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VALUABLE RECIPES.
Post-IntelIigencer Menu.
BREAKFAST.

BREAKFAST.
Sliced Oranges.
Rolled Oats. Cream and Sugar.
Goldfish Balls Poached Eggs on Toast
Coffee.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Wanted-Good stiff engine iafns; -
or secondhand. IN good repair. ~ ~
swing: 5 or Z feet long. Aao1t@
229 New Westminster. y. e.
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FOREIGN MARKETS,
Financial.
LONDON. June 5.-Siiver, % 9-lSd.
London stock Exchange.

LONDON. June s.--The- principal feature
or, the stock exchange last week was the
increased activity in American railway Sc
curities. started by German buying after
realizat!ons The market Is much stronger
than before. and this seems 10 have in
fused new life into the general market
Grand Truks being especially favored, as
the result Of the April statement. South
American mining shares are more quiet,
but there has been no noteworthy fall.
A good deaf of attention Is given TO West
Australians, where developments are
promising.
A decidedly heavy feeling pervades tho
city. The stock exchange Is closed until
Tuesday, when the settlement in mining
shares will begin. 10 be followed on We'd
ness2ay by the general list.
There is always some difficulty in en-
pioylng balances over the holidays, as the
1. per cent. rate for the week really aver
ages from u 10 q. Last week discounts
and money rates fiuctuAtei from day 10
day. The very large applications for the
new japanese bonds caused some stir, but
the lendings by the India council since
have made the market easier.
BrendstuNS.
LIVERPOOL. June 5.-No. I standard
California. s9s. cGrgoes OFF coast. quiet and
steady: cargoes on passage, very little do
'~~' wheat in Paris dull; flour in Paris.
dull.
re grain and provision exchanges were
closed today.
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

with Hs, na rsss s'sa 's .as %
of orted sainng " ~ ~ ~ - w ~
g5;s E r Is v ' rs
z i & fs ; Ss t s ss 4ssnss
s"s Ss s s sss ;sss $%..
@ ls.s s: E. e a is.sS S.s s iss IS $
esnsr po e frn a An en. paz s5 Ga e May
Ss fs e I 3 dsgsa % T5a s .s sassA
+ a f"o1 & r. IS tons ' ] f1 Hssssg
S%a Ssss 5 + 5 as"S5 ace s Ssss '' May
as1s ii '4 81 90 n s ~ s f ft r r Ty 5.s
RG9 s & g. 3 as S ai Townsend via San Fran
ss5 rss E$scS. n * 3 Ja. s s asss May
Hsss b e @ e. + F asp
H 8 SSss e: E + - 's4 55 $ss aS
g s sss & q 4 1aa 81 ss ! S@s
sss sSs 1 s4 e ions e is, 5 s$ss April
@ GA l. s On: 1 I S-'ssa'
Ssrns ST Sa,.n.
se ss Ss IL * liz i ass vI 4srn ~
asf Is @gsR = @ s'''a
S @ 81 koss sa .v
w ra Myi5 Am Am LIN 'S 6. s s sas Ia: N9 n
S S'3 :s' T. BLY, ~ s@ 81 3:'s
ISs Rf F4 br 3: 81: 81. oas @ az E ts March a.
3s @ @ s=a = - g. So r g. & eS:j s.
III sTs F. ssa1 ~: s p;s5s ' ss M
5 a * s 5Sq ssa s an Tsnf Port pAa May
NJ @ . sai san f T s.s r A 4s1a:a
N sS6 ,
SSss w. &C. = s. s - Is 81 $s '
8ai s3a Fan g Dsgsore bay May q
S.. ras 4 Il Z. f IL 5ss's: My
TT 81 5S. ns rs sss5T r15soasfr Say O.
#:a 9s L. e IS 's fsf .ao 5s a.asa
{s Am Am 3 - tons TONS San 4sp e I %ss Ma
AZ IA 81 55 so9 e San R Vsso r0r Gamble May Il
4 4S %, e! I ar \ l .sss1
= M @ s ys5s9T y Tsas J 54st i,
& Ss8 & q @ i, F s5s es sa s Hsr s 1s2'
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MARKETS AND TRADE.
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Saturdays rraarkaks were fairly quiet, In
the morning eerriey were In good demand
afaG many OF them were aosa E1zxs to5fyea
a. ~ cents and some sold Tor more. Butter
comes into market ttss week will find
good market az the present price. All
sugars have gene up u cent.
Jobbinx Quotations.
The following were the jobb,nE quota
uons OF wholesale dealers Saturday:
Sugar. Flour and Coaee.
SUGAR Gobbang}-GoIden &C.. IA bits. per
dry granuk,asd. Ia bbls. per ID 5isc. cube.
ssso; powdered, e4sc. spot cash prices.
.. lour. ct. ooooinED-Patsnt Excellent.
go: Novelty A. Sa.SD. California brands.
49, DUCK heat flour. per Dnl Ss.J,. per
S Sa 1s0s; graham. per bbi. 81, or
ZIP ssaek,. s5 per ewt: rye -four per
rye nasai. per bal. x..5 per cwt, s..
rolled Oats. per bbi. Aai.so: hornany. per
ewt. EZs: cracked wheat. per cwt. g %;
iloar. per ewt. & 4: pearl barley. ioo-in
sacks. &c, 2S-Tb boxes SC. split peas. per
.,-n sacks f.: LIB boxes. SC; corn
.s- S;6p: sos x-is: faxed hoEniny. bbss.
:. Coffee uobblngl --Green-Mocha. per 10.
choice: per h. &c. Rossisa~Arbuckie's
per cwt sIsss. ss-ro cases, per cwt. sis,s5;;
Alden Mocha. s7isc: caracoia, z7izc; Guate-
mala. DC; ground coffee is4zic; Idoa lUSs,
ILL., u; Ss, sl5z.: 3ss. si3.ss.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
FRESH Meats doebing)-cow beef. SIC:
r 81, ,ro, beef &c per ID; mutton nut sc per
Provisions fjobbing)-Hans. large. IeA.c:
hams, small. lie; Breakfast bacon, Size;
dry salt sides, giTc
Fsresh Fish iSob6ing)- Halibu., sikarke:
Salmon, sft4e, salmon trout, Sc. Founders,
slsQsc: solea. s1.c: rock cod. &c. black
bass, DC; perch. Si@Gg4c; mountain trout.
lzisal5c. shrimps. i0c.
butter. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter Ranch s4i3c. Washington
creameries, 2-Ib prints. t5c.
Cheese Gobb.ngl-Native Washington.
io4iic: California full cream &c.
Eggs 0obblngD-Fresh ranch fS4l5c
Poultry Cobhingl-chickens. 1oGIlic, live
weight. dressed chickens. iZizc.
Vegetables ana Fruit.
Potatoes tJobblngl~Native stock. si0als:
fakiiDas. si5. sweet potatoes. &c per II
Vegetables tjobbingl Native peas. Si48
g; rhnbarh. flsc; Walia WalIa asparagus.
sl25 per bog; cabtsages, California 81 IS
per cwt new California onions lac. beets
si.2o per sack: carrots. si-25: lettuce. 1oc
per doz, cucumbers. dollhouse. 51GIs5c doz,
dollhouse tomatoes. Doc per Id.
Green Fruits Gobbingl~-Lemons. fancy
California. ss43.5o: selects s2.50gs: apples
si.F1is.oo per box. bananas. s2.0oM2.5o:
oranges. fancy seedlings &. 5oais: choice
&2.2s6l2.5o native Strawberries 81 .2ssff1 -;
sooseberries. &c; cherries. 5ocasl per box.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay Oobbing)-Puge, sound per ton.
81; Eastern Washington timothy, slsai7:
California, sis: alfalfa, 81.
Oats Uobbing)-Szil
Barley Coeblngl-Roilei or ground, per
ton. $50.
Corn-w hole. so; cracked. so: feed
meal 50.
MilIstuns 0osbing)--Bran. per ton. si4:
shorts. per ton. 81.
Feed Uobhingl-chopped feed ST per
ton; middllnss, par ton. 81; oil cake meal.
per ton. $50.
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EX-MAYOR IN TROUBLE.
Mcgowan of Trenton ColIfdes with
Ills Two Roy~.

TRENTON. June e.-people residing in
the neishborhood of exMayor Frank A.
MaGowane colonial mansion were aw1k
ened about midnight last night by a dis
turhance in which the ex-mayor and his
two boys and policeman were the cent
raj figures. Mrs. Mcgowan and her chill
dren live next door TO the house occupied
by the cx-mayor and Mrs. barnes. Ii is
claimed that last night Mcgowan and
Mrs. Barnes walked past the house where
Mrs. Mcgowan and her children reside
an unusual number Of times.
The boys believed it was done for the
deliberate purpose of annoying their
mother. They began to shout 10 Ma
gowsn who walked into the yard of his
former wife's house after the boys. They
ran into the house. Meanwhile Mrs Ma
gowsn sent for n policeman and ordered
the arrest OF the exmayor. The latter
orSlered the policeman ~ arrest the boys.
but the policeman declined TO do either
without 8 warrant. The matter was soon
guetod down by Mcgowan leaving Dur
ing the day there has been some talk
about warrants being issued. but at police
headquarters tonight 81 vas said no such
steps bad been taken.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO June 5.-Tne continental mar
kets ala not much influence trading here.
although the market was said 70 be weak
and declining. and because OF improve
nlenf OF points in tie condition OF Kan
sas wheat since May /. The market opened
with sellers OF July az from she 20 ssc,
and a sale or two az 67isGs1Isc slipped
through about the same tine. The ten
deuey was downward after that, and in
10 sS2-c Tor a moment. with vastly more
buyers than sellers, however, at the price
last mentioned. September in the same
time declined from sS7sc ard SAC al the
start 20 63-sc.
The weeks ciearan noes of wheat and -four
both coasts, as reported by Bradstreet's.
was equal 20 $4,000 bushels, against
2.esI.esl bushels tha preceding week and
3 30. so bushels the corresponding week OF
last year. Chicago receipts were q cars
and minneapolis aud Duluth reported $40
ears. The Atlantic port cledrances for the
on the moderate decline referred to those
who had q profit in short wheat became
anxious 70 secure il, and in the doing OF It
they ca used it TO advance again 20 around
G1e Cold weather in Manitoba, cold
enough, II was said 10 freeze wheat TO the
roots. was an element in the closing re-
action in prices. July recovered 6aIo1i sc
and closed al s7Tsc bid.
Trading In corn was fairly active and
firm in the main.
The improved tone of the market In oats
was alone the result OF sympathy with
corn.
Provisions were in fair demand at
slight reducuou IN prices with winch the
trading started.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-June. STAG; July 667sc.
Corn-June. 231ec; July, 2ic.
Oats--June. INC.
Pork-June. S1.67.
I.ard-June, s3.47.
Ribs-June s422.
Barley 25li3 CSC
Rye-S4s.e.
Ffax-Isc.
Timothy-$2s5.
Live Stock.
The week closes on a strong market for
beef cattle. prices averaging l0H15c per 100
pounds higher than a week ago. Only
81. 40 cattle have been received. against
Il. a53 last week, and Il. An the correspond
ing week last year. There was a fairly
good demand for exporters Eastern ship
pers and the dressed BEEF trade. and offer
ings were easily disposed OF. Bulls have
been very dull anc prices are off in some
instances as much as 25c. heavy bulls suf-
fering the most. Calves are selling at high
today ranged from S4fii10; cows, 81 91Ii 40,
and Texans, S2G4.sD.
With an estimated run today of % 600
hogs trade was slow, and prices were OF
than yesterday. the bulk selling at sS.41iz.
or about the same as a week ago. Heavy
packing lots brought So |I34 - and prime
hogs sold al SEA The provision market
has ruled decidedly lower this week under
an extensive liquidation OF speculative and
weak holdings. and this helped TO keep
hogs from advancing, despite the decrease
in the receipts.
There was the usual light Saturday sup
ply Of sheep, and they were largely con-
signed TO local siaughterers. Sheep are
selling al s251dS for the poorest to A15ff5
for the best chiefly At sa75ai Spring
Receipts-Cattle, 40; calves, 10; hogs,
1880; sheep. 4 200.
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SAN FRANCISCO. June s.--News has
been received by the officials Of the Pa
eific Mail Company by telegraph from
Central America OF the death of Capt.
Nartensen. of the mail steamer City Of
Para and also OF Chief Engineer James
Mclean. of the steamer San Jose. Capt.
NertenSop has been IN command OF thu
City of Para about a year.
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The British steamship A.-1aTa fss1rs. "a
De- charter BY t7H Puget Sound 4 3-eFitsss
America Transportation Company. arrived
AZ 4sy!r.cx Yesterday from Gcn0iSi1- ! ne
Ausa~a rsso-a VIE coal AZ tae British A1ser-
60, rayrt era Is not expected 20 arrive II
sea~s5e szss.H tomorrow. she krt12s Esn-
era cargo Tor -Ais city ard Tor tFaz1@ p
E.a-s Fast.
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c@co Al ga o'rscck yesterday afternoon.
She 6ccksa az Sca.ab@cssr wharf and
discharged double ssack-6 ao4r for the
company which VIII 10 seat north later in
fsse seass-. Tire four was landed 40 as TO
ira ~ roor-a for tlae fgs8s cargo Of issS@cesla-
neazs freight whleh the Portland Will take
from tsss city on tie present trip. ens all
sal! Tnxzrsfav.
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miles. Outward ship Columbia. IN tow of
Manderer. ~ s:M D N. Inward. steamer
NEAa RAY. June a. - m.-Farsly
cloudy: .-slga.
PORT Angel sESS. June a. p. m--Bsr.
o-neger. . u. clear. calm.
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bags: June, SIS; September. s. nGT g.
Spot co1ee-Rio. firm: Ne. ! invoice. 7ssc;
ses1fng. Sc, mild steady, Coriova, 1Iis9
Iss-c.
Sagar-Raw. strong az Al advance: fair
fined. Grrn-
I7eTroieun1-Dlsii: Pennsylvania crude,
stea3y; July. sc.
wocz-Quiet; fleece, lsGeac: pulled. 15S
Metals.
Copper-Steady. brokers 81.
Pig froy-lsGiet: Northern. $ia
Isaa5-Firra: brokers', SIC.
TIn-Plate. quiet
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|; - TRANSFORMATIONS Co.-week-

2,.srasr Champaign. 5kagit River route.
80. Static June z. az y. a.; June 10.
20 a.. June l.. az 5 a, n. Leaves Mount
r.-,an J,.re 3, al 6 p. H.: June u. Al - q.
w. f,..s n al Il noon. calling az Tuiaisp.
sssss,nsood, fir, skagit City. Mount Vernon
~ FRY 2 roCK for Gil points on
ne sound Open all night. II II. AcDon-
"a NaEteY 4'eisphone. Main 81.
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SAN HAN ISLANDa

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
fasfy.ng United States mail leaves lily
Och foot Of Main street. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at a. m. for Port
7evnssnd. San Juan Islands and New
Ehateosn. Returning. leaves New What
ssEa Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. at
"a m. j: r. Thompson. manager-owncr.
Lay Bogardus Co.. agents. City dock.
Telephone. Main 81.
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.~ ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fOkI TEGTOS ROUTE
v.wEE A. r. ROBINSON.

f.arfyiuk Q =. ssdlI.
-. 6rchard and Port Washington
q teayes City dock. foo OF Main
sSst So n y eahf p at s9qsn ssaes.
Burn VA sidney. Charleston, Tracyton.
Navy as,versials. Leaves P0rt Orchard
Csse0 as.tton al 2 o. m: arrives Seattle at
NeU y. Robinson. master. Lilly.
{ Ds1us e Co. agents Telephone,
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosALIE.

Animation dock, leaves for Victoria and
port Townsend daily. except Sunday. at
No q m; returning, leaves Victoria at
Mp. m. Steam 5 George f. Starr leaves
IL fort Townsend and way ports daily,
sscept Saturday. at 9:a9 p. m Sunday.
etgsct q a. m: returning. direct, leaves
fer Townsend at 2 2. N. 'Phone. Pike q
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.-1 4TrON. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

-. .t~smsr BAY CITY for Anacortes.
1.esvsn az Wsatcom. Leaves CONNER
~ dock. Tacoma. ?. m. city dock
tsos. TO-. and Sai. Returning leaves What
q m. Fairhaver, SIS .. m. and
60 1919 10 p n. Sun. Wednes. and
rerex-Seattle 81, or $50 round trip.
II ss.ons n.E or & round trip.
1ae0sss W. r. ELLIS
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90 ON THE GREYHOUND.

rxefet,. Edmonds. Snohomish Route.
Tro round trips daily. except Sunday.
:. seeot Nov. 70. isss. Leaves Seattle 7:4S
: n as .. m: leaves Everett 10 a. m;
q. Seattle landing Coiman dock.
rr.srstt landing. Merchants dock. Con-
sssss with Str. Flyer for Tacoma: with
=, uIkado for Snohomish: with train for
IsaSe Crisso and way stations. TeIe-
shcne, Red 81.
frank W. CoODHUE, Manager.
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sgATTI.E. ASAroRTEs;. FAIRHAvTN.
NHATfsflA AND HI.AINE

WHATtFJH AND IsEsA =,
Cesneefing az Whafcom Nth steamer for
Point Roberts. Steamer George r.. Starr
txves Seattle a. p. m. Mondays We'd
nsstays and Fridays. connecting at Ana
tsrtes with train for WooIley. Sesiro. I.y-
san and Hamilton. arriving at Whatcom
ga a.. leave Whalcom for Blaine 8 a. IN.
Returning. leave Blaine z. m. leave
Nhx,rom .. m. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays, arriving M Seattle at a. m
Arlington Dock. Telephone. Pike 70
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PORTLAND. Or. June s.--The steamer
H. &. Grady, whose non-arrival AZ san
Francisco Is creating uneasinsss, IS ssill
In the o. r. * N yards here. being put
an condition To make the sea trip. Ii is
intended 10 have her ready 10 sail neSs
Wednesday,
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For kloHdyke,

Schooner Sseging Sea leaves June 18th.
carrying freight for 81. Miehaels. Circle.
Forty Mile and kiondyke. Fer freight
rates inquire Capt Frank Worth. hAgoor-
nastGr's sock. foot Spring street
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Tine Card IN Effect June I. 1897.

fEATTLE. EVERETT & wHATCOM
ROUTE.
State o. Washington leaves Seattla
esl'y. except Saturday. at 10 n. m.
tkAFTLE \ la CONNER ROUTE.
Fa'fhsven leaves Seattle daily. except
esaiay Al s n. IN.
Telephone. Main yTs Yesler dock
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING,


Ahou shipping
49, lT Ter is rse an
p~oas i asF e. North sna proFi
et aS Saa5s ase as
as veH nesS
Assks merchants DO
s YET
"1'A eye On 'ae business and roster It's develop
81
@ 1 s 1sH Ses snn s s sas 5sss
ar June ana s9an n oyse June Il
bert Thems W - Henry
son June Mitchell June
u '" '" Mckenzie
Annual fnowing
omsT and Elan
Enronn m e sans s,ou,, ,x,
5 Yio,ns licenses 1a and enroTns
indiana IONS Iins s ana schooner Clara Bell a
utsalaay Is s. TONS ana tn.
schoar w s n aqa haz s0 70
'Ae steamer Eho 80 a Of
Lion W who
nons IA Msn
o 4 a in command Of ne Monte
of the esrnS ses
Larsen ssmund OF
Fss9 Bresus
Iee clear lumber valued lumber
'iu l. laden With II SO
Der sau al So ase shingles y2i ued
lumber at S from Aa i0r cAna0 Peru
feet a 9sash Sne s' nes
p SOUND
The following
he ord of their rival
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND, June = - Wheat - Wall;
Walia. sH. i5c: Valley, s6c.
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The Portland Arrives.

TIE steamer Portland. % tEa North
American Transportation ard Trading
Coa.aaxsy, srs.ya4 u xse<s txozn SAL xr.<s-
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special rispatcn 20 the Post teliigencer
81 -; pxrsly cloudy, w..3 southwest, tour
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Its srEAMsHIp COMPANY.
c.pr.aSD AND EvANGEL.

- yAELAND MD EFASGEL-
H. snd Townsend Nsah Bay route.
eeeIe Garland leaves Yesler dock Sun
eiezSer sesaays ard Thursdayz ss il:se
8 n IoI part Angeles. Port Crescent.
Drnesass,y pyshf, csai.am Bay and Seaa
Gts sssnsn,rS. arrives at Seattle . p. E.
BIZ TO- isys. Steamer Eyanxsl leaves
q - ssk Tor Port Townsend. Port An
49, - ard Vlctorla Mo4.1ays, We<nssdays
80 lAsvs al es5B p. m. arrives Seattle
re ssa..ste days q. 40 ?. n
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WsgnsTs band. Tuesday Night at I'D:
Wednesday night a. o'clock. Madison
PARK y
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, June 3.--Whcat-rMiiIing price.
No. club. 7ic: No bluestem, Tie.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.
s...~a. MANY r. pEpfEy

0teamer NARY r FERLEY.
fHsyes Calhraith's dock. foot Of Washing
Tan street. for Sylvan Grove. Breruerton,
Z Navy Yard, Charleston. Sidney. at
ma. r., 100 p. m: Sundays, 100 p. IN.
psturning leaves Sidney at Gas a. m,
Els D. m Navy Yard, 100 a. m. f2.25 y.
n saturday nights. leave Sidney, 500
sifsoTk: Navy Yard. ss9p. Telephone, Red
Isl 0cen for charter on Sundays.
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Produce. Frutts. Etc.

Hay--Old crop: Wheat $ 9io5o per ton /:
wheat and cat sT4lA: Dat. SSIia: best
barley g. 5oGfs: alfalfa s5sfs; clover Sc
az. New crop: Wheat. SiGfl.S0; oat $50
"otate.s~ +Rurbanks. SkfsSc sAer- GENITAL.
ris'1r rete, tsatseC; Oregon krghanks. tlsl
pa Petaluma harbanSs, sAl36,cs new.
s.Wic per n
other vegetabeS-Ncw onions 4oqf50c
PER sack: cucumbers. 5oqlt.5c per box: gar
Scar &c per box string beans. 2al3lsc per III .
summer squash. 6eI 5sc; Mexican toma-
toes. s. sa6ls. ao per box: rhubarh sa4lsSc
per box; Royal aprleots, SsegJac per box
green peas. sASgsl
Fruits-Nsw apples. s'af6lc per box
f.ongworth straw berries. $5as. large straw
berries Sasff per chest, raspherries. ssGis
roaSeberytes. fsgssFc pr -: hlackherrie~
81 e per crate. white cherries, @sGfE5c per
box black do. 2sfRsc par chest. cuvrart@
s2E2 - ner chest: oranges ordinary ma
wells ssaf2sa, seedlings. sL4S6T2 81. Mexi-
can Hines. 80 per box: common Caiifor-
rha lemons sacSysl 80. Chotce do Ss7fe -
tanaaas sINfa per bunch. Persian dates
s. per n. apricotS. ss-fg&i Ger how
tlHtter-fancy creamery. istssllTfsc per
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ti3c Young Arnrr't~Ru, >gsc. Eastern l4Q
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tails, 81; beans. sacks. 90. corn. ccatals
1870. rye, ceiFt9is. ~, potatoes sticks
10; onions, sacks. 11i. bran. sacks. 2IG5;
midaiinEs, sacks $50. hay. tons. 30. wool
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