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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card in effect June /. III

Time Card in effect June I. IL
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATco1
ROUTE.
State OF Washington leaves Seattlo g. 81
except Saturday. at 10 p. m
SEATTLE. ENERETT AND LA c.
NER ROUTE.
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily. 49,
Sunday. at a. m. III Il
Telephone. Main 273 Yeslsf d.
PUGET SOUND & CENTRAL AlHp
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANYex9f..a 4
Steamship Transit will leave 0eetu4
Central America on October btn
Regular sailings between r414
sound aud Central Amerlo
ports General Office. Mutual LIZ
building.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.,
STEAMER WILIAPA.

Capt. George E0be!EA p
Leaving Seattle for Alaska Oct00ef.6
1885. at 10 O'Clock. ana every 1fteee
thereafter.
TO J. g. CARROLL. Aren't
Schwabacher dock. Tel. Pxe
CHARLES Y. PEABODY. GsrersJ -
aver. Seattle.
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NOTICE or THE CLOSING or THE
registration books OF DaSarrssh pre-
cayc- IS hereby gwen that the
registration books Of DUwarssh pre-
enc; siA be closed at csc.ock n IN.
O--ocsr 18th. 1886. and all citizens OF said
p-ec-ncs are Aereby notified that they
must IN order 10 vote at the next gen
eral election. register under the rroyis-
iors OF the reg!sl-s ton law. on or be-
fore said date.
E w SMALL
Registration Officer OF pgwsmish Pre-
c.nst- King County. Washington
Dated az Duwam.sa this Ist day of oc-
tober. tsss.
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INGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON
Carrying u. S. Mall.
On Port Orchard and Port Waahsn1
route. leaves City dock. foot %
street, $50 a. m. calling at South 0S2k
Rurcheli. Brick Yard BreWartou. 04
NAVY Yard. Sidney. Charless3n. TfoeS5S
Chico. Silverdaie. Leaves Pert 0FSS
navy station az 2. m. arrives
Bogardus 4 Co.. agents. TalephonoI
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IN EFFECT OCTOBER /. IN
GREYHOJ-Nn

GREs HOUND.
Seattle, Eirnonds and Everett RcNtA
Two round frsps daily except Sun6nX
Leaves Seattle 7:45 a. M. .. m. c.
meets with steamer MIkado for SnohoEfA
Lands al Colman dock. foot OF xn11M
street. w
Leaves Everett 10 a. m. $50 p. m. c.
meets with steamer Flyer for TAconR
Lands at Merchants dock. Everett
Seattle & Tacoma Navigation ComQ
FRANK w. GOODHUE. ManAooG
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER ROSALIE.
Arlington dock. leaves for victesie r.
Port Townsend daily, except saturday Z
1870 a. M: returning leaves vIctof6 4
10 A. m. Steamer Idaho leaves sos m
Townsend and way ports daily. exp&5
Sunday, at I a. M: Sunday. direct q I
a. M: returning. direct. leaves IN
Townsend a, D. m. Phone. pike a
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE

STEAMER UTOPIA -.
Leaves Tacoma. II noon: Seattle. "
wharf. p. m. Mondays ard TnuIs
for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fehae3
New whatcom. Blaine ard Friday L.
Dor. and Vancouver. arriving vancee
p. m. following day.
Fare &c Blaine. 81: fare TO yanco4Sys
g. For further information arpiy = -
Ter wharf
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MESSENGER SERVICE

RING THE O. X. BOX for messengers.
Western Union and Great Northern tele-
grams. hacks. gurneyA and express
wagons. quick service. Telephone Main
80 GA Second. Branch Pacific Lauo-
DRY
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DEATHS Avn FUNERALS.

asH EFA1fER-rn e~atste- Monday. Otto
6er 6. Jls6. AZ Providence hospital. Csorgs
~. De Re&m<r. second asssssans ehx.nes..
ri G.R q. Grant, OF Appendicitis, aged
= years.
- funeral services VII b held fnfs
afs1rrnon * Bonney 4 Stewarfs chapel.
- ] o'eiock. Rev. ". II. @. Temple or
0SiatsnG.
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YsfPoU<DED STOCK NOTTCE-The fol-
Loving descr bed horse, placed IN the
city poBnd on September %. Isss wifi ne
sold At public auction "a the highest bid
der for cash Ia hand. 20 pay cost OF i'm
pounding and advertising. Saturday. Oc-
tober II. IS.s. At Is o'clock a m al the
front door 81 police hesfqaar Eers. cor
rer % Third street aud Yesler way
Ore sorrel horse. white stripe down his
face
Tha owner a. the above described horse
tesn- 10 me unknown.
e 3 REED.
CAfef OF Police
Date o, first publication. October 2, fsSs.
----e---------
rNpOySnED STOCK SoTICE-The fol-
lowing described helfer. placed IN ne
city pcua1 on September =. isss. MI be
sod az pubic auction 20 the highest bid
DER for cash IN hand. 20 Pay cost az lrs-
pounding ard Advertising Tuesday Uc-
tsrer IS, .s1@. az - cfc!5ck a. IN. al the
front door es police headquarters car
rer % Third street and YeSssr Gay
One rel heller, White skSas IN forehead, ,
rz0rsAs old
Tha ovner OF the asove-6escrshea heller
being to ere unknown
g Z REED.
cnssf 90 Police
Date OF arxt publication. September =.
lS&
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wHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TAcpe
ROUTE-Take steamer Bay City sor ~
acorfes. Fairhaven or Whatcom- 49,
Commercial dock. Tacoma. z p. m.s ~
dock Goot Main street,. Seattle. p -
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday,.
turning leaves Whatcom 8 o. n: FaAst
ven SIS .. m. and Anacortes
m. Sundays. Wednesdays AM tns
Fsres-sesttle 81. or 81 30 round Tips
coma liz. or & round Trip.
w II. EIl1<N.
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Advertisements up9ef tbs bees o. Loss.
Rnxnd. FOR sale Tor Rent ana sftasiig"s
Wanted Win be inserted az re re,s % :
cent 4 weird each Insertion payment AZ
Oava IN advegce No advertisement 70
eefred for less than = cents.
XoTTcE-IThs business csnee OF sns
Yost~InselliGencm - open unul -
6un4ay hours. T. N. 70 I'D .. "a. ana ,,.
4o0o m Classified advertisements WA
% received w TO this tine
Advertisements VII be Secefved II
h1Snch offIree OF the Poes-Inteliigence!.
TACOMA BuREAr-Eo. il1 PACING
PORT TcTysEgD-wIli;am = JcneA
8EfLYNCHAM RAY-S<w Wnsscem.
o. ~ Culver. Mseager. ~~,..
OLy1EpTA-{ssH Main stfesI C"ss'ss
Watson. Agent.
The following lettsrs await adveftssfs
~ ~
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NANTED-Agenss, assorted comic. motto
and campaign buttons. hot sellers; he
per dozen. U.z per 100. post paid. SO per
Ism by express, Campaign supply Co.
- Arch street. Boston. Mass.
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KANTED--Ffrst-ciass timer. steady sob
for fhe winter. Apply 70 +. y. David
son. receiver z. G.. Mics Co.
WANTED-cook Ut Occidental hotel.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
L.. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, Portland. Or
egon, Sept. Is isSS.-Sealed proposals
for constructing dikes. etc. in Tfia-
nook Bay. Or, will be received here un-
I'll u m, October 8, 1895. and then pub
iicly opened. Information furnished on
application. W. l.. Fisk. Capt. Engrs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-30

Now YORK. May - Today's dry goods
marko. was very .auici one and only
moderate volume Of business Mas done.
Printing cloths were quiet ~ ~ win
a1l.s 81 tho Moek LOGS ihnn 1000 plcccs.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKET.
w0Ol MARkNr REVIEW

Boston. Mas. May % The Boston
commero'a Bul,tin Win say tomorrow Of
the wool market
Alor woolcu mills have stopped this
week. ana inr AgAlgnncnt of the Glen
more WnrAtrd mila with considerable IN.
drhiedncas in Boston has not improved
maiiera lne OF a hundred thousand
poiildr OF South American cress-breh WOOL
was shipped bnuk 10 Antwerp. There have
been no her notable transactions: ms
sales Of the week are 1882 pounds DO
inosiio aud $4,000 pounds foreign, asainst
2Is. 900 pounds domestic and lllvDp
pounds foiaign lat week and 1,Ul,Wn
Iouuds domestic aud i.pi,pn pounds inf-
ripn for the same week last year; mm
rounds domestic and .aIl 900 pounds for-
nlgn from The sales 10 the same date IN
1856 The receipts 10 date show nc-
erase of 1874 domestic and an increase
Of 1857 lales foreign.
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Chicago May -r.~cattle Demand was
slack oud Irndr slow all around. prices
for gord grade bncf steers l5c lower. most
of the iair to choice beef st.cr5 sold at
1,7p0 40. f,.dcis were yet III good de-
maud at firm prices. ,he best selling
around 3s5 and COWS and heifers only
shade of from the best prices OF the
week. ycni caINss were steady, about 100
TrNas oaitir went at strong prices, the
best grades al 800, ana some extra ic1
.,nfilc M go $50. iiogs--rOiay's arrivals
found ready ouil.l a. prices srons 10 BE-
hiphrr. heavy hogs sun went rather
slowly and only "a SHADE higher. but choice
medium butcher uigs w.rc In urgent de-
mnnd AZ e. advance. and fancy light = {
strong AT 30 higher. "A fow fancy ljD-pounI
pigs wore tak"n AT 800, and many choice
l,0-peund rigs were bought at $50; n
good inarN u-ffil h.aYy hogs sim had to
seI atound 400 while choice heavy ship
ping lois were bought around 3.l7iz and
rough lots bud old 81 w downward to
ia. Sboclt All sheep Of good quality,
nuiive Il xaH or Western, found ready
anle al prices strong 20 lpc higher. iamhs
and ,oatings were FULLY Toe higher, fan
~ Clipped Western lambs selling at h-5
ana woolod ny to Jfp' 4 fow fancy spri &
lambs gold nli 20 G.n". but most choice lots
a. Z .G.f5..5 aud fair to good a50flinp
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Now York. May - -Whcai- Escorts
s,a.7ul bushels sput weak No. = roll II Rs.
80 hard IL IS options after open
Ing stronger ou foreign buying and steady
cahl,s. turned wcan and declined all day,
assisted hy huudatlon and i"aiur'les :
rahias. absence. of export lomnld and
smail clearances. cossi Mass act lower.
The highest point for luly during the
month was 7p', and thc lowest To-Day
No . red 6Ct. June 80, September dllg.
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New YORK. May 20 Weekly Nct re
onluts NJ gross i32la Exporis--To Grca I
Britain 30lp. Franc" NJ continent ..3,
FORWARDED 2sga; Ha,cs S'S2. spinncrs iV's.
Now Orleans. La, MAY % Wcckly- Net
receipts. 1900 gross s5l5: exports 10 Gron'
Britain. 1901 continent. oji4; coastwise.
1852; 81 les $3.50
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New orleans. May 2a-The market for
cotton ssed prodHcts 81 dgll ana
unchanged. prime crude OIL bulk II; prime
summer yellow in narrels. IN. meal nv,
cake i7oo per short ton long ton. for ex-
UOri iagh
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WrrKl.Y BANK STATEMENT.

New York, May N-The wcrkly hank
statement shows the following changes:
Reserve. inofca-r t5l# rs: loans. increase
sii5a.W9. specie Increase 800; legal
81 ~. 1Gl: circulation. Increase $3.50.
The hanks now hold 81. 5000 In es,
cess OF the requirements or the p per cent
rule.
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|ISIyESs BAROMETER.
|, - III, Condition of Tradc
Generally.
| FOR THE Fruit SHIPPERS.
..,s secondary to Quality.
tanned Goods season.
| othcr Trade NOTES.

,,ous,ou. Friday. May y.
...nn is rapidly approaching
/ sr,,i, growers Of South and
4. will begin shipping large
AZ fruit to this inukci. AS
| many points cutsidc the state,
I,h,less be timely to give them
|, about conscientious market
sell known commission man
N. "Thcy should always re-
T. continued. "thN' buyers nrc
on ,he alert ioi 'l'e best OF
There are generally ten boxes
fruit OH the market 10 one
fancy stock. and ,hc pric" OIL
lon TO one in favor OF tn. lat
consumers who huy from the
,lxays examine carefully III
ll,coyer the best l'rices are
10 quality, though naturally
= any article Influences its sale
extent. wholesalr and retail
who do business m cities ana
Iayor to secure reputation, and
70. 10 ee successful until they
S.hed ,hemsciN.- npon Il arm
based upon reliability and
II is not difficult 10 secure
but 1t is not AN ri-Y matter
4m unless tho quality of the
julucemoni. The same APP
hi; growers nui shippers. \
o, them daily send their
rries. apples, peals and plums
10 be sold, makine no effort
10 build up special demand
products ami compete with
% send goods oi IN" same
\ prices obtained depending
m The demand for the time.
rs are numerous 'lio supply is
general price, INIT il the de
III, some Of the shippers have
sacrificed At 4 very luW price.
market is oVcrsiockrd con-
then buy only ilir best. and
will he high rrupuifipnatolv.
IT. there may he au unlimited
market, yet There may he a
that which is Uhoico Tho
are iirst sold AGd the bal
then bring wh1t"v.r is Of
Use the consum 'r- nave an OF
b suppy themselves .rom the
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on the disappointing cables, tho lnc
weather. heavy Northwestern rec elpts
lack Of support and the coming hol'iay IT,
me rrow.
Corn was locally active. with hal.-crn'
range. closing al the bottom, 3-sc lower
than yesterday The weakness of the mar.
kct was due to the fine crop weather and
sympathy with wheat.
oats mad u fair trnde, within We range
closing al the hcttum isc r1wcr than yes
tcrday. 10 sympathy with the ctner cereals
frcv s.Cus opened firm On moderate re-
coipts and iigmucss Of hog products. Later
n tho day they made material declines on
lack OF support the murkVt being chiony
l.cal, and closed steady ut ,nslS iisurcs.
Estimatci receipts for tom. rtow: Wheat
80 car.. corn. - ears oats. Se9 cars; hogs.
ldMl head.
cash quotations wcrc ms follows;
Flour-pull and steady.
What No. > spring. 5Iia No red 60 ~
G,rn No. :, g7s.0g7 SIS. Ne. yellow
oats No. s--i>isnl>i., No. white. 9I.f'
III, N. } white, lsA.
RNc-Nn. ., 80.
Harley 40 .. nominal; Nc. D. 70. No. J.
{. %. h.. y.
raN seed Ne. |, ~.
TsmcthN sec, rrimc, 3.llTS.N.
Mcss pork rnr barrel. i.eSni,N ~.
Lard Fer lOn puuuds, i,l"p Nv
Short ihs sidesa ,.p0su, >nrS.Sn
niv Stated shoulders RoNcA. ifiii
htr, clear sd"s-Boxo d, : i-Sii
Whisky pis,illcrs' finished eopn. per
ptlli .U. ~,
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SUGAR.

New York. May 29.-suger- Raw easier;
fair refining. lac; centrifugal, % test.
trifugal, 81 test. 3 rs; refined quiet.
New ORLEANS. La. May 29.-Sugsr--0pe4
Kettle. none in first hands; centrifugal
\ 5-sns 1915. Mohssescentrifugsl ~
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS,
DoingS OF Day With Wall Stree,
Operators.
AN IMPROVED TONE PREVAILED
In Sack Speculation .- Withdrawal of
Gold far ENpnrt Fell Short
III ENpecia ions.
PREVAILED

New YORK. May - Speculative condi-
nons underwent chanec today anl a
decidedly mrovci tone prevailed. rho
Withdrawal of sold for export tomorrow
irl short of cNpcrrsiions. am satins O
only >l>m."H which brings thc nssrcs,c; c
exports i9r ihe week to si,So0.o9Q
TNdaN's cnsaetmcuts were cns,t gar
ually hf A dlposn 90 slwlooo goui
NN cIty hnnk, rNchlnse for er.,n-
harks and hy tho Payment OF Sl,otsp by
a 1erosboN bank under the treasury
call. lne cion OF the treasury dcpar.-
mrui in lucing thc premium 900 ASSAY
uit f A'i bars to ls per u.ai ,Nrilet
ccua .'iahic cuinn.cut lni 70 wts heieVc (,
hAi had the rtduaNun hrOu larger tht
ih .,n'i.J narf iuttiopra strength
~ 'he outset. Wnd he 100 uon 20, n h i;
London ii'lces and 70 llralr nuruhas,s for
foreign aaCunni Nne dlvauoing isadeucN
Mas stimulated ltter hy coycrirr iur-
.hhses pspep ally H tUc mirrnS hmm s..
Fot sn and luea operators Appeared 10
more iuiiS apwcinte tho errat impor.-
ivy hc JOINT lrtftc assoc .llion. sugar
M'i rlnsiNcuous tor stroneth ami "A. ~
mug - lrr cent foo l-a Con-
NNN litfN Sa- rose rcr cent The I'M
lWeN,m ni- ln iNe lDa mag rMlwty aNer-
,le'a hAeu uuin' Nith The c snls 81 H.
best uf the dnN fAe aggregate aft husi-
N'-s W'tS hnMrN'r .Sh. Ntcl s. ~ huhiS
rose swaltly IN gho cios'ne radine rthe"
hfuis made noteworthy advances. Sla )
SlN'8'w Toial s.l,s 81 L. Today We're
NV .nar. iac'udins Au'ri AZ sugar
5000, burlington i44p : Paul s20.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New or'"nns. La, May 29.-ilog products
ti.rye. 3 7-Sui. Boxed mf'its shoulders.
rs. sides. "a. Bacon 'lo"r Iih s,d. =.
~ li.ins- choice sueur-curei ) 3-in
y It, Flour duh. extra fancy. a5ouStn,
patents. 3.15u9Si Corn meal quiet, ~.
Bran lul 50Wai Hay arm; ri'ne, l'@ Il ,
chuiro. laH.n Corn nrmcr. NJ sucked
WV a.. ri: mixed S6uij'p Nclows -.
oats quiet No. Sucked - -sN26 Riee
Rough. receipts toby. dil thus far ms
'isrn l,l5i.enh. snue time last y'"r, a''
il2 sales today. $40, quiet and nominal,
ehcl 81 grades scnrrc. clean quiet. safes
1SN; ni linury to good. 2Nic.
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b.
lEADE MOVIES

n @iI'er i' in no lem1al on
|l l,,,i'n men r.por n rea,,y
Uses Of good cprile. which
NJ arrived in
and sold for Il
as sS0 AL supply of peaches ON
Der c eva. tri'es ranged from
NIL crates rat, Of s,rawverrics
morning They sold
sIeat many s,,csscs ,s "a
kg ma, s,r markcl. tho gen
'ne tendency is up
as ana prices aie ,'G iir n, al, al,
'Du is small n TIT. sea- e..
e.! l.'lsr Of the .,o ,n.,,,, 4,
.ckerrIsss Dropping from the
The III, We're very scarce
f.. ro,,,,, n states tha, m =
p'essden,s rs late as May
10 Inc ".si ana have done
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IiEsrER's WEEKLY REPORT.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rort of Galveston. May p.

or siilpHoARr Nor cLkAREp
Cotton on ah.phonrd At GllYestop today.
Bales
IA I,un. IiNorpuol ..................... 3 f2R
Mallory Inc, Sew Yullt ..,........ al
rot,l ........,. 3fto
Same day last yonr ..... 81. ... .... .l2.oi6
RECEIPTS AND rXpo,,TS
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CHICAGO.
.rhe lending futures ranged as fol'ows;


chicago, MAY 25.-Whoai vas qtie', win.
in 7-sc range. closI al IN, 90, 'o.n nsea.s
~ NJ ~ W, onentd Arm on reports Of buy
M by foreigners at New York. weakened
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I.g,, ''''- q - : ff'''
|Is,las have been approved by
|s"'I oil Internal revenue. and
s'nount allowed is hrgrr
r. the claims VIII
[,,a iale1 ar m ADDITIONAL APP
||'''e to meet thrlu.
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT

ern "a, syliies, slyc' smoked bellies &c.
, haaS ,hr' h-i9 l'-,' --lh. i'-c' aA-lh. 5i.c.
| BAKING PONDER Ap,x, Lib. ss.on; IA
H. si25; LIB zoe; Victor. l-lb. pei doaeii.
IT, per dozen. 81 %. lii. StS5 III S,pS N.
c.. S.;ez cans. $40 rsr dozen ~
| CANNED HtlT-l'cr doscu. Strnwbcr-
| ries. Wcn$l"n pinapplrs. standard 81 20.
ie5; seconds a5cuSloa. pears. sianiari VI
n az. ,Thi'rpsSGr har'lett pears ~ aogl
ard, LII. Slhgui.di. BIB seconds. 81 .i5Gi.li.
10 pc peaches 'anSAc, hlochhcril,s. Suf
CANDY PLAIN candy, d..9s. !, wrapped
| rock, i0fillc
CANNED VEGETABLES Marroyfai
| peas sl.oOul 90. Lima beans. >NtS,c. string
beans, 'vn'jc, corn, iOcgSl.25. Tomatoes.
| 2-!b' 'sud2i.c. seconds, aonase, 3-lb. ,0uSo .
| ,CALlFokNIA CANNED GoODs-rer
dozen for 2i.-lh cans Peaches. $l.S5ftl. 40.
egg rlums, 81 l0ni 10; amicots. 8 "p .--as
cherries, s.so; hlack cheriies 81 black
CANNED MEATS Ronst ncoi l-le. $40
| pl.5o. :. -, 81 .uu2. p l-lh curn"t Npei. 3.
dozen $. l5lti -; i-lh lunch tuasae dozen,
s2;9n2 q; 'g-.h chpiei beef DOZEN y -
| franktutt sausage l-!h - SO. ,-lh roiled
nam. dozel, aapiHe III ported ham. :
| NbEtI. VI III Il He'd nam ! uNHril. tNHf
'oc' i2-Y deviled ham. dozen. = g..
| CANbl ES-tiranite as and ~ n>c IL
or paratine, assorted color, sAeile, star
candles gUgk,c
-coFtEt: Rio and cordova; lenir 1879
| lte prime 1a,niSc cnoirs l9i.alM. tam
l'.sn2Vc' peaherry -lp2i@s Koasi,4 cellev'
| Apex basis ioi-lh eases 81 -. Arhuchlc $
n i'o-lh cases, 81 NJ. IN 3G-lb ca.ss, " IL
cKACkERs 4 i: { soda ~. on, On
cream Sc. ginger Snaps Sc; p"i.'. us H..
| sci y
craekn"l,. l5irc
| FLOUR Tidal waN,, Si.il, sea y Allf
extra roller fancy So. sea igarb s,;s''
| rye Hour, &.hf Duirpt rftl. ktA $50. -
burg Best $3.50. gar load lels ioe lg -
pc! IN. SPECIAL rates for }lNllH'htN ~
| Interior POINTS. .,,.
= \ IL \ ~ l.rIS GOODS m,.ar,
uhu cream meal ~ bbls 80" '- u' T., -
'''u'' ~ y ~ So ~ -" a. '-.'.,. ,n.,
American volnicen. lb p'eltsfs, ..s,'
ooIe 'I nj per ~ ii nsN' in''li ID l,anestld
in1ae'arohi ''.e' ID i4i"V'en 7P'S" '''
| riSl'. Ma,kertL ~ - Nv i t,f.
XXX, ,,ao. No l. mn nus *. Mus
Nd 81 55i 4 Goi gin's q S' , l 1i
NJ iiN ~ ~ I'M rV'7 TX. ,ift. h4ms
'i-NN3 "''i"i d. 80 t'
n2Nty- !, IN 90 p san, S,,a % ,o. rs VA
pI'',p re i, T. 10 1"tS ,',i, i,,s,
1;,,,,i ",s.' T. % !" t,i,,,e, III ~
NM Mml a w c,S, 'i ~. nv -, ,U
klME MN.ra fancy h"d , ns",
ff" air 81 .l,s,c. prl,ne s-.c
RDI,s pnsis for 3jt I,f,5.sc. cotton
rel,,ii !, ,n ,i.':noo, o.,so -,.S,c one re
l'9i. N, oare 49, ~ 81 barrel = ie-
s. - ot-.- 81 Pc mo. q (. -u. a. Is ~ s..
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WIRE AND NAILS, T..

Barb wire quolaII"H' NJ -
'HiARBEp WIRE Gliddsn g y. NE.
s..il per lo9 lbs paln,eh, , Mirs - "'''
vaned e. 10 10 q % penny 5s and psnaaaS .
sOc; and ! penny I,s: Il a "a . penny ''''
l iTIlTnyN Ali ,S-Rate $3.50 per keg; same
advances a. on wire nahs'
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COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
The following are tho closing quotations
for cotton on tho spot TO-DAY AT the lead
Ing markets together with closing OF mid
ding yekterdny. WIN LOdny.s anIos:
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pAlNrs ND OILS.

oIi-Linsced in hhls. raw. ilc' hoiled,
i5c. petroleum, 80 test, ~ bb's, llo n
cases, $3.50; br.on Oh q ~ 20 ~ h hnIs i ks
Eupion ~. In bis i9r, IN eases. S234' cas-
Tor oil. medical pure nc, turpeniinc, Ia
bbls 3.c. ce,,t
WHITE LEAD strictly our ene'.e' d,
WiNI,irVr GINSs-ln boxes, 80 ana 20
TO 70 per cent discount. new list
l.iQtoRS. ~
nEhR-schlilz. quartz. Np po,e Per r,,, p9l
AZ. nlnts 10: Lomp's Extra Yale
HiGH VINE; 81 = p'F ,sal.lt9an.s mood.
-. ,',l IT. iesie N9s: straight Bourbon
ma rye according 70 age and quall'y'
81 .5fiS.00; Blended. 81 '34J'"'
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Market supplied with cattle aud onlvos
opersiockod with sheep; no sale for hogs.