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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-24

Special Dispatch 10 the ost-fntelIsgeneer.
W7FTATCCfM. Wash. May zs.-Charies
Bennett. an old resident of Whateom. died
~ hts home here Yesterday he was 81
years Old and had amassed A competence
as a farmer IN Iowa and ohio. His frnilY
o. ten children are scattered over the
west and south, 1ith the exception a
Gre son. who vas wfth him when he died.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-24

Edwin j. Stewart. aged q years, died at
the residence. 250s Madison street. on May
%, OF cancer of the stomach. Mr. stewart
was a pioneer OF SEATTLE. having located
here In fs73 After twelve years residence
here he removed 10 Eastern Washington.
and has since lived az Spokane and viotr-
ity. Two of his brothers. Erwin NJ. and
Martin w, and a sister. Mrs, Mary Long
stan. who were als0 pioneers OK Seattle.
have died here within the past three years.
deceased leaves four sons Edwin r. and
Grant A, of Spokane and George W. and
Dayton II, of Cheney. Wash.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 2.-Wheat was very
strong at the opening. The early cablegrams,
those received here before the days business in
trading pits comm enced, we're OF a sensatonally
bullish character, and sufficiently explain jump
in price in december 95@9514c at the start
In about thirty minutes 96c was being paid for
December, and at the same time Septem Der was
wanted at 9634c, without sellers OF more than one
or two 5000 bushe lots and owing to even such
an advance over the a33sc it selling for NJ the
described that market as opening strong and ex-
cited at from 33sd to 4d over the previous days
quotations knglish country markets were is per
quarter. Sc per bushel higher. Paris showed an
equal advance for Septem Der delivery, the quota
ito being 60 centimes up, which is the equivalent
OF SC per busbe.
OF course after 31ac per bushel rise here yes
terday, with further addition OF 5sc In the first
half hour to-day, there numbers of people
who had handsome prof too tempting for re-
fusal, and their selling the principal feature
of the Il aiding the next half hour, and in conse-
quence of which December acted nom 96c to
941ac, and September from 96Ac bid TO 9bc
sellers
markets were 81 $50 bushels, comnared with
S1O,57S bushels the COR esponding day of the year
before. Atiantic port clearances were 6e5.OO0
bushels Closing Paris cables were rather sensa
tiona!. showing an advance In september equiva-
lent to 61sc per bushel, AMI November and Febru-
ary 414c per bushel
The oullish effect this had. however, was rather
discounted by seaboard advices reporting few
foreign acceptances. But when closing Liverpool
Ca bles were received showing no falling OF In the
previous advance buying was renewed here and
sent III price of December another climb. 1t
reached 9614 and September brought 961ac at
the same time.
The last advance, as the one that preceded it,
raised flood of long wheat that crushed the price
down again with a. much force before, 9412c
being current near the close. The principal bull
crow bought moderately on the declines and sold
heavily at around 95s4c and better Closing
quotations were September 96c and December
9412c
Liquidation was the feature in corn. The mar
ket opened strong, helped by wheat and indica-
tons vi cold wave West, and Notwithstanding
millions of bushels of long corn were sold, prices
well ma aimed during the morning Oher-
ings ultimately proved too large for market TO
absorb, however. Receipts were 1884 cars, and
counted against the market. The Price Current
reduced its crop figures to 1850 OOJ bushels.
Scattered rams were reported through the corn
belt promised to- morrow. Charters
for 926, 700 bushels
Trade in oats unimportant, and, as usual Of
late void of independent features, the market
being Influenced chiefly by the action of corn.
There VAS good trade in provisions Prices
opened strong with grain and higher live stock
market, but yielded grad dually.
Ihe leading futures ranged as follows:
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, n. V, sept. 2.-The character of
today's stock market very similar 10 that of
yesterday, Individual stocks being rushed to high
level TO stimulate and sustain the marSet while
realizing was Effected in other parts of The is.-
The Vanderbilt stocks we're selected to-day for
manipulation, and the price of each member of
the group success vely raised. while in the
stocks recently fayor,es in the speculation heavy
offerings were made 10 realize
The sue OF hes tactics is shown by the
small decline in the general list. The mampu a.
Sugar being subjected to raid. which carried it
down nearly two po nts. Laler in the day y ort h.
west was tagen in hand and rushed up 10 1271a 8
jump OF six puints.
he net changes are mixed. the graugers and
some others showing small gains and many active
r.ilroad sh res some losses
hero was some fal ing eff in the activity in the
bond market, but prices steady. The total
sales were $2,7U0,O00
Government bonds we're steady: Total sales
$4,000 Total sales of stock to-oay were 6l9, 6l4
shares including: Atchison preferred 10 40;
canada Sou hern, 26,Z70: Central Iowa, 5000;
Chesap AXE and Ohio, 2U,S50: G. b. and o., l6 933;
{. & Z. and II. J., 95 o; Delaware and Hudson
4500; Louisville and Nashville S44O: N1ichi-
gan Central, 40C0: Missouri Pacific, lS 500;
NJ. K. d T. preferred. 1920; y. Y. Central 1880;
New Albany and Chicago preferred 3400; " Y.
G. & ST. Louis second preferred, 3SUO: Northern
Ontario and Western 1892; Reading, II, $50:
Rock Island 1880; st. Paul, 15 100: st. Paul
and Omaha 1920: Southern Pacific 34OO.
Southern Railway, 600, southern Railway, pre-
$4,000; American Cotton OIL. 7SO0; American
Cotton Oil preferred, 2S00 American Tobacco
24,240; Bay State Gas, 1880; Chicago Gas,
PATIO; Colorado +. & l., 1900; Lead, $500; Pa
Us. Leather preferred, 44OO: Western Union
1885; Chicago Great Western, 220O
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DRY-GouDs TRADE.
The Eastern arkets Are in Good Con-
=. dition and Generally Firm.

The Eastern arke Are in Good Con-
dition and Generally Firm.
The New York Wool Record reports firm and
active market in dry goods, especially in bieached
eottons ana prints, and says: "Ihe past week has
again shown gratifying results in all directions in
the dry-goods market, with unusually good re-
sults reported in iobbing circles The result OF h
efforts Of the Merchants Association is quite p
parent in. the latter market, the influx OF buy
ers during the past week has been extremely
large with purchases correspondingly heavy. In
the primary markets the demand has been less
directly felt on the spot, as orders have been se-
cured chiefly through The mails and by wire,
which gives reason TO believe that business is de-
rived mainly from legitimate sources due to the
large demand at the chief distributing centers
Throughout the country.
"1he tone of the primary market for
staple cottons rules decidedly firm for all de-
scriptionS- There still some belated buyers
who are in quest of goods at old prices, ana in
some instances their gratlned
where goods a-e available from stock, but these
instances are growing fewer in mum Der each day.
with the market rising to generally higher range
OF values with considerable rapidty. judging from
the nouDce ment OF advances on lea ing m axes
made from day day The demand for printed
fabrics active with the Strengthening tone of
he print-coth market inducing buying on amore
extended scale
'sSfaple cottons show no dimin uIon in the de-
mand, with the weeks business showing good ag-
gregate results Sales would undoubtedly show a
larger total sellers willing to accept Or
for forward delivery based on present ruling
prices, but with the price of raw cotton still
above parity with the cost of manufactures the
disposition is TO keep sales down 10 current re-
QuIrementS."
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, NY, Sept. 2.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The stock mar
kets opened stagnant to-day pending the question
of the Bank OF England rate. When it was known
that there was no change the markets rallied fee
Y, The dealers were rather partial TO nme-
diate rise than deferred action. The judges, how
ever indorsed the banks decision and see need
of immediate kaffirs steady
learn that yesterdays withdrawal of gold for
Russia was for a special operation Germany had
10 make an immediate payment for imports of
rye. Rubes were scarce in Berlin and consequently
Instructions were cabled to London to send god.
Americans were duh early in the day the
lower prices for some issues on the New YORK
stock Exchange, but they hardened sharply at the
close which firm. II is said the market be-
liei is the viii be renewed at early date.
Speculative buying Re keeps mainly to the low
priced shares. The Bank of England ends he
half year with amount standing at rest
count sufficiently 10 pay dividend of cent,
against he 4. per I of last year The London
discount market spot rates unchanged, but
business in American bill s to arrive ten days
hence is ing done at 21s per cent, sgains,
214 yesterday. Large numbers OF bills are still
offered.
The Paris and Rerlin markers were ouiet
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RECEIPTS OF IRODUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Emanuel Friedman to Miriam Leah Friedman.
lot w line - scott street, 1858 n o. Page, N
24:9 by w lO6 :3 gift.
Lucy e. Redingion to William Babcock, lot on S
line Of Washinyton street. 1871 Of Lyon, so
by 5 l27:SA; $b.
John and Luna Stierlen to William Y. Douglass,
lot on line Of Beulah street, 166 - Il of Stanyan
T. 25 by S 1895; $40.
Joseph NJ and Eliza K. Comerford to Lisette
Zammitt (wife of j. J.). lot on l.. line of Hardy
street, 12S Of Sixteenth, 2S by f IS: 1900
Ephratm Louise L. NJ. L. and Marie A. +. vorbe
to Adele Ginsoul Vorbe, lot on ST. corner of O'Far-
reli and Hyde streets, 70 by > 77:6; gift
James A. Ryan to Catherine A. Hyau. lot on S
line Of Laskie street, l43 NV of Mission, SW 90
by NV $3.50.
john j. and Lisette Zammitt to Joseph NJ. Com
erford lot on line of California street, 112 of
Eighteenth avenue, 100 by Z 2S; $40.
1mogene Eldridee (Roweil) TO Alexander Olsson
lot on w line Of Fourth avenue, 30 Of Point
Lobos avenue, 25 bv w 120: $40.
solomon and Dora GetZ to Mary Harnish
(wife Of F. b }, lot on r. corner of Tenth avenue
and street. = 90 by 32:6; $40.
Ethelbert y Paddock to Thomas 1. Orr lot on
w line OF Forty-sixth avenue, 225 n OF street.
20 by w l2O: Also lot o.. line of L street. 32:6
OF Forty sixth avenue, y 100 by w 70; $lU.
Thomas L. Orr to w. X. Vickery, same two
pieces; $40.
George W. Lewis 20 Lillian J. Savage, lots 656,
1907 and 1898, gift map 8, quitclaim deed: $5.
Lillian j. ana Lincoln +. Savage James ].
Mckenzie. same; $40.
Anson +. and Lavinia J. Hotaling to A. p Ho-
taling d Co, q corporation, lot NE corner Of
Polk and Vallejo streets. 92:6N, N 1875 w
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
THE WEATHER BUREAU.

= UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUIr
TUBE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco,
September 2, 1897 5 P. NJ.
The following the maximum temperatures
reported today by telegraph from weather bureau
stations in California:
Eureka So, Red Bluff g. Fresno SO San Luis
ooispo ~, Los Angeles 7s, San Diego 20, Yuma
eS
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 81
minimum So, mean So
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
The pressure is low tonight over the entire
country west # the Rocky Mountains An ex ten
sIve irongh of low pressure extends from Arizona
through Utah to Oregon and Washington.
Rain has fallen generally over the Pacific Stone
fIom IAN Francisco northward. Rain hes also
fallen in Utah. Arizona and Northern Texas A
thunderstorm is reported at Phoenix.
he following maximum wind velocties are re-
port ed: 1atooSh 80 mies fron the east Baker
Itty 20 south ast, idaho Falls g southeast, Car
son ity 81 north, FL Paso 26 southeast.
The temperature has fallen rapidly in the in.
terror of California and over Utah.
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight, September 3, 1897.
Northern California-Rain early Friday morn
ing and in eastern portion Friday; southeasterly,
changing to southwesterly wind.
southern California Cloudy and unsettled
weather Friday; probably showers early Friday
morning: southerly wind.
Nevada-kain Friday; cooler in northern por-
tion
sUtah-Coucy weather Friday; probably rain
contf: ued cool.
Arizona showers early Friday morning;
clouoy Friday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Showers early FRI
day morning; cloudy Friday; southerly changing
to fresh westerly winds.
Information signals are displayed along the
coast at Eureka, Mendocino and Fort Bra g.
Special report from Mcu t Tamaipais: Light
rain; wind west S6 miles: maximum velocity
northwest o. ALExANDER MCADGE
Local Forecast Cfficial.
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LONDON sHUEPsKIN SAILS.

LONDON, ENG, Sept. IA sac of sheepskins
took place here to-day. The offerings aggregated
$685. ba and practically all were sold. The de-
mand was good and there goo competition,
especially for merino and haired cross breeds
the former selling 1s@1A dearer and the latter
par to rs dearer.
A good selection OF Cape Of Good H,pe and Ma
tai s>ins will be offered at to-morrow's sales.
Sales for woods will be held ~eptem Sis
these dates 1890 bales will be offered. The fol
lowing a io-day'S sales:
New south Wales, 1870 bales; clothing and comb
ing, 31s95 12c.
Vlct"rIs. 1492 bales; Clothing and combing.
21s45Ts".
south australia 2052 ba es: clothing and comb
ing. 21s@51Ac.
West Australia, 2S3 bales: clothing and comb
ing, 214@51ac
Tasmania, 2s3 bales; clothing and combing
2Tsg5c.
Z9s@67sc.
,at e Good Hope and Natal, 64 bales; cloth
ing and com bng, 214@53sc
Buenos Ayres. ss bales. clothing and combing
21s94c.
Queensiand, 80 bales clothing, 31s@5M
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90 bales; clothing, s1s@5M.
CALI oRNIA FRUIT SALES.

LONDON. ENG, Sept 2.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit to-day at auction, real
izing the folio wing prices: Pears-Du Comice
(half boxes) So 36@3 64; Duchess 81 92@2 Is;
Iartlett 81 2O@l so; Howell, 81 3S@1 80; b.
Clargeau. 81 2U@I A. Prunes-Silver, So ca
2 ga; eros, SO 1902 AZ. Plums-Yeliow Egg,
81 40
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 2. - The Earl Fruit
Company sold to day: Grapes-Malaga, 4Oc0
81 %; Tokay, 90t @$i %; Muscat S0c@S1 O5.
Plums-Kelsey Japan 81 S6. Pears = Bartlett.
ST. ~ Fourteen sold to-day.
NEW YORK, n. Y. sept 2.-Auction prices
by the Earl Fruit Company: Grapes-Toka:,
65c@$1 25; Muscat, 60@soc. Pruaes-Gros, SOC
@$l 40: German, 55@S0c. Peacaes-Picque s
late, - @60c: oaiway, 3o@70c; Orange cling. $50
9Oc: Strawberry bJ@7Oc; McDevitt, 45@So.
Twent, -one were SOLD today.
BOSTON, MASS, Sept 2.-Auctton prices by
the Earl Fruit onpany: Pears-Bartletts, S Us
al ~, average ST. So Peaches-Saway, $50
csc, average 7sc; Crawford, q, @9Oc, average
Tie; McDrvitt s. @7Oc, average o6c Grapes
Tokay, 50c@$l 81, average 81 "a. Nine cars
were sold to-day
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DEC1puoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

There is not much change 70 report Good
Peaches and Pears In light stock for canning
account and prices rule firm in consequence.
Grapes are In heavy supply and dull
The first Zlnfandel Wine Grapes Of the season
sold at $1S y ton.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries 1904 SO p chest for large.
Black berries. $2@3 p chest
Raspberries, - p chest
Huckleberi les. DC d h.
Red y ectarines, 6Oc 3, box; White, nominal.
Peaches, 40@75c p box and 25@bOc y basket;
In bulk, $S0@4U y ton tor cngs and $100S0 TOR
frees
ums, 25@40c; Japanese, 50@75c
Prunes, $25@35 p ton.
Pears Bartlett, 65@s5c p box for green and 4Oe
6Oc for ripe; $25 D ton for No. and $l5@20 for
No. 2.
apples 25@35c p box for common and 5O@65c
for good to choice.
Crabapples, 2O@30c p box.
Figs, double Law ers. 25@6Uc.
Ounces, 35@5Oc p box.
Grapes in boxes, 25@14Oc for Muscats, 20@135c
for black, 2b@ t0c for TOK ay, 75c@$1 q crate) fJr
Isabella and 25@35c for Fontainebleau and Sweet
water. Crates sell about lOc higher than boxes
Watermeons $lO@20 = 100
Cantaloupes 7oc@$l Is D craze.
Nutmeg Melons, zb@4Oc p box on the wharf
CITRUS FRUIT ls-Valencia Oranges, 81 50@
80 p box: Lemons. $1@1 rs p box for comm on
and $2@3 90 for good to choice; Mexican LINES
repacked. s6@6 so q box: Bananas, 81 25@2 30
y bunch: Pineapples, $1@3 y doz
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

Dealers continue to quote strong and active
market
New Raislns are selling at SAC for 2-crown, 414c
for 3crown, 514c for 4-crown and 81 l6 for Lou
don layers
DRIED FRUITs-ouotations are follows:
New Prunes. 5A@5Lzc .or 40-5Os. 4A@5c for
5060s. 414@41ac for 6O-7O's, 3s4@4c for q -sU's,
S14@s1ac y 10 for s0-so's and zs4@sc 9. n for
80 1UO's; new Peaches, 51a@6$4c p ID:
fancy; 7e74ac y n; peeled, -- .Arricots, 61a@
fancy Moorparks; evapora.ed apples, 51a@6c;
sun dried, 3@931ac; new b. ack Figs in SKIS 2@21ac
new Pums, 4@414c for pitted and 1@2c for un-
fancy: new Pears 5961ac for quarters and GAG
&c for halves.
Four-crown, loose, 4@6c: 3-crown. 31a@4c: 2
crown 2A@314c y fb seedless Sultanas, 5g5Tzc;
ers. Sl@l Is; clusters 81 1901 25 Dehesa clus-
ters 81 1902; Imperial clusters. $2@z %.
NUTS-Walnuts, 6H297c p ID for standard and
9@912c y fb for softsnel: Almonds e617c for
Languedoc 212@31ac for hardshell AID S@9c p b
for papershe l. Peanuts 4@ljc p fb for EasL-rJ ahd
4c for Ca iiornia; hickory Nuls 5@sc p b. Pc
cans, 99l0 DC p ID; Filberts. 9@91ac; Brazil Nuts,
S@9c; CocoanuUs. $5@5 SO q 100.
HON rY-New Comb l0c Tor bright and 1890
for lower grades; new water-whlte extracted, 4149
4Hc; light amber extracted, S34@4c 2 ID.
BEESWAX-Z2@26c p ID.
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Exclamation.

The arrow files with the wind. The top figures
Ct station indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath it, IL any, the amount OF
rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundre
during the past twelve hours. Isobsrs or solid
lines, connect pon OF equal air pressure; iso-
tnerms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high means high baTometric pressure and
Is usually accompanied by fair weather: 'low"
refers to 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 isobsrs extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable:
but when the Glow" is incosed with jsooars of
marked curvature, rain south OF oregon is improb-
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
VIII produce an opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
GENERAL .MEKCHANDIsE.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags, So 54c: San Quen-
tin, SIS 40; Wool Bags 27@3Oc; Fruit Bags 514c
5Ac and 614c for the different sizes
CoAL-W ellington So: New Wellington, $S;
Southfield Wellington, 81 SO: Seattle, IS so: Bry-
ant. SIS so; Coos Bay, 81 75; Wallsend, IS 75 o
ton; Cum berland, $l4 so p ton in bulk and 81 6
in SACKS: Pennsylvania, Anthra-ite Egg, $14 2
Welsh Anthracite, $s@l2; Camel - y
tom Rock Springs, Castle GATE and Pleasant Val
ley, 81 so; Coke. $ll@l2 in bulk and Sl3.S ton
in SKIS.
ia inch Manila 6Ac; do Sisal 514c: l2-thread
Manila. sac: do ssa bs4c; and thread Ma
Mia, 714c; do Ssal, 6Ac; Bale Rope (3 and 4
strand), Manila, o14c; do Sisal, b14c; Bale Rope
q, and strand). Manila 6s4c; do sisal. 5s4c
p n
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube aud Crushed and
Fine crushed, 61ac; Powdered. &c: Dry Granu-
lated, 53sc y ID; Confectioners' A. 5ssc: Magnolia
A, &C. Extra :, 4Tsc: Golden G. 4Ac; Candy
Granulated 51ac; California A, 51sc; half-barrels
lac more than barrels, and boxes 12c more
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. I'LL. Sept. 2-CATTLE-Sales were
on basis of SO S5@4 so for poorer lots of native
dressed beef steers up TO $595 55 for choice to
fancy shipping and export cattle the bulk OF the
cattle ng the scales at $4 Ss@5 25. Stocgers
and feeders. So 4094 so; calves s6 5O@5 rs.
HOGs-Sold at So 9O@4 10 for heavy packers
up 10 81 so for choice mixed, prime assorted light
selling at $4 I5@3 65. The bulk of the OFF rings
sold for 81 20 "a SO and pigs sold largely at sac
TO.
SHE EP-Sales were made from SIS rs all the
way down to So 81 for common lambs, Idaho
lambs fetching 81 AZ @5 05 Native sheep sold al
81 25G3 20 or the poores; to $4@4 25 for the best
only few selling as high -. Western feeding
sheep were active at SIS 40d4 TO-
Receipts-Cattle, $500; hogs, $4,000; shoe p
1900.
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
YESTERDAYS WHEAT MARKET.
Prices Advance Again Under a Fair
Amount Of Trading.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2, 1897
The following resume Of the wheat market Is
furnished by e. A. Bresse, Produce Exchange
grainbroker, 412 Pine street:
9:15 A. N. SESSION.
whest opened strong on higher cables Liver
pool quoted Wheat 21ad higher. Paris showed an
equal advance Local operators were inclined to
cover short sales December opened at 81 gu ana
closed at 81 6Oss; May. 81 6o14
lU:l5 A. N, SESSION
Wheat continued strong December opened at
81 606s sold at 81 61s4 and osed at$l 81 ss May,
81 61s4. Considerable selling Of Long Wheat
Shippers sold some.
1l:l5 A. II SESSION.
Easier Eastern Wheat markets giving the bea rs
encouragement December opened at 81 60 and
closed at 81 So May, 81 59A December Bar
ley. 941a
2 p. SESSION.
Wheat started strong on good buying by ship
pers. Shorts were disposed TO BUY back their
early sales December opened at ~ %. sold at
81 691z and closed at 81 593s: May, 81 1884.
stronger feeling exist after the close. e96s
bid the curb. Talent were well inclined TO
sell, but were fearful of al advance to-day.
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Bacon, sac p n for heavy,
&c for light medium, 9s4c for igh:, l014c p h
for extra light and 1Zc for sugar-cureG East
sugar-cured Hams. l2@l21sc . ID; California
Hams, l0@llc y h; Mess Beef, $7@7 so p bbl
extra mess do. SSGS so: family do. So a9 80; salt
Pork, 81 75@Ds 81 p bbl: extra prime Pork. S9@l0
extra clear. SIG; mess, $l4 p Dbl; Smoked Beef
l2@121ac p H.
l., RD-kasIern tierces quoted a: 5iA@5%c for
compound 61sc for pure; pals, 714c; California
tferces, 5@514c 2 n for compound and s12e for
pu5e 'l sssc packa e es l2ss
than 800 ns-l-b pals, so in case s7sc; BIB
pals, 20 in case, S3sc: 5-fb pals, II in case,
SAC; ION prils, IN case, S1sc; 30 h tins or
z in case. 1890: wooden buckets. SO ms net,
7Tsc: fancy tubs 80 lbs net 1880: half bbis about
Il n,a a