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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-04-02
Wedding Beus

a goodly number OF invited guests
assembled at the residence Of Mrs.
Mary Cranage in S. w. Hurricane on
Wednesday, March oath, to witness
the marriage OF her daughter. Mary
stackable, to VIM spaithe Of I.ancas-
ter
The impressive ceremony was per-
form ed BY Rev J. A. Jamison OF Bee
towp. Owing to the non-appearance
Of the expected best man until long
after the appointed time. his place
was filled by G f. Newman; Miss FL
la n. Grange as bridesmaid After
congratulations a toothsome collation.
was set before the assembled company
to which ali did ample justice. Mary
was an old acquaintance of AL the
company aud has ever had the good
viii and respect of all. But few Of
the guests were acquainted with the
groom. We hope he will fully appre-
ciate the prize he has drawn in life's
lottery. Mr.. and Mrs, Spaithe 90 to
Mason City. Iowa, 70 engage in tine
restaurant business. Their many
friends and aeguaintanees wish them
success. A FRIEND
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-04-02
Neuralgia

in one eye and about my temples, es-
pecially at night when had been having
a hard day of physical and mental labor.
took many remedies, but found help only
in Hoods Sarsaparilla which cured me of
rheumatism, neuralgia and headache.
Hoods Sarssparilla has proved itself true
friend. l also take Hoods Pills to keep
my bowels regular, and like the pills
very much" ISAAC LEWIS, Sabina, Ohio.
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A c. rd of Thanks.

To all those kind neighbors and
friends who SO fraternally and gener-
ously assisted myself and family dur
ing the last illness of my beloved wife,
| desire to express my heartfelt thanks
and gratitude. Z. L. GRAHAM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-04-02

Food, undigested, is poison. Di-
gested it is life and strength Mil
lions of us suffer from indigestion, but
we often don't know it. We think it
is something else. Even doctors Of
ten mistake the symptoms.
Pale. thin people, who are over
worked, who need strength, who seem
in want of proper food, should take
Shaker Digestive Cordial. 1t is aston
ishing what food will do when proper
lv digested.
1t will make you strong, revive
you, refresh you. sustain you, make
you fat, restore your color, make
muscle, brain fibre. courage, endur-
ance, energy, increase your power to
throw off disease and keep you healthy
and happy.
Indigestion does just the opposite,
but indigestion can be cured and pre-
vented with Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sold by druggists. Trial bottle 10
cents.
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SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
MOVEMENTS or People IN AND OUT or
LANG ASTeR


Condensed Paragraphs Items Wise ard
Otherwise.
April fool
Mrs. DIR. Barrie has returned from
Waukesha.
Fred Brinkman was in Platteyille
3 the first of the week.
Geo. Baxter is in Chicago this week
purchasing goods.
T. Nagle OF Patch Grove was in the
city few days ago.
Frank McKinzie of Chicago visited
his mother over Sunday.
Judge Clementson is remodellng
and repainting his house
See Philipson's new announcement
in their big ad. on the last page.
A good looking new boy arrived at
the home of NJ. " Burris on Monday.
Jim McGonigal went to Manchester,
Iowa, the first of the week on business.
Mrs. N. Bailey of Prsirie du CHEN
is guest at the home Of ID. L. Chase.
Robt Williams has gone to Fenni-
more to work in Lathrop's restaurant
Mrs. Chas. Landus is visiting at
he home Of John Stone in this city.
Thode Sherman of Sitter was in
our city Monday for a few hours.
There is a large assortment to Sc
lect from at 'Philipson closing out
sale.
Ray Walker and Clareace Edwards
are home from the University for va
cation.
Mrs. John Ryan. of North Andover,
was the guest of Mrs. r. b. Showalter
last week.
Catherine Smoker of Platteville
has been granted an original widows
Mpension.
There will be another hardware
store in the village of Wyalusing in
be near future.
tWanted! Two apprentices to
n earn millinery at Miss Eilhelm's.
Please call at once.
Eleven boys were confirmed at the
German Evangelical church in Lam
RI caster last Sunday.
&& fS1ora ,,,d WIFI Nauart of Poscohel
re visiting for few days with John
'hilipps in this city.
Secretary Hatch of the Grant Co.
lire ms CO. has commenced taking
survey of buildings.
Richard Mahan of the HERALD
Wfice visited in Prairie d. Chen and
cGregor over Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Roberts and Israel
oberts of Bloomington are visiting
tives here this week.
j. H. Tenant of JanesKille spent
.nday and Monday at the residence
Mr. Samuel Stephens.
Ia n. Cillev, formerly of Bloom-
gton, died at his home in suther-
ld. Iowa. last Sunday.
The Missionary Society of the Con-
egational church win meet with Mrs.
Barber Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed. Thomas and her little
llghter visited her brother John
hight in this city Saturday.
IIrs Belle Hampton and son. If
lnimore have been visiting with
mother Mrs. j. Stone this week.
baby girl arrived at Joe Wright's
TUESDAY, a little too late to see her
er who left on Monday for Dakota.
). Weaver has gone to Waukon,
with view OF purchasing a
Ter shop if the location suits him.
Ir. and Mrs Chas. Dickinson of
Heb Grove visited this week at Capt.
Edwards and other friends in the
b. Stowel and wife of Michigan.
n Lancaster on business. They
topping at the home of c. j.
Is. DR.. Shrimp of Sedalia IS visit
Igith Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Hughs.
Twill remain in this city several
:.
,.Isemblyman A. L. TIT of Platte
transacted business in Lancas-
II Monday He honored the HER
With call.
liz. Williams. sister of Mrs. God
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-04-02

Miss Beth Thompson, who has been
the guest of Miss Elva Barber for
several weeks, left Monday for Chica-
go.
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Married.

AT Platteville, Mar 4. by Rev F. Giesel.
Mr. John Kliebenstein and Miss Sarah Mil
Ter.
At Platteyllle Mar 4, by Rev. f. Giesel,
MI Ernest SteinhoH of Harrison and Miss
Flora Gollmer
At soscobel Mar ie by Rev. f. Mutsch-
mann, MIR. Aug. Rein and Miss Christiana
Oleson
At Patch Grove, Mar 20, by REV. Leroy
Ellis, Mr.. Mathew Edwards of Mt. Hope and
Miss Ella Stockwen.
At Fennimore. Mar 20 by Rev A. LOOMS.
MI Chas Boyd OF Ellenboro and Miss Eva
Wanamaker.
Esq. Mr. Geo. Lane and Miss Mertie Burgess
At Bloomington. Mar. Is. by Rev.A. Halsey.
Fanny Trollope.
At Belmont. Mar. IS. BIZ Rev z. ciiesel. Mr..
VIM. Nodoif and Miss Lucia oettiker.
AT cassvile Mar 20, by J. Burgess. Esq.
Mr.; Elmer Crop of Iowa and Miss Anna
Hubacher
AZ Cassville Mar. Il by j. Burgess, Esq.
Mr. Thomas Taylor and Miss Cora Smothers.
AtMuscoda. Mar. "a. by Rev. A. j. Hood.
MT Fred Hewitt OF Dayton and MISS Edna
sale man
Mary wilhelm TO tho Ladies' OF Lancaster
a Millner store
nave opened Of late
Filled with goods OF rare beauty.
And all up-to~date
For the aged soft Grape,
Dark-bued ribbons and laceS
Most becoming in style
To sweet motherly faces.
have roses half-ppened
Like buds in the spring
And the feathers of every
Bright bird on the wing.
And the l0yiiest sets
Of fair bugles and pearls
To adorn tie spring hats
OF The dear little girls.
Dear Lancaster ladies'
Just give me a call
am anxious tu serve
Every one great and small:
everyone shan be pleased
Let II cost what fl NAV
like this fair city
And AKA come here to STAY
MANY WILHELM
lancaster, Wis
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DRIED FRUITS. RAlsiNs, NUTS, ETC

DRIED FRUITS-outside of few iobbing sales
there is nothing doing The following prices rule
the Fruit Exchange:
CARLOAD Lors-Apples, 21s@3c 2 h for quar-
tered, 3@312c . h for sliced and 414c p 10 for
evaporated; Peaches, 312@4c 2 n and 512@6c
for fancy; peeled in boxes. 12c: Apricots, 71a@
Size for prime TO choice, 91ac for fancy and 1OCp
lie ? b for fancy Moorpark; Figs, black, 2021Sc
for impressed; White Figs, 313@4c in sacks: Pears
&c 2 b for evaporated halves, 4G612c p b for
ted and l12G212c for unpitted; Nectarines, 5@6c
q ID for prime TO choice and 612c for fancy.
JoBBISG PRICEs-Apples, 4(G412c; Peaches, SO
&C and SC for faGcy; peeled, in boxes, 104l21ac;
Prunes, 4c for the four sizes. &c p b for 4OG5Os
and sc for 5o@60s; Apricots, 6d91ac for prime 10
choice and 1utGl1c for fancy Moorpafk: Figs
FOR evaporated halves and 3451ac for auarters
Plums, 312c for pitted and 10l 12c for unpitted !:
Nectarines, 495c 2 h for prime 10 choice
RAISINS AND DRIED & PFS-Prfces are
London layers, S5990c p box; four-crown, loose
3S4c 4 n three-crowD loose, 214c: two-croWn
5c seedess Sultanas, 3$4 94c; seedless Muscatels,
21292a4c; three crown London layers, roc: clus-
ters 81 35@1 so; Dehesa clusters, 81 1892 %;
p ID.
crown, 214G212c; 2-crown, 134td2c: Seedless Sui
tanns 334 @l4c; Seedless MuscaIels, 21ac; 3-crown
London layers, S5c@$l; clusters, 81 4O@1 so:
Dehesa clusters, So %; Imperial clusters g. 75
Dried Grapes, 215c.
NUTS-Chestnuts, 6asc 2 n; waInuts, 7asc
2 n for No. hard and $685. for softshel, job
e129l0c for paper-shen, iobbing; Peanuts, STAG
4c z b for California; Hickory nuts, 561oc;
Pecans &c for rough and SC for polished; Filberts
sa9c; Brazil Nuts, 712Gec = ID; Cocoanuts
HONEY-Comb Is quotable at 10@12c p h for
bright and s99c Z h for lower grades; water
tracted, 414@434c; dark amber, 4c: dark. 2G3c.
EESWA&-246l27c 3 ID.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, June-July delivery
81 1904 Is: Wool Bags, 24126c.
CoAL-Harrisons circular says: During the
week there have been eight arrivals from the Coast
mines with 1879 tons of Coal, from Glasgow 1850
tons, from Australia 2400 tons. These arrivals
only aggregate about half our actual consumption
yet there is visible scarcity of fuel of any special
grade; of Swansea Anthracite there is q larger
quantity in yard than at any period last year. The
recent stormy weather has materially diminished
the stocks Of domestic Goals insomuch that the
dealers take immediate delivery from ships side of
all British Columbia cargoeS now arriving The
general rainfall through the interior is certain to
induce ship-Owners 10 become liberal shippers OF
Coal cargoes in the near future anticipating an
are behind 25% OF our annual average of rain up
to date, stiH this last storm has been most propi-
tious. The list OF Coal carriers is decreasing from
Swansea and Australia; latterly there have been
over two arrivals here for each new name added
there. The last engagement from Swansea was
made al las; this shows no decline; from Austria
liza rates merely nominal, but few charters
being made" Wellington quotable So p ton;
New Wellington, So q ton: Southfeld Wellington,
81 so: Seattle, $5G5 SO: Bryant, So so; Coos Bay,
SIS; Wallsend. Sc so: Scotch, So so; Brymbo,
81 so: Cumberland, $13 80 in bulk and SIS in SKIS;
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $I3; Welsh An
thracite Egg, Camel. So; Rock Springs, Castle
Gate and Pleasant Valley, 81 so; Coke $40 so in
bulk and Sl2 80 p ton in sacks.
WINE-Shipment of 25,52S gallons, valued at
$9525, to London.
CANNED FRUIT-Shipment of 611e cases,
valued at s13,9 76 10 London, by sea-
CANNED SALMON - The Alaska Packers
OF %, 600 cases. Csc; 10000 cases, 9212c; $4,000
cases. 90c p dozen. net cash T. o. b. ex-ship
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes terms, net cash; Cube, Crushed, Powdered
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

wHEAT-The Osborne takes for Hull lO7, 1873
c;ls valued at $112.973; Falls of Clyde, for Hull,
27,S73 cts at $50, 1875; Celtic Bard, for London
637S2 ctls at $6S, 500.
Futures and spot grain were both firm at full
figures. No / IL quotable at 81 0501 O614 y ctl
extra choice for milling, 81 1901 1891.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 O'Clock - May-11oO
tons, 81 0g1s; 1900, S. 0914. Decem ber-20O,
81 12s4.
REGULAR MoRSINe sEssIox-May-7Oo tons,
81 CO: 1900 81 09i4; 1900, 81 091s December
100, 81 1888; 300, 81 1879.
ARLEY-Shpment OF 32,111 cts Brewing,
valued at S27, $50. and 449 cts $3.50 TO Eng
land. The market is weak at the quotations
Feed, 671zG70c 2 ctl; choice, 7l14c; Brewing,
75GS21ac; Chevaler, 81 10Gl 20 TOR No. and
75CGS1 p ct for on grade.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-l0 o'ciock-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING. SEssIoN-December-100
tons. 693sc.
OATSSrhere is slight upward tendency and
several descriptions show some Improvement.
Milling are quotable at s0185c p ct: fancy
Feed S56eOc r ctl; good 10 choice, 7712GlS5c
= ctl; common TO fair. 65@75c Z ctI; Gray. 500
S5c: Red for seed, sl@1 10 Black, for seed. 81 10
al 30: do for feed 75@S6c; Surprise, 95e9$1 %.
CORN-Is firmly held by dealers. who are unable
to advance prices however. Yellow, S71g@l90c
q ctI; Small Round do, S71aG9Oc; White, s21z
CGS5c r CT.
RYE-75GS0c p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quoted at S5c@$l o ctl, &C
cording TO quality.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRICrrL-
TURE, W EATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco Ian
Gsry Is, 1926, P. M.-Wea.h her conditions and
general forecast:
The follow ng ara the seasonal rainfalls 10 date
As compared with those OF the same date last
year; Eureka --, last season 1853; Red Bluff
$50. last season 1890; san Francisco 7.78. last
season 1891; Fresno 2.O3. last season 8 %; San
Luis oos2o 7.S2, las season 1928: Los Angeles
FL LAST season 1906; san DIEGO 65, last season
4-26; Yuma 50. last season 2.9s.
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature
90 deg minimum SO deg. and mean SO deg. Rain.
fall Tor past t'feuty-tour hours. lis in hes
ne Storm, which has been on the coast of
oregon Git W ash -;lgton since sunday night last
mas moved nild and IS ROW central over Eastern
MaSblngto1- Idaho and Western Montana
Ie pressure las i;-en r+pIcly during the past
Twelve hours over Montana ana the British posses
sions norJhwarI The pressure IS beaipning N roc
along the Pacific COas. and clearing weather MAJ
now be looked Tor.
j he temperature has remained practically sta
s.ohafE over the entire country west OF the RocKy
FOUNTAINS excepting small area in WashfDrton
A4ia 4oauo. cooler weather may be expected foi
The next thlTty-six hours
General aud heavy rains fell TODAY trorn Tos
AngeIes 10 Seattle and rs FAR eastward a. Sail
Lake.
Forecast made a san Francisco for thirty hours
endlns midnight January g, 1896:
sNorthern CA.Itoruia-Eair. EXCEPT rain tonight
sho sunday morning IN eastern portion; slightly
cooler; fresh sout hweSterly winds.
southern Calltoruia-Ltght showers. followed By
aAir. STAT ion2ry enptrature: westerly wiLds
NeNaca-ka.u sunday morning. followed by
Itlri cooler IN northwestern pOrtiOB.
tJHh-Ealn; sta. quarry leIn peratrre.
AF.zona-C-oldy weether; stationary tempera-
san Francisco and vicinity Fair; slightly
cooler SOu-hWesteFly winds
a. -lcADIE, Local Forecast Official
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Produce
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 1s.-Strength which de-
veioped yesterday during the closing hours of the
session, and which remained in control Of prices
on the curb was still in evidence in wheat at the
opening this morning, and with very little excep-
ton held sway throughout the short session To-
day. II was due more 10 local conditions than to
any important Information or intelligence, and the
crowd generally short OF wheat, and the incli-
nation 70 sell minimum. The demand
urally causing an advance Liverpool caoles
were firm and Lad higher. Bradstreet's reported
very good clearances o. wheat and -four from both
coasts tor the week, 3.2I0,OO0 bushels. Receipts
in the Northwest showed failing or, s09 cars
arriving against 6S4 last SATURDAY, and 1876 a
year ago Receipts ~ Chicago were III cars, and
$1,000 bushels were taken from store. Atlantic
seaboard clearances amounted 10 b46,l 2S bushels
These shipments contributed TO the final strength
OF he day. Continental cables were generally I'M
changed May wheat opened a. 6O14c. sold be-
tween 60lsa6lc, closing at 6oTsc, 5sc higher than
yesterday. Estimated receipts Tor Monday %
cars.
CORN-The corn market firm, deriving It's
stimulus from wheat. only \ -atuTday business
WIS transacted. with shorts exhibiting more inter
ia bGying than IN endeavorinE ID increase their
lines. Liverpool cables were dull and 14g12d
lower Receipts Chicago were 652 cars, and
81 OOU bushels were taken from store Export
bushels May corn opened al 29c, sold between
1854 @2STsc and 291sGfIS14c, closing at 299
xSLsc, lac higher than yesterday. Estimated re-
ceipls for Monday $50 cars.
GA Is-Held steady, the strength of the wheat
and corn markets extending the SUSTAINING quality
10 prices. Trade was quiet and barren Of incident,
Receipts ia cars There were no withdrawal
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

from store May oats closed 14c higher. Estf-
MAJ ed receipts for Monday 2l5 cars,
FLAN-Was easy. cash, e2c; May e55sG
Soc Receipts We're u cars.
PROV VISIONS Prices OF product failed TO ad-
vance or hold the full appreciation OF the last few
part OF the holders TO realize than TO any
OF bull orders. The hog market this morning early
was higher but the later advices quoted an easier
feeling. At the close Nav pork was 121ac lower
than yesterday May lard 1U@l215c lower and
May ribs 712Gl0c lower.
Closing Prices.
6lssc
CoRN-January. 265sc; May. 29@2s1sc; July,
29Ts6SOc.
OA1S-January. 1sc; May 2O15c.
Pokh-January, $40: May. SO 80.
LARD-JanuRry, IS 5112; May. IS S71a.
RIBS-January, 81 S712; May, SIS Is.
MON EN-Was per cent call and6G7 per
cent on time loans. New YORK exchange sold al
75c premium.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, Jan. 1s.-To-
days receipts of cattle were light, and were soon
disposed of at unchanged prices. The feeling was
steady Sales of hogs were at an advance OF SC
Offerings all taken IN a short time The
sheep market Was nominally steady.
CATTLE = Receipts, 500 Fair 10 choice
steers SO S5t14 20; common 10 medium steers
50 -OGS so; stockers. 81 5093 40: cows, poor TO
good Gamers, 81 50G2 40; veal calves good &c
choice. 50 25G6 %; Texas fed steers, So 40G4 IS.
HOGS-ReceIpts, l7.U0O Heavy packing and
shipping lois. So 90G4 10; common TO choice
mixed, SO S5G4 10; choice assorted, $4 a
10; light So $500 10; pigs, So 1904 O5.
SHEEP - Receipts, 10000: Inferior to choice.
S2G3 so; lambs, $334 65.
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MemOrandunn.

Memorandum.
Per Arago-Point Arena Harbor bell buoy adrift,
five miles NNE OF Point Arena.
Domestic Ports.
EUREKA-Arrived Jan 1s-stmr National City,
ASTORIA-Arrfved Jan IS-Rr ship KIrkcud-
brlghtshire. from Newcastle, NSW.
GRAYS HARBOR-Arrived Jan 1S--schr Maid
OF Orleans hence Jan 8: schr ottllie Fjord, hence
Jan 5.
Foreign Ports.
NEWCASTLE, NSW-Sailed Jan 16-Br ship
Lucpara. for San Francisco; Haw stmr kahulu
for Honolulu.
Importations.
MoNTEREY-Per Eureka-65 bxs apples.
San Simeon-29 bxs butter, cs eggs, l dressed
Santa Barbara-3 bxs Jelly, so bxs lemons, pkg
mdse
Gaviota-95 SKIS corn. 40 SKIS dried peaches, %
SKIS crawtfsh, pkgs mdse.
Cayucos-5 cs eggs, 40 bxs butter, IA dressed
calves
Ventura-57 bxs lemons, 313 bxs oranges, las
sEs beans. Is pkgs mdse, cs eggs.
Port Harford-22 bxs butter, bXS fish, SOS SKIS
bones, 1872 IS eggs, 81 bids hides bdls pelts.
b6s tallow, 20 pigs mdse.
Hueneme-S pkgs mdse. bdls pelts.
Los Angeles via San Pedro-9 pkgs mdse, l b1
oranges.
East San Pedro-57 bxs oranges, bx sponge.
San Pedro-1 coil rope, bx oranges.
SKIS corn
coos BAY-Per Arago-67sks potatoes, 240O cs
salmon, 80 bxs apples, bdls green hides, pkg
vallses, pkgs express, bxs trees IA SKIS bark,
SKIS coin, 7OU tons coal.
Per Arago-H Dutard; NJ P Detels; OC&N Co;
Wells, Fargo d Co; w Sumner 81 Co: Jacobson
d Lobree; w Smith; Quarttrmaster, Z 5 A.
Per Eureka-Gray & Barbleri: Getz Bros & Co;
Langley & Michaels; Bruce, Bowen & Co; Thomas
Moran: Norton. Teller 81 Co: Sanguinetti: I'M
mel & Co; C Carpy & Co; Cal & New Creamery co :
standard on Co: Field & Stone. Dalton Bros; C A
ParSin; Wood, Curtis IL Co: De Martini & Co; Cal
Neckwear Co: Holbrook. Merrill Il Stetson; c H
Never d Co; NJ Kalish d Co; K Armsby Il Co: NJ
franklin: Scatena ~ Co; IL Cain d Co; Labor
Exchange; McDonough u Runyon: D Biagi & Co;
II Dutard; E Whitney & Co; Dairymen's Union ;
Dodge sweeney & Co; Wheaton. Breon & Co: Z
Blodgett: Witzel & Baker; Hills Bros; VIM Cline;
Smiths Cash Store: Bissinger Il Co; Page & Sons
Brigham Hoppe & CO..; Kowalsky & Co: Miller,
Sloss d Scott; Coghill & Kohn: A Levy & Co; NJ c
Domer; ] Ivancovich q Co; Baker & Hamilton w
Rouse & Co; A Paladini; q Camiloni IL Co;
Wyss; American Union Fish Co; D Stone & Co:
o Smith & Co: Ross & Hewlett; Kowalsky d Co;
Hilmer, Bredhoff & schulz; Fl Kirchmann & Co;
Marshall, Teggart d Co; Hammond q Brod; Uri
& Co; Chicago Brewery.
For Late Shipping Intelligence See 7t0rgth Paas.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

CTEAMERs WILL SAIL FROM Az.
= Broadway wharf, San Francisco, 4zksssZ
follows:
For Mary Island, Loring, wrangel. Juneau. XII
lisnoo and sitka (Alaskal, at A. NJ, Jan. 10, SO'
Feb IA.
For Victoria and Vancouver CB. C.l Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and New
wnstcom CBellingham Bay, Wash.), A. N.
Jan 5, 10, Is, 20, %, go and every fifth
day thereafter, connecting at Vancouver with
the c. p r. R., st Tacoma with n. +. r. r.,
ct Seattle with G. n. Ry., at Port Townsend with
Alaska steamers.
For Eureka, Arcats aad Fields Landing (Hum-
boidt Bay Pomona, P. NJ, Jan. 2, g, TO- IA,
Is, %, 20, 80, and every fourth day thereafter.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon CayucoS,
Port Hartford (san Luis Obispo), Gayota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme. san Pedro. East san
Pedro Clos Angelesl ana Newport, at A. NJ. Jan.
4. g IL, Is, 20, q, IS, and every fourth day
thereafter.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Hartford
fSan Luis Obispol, Santa Barbara, Port Los
Angeles, Redondo (Los Angelesl and Newport. IL
A. N, Jan 2, 8, 10, Il, IL, 90 26. 30. and every
fourth day thereafter
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo, Afazatlan, La
Paz. Altata and Guaymas (Mexico). str. William
cite Valley, 10 A.. NJ. 18th of each month.
Ticket office, Palace HOTEL New Montgomery
street.
10 Market ct, San Francisco.
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HIDES. rALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND sKINS-Heavy sailed steers, 7c q
ID: culs and brands, SC; medium, &c: cuIls and
brands SC; light. SC; culls and brands, 4c: Cow
hides, oG5I2c; cuilS and brands, 4d41sc; sailed
Kip, sc p ib; sailed Calf, SC p b. sailed Veal
&c; dry Hides, 109llc; culls and brands, 7aT1ac;
Gry Kip and Veal, &c; culls. 61a@7e; dry Calf
Deerskins good summer, 25ta30c; medium. I53
25c: winter l0@15c; SheepsKins, sbearlings, leo
zoe each; short wool, 20@35c each; medium. 20
@5oc each long wool, 65c each. Culls OF all kinds
about 15cless
TALLOW-No. I, rendered, 33464c; No. q ga
314c; refined, sac; Grease, 212c p ID.
WOOL-We quote Fall follows: Humboldt and
Mendocino, 1890: San joaquin and Southern, 36s
&c: free Mountain, 6@7c; defective do, 4@l6c = TO-
HOPS-Quoted at 4016c y b,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-19
POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES

OTATOES-Volunteer New Potatoes, 1@11ac
2 10; Sweets 81 25@l so = ctl for Rivers and
ctl: River Burbanks, 25@4Oc q sack; oregon Bur
banks, 50@75c; Oregon Garnet Chiles, 6H@65c;
Oregon Peerless, 5O(960C; River Reds, 45@5oc 8
ctl.
oNIoNS-ArrIvals are small and the market is
higher at S5c9S1 0s e ctl; Cut Onions, 709S0c 3
ctlr
VEGETABLES-Tom are practically I'M
salaole. Mushrooms are in larger supply and
lower at 5@10c; Dried Peppers, 6@10c; Los An
geles Tomatoes, 50@75c q box; Green Peas, SO
5ci string Beans. iO@l212c; Dried okra, 12I2c;
Cabbage, 40@50c = ctl; Garlic, 4@5c y ID; Mar
rowfat Squash, SlbM2O = ton.