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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-06
ALL FROM ONE CLASS.

Value OF Regiments Made Up Of Men with
Essential Qualities In Common.
Colonel Roosevelt's regiment is based
ON an idea which might be made good
deal more Of in military organization.
His men have essential qualities In COM
mon and they will take pride in their
difference from regiments drawn indis-
criminately from many occupations. In
an ordinary enlistment o farmer may
march next to clerk and q foundryman
find his nearest comrade in arms to be
tailor, a college tutor or hotel wait
er. If men drawn from the same occu-
pations could bc enrolled together, 1t
would stimulate that finest Of aids-the
spirit of comradeship, the true esprit
de corps which can win anything from
ball game to q battle, and without
which no body Of men work at their
best together.
There have been many instances Of
this unity of spirit in our history. The
Revolutionary Swamp Fox" Francis
Marion, and his men were in one sense
prototypes Of band of enlisted rough
riders" today. Especially would rcgi-
ments recruited from the rugged occu-
pants that mako mon brave as well as
brawny be stimulated to deeds of dar-
ing by the knowledge that they stood
together as class In the eyes Of the
world. Nor would this basis Of organ
ization beget trouble. Under gallant
and judicious leaders regiment of iron
workers from Pittsburg might vie TO it's
utmost with regiment Of Michigan
lumbermen, but each would be generous
In appreciation Of the others service.--
Buffalo Express.
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sEEsAFoRTuNE IN THE WAR
Luetgert Says n He Had His Liberty He
Would Get Rich.


Would Get Rich.
Adolph L. Luetgert, who is serving
term in prison at Joliet.Ills., having
been convicted on the charge Of killing
his wifo and destroying her body with
potash in one of the vats in his sausage
factory, finds il doubly hard to lose his
liberty in wartime. Luetgert has not
expressed desire TO enlist, but he sees
n fortune in furnishing supplies to the
government.
IF I only had my liberty" said
Luetgert TO a friend who recently visit
ed him, 81 could easily mako $1,000,
900 out OF this war. With my factory
in operation I could furnish certain
brand Of sausage to the government for
the soldiers and IL would prove better
than a gold mine Chicago Times
Herald
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To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
betic. full OF life, nerve and v.sor. take No-To
Bac, ~ wonder worker. thai makes weak men
strong. All druggists, coc or o.. Cure euaran
teed Booklet and sample free Address
oesrlins 1enodS o. chioaGo ~ New yorD
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NEW -oRh MaRnET's.


NEW YORK. May 7-Stockbrokers had
q busy two hours during the short session Of
the exchange to-day. ana there we're 10
intervals of id!eness. Tae mafke; WAS
active throughout. ard The keeuness for
the stocks gathered force TIE session
progressed unit. Il lad oecoIae very Ike
a scramble towards the close. Occasional
offerings ~ operators. content 20 take
the.r very substantial profits. were swat
,owe& up with almost no effect IA prices
The eiEment IL aPpre asnsson which had
caused the reaction al the close OF yester
cay was cleared az. The re.eaSs Of the
Lafayette eliminated the fear OF conf
ItNaf,on with France over her seizure.
TIE reported announcement OF he arrival
OF Tie MctrGiIoca 1t Eongk kong win
dispatches tTGra Admiral Dewey relieved
the uaEasAI uneastrsss that MAS be- a3og
10 S.e felt over the prolonged delay IN
receiving official advises from hin. Thsre
WAS sone hesitancy IL the trading until
ar official confirmation had b..l received
from Washington of the good ne.s from
Manila This cor psetsness 81 tae victory
and the Almost eaglre exemption from
dzmage Of The United States forces efs-
phass4ed anew tns important bearing OF
she svsat upon the prospects for speedy
teIryssnatian OF the war.
- cepres<spn 81 some fDAric>n -
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

Seattle
Valparaiso loaded
ship
o o
sydney e.
clariese eN ~ = - -
-, e.. ,,. ~n 49,.
Tbs wsisa =
Mines
s s' ;a s sasr csoo Ne I z .nassT cas
II by r e
e. sasisr Thomas Pen by G. simpson,
10
Crose and acobJ1
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VESSELS HOUND IN.

name ssaH s;s E' ss"as r - At. n
4 4 wss CT * 50 ten: ss gs ysssa
sss: sss @ @ s
s: s: Ss s:s E. e.. e g.: :. $ April.
!s ~: S E:s $:ss
5;:s Sc ! 5 s.;S ss $ $
Ss; Sa s or s' ' a.Sss Sss: s s'@ sa
s s Tssss r. ~ s Peg an
Nv o,r T. = st tons liver sS' v:;o February
Sss yS, AN %1 B. 7 r ss s n:s a's'
ss @ rE's s4 e N''6 February 8
S ss $,s y% Fl * sr Nm ps FIN F s;. s s".
s,s q ess ss, @n1
s.ss Tl,s ' % se [; s.. sss S @ha'
1 @ l. - I s ss B s'a.sFs cd.ms,
Finn T%s Ts 81 s ss'' @ @ rssruar,n
fs & : = @ = ':ss . ' ST.
ss:, n.-s = y s s.: ss, is:' s:
.:s ass esn s ss.r s ss, T' ss.s.
ois,a :Es E s FssE Ey
S.; ; ..sss :" y s. ,sss's 1.s NJ
Il wss w s. IN % 3 @ S Ss ss. seattle Mss and S Ts,
Ssss Am 81 s: , ,ss. ST. Tos s rm sa Alaska march Is
ss'ssai,s = 8 $s $: : "a 49, Ss
ss a 8 s" rSs ' ssys @ s s f s ri sss aH''
81: 81: - Alaska 2.
Es:I @ s ;: :Ss
Hansen Am San seattle Apl.r
A or York s. teanas
Hugh An SIS Seatla ANA Alaska March
Hustle sm : April y
Ssw, f{er wSn E : efpwba
SasSN psan ; san Francis Taeora
a.
MARY rsep 81 hk FWx sound
Ne.q KALI Ar ans. Rt Roy Reads
Sar. chE FRAN eoS tre CoonerrAv
81: @ & s. SIC = @ a. G f fsn H., river
Nellie q seatlc
ard Masks
Franc Seattle prsS
hr. seaae
SaHsge arsA Alaska
Sew ark. saslsan Aassa
o2nsf Ngetxr nd
ansy lash rassrhsz
s. MARIA Victoria February
seattle
- fSa
sNaes ard AlaskA
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO May 7.-Msy wheat advanced
to $40 Der hushel on the board of trade
today. 1t closed at Si.e7. IN ADVANCE TOT
the week of exactly soc per lushel Joseph
Letter has apparently proven hFnseii COM
plete master Of the situation with entire
control of the available wheat supply ana
shorts at his mercy.
Another surprising advance at liverpool
today started the wheat market here strong
and drove from the minds of-local- scalp
ers. for the time being. all thought or the
with great confidence the day before. July.
which closed Yesterday at $1o1, opened with
BUYERS at os1es and d e the ., course OF
terial set back September In the Same
time rose from around s4isc and Sc where
II hung during the first twenty minutes. to
Sss4c. its closing price yesterday having
May started only &c higher or at 81
The next short to come in. however, dia
!. at sl.sa. The advsnee in May at Live +,
July &c. The quotations per GENITAL at Liv-
erpool showed the price OF May wheat to he
bringing the equivalent of MI&. July
$685.. Frantic efforts TO buy the gol Zen
cereal began again after = brief rest nj
sioe for July and sl.s5 for May.
reports no longer Influenced IT, II became
a mere matter of disappearing margins
with shorts. and aggressive confidence with
longs. July rushed up from around q os to
si.06 dropped In two minutes back TO 81 0sis.
and five minutes after was bringing $l0Sh.
In the last fifteen minutes of the session
II surged up and down in great swelling
billowa of excited tradinr between $106
and s1.Oss.. the closing bell tap cutting 1t
short when sl.0sss was the current price.
May. after reaching $40. closed at $751;,
an advance OF TIC for the day.
The net gain in July was 5ssc: Sentemher
rose TO s1'kc and closed size or Sac net
advance. Letter reported cash sales OF 1an.
600 bushels of No. 2 northern to Ohio MILL
ers
The trade In corn was not much more
active than usual. but II symruthized with
wheat. The DAYS advance was 1c In May
ard TIC In July.
Oats ruled firm on light trade. May clos
ing 2c higher and July &c hi~her.
Provisions had the Liverpool market TO
contend with in addition 10 heavy receipts
of hogs and under these conditions prices
were maintained with difficulty. At the
c.ose July pork was sc lower for the day,
and lard and ribs each 2iac higher.
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first tine since the destruction OF the bait
tlsShip Maine. the loans or the New AosA
clearing house banks showed an increaes.
It became evident. as the week progIesu.
that dealings in mercantile paper were On
a more liberal scale. but the increase ~
the loan item probably represents ior me
most part borrowings incident to sne re-
vival or buying I'm the stock sxcnanss.
While the Increase is less than slu0"0 il
must be interpreted as a fasorahe sign.
At this time. when the turning point
ing to note that the falling OF in the loans
in the New York Banks since February ~
have been no less than S.5Sn.9o. A con-
siderable part OF this sum- however. repre-
sents the liquidation of accumulated sser-
ling bills incident TO the heavy gold ~
ports.
Specie Imports and Exports.
Export Of specie for the week aggregate
in gold. The imports of specie this week
were $2.9lS.S49 in gold and $2Silo in silver.
General Quotations.
FTnr-Receipss iSa45 barrels: exports.
1887 barrels: market higher. Minnesota
patent. 81. 10: winter straights. $3.50
$50.
WF,eat-Receipts 49, Sc5 bushels: exports.
So 4s9 bushels: spot strong: No. red. S-e.
T. o. b.; options opened strong on unex-
pectediy higher Liverpool news; Afterwards
there was a remarkable advance in May
and July. due to exersed action of shorts
the close being f-1sc advance. No. red,
NAV. closed AT >i.pp, JH'N at A.aa-
wool-Dull: fleece l5e6 &c: TEXAS lsfll&c.
Hops-Steacy: Pacific coast 49,, 15I1sc.
Petroieum-Firr,.
Coffee-Optioris closed steady and un.
changed to : points net lower. Sales. $50
bags. including: May. s,9oc; September.
s. &C: SpSt Rio. quiet: No. I. invoice. 6Asc;
No e. iohbing. slsc: mild. steady, Cordova,
SjkGl5Hc
Sugar--2aw. steady: fair refining, sac:
centrifugal. Ss-test. S-lsc: refined steady:
granuIated. 7-16c: cut loaf. lo-l6c-
Metals.
Pig iron--warrants. sl0G12
Copper-Lake. steady: brokers. ST.
Tin-Steady.
Lead-Quiet; brs>ker's. $3.50.
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A Inan whose hands tremble an
whose voice Is weak and you M
find that he Is but half q man 40
rule. Dis anees shake. TOO. and ~.
10 but u w,sakling. He sees spon
hefore his eyes and mas no -
fidence IN himself. He has In son
way abb sed the privileges which
are his by right. And he possessed
them once 1t Is for cases OF this
sort that "Hudyan" Is giyen By the
grand doctors Of the Hudson InstI-
tute. ..Hudyan" brings to weak
men full vitality and full visos !
From being puny a man become
full OF strength. Is that not worsh
the having? Why do you want .
continue as you are9 Your happt
ness IL dependent on your abllity
to enjoy life. Then why not ~
back the vitality that has draiBee
away from you? WT.e and -
what "Hudyan'' has done for wsak
and errtng :nortals. Test.monlAh
ard circulars about II are quite me-
to you. and so il best medical a.
vice. There is blood faint In SON. /
people when they are not aware
OF II. Ulcers I'm the throat. pin
pies on the body. copper-coloret
spots. the falling on. OF ha.r, shov
II. ''36-day blood cure" removes sh
tn faint at once. Circulars an
testimonials OF II are free to yon !
Write today. !
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Nuts.
walnuts-Per ID, sack, 9610c: Eastern
black walnuts. SC; pecans. loui2c, filberts,
i2c. almonds fancy soft shell. llQ12c: al
monds, cheaper grade. SQioc: peanuts, 5i3
Q6tsc; pine l5c: hickory, &c: Italian chest
nuts 125xc: Brazil. lie; cocoanuts. N49oc
per dog: popcorn. &c per 10; dates, &c.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay Uobbing}-Puget sound, per ton, $40
ola: Eastern Washington timothy. N1:
alfalfa, 81.
Oats dohbing)-Rolled or ground. per
ton, $2SQ3o
Barley--Rol.ed, $2S.
Corn-whole, S2A50; cracked. SIS; feed
meal. per ton, $25
Wheat-$e1M2S.
Feed tjobbing)-chopped feed. s2ed2s Der
ton; dairy chop, ST; oil cake meal, 1904
per ton: shorts, SIS: bran, SIT.
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{ NEW YORK. May The -.
Posts London fnancia, cablexrsm -.
The stock markets here were S5ss 49,
dull today. The only feature was ~ =
meBt of the Chinese indemnity "a Iss.s
Ei2.oN.oO. Sl.oo.00 in Berlin ana IN ~
uN al the sank OF England. this benz ~
largest check ever drawn. The 49,
was less a1ected than had been exn>cs.s
Americans were lifelesS. Spanssh 49,
were nat. although exchange was 1870
New York bought about G9a 60 IN sss..
which arrived today from the cap<. 8 ..
LONDON. May Close: Canada. =
cific. Ssas: Grand Trunk. Sd. Rsr 80
steacy. = la-lsd per ounce. Money. Nss
per cent.
LIVERPOOL. May 7,-Cossnr: W..
Spot firm; No. / red northern sprins =
Corn-Spot. quiet: American n.xed =.
IS Id futures. quiet: May. IS H.. -
IS Esd: September. IS @ssd. ~
Fiour-St. Louis fancy fiour. firm. n. =
Hops-At London tPacihc coastl, frm 4
10 NfE3 LIS. =
Eheat-Firm: No Standard CAIN
sss cd: cargoes or coast. sellers indiSs,.
op, sracors. cargoeS on passage cu,sf -
ste ady. Wheat in Paris. weak: dou, n
Pai Is. weak.
London Wool Sales.
IL oNDoN. May THE offerings Il !.
wee auction sales today amounted "a 4
bale s. Competition was active and nfS
gene rally firm. Fine Tasmarian -
sold at top prices to the home traje s.f
goof. Queensland greasy brought rates -
to tfse March series. During the weef SSl
bale s were sold.
Spanish Fours.
MADRID. May s.-Spanssh Is c!ossd =
terdsay at A.00.
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BROWNIE ST attle. May S. fssS. Al -
tdence hospit al. Annie, wife 81 8E
Brown. of pc ritonitis. aged g yeaIs
The funeral will take place toner,II
morning at 10 O'Clock. from the chas6l ?
Bonney & Stewart. Interment ii ~
View cemetery.
MORETZ-The funeral of Harry ]. Mr.
will take Place this afternoon 81
o'clock. from the chapel OF Bonn ,
Stewart. Members of the MasonIe re
ternily are invited to attend. Inter
in Lake View cemetery.
COPPIfT-The funeral of Charles CT
will take place this afternoon 81
o'clock from his late residence, az 81
lunlbia street. Rev. John +. Damon so1
ciating. Interment In Lake View eel
tery
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
hicngO.


CHfTiGO. Nsy Trade fin cattle today
was a. ~ at unchanged quotations. Extra
20 choI'. - sfsefs szI5.ss. sfockers and feed
ers g. ~ cows and heifers. s5-5Hi4s5;
saves. :sslg
Hogs ity~eragea 2I5c lower Sales were
mostly A. Sif44.f5. the extreme range being
So s3fg42s
Sheep ere practically nominal on slight
offerings. ehorT foeks. s7.2STf41s. clipped
la mbs So. OATS: sursng Iants. sg17.a1.
Recelnts- Cattle. leo. hogs. 1900; sheep.
l,.sss.
Omaha.
OMAHA. MAY THE cattle market was
steady. receipts, so head; native beef
xtesrs ss.ss1tx. Western steers. g. Tor
40: COWS ars he{fers 8. sTi &c. stockers
sas feeders 4@@fsst
5cg@- Reces 2sS. 200. market. q shade 20
- lower: ae4Sy. &2ss05s5: mixed - "a
80. l.sh; g.. D8a.so. bulk OF sales. ss-ss9
2sa
sheep Receipts. 2a0o; nsri.es steady:
fair TO choice natives g. efsftf 70; fair 10
choice Western. n-sfs4ss: lambs. ssai3a
Bosfea stock Market.
BOSTON May -
Dry Short Line - Pos Il Butte -. ~
Hns. - Ne> -s--f0o lPsxrofi So. ..... IA
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, May Wheat closed: No.
club. CSC: No. l bluestem. $1.02: market
strong.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat-No. club SIC: No. b.uestenA
81 milling wheat, No. 1 club. 99c; No. I
buestem, SlG3
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Receipts and shipments.
Dairy Products.

on the produce exchange today the hat
ter marke, was steady; creamery, I3zfiGe !;
dairy. 129iffc.
Eggs-Steady. fresh fnc.
Cneese-DulI unchanged.
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curtsieu Ia London hcfor~ the opening
here was ignored. and iae ADVANCE In
ira strong int.m2 scnS. coming from on
cal circles II Washington. that important
news 70 expected from Admiral Sampson
nv sunday Md reports that the spanish
nsst hsS been sighted OF the French
WeSt ladies. aroused an expectation that
the first step town rds the des.rocsson OF
SPANS naval force in the Atlantic vas
near at hand and cNnio saiess DC ois-
counted in the markeeh
The continued excieemsnt ana advanc-
Ing prices in wheat gave stuusu .enssn
to the stocks Of railroa os runn,ns
ment was also interpreted ~ >'isiinct.y
favorable. The force of the upwar> tend
ency of prices was remarkable IN .ne
second hour and the days net SINS
ranged between l 10 points for most OF
the leading stocks.
The animation and strength OF the mar
ket during the week has been IN strorsg
contrast 10 the lethargy OF the cary part
OF last week. Professional operators laid
In a large supply of leading speculative
stocks on Friday and Saturday OF last
week. I'm anticipation. Of good news from
this week. 1t Is not unusual to see prices
of stocks react upon the actual occur
renee OF an event which has thus been
discounted selling 10 realize profits.
But the professional operators, who took
their profits on Monday and Tuesday on
the eve of Dewey's victory, failed entirely
10 eSlimate the FORCE ana lAE-ktdcHIHS
results Of that event. Their heavy real
izing sales were easily absorbed by the
large outside demand for stocks. and in
steed of reaction following the upward
rush OF prices the week has closed with
the furore to buy at boiling point and
with prices at the top level Of the week.
with from % to IL points net gain in
the active railroad stocks. Some OF the
speciaities exceed even that.
The weeks development in the money
market shows that the long process of
needs has been completed. 1t is also Sig
nificant that the gold which continues to
come from abroad no longer goes to the
liquidation of loans. indicating that the
imports of gold are made on current ac-
cumsl.ations of exchange. Business In
other fields feel the benefit of the easy
money conditions. The confidence that
the progress toward prosperity is about
to be resumed Is the real ground OF the
buoyancy in the stock market.
The bond market has fully shared in
the activity and strength of the stock
market, and prices are higher all around.
United States new n have advanced 3st
per cent; old Is reg, ia per cent: IS
coup. IL per cent; old Is coup. I per cent
and the 5s reg. Y per cent in the bid
price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. steady, per cent prime
paper. 5isI7 per cent: sterling
exchange firm. with actual business in
hankers' bills at 4sr demand and 8, sea.
@4-M at 90 days: posted rates. AS11%sI4.s2
and $S6i4S5la: commercial bills. Asne0
$4.S0A: silver certificates. 56iyd56Ac; bar
silver, 56lsc; Mexican dollars, sc. govern
ment bonds dull: state bonds, strong: rail-
road bonds strong.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND May -walIa
Wal.a. e6c: valley. CSC: bluestem. 81 per
l>,.-,l ~
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstuMs.

BreNdstuMs.
SAN FRANCISCO. May Wheat Is
f1rmer. but il sensitive and excited.
Barley is unchanged for spot and higher.
Oats are steady at unchanged prices
Stock quotations were
Flour-Net cash for family extras $3.50
SIS: bakers extra. S. 50I669.
Wheat Shipping. H.'71zalso; milling.
Barley~Feed. slsals7,s: brewing. NOM
inal
oass-Poor to fair. 81. so@1. s2,s: good to
81 32l.d1 .s71s: milling. n.s5Ql.521z; surprise.
$i.5G1.0.
-Four quarter sacks, 1854. wheat cent
ala 40: do Oregon. $3.50: barley. centais.
$3.50: do Oregon 1870. do Washington. LAS:
beans sacks go: do Eastern. 2 100: corn.
centais, 9.5. potatoes. sacks 943: do Oregon.
a. or onions sacks DO s ws srsn sssks
middlincs. sacks. 200: do Oregon. 2d0: hay,
tons $50: do Oregon 160: wool bales. 173:
hides number. zoos: raisins. boxes III:
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Observation-Disclosures s2sac5 Sc.
Hay-Wheat. S21Gf2s: wheat and oat sao6S
"a; best barley. nominal: alfalfa. $l3.50T
H.5o: clover. nominal: stock. nominal: COM
pressed wheat. s2lM2: straw. per bale. SIG
1.1o
Potatoes-E Early rose. soH4ec: river Bur
banks. foG6nc: river reds. 40ff5ec: Oregon
bifTD3GkS. o,sf &c. MERGED sweets. I.y3.
vegetables-New onions, 75casi: dollhouse
cucumbers. 4ocGisf dozen; breen peas $50
GS: string beans. 5fac per 10. summer
squash. Safoc box: Mexican tomatoes. $ls
box: olsra dried. faisGl5c: fancy aspara-
gus. saae. %: chill green peppers. 12lsG15c:
rhuharh common. 5aT60c
Fruits-Appies. common. 35af40c: choice.
81. 40If. 80: awberries $a.JoGf4: gooseber-
ries. &c per box: cherries. black 75cafs1. 40:
do white and red ssffSoc: oranges. navels
si.2sfe.5 30: Mexican lines. rcpack. 81: Cali
fornia lemons common. s5cI&1; do choice.
s12-sil,5o; bananas. slG9 bunch.
Butter-Faney creamery 1@grfoiSc: do Sec
onds 1sTfsi6c: fancy dairy. isalsi4c; do
seconds. 17T17ihc.
Cheese-New sGloc: California cream
c1eddar. 1ad1lc: Young America. 1osfGilc:
Eggs-Store. l1,kd1ec: fancy ranch. 121aG
l3c
Pouitry-Turkev gobhlers lfGfec In: tur-
KEY hens ll@l2c: Old ROSTERS. s3.5od4:
Young ROSTERS &. 5nsis.SG; small, broilers
81 snafs.5a: large hroiiers. sid5ho; fryers
e. 5nffs. 80. hens s2Gt: old ducks SITS. 30:
Young ducks 81 5Aefss50. geese. slG1.2S per
pair: goeiings s'.Soffi 81 old pigeons, $l.sI
80; young pigeons. A0a2
Wool md Hops.
won,-Fall: Southern coast lambs 7ffsc
San Joaquin lambs. lmsc: northern lambs.
IinI2c: San Joaquin plains. 76lc: Humboldt;
and Mendocino. i4Ni5c
HopS-Oid crop, nominal: new, 10114c.
CiosinE Quotations.
wheat-Firm: December. 72tkc; May $50.
Parley-Steady. December. s132ss
Ccru--Larre yellow, si.o7isfflfo
Bran-sacG9.0
Exchange.
Sterling on London 80 days aslis
Sterling on London. sight. AS.
Financial.
Silver bars ~ s5TS Drafts-SIght 40. IA
Mex. dolls 49, q! Gss Telegraph :. :. 10
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Cash QuOtatiOns.

Fiour-Strong winter wheat patents ~ 20
Gis.n: do s'raights g., TNfs' do clears $50
a. 60: spring wheat sDeciais. 81: patent.
s. esIs.a5: straight Ss5o1fs. Is: bakers. 81 759p
s2s
whsat-Sr-ine No s'fE nominal; No. 3.
81 1nG7f Il. No red s,.5id1.s5.
C'0rn-No . atig13js.c,
oats-No Write ss,ssTssSa.c: No. 8. sss.
T3yi2c
Pye-No .. -ec.
pariev-No. .. 49sf5ec
Fiaxseed-No J. sl35
T"9Enothv seed~Prims - TSffs -.
Mess pork Per barrel Rio 7sG7 '0ss.
Iard--Per fha mounds s,sarks7S 81
Shorf ribs-Sidee 1oosel S.TT5 n
ShoulAerr-D Dry ~alted fhoxeds iA.Gf-r
Short Sitiee--f"ear (eoxeis s. S1gSs 10
Whiskv-D.sti,lers' finished goods $40
NJ IN
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND.

III. = . are n sass I IL sr Columbia waters today
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FOR Portland canal wrangel. Sunn.
Skagway and Dyea. Washington s,a1
Navigation Company's steamer niscoglN
sails from Colnaan dock Tuesday, Nss n
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SECURE ] our tickets to Dawson &,
now. s"he Co.umhia Navigation Connms
will sell at reduced rates for three a.
only. r. Chilcott. Agent. Mutual X
building.