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FOR SALE

FVh SALE% LADY'S horse, carriage and harness; horse Is young, sound, gentle and speedy; ac- customed to family driving Inquire my5 If 472 WHITNEY AVE.
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misCeIIanent1s.

FOR SALE, LARGE and small pigs. Apply to 9. ". BLAKESLEE, Potter Farm, my14 St Hamden. Conn.
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THauts.

One Cent a Word each insertion, five cents Word for a full Week, seven times.
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WANrEI
WANTEIl.. }.
WANTED
WANTED.

EMPLOYMENT by smart, reliable young
 my13 7t% e. E This 0ffina 's
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LOST.

THE party that appropriated the fish bas- ket left on east side of meadow on North
 Haven road will be welcome to the fish if he will return the basket and reel that was left in same. my15 1t E. VALLEY.
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HARTFORD BICYCLES $35. AT WEAVER'S Columbia Agency,
 my15 It* 5tB ST.ATE ST.
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Real Estate.

FOR RENT, NO, SS Lyon street, whole house, rooms; all improvements Inquire at - ap7 If 133 UNION ST.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

SUN lIsEs, 48S MooN SETS, IIIGH WATER, SUN SETS, 7,05 3;sl 9.4I
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FOR RENT, A BRICK house, 366 Whalley avenue.
 Inquire of F. A. IVES, ap10 If 105 Goffe street.
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A GOOD all around family horse. weiph+ apout HOO pounds good locker, safe for lady to drive, and sound. Address
 nnyIl 5t BOX 1853
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TO RENT, LOW to desirable tenant, house, eight rooms, Improvements large garden, fruit my6 If H., This Office.
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WANTED, SITUATIONS for 1lrst-ciass houseworl
 help. Swedish Employment Agency, -lny1o ltr 100 CHURCH ST.
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FOR SALE,

CHANGE OF A LIFETIME ABSOLUTELY no fake! The Bankrupt Stock of The Goodyear Rubber Store, No. S66 Chapel street, to be sold immediately to make room for New Goods. Mackin- toshes Rubber Hose, Druggists Sun- dries etc, etc., for less than cost to make uay11 Tt
The labor world., 1897-12-04
City Fathers Discuss Mr.. Gays Informal Proposition
and PROFOUND to Him Many knotty
Problems.
ALDERMAN JEFFERSON REMINDS MAYOR TRUELsEN OF HIS
MUNICIPAL REFORM LEAGUE PLATFORM
BROKEN PROMISES.

A special meeting of the city council
was held Friday evening of last week
devoted almost exclusively to the water
works purchase. Preliminary to the
proceedings an official stenographer was
appointed and his report of the interro
cations put to Mr.. Gay and his ans wers
are hereto appended.
During the proceedings statement
was read from County Auditor Halden
informing the council that if the pay
ment of the personal property tax7s due
from the company to the county,
amounting to S54,849.72, was not pro-
vided for in the agreement to purchase,
no part it OF can ever be collected.
Later when motion in committee of
the whole was made requiring the com-
pany to pay these taxes as condition
precedent to the submis sion of propo-
sition to the people, it was defeated,
only Aldermen Jefferson, Simpson.
Harker, 'Trevillion, Burg and fischer
voting aye. Another amendment pro-
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viding that the bonds to be issued bear
only per cent interest, met with even
less favor, Burg and FISCHER voting
with the majority.
Following are the questions and answers
as prepared by r. Murchison, the STEM
Ographer:
Moved by Alderman Jefferson seconded
by Alderman Simpson that the council
hear from Mr.. Gay in reference to the
personal property taxes OF the Duluth
Gas and Water company. Carried.
Mr.. Gay: Gentlemen of the Council
The matter of taxes is a subject that does
not concern me or my constituents one
way or the other. L am bondholder of
the company and I am standing between
the other bondholders and the city. When
the times comes that the property shall
be sold under a master the question OF
taxes shall not enter one way or the other
A clear title will be given which shall be
prepared to turn over to the city OF Du-
luth, but as for taxes or any other bills
that the company may have know moth
ing and care nothing about them. Taxes
do not affect the bondholders one way or
the other The utmost you can ask me to
do is to give you clear title to the prop
erty which will be satisfactory to. City
Attorney Richards That 1 am prepared
to do.
Alderman Rowley: I should like to hear
from the city attorney in regard to this
matter of the city's making any arrange
ments with the bondholders in regard to
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Mems FURNISHINGS.

7Eo 10 make room for new goods We
" will close out broken lines OF Mems
81 25 and S1.O0 Undershirts and Drawers in
plain ribbed and feece-ned undergarments.
The first to come have the best choice.
01 ~ Mems Flannel Shirts worth up
pl.OS to $1.75 each. for this clearance
sale $1.O0 each.
Csc, Csc, 75c, Soc.
Mems Woolen Mitts and Gloves, worth SOC
per pair. now 25c per pair. Mems Buck, Calf
and Sheepskin Gloves, 1.50 and SIPS quail
ties for 95c. $1.00 quality for 75c and 75c and
62Rc grades for SOC per pair.
E0> Mems fine Neckwear in Tecks and
OOC four -in-hands, usually sold at from 75c
to 81 90 each on sale at SOC each.
>eo Mems fine Cashmere half Hose, with
LOC spliced heels and toes. valued at 37hc
per pair, for this sale 25c per pair
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cases white or g1ay Blankets, Ioa
regular Csc value, at-per pair.....:........ 90C
5 bales large Comforters. Sateen COW r7c
cred, worth 75c, at-each.. ~
25 all-wool White Blankets. large d I, g.
size, worth $3.50, nt-per pair. o'oO
so extra heavy gray wool Blan- d. q
kets. really worth 81. rs, at-per pair. l'4O
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. III, Ict 16.-Wet weather
throughout The greater part of the winter and all
OF the spring wheat territory, disa ppoInting for
eiga markets and a very marked increase in The
wheat receipts in the Northwest confronted the
wheat trade at the opening The effect was par
TALLY offse: by the surprisingly large exports Tor
the week There was nevertheless, general sell
ing out of wheat by tlmd holders. and the open
ing market was lower, December starting at from
81 TO 9l14 as compared with yeste rday's closing
lived. however, the lower prices stimulated
strong buying and caused rally of l cent per
bushel in very few minutes December advanC-
ing to 9214. The December future acts though
it con iderably congested, as it sold at 21ac
premium over May.
The Brsdstreet report shows whea. and -four
exports equal 10 60S9, 900 bushels, against Sac
600 bushels week previous and 4,lo7oOO
bushels Tor the corresponding week last year.
Revival OF the old rumors that Russia would pro-
hioit wheat and rye exports aud that France
would aboilsh us import Guty on wheat created y
little tullish furry an hour after the sSssion
| opened aAd December. advanced TO 917sc While
the news was circulating. The receipls at all
primary markets aggregated l.202, 900 bushels,
against 937O0U bushels for the corresponding day
| a wear ago. Chicago receipts were ! SO cars
Liverpool opened ss1 higher, but closed only
ia higher for near mon hs 10 1ysd lower for de-
t.rred Paris closed unchanged 10 10 centtmes
lowe. for wheat hut 10 10 Az centimes higher for
-four and Antwerp quoted wheat unchanged 10
l219 cenlimes higher >pte The apathy shown
! in LneIr markets, however here was evil
dence conclusive that the foreigners also
buying Literally TO cover sales abroad, aud the
l strong tone OF the EnaIktI IrtlghtS fHul
Gated that he cash stun WAS going out 4 he ad.
/ vance tor the day was tempting enough 10 induce
many owners of wheat sell out and take heir
! prohs ra ner than carry the property over to
/ next week. The result was a siighIreaction from
! top figures Decem bsr was seliin; at. 921ac
he lose.
There was a fairly active trade in corn. with
shorts again liberal buyers Dece mber ranged
from 2714c to 2e5sG$4c and closed unchanged at
267sc.
The market for oats was firm on a decidedly
narrow trade confined mostly TO exchanRinr De-
! hgF i lOs-
ing shade higher at 1880. '..-
1t was ralher quiet day in the provision pit.
The market ruled early on he lower hog
prices and on the yellow fever news. There was
partial rally in sympathy with the advance in
wheat, but The general was easier through
out.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

NEW YORK. n. Y, Oct. l6-The Financier
says: A feature of the statement OF the asso-
cated banks of New York City for the week end
ing October l6 that attracted some attention
was the shrinkage in losns- 1t is rather difficult
to explain the oss except on the theory that the re
has been great deal of liquidation in stock Ex-
change business. and an analysis of the items OF
the individual banks shows loan charges in two
large insIituiions-the National Union and the
National City banks-lo account for the difference
reported since the previous week he effect OF
the gold imports is shown in the Increase OF
specie The gain of legal lenders-the first ex n
sionin this item since August 2S-see us TO show
III u Ih1 interior movement is nearing an end.
This is not exactly the case, slthou b the dra q
during he week has Ell less than usual, and the
treasury demands have been light. All the gol a
imported last week does not figure in the TOT Ais, so
that is reasonable to suppose tina. the posi rn OF
the banks, far cash Is concerned. is stronger
than indicated. he statement points 10 an easier
money market, in the a absence or any marHt
activity in speculation, and the official statements
OF the DatioHa banks of the U tied states pub
lished this week, showing their strong position
with reference 10 aerves, strengt hen this
he rising rates for money abroad and the con
tinued ease here, ter shadow a .uation such as
prevailed las, season. when the United States sent
large amounts to EUROPE on sterling bills. The
quotations for money in New York and London
undergoing changes which Will probably place
foreign above domestic rates for some lime TO
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

Hops are weak and quiet buyers holding
on. Woel is also quiet, but there is no weakness
in prices
The shoe and Leather review says: This week
closes with the Hide market stronger all along the
line. The packers seem to have Withdrawn their
lowest quotations ana on several selections are
demanding higher prices. Ma I've Steerhldes are
only lac below the rate demanded at TINS time IN
le95-Luring the boom-aDd are 214c higher than
In October s96, and 314c higher tDan hey were
this week in 1894 and 1898 Texas steers are s11ac
higher than they were this week in October, 1893.
Light native cows are 514c higher than they were
this week tour years ago"
HIDES AND >KINS-Culls and brands cell 1c
under sound stock. Heavy salted steers log
fO12c H. medium. S1ac 2 ID; light &c; Cow
hides 9G912c y h; Stays DC; ted Kip, &c;
salted Calf. lie p fb salted Veal. sc; dry Hides.
159l5 5Isc; culls and brands l2@l21ac; dry Kip
20@35c each; Kids, SC; Deerskns, good summer.
25c F ID; medium, zoe; winter 1uc; Sheepskins,
sheariings, l0G20c each; short wool, 25@4Oc
each; medium, 5O970 each; long woois 75@S0c
each.
TALLOW-No ]. rendered. S@314c q ID; No.
214@315c: refined. &c; Grease, &c q ID.
WOOL - Fall clip - Middle counties, free,
1O@l3c: do detective. 10@11c; San Joaquin. de-
feetive. 7@9c p b; do Lambs, 61Ia@Sc; southern
Mountain. SQl2c; fIee NortherI 12G lac p ID;
90 detective. sGllc; Humboldt and Mendocino.
l3@l5c p h.
hoPs-oId crop case 2 Ii Tor fair and s@10c
Tor good; new crop. 11@l4c
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
IRODUOE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Vimiers takes for Antwerp 25,-
464 ctls, valued at S3S 200
Futures were higher, and the SPOT market was
Local quotations follows: 81 al 1a for No.
!, 81 4S$4 for choice and 81 50@l 521a u cn for
extra chOIce Tor milling
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-e;l5 o'clock-Decem m ber-
500 al 1873 May-2UU0, 81 47.
SECOND SEssIoN-December-4000 ctls, 81 4s3s;
5000. 81 4s12: 20C0 81 ASIA. May 4CUJ
81 1895: o00u s; 46Is; 5000. 81 4614.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoS-MAy-2OOG ctls
81 46hs: 1900 81 4614 1900 81 46 December
-2OO0, 81 4S; 600O. Sl sS1s
BARLE H-The Vimiera takes for A antwerp 9O4 5
cuS CheNaler, Valus at Sl3 60u and As 9DS ctls
Brewing. valued a $50 500
The market is very dull unchanged quota
tions.
Feed. se@s5c for dark and s7lac TO- choice
bright: Chevaler. 81 521a01l 57la for - l. l and
81 S5Gl 40 Tor No. =; Brewing, 81 712gl 10 for
No aud 90GDSc . ctl tor dar& Coast
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEss ioN-No sales
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-December- 1000
ctls, Soc.
OAT>-Continne neglected and weak Fancy
Feed are auotaoe at 81 25@1l 80: GOOD to choice
81 1tG 20: common. 81 O71b@1l 121S: Surprise
81 22A21l 27L2; Red, 81 712ag1 30: cray, 81 10
oil Is; Milling 81 i21a61l II N y ell: Black for
seed 81 S5@l 90. Clipped Oats sell at $l@a2 p Ton
over the raw product
CORN-Du and easy. Small Round Yellow,
81 20@l 2a q ctl, Large Yellow. al 0712; White.
homInRl. Stf
RYk-s1 l21a@l Is p ctL-
NBUChWHEA 9bcdSl rs q ctL
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK n. Y. Oct. 15. - There was
nothing toindicate any urgent covering of short
contracts in today's market such as is very often
customary at the close OF week of a bear cam
paign The days market showed firm tone dur
ing the greater part of the days trading but the
fluctuations were very narrow and the close was
at small declines from the best. These were in
sympathy with a break of So in Manhattan on
shor: sales. an1 OF point in Chicago Cas- which h
was the mo- striking demonstration by the bear
during the day. Both parties in the market
seemed equally apathetic, There good buy
ing in the two eaoing speciaties, Chicago Gas and
Sugar, the, former equally attributed 20 .pur-
pose OF inside Interests TO acquire stock and q
maneuver to squeeze the shorts.
Missouri Paoifcs were offered TO some extent pro-
badly In sympathy with the drive az ainst Manhst-
tan. Union Pacific also exhibited some depres-
sion on account Of the expressed crit cisms o. the
minimum bid agreed TO by the Government for the
salts action of its claim and agreement TO the
foreclosure sale. London Has buyer balance
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
NEVER SAW NAPOLEON.

Wellington Fought Him Often, but
Never Set Eyes on Him.
The dra wing-master TO Queen Victoria S
children, q Mr.. Corbould, has Just pub.
lished a volume of "reminiscences, incIud-
Wellington and Napoleon: 'On reach
ing the palace one morning the Prince OF
Wales showed me a drawing he had Just
finished. Napoleon was depic ed on
horse back leveling pistol at the Duke of
Wellington, who was advancing to cut
down his great enemy. While was look
ing. at the drawing. who should come in
but the Duke himself! WHY, the
very man who can best criticize
my drawingp cried tho Prince. Now
can you tell me who that Is on
the left?' he went on, presenting the
sketch to the Duke. We'll, replied the
latter, deliberately. Judging from the
say it was meant for Napoleon Right,
said the Prince. And who is the other
figure?' BY the cut of the jib,' returned
the Duke, calmly, Il should say it was
myself Right again. Well, now, is the
drawing accurate? That's what | want
to know
The Duke rose. put down the sketch,
and thus impressIvely addressed the
Prince of Wales: My boy, I'm gong to
people don't seem to realize. was sent
out 10 keep Napoleon in check, but never
in my life have / set eyes on him Once.
in the midst of battle, some one cried
Look, there's Napoleon!' but before /
could get the glass TO my eye the smoke
from fieIdgun had enveloped him. ~
Leslie's Weekly.
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NEW Arrived oct .16-Stmr Hueneme.
from Fort Bragg.
wEsTPokTe sailed Oct le-stmr Laguna, for
FORT Ross-salled Oct l6-schr La chIena
for san Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
YOKOHAMA-Saed Oct l5-Br ship Lord
Wolseiey for Tacoma.
HONOLULU ,rrIved Oct 5-Haw bark r
Rithel hence sept 10; bark Co usa. from New
sWANsEA-Arrived DC. l4--Br ship Ardna-
murchau, from s Rosalia.
PORT PIRIE ArsIved- OcE 2-Br ship Annie
Thomas, Vancouver.
OUNCE Ness Passed Oct Seer ship Marie
Hackfeld, hence May IS, for Lon ION.
ME MELBoURNE-Saied Oct i5-Br ship Mntt
aies, for Oregon
Importations.
EUREKA-Per Fomona-l bx fish. l keg 79
bxs butter. 449 NJ shingles, 7S pkgs mdse, SKIS
WOOL n DOORS 2ct hardware $50 head catt e,
cs dry goods, l. cs Gig arS, 2 bxs prunesr1 bx ap-
ples l66 SKIS peas l SIX halr. cs era cKers 55,6GO
fl lumper, l cs drugs, 8 Scs shoes. l cs tobacco
an and RKNio pEss mase. sn gus rs bx. butter.
kegs fish, 1877 bxs butter, dressed calves, 30 NJ
shas s sbb cider, 81 SKIS wool, zl7.pxs apples
Consignees.
Per Pomona-A Paladini: Adesdorfer & Bran
denstein; A r. Ensign: Amer Press Assn; w
Kennedy; Brigham, Hoppe & Co: f Haight; Del
N onte Milling Co; d n & f Walters; KeIborn:
Commercial CO: I; MoFariand: H Galley: H
WldeTs: Murphy. Grant & Co; Smiths Cash Store;
j n ID anly; } SpeHacy: McMlilans. IL II De-
gan; Hirschfelder & Co: Ppope's Express; Mau,
Sadler Il Co; Marshall & Remers; Pacific Coast
Lumber Coz Gibbs & Co; Miller & Lux: Quiros
soda Water Co; Marshall. Teggart " Co; Simond
saw Co; Nj Kay & Co; Redngton & Co; lib
BETS siebe shoe Co; Wangenhem, Sternheim &
Co; Volt, Wreden & Co; Williams. Marion IL Co:
Wnzer d ASard; W Johnson; Western Caro
Acid Gas Co; Wells, Fargo S Co; w IL Jewett; $
Beru; Arctic On Works; Norton Teller IL Co: @
kreth; Z Whitney & Co. Higgins & Collins; NJ
Doane: . Smith 4 Co; Getz Bros & Co; But
Ter; Armsby & Co; Ross Il Hewlett; Wal tS
Co: Wheaton. Breon q Co: Hills Bros; @ Berti &
Co: Standard Oil Co; : Wolner
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ExpIanat alton.

Ihe arrow hes with the wind. The top figures
st6tatlon indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath it, II any, the amount OF
rainfall, OF melted snow in inches and hundredtbs
during the past twelve hours. Isobars or solid
lines, connect poins OF equal air pressure; iso-
tnerms, or dotted lines, equal temperature The
word high" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually accompanied by fair weather: '1ow"
refers 10 low pressure, and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast: when the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable:
out when the "low' Is incosed with isobars OF
marked curvature, rain south Of Oregon is irnprop-
able. With "high" in the vicinity of Idaho and
The pressure falling to the California coast, warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these conditions
wlu produce an opposite result
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, n. Y. Oct l6.-FIour receipts,
70 o4o barrels: exports, a4lO barrels: quiet but
hrmer; Minnesota patents. s5C65 40; do bakers,
$o 4O94 50; winter patents. s5(G5 %; do straits
81 60@4 20; do extras So 20@3 o5
WHhAT-Receipts, 173, 500 bushels; exports
1oo,ooO bushels. Spot firm; No. red, 9e1Ac
options opened firmer and advanced all the morn
ing on liberal acceptances eold-weather reports
large weekly tiearances from DO h coasts foreign
Ssc net higher; Nav, 92 ll-l6a931sc cicssd at
SZNsc; December 9412 a95 IL &c, C os,d at "a 7sc
hOfS-oulet: State. common TO choice, 1885,
crop. G6c; 1895 crop. S99c; lS crop l4Gl7c:
Paeihc Coast, 1895 crop, 4@6c; 1896 crop, oG9c;
1897 crop 12@l7c.
l3@17c
PETkoLE UMs- Dull; unchanged
Pl0i III N-Quiet; southern $40 25Mll 25:
Northern. $50 50@l2
COPPkR-DulI; brokers. ll1sc.
LA AD-seady brokers' SIG
IlNPLAT ES-Quiet; unchanged
CoFFEE-Options opened steady at unchanged
prices at p tnts lower, closed barely steady net
unchahg. "a 10 points decline. Sales $3.50 bags
clud ng october, S5 20. December So 30; March,
So 55; May. SO 65; Septem ber as S.
spot-Ri quiet No invoice 7c
SUGAR-haw, nominal; fair refining 3 b-l6-.
centrifugal, 30 Test, l3-l6c refined steady
STANDARD A, &c; confectionery a, SC; cut loaf
{ sac: granuia:el I, 51sc.
buI FR - Receipts, 2096 packages firm:
Western creamery l4@2Sc; hIgin, 23c.
EUGS-Recetpts. 2o76 packages; quiet: State
and pennsylvania, 16@lS1ac; Mes.ern, l61a
@l7c 10
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Omaha.

OMAHA, NEBR, Oct. observation-disclosures
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The Time Ball.
BRANCH HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE. U s NJ
MERCHANTS hXCHA NGE-
SAN FRANCISCO October 10. 1897.
The time bali Telegraph Hill droppsi
exactly at noon io-day-L e.. at noon of the l21th
meridian or exactly at 8 p NJ, Greenwich time.
w :. HUGHES,
Lieutenant Z. S ~. charge.
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New rails, new ties, new ball asst. new bridges
No dust The shortest crossing of the desert and
o county that Interests by its va led and beauli
ful scenery The highest grade of passenger equip
ment and meals at Harvey's famous dinin e rooms
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Cacutta Grain Bags, 55sc San Quen tin,
SIS 40; Wool Bags 2T@30c; Fruit Bags, 514c. 5AC
and &c for the different sizes
CoAL-W ellington, So; New Wellington So;
soG:hfeId Wellington 81 SO; Seattle SIS SO: Bry-
ant. SO SO; Coos Bay, 81 70; Wailsend, sc rs >
ION: Cum berland, Sl4 SO e in bulk. and SIG
in SACKS; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. $14 2
ton; Welsh Anthracite, $,@l2; Camel, - Z.
ton: Rock Springs, Castle GAZE and Pleasant VAL
ley, 81 90; coke. Sll9l2 IN bulk and SI3 q ton
In SKIS.
LINSEED Oils higher a: Acc for raw and
4Sc for boiled IN bhis Cases sc more.
CANNED SALMON-The Alaska Packers AS
sociation quotes Red Salmon follows In lots
of $4,000 cases. CSC p dozen; 10000 cases 921ac
2 dozen: 76,UU0 cases. S0c p dozen, Net cash o.
b. ex-ship
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed, sac: Powdered. 614c: Dry Granu-
lated. 66sc p ID; Confeciioners A. 55sc; Magnolia
A, 5Ac. Extra &, b1sc: Golden Z. SC; Candy
Grsnulated b34c; California "A, 53sc; half-barreis
14c more than barrels and boxes 12c mose.
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PROVISIONS ).

Ham are duh and weak at the decline Bacon
Is steady.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. sc o n for heavy.
9lsc Tor light medium. lUc for ligh:, lO1ac q 10
for extra ngnI and I2c for sugar-cured. East
ern sugar-cured Hams lI@1i12c q IL; California
Hams. sla@lOc 10; Mess Beef 81 80 q bbl
extra mess do. SO; family do, $40; sal,
Pork, ss9s 90 . bbl: extra prime Pork $40:
extra clear. 81 69l6 so; mess. $40 d hbl; Smoked
Beef l019@l21zc y h
LARD-Eastern tierces Quoted AT 51AM5Mo for
compound ana 612c tor pure; pals, TAG; california
tierces, 6G5l4c e ID Tor compound aud 61ac for
pure: half bbis 6s4c; 10Th tins lac: do D. b,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 6ssc. Packages less
than $40 hs-l-b pals, go IN case, S7sc; 9-b
pals, 20 in case, S3sc; 5-b psiis, IL in a case,
si4c ION pals, i'm a case, s1sc; so ID Tins, or
z in a case. 1890: wooden buckets So lbs net,
77sc fancy tubs 80 lbs net. 1886; halt Dbis, about
10 Ms 1lnn 2 III