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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-03

or less strong resemblance to him. The
first thing tia. strikes one in looking
AZ him is the strength of charc;er shown
I'm his coua.enance and expression.
Every lineament and line of his face
sDeaks of determination and steadfast-
ness Of purpose. II is face that is re-
markable in lis mobility and expressive
ness. Ny. Bryan has what would be
termed in feminine parlance grand
ewes" large. dark and deeply expressive
OF the feeling Of the speaker. His gaze
is direct and his eountenance open and
frank. In speaking his expression is
tia. Of one intensely in earnest and is
indicative of the power and force and
COURAGE of the man. It's severe and full
T. Of purpose from the broad, high forehead
down TO The firm, powerful chin. Il is
d countenance whose owner no one would
attempt to tride with, while at the same
time he would stake his last penny on
the honor and integrity of the man pos
sassing IL. II is an exceedingly hand
some and manly face. Its chief charm,
however. is when is gravity or severity
is broken by a smile. 1t is remark
able transformaton-the sunshine burst
ing through the clouds; Immediately
Mr.. BRYAN becomes the picture OF
good humor and gentleness. His
smile is sweet and kindly and shines out
of his great eyes with soft light very
strongly in contrast 70 the lightning that
flashed from them before. This is ne
face Of Mr.. Bryan described after close,
careful and lengthy study Of it.
i bears the stamp OF true greatness,
and any reader of character would i'm
mediately single it's owner out as leader
Of men. one who loved his fellow man
and was truly Democratic in his life and
his beliefs. Mr.. Bryan, despite his
grave. severe face, is one Of the most
aDproachable of men and is courteous
kindly and consideraJe of ne humblesc
whom he meets. In other words, ne IS
q true Democrat. man of the people
and a man whom the people can trust.
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DIED.

KOBER-Theodore Kober. on Friday
October md. 1896. at 1:l0 o'clock n. m. at
his residence, No. Jos South Penn street.
aged ~ years.
Funeral services from his late residence
No. los South Penn street, this Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The remains
will be taken to East Liverpool. o., for
burial. on the SAB o'clock c. & p. train.
Funeral will take place from the residence
of his father-in-law, T. b. Murphy. on
Sunday afternoon 40 o'clock. Interment
at Riverview cemetery. Friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
EAST Liverpool Ohio, papers please
copy.
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INTERNATIONAL REVENUE.

Special to the Register
Parkersburg, W. Va, October I'm
ternauonal revenue collections in the
District of West Virginia for September,
1886. were as follows:
Tobacco, s1S,1115S; cigars. S16,426.65;
spirits, 81. 1925; beer. $9,6j996; licens-
es. $1.56S.53; cards. SIS; fines, penal
ties, etc, S76.43; total S57 1896
The collections for August were S54,-
371.$2. and for September of last year,
S57,42707.
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In the published lis, OF the few Dem
oc-a-s" from This city who went to Par
ersburg TO help cut Cockran's meeting
n, Democratic boilers are one or two who
may once upon a time nave been Dem
ocra.s. but not within che memory OF
man Maybe they are Republican bolt
erS
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FOR salem SC6LLhN d
ron SALE...LITEaY SIk2lE.

The undersigned will sell private
the entire stock or hOrses.
belonging TO the livery stat
street Wheeling. ". Va
ten head of horses, two haci- F"
four bugg.s. one phacton.
one light top wagon. one n.t
large sled. two slclghs hl.a
buggy harness, also one -.' D.
ness. saddles. brides, coll.
robes. and many other arr
Gus 10 mention. This prop "
either as a whole or ir ... ll
chasers. and can be- seen To-
any time during the day for ~,
formation apply 20 Low t-
stable. or TO the under f..I
JOHN r. WILSON. ASH
ee2eez&d 1870 'l.i i4N'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TIMELY BARGAINS-MISFIT CLOTH
ing House. NJ. Morris. 1859 Market ST. %
fers misht clothing from most pr0WlH.-
merchant tailors In the East. Ov.r.a
imported, good, $ up; Misnt Suits. SEQ
elegant, S. up. s.-le.9
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN IN Every
locality 10 represent us mo fortune hunter
wanteD. viii guarantee $500 weekly ana
ali expenses. Investigate at once. BOX
590S Boston Mass. Seoeuo
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IOsT-TvO COWS. ONE OF THE
cows was white and black and the other
csi,e liberal reward by returning or
writing to LEWIS SAX, Fulton; oels
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FOUND

FOUND-sURGEON's POCKET, CASE,
~ Rrvan meeting on State Fair Grounds,
Owner can have same by claiming prop
erty and paying for advertisement. oc2h
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

en- INVESTED BY OUR BONA FIDE
system of speculation will make &59 dur
ING September Write SCHNEIDER x
co. 2S6 Lasalle St. Chicago sel2edw
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cs1RLEs H. TAYEy, General Manager.

tn. REGISTER. embracing its seVeTAl
editions. is entered al '-s lo7.'. -
wheeling. W. Va- as secon--c-~77 mattel
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED - EXPERIENCED SALES
OtIs and Creases. Liberal and satisfactory
terms will be made with good men: Equit-
able Refining Company. Cleveland, o..
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

wANTEp-AN ACTIVE WOMAN AT
5000 weekly 70 represent US. address,
BOX $685. Boston. Mass. seoedo
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STSTFRSVILLE.

Sistersville, ". Va, October 2.-Mr
and Mrs. G.. w. Kohi and little daughter
spent the day in Wheeling with friends.
Miss Myrtle Calvert went TO Friendly
this afternoon.
Miss Eta Hays went to Marietta
this afternoon TO visit home folks
Clint Moore returned this afternoon
from a business trip down the river
C. Cashy of Ma.etta, general man
ager for the Oil City boiler works, is in
the city. ,,ef es.
ND TO Wheeling last evening and par
ticipatei in the grand ovation gwen
Hon. VIM. J. Bryan. Among those
present from this city were His Honor.
Mayor Gardiner, J. ". Boyers, Coz.
Boyers. c. H. Baker, Geo Mccoy, Rome
Frame, VIM. Page, Jack O'Hara and
others.
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CHICKERING UPRIGHT FOR SALE

CHTCKERING UPRIGHT FOX SALE.
We have one Of Ch.ckering Sons lat
est and mos. modern upright pianos,
purchased about one year ago, which
has had little or no use. The owner
must dispose of it. and N order to do so
quickly. will sell ii al great sacrifice.
The piano can be seen at our ware
F. BANNER CO.,
1910 Market street.
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Democratic County Ticket

For sheriff.
W. w. IRWIN.
For Prosecuting Attorney
W. i. ROBINSON.
For Clerk Circuit Court.
JOHN A. WHITE
For Clerk County Court
GEORGE S. OrTE.
For Assessor. City District
Is. II. SWARTZ.
For Assessor. Country District,
NOAH ZANE.
For County surveyor.
CLEMENT C.. SMITH. q
For House of Delegates,
GEORGE ". WOODS.
r. III. LANCE.
p =. FARRELL
I'D. EWING.
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7 IST OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm the postofice n' Whaa.-,
Ohio county. W. Va, october H .'
any of the following the applicant mss
ask for ADVERTISED letters, slNlh- ...'
list:
LADIES LIST
Atkinson. Miss Fan Kildo9 ~.
ME Mcclure Miss Ms'
Brown. Mrs. y. r. sic
Burns. Miss M0lIe Rodgers. Mis- b.
Burton. Miss Iona SigWartn AL
Carroll. Mrs. Carrie Smith. Mrs 81 d.
barley. Miss Mar Thomas. l.t d.. -
garet NJ Vest. Miss
E!wood, Miss Mag Waterbury,, --r b
gle ".
jenkins. Mrs. MolHe
GENTLEMEN LIST
Albright. Bert =. HandHu r. 4.
Athev. Chas. Kelly WU D.
Bailey David Malone. ll.".
Ball. W. Il. Nolte, Mf
BlaZier. Capt. oyrocN.
Bolton. II. j. Reed. Jos.
Campbell. George Rodgers, W .
Carter. VIM. j.. Spencer. bi
CARPENTER. Ed. Stout NJ
Cole Lewis III. 90 Walker. Cha
Faulkner. N. B. Weaver. CIV
Gosscl William 1o5t capt.
FIRMS.
Fibre Cloth Manig. Merville. II
NJ. J. Okla
49, - - -
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
First Distrlct-w. w. ARNETI' OF oii.O'
ssr9r5-v. C.. BROWN, Jr.. OF Preston
,-ri-8 y w. WILSON. Of Han23wl n'-- ~
E'o,~th-WZLTtt ILNbL-E ~
Roanc.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
: NEUFCHATEL : CHEESE
II. Fl. BHHRENS
7 IST OF LETTERS

1laralaaElla5Illla1lla11l
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Democratic Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT:
William Jennings Bryan
of Nebraska.
FOR vICE-PEESIpENt;
Arthur SeWall,
Ji Maine.
Electors-at-Large.
7. ". ST. CLAIR. OF FayetIe'
SAMUEL r.. WOODS. OF Barbour
District Electors.
Firzt-3I. C.. sPERRN. OF HARRISON
sscond-D. p. LUCAS. Of JEFFERSON.
-rbi~d-DAVID e. JOHNSTON Oh Ne'-
ae l-,,-t, u. WILKINSON. Of Lincoln
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DIES LIST
GENTLEMEN,s list.

Fibre Cloth Manfg. Merville. ST
NJ. J. Okla.
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For Judges OF Circuit Court.

First District.
LEWIS S. JORDAN.
or Ohio County.
J. B NcLUEE,
OF Marshall County.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-25
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago, Feb. al.-Wheat was oenented
bv IFS rest from Friday TO this morning,
as seen In the vigor ana strength with
which il began the weeks business. May
which was worth e4l1deissc at the close
Friday was in demand at the opening az
from ss7s5kSc. and took but short time
to get up 10 es.c. The strength was due
Ia the advance OF IA on Saturday 81
Ttverucrol and a further I'd advance TO-
day. and TO the fact that nearly every
commission house having foreign connec~
tons had buying orders al the open
inx. The report from Washington CITY
that the agricultural bureau has adytces
from Argentine confirming the reported
moor crous there was an important factor.
But the Continental markets outside OF
LIVERPOOL were weaker. wheat nour on
OCEAN massage increased Ii29eo ousneis
during the last week, and * was run9oFed
that fhe worlds shipments would exceed
T.sao0sa All this gradually changed ne
bull enthusiasm 10 q feeling OF doubt ana
asstrust and there was reaifzing ana u
ausaatggn. which affected prices unfaFof-
ABLY. and the market lost sc. But me
final visible supply figures. showing s49rs
bushels decrease or over 4fos3 bushels
more than generally expected eausea
some rally.
Trade in provisions was rather dun. the
opening weak on the large hog receipts
Oats were quiet. bot fra
SoEn-Iae resent warm weather. EA!e2
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer T. w. Lake discharged about
sixty tons OF hay yesterday for II. A. VIII
son
Schooner Annie. which has ben fitting
out here will leave on q hai3but fishing
cruise within few days
Steamer Rapid Transit got away for
Port Townsend last night with about 70
tons OF coal for the Oregon Improvement
Company.
Steamer r. u. Smith arrived from What
com this morning with a cargo of oats ana
hay. The hay was discharged at the Cen
trail dock and the OATS were taken TO Ia
coma.
A mud shark about fen feet long. cap
fured in the bay. was brought II by some
fishermen yesterday morning, and as ~
Law IN front OF a FISH dealers on the Ocean
dock was viewed By a NUMBER Of people
Steamer ssgrss1 came in from Vancouver
ysst wraay morning and discharged ten
tons Of genera! mere ksand4se. After taking
on fuel AZ the Oregon Improvement bunk
ers. she. left this port al E.so p. IA FOR
Portland.
The British ship Norma, Capt. Glib.
which sailed from San Francisco on
Christmas eve last wfth a cargo Of wheat
for Sydney. has made the record for speed
between these two ports this year. one
made the trip in fSrty-two days.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, Feb. 24-Arrived-Arsgo.
Coos bay: schr Parkersburg, Coquilla
river: schr r. w. Bartlett New Whatccm.
Mackinaw, Tacoma; Homer, Coos hay:
bktn Cleaner Columbia river, schr 5. Dam
ielson, Suislaw river.
DEPARTED ktn Chehalis. Viacsvostock;
City OF Everett. Naniamo: Walia Walla,
Victoria and Port Townsend: Lakme. Seat
tie and Tacoma
Freights-Bangor, 4S6 tons, now on the
Sound, lumber thence TO Honolulu. Volun-
teer 571 tons. lumber. from British Column
bit for Tien Tsin, China. SIS cd.
Port Gamble. Feb. I.-Arrfved-Schr
Okanogan, Capt Moore. seven days from
San Francisco.
San Francisco. Feb. PA special TO the
Merchants Exchange from London says
the British bark East Anglican. formerly
the Mary Low, from Cardiff February 20
for Esquimalt, stranded of Penarth in a
dense fog and lies in an exposed position.
She cannot be foated before Thursday.
Discharge OF part of the cargo is irnmedi-
ately recommended. or tho vessel may es
wrecked.
Houuiam Feb. -Sailed-Schrs
Twilight and Ivy from Cosmopolis for San
Francisco. Arrived-F'rom San Francisco.
schrs webfoot and c. T.. Hill for Hoqulam.
and schr Ida Mckay for Aberdeen.
Hoquiam, Feb. --Special.-Arrtved-Str
Del Norte from San Francisco.
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Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic office. custom
house, Port Townsend, VIII furnish on APP
plicatlon, free of charge, full Information
regarding the following notices to marin
ers. Wig:
Adriatic sea, Italy. Barletta, unreliable
ity OF light on east breakwater.
Adriatic sea, Italy TRAM and Molfetta,
unreliability OF lights.
Africa, southeast coast, Port Natal. Sig
nails shown by dredgers.
Boring sea, Kamchatka, reef southwark
OF Cape kamchatka-
Borneo, east coast, Strait of Makasszr.
shoai northwestward of Aru bank
Cuba north coast, Gibara, intended light
on point Peregrina-
Cuba, north coast. Havana harbor en-
trance, sunken wreck marked by buoys.
Mediterranean sea, Maltese islands. in
tended temporary alteration In Gozo light.
New Guinea, south coast. shoals in KAN
rau (ArgunD bay.
New Hampshire, OF Isles OF Shoals.
whtstling buoy southwest OF lighthouse
New York. New York bay entrance. Ged-
ney and Bayside channels. electric light
buoys extinguished.
North Atlantic ocean. coast Of Africa,
soundings.
oregon. Coquille river entrance light
ana fog signal on Rackliff rock.
Siberia, sea of Okhotsk. rock southeast
ward OF 81. Jona island.
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ss@s@ Following Is list furnished bys
the Daily Bulletin. rocsn IS Occidental
block.
William R ana Dewitt c. Rrawiey aaa
wives 10 A. ]. Young. lots 7 ana s. HAHs
foTss's al. lots 70 s block 81. Kids ads
Feb. IS siaA
]. 9. Boyd e ok 70 Alice " Miller. ioeo
= ard 3. block :. j. II. Rengstorrs adj
Nay =, iSsa. sSaa
SAerfT 20 Sarah Ia Balcom. plaintiff. Loo
: and sw Sc sec =, 70 =. 1. so acrsas
Feb. Is. S.sS6S
William Il. Rust et ux. TO David Il
Povey. lot :. block -. Gilman PARK Al
Ballard. Feb. Il. si.ea
: g. Meek et ux. 10 n. T. Denny. gdu
OF est or J. II. Nagie. lot /. block %. M
giles - al. Feb. =. Q. q. 81
William r. ana Dewitt G. Brawiey Ana
wives 10 Harriet s. raYkhurst. lots -
~. ~ 70 II. block 60; lots - and -. hioeo
=. Kids ad: lots 4. and s. block Il
W. r. Brawley's al, EeA -. sss4.ss
Rasmns O. Titland et TX. 10 Bertui i
oison. NV NV sc sec :. p. 1. 10 a. Aug. Is
1895. $50
w. n. Richardson to Emily w. Browne
y 80 NV, W - ne NV. eek acres to \
I'm tract 10. Maple Lear ADJ. sec 8, e 4.
e a. and lots !, .. ard & block = psw-
ey's ad. Feb. u. Sseoa
Philip Hiener 20 stephen Lawrence. Tote
20 Il, block =. Woodland ad. salmoa
Bay city. Feb, ~. q. G. aaa.
Reliance t. s y. co. 10 ovid A. Rysru.
lots II and Is. block u. River Park. June
"a 1SeS. 81.
David Parker to same. u NV ne N
sec 5. 3. 5. Sept. 9 ss&
Augustus II. Phelps et ux.. BY Jameo A.
Moore. attorney. TO same. lot 81. block -
Brooklyn add. February %. 81.
Theodore f. Mills to Ella p. Robinson
49, Al
River District, and also claim adiotaina
said mine on south. December is 1885, SO
Lucy w. Carr and husband. ossian j.,
to Il. $. IngrahaTn. lots TO 10. block =
Edgewater add. February q. $500.
Seattle Masonic Cemetery ASSOCIATIONS
TO Elma A. Preston, ei- lot az. said Gem.
eteTy. February =. 1857. sls.5e.
William Butler et ux. 10 Andrew NJ. Gao
disn. sis sell nwh seA. and MA nell swN
swss, section s.. =. .. SEPTEMBER 9. 1854
sisa
E. w. Brown 81 ux. to A. NJ. Cadisn. ios
81. block II. Gilman Park add, Novembsr u
1884, a. C.. 500.
X. Gottstesn et TX. To Oscar IAsthss
lot 7. block Is. ]. ii. Nagles add. June IS
1894 <i.sSa
Charles Edward Pinkney ct w. and Char
lotte A. Hughes and husband. Sampson
T.. to Oscar Luther. lot 5. block "a. j. H.
Nsgle's add. April -. 1884. si.2oo
West Coast Imp. Co. 10 r. a. o&ANcs
lot 4. block liz. Gilman Park. February q
SSNA
Jacob Furth and Minnie q. Yesler. ads
ministrators of estate OF III. J.. Iesisr. de-
ceased 10 J. f. johnson. lots 10 10 II. biocA
"a. III. l.. Yesler's Sd add. February ~
ss7s
Same 70 Gus Anderson, lot $. block AZ
III. +. Yesler's 30 add. lot s. block ~; lot -
block Is. Kids add. FEBRUARY Is $3.50.
Same 10 John Francisco. lot ], block -
III. L. Yeslers 81 add. February Is. $50.
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Financial.

London. Feb. 24.-Ssiver. 81 Sled Con-
sols los e-lS.
New York. Feb el-The Evening Posts
London financial cahiegram says. Tho
feature of the stock markets here today
was the rush for Argentine securities.
which ara booming. American railroads
were good, closing at the best. and with
-,erceptible increase in business. II politics
keep smooth IL looks like big rise for
American bonds on the cheapness or
money. The settlement today IN mines
shows an increase in the speculative ac-
count I'm kafr!rs. The great strength in
silver was partly due TO japanese pur-
chasss.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool, Feb. A.-wheat-Spot, de-
nand. poor; No. red winter. IS I'd: No.
hard Manitoba. IS Sd: No. California. IS
Sd Futures quiet I'D higher; closed firm.
i.G%d higher; February, IS "a: March. %
nd; April. IS nd: May. June and July, IS
lid.
Corn-Spot. steady; American mixed.
new, So Id. options opened steady and
unchanged: closed steady; March UNI
changed. other months Nd higher; Feb
ruary, IS I'D: March. Ss t1d; April. IS Id;
May, IS lad: June, IS 1ssd.
FYour-DuiI: demand. poor; st. Louis
fancy winter. Is Sd.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. a
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKKTs.

Breadstuffs and Grains.
San Francisco, Feb 24-Flour-Famiiy
extras s4ll4 10; bakers extras. s3.s0Q3 80:
supeT1ine. s2.s5g3.10.
Wheat-Shipping, sl.l2ia for Ne. /. and
,iISs. for choice; milling. 81. 22lzg127is.
Bariey-Feed. fair TO good. 70c. choice,
71h.472l4c: brewing, SOqS5c.
Oats-Milling. 75QsOc: Surprise. eocQsi;
fancy feed, SoQSoc: good TO choice. l5qsac;
poor to fair, s71s47oc; black. for seed. 7Sc4
s. 20: gray. 754soc.
Receipts-Flour quarter sacks. 8, 100; Or
egon. 1880; wheat. centals. $500; barley.
centals. 5,e52: oats. centals. $40;
Oregon. 5.le5: beans. s.77s; corn.
$40: rye. centals. $40: potatoes,
sacks, 1900: Oregon, 1850: onions. sacks.
III: Oregon, III: bran, sacks. go; Oregon.
l.60o middlings sacks. rs: Oregon. 955;
hay, tons, $40: straw. %: wool. bales. 81:
wine. gallons. $3.50; hides. number, 49,;
quicksilver. TASKS. IS.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlings, sleQ2O: bran. sls.5o61A5o.
Hay-Wheat, &G1l.50: wheat and cat,
s75GQlO 80: oat, s7.5oa1O; alfalfa. Sg9: bar
lev. s7G9; clover ssQS compressed. $500
1850; stock, s6@7.5O: straw. S54soc per
bundle.
Potatoes-Sallnas Burbanks. 6049oc: river
Burbanks. se9soc; Oregon Burbanks. $50
MERGED sweet potatoes. s2Q2.5.
egetables-CalifoTnia onions. eoGs5c;
Oregon onions, slqL25: Los Angeles to-
matoes, sl8i.s0. string beans. 12izc; green
peas, 2G34c: cabhages. 4o450c: mushrooms.
15a20c: asparagus, s4ioc; Thubarb, 5g1c;
dried olCra, 12izc-
Fruit-Apples, No grades. s5c9si; COM
mon. 50G75c; fancy. s.@5ai-5e; bananas.
sfG2; pineapples, s2.SoGs5.
onds. 24ge5c: fancy dairy, 2lg@5c: seconds.
22G23c.
Cheese-Fancy mild. new. 124i3c fair to
good. sGiic: Eastern, 1zQlsc.
Eggs-Store 12dI3c; ranch, l5dl5c: East
ern, i2af4c: oregon, lSc.
Ponltrv-Turksy gobblers. 109fic; turkey
hens. 1l1l2e: ROSTERS. old. s3.s13.75; do.
Young. s55s1s50: broilers, small. s. 5o74;
do. large. s4Ss635; hens. Ss.5Sq4; ducks.
a.5oq77; geese. sl.257175: pigeons. old. $50
qL75: do. young. s2I225
Wool.
Wool-Fail. short. trashy San Joaquin
plains. sG5c; good San Joaquin plains. ~
g.: southern and coast, 47ec; mountain
woods light and free. sale; mountain
WOODS. defective and heavy. 5G6c; Hum
holdt and Mendoclno, sGsc.
Hops.
Hops-s0sc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wh.at-ouiet; December. slips; May.
g. 49,: new. seller. sl-l07s.
Bariey-Inactive; May. 74sso.
Corn-Ssc
Bran-Sl4D.
rlnsnciaI.
ss,v-sr Bars 49,. esTs prafts-ssght Par
Mex. DORIS -4isa 54x Telegraph Par
Mining Sraexz
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Passengers on the yalia walla.

The steamer wailA waiia sailed from
San Francisco Monday with these passsn-
gers: For Victoria-Miss Fleet. Miss
Summer, Miss G. Smith. J. NJ. Munroe.
Miss r. Arrasmlth. Miss l. Findley, Mrs.
j. Tapley. Ida A. Taplsy, Flossie Tapley.
Mr. Ando Mrs. Ando and son. Miss
Garcia
Port Townsend-A L. Fulton. o. L.
Morgan and wife.
Seattle-J. A Peyton. Mrs. G. II. sisson.
Mrs. Newhail. G. II. Burkhofm. A. q.
Towne, l.. u. Crftten6en. q. Durskin, NJ.
Martin. II. w. Freeman. w. II. Cook.
Mrs. Thomas. Miss Thomas. Mrs. w
Davenport, L. III. waid. +. r. Dingiey.
Mrs. Dinsiey. Mrs. p. A. Drisko. Il. ".
Drawn, T. II. Miller, J. Lee and Wits. Miss
NJ McDermott. Paul Code, J. Green. y.
p. Wagner, Mrs. r. Peterson. J. T.. John
son and wife. Mrs. s. E. Brown, Mrs. A.
K. EIIingsworth A w. Johnson
Tacogna--F. W. Heath, o. y. Jacobsen.
Fl Longstreet and wife. Mrs. Detenhofr.
Miss A DetenhofY. A. K. Buell.. J. A.
Page, II. Blanchard and wife.
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SEW YORK MARKETS.


New York, Feb. A-The stock market
started in after the double holiday with
= cheerful sentiment ruling. Continued
favorable Interest IN our securities vas
DISPLAYED ~ foreign dealers. ard an en-
eanragiu9 feature vas the report OF a
fairly large business by commission
houses The steadily increasing gold re-
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sffIl on.

-r..,.-.sa,. 80 California every 6v. Gays
- $50. leaving Fsoruary "a. at led 2.
:. s,.-sTsl. 20 san FRANCISCO. $3.50. iaeiua-
a., b@rth nj tourist Sleeper; y. inelnoins
- -, =, Pullman sleeper. Rates 20 padats
pTsaf "a. sunset route. same a. Sortaa IN
ss~es southern Pscasio ticket ofaSs Va
xstrxr avenue
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the Geaerztivs orsans. caused By oversIsrtioa.
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CO. epiaga. stitsEiautz. wh4ca ultimately lead TO
InErnitys Gems amptton AID laSAn4tF. Pat up In
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saSsAse. or for o. with every o. oezer stv. =
written guarantee fa care refund che
moa~y. SenG b. Tssi8 - ~ address cjrrulsr free
Ia FIsla rar.fspe. As4ress RaS Al. smENIG Al CO.
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