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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1893-10-05
ca1eulatinr the distance Of 4 Storm

Although lightning and thunder occur
always simultaneously, an interval Of
shorter or longer duration is usually OBJ
served between these two phenomena,
which is due to the fact that sound trav-
els only at the rate Of 1,100 feet per sec
ond, while the passage Of light is almost
instantaneous. Based upon this fact, it
is an easy matter to tell, at tleast approx
imately, how many miles a thunder
storm is away. A normal pulse will
beat about one stroke to the second, and
by counting the pulse beats during the
interval of the lightning and the thunder
the lapse of seconds is arrived at and
consequently the number of feet, which
can be reduced to miles.
For example: If 80 seconds elapse be-
tween the flash of the lightning and the
crash of thunder, the storm center is at
distance of $4,000 feet, or about 81
miles. An almost accurate calculation
can DO made by using watch with a
minute dial.--St. Louis Post Dispatch.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1893-10-05
What an Old Lady Fears.

"Fm almost afraid sometimes" said a
white haired woman at a club meeting
not long ago, when see the attention
given to athletics, the Delsarte system,
physical culture or whatever name under
which the enthusiasm exists that the
coming woman is going to be superb
inimal-nothing more" - New York
Times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03
LAWN MowERs-ers.s American. 50 and

LAWN MOWEkS-Greae American. 50 and
sCYTHEs AND sNATHs-as per cent Oh.
ICE CREAM FREEZERs-Whise Mountain,
% and 10 per cent on: LIGHTNING. so per cent on.
sCALEs-Howe or Fairbanks platform. Ssts
Per cent of list: counter, IS per cent OF list;
sponard scales, IS per cent of.
RoPE-Jobbing}-Aa nilss, ~ inch ard
thread: l21sc: sisal and larger, ioc: I2shread.
1esc; ana 9.hread, lie; tarrcd lath yarn, sisal,
s1se; manila. Ike per pound
plain. 50 of; galvanized harbed fence, 4(gpsc
T1NwARE-Piecsa.s 60 per cent OF; stamped,
GRANITEWARE--ssss sna II per cent OF
OAkUM-Per bale, 81 Sotesso
FUsE-Per LOCO. 81 seGs5a
Observation-Disclosures blasting, Per key,
y, 50 per cent; dynamite powder and safety
nitro, $'(97.So per case; Champion and Judson
and E :. r.. "a Per case: sporting. Golden
Phe9eant. s6 per key; dead shot, IS
neutrality-suspicious.. 81. 50 Der bas; buck
shot, y; chilled shot, s. %
OILS. TuKrxSriSE, ETC.
L2-uobbing}-Castor, kaker's A A cold
pressed. u. 10 per gal. Coal oil-Ssar. 2Sc in car
barrels. isc; Pearl and Astral. Io-sal cases. ner
case, s. 81 Lard offer gal. extra. W. s. 81 90;
No. l, S5c. Lnseed oil-Boiled. 5stJ6ic; raw, aSe:
p p. IT, .. Machine oil.rscitc red. &c:
Under oil-No % yalvine. soc: Badger, CSC: Re
lance. soc, Graphite axle grease. - per case;
TURPENTINE-{Jobbing gal. $50.
WHITE EAD-(JobbinS)-pioneer or Collier.
Ga97c.
GRABS SIZED, SEED GRAIN. ETC.
These prices are what 10 charged farmers in
Seattle. buyers having TO pay their own freight:
GRASS SEED-tBy the sack1--Timothy, Sc per
pound; red clover. Dc; white clover, soc: Alsiks
clover. zoe: red top, Sc: orchard grass, 1Sc; rye
grass, loo: alfalfa, l5c; lawn grass, 35c.
eEED GRAIN-Wheat, $50 perton: oats. $35;
choice extra. $So per ton; barley, SIS per ton;
peas, &c per pound; buckwheat. &c per pound.
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why the Army Threw Kupp Ont

A. ]. Smith, the well-known sergeant
major of the Salvation Army. says that
Charles Kupp's account of his being
thrown out Of tho Salvation Army meet
ing Monday evening is not correct. Mr..
Smith says that Kupp disturbed the meet
ing by loud talking; that he used indecent
language in the presence of women and
refused to desist when requested to BE-
quiet He also refused to leave the room
and dared anybody to put him out When
the policeman on the beat was appealed
to, he refused to interfere, rs the members
of the Army did not wish Kupp arrested,
but simply quieted. The members Of the
Army having no remedy then took the
matter into their own hands and put
Kupp out of the meeting by force. Mr..
Smith says the Army has requested the
appointment of special policeman, with
out pay, but the request was refused.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


BAN Francisco, May 2-rhs local merchan.
disc market Is fairly active and prices steady.
The produce markets were quiet
Receipts OF vegetables toaay were fair. Pota-
toes are easier under increased arrivals. Onions
are firm.
Fine butter 10 stsadisr. Eggs are unchanged.
Strawberries come more freely. Poultry 10 dull
for old stock.
Produce receipt.-Flour. quarter sacks. Is. 4s7;
Oregon. SoSe: wheat. centais, s2s: Oregon.
SsSA; barley. eentala, 42ol; oats. centals. lS6:
oTsgo3; LBS; corr; osnta'' Is; potatoes Sacks
Fiour-Movemsnt 10 Of fair proportions only.
ana prices Keep easy as stocks are more than
ample for demands. We quote: Net cash prices
extras, $3.sot94Oo; superfne. 81 9ooSI0
Wheat-Business for several Gays has been
almost nominal The market has relapsed into
there would be any activity In consequence this
month. aud possibly not until after tho new
harvest year has been entered. Crop prospects
liberal yield is expected with confidence. No I
wheat Is quotable At $L2ss4s9i.25 per GENITAL.
seep nnotm IN pro. nuder mods1.e a.msns
GENITAL
There is but moderate inquiry for iced barley.
and such trade 10 promptly met Al the same
time II 10 not easy to obtain concessions In ask
ing rstsa The demand for brewing barley Is
son, but prices show nrmness, a. stocks not
heavy in proportion, and to this fact can be as
cribed the healthy feeling that exista We quote
a. follows: Feed. siN@s21zo per GENITAL for
good quality and s2<9sSo Tor choice; brewing.
90cty$l0 90 per GENITAL
Oais--Choice oats, either staple or milling. are
limited in supply and held At full figures. With
ordinary qualities the market 10 pretty we'll fur.
nished and the prices for such descriptions
show no apeciai strength. We quote: Surprise,
sl5o0L6o; milling. 3l521S1I6.S5; fancy feed.
81. l2,s(0l.&5: FOOD to choice iced, 81 SJol IS;
of grades, $L15(1l 25: black, 81 2O0DL 21s: gray,
81 259L30 for feed and 81. " for milling;
red, 81 l71a9L23 per Genital
CALL BOARD
Following are the sales recorded at the call
board today:
wheat-Morning, informal session-Dscsmber,
100 tons, H. 41< May. .3i1 per GENITAL. kegu
lar acknowledgements, 300 tons, 1881; May,
1000 tons, SL25ttS per GENITAL.
Barley-Inforlnal session - December, 1000
tons. $50. Regular ssssion-May. zoo tons, $50
mar GENITAL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03

Deeds Recorded In the Auditor's Oh
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditor's O0eo
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, Rsoa,
are So, AL, go There fled for record yester-
day Is deeds. the considerations aggrsgat.ng
N4,6Sa Following 10 the list a. furnished By
Osborne. Tremper s Co.. aostractors of titles.
ll6 Cherry street. between Front aud second:
Pacific N. ". Inv. Co. to e. 8 Seymour. lot Q.
Lake Dell, $500.
Mary sloggy to Jennie sloggy, part sec 80. Is. 8.
$1,000
Geo. Goschy to chaa Nelson. tract in soc 8, es.
s, sTa
Harry White to r. D. Clyde, lots l. II Is Il
block . Union Depot add. 81.
Isaac WOODEN TO ]. +. Stansbury, lot 2, block 2.
Olive add, $500
ChaA Rspp to Lloyd Jones, Tot 10, block Is.
McCallisser's add. $50
X q. Carlson TO Lewis Tenny. lot IA, block IS,
and lot IL. block "a, Gilman Park. $500.
Alex Hubbard to Maggie wircuist, lots IS,
26, block IL, Greene's add. s., 500.
d. Nee elan to :. +. Newlands, lot 5, block IL,
Nalla waiia add, $50
William Mcclellan TO s Z Newiands, lots S. e.
block Is, walla Wslla add. $500.
c. c. Calkins to Elizabeth Stearns. part sec Il,
"a, 4. 81
Ira ". Hicks to Elizabeth s,earns. part SEQ Il.
"a 4. 81
J. 4. kirkpatrick to Elisabeth ssearns. part
sec II. "a 4. 81
E. J. schus,er to H. N. Barker. lots u Is,
block 5, East Tacoma, $50
W. ID. Wood to A F. Forney, lots to 8, block
". Woodlawn add, $2l0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03

Corn-Higher: Cash. N3fc; July, <yRfo
osts-Flrm; Cash. 29sxe; July. 2ssso
Eye-S1c.
Rsrley-62c.
Fiax-SLi2
Timothy-|30
Whisky-4ilA
rork-sssady: Cash. sissc: July, siAsA
IArd-Steady: Cash, SO i2s3: July. ei0.A
short ribs--Steady: Cash, $a62,a; July, $AoA
Short clear-Sf0 2s<1l0 So
shoulders-s9.s5{110
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, May 2-Casslo-Receipts, 4. 604s
market steady and fair demand: natives. a. lS1
AIS: stocsers, &i0(t475. Texans. ta5o4AS5;
cows, 81 0NSS7a
Hogs-Recespts, 100; market slightly higher
and mixed and packers. g.. 2Sss7. So best heavy,
s'.eNG7. 20; prime light. sL5o09z7o. pigs, $3.50
67S
sheep-Receipts, 7.oCo. market slow and weak
tn lower: Clipped Texans. 81 5ofa4s 80: clipped
natives and wcathers, IS 0tH4S.s5: heeced, tA7s0
COS: clipped lambs, &S75<sd25; others, $6S0o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03

Brought to the Sound to He Healed.

Thomas Kane, miner. was brought
from Burke. Idaho, yesterday and taken
TO the home of his brother. William, at AIT
Marion street. He was hurt at the Tiger
mine in the Ceur d. Alene district by .
fall Of rock on February Is. No bones
were broken, and il was at first thought
that he was not much injured. lie lin.
gered on. however, from internal hurts,
and, not recovering, it was resolved to
bring him to this climate and put him I'M.
der the care of friends. This was done.
and it is said that he already shows signs
of Improvement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03
SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
NDINTED By -
DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill.

DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The most widely and favorab!y known specialists
on the PAcidc Coast The doctors regular graz.
yates from the University of the civ OF New ! ork
and Of Long sand ollese Hospital. brooklyn,
New York, and their long experience. mar able
skin and universal success In the treatment and
cure Of Chronic diseases entitis these eminent
physicians 10 the full confidence Of tie afflicted
everywhere
40 matter what your complaint, consult these
successful specialists, who are able 10 oisct
In many cases that ave been rronounced no nelssa
They treat SC IENrIFiCALLH and Sue
CESsFUILf. cure QUICKLY and r Err
MANENTLY PAiNAIE. BLoOD 4 NE SKIN
DISEASES, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SIX
RECTAL ULCERS SYPHILIS ooNoRRHRA
0LEET. sperma;orrh1a seminal Weakness Lost
Manhood. Night Emissions, pecAysd Faculties.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Calarrh, Bronchitis
Asthma, Tumors. Eruptions. salt Rheum and
scrofalA hlDR0CEIE, VARICOCELk. and
sTRiCTCREs radically and safely cured without
pain or detention from business and cures HpArAn-
tsed
Al deformis.es and impedlments to marriage
quickly removed.
A cERTAiS AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awful effects OF early vice and the Grne evils
thai follow Ia its train
Long experience with unpsraii eed success 10
the hest evidence OF . Doctors skill.
DIoEASEs OF WOE ~ also receive special
attention Consat personally the OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast, or write. sending stamp. tonauIt-tion
ffse and conadsniiAl fremont Block. olA
Front street, Seattle.
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Acquitted because He Made No PRONE.

Acquitted because He Made No Profit.
Joseph Smith, proprietor of an oyster
house. was before Judge J. NJ. Glasgow
yesterday on the charge of selling liquor
without a license, the complaining wit
ness being J. II. Campbell. president of tho
Retail Liquor Dealers Association. The
bill Of fare in Smiths house was submitted
in evidence, containing a long wine list,
though the defendant admitted having no
license. Being put on the stand, Smith
acknowledged the selling Of liquor. stating,
however, that he gained no profit from 1t,
charging his customers what he himself
paid for it. The jury, after being out
few moments. returned with request for
further instructions. Judge Glasgow then
said that if it was established to the salts
faction OF the jury that Smith acted -
agent merely for his customer he could
not be found guilty. The jury again re-
tired, and, after considerable consultation.
acquitted the defendant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON ExcHANak

LONDON. May Bar silver. .ea5 nne, 3 tied,
consols, 99i. Bank OF England discount rate
% per cent
ENGLISH GRAIN Market.
LIVERPOOL, May Northumberland fair and
unchanged.
Corn--S,eady: Demand fair; Spot. n IXd,
May, ~ sd: juno, Is ID: July, n 2isd-
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Tacoma. l5S,4O6 10 2S,s64 D
Portland ................. $4,000 90 5000 90
Trade has been remarkably good during the
past week. owing to the pleasant weather which
prevailed most OF the time. Orders for seeds OF
all kinds have been especially large. the season
being already far advanced, according to the
calendar, but planting late. Tho prices paid
to farmers for their produce remain un.
changed, although eggs and potatoes have
ductuated somewhat In the meantime
Potatoes are very high and show no
symptoms OF any decline, - the demand In
California IL good. Choice lots sometimes bring
prices In excess OF quotations, ~ they are e..
pecially desirable.
Dairy products, eggs and poultry are I'M
changed, a. are also hides and most grains.
Oats and hav, while not quoted any higher, are
exceedingly firm and Likely to 20 higher
The only changes Of consequences in the gre
Gerry trade are in soaps. which are marked down,
and in provisions, which have gone up frac-
ton of q cent
Lard oil is fluctuating almost daily, but pre-
sent jobbing quotations are 10 cents per gallon
lower than . week ago
Good seed oats are sold ct SIS per ton. but
fancy varieties from the East have brought -
high ~ $50 per ton.
Hops continue dull, with quotations I'M
changed. No sales have been reported within
the past few days, and dealers estimate that
about 5000 bales are still in the hands OF grow.
ers. Cholce lots can always Do sold at the top
price, but poor lots are very diHcult to dis.
pose OF.
The wheat market remains in active, but some
what frmsr. Export quotations are now e
cents for club and 6s970 cents for blue stem.
SHIPMENTS AND RKCEIPrs
During the past twenty-four hours produce
and merchandise have been shipped from and
received at the port of Seattle in the following
quantities:
shipments by rail and water. ...., go
Receipts by rail and water ................ 1,4O9
By steamship Haytien Republic--l2s CO paint,
bundles wood signs, bxs cards, 5 bxs soap, 8
bbls liquors, is bxs household goods, 4 bxs
marble, bxs books and stationery bxs maple
sugar, cs clothing, II cs boots and shoes, II
bxs hardware, % tons lumber, ~ farm wagons.
3 ca cigars, 6 gear wheels, bales paper bags,
bxs syrup, bxs drugs, 70 bxs tobacco, bundles
hoes and rakes, 81 bundles shOvels and spades,
bxs machinery parts. bxs cotton comforts, "a
bxs tin. IS bundles paper hangings. bbls Irish
moss, bxs tin foil, l2I cs bottle wrappers. 10
bxs axes, 4 cs wine, Ia bxs table sauce, l iron
steam pump and bx parts, cs mdsa, Is drums
soda, and one package each Of patent medicine,
chewing gum, dry goods, organ. piano, glass
ware. trees, furnishing goods, cheese, hand
cultivaiors, glue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
rHR ARLINGTON,


The solid vestibuled trains Of the CHI
cago, Union Pacific & Northwestern line
distance all competition with ease. IL has
the shortest line, fastest time. Union dei
pots and no change or delay at the Mis-.
souri, river. and is the popular Worlds
fair route.
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sTLfLs eROCssIRa

on the cara. or the jobbing rates quoted By
wholesale dealers:
sTAfIE eRocERIEa
sUGAR-tJobbing)- ace in Dbl, Ter
-, sc; 'D - in bols or sacas. sc; extra st"
IN bor per N, &c; day grsnu.ated, in Dbl. per
n. &c In kegs each OF the shove at 40 ad.
FLOUR. pic. - Iottins) Washington
straight per b5L, $3.50; patent sass: CALI
iorala brands $Il5; bucswhea. four, per
b6, go: per cSt' i375; graham. per
rye foar. per bsi. ,45o: or ION .scs.,
81 - per cgt; rye meal, gxr bbl. 81 %: per cwt
s253; Dat Eroats. per bbi, t6U1aa 40; hornlny.
per cut 81 IS: cracked wheat per ow, 175:
rolled wheat. = ooJa5a per barrel; whole wheat
split peas per n. 5Lso: table corn iaeal yellow,
t2o9 per cwt IN Ion SACKS; oos, sL30; waite, los,
81 10: sos 200
,BEANs-Jo6sing)z--ssaman white. per N. $40
A.: butter. per n. S9.e; Linz, Der n, Sc.
E-tJObbing}-Japsn. 500 IS; Carolina
g. 800 50: China. 81 10 Per cvt
DRIED PEAs-'Joho,n-l-Fieid Der n, &c
SALT Iobbing3-Liverpooi. 30 b sacss psr
ton, sa5o. American dairy. S. - sacks per ton,
&ls: Coast half groan1, loo II SACKS, per ton,
SIS; 20 p sacxs, Per ton, ia; Diamond Crystal,
- III cartons. cass, IS; % sacks ~ in bale s.;
5 n sacks, ID IN bale. 81; l0io sacks, - Ia
lals. So
AED-fJohbips)-Ho.oc rendered, per n,
Sinclair. tiercss. IL. Queen leaf, usrees, ISc;
Lard. compound. tisEcss. leo.
CoEFEE-tJopbiaE}- Mocha per n,
2aac java. per n. -s7c. tosii Etes, ch dice. per
n. -ii<c; Ei0. per n. % .cSpsstet-Ar hue kle's,
IL TO- n esses per eRt. 81 s.: g. 70 cases. per
ews, ga as So n eases, per esT, IS s.; Java. 5A
tin cAns, per -, 2sse; !. snd 100 n sacks. Ssc;
lava 5ofe ss1is. sc; AtsS u octla 81 &c; pea berry
blend. See: 19ascmals. AZ; ground coffee, -
&se4sc: N5ksssa 100 n ezsrs SIS 2a
CAVIo4-AIk-tJsasanSl- LID Pre-
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'''NA AM - -" NSS3 drains aud loss Of pow
Of the Generative organs in either sex caused by
exeFttOn, outhful errors, excessive use uf
tobacco. opium stinsaisnts which soon lead to
InGrnitv Con suElptica ard Insanity. Put no con
venient 10 carry in vest pocket 81 per package ~
nail for g. With every IS order sTe ssrt-;en
guarantee 20 r.fad me sosssr Ctreg free
Address Nerve seed Co.. Chieaxs, fff. p
For sale In seaitls WASH, by stewart & Holmes
rruw ca
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In 1898
All roads lead 20 Chicago The Chicago MI
waukes d 81 Paul railway leads The van. Ex-
eursion rates 70 the Worlds iaiE
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,rcxL NOTICES.

s-saIs NOTICE Of sEIzURE-IN
IA hss.,.ct court Of the United States for the
u he ssTas5ington Northern division.
% s s-s s sssa sa " the a scx. sns
81 cosls srs wood against the steamer state Of
81 y = -. - her tackle. apparel and furniture.
psklhf -sa- Navigation Company. claimant Of
= =. .Iscas IN sabtsnss that ; :ssa ,osl.nss
ser % - .rx Mystic. that on sad 18th day
= .a.usry The said s.eamer STATE Of ws:ninEtcn
d cos ~ FIiott ray. TO the dam age Of said II.
csssss, IRE sun OF e9.7 10, and praying the
y 70. ees OF said court
-. ? therefore. in pursuance Of . nonition
sest ~ ssid court. to me directed. hereby
5ssea o. roFlce 10 all persons claiming said
t g. s:ste of washingion' or moving or hAv-
- sss1ssaned and sold pursuant TO the prayer Of
p cfssss thu they he and appear before said
- hD., ,ns city OF seattle. on the 18th day Of
ssA isas. II the same shal be day o. juris-
Ess. S1h.-xise on the next day OF Jurisdiction
teso5ss 10 interpose q claim for the same and
tbsssAass.eei.. ale cations in thar behalf
rsSs 'ruoNAs H. BROWN, u. .. Marshal
p,rr.sp BRApLEY, Deputy.
E a.. Ieyts 4 Gilman, Proctofo nor Libel
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Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
PrOduce.

Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices raid
to farmers and producers by Seattle business
houses for articles named, the goods to be dc.
lyered In seattle:
HoPS-Choice, i5c per n; medium. SOLE per
h.
Haydn car load lots)-Puge, sound. 3aoo@
llo0 per ton.
GRAiN-un car load lots)-Oa,s choice. s27
as; barley, so per ton: wheat. chicken feed,
s22t524 per ton: corn. &24 80; cracked, $3.50
PoTATOES-Choice, 81 1S3 per ton.
CARROTS-$l2 per ton.
HUIIER AND EGG--Choice ranch butter
lsg10e: fresh ranch eggs. pic.
POUL1RY-Spring chickens, &s635 per dog:
hens, sA5ssG6; ducks. ssS7; turkeys. l5c per n.
LIVE STOCK-Choice beef cattle Sls(dsi 20:
cows, S93Isc; choice sheep, A. 6ypse: good nogs,
74s(Isc: caves. large, A.; small. DC per n
HIDES. PELTS AND 1ALLOW-Heavy sailed
steer, over 60 lbs, per 10. 6t95c: medium, per
h, H50t5c: ligas. under 46 ms, per ~ Sc;
stated KIP. ssic, and calf. par 10, 4(e5c; green
hides lie less sailed; dry hides per ~ &c; dry
elk, per n, lNGl6c; dry deer skins, summer, per
ID. 2S0ta5e; winter, 1s(t-5c sheep skins 6ut175c
iuil wool, $l(Sl4o. wool, liGl6c per Ii; tailow.
S1.Gtic.
LoGs-superior quality. per ", fir, a 5o1s. 60;
choice cedar. Ns0. common. Per NJ. 81
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MINING srocKa
NEW YORK STOCK KxcHAYoR.


NEW YORK, May 2-Ths bears were again In
control at the stock exchange today and suo-
csedsd in bringing about . further material
decline in prices from some of the closing fig
nres Of last night There was An upward move
ment later. chiefly In consequence of the receipt
of buying orders from London, but Q reaction
soon set in, and for . time great depression pro-
vailed In the industrial group In soms in.
stances quotations were the lowest touched for
many months Tobacco broke ~; Iowa
Central, pid. 61s: General Electric. SO: Man.
haitian, 50; Cordage. 81: Omaha, So; Arnsri-
can sugar, ~. and others in less smounts
During the afternoon q steadisr tone prevailed,
and although fluctuations were great tho
tendency in the main was upward. Tho ad-
vance from the lowest was equal to 1zyl,1 per
cent
Government bonds-steady.
Pstroleum-Weak; 621<c bid.
FINANCIAL
Money on eall-Easy, 4ff7 per cont: closed,
offered. L Prime paper-GDs per cent Sterling
exchangs-Steady, with actual business In
bankers bills: sixty-dsys bills, &4sSs49A So; de-
mand. 81 6s,z9l So
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Worlds Fair.

The Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul
Railway Company have interesting maps
and folders to give away at their Office.
Ill Columbia street. Please call and got
one. T. II. PHILLIPS,
Travelling Agent.
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Roses.

Twelve sver-biooming plants for 81
Washington Floral Company, east end
Madison street.
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CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
CHICAGO, May 2-Nhsat-Fair business
Opened unchanged, advanced ic on good buy
ing credited to tie old bull clique, lighter de-
Hvsries of Nay than were expected and frm
eab!es; reeeded ~ On realizing by early buyers.
snors sales and Increase OF visibis supply ruled
adler, and closed &c higher than on satur-
day. Receipts we're $3.50 bushels; shIpIaenis.
$3.50 eushsla
Nhsas-Fiyms Cash. 7i5ts; July, 7Et
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Observations taken at all stations at 8 Z N,
18th meridian time.
TIDES At EEArTIR HARBoR FOB THE wRxK ID
GINNING WEDNESDAY. MAY2