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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-18
AND GOING

II. T. Lashley. of Shenandoah, is a
guest ut the st. james
j. y. Brickcr, of Shenandoah, was in
the city yesterday on business.
p. j. Kelly, of Biucfcld, is registered
ut the st. James.
Il. II. Mccullough, of Wclch, w. Va.
is in the city on business
J. W. Davis, of Lynchburg, is regis
tered ut the ST. James Hotel
c. T. richardson, travelling represent
ative of the Washington Post, was in the
city yesterday
+. ID. Booth, of this city, who has been
superintendent" the building of viaduct
from Northboro to Boston, returned
home yesterday.
Woodson Doggctt Miss Ashly and Miss
Brecilinridgc, of Fincastle were i'm the
city Yesterday shopping.
Mrs. Drake, of Radford, who has been
visiting Mrs c. NJ link, on the River
side boulevard, returned home Yesterday
Miss Burton. of Dalevil!c. was in the
city yesterday shopping.
Mrs. r. 5 Koehler, who has been .sit.
ing friends in Baltimore for the past Two
weeks, returned HON yesterday.
Mrs. y. X. Prathcr, of Hagerstown. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry Thorn
burg, on John street 5 W.
G. Graham Anderson underwent an
operation Wednesday for appendicitis, in
the hospital mt Philadelphia Up to last
night his condition was reported us favor
able.
Lawrence Davis, who has been visiting
friends in Anderson, :. C., returned home
YESTERDAY morning
:. d. Boon, of Boon Mill. was i'm the
city Yesterday and will leave for his home
to-day.
Charles II Cooke, OF IIoliins Institute,
was in the city Yesterday on business
Hon. Jno. l.. Hannah, of Roanoke
county, was on.thc streets of the city yes.
terday.
Hon \. y. Phlcgar, of Christiansbure
WIS in the city Yesterday.
Miss -Adde billiard and Mary Jones
Carper, who have been visiting Miss
Evelyn Long, of Louisville, Ky. for the
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-18

New citron, currants, raisins for fruit
cake at Catogni's
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-18
Christmas MeCkwear.

Our big Holiday stock of Gents
Neckwear is now ready. Husbands,
fathers, brothers, country cousins and
sweethearts gladdened for an outlay for
- cents.
Our pc line of Gents Neckwear is
II long way ahead of any 25c line in the
city.
AT &c we are showing one of the pref
tiest lines ever brought to our town. 1t
will compare with anybodv's s5c stuff.
BE sure tic see it,
FULL new line of Windsor Ties for the
boys
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-18
Lamps! lamps!

Dispel the darkness Attend our Chris
mas Sale of Lamps, now in progress
Beautiful Parlor and Banquet Lamps
at less than manufacturers prices. Don't
wait, but come now, for they are going
fast
One lot ut Soc, would he cheap at ST. 80.
One lot the finest ones at 81, worth
everywhere Sc. 80 or more. =
G..Others at $3.50, $2.25, $2.0S and So. s'.Sca
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-18
Gown COmforters.

II YOU want the most acceptable of all
Christmas presents buy pretty Elder.
down comforter
We have a few 50 ones left which we
Lave reduced to 81.
'ome very fine extra heavy ones, large
: ze, measure 12xSl inches). cheap at
>. 80, hut they are to 90 at SIS 10.
some new and pretty ones at 81. 49,,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-18
HandkeYChiefs.

= Mr.. Santa Claus Handkerchicfs. -
Mrs. Santa Claus IIandkerchicfs.
Handkerchiefs for everybody.
Two hundred dozen Ladies' Plain
White IIcmstitched, colored border
Hcmstitched, and White Hemstitched
having drawn.work corners, the best
value agong, ut DC each.
One hundred dozen fine embroidered
ones, the l9c TO 25c kind ut other stores,
our Christmas sale price only IL Ice.
One hundred, dozen fine ones from the
late Hilton, Hughes & Co.'S Holiday In
portation, beautifully cmbrodercd worth
double the price, only PIC each
Two hundred dozen gents Plain White
llemstitched, colored border Hem
stitched and plain white with tape bor-
der, full size, worth Sc to Ice, your choice
for DC each.
Fifty dozen Gents Pure Linen Hem
stitched, won tn 20c, for only II &c
Elegant line of Ladies' and Gents
plain and initial Silk Handkerchcfs.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-18
Christmas Perfumes.

Special sale of fine perfumes made by
Fouget ct Gle Paris, each bottle put up
in n pretty box, perparcd expressly for
Christmas trade. The regular selling
price is only Poe II bottle
All the fine triple extracts in bulk.
Sold by The measured ounce ut one half
the usual selling pricc-25c IN ounce.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-18

Beautiful lamps, latest style, lowest
prices. Gravatt's Fair, Salem avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-18
Chenille Goods.

Here are desirable gift goods ut IL much
smaller outlay than You would expect.
Attractive Christmas presents, and
sure of appreciation.
"A fringed covers, worth soc, for 39c
6-'l frinscd covers, worth 81 for 81 l2c
OIL fringed covers, worth $l.1j, for
$i.25.
- fringed covers, worth $3.50, for
Sl.i5.
fringcd covers, worth So -, for 81.
We have just replcnished our Chenille
Curtain Stock for the Holiday trade, all
the newest and most desirable colors.
Brighton your home for the bright days
Of the Christmas time
Great biz values at $l.0S, So. so, 81 and
S5.oo per pair, and up to 81, all worth
one third more than the price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchanges.

New York. Sept. s-The stock marke:
today was moderately active and tho
course Of speculation irregular. There Was
evidence Of manipulation by operators for
both accounts. with the bears In control
ia the forenoon and the bulls dealing.
The only news bearing upon prices con-
sisted Of the declaration OF the regular
quarterly dividend by the Manhattan d.
rectors the recommendation OF the decla-
ration OF the regular disbursement on
Western Union and the ST. Paul annual
report The arrival OF gold from Europe
has now begun TO be regarded as matter
OF course, and also the deposits of fairly
considerable amounts Of the metal in the
sub-treasury. London prices were lower
as a result OF a bear strategy and the
local opening under this influence and
realizing was decidedly weak, with the in
dastrials and speclalties the chief suffer
ers. The early declines extended to II
per cent At the declines the market be-
came dull There being a noticeable ao-
sence OF pressure of long stocks the fact
soon caused a frmer tone and fractional
recoyeries occurred when the bears re-
newed their pressure. The market on the
up tack displayed more animation than
had. characterized the decline and the
traders were active In bidding up prices,
and especially in Sugar. The Industrials
contributed largely to the aggregate sales
The closing was al the top level al gains
OF a point or Whereabouts in many shares.
Bonds rose sharply In sympathy with the
Improvement In stock values. The gains.
however were most pronounced in the
less active issues The sales were $4,000
Government bonds were dull but strong
Money and Exchange.
Money on call firm at sos per cent: last
loan {, closed 5; prime mercantile paper
nominaily T19 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business In bankers
bills 81 s46a4 s4i. for demand and 4s7it1
4s1s. for sixty days: posted rates. $3.50
4s3is and 81 sssfIs Sc: commercial bills. si.s2-
Bar silver, es4c. Silver certificates, 6ssG
e7c
The Evening Post today says: Up - 3
O'Clock 500 coa in gold WAS deposited In the
United States slIb-treasu-y IN exchange
for legal tender notes. Some 81 the ASSAY
Office checks that were issued last week
in payment for gold buslion have been ex-
changed for sreenbacks. so that tbs gold
represented becomes q part OF the treasury
gold reserve. The steamship La Norman
de which arrived from Europe yesterday
brought g. IT.. 0co In gold. The Bank OF
England, Il was reported. sold another
large amount Of gold this morning for
shipment 30 :his country. and that fact
together with the knowledge 81 the large
amount o. god new on rs way here. and
the pressure Of commercial bills. combined
to make thu sterling exchange market essi-
er ana keeps the rates down.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09

Steamer AK, :, An. rror, A,..s>

Searner AK: - Que frosn A,askA
~Srtsash shsc R*vers5aie. His scrA nov ~
~~sAsAT14 - Gazing wheat Tor EurOyA
schooner Cora. Cart Harry Crcscv. xo,n
saSa oE grccerses 60 Sidney yesterday.
seTSenssre J. NJ Griffith. - tors. now
So Ga@et sound. ID sosiaEg lumber for
Honolulu
500, E.he,. Capt Peck arrsw~a from
pest.<Ty anS yea.
X. L. Grsg-nsn> we'll known on che w~fe-
lso5.t, mas xGtseeceed r. Nolan 40 steward
O. sa@ steamer Flyer.
s'teans schooner W. n. Hasr.sco v>e sx,
yesterday from Astoria She took full
a. tie Gilman eunksrA
Steamer Fay CIV IS or her reuxaar
rstFs 30 Everett and Whatccxn ana Will -
lad ae about . week for -epAirA
Ship Oriental. l.E6l tonA has been char
tered ey George rrtoh TO iosAS c.,ll a.
Departure e&y for San TranCacn
H1Ga1 An schooner American - tons.
Cow AZ SgrgNrd met. las been chartered
30 losd lumber rtssrs FOR Gibraltar.
The homo cf CAri eandA Of Tickle e.
Surae. has been GsA11sred oy the ar
rival - a boy baby. weighing EA POUNDS
steamer Greyhound vert out on Dep
regular run ~essarday moruSaU. she .ceAs
like = now boat aessP hAvanS been cub
tectcG 20 \ thorough cvAyhAuiing frosl
stem 10 stern
Steamer City Of PusbaA took fuel a. the
Oregon Tusnrov ousssg< oinkero yesterday
and aa4ss for Ssan Francisco at ! o'clock
this rnorrznx. The WassA Vale IL due
20 arrive during the day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

chicago, sept. k-TES bears In the
wheat market had enough encourag ement
AZ the opening to make their heatrs cad.
The words shipments 10 Europe last
week were s,ali.o1o bushels. including
S,5ao,e.9 bushels from this side. The
amount Oh ocean passage Increased 2ss.aa
bushels last week. The receipts AZ Min
neapolis and Duluth since Saturday NUM-
pered 3,5l- cars, compared wiki s,l75 cars
fer the corresponding time a year aga.
Chicago received sS2 cars, compared with
a. last year. The political situation had
likewise a little effect IN creating the
weakness at the opening. which was repre-
scented by the decline OF from Sll2c for
December a. the start. 20 lss4sSlhse IN he
course OF the next half hour and compared
with Saturdays closing OF s. ssgs5Sc. The
visible supply did not show quite as large
an Increase as had been expected. The
addition for the week VAS given as 81. 0s1
bushels, against 1000 009 To I. 5Ta. 800 bushels
expected. and compared with an increase
or l.3iAoe1 bushels on the corrCsp 0aulng
week last year. The fact that cables con-
tinued strong, notwithstanding the spec
ulatiye weakness here. was looked upon
as favorable factor and there Was some
encouragement derived from the export
business. which up 70 noon Was placed al
240.Mo bushels, although ali of II could
not be confirmed. The clcsraaces OF wheat
and -four for one day az the Atlantic ports
which was In the shape OF wheat. These
items were considered favorably by the
bull contingent. and by u o'clock an ad-
vance to 57asc had taken place.
There was considerable strength de-
veioped during the last hour on pointer
sent from New York that ths government
report Thursday would estimate only
SsA5. r1. 90 bushels OF wheat.
Low as corn prices we're before. they de-
clinei still more today.
oats were dull and rather easy most o:
the session.
Provisions were auii during .hs greater
part OF the session, bat had a firm under
tona.
Prices at the yards were higher and the
market developed dFnuess.
Closing ou tstions.
Wheat-September. 5s%Q5si.e: October.
$3.50.
Corn-september. Isascl s2c; October.
COZ.
Pork-Septemher sss. October Un
Lsrd--septenber. s9i7'a. October, :9aa
Rsbs-ssepte ss.i2fs, october. ss.Ia.
Rve-Sic
Bariey-ee aesc.
F1axseed-f3i. Geto
T1mothy-s2so
Live stock.
Cattic-Nstive cattle are selling az 81 Eaff
3.75 for common 10 fair grassy steers $50
4 - for medium % good ia. lots and 81 800
SIS sor the best cattle The bnik Of cattle
sell 1T siE9ANo. light weight stockers
s543.3 choice feeders. g. sazf3 -: calves
= 2.sls7 70. Western range cattle active al
sssTlss 80.
glogs-Heavy. s.t0Iszs: me1,urn, $50
as: lights. 81 sDafs g. pigs. saae. -
Sheep --Natjces were ssisbie a. t29f3 g .
Westerns. s2.s64f3 fer KILLERS. lambs SLOW
at s3Gs3sa
Receipts-Cattle. 500, hogs. 1900: sheep.
5,no
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Price. Paid TO Farmers for Country
Produce.

Produce
The following quotations are the prices
paid % farmers and producers by Seattle
huSiness houses for articles named. ths
goods 20 DC delivered IN Seattle;
Hops choice. new a. per 10.
Haydn boat loadsl--$sg %
C-alr-Oass. cho3ce Eastern Washington.
81: Puget sound. silGi2. barley. sli per
ten. wheat chicken feed. &c ss.ilI.
patatoe@-Nsw f>aSt2
Hides Petit ard Tsiow-ffesvy ssit>'
steers. over 81 lbs. aik95c. medium. per %.
4c light under IS lbs. = per 10. heavy
cows Sc: tight. 81. ssited kris. sEtsc; ans
car TER n. s.: green aides lc less than
~x1te-a. dry hides. per -. sc: culs OF
sksave. one-fhira less. Cry eiks 0$r p g.
sry deer SKINS. summer. Per n. 1881
good winter ifsfi SIS. poor ard thin winter.
sa4S>. sheep pets long wool. &c. saor,
wool. is~ waal. Western Washington. Re
Pc IL tsifow ite9ssc,
Live ssock-Chol,s hsct cst.i- COWS.
esc- steers. g-sysAtc. choice sheep. "a
good hogs xG&25: calves. dressed. large.
g. SINAI. -.
KAncA Egx~-lsnsGI-c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09

FINANCIAL.
London. Sept a-Sslvsr. ;esi. Conscls.
IL lila
New YORK Sept. s~~'The Evening Post
London financial cabegram says. The
stock markets were HfeIess today. but %
good tone on the settlement 81 tho labor
dispute il me city district Ouo feature
Vas the good demand for Argentina Sc
cur:ties. Americans were steady bat
closed weaker In sympathy with New
York Mines were lower. Jewish holiday
today and tomorrow viii restrict business.
The Parts and Berlin markets were arrn.
Breasissufr= and Grains.
Liverpool. Sept. s.~-Whea Spot steady
demand moderate; So. > red spring. S.
is6d Futures closed steady. onfo'ser Ia
higher ard other months unchanged, Sep
sernbsr. IS I'D. October. - "a $ovenf.srr.
ss n; December. u ed, JanuarE. - ID,
February. So zisd.
C0rn-Quiat; American mixed, r. I'd. F1'-
tares closed nfessdy. "a hlRf3sr, Septens-
aer, ?. 81. October. - Sad. November, -
- December. - ri.
F7our-F!rn. deanaad fair. freely sap-
piled.
OPS.
Rops-At London. Pacific coast q is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
waYrNY NEWS.

San Francisco SEP s.--Arrived-sssesra-
.~ Atrst-ax. from Coos hay. Schooner En-
ssr~s+sss rrexs C'0lsxxa Ia river.
Yokohama. sss1fs. T.--ATrsvs1--fssts1sh
g*eagaer Empress o. japan. fT1rs Van
0o8ysr.
So CruH Sept s.--sar asa-Ssc hooaer
y,t+.ag Zsre- Tor Port Townsend.
Efas4u4AHa sept. Dsckal-~-SAl b Cd
see~~ R4nv Cousins and Jennie Stella
Yrara Aberdeen. for San Francssce. Ar
vssss4 September g~SSnr Dse4 aoFse. ff2Es
san Francisco. fer HegHiarn-
Tge<s-s&sa. " ash. sept 7.-ssDsSai---AF-
-gvso--esr aoosar FznGy Ad@ss. from saa
sr.rc.sco. 70 xoa5 e. Actrdexa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09

Boston, S2t. s.--tT'71s wool market shows
an increased voluuss - sales buE fne hss
Il sales - confined 70 TAO or tarfa
houses. Eaverg = eless 1Ae sAles - she wTs x
show there - more disposition - bay
400. and the tone % The ;nsrset - more
hopeful California sool 90 >5riaera
spring. e<752c. secured price. A81e. MD
die county spring. fst-- secured price.
zsfss~ Australian N~eot-7sso9rea 1sssla.
centang. saperaae. - Sc. csEnA.nE. good.
sssstSsc. conbtug. average SsaHsac. Queens
.arA--C1znusng, sfx44ze.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09

4.sss; American Sugar. 81 so: Burlington,
1850: CaicaEo Gas. s.iae. General Ti>>-
trie. 30: Louisville 4 Nashville. S.5Aa.
Manhattan. s,.iee. Res4snx. SEQ. Rock
lslSn@. 7,1sa: 81. Paul. $3.50. TenneSSes
Coat ami IRON. :. 80: Western Union. 4spA
Visible Grain supply.
Ths visible s,pply e grain Saturday. Sep
se-ssosr s as compared by the New YORK
Produce Exchange, IS as follows: Wheat.
- $500 bushels. Increase. s-i.esH bushes:
corn N-S-asa bushels: decrease. lsslto
bushels: cats. 7.2s&as, bushes tactease.
b4,ssa bushels; rye. f.sS go 1tasA-ss. IN
crease. fTA.s@, nar3ev. .seS.Ss bushels: tn
crease. sss a0 Bushes.
Flour.
Fioar-Recespa- 2s'so asrretsi exports.
Aea barrels Market Gnsi and lower 10
sell
Wheat.
whea%--FsAcet pss. "a 90 AasSh-lS: exports
1000 basasls. Spot. opened weak, closed
steady. NJ. bard. 67ssS. Options decline
arSt under hssgssh foreign r@ws and hix
Northwestern receipts b.ys a igs afternoon.
recovered on expoVt hUyt1s 81 Chicago.
sseaaier cables. Local cover.ag and ak OF a
cold wave In me NortawtS. Closed IN
changed 10 ~ ne1 algeer No. . red. Sep
tenosr. S-zz @<sSA.c. c4ossa. - (, December,
65sso.
" DOL.
Wooi-Qaiss.
Hops.
Hops-pasl.
Metals.
Pig Iron--Dgil: Southern. UeSsts;
Northern. Sc. 55sI z. -.
copper-Sassg. exchange. prime. SO SO
1a&
Lead-Firm: brokers. sac. exchange,
s. zsSs-.S1.
Tia->steady; straits. sis.2.e IS. -: psasss.
quite.
speAter-k,asy: 20mss;Ac- IS 5e9SeA
toifec.
Co1ee-ossflons. close. quiet. unohangsi
70 IeSslo points net decline. Spos. RIO. dala :
No. /. Has. mild, quiet.
sugar.
Sagar-Raw and refined. steady.
Petroleum.
Petroieum-+Unlted. closed. sl-i2 Penn
sy.van.a crude. steady. October. 81 i2ss 2.d.
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Worm. I'm ApnI~s and Pears.

L Cheatle commissioner % the state
board OF horticulture. calls the attention
OF he fruit growers Of The state 20 the
fact that the Goblin moth has been found
IN late shipments o. California apples.
when worms are found IN apples O.
pears" says the comm! @sloncr. "the fact
should ne reported, as 1t w1N be 20 the
interest % ali consumers - remedy this
growing evA. and will also confer last
ing obligation or the fruit growers OF the
Sta.e"
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SAN FgASCI~rO MARKETs.
R~e,t-tu~ Grains. rto


San Francisco. Sept. s--rforr-.Far.lFy
ertras. 81 se<fs 70. bakers extras. SaH
50. sTperf'ne p E>S2
Vseat--Shipplnr. s5aasssc FOR No /. ard
s.A-c for choice, milling. ;IGt02s.
Bsrley-Feet, fair to good ss9--1sc:
choice. s7s%Sfs5c: brewing. 72rse2-Tlzc.
Oats-MilinE s7is54zr &c. Surprise sscr
8 "a fancy feee. 50 Ess5c. good 10 choice,
ssa@aisc new se~d. 7s@fSsc.
Recetrts-Flour. quarter sa Skis AIS. 10
South Vallejo. - ~so. Co washington. : gs5.
wheat. c@ntsls lzS ~. q Po-; Costa. ia
90. 60 South vallejo. 1850. do Washing
ton. , 800. barley. 1.%0. DO Port Costa
=. 80. oAts. eentals. 900. beans. SACKS.
? sS5. potatoes. sacks. 2 81. onions. sacks
q: bran sacks ISIS, 90 Washington.
ts0. m3d5liozs. sacks, 80 hay. tons 64s
straw tons ~. hops bales 81. sarseeA
Washington. sacks 50, WOO. bales. 5iS.
h9aes number. SO. wEe. gallons - 90.
quicksilver. nSSkss 20.
PrDsuc~. Fru Z. Etc.
lf44tngs-ssAso22 Per Tor. bran. 81 so9
I3s8
Hsy-New croe. vaess t-gle; wh~s; ard
ca g. gsss. cat 9 ssE'- - river Barley
s. sssS. beat oariex. tsg75e. Alfalfa. s .
g. -. clover. $s9 =. stock. 81 s"sss. CON-
pressed We
ptstato-s---1gfs FAIRY Poe. - ~.
Garnet Chaes. soa7sa-, salinas Buroar Il.
sgseac. river RaroanE~ &G*c. sweet 20
tstoes. t9L& per GENITAL
ontoas 59c river tomatoes. lesTJr: Ray
tomatoes. a59--e. bay c-caGn oers. @sS--~~c
ger BOX. E.ay zaGaass. p.r coz. @ez-sc egg
rEar. 80 $a~ Per box A r1s--.s rres1 = -.
7seest.1 per crate % Berkeley. sse' s<.,
green Peppers. SsGsse Per hex. LARA
beans 80 - pr s&ck string osas2s,
&c. g&rt.c- 1@4- per pound.
5
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wafe-ne'cns s<ss Per 10: can.alcures.
sNTN Per c-Sie- nntmegs, &f4oc per box:
peacaes Sssssc Per box Bartlett pears. IA
oAIA- G4ac. plams. IN boxes. aDfssc:
Franes s9sssc; ounces. 4s9Sac. Msxscan
lisaes sssss9s: California lemons. s. 81 ~;
CO good 10 choice, sl--sE7s; 10 fancy, Is
Gao; valencia oranges. SssSz 20 per box.
Mediterranean sweets, Per BOX. 81 sr9a. -:
bananas. s2a2 per bunch: rsneappies. ssss4
Per ocZ@n; Persian dates, $685. per POUND
hot,eF-sancy creamery. as5sss-c; do
seconds, -sG45c; fancy dairy. @.s-sc. pick
iea. NS@lc. firSin. 1sS1so.
Chsese-Fancy mild. new. 80: fair 70
good 'A49ssss: Young America, s9lac:
Eastern. Ie.slSc
Eggs-stors eggs. ls3lsc: ranch. 0gssc,
Eastern do Issisc-
Poultry and ga<ne-Live turkey gcealers.
l4Slsc per pound: hens. lssFi4c: young ,ur-
sess AGise: ROSTERS. Old. st9<a per
oozen; ROSTERS, yoGng. aza5. brothers.
snan. s1esso: do. large. s2.soSs: fryers.
s-ss5S-2S: hens. ssfs.so. ducks. og6. xdT2 ~:
aucks' young. sS8s; gosiings. x.sS<al.-5
per pair: geese. s. as.SI Z per pair; pigeons.
oic, N-so; do young. s1.s9L.a
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Sa wheat
sariey-inaesive; December. $50.
Corn-Lsrge yellow, ssls1sse
Bran-sl2. ssgl3.5o per ton.
Wool.
Wool-s2r.ng. San Joaquin ana South
ern coast. poor 6 months, 4Gse; San Joa-
quin and Southern coast. good months.
s14asc; San joaquin. feothul. good 20
choice. s1s1T53c; San Joaquin. years
fleece. 4GSase. Nevada heavy, Ss!7c. Ne
vada, choice. s@S5xc; Northern, choice. %
Gle.
Hops.
Hope-ouotaole st 2s4c per pound for
old
Financial.
Silver bars -. eS1sl Drafts. sight - =.
Mex do. El.laa Telegraph =. ..-
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The Norfh-Wessern line has three Aasy
trains h@t ween 81 Taal ana caicawo Il
your trala FROM shs West should he late.
ard you don't connect. reeoLest is's less
.haa tso boars TO walt This IL an i'm
r5zsrtar4t matter ~ you are in hurry. ".
IS. Parker. Puget Sound agent. e1 First
xvsx.l.e, Seattle. Wash
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s..e,, -eslus,-Cosden .-C-' m ~. ,.-
- a. extra - - tb's per n g..
- x-aaa.ated. ~ oAss per y -. e,,ha
s. Powdered. sac; 500 czsa p~'-e
Narls SuwaT--Ftve-pourd n0xes. SCI.
.,rsa 10 ,he =. &c ger u. ass.r.s.i
cakes. i-%xc p~r .
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s%~.f-st PEE boi. 2 e g. - os-a-t &
Fsa,cn, Es~e is-' 3 y, Nes~tv 4 SO.
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$50 So per rwti re as.r r.
49, 8 ~ ~ ia-,s Ss3 7cr ew- I'VE e
- Nbs $50 Ter cwL s. vor~S ss+. 60
hAt & as svv3Ey eeT -Tf g. s. e~a-x~s
$40 - ~ KS rnleA wheat q 81
- 49,, aA>fe wsest nou- GER az =.
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r-e~s ssethf-zf - Srca ! we.ta ~e- =
a.. eseS. 0sr p. tTsc; Eaxos. per . :,
a. y>e,ss-eh-fsrAa. &: ~hs-x g..
...- II se-sm3 *Ac fsre.i7A
v,-4ef peas-t1 aest- GIFTS x->.s a..
a. YES B. ss-a. r. xez. -
81 ass,.fnxs--g-s Tgsoo1. 80, se~ss
- tea yesses KnssrseaG das-~ se-e
-. - ton - reasf Nasf r~sss~s
,aA--, .s~ss. re~ tez. s. 50 .aezs re-
49,. g. s~TS sacks. = r. bsls e. s-las A. "a
s. i. ea.s 8 .ssH sasks, = ss sac =
ra~s -&Fsa. .-s} - Here Tsnlsres NJ
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AS eora1.e4n3 ,tsroes ~
S-0~es-4 gos.s41g r--'-srSsE az sAA. rax =.
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WHEN yosi take your vacation. ten't for
90. IN. %oTtaeTn Pacific are making Ak
e,sfx.on ra1@s osly 70 Aberdeen asad oros-
- Govf Ia ming, bicycling Ard every
Mag eoneacsvs 70 q pleasant holiday viii
- soaa1 there
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Fxcursious so the fsvach

TIE Northern Pacific are now rnakisg
a rae az ore fare for Tire round rip To
ah4~S4en sna Ccossa- Tickets On Ale
every day. NOTING more pleasant .han Q
W. u he <rans Facire ocean.
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