundant illustrations 10 show the
evnlutinn Of the hicycle.
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Hops-4Gsc per pound.
Financial.
Silver Bars .sss sag66ss Drafts. Sight. 2is
Mex. Dolrs .5Sis6i54 Drafts. Telegraph
Mining stocks.
Omaha Live stock Market.

Omaha. Aug. s-chttle--The market wss
active and steady: Western steers. ~ .FsR
tsa; Gamers, s.. sas3f. 50; stockers ana feeo-
ers. s. 1903: calves, s.. 5oGi.5o.
Sheep-Steady: fair 10 choice westerns.
s,s0gs. .; common and stock sheep. N.ss
es; lamhs, sSd5
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Entirely Too Fresh.

Judge.
Mr.. ScoffiegH--I don't see why you reo-
pie should be making such a fuss over
the new woman. You don't hear us talk
ing about the needs Of a new man.
Miss Fin de Siecle-No. AS rule, men
are new enough.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TSuTDN RUtfTE

Steamer A. r. Robinson, carrying Y. g.
mail. leaves city dock. foot of Main ST..
AZ $50 a. m; arrives At sidney AT ~: 10
leaves SlIverdaie al i2:t5 p. m; leaves
sidney on return at 2 y. IN. Fare 70 Port
orchard points DC. Daily except sunday.
- X Robinson. master. Lilly. B0gardus
e 20 agents Telephone s53. Steamer
opeu for charter on Sunday
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1sorfh tound-Leave Seattle > a. m. I:
,oe,sa T,nrt Townsend a. IN leave Friday
rsa~f.es II o a. m. leave Roche HaThor
a.sa = m arrive New Whatcor1 p. IN.
Goss.h bouna--T@eaye New WhatcCn 4 a.
- = ieava Roche Harbor a. m. leave
= ira -f,or 10 n. m. leave Port Towns
- Ar m. arrive Seattle 7.s5 p. m.
p Thonueon. managing owner. Lilly,
T7Scsrsius r Co. agents, city dock.
phone SD.
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'sold Dominion" Cigarettes
Have come Il STAY.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Aug. .-wheat-valley, SOC:
Ealla Walia 4sc per bushel.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGErA

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Rontc-
aays Weslneedays and Fridays az 12.li
n m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeuess. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
pnvs returning arrives Seattle $50 ~ m
ON rpfoEtte dava Steamer Evangel leaves
yeslar dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
y m arrives Seattle alternate days PM
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. IN. passengers re-
reived on board at a. nh August !, 81 II.
1G q 81 and 81.
For Aiaska-August 8, IL and Il. at
From San Francisco for Victoria AMI
Puget sound ports, al a. m. August 3,
s. - Is, . and g.
Tickets NAV be obtained az the Office OF
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle
GOoDALL. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents, San Francisco.
7. r. TROWBRIDGE. Act. +. s. Supt..
Seattle.
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SAX JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carrying United states mall. leaves city
srrt foot ~ Main street, Monday.
wednesday and Friday At 2 a. n. for
Tsert Townsend, San Juan Islands and
<ayv Wh2tcoass
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RoSALfE.

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday, sc
1880 y. M. returning. leaves Victoria
a. IN. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday. az a. M, Sunday. direct, at
n. m. returning direct, leaves Pore
Townsend at p. m. Telephone 10.
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Hreaasfuf1s and Ssraina.

San Francisco. Aug. s.-Fiour-Family
extras. s. .35li3. -. bakers extras, $3.l53
SIS: superfine. s.. 3S42.6o.
Wheat-No. /, shipping. 93S.c; choice.
Sc; milling, sidi .o2ia.
Barley-Feed. fair to good. 60c: choice,
GNc: brewing 7oI75c.
oats-Milling. 25cm$i: Surprise, sll1 10:
fancy feed, 97iscMs1: good to choice, s58
Nc; poor to fair, 95aSoc; black-..ray. 500
Gi@c.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, 100:
wheat. centals, 900; barley. 5000; oats.
$500: beans. e3f: potatoes, sacks. 100:
onions, sacks. SIS: bran. zoo; middiings,
as: hay. tons. 500: wool bales. 10; quick
silver, TASKS. COO: hides. ass; wine. gal
Ions. 81 800.
Options.
wheat-Very dull; December. a.e4ls:
Nav. 81 1fA.
Barley-No trading.
Corn--si 10.
Bran-$i3.
Produce.
Green apples. 25asoc: red apples. Tsca
n.25: raspberries. s. 5ad5 common straw
berries, s. 25dss.5o.
Green corn. 35ceisi a sack: green peas.
M4lzc; string beans, iisT2isc.
wild ducks. seat. young ROSTERS. s. 500
$50: flyers. Sl.5oaf5. large ROSTERS. sSn3.50.
Eastern cheese-1ld12i9c; fancy mild.
new. 5ikGiec.
onions-5oai75c.
Potatoes Early Rose 4o95oc: river Bur
banks, 10000.
Store eggs. Ise3i5c: ranch eggs. Is120c
Eastern. 1adi5c
Black single layer figs-7saI90c.
Butter-Fancy creamery, lSdlsc: sec-
onds, 16ail1c. fair 20 choice dairy, liui5c.
Wool.
WaNl-GnTinev al a eight months. San
joaquin. case. six To eight months. Gala
seras and foothill. free s4loc: 10. defec-
tive. GQSc: Northern. good 70 choice. iz6
is'te; do. detective. sdioc; new lambs and
fall clips. 5uSise. Nevada. spring, light
and choice. s4iic; heavy. egSc.
Hops.
Hops-4Gsc per pound.
Financial.
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STEAMER CHEHALrs
Leaves Gaines dock, foot OF Spring street,
TueTdays, thursdays and Saturdays ac
2 a m Returning alternate days. leaves
Union City $50 a. m. Kingston, sOc; Pors
gamble toe; Union City. 81. !
S. JACKSON. Master.
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