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PACIFIC COAST.
Tho Utah Legislature is
Democratic.
ALASKA AND PROHIBITION.
The Wild Man of Arizona Delivers an
Address to His Follow Pris
oners at Tombstone.
Barber Shop
IH Angeles is to I'UVO U $60,000 ice
JlllUlt.
Fine native straw U'rrics have ajiir-l
in the Juneau (Alaska) markets.
Tim Bitliiinii pack in Nurtlii'ru 1 1 r i t i nl i
Columbia in failure. It will reach
alnjut a thrccquaiter pack.
Tim next Territorial Legislature of
I Huh will lie composed of 2." Democrats,
12 Liberals and I Republican.
King county, WiihIi., must pay the ex
penses of tlie militia that wan ordered
to the mined to suppress riotous strikers
Home weeks ago.
Tho saloonmen of SMikane liave or
ganized a society to protect and uphold
all personal, civil mid religions liberties
of its meiiiherH ami to lie known an the
lxague of Freedom.
A cowboy killed tin Indian in a dis-
imte at the Navajo reservation in Now
ilcxlco, and the Indians are in hot pur
Hiiitof the miirderer and hiH compan
ions. A tleudly encounter miiy result.
After working for some months and
expending several thousand dollars the
World'B Fair Commission from the State
of Washington discovered that its mem
bers were irregularly appointed. They
will reorganize at once.
At Silver Bow Busin, three miles from
Juneau, Alaska, the old uhundoncd
placer mines have again proved their
richness. Hydraulic machinery has been
placed in the old diggings put to
work, and the lirst clean-up realized $30,
OIK). The steam sealer Kli.a Edwards has
returnetl to Vancouver, B.C., from Behr
ing Hea. The captain says that steam
sealers are no longer an expeiiment in
tlie Bohring Sea, and predicts that next
season will see a great many more of
them.
The International Company denies
that Mrs. Burton's suit has iieen decided
In her favor by the Mexican Supremo
Court. The court has decided her ap
peal was taken in time, and that is all.
The valuable estate in dispute is still in
litigation.
Alaska has rebelled against the liquor
prohibition adopted by the United States
lor that Territory. The press and the
citizens urge that prohibition cannot lie
enforced with thousands of mikM of Bea
coast. A stringent license law is advo
cated with a severe penalty for selling
liquor to Indians or minors.
The bill to be introduced in Congress
at the instance of the War Department
providing for San Diego's fort ideations
will cover the expense of live military
establishments at Coronado Heights,
North Island, Point Loina and Ballast,
w Point. The lifth, which is not located,
I will be the military post proper.
News has been received from Oinineca
district, B. C, of the death of two vet
eran miners of California and British
Columbia John Robinson, a native of
Harbor Grace, N. F., and Gideon 1'.
Hathaway of Taunton, Mass. Both went
from San Francisco in 18f8, and were
well-known characters in Cariboo and
assiar.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
III., ICll.tlKII .).. Will lll AII.IMfll I"
Iti-iinilii III llii. I ..Ileal Mini..
j II bus heen decided to allow the Rus
, sum Jew n detained at Boston under the
1 1 1 1 1 ii i i . in I ion law to remain in the United
: Si ill m upon the tiling of Intuitu in the
i sum of $ 2,500 for each person that Hilrh
prison shall not become a public charge.
Navy Department ollleialN say the
"luli iiHTit piililiHhed that the Mohicmi
has Iieen orilereil from the Itehrilig Sea
to ( 'hinit l incorrect. The Mohiraii will
ii'initiii in the mch until the h.'Uhoii closes,
after which she, w ill return to Han Fran
cisco. 'I lie I'reNideiit upon the recommenda
tion of the Civil Service Commission has
iiiii.I.' important cIiiiiikcs ill the rules
i."iei iiing the classified service. Under
these llliii'lidilieiitH all promotions heie
alter made in the rliihsilled Hervice will
lie ii pun strictly coin pel it ive exam iiiation
conducted under the direct authority of
I he ( 'ivil Service Commission. Promo
tions, like appointment", will In made
iimiii merit only. In examination for
promotion much weight will he given
iitii i" records of clerks as to punctuality,
diligei and cllicicncy.
( 'iiiiiiiiiinioner 1C i il ii I of the Pension
Bureau in an interview with a United
I'icss reporter emphuticHlly denied the
published HtatemeiitN that no original
pension certilic'ites had Im'i-ii issued dur
ing the month of July and the eleven
woi king iIiivn of the present month. He
Kiilmiitted figures show ing w hat the pen
sion office was accomplishing. The work
fur the (Ihi'iiI year just ended shows that
then- were 1 14 IV. 1 7 wore. certificates is
hih i l linn for the lineal year ended June
!;io, l.-iHM. During ilic past month "J.sftJ
"i initial cerlilicates were issued under
; I he laws, while 5, l',U original certilicHtes
I weie ifsued under (he act of June 27,
! IV.MJ. The inHiie of original cerlilicates
i in July, Ihhh, was ;i,). The (?ommis
Mjiuier said: " There is no understand
ing nor iigrH'inent Is-tween Secretary
, Foster and mvself that no more ecrtili-
elites shall he presented for payment un
til after September I. ( )n the contrary,
all the agents are provided with funds
to make daily pavments of all pension
ceitiiieates entitled to payment during
the mouth of August. The work of aud
iting the pension claims w ill go steadily
forward. It is mv ex lactation that the
olliee will issue llM.iHH) certificates from
August I to December 1, or UK.iHKI for
the lirut live mouths of the present finan
cial vear.
CABLEGRAMS.
An Altxmpt to ( llnili tli Illiinln;s. I
AKiiln Tnlkixl Of.
Smallpox is epidemic in Lima and
Cal lao.
Socialist are plotting to overthrow the
Chinese dynasty.
The settlement of Jews on unoccupied
land in Italy is proposed.
Sir John F.Oorst w ill make an ollicial
tour of Ireland and report on the condi
tion of the lalmring classes ther.
The present financial crisis in Loudon
has forced the suspension of work on
the ship-railway canal at Halifax.
The edict has gone forth from head
quarters in London that the women of
the Sulvutioii Army must no longer wear
jewelry.
The Duchy of (iothuis so prosperous
that a bill has liecti introduced suspend
ing all taxiiti.m for u period of three
mouths.
The fourth centennial of the discovery
of America is to be celebrated at Genoa,
the birth place of Columbus, with many
festivities.
A Chinese imperial decree calls for the
arrest and iulliction of capital punish
ment tijKin the leudets of the recent mis
sionary riots.
Tlie modest sum of 150,000 marks is
asked for the recently discovered corre
spondence between the poet Goethe and
I' ran von Stein.
It is announced that the French fleet
will visit Fngland, and that no ell'ort
will be spared to make the occasion a
memorable one.
President Carnot's chateau at Presles
has been ransacked by burglars, who got
away with everything valuable that the
house contained, including plate.
William Fnllerton, a young American
graduate of Harvard, replaces M. de
Blowitz in the head Paris olliee of the
Ixmdon Time. Blowitz will continue
special contributions.
It is said that Mine. Boulanger and
her daughter have abandoned their re
cently cherished purpose of entering a
convent " in order to lighten the burden
of exile borne by the General."
At the Hygiene Congress in London
the subject 'of tuberculosis will be widely
discussed, and papers will be read on the
means of conferring immunity from bac
teriological affections. The subject of
rallies will receive close attention.
Turkish brigands have captured a
Frenchman named Raymond, and have
demanded a ransom of $'i!),000 from the
French Ambassador at Constantinople,
who in turn has demanded of the Sultan
protection and release for Raymond.
Dr. Alice McLaren of London Univtr
sity has been appointed to Leith Hos
pital, Edinhurgh, this being the first
time that a woman has been elected to
the stall" of a general hospital in Great
Britain, and the first time in Scotland to
any hospital.
There is talk of a fresh attempt to
climb the Himalayas, and the plans for
the great project are now being laid by
Mr. Conway, the author of "The Zer
matt Pocket-book," and Harold Topham,
who has climbed several of the mount
ains in Alaska.
The statement is made on what ap
pears to be good authority that, owing to
the critical condition of affairs in the
East, England will add ten war ships to
her Mediterranean fleet and hold the
Channel squadron in readiness to rein
force the Mediterranean fleet at a mo
ment's notice.
EASTERN ITEMS.
American Exports to
Venezuela.
THE CHESS TOURNAMENT.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Unstrained From dunning'
Dining Cars.
A five-Ion metisir w ill be exhibited at
the World's lair.
Trains will run through the Hudson-
river tunnel in three months.
The remains of a munition have Iieen
discovered near Oaklield, N. V.
The new poll-tax law in Mississippi
assures the whites a clear majority.
A disease among the cow s threatens u
milk famine in three Western States.
Colored people will erect an emanci
pation monument at the World's Fair.
The constitutionality of the alien
landlord law of Illinois is to be tested in
the courts.
The only country in the world which
will have wheat to sell this year is the
United Stat.-s.
An I'.nglish syndicate has bought up
nearly all the leather-lKiard factories in
the Eastern States.
iol, I has stopped movingoutward, and
the indications are that the return cur
rent w .11 hi ion set in.
In spite of previous statements the
Florida orange crop has turned out to be
tlie largest on record.
A New York lawyer, who three years
ago tied to Spaiti'with $li).l,iKHI stolen
money, now inherits L'(KI,(KK).
Brisiklvn is to have a fine new theater,
to Ih operated by Charles Frohmau, Al
1 layman and Manager Knowles.
Boston Aldermen promise to raise the
atrical licenses to fl.tMKt and deprive
themselves of dead-head passes.
There is considerable suffering in the
Rio Grande Valley among the Mexican
population, owing t) the drought.
Of nearly fifty papers of all shades of
opinion, in Pennsylvania but eleven
have declared in favorof a constitutional
convention.
American exports to Venezuela are
said to be now ahead of all others, their
aggregate in the last fiscal vear having
been $10,OW,000.
Aluminum in ton lots has Iieen reduced
50 cents a pound, making it as cheap as
copper, considering the difference in bulk
of the two metals.
James R. Keene, the California spec
ulator, is making his presence felt in
Wall street. He is said to be rapidly
retrieving his losses.
The investigation at Ottawa into the
hriliery cases between the officials and
contractors continues to show a very cor
rupt condition of affairB.
Colonel Olcott, the New York theoso
nhist, will go to Japan in October, where
lie will lecture before a meeting of the
high priests of theosophy.
There has been an exodus of tramps
from Mount Holly, N.J. .since the Board
of Freeholders has had t hem sent to the
almshouse and made to work.
Diphtheria in its most malignant form
has broken out in the South Dakota asy
lum for the insane at Yankton. There
are 300 people in the institution.
A tremendous movement in favor of
early retiring has been inaugurated in
Chicago. The jiolice have decided that
all saloons must close at midnight.
An excursion of 5,000 persons went
from Cincinnati to Niagara Falls one day
last week, it is claimed as the largest
excursion ever carried on a railroad.
Several largo loans have been made in
New York recently, in which the lend
ers insisted upon a gold clause, accepting
lower interest in consideration thereof.
The Cat holic Total Abstinence Union
has adopted resolutions favoring the
passage of Sunday laws and the prohibi
tion of liquor-selling at the World's Fair.
The organized marble dealers of Ohio
are asking for legislation permitting
them to remove from the cemetery any
already erected monument that is un
paid for.
According to the census reports the
total value of the church property in the
United States, including edifices, ground
on which they stand, furniture, etc., is
$118,381,510.
Underground conduits for electric
wires for various purposes have been a
perfect success in Philadelphia. The
first experiment with them was under
taken six years ago.
It is announced that the company or
ganized to build a bridge across the Hud
son river to New York city has completed
its organization and will commence work
actively in October.
A silver vein of marvelous richness is
reported to have been discovered on
Potneroy Mountain, Colorado, near Car
ibou. This is in the midst of the rich
silver districts of Colorado.
In the chess tournament at Lexington,
Ky., Showalter defeated Pollock in play
ing off the tie, thus winning the cham
pionship of the United States Chess
Association for the third time in succes
sion. The President has commuted the sen
tence of Charles F. Amerman of San
Francisco, who was convicted of tamper
ing with the mails. A pardon was de
nied, but a $150 fine was commuted to
100.
PERSONAL MENTION.
1 hi. O.ivrrn.ir itf ft.mth Cnr.il Inn 1-2 .IhImu
Wliy llr I liallr.in.l rn.r..
iovernor Tillman of South Carolina,
w ho has been taken to task for using
railroad passes, ex plains that he saved
money for the State by their use.
Philip D. Armour is siiid to Is; the
largest individual commercial operator
in the world. His transactions last year
reached the enormous aggregate of $'i3,
000,000. The Shah of Persia is developing into
a kxhik fiend, und his courtiers all say
that Ins pictures are wonderful successes.
It wouldn't Ik- healthy for them to say
anything else.
John A. Riley, brother of James Whit
comb Riley, has Is-en ltpoiiited Super
intendent of the Bradstrect Company
for the Pacific Coast, with headquarters
at lis Angeles.
The Czar is one of the few living ban
queters, it is said, who can "drink a
toat " according to tho old stvle, swal
lowing toasted apple, liquor and all from
the brimming cup.
Mr. and Mrs. Rols-rt Packard, who re
side on a farm near New Hartford, In.,
are the parents of twenty-nine living
children. The eldest is 4!, and the
youngest h pi years of age.
Mile. Dariiova. a wealthy and refined
Russian lady and a relative of the Czar's
Minister of ihe Interior, has commenced
her big task of walking from Kiel!' to
Moscow and thence to Paris.
Rols-rt T. Barker of New Bedford,
Mass., read the Bible through for the
first time in 1X08. Since that date he
has read it ninety-nine times. It usually
takes him two months to read it from
U'U'intiiiig to end.
President Diaz is again well enough to
attend to executive business, but he
Is'srs traces of recent suffering. His
wife wishes him to go to Enrom for a
rest, but his ambition keeps him at home
and will for some time yet.
General Booth now has a large num-la-r
of the Ixindmi poor at work on his
"home farm" at Hodk-igh, Essex, and
as soon as accommodations are ready the
iiuiiiIht will lie increased. The scheme
is watched w ith a good deal of interest.
The Pope does not speak English " bet
ter than many Englishmen," as is stated
in a paragraph now going the rounds.
He does not speak the language at all,
and holds converse with English-speaking
jxHiple through an interpreter in
Latin.
Lady Aylesbury is one of the most ex
traordinary figures in Ixmdon society.
She is nearly 80, ami wears a w ig of
corkscrew curls. She is noted as the
possessor of a sharp tongue, and her
language is at all times picturesque and
vigorous.
Bismarck since he has retired from his
ollicial duties in Berlin has devoted him
self largely to developing his business
enterprises. In Friedrichsruhe, espe
cially during the last vear, his factories
have la-en enlarged and run to their full
capacity. His potteries have had more
orders than they could fill.
John C. Calhoun, grandson of the
South Carolina statesman of that name,
declares that alternate generations in his
family smoked and eschewed smoking.
He never touches a cigar himself, and
he says the great apostle of nullification
never did, either; but his father and
great grandfather were inveterate smok
ers. Ex-Speaker Reed has apparently been
getting gay during his trip abroad. A
New York paper records that on his re
turn " his suit of clothes was distinct
ively American in cut, wherever it was
made, but his silk bat, with a narrow
brim, was plainly built on a British
block. He wore it on the back of bis
head."
Secretary Foster's fondness for base
ball is said to be developing into a mania,
lie goes out to the Washington ball
grounds whenever there is a game on,
and when the Cincinnati team was play
ing at t he capital promptly on the stroke
of 4 every afternoon the Secretary would
make a bee line for his hat and coat. A
moment later he could be seen chasing a
car with the agility of a schoolboy.
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
A Iisierte (ianjc of Ci liiilnalu Arrested
Tor Abduction.
The Atlanta Journal printed a story to
the effect that J. O. Wynne, business
agent of the Georgia State Alliance Ex
change, was over $20,000 short in his
accounts.
The bodv of Cora Farthing of Lewis
ton, N. Y, an unusually handsome
young woman, was found in tlie Niagara
river at Levviston under such circum
stances as to give rise to the theory of
murder.
Francois and Rosalie Schneider, living
in the suburbs of Vienna, have been ac
cused of decoying servants to their boiiRe
by advertisements and murdering them.
Seven bodies were found buried beneath
the house.
Princess Milena, wife of the reigning
Prince of Montenegro, has subjected
herself to a severe surgical operation in
the clinic of Heidelberg. The Princess
is now 45 years old, but she has been
married thirty-one years. As Milena
Petrowna Bukotitisch in 1847 she was
called the loveliest and most beautiful
woman in Europe.
The most desperate gang of criminals
in Detroit lias been arrested, charged
with the abduction last March of Joseph
Perrien, one of the wealthiest millers of
the Northwest and a ljighly respected
citizen of Detroit. The gang includes
Johnny Considine, Billy Considine,
Thomas Kennedy, Frank Griffiths,
James McDowell and Edward Kent.
They have long been the terror of De
troit, and the Considines, at least, have
criminal records in Cleveland, O., Mar
quette, Mich., and other places besides
their native heath. Perrien, it will be
remembered, was released by the gang
utter twenty-four hours' captivity.
FOREIGN LANDS.
Phylloxera Destroys the
Tokay Vineyards.
A GOVERNOR TO BE BOILED.
Lord Salisbury on the Continent
Emperor William to Visit
the World's Fair.
The projects to draw Switzerland into
the drei bund have failed.
Dillon and O'I'.rien are meeting with
good receptions by the Irish people.
The German budget for the fiscal year
shows :!,0lN.i,i)4n over the estimate.
The famous Tokay vineyards in Hun
gary have Is-en almost destroyed by
phylloxera.
France will paint all her gunlioats a
dull sulphurous gray to render them in
distinguishable. Prince Bismarck thinks the reduction
of the corn duty in Germany a disaster
for that country.
Italy has concluded a loan of $1(i,0iO,
000 with a Berlin syndicate. Triple alli
ances come high.
Chili threatens to declare war against
Bolivia, U-cause the latter has recognized
the Congressionalists.
The government has prohibited gam
bling in the casinos at the watering
places in the north of Spain.
Sir William iordoii-Cuniming's rela
tives and friends are being socially ostra
cized for their loyalty to him.
The Dominican government has made
no offer V the United States in regard to
the leasing or cession of Sainana Bay.
The Governor of the Bank of England
says there is no basis for the report that
financial disaster is impending in Eng
land. Lord Salisbury has departed for tlie
continent, where be will spend part of
his vacation in interviews with conti
nental statesmen.
If Eiimp" is at peace at the time of
the Columbian exhibit, it is believed at
Berlin that Emperor William will come
over and see America.
The adulteration in coffee in France
has reached such alarming proportions
that it has become a subject for investi
gation in the Chamber.
Cuba's total production of sugar anil
molasses for 1S00 was 7'1S..V)i) tuna, of
the exjMirts from the island over Hi) per
cent, came to the United States.
It is reported that General Prophete
has sailed from Kingston with a body of
men to inaugurate a revolution against
President llyppoliteof Hayti.
Several British vessels which harbored
refugees during the Congressional attack
on Pisagua have demanded compensa-
mm Hum twe viiumil nuwiuruies.
It is suggested that the whole of Eng
land's 100 first-class torpedo lioats, which
have been replaced by larger boats, lie
turned over to local volunteer crews.
M. de Freycinet, French Minister of
War, has decided to cashier all officers
of the French army who act as agents
for firms manufacturing war materials.
The British government is said to be
taking active steps toward learning from
the inhabitants of Wales where they
would like to have their national capital".
The Indian government has notified
its intention erecting a memorial at the
public expense to mark the spot where
the victims of the Manipur massacre are
buried.
A charge of drunkenness and disorder
ly conduct against Lady de la Zouche, a
society lady in London, was dismissed
by the Court amid great applause by the
visitors.
Moltke's diary will appear serially in
a Ixmdon illustrated weekly. The priv
ilege of making extracts from the diary
was first offered to the London Times
for 1,000.
A letter from Teheran says that the
Shah, having become enraged against
Abdullah Khan, Governor of Mazander
lan, has condemned that ruler to be
boiled alive.
Queen Victoria has caused some sur
prise by the emphatic demand that the
greatest honors shall be shown to the
French naval visitors when they arrive
at Portsmouth.
This year the population of London
has increased in a somewhat lower ratio
than that of England and Wales as a
whole, the first time that such a circum
stance has occurred.
The European residents in the dis
tricts in China that are threatened by
mobs have organized for defense, anil
propose to make it warm for the rioters
if they make an attack on them.
The German Emperor's palace has
hitherto depended on candles for its il
lumination, no gas having been admit
ted. Now, however, the whole of it has
been fitted with an electric-light plant.
Prince Borghese and family have dis
appeared from Italy since bis failure be
came known. His liabilities amount to
27,000,000 lire. The crash is causing
failures among other aristocratic families.
A report from Paris says much concern
is felt in Berlin at the bad health of the
Kaiser. It is stated the abscess in the
Emperor's case is continually growing
worse and is gradually developing in the
brain.
The London Xeu s says it is not many
years since Europe was practically inde
pendent of American supplies. This
season it is clear that without, America's
help Europe would be on the verge of
tarvation before next harvest.
nnuM0 MARKET-
, A r.eoiitiir i,T tlif .iii.lltlmi i,t II. if.
Tri-i-iit lli'imrtiiirnt.,
1 Aii unusually heavy amount of trud
ingwHS don.t in the wholesale line. Bui
i nerH in every line was very good.
I Receipts of fruits were heavier than at
any previous time this season. Water-
melons, cantaloupes, grapes and peaches
are plentiful. Produce is coining in
1 freely, and the market is in much better
condition than it has been. Eggs are in
; sufficient supply to satisfy the demand.
Butter lias declined 5 cents all around.
I The drop is occasioned by large receipts
oi r.asiern stocK. r rom now on h.aatern
butter, owing to the superior way in
which it is packed, will U carried in
heavy supp y, and the Oregon product
will be forced into the background. If
farmers would use more care in putting
i u uieir oiiuer, it couKl easily control
. the market instead of inviting Eastern
; competition and thus lowering prices.
j WIIKAT.
! The local market has a firm tone in
i sympathy with foreign advices, but
i trading as yet is very quiet. Public ca
; hies report cargoes firm, but.not quotably
j higher. Liverpool spot wheat is firmer
and options fractionally higher, with the
i exception of October.
! 1'roilure, Fruit. Ktr.
Whkat-Valley, $1.45; Walla Walla,
$1.35 per cental.
Flock Standard, $4.85; Walla Walla,
$1.00 per barrel.
Ovrs Old, 45, 50c; new, 42l..'c per
bushel.
Hv $12 14 per ton.
Miu.sti Kis Bran, $22323; shorts,
nominal, $25"i 20; ground barlev, $ ;0u
32; chop feed, $22 t2tj per ton ;' barley,
$1.2,if 25 per cental.
Brri KK Oregon fancv creamery . i:Cab
''7
c: fancy dairy. 25c: fair to trood ()
M22'2c; common, 15(20c; California,
' " 24c per pound.
Ciiki-.sk Oregon, 12ai2c; Califor
nia, Ilc per pound.
Finis Oregon, 20c per dozen.
l'ot i,riiv uld chickens, $ii.00r5 6.50 ;
young chickens, $2.50(24.00; ducks, $4(4
ti ; geese, nominal, $8 per dozen ; turkeys,
15c per jiound.
Vkoktablks Cabbage, $1.00 per
cental; cauliflower, $lftl 25 per dozen;
Oni.ms, l'c per pound ; beets, $1.25 per
sack; turnips, $1.00 per sack; new pota
toes, 50',ii0c per cental : tomatoes, 75c(,
SH.ic per box; lettuce, 12'sjC per dozen;
green peas, 3;4c per pound; string
beans, 2c3c per pound; rhubarb, 3c per
pound; artichokes, 40c per dozen; cu
cumbers, 10c per d zen ; carrots, $l(a 1.25
per sack ; corn, 15fii 20c per dozen ; sweet
! potatoes, 3," 4c per pound,
j Finns Riverside oranges, $3.50;
'Sicily lemons, $70' 8; California, $50fU
: per box ; apples, 7.ctfi $l.i'5 per box; ba
nana", $3..jO0i4.O0 a bunch; pineapples,
$5.0Ui 7.00 per dozen ; cherries, $1.10ii
1.25 per box; apricots, 85c(a$l per box;
peaches. Alexander, 75c per box;
California Crawfords, OOew $1 ; blackber
ries, GO' 7c per pound ; plums, 25(4 t0c per
box ; w atermelons, $2,000' 3.00 per dozen ;
cantaloupes, $1.50o.U.75 per dozen, $2.00
per crate; grapes, Sweetwater, 75c$l
ler box, $1.00iSl 10 per crate; muscat
and black, $1.25 per crate; pears, $1. 25;
Bartlett, $1.50 per box; nectarines, $1.25
per crate.
N utb California walnuts.ll .i (S Xc ;
hickory, rj.c; Brazils, lOOrllc; "al
monds, lOoilSc; filberts, 13ofl4c; pine
nuts, 17otl8c; pecans, 17(2 lSe; cocoa
nuts, 8c; hazel, 8c; peanuts, 8c per
pound.
Staple Groceries.
Coffee Costa Rica, 21,12'c; Rio, 23c;
Mocha, 30c; Java, 25'ocf Arbuckle's,
100-pound eases, 20 '4c per pound.
Sugar Golden C, 40; extra C, 4jgC;
granulated, 578e ; cube crushed and pow
dered, U''c; confectioners' A, 534c per
pound.
Beans Small white, 334'c; pink, Sli
iff.i'oc; bayos, 43:e; butter, 4ac; limas,
434 0i5c per pound.
Ho.nev 180J20c per pound.
Salt Liverpool, $10,$10.5017 ; stock,
$ll(rtl2 per ton in carload lots.
Canned Goods Table fruits, $1.65,
21!,s; peaches, $2.00; Bartlett pears,
$1.85 ; plums,$1.37l2 ; strawberries,$2.25 ;
cherries, $2.500?2.60 ; blackberries, $1.90 ;
raspberries, $2.40 ; pineapples, $2.50(3'3 ;
apricots, 75c. Vegetables: Corn, $1,350
1.05, according to quality; tomatoes,
$1.103.25; sugar peas, $1.25; string
beans, $1.10 per dozen. Pie fruit: As
sorted, $1.50; peaches, $1.05; plums,
$1.25; blackberries, $1.65 per dozen.
Fish: Sardines, 85c0' 1.65; lobsters, $2.30
(f 3.50 ; oysters, $1. 5003.25 per dozen.
Salmon, standard No. 1, $1.25(31.50 per
case; No. 2, $2.55. Condensed milk:
Eagle brand, $8.10; Crown, $7; High
land, $6.75; Champion, $6; Monroe,
$6.75 per case.
Syrup Eastern, in barrels, 4755c;
half-barrels, 50(S58c; in cases, 5580c
per gallon; $2.25oi2.50 per keg. Cali
fornia, in barrels, 30c per gallon ; $1.75
per keg.
Dried Fruits Italian prunes, 10llc ;
Petite and German, 9 10c per pound;
raisins, $1.75(f2.25 per box; plummer
dried pears, lOOfllc; sun-dried and fac
tory plums, 11 (a 12c ; evaporated peaches,
180i20c; Smyrna figs, 20c; California,
figs, 9c per pound.
Rice $5.60 per cental.
The Meat Market.
Beef Live, 3c; dressed, 56c.
Mutton Live, sheared, SO'c;
dressed, 7c.
Hogs Live, 6c; dressed, 89c.
Smoked Meats Eastern ham, 13,
1334c; other varieties, 1012e; breakfast
bacon, I2l.j13c; smoked bacon, 10
11 !4c per pound.
Lard Compound, OOlllc; pure,
1212l-4c; Oregon, lOtgiac per
pound.
Darius Norris, who mysteriously dis
appeared from Astoria, and whose "prop
erty was subsequently claimed by other
parties, writes from Dunkirk. France,
that he had been shanghied, and there
is possibly an interesting story yet to be
told about the man and the reasons for
his sudden and unlooked-for departure.