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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-07-04


The national prohibition convention
held in Chicago last week in its plat
form adopted took a pretty heavy fall
out of the present admin Stra1ion, I'D
TIE worst Of it is there = no deny "y the
allegations however boldly hey may
defy the alligator. 1--WE charge upon
President Mckinley, who W: ele"lrd 10
Il Ugh Office by appeals 70 CG:.:s''.
sentiment and patriotism almost rnnre-
t dent,,!, and by combination Of NOR
~ Aucnce never before sen n tbs
> u.., lat by = . ,sp.ruous cxsm-
pie as d wine { >er at public ban
quets, and as a " ,e-~e r.1g host y the
White house, he has done more to en-
COZ age he liquor br<less, to democrat
i, : ,eln pen &C hubi,; of young men
and to D.ioy Gu. Jan ptac' { and re-
qr ~men's 'io 4 :repu =. yo' her
president tn, republic hss had.
awe fur her charge upon President
ckHIey responsibility for the army
can.een, 18th all ia Ore brood of d:s-
eS9e, immortality, sin and death, in 1his
coro'ry, n CUBA, in Porto Rico, I'D the
Philippines; Ind we irs:st hat by lis
attitude copcer' ~, The Can zen and his
app"rcu; contempt for the vast number
Of rc:":o'' ma pei. .ouers protes ,ay
as / it, he his GU aged q '~u!lvd
ne moral sentiment Of IT,. ~ovr,.y in
such manner and to such ID degree as
Gals for it, yh.cous up: az vi f.
i"Ei ,ualt /; I'd effective ieby'Se''
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-07-04

Lap robes, all grades and patterns, at
bottom prices, at J. H. Forster's. Call
and see them before you buy.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-07-04

Horse owners should see the fine line
of lap robes displayed at J. Fl. Forsters
Prices exceptionally low.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-07-04

Mankato Review: The grand jury of
Brown county, before finishing its ous-
mess, at the June term, passed resolu-
ton endorsing Judge Webber for re-
election to the judgeship of that district,
expressing their confidence in his legal
ability and integrity, with the hope that
he may be chosen without opposition.
The basis of a good and true judge is
his integrity, and during long life on
the bench Judge Weber HIS demons
strated that essential qualification to a
marked degree. Party lines are ignored
in honorlDg him, and that he will be re-
elected we earnestly hope.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-07-04

Can't be too careful when trading
horses. William Mueller, while in New
Ulm last week, traded horses with his
brother, getting buckskin with silver
name and tail. In the meantime Mar
shall Thavis received a postal card from
Farlbault, telling Of the theft of a horse,
buggy and harness, and giving descrip-
ton of the same, which tailed so close
to Mueller's outfit, even to Mueller him
self, that had he been IN community
where he was not known, he would have
been arrested sure. You can't be too
careful in trading horses, especially with
strangers.--St. Peter Tribune. 81
FARMS in Linden, MIMI, very cheap,
2 to miles from market. For sale nv
0. A. Knudtson. Harvey. N. OAK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
WILL NOT BUILD SAWMILLS,
Weyerbauser Syndicate VIII Hold
Its Timber Lands as an Invest
ment for the preseof

Inc mueh-talked of Weyerhauser ium-
per mills which IL was runored would
pc located at various points on the tim
per area recently purchased in WASH
lhston by the syndicate from the North
ern Pacific Railway Company, upon the
authority or an Eastern Zimmerman who
~ now II the city, viii not be con-
future.
The impression that the Weyerhauser
people Will build lumber and shingle mills
upon their Washington timber lands"
the lumberman said, last night 'is
erroneous. am in a position TO know
posiuytly they do not intend 10 do So
The Weyerhauser timber purchase in
this state was made as a speculation. Had
the demand for Washington lumber and
shingles exceeded the product, mills
might have been built BY the company.
but as this has not been the case. for
them TO consfsAet plants would be to
increase the present product and thereby
deprecfate the value of their lands
While II is fact that the Weyer-
hauser lands are on the market. the COM
pany Is in an Independent position and
VIII hold them at IT'S own figures"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

with headquarters "a New W1siean. assogspAniea
b. bis wife aga ed. sfrited in - city lass riehL
SsfraA GH6atfiet. a rsasrihsst titlxn e stan
wpsa. l. xsssat "A tie stefeuR.
TAnyna4- kefsp sn4 tiifs Caahih. riHiaz naa q
Nsjl&ee. faAAs, are ~ ths hsansNlak
+ ~ 0Anstie. = fsueuineat sfiAHeri q North
YAKIMA i IA Tie ritz. on ; cssiaess tri9
I stuapa q hFeksY q vaetnrla. n G. u IN TIE
CTS, iauking after s1Nss taslasss natter
Lee MsgleEf e3oek x tlfs ersut "a 0agnp4k Ia
smrng ne euirsls ~ 10 SsstIs last uigsa
aesfgs Azfaus7u. a tstre f1laiss sFseeasas 10 -
CaisGis aieriei, is siaFglas a. Ire Nsgthsrl
ruf a y / psurars. Qfessirst n Whtirsn ee3.
leg. ss #s'la WAiia. IS a titiirF " ne city
wbnam Easlsa. 5 hasy9 ias1am Rna salusa ~
srstsE = tsifa4ffu . ia $50 eu ga 4 b9slatss
tftp
a. .psy 8 fualer esaisF = Minnnssssss. !,
r. sas at5. nstian connected ssth tas lzsitss
tfaAu
Ihnfrtsn ussair1s ssa yasa ". Wsnfw-rsA. h-st.
ress Harz q Vaneegrsss tFs raegis Il sic Hsfairs.
GFana
T. AtznA ; tssiasas rraa = Eashsrs sr.
rived u ~ elr ge't@dag sa1 Is sseatesee u taa
HruEsHhk
r. nass. q rsaeaart - Alsssfasn arrived A
i2.s rsg las neat o. hatisazf tlsg ata 4 g4eaf
x tsa Haflas
Thssaas n. Strives sss iaewh Aasssess raa
q PaTlaaf. saeszepa2le& b - iaaEliF. y gasss
q tAs Hthet
Fra1k ~ Ceaas5. rlss7lastslssa = Gosiaa S.
rtrscf5J1 ESQ i 1a4kirs t9af - tsa las1laa
ssaeass q iaA dse,Fsi, ts az fte Essar
Harry e. nsnaa. rilg iftFts aFsut - fhs Nsrsh-
90 pssget has gftafned fs1sa &a1ss and VII -
ss1s hs "a taflas "a ! 4 at4rsai sser.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
BREyrTIEs.

Thomas Hughes, Of Auburn. brought TO the
county tail yesterday afternoon, aud viii be tried
10 determine his sanity.
Ia the federal court tho case of Joseph Burniski
the PAcin- Coast Company. has been dismissed
without prejudice. each party paying his own costs
stelano Rasgio has filed his notice Of appeal in
the wherein he fined $50 hy Justice Cam
for assault Upon Max Muriel lie Is at present out
on 500 bail.
In the 81 James L. Townsend vs. H. H.
Price a. Administrative. the supreme court has
dismissed the appeal. and fcmanded the matter to
this county for further proceedings in the superior
court
Helen G. birmingham. who has been in custody
for some DAYS a charge oi insanity, has been
discharged she shown 10 he In nervous con-
dtion, hat perfectly rational and able 70 care for
herself
Alexander fiaaausi and Robert Machan were yes
tefay committed "a strilaccom insane asylum after
the usual examinations before Judge Henson Both
men victims q mslanohoha caused by physical
weaknesses,
The femlttitur has been received hy the county
clerk Ia the o. J. A. james the City "
Seattle This Is the case whefo payment Of certain
expenses incurred by members IT the city govern
meat was refused.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

SEATTLE Arrived Aus. q str nirigo. from
SkHgway sailed. Aug ~ str Queen. I've sitka
SAN fRlANcisCo Arrived Aug. a, schF Anna,
from Unsa.
TACOMA Sailed Avg q sehr winslow. toy San
Ffahcisca; schr ftiInAe. Tor Lverrnoi Arrived Avg,
a. sir Maitsawan. irom Sen frtpasrn
FORT GAMHi4E- Arrived, Avg ~ bs CAtuudnlet
TORT TpWNsENp Passed tn. AVS. - ~ Mat
irswan. SIS n m trum san Francisco fos Tacoma
afr Ditgo. ssA = M. fgon sssgwaq tng seattle
Arrirgf Ans sf hkfn Skagt fFun Nrnniulu Re.
ported Ia strait sehF joseph hHfs, from Salinas
ctua fot Pgt rcwpsend a haFkcniias and fouf.
rORr pIANELEY salsa Aps . sess Aeal1e.
cuiAo SAVED, Juiy 4 nM IA ARrar ,c' RAy-
al Reads
sYnNgy Arrived. rrior 20 Asa a. Br ~ Mo
wefa from Vancouver. via ueaeiasu. ere.
LONDON AHs = Bt sh iuAlA, pFryisstsly rsr0gt.
81 rnt into Mentgrdeo 10 believed 10 b not leak
ius and cargo y not damaged
NuAtE saaf3. Avg it str saah Aga. for Scat.
Gr Auz b. rr Tseoua IN Seattle In port.
Aug IA or Nome C1ts. tarNo skcakusn tfansrcrt
IAwten ~ uara ~ ScirfA rofttaai Arrived.
Arg ~ ftf south rtvtiant ffem seattle ar Ohgo
vas etirnisE ia ~ Fecasna was lssunx
NOME SIR facerA GokA So 0tNFon hHurs cst
ffum rart fe~r+fnl. fraw Seattle fr Csue Nome
rasseA SW ssnatef Anx p, so SsrtA Asa 81. a.
stF Charles Nelson. AUE "a.
pugT TOWNSEND fowsat AVA - Bats skS-
sit p@ =. - fcn Meneels far rart Gsmtir
Af7ffnf sfhr Beech Russ fsrm Sltiras Cruz Re-
rseftsG ia the kt9H ehr KNrsHsIaa. ff1,n Santa
Rasalia f,r prt rswNsena
TACOMA Salsa Aug a. - = Carlsioa. f7s
purs hsraNf
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Aoe e. stfs Sfaseis
gsr s. MlAssis ar WssAtsnsw. fag Tapeuas sthr
Carter UFsr. FaF Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
Heavy DAMAGES ASKED.
Niniaa Company Wants 100000 for
Aii~ncd Failure 90 Develop
Mitter River Property.

TIE Cleopatra Mining Company yes
'efaay liled In the superior court ils
samPia'nt in damage suit against
uscrgs w Dickinson and Frank w
Mitchell Ia which more than S31u0 O.
Asksd for Tho complaint alleges that
y ortaler az iS99 the defendants Diekln-
sen and Mitchell leased mining property
~ Miller river. ~ the plaintiffs agree
rvs la pay certain sums and make many
smptuttments to the property as rental
The defendants took possession of the
nlns AMI operated h untu Mas Is 90 this
rear, when. II Is alleged, they abandoned
~ work and have refused 10 continue
~ payment 81 royalties, or the max
- ~ improvements,
The complaint asks FOR s. 600 for alleged
saslefe g. install a hosting plant, $40 $40
~ allc0cd failure 60 install 3 compress
~, and sii 30 for alleged failaro so
'snrti Ssl feet. as agreed tn tho lease
aumbef ~ smaller claims are also
fefentea. making the total asked for
vs. Nth interest Preston. Carr &
Alnan appear gnf the plaintiffs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

CHICAGO. Aug A-whea. opened quiet and
easy. on Disappointing cables. which induced selling
by yesterdays buyers September starting idie lower.
Of Iia7tAc Liverpool showed an advance Of only "a.
The bearish feeling which prevailed at the start
changed during the first fifteen minutes The factor
the extremely gloomy tone Of Northwest reports
II reported that IN many sections Of the spring
wheat territory farmers would not be able to get
seed. The rains. IL said, have caused sprouing
and growing in shock This Of information sent
shorts TO cover, and their buying combined with
orders from the Northwest, sent September up IN
lbsc. The bulge met profit taking. but the market
held with considerable strength. closing idsc over
yesterday. Mt fisc.
Corn was quiet and easy. for the rains which we're
doing damage to in shock were helping the
corn crop September closed ic lower NJ sslm3ac
In oats prices hung close 10 yesterdays mark Sep
TENDER closed lc lower. az 2l!azac.
Provisions were quiet and firm. on good export
demand. There nothing in the way 81 fresh in
formation 20 affect prices. September pork closed
2Oc higher, lard Zoe higher aud ribs l.c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Wheat. No . Oneninr uiphnaf In,rnst (,in.inu
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70 2 20
PURCHASING PRICES.

The following PRICES are being offered 10 the pro-
Queer by the local dealers for delivery in round lots
on me dock and In the car at Seattle.
eraln-oats s1ia24 50: barley S15 80: wheat chick
en- feed. $50; bran. So 80: shorts silD
liay-Puget sound. ss7a; Eastern Washington tim
othy, So; alfalfa, g per ton
Egg Strictly fresh ranch rS22c
nntter-Fresh rsnch, l5Rlec: creamery. Td7ic.
Poultr,-Lire chickens. li1t2c: live turkeys. lie;
turkeys, lie geese, l0c; ducks. i0d1lc per ID.
Live stnck-Choice beef cattle. cows si6sic:
steers iaisoi choice sheep sc good hogs. live &c;
hess dressed ie; calves. dressed. large. Sci small
Zoe: calves. live. large. Sc: small. g.
Hides ptlts and woo-HeavT sound ssl,ed steers.
over 90 lbs Sc; medium. sound per 10. Tc: light.
soand. under IS lbs, 9c; cows. sound. all weights.
fc: stays, bulls and oren. Sc: sslted hps. Tc:
salres per ID, &C.; green hides e less thsn salted;
summer deer. per Ii. sR3Oc; winter deer dry. Nd
&c. rapery deer, l2dlsc: dry elk saioc green elk
is5c; sheep pelts. 2cds 70: shesrlings l5dioc
Eastern Washington wool saiic Western Washing
ton wool, lie; dirty timber burned. i3diic
tailow 2d3ic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
one Thousand hack From Nome.

More than LOO persons have returned
from Nome within the past two days,
and the reasons given are various. A
large proportion, however. found the
Alaska climate too much for them after
the rains set in, the condition being de-
cidedly unfayorahle to catarrh sufferers.
Had these people all supplied themselves
with one package each of DIR. Mackenzie's
Catarrh Cure they would have avoided
all this trouble. as catarrh cannot exist
where this remedy Is used. One package
cures or money back. Cost Of a cure,
2 cents day. A free trial treatment at
GUYS drug store. sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK Aus. A.F1our- Receipts. ls.osi bar
rels; exports, $50 barrels Market, firm and ac-
tive
eat-Receip,s. 26.TT5 bushels; exports. 50. ta3
bushels spot, strong; No. red, slic, T. h.; 7aac.
elevator Options had easier opening, because OF
unsatisfactory foreign markets but were quickly
turned by predictions a smaller winter wheat re-
ceipts covering and. rain In the Northwest,
continuing strong through the afternoon and closed
firm at o. net advance. No red May closed sale:
September soc; October so4c; December, So.
Coffee-Options closed barely steady with prices
net 10 points lower Sales. $500 bags, including
September. 2Sd7 zoe; October, 7Ssc November.
7i0c Spot Rio. quiet Mild. dun; Cordova, nom
inal
e6 test, s5c. Refined firm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aug al-Catue Receipts 900 head.
generally dali NATIVES Good 20 pFme steers. Is 20
eie. peer 20 medium, 81 olaS 20, selected feeders
COWS. & ssfi %; heifers. ta83, esnurrs faaZ 90;
bulls s. fofs %; calves. strong. ssas s. Tcxans-
Fed steers N.isas. Eras steers. s. Sds. hula g. y
a5 3
Hegs- Recsrts to-day. scao hsad Tomorrow. i1oo
estimated LETT ate, go Native. strong % Sc
higher Tor. s. 30. MIXED and haif hefs tzsf %
cord 20 choice heavy. Ni1gl5 IS. rtaeh hsavy, So Is
as as, llEht $ iess s. tsiis q sslrs S ls6s 20
sheer Reccig's sga bead. sheep STEADY snad
lanats. sffrrser tiont - chciec wethsfs q esas
fair 30 eAoiee mired s. 2ke5 a: Western shsep 81 IS
8tT Tftas sheep. s. sea1 o. native lambs 81
3 81: Western txuhs 81 fso5 Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

William Keenan,, who was removed TO
jail from the steamship Tacoma on her
arrival Thursday evening, has been re-
leased Mex Mcdonald. who was shot
by him. refused to sign a complaint, and
cannot now be located although the
marshal made diiigent search for him yes
terday. The steamship people refused
also to sign complaint, hence United
States Attorney Gay deceived TO order
7 Sonpapsa rcteaan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

". = Hail yesterday afternoon sled
with she city clerk petition 90 tho c0un-
cl asking for Slo damages Tor Injuries
the Granf street bridge wlth a horse ana
light nuEEy fta claims that tscauae ~
the rotten roniiu@E q The pl8ukiuE one
uf the boards broke ana tha front fest
u the horse went through. seriously fn-
turing the animal
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Another day q cool and cloudy weather may have
been the cause Of continued quiet Western ave
nue. but whatever the trade in fruits aud veg
cahes was not enough TO absorb the piles Of boxes
and crates in front Of commission house doors
mere was more activity than yesterday, but IL did
pot approach the business Of last week. IS II
keiy that those days Of rush in the fruit trade will
speedily return.
The large stocks hand and the slackrned de-
mand have had the natural result Of sumping prices
not 20 the point Of selling at any price but enough
70 open UP margins. Aside from this there IS moth
ing new IN the market and in that RESPECT the
the CITY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

LONDON. Ava a-whss- -wE3a. s,r,- red
Aan raFFses Ne ! ssaaatssa Csl9asgaa sss si -Ar,
a'es Wsla Wait "A sa-s-rt 0tfr1r. ~ 81 En-
= .sh aaartfy uafkets. rasrt tlt etaaar
LIVERPOOL Whs3'-fHfHa 40 2 sfarrsra Calf
fasatt q 81 WHEAT en- Tarft zrirt Ffrns ia
Paris aaA Frsath ecaBtsy wsrks{a qn5t BAT
sHaEr
class wheat srrg arm. 80 "a Western win
Ser. a. 81 Ne 9 Norfhrrn srrirr g. 81. y I Cali.
fcrnia Is aAts6s "a Futu7sa. qaiet SEPTEMBER. q
aR8 rtrrmnsf. q "a
raru soet NHsa Amcglapa fsirfa aew q. ga
q tst faiHtrs. aaift seEsrrntef. g. ~ octotsr
a "A. Na.-e-aar- Z. II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
Anoher Missing Man.

Letters are received nearly every day
at the postofhce inauiring for missing
friends or relatives one was received
by Postmaster Stewart yesterday. asking
for Information concerning the where
abouts of one Bert Choiceman. who IL
supposed to be in Seattle. 1t Is from
Gusta Siegert OF Hastings, Mich.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

Internal injuries which he received hy
failing through an open hatehgAy whiis
the vessel lay AZ Everstt The man ~aN
brought @. this city en- the GFsy hound
hospital In the patrol wagon. ifis c5a4l-
tiDn IL rfecarioGz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

The weather permitting. the Seattle Rid
Ing Club Will enjoy paperchase today.
leaving the corner Of Marion street and
Third avenue at o'clock. AS many out
slders may desire 10 witness the finish.
which Is almost always exciting, the place
where II viii occur will be announced as
soon as the chase starts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

The Intelligence has secured the
exclusive right Tor Washington 10 Rand.
MeSaily & Co.'S latest folder map ~
China ana Asia These Uiay be secured
a. Fosi-Iuteliigenccr business offices az
ia cents each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

Sohuster Bros, garnished in the case
of j. Eugene Jordan VS., r. #, Adams and
Forrest Handy. have made their answer.
They admit that they hold certain prop
erty of the defendants, and state that s2a
Is due them for storage charges on the
same They further state that they are
willing TO comply with the orders Of the
court. and ask 70 be relieved from any
further liability.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
Flora Asks n Divorce.

Charles r.. Flora has applied for a d.
vorce from Esther Flora HIS complaint
states that they were married in Illinois
during the year 1895. and that his wife
deserted him two years ago. He states
that she has also written him many in
decent letters,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN FRANCISCO. Aug enthusiastically for
futures shade armer.
Harley Quiet.
Oats-steady.
Spot quotations
Wheat shipping. No. /. s1o5 choice. s1os; mill
Ing siostsS1 .nei
Bariey-Feed' Tsia7sc; brewing. ssas5c.
Oais-Good to choke white 81 istai.55; good to
choice gray. ST. 70; good 70 choice red SlHss
80.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. $50: Oregon. so; wheat
centsls. 2Sso harley. oenias. 1916; oats ceutais
$3.50; beans. sacks 7l7 potatoes, sacks. eial; hay
tons, i52; wool. bales. Isl; hides, number. 'sl
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
Mflstufs- Mddiines s7go; bran. si2 sosls.so per
Hay-wheat. san: wheat and oat, ssalo5o; best
barley. s. So alfalfa. ssa71; clover. Sei2i straw
Potatoes River Burbauss. ssssoc Salinas Bur
banks, loedsi sweet. new, slg1@.
Vegetables Cucumhers e1dSle; green peas, 2ka & /;
string beans 2esse tomatoes. 2a5oe; asparagus. 80
Fruit Apples choice. 81. Is; common. Sc Mexican
lines, sos common California lemons, 81 s992 .
choice California lemons Ssa3.25 bananas. sle-S'
pineapplss, s2a3
fancy dairy, aa22c; seconds. iTaeoe.
Cheese-New California fats. ssdloc; Young Amer
lea, loaiolc; Eastern. isiGli4c.
a2nc.
Ponl,ry-Turhey sobblers. saloc: turkey hens. Ils
isc; old ROSTERS 81 s0af; young ROSTERS $ 5oas:
smaIl hroers s5a2 20 large hroilers s. 50ss: fry.
en- S5as so, hens s. 5Oas cid ducks ssa45o geese.
si2saiso.
Wool and Hops.
Wool Sprins-Neysda, ll@l2c: Eastern Oregon 10
dlic; valley Oregon, i6aisc FAN Mountain lambs
9dioc Humboldt and Msndocino. l0al2c.
Hops Crop a 1899. ssdI3e
Closing Quotations.
Wheat STEADY; December. a.ioI; May. H,B;
cash S.o5.
Barley--No sales.
Corn-Large yellow. 81 iTi6i3.
% % 60