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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
Notice to Creditors.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
IN or demands against the estate Of
louis Crcdc, decca ID, q C notified to
render in same u,dc" oath on or before
the 3lst day of d cenbcr, 1893. to the
undersigned or his e.. )rney, Lambert
w. Jones.
EDUARD SCHOLTX,
Administrator Of the personal estate
of Louis Crede, deceased.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
Your Best Interests

win be served by making sure of
health. 1t will be u loss Of time and
money to be stricken With serious III
ness. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla and
purify your blood. In this way all germs
of disease will be expelled, sickness
and suffering will be avoided, and your
health will be preserved. Isn't this a
wise course?
HOODS PILLS are the only pills to
take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Price
25 cents.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
NJ 1RRIED.

December II, 1893, by Rev. Nj. w,
Rankin, at the residence Of tho BRIDES
father, Mr.. 1. Nc. Smith, Mr.. Chas.
d. Whitman, of Spartanburg, and Miss
Nettie Lee Smith, of Nowberry County.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
Ghe Aerala anil SSNelpa.
Buoklen's Arnica salv..

The best Salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, Tett.r, Chapr.d Hands
thiihlalna, C"rns, and all Skin Erup
tians, and p"aitiveiy cures Piles, or no
pHy. required. 1t Is guaranteed to give
nnrte"t Satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per hox. For sale by
tSnh.rtson IL Glider and w. T.. Pelham
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
Holiday Special !

Good for 10 days, ending Decem-
Der 3lst, 1893, at the Elite Photo
Gallery:
l dozen nico Photographs for SOC.
! dozen nice Photographs for 30c.
Gallery over Scholtz' Jewelry Sto: O.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
TOWN TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that on and after January 10th,
1899, executions will be issued against
delinquent taxpayers for town taxes.
BY order of Town Council.
G. n. BOWMAN,
&. & ~ II. c.
December %. 1898.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

Programme for Tescl,ers' Association, Jan
.l...... 7, 1900.
Arithmetic w. il. Wallace.
Geog apply and History Taught To.
gether-S. M. MOnts.
Pestalozzt- Prof. G.. b. Cromer.
Query Box.
Meeting II o'clock toll.
~. II. A.. Abrams, Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

Jameson has IL Christmas present
for every customer in cut prices. Suits
$l6.50 now $l2.25; 81 so now $S.I5. t&itt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

If you want to buy nice substantial
Christmas Presents that your friends
will appreciate go to A. G.. jones' Cash
Store. t&f If
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

,s3{New Satins in all the pretty evening
ades for party dressing or wedding
occasions ut 35c and SOC at
st&f If A. G.. Jones.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

Macl1intoshes, Overcoats and Cloth
ang going ut 25 to 35 per cent reduction
it S. j. Wootcn. ct
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
EstrRypti Cow.

A red cow with horns has estrayed
from my premises. Information as to
her whereabouts wanted.
49,. f.. CABANISS,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

New Ties. new Handkerchicfs, new
gems for the Christmas trade at
t&f tt n. G.. Jones.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
Cotton Market.

Corrected by J. w. Gary g. Co.
Middling ............................
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

Ieigler Bros. Fine Shoes for Ladies
in Blacks and Tuns both in Butt. and
Balls, $3.50, now 500
t&f. If. At JamicSOn'S.
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TO Cure "a Cold 10 Ono Night

Take Van Lear's Cold Capsules for La
Grippe, Coughs and Colds; II doses rs
cents ut all druggists. Guaranteed to
cure or money refunded. t&f6m
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
AT COPELAND Bros

You will find the Best
Goods sold at lower prices
than inferior goods are sold
for at other places.
The hes, is always the chcapcst-es-
pecia!ly il you can hny the Best as
cheap M we sell it. We keep good
stock, carefully selected, Of Dry Goods,
Dress & md4, Clothing, Shoes, Hate,
Pants, \ p,iona, Orrlconts Embroidery,
| l.acrs, ltlbhons, Gloves, IIandkerchiefs,
! Hosiery, Umhrcllus Macintosh Coats,
etc.
WE SELL THEM THIS WAY:
& 'od Calico, &c. Best Calico, &c.
rs Inch : IL lslnud SIC.
~ inch Heavy Shrting, sc.
q Oh Drilling, lc.
81 Inch Heavy Drille. &c.
y good 9"Z All wnnl Jeans, lG&c.
Go B"v'- Suits - aud up.
| Mems $5 Suits t'n'hcs for $3.50.
Mn's $3.50 Suits for IL SO.
Mems SO suits f,r S1.5O.
Heavy Brogans from Soc to 81 25.
fhi dr"u's ~h""9 from soc. To ). uOpr.
~ Inrh Wool liIing Dress Goods lO".
10 " zoe.
~ Inch Black Figu ell MoEair Dr.' s
Goods, 25c.
Is lnrn ali W Ol Henrietta, sc.
- q I'"di"s' Fine pr"s' Sho. 8 $l.75.
s. 90 $l.c5.
81 50 $l.l5.
$50 Mems " g " 32.75.
s%03 " =" " 8" $3.50.
CAFES! EAl ES!!
We have them A. amy price from SOC.
/, $iO.C0.
I ndy made shifts. ry nice and
cheap from $l.00 t. SIS 90, according to
quality.
G ma to us and wc will prove any
thlng We advertise.
Copeland Bros.,
Nj i'm St"rct, Nrwl cry, $. @.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

Winter Tourists Rates via South rn Rail
nv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-14
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.


V
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G. H. E.
aone Colorado; NJ Moodstie Foye
tons
ters the
Kingdom
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romth
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by John Wwona
the United KINGDOM HAVE Dukrk
Bay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-14
VESSELS BOUND IN.

with sas sf as5sa ha s s % Dd
sH R Mss: EN- Fl s s: 'F sa ss5s 1sF F September
A sh ses s @ iSs a30a vsr
As s sd af; iSS
An chr @ @ S s s ana ana sa ps.
Ger & g tons I S Sn
Ansa est6s ah Ffenas YaRsTso BIsFy
B BGhaa War B 81 Pons S ses5as ana ~
s sRs p a259 @ s" l4 ST.
eS@ rG Jones s.
G semi; r + 8 ,S8: s Fses .sss
elfs Of eai1snes INNINGS Cemho 49,
S,Ta b sn 1a FG At 81 - @ y. a3S January
Clan Clan & g p4son Mpona ST. Antwsrp
Sa 5as: + : IS FfS .
Porter nr a 50 o 1on haiaesa Tn 0sa Roads
c615 rh saP "A soh
@ a. sa. s1 Y E 4 s R Alaska February
Sc F pas san Tsei0 r RaEsy March
B by sS S B. D 81 tons : Fem" rn 6s5SSsr
bSa fln %ss B9 ok saaasha
Evan Ksl haq AH . 81 = = s ss6.
: ii So. f9ssa E@:s 99 9 A Fs R. i
EiRen RSdsr Am = lS7 tons san F5aP5,eq S1aaln9
Flaas s sasa 81 < q $50 sas '.s:
F a5ss E ,sP@ ss
faSTS f siH ' - A
Geneva brig g .5c 1s Tahiti ,5 TaooF2 3;,,
GsSe1n Kerr 81 ST. February
ory ne Xa9s an 6e 3 tons New FORK seattle assk1 Nov 3,
10; tons; Asainwsa fsss sound = g.
iloyrood Roai
h. II wight seattle
iiss4nes Oven - sosad - ~, ~
iHaisaa TsnT An 49,
Jubilee s cA Il . %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-14

ja a WWRssn Hssna MSsas oss is
k Tlssiassr An
@ PfssRk r si ISL toms sssssr1s
s;okkoboye hr s. tons Fort tissora Gamble
Loser hn h August Il
H 4 i toms toms i Livelihood S sa a
s. an s r isa 'Qas sn san R Rs E E
"a oYs sag sndso
MaTy Z 1 hughes IA Am Seattle and Alaska
MAJ sullivan Francisco Copper
Msn , fgss B IS US vrpeSl victoria end asss
N s,Tsss MeAlsp
Esgg An tons Seattle nd
Enaaa r 0s sa Am san r tons Boston Seattle MSss"
S SEdhws' dnnd ektn olympia Is
tons Santa Rosaia PUGET snso SOUND ~ H.
@ r k Is ,S sa sna1s vn s January
@ R santa osas Royal Reads February " "0''~
M @ ~ toms i HsS ruf sssrs a
pornd pe aT Am f SKIN s ,1p New p 99 sssss and
ochs9ep nsn T h tf is Hs antOsta PSse Sound
s sS1sss kdston Am go
oHs San n als l Ssns sGnna March
Spartan sr Polite; Am sh I
Stoweh Sherman
sesy. tons. Sss s'' ssa a an
st sfs Andersen Am sh Las Franseo Nanamo March
lamar T , Ersss 81 81 eos
81 % % ene Haven Seattle Novemb.-.
othe wilson Am s cn sn Pahc ssssf oSser
TIn Hi. Hall B 81 ss7 tons sapo T,eSma Desmser ~ ~ -
ThOs R hazard anderson Paaegha
. 5 British Columbia.
T T sSk Am ss i ons P gs san Frnco Fsy
buay4
Willie u@e Brown @ bfn toms Sam Psa s Sassy March
William Roeh Lancaster Am h 1s@ tons San Francisco
Man @ ~ s & :"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-14

Catlears range from IL TO points lowe
and Braziii2nS points Chinese ana
japanese show substantial decreases
while Portuguese and Turkish are leading
the European markets.
Americans have lost heavily, mainly on
Wall street selling. Louisville * Nash
vile shares fell 81. points; Union Pacific
seconds. ) points: Chicago. Minneapolis *
ST. Paul. points; Erie firsts. -; North
ern Pacific preferred. q. Union Pacific
ga. Santa Fse Adjustment 81. New York
Central * Hudson River. ga. Illinois Cen
traI 3: Missouri Kansas 81 Texas seconds
3; Wabash Income. ), Denver Rio
Graade preferred, -. Canadian railway
shares suffered come decreases ard Ar
gentina and Mexico went from TO sle
points lower.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Narnh Ia-Canadian Pacific
SIS: Grand Trunk. iess: Mexican Central
81. Bar silver. q 3-lSd. Money. 3 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills and three-months bills was SIS
per cent
Berlin Bourse.
BERLIN March i2.-International secu-
rifles on the bourse today We're quiet. Bank
shares and industrial securities were Arm,
and then weakened on realizing. Ameri-
can securities were weak in response TO
the London market.
Textile Fabrics.
MANCHESTER, March i3.-The market
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FOREIGN MARK ETs
Financial.

NEW YORK. March le-The Evening
Posts London financial Cabltgram says:
The stock markets here were dull and
depressed today on finance and politics.
more particularly She Cuban question but
the close was a fraction above the worst
on feeble rally from Paris. owing 20 the
recovery in Brazils on Rothschilds' buying
Spanish securities were fat. The rsport
that the next coupon Of the interior debt
was 70 Oe paid in peseJas Is oficially con-
tradlcted All ttr same spanish finance
IS IN desperate situation America = :
were fat in the New YORK lead. There was
practically no recovery. The Increasing
premium charged p. the Bank Of France
Tor gold here resulted IN more Withdrawals
from The Bank CO England today. More
American bills are offered % arrive than
s0r some tine. The brokers usually
quote 5. The bank IS now doing a large
business. TIE discount rate in the oper
ln SvaniSh bonds after business hours
LONDON March i3,-The money market
mas tghteue1 considerably ana an ad-
Nanc@ IA the bank rate - mootad The
Au@F.ca demand FOR gold has exceeded
al expectation. and IN addition 20 al the
bar gold, about t4gi 90 IS a.a s09) IN ia
nsness Ven. was bought for New York
THIS, WITH the withdrawal of eagles. has
induced t3e Bank 81 England % raise the
price - japanese, French and German
gold coins 10 IS 81 Per ounce.
TIE s-ocS exchange Is unsettled S-tfle-
n9e1t was Only gotten oFer with consider
able assistance for the lame ducks e.
~A.c2. coupled with the political uncer-
ta.nty- keeps t5e market very nervous.
TAe sharp advance ~ Madrid exchange =
collapse IN Spain. unless Pans assists her
Tss situation IA Brazil 3 also making hold
ers very uncomfortable Forelsners ger.
sf.lx ere depressed AzEsltlRA anA
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HOTEL AHRIN AIS.

THE RAINIER-GRAND-
J. D. Cuthbert. San Francisco
W. E. Meagher. St. Paul.
c. r. Clifford and wife. Grand Forks.
G. IL olmstead. St. Paul
Miss Fleming. Kalamazoo:
A Brown and wife. San Francisco.
J. c. Russell. Burlington. Ia.
II. Harding. 81 Louis Louis. ~
J. l.. Leary Buffalo.
Fl. II. Davey. syracuse. y. I.
A. d. Woodruff New York.
r. A. White, Everett.
A. j Westland. Everett.
J. r Koran. Everett.
Stuart A Taylor, Everett.
c. b. Joseph. Seattle.
VI. W. Lusky. San Francisco
II. Andrew. San Francisco.
Mrs j. PoSner. Denver.
C;eorFe r. Montandon. Everett.
Miss ]. Marshall Mount Vernon.
4. P. c ca rta:,Saae. Ns 60 aa[s
y. l. Coins. Chicago
THE DILLER-
I. johnson. Saohomtsh.
+. r. Drake. Fair haven
Henry Fairchiid. Lynn, Mass.
A j. Murphy. sutton:
Mrs. A j. Murphy. Sultan.
c. j. SHAW Butte. Noat
s y Bennett. Butte. Mont
William Lauoack Port TOwnseaa.
Mrs. II E Tucker. Hartford.
d NcEaChersn. Stan@ood.
IL J Vessel StanWOod.
X - Mcdonald. 81. Paul.
Isaac Dunlap. LaConner.
Mrs Dunlap. LaConner.
Erred Render St Louis.
George T. Christensen. ST. Louis.
4 J. Ellis st. Louis
II. Galbert. Philadelphia.
Ceorxe Faliencer, Philadelphia.
NJ W. Mrlengan. Minneapolis.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
4 hfcagO.

CHICAGO. March 12-There was the
usual Saturday lack OF supplies In the
cattle pens and the market in consequences
was largely a nominal enc. The few cat
tie offered We're sold at prices unchanged
from yesterday.
Prices OF hogs were practically the same
as yesterday, the supply being very light
The extreme range was g.. 7o94 20. the bulk
of sales being at s.. ssff4.i0.
The greater part Of the sheep and lambs
which arrived here today did not come on
the market. being consigned 10 local
slaughterers. Prices were steady at s31
SO for sheep. s4.5Gq5 for yearhngs and
81 25a550 FOR lambs.
Receipts-Cattie. go: hogs. 1900; sheep,
5000.
Omaha.
OMAHA. March 12-Cattle-Market
strong: i.loa head: native beef steers So 50
as. Western steers. ss.e0Gl4 90; cows and
helfsFs s9-l01435. stockers and feeders
S,.584se; calves, Aa6.50; bull and stays,
s. SaQsSo
Hogs-Receipts, 4eoo; market &c lower.
heavy. Ss56jS.s5. light. $3.0Q5.So: bulk of
sales. s315
sheep Receipts 500 market. steady:
fair 10 choice natives s.. 75a475: fair 10
choice Westerns. s. 50qi50. common and
stock sheep. S9S.so; lambs, 81 1850.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-14
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to Post-1ntelligencer.
TATOOSH, March IA p. m.-Bar-
ometer, 1890: cloudy: wind northwest, II
miles. Passed out-A steamer. $40 a. m.
a steamer. li0 a. m. four-masted
schooner in tow of the Rescue. Passed
ina steamer $50 a. m. ship In tow
of Tyee p. m: steamer Washtenaw. $3.50
D. m.
NEAH BAY. March 13.-4 p. m.-Cloudy,
calm.
CLALLAM BAY. March IA p. H.
Partly cloudy: wind west.
PORT ANGELES. March Ri p. M
Barometer, 29S9: cloudy; calm.
SAN FRANCISCO. March l3.-Arrived-
Str China, Hongkong. Yokohama and
Honolulu: str W lamette. Seattle; str
waila Walla, Victoria: schr Mayhower,
CcQuile river; bktn w. III. Dimond, Hon
oIuiu.
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GenernI Quotations.


Flour-Reeepts. 2s,4s1 barrels: exports.
$50 barrels. Market, weak and lower.
Minnesota patents. 5000 ~ winter
stralghtS. 81 SGa4 60.
Wheat Receipts. los. 225 bushels; exports.
2o.os2 bushels Spot weak. No. red si.05
Z o. h.. aroat Options opened steadier
but quickly developed pronounced weak
ness under sensa tional bear raid. and clos
ed heavy at 7sai5.c decline: No red
March, closed sl.oS; May closed sc.
Wool-Quiet.
Hops Steady.
Fetroleum-bu
Cofres-opuons closed steady unchanged
20 10 points net lower. Sales. l2eo bags.
including. March. also May. 5.2oc. Spet
Rio weak: No. invoice. 57sc: No job
bns. &C Mid. quiet; Cordovs. st.nisc.
sugar-Raw, steady. Fair refining. Sssc:
centrifugal, SO test. sasc, refined qrliet,
graduated. 5ssc. cut Loaf. sac.
Pig IroR-Warranfs quiet.
Copper-i.ake quiet. brokers' slE.
Tin-Weak
Lead-ouiet. brokers'. $500
Imports and Exports.
The imports at the port Of New York
during the week were:
Gold. $3So.&la. silver. SS6. los, dry goods
and general merchandise. Sli. ~ 80.
The exports Of specie were: Gold, sl0o.
CSC: silver. SS.oia.
The Bank Statement.
The weekly bank statement: Surplus
reserve increase 81. SCI. saS: loans, decrease
SO 81. 40, spcC.e increase. s.. s2s 7s1. legal
tenders decrease, s.s56, 400: deposits. de-
crease, slo,a>5to. circulation. increase. So
ea The banks now hold So, FL So In ex-
cess Of the requirements OF the Is per
cent rule.
The F'iuancier says: So far as relative
strength IS concerned. the New York
clearing house banks are in a stronger
position new than at the close OF business
one week ago. The policy OF re1rench-
mrnt seems To have been rather generally
~ a 49, he. Ia Esnae feas
the toSs Of sl0,&- 49, IN loans. as shown
by the statement u March u. correspond
ing closely with The reduction Of Sic as g99
3H deposits
The reserve requirements. ewing 70 tAe
decrease IN deposits were reduced s. 6Ss -
g. and taking from this tAs actual loss
tn cash tire reSalt shows thar tha banks
Dave added 81 81 - 70 the excess reserve
reported cue week ago There IS now
sDGaged or su route 10 America over S1-
V@"o IN gold ard As this WI 1ut its
WAY !1to New Y Ovk banks excepting. OF
course. tae VGe-haf million ordered FOR
thtcaEo. tae outlook must b,a TeC8 rded as
F~aSsarirg. II wii be seen tb2t TITS CEN
Ser can stand a heavy drain without
W. k~ulnE t6e pcSs t3ou g the local banks.
although whv f1evs Sholii be 4 CCatiuusd
movement OF fsnGs 70 the interior. with
bank reserves a. nearly every rs.uc.ral
center heavier tran usual - "a matter that
came, ce explained exactly, The local
money rates during the week a2Ts reflect
~ am easier feeling. falling n somewhat
AZ fbe close
Many o. the larger hanks seem % be cat
of ..he market on commercial paper au.
eut ~ town institutions which are bot
affected - the Withdrawal OF money. have
BEEN dc.nG considerable business al tbs
point. or course Is Is impossible II view
money VII turn ~!tain two weeks. bus q;
VIII require very severe crisis indeed 70
bring the market % an acute stage
continuance q gol4 iIpo.1s woala
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner w T. Phelps is repairing for
a trip to Copper river.
Shlus Wachusett and Spartan are load
ing coal at the Pacific Coast bunkers.
Steamer Townsend sails today for Cop
per river ports after having been thor
oughly overhauled.
Steam schooner Noyo will operate here
after on the Copper river route. saiIing
to-day She will call at Juneau and other
ports on the next trip, but Will run ex-
ciusiveiy 10 Port Valdes and Orca In the
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Notice to Mariners.

Straits OF Juan de Fuca. Washington
Notice IL hereby given that the Sand Spit
New Dungeness buoy, No. z. red hTst-
class nun, has been dragged about five
miles TO the northeast OF Dungeness Sand
Spit 1t will be replaced on It's old bear
ings as early as possible.
and Buoys. Pacific Coast. 1895 page 81.
BY order of the United States lighthouse
hoard GEORGE c. REITER.
Commander u. s. N.
Jnsnector Thirteenth Lighthouse District.
Office OF United States lighthouse In
spector. Portland. Or, March IL. 1855.
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IS quiet Last week was less than the
average week. nor because there were no
buyers but because of efforts TO obtain
concessions and also because OF the long
delivery required. Yarns while quiet keep
firm and we'll engaged. The German mar
ket is payzsing France however has
done more business IN yarns, which are
slightly better.
Hreadxtuffs.
LIVERPOOL. March fe.-Ciose: Wheat
Spot steady; Ne. red Western winter
IS lid.
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed new.
IS sad Futures steady: March Ss AID;
May. SIS SID: July. So SD.
Fiour-St. Louis fancy winter. steady
at los
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THE s. g. Cleveland" will carry gen.
eral merchandise 10 Alaska. sailing March
L. Apply al the Washington II Alaska
s. 8 Co.'S Office. corner First and YesieS
FOR rates and space
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- q ssady ct the recent advance. Spot
- Ja,sfscSs were.
; fIosr-Set cash for fanny extras ss-~~4
- Ens-r-shippfng sHsaia for No. l.
~ a a. Ger enoies. milling s. 80 =
II sriey-Feed. sLfZs4. brewing. sl.Dai-so
soes s. sxTf =. fancy feed. Slzs1z. gray.
Iwals8 mgfiLng. Si5s1i 81 surprise,
srsaLzs black FOR seed. sl-SSel.Ss' red.
saf. Receipts.
Am kraur-ouartsr szaeks s.1s. wheat. cen
lsion =. 0Iss. barley. csntais. -: corn. cen
.e! rs. (: brank. sacks -: midaIIngs,
IIter '~Es 30; hay. tons 2i2: WOOL. bales. 2;
vest Aes. Sc. wine. gallons. $50.
o. Closing Quotations
,sa, wheat-steaGy; December. ia.
III -. Dariry-oa.es. December. ssse: May.
'rssd Esra-!.arEe yellow. si.esa1 III
Wooi and Hops.
'As.' kni-Fau. southern coast lambs, 7asc:
80 4 Joaquin lambs 7Gsc. northern amos
J0sS 81 mountain lambs f81i2c; San Joar
,r.,- s plains. saso. HUMBOLDT and Msndo-
, .ao essps-old CROP, nominal. new crop rsssa
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
E sf,s.ssuiYs- Middllngs. ss1n22A
4 Z #sy-whsst. sIs seais.so; wheat and
u - la StEIlss0; best barley. $3.50: alfalfa
I'll clover. nominal: stock s1illi2 20.
3aWessed wheat sl74ls: straw, per bale
sety Sonfoes-EarIy rose sssl7sc: river bur-
- ~ 8akD e517pc. river reds 5csnaoc. Sge=fs
- -: Oregon burbanks se4ssc
~ &Rota b!es-Silver skin onions s. 40zi2 * :
s1' 8eumhers s1catl 90: garlic. sir14c. green
ton. -. A4a4e: string beans i2sEaisc per 10:
Inasees s4iO per box: okra. I5c: as
3fagus s1iec. egg plant. DC. chile green
JDpefg DC. mushrooms. 4u9c ID: rhu-
kpples-choice soQe5r common. u.g
3nsss navel. si2su3. Mexican lines re-
D % lek ETs53. common California lemons
fissc. t04LS. choice California lemons 81 5Oef2
fe1sc tnsrss NGl22 a bunch: pineappies s2f;i
shc. JAoeen.
mail, Asffer-FaEcy creamery Isc: seconds
tol1c. fancy dairy. ieisc: seconds. ia
er Y, fche<se-New size: old &c; California
y. ~ ssam eheddar. ieniIc. young American
r. ID, ifile. Eastern I.dl3c 49,
nfs Ekgs-store. lie. fancy ranch tIIxff12txc
one one irUlissy-Tarkey gobblers. sefllc n 10;
uesi irksy hens. sale old roosters sas56fi:
nis.' bang ROSTERS. sS16JT small brolIers ss6
ps.S' large bYollers $3.50: flyers g. ylSts.
.,sn sns 6.S<lts0: cid ducks tin6 geese 81 20
a. - pair: old pigeons. s-2. young
tesns si.5o@21
Exchange.
H.erllng on T.nt1don. sixty days sisfas.
-. -. bring on London sight A.sIs.
Financial.
tver bars -. "a Drafts-Sight -. ig1a
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THE WOOL MARKETS.
H.Oud don.

LONDON. March Elm the wool trade
during the week several parcels OF South
African greasy were sold. There was a
good inquiry for Australian merinos. but
the transactions were small The offerings
next week aggregate 5000 bags.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamery. l3g19c;
dairy. 1lal7c.
Chaese-Quiet; Ss{si.c.
EgcS-Firn: fresh Zoe
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COPPER RIVER

Popular steamer N0yo leaves Tuesday
evening March l.. stopping at juneau.
Dysa and Skagway. Apply a Chilberg.
ScaadlrH WAN American Bank building.
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SHIP your general merchandise for
Alaska" by the s. s. Cleveland sail.
ing March 10.
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dealings were 70: large.
United States fs have declined 81 BID;
the - ard the old - i, and TIRE old -
coupon and the * = Per cent bid
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, March L. - Today S
statement OF the condition OF the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance, $sa5.-
S39 lSs; gold reserve, Sl6e, Si4 40
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GET the best. order your fur outfits
OF windmillsr, ths ''vrisr- so Second