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AWAIT THE RESULT.
NEWPORT NEWS PUTS IN BIDS RON
THREE BATTLEsHIPs.
EAGER FOR The CONTRACTS.
Everybody VIII lie on the Anxious
Bench Until the Thing II Dcctded-s
TOwn-LocaI Matters.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August 81
Special. Everybody in Newport News
Is now on the anxious bench. and this
condition of affairs will continue until tho
result Of the opening OF bids for the three
new battleships is made known i'm WASH
ingtOn tomorrow afternoon. More bat
tleships for Newport News means that
everybody here will be benefited through
some channel; more men will be em-
ployed at the shp-yard; more money
will be placed in circulation, and tho
effect on business will be most excellent.
The local ship-yard did something new
when 1t turned out the three crack gum
boats-Nashville, Helena, and Whining
ton-wlth a speed Of from fifteen 70 soven~
teen knots. as these trim little craft are
in class to themselves and their equals
IRE not found in any navy of tho world.
THE BIG BATTLESHIPS.
The ship-yard contracted to carry out
a new idea when it agreed TO build the
battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky,
both OF which are fitted win double tur-
rets fore and afD, feature not found
on any Warship in the world and which
Is expected 10 develop wonders. Now tho
shlp-yard is ready 10 demonstrate that Il
can give the government something else
new in the way Of battleships and to-
morrow at noon, when the bids are open
ed, the concern will have estimates
in for three battleships OF the first class
with a speed rate OF eighteen knots. Tho
increase IN the speed OF battleships
means new era IN the history OF the
navy.
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alkMeAGGA
INzzx7z2Ez uR)!
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
ASSOrtmentS Will Tell.

Our great purchase Of Sums
mer Waists has been a boon to
Richmond women and to US.
1t has brought more trade here
for Waists than anywhere else
in the city, and it is because
this is the only store that has
any assortments at all. Prices
tell tale of good buying which
you will welcome.
Ready-Made Skirts, Waists,
Wrorrarc
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HARTFORD.

Totals $1,000. .......,oO 10 =
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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PATERSON

'Viau called ont for leaving third bag
before fielder caught ball.
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for preparing II have been present, and
the only reason for depriving the pa
tients OF what so many OF them have
clamorod for. has been the necessity OF
such dieting as the disease demands.
Il am constrained to believe that there
has been no neglect on the part OF either
the medical or the quartermaster's de-
partment to furnish such supplies as
should have reached the camp.
INCONVENIENCE AT TIMES.
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SCORE III INLNIINHo'
I234567S9
picbDooDd $50. .......32O 100000 . 5
Hartford ........ ........l WV w
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The branch photographic Office, Port
Townsend, Wash, will furnish on appli-
cation. free OF charge. full information
regarding the following notices 10 mari
ners:m
Baltic sea, Germany. sunken wreck
northeastward OF Prorer bay.
British Columbia. Arthur passage. shoal
extending from Henderson point.
Connecticut, Bridgeport harbor. aredged
Connecticut. Long Island sound, Corn
field Point light vessel 10 be replaced by
Delaware river. Goose Island fat light
buoy, light extinguished.
Delaware river. Schooner Ledge range
line. sunken wreck.
Denmark. the Sound. sunken wreck
southwark OF Torbaek reef.
Florida, Key West harbor, range lights
for main ship channel
entrance, Loctudy light. intensity in
creased
Gulf OF Alden. Alden approach. Marbut
Korea, Chemulpho approach. Flying
Fish channel. rock southeastward OF But
ton islet.
Seven, Foot Knoll light and fog signal re-
eysta blished.
Massachusetts. Boston harbor, changes
In aids to t. , NAVIGATION; r....,. -,
temporary diseontinuance of certain lights
and fog signal.
North sea- Sunken wrecks.
Nova. Scotia, Halifax harbor, danger
zone OF the rife range.
Scotland, east coast. fog signal on Tod
head.
United States OF America. regulations for
the navigation OF certain harbors protect
ed by submarine mines.
Uruguay. Rio de la Plata, sunker wrecks
eastward OF English bank and in Monte
video bay.
West Indies. Great bahama hank. buoy
In Fleming channel discontinued.
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A FEEDER FOR SEATTLE.
Wagon Road to lie Buflt to New
Smelter mt Galena.

At the regular meeting OF the trustees
OF the Seattle Chamber Of Commerce yes-
terday. Mr.. Kruger. of Snohomish. who
IS interested IN establishing a nkter at
Caiena. in the Silver creek mining district,
addressed the members relative to this
project. A subscription Is being taken
up to build wagon road TO the smelter.
and Seattle merchants are asked TO COM
tribute. About 500 OF the necessary s., 90
has been secured. The trustees expressed
themselves in favor OF the project, be-
iieving that the smelter would stimulate
trade IN Seattle. The subject was re-
ferred 10 the committee on mines and min
ing. with power TO act
Election of trustees for the Chamber
OF Commerce Will take place June Is. All
members In good standing are eligible can
didates.
The secretary was Instructed TO ask the
various Yukon transportation lines TO cir.
culate as widely as possible that the gov
eminent assay office VIII be n operation
in SeGttla by July 15
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Boston stock Market.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. June 1.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
More activity was observed i'm the stock
markets here today. Speculative interest
Is reviving and the market. for Americans
and Grand Trunks especially. Is widening.
Numerous brokers have deserted the Kaffir
market for Americans. Grand Trunks are
benefited by the excellent April statement.
Americans were bought here largely for
New York. The buying of bonds for New
York was unusually large. notably Union
Pacific and Atchison Is. There was also
clique buying OF Union Pacific. Norfolk &
Western and Northern Pacific preferred.
Prices closed lau1 under the best.
Brazils continue to rise. Gold Is In strong
demand for Russia and Japan at rs l0d.
Silver continues strong on Spanish orders.
The Bank OF England discount rate will
probably go 10 per cent. tomorrow. The
Paris bourse was firm. Spanish ~ were
better there. despite the depressing cable
as to the financial position In Spain.
LONDON. June 1.-Closing quotations:
Canadian Pacific. S7as; Grand Trunk. 9zs;
bar silver. steady at 26 l5-i6d per ounce;
money. 1iSQlA per cent.
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attorney. 20 John d. Joaes, Ell lots an1
: book RlgsIows ada. Nay u a.
Sarah 5. r. Ruckes o vnnAm q anD
Ksufman's add. MAY g sEA
Anna E. Pratt and HUSBAND nanaAl D.
20 George III. and MAgdaienA waiA park
block Meeksrs supp.<msnsM paAs Cd
John H. Dawson 20 Joseph and. lane
fexcspt 10 acrss,: lot & Ssec1 :: ioe 6 hloc0
Rallsrds pa. Slaughter. Dscsmhea e.
1907, $40
clara A. scAofe,i ana husband Il AZ. ca
Cara Is. Schcs4eld. lots and = bloch Ct
Rsn,cr add, March IL 81
John Davis ct W. 70 Gus NelScus ef1c1 -
sell sc =, tp = May & xHA
ouida II. Gamble (nse BAiieyl ana nuss
band. Thomas A., 20 Nellie NJ Caeasth
let's and =. eloek d. PainnsTs add Apr3
STATE Of Washington to Seattle rsswsAr
4 Mailing Co. part lot lS, block so GnAt3
tie tide lands May q, Ne4
Renton Cooperative Coal Co 20 HUVeR
w. Meredith. acre tract IL plat No I
BENTON Cooperative Coal Cas- acsN Haet$
Ada smitnsoa ana husband. n q. @ IS
Belle Hopwood. tract II Somerviu& 6yoS
acre tracts, May d "a
sheriff 70 Eassnce Il NadeN. rla1n0A
l ,mnrsvss e !, %. co's First odd - KsaS
sheriff 10 Annie Goodrich. rlaansin. "a
LOT :. block o. Rsilsyda Frat ada "a
Slaughter, May 81. SIS.
George A. pucharme 90 yrving "A CHlA
lots aad s block . Barkes Secocd odd
May Is. quit claim, S.
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Tran.netfons since January and
for Tuesday.

Real estate transactions since January I.
1883. are Isl. sstz7. There were fled Tor
record Tuesday twsnty-one deeds. eggre-
eating s1.sss.s7. Following is list. -
George vaudsrbeck - AK TO Benhsr-
dina favri. seis swA ssl4 swls ss4
yea and SCI. sei. sec 2, to -. 7. MAJ ?.
600
Frank II. Paul. administrator d. b, n of
estate o. Philip Coniey. deceased. 10 Ad-
die G.. Barker. tot T. block -. Ban IL ts'
Second add, May IS ts<s,.
John Campbell. administrator % essste
% Maggie Carrie. deceased. 80 Christian
Hansen. lots IA TO =. block /. BeiIevas
add July 5. 1881. SIS.
Frank -. KeeFan IT ax. 10 Mau1e Hail
W = feet lots and 6. block =. II. y Yes
ler.e First add. 500,
state OF Washington 20 Columbia g. f'u-
get Sound Railroad Co, part lot -. block
5g7. Seattle tide lands. May y. t45-ss.
state Of Washington 10 Columbia * Pu-
get Sound Railroad CO.. part iot 2. block
q Seattle tide Isr.as. May D. f2s-s2
Robertson Mortgage ca. 20 Mary T.. Dur
barn. lot block 4. Tot /. block 3. Bear
Greek add 10 Bay City. May 81. SSf4.
Thomas Dawson 90 tx 20 Ssastss Power
Co. rsgh,-os-way for pipe line across lots
and Il. sec n. ~ =, s. December II. Issss.
g-6A
Rees p. paaseis ct gx.. ~ John Arthur.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Ship Eclipse hauled alongside the south
bunkers yesterday. where she IS loading
coal for San Francisco.
Bark Germania arrived In port yesterday
from the cape In tow Of the tug Rabboni
She is from San Francisco and loads coal
for that port.
Steamship Ohio. recently chartered by
the government az a transport came over
from Port Orchard yesterday. and is along
side Arlington dock.
Schooner Doncaster arrived In port yes.
serday from the cape with q good eaten
OF halibut and cod. She discharged the
fish az Ainswor;h IL Dunn's wharf
The torpedo boat Rowan took another
spin yesterday morning. going down tbs
Sound a. far as Port Townsend and re-
turning 10 Seattle about 30 o'clock in the
afternoon. While In the run the speed was
increased 20 twenty-four knot. at which
rate she was kept the greater part Of the
trip. The officers In charge OF the Rowan
express themselves as highly satisfied with
her behavior.
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MARINE NEWS

SAN FRANCISCO. June ARRIVED
Str Mineola. Departure bay: str Umatilla
Victoria; sh Lucille, Seattle. Sailed-Str
Portland. Seattle. str Wellington. Comox.
str Oregon, Portland.
GRAYS HARBOR. June ARRIVED
May 81, schr .. NJ. kellogg, from Guaymas.
ASTORIA, June I.-Arrived-May 81, Br
sh Glenbank. from Calcutta.
TACOMA, June 1.--Sailed-May 81. str
Mackinaw, for San Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW, June f.-Sai.ed-May
n blk Fresno. for San Francisco.
UMPQUA. June 1.-Arrived-May 81. schr
Louise. from San Pedro.
WELLINGTON, n. 8. w, June AR
rived-May 3. Br str Miowera, from VAN
couyer.
HONGKCNG, June 1.--Arrived-May 81,
str Empress OF China, from Vancouver.
HONOLULU, May 2i.-Sailed-May q,
bktn Amelia, for Port Townsend; May g,
Br str Argyle. for Portland.
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THE LAVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June 1.-The supply OF cattle
was 50 limited that prices averaged fcrEc
higher; dressed beef steers. 81 &s<s. choice
essers. 81 sssss -: medium. aEaiss: stock
ers and feeders S4sy5: cows and heifers.
s. 4,ds: Gamers s.s5. Texas steers.
s1AN
There was an active demand for hogs
and light receipts Prices were &c higher:
fair 20 choice 81 Bfs4 5ztz, packers. A9G
SIS: butchers sAI51i =. mixed. s. Ioa4 ~;
Hight. G.N1s %; pigs. s.. sods.@
The demand Sor sheep was active and
prices advanced Common TO choice sheep
Ss-EsFs4. 90: Western sheep. A.1ssfs.6e; rams
s. Ln4: Texas AI->.s $50: clipped lambs.
81. 75ns.a: wooded lambs. ssns.5e; spring
Recsipts-cattie. ii.se: hogs. ;4ooe:
SHEEP Heo.
OMAHA. June 1.-The cattle market was
5Fsiec higher; receipts Ito head. Native
beef steers Si4l5: Western steers. ESQ
40: cows and heifers. a1eI&0; s,ockeTs
and feeders. E.asa5; bulls and stays. G-AG
Io1.
Hogs-Receipts. 500 head. market. 56lac
higher. Heavy. s. AG4.s: mixed. A0:
light. s4.l2lzafiao 20: bulk Of sales. s. eo14 3.
sheep-Receipts. i.ioo head: market.
stronger. Fair TO choice natives, S. 500 l. 10:
far TO choice Westerns. s.. 5sslA5S.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Observation-Disclosures.
TATOOSH. June Ii y. m.--Barometcr,
$50: cloudy; wind northwest, ten miles.
Outward. last night, bark in tow % the
Wanderer. $40 O'clock: steamer Macki-
nav, $50 q. m: bark Fresno. in tow Of the
Tyee, s:4S a. m: steamer George W. Hhier,
ESQ p. m. Inward. a steamer. 10 a. n. tug
Tyee. $40 p. m. In the Straits. bound out,
Z schooner.
NEAH BAY. June Ia p. m--Clos,dy:
light west wind. w.
CLAI4LAM BAY, June IA o.. H.
Cloudy; Eight west wind.
PORT ANGELES. June Ia p. m---Ra-
rometer, 9.N: cloudy: wind west, SIX
miles. TWO ships In the bay.
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John Norman. who has been employed
at the Cascade tunnel on the Great
Northern railroad, tried 10 explain In
broken English to Capt. Willard last
night. AT police headquarters how he lost
so In q game OF checkers a. the Union
saloon. short time before.
Either he had no idea OF the kind OF
game he got mixed up I'm or his power OF
explanation was iamentabIy weak. for
Capt. Willard had 10 confess shat the
game was a rev one TO him.
Norman said he was with three men in
a box az the saloon and that they got
$40 away from him through a game OF
checkers. He protested vigorously ard
they gave him so back.
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BIG

STRENGTH Is WHAT you WANT.
IT IS TO BE HAD NO MATTER HOW
MUCH YOU MAY HAVE ABUSED IT.
No POWER ON EARTH IS SO SWEET
AS THE FEELING THAT YOU ARE A.
FULL MAN. WHY NOT GET THAT
FEELING BACK? A MOMENTS TINn
SPENT IN WRITING FOR CIRCULARS
AND TESTIMONIALS MAY SAvE YoU
YEARS OF SUFFERING. WRITE TO.
DAY, IT YOU HAVE BLOOD TAYNT
ASK FOR "3eDAY BLOOD CURE" CIR
CULARs. THEY ARE FREE. TOO.
THIN EYEBROWS. ULCERS IN THE
MOUTH. THE FALLING OUT OF HAIR.
ALL SHOW BLOOD faint. THINN
OF, THIS.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. June 1.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow OF
the wool market:
Considering that We have had one holt
day the past week and that Saturday as
a half holiday Is always a duh period, the
market has been fully as active since our
.ast repor, as il was the week previous.
The situation IS dominated by the. West.
Growers and dealers are now al logger
heads over the new clip. and while they are
fighting II out wool Is being shipped East
on consignment. Wool is held very firmly
In the West, but there are not few buy
ers who expect to see Western holders
weaken in their prices eventually and they
are deferrsng action In anticipation of this"
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3 I(ii

MEN OFTEN DO WRONG. MI ETA
SEcTs FOLLOW. AND THEY OFTEN
FEEL LIKE GIVING UP IN DESPAIR.
THAT IS FOOLISH. WEAK RACK
AND PAINS IN THE LoINs oNI.Y
SHOW THAT YOU NEED AN INvI0-
ORATOR. "HuDYAN" IS THE THING
THAT YOU NEED. IT IS POWERFUL
ENOUGH 10 CURE You. NO MATTER
HOW NERVOUS yoU ARE LET YouR
LIFE DRAIN AWAY FOR A FEW
MORE YEARS AND you WILL BE IN.
DURABLE. BUT TO-DAY "HUDYANs.
WILL SAVE YOU AND RESTORE TO
YOU YOUR STRENGTH.
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THE NEW ENGLAND
J. ". Sylvester. Pert Blake.ey.
George Slater. Port Biakeiey.
Vim. X. Butler. Duluth. MINI.
Peter McGraln. City.
John Sowsley. Dyea.
A. Barrett, La Conner.
A. Z. Tyson, Spokane.
Frank 1sngdon. SpokRn,
T.. u. Sell.s. Mason.
John tsiichris;- Stan wood
George Fay. Wooiley.
&. -. Moore. Brookton. ". -
Aug. Ssad.er. Nelson, b. -
Mrs. Rattan. Texas
James Cato. Portland
David Logan. Portland
John 9. Freeman. SheS,on.
Joseph Face, San Francesca
&. A Wyatt. %esw Whatcou.
John Saaw. Nsvr VAatccrz.
George A Cock. C1ty.
Thomas johnson. Hartford.
J. McDernsozt. City.
G.. Ryan. City.
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CHICAGO MARK ETS.
Hoard OF Trade.

CHICAGO, June There was no def
mite reason for the show of strength in
wheat that waa displayed at the open
Ing. but scaipcrs seemed 10 regard a reac-
ton as due after the severe slump OF yes
terday. and for n while there Was mod
crate demand on this theory. The news of
the day proved so intensely hearish. how
ever. that buyers drew out. and as soon as
the demand was checked. holders or long
wheat began to press Il for sale. The
bears became aggressive sellers. ana IL
was no. long before there vas general de-
ruoralizaton.
July, which closed yesterday at s1izc.
broke to a2c and September from slisc TO
-gAsc The weather for the home crop
abroad are increasing Perhaps the most
depressing news came from ST. Louis.
which wired that new wheat was coming
I'm there freely from Texas, where the har-
yest.-g and threshIng was beng pushed
vigorously. Liverpool markets we're Tad
lower.
with May away. June became the regu-
lator OF cash prices. 1t opened al sl.ls ard
closed at 81. IS. against 81 20 yesterday. The
market became weak near the close. Liv-
erpool cables apparently being the chief
factor July closed with q loss or sa4 D6c,
September, 2Asc.
Tfnfavorabe crop news strengthened
corn at the start. The absence Of ship
ping demand and the closing weakness in
wheat undermined the faith or the bulls
and created a weak feeling, and the early
aaVanca was lost. July closed sc lower
All the strength shown by provisions was
at the opening. Later there was a. selling
movement. brought about, probably by
sympathy with weakness in wheat. July
uork Is down 3gtac, lard, ioutsl9c, and ribs
Ice.
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anoat ard N Europe. increase - -.
werads supply, total increase -1a. 600 bush
els
s,o-n--Tn lted States and Canada. east OK
fse Rockies decrease ssaesG bushels
The cor AsFasd stock Of wheat AZ Portland.
Or, and Tacoma ard Seattle Shows de-
crease o. 80 es4 bushels srom last week.
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Send the Weekly Post-Intelligence,

Send the Weekly Post-Intelligencer TO
your friends IN the North. Newspaper
mail for Dawson and other postoffices on
the Yukon river will be sent on the United
States mail boats leaving Seattle within
the next few days. Copies securely wrap
ped can be obtained at the business Of
flee. Price cents.
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WASHINGTON, June 1.-Today's state
ment OF the condition Of the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance .......... 1885, 1S4Sl5
Gold reserve .......... ............ III SIS. sos
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MN AuRN MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. yuSe WAN street today
interpreted Comme<iorA Sehiey's engage
rneRt 81, SANTIAGO as success Tor .he = nlt-
al SsateS fcreeS Even the rather ;resger
de,asas OK the affair, and the coanie:
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Your friends In the North want all the
latest war news. Why not ssnd them
copies OF the Weekly Post-intelligenccr
Price cents per copy. including postage
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SAN FRANCISCO. June tn. ,o,,o-,
80 ne to have fallen est % the whsas
market. Spot ~ entirely nominal ana IN,
~ IRE nare Declined sharply, following a
on and or call. The market Il weak ana
asiet Tor spot. There 10 very Hale dong
IN oats and previous prsces stand. SPOT
Fieur-Ses cash for family exsras. &. "a
ss: haksr1 extras. sssodsse
.,w 5. s-~ Shipping. 0-sz1s fer No. I: mill
BarIey-Fsed. nI',za,ssss: brewing SIS
oa,s-Poor 20 fair, a.nai.ss,s: rooa 70
cnosce, n.Sz.s9l .s7is: fancy feed. nse:
gay gay, y ~ a's; milling. si-zFi-so: sar-
Receipts.
-Four. Oregon. quarter sacks. las,a:
whest. csntals. la: do Oregon. g. -l5: bar
!ey. cenfais. $50: do Oregon. s.3S: oats cer-
TAX. Eastern. go: do Oregon. I.7se: onions,
gen. Z, rs: bran sacks 30: do Oregon, s.lg:
nfddlings. sacks, 90: hay. tors iso: mid
onngs. Oregon. sacks 80. h.dea number
H.iD.
Produce. Fruiss. Etc.
Milssufrs-Mi ddiings. t2e5og1 20; bran.
Hay-wheai. s3sa4ss: wheat and oat. 10
s.55o: best barley. sisGI1.5e; alfalfa, sI2a
s0fIssc
Observation-Disclosures. river Burtauks. "a
400: Oregon Buroanks 5sI7ec: river reds,
asIS5c: stiyerzkin onions 6ssfs5c: hosno,sss
cucnmbers. gff5oc; garlic. new sn5c: green
peae sscGSi: string beans. 19I1ec per 10:
summer squash, siul.g5: Mexican tomatoes
sl.s5. fancy asparagus, s3zs2.50: chill green
peppers. 1sftisc: common rauharb 4sasGc.
Friilts-Choice apples tiGf.0: fancy
strawberries, t+fss: Eoos@herTies, 1l1irc per
III: cherries. black, 35f5Sac: do white and
red ssf+9c; navel oranges. t2135D: Next
car lines. rppack. 81. common California
lemons. 75c6fsl. choice California lemons,
81 Gn1.5l: bananas sia2.
Butter-Fancy creamery. Sc: do seconds
lselisi1c; fancy dairy. ise: do seconds, 10
Ecga-store. IsiAaI4izc: fancy ranch. 49,
Ul5c: Eastern 1&ufsc
Poul,ry-Turkey gobbiers. 19Eiac: old
ROSTERS s35caf4.s0: young ROSTERS. S1mS 80:
small broilers 81. 5a1I3: large broiiers. sal75;
flyers. tsfts; hens. saGfJ; old ducks. xAu351:
young ducks. ssnS.5l: geese, 75c6N per
pair: gosaings sfGi 80: old pgeona 81:
young pigeons 81 ,25Qf-75.
Wool and Hops
Wool-Faii. Southern coast lambs. Ease:
San Joaquin iambs'. 19sc; northern lambs.
1lMi2c: San joaquin plains, 1Q9c. Humboldt
and Mendoclno. f4fftsc
Hops-Oid crop. sai24c
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady: December. $i.40k.
Barley--Firm: December. dl5i2.
Corn-T4arge yellow. sI.05aLQais.
Bran-sl5lris.5G
Sterling on London. sixty days, Nssx; do
sight, sls7i4.
Financial.