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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-09
rHE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures TUESDAY AUGUST = 1895


1890 barrels; market weak. losing nso<e
OF tire advance secured .ase week.
Wasat-Receirts- q. DO bushels; exports,
fffs,N bushels: sroe. easy: No red. -
as5ss Z. o. b. Options opened firm on con-
tinen,aI buying but failed to hold the rise.
receipts and a bearish Michigan report
weakened prices decidedly. The close was
heavy at q net loss OF igitsc. September
c!osed al 7lAdE5Sc-
Wool-S2uiet.
Hops-Quies but steady.
Co6ee-Optsons opened steady, 1917
points higher; sales, E.cse bags. including
September. $500. Sc: spot Rio steadier;
No invoice, Sc: No. : tobbing. si.c: mild,
steady: Cordoya sie1I5c.
Sugar-Raw. stronger, fair refining. SIC:
centrifugal. s. test. S-lsc; refined. firm
Metals.
Pig iron-warrants. ss-s5Gs.7a
Cnpprr-Lake su.A
Tfn-$15 aca1s
Speiter-SI5sl450.
Lead--xs s7Ixsls The firm tha. fixes the
selling price for miners and shelters
quotes lead at $50 at the close.
The Visible supply.
The statement OF the visible supply OF
grain .n store and afost Saturday. August
s. as complied by the New York Produce
Exchange. Is as follows:
Wheat--s,2ss.eo bushels: decrease. $685.
/ Corr. $4,000 bushels: Increase. $4,000
bushels.
oats~s.a5e.oo bushels; decrease. $500
Ryel7.ooo bushels: increase. 1890
bushels.
Bariey-esS. go bushels: decrease. S.ooa
bushels.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablesram says:
The stock markets here opened good to-
day on the prospect OF peace between the
United States and Spain, and Consequently
steady upward movement. But the buy
Ing was principally from New York Here
interest IS aroused, but nothing more. The
New York buying of bonds IS still heavy.
Spanish securities were strong. but closed
under the best. The feature today was the
sharp ta ~ saIs rsm ,ss
Cape. The fail was accompanied by ru-
mors OF difficulty In renewing the next
contracts. falling on in the quality OF
the stones. and that she next Cape gov
eminent may place an especial tax on dia-
monds.
Breaastuna.
LONDON. Aug S-Wheat-Cargoes OF
coast, firm, Id higher: carsoes on passage.
standard California, s9s Sd: English cour-
try markets some higher and some lower;
wheat imported into United Kingdom.
2sl 600 centals; -four imported into United
Kingdom, H9. 900, wheat and -four on ASS
age to United Kingdom, ]. s6oO0o centais;
wheat and -four on passage to continent,
SCI. 900 centals; Indian shipments OF wheat
to United Kingdom, 1000 centals Indian
shipments of wheat TO continent. none.
No. / standard California. is sdQ6s 81: :
-four In Paris. firm; wheat In Paris. firm
Corn-August. S. Sd; September. IS SD;
October. IS 3ssd. Imports Of wheat into
Liverpool for the week: From the Allan
tic, 81. 800 quarters; from Pacific ports. l6,-
coo quarters; from other ports l,000 quar-
iers. imports of corn into Liverpool from
Atlantic ports for the week were 81. 800
quarters.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Aug. s.--Canadian Pacific. So
Grand Trunk. "a. Bar silver. moderate
demand. q 3-l6d per ounce. Money, 4qlz
per cent.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steam freighter Santa Cruz Will leave
during the week with freight for Skagway
and Lynn canal ports.
Bark Ceylon, Capt. Calhoun, arrived in
port yesterday from San Francisco, She
loads return cargo Of coal.
Steamer Can Mcdonald has been pur-
chased by Il. T.. Powell, of this city who
viii operate her in the Yukon river trade.
she viii be towed to st. Michael by the
British tug Gar.
Fishing schooner Yukon arrived in port
yesterday from the fishing grounds at Cane
Flattery. She brought up A large catch
Of h3libut and cod, which she discharged
at Ainsworth & Dunn's wharf
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NEW YORK Markets.


NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The stock mar
ket today was under one OF the na4siE1
processes which Is usual in q strong ad-
vance Even when the general trend q
prices Is upward for q long period tne
movement is very rarely uninterruSseu
HaI:s and reactions are normal processes
even IL a strong market, and are to be
looked for even In the continuance OF "a
vorable conditions. There was such 2
halt for time today, and II looked rs X
the reactionlsts had gained the upper
hand. Profit taking began from the start
in some OF the recent .avorttes and held
them back. while the rest OF the market
ders which had come into commission
houses during the Sunday interval The
volume OF these orders was large and IN
outside pubic in the value Of securities.
But the disposition 20 take profits on tho
strength OF this outside demand caused
traders, and the ruuaor got into c.rcua-
tton that the large fnoneyed interests
which bought stocks last week We're sell
ing out. The bears thereupon rushed 20
self about the time when accumulated
commission orders had been executed. The
bears were also inclined to take a skep-
ticai view Of the reported acceptance by
Spain Of :he terms OF peace. Earlier gains
were wiped out in practically all cases,
the market falling below Saturdays level.
AT this point very large blocks Of stock
began 70 be taken again. and before the
close there was almost complete recov-
cry. number OF the !Edustrials. nota bly,
Tobacco, Leather preferred. the mailing
stocks and stocks OF some Of the iron and
steel companies showed conspicuous ad-
vanceS.
The late movement OF the market ss like
" 10 create the suspicion that the reac-
ton was looked upon complacentiy by the
mopeyed men who have assumed the lead
ershlp of the market.
The pressure Of funds FOR investment in
securities paying fair rates OF interest and
reasonably safe gave continued strength 10
bonds today Total sales. 81 Gn.G1o.
The new government threes when issued
showed a decline Of Il in the bid price.
Otherwise there was no change In govern
ment bonds.
Money and Exchange.
Money Oh cali, 1ts6l2 per cent; last loans,
~ per cent: prime mercantile paper. 3i@se
AZ per cent; sterling exchange, steady.
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 s5ixGls5@. demand and sis3s.d4s4 sixty
DAYS: posted rates. s4srza4.s5 and 81 $50
4 s6la: commercial bills 81 s21sG4sS; silver
certificates. 5si4a59izc: bar silver. soc; Mex
lean dollars, isi2c; government bonds.
firm: state bonds. duh: railroad bonds.
firm.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The nORrd of Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug s-Higher LIVERPOOL
cables and small receipts started Sertern-
Der wheat nc above the price II closed Sat
urtlay Sellers AT the advance were 50
defs In the market at that time were i'm
mediately filed. Offerings still continued
In such heavy volume after this demand
was satisfied that quick decline set In.
knocking fc a huShei off the opening fig
ures. The change from seeming strength
az the opening - the succeeding weakness
was due 10 selling % long wheat by heavy
traders. who anticipated n freer movement
is the near future from first hands. They
Knew that II they waited for It's realiza-
zion 1t would probably be impossible to
dispose OF their holdings AZ any such prices.
Among the reasons for continued weak
ness were heavy estimated receipts for
tomorrow. and some crop reports OF a
here was even more urgent than At any
time during the previous weeks advancing
market. As high as &c premium over Sep
ternter price was paid for one lot Of No,
red. and plenty more could have been
disposed o? at the same premium but for
hol3ers advancing their views 10 ne. Sep
temher closed fsc to lac lower.
Ample rains Saturday and Sunday start
81 corn weak today. The decline was only
temporary. however, as reports 81 crop
of satisfactory YIELD The close was &c
higher than Saturday
Reports % rust and blight had a brilliant
effect IN oats for time. but this feeling
wore or as wheat continued 10 grow lower.
Sfs.stcmber closed i~e lower.
Provisions. like wheat. declined IN spite
~ bullfshness Receipts Of hogs were
small and prices ut the yards ware higher.
Owing 20 a lack OF demand. however.
prices saggca OF readily on some selling.
iN0rk declined lsisc. lard 1sac and ribs -
q l1c
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. Seattle were strong
today. Choice steers. $. 25Qs.65; medium.
st9oQ4s5 beef Ste ers, $3.s51ie5; stockers
aad feeders. s3.50li25 bulls. s2.5oG ~:
cows and heifers. s2s5g4.2O, calves. s5.15Y
T. Westerns, Si4+15: fed Westerns, $i.25Q
$50: Texans, s.. 40qS..o.
Hogs ruled strong and 81 l0c higher; fair
to choice. s3s2laiy4.l0; packers, sS.79u3.90:
butchers. $1,000; mixed; $a'5Gioo;
light $3.90li402is; pigs, s3.7ogS.s1la.
Sheep ruled strong. Poor 70 prime lambs.
sin6.5o; yearings. A.75ai5; Western sheep.
S450G460: good rangers. si.20a4io
Receipts-Cattle. 1900. hogs. 1900:
sheep, 1000.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug. S-Cattle-Recelpts. 400
head: market slow 10 l0c lower; native beef
steers, $4.30H4.30; Western steers, SiuiGo:
cows and heifers. s3.5o9i.25; stockers and
feeders. s3.75lt460.
Hogs Receipts 400; market SC higher:
closed weak: heavy, s3.77lzQ3. So: mixed.
S. Soa3 s2ie; light, SS.1.isa3s21&: bulk Of
sales. S3.S0a2.s5.
Sheep-Receipts. 400; market steady;
fair 10 choice natives. s3.e0Fi: fair to
choice Westerns. S3.50Q3.eo: common and
stock sheep. s3.25Q3s5: lambs. s4d6
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DAMAGE TO WHEAT CROP.
Some Insect Pest II In the Fields at
Deep Creek.

Special Dispatch 10 the PoSs-Intelisgencer.
CHENEY. Aug. $-The weather stil.
continues very not and dry. Fall-sown
grain Is being harvested. with returns Ok
th-riy-fve 20 forty bushels per acre gen.
orally. Other grains and fruits are 100
far advanced for the hot weather to ma
serially arsci. and the yield will, be tally
as Iarge as last years big crops Vege-
tables are suffering somewhat and pre-
maturely ripenirg. Timothy was rather
ee.ow the average IN yield Some 81 the
wheat fields. notably in the vicinity %
Deep Creek. are infested with minute
green insects. which ATE doing great dam
age, the affected fields having \ peculiar
whitish appearance.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE BUTLER,

!; H. Cole, wife and family. steamship
Alliance; Miss Cora Bergurs. Senfold !.
N: srnmbaugh. Pittshurg, Pa; a. E. For
kamloops. b. 6: II. ii. Norris. vanse,lser.
i. G.; Miss Fl. NJ. Scott. PortiadJ yre.;
Ratherin Roe, Portland. ore: A. NJ Scott,
ore: ". S. Bootmer. Penszlum: l., 5. Ia,
Get. Penszlum; +. Q, Ehrlich Enrich.
wash: Wm: L. Temlins, Gnieaso; Il, \.
sssStoss; por,iand, ORE { Il shprIe Far.
{, E. Socke. Chicago: 5. 4. Goldsmith.
wash: Al Miller, Spokane, Wash. /. II.
Lynch, Yakima Agency. Wash; Mrs. 7.
II. Ludwig, California; J. Cameron, Ev
srett. Wash: L; Rosen.hai; San FRANCISCO;
W. H. MoPhee. Victoria r. 6: Jay seldg.
wick. Tacoma: II. F. Palmer and son Nc
Neil Island; Capt. W. Fangiey. Victoria. II:
Mrs. b. LIE Burner. Portland ore: c. ".
lde. Tacoma, Wash; c. W. Morton. Port
land. Ore; Mrs. T. c, Powell, Portland.
Ore: Faith Powell Portland, Ore.
THE SEATTLE
p Gibbons Benton. Wash; W: p.
Everett; II. f. White and wife. Chicago:
q. NJ. Hathaway, Wellshoro. Pa: Will
nnr, RWSs sIls51o TesS9r P Fa5sr Peter
Y; w f. Sanders. Helena. Mont: r. A.
l.. Mannheim, Helena. Mont. b. c. Fer
guson, Helena. Mont. Mrs. J. A. Cooke.
San Francisco: Miss Gertrude Glenn.
Cleveland, O.: Mrs. Eva Corhin, Tacoma
+. Z. Smith, Spokane: &. F. Hall. str
Dir.go: David Goodsall. ir.. California:
Francis +. Short. San Francisco: James
w. Hall and wife. Snohomish; Miss Hills.
Philadelphia: Miss Sharp. Boston: F.
Fountaine Anacortes: e. q. Johnston. Ia
coma: A. r. Calder. Tacoma: NJ Gerber.
Tacoma; 5. V. Armstrong, New York;
w. H. Gorham. Seattle; c. Queoli, NJ d,
Tacoma; 4. QueoH. Tacoma, j. r. Allen.
City; A. Lybrand. Delaware. O.: L. ].
Fenton. Winchester, o.: II. Moss, Ian
caster, Pa; c. a. Rogers, Tacoma NJ
Earles, Fa!rhaven; .. S. Peterson and
wife. Fairhaven: Mrs. T. Eiwood, San
Francisco: l.. g. Comstock. Skagway.
THE DlLI.EsR.
j. A. Cooper. Snoqualmie: J. Il. Me-
Lean, Snoqualnie: G. ID. Johnston. Che
cage: William Anderson, Rhinelander: e.
n. Loveiess. Hartford. Conn; u. Nor-
man. Hartford, Conn; J. Bailey. Hart
ford. Conn; D. Q. Pearson. stanwood:
George Moran. Mount Vernon: r. r.
Gardiner, Vancouver b. c.: Frank G.
Francis. Port Gamble: r. j. T. Mucks,
Vancouver: II. Cox, Port Ludlow; Mrs.
NJ. Jennee, Stanwood: Mrs. Rob-, STAN
wood: f. ~ Hussey. Everett. A. r. Ciiche.
Michigan: DIR. u. McEacheran, Stanwood:
Thos. Elliott, Dawson: ". NJ. Hulbers
Snohomish: 4. ]. Indirdson. Index Mrs.
Indir3son, Index; Mary f. Patchn. TIA
coma; Rev George Kindred. Tolt; Miss
Elsie kindred. T'olt; Miss Carrie Bagwell,
Tolt.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

S-eecisi Dispatches - P3st-Tnteiligeneer.
\EAH BAY. Aug. 81 p. m.--Bsr-
e9,eEer. So, partly cloudy. wtrt west
* fs.ss lnw ari-Issst night. str VII
Annette. S,U ,. II Ou,warf--Tug RAb-
tssTl., y e a, II: = foar-rnastes! schooner
Ell COW e Wand@t~r. ) ? m.
tI-AI.l-AM HAY. Ags. s-k ?. III
Deus FcE. caial.
FTeE4T. AGg- S. =. ul.-Clsar: ltxat
tass wtr3 seus~ fo- - the straits
t'NEI CRESCENT. Aug S. 2. r.
Gear. raIrn
PORT ANGELES AUG 81 D. III
barometer. So. sea-. wlGd DoFiAws5s,
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
CHENEY, Aug. Sat the preliminary
hearing in the justice court Of li-year-old
Bernhard Jensen, charged with an assault
with a deadly weapon with intent 10 In
flct bodily injury upon Willie Brandt, an
other i4-year-oli boy. the Jensen boy was
bound over in 500. His father furnished
the bail.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Poet-I.:elligencer.
WALLA WALLA. Aug. S.-A fire de-
stroyed the separator and derrick rig be-
longing TO Chris Bowers The fire Is sup
posed TO have been caused by matches
dropped by the header crew In the stack.
Gus Stevens, separator tender. was severe
" burned. Two hundred sacks of wheat
and four stacks were burned. There was
no insurance.
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For rates - all points East or South.
and fan information, call on or address
Thomas A Graham district passenger
and freight agent. Southern Pacific Co,
sI9 FIRST avenue. Seattle.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

rohI LAND. Or. Aug. s.-The local
Nv small lors changing hands In the inte-
lior al rates slightly above the export
satae. WaIla Ealia for export Is royui-
t. az at1@sc. and valley and biues.ern
sossslc- Cleared-Br blk Alexander Black
,or Cape Town. South Afriea. with Mss
bushels Of wheat - -
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cne-frch nnixh. u. "A ard Is feet Sz9s4;
Trick nnszh. 3-sa3S. cedar squares. T. g.
Ard 70 feet. EsEse: basfens. a.s4as Per io1
Gnsai feet. pseaetE &l2
age, 59c.
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THE NEW ENGLAND.

John Thornton. Big Lake; Mrs. Thomas
ford: Capt. G. II. Bradley. S. s. AK:
Mrs. George jacques. Snohomish c. Wood.
San Francisco: Z. T. Boyd. Granite Fails:
James Wilson. Alaska: Lawrence Enge.,
New Whatcom: William Chadwick, Issa-
quah; Frank Wellia, Snoqualmie; H. Glib,
ST Michael; John Meelia, St. Michael; J..
Manson. Duluth: Jacob Miller. San Fran
cisco: Cyrus Orr. Vancouver. b. c.; Aiberr
Trottier. Minneapolis: G. r. kerrison. San
Francisco.
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THE Pacific Coast Steamship Co.'S 3 s.
Geo. w Elder VIII sail from Seattle
"Wednesday. Aug. l0th. at u noon. direct
TO Victoria for ALASKAN POINTS. In
place Of 5. 5. Ai-ki.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Today's state
ment Of the condition Of the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance .......... s2e1 1884
Gold reserve NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1S9 $50 SIS
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FOR the convenience o. its patrons. re
Sorthern Pacific has es.aslls1ed through
car service 20 waNa Walla. Train leaves
Seattle daily al .. n
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TIE Gas. new steamer "Dirfgo." belong
ing 20 the Alaska Steamship Co. VIII
leave for the north tonight CI'uesdayD at :
O'Clock. from Yex.e- wharf.
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm. creamery. Is3isc;
dairy. i3ui{c.
Eggx-Elrm: sre2h, IT,
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THE fast nsw stea r1er "D.rsgo" belong
Ing 10 the Alaska Steamship Co, viii
seava Cor the north ;oa$gnt cTsSs1Sy} al
o'closk. from Yesss- waar.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Wash. Aug s-Exporter.
quote club wheat at &c ard bIuestem a,
Sc Afllers quote each grade &c higher.
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Uostou stock Market.

BOSTON. Aug. s.-Clos.ng:
Bos & Mon ..a0s Parrot -. ...... 22is
Butte & Bos -. e5is
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IF you are going East. can at the
Norihern Pacific office In regard 10 rates.
etc. Always TO the front and the best o.
everything.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS Aug. Section
Quiet; middling, ) ll-lGc.
NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Cotton-Dull;
rn!ddiing l-l6c.
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VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans. with To-
maIo Sauce Original and best.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

heat-Mzrkst nominal: export, No. /
CUB Sc: No. / b,uestsm. Sc NliIiax
wheat, No. club &c. M. biuessem, &C.
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SYNOPSIS.

II ne coast region The weather = 600,
or only moderately warm. bur east % tss
mountains u Is intensely hot. The high
80 itsup eyatures today were Spokane "a
Malta WallA los.
Local export Nix. mum temperature. -:
Iutu mum temperature. IS, mean Temporal
sure. q, weather. partly cloudy. 10 rala.
g. y. SALISBURY
seNt.ln nIreeIor Mea. her Rureau
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets



San FRASCiSco. Aug Spot wheat
- unchanged The futures are lower in
sympathy with lower Chicago market
i hSrss Weaksr. both spot and future are
gtner prices stand. None arrived today
stock quotations were:
f1ouf-Net cash for family extras, AE1
40: bakers extra. a. l.Gf42s
sl.301i.40 %
Harisy-Feed. ni7s49i %; brewing. nomi-
oats-Poor TO fair. si.l7.ai. 22rs: good to
choice, 81. 5Gi.3a; fancy feed. 81 5at5: gray.
= .sNi- 3: milling. N.22isai. 27ia; surprise,
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. % oe2: wheat. cent
ais. 80, barley. centals. $50; beans sacks
soZ- DO Eastern. go; corn. centals 4sa:
p9,a'osa: sce Ks: 80 onions. sacks 2is'
tons ss5; wool bales. 4s; hides number
e,ss2. wine. gallons. 1850. brandy, I.2o0.
Closinz Quotations.
Wheat-Inactiye: December. sI2sN.
Earley-Sot quoted.
Corn-I.arge yellow. xI07la6fl 1G.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-spring-Nevada, leql4c; Eastern
Northern, f4aioc. Faii-Northern noun
Jain lambs. sqlic: mountain. saIlac: San
Joaquin mountain plains. 6Qsc; Humboldt
ana Mendoeino, llGf3c.
Hops-9fiI2iac
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Misunderstanding Nsq2O; bran. $3.50
Hay-whea,. sl4q17.s: wheat and oat.
Jig soe go bet 6est upland barley. sl34l45o:
Vesetables-Silser skin onions, F0ae5c /:
pickle onions. s5cgti. garlic. 2Q3c; green
peas. 2lsasc: string. beans. 2QSe per ID:
green, toasoc box egg plant. 4odeoc large
box; chile green peppers, 6alS5c.
T,,sj,tApples, choice ! 81 DO common; .oe
peaches ssse pears ba aimsss 7ss asi
plums, 35dic5c: Mexican lines. repack. s. q
as; common California lemons, sl.5oa2: do
choice. EGGS: bananas. siQ2 bunch; pine
onds. slQs2c; fancy dairy. $1,000; do sec
ccheese,New. shsgloe; Young American.
Esgs-store. lsqlse: fancy ranch. aoQa5o:
Ponltry-Turkey gobblers, i5Gl5c ib: fur
key hens. ssai6: old ROSTERS. si44. so: young
ROSTERS. s3G,3.i0; small hroilers, s.. c5q2 20
large hroilers, stali.so; fryers. sS5ofi4; hens,
old pigeons, sI.e5
Exchange.
Sterling. 60 days 4sii9 Sterling. sight .4s6
Financial.
Silver bars -. 5sis IDrafts-Sight -. Is
Mex. dolls ....46a4si2 Telegraph =. :. III
Mining Stocks.
Alta .......... ..iJulia go. ........ .
Alpha Cor ....... 5 Justice .... ..... 8
Andes ........ 5ikentlck Con .... s
Belcher .... II Lady Wash. Con .
Belle isle ......... Mexican 49,. 49, 10
Best a. Belcher =. II Mono 80. ......
Bedie Cor ........ =. Mount Dtablo zee. -.
Bullion ....... 1lNayato -. ......
Ruwer Con $3.50. ..lOccidental Con 49, 81
Caledonia 80. -. .lOphir -. .. n
Challenge Con %. 12,Overman 80, 49,. 4
Choliar -. ...... Il PotCsi 49,. ..... X
Confidence So. -. 25iSavage - ~
Con. Cal & Va ..35i Scorpion 80. $500
Con. Imperial .... .tS!erra Nevada 49,. "a
Con. New York :. Silver Hill ~ "a
Crown Point $50. 7Slver King ......
Exchequer -. Standard -. ..... ia,
Gould & Curry =. i3 Union Con ..... Is
Grand Prize ...... Utah Con ..-...... 6
Hale 81 Norcgoss IS Yellow Jacket &C.. Is
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Cure yourself OF Loss % Manly. Power
Ind Vigor. Unnatural Drains. Nervous.
Isesss, Atrophy. Faricoceie. etc, ny send
Ing. for prescription which | send by
mali in a plain sealed envelope free 70
cured me after all other remedies and
specialists failed Address q. II. Wright.
specialists had failed. Address q. b.
Wright. Music Dealer. Box 1903. Marshall.
Mich.
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s9aares. fSaii5c. Washington creame les
lib prints, 2lqssc.
Cheese eohhlngl Native Washington
isse ''' I'D ="
,tgss tjobbing l-StTictly fresh ranch. So?
&c; Eastern. l6Ql7c. Oregon. l6ls
Tomb honvy-lo0iic. Nevada. lie; strain
honey. 636ts.
,iSaliFy = Dressed chickens. i5c: spring
ssasckefs. ss.5egS5o per dog; live chickens.
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Fresh meats Oobb.ns)-<,ow beef. 6aItlz,
pr 10: strcr beef, e2et7c per III: mutton.
large, Sq6e: veal, small s. per To-
PROVISIONS Unhbincl - Hams large fGtgc.
haIs, small. lie: breakfast bacon. lie; dry
sAltci SIDES. 7isc.
White Star Sc; Coin Special, size; lard
compound, tierees, sizc. Rex, sac
Fresh Fish 6obb.ngs~- Haiibu.. S@f4sSc.
salmon. fsHSc; salmon trout. i04iac:
Founders. 3s.4c. soies. &c. rock cod, Sc:
.Foat i2's4 l5c: shrimp. Ice: smelt. 3if,c;
ION cod. -; oysters Olympia. $3.50
per sack, $3.50 per gallon: CLAIMS, 81 50
r.. sack; Dungeuess crabs. live. 81. cooked.