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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-28
Victory for the Turks.

Constantinople, April 24.--Edhem Pa
sha telegraphs that on Thursday
the Fifth harkein division of the Turk
ish army pursued the enemy and cap
tured a quantity of ammunition, pro-
visions and arms.
The dispatch says that a portion of the
Fifth division occupying Diskala firmly
maintained its position, inticting consid-
cradle loss OF the enemy and captured
two prisoners.
Finally the Turkish cOmmander-in-chief
announces that there was also fighting
at Milan on Thursday and that a sharp
fusillade began at Mia Hissar at II
o'clock that night
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-28

COHstantInOpIe, april Z4.-Ihe news
received here from Epirus is most seri-
Gus. The Greek division which defeated
the Turks at Fillippiada is continuing its
march ON Janina, near which place a
strong Turkish force is gathered, and an
important battle will most likely be
fought. The most alarming news received
from Epirus is that four battalions of
AIbanians belonging to the Luros division
OF the Turkish army have mutinied and
are said to have deserted to the Greeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-28
Met Defeat at Matt.

Athens, April 24.-The following semi
official announcement was made this aft
ernoon:
I'm fierce engagement at Matt yester,
day the troops fought heroicalIy until c
o'clock in the evening and compelled the
Turks to retreat. Whereupon the Turks
were heavily reinforced and our positions
were shaken and a retreat was ordered
1t is not yet known if the retreat was
general
A second dispatch from the headquar-
ters staff says: Our troops are concen-
trated along the line of Pharsalosis in
consequence of these operations, the
abandonment of Tyrnavos and Larissa
being considered inevita BILE"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-28
Osman Pasha's Plans.

Paris, April 24.-It is stated in a dis
patch from Constantinople this evening
that Osman Pashas plan of campaign is
to recall all the Turkish forces in Epirus,
leaving only a strong garrison at Janina,
and abandon the rest Of the province.
The Turkish army in Epjrus would
thus be able to effect q junction with
the army in Thessaly by marching north
ward around the mountains dividing the
two provinces. Osman Pasha would
eventually have the whole Turkish force
at his disposal and would be able to
deal q decisive blow
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THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

NEW YORK. Nov. 13-The Financier says
The statement of the New York clearinC-houses
for the week ending ovember 13. viewed on Is
general results is decidedly mis- eading The
loans, for Instance repor ed $l,2S, lOO higher
than the week previous. where's the loans or
six y-our OF the sX;y-five banks in the Clearing
house association nave fallen OF no less than
S5.137 100
The decrease has been more than Offset by
the Increase OF s6.4lS 200 reported by one large
reference TO the Union Pacific settle ments now
pending. Just what the heayy 10 n expansion in
dtcateS specifically is hard TO determine, but that
II is involved i'll these settlements Is doubtless
true.
The same bank has denosited with the Govern
ment something like s2,Ge0,O0O of ,nd' to Sc
cure the Union Pacific deposits, W ltch further
bears out this assumption. Otherwise the busi-
ness of the banks las n 1t been gJcd, forty-two
o: the institutions individuany considered
having decreased their 10 The item OF de-
posts also OF a misleading character, and with
one bank eliminated the loss for the week has
been S3.4 4 %. adding The increase of $5,4 l3 =
900 rrpos,eG by this bauk, the gain becomes
So. 1856, ZOO gwen in t1e Clearinghouse totals.
Ii ere, toO, The Pacific payments are IN ev dence.
But treating the statement in this manner, that
is considering the bank making the grea, est
change apart the rest is fou nd that the total
gain OF 81 g 81 100 in cash made by the banks -
be credit ed entirely the institutions,
the bank reporting the heavy expansion IL
loans and deposits has almost precisely the same
reserve carrie. the week previous AS the in
crease in loans and deposits of this inI!ltution
Identical, il follows hat the SiNtyfour banks
heavily in loans, decreased their cash 3 3UO-
600 and their deposits S3.425, 200. The statement
thus treated does balance, but that is all that
can be made out OF it. The actual facts are tha
the banks gaining money. aud, as the in terior
inStItu ions owe. supplied with cash the
heavy paymen due the treasury, are growing
less from day TO day.
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GENERAL MmKCHANDIsE.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags 56sc: San Quen TIN,
s5 40; Wool Bags 27G30c; Fruit Bags STAG 5s4c
and &c for the different sizes
CoAL-w ellington SO: New Weilngton. So;
SCc:Aied Wellington. 81 so; seattle So 5O Bry-
ant. IS SO: Coos Bay. S4 rs; Walsend S6 rs .
ton: Cum berland, $l4 so q ton in bulk and ST. y
In Sacks Pennsyl vania Anthracite Egg $14 y
ton; Welsh Anthracite $s@l2: camel. SO SO q
ton: Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Val
ley, 81 90 coke 81 III bulk and 81 q ton m SKIS.
COAL Oils 12c lower, as follows: Water
white Coal Oil in bulk. lnc: Pearl oil in cases,
Is 1ac: Astral do. 1513c; Star DO 1512c: Extra
Star Oil in cases, 1912c Elaine do, 2O12c Eocene
do. l71sc 2 gallon.
CANNED SALMON-The Alaska Packers AS
sociation quotes Red Salmon follows: In lots
OF 25, ,0O0 cases. csc p dozen; 10000 cases 92Lac
q dozen; $4,000 cases 90c q dozen. net cash l. o.
b. ex-ship
CODFI eH-Tbe Union Fish Company quotes
follows Bundles, 4c; selected, sc; limit alton
Eastern, 51ac: poneess, &c; STRIP, 612@712c;
blocks 5Ha@)7 Iac; tablets, Sc; iddler. 7@o42c z
h; DESC led. soc y dozen.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refinery Company
quotes terms cash: Cube and Crushed and
Fine crushed, $3.50: Powdered, 61sc; Dry Granu-
lated 51ac q b: Confectloners A. 512c: Magnolia
A, 51sc: Extra [, SC: ''olden c. 4Tsc: Candy
Granulated, 55sc; California a, 514c; half barrels
14c more DarreiS and boxes 12c more
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COINAGE AT THE MINTs.

The coinage of the United States mints thus far
IBIS year amounts TO SS4,526,59l, against S56,-
tg- $50 for the same time last year the descrp-
4 - being as follows:
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NEW YORK GkAIN AND PRODUCE

>EW YORK. Nov Is. -FLOUR-Receipts,
81 5l5 bbls; exports, II, 24S. Qaiet, but steady.
Minnesota Taients, SIS 90; bakers, 81 20G4 50;
winter patents. $500 20; do straits, "a 5s@4 70.
WHAT - keceIpis. z2,l00 bushels; exports
$500. spot. firm No red, $3.50. Options
opened weak under tearsh cables and later
atvarceI 81 arpIy on covering induced by higher
vance 10 &C net dec Inc later on May. ia.
93I4G9Ss4c, closed 9319ci Dece nber, $685. a
81 --46c. c.OseI SC Sc
HuP~-S eAdy. -tae common to choice '95
crop. 466c; SO crop 6@9c; 81 crop, l4@l7c:
PsCifir1 asst, 80 crop, 4G6c; SO CROP, 6(G9c: 81
cr,n 14@lTc; LONDON market @5c@Sl %.
WOOI-S:eady. fleece, 24G3lc.
PETkOLkU M->teauy; United closed 7Oc bid.
PIG IRoN-Quiet; southerl, $lugli %; Orth-
ern. Sl09l2 %
COZ PEB-Dull; brok' rs, 3sc
LEAD-Steady; domestic, $3 u.
TIN-PIaIes cay
COFFrk-Upuous opened quiet with prices 5
uoinls higher; closed i've at 10 poats
net advance. sales 57S5 bags. including Decem-
her al S5 so. March 50 IS.
>pot Coffee-klo, st, a Iy; 40. invoice. 612c; No
: j1bbing 7c. Mild, Gull: CoTdova S12@lOc.
SUGAK-Kaw. firm; fair refining. 5-I6c; CEN
trifugRl 90 test 3 1915; refined, firm. Standard
A. 4Tsc; cut loaf, 558e; crushed. 55sc; powdered
51sc grauulated, 0t-
5CTTkK-Aeceip 34l7 packages; steady.
state and Western creamery, l4g25c; Elglns,
23c: factory l0tGl5c.
ttii,--neceip s. 6547 packages: cold storage
eggs Fl mer others steady. state and Penusyt
vania, 2UG23c; Western, 22c
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-The specu alive srade in
wheat opened oul and for the first hour the trend
was downward, the most weakness, however, be
ing in May, which soId 12c below the close last
night, while December kept eadier and sold only
14c below the close yesterday. Nav opened at
901Jac and sold TO 90t4c while December touched
937sc he Liverpool market again tame
ana seemed inclined to sill OF some. while dis
patches from New YORK said that the frost dam
age in Argentine slight and the oui ook for a
20 ID crop favorable. Trade was dull at times hut
later speculation became more active aud ther e
was a gradual rally OF Sc in May and 1c in De
Cemb ber
The demand for December became quite brisk
and 1t was rumored that the bull Clique bld
ding IT, when the shorts made an effort TO cover.
which grAdua ly sent the pr:ce TO 947sc and VI ay
moved up TO 907sc in sympathy. \ rumor tnat
some of the wheat received from Duluth has been
rejected by insI ecton depart ment contri ed
to the alarm displayed bv IN" December shorts.
The exports from both coasts for the week aggre-
5,4450 900 aga nst 5, $50, 600 bushels the week
before an i-65i00O the correspo nding wee< last
year and Broomhall of the torn Trade News
cabIed that in order TO keep up present stocks
urope would nave 20 import De ween now ana
ApIil next lt6 100000 bushels OF wheat.
Gables also reported that the Russian ports on
the sea Of 20: were being closed by ice shutting
OF Russian supplies, but the report had more ef
ieot here apparently than it did at Liverpool,
which led many to DOUBT its reliability.
There sharp break during the last hour
and May sold OIL Tsc 10 90c and Decem Der lost
l1Ar selling down 10 935ac after having sold at
9l7sc. The weakness abroad and the dull and
narrow trsde caused the early buyers to sell cut.
and the market being weak tnat ioncs were not
disposed TO carr holdings over the sunday holl-
day, this selling contributed TO the weakness
At the close May soc bid and Decem Der
9414c 414c over May, where the difference
Last light only 312c.
Corn was duh and heavy, and at the close ssc
los er for the day. Trading in the pit largely
in the way OF changing December TO May on the
sting difference.
Oats opened firm and for a while prices were
higher ] a er. however, the frmness gave way
to weakness. caused by liquidation on moder
ately large scale.
Provisions wers duller even than their ordinary
sac of depression. Changes in prices were sc
small as be hardly worth recording.
The leading futures RANGED as follows:
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Cold-storage Peaches dull and hard to sell.
Grapes of all kin neglected.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries S. 5O@3 20 q chest for large
Raspberries, $463a "a chest
Cane Cod Cranberrfes $6 5017 p Dbl: Jerseys
IS 25@9: Coos Bay, SO 5U@2 Is y box.
Peaches, 4O@e0c q box TOR common and 76cG
81 tor choice.
Pears Winter Nels. 75c@sl; common kinds,
35@65c 8 box.
apples. 26@4oc q box Tor common and 50@s5c
for good TO choice.
Ounces 25@40c = box.
Grapes in boxes l5@35c for all kinds. Crates
sell about lOc higher Than boxes. All kinds o.
Wine Grapes, S4@l0
Prrsimmons. 5U(G75c . box.
CITRUS FRU1TS-New Navel Oranges. 81 SOC
50; seedlings, 81; Grape Fruit, $6M7; Lemons
ST. 5O92 for common and 81 1892 so for good tC
choice: Mexican Lines $263 so y box: Califor
MIA LINES in small boxes Csc: Bananas $I@2 q.
bunch; Pineapples $2@3 q doz-
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DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

Beyond the active demand for Apples, the mar
ket Is quiet.
DRIED fRUITS-Quotatlons are as follows:
Prunes. carload los. 414@41ac for 40.5Us, 3s4 q
4c for 5O-6O's. s14@31ac Tor 60-7Us 2s4@3c Tor
7C-SVs, 2A@212c s 10 ior S0-90's ana 1s4@2c
for 90.1O0's; Peaches. 5@512c p Ii: fancy. b12@
71ac; peeled lO@1Z12; Apri cots, 5@6c g: b for
Roy ais and 7@SI2c for good to fancy Moorparks:
evaporated Apples, (@71 Ice; sun-dried, 3S4 @414c;
black Figs, IN sacks. z@Sc: Plums, 313@41ac 9 ih
fol pIttel 1@l 13c for npitted; beached
Plums sc: NectarInes, 4@6c o b tor prime TO
fancy Pears, 2@5c Tor quarters and 21aSoH2c for
halves according to color. etc.
RAISfNS-New RasIns 2h4@ac for 2-crown, &c
for 3crown, sc for 4-crown. 5L2c Tor Seedless
sultanas and Sl lO@ is ior london layers Dried
Grapes, 2%c
Nut Ts-Chest nuts are quotable at S@l0c q h;
Walnuts, 7@712c 2 ID Tor hard and e@9c . n
for softshell Almonds, 3G4c for hardshell and &c
for papershe.l; Peanuts 4@5c for Eastern and
4c for California; hickory NUTS 5@6c p ID Pc
cans. 9@l0c p b; FilbertS 9@912c; Brazil Nuts,
e@9c: Cocoanuts. "a bU@o e. 100
HONEY-New Comb IUc for bright and 7@9c
for lower grades; new white extracted. Gag
A3l c; light ber extracted, 334 gao q d.
kLES Wa A-2yM25c p ID.
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sIEAMEKs TO SAIL.

sTheMkk ESTIMATION. sA1Is. PIER
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NEW YoRK sToCk MARKEr.

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-1he bears exercised
r. influence in to days market for securities, and
H. 10 apparent a:temp to do so. The bear ele-
H was, in fact engaged in buying stocks to
er short contrsc;s over sunday, the general
hrilness In the tone OF The marHet admoH lshing
thrnl 10 rrotect the nselves. 14uS relieved from
pear pressure aud hrlpei by the covering OF shorts
prices n"Ned uniformly upward. There was no
great animation to the trading. but some OF the
BUY ing Was called # a lbs .antiaI sort. he
CO. Ie1s conunued 10 Display strength on repor.s of
pehdli agreement % res'rict The output and on
the mere seasonab.e weather that come to
IreVai New Jers y Centr and DelawsiF. and
Hudson each point at one time, but both re-
actf d, the latter losing, all OF igs gains.
The gransers also showed gains Rock Island
partly in ,ticlpation OF possib decision b.
lheISpPreme Court Oh Monday III the Nebraska
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explanation.
The ton nPnrAa

The arrow flies with the wind. The top ngures
et station indicate maximum Temperature for the
days: those underneath it. if any, the amount OF
rainfall. of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours Isobers solid
lines connect pOin OF equal air pressure; iso-
tAerms, dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "high" means high barometric 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 he pressure Is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable:
but when the ''low'- IS nclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature rain south OF oregon is improD
able With high" in he vicinity OF Idaho, and
the pressure falling 10 the California coast, warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather In winter The reverse OF these conditions
rroance onnOsLta result.
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PROVISION ).

CURED MEATs-Bacon. s1ac q n for heavy.
for e. ezra % nsnE and I2c for snear-cured Eas.
ern sugar-cured Hams. 1U12@11c; Calfornis
Hams 9gs1ac q lb Mess Beef SIS p bbl
ex ra mess do. SO; family do, $40; sal
Pork, Ss@s 80 q bbl: extra prime Pork SO SO
extra clear 81 g. mess, $14 50 q Dbl; Smoked
Beef. l01a@121za p ID.
LARDEEastern tierces quoted at 514c q n fol
compound &c for pure; paiIs &c; Callfornls
tierces, sc Is ID Tor compound and &c Tor pure
half bbls, 614c; l0-tb tins, &c; do o. ID, 112c
CorToLkNE-1ierces 6ssc. Packases les
pals 20 in a case Sssc; 5-b pals, II in case.
s1Ao: 10 ib pals, in a case, s1sc 50.ib tins l oil
in case. 1850; wooden buckets, 70 lbs net
7Tsc: fancy so lbs net, 1880; half bbs, about
In ths T1hc a IN
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

There is tendency way or the other, as
the demand and supply about balance.
Who esale rates dressed stocl from slau,h
terers follows
BLkF-First quality, 612@7c; second do 51a@
&C.: third do. 4G5c q ID
VEAI-Larg- 5G6c small. COT . h
MUTTON-Wethers 6G7c: Ewes. &c p h
LA MB-Spring, 7@sc g ID.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 324 @57sc for large and 51sc
for small and 55A@334C for medium; soft hogs,
2129314c e ID; dresseu do 5G6c.
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packing, So 2O@3 45: common to choice. So $50
3 20; good TO choice light So 35@3 521a pigs,
So S003 60 culls, $lG5 ~
SHrEP-Were saiable at S393 so for the poor
est nitives up 10 81 1895 for tn best. western
So oOG$4 rs: mostly a. SO T9G4 oo rtinls t
as "a I5 o on
Lambs were in demand at $4@6 20
receipts; Cattle I20O; hoss' If'ooo' sheep'
5000
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.
ouotat!o for all kinds remain unaItered and

Quotatio for all kinds remain unaltered anc
t e market is quiet.
HIDES AND SkINS-Culls and brands cell 1c
under sound stock. Heavy sailed steers, l0c
Il ID: medium. Sc; light, S126D9c; Cowhides
s12@9c; Stays 519c; sa ted Kip, &c; salted
Caif 1o0IIc r 10; sated Veal &c; dry Hides
1891 51Sc; culls and brands 1901 24ac: dry Klr
and Veal. I4c: dry af 1Sc; culls 12c; GoatskIns.
20@35c each: Kids, sc; Deerskins, good summer
25c p ID: medium 20c; winter 10c; Sheepskins
shearlings. l5@25c each; short wool, 35@6Oc
each; medium 60@S0 each: long wools, SOc@$l
each.
TALLOW-No. /. rendered. S@31ac q b; No
2. 2@121sc refined. SC; Grease, 2@214c p ID.
WOOL - Fall clip - Middle counties, free
iectve. 7@9c p b; do Lambs, 612@Sc: southern
Mountain 9@l2c; free Northern, 12G lac p ID
CO. defective, 9@l1c; Humboldt and Mendocino
131l5c q ID.
hoPs-od crop, 2@6c p II for poor to fair and
S1lOc for good; new crop. lU0l412c.
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POTATOES. ONION. VEGETABLES

New volunteer Potato in from Halfmoon
Bay, selling OF 3laG4c q 10
Prices Tor all descriptions remain about the
same
Green Peas from Los Angeles, 4c p ID
POTATOkS-E Rose S0G403; River Reds
35 640c: River Burbanks 3UQ40c % SACK il;
Oregon Bur rbanks, 50@70c: salinas BurbanEs. 81
@eOc; Sweet Potatoes, 35@5Oc q ctl for Rivers
ana 65@D7Uc MERGED.
oNIONS-Sl 25@l 80: Oregons, 81 4U@l So:
Pickle Onions, 5U@75c p eack,
NEGETA BLES-Mushroom are quotabe at
SG25c q 10; Marrowfat Squash, $40 q ton:
Hubbard Squash. $l0Gl2 g ton; Bay Iucu N bers
4UG50c y box Green Peppers, 40@5Uc u
box; Dried Peppers, 5G6c . ib Green Peas,
3A2@ic "a ID; string Beans, 4M5c q ID: Lima
Beans, 3G4c p h; Dried Okra, o@Sc; Egg Plant,
40 950c: Cabbage, 6O@75c q cu; Carrots, 250D
3Oc . sack; Garlic, 3951ac q ID; tomatoes, Esq
lUc y boy.
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POULTRY AND GAME.
PoULTRY-Twoca cars of Eastern go on to- N

PoULTRY-Two cars of Eastern go on to- m or
row.
Turkeys dull and weak at the low prices
Game keeps fairly steady.
Live Turkeys, lMl21ao for Gobblers and ll0
121se Ior Hens; dressed Turkeys l1@14c; Geese
q pair ST. 25@I 50 Ducks, So 5U@D4 so: Hens
S3 50G5; Roosters young. S4GS4 SO p doz; do old
IS 75G4: Fryers. $3 5O@3 rs; Broilers Ss So
for large and So 50@3 for small; Pigeons, ST. 25
Gl so q doz for young and 75c@$l Tor old.
GAME-Ouail, q dozen, $l@l rs; Mallard S3
al q dozen: Canvasback, saga 50: Sprlg S2a
2 5U Teal. 81 50@l 75; Wldgeon. 81 1892; sm ali
Duck, ST. 5G0l rs: Gray Geese 81 5OM3; White
81 25@l 50 d doz: Brant, 81 5C@1 rs; English
Snpe. So; Jack Snipe 81: Har,. 81; Rabbits
81 25@l so for Cottontails and 75c@$1 for small
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov 13-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram: The stock markets
were quiet aud nrm today Americans were.
good, but the close a fraction under best. The
broker who is q bull Americans and whose
financial difficulties were referred to in yesterdays
cal tailed To-day.
to The release of E-50G0 in Japanese money from
the ank OF England. There IS dls:l :lnct Increase
in the amount OF American bills Offered.
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Builders Contracts

Mission Soap and Candle Works (owner s. with
Thomas O'Connor tcontractor). architect SYLVAN
Schnaittacher, all work additions 10 building
known the Soap Factory. on SW corUer OF
Eighteenth and Harrison streets, 1877 by w
1878.
&. II. Rehustrom (owner) with Wiren & Peter
son contractors and arehitects) all work for q
Story frame building J: line OF Vaa Ness ave-
nue., 6S : OF Union, 4 125 by > So
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CALL BOARD SALES.
FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extra3,
Ss 75@4 S5; Bakers extras, 81 50G4 so p Dbl
CORN NEAL, ETC.-Feed corn S12 . ton:
Cracked Corn S23@24 = ton.
MILLsTUFFS-Prces in sacks are as follows,
usual discount TO the trad: Graham Flour, 80
SIS rs: Cornmeal So IS: extra cream do, So:
Oatmeal, So 30; Oat Groats 50; iominy, sS LOG
3 80: Buckwheat Flour SO 25n3 so: Cracked
Wheat, IS 25; Farina 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour,
81 25; Rolled oats lbbs), SIS 7UM5 80; in sacks,
do. N % a luu lbs
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HAY AM FEMDsrUFFs.

Hay is easy and the top figure is not often OBJ
Gained. Bran is in light supply ana firm.
BRAN-Sl6 50@l7 Tor the oess and sl59l5 so
&. ton ior outside brands
MIuDLINGS-$2UG20 so for lower grades and
al 5U@22 80 Is ton for the best
FEEDST STUFFS-Rolled Barley, S2O@2l q ION
OIL CAKE NJ cal at the mill, $50 g tom iobDing $3l
Chopped Feed. Sl5Ml6 y ton; Cocoanut Gaze,
$l7 50: Cottonseed MteI. S29@30 e. ton.
HAY-Nheat, $12@l5 ~ ton: Wheat and Dat,
SllM14; Oat, $lU@l2: Barley. $lU@12; COM
rreased, sI2aI4; Alfalfa $500 50; STOCK $s(gs;
Glover, SS93lU q ton.
hIkA " -3UQ4Qc p bale
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SHIPPING IGENCt,
Arrive I.

Arrivet
SATURDAY, November 12.
Stmr weeott Miller. SO hours from Crescent
City; pass and mdse. to North Pacific . Co; lum-
Ter to d L G Perkins
stmr Geo LOOMS. Bridget 80 hours from Ven
tura: -- bbls OIL, to Union Oil Co. Up river
direct
stmr Greenwood Fagerlund. IA hours from
Greenwood: lumber TO l. f. White Lumber Co.
Stmr WalIa Waa. Wallace, 6334 nours from
Victoria and Puget Sound ports; pass and mdse. to
Gooda Perkins & Co.
Schr Barbara HernSter, Jensen, 1S hours from
Fish Rock; 500 Ties. 500 posts, lt0 eds bark,
to kimbaI
Cleared.
SATURDAY. November l3.
stnir North Fork. Bash. Eureka; Charlie,
stmr Eureka, Parsons san Pedro; aoodan, Per
ns q Co.
stmr state of California, Green. Astoria: Good
il. Perkins & Co.
Br snip Jessomsne Zeal, Liverpool; G W Nc
Near.
Br ship King Edward Fletcher Queens own;
Eppinger d Co.
Brs ship Fairport, Armstrong, Queenstown; G w
McNear.
shlp Eclipse, Peterson, Nanaimo; D Chand-
rr bark canrobert Boiu Cape Town; Balfour
Guthrie & Co.
Sailed.
SATURDAY. November l3.
stmr Coquille River. johnson, Fort Bragg
stnir Crescent City, Stockiie h. Crescent JlsE
Stmr Point Arena. Hansen, MendocIno
Br ship Merioueth. Rowanls. Queen stown.
Ship DaShtng wave, Colby, Tacoma.
Schr Dora Bluhm. Larsen, Grays Har Dor.
Schr Edward Parke Johnson, Astoria
Schr oiante, ErIatt.
Sehr Vine. urns. La LiDertad.
Scnr James A Garfield. Palmgren. Grays Harbor.
Schr Ocean spray, jacobsen, Iversens Landing
TelegraphIc.
POINT LoRos> November 1870 PM-Weatner
foggy; wind w; velocity IL miles
Charters
The Br ship Principality loads whea on the
Columbia River for Europe, 4Os; Br stmr Flint
shire, same voyage, 32s 3D.
The ship Sterling loads coal at Nanaimo for this
port
Domestic Ports.
EUREKA-ArrIved Nov l3-sch Esther Buhne
from Guaymns
TILLAMOoK-Arrived Nov 12-Stmr Truckee
from Yaquina Bay.
sEATTLE-Arrived Nov 13-schr VIM Renton
from san Diego.
PORT GAMBLE-Salled Nov 13--Scht thas <
Falk. Tor AN Pedro.
Arrived Nov 13-Schr Mary E Russ. hence Oct
l3
SAN pEDRo-sailed Nov ls-schr Halcyoa. for
Eureka,
Comet, from San Pedro; bark Kate Davenport,
hence Oct 70: ship Columbia, hence Oct 30.
sailed Nov 13-Br snip Sierra Nevada, for
sANPEDKo-sailed Nov ll-3chr Alice, for
Eureka
EUREKA-Arrived Nov 13-stmr Pomona, hce
Nov Il
IA ToosH-P Nov l2- Br bark wanderer
from Tacoma. TOR Queenstown; stmr Mineoa, hce
Nov 10. for Comox. Nov l3 Bark Fresno. from
Port Gambl-, Tor Honolulu.
fOkr ANGELE--ArrivedN Nov 12-Ship Louis
" alsh h nee Oct "a. for Seattle.
EU hEKA-Arhved Nov l3-Schr Me:ha Nell
SON. from Pedro.
BOWENs LANDING-Arriveo Nov 13-Schr
Newark, hence NOV H.
TATOO>H- Passed Nov 13-S.mr Washtenaw
from Tacoma, tor san Francisco.
GREEN WOOD-ArrIved Nov 13-stmr Aca-
Ear hence Nov l..
DoNDo-sailed Nov l3-schr Lilebonne, for
Gray Harbor.
PORT TOWNSEND-A ARRIVED Nov l3-Schr
Okanogen, hence Nov 3.