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POULTRY AND GAME.

Poultry nominal under meager receipts.
Two cars of Eastern expected to-day.
Game was also in light receipt.
POULTRY - Dressed Turkeys 15Q17o; live
Turkeys, l3G14c for Gobblers and l40I5c for
Hens; Geese. per pair. 81 50d1 rs; Goslings
81 25@2 so; Ducks s6G7 for old and s76lS 50
for young; Hens. s. 50d6 90: young Rosters 81 80
as old BOOSTERS. S5lD5 80; Flyers s6GI7; BroiI-
ers $9ee for large SSgl % for small Pigeons.
GAME-Gray Geese. $2G2 90; White Geese,
75c: Hare 81; Rabbits, 81 % for CottontaIIs
and 81 for small; English Snipe, So per dozen
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Chicago market was irmer.
but nervous with foreigners and the East sell
ing and the West buying There were better
crop reports from Western Nebraska and Kan
sas. hut elsewhere the prospect was reported
as bad as ever. The weather fine. with
rain badly needed.
The local market was quiet and unchanged.
Spot Wheat-Shipping. 81 o5Q1 O7l4; milling,
81 1nG1 12lh
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

The advance in Limas keeps up, as the
weather is. pretty dry in the district where
they are raised Other descriptions are un-
changed.
81 1902 20; Large Whites. 81 S0QI 30: Pinks
81 O5Q2 Is; Reds, So 25g3 So; Blackeye, 50 75g
Pea, 81 26q2 so; Fed Kidneys, 81 5Oq2 20 per
ctl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, nominal Yellow
Mustard, 2A Q3c; Flax. 50 1562 Is; Canary Seed
2AQ2%c per lb; Alfalfa, S19091kc; Rape PIG
2&c; Hemp 21A@3c; Timothy, 5p5hc.
DRIED PEAs-Niles. 81 65q1 70; Green. SEQ
30 per ctl.
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Receipts were 1887 boxes Asparagus. 327 boxes
Rhubarb. $50 sacks Peas and 81 sacks new
Potatoes.
Another advance in Potatoes and Onions is
noted. New Potatoes are weak and in better
supply.
There is no particular change in Vegetables
the market being we'll supplied.
PoTAIOES-sl 4011 so per cti for Early Rose.
81 40G1 s. for River Burbanks; Sonoma and
Marin Burhanks are about out; Oregon
81 l5q1 80 for seed and 81 50Q2 for large
Sweet Potatoes. 50 for MERGED New Potatoes,
2a3c per ID
ONIoNs-40GGOc for fair and S6cQ$1 per ctl
for fancy.
VEGETABLES-Asp 5OQ75c per box
for No. z, slDl 80 fer No and u 10 for fancy;
Rhubarb, 35@75c per box for the general run
and 90caS1 for fancy; Green Peas, 3G5c; String
Beans. SQ10c for green and 7qSc for Golden
Wax; Cabbage. 81 25Q1 80; Tomatoes, 81 75l2;
Egg Plant 1o@15c per lb Garlic. 121kc per Id;
Dried Okra. loo per 10; Dried Peppers. Toe:
Green Peppers 2OG25c; Carrots, 25G35c per
sack: Mushrooms 5@121kc per III; Hothouse Gu
cumbers. 5ocQ$1 50 per dozen; Sacramento Gu
cumbers, soc; Summer Squash from Los An
geles. per ID.
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CLOSING

LONDON. April 17.-Canadan Pacific, sOA
Northern Pacific preferred, 81; Union Pacific
preferred. S2Ss; Grand Trunk, S1a. Bar silver,
steady, q 7-16d per ounce: money, IL per cent.
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LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 17.-CATTLE-The moder-
ate supply of cattle offered to-day checked all
weakness in prices and the market showed con-
siderable strength. Fancy cattle, IS 65Gp5 rs;
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STEAMERS TO SAIL.
TIME BALL.

TIME BALL
Branch photographic Office, U. S. N, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal,
April It. 1899
The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry
building was dropped at exactly noon to-day
/. e., at noon of the 10th meridian. at s
O'Clock p. Greenwich mean time.
c. G. CALKINS.
Lieutenant. U. S N, in charge.
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compAGN1E aENERALE TRANsArLANr1QUE.

DIRECT LINE to HAvRE-PARIs. -
Sailing every Saturday at 10 a. m. Il iT<
from Pier ~, North River, foot of 'asszaE5sssas
Morton st. LA TOURAINE. April %; LA
GASCOGNE, April %: LA NORMANDIE, May
TAGNE May 90 First-class to Havre sos
and upward; per cent reduction on round
trip. Second-class to Havre, s45; 10 per cent
FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 3
Bowling Green, New York. J. F FUGAZI &
CO, Pacific Coast Agents. Montgomery ave,
San Francisco
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FORECAST
A storm of considerable energy is central off
the Washington coast and moving eastward
The pressure has fallen rapidly over the Pa
cine Coast during the day.
The weallet is cloudy over the northern por-
ton of the Pacific Coast and fair over the
southern Light rain has fallen over Oregon,
Washington and in the extreme northern por-
ton al California.
Reports are missing from the plateau and
Rocky Mountain region owing TO telegraph lines
being down
Tho temperature has remained about STATEN
arN iu the coast States
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight April is, 1899:
Northern CalifOruia-Fartly cloudy Tuesday
with showers in the extreme north portion;
fresh 10 brisk west wind, cooler in the San
Joaquin Valley.
Southern California-Fair Tuesday; fresh west
wind.
Nevada Partly cloudy with showers in north
portion Tuesday. cooler.
Itah-Fartly cloudy Tuesday.
Arizona-Fair Tuesday.
san Francisco and vicinity-Partly cloudy
Tuesday; fresh TO brisk west wind.
q. H WILSON. Local Forecast Official.
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Morning Session.
$1,000 S ' per cent bonds ed mtge). .... .1O2 25
Afternoon Session.

Board
10 Alaska Packers Association. 10 90
Central Light 81 Power. ............... 90
Is Contra Costa Water. Sc 80
25 Equitable Gas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70
10 Giant Powder Con. Observation-Disclosures. 63 90
10 Giant Powder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So %
125 Hama Plantation Co.................... II 1212
Ito Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar. .....102 90
10 Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar. %
300 Hutchinson S p OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 90
$4,000 Los Angeles Ry per cent bonds. 105 90
80 Market-st Railway, s 30............... 60 so
10 Mutual Electric Light. ................ 16 co
80 Paauhau S T Co....................... 80 12Iz
800 Paauhau z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 90
30 S f Gas & Electric Co................ "A 90
Street
us Paauhau P Co........................ 80 90
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WEATHER REPORT.

Q20th Meridian-Pacihc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO April II. 5 p. 10.
The followngs are the seasonal ralnfalls TO
date SIS compared with those Of same date last
season and rainfall in last "A hours:
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SUN. MOON AND TIDE.

Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point. entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au-
thority of the Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Misson-street wharf about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide is the same at both places.
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eoRTLAND's BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or. April T.-Clearings, 1888
So5; balances. $55.7lS
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FOR 0. S. HAYWARD AND VALLEJO.

Steamer Monticello"
Will be laid off the route for general rAna,.
for about 10 days, commencing Monday niehs
April 10, 1893.
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BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS.
STOCKTON EXCURSIONS

y OOh yin EAOU RSHONS.
Beginning April q. THE STEAMER H. 7
CORCORAN
Will leave Washington-street wharf at s a y,
daily. returning from Stockton at o m
daily saturday excepted) Regular steamers
leave Washington street wharf at D. m
daily (excepting Sunday.
CALIFORNIA NAV. AND IMP. co.
Telephone Main sos.
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The 0. B. & n. co.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, PARIS
Stopping at Cherbourg westbound.
From New York Every Wednesday 10 a. m.
st. Louis. u st Louis. May
Paris ..........April 10 Paris May 10
New York......April 26 st. Paul. May II
RED STAR LINE,
New York and Antwerp.
From New York Every Wednesday, u noon.
Southwark April u INoordland INLAY
Westernland April 10 Friesland INLAY 10
Kensington April rs Southwark INLAY II
EMPIRE LINE
Seattle. St. Michael, Dawson City.
For full information regarding freight and pas
sage apply to
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
80 Montgomery ST.. or any OF its agencies.
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market quiet and steady: creameries l4G
1ac diaries, 1l199l7l3c; eggs, steady; fresh, l2b
GD13c; cheese, steady. unchanged
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
Ches & Ohio 4I6s

Ches & Ohio as. s4ia
Do 5s........-.....l20
Chi & n W con Is. ia
Do S f deb 5s. 1923
Chi Term 4s.......-101
Den & Rio G. lists. .10Sls
Do is. ...........l0l
z T V & G lists. 1861
Erie gen 4s...... p
F W & D G lists. 81
Gen Electric 5s....l16i2
C II a 5 a Gs. ....112ia
Do 2ds.
II & T c 5s. .11lla
Do con Is. los
Iowa Cent lists. ....1l2
x c P & G lists. =. Cox
La new con 4s.....1J9a.
L & n unified As. 96L2
NJ K & T dds 6SI5
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW -LONDON-HAMBURG.
'TwIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
NEW YORK-HAMBURG DIRECT.
NEW. N-PARIS-HAMBURG-
*BF GIN Ming APRIL 29th the Steam
ers of this Service will touch at Plymouth
and Cherboure on the way to Hamburg.
For saiIings, etc, apply to HAMBURG
AMERICAN LINE. 81 Broadway. New York.
HERZOG & CO.. Gen. Agts. Pacific Coast,
4OI CALIFORNIA ST, cor. Sansome and
lis Montgomery St. San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The seattle.

d. Idpman: San Francisco: J. F. Curtis.
Ship West Lothian: William Dusmeter.
CITY; ". p. Mumford Portland, D. J. Lar
,n i rorilaad; Il c, Sawyer, Port Lud-
Mrs. William Broderick. Victoria. r. c.: r.
3. Allan. City; G. f. Downing, City: w
w. Heyti Tacom ,.,ysF, w London Pert
Hoyt, Whaseom: Mrs. Thomas Mortel.
PORT Gamble. James A. Thompson. Port
Gamble; M. Schenheuser. Port Gamble:
Anacortes; George f. Thompson. San Fran
cisco: Charles Stewart. Tacoma: j. L..
Marks, San Francisco: J. g. Huber. shel,
Rudebeck. Everett: F. f. Clark; Portland !:
J, 4. Otto. kasia. b C.; J. A. Fenbeyger,
Buffalo: George Scerber, Les Angeles
gerford. Costello. Pa; =. Nelson. What
com; X. Ieask. San Francisco: o. b. Britt.
Out Point.
The butler.
Mrs. n F. Shaw. Victoria: Miss Louise
Lugrin. Victoria: Charles Smith. Tacoma !;
Alexander Griggs. Wenstchee: Mss Mar
garet Bowen. ST. Louis; Dan Mckerchen
Marshiield Wis; J. w. Jones, Port Towns
Omaha Neb. George p. KittInger. CITY:
Harry White. CITY H. W. Goofaii San
f FRA sd T. &C c Parker. chieago: MeSan-
kane: Mr.. and ID Mrs Mrs {. r. banfort is cai-
cago Dave Beer. New York ]. H Yestes
Port Gamble: ]. NJ. Dougherty Dawson;
n. i MCht&ttf, lpiMSpU. ~. a. Aisf imam
Everett: John Smith New York j A.
cranston. Portland. James Furst Cincin-
natl: Mrs. ]. Smith. New York John Res
enfield. San Francisco: a. T.. Henry Mil
waukee. Wis: II. II. Hess New York
The Rainier-Crand.
u. H. Abbott. Nanaemar. c. H. Holden
City. H. Heyman New York: r. H. Mont
gomery, Portland. r. r. Calder, Chicago
Simon VIII. Cincinnati. s. g. Stickney, 81
Pant. r r. DerickSon. II. s. c. e. g. s
w 4. Mcintosh. Vancouver, J. McNfcaoi
Vancouver: l.. a. Jeffyies. London VIII
lam Gray. Romeo Mich: Mrs. H. Temp
lin. Eigin. Mr.. keliev, city: Lieut.. f.
ColIyer Victoria; F.. H. Recher. City. w
H. Hanna CRY. J. Parkinson. City G.. &.
Cherry and son. CITY: DE IAncey Stone
New York. l. ". Small and wife San
Francisco ". V Rice. Salt Lake CITY: W
NJ Edwards Chicago. George l.. Palmer
ana wife. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. j. Esice
Gibson. Everett. Mrs s. q. Sloan. Tacoma.
The Brunswtck.
Frank ] r,eahy. Brernertou. r. n Wise,
Buckley. w. X. IctsleIland and wife
city. Charles Anderson. snohonish; III.
gag1s- City: III. Rater Tacoma; II T..
Pei. city. y. u. Whitehead and wife Chi
cage NJ Thfebst, Tacoma. Martin Slcan.
Spokane. VI. r. Stacey. Chicago G ID.
KtYrfsaIl Mount Vernon Charles Becker
Wiik@son. Charles Wailaee. Fairllaven.
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dairy, ilixmI-c: eggs, steady: fresh. i2izc,
cheese. steady: creamery. feisaui2c.
e q g
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 1.-The few offerings
CT cattle that came on me market today
were sold at unchanged prices. sales beng
on a basis OF s. ssIf5a 80 for tire comufoaest
TO the best grades OF native steers.
Hogs were 2s2c higher. Sales were al
s. e09t3- 20 for common lots, up to s.. S5aI3. %
for the bess. droves. The bulk OF the Of
feriags sold at s3.75a3.so and pigs went
largely es s.. 45li3. IS.
Sheep were at unchanged prices. Sheep
were quoted at $3.0Gett.s 70. yearlings 81. 400
4.sD. and lambs. s.2sQ5,25.
Recespts-Catsie, 10 hogs, I.ooo: sheep,
4,0e
49, Omaha.
OMAHA. March i.--Caftie-Receipts, 100
head. Market SLOW, steady Native beef
steers. 81. vOsia-s0. Western steers, &.sJeii. Is:
Texas steers. So stsus 90, COWS aud heifers,
S.. 2sat4-25 Gamers. - 22iissf3.25; s,ockers
and fee fers. Si.opfl5 20 calves, si5ede. 10
bulls and stays. s.. .esf3. 90,
HoSs-Reoeipts, APO head Market &c
higher. Heavy. 3.s56isso; mixed Ss556a
SO; Eight. x5.551S.6o; bulk of sales, s. 5aGI
CO.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head Market firm
Fair to choice natives. s3G0li4 80: fair to
choice Westerns, 50. 1tHi4.3o: common and
stock sheep. s2.oofsi.s0: lambs, $i.0oa4al
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
ina ngfnl.

NEW YORK. March ii.-Tfas Cornrtsr-
ctai Advertiser London financial cable.
gram sssys
Tire risrke: Aerc cc~tlnuey inactive. bur
ias issssr tcssay sas good. Americans gsara
eNctutlea1a - tssl3 TIE bsssss wsra asau-
pointed - fas tn.en Pacific dividend
L ns@s f'acifSr &r3 Central pRetf.c weye the.
e@akeSs features. SrAsie the coolers. Nor
thsrn Pacific ard Atchfson preferred were
ss6aty-
Sof%sTS ssfH frsCtlSsss s4.w i,1xer TIE
crst3f f-YaEafse dlsi isS frsg aFh.sraxe hsl--
FsesS- IN AnacoE1A wlia New Y0s< today
TtostnG Quotations
LONDON AaFeA 1f-Ssna4l4n Pacific
-. NeTthT~sz Pacific preferred afx fr,s,n
Falsfs, preferred N. Gram. Trunk : Ksar
Tsfsr steady, zs7~a pr ounce. Money AZ
par cent
BreaSAtaas.
LIVERPOOL. Aarwn is.-W aeas--Fu-
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lures closed quiet, March. So sd. May. -
sid. July So sd Spcf-No. red North
ern spr.ng. dur. q I'D.
Corn-Spos American mixed. new. steady.
March Is 5sd: May, - &Ad; Jssy, s. %.
FIour-s,s- Louis fancy winter. steady. -
81
Hop<-At London. Pacific coast. firm at
"a i5ss7s las.
wheas-Duli Wheat in Paris weak: fiour
in Paris. weak.
LONDON. March u.-Wheas-csrgoee
en- passage, rather easier: Walaa Waiia.
Londen stock Exchange.
LONDON. March Is.-The stock ex-
change was duh all last week. chiefly ow-
ing 10 the uneasiness as TO the situation
in China, which Induced many bulls 10
close their accounts. The announcement
that Russia had withdrawn her protest
against the Nsu Chwang railway extension
loan caused much relief and prices began
10 recover immediately.
In the American market attention was
devoted chiefly 10 coal lines but prices on
the whole were weaker.
Among the Increases were Union Pa
cfsic- which rose y point, Canadian Pacific,
Il: A. t. & 3 f., =. c. 4 III. railroad, i;
southern Pacific 4; Wabash preferred. Z;
and Reading. X; Baltimore & Ohio fell
y point and c., NJ. 4 ST. p. the same.
Money until Monday brought from 10
2is per cent. and three months bills sold
at from el2 10 SID.
% e %
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE follow
ing statement shows the condition of the
treasury.
Available cash balance .. sess. 30 ISs
reserve .-...'.......-- ........... 30, .oS, 20
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Notice to Mariners.

Notice is hereby gwen that the Alseya
river buoy, a first-class can. black and
white perpendicular stripes. marked with
the letter a. In white heretofore re-
ported gene adrift, has been replaced on
its station on the coast OF Oregon. s. W.
by w. enc half w from the entrance to
Alseya river, about one mile outside the
bar.
This notice affects the list OF beacuns
A.
BY order OF the lighthouse board
REITER. Commander. l.. s. NJ
Inspector 18th L. II. District
Portland. Ore. March TO- 1899
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Res = Edwards. pastor of the English
Baptist church at Asnsr~vlsie Pa when
suffeFsar wsGh rhenTsa ism. WAS advised 20
try CaaTnberSsis's Pain Rainn He says.
a fsN applications Of .ats I'm snens proved
OF xrasE service 10 me II sssss1nssi me in
aeynmafson ard relieved the pam. Should
arg sufferer psofit by giytag Pain Balm A
s-s.1 IL ~Ili uIsass me- For sale by all
4eSssr4
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Chas. g. Dickinson & Go.
MINING INVESTMENTS.
GO Mutual Life Bldg. Phone. Main 81
Seattle. Wash.

Have you read the report os Mr.. Bruce
this paper's correspondent In Republic
camp. relative 10 SNOwDRoP MINING
l. MILLING co. property. This stock.
row selling for CENTS per share. WILL
CERTAINLY Go HIGHER. Buy NOW.
Mountain Lion for few days only at -
cents.
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SYNOPSIS
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived March y, sh
Santa Clara Clallam bay schr Gen. Coos
bay: schr Melancthon. Coos bay: schr
Lizzie Prun, CoQuille river Sailed. sh
Brunei. Vancouver: str Willamette. Mana
imo: str Walla Walla, Victoria; schr New
port Seattle.
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THE WOOL MARKETS.


LONDON. March 1.-THE best selection
~ thu series was Offered at the wool aur-
tica sales today. The offerings We're II. as
"a Les. ne,adlis gUost lines OF fine haired
NV Saufh Wales 1tfes IT'S ard ard Vic
tUYia uersEcs- which were largely taksf,
BY tne F~Aach German and Reiglan fs,v.
sra after Sfstf.f8 Com PETITION. A feg choice
hrs4s &aa some better grades ~ sis-s!osss,
seTe taken principally by the home trade
During tie week Is gsa bales were cod
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PORTLAND. March H. whcas-watsa
walia. 21SS.c. valley. 5s0sc. hinessesn.
EiH3c.
cT.arei. ship Faikiandbank with x2s1s
bushels wheat. Ger III Peru. with II, lag
bushels wheat both for Queenstown
Fn<efgr wheat m psneysts from Portiz nd
for the week ending today. wire sis, -
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Breoostu9s.
SAN FRANCISCO, March u.-wheas-
Ess.sr: IosSer prices on can and spot mar
ket snehanged Local showers caused
weaker feeling "a harley market. prices
lower on cali and easier in the sample trade
which continued dull. Oats continued nrrn
Under q good inquiry.
spot quotations were:
Fsossr-Sef for FANNY extras. GssS4is
hs<ers extrss. Ssssas,ss: Oregon and
snlppsrs. n.l2ss for No. ! and
81 "a. for CHOKE; milling, slTizal %
Barley Feed. 81 14aI- zsss; brewing. g. szzilz
oass-poor 10 fair. S.sa1gs: good to
choice. tfE1gi.+o fancy fed, l41is; gray.
sigz al .5sia ma.kEas. 81. s5la surprise.
u.sssai. 80 back FOR seed nominal, red,
nominal
Proasc~, wheat. Etc.
Observation-Disclosures sa9zs. bran, sos9
Hay--wheaf. sia5ofispa: wheat and cats
x1t-s<tl7 10, best barsey. So. sssIa-po. aifaI-
IA. uieoTlzes. stock. sIe.s5; straw, per
Po,aios@~ Eary rose. slisal -: river isar-
ba nks sscuyIe. sgsst. s. ref Lao.
Vegetables Silver skin onions. Ca SIC.
hot hosHe c,scrmhers. s. asuz.D. garlic a
ise green peas, gase string beans. l3iz1
isc s1er pound tomatoes. sI.0.di NJ, fancy
asparagus, s8fsc. egg plant. isc. chih green
Itpptrss -rsis,s. mushrooms. satsec 10
. osanxes F'raii--Appses. choice. 81 .;
cosnnySn. Doe, oranges, nases. 81 aSeg.- 70;
Mexican lines, re-pa-k nominal; CONNER,
California lemons. 1ycH$i Is: choice Cali
35o
Butter Fancy creamery, 2ea.sizc; do sec
9osids. Igsis=: fancy dalrg, isdac: do SIC
onds. isris: picked: lSmiIc: frkin. ls9iise.
Eastsr,a. isisa13Isc: wsssern. mlsaiac
s Eggs Store. i2lii4c; fancy ranch itll5c.
key hers, f5sff4c: old roosters El6sis.s0.
young roosters. N.ss9ss.oo; small brokers,
> q .gyu4a9, large brotiers. &svNfs-0e: flyers,
b.51s %: hens. $4.0Af5.01 old ducks, 81 80
as,s,; geese 81 0a2@ pair goslinss. s. =
cons, t2-25Gl2o0
F.our-Quarser sacks, ass. Oregon.
%. 40. barley. centais. $50: beans. sacks.
2ss; Potatoes, sacks. e14s, onions. sacks.
VS.: bran. sacks. BIS: niddlings. sacks. s25;
number. l.s.s; quicksilver. TASKS. los, wine.
Sterling exchange on London, 60 days,
t.sps.
Sterling exchange on London. sight,
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Wool and Hops.
Weol-Spring -Nevada, lo4l2i4c. Eastern
Oregon. logic: valley do. I5Ql7c. Fall
i nopsns' las msan'a In,o,,a sioe m0anlin
Humboldt and MendocIno. 9glic
HoiS-lSS crop. iGc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheai-Ffrm; May. SIG December.
Barley-Fsrm. new. slo4A; May. sl.is.
Corn-IAarge yellow. si.1ogii,22,s.
Financial.
Silver bars ssA Drafts-ssght -. IS
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