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New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
JULY 2S.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. SATURDAY. JULY q. 1891.
Arrived

PORT OF Nf.W-YOfsK SATURDAY, JULY -. 1891
ARRIVED
Steamer Paris. Watkins. Southampton July H. with
mdsc 20 cabin ia s'ecrae- passengers Interns
tional Navigation Company. Arrived at tho Bar at 10
Steamer Pcconic dip MiIs Liverpool July 10 in bai
last to Phelps Brothers Arrived at the Bar n: $40
Queenstown r. win mase Ard 2i, cabin and $50 steer,
steamer chari2s Yt, dutch rc'os Amsterdam July o
S % = & 1Ta"G "a and & 20 .eerse sn Mosr July i
Forget. Arrived at the Ear at IL 80 p
Win mdse passengers to 81 Cebal.os d; co. Ar.
rived at tho Bar at 1890 ,,, a m. ,,..,-,,,.
fuegos 10. ST ago Il ara Nassau - with mdsc and
passengers to ,5 J1mss e ""'a Co. Arrived at the Bar
" steamer ciiy Or Brmlneham gurs Savannah July a.
steamer Roanoke Hllor Norfolk. with mdse and paa-
sengers to old Dominion ss CO.
CLEARED
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II CGer). Hoscmann. yap,e,
Genoa santi1go de cuba ,span, Govi Guantanamo
c,enfn"go, etc"5 n Cebaios & Co. '''''"'"''
steamer seneca. Stevens, Havana and Mexican ports
steamer Dunstan dBD, Jones Barbados. Para Maran
Steamer ocean GDutch. Cassens Amsterdam--C II
%HSsS steamer South Portland, seoley Mobne-Mnster
steamer Philadelphia, Chamber, curacao venez-
uela-Houton Bliss Dallstt.
Steamer II + Dimock. Bearse. Bos,on-II + Dlmoci
Steamer CiW II birmingham Burg sayannah-o ocean
steamer Cottage city Hardns Portland -Horatlo Hail.
steamer Croalan, Chichestcr, Wilmington. G. ana
Cirorgeown : C-Wilam l. clyde & 60.
steamer Leona. wilder. Key West ard Galyeston-C II
Mallory & 60.
steamer Mltteawan. Beynon. Galyeston-T Hogan A.
Sons
Steamer Louisiana. Kerble. New-Orloans- S Allen
steamer Bcnefnctor. Townsend. Philadelphia William
l. CLYDE 4 60.
steamer jamestown. Boa4. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion So 60.
steamer old Dominion, Biaheman. Richmcni-od Do
miniOn
steamer IL Dorado Bakor New -Orlesns-I 7 Van
Sickle.
steam canaib7at Gamma B. II and
10. Ic .ney. Clsveland Gland Stoe Ctnaboat 90
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
MEMS AND BOYS HATS.

MUIT NU"T, I'7dIs
We are doing the straw hat business OF the
town.
MEMS STRAW HATS-In different pro-
portions Of heights and brims. of the yacht
straight brim styles for the younger men. also
the rolling brim and higher crown shapes for
the older men; made of fine grade straws In
the Camden, Cherokee Great Eastern and
Mackinaw flexible braids; are trimmed with
silk bands. full leather sweats'and SILK tips;
snele are @ mats ats. mere ,nao a"a, az '0D ~ 48C
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25

One Of the shortest wills admitted to probate
in the Westchesier County Surrosatcs Court was
presented yesterday. 1t disposed Of real and por-
sonal property in the following words: II leave all
my property to my wife May Towcy. Patrick
Tovev John Lee Thomas Tracy, Witnesses The
tcstafor was a resident OF Bedford.
Supreme Court Justice j. q. Dyknan Is enjoying
his Vacation at the Thousand Islands.
The Board Of Education has decided 10 introduce
next wear a business course of instruction in the
high school including commercial arithmetic,
bookkeeping business method and stenography.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
ANOTHER PRIZE FOR "GCS' ZIMNERUAN

Gus" Zimmerman. the champion rife shot Of this
city who has made many records In France and
Germany in rfe-shooting contests. scored another
big victory yesterday at Strasburg. The New-York
sharps hooters had match there with the crack
inarksmen OF the city, and private cable dispatch
received yesterday announced that Zimmerman car
riei away the first prize. The conditions Of the
match were that each contestant to fire one
shot at the point target. the distance being 0O)
feet ZimmeIman's latest victory caused much re-
jocing among his friends and the sharpshooters in
this city.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
90
SHIRTS.

Main floor. front
A Shirt Sale that wins the "Pennant."
We will place on sale the well-known Pen
nant and Knickerbocker brand Negligee
Shirts. collars and cuffs attached or white
neck bands and detached or attached cuffs;
these goods are the most perfect made in
taSI5o: % wbiIo M ,hev last st 4SC
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
LADIES' SHOE SPECIAL

Main foOr rear
Continuance Of the clearance of Ladies'
Fine Shoes. These Shoes are in all shades ot
russet. tans and chocolates. in lace boots, In
button boots. in Oxfords OF every style. all
sizes, all shapes, all styles all widths; regular
value from $500 to $500; your choice as
nrtce of '''' "' '"e '''' 100
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
NEW-ROCHELLE.

John H. Barmoro. Of New-RocheIe. and other
will leave this week for the Clondyke gold regions
He is q brother-!n-law of r. Nckinlay Power, tn
Russian explorer and former war correspondeH
OF The London Times, who IS also a resident o
this village.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

IernnmIucp. Juy % Sailed. steamer Calico (}elgD
Fisher. nom Rio Janiero for New York
York tand passed Hurst Castle at %
Glasgow. July 3-Saiiei. steamer State Of Nebraska
London. july 2i~Arrlved steamer Mississippi CBr
Cannuna New York.
Hong kong-Aryed mo da0. steamer Lily tNor, Han
sen. New York. via singapore.
Fort said July 2i-Arrived. steamer Iongshps u,r)
MiIlen New York for shanghai
liverpool July ?3-ATiVed. steamer George GrD
zar,i juy = tIa>sed steamer Southwark GIr, nunce
"IT Tr,an FONT Juy 2i.passed steamer Wcsthan dr
Morgan New-Iork for calais.
lirow Head July % Passed. steamer Brooklyn city
Isle Of Wight. July 2l-Iassed, steamer Dephc Bn
sowden New.York. for London. W."
ScIly July - 10 a m-Itssed. steamer Friedrich der
cross Ger, Fiche. New York. FOR Rtemen "
t,herlolrg July - 5:l5 sailed. steamer t,olur,.
ha oierl Vogelgesans from Hamburg tva southamp.
tom, for New York.
Genoa July -. a m-SaHed. steamer Ems Gen
u,rrassvtz for New-iork. '
IiaVre July -. 10 a Sailed. steamer La cham
p.sne tFrl. poiiot for New YORK.
Trinidad July 23-Saied. steamer Schiehallon ,Dr
Rlrharisol. New York.
~ H"iteriam July 22.-saied. steamer American Dutch
Butt. Nrw-Nork. -
Bridges NeN-Noft
Chrisiiaussnd. July .t-Arrvcd steamer Arasonla
pom said July 2l.-Arrycd. steamer 81 Ninian fBr,
lI,vnes New York Cor Alden. Singapore. etc.
Hrow Head. July .t.-bassed. steamers ,'uac ,T,r
Thomas Liverpool for NoW-Yofk. Nomadc tlr) Clarke
Liverpool for NeW-N0rh
soily. July 2LPasred steamers Bretwaida tBr) AK
York Antwerp; st esulus (BrJ. Rich. New-York
Tor Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
aSTOR-M Douglass Mackenzie, OF Chicago.
FIFTH AVENlIE-Sccretary of Sta.a John Sher-
man and e. j. BabcOck. his private secretary; Con-
crcssmau g. g. Odell of Ncwburg and Congrc S.
:n1n ] T. Parkhurst OF Bath. MANHATTAN-
Judge w r Kell, of Omaha. MURRAY HILL
James Baylies United States Army. NORMANDlE
-Ex-Scnator David b HE. OF Albany PARh
AVIZI-E~Y \. Min Corean Minister to the
IInitea States WALDORF-CoYnt Sawa, j. Lai-
tow. Captain r. Funahi Marg r. KIDD. Colonel
Moarata Lieutenant s Kato, Y. famad1, Lieu
tenan,s Tukohashi Mitomi and Asada, Of Japan.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
UNDERWEAR.

Main floor, centre.
Ladies' Imported Swiss Ribbed Vests. in
white and ecru, low neck. with short or no
sleeves. neatly trimmed and we'll fin -
ished regularly sold at SOC. now. ioS
1000 odd pieces Of Mems tan and gray
French Balbriggan Underwear regu- oe
larly sold at CSC. now............ ~oS
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25

nonion and v-1lkcd nuic;Iy down the aisle and cut
OF the church. Warszawiak said yesterday that
Immediately after her chd's birth his wife asked
to see the dead infant When II was taken to her
she looked at it for q moment and then said. My
daughter was mCrderod.'
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
CHILDRENS SHOES.

Main fIoOr, roar
We have just made a very important pur-
chase Of nearly 5000 pairs OF Misses and
Chdren's Russet Goat and Tan Kid Button
and Lace Shoes. There Is not a shoe In the
lot worth less than Sl.5O. but we will close
them TO you at these prices:
Your choice of Misses Shoes. ......... o5c
Your choice of Children's Shoes .Jc
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 20 Sunset 90 rises O:i5 Moons %
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
AM-S7ndy Hook 4:I7 Gov Islani i.5i Hell Gate Gi7
PM-Saady Hook 43I Gov I"laHd 5:o9 Hell Gate 1902
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
LEATHER GOODS.

NIdIU IIUUT,
Our stock OF Ladies' Fine Leather Belts.
that were formerly 63c.. ioc. and Sl.0o. in
Real Seal, Morocco. Levant and Alligator.
plated harness or covered buckle: we have
them in black. white. brown, tan, red green,
cadet blue and other shades Your ASc
Brown Canvas Telescope Cases. leather
bound. with protected corners, heavy straps.
riveted leather handle,
20 in. l.SO 22 in. LIS
Genuine Sheepskin Club Bag. leather
stitched handle. nickel-plated lock OQc
and catches. lS in .................. wv
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
MEMS
KEEP-COOL CLOTHING.


Mems shrunk all-lnen Canadian Crash
Suits. coat vest and long trousers. well tall
ored and good fitting. The regular soD
suits (sizes 81 TO 40 are yours here ox-
Mems Blue Serge Coats. come single and
double breasted in high grade English
Serges. are tailored with all seams double
sewed and serged. and all vital points are
properly stayed This grade is offered By
some clothing houses as low as o-e
$40. We price them for.......... ~'|"
Mems Crash Bike Suits on-shrnkable.
all-linen crash OF Belgium mills make, coat
and bloomer trousers. have tapped pockets
and all the fxings; $500 the regu-
Mems Office Coats again; colored Cham
brays. black and white Sateens and blue
mixed Demisks; 15c. grade go A..
Mems Crash Bicycle Pants. made ~
strong Canadian all-lnen crash reinforced
seats and tapped pockets. These would be
considered cheap at SL2o. We 20.
price them special for .............. ~
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
SCREENS.

Your choice OF any Screen Door In the
house. regardless Of style or quality; these
arc all hardwood. OF beautiful designs: al
wavs sold at S175. $500 and $3.50; m
we will close them out at .......... law
Your choice OF any Window Screen in the
house. some are hardwood. and all are adjust
able and well made: we VIII close sn
them out at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AO$
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
MONDAY, JULY @6,
TUESDAY, JULY %.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TUESDAY. JULY 81.
Vesssi Line From. Mails close NegsA sails.
Lain Ererer y g IIOyd 700 1900 a NJ
Iroqucis Charleston. clyde. 300
WEDNESDAY. JULY 2S
pp,is Southa anton American. 200 1000 Il m
Rritarnlc Liverpool. WHIT" Star..... 300 m Il OO
Noordlanl Antwerp. Red Star...... 1000 III 12:0
Corcho Havana, y. Y. n Cuba....... Loo NJ 300
Pretoria - Tnoras. gIe-c.......... 100 300 m
Alamo Galveston Mallor" ............ 300
El Paso New orleans. Morgan...... 300
THURSDAY. JULY 90.
Normannia. Hamburg. Hamb-Amer.. 700 m 1000 a m
Eocnigin Iuise. Ereuien y q Lloyd. 1900
Niagara Nassau. y a cuba. 100 m 300
Orin0co, St Thomas, Quebec. 100 N 300
FRIDAY. JULY 20
IIabana, Havana. Spanish II 90 100 NJ
Finance Colon, Panama 100 ECO
Semrole Charleston. clyde 500
Colorado, brunswick. MallorJ 300
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
Announcements.
Z. & ". Pocantico. Nakodas F. & w.
Both effects in high banded collars.
Announcements.

Henry a. Daniels, VI. D.,
- West S9ih
Irnparnents Of the Nervous system and all important
cases Hours { l. = To s
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
Fl FL1NTs FiNE FURNIrURB
REDUCTIONS.

Fall SAYS. I'm coming. prepare! -
and the message makes us determine
that every leftover bit OF Summer fur
nishings shall speedily leave our floors
Therefore, exceptional reductions.
Furniture oddities and comforts. bam-
boo. reed, rush grass-cloth, in fascinating
shapes. ready to turn rooms and veran-
das into Arcadiar retreats. Cushions
(sill,, cotton, grass dainty as flowers,
LIGHT as thistla.down. Cool draperies-
and every piece marked below factory
prices. 80.
Wherever you are summerlng, it will
pay YOU to journey downward for a day
and
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
This is also the Second Week
of Our Grand Clearance of
GOODS

Prices in every line Reliable Hot Weather Merchandise MUCH
OWED than thew have been this LOWER
.,,r Won can nd theme elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25

ship Alexander Gibson. Colley Yoiohama-w II Grace
Z.
Bark Arara. tNor). Reincrtsen Kodins-I'enham &
Bpycsen
SAILED.
Steamers Christine DAM ldderyalla Salerno GerD.
Pcrnambuco and Rio Janero. AdUa (Nor). Sanchez Ed
win tIyr baltimore Wesmeath Oin, Dept0rd etc. Tur
quose dr Cork etc. Colorado O}ri. Hull; Romus Ger.
Singapore etc: Mobile (Ilr London La Gascogne Frl.
Hothain Newton tBp. Antwerp: Alta d}. Kingston. etc:
Aurania rD Liverpool. Circassia dlr. Glasgow, Hol
stein Gerl. GonaiY.s. etc: Garnet Wolseey O}r,.
Queenstown Philadelphia curacao and Nenczuea Seneca
Havana, etc Kaiser WI!hem II Gcr, Naples etc Gate
titv. savannah. Iona. Key West and Galveston; FL
dorado orleans. PatIia Geu. Hamburg. Louisiana.
Orleans, Thing; ALA DAM Copenhagen BeneacOr.
Philadelphia. Iatteawan. Galveston; Alsenborn, Balti
more South Portland Mobile: jamestown Norfolk and
Newport News; Old Dominion. Richmond Santiago de
Cuta tSpaal. Cen'uegos ETC. Burgundia tFr Marsees:
Dunsan fD barbados. Para etc, ships Celeste Burrill
~ Mn LlnlIrne. IlesInmnnn Anler.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-25
TRIMMINGS.

Colored and black Passementeries. -,
former prices Toe. to 81 - yard. sold "a
Colored silk and beaded Headings.
regularly Toe. yard now sold yd.
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MiRsNt NEsN

SAN FRANCISCO Dsc. s3-Arvived-
S{r cay of lfut 9it. from N1-,~r5a- China.
from NaUgk nu& Yokohama and Honolulu.
~rhr ga from f&naMa- ga J.. J. fistch-
rock. fresa Ne" forh stijetl ST. Afcats.
far t't-o~ haS s<sg f-arhfEsbl{FE for O.
state cf 'ai5f9 ls. for Astoria. $50 ken
NuNt mofF -. - dg$ SoHtn. 50 " = lSa h
cpcS from Baltimore Tor Honolulu per SIR
Australia. December ~. 2.a gp{!es from san
1rk tyE san tt@A.--ep. DE-. NJ =. deg,
8oTjb - deg west. iEr SD r. snlere hence
AH@-szs y t5- Hu5l, i'-..a3E~F 5 ,lfs
north - deg. wtSc. der aS PaAi iseuberg
a,Irs August T. fvF 4u"eN own.
TATtH1SH. De-, = Pass 3 5u--Sa &. r
~ssEuk.
ASTORIA. ps- ARRIVED Rr str
lombard from Yokohama kr str Tecnhai
truRf fuk aha-ra.
Z. f. Ei5Het tron san Francisco *
Fresno from EaTt Camille. bk \ W Sn{ses
fTau >e@ York, L. :, : Remington from
Ho&GNoNG Ber. -ssHsd-Br str
BvassaeT. fer Fuse- sound SAILED. Deem
osr =. Br stv tmprvSs % Japan. Tor Van
PORT TOWNSEND. pe> 1s.~Arrive4 -
Rk,u %31lta X. Igame. 20 Load hlrnrer an
Tacoma for San P"tsru. $50 e.. = Sargent
- ioa0 c8a} a. Departure nav Tar G.w
Francisco. Sk4is5~tsr 0k f-lge vstz
sa3moa from S,eysst5n fos England *
Fs-ltl~a. WsEh sUHrse Fzuu tsss.,fE{s tsss,. s.,g
Ugaosp - ~ InViuc.aie Win lamhsr frdxr,
Diakf}eg ToT san Francisco: ok kste
Davenport with sun}Asr from B1Axeg@.v sAr
san Francisco. =chr okanogan. witn lura-
er~ fFeE8 Gamble for san k'raucsse7,. Il
Francisco, TX T!aal WAv. win la.as.er
Eresn Tacoma for san pearA
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record yesterday ten a.eas. agrresatlns

record yesterday ten deeds. aggresatins
III iissA Following = the list:
Mary l. Clots~h ansf husband wiiiia n
n. 20 HAIRY krutZ. " e by 10 Il % :.
1iocs = y Z. Ieaayss seesnsi add 20 Norm
seattle. Iesesnher sia
-oSsnn ara Jennie RGfesse-han. EeEer
o4son. Ellie FriSSst@ y =, Smith. II v
sh1 Marzsrst j. Acn1az15 ard AilwanAee
aiming sns Investment Company "a Ctat-
saeo Mining tom asy EossSa- Emerald:
ais1hoss resfaS as 4 Washington -nis-.1S sEad
Ins tTa~8S kssl1Cis fEss1C1 and tlz1l'&-o
nsiii sites al n Money creek district, octo-
leI - u ts#ssss Ia 50 nsfas sfcrS
fetef ts4sesa 30 g sEca-o aisasE2 1a:zsTstt1F-
.Anacenda mine. sioneF creek district, o'e-
sheriff % safarn ". HYATT. I1t and n1s
lot ]. bsaek =. n. T Tenns-S sh2r1 add 20
NORTH Se@stls, fsc.cds: SasS7sa
Ab~nm u. f3yAtt 70 Henry Ruhlensser.
81 SD y All = AlEk - - r keeEsny :
q. =. 81 .ss 30
Francs E Smith 20 NV Enslsnd Land
company. lot =, hl7rs ~ Csiinasn's ,tsid,
IeGe1scer IS. T. g. $3.50
James Thompson a. TX. 30 Charles w.
Jaes,bS NV g sec -. II 3. ;, - ACRES. De-
T-hs Lake View Cemetery Association 20
1Seeita u 14&lsSe1 ~ los - Lake : ew
GENE tST} Z gemAeE e SIS
hsnest HavEe 81 nix 20 ~. J. as.d l.s;e
IIAsea4l- 4eiS ard Sc ae zee II =
Ni'l'ara FARE - Maria &c leg Its
= a1s = Eicek - G+ls1;u "a AID 1e-
czmhfE = sltA
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec. a3.-Apparently the
principal reason for the hrmnesss with
which wheat opened was the strength
shown by Liverpool in the face OF the
decline here yesterday, which WAS due
it was claimed. TO apprehension over the
European outlook. The market showed
started NJ 9sssasss3c. AS compared win
yesterdays closing price of 9-3s i;;tic 4
demand SGT In which. with a decided
scarcity OF offerings. caused an advance
which carried the price up 70 a32. fias9sc in
very short time. 1t reacted soneN hat
after that, but by II O'clock haa again al
vancsd. this time Ia sac. During the sa-
vance the Letter buyers wtre on both
sides or the market bat presumably
bought considerably more than they sold
New York soon after The start reported
that foreigners were good hlyers of l4s-
cember wheat in Thar market and the in1-
preston prevailed that the beginning had
been reached Of another lenEthe ned period
OF export buying setch as raised prices in
30 great hurry last fall Further
strength was impaired hy the FeporG IN
question. The continental markets were
a. 4 rule. steady. THE recsn4tz.r deaf vyes
rot seriously disturbed hy the selling 81 4
fSw small iois for account az elevator con
Germs. During the last hours trading
offerings hesaDe mere {bCrai resulting "a
. decline Ia May 10 aSNc. That was she
price az the rlose.
Corn VAS fairly active ana ~ the close
was strong, closing a shade higher
closing with a S4tp ~ iast&SC
Provisions wer" trm ana bseber The
CLOSE was steady, With Nav rark &c
hirher. May lard unchanged ana May rms
unchanged.
Liv. stock
Cattie~~Besf steers sold or basis ot
81 1s1sa for the poorest u s. sast5 ~ fer
Foed 20 prime shipping and export cattle.
bulls. s. g4AiAs ana tarcy ipseve~ were quot
chile ct 8 sfsr5 S. SFockcrs aad feeders
were moderately active at x1asa4 y. and
mixers snd spytugers were In fair demand
at tae recent decline in prices There
was a saoe lTauiry TOR fat COWS ana
hssserS NJ strong pTicys. aaa canning lots
I%5A sna h,iogTass sod 1t SSksz3
Calves were active ard unchanged
Hogs &eid 3avSs}v At s155i~sgs g. tA4
casTsest packers ssitlns n Ss-259ESas ard
ths eaotcssT hogs at 81 agag1 n
Sheep were ia demand Al s. 0e52 - for
fntsrtor 10 common f9ecks uu Zee 81 fgss9s x
Ter prime io1s, wtth sales largely AZ g. -s5s
- Expcrters were isghs buyers -
heavy sheep around $50 = Lambs wa~e
m soes demand a ststt 70 far common ar
o. s,NAfAIS Far chctce aaeAs
Mea a.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat December 97'sc. May 9sNe
Cora December 9sl4c. NaN e.t4-
ozss- December. %si4o. Msv. s1~
park-~tNeer rzab%r s. -. Nav s.
I.arSt~T eessas~v. s4tc: Mag. s4-
EsAz-pecenber. st#a, NJ sEs5
sssSasc, No. spring. Ss#sNs N e sp-tr-
~aasc. Na, : hsra w}ager sa4stc. Ne ;
Nstsse. Ne new spring SEIZE
Canine . es2sc, Ne 8 zsf4e
os's~So &sssZSsse; No. ; =i4ess.c
RsrAsy-@ go.
Hse~tssc
r1sx-s sEa&
f,TothsN-sE
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t-4Essr. k&ft. SQJtaESa coast LANES. sWsr.
San Joaquin lambs 5ase. Northern laneS.
qusn plains. 7Easc. Humboldt and Mendo-
eirc. tses isl.
Hops-0ld crop nominal; new. f06siic.
Provisions. Fruits. Etc
Nidaangs- s1sgsass - per tom
Hsy-Wheat. si-.5s4I ia.ae. wheat and
CATS. sif-5sfIssa. oats. sis-5sf r., best
harley st4sGi2 alfalfa. ss.sSIt9. cloSe-. 3. -
kafs: stocks. SSsilA; compressed wheat. 81
GA; straw. per bale. ssl isAc-
Vegetables Potatoes Early Rose. 5f1fssc
per GENITAL. Ffxer Eurbaaks 5sess'c per cen
BureauaS. 7S9tsse PER csntass MeTt'sft
sweets. 7sssFSnc PER GENITAL; Gsrs goG Bar
hanks ss4Y75c per GENITAL. grEen pas. S1.lgc
per IN: string beans. l1dlte per III; to-
matees. sssgssc per tox, egs plant. I5c.
Frrsllt--t'haIce spnlzz. SifL~' per oex:
common. 9ss97se; crsnos rries- $685.;
gyapss. ordinary. 9sst5aAc per b0x. pears.
Bartlett. 15s.@4sl. oranges naveis. 81 sssTz:.
Mexican Iin.es. yepack s2fgs, cannon
California lemons sarsts1 -. ;.-osee Cali
fornia lenvcns s. aaa2 bananas. siG9 per
buneh: plneapplss. SPA per dozen.
Butter-Fency creamery, Sc: 10 sec
onsis. 314l1sc. fancy dairv- -ssts9c: % sec
ends. z741sc.
Cheese New. uai2c: OF laTliIc- cali
fcrnia cream chefdar 1.1a1ae. Young
American. IL. FSt2c: Eastern. i2saitc.
Eggs-s'ore 2iaa7e. fancy rsnch, ss6753c:
Eastern 1ssf ssg.
PoaI.rv-Tsirkey goahlsrs. 1skaI3e: turkey
hens. ~, Sc: el9 ROSTERS So ssest; Young
roossers s. sc small hra!@ss. 1fs5S.;a !;
s. 5aET5 cid awcss s. afs5; young ducks,
ss.5fsa55: geese. sl.2sslI.75 pr pair; r9elings.
s. eel cd pigeons. 81: young pigeons.
S.E9I50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
0ntwitiing n sultan.
Tid-Bits.

Ttd-Sits.
\ sultan once offered a golden ball for
lying. Many lied 20 him, but The sultan
replied that he could himself lie better
Finally an aged ,nan from Angora ap-
peaved before him with a large jar on his
shoulder. Your father ne said. Dor
rowed a jar like this fun OF gold from my
father. and ne said that You would repay
the gold 10 his SON.
Impossible" said the sultan.
IF the story be true replied the pill
grim, pay your fathers debt: if impos-
sihle. have won the golden ball"
The sultan At once awarded him the
prizs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
Eggs are weak
Jobbing Quotations.



Sugar 0ohbsng1-Golden Co 81 bais, per
-. &c: extra -, IN Dhis, per 10. s7se,
dry granulats1 In hais. per -, 5-se; ctDe.
&c: powdered. si4c. SPOT cash pricFs,
A59: Novelty 4, $50: canfoTnis brands.
ns5: Gold Drop tf4e; Tyee. 81 "; DICK
wheat. per hbl. ,s.se. per cwg, ta-I5a ! gr4-
ham. per hbl ss e is.l O. saek a., ga IsF
ESQ per eHt. rye rneal per ha!, 49, -ps TI
cwr E.k: rolled oats. psf Dbl. esit9.-g.
ewt. t2F: faxed wheat. $50 per case;
whole wheat ssossr. per cwt. So: pearl
barley. Iee-Ia sacks. t.: gs-ib boxes. tic:
spii, peas. per ioo-Ii, sack =; GLIB h: .. :,
&c; corn meal. yellow los, 81 ssi; 90 si.3s:
hbls. 81. kegs teE
coffse 0obtange-Green- Mocha, per ID
+. choice per IL pc Ron fess-~A rfeEckle's.
IN is-ls s s per cwt aie,; SIP mi s s5i *
Alden. Mocha. s7izc. caracoIa. &c; Qua
temais &c: ground coffee lsA9sc; Lion.
los. siI.s5: sss slf7s: 9ss, ai-S.
Meats. Prosisioa~ and Fish
Fresh Meats (iobSingl-Cow beef 56fSiAc:
steer beef 5s4ffsc per 10: mutton, &c per
10: pork &c per IL. veal. e. per To-
Provisions -fjobhlng1 Hams, large. lie;
hams. small. III; breakfast bacon lie;
Fresh Fish iiobbinr) safe;
salmon. slSc; salmon trout, se; Founders.
arE4fse sottN. SfT rock COL Ht3Ek bds..
sc: perch. sizu4e: mountain trout l2l4ai5c;
shrsnlps, 19c.
Halter. Cheese. Eegs and Poultry.
Bi,ter-Ranch. f5Fftsc: fancy dairy. in
squarss. 1920; Washington creameries'
Cheese ftoabn2b-Natise Washington.
1Vaf2lzc; New York. i2tzni3e.
Eggs Gohbngl-Storage. Eastern. 1sMi3c.
frssh Eastern. &c. strictly fresh ranch.
Poultry~Dressed chickens. nikc: tur-
keys. dressed. fss per ib; ducks. s. 5oeA per
Vegetables md Fruit.
Potatoes dobbing)-New potatoes. slodi4
Vegetables Gobhing)- Onions. Silver
skins. s2A2.0 per 100 lbs; beefs. Soc per
sack: cabbage, &C per ID: carrots. 300 aoc;
dollhouse lettuce 4oc per dog: tomatoes.
dollhouse. 25c per III: Sacramento sweet po-
tatoes. Hcdsn per 100 lbs; MERGED sweets.
Green Fruits oohbing)- Oranges. seed
linss 5000 q: naveis, s3.n1ef3 q: lemons.
fancy California. 81: selects, t2Gi2. 20: fancy
apples. HOLES: choice apples. s5Naoc; COM
mon apples. 25aisac: bananas. s2n2.75: Cali
I l, - Esrapes eaes:Sc per crate; cranber-
Dc4Sl per box.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Uobbing,-puget sound per ton.
s s,. E si;ss,I Washington timothy. 4 alt-
Oats 0obhing)-s,o
Barley stobbins,-Rclled or ground. per
corn-Whoie. So: cracked. so: feed meal.
per ton. w: bran. SIS: shorts. ST.
TACOMA WHEAT AauLrr