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Onenina. Highest. Lowe

Cash quotations were as foIIows: NO.
yellow corn, 3lAc. Flour steady. No.
sprlng wheat, 65iaG69isc.: No. red, 72isn
ne No. 2 corn, 3liac. No. oats .iO
2li5c.: No. 2 white. 22A425lzc. No. 3 white.
z2G22s.c. No. rye. 53955c. No. barley.
35a43c. No ! faxseed. A.ls: new. -Sl.l9
pork. per barrel. N5C6ss25. Lard. per 100
pounds. s5l0as520 Short-rib sides Qoose,,
SGS5.30. Dry-saltcd shoulders (boxed,.
5i5lIsssc. Short clear sides boxed, $500
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Virginia rust Company,

Richmond. Va. August 10. 1893
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT
Bond No. |. for 500, with inte'e lfo1i
Aprn !. 1893. secured under deed ~ the
Hercerson Electric Company OF Hpril
Carolina TO Virginia Trust Company. rs
trustee. will be redeemed; In accordance
with the provisions OF said deed, on sep
tcmber l. 1899 at this Office. Interest On
said bond will cease from that date
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
au lO-Thfw Trustee.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call firmer at 3ai per cent;
last loan at per cent; prime mercantile
paper 4LQ5 per cent.
business I'm bankers bills at $.@h n 81 s6li
for demand and $4.S3isQASA for sixty
days; posted rates. 2LSi4ANlk; COM
mercial bills, ASA.
Silver certificates, 5St96O; bar silver,
50 lie; Mexican dollars, ~
Government bonds steady. State bonds
Inactive. Railroad bonds steady.
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THOMAS Y. CARTEK, Prtsllent
i. 5. VALENTINE. Vice President;
IL. A. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Directors: James ~ Boyd G. /.
Loehr, Thomas Atkinson G.. {. Jackson,
+. c. Ebel, T. 5. Valentine IL. L. Cabcll,
|. II. Kaufman A. Pizzini. Jr., =. Whit
lock, !. w. Rothert, B. T. Crmp, r. ;.
Bosher. Thomas n. Carter.
Solicits accounts Of individuals, iirins,
and corporations. Pays interest on de-
posts by agreem mt an 2o-SJ, Tn&Vh
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. August 30.-Flour-
Neglected and nominal. with buyers 6Q15c
under the market on all grades but low
priced winters; Minnesota patents. $3.50
81
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. August 30. 1899.
'ales: Citizens Exchange Bank, 10
sQ.E
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sos Whiskey, distillers' finished good
per gallon, sl.@. Sugar cut loaf, - -
graduated, $5a. Butter steady; cream
cry. l6G20c.: dairy, liltl7c. Cheese iirn.
at 92.QlOlsc Eggs firm; fresh, lSlrn l5"sc
The Holly chieftain., 1899-04-28
"A word to tho via. . ,uma.p.., !,

"A word to the wiss u sumcienv' and
. word from the wise should b sum-
cient. but you ask who are the w,sss
Those who know. The OF repeated sx.
perience Of trust worthy persons may b
taken for knowledge. Mr.. W. Terry
says Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy
gives better satisfaction than any other
10 the market. He hes been In The
drug business at Elkton. Ky.. lbr twelve
ysars; has sold hundreds Of bottles q
this and nearly all othse eoueh rsas.
dies manufactured, which shows ssar
elusivslv that Cham beslains 3 the naaa
satisfactory 70 the psopla. and = ~
bsst. For 'als At Iasinaa DrS. lsst
store
The Holly chieftain., 1899-04-28
Are You Looking
For a Snap.
Are you Listening
For Prices?

We will make prices that will make your water
Some time bought stock goods the FL Mercan
tile Of Kansas mortgage The consisted of
Mems and Boys cothn boot Shoes hats and dress goods
We have decided to close out the goods remaining hand
have the for something else We have decided establish
Bargain Counter and the goods displayed that Will
Have To Go BE NOT DECEIVED The goods will
not be strictly to daea to STYLE that the will not be Tan
have Pointed but for Comfort will be Cracker
Jacks The Clothing consists mostly of broken SUITS and odd pants
and will be sold at fifty the dollar less other goods at
match Now don't throw this aside say M don't believe
there sanything it, There's Millions in it, you
want to fit yourself boys girls with good seryceae goods
at very little cost Be Wise, Now is Your Time
SOMETHING
NEW At WHITES.
We have bought elegant line of Ladies' muslin and
cambria Night and Drawers These goods of good
material and beautifully trimmed with lace embroidery of the new
est patterns We will also introduce large line of La
DIES TAILOR MADE SUITS AND SKIRTS
These goods the choicest nis and are elegant
y trimmed They cut by professional taors are PER
FECTN FIT
CON THE SDE) We have the and most complete
Line of General Merchandise be found Prowe county, COME
IN AND WE WILL SHOW YOU.
Of randFe Just received.
Yours Respectfully
HOLLY, COLO S. X. WHITE d co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Trade Was Fairly Good in Local
Produce Circles Yesterday.

Sacramento, Feb. 18th.
Trade in local produce circles was of
fair proportions yesterday. There were
no changes in prices.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned:
FLOUR-Family Extras, 500 per 100
TBS: $1.05 for so TBS.
FRUIT-Oranges 15c, 25c, 30c. 4Oc and
SOC per dozen; Lines, 15c; Lemons, 25c;
Cocoanuts, 1oc each; Bananas; 2ac per
dozen; Apples, s1.35@150 box; Dates. 1oc
VEGETABLES Tomatoes, Toe per ID;
Celery, &c per head; Caulifiower, 10c per
head Carrots, Lettuce, Radishes, Leek,
Green Onions, oyster Plant. 121ac per
2 for SC; Peas. 121ac; Beans, 15c per NJ;
Cream Squash, &c per ID; Spinach, SC;
Peppers. 25c; Hubbard Squash. 21sc;
s5 e;o New = potatoes. &C per r.. ~ -
MEATSBeef-Prim Rib Roast, 121a@
15c; Loin Steak, 121aQ15c; Rump Steak,
Chops, 15c; Roast Veal 12c. Mutton-Leg,
11d12lsc; Loin and Rib Chops, 121ac: Nut
ton st eer opned Be efop 81
sage, 121ac; Vienna Sausage, 15c; Bacon,
saislzc; Ham, l2a1s1kc.
each; Broilers, 25@4oc each; Tame Geese,
1.5o EACH Tame Ducks. 50@65c each; Tur-
keys tic for live and Zoe for dressed per
ID.
E(ICS-CallIOrHld. l0c per dozen.
DAIRY -Butter-Pickle, soc
per 10; Mountain, 2Oc Valley Roll, zoe;
Petaluma, soc per roll; Creamery. Coz per
roll. Cheese-California 15c per ID; YounA
America, lie; Eastern Creamery, 15@2Oc;
Genuine Swiss, Acc; American Swiss, zoe;
Neufchatel 10c.
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat or Wheat HAY,
90cM$1; Alfalfa, 75c; Whole Barley, ST. IS;
Ground Barley, s155; Feed Oats, 81 500
100; Middlings, s1.10; Shorts. she's; Bran
81; Straw, 60G070c; Corn. large, 81. 80; Small
CrapkQd Corn 81 40.
S1.35: Red Russian Oats. $1.50Q175.
NUTS-New Walnuts, 15c per 10; New
Almonds. 15@20c; New Braziis, 121hc; Pc
cans, 16c; Filberts,a lac; Chestnuts. 15c
COAL OIL-Pear1 Cases, lie; Star. TIC:
Eocene, 19c; Extra Star, 21c; Elaine, 23c:
GRANITE MINING CANDLEs-1o o..
'7 ELECTRIC LIGHT CANDLE is; el5e, o.
41sc; Il o., size; IA o., 61sc; 16 o., 71ac.
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we'll nigh note perfect. Her music
memory is remarkable as we'll. She
has all the qualificatio of a brilliant
pianiste, q fine style and correct
method. Having conquered well nigf
all the intricacies of technique it viii
probably be rapid passage for her Il
development of the sympathetic quail.
ties which must reside in the nature Of
one who has so early advanced so far
and whose playing proves that there
Is love Of the art In her soul, and 4
purpose to devote her life work to it:
calling.
A Bach, BRAINS, Mendelssohn pro.
gram for SO young. a person was bold
undertaking. We confess to fear. OF
reading the list of difficult numbers
from GounodLiszt, MacDowell, Ruben.
stein, Bach and Brahms, that tn;
debutante had undertaken q task fal
beyond her; that it was another at.
tempt on the par of unwise friends art
fiattering admirers to push youth into
too deep waters. But we were agreea bly,
disappointed, for her Bach work was
clear-cut, chiseled art and played with &
regard for the classic demands that wa.
NCiy SdelSAy AAS. LII ucI bTdu1IlS HULL
bers there was, despite what we have
said of undeveloped sympathy, evi
dences that she perceives what is be-
meath the surface of his themes Hence
the hope Is to be entertained that tht
full flower of complete comprehension
will develop in this latest Sacramento
pianiste, who is SO richly equipped will
technical skill, notable for a strons
firm touch, vigor, intelligence, courage
delicacy in shading and a sensitive AM
artful use of the pedal as one would
expect in an arts. of years of ey.
perience. The closing number of thu
programme Faust waltz-was re-
markedly brilliant. It more than al
else had soul and the fervor of an in
forming spirit in it. She gave It ths
fire and dash of the satanic expression
intended.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco r

San Francisco. Feb. 2Sth.
!. Morning Session-Alta, lie; B & B, 656
SIC; Caledonia 42c; Challenge. 36d35c;
Chollar, Acc; C G Va. s2.55Q2 80; Conf
dence SEC; G Point, 33632c; Exchequer, sc;
6 & C, 52@5Oc; H & N, 4Sc; Justice, 23c;
Kentuck. 14c; Mexican, S3@S2c; Ophir,
81. 3S50I1. 25; Potosi, 3S@37c: Savage 39c; Seq
Belcher,s &c: Sierra Nevada, s1.60ll IS:
Union, 74Q70c; Utah, 2Sc; Y Jacket, 400
39c.
Afternoon Session ophir, s125; Next
can, S7@S6c; G & c, 4Sc; B & B, 63661c;
G g va, $4,000 25;s Savage, sc: Choliar,'
4Sc; Potosi. Sec; H & N, acc; c Point, 26c;
Y Jacket, 3SG36c; Imperial, &c; Alpha, SC;
Belcher, &c; Confidence, Sic; Sierra Ne
vada, $1.45@1. 40: Utah. &c; Seq SBelcher,
&C.: Justice, 25@24c; Union, 6906Sc; Occi-
dental, SIC; Andes, Zoe.
Closing charlottesville 10c; Alpha, 7c;
Andes, 20c: Belcher, 25c; Benton, Sc; b Il
3. 6oc; j.. Bullien, g: Caledopia, zoe: chal-
c e va. s2.25: Imperial, 1c; Point, 26c;
Exchequer, Be-; G & G. 46c: H & n. nc;
Justice, 24c; Mexican. SEC: Occidental, sic;
Ophir, 40: Ovsrman i he; Potosi, 35c;
Savage, 35c: Seq Belcher, SC; Sierra Me-
vada, $1.35; Standard $315; Union, SIC;
Utah, 26c; 7 Jacket, S5c.
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land Enquirer Publishing Company: A.
IS. 977, for monument to the late State
Treasurer Radcliffe; A. B. $50, for inn
provements at the San Jose State Nor
NAL School, and A. B. GAG, to pay the
claim of IT, o. Toland-that they do
pass.
Also: A. B. 33S, for the erection Of
buildings, ETC.. for the State Univer-
sity; A. B. 566, for the acquisition by
the State of the Cotton Hall property
A. B. 9O5, to sink an oil well on the
grounds of Agnews Hospital, and A.
933, for $4,000 for bitumen sidewalks
in Capitol grounds, that they do pass
as amended.
Also: s. B. 1872 for water system at
Preston State School; A. B. 37O-the
same; A. B. SO, appropriating $1,000
to send an expert to the East to gath
er information concerning the trans
portation and sale of California fruits:
A. B. 924, to pay c. w King $500, and
! A. B. 931, to pay the claim of r. B.
Young-that they do not pass.
Also: A. B. $40, for the relief of ]. E.
Atkinson and A. B. 1914. authorizing the
transfer of $250,000 from the general
j fund to the Oakland harbor improve
ment-that the author be permitted to
withdraw
THIRD READING FILE.
The regular business of the evening
the third reading of bills, was then pro-
ceeded with and the following work
was done:
A. B. S47, Knowland, to amend Sec
ton 2,712 of the Political Code, relative
to bridges, subways and culverts.
Passed
! A. B. $50, O'Brien. to amend the Code
of Civil Procedure. relating to relief
from judgments, orders or proceedings.
Passed.
A. B. 504, Fairweather, to amend the
Act to provide for the organization and
government of irrigation districts.
Passed
/ A. B. 40 j. NJ Miller, adding a new
section to the Political Code authoriz-
ing the granting by Boards of Super
visors and by the municipal authorities
of cities and towns to railroad corpor-
atoms of franchises for the construc-
ton of wharves and piers for terminal
purposes.
| A. B. 1O2, Dunlap, to amend the Civil
Code defining mortgages.
This bill, after a battle royal. in
which Dunlap, the author, led the
forces in favor of the bill and Mead,
the opposition, the measure was re-
fused passage, and both Caminetti and
Dunlap gave notice of motion to recon-
slider.
ADJOURNMENT.
| The House adjourned at 10 p. m.
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A Charming Entertainment-An
other Sacramento Pianist.

! Miss Rose Mosina Woolf of this city
made her debut as a pianiste last even
ing at the Sixth-street NJ. E. Church
before a large and appreciative audi
ence. Miss Woolf has quietly and with
remarkable perseverance, and i'll the
face of no slight obstacles been pursu-
ing her study of the piano some years
under the best obtainable teachers and
latterly has had the aid of Otto Bendix,
who was present last evening to wit
ness the debut of the talent he has lat
est had to do with in fashioning.
| Miss Woolf is an exceedingly unpre-
tentious young woman, lacking, prob
ably, in the aggressive characteristics
which carry many a one to the front
with far less of ability than she has.
Her modest, quiet and unpresuming
bearing last evening reflected only The
tone of her character and every day
manner.
| Her recital was decided success.
She was complimented with a host OF
floral tributes, generous but discrimin-
ating applause and two recalls. Her
program afforded but slight opportunity
for Judgment to be passed upon her
sympathetic qualities, her capacity to
fathom emotional scores, to impress her
auditors with her thought in interpre-
tation of a composers work. All the
numbers but two, or at best, three.
We're chosen evidently with view to
prove her high accomplishment in
| technique.
| In the two referred to, Brahms
Cradle Song and Henselt's IF Were
Bird there was indication of deep
fsympathy, but not such as will war
rant the statement that her musical
Temperament has as yet fully awaken
LED to the depths of feeling. She has
Eyet by study of the great masters and
the searching of the depths of their
themes, to develop that soulfulness
which some are pleased to call inspira-
ton, but which is really profound SYM
pathy.
Miss Woolf is a strong, vigorous
| player, possessed of much of virile
power, and clearly with reserve force
If she does not yet sound the depths
of composers thought she has much
of fervor. Her execution, while pre-
else, is bold, free and assertive, and
without any mannerism whatever She
plays with the requisite variety of ac-
cent, with remarkably fine taste, with
ease and finish and with perfect self
possession, manifest through a very re-
firing and modest bearing. In TECH
nique she has remarkable skill. Her
| lingering is almost faultless, and, taken
as whole, her work must be judged to
be brilliant
If it is not greatly impassioned. it Is
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ADJUSTMENTS.

There was. a better house at the
Clunie last night The MoIpsco Com
pany played THE Cherry aRickers'
splendidily. We doubt if any stock
company in the dramatic field could
have given it with more spirit or sin
certify. Miss Atwood was notably strong
in the emotional character of Nourma-
lee, and Mr.. Butler as Nazare gave
finished performance, one inspired by
correct conception Of the character OF
the hero of the romantic story. To-
night the company will, present the SEN
sational military drama Held by the
Enemy" The Morosco' Company has,
throughout its engagement, been so
faithful to promise, so capable and eff
cient in all it has undertaken, that the
public is justified in reposing confidence
in every announcement 1T makes, and
one Of these is that Held Ivy the Enc
N.Y. will be given with especial COM
pleteness Of detail, and by cast thor
oughIy familiar with the demands OF
this romantic drama.
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Liquor Traffic at Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2S.-Mayor
Fred Eaton to-day sent to the City
Council message regarding the regu-
lation of saloons and the sale Of liquors
in this city. He advocates an ordinance
requiring saloons which desire to keep
open on Sundays and after midnight to
pay an extra license, and also an ordi-
nance requiring restaurants which
serve liquors and drug stores which re-
tail liquors to pay license. The Coun-
Gil has not acted upon the message.
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CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS.
The First Regiment May Soon b
Mustered Out of the Service.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2S.-The
First California Regiment will be the
first command at present in the Pill
ippines to be returned from the Islands
by the Government.
This morning Alexander L. Badt, Sec
rotary of the Association of Relieves OF
the Californians, received the following
from Senator Perkins in answer to
messages and letters recently sent the
Senator:
Washing ton, Feb. 2Sth.
Alexander L. Badt, San Francisco:
The Secretary of War states that the
California. regiment will be the first
returned, but on account of the pres
emit conditions in Manila, cannot leave
until the troops arrive to take their
place. GEORGE c. PERKINS,
Judging from the turn in events in the
islands, fighting will cease at Manila
as soon as the regular regiments now
on the way arrive. The Californians
have been ordered to Negroes Island.
but they will not have to remain there
long, in the opinion of army men,
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers: :.
BEEF-First quality, 7s4c; other grades
7471ae per ID.
VEAf-711Gsc for large and sQs1Ac per
ID for small.
MUTTON-weathers. sQ91ac; Ewes. sis0
&c per 10.
LAME s@10c per ID for Yearling and
121ac per 10 for Spring.
poRkLise Hogs nc aap Per ~ IF for a me
dressed, 71aQ9c per 10.
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New Case. of Smallpox.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2S.-Two new
cases of smallpox We're found in this
city to-day by Health officer Powers.
One case was found on Grand avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh streets, in
a part of the city entirely remote from
other cases. One suspect is under the
care of the officers also.
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Petition in Bankruptcy,

CHICAGO, Feb 2S.-John Berry,
President of the Berry Candy Compa-
nay. filed to-day petition in bank
ruptcy. scheduling 100000 debts and
$1S7 900 property. 1t is said the petit
ton will not affect the interests of the
Berry Company, as the petitioner seeks
relief only on his individual Indebted
ness
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Suicide at Sam Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2S.-Because
he could not pay his debts, Henry
Reichers committed suicide to-day by
hanging. Reichers had been unem-
ployed for some time, and some of his
creditors prosecuted him until he be-
came desperate. He leaves widow
and two children.
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steamer Webber Disabled.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2S.-The
river steamer Captain Weber, which
left this city for Stockton last night.
was towed back to this port to-day by
the steamer Dauntless. Last night
about 7:15 O'Clock the Webber became
disabled by the breaking of her shaft
off Point Pinole and was obliged to
anchor The Dauntless took the dis
abled steamer in tow early this morn
ing and brought her back to this city.
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Caused by q Washout.

They have been having quite Sc
we're storm up north, and several small
landslides have occurred along the rail-
road track in Cow Canyon, Or. The ex-
prNss train due here this morning from
Portland got mixed UP in one of the
slides, and the engine was overturned.
NJ " Devany. the fireman, was seri-
ouSly injured.
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CLOSING Grain Quotations.

Chicago, Feb. 18th.
WHEAT-May. 1880; July, 717sc.
New York, Feb. 18th.
WHEAT-March, SAGE; May, 7S14c; July,
San Francisco, Feb. 2Sth.
WHEAT-May, $1.161s; December, 81. 1Sss.
BARLEY-New 99a4c.
CORN-Large Yellow. s110Q1. 121a.
BRAN-$19. 50@20.50
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COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT DULL AT A DECLINE IN
QUOTATIONS.
Spot Barley Easier and Options
Lower-Oats Less Active,
But Prices Firm.
San Francisco. Feb. 2sth.

San Francisco, Feb. 2Sth.
Spot Wheat declined. Trade lis Excess
sively dull, as no ships are loading and
shippers have withdrawn from the mar
ket Futures were also easier and would
have gone lower but for the comparative
firmness of Chicago prices, which are af-
fected by unfavorable crop reports. The
foreign markets were dull and heavy.
Barley options had a sharp decline and
spot Barley was easier, with trade dull.
Oats were firmly held at an advance. but
We're less active than yesterday None
arrived to-day. The receipts of Oats for
this month were only about $50 tons, the
smallest in years. Stocks are small. Corn
was quiet and steady. Six hundred CEN
tails Eastern arrived and went to a local
mill. Flour is lower under active COM
petition.
The prospects of rain caused additional
weakness in the Hay market to-day.
sales except at further concessions. Re
ceipts were 440 tons. Bran and Middlings
continued firm Receipts of Bran were
GOO sacks, and of Middlings AL sacks.
The general market has been quiet dur
ing the week Oranges and Lemons were
slow of sale to-day and prices appeared
tiful and rather weaker. Choice are in
fair demand and steady, the supply being
limited. Island Bananas have lately been
scarce.
In Dried Fruits during the past week
the only important change has been in
Apricots. Both Royal and Moorpark adj
vanced sharply Stocks of Apricots and
most other kinds Of Dried Fruits, except
Prunes and Raisins, are extremely light.
In Nuts. California Walnuts and Almonds
are higher, with scarcity of strictly
choice Honey is steady at the quota
tions, with trade moderate.
Butter has had little change during the
week, but an easy tone has prevailed. Sup
plies have been liberal Cheese has been
in moderate demand at unchanged prices.
Eggs have been and still continue firm
under the moral influence of the demand
for shipment to Eastern points, but sup
plies are liberal and prices are liable to
decline any day. @*
Produce Quotations.
FLoUR--Family Extras, A0415 per bar
rel: Bakers Extras. $4,000; Oregon ami
Washington. $3Q3.65 per. barrel
WHEAT-Shipping, s1.I1A per ct1 for
No. and $112h for choice; Milling, $1.15
CLIO.
BARLEY-Feed, s1.26AG1. 271s per ctl;
Brewing, nominal at 81. 321a@1. 3711 per ctl.
~ A Sat- Il ut - LII
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Back From Hawaii.

Or. G.. C. Simmons and wife returned
yesterday from their flying trip to the
Sandwich Islands.
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The Welcome Rain.

About midnight last night rain began
falling lightly. Although little OF no
wind accompanied it, the general out
look was favorable at an early hour
this morning for a good storm.
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Save money by buying your tea and
eoffee OF J. McMorry. so A..
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STILL NO CHANGE.


Yesterdays joint ballot, the sixty
sixth of the session, was in line with
those which had preceded it. There
was no change. The result follows:
Whole number of votes cast. Ill
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Continued from Sixth Page.l
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MISS WOOLFs DEBUT.

mother ballot at noon to-day.