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Gained "a Big Point .

At the state Department it is understood
that this government gained a big point
in the Berlng 5 ga award matt ter, as 1t sue
cceded III having stricken out the .iIims
for damages for the skins which might
have been secured by tue British seIicFs
which We're seized by American vessels.
The EnGiisi. vessel owners had put in
claims foI such contingent damages.
The times., 1897-12-25
Urge Hurke,s Appointment.

Major j. W. Burke, OF Texas, is being
urged tor the place OF collector of in
ternal revenue for the Third district OF
Texas. He is brother Of Major ]. B.
Burke of this city. A delegation OF G. A.
r. men of tho Department OF Texas called
OF the President yesterday to present the
claims of their candidate. Other callers
yesterday were Senator'S Cullom, Nelson,
Burrows and Fairbanks.
The times., 1897-12-25
BELT LINE EMPLOYEES BENEFIT
Already a Thousand Tickets Have
Been Sold


The committee in charge of the arrange
ments fo- the entertainment to be given
next tuesday evening, at Central Hall.
for the benefit Of the employees of the Belt
Line railway, is meeting with much sue
cess. over one thousand tickets have
already been sold.
The worthy object for which the enter
taiufptnt is given appeals to the hearts
of all who believe that the '1aborer is
WORT :, of his hire SO il is not surprising
that benevolent people uf Washington are
taking this OPPORTUNITY TO contribIIe 10
. cha ritable purpose and at the same time
spend an enjoyable evening.
Not only have the members Of the CON-
mittev met with a generous response from
tie ~ iIc in the way of the purcha Sc
of tickets, but also in the matter of Con-
uributiuE their seryi ccs TO make the
entertainment a success in every other
way. The appeal for musical and literary
talent has been generously responded to,
and those who attend The entertainment
arc assured in advance of most en- joyable
and Iiofitably spent evening.
The times., 1897-12-25
FUNERAL OF MIR. MORAN.
Widely-known Naval Department
Auache Buried.

Funeral services were held yesterday
morning at st. Matthews Church over
the body OF William Plume Moran, who
died On Tuesday. Burial was in Oak Hall
Cemetery. In the presence OF many Sor-
rowing friends. The honorary paIlbear FRS
were Rear Admiral James E. Jouett. Medi-
cal Director Richard c. Dean, Pay In
spector l.. a. Frailey, Chief Enginee
Harrie Webster, and Lieut.. Downs l.. Viii
son, al Of the Navy, and Messrs. F. a.
StiCkney, Augustus L. Merritt, and Rufus
T. CheyIie%, Of the Navy Department. ID
Mr.. Moan. who was formerly registrar
of the Navy Department, had been con-
nected with that department since the
time Ut the Fulton, the first ste lm boat,
and was, porha pS, the most widely kn own
man in naval circles. He had many worthy
qualities.
The times., 1897-12-25
UNpERTAEE EERS.

of foreign affaIrS. rhe minister assured him
that Jap pan would punish the murderers Or
Frank EPps. apprentice on the flagship
Olympia. who was killed at NagaSa ki. A
man b, lit Vcdro bc the murderer la ALREADY
been arrested. Minister Buck will push
the ase of sailor Montgomery. OF the
YorktO Fn, whowa murdered al Y YOkoh3ma.
The times., 1897-12-25
The PeInetc Sealing Order,

The collectors OF customs at San Fran
cisco ard Port Townsend hasr been IN
structed to give notice in their districts
of the pass ge OF the bill to prev ent pcIagie
sealing in the Pacific north of the thirty.
fifth parallel of In titude-
The times., 1897-12-25

He Has Failed to Fay A1imony.
James w. Offutt yesterday was ordered
by Judge Hagner to show cause before
January why he hall not be adjudged
in contempt for failing to pay alimony
to his wife, Henrietta Offutt.
The times., 1897-12-25
AS Retween Gage nnd wolcott.

There gossip around the white House
that the differences I'm the financial plans
Ietween Secretary Gage and Senator Vol
Cctt may eventually cause the President
to make his choice between the two. TIerc
is only one opinion expressed. that if the
issue lc made the President viii SuS
tain his Cabinet officer.
The times., 1897-12-25
REASSESsMENT Is INVALID.
Judge Cole Decides the Wise Cas-,
TO This Effect

The law regarding rea assessment OF taxes
passed April "a, / Se6, and its construction
hy the authority, was the subject of a
decision ivy Judge Cole yesterday afternoon
in circuit court No. l. The petition of
Jerome Wise, file d last June, 10 quash GER
tain nea SScssfneIIts under The act, and argued
at that time. was passed upon
Judge Cole held that fr the original assa IS
nent was qaashed because there was not
sufficient publicati ion the reassessment
act EuUld not apply. IT the service was
defective after notice, Judge Cole rlled
It may be cured by reassessment The de-
cision makes invalida great many rea ssess-
naents made because the original quashing
vas for q defect ia puhlicat ion
The times., 1897-12-25
Fifty Guns Ordered

Fifty OF the new 6-inch automatic Maxim
Nordlenfeldt guns have been contracted for
to b. distributed among the battleships.
The guns are to be made at the Washington
navy yard, and will ba the first OF ST. large
a caEber 20 be made on this principle
The times., 1897-12-25
Check. for s11.I32 $40.

Checks were issued yesterday by tho
Treasurer to the amount OF S11 .732 20 ia
redemption of Union Pacific bonds About
SIT 900 600 ia bonds rern mains unre .leemcd.
The times., 1897-12-25
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money IL il failsto cure.
26c. The genuine has L. b. @ on each Ia bI es.
The times., 1897-12-25

The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times for fifty cents a month.
The times., 1897-12-25
THE BELT LINE To Be SOLD
Order Signed by Judge Cox and
Appeal Taken.
Is DAYS In WHICH TO PAY

First and Second Mortgage Bond
holders Have Prior Claims After
Expenses of ReCcivership and
Sale Are Satisfied Employees Get
Little Satisfa ction.
The times., 1897-12-25

The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times for fifty cents "A month.
The times., 1897-12-25

The Morning, Evening md Sunday
Times for fifty cents month
The times., 1897-12-25

To Punish EppS'> Murderer.
The state Department received vest erila V
cable dispatch from Minister Buck at
Toxic, in which he states that on Thursd v
in an interview with the japanese minister
The times., 1897-12-25

STEPI INC bicycles .Buiit
- LhLttNo like n watch"
CARPENTER CYCLE CO, Agents,
11th and y. n. Ave.
dpol If
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uo.sou wool Market.

BOSTON, April f3.-Thers IS eons'ssr-
ehln wool belng sold, The business for the
past week footing up IN erress Of Eco 80
f,ouuas. about equally divided between do
nestle And foreign. Since January th@
esiee reported have been ahuut 10 10 %
mounds showing sn incrsss@ In business -
nearly ~ re- no pounds over the saua De-
rfaf last year. Manufacturers have had
Ell themselves with rs raw material 20
their faIl caps~tfy. while during the past
Few weeks Fr~eulafior among dealers has
been quite the factor IN sales In this Wny
a lsrrs amount Of wool has h@ea solt 20
late fkas hMs not gone 0ut 81 the market.
bat ssrrTftw changed owners
TIE zaiss % territory wnais FfcsT fall
irg or from the previous iissersi business,
t,sst fNiE n in part due ~ the stronger fact
-f4st stocks available have been conssdsr-
Ally cuf into Quotations.
Territory wepis-MonfRnH IRE FneEsitn
ara are iTz3 s3tgaxc. scouref price 10 sc:
- re 49, fs;eh Wyoming. etc fms
medium nnd Ere f6ssf1c. secured price. Is
kTG-. staple. T9fNsc-
California wnoia--NF5rfhe~n suTfng. ftf
fee. scoursf rrfce. zEffT7c; rniAAie county
sprfrx. fh9Tzc. secured price. s1ffTfc
Assssrzi. --scoagsG haFfs. ccrrhsnx sqf-
f,%r~n@ se7f-r: eomsfng. gSot RFtsc:
eosn hffsw average. rate. GussnstanS
escrrh4ng GeNEr-
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WATER FRONT NOTES


Steamer Greyhound made an excursion
yesterday TO the Puget Sound naval sta
ton.
The dock trial Of the revenue tug Golden
Gate was postponed yesterday until today
or tomorrow.
pairs. She VIII Resume her run to Ia
coma tomorrow.
Steam collier Progreso sailed early yes
terday morning fon San Francisco with
ass tons OF Black Diamond coal from
the oregon Improvement bunkers.
Steamship City of Topeka Will sail for
Alaska thls morning at ? o'clock. AS she
does not go through TO Dyea. passengers
are not so numerous as on the Mexico and
Al-Ki.
Capt. James Gririths. of the Nippon
Yusen Kaisha, yesterday received cable
advicos. that the steamship Matsuyama
Maru sails from Yokohama today. direct
for Seattle. She IL expected TO arrive in
port about May Z.
Steamship walla walia will sail for San
Francisco this morning at o'clock. She
loaded 1000 tons OF Franklin coal yester-
day az the Oregon Improvement bunkers.
The Umatiila II expec,ed TO arrive from
San Francisco during the day.
Cutter wolcott. recently purchased by
the Pacific Steam Whaling Company took
fuel yesterday at tho Oregon Improvement
bunkers. preparatory 10 sailing for Aiaa-
ka The woicott win not leave here until
the end Of the present month. Capt.
Downing will go on her master.
ye~ler dock was unusually lively Mon
day night. 300 tons of freight being han
died within n few hours. Steamer State OF
Washington brought in Al tons OF salmon
from Anacortes Steamer City OF King
sion brought over as tons OF rice and curl
os and Chinese and Japanese wares from
Tacoma. ex Oriental liner 'iecona. Stem
er Utopia had IN ~ tons OF Chinese wine.
oil and general merchandise from Van
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January I and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
I. 1897, are 81 ooe. ese. 81 There were filed for
record yesterday 8 deeds argregating
gS9e 50. Following II list furnished by
the Seattle Abstract Company. room Alb
New York block;
Earl Young 81 NIX. TO r. r.. Smith. lot
g. blk 90. A. Pontius' sup add. April ..
c, 81.
10 acres IN NV ne sec ~. 3D. ., April D.
1898 So
John N. McGrsw Fl ux. to James ".
Howe and George II. King. trustees .
acres l. n Collins donation Claim. ind
4 lots s and 6, blk =. Hanford's add. s..
Seatfle part biks and -, Union city.
tract ~ Pixies plan Union City LOT 2.
blk 10. lot Q, blk II. Central Seattle, lots
7 10 D. blk II. Central Seattle, by James
Mcknight, lots II and u, blk e. lots
10 r. ~ r Hanford's add. lot -, blk %.
Madison Street add, lots 7 and 3. blk IL,
Central Seattle unf x blk z. J. g. Kin
near's add. April ~. g.
Fiiwood G.. Hughes and John IL Nc
Craw and wives 20 same. lot 4. blk s5. G. q.
Trrryss "a add, lots 90 .. blk 10, Bell
Heirs ~ add, un6 Is se re SEC y. y, =.
lot s. soc H. o. 1. TO acres. und y blk J.
y. T, penuy's "a add. North Seattle. April
Seattle brewing and Mating Company
20 August Brand lot D. BLK :. Hander-
pornan Real Estate company's LIST add.
April IL. a G. $50.
q r. Retire TO Money Creek Mining and
Reduction Company, md > Black Chief.
Hector Hughes. TIP Top. American Flag
and Last Loaf mines. Money Greek dis
tr1ct March q {, 81.
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NEW YORK MARl<ETs


NEW YORK. April f2.-The stock u'ar-
KIT today showed aDiuSEs and apathy
through tha early hours Of trading.
though there were Indications Of frwness
in tbe General list. The center 81 inter-
est IN TIRE market all day was Reading.
go 0ao and al the securities % the COM
r,4lv heFvC actively Dealt ln at declines.
The enormous liquidation En- Reading vas
attributed 20 the sale ~ stock acquired
Nv the underwriting syndicate on accent
% nOr--a Fmrnt ~ assess fIents which
as unloa5fef 81 large blocks 1.ase- share
irfa aoraarluE quite frequently IN the
tver.ee ~ .ftrs In suste % these heavy Of
fnrfrEs the decline Cessed with loss -
T.. ara q rails set IA on the stock. The
sgprart accorded tie stock was credited
q 4 leading interest IL anthracite coal
Tnasr this bgvin- TIE Frlee rose points
81 isaa wtth only a slight re~ctiou az the
close Though the early selling acted as
a creek on the market by dtsCosiFAg * *
dealings TIE general market. and even
the fellow properties in the anthracite
group. wers nat a. first affected in price
Or Readings weakness
There w@s good Inquiry fcr New Jersey
Central apparently ou feeling thar the
T+o~k raa hen oversrlt ard the prices
roaiars later tnauce3 by the persistent
s~iJnr IL Reading SuSQuehanHa and
EFesssrn preferred losing -. Chicago
Gas Included . snart fraction. ard some
stocks 81 tae genera Ast also showing
scraa stsEE- B1ssez. Tennessee Coat 4
Iron vas another stock that Suffered frsEn
6epresslen n fee early dealings. loztr z
"a % fears ~ IRE eoropany's business
hssing hart - tbs log price % Lake Sup~-
Fut rs midday re a-st symptoms G, q
rElly manifested themselves - TIE f1a-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Anrti Ia-Iu wheat = fur
Their advance 81 "a st Liverpool n al
dltfors 70 the iLS riss of TIE day before,
was uuavaiii-E. because of SORE ~ the
conditions prevailing 81 horne. Mtnneap-
cffs ard Duluth receipts were one % the
s1rnasffc features which caused the izrnr
frr a. the Liverpool strength The two
~ 7rex referred 20 reported fhe receipt OF
go car loads against only ~ the similar
far - the week before arf - 4 year ago.
n sls net matter fhst Minneapolis Mas
r~a~frr sra fnHurnTners af &c premium
ry-N- TIE July Price FOR whea. delivered
-nv-. that was disraEa r1ef. ans So mere
sae4 ~ ire receipts having increased wa@
re nriv rcsnf isf8 hold Of Chicago
racegstz were - cars 4 vessel cleared
- Ysss~nio vrfth IN 10 bushels and another
- sfuwaulze~ WITH 1ss@ May started
frn~s e-zse sellers sowa - sr1se against
vest sr1sv's closing FFt-@ O p - sfa
asfaT Frsssfaliy working uD to sIsc ~
dropped back Under tes ira1l e oI -
short selling 20 90. f3sg7s1. The short sri
f~x uwas rot AT Nv local operators. Rssfh
s. Louis arS %ew York operators cis-
rsasfaE - heavy Hires
Fsssssta~c@ wa offered 70 every deck1re,
IRE zTfEhf ssvanee ir~znseiateiy after fre
csn@-i~g vas caused ~ the rsTcTt fnaf
rreassh ard Russian crop reports EsF@
getting worse A..
Tfl4 activity ~ ths four fra1e - MN
rseaaa35s was remarkable s-1 fasTsatcslP5
f~arn fha-~ pat tf@ total sa3%~ 11rlnE f9~
- - swo szTs - between fsasHs 81 % -
hsrrel. plllshuTy reporis1g $50 ssFTess
sid b. klz yesterday. 1a-s EeNs s~sssA--<
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. April is.--Arrived
April ie-Bk Big Bonanza. from Tacoma;
hk Sonoma. from Yokohama. Arrived
Alice blanchard. from Portland. Sailed
April 12~Str Mineola. for Tacoma, str
Willamette. for Seattle. Sailed April Is
Str Columbia, for Astoria.
kEDDNDO, April ia--Arrived--Schr
Gen. Banaing, from Grays larhor.
SANTA BARBARA April 1a.--Arrived
Schr G.. a. Thayer, from Grays harbor
REpONDo. April la--Arrived-Schr la
GironGe. from GrRys hRrbor.
YOKOHAMA, April f2-~Arrived- str
Empress of India. from Vancouver.
SYDNEY. April iI.-Salled-Rr str Nil
owera. for Vancouver.
SHANGHAI. April l2.--Arrived--nk Tn
dauntod, from Port Blakeley.
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FoREIGy Markets.
Financial.


LONDON. April is.-consols I2is: sill
vrr. 2lxd.
NEW YORK. April 1s-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegram says:
The stock markets were irregular today.
Consols. homo rails and foreigners were
steady 70 firm on the more cheerful view
Of the political situation. Americans and
mines were weak. the latter being distinct-
~ fat. not 20 say paniei<y. No one qnite
understands thu depreciation IN ka1trs.
and ell sorts Of rUsaofs are anoas. more or
less untrue. Tive main points are Trans
vaal politics and the fact that all the deep
level mines needed cash for Developments
at a moment when the public were sick OF
the very name OF mines.
Gold IS flowing freely 70 japan and Aus
tria. chiefly 10 the former country. China
has 70 pay Japan e. 10000 by the Sth
proximo. good deal Of II viii como
from Germany.
The hl-rnesaliic commission appointed nv
President Mckinley excites little interest
here.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
steady TO Arm.
BreaastuHs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. April 2--Whsat-~So. !
red Northern spring. firm at Is gid.
Carn-sSpot American. mixed. new. firm
at - "a futures, dun; April, Is eAd; May.
2s 7S.d: June. Is esd.
Fl0ur-Firm; ST. Louis fancy winter.
SIS Sd
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Canal De Haro. Warrington Notice -
hereby given that a second-oiaza nun
buoy No q red nooref In seventy-@ight
feet OF water was established April 4.
about one-fonrth OF q naiie northeast OF
point iiwhthouse fCanaaianl. w z. w. n
w Skspsark island, center, g. w. q =. /.
Point Mldwlsy. r.. x ~. This notice af-
fectz the List Of Beac0ns. Euova and Day
Ter OF the United States lighthouse board
John r Meryeil. Commsnder, Y. 3. ~.
Irspertor Thirfe@nth lighthouse district.
C,yrics OF United States nghfhoDEs In
.usotor. Portland, Or. April Il. 1851.
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Throsxh vine states.

The Sorsh Western Line comprises over
= 80 niles OF perfectly equipped railway
- rrgtra8@ Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan
xsfr~wseta- North DAKOTA. South DAKOTA
NeF,-nsks s-a Wyoming u operates the
e,~~s t~ntn. n the vcrst- TIE service 70
F-bg~axo nsiwaukss ard al ;as principal
etst~s q IRE Fast and Soutaessr cannot
- SURPASSED Inssst Or having your ticket
Wa .-The ~orfs- westey1-" r. ". Parker.
comrzsrcaai Agsnt. ees First syeaGs, seat
lie.
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ID COOKS INLET,
ALASKA.
BY Alaska Commercial
Co.'S Steamers.

xssisaer DORA leaves Sitka for portsgs
~ March -. April sth.
fssAihsf BERTHA leaves juneau for
- ialet direct. AFril 18th. April sta.
= lie May -sta and semi monthly
s~issF during the season.
- PARTICULAR srpiy TO
- fhoWsRlpGE. Ocean Dock. Seat
Sr0TTENRERG Ticket Agent
rs.se Coast Steamship Company. eos
sss Avenue. Seattle.
ARD b& GRoFF. Sltka. Alaska
4 BROOKS Juneau. Alaska
stAsSA COMMERCIAL. Co, sla San
Street, San Francisco.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOoSH, April ia p. m.-Barona-
eter, sea. partly cloudy. wind north
west, Eve miles.
NEAH BAY. April Is.--4 y. m---Cioudy:
calm
CI.AI.IAM RAY. April is.--4 p. M
Clear; northwest wind.
PORT ANGELES. April ia p. M
barometer. So2i; partly cloudy; wind
east, two miles,
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with the report from New York that s
boat loads had been tA&ea there Tor Sx-
Port laRlly checked the decline. and Dur
ing the last hoGr quite a steady feeling
ss<e Sn3 clos>3 STEADY Al s-ss ss-ste.
to-n ruled qateS and easter.
cats were QgteS ard generally weak
Provisions were heavy ard lower.
Closing Quotations
Whss.-Apxti. ssSe; May. SsssGsT,~c.
1se
0ats-Aprfi fec: May. 1s<c
PoTA-ApTil. s. ~. May. &.z7s4.
l4aro-Apfl4. SA4as May, xAAAgs-A
Eles--Aprsl. sAszs=; May. A@is
kye-SIc.
aarIey-27s s&e.
Timothy-nA
Live stock.
Native cattle sold AZ s. sE9t = for COM
men % dressed beef steers 40 10 $ss5- s
Tor choice AtEyeSs COWS. &R115. extra
fresh. Sss~s 50. bulls. S2sANS 30 oxen and
sstass, S--sts&S.-s. calves. common - eaoios~
Tee-e was an active demand for haga
ard prices rule4 stronger saFis in the day.
and tarEely @<o higher. aus weakened
lsler. The bulk Went 81 81 Ia a4.17ls. sales
being made AZ "a extreme range o. s. .ss4f
80. Heavy packing lots, s. Sss3a. prime
hgnts. 81 IS Pigs solt chiefly At s. SeG4.a o..
The demand Tor sheep was active. and
prices were stronger and Ice higher. Sales
were a. &.Sass4 for common sheep. np 10
&-SA for strictly choice to prime Hacks.
Westerns sold mostly az S. secs Lambs
were IN actiye demand n sake. Colo
raao Aamas sold At $Szss.I0. the offerings
ecelpis--cattls. :.oo: hogs 1900:
sheep, Il. 600.
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON, April H. - Today 3
abatement OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. 80. 3Js. 39l /;
gold reserve $3.50 SS7, Isl.
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FOR THE
Yukon River!

4. skesmer Excelsior specially rested
Ass.sssa sss iraaic. Wi1 sail from San
49, 'er she Yukcn Geld Fields on
49, sene SIN. August Sth and Sep
= sseafsr arr freight rates Apply 20
= q J Srofss-Ns RERrs seattle
AaSeAsAA COMMERCIAL CO. san
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Only twensy-fbrs4 hours rnr from So
attle 20 EossTan5 ~ ycu take tn Sorsh-
err Pacific Ire Tsa save an entire eay
u us.zs lAlz llas.
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Produce. Fruits. Etc.


Feed and MlllstufTs-Bran, sfs7i5 80
per ton; middlings 81. 5o91s.
cat. !7GI0: oat. ssaS.5o; barley, river s5se.
best barley s6.'eqs Alfalfa sSas per ton;
wheat, ssass0: straw. per bale, sSsI5ec.
egetahles-Potatoes, Early Rose. e597oc
per GENITAL; Salinas Burbanks. a0c6ssIl0
GENITAL; Oregon Burbanks, 7scd$1.i0:
river Burhanks. Mls0c; Petaluma
tomales Burbsnks. e14Soc; new pota-
toes, lalf.c per pound; sweet potatoes,
si.5eGi.75 per centaii onions, choice, S. Is
Q3.45 per GENITAL; onions, cut. $l.25aIl.15: GU
cumbers. siQl-2S per dozenj dried
i2ihe per pound; garlic, lh,alsc per pound;
common asparagus, 75c9Sl.25 per box:
choice asparagus, s1.Soal.55: green peas.
2g5c per pound: string beans. sRloc per
box; rhubarb, e5cgg per box.
ansss s l,,d G e n sssglngs TIf y
lemons. 7sceisl per box; second California
lemons. SL50NL75: fancy California lem
ons. 81: bananas. s1d2 per bunch: pineap-
per pound; dates, SC ner pound.
Bur,er-Fsncy creamery. 1SG1stSc; sec
onds. l2afl2lzc; fancy dairy. uiz4i2c; sec
onds. 19iAc.
Cheese-Fancy mild new. 6lkc per pound:
fair 20 good 5i1u6e; California cream. 10
q1lc: Young America Tasc; Eastern. isa
EgEs-Store and ranch. 10ikmi2c.
Poultry and Game-Live turkey COB
sIsrS gse gF pound Dc hens Issc
ssfi7. broilers, small s. 506I3 80: do large
s. 5eIf5 frycrs. SOS 30: hens siff5: ducks
old, $3.50; DO young. s. 5als. so; geese.
s2i22s per pair gosiluEs. g 50qs: pigeons.
old. $50. young. S.95ff2 .; hare. T5cu$I:
rabbits. siGi.25 per dozen.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-QuIet: May. sla%: December.
NlIM.
HsFley-Quiet: December. 6Sikc.
Corn--I.arge yellow, se0sSac.
Bran-Galifornia. Sis9i259
Wool and Hops.
Wooi-Choice foothiu. 10gIScs San Joa-
0uin six months. syllc. san joaquin,
years staple S6I9c. mountain. 1o4I3c. Ne
vAfa. JOG lsc. Oregon. i0ff2c.
Hops-Crop % 1896 SO &c per pound.
Financial
Silver bars ..... ssts' ORA tts-Sight -. i7ia
Mex. dolls ..49iz150 Telegraph :. :. -
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