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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25


The trial Of VIM. Montgomery, colored,
for the murder Of James Brown, colored,
began in thu Circuit Court, at Elkton yes.
terday before q jury with Thomas H.
Smith, foreman. Albert Constable, Jr.,
appeared as counsel for the prisoner
States Attorney William $. Evans asked
for verdict Of murder in tho first degree.
The testimony Of the witnesses, all colol-
ed, showed, that on December 22 last,
Brown and several Others were engaged In
a snow balling contest near the house oc-
cupied by Montgomery, who came out of
his homo and taking nim, fired at Brown
the shot striking him in the head, caus.
ing instant death. The prisoner In his
own behalf testified that he was cleaning
his gun and did not know 1t was loaded
when II went off.
1t was expected the case would be given
to the jury tonight.
SEN Aubep So cigar S4.00 81. 30 per ion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25

The First National and Farmers Banks
OF this city have of late been receiving
from New York Banks checks made by
w. Davidson, who represented himself to
be Y M. Q. A. secretary. The checks
represented $50, and as Davidson had not
an account at either bank here the New
York banks are cut just $3.50 The checks
have been sent back marked bogus"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25

Detroit, March 25-The IA hour rec
ord Of 261 miles, made by Reading at
Madison Square Garden, New York,
was broken last evening by four lead
ers In the six day bicycle race. Frank
Waller, the leader in the present con-
test, made 3l5 miles In IA hours,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25

Springfield, His, March 25.-The anti
department store bill yesterday passed
the state senate with only four mega
tive votes. The house is expected to
pass the bill, but Governor Tanner
may veto it on the ground of uncoa-
stitutionality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25
Not q Wife Murderer,

Providence, March 25.--James Hem
messy, husband of Honorsh Hennessy,
who was found dead in her tenement
Tuesday, was discharged from custody
last night. The autopsy showed that
death was accidental The woman
was suffocated by flames.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25

The closing out sale at Lichtenstein and
Hart will continue for two weeks more.
You will find unusual bargains In carpets,
draperies, furniture coverings, and etc.
Everything must positively bc sold as We
will discontinue<he Retail business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25

Lots OF home references in favor of DR.
Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam rs the
great cure for sore throat and diseases of
lungs. 1t always cures and prevents con-
sumption, for coughs, etc, G06 King
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25
NV IanltnR.


The Board oi Education's committee on
High school yesterday afternoon elected
George w. Swayne janitor of the High
School promoting him from the janitor.
shipof No. 9 school, The committee was
overrun with applicants for the position.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25

:, Tested and Approved-J. NJ. Littg,
Esq, Pres, Marine Nat Bank, Baltimore.
Md, says:-'1 have tested Salvation Oil
and fined it an excellent remedy for neu.
ralgia. Keep 1t In your family.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25
Wholesale Incendlary,s Confession.

Cleveland, March 25.-Wiliam In
gless. under arrest here for incendiar-
ism. confessed yesterday to having set
fire to 40 buildings in Detroit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKET.
CLOSING Quotations of the New York and
Ihiladelphia Exchnn,sea

New York, March 2i.-There was. de-
termined bear raid at the opening OF the
stock market today. and there was a
lively movement to cover at the low
point, which worked rally resulting
IN few cases in a full recovery of tho
heavy declines. Closing bids:
baito' o. ONO. 10 Lahlgh Valley. c3ls
Shesa, d ONO. II N j. Central. .. 81
Del. g. Hudson. .1O77s N. Y, Central 100
T., H. d. W"...ld Pennsylvania :. 5224
ERE ",.....:.... 13 Reading ......."2 ."22i4
Lake Eric &c w. 1G st. Paul.. 75H
LehiEh Nav.... So w, N, Y. &. Pa al,
"All asst's paid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25
Comp Psnnyroyai Pi,I%

Slmms the first among pills for tbs
ladies, made Of pure material stand high
In their recommendation for the inilrml.
Ties OF ladies. 81, also sent Dy mail. b)j
King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25
Mother Gray,- swee. Worm Powder

Mother Gray's sweet Worm Powder
were successfully used in treating children'e
complaints by Mother tray, for years nurse
Iu the Uhildreu's Home at New York. They
Will certainly remove all kinds of worm s.,
ana whom Il child is feverIsh, with bad ston-
ach and Irregular bowels they always cure.
Pleasant and harmless US milk. Moth ere
should give Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Pow.
ders to their children occasionally through
the year. lhoy prevent worms forming.
Sold by all druEgista Price IS cents. SAM
pies sent FREQ. Address Allen s. Olmstsd.
lie Roy N Y, el2.tt Am
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25

All tired feelings are quickly relieved by
Dr. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills. The
standard Liver Pills Of the world, 608
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25
The Weather.

For eastern New York, eastern Penn
sylvania and New Jersey: Generally
fair and colder; northwesterly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25

Il used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in ny
family and found its work marvellous. No
household Is complete without it, Chas.
Schober, ~ Norris St., Baltic, Nd"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-25
TuIs BUSINESS or OURs

THIS BUSINESS or OURS
Is always interesting and attractive to tho
customers because we are constantly on
the lookout for choicest goods at spot cash
prices.
Here are some we got this week.
Choice california peaches, So pound.
Sweet chocolate, 50 a cake :,
Fine large meaty peaches, 100 pound.
box
Best laundry starch, 40 pound.
Granulated sugar, Az a pound.
HUTcHINsoN's,
9Th and King ST, Wilmington,
5ll Delaware St, New Castle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-03
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING
Need Cutters Search for Disabled
ments of Vessels.

oTt
panda tn
the valuable
ib
oy dispatched
-
alssr
tina
b
: Hinias noM en-
command OF me
OF
Delta NJ Jacobs s,saIrsh
steamer Des MONIES
A
sloop Mary Marion s
Of Rough lan n vu "a '
and In
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship Al-Ki is due TO arrive IN port
from Alaska.
steamship City of puebla Is due to ar
rive tomorrow from San Francisco.
Capt. Rocks. whose ship Is loading at
Port Blakeley, Is a guest OF the Northern.
The revenue cutter Corwin is expected
10 arrive on the Sound this week, on her
way TO Bering sea.
IT was rumored yesterday that the bat
tleship Oregon will come off the dock as
Port Orchard next Saturday.
George +. Talmadge. agent OF the Pu-
get Sound Alaska Steamship line at
Port Townsend, came over on tho Kings
ton yesterday.
Steamship UmatiIa arrived from Sound
ports last night and will sail for san Fran
cisco tomorrow morning. The bulk of her
cargo Will be coal.
The old wooden gunboat Thetis, OF the
United States navy, has been sent 90
Mare island for inspection. She will prob
ably be retired ana sold.
The State of Washington carried an cx-
curSion from Everett yesterday TO the
government dry dock at Port Orchard and
Tacoma TO the same place.
Cant c. f. Bailey. OF the Wanderer.
commodore Of the Puget Sound Tugboat
companys fleet was in the city yester-
dav The Wandcrer coaled at the oregon
Improvement Company's bunkers.
The steamship Utopia arrived down
from Vancouver at 2.3D yesterday after
noon and discharged San Francisco freight
at the Ocean dock. She then coaled at
the Seattle Coal and Iron Company's
bunkers.
Revenue cutter Bear has left Schwa-
bachers wharf where she has been taxi
ing on supplies for her cruise in the Arc
tic sea, and yesterday went 10 the buoy.
goes north as feet surgeon. has arrived
in the city and Is stopping at the Stevens.
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VESSELS hound IN.

following and British Columbia
o
As,sss ss s. * @ ss sssss rsr' afs
A a6g m er Tn s@ Fnc Aprn 49,
Sss : s IL s. Is 5s G fEsss Tacoma.
AE son rs Rrs A s & o o ons s FS
Banfs alre White e Br % oh sRS x va psc
cR y RF P Baxter @ i o 5 ws r visr aHa
c onms Brsas LONDON @ YeReha Tacoma on
eSs4pe ss isnsn bsan ons Psneo
Ss e en- s ssaI con =, n..o
s ss wsr f s AK IS on s FaSnd via San Franz
E Ema fas Wesley chi ok io tons Ssaso
20 g. Taeo1ns Aprh IS
hkn gs Tacoma April d.
Ems ,sa s '%Sa
Hsnds 5 IS g Hq f q ps. Townsend
s saa 'S assdsa Am toms s a o T p "
fion9a rhonss tons caihen B c. Apn -
I E a MaFs rs, c san fass s Tacoma April "a
JosepP Miller Hansen m seh III n San fPsn whaeo April 10
S Penney sa Z @ @ YORK se December al
Ions Fraser tons ep Victoria:
I = rs . s;.!s {a:s SS s SS'S''s
sSsri @ ss Jul
me- ss ;ssf1 E sl s $ 5 SssS Townsend
s N & @ %
NM sss : r 4. a;a %sss .S 17si
is1ess = Is s Ssss4 Fqls s'''''
Star 6s r. 81 a 94s sh Kof saa, srs en s
, T a 81. a 81 San san F2 2sada asasF9" p
m nI ion oa s ' fs 4 4 T Apa May IS
Pass q 9sihn p M a. toms SAN Fseo PORT sTr ~
PTn P T Ar ss E ssg rine H for s SBs pn a
RsEa sq r. Wo o d Faaesco Nauuno Aprn a.
seTsnoie wtt6ee Am * Hon Port
sav KSfle e' F9.e q ' & so s fs qos1.ena
sghn lewis ko r. r l. s3o ssRsr' 6 AH i SEATTLE
Olsen Am Am s. toms toms s ssa fs e S sss Apu
zmPs Pes s Quay Fans April
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STRUCK BY A rYPHoox.
Prince Robert Has Captain and
Chief q sflccr Disabled.

Special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures
PORT BI4AkELE.Y. May 2.-The Nor
wegian ship Prince Robert came In this
morning from Port Hadicck. where she
took on eos 60 feet of lumber. She had an
adventurous voyage across the Pacific. en-
cnuntering heavy tyrhoon or the Japa-
nese coast after leaving Yokohama. As a
result OF the storm both Capt. Hansen and
his brother. the chief officer. are lying in
the hospital at Victoria. The captain had
his leg broken and the chief officer an
arm fractured. Capt. Wilson. of Seattle.
is now in command having been placed in
charge of the vessel at Victoria.
The Prince Robert was brought into
ouarfermaster harbor and cleaned and
painted She is a modern vessel. having
been built in Liverpool four years ago.
Her tonnage is 2.s5i. and she will probably
carry esoc 600 feet of lumber Her length
is SIS feet depth OF hold Is feet. beam Is
feet. She has modern engines for hosting
her anchor and general cargo. She has
two large tanks aboard. carrying leo
tons of water ballast. At QaarteTmaster
800 tons of rock was taken on for ballast.
and the tanks will be filled with lumber.
She loads for Port Pirie.
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Sne.iaf Dispatch 10 The Intelilgencer.
TAT0OSA. May 30 a. m .--BaroFneier,
n 81 rioufv. wind southeast eight mile
Inward. last night. sooner Alealde, AZ
IA a clos a snip, In too Of H9iyoke, az
m n narksntins. al SIS r. H., q
s.Eooner. ~ - q. II. Outward. last ntgnt,
: ~rhooner AZ A.Sa: q schooner, AZ as 9.
- : schooner. ~ r. m. four mast ed
a"Segoner in tow q T'yee. az ssb a. m.
Il me straits. "A bark. d harkentsCe and
,5y.-e- snaSted schooner. sailing up. out
s'aV; m m Barometer. aaes. cloudy. wind
s.,s,th. fiye miles. Inward teE Lore. Al
$50 m bark Palmyra. in low 81 'Tyee.
:. n 10 a m: steamer MackInaw. AZ II 40
m steamer Wellington. AZ ia6 p. m.
4. tSe straits. a steamer eoSana oNt. and
t1ss baTkentines and two scaooreFs beat
EkH BAY. May 80 a. m.-Ciondy
light soatheast wind.
% m "a Cloudy. cain.
ITALIAN BAY, May IS n H.
S.iau3vs calm. tug Nigiiant with boom n
bay. - -. "a
roraster. -. y. cloudy; calm
calm
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FOREIGN MARIETTA


LONDON. May I-Silver. q SID;
French rentes, 1927.
LONDON. Nay THE present condition
OF the money market. as compared with
that OF a week ago. shows money plenti-
full and but little prospect of a change of
rates The stock exchange has greatly i'm
proved in tone. now that il is seen that
Europe is not likely TO be plunged into
The parific utterances OF the czar and of
Emperor Francis Joseph during their in
terview at St. Petersburg have also had
the effect OF inspiring confidence. while
the favorable British budget, showing the
undiminished prosperity of Great Britain.
justifies a renewal OF investment.
The result is that most OF the markets
show a distinct advance: the only gloomy
spot being the Transvaal. particularly At
rican mining securities, which have shown
a further decline. On the other hand Bull
garians have advanced points, Turks IL
TO 2i-. Greeks |, Italians =
There is also smart demand for Cana
dian Pacific. which has advanced 81 on
the strength of the new tariff. Americans.
however show but little Improvement and
still take their cue from Wall street.
Breadsfuffs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. May 1-Wheat- Firm . No.
/ red Northern spring, IS s<d.
Corn-Spot. steady. American mixed
new. Is sd: May, % I'd; June. IS sad; July.
London Wool Sales.
LONDON. May Ia few transactions
in wool were effected on American account
only. The third series is fixed to open May
4, and will close May q. The total num-
her OF bales 10 be Offered number sos 500,
fered each day is placed at 13,0oo.
The offerings next week aggregate 40, 304
bales. including 19. % bales from New
South Wales. LOO from Queensland. 5.2s1
tralia, 400 from Swan River. and Z, $50
from Cape of Good Hope and Natal
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Sifnos fSiphanof island. Kanareis ;,av
harhsor light exhibited.
GUT " Siam. east coast. HSA;s exhih-
sted on Koh Cnuens
Ma sic huSetts. Mcrouaoy shoals Pol
lock Rim sue, Intended light buoy.
Mexico. Lower California. banks discoy-
cred OF Csoria point.
New York. Long Island sound. Race
Rock light station. fog siren repairesi-
Nicaragua. west coast, San Juan iai
Sur. light exhibited,
North Pacific ocean. name assigned "a
submarine elevations IN latitude 81 de-
grees - minutes n. longitude IL degrees
. minutes w.
Nova Scotia. southeast coast. visibility
OF Peggy Point light
Siberia. okhotS< sea. scundings
South Carolina. Charleston entrance.
whistlinx buoy discontinued.
Washington. Belitngham bay. new
hHoyS.
Washington. Canal de Haro, northeast
ern entrance, buoy marking Clements
reef.
Washington. Cape Flsttery light sta
fion, temporary diScontinuance of fog
signal
Washington. Rosario strait. bell buoy
marking Lawson reef, buoy or Shannon
point.
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being mostly selling on the advance BY
1 o'clock. July rad declinsd 70 Il E-ik,-
against $50 week ago ard M the CORE
sr,csrFifng siay of the year before The Liy-
erpool market was from "a TO nd higher.
S sasrs.or stocks in the Northwest. which
month ago were reported az 8 81. 10 bush
eIs were given To-Day as only s.Sa ne
hsTShels a buIIish Missouri crop report
vrss received about II o'clock. hus had lit
+ls eject a rally OF only 1sc resulting The
r,,arkes then again sagged. finally getting
DOWN 70 seas shortly Ds.ofe the close. The
corn was weak with wheat and better
vta Their in the West
Oats were weak. with most of. the pro-
There was q small provision market.
with PRICES showing a tendency toward
heaviriess on large hog receipts at most
western markets The weakness OF the
grain also had some effect.
Closing Quotations..
wbeas-sfay. 711sc: June. nxc.
Corn-,May, 35ssc; July, sc.
osfs-May. lss<c. July. IKE.
PoTs-MMsy. !: s s. Sgly y ..,; @ss.
Ribs-May. si.sz; july. As.
BsrIes1sasc.
F'lax-T5i.c
Timofhy-$s 10
Live stock.
ca,tle-The week closed quiet with the
usual light Saturday run. Yesterday 5
prices were paid today.
Hors--Sales were largely at s. s0n$4:
sales being ar an extreme range of $3.50
4aa. with prime light selling the highest
Sheep-Sales were made from saGe.5a for
inferior. up 10 SefS-B for prime to extra
enough to sell above SAC. Lambs sold az
s3a35o for the poorest. up to s5n55o for
fair 10 prime fiocks from Colorado.
Receipts-Cattle, 90 hogs. l4.coo; sheep.
Q 500
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information for Mariners.

the branch photographic office. Gus
sonls house. Port Townsend. Wash. will
Information regarding the following no.
ttces 10 mariners
Baltic sea. Sweden. Karlskrona. aitera-
tfcn In time signal.
BeTing sea and North Pacific ocean.
s0G1dfrgs on KAmchatka and the Kurii
lSlg nds.
North channel
Cochin China. Saigon river. lights marx
4ng WhaFEes constructing at Saigon.
Denmark. The Belts. Odease nord, al
teratson IN Enebaer5tde light
Fso-ida Fe-naDstna entrance. Tiger fsi-
and sonth range lights. intended change
IN color.
Florida. Key West plI0tage.
Mediterranean sea. GgeGlan archipelago,
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The BOARD of Trad.

CHICAGO. May Wheat started easy
AT a slight decline rather tame response
OF the forcign markets 70 the good adj
vance here yesterday and the heavy re-
. tpfS in TIRE Northwest. July opened az
TftsT1lSse. compared with Yesterdays clos
ing nj 1i%c, and under liquidation which
started AT once. i was hammered down 10
.lI,e. Then the market turned. and in half
An hour had climb~i 10 s2islsztsc The
i,irl,eSr point reached during the session.
sTn, deliveries on May contracts were
s9ns1slssaaosIsly small. the total not excesssi-
ing - e.s8 bushels. u has been many years
sine such small hgures have been seen.
ana The bulls were quick 10 seize the ad-
xantage which this fact gave them. After
thar furry. however, the market con-
rtenceJ 70 sink unfit x VAS the same old
story dull trading, what little there was
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NEW YORK MARKETS


NEW YORK Nav The close OF the
week trading OF the stock exchange waS
marked By the same condition OF apathy
and almost SsaSuatiun which has charac-
teriEc3 the market all through the week
Tits was acceBtuNtea by tire fsct shst to-
Gay Was aolsAay on the Lonaoa ex-
change and b the definite aurasncer1s "a
from Eossoa that the shipment 81 gold e
E.AFoue On Tuesday 0eNt b a hoHse there
w0alA ee increased 20 s.. 90 80. The maj
ket was left freely in the hands OF profes-
sicnzl traders and was without feature.
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-.unh vino states.

Tho Sorth. Western Line comprises over
40 miles OF perfectly equipped railway
n Illinois. Iowa. Wis.ohs.h. Michigan.
y - "a wyoming Il operates the
; s scr $50 n the world. The service 10
mes mes. Nsslwaukee and al the principal
ehaoss ~ East and Southeast cannot
sl .'.s-s.sas Insist on having your ticket
:. %. se ..,.ss North Western" T. ". Parker
VIA VIA ,.,sr',ial Agent, co First avenue. Seat
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Ing. sc: firm.
Jobbins Quosatsons.
The following ara me tobbing quota
lions OF Wholesale dealers today:
Sugar, Flour aad CeGec.
Sugar Dobb.ng,--GoIden ''c'' IN hbls. per
70. &c. extra &C. I'm bbls per ID. &c:
&c poRaeasd = e s0' spot per cash prices a0s
Flour. etc. Oobbsng)-Pasent Excellent.
-: Novelty A. N-45; California brands.
sss' saskw . -four; per Dbl l., So per
Dol. q. or io-Ib sacks. ns per cwt;
rs n neal oa,. per POI bSI e.. a. per sou sn 81
s st. 1z; cracked wheat. per cwt. s32';
aaaksd wheat. $50 per case whole wheat
s solf Per swS 80 pearl harley l@ I'D
meal; yellow. los. N5o: 50s. si.ss; white
~ w N.se, .s $i.f5; faxed hominy, pois'
coffee GobbInx,-Green-Mo per 10.
s1c. Java, Per n. J62sc: Costa Rtca, choice.
Der 10. z+c; aoasted--Arbuckle's in loo-.o
H5I5; 3s-ib cases. ner cwt. sl3.s: Java.
,.-Ib TINS per 10. s5c: sacks, SIC; Aaen
Mocha. 1',.c; Caracoia, z71sc; Guatemala.
siss5; Cos. sla.75: sss. slss5.
Meats. Proviaions and Ffsh.
Fresh Meats Qobbsngp-Choice dressed
beer. sis47c per 10: mutton. sizq9c per 10
p95k. US per n; veal. &c per 10 ~.
provisions Jobbing1-Fiams. large, llc,
hams. smafl. fli<c; breakfast bacon. ioc;
dry salt sides &c
Fresh Fish 1obbinsS-Halibut, 4iza5lsc;
nounders. sss04c: solss. ' SIC. rock cod. g:
niack bass Sc; perch. 2lzG4c; mountain
trout l2lsmi5c; shrimps. iec.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Raneh. 1sG15c: Ellensburg and
other Washington creamerics, 2-lo prints.
EpSsfs 70
Cheese uobbing)-N Washington.
10Q12c.
Eggs dobblng)-Fresh ranch. Isal3lsc.
Poultry 0obbingD-cnickens. s3G35o, or
dressed chickens. 12i4c; turkeys 14ql5c.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Oobblng)-Native stock. a3414:
YakImas, siSQle; sweet potatoes &c
Vegetables 0obbing,-Green peas. 5Q5i1c
per 10: caullfiower. 759soc per dos: rhu-
barb, su3iec: asparagus. 7c: caboages. Call
for sog2 per cw, onions new s, * vel
sack; beets. s1.25 per sack; carrots, 5oc:
cstery zeufc per doz. lettuce. hothouse
Aa4ac per doz: green onions. lcc per doz;
cucumbers. dollhouse, 81 per doz.
Green Fruit Oobbing lemons. fancy
California. ssas.zs; selects. s.: apples.
nem % box Sor Sanans 3 1 a'oS SS
oranses-Navels. fancy, ssas5e: choice.
strawoerries, G.Z5 per case.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay uobbing)-Puget sound per ton.
A4. Eastern Washington timothy, SIT;
mixed. Sl3U1i: straw. 81: alfalfa. $ifa12.
Oats Oobbing)-x21.
Barley Uobbing) Rolled or ground. per
ton so.
corn-whoIe. SO: cracked. SlsG2o: feed.
meal $1,000
MiIistufYs Oobbing)-Bran. per ton.
$i4Ql5: shorts per ton, SIS.
Feed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feed sl-<7ls per
ton: middl1ngs, per ton, 81: oil cake
meal, per ton. So.
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PORT TOWNSEND Ny 2.-sailsd-
sh john g. Potter. from Departure bay
for san Francisco. Nor hk White Rose
from Tacoma for Europe; schr SPOKANE.
from Port Gamble for san Diego Ar
rived Steam sehr Alliance. from San
Francisco. Al WhSteoHi to load a return
cargo OF deck planks