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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-17
Gambling House Raided.

Deputies EyeThcart and Martin
raided an alleged gambling room in
the Johnson building Tuesday night.
They found the door to the room
locked, but lured the negro porter
outside, and kept him still at the
point of pistol. They tried to make
him open the door, but the negro
had no key. The officers then kick
ed in the door and found a half
dozen sports sitting around a table.
They secured fifty one decks of
cards and 40 ivory checks. They
were carried down stairs, together
with the table, and a bonfire made of
the entire outfit. Messrs. Martin
and Everhart acted under instruct
ions from Judge Thompson. The oc-
cupants of the room were arrested
yesterday morning and appeared be-
fore Judge Thompson. The keeper
of the house was tried by jury, fined
500 and sentenced to 80 days in Jail.
He will appeal Pauls Valley News.
The Star Grocery handles Belle
Springs creamery butter. 1t is some
thing nice.
For Sale.
A five room house for sale on North
trensley street, corner lot 75x150 feet,
east front, good well with soft water,
shade and ornamental trees. \ nice
home in nice neighbOrhOod. Am
leaving the city and will sell at bar
gain. Apply at premises.
l2-1w MRS. G. &. MILLER.
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Fixtures for Sale.

am now Offering for sale all the
fixtures formerly belonging to J. 5.
O'Mealy and used by him in his con-
fectioner business. Also a Hercules
gasoline engine, five ventillating fans,
shafting and fittings complete. They
will be sold at a bargain. Apply to
p. b. Coniee. loft
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The ARDMoREITE is in no way Te
sponsible for, nor will it pay any
debts contracted by any employee of
this office, unless accompanied by
an order signed by the business
manager.
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When it comes to printing briefs,
of work on short notice.
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The ARDMoREITE desires to call the
attention of the young people of Ard
more contemplating matrimony, that
we are prepared TO execute wedding
cards on short notice and in first
class style. Don't send away or ac-
cept inferior work when YOU can gel
the very best right here at most reas-
enable prices.
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For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. A big
bargain for cash. Apply at this of
fee
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Did you know that the ARDMoREITE
is headquarters for fine job printing!
The best of stock and unequaled
workmanship
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Estray Notice.

have in my wagon yard in Ard
more two stray sorrel mares. One
branded o on left shoulder, about 155
hands high, about years old, the
other branded + on left shoulder,
about 157 hands high about years
old star in forehead, white spot under
chin, two hind and one fore fo@t
white.
Owner of the above described
horses can have same by paying
expenses of advertising, feed etc.
6d-10t w2t JOHN MYERS,
A. J. wagon yard, Ardmore, l. I.
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You who want typewriter letter
heads can find something at this Of
fee that viii surely please you. Only
the best paper used.
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For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. A big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this office.
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Bring on Your Wood.

BRING on Your Wood
The ARDMoREITE viii accept In
payment of subscriptions to the
weekly, 100 cords Of stove wood,
giving one years subscription for a
good average two horse load Of sound
wood. Bring on your wood and get
the best paper in the Indian Terri
tory.
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TIME TABLE.
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Re Railway.

SOUTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express s:t2 a N.
Cleburne and Kansas City EXpres 5s25 .. m.
NORTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express 1852 .. m.
Cleburne and Kansas City Express AS am
IR. MASON. Ticket Agt.
W. s. KEENAN,. Gen. Pass. Agt-
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btAllI'S PlAhuScsiaiosUe address or
call, Daniel F. Beatty, Washington. New
Jersey.
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Arrival and Departure U. ). Malls.

Arrival and Departure u ). Malls.
south bound mail closes 4:45 p. m.
South bound mail arrives $50 pm.
North bound mail closes 11:15 a. m.
North bound mail arrives 1900 m.
Night mails are closed at $3.50 p. m.
Money order department is open
at a. m, and closed at 5 p. m.
Office hours from a. m, TO pm.
Sundays from a. m, TO 9 n. m
JOHN s. HAMMER, p. NJ.
EDGAR SANDLIN. Deputy.
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One Honest Man.

Col. G.. NJ. Robinson, Of Hird, was
in the city yesterday.
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The Star Grocery handles Belle
Springs creamery butter. 1t is some
thing nice
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Bring US your Job work.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

=: UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcpL-
.TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN: FRANCISCO,
ApriT so, 1896 5 P. M:-Meather conditions and
general forecast - r. .:;# ~: ~.
The following are the seasonal rainfalls TO date
compared with those Of the same date last sea
son: Eureka 45. 631 last season 40: 81 Red: Buf
2O.21, last season 2s, 06;* san: FRANCISCO 20:53,
last season @25lO Fresno sis, last season IL l6;
San Luis obspo l7:62, last season %: Los An
geles eO6; last season 5.9l: san Diego $50, last
season, 2.Ol . Yuma SIS. last. season BOIL: - Il
The following. maxim tenn mperatures are: re-
ported from stations in alifornia during the past
twenty-four hours: Eureka So Red Bluff so, san
Francisco Sc. Fresno IS. San" Luis t(hspo 60 Los
Angeles 10, san Diego 66, Yuma &c. = 9.
r. san Francisco. deta-Ma1lpnunn* temperature Sc,
minimum 40, mean 5 /. = -: :::-
he pressure is highest this evening along the
Central California coast and. in Utah, and lowest
in the MfSsonIi ' alley. and. on the Washington
Rain is falling from the extreme northern
sun continues throughout California 1cept IN the
extreme north portion - ~ .+.s.:-:
.e Forecast made at san Francisco for thrty hours
ending midnight May+l.. 1895: ::-.. - +:
Northern California Fair in the south portion:
partly cioHdyln the northern portions and rain in
the extre me north west portion II ridayS brisk
sou herIy TO westerly winds in the north portion.
southern CALIFORNIA; air. Friday; fresh north
west winds -: - - - -. 49,
Nevada Generally fair except showers in the
extreme north portion Friday..=. ::l::; $780,.
- L talf--Falr Friday l.. -. -:
Arizona FAIR / riday. -. .@..;..::. - :.
san Francisco and vicinity-Probably partly
cloudy Friday; brisk westerly-to southery winds.
- w. H HAMMOS;. Forecast OffiCiai.
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Loads of ore averaging s22 81 per ton during the

h.
The Virginia Chronicle contains the following
ment: ''The west crosscut on the $50 level of the
occioehta which Is cutting across the ledge at the
point Oh the recent strike OF rich gold ore, has
yet reached the footwall, although it is steadily
IreV ana the management think it will have to run
20 rect farther before the footwall will be
uncovered, and the ledge is estimated TO be
oS oS Ieet VIDE at this point. A hundred feet
HAoe, the ore lay fiat against the footwalI;
at tne point on this level where the strike was
nlue Il began 10 the contrary, inside the hanging
VIII Estnating from the pitch of the ledge, the
!eVel, and the distances covered in reaching il on
ootn leVels, the conclusion is warranted that the
leuge Is OF the width stated nearly so. The
- on the toO level is passing through rock
ore mingled with quartz. The quantity of nav ore
uncovered. already is considerable and has In
rally" - ~ ~ ~
The stock OF the Pioneer Gold Mining Companv
Francisco Board. :,
The south Idaho Consolidated Mining and Mill
ing company of Nevada County has levied an as
June g. -. '
Under date of April 25 George ]. smith, super
lntendent OF the Grant gold mine Tuoluulne
County, reports:
since my letter of April 1S tunnel has ad-
,anceo ieet I'D quartz, making total of 153 feet
ihches- Face OF tunnel is in quartz, the quality
VI Willch Is improving. The water is increasing
and is coming In from face
lOtai sales OF the Gold Mining Exchange from
March 10 TO April 30. inclusive: Grant, lA4 200
snares: Ihorpe, 4S,600; Savannah, 49, $50; Cham
plon, 1900; Keystone, 900; Providence 900:
AInsnle, ~ 525; Kennedy, 100; Lockwood Con-,
d,Soo Sebastopol, $3.50; Mayf1ower. 500.
The following local interpretations disbursed diyl-
OenQS during the past month.
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RECEIPTS OF. PRODUCE.
:. LIVESTOCK MARKET.


- Chellar fedthe mining shares yesterday, adyan-
cling to escunder hea Wy nsactions, clear gain
Of 25c oyer the preceding day. +Potosi hardened:
in sympathy and touched 32c. Theother stocks
were firm as a rule; and several gained slightly
over Wednesdays best. figures TIE advance in
Chollar was due to reports Of an ore strike in the
mine: The close was weaker all around. ia. -:
=. On the Bond Exchange trading was lighter. The
7; sugar stocks were easy and Hutchinson was
. San Francisco Gas fell back 10 $92; and
Edison. to Sll6 = = -: !: -.
The yield OF he Belcher mine for the past week
was iortytiyo IONS of ore he rage top SAM
pie OF Nhl oh. .assayed l9 :23 per ton.
Z ! me Joint Confidence, Challenge Con- and lm-
perat west: trosscut l. from he surfacetunnel is
/, out 5oi feel he face is IN hard porphyry.
=. i ln-tne Crown Point mine. the west crosscut on
ths fuU level started from the main north lateral
20 feet south of crosscut j, is out 40 feet
inc faees all in: quartz of low grade he raise
from thesouth drift this level is up 35 feet: The
t2p @ is n: quartz and porphyry OF about the same
appehrance and grade as last reported, The souti
dIl1t on the seventh floor of the raise on the 100
Ievei 1s.nowout 81 feet The face is In porphyry
and w-grade quartz: -: ::
The. Segregated :Belcher mine produced u car
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HIDES. TAILow. WOOL AND HOPS

f.. HIDES ANp SKINS Heavy salted steers are
quotable at 61gG5c. p N: culls and brands, 51s
d6c = h ;lnedium. 5ls96c: culls and brands 4 ta
"a Sc; light, SC culs and brands, 4c; Cowhdes &c
r 10 culls and brands, ic; saited Kip 4c. q 10;
salted Calf. 6G zc; .salted Veal, bc;dry Hides,
aloe cJils and brands, n lsc;: dry Kip and Veal;
7Gsc -culls. 5d &c; dry Cali be; culls, 10c; Goat
skins: :2O@.35c each; Kids. Sc; Deerskins, good
summer 25(d soc medium. l5@p 26c; winter, ga &c;
sheepskins; shfarlingsf l0Gl5e each; short wool,
20@S5c each; medium, 400 50ceach; long WOODS,
65c each tCus OF all kinds about isc less. Z;
[. :TALLOW--Ne, ], rendered 3i4(G3l2ci No: 2, Sc:
refined. 3 2@l5S4 Grease. 2 &c a ID. H..
.: WOOL-A local crcu lar SAYS, The local market
continues unchanged. ales and qnotations both
nominal and no general trade to.reRort: esserd9y
(the2sth) was opening day Tor the second of the
spring series of the London Wool sales. Prices
opened little lower thanSthe opening prices OF the
previous sale bht tits frequently the case that as
the sales progress better prices are obtained The
American market Will not: be we'll represented
however at this sale and tits not probable that
sulfs will equal the previous sales There has bee
Jttle country buying up in the Fresno country at
about 6G6 61sc for best foohill Wool: n sales TO
report, -. =. =: =.
We quote Spring Nevada, o@sc N: !: San !; Joa- o
gum and Southern Coast six months, 4(16c 10;
san Joaquin, foothill, good 10 choice 79sc; San
Joaquin, years fleece, & E2(G612c; -: :. -: =
HOPS-NOmfnal Quotnt 2d4c y n. y
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS. ETC.

The meeting of Fruit men, called by the Fruit
Exchange has been postponed TO the early part OF
next week.
DRIED FRUITS-The following prices rule on
the Fruit Exchange:
CARLOAD LoTs-Apples, 11a62c q ID for quar-
tered, &c for sliced and 4@4i4c. for evaDorated :;
Peaches. 2St@4c and &C for fancy; .Aprcots, 615GD
&c for prime 10 choice. &c Tor fancy and lO9llc Is
ID Tor fancy Moorpark Figs black, 212c Tor un-
pressed; White Figs, 4c in sacks: Pears, &c =
10 for evapoFated halves 31296c 2 ID for quarters
Prunes, ga; lac Plums, 3I2c p 10 for pitted and
112G2c for LLpitted Nectarines, 312qbc q ib for
/ prime 10 choce'a and size for fancy.
/ JoBBTNG >PRICEs-EvapOrated Apples, sG412c
e 10; sun-dried i1ad2c: Peaches, 3d4c and 5(d6c
for fancy; peeled in boxes 11@li212c; Prunes, 4c
for four sizes, 5@512c::for 40G5O's and 41a@5c
|loGi lc for fancy Moorpark :-Eigs, black, 31&c:
|: Wnlte Figs, S@95c: Pears &c q n for evapol-
312@4c Tor pitted ana lld1I9c for nnpitted; Nee
tartnes: 4G5c "a n for prince choice. :.
/ RAlSlNSAND y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are as
follows carload lots, o. b. san Francisco: Four
crown loose, e3s4c Ts b; 8-crown loose 2 Ise;:
Gro own, &c seedless Sultanas. 3l2@1334c; seediess
+ Muscatels, 2t2@234c; tbree=crown London layers
~ lOtG2 rs; Imperial clusters, 50 tO@2 75; Dried
JoBBINs PRicEs- our-crown. loose. 312c; g.
+ CROWN 234 63c; 2-crown 214G212e.' .Seedless Sui
tanas, 4c2e 10; Seedless Muscateis Sc: 3-crown
London, LAYERS 75@90c clusters, 81 5o9l rs:
Dehesa clusters; So 50; Imperial: clusters So 76:
/ , NUTS-Wal Walnuts are quots6le at e@I1ct p 10
for No. lhard and ll613c 2 n for paper-sheN, lob
bling lots; Almonds; 6@7I2e q 10 for :Languedoc
and Sh21lOc for paper-shell, iobbing; PeaIuts,5i
@7cfor Eastern and 4Iad nc for California: Hick
orysNutS, 5G6c: Pecans, &c for rough and SC for
polished; FHberts,: sG9c: Brazil. Nuts. 9@l0c f
= *H0NEf--Comb Is .quotable at 10Gl2c y 10 for
+ bright and S@9c p 10 for lower grades water+
white extracted, 5@5tsc: q IL; light amber et
l.. .BEESWA&-26d271ac a n. B.:
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/ =FxpIanati-on.

T.: The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
81 station tndicafe :maximun temp eratira for he
ranfall OF mel ted soAy in inches and und redtiis
during 1.-The past twelve hours. obars;:. or solid
lines, connect points of eqi'a air pressure. 3
therms or dotted lines eQual ratu re-. = ne
word .'high" means high arometric pressure and
is. usually accom- panied by fair weath .low'
refers TO low 5pressu re- and is usually preceded
and .accompRnie by: cloud y: weather and rains:
LOWS ~ usually first: appear on.the WASHINGTON
COAST w h. he pressure IS high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the bars 1Ie nd
north aud south along coast, rain is probable
but when the s.loN is Enclosed syGlt n isobars OF
arked curvature rain south OF Oregon Is I'm prob
able VII Ia high in he vic da,lo. and
the pressure fallingto the aliforna coas arm
weather may beck Npected:ln summer and colder
weather in winte The reverse Of hese conditions
WIN produce an OPPOSITE result I::
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

May. s12 s5@12 so: June. sl2 20; July, $l2 so;
August S12 O5G1l2 10: Septem Der. Sll 90: Deceni'
ber $40 go spot Rio steadier. qtset No. Z, 1890.
SUGAR-Steady. Raw firm; more active. r. ar
refining 334 c. centrifugals. 80 test, lac. Refined
/ l-I6c lower. on a. 47s@5 l-l6c mold A.
ll-l6 &c; standard a; 81 l6c; confectioners. A;
5 5-l6c; cut loaf and crushed, 8 ll-16c; powaered
and cubes, 11-16c; granuIated,: 3~1oc.
+ Fruit and Produce.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS: =. -: -. = =
ALMONDS -soft-shen: :71s@sc; do paper-sheil'
l1@l2c -: -.
PEACHEs-peeied, d Ii, 1O@l2o; do: unpeeled'
5GS12c. D..
PRO NES-Fpur sizes. &c
RAISINs-Two-crown, 2s4 csc: do three-crown
s4G4c; do London layers, 9OcG$l.
HOPS-Dull, unchanged; common TO choice'
2+2@Sc: Pacific Coast. 212(G7c - =,
WOOL-Steady, unchanged: domestic neece' 10
@2lc: pulled, 1S@33c; Texas,7@712c
Merchandise.
PIG IRON - Moderate demand, unchanged;
American s116lS 90
COPPER-Dul: Lake, $40 10.
LEA D-Easier: domestic, So 05.
TIN-Quiet; straits. $13 35@l3 40; plates, fair
demand
SPELTER-Steady; domestic, 81 0594 10
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!. PRODUCE MARKET. ::
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS,

WHEAT There is hardly. any demand. Futures
are weak, bat spot quotations show no change
Whatever. No Isl o7Hs@l oss. .. ctl cnoice,
milling 81 15@1 2212 .,:.' ! ::
CALL BOARD SALES. s..--... I:
INFoRMALe SEssIoN-1O o'clock Decem ber-4Oo
tons sl,0e 20; 700 sl@0es4. May-2OO, sl*O7;
:, R EattI.AK' MoRSrNe. sEss1oS-Ma 100 tons,
81 OF 1s.: -. r. =. = - =
X AFTERNOON SEssIoN--No o sales. - -
-:BARBEY-Bright:F Feed is scarce and held at the
top figure: Even com mon dark is well held The
market is quiet, however Feed, II I4@73s4c c:
choice, @76lAc; Brewing, s0@s71 -
~: :: CALI. BOA RD< SALES: ... -:
+: 1NFoRMAL SEssIoN--l0 o,clock-No sales
REGULAR MoRN!Ne SESSION Decetn ber-IoO
tons, 75L4c; 100. *75Isc - -. =.
T.. A TERN DON SEsSIoN--No sales. 1.-
=. OATS-The market exhibits no feature worthy
Of noie. Milling are quotabe at T5dS2Isc =
@ eti; fancy Feed, s21209s7I2c; good to choice 700
Soc; surprise 9OcCGST p eli. Fl: - -?
CORN-zIs very: dun at unchanged prices Large
Yellow qnotable at ssa4G9Oc a @ctl; Small Round
RYE-76I4G 4G7S34c p: ell -
F.: BCCKW -S5GQOc y ctl a~.---.. -
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POTATOES, Onions, VEGETABLES.

:. POTATOES Receipts from all sources were
over 5000 sacks, but the market for.od stock kept
steady. New Potatoes 75c@sls River Burbanks,
40@5Qc Oregon Burbanks, 5O@70c+ a ctl:. Oregon
Garnet Ches 7sc: Eariy hose $50 DC; Peta:
lpms and Tonales, a5@60c p cu; Humboldt Bur:
banks. 3ug70c Rs cti: -:
- IONS-Quoted: at ST :75(c2: New Onions are
weak at 81 25 f9,cti: =:
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were: 500 boxes AS
paragus, 40S boxes Rhubarb,. 426 sacks Peas AMI
~ sacks Beans = - ::
:: Green Peas are plentiful and still lower, and
many of4hem are in poor condition. Beans are
also weak. Tomatoes are very slow of sale -.
= summer Squash quotabe at 1Oc p 10; Egg Plant:
.lbG20c. Los angeles Tomatoes 81 5O(d2 = box:
Mexican Tom atoes, $2@2:2o y bx; Cucumbers 75c
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=. GENERAL MERCHANDIsE.

BAGS - Calcutta Grain Bags spot, 50 o5@
4 OF 42; JuneJuly delivery, 81 20; San Quentin
81 Oi::Wool Bags, 241@G261ac. NJ. +. ~
CoAL-Melfi1gton- -SS. p ton: New: Wellington
IS q ton. South field Wellington; ST so 2 ton;
Seattle: s5@5 so; Bryant, s5 50;.Coos Bay, 81 so;
:MallSend, So SO; +scorch;, 81 so: Brymbo: 81 30:
Cumaerland Sl3 so in bulk and sl53 in: SKIS:
Pennsyivania Anthracite Egg. $13; W elsh An
thracite: Egg, -; Camel, So Rock Springs
Castle Gate. and Pleasant Valley. 81 60i. Coke,
81 so in bulk and SIP SO q ton in: sacks. l..
|: zSUGAR-The. Western Sugar Refinery Company
and Fine Crushed, all g. 2c; Dry Granulated 91sc;
ConfectoneIs' A.. 534c; Magnolia a., ;. Extra
g., 1scj Golden G.. be-; hal barrels, 1z4c more
than barrels and boxes 1ac more: ~ =,
sYHUP-GoIden, In bbis, l5c; Black strap. l0c
y Cai...-
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FLOUR AND .MILLsTUFFs,.

:FLoUR@Net cash prices .are:. Family: extras,
So 7563 :s5 p bbl: Bakers extras: $3 559S 65;
superfne,, az 1898 q Dbl. i: ' - 2:
=. CoRNAIl1AL ETG.-Feed Corn, $2o@2O 90;
Cracked Corn; 81 q ton. :: F. -. -. = : =:
E NJ FL FsPrices in ION sacks are as fol-
lows, usual discount To- the trade: Graham Flour,
2a4c; Rye Flour; 4c: Rice Flour, 7Iac;. Corn:
meal, 2s1 G13c; extra cream do, :31ac: Oatmeal,
5a4c; Qat GToats 412c; HomiIiy, a C14 1Sc;- Buck
y heat FL our, :4c;. Cracked Wheat, lSc; Farina
a I2c: c::NNhole Wheat Flour, &c; Rolled Oats; 1ac;
Pearl Barley, 4H2c: Split Peas 4sAc; Green do,
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SHIFTING :..INTELLIGENoIEl..
Arrived.

:. :S...:.:: =: q. ;: THURSDAY, pril so.
Stmr Doric. Smith, % days from Hongkong via
Yokohanna IL days, % hours and IS min; pass
ana mdse, to o & o S Co. I, - -.
Stmr Rival Johnson, Is hours from Fort
Bragg: lumber and.r titles, 10 Union Lumber Co. .
;Stmr Bonita,. Downing, 54 hours from New
port and way perts:S produce, to Gooda Perkins.
81 Co.: - .::::.':s - -.
stmr Gypsy, Leland. ls hours from Moss Land;
ing and way ports; produce. 10 Goodsll, Perkins &
CO.. =. :: 80: -.
Stmr City Of Puebla, Debney, 81 hours from
Victoria and Puget Sound ports; pass and mdse TO
Goodall. Perkins & Co. =: -; :.
Stmr Navarro, Hardwick. Is hours from Mem
docino; pass and mdse, 10 Mendocino. Lumber Co.
Stmr Newsboy Fesen 30 hours from Usal:
265 1T lumber, to Usal Lumber Co.
:Stmr Cleone, Miller, So hours from Crescent
City; lumber, 10 simpson Lumber Co. .
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BUTTER, CHEEsE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-Was rather easier yesterday receipts
being larger. No change in prices.
10.
DAIRY-Fancy, l21s6l Sc; good to choice, l2c;
lower grades, ll@ll lac. -:
EASTERN-NominaI : - 80
CHEESE-Continues to shade on. Fancy mild
new, 71a@Sc: common 10 good, 61a@7c; Cream
Cheddar, 1091lc q l3;,Young America. s@9c p
IL: Western, lo@llc; Eastern, l2C9l z ID.
hGGS-Stocks are large. the demand is slow and
another decline is noted OREGON Eggs, l2f39l &c
:. dozen; Eastern Eggs l2G13c; store Eggs, l2@
lSc: ranch Eggs, l3aI4c; Duck Eggs. 14@16c q
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POULTRY AND GAME.

PoULTRY-Changes were slight. Poor Hens
go at the lowest quotation. Live Turkeys are
quotable at l5@l6c 2 n for Gobbers, l5@1eC
= h for Hens: Geese = pair. 81 25@1 rs: Cos
lngs' 81 5O@2 SO; Ducks, S4.e5 Tor Old and S5@
8 q dozen for young: Hens, SO 5OtG5: boosters
young, 50 5OtG9 q doz: do, old, S4G4 so; Fryers
5000 90; Broilers. So coo Tor large and $2S4
75 for old.
GAME-Hare, 81; Rabbits, 81 20 for Cottontails
and $lNll 25 p ,fnz for small
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AN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

. wholesale rates. for dressed stock from the.
slagghterers are as follows; ~: =: = = :.
+ BEEF First quality 5@514c;. second do,41a@
VIZ arg %ssIag $685.; Small Small, e@7c y M
q ~ =, +. - -. -:
,LAMB-sprng Lamp. 6@61sc p 10. < - :
= PORK-Ltve Hogs, 3i4@p6$sc q ID Tor large and
934c Tor small and medium dressed do, aga S4c
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: :. . -.
HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

.BRANL$l5@lb 50 II ton. -: =.
:, = .MIpDLINGs--Si79ls q ton for: lower grades
and SIS tQ@l9 so Il ton fol the best :, =:
:. FEEDsTUFFs>-.R Rolled Barley; sl69l6 so;
ocake NJ cal Mt the mill, 500 atom: jobbing S2l
+Cottonseed Oicake $21a p ton: J.: 80. = ::
5HAA AA:-The lower grades are quoted very weak,
bnt. t.choice descriptions are steady. y o. change In
prces+ Wheat, SS@Dll 50;@ Oat, Ss19: Wheat: a Id
oat $50 IL; Barley, $7@8: Alfalfa, ST619 Clover
S6gs 50;~ Compressed, s7G 10 50I Stock, $6Cg7 F
ton: -:
:. :ST IA w 2nfAhGc = hale :: : =: :.
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PROVISIONS.

: CURED MEATs-Bacon. SC p n for heavy. 7c
for light medium, Sc e n for light, 1Oc for extra
light and 12c r D for suHsr-cured Eastern Sugar
cured Hams; IL 12c; california Hams. lOc q ib;
Mess Beef, IS q bbl; extra do, SIS so: fam
lily do, $40: extra. prime Pork. SO 9 bbl extra
clear, 81 2 boil: mess, Sl3 q bbl; smoked Beef
1Oc 2: n IT, t.. - ....-... =. s.:,.
E.LARD-Eastern' tierces is. quoted at 614c 2 10
fornla @uerces- 5l2c; Tor compound and bI &c for
pnre; half-bbls, 7r: lob tins, 712c; do BIB, &c
T. 10. :. ;s. -.
GoTToLENlE-es in tierces and 1850 q N in
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ORCHARD FRUITS-Apples, 81 25@3 2 box.
@75c for White 35@sl for Red and $l@l 75 "a
box for Black.
BERRIES-Receipts OF Strawberries were 443
chests, selling at $4d,7 q chest for Longworths
and $2@4 for large berries.
Gooseberries 40@50c 4 drawer and 3@4c = ID in
sacks
Raspberries, Sl@1 SO p drawer.
some fancy BacKberres came in from Covina,
southern California, but were not sold.
CITRUS FRUITS-The market continues quiet.
Oranges are qrotabIe at 60c6$l SO e box for Seed
lings, 81 50@;3 so for NRvels 81 1892 rs for Malta
Boods and 81 5Od2 for Mediterranean Sweets;
Lemons. 75c4S1 so for common and S2G)2 so for
good TO choice; Mexican Lines S5 5OG6; Califor-
MIA Lines 81; Bananas $l@2 q bunch; Pineap-
Piles, 1895 q dozen.