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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-26
NEW YORK MARKETS.
No >tnck Txchnnre.

New York. Jan. 25.-The course Of today's
speculation marked a return Of confidence
as 20 the immediate outlook on The part
OF the 0iac.al community. The improve
meut that occurred was n TAR measure
due 20 actual buyers OF stocks, although
professional operations figured for the
greater PARK OF the days total business.
The volume % trading was relatively above
the recent average. \ slight Eesi.ancy
was noted AZ the Cutset. which was due
70 tha failure ~ the London market for
Americans 70 respond 70 the strong clos
ing prices here Yesterday. The local mar
ket however. soon took on firm tone.
and prices generally advanced on buying
for h0:S accounts. fhe gains ranging from
20 par cent Final prices. with ore or
tvo G1lupar-a-t exceptions. were az the
highest ~ the day Aside from the n ee,-
ing ~ the anthracite coal pies dents oa
Thursday. The outeome ~ which Is stl
.o bee determined fiPer. have been few do
rlest Q market developments Of me first
class Money on cail has continued easy,
ami 5u3.Caro-s az Az Increasing dispoSi-
tor ON .ha part ~ lenders 20 offer s.-ne
funds SIRE beginning TO be noted. although
the demand for thirty-iay accommodation
Is St.u largely iC excess OF he supply An
Improved condition of the market for com
merciu paper IS gratifying. although d.s-
elimination as 20 quality IS st}ll unusually
keen. There 3 conviction on all sides
that tire danger Of serious disturbance .
the money market incidental % ne with
erawals from the hanks ny the s4creSse M
bidders far the new government loan a
unlikely Regarding .hs loan Itself the best
informed t1arclers express even e-reate-
confidence taau heretofore as 70 its sue
cess. a; the same time. :; IS not believed
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Lutheran Churches.

German ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mission.
Sanders hall. below Sweeneys brewery.
Services, 2:30 every other Sunday.
Norwegian Danish-Fourth avenue and
Pine street S. r Tollefson pastor. Study
in basement. Services. IL a. IN. and
+. m.
German Evangelical. lions congrega-
tion-Freed's hall Ninth avenue, between
Pine and Olive. Services. 1880 a. m. and
$50 n. m.
Swedish Eyangelicai-Th avenue. near
Pike Rev Martin l.. Larson. pastor:
residence. 1927 Fifth avenue. between Pike
and Union streets. Services. l045 a. III.
ana $ p. m.
Rainier Heinhts Nhssion-At Presbyter-
fan church. Twenty-fourth avenue south.
Services at 2,3o y. IN. every other Sunday.
Pastor. i. knappe; residence. 1919 Tenth
avenue; assistant pastor. Rev. ". III.
hurtZ. 1919 Tenth avenue
English Holy Trinity Seventh avenue
and Union street. Rev. James +. Beates.
pastor. residence ii22 Firth avenue. Ser
vices. II a. m and 30 y m. SUNDAY school.
1915 p. m Mldwcek Vespers and Bible
study. Wednesday 93e y. IN. Catechcti>
cal class. Wednesday. $50 p. m
German futhct8a services I'm hall. cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday 90
the month AZ AZ - III. bv tho Rev "
II Behrens OF Tacoma. Weekly vespers
and Rhle study, Wednesday. 7-J0 p. m
Catechetical class. "Wednesday 80 r. m.
Sunday evening sermons n present are a
series Of Biblical character sketches. To-
day. THE Third Apostle James"
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WANTED-Women agents for toilet
cream. Apply at Leitheads Pharmacy,
corner First avenue and Marion streets.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

Portland, Jan. 25.-Wheat--The selling
movement has been checked. Holders want
to sell, but ask an advance over prevailing
figures which buyers VIII not grant. Ex-
porters refuse to pay over 5sc for Walla
Walla shipping grades, while miilers have
been buying AT 63lxc in round lots. and che
lot of 10. go bushels was taken at 65c. There
is no demand for valley, which is quotable
al 6oc.
The British ship Glengaber has BEEN
chartered TO load -four for South Africa,
This is the first cargo of this kind from
Portland for South Africa.
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Catholic Churches.

Our Lady OF Good Heip-Oriental avenue
ana Washington street Rev. +. " Pre-
f0ntaiue. pastor Low mass. a. m. hiSh
mass 1879 a m; beneGiction. 7:5O p. m
Church OF the Immaculate-Broadway
and Madison street. Rev. Victor Garland.
pastor; Rev. a TriveIli and Rev. J. Mich
olson. assistants. Conducted by the Jes-
ults. Masses at s.15 A. ~. and 1000 m.
Sunday school at 2:30 .. n. and benedic-
ton at 3.l5 %. m
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Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rev. w.
NJ. HOWE. pastor. residence. 1902 Marion
street AT the morning service the pastor
viii speak on the subject. why We Sing
Exclusively the Inspired Songs In the Wor-
ship of God" This is one Of the distinctive
features of the United Presbyterian church
and the one which separates this church
from the one called Presbyterian Every
body invited.
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WANTED-A lady to do general house
work. Apply a Occidental hotel. room 8.
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Ravenna Park-Rev. L. d. Beck, pastor
Services at II a. m and S 2. N. Sunday
school. 10 a. m
Third Cumberland Presbyterian--Corner
OF Twenty-secOnd avenue and WI
low street Rev K r. Powell. pastor:
residence, SIS McCfaire street Preaching
on Sabbath al II a. m. and 20 p. m. sun
day school az 1915 .. m. Y. r. ). g. +. at
$50 y. m. Church prayer meeting on
Thursday at 100 D. m.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Ncsirr Junction Church Preaching On
Sunday AZ y a. m. 10y Rev- : Daily.
Columbia Church-kev. e. p Rattrev
pastor. Preaching morning ana evening
Second North Seattie-Repuhli-R street
AMI Second avenue north. No services to-
day.
puwamish Church Daniel paEley. PAS
tory sunday school at 10 a. Ia Preaching
a. $50 g. m
Etateu Clur-h- Rev Is = Ratf~ls
pastor Sunday school az II q. ui Preach
frs at 80 81. pa hy Rev B. = Rat.rsy or
Rev Daily. president. residence. 81,
Union street.
First-TAird avenue ana Pine street
Rev Glars Davis pastor. residence tr9
p3kv srrv,t = - ices n ~ ara : 81 D.
~ Morning thetno 'Sssstatnlus Truths
Evening The Heart" sunday Srhoaf
Ie.sa r. m Young Peoples meeting. IS
n m
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Reformed Churches.

German Reformed Church, Seattle
Seventh avenue. between Pine and Olive
streets. Services at II a. IN. and Z 80 p. m.
German Reformed Church. Ballard
Post street and Second avenue. G.. Grae-
del pastor. Services. Sundays at II a. m.
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Yonne women,s Chri-tIan AssociatIon.

The Young Nomens Christian Associa-
ton viii hold is usual Gospel service at
the rooms. us Third avenue. today at T.
IN. Judge Roger s. Greene will give a talk
OH the subject, "Christ's Private Talk With
the Unsaved." All women and girls are
most cordially invited to be present.
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Free Methodist Church.

Green Lake - +. l.. Smith, pastor.
Preaching II a. m. Glass meeting. L m.
Prayer meeting. $50 p. IN.
First-912 Pine street. Il. l. Smith, pas
tor. Sabbath school. 9:45 a. m Prayer
and class meeting, II a. IN. Preaching, 80
j. IN. Prayer meeting, Wednesday. 1So
d. m.
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Baptist Churches.


Noun. Zion-SpecizI service by Rev O.
Nancy, Of St. Louis. al the Young Natur-
alists' han on The old university grounds-
Market Street Twenty avenue
south and Main street. Preaching, II a.
m. and % .. Nc. By Rev. Thomas BALDWIN
Young Peoples meeting. D. N
North Saatfie-Third avenue and Cedar
street. Rev e. F. Br0Eniee. pastor resi-
dence, T19 Oak street Services. II a. H.
and : % D. m. T.. Y. p. L, $50 p m
First Church-Fourth avenue between
James and Cherry. Rev. :. 9. ohrum,
pastor. Services az II a m and Z. - p n
sunday school. iZ.2o p. m. Young feo-
pies meeting. SIS p. m. Bible class fFf-
day. 7.39 p. m Prayer meeting, Thurs
day. 10 p. m.
Swcdish-Eighth avenue and Bell street
Rev. Andrew SWaFtZ. pastor; RESIDENCE 80
Dexter street Services, 1920 A. m. ana
I'D p. N. Sunday school. noon Young
peoples meeting. =. IN ThursdaE prayer
meeting. s p. n. Saturday, Young Feo-
pies meeting. .. m.
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Christian Church.

First-Seneca street, between Third and
Fourth avenues Rev. J. n. Smith, pastor;
residence Glib Fifth avenue north. Preach
ing at II a. IN. and 7:30 p. IN. Sunday
school. 945 a III. Y =. s. G. e, Sis p.
IN. Morning theme, THE Call for Labor
ers:" evening. Fishing and Fish" Prayer
meeting, Thursday night.
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The storm was central at p. m. In the
Sound country, in the vicinity Of Seattle.
The rains have been light. but the winds
heavy today at the mouth OF the Column
hIa, being fOrty-eight az Fort Candy and
forty miles per hour AT Portland A max
imum Of sixty was reached at Fort Candy.
GEORGE y. SALISBl RI
Observer in CHARGE
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Unitarian { hurch.

First Church-Seventh avenue. between
Pike and Union. Rev. j. ". Acton, u. D.,
pastor: residence. 1907 Seventh avenue.
Preaching by the pastor, IL a. m: subject,
1.-THE Inspiration OF Hope" Sunday school,
1880 p. m. Woman's Auxiliary meets Fri
DAY afternoon at 1890. Young Peoples
Circle meets Saturday evening at o'clock.
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Jones Street African NJ. T.. Church-f320
Jones street. Rev. Wilbur T. II. Harwood.
pastor Memorial service TO the late Right
Rev. A. W. Wayman, II. d. senior bishop
OF the African NJ. +. church. will be held
this evening, commencing at o'clock. An
excellent programme will be rendered.
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Young Mons Christian Assoclation.

Prayer meeting every Saturday at p.
m Bible study class. Sunday at 800 a. m.
Mems meeting al y. IN. Prayer meeting
Immediately after mems meeting. Y NJ.
&. A. building, f4l7 First avenue. All men
welcome.
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Presbyterian Churches.

First Mlssion-In Wards hall. George
town South Seattle. Preaching. D. m
Welsh-SeVenth avenue and Olive street
Sunday school. 2.So y. m. Preaching, $50
p. N,
Ross Missiou-D l.. Forjney. pastor.
Preaching. $50 y. III. first and third Sab
bath OF month.
First. Ballard Broadway aud First ave-
nue.. Rev II. 1. Fordney, pastor Preach
INK. II a. m. and 80 p m. Y. =. $. {. e,
$50 =. m.
First-Four.h avenue ard Spring sfrerf
eervices II q. ~. and y. m Rev. " "
Robertson. Il u. ~ Des Ncines. Iowa.
Will preach both morning ana evening
CalVsry-T0enty- fourth avenue saiith
and kng street. Rev = J. Kennedy
pastor. residence. 51f suffer street ser.
vices. II a. m. and $50 %. IN sunday
achool. te,i5 %. ~. Y. T. : Z. f. $50 n
IN, PRAYER meeting, Thursday. at \ u. m.
Second. North Seattle Third avenuenorth
and Harrison street Rev W. A Major.
pastor; residence, az Temperance street
PRECEDING at II q. N ant 81 81 IN Morn
Ing theme. For Soul and BODY F,venin.
sixth sermon Ia Heart series. topic. The
Hands" Five minutes devoted - Mil
mieAt and Sunday Closing" SUNDAY school
a. 1850 y. =. : q Is 6-E. special music
There VIII oc preaching services II, the
church every evening through the week
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices I'm the church f'rec-
tory will be confined To announcements OF
church services only and subjects Of ser
mons Extended musical programmes Tor
Sunday services and annonncen1e MS OF
church entertainments will only ~ pao-
uebed at advertising rates N0ttc%s fgr
This Department should be received az THIS
ofTice not later than p. m. SATURDAY, "a
order 10 insure publication on sunday
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WANTED-FOr our Alaska trasa
dozen secondhand cook stoves: aiso 's 20
Mitchell, sl7 Third avenue: teisnss
Pike 81. FAoae,
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BUTTER.

Ranch a21 Dairy Butter very scarce and
bringing good prices snip 20 Is We pay
cash or arrival
M CDNNfI SST0N.
JOHN %. AGF.N. S9D-Sz Western avenue.
corner AAElal street
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Episcopal Churches.

St Mary's Woodland Park-Rev. Geo.
IT Watson. y. D.. rector. Evening pray
err $50 D. m.
St Marks Mission-3i4 Olympic place.
Sunday school at B p. m Service with
Dermon. p. m. Rev. ID. c. Garrett
ST. Stephens Bailard-Rev. Il. T.. Hy-
land. rector Services at II a. m. and 30
p. IN. y. =. s. G. f., ESQ p. m. Bible
class 3 y. m. Holy Communion, FIRST sun
day in month. IL a. m; third Sunday al
$40 p. m
ST. Marks-Fifth avenue and Olive
streets, two blocks north OF Pike, Rev.
David Claiborne Garrett. rector. Holy
Communion. a. IN. Sunday school. $40 A.
m Service with sermon. II a. m. Young
Peoples service. Glib p. IN. Evening prayer
and sermon, 1880.
Trinity Parish Church-James street and
Eighth avenue Rev. George ". Watson,
D. D.. rector. Third Sunday after Epiph-
any. Holy Communion. a. IN, Morning
prayer with anthems and sermon. ii a. ma.
Short evening service at 100 and rector s
class for the study OF the PRAYER hook.
Vested choir Sunday school. 9:s5 a. m.
St Clement s-Twenty-fourth avenue
south and Yeser way. Rev. Henry A. DeX-
ter officiating. Rev. DIR. Watson in
charge. Sunday school at GAS a. m. Divine
service with sermon, II a. M: subject,
Benefits of Relief" Evening prayer and
sermon, Z 30 p. m. subject. Power of OPP
timism" Anthems and offertory solos by
vested choir, morning and evening.
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$50 TO $3.50 paid statesmen for cigars: ex-
perence not necessary: extra induce
ments TO customers Bishop & Kline. st.
Louis, Mo.
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WANTED Small engine. 10 n az
power, oandsaw and reSaw 10 Y,,r,ssssse
or rent; state make. time usA5 nasSe
Address Engine, PoSt-Intelligeresr f'''s>
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The Daily FOst-lnteluseorcr So row on
sale in Portland. Or. 81 Rsch Bras.'. "a
Morrison street. Portland Eotel news
stand. and Northwest News Company, 10
.lEst street.
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Hall. 604 First avenue south-Gospel ser
vices. $50 p. m. every evening through
the week Noon-day prayer service. l. TO
70 m y L. 8. c. r.
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Christian Alliance.

Gospel services in Freed's hau. on Ninth
avenue. between Pine and Olive. at 3 p. m
every sabbath. Preaching by Rev. J. A.
Frazer.
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Corner Third avenue and Madison street
Rev. w. W Mallory. pastor. residence. rs
Main street. services at IL a. IN. and : 20
Z. IN.
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Advent Christian meetings in Masonic
buflaing-pr William Chapman. pastor.
Social and prayer meeting. l0.l5 a m
Preaching II a IN.
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wANTED-TNFoRMATIoy.

ANY one knowing the whereabouts ~
4. ". Keeling VII confer a great favor
~ addressing l.. T. Wakefield E,lna,
Wash. lie is carpenter by trade, and
when Lass heard from, about Marcia 1888,
was working in Monte Crist0 mines.
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Platform tests. singing. iusplratonal
MUSIC Pettls BAN. FIRST avenue. 3. n.
Mrs. Ieaoat.
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sermon in Excuse series: special theme i
Can't Accept Supernatural Lorsyerslo.-
SUNDAY school IL ?. n. j. =. = G. T.,
s:f5 .. m. Prayer meeting. THURSDAY -
p. m
E.rszewater-Rew. j. T Nichols. pastor.
Services IL A. m and 70 2. m Z p. :.
during the week but Monday and Satur-
day. SPECIAL song service.
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Weather synopsis.

Observations taken at ali stations az
. m. 18th meridian time 6 p. Il Pacific
time).
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WANTED-Situatfon by good woman cook
in family or country hotel. Address
Cook, Post-Inteliigencer
WANFDD-Place for general aaouseworx
In small family. Address Worker. POST
Inteligencer.
WANTED - Sewing; first-class dress
maker. Address s, Post-Intelligencer.
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In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building Occidental avenue and Yesler
way Services, Sunday At and 7:4S p
IN Week day services every day at Il
o'clock.
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Fv angelical Association.

German Harrison street and Taylor av-
anue Rev. August Ernst. pastor $50 War-
rison street Services morning and even
tnE.
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Cospel meetings every evening. 7.s0. a.
ttaa Third avenue. Noonaay prayer meet
InS daily. Bible study. Sunday. s p m.
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barracks. corner % Yesler way and Sec
ond avenue south-MaJ Percv Morton ia
command.
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FOR RENT-Rooms: The Russeil' steam
heat; private baths.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

RFRGSTRON-At Ballard. Wash, Satur-
day. January =. lSs, dalgnteF OF -aI
ana Mrs Charles BergstFom, aged
wears OF heart failure.
CO<OVER-At 1920 Sixth avenue, Satur-
dav January .. 1855. William II. G Con
over. aged a years. He LETT Wido" and
child.
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WANTpD-Girl u or 10 years old 70 care
for baby. 22S Lake street, Lake Union.
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Births. Marriages, Deaths.

In order 70 secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings. the same
should be left at the business offices OF
this paper No charge Is made for suca
notices
F>unersi notices. resolutions or other spe-
-faf announcements will ~ charged al the
rare of 10 cents per line each insertion
POST-I%T ELLIGENCER co.
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW wA..
IS worth, lock into our shosr "a = aicsel
You VIII De surprised 10 sea vAs.aaaw.
viii sell you for nickel. I.ofs - 'a -. Ne
aTtic.esi S slpeiser = HurInut, AS ps ~.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuffs and Grains.

San Francisco. Jan. Extraordinarily
extras. 50. 75G3.S5; bakers extras, sS.55@
1856. superfne. s26oq2.S5 per barrel
Wheat-Shipping wheat is quoted at
sl.11A per Genital for No. /, and Sl.l2a2 for
choice; milling, Sl20ql25.
Barley-Feed. fair to good, 70q1Ac;
choice. 72iac; brewing, 75Qsl1.c.
Oats-Milling, S04s5c; Surprise, 95cQs1. 05:
fancy feed. S519oc; good TO choice, 15ds5c;
poor to fair. 65G75c; black. for seed. sI.l09
1.30; gray. sOGfS5c.
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks, 300;
wheat, centals, $3.50; barley, centals, $3.50:
oats, Oregon, centals, 1.S50: corn, centals,
$40; potatoes. sacks, Lac; Oregon, %; on
ions. sacks, 81; hay, tons. S21; straw, tons,
AZ; hides. number, ia; wine, gallons, %, 400.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MiddIngs, s1SQ2i bran, sl2. 5oq13.
Hay-Wheat. $sa1250; wheat and oat.
s750Gl150; alfalfa. s7@9; barley, s7G9 80:
clover. seas: compressed, S.50q11; stock,
sGlf7.50 straw. 35Q60c per bundle.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks. 60Q9Oc; riv-
er Burbanks, 3oa40c: Oregon Burbanks. 500
75c: river reds. 45a55c; Early Rose. 50Q65c;
sweet potatoes, $.25Q175.
Vegetables-Onions. California. eoc6S1 10:
onions, Oregon, 81 20q1. 30; tomatoes. Los
Angeles, s1ql25: green peas, 4d7c: garlic,
405c: dried peppers, Sdl0c; mushrooms,
5Gl0c; asparagus, logic: string beans.
sl0Q12.5O
Fruit-Apples, No grades s5cGsl; COM
mon, 60g75c; fancy, 81. 25dl50: citrus fruits,
Mexican lines, $4,000 California lemons,
S1di. 25; California lemons, good to choice.
| 81. 50d2: California lemons fancy, 81 so; Cal
iforina oranges, seedlings, sldl50; navels,
81. 25ll2. 80: Japaneses mandarins. SL2591 40;
pineapples. s.. 50Q5; bananas, S1q2.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 27G2Sc: sec
onds. 25a26c: fancy dairy, 24Q25c; seconds.
2la2Sc.
Cheese-Fancy mild new. 1l91lhc: fair
TO good S010c: Eastern. 129l4c.
Eggs-Store. 16l2@lsc; ranch. 1s1a0c:
Eastern, 1S121c: selected Eastern. 2lc
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, 12d13c: hens,
| 12dl3c: ROSTERS, young. $54550: old, s40
40; broilers. small. $34350; do large s4.5O
a.: hens. s4Q5: ducks. s5.501f650; geese.
| 81. 5061.7 70; pigeons. old. $a112lz; do young,
| 81. 50Gl75.
Game-Gray geese. s2a2. 50: rabbits.
bush. 45casl: do cottontail. $i.25lDi 50: hare,
| slGl. %: English snipe. $50: common snipe,
sl.25; brant, sl.25Q1-50; honkers. s3g3.50.
Wool.
| Wool-Fan, short trashy San JOAQUIN
| plains. 3G5c good San Joaquin plains, 4D
| &c: southern and coast. 4d5c; mountain
/ woods, light and free, eGf7c: mountain
| woods, defective and heavy. 516c: Hum
| boldt and Mendocino. sQ9c.
Hops.
Hops-4d5c per pound.
| Closing Quotations.
| Wheat-Weak; December, s1.I7; May.
| SLICES.
barley Weak; May. 7lc.
| Corn-S7lec
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