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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-16

roRElGx MARKEn.


Financial.
London. Nov. A-siIver, = s-led. Con-
soils. 1ios.-
Londen Noney Market.
London, Nov. f5.-Money rates have been
arm and shera has been brisk demand
for gold for the continent Il Is prohahgs
that large shipments ara gong to India
shortly. Dear money has restricted hnxi-
ness on the stock exchange. but the tone
has been good In all departments except
mines, which were stagnant and depressed
on the apprehension that the Transvaal
would demand a big indemnity Of tina
Chartered South African Company for the
Jameson raid Public investments in
Africans have almost ceased. Seemingly
the speculative element has transferred
its affection to cheap American adven-
sures. The demand for low-priced bonds
and shares OF recognised American rail-
roads Il active 1T increasing prices The
Venezuelan settlement would have had .
great effect on the market but for the
rumorS of troubls between the United
States and Spain over Cuba Northern
Pacific rose 8. Norfolk & Western Ia.
Missouri Pacific and Central Pacific and
Illinois Central were down l. Other
changes we're trifiing on the week.
Lord Salishury's speech at the Guild hall
banquet had steadying effect ON foreign
securities.
hreadstuas and Grains.
Liverpool. Nov. 14.-Czose, wheat-Spoe
quiet: demand poor. No. red winter Is
ID No. California. "a I'd. Futures closed
steady with near and distant positions I'D
lower. November. December, January
and February. u I'D: March. - lssd.
/. Coxn-Spot quiet: American mixed. -
SD Futures closed quiet with near and
distant positions I'D lower. November. Is
I'D: December. s. sid: January. Febru-
ary and March. s. Hsd-
Flour-3teady: demand arm. freely sup
Piled: st. Louis fancy winter. 81 Sd.
Hops.
1ops-At London. Pacific coast. - e.
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VIEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. New. iA--The stock rnsrke.
today Tss narrow sad Irregular under the
Influence % professional operations. The
opening was strong at fractional improve
merits based en- higher pyires for Amsri-
eau securities IL I.oa9or. sharp advances
occurring Fl tafesnasicnAis aud iow-prirsd
shares The rise was soon checked BY
realsxsngs ard hear pressure against sa-
gar. that stock declining rosrt. Toward
II c'c2csk The upward movement WAS re-
sGned With considerable sfgcr. IN s1stci-
patton Of szvershis bsak statement. TIE
clos-ag vss aesyg n tone a. unsnnpertant
fractional changes
Bonds were moderately active and come
noteworthy g2irs occurred In the rsor-
gaas-stson issues. Ths sales FOR the day
were !. 81. xN
Government AesGs were easier FOR The
nsg fears. hiock 81 sae $50 changing
hands 81 fisA.. The o,a .ssaes bod steady
SILVER ee-ss2casez we're practically IN
changed En- SsaL-zs % sts.aa.
Week of Higher Prices
TIE week epsasa With ss.zisa sentiment
n sh1<Asceade.cy- Eexez apsneass os IA
woraale character usre also ~ evlGsncA
ard gave farce 10 he upward rsovezaezt
Tee revival OF business activity ard ire
rsarkss ease e money also disposed iha
advocates % stsa prices toward sgr-es-
ssve tactics ard sncoGrz<sd ire formation
% pose@s n a number % stockss t1cfuS.-<
E.sny az TIE unusually Inactive shares ard
sy>ecassttesS The Aeavy deposits % goa "a
tAe eisarirg house vaults n settlement OF
bank Balances exsteree3 csearsy tie con-
pete saoss1ene~ % alarm as 70 -ae Hnan-
eaai esstseok and permitted rnorsy lenders
20 -eat more aseraksy 18th the n1&-gantsIe
community Eeavy Suysnx er3ers were
executed ~ the commission houses In tire
1ox-rr.ex4 shares q conG.skan watch svs5-
zfsE
the s<reEuoGs s-crts ~ the Tears and sod
ear balls 20 eysrg sesa< q material reac-
sS,z TIE market ero2isnea 10 al extent
thai caused many OF RE unusually active
aAArws 80 ssere heavily.
Ecl.aw.1x ne sayosAess t2rc IN tie yea-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-16

z McSetil. wAo ~ reason Of hss skill
- amusement ~ the property OF tae
whs;s ss 3. H AZ 80 = Navigation Cenrsay
1s ssecssd 70 be president ard general
Ia1ake- o. the renrx1nsxe8 company. Is
= san krzHcasco tor ira purpose Of aa-
pAny ard t1e Southern Pacific Company.
asa asa Those existing with the North
Fasfne Steamship Company. should he
.rraas-neas sssrs w aosi : a N i,nss
1sste restoration cf freight rates between
san Francisco and Portland
The Stockholders Of the Northern Pa
s.ns Railway Company held special
Ire purpose OF the meeting was the final
step n the Reorganization plan adopted
iasS March. authorizing the issue az
aoacs 70 TIE amount OF $50 90. 200 20 take
tie ROAD oar Of TIE receivers hands. o.
tne BONDS 80. sao ca ara general lien . per
cent bonds. and $gaa 90. so are Per cent.
go go INNING 20 years The issue OF
oooos T. secured by mortgages on the
eompanys property and franchises The
proceedings were merely formal ex-Ser~
aror spooner voting the proxies Of the
last official act as the NorxherYa Pas.islcsx
attorney President e " Winter. ar the
northern Pacific; Attorney \. w wask
John A. Hambird. Of Hudson. attended
the nesting.
A new ard valuable joint tars1 for west
bound business. that becorzes effective
tonarrow. has been issued by the Great
Northern, Northern Pacific. oregon Rail-
road & Navigation Company. Ainaeapo-
lis. ST. Paul A Sault Ste. Marie and Ca
madam Pacific railways, IN connection
with the lines OF the Western Freight
Association and Central Traffic Assoc.a-
ton. winch give the same rates on all
commodities as fixed By the Tgansconss-
mental freight rate committee for Cali
foTnta. There are many rev special rules
and conditions. among which 10 Is stated
that no freight IS TO be contracted
through to destination without transfer.
and that all freight Is subject TO transfer
IN route, as the necessity or convenience
OF the carriers require Tx must conse-
Quensiy be loaded I'm such manner as 70
be transferred without injury The sizes
of cars that will be secured Is fixed 80 IS
to conform with tho requirements OF
grades. tunnels and snow sheds west OF
the Missouri river. L. III. Gray. Western
freight manager IL the Great Northern.
was out among the business men OF the
city Saturday distributing copies OF the
new tariff.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-16

J ROSSLAND /,
AND ALL
, Kootenay Points. /,


TIME SCHEDULE.
In Eject November IS, lisa
Trains Leave Seattle
For Spokane. 81 Pau. ana East $50 o m
For Portland. 90 a. m and $40 o. IA
Scr Olympia, Gray's HArhor and South
Bend. n m
For CzrbonAdo. ::E p M
For Tacoma. 80 and - n. 10. 9 anA
So .. rs-
Trains arrive ~ Seattle
.. M
From SPOKANE. g.. Paul and East. So
sFron Olympia. Gray's Harhor and
From Carbonate. u:to .. m.
FROM Tacoma. $50. Be aud II 20 . m-,
Sac ard II 81 p. m
DAILY sxceps Sunday. All others daily.
fIre-
Through tickets to Japan and China via
Ecstheru Pacific Steamship Company. and
American line
For rates routes and other Information
call on or address
I. a. NADEAU.
General Agent Seattle.
CITY Ticket o6ice. corner Yexier way
and Front street.
Depot Ticket Office. corner Western
avenue and Columbia street.
A. y. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No. Is Morrison street, corner Third,
Portland. Or.
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That rare old tub. the Oliver w,lcost.
OF thu United States revenue cutter SER
vice. drsfted In with the tide yesterday
from Port Townsend. where she has baeu
resting from her long crit down from
Alaska Tho wolcoSt In standing 3oks
in the service, and an assignment aboard
or her Is considered somsthing like q sers.
tencs TO the county jail Her particular
mission al this time Is for Inspection.
There are good stories told about her. ors
OF which Is thar her screw il run with .
belt. OF course. this is not true, bat serves
70 show the contempt In waicil the 0neer
old shell IL held. She Is OF 1919 tons. see-
csd csass beils In San Francisco In i2s3
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WATER 'FRONT.' NOTES

United States revenue caster Grant 10
eoaiiuS a. the Seattle Coal and Iron Com.
p4nyss hnnkers-
The City OK Topeka took on coal at the
Oregon Improvement 5ank@ra yesterday
for her return trip Tuesday morning.
Steamship WashsenAw came OF Quar-
termastGr dock Saturday. ard Is now at
Oregon Improve aert bslnkers ioa Ting
coal From here SHE gees 20 Tacoma "a
complete = cargo Of wheat for San Frau
cisco.
The nippon Yasen kaisass's steamer
E5nshfE Azru came ever fran the ~pxrg
Orchard dry dock yesterday about sleek
ard went at once TO the Oregon Improve
ment bsankers, whsrs s1ss commenced taxi
ing ccsL
Steamer City % Topeka arrived down
from Alaskan ports yesterday morning az
O'Clock She brought thirty-one cabin
passenger, ara forsy-one In the sts~raea
The Topeka leaves again for tia north
Tuesday morning ~ O'Clock
The steamer Angeles. % Port Townsend.
brought ever lead of freight that was 4
part OF the cargo OF the Erztsiia when
teat steamer went ashore at Point Wilson
a portion 81 the cargo that was In :
rntasurs. servicAzbl&. MA. bought ~ ee-
asile parties. and Il WAS those cons.xn~
nsents that were delivered BY the Angelica
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AAs e. former occasions trsed The clns, Of
Tered BY The wesee-r reeds and t'su~a Il
Aes ~ Al sAsssfaesswx K suxxes@s IN 80
slT1 SnzS the Casxaxo-Ss. Faui ksSes re-
80 oss< o. thu business ezslreIv- Tssts
= sasSss.-sG s-.as Il DOT ok III to the SAT-
1ssac<zex u the We&sega roads and yasy
raa SCI Into sAe 6cs.asss x shey scsSsslr
Ia IasEe IS stranx element Of doubt
lever. n rhsAr Sesng sAss TO get any %
sss xrasoe- as. Erssss tAe zsnsss Of the scsns
Trans association 5asn "a ths excursion
es eass % Chicago. there - no cnance
q s1e Western roaA=s running any cf Hae
= excursions The ioSns t-atie association
Gas &c many tines refused 20 take action
s&ls-aAr 20 that whseA sAe Western rcsds
1nw desire az tAem that shsre - only .
Wy SINAI chance cs their es.ns Il ncw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-16

Yesterday was . particularly busy DAY
on Yesisr wharf. the occasion being re-
narkabis on account Of the amount of
freight handled. and number Of vsssels
docking. The Kingston came over from
Victoria with thu Graz opera company.
and after unloading tas scenery and bag
rage went on to Tacoma On her return
shs took aboard large amount or pss-
sonai baggage OF the party OF Don 81
Dickinson. bound for Victoria Besides thu
Kinesson's arrivals. within few hours.
there were the steamers Utopia. State OF
washington Fairaaven and Garland. ali
loaded to the guards with miscellaneous
CAT goes The Grau Companys rr1pessy
and baggage were transferred 20 ths fly
er dock. from which tie company lest
for Tacoma. In order 20 make connections
for Portland last night.
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TT. Cara6san Pacific has the excursion
business IN us vest pocket and refuses 70
sece<se To the wishes OF competing roads
"a reduce the arsozlnr Of IS service IN that
direction. Somx time ssEee the western
rosas asked the Canadian Fag4Ec % con-
sna fts excursions from ps.nfs IN TIE Tar
Northwest 20 Eastern Eaaa3saa points 70
TIVE Or three Gays "a each week tbs tbs
Canadian Pzeszsc declined 20 &C. * says
thai the Sssaa suggested wocld be very SAT
sssaerory tor tae Chirxxs-SsA fana Anss
wAazsa rzsade ne request. n4t not 81 Al sal
sssaescrr for tee Canadian Pacific. - u
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


chicago. Nov. A--TAs rers which
he,pe~a tne operations ~ The bears In
waeat so5ay comprised rain n I.dta aad
Increasing farmers deliveries IN tire
Northwest. 4 prominent coeson house Ia
New YORK had cselse-arn from Their
Bombay correspondent saying that rain
had tatisn ard bad doae zuucn good 10
crops There were n0zz@ruzss messages
received from Names n.oEls aad essew here
"a TIE Northwest 90 tAe ssgace thas FARM
e-x, deliveries had Increased considers bly,
ard Kansas ~Iry repsov ~ better ~eSssrts
there Missn&poiss aTs Dzsasfta rscssgss
were 81 cars ag2tzsS - Saturday last
and 1.9-S cars year age 6G-eaxo re-
csfse1 s. carloads scc@g, against 80 las;
year. Taa weeks shipments cs wheat ard
no1- <~osa aota coasts Ees@ s.sSt.a BUSH
<.s, aS.rs tie hezvasss Ter Azy week ~
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exue.aa .eerfsA<zcnn. - arhIsrnge houses.
which had 5eez perGs<ers sellers Of Amer
srsns. surre6 20 Tie bur ss<e. "a addition
81 argument bezng The 1oupas<e success q
the sale Of 50. mo.a4 ~ New York CITY -
pep <s-v horaA The ep4c1aIsses followed
rsry w.desv and we're sensitive 70 rArricgs-
lar srsusr.<A- The railway bond market
wa assa CONSEQUENTLY active and s-rong.
esp>xszEy Il sae aetsva iozzee Dealings
In "a <o~1hsrn Pacific securities trAea
issued, were srsuguratec. During the asst
kals OF ire week variety Of var sczres
unsettled the speculative temper ard
caused re list excsrs "a few instances.
~~@k-s market closed heavy II tone ~
sharp nes declines In . nunner OF SHARES.
The aggregate sales we're Ike 900 shares
Basirsxs IN nords was large ana strong
n eore ana exceptionally vel d.ssr.nuset-
The aHses wers Gs-s2-Oe
Cove-zmenxs ruled generally higher o.
sales % ssy .asA
silver cersincases were pressed Tor sale
and ruled geasrAly lower on Sales OF
sLz CO.
Banks In Excellent CenAfeSon.
The New York Financ.er Gays this week:
..1ae effects OF = return 20 confidence are
ptasrIv sacxr Ia the Statement cf tbs
clearing scuse nanks OF New York city
for she week eaxA-ng November IL Tire
expansion IN gold has probably never been
squasse<t In a s-rnisar time. The movement
Is now PURIFY voluntary. and II tae tn
crease OF S. 600 II the United safes
treasury Is added 70 the amount received
by The New York banks Il will be se@n over
sassaAe in CO. has alrea<3y coms into
sigh, ssrce election from these two
sources alone. How many other banks
throughout me country are carrying gosi.
there IL 10 exact means OF knowing. bur
the total mus be enormous. For tas asst
time Ia weeks domestic exchange al In
terror points has risen TO . premium and
the banks OF New xcrk are now gaming
largely IA cash from these sources The
sub-freasury las also been losing money
20 the banks. 80 accumulation Of funds
aside from re-depcssts OF noarsed money
are really normal The last imports Of
gold have also swes1ed the total. The ex-
pans.on In soans IL q favorable feature Of
me statement. but there il room for .
great deas Of growth IA this item In q
sentence. tire statement shows that the
banks are again IN . position to meet al
legitimate demands made upon them
n~~~ -
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several ymrx. "a. x.~s. ~s.>-~~~~ a.
wheat ana acssr frarr xss.~,s~ -.,s--s -.-~
mooerAIe ~ 1ocz. "a s6sB c.sSAeEx Ta~
=. market was sr1 Ewe- BerI4n
80 Irins lower. bat Paris ssrorx
Ia n@grsr. New York reported xn.ae
E1sAsss were sakan - Drs--ra scr shszs-
- - = ssfrslsa aad y. as Bushels direct
= -. 80 fcrx go South Africa
:. S-<s- ~ SOD spari1giy ~ tie opening
Sc ,rc-n that Down 70 zss&c- cics-
's. against sSSEsc yesterday.
~ @As sa-ray active sn4 might In
con par1son with wheat De called arm.
49,. .ess quiet via narr0w rsnes ~
psees En-ch rrssd q sha1e under ve<te--
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From Seattle. including berth In foursse
sleerer from Portland: 81 first-es.ss. tn
clssfsng berth In FulsrnAn Sleeper frcrs
Portland. for train leaving $40 >. a. Mo-
vs<roer II. and 4s4s - "a November a.
Rates to points East. Through California.
saras nprthern Ines. Southern parIsa
Ticket Once. 81 Frat avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-16

Z6rs srow, attorney for the American
Loan ana trust Company. WAS In 0mahA
a few DAYS AFRO en- route scr the East to
confer with the honthci1ers az the Ore
goa short Line & Utah Eorshern Nr
sssw M n conferences with Presto ant
tne Union Pacific, relative % Short Line
affairs The segregation OF tha Shore
line VII probably occur February IL
said NE sr0w In answer 10 . question.
and certainly not lister than March !.
Ias arrangements are about compzeted
fer Is removal from tire hands al the re-
c@aFers. and ! expect will BE- coFnplssed In
q couple OF ronths."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-16

war Or long primer faces On the follow
snx xsxs boasss: NcruarslI or rnsnson. Do<
exSe<4zax u ems pseAs brewer. Rot ex-
eee1snx - GEES rscs. long prsnser. rot ex-
ceeasnx ~ ems pa Special terms ~
large arx.sra Acdrsss pesE-IaSeiilgsncss
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49, Leather fl o*5s
Flour.
Flour-Receipts. z7.eoa: exports. 1000 bar.
rsis Market duh aa<, weaker with prfces
lower TO sell Minnesota patents, A759s
SO.
Wheat.
wreat-g<cesrte, Isse bushels. AZ
Ports. 700 Spot weak; Nc hard. agssc.
options. steady on heavy weekly exports.
bat sold OF SHARPLY under weak cables
rain in India ard ss.k OF increasing Oh
c.ai Western receipts, again Weakened and
closed ISi@e net decline. close. May. ss%c;
December, Sc
Hops-F.rn: Pacsec coast. IS crop. 81
1s4c, 50 crop. sEas7re.
Wool.
voos-Quaet: domestic c.ece. iSTtsc.
pulled. 1s37se-
Coppe~-stranx: brokers. riIc.
Pig srcn-Ncrthern. silGt1
fs4ad-Strorgs brokers s2-&
T3a-piates. quiet.
Coffee.
Corea-0psioas e.nses. xteasfw. ur-nsrr-
s.S 20 points ret decliaS. December. s. 50.
March, e. sas9@sS sr5, coffee, Rio weak;
Ne savcace. 1eiSc.
Sugar.
SuSsr--Rsw. steady fair refining. 80
sI-Isc. centrifugal. Sd-tsst. !-isc. refined.
aa.et. standard a. tse. ecafec toners,
&.e. g-analatsd. slsc-
petroleum
Pssroseu-n-Guset. u5.ses closed 10 bio.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tsansactfons Since January 4 ana
for the Week.
Real estate transactions since January I.
1895, are $3.50 1880. There were filed for
record during the week 52 deeds. the con-
siderafions aggregating So lass. Follow
Ing is the record Of the week by days, In
Guiding Saturdays transfers.
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aAlI1 THE cAAO.
s s. =. - AFy4voL
8 ~ ezna nffscoms a. 91De =
2 ~ 80 n Seattle 81 - =
= r. 8 RfTaronna at.. 80 -
- - 0sosynpza At. - -
SYY or AEEKDEES.
/ nI1y Szceps Sunday.
SIS Arrtva
~ - nfToeoma 1T. eOa0
H q 60 : nj otym5 ia a.. l5Op8
=. - q Tacoma at..- p -
= ~ d seattle 49,. ~ 3 n
Ss1eea feastls and TseomA. s
f@S1fn9 81 6satfss City dcek. foos
"a .vDuS . CO. AGsasa
~ Aock. Tesepho1A. 0aln u
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Money ana Exchange.
Money on call easy IT Sgt per cent:
prime mercantile paper. 500 per cent
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual
business IN bankers bills at $assis 6Is5ia
sor demand. and s4slz 64sz for % days:
posted rates. s4-szssJ4s4 ard "a ss14ss:
commercial bills. t4sl- Bar SILVER. siAc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-16

11mw elan NcDauaA leaves City
MI. Monday. Wednesday and
- 81 4 m. Tor Edmonds. Everett
ohcmish River points. connecting
= Wisley Navigation Co. for Tacoma
014npts.
- 1cek. steamers for all points points
" - 1oun& Open all niGllf. Teaspoons
g. 3. q. YEBKE6. Manager.
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DreaAstu1s anA GRAINS.
ean Francisco. Nov. n-F.our-Fausiy
extras. E-ia0s =: bakers extras. AscgS:
supernne. 81 ssa45a.
whsas-sh.pp ng. s. szssss1 ssz Cor No. i
And rs for choice milling, 81 szsxGz- szl7
barsey-Fesd. fair 20 gcod s0ls2azc.
choice. s51s7src; brewing. seasgssc.
oass-Waite. 81 ieni %. black for feed.
Sc0$i.ess black for seed. ti-AxS Is, red for
seed, slxlx.fD
Recetpss-Flour. quarter sacks. 1900:
wheat. censzis, fss. sDo. barley. centass. ST.
eoa: oats. eentz.s. 60: potatoes. sAcxs.
i.soos on.ons. sacks. 5ss. corn. centaIs. 1900;
beans. sacks. ..sass bran. sacks. 80. MD
ditngs. sacks. coo; hay. tons. 7sz. wool.
hales. s7a: hides. number. ss7: rais.ns.
boxes. So. quicksilver. tasks. %; hops,
bales, 81: wine. gallons, Is. go: brandy.
galloas. 6eN.
Produce. Fruits. Etc
Feed and MISUNDERSTANDING Sls91o 50
per ton. California bran. st49it5a; outside
brands bran. N2al2-o per ton
HAy--Whear. ts9i0.5a. wheat and oat 81
lo.So: Cat. 3665e. barley. river. &f56 %. best
barley, E0s-5o: alfalfa. s. 5fs.s6. frst cut
Ting. $445. clover, $sa5s, stock. S9S: CON-
pressed wheat. $sx7s.59: compressed cat,
Sas-se. STRAW. s5G5c per bale.
Pctatoes-Eariy Rose. sosJ4oc per GENITAL;
common Salinas Fairbanks. ax3ssc: fancy
tlQi-z.
Vegetables - Onions, 1sassc: picked
onions ssd5oc: tomatoes. z45ac: cncum-
hers, @9stc: summer squash. sl6s.2s per
box. cream squash. 2S43ce: egg plant, 2sa
Soc. green pepper. z34oc per box. dried do.
Sqlsizc Per pound: green okra. 4od16oc per
box: dried do. la0lzs-c per box: lima beans.
u.S0l-o. Earfics ii492c per pound.
0fa
apples. sc6u: common apples. s5G5oc:
strawberries. S31450 per chest; rasp-
berries. 1901 per chest. cranberries,
Gs0S.0 per barrel: black grapes, 30
GEc per box, muscAt. ..6soc: Tokay, Is
9ooc: common pears, S1s1e: winter Nell
In. 7sc8n.3 par box: pomegranates. per
box. S6eec; Mexican times per box, E.5o
o.. California lemons. Hat.ss: good 10
choice. DO. sl.snG.: fancy do. g so0a:
bananas. a8s per bunch: plnsappses. so
Z per dosen.
Buster-Fancy creamery. .46esc; second.
1lle: fancy dairy. nc: second. i79isc
p:ckled- fsdlsc: frk!n. 1asff7c.
chsese-Fancy mild. new. aafec; young
American. fo0lIc. Eastern. Isa2l3c
Eggs-Store. nominal: ranch, 3oos7ssc;
Eastern. aeuesc: duck eggs. &c
Poulsry--Live turkey gobh'ers. lIdIsc;
fens. uGlsc: young turkeys, leGigc: rooe-
fers. old. 81. do young. AS42s hroiiers
small. Ss-sa1ss5; do large. ssd3.5. fry
ers. G-ssds.so. hens. s4fs: ducks. old. $50
a.: do young. s. sss74 80: geese. per pair
uss: goslings. u5ofsi.T5: pigeons. old. &c
al: do young. u-358i.sa: hares, 81; rab-
bits. GUl-z5: gray geese C5s
Closing ou0tafions.
sfs7s
Bariey-Qeset; May. ssc.
CorH--Large yellow, sec.
Bran-calsfornss, N4l4sc
Wool.
Nool-Ehosee mountain. ef7-c: door
mountain. seI5c: San joaquin plains. 3zs5c.
do foothil. sGfc: Northern faa. 719c.
Hops.
Heps-s4sc per pound sor eair 20 choice.
and io2ic Per pound fer fancy.
Financial.
Silver bars -. ga Dratt<-sixht Par