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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

day. II least a Eoodly portion Of Il.
and mere wall de- the same.
FIaai Instructions Ia ths govern.
msai craft for the patfoiliuE of the
isaf vsFe Issued today aud no trun.
bic Is anticipated when tho fleet sails
through Golden Gate and down 10
It's anchorage.
EVeFy pfeeantlon has been TAKEN
20 prevent accidents. but In ono
should Occur. arrangements are 40
perfect that the chances OF loss OF
life arr reduced to a minimum.
Dancing Girls Wanted.
The work 81 selecting 2 600 gifis
te dance with e9q sailors from the
Atlantic fleet and 500 from the ra.
etfie fleet At the California clubs
BAH on the nisht Of NAV II was
begun TO-DAY Ali ARRANGEMENTS for
the blue jackets hall are complete
and the affair from the standpoint
of the officers. IS well aa Of the
enlisted men, IL expected To prove
one Of the most popular OF any Of
the extensive program Of entertain.
ment
number Of excursion vessels
well crowded Nlth slghtseers. went
out thls morning to meet the fleet
aud accompany Il To the lightahip
whore u Will he at anchor uutli
about II o'clock tomorrow morning
The arrival Of the fleet At the light
ship will be announced bv the
burning Of 800 pounds Of rcd fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
CALIFORNIA
VOTING
Primaries Being Held To-
day and Great Political
Struggle On.

SAY FRANCISCO. Nav a
Primaries iag the oteeilon Of dele
saloa t. district nnd state eoaYen
ton. the latter In turn - nama the
delegates 10 the national ennxen
ton. are being held throughout cal
lIefuia to-day. and the heaviest vote
at a primary election In teafs Is
anticipated
tut four parties are tahla. part
IN the election republican. d.nlo
efai. prohibition aud the lndepnnd
eaes leaKua. The union labor and
socialist parties will not eiset del
rkatea.
Principal interest In the election
eanteta about the flEht balweun The
tincolu Roosevelt league aud the 30
called Ilefftn southern Pacific me-
chine 10th sides have ugHed a
tisafuua campaign aud each Is
claiming FieteHf
The Nafing Ia san FHaaeIaea in
dieatea a heaTf poll In the die
tricta where the Lincoln HaaasFsit
league IL supposed IA be strongest.
the vote waa quite heatY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
BREMERTON NOTES

nREMEaToS. MAJ s. Republi.
cans Of Kitsap. in their county
convention held here yesterday
elected b delegates and u alter.
mates to The state convention. at
Spokane. Endorsed the aamlHlstra.
ton Of President Roosevelt. in
structed the delegates 10 the state
convention Tor Secretary Taft faf
the republican nomination. Endorsed
the record Of State Auditor & "
Giauaeu. resident Of kitsar
county. aud advocated his nenomina
ton. did the same Ia the case OF
State Senator II ". Condor. OF the
a3nd district asked that part Of
the Atlantic hattinahin fleet be vi.
loved Ia remain for the protection
Of the Pacific coast. thanked the
senators aud representatives for
their work on behalf OF the navy
yard. Puget sound. urging them 10
continue their efforts TIL Puget
sound shall have the facilities faf
the building. docking aud repairing
Of the largest batiieshlpa. express
ed satisfaction for the establish
ment and location 81 the Washing
ton xetefsus home in kitsan
county, and requested liberal leKla.
iatiNs support fof II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
MRS. PURCELL GETS
DEFAULT JUDGMENT

Mary \ Purcell has been kranted
a default Judgment for Sou 20 by
1udgu iiayd faifman in the 81.
.eflof eeufi AGAINST Patrick + Pun
cell She claimed that she married
the mau IN uoaten while he was The
husband Of another Waman.
In January IA Nra Purcell he
lau action seo divorce aud IN the
.olnle month fufcea uctsdea MARTHA
pap da Nanef. vtaaw uf the
Ues stats sHnalef A. r. Nnu d.
Nastsf
Mrs Purcell Wilhd4eN haf IL
ey0ee eefnaiaint and haHaA neIiaa
ahaHsfBE thaf hsg hashana had
taken fruM haF aama sIaa Nnrih nf
sWela. her haahbaaa. ahawinn
aenaHgt II Sc. and also 100 In
eaah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
SHOE STRING LEADS
TO TROUBLE

Because he Attempted % tie
PRETTY Klflsa Hhna lace On see0na ~
near University St. ten q Rear
who saya be IL > waiter wah arrest
81 - ratrulmah Ffeaeh laMf uiHhf
and lodged IN the city AL
The girl Miss Ma Foster. al
mistsa Ia police eenft this nlufulaK
that 81. Naa intoxicated ska told
Judge Gordon that che teft enc "a
the second a.. teesnf uisf houses
IN company With a tai blond man.
Later the tall. blond man made
quick siiHE bat Niles EustNf wHs
unable 70 nHNfaafn ainna
Her shoe lace heeama uutlsa. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
FIRE.


sAN FRANCISCO. NAY Prop
efty aad merchandise 10 The vAiBe
Of fZea 0eo wns destroyed Last nlaht
By a fire which started FROM = ehim.
HsY In The Kitchen Of the Mentone
restaurant % ttesrY II. aud destroy
I'd all af the one aioFf wooden
halialnea in the block bounded b.
Grant az During the progress Of
the fire an emplaye ct the Union
Transfer company. whose ideHtilF
II yet IN doubt. attempted ta enter
the establishment. which faced on
Grant a. aud saH overcome b. the
smoke tie was taken 10 the hos
pital and IL In a serious condition.
and IL still unconscious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
MOTHER AND SON
DIE TOGETHER
(By urltsd Press

ALAMEDA. eaL. MAY within
a few minHtee Of each other. Mrs
Patrick DuuIevy aud her son.
Joseph. parsed AVA In their little
home on Central az. here this
asqninr The mother expired first
aud hsr .spa died a fsa minutes
later Mrs. DmieFY. mother Of
VIM DH8hiaYy. lie famous ball
tSlflar, had iong been suite - =
rum heart disease. While Zee in
valid 500 uoH n eouaum pfiye. fhey
Nars naturally beund 40 IN each
other and desired 20 dla together
The prayer wss sfalInsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
HONEYMOON ENDS
IN JAIL

SPOKANE. May b-The honey.
lsoon of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ". knight.
alias iIoruahf. which started In
Portland ended I'm TAIL here today
They we're arrested as suspects on
Information from Vancouver. II. {,
sAhere the wife worked IN n family
md stole four cheeks amounting TO
$50 They bought tickets for
Knights old home in Georgia. but
they we're intercepted here. knight
tried to shield his wife but finally
confessed They were married four
months ago in Portland She Is
very handsome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

hef efforts % fie the siIk strands
caused iarae crowd 10 gather Mr.
q Rsaf. who tt.id Judge Gordon that
hs had nat taken a single dfink
buiied hib vAY through The crowd
and volunteered 70 lie The ice Pa
tnnltaan FFuneh sAa attracted ~
the rruNd And s1uu placed both
Mira Foster and Mr. OHsar under
arrest.
Police Judge Gordon asuf usRaAr
hack TO All for a week uouatuK an
investigation of his career. Miss
Foster. Who sasm che livss ct IT
Howard ~ y. vas returned to her
cell for anothef daY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
MANYARE
NEEDED

81 the rexulKr meeting of the
Chamber 81 Commerce. held this
afternoon. the special committee np.
pointed 20 Investigate the labor con.
'dssienH Al Fairbanks. Alaska. ~.
ported that Il had communicated b.
cable With Abe Spring. secretary
Of the Tanana Mine Owners anao.
citation. Who replied that 600 al.
dlttunal men could find employ
msnt there within th. next s DAYS.
Open cut work. beginning June |
and June 10. viii greatly Increase
the demand. The association gnnr.
antees all persons who are willing
To work g. per day aud board for
10 hours work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
CELEBRATING
ANNIVERSARY

me well the hoa Marehs Is esle.
hFaiina the 18th anniversary If ita
founding 4 l. Surdhaft started
he btsaluesa 10 1870 sith a capital
If q $40. n what Wua Of that time
the outskirts of The city. First a..
and cedar "a To-day the firm 10
eupiea the his building With floor
space Of Z aerua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
ASK INCREASE IN SALARY.

TIE llnemen and truahlemen en-.
pioyed IN the cit ilEhtiug depart.
ment have filed = generously signed
petition With the clerk 81 the eftx
asking Tor an tueFeaas IN
salaries. Il IL URGED that similar
positions slth private corporations
paY much hetier salaries than are
allowed for the workers In the
employ q the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
ANOTHER eUsoNlc RAT.

Plague rat Nc. II was captured
yesterday in the Western AZ. ais
triet The infected rodent was turn.
ed over To the custody Of Dr. =. S.
Bourna who has been in charge of
the plague crusade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
ADVOCATES A BONUS.

John ". Roberts In eommunii
cation Ia the Chamber Of Commerce
regarding the lack II water IN the
city dufing the summer months.
suggests That . bonus pe offered the
contractors To fuah sAe work an
the pine line so that The work be
completed before the opening Of
the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
10000 UNEMPLOYED.

There arr about 10000 nnem.
ployed men in the state Of Waahs
ihEion. according To reports issued
By the executive board Of the Wash.
ington state Federation Of Labor.
which met In Tacoma last Sunday.
The board will make special in
vestigation into the condition OF
the labor market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
WILL CLOSE
pOOLROOMS
announcement Is Made Thai
poolroouls Will Close
fox Summer.

-. sAfes t,aasaatssn naalfeoms
- ts.s dsssHs Ianlaht aai
y. -. aaIsl afef ths ssaagn Of
-, raeluE a. ne Meadows
- Usually ne pealf,'oHa ~
-. tss he summer until sane
- ~ .,rls IN Iaus bal tbs year
- ~ ,ses hsiuesu TIE GeaaK stes n
- =. s4elals has involved the p,'al
- "a III extent that 1t Ms
-. -. advisable a. close them M
a s'.s.s,alels and lhas remove ene
Hsa -. sIssarelag elements In tue
Q - go has split he suburban
s - tAmlli into tea aetiena
Result 81 Conferences.
-. nc, that ghs pa.slfusaWs would
"a aanaaaeed last ntEht
-. waea eaafefeHee hetvean
s -, uesllsr and tie saI.d i've.
- - eptas.ad ta him II The cum
= ~ uhsthef the elasins ef TIE
- actually entered iale The
-. nssogsatiaus Is not knaNa
Wtlle al q the GeofsstaNn Of
-. claimed tadaf Thai their mn
-. -. flsht AS eaded. none af the
- officials would explain
s ss saat basis peaceful relations
vsrs resumed
Caused - Fear.
n. claimed that threats q tie
.,,ssess taking matters into their
~ Aasds and elesinE az al the
,..<s..usee and paeiroama aided
,..s.rsllx IN providing ; basis afaa
$50 . sface eanld h. declared
= toFnlai action bad heeu taken
: i wslnFins Marshal tnhnaau :
asy vhich was cut ~ he mas
- saponentS Ia 81 = moalh but
RkaiA tat he officer vill have
~ hrnsr salary aEain within =
sAsFt tine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

Commander c c. Rogers. h.
droErapher OF the bureau Of equip.
men Of the navy department. and
member OF the United states geo
graphic board has been ordered 10
the command Of the cruiser Nil
walkse. here Commander c. G
Cove. the present commanding Of
fleer. has heeu detailed tn the
supervision Of the California dis
fict Of the lighthouse service
Commander Rogers viii arrive here
IN a few daya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

A. result Of the general court.
martial held here \ few weeks ago.
Passed ssatstAnt Pa master A s
brown Of the receiving ship Phil.
adslphla loses u numbers In grade
ard ie to he publicly HepFimanded
PAYmastsr Hrunn Vas put uu trial
after Il shortage 81 $500 had been
found IN his accounts The public
reprimand viii probably be given
on the receiving ship Philadelphia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

per given b. company n. Of Tie
National Guard The quests. Who
Included member IF Laa Angeles
stock compass. were aIffiHE ahoHt
the fire tn the crate when TIE
shell near b. exploded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
AN EXPLODING sAelL
lkJUREs MANY.
tHg United Press. j

RIVERSIDE. Cal. NaY IA
1feiHeh shell. relic Of the Civil
War. exploded in Armoff hail. -
f5oHHiy ialufine three persons and
damaging The walls and esilngH
q The building
The accident occurred after sup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
SUICIDES


RENO. New. MAY 1.~The suicide
mania seems 10 have hit this sec
tion of the country hard. William
Dempsey blew out his brains. his
body being found In his shack An.
tone Saaaerne. son Of n prominent
man of Palisades. suielded by
shooting himself. The body OF
Hutehisnn Stevens. pruapector.
has been found In the hills. hul.
let hole In his head indicating sui.
eide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
Drowned Whom Fsffy espllzsd.

LYTT0k. q G. MAY David
eiabI lost bis life while crossing
fhs Fraser river With the fsfff
here last Tuesday morning. lie had
load ~ bag aboard. and fhs
aRlft current eauzed the fefff n
list aud eventually turn turtle. Pc
eipilallng him into the HateI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
GIRL WINS noNoR.

The Washington high school will
be represented By Miss Mary Bar.
rell. n Junior. ia the coming inter.
scholastic oratorieal contest. which
Will be held MAY Is In conjunction
with the Western Washington In.
terscholastle track meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
xJss LAUNDRY COMPANY.

tnae Preston Is suing the l.
s,,srse Aanafy before Judge hos I
i fsnmAa IL the superior court
4 & - aamakas fnr having her
- hard crushed IN a naanEle. sep.
hmbef :. tsas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

TACOMA. MAY LII Arthur J.
Boucher does not Temarrf. real
estate and securities worth 81 .6aa
will be hia II hs does many the
property wlil 60 70 his I've sons.
Jbseph Clinton aud Vaughn 8oueh
e. These afe the provisions Of The
vii of lis dead Bife. Eta Boucher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

Deg collars. chains. dog bread
and dog reloediea. at HALLS. I'LL
First ax SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
READY To
WELCOME
FLEET
Hundreds Gathering in That
City to Greet Evans
and Boys.
~ United Press.

San FRANCISCO. MAY s.--Thou.
sands Of people from all over the
Pacific alope arc pouring into san
Francisco and the other hay cities
today ta see the fleet come In,
and before niehtfall the hotels viii
be taxed to their capacity.
Every steamboat from north and
aouth arriving this morning was
hacked with passengers. and ali
trains rolling into the depois OF the
railroads. with termIni on this aud
the other side Of the bay added
their thousands to the crowds Of
visitors. During the daf a number
~ special trains arrived
To stay Out All Night.
Despite unfayurahle weather con.
ditlons. the wind being cold and the
akv overcast. there was no lack Of
enthusiasm. After securing hotel
accommodations. many OF the visit.
ofs hurried out towards the Pfehidio
reservation and to the beach to pick
out good spots from which 10 view
the fleet. I'm anticipation Of Jam
tomorrow. many arranged 10 remain
ON the spot selected by thom all
nigbt. and set about To provide
Themselves with blankets. sand.
wlehea and bottles Of water and
,zWfFaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

Ladies' khsd suits at pipef 4
Tafts. 1921 spring 81 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

A new line % ladies sweater
coats Al Piper q Taft's. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
Business to Suspend.

business viii be practically sus.
pendea throughout the city tomor.
row. All banks. courts and munie.
ipaI offices elll be closed Many
merchants have already alguified
their Intention Of closing. II not all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
HAVE CLUE IN
PORTLAND
MURDER
Blood Stained Shirt May
Lead 10 Assassin's
Arrest.
10y United Press.

PORTLAND Ore. MAJ -
Traced b the laundry mark On the
blood stained shirt which NAs found
IA the aeaf Of q lodging house Mon.
da1 evening. the police today al.
uonnced that they want Edward II
Martin on suspicion Of completely
in the murder Of Nathan Wniff. the
wealthy paNnbroksr Who wnN
found dead Friday evening
Martin il furnseT smniaYe In
the cts engineers office. aud llsea
In Portland with his mother aud
sister. lie has been missing fef
several days. lie IL believed 70 be
tn enc of the Puget sound cities
PORTLAND. MAY fflulletiml
Edward u Martin. wanted faf
the murder Of rawubfoksf Wolff
Vas arrested ~ ! a today b Do
tseiitea Tteheaef and Heillef near
the hoaa. Of Mrs HoYle. On the
east side lie made 30 resistance.
and willingly accom- panied tie II.
fieeta to the patfui box A wagon,
lead ef officers waa rushed across
he river "a the scene IF the arrest.
and tho suspect wHa then taken "a
he cts ptlsuus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

III. Asais q Pier ? Tea round
s,ies sally. tac rennd trip. 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 25.-The support OF
nrices which was still in evidence today
showed signs of strain and there was as
position towards reaction. This occurreu
without any change in the character Oh tne %
news, although there was the ineNltaple
change In the way of looking at the news
which always comes to those active IN the
stock market when the course OF prices IS
altered. The action OF today S haIkel let'
the inference that the increase IN the Out
side demand for stocks yesterday, Whleh
was beyond dispute, was taken advantage
of to sell stocks on large scale py tnose
who had accumulated holdings at previous
lower levels Prices touched at the eA-
treme of the advance yesterday were the
highest in many instances since the depres-
sion of october last.
These technical signs of the elimination
of an advance made the professional mood
suspicious of the market today and TINS
feeling was added to by the obvious shlit
in the speculative activity for the rise III
the department of low priced stocks es-
pecially in the industrial class. The lssu-
ance of the presidents special message TO
congress marks the limits of the influence
of that event as purely speculative factor.
A large part of the activity in stocks for
over q week has been connected with re-
ports emanating from Washington OF the
preparations of this document
Some aggravation of the react1onary ten
dency was caused by the report of the pro-
posed calling of extra session of the
Minnesota state legislature to attempt a
corrObOratiOn OF the 1dultS Iouuu ny tAAe
United States supreme court in Its railroad
rate law In the industrial section of the
stock list there were some striking move
ments, the further rise in Consolidated Gas
being based on the effects attributed to the
supreme court decision on the company
contention against efforts to restrict its
rates for gas
The electrical industrials had the advan-
tage of reports of reviving activity in the
demand for their products Statements of
earnings of the Vanderbilt railroads for
January are of interest, effects showing from
retrenchment of operating expenses which
was not sufficient, however, to prevent con-
tinued shrinkage in the net returns
hardening of money rates abroad was an
incident of the day. Interest rates here
however continued to yield and increasing
difficulty is found in placing large sums of
money on time. The stock market was re-
1ieved by the extent of the proht-taking
effected during the day, which opened the
way to some recovery in the latter part of
the day.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value,
s3 3446, 0O0. United States As advanced Il
per cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive service to The Los Angeles Her.
aid by L. A. Crsler & Co., members Los An
gees-N lvada Mining stock exchange 305 San
Fernando building. Los Angeles, CALI
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-Trading was
more active on the Bush street exchange to-
day than it has been for the past fortnight.
On the call this morning Lone Star led the
list with sales of 5000 shares at SC and 10c.
The strong tone of the eastern market was
reflected in the Goldfield leaders toward the
close today when Goldfeld Consolidated sold
fer s5.25 and Florence at 1920 Considerable
strength was shown in Sandstorm, this issue
making a net gain of 5 points for the day,
closing at SIC bid Mcnamara led the Tono-
rah list with sales of 1900 shares. The Bull
frogs were quiet, although excellent reports
have been recently received on the Golden
Seepter and Mayhower Consolidated properties.
The Manhattans were dull and heavy.
Following are the closing quotations of the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange board, to-
gether with the regular call sales:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
FRUIT MARKET
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 95.-Fruits-
Fancy apples, s1.75; common, soc.
Oranges-Navels, $3.50 2.25.
Mexican limes-$Z00a a $50,
Lemons--Common California, s1.254 SO;
good to choice. s1.75@ 200; fancy, s2.25W
$50.
Tropical fruits-Bananas. 75c@ $500; pine
apples, $1.50q $50.
Dried Fruit Prices
NEW YORK, March 25.-The market for
evaporated apples continues quiet, fancy
quoted at 1O1a@11c; choice, S1s@9Ac;
prime, Ga q71ac, and common to fair, b u
Q61sc.
Prunes are dull and unsettled with quo
tations ranging from 4Ac TO lac for Cali
fornia fruit. and from &c TO 10c for Ore
gons.
Apricots, dull and unchanged choice
quoted at 1sQ 20c; extra choice, 19q 21c,
and fancy, 20024c.
Peaches are more or less nominal in the
absence of business. Choice are quoted at
1Oa1O15c; extra choice, 114111sci fancy.
1l15@12c; extra fancy, 13q lac.
Raisins are quoted at 5q6Ac; seeded
raisins. 519szc; London layers, s1.65 q
1.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-Flour-
Family extras, $5.40q6.O0; bakers extras,
s5.40a 5.65; Oregon and Washington, $4.75Q
5.25.
Wheat-shippng, s1GO@1e9ls; milling,
Bariey-Feed, sls71s@149lk; brewing,
$1.45@1.521a; chevalier. nominal.
Oats-Red, $1.42la p1.55; white. s1.45Q
1.621k; grays s1.50@1.505a.
Millstuhs-M ddlings. $4,000 $500; roll
ed barley. s29.0O q 90; oatmeal, $40; oat
groats, $3.50; rolled oats, S31.O0@ $500.
Hay--Wheat, $12.OO@16.5O; wheat and
oat. $11.00@16.OO; oat, wild, $9.00@11.0o;
oat tame. $1,000 a 1900; alfalfa. $s.oO@14;
straw. 55G9s5c.
Receipts-Flour, 1850; wheat. 14O bar
ley, 374O; oats 35 beans, 6S4; corn, Go;
potatoes. 500; onions, 500; bran. 290; mid
dlings 100; hay, 500; hides. s1O; wine,
36,400,
Beans-Pink. $s.OO@s1O; lima. $4.5O@
AGO; small white. $s.4O@3.sO; large white,
$3.25@3.50.
Potatoes-Early Rose, $1.35@1 1.50; Oregon
Burbanks S5c@ s1.0O; Merced sweets, s3.00Q
$50; new potatoes, 21s a31sc.
Onions-Fancy, $3.S5 a 400.
Narious-Green peas, 3 &c; egg plant 10
a 15c; green peppers, 121s a 17hc; tomatoes,
Sl25@ 200; summer squash, nominal; as
paragus, S49e; rhubarb. 1880 l.50; garlic,
12h Q15c