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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-20
XIV YORK MARKErs.


New York, May ls.-No Improvement was
observable In the stock speculation today.
The volume Of business was on the recent
moderate scale. and the distributions CT
the tradtngs were very poor. Sugar scor-
ed one half OF the entire total. Tia stock
mentioned vas under continuous pressure
throughout The declining tendency OF
THIS specially has been quite marked re-
Gently. although stemmed at intervals by
supporting orders. aid by covering pur.
chAses. but renewed LIQUIDATION carried
the prizes down per cent. today. to Ia
II II understood that large lines were pur-
CHASED some time ago In anticipation Of
. larger German export bounty than was
actually nxed. and In expectation Of q
sharp reduction in the Cuban crop on ac-
count OF the Instruction on the island.
The domestic raw sugar market has fallen
nc per pound IN the past I've days. and
the American Sugar Company Is known
60 Be- carrying . large stock. Accordingly
lower Wall street - blue. and has been
selling Its sugar stock Tie tendency Of
the general market was downward, al-
though the losses, except In Q few In
stances. were confined to fractions. Al the
outset the speculation was drm In tone.
although the foreign houses were In re-
ceipt Of but few orders. aside from the
Northern Pacific bonds. which were taken
- e~~~>-N SsAfSA<AASs eUAh8 h&Ac Ak0tcisAH8
launch OF the new company. which Is now
set Tor July. On that date tae receivers
are expected 70 be relieved OF their duties
The raid on Sugar. together with tho
apathy In the general market. encouraged
the bear professionals to make denonstra-
tons against various stocks. with the
result OF causing general Tecessions. The
trading in Rubber shares attracted moro
than usual attention. owing to the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and the publ
cation OF the report Of operations for the
year. The closing was steady. with the
net charges slight losses In most cases.
Railway bonds were active. with Q brisk
foreign inquiry Tor the Northern Pacific
issues. Tho market was generally firm.
although some irregularities were noted
The ales were 81. $4,000. Among the more
noteworthy declines were Utah Southern
general trust receipts. IN. and Oregon In
provement corsol 70 trust receipts, / per
cent
Government bonds were aus& On deal
tpgn Of f6j 90
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STAPLE GROCERIES.

sur,r Standardization &C. IN hhIs, per
N SIC. extra &C., IN bo,s. per n SIC.
ary Tranulated. In bhls rer N. szsc: cube.
rxc: powdered. CSC; Ac per n discount
for SPOT cash on prices quoted.
Maple SuEar-FSve-p pound boxes scoi-
,oped. 10 the 10. isc per n: asserted
cakes, i.iac per n.
Flour. etc, Uanbiagp Washington.
straight per Dbl. 81. tn1s 50. patent. 81 u:
Patent Excellent. -: Novelty A. - 81: Car-
fornia brands. 81; huckwheat -four. per Dbl
o. IS; per cwt. s. 70; graham. per Dbl. $3.50.
o. iO-'n sacks 81 20 per cw.: rye -four. per
bhi. 81 Is. or ln-to Sc - per eSt: rye meal.
Der hel. 81: per cwt. " IS: cat greats, per
ehi. sssss -: hcrniny. per cwt. s.. q; cracked
wheat. per cwt. s. s.: rolled wheat. $40
ner bbi. sacks. HTs: whole wheat Sour
cer eut SS: pearl barley. is,-ro xscks
& q: gs-ro boxes. &c; split peas per fsAro
sacks. e.: ss-rN boxes, SEC; corn meal yell
low. ia-. ms. sos. us. white. ios. 81 IS.
sos si.A
psnn. Cishhlngp-snaii white per -.
sue; pink. rer N, sac: bayos. rer n. .,se.
Lima. per n SIC
Rsrs-tJ CSC: China. siso
p>r Ii: Island. Sc: Carolina. 5is11No.
Trs~a pcas-tJehhInxi-F1els PER 10. s..
Johhsngi-Ilverpool. s~ia sacks.
rer ton. tisG=s American dairy. se-fb
sark.. per tor. SIS. Coast. hair ground.
,en-le sacks per ton. -; slTh sacks per
ton. SO: s-,h sacks, y in bale. 3 S-le sacks.
a In hale 8; ie-ih sacks. = In bale. 8
rar,f-eyo tshsnKN- rendered. FER
N sinclair. tisrcss. sac; Rex leaf. Sr:
lara compound. ;ierres. sAsc.
s,ore~-tt essinet--ti en-~Nochs. per II.
s,s. lava. per 10, SSc. Costa Rics. choice,
mar II. s.e Rcasss-t-Aro ackle's. In tsNio
ras~~ ver ewt 81 -; Sab cases, per cst.
80 n. ss,- ID eases. per c~t 81: Java sA-lh
-, cans tser N, Sc. 81 ana isslb sacks.
.tr. Aaen Mocha. NJ. peaherTy blcna. "a.
Gssaternaia, -. groani eoree. S'S2s'se.
ft.n. fses. ssnsa sas, So -, ~, s.i-
S-hcs,Nlate--tJ oceiagh - Bakers. ts-Is Pre-
,nlur,. sse: is-ih EaSse &c: Star. i.-le box
es- 49,
s.oa-frobcsnga-Errs'. NIB tins. it-iS
h,xr- a.. Bakers SID hcxes &c. Van
Eeuter's liz tins. SIC. ss-ih tins. g7s=c.
NIB tins 81
r-NnsenS.a k-tIesesnEs-EaEie. Per
case. s.. Highland. unsweetsned 80. 81
t-narles Cream. AS. Standard s.; Mon
r,,e rnSueetens<i. s.. Ecosscrny. AS
sAuers - goAtluri Worcestershire.
s-ran. rer so.. sste. meassra- s&%. rePi
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
krs>oA&f nffs amt Cp~lna

San Francisco. May ls-Flour-Famsly
extras. g. T5ssa 8: bakers extras. g. 5s0s q;
superfine. s. SOS per barrel.
wheat-sprins wheat. si-esA per GENITAL
Tor No. ! and siess for choice: milling
wheat. ai7itGL2ss
Bariey-Feed. fair 10 good, !sSS7yc;
choice. ssi.c: brewing. 7T,@gssc
Oa's-4Nfiling. TsSfs-rkc: Surprise. e,c1sl:
fancy feed sss<gss7l-c: good 10 choiee. m
1s2isc; poor 20 fair, S1ssc: gray, 7s3s,1zo
per GENITAL
Receipts-F'our quarter sacks. 1885; 90
Oregon. SO: wheat. oentals. $50: barley.
eertais. sasD: oats. centais 81: beans.
sacks, s,sis; corn. cen,sis. So: potatoes,
sacks. ISIS: 40 Oregon. s7s: onions. sacks.
&c; hay, tons. 20. mustard. sa-ks. 50,
woci. esies. l.S-; Alfalfa seed sacks. II:
wine. gallons. sn.sno; hides. number. as
rroiuce. Fruis. Etc.
Middilngs s177ts %: bran. sisgia
Hay-Wheat S21i5o. wheat and cat s.
aio cat s7.Sssia: alfalfa s-gfs %; barley,
s9Ae clover. 1919: compressed wheat.
ssgle59. do oats. - 5Asss: stock. ssg-;
straw. Ss9aec per bundle
Potatoes-River Barhanks. ssasac. Ore
son 90. siG7sc. Early Rose. esa7ac: Peta-
luna and ToTnAlss Es5s $50. new rots,.,es
SessII l.. Humboldt Buroanks. ssss7gs,
NegetAeiss-Oniors rev. sas5sS5.-: 10. Az
gees tomatoes. s.; string beans. s0la.:
green peas. s9e@s1. garlic. ssSssc: green pep
p@rs- i-asSs sc; dried perpers. Tsslcc: aspa--
sEus. slS2. extra DO. 3 assaz -. dried okrs.
LIS rhahArn. ss1ssc. extra DC. 7scFSsl: Gu
gamblers, sSrG<l. summer squash. ne per
box
fTuit-Lorgwo-te strauhs-rfA. ss7s,
large berries stzsS 50 Eocs~aerrfes -sszcn-.
elses Cherries. sas7Tscs white cherries yafs
80, csrFants. SEQ &c. Mexican lines a zsss
:; California lemons. car.A-aon. TzcayI n.
a.. soed 70 choice. si.sofs2: DO fancy. s. 20
49, Sslifo-nis oranges. s>ediings sia.:
SAVeis, s. ASA; extra e., g SOFA Is. Neesfer
fAneAn oranges. TT. IS: Malta floods. To
zss' Ha~s.t2a bananas. tea; do nsneao-
pes. ssssSE
ElitsT-fa1cy Creamery. .te. seseoras
iSgl1'-e' fancy GARY. sgs@9lsc; do Sec
e1fs. L.
Cheese--Farcy rnili rew. =. fair to rooa.
essEse; Young America. sS9.c; Eastern. Il
GiAs
hsSs-ssers, E&1sc: rsuch- reSigs<c:
Eastern. ISii5se: Oregon. u9Iisse: dusk,
iss45S,
fS14iFy-14ve turkey goss.srA .3etsc
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Director O. ~ SALISBURY. OF the weather
bureau. has issued the following review Of
the weather for the past week: The
week ending Mostsy. Msy ~ was much
Ike TIE previous one In regard 20 wsathsr
conditions. aas there ID not much 70 record
a. 20 progress Of crcps There has been
very little sunshine during the week. show
ers being frequent, ana the temperature
has been considerably be,ow IRE normal
The excess Of rain has delayed farming
eper4tssnA anA IL Unusually late and cod
Gnriag haa uads szvpa ysgI hAAkHArb
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w. caA W tn0 Sobtu@Fu T0CIH0 EIyeR.
The change OF time via the North~,r
Pacific enables passengers 10 leave seat
tie daily At SO o. m. reaching St Pa,,i
and Minneapolis in sixty-six hours ara
Chicago IN seventy-nine hours f,ncosn
Neb. at u IS noon OF the third day. ou,a
ha at 4.e5. 81 Joseph at $50. Atchison AZ
$50. I.eavenworth AZ tbs and Kansas Cffv
a. SOS D m. st. Louis at tbs q m.
You can see from this that the North.
eru Pacific II faster than any other Ina
10 all points. and. II you VIII cornpars
schedules. you viii see the Northern pa
eiac beats ali other lines into Lsneai,
twensy-three hours. st. Joseph fhirty-ors
hours. Atchison thirsy-ons hours. L~av.
envorth thirty-two hours and Kanz..
City thirty hours. where immediate eon
nsctions are made In union deposs FOR ar
points south and southeast
Don't forget thst the Northern Pacific
In ths only hns running two trains dsffv
TO the East. the only line making close
connections with only one change Of cars
to all southeastern points. tho only line
70 the Yeliowstons National Park and she
Pullman and dining car route from Seat
lie.
For full information. tickets, sleeping
car reservations. etc. call on oe write
l. A. Sadsau. General Agent. corner First
avenue and Yssisr way. Senttie. wash
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Bellinxham nav News.

Whatcom. May 1s-Special.-S. r. Berg.
man had his left hand badly mutilatcd to-
day by cutoff saw at Parker's shing;a
snii near Nugenfs Ferry. He was brought
to this city and had three fingers ampu-
tated-
Al Austin's logging camp. Lake What
com. Oliver Raper had one leg broken be-
low the knee. finger broken and head
bruised oy log rolling down tho hillside
and breaking across the fender OF a chufa.
Ono OF the pieces struck him with terrt!lo
force He was brought here to 81. Lakes
hospital.
Mrs Requa's body has not yet been re-
covered Her hat was found on the
beach.
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san Fsancssco Mag - ARRIVED; Arsge.
Csos bay Alice Blanchard. Fu-,saua:
schooner G. T. Hgll. G. rays harAo-. De-
parted CITY Of Fslcea4. victoria and Pert
Townsend: Ers-sre Portland: skip Yarx-
land. Port Townsend. schooner Sz,sun~
Grzy's haraor; seA<cner C H. Merchant.
Cssos bay. reixhts--,T'~iisght. rs sons:
zannpa. 80 tons. lumber for Guaysnas,
loading az Tacoma
Port Gamhle. May is-ss<csai.-sas,ea
nth. Schooner Meteor. Cart Storm. for
san Fcirr. Arrived fs.A: schooner Roy
Scrners Capt oissa. eleven DAYS freu San
Francisco.
Hcqaixni. May is-Sresisl - Arrived:
steamer Sszroi. from san Francisco Tor
Cosrncpotis. Sailed: Schooner weoccot.
from Hcqaszn for san Francisco
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Olympia. May o. speeiai.--A case grow.
ting out ~ the litigation over tho wyang
estate. nj Spssane. was decided by the sa-
prene court in favor OF appellant. John r..
Wyarf. The elder wyanf died az Spo-
kane. leaving an estate there. and several
respondents claimed the same as brothers
and sisters The point OF contention in
his case vas that appellant was tot a son
Of deceased. an6 that decreased died child
less The court does NOT decide any Of the
questions RAISED. for tba reason that tho
lower court erred in sinftng that appellant
was rot sos Of deceased. On this point
the court 81 80 well satisfied as to enter
judgment OF reversal
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BIG CROPS IN EUROPE.


Above the Average
Washington CITY. May e.-Tbe foreign
statisttcs gathered by the Agricultural de-
pAr;ment show tho crop Conditions
throughout the year. The summary fol-
lows:
Great Britsin-Ths crop outlook every
where IL good and promises . harvest
about two weeks earlier than usssal. This
would diminish the imports for ths re-
rnainder Of the current year BY about
500 90 bushels.
Franee-Wiih normal weather until har-
vest the wheat crop will be more than
rifisc.snt for home requirements. A sur
plos for exror, h confidently predicted By
French agricultural journals and statssti-
Clans sorns expect that IL viii amount
20 <e0socl This quantity would arece
prices especially II the French govern
meat sho1ld pay q bounty on exports
Ansrria-Hgngary-The weather Ii favor
able ana the crops promise wen
HeamaaIa-Cold weather IN April re-
,arsiea the crops. but the outlook Is gen
orally promising
Rasssz-ExeelIsnt prospects OF crop
above the average In quantity ard 1sslity
are generally reported The unfzvorasis
March westher In the soutn - foer4 20
have done co serious damage. Spring SOW
ing. have been completed under good coz
d!rtQ1a.
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City OF Mexico. May fs.--rAzs n.rht 3
man passing a match factory rnaaa an Of
fensive demonstration against the owner
OF tbs factory. a spaniard. shouting
Death 70 Epanlar3s" The epanlard.
thinking tire u1an was shout 10 draw .
knife. h.t him A racb gathered, shouting
Death % sran4aFdz." ard ''es1ha iIire,s
and began stoninx the factory snf srnaah-
Ing tAe windows. Gen. Csrssiiadx ana
s6Jataafs soon arrived. The mob stoned
them. silrstiy wcuns,ng the general. The
polses dispersed tho moi. arfcsting -four.
toen rsrxonz
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Pnid to Tarmsrs for Counery
ProfiucA.


The following quotations are the prices
paid TO farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named,
the goods TO he delivered In Seattle:
Hops. choice. new. 2fisi&c per N.
Hay On boat iots). x@fs; oats, choice.
Eastern Washington, ia. 10. Puget sound.
3t. barley. si4o per ton: wheat. chick
en- feed. -: corn. 80.
Potatoes-sSaio per ton.
Hides, Pelts and Taiiow-Hesvy sai;ed
steers, over 90 rbs. ssfsc. medium. per n.
S95c: light. under 46 Ybs. &c per 10: heavy
cows. &c: light. &c. sailed kips 2sfic. ana
calf per 10 &c; green hides. ic less than
saitod. dry hides. per No. &c: cuils OF
above. one-third less: dry eiks. per 70. so
Zoe: dry deer skins. summer. per ~. no
sc. good winter. io6isc; poor and thin
winter. Esesc; sheep skins e,Q9oc; full
wool. bosg1nc wool Western Washington,
Dc per ~: taiiow. 2fsG5isc-
Live siock-Choice beef cattle. cows sc:
steers. SIC: choice sheep. 39ysc: good
hogs. saesQsso: calves. dressed. large.
NSc; small. s..
Logs-Saper.or quality. per NJ. nr. IS SO
9; choice cedar. -: common. per NJ. a;
spruce logs SECS: cedar shingie tags. y.
Ranch Eggs-foc.
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II you are going East remember the
Northern Pzeinc runs two overland vep-
tft,s.Isd trains daily. and travelling in thsr,
becomes a taysry. Leave Seattle At So
A IA. and SEA p. No froseie 10 give you
fun particulars n you call AZ Northern
Pacific Office. corner First avenue and Yes.
lar wsy. Seattle
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Board or Trade

w AfUOS~
Chicago. May ls.-There vas Just . fair
trAds in wheat. chiefly local. the range
for tie day being &c At the Close. The
feeling developed early was weak and low
er prscsS ruled. July gulng 20 scAc. and
September to s1&o. Later on there was
. moderate reaction. and the nEal figures
showed S04c gain. There was Q lack Of
outside support. but some good covering
by prominent local shortA which absorb
ed the bulk Of the scattering o.feringa On
the decline there was q fair buying by
local operators. who looked for some re-
action after the late steady decline ard
good active coverings by shorts. the pre-
detioo OF more rain for the Dakotas. to-
gether with better exports from New
York. added something to the price ard
had Considerable to do with the reaction.
Railroad officials In the Northwest who
haul the bulk q the grain raised In the
Red river valley. continue to forward raih.
er gloomy reports a. to the outlook in
that section. owing to tho late seeding.
Damage to wheat In Michigan hy Hessiau
Mes appears to b the chief incentive TO
tho buying which put the price up. Indi-
ana also sent big damage reports. hut the
recent rains appear 70 have softened the
proboscide Of the fliee in Indiana. rs tho
reports from there were less numerous
than before
There was only . moderate trade IN
corn. the market at times ruling rather
dull. tho fluctuations beinx narrow.
Oats were steady. and closed Nc higher
for May. unchanged for July and We high
er for September. Tho selling was mainly
by elevator people.
Provisions started arm. and then On SELL
ing fell on. The market vas improved
by heavy buying later.
(Yo-s.xx
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COMPOSITIONS IN noncar~1. m;aion. hrs-
vfeg ar lang primer faces on the follow
trx Sc. bodies; So1ssresi or nasnsen, nse
exceeding - srss psrs: brewer. not ex-
rsedsnx ~ ems plea. long primer. not az
cs~slnx "a ems paca- Special terms On
Isrrs eseera Address Pcxt-inselAxsncsA
ss<tfla
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ouc~p,s birthday te,.er.t,,r.

The Puget Sound n ALASKA STEAMSHIP,
Company viii make a rate Of 81 20. Seattle
70 Victoria and return. for this occasion.
Tickets on saie May 2 to e. Inclusive
limit eth. On May e. . ard "a steamer
City az Kingston VIII leave Seattle q; 1915
A. IN. ana on Monday. May Is. viii iexvs
at 10 .. N. For tickets OF further snfcrrna-
ton call at Northern Pacific city ticket Of
fee, or at yesier wharf. l. A. Nadeau.
general agent, Seattle.
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Reduced Railroad Fare.

For train leaving May q ne sN .. m.
ard May = at an A. IN. tle Seattle "a
San Francisco. insiutinx berth in tourist
Sleeper from Portland. SIS. flrzt class IL
Guiding berth in Pullman sleeper from
Portland. Rates 20 points East through
California same g. northern Ines aoufh-
cru Pacific tsket offkre. ST. Frout street.
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Ta< improvement n weather tAat has been
50 anxsonsiy locked sor. and IN some de-
gree expected. has fazscd 70 masersaisse.
Farmers are stu less Cheerful, In their re-
yrxrHRs
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The Daily post-fn:eirgencer IL nov On
sale In Portland. Or. At Rich Bros'. 10
NorYssoa street. Portland Hotel nsws
stand. aaa Northwest News Company. i1
First street
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Total Sales
The total sales Of stocks were 1851
ehares Including: American Tobacco a.ian.
American Sugar ss.aoa burlington aiao.
Chicago Gas 3saa Louisville A Nashville
500. Manhattan 7.soo. Rock Island 1so.
St Pau iaon
rrou--Rsce.pts, ls6c: exports. ana bar
rels Steady for winter strasghts. but dun
ana heavy otherwiae-
Wheat.
whc.s-Re-espts. iss ~; exports, SSss
bushels SPOT firrn@r: No red. nc: Nc.
I hard. -8ssr Options opened steady on
fair local buying. fen 90 sharply under
hsarfsh crop advises and weak cables.
with en- afternoon rally ssas 90 the cissp-
Pointing worlds shipments. r1mors OF
exports and fEessian ny damage IN Mich
sgaa; closed ts9.e net higher: No. red
May, sss.9ss2.- closed Es.: sepsern bsx.
81 Als9ss i-isc, closed sc
Changes In Grain Stocks
Special cable saS sesegraphic dispatches
10 Bra1streec's covering the principal
points Of accumulation Indicate ihe fob
loving changes IN svaiistse supplies SAT-
uraay. May II. As compared s.th tbs pre-
vfous Saturday: Available sgpplie&.
wheat. United States ard canata sast o.
TIE Rockies. decrease 1Ss@s basasis;
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Iohbing Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by re-
tan dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on cars. OF the tobbing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers. with ordinary
terms Of credit.
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Observations taken At all stations nj .
p M. Eth meridian time 6 .. m. PaEfAe
GEORGE n. eALIgBURY.
Observer in Charge
Tide tables for the week beginning
wednesday. May %. 1ses. are a. folio~s.
High Tide. Low Tide.
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Per n: DO hens. ls9isc per y: roosssss, oil
ss9aS: 60 yoaax Em9s: nrossers small,
xsss: h-1ae-s- large. says: s-ye-s. g H<ss:
Aens, o-Ss34u. ducks. Old. CNg4: dueks,
young. aSsss;. geese. per pair. 1ela.
soxinrs STl@: pigeons, cd. ax0z ..
pixsona young. NS@sfE
Cans-Iss-es. per dox. noesc: estfcn:au
raosits. sscGsi: bush DO &c.
woo;.
Weol-Sprine. Gan Joaquin ana southern
coesf. poor stx months srsc: do good SIX
months sssc. DO. soofhifl good 10 choice.
s8Sc; DO years fleece. q<Ss-xc; Nsyada.
heavy. sG7c: % choice. s0S.xc.
Hops-
Hops-Nom.na, Il .0<c.
Closing ouoeaefous.
Wheas-steady; December. u-0H.
Barfey-Eas:er. December re.
Corn-S-1c.
8rax-Q6
Financial.
Mex dOIisrs.;aiass TeleSrsoS :. =. : 8
~ nins Stocks.
- ..rs.-.-.-..-.-- Julia ..-............ y
Andes ........-.... q Ksatucky Goa.
re:cnef .-.......-- 90 L. Washington c. 5
Besf q Beicher lsS Mono .
Bo1ie CON ---.-... 81 Mt Dtanlo .... :.
5a.iton :.--...-.... I'll Navajo 80. 1890. .
Bulwer Con $500. ~ Occidental Con-. &
CaiedontA . II Cph.r . ga
Ctallerge Con. =. Isl Orerrnn -
80 - rososi .-..--.-.-.l4a
G c. 4 xig Scorpion ..
Con Imperial. 49,. . Sierra Neyada.fs
Son. ~ I......... y Silver King.-..... :.
Town PHnt ....- 81 Silver Hill.......
E.xcneqier = Union Con 10
Gould d C1rrie. $50. Utah Or -, -
Grand Prize Yellov IachrS -
Hale & NorcyoB .SI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-20
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

Portland. May is.-Wheat-walIa waIla,
se3ls7c: valley. 5s7ssc per bu.hel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-20

The situation IN the grain market re-
mains unchanged. Prices given this week
ara the same as quoted last week. and ara
firm. Receipts are very Eight Balfour.
Guthrie a. Co have not been able to obtain
the <,ooo sacks Of cats wanted for ship
ment 10 Africa
The market Is well stocked on Washing
ton creamery butter. which Is driving Ore
gon and California buffers out OF the
market. Al present the California market
IS higher than In Washington. and the Ore
scn market shows sigma OF going lower
than either. Quotations on butter are
lower this week. California ranch butter
IL at s4i3 cents: Eliensbarg and other
Washington creamer.es. two-pound priats
or tubs. Is cents.
Native Washington cheese h ! cent
lower. Eastern cheese IL quoted at Il cs0ts
per pound.
Eggs remain the same.
OF dried fruits. scedicss Misscateis have
gene up half n cent per pound.
The price Of grain bags has been reduced
81 per loo
Sugar has declined slightly in price this
week.
Ths quotation On honey y lower this
week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-20
THE MARKET REPORT.

WREcAsr FOR WEDNESDAY,.
49, Fsrtho4 Asy =. Ia
.. Q. PA6UR Porecssses.
" PREPAYMENT or ACRIcUL
1uAE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Don<Sie. Msy = -