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L. Williams A. s. Kerry. Fra g. -
v. III. BockmAn. j. L. Fox ana Jcb.1 IL
Ter. suR
A car load o< machinery for IN. Ia
and door mill that c. II. Sprireer = =, s
tng ar Billiard Is reported on the roes
J. w. Casey. travefing freieAs ar.s -
senger agenx u the Chicago. Mr., k
q - Paul. returned yesterday srs.< 4
business trip 10 Spokane.
w. l.. Benham. Western frcixhx -
ger, and r.. c. Stevens. general We IN
passenger agent. of the Great Naets "a
viii return TO this city from PorfKes %
morrow might.
The Pullman Company has r<sa,-
hshed the S. sleeper fare betveen - s3ie
and Spokane. reported by Norfkese ~ :
ctfic officials "Wednesday as havine - n
reduced 10 $3.50.
Three car loads Of Pipe for the - -,
stors OF the service OF the Seaffl~ as
and Electric Light Company arrsvrS essn
the East Thursday over the Greas n a.
erri- TWO more car loads are expecfss 10
day.
The Seattle q International road -. "a
in a special Pullman car from Surse4> -
day night that contained thirty -. r.
tors and their wives. bound for ira ,n1sf
ing OF the national association al - fn-
gelcs- Yesterday morning the palfv ~
going directly to Portland. They 1osa fhe
Southern Pacific last night FOR San Frsn-
cisco.
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WATER 'FRONT.' NOTES.

Steamship Matsuyama Waru will prot,a-
bly, not get away for the Orient until tho
latter part of next week. She has 50 Gar
headed ga boxes of Chinamen's bones. 10
tons of cotton and 100 tons Of dour. There
are 1000 tons of -four coming from Port
land by the Northern Pacific.
Steam sc4sooner Jeanne arrived yester-
day afternoon from San Francisco having
been delayed by head winds. She viii take
on lumber and box shocks here for the
Alaska cannerieS OF the Pacific Steam
Whaling Company and will also load a
cargo of coal at the Oregon Improvement
Company's bunkers.
High winds prevented the battleship
Oregon from coming of the dry dock AT
Puget sound naval station yesterday.
Lines were out and everything was ready
Tor the launching. and, If nothing un-
ably now in the water. AT any rate she
will be taken from the dock by tonight.
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The stables Of Emperor William of Ger
many contain many valuable blooded
horses. but there are two which he pre-
fers above the others. Both are worthy
the fancy Of any man. even a king. One
Is dark In color. the other light and oofn
are splendid specimens OF horsefiesh-
OF the two. the emperor selects the dark
horse more frequently. He Is a bay
charger of good size-a deep. rich bay.
with dash OF white about the fore foot.
and sim more OF the same color above one
hind foct.
The bay is a fine example OF the ideal
charger. His head and neck are particu-
larry handsome. While fun OF spirit. he
is docile and well-mannered- He Is the
possessor OF high courage and shows ms
high breeding in every line and move
ment. while his carriage Is so fine as TO
command the attention OF all who see him.
A striking feature of the bay Is the N
teilisence he displays. What has been
said OF many animals. they can do every
thing bat talk" comes near being true
about the emperor's favcrife charger
The gray charger is fneiy-ered horse
also. with a magnificent head and neck
His manners are good. and he is Of excel
lent disposition.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

SPECIAL Dispatch 70 the Post-InteiIigencsr.
a. .alCoSH. May To a. m.--Barometer.
49, !Axnt rain; wind west. twelve miles.
f1ssea n last night. three-nFassted
Sshoone-s AZ O'Clock: whalehack cry If
Everett. az p. M; a bark and a barken-
ss5lr, Al SIS a. m. Outward. a steamer, at
t-St a M steamer Alliance. AZ :. 30 a. M
Tug hoayose. at 7s30 a. n.
! ?. m.--Raroneter, 30 "a; cloudy, wind
west, fifteen miles.
SEAH BAY. May 7.-9 q. might rain
light west wind. United States steamer
Golden Gate in the bay.
p. might rain, light west wind.
ALALI.AM BAY. May IL q. m
Cloudy, fresh west wind: ships Dech r1oTt
and superb and bark White Rose IN the
bay.
PORT ANGELES May 7.--a a. nl.-lBa-
ror1eser. % .. cloudy. wind south. four
miles Ship wachusefts and harks Co
hEnhia and Mercury and tug Discovery IA
the hay.
n m-Barometsr 20 -. wind west
tyves,sa miles. Wacfltssstts. Columbia and
Mercury and tug Tyes IN the hsareor.
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roRE1Gx MARskETa.

80ooOAo1s
LONDON. May 7.-Silver, a 13-isdi con-
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Evening
Posts London cabiegram says:
The stock markets were quiet but hrm
today on the belief that an arrnistice be-
tween Turkey and 0reeoe will soon be
declared CohsoIs and similar securities
closed at the best. Braxfls were nat on
the further fall OF exchange. With the
settlement approaching, restriction of
business is natural. but II Eastern mat
tiers improve greater activity Is looked
for at the next account
Kaf1irs were steady on the Gold Fields
Company's satisfactory meeting, at which
the scheme for new shares was approved.
Practically all the money necessary for
payment tomorrow has been transferred
10 the Bank OF England, and yet the out
side supply OF cash is abundant which Is
significant
The Paris and Berlin markets were
steady TO flrm.
Breaastu1s and Grafna.
LIVERPOOL, May 7.-Wheat-Steady:
spot, No. red Northern spring. Is I'd.
Corn-Spot. steady; American mixed
spot old, steady. p sasd. Futures. steady;
Tiour-sr Louis fancy winter, S. 3D.
Bacon-Dull: clear bellies. II to II
pounds, rs.
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REAL Estate TRANSFERS,
Transactions since Januazx -
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since l.snwv
/. 1897. are 81. 2l2.0 S442- There werS -
for record yesterday deeds, axrr.,st-
ing Sol .oS4.42. Following Is a list furnisS =
By the Seattle Abstract Companv. -
als New York block:
Hiram III. Pease ct ux. 10 AIer.rs sr
Beers. trustee. blocks 80 and %. WooSi -
add, Salmon Bay City. lots ii anS "a.
block I. Victory add. May Z, 81
Elizabeth c. Clark to Thomas C1avk IL
5. block 90. McNaughts sup add Csasssl
Seattle; sla lot 9. block 5. Baxters ~.
February =. q. G.. 81
John Todd ct ux. to John w. RPo~nr.
: Ss 70 feet lot block ?. walla walh IA
Sheriff to the Mutual Benefit In n
surance Co.. plaintiff. lot /, hIock II
Boren a. Denny's add, May g. $SA5nAH
william s. Adams et ux. 10 WifIifn
ROBBERS. lot z, block e, Burke's - ~
November g. 1896. $500.
j. +. Wilson ct ux. to Wilbur r. Sfoso.
und y OF nl1 blocks to 4. Ellis add -
I'll IL, $2oO
Falcon Joslin to Frederick p. Ha,,U.
lot Il. block e. replat blocks /, 3kiW
IA and 2, North Seattle, May I, m
Edward A. Cushing to John g. Htmr
son tract in NV Sc sec 8. Is, + and IA "a
Harry Whites plat, East Seattla ~
tracts, April n, q. c., 81
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RafIroad ana IndustriaI Notes.

/. A. yaeeau. general agent uf sfrs
Northern Pacific, was IN Blame yestcr-
day.
Frank W. Parker, commercial agent Of
shs Northwestern, returned yesterday
from Tacoma
Thongs A. Graham. Puget sound agent
OF the southern Pacific was over from
Tacoma yesterday
Superintendent Newman Kline. Of the
Seattle 4 international, reports scarcity
Of laDorers ON his hne.
Both members Of the firm on Reel A
Green lumber and shingle men OK Wool
ley, were IN town yesterday.
John A. Miller, travelling frel9nt and
passenger agent o< pns Great Northern.
went 20 Grzys harbor yesterday.
Joseph NcCsbe, superintendent Of the
Pacific division OF the Northern Pacific.
was visitor to this city yesterday.
l.. n Gray ard Harry Eyer were two OF
the railroad Hoo-Hoo wfro went up TO
Wkatoom last night 10 tnNEte class OF
thirty Scxzcernen into the mysteries OF
the cat order. The Others WHO left over
the Great $ortlaern for Efntcom were
George Ss@tson. E III. L<<ssz Charles II
Crane. Francs Ro.cas e. e Patton. Z.
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The Mexico From Alaska.

steamship Mexico. Capt. Thomas, ar
rived yesterday afternoon from Alaska
bringing fifteen first class and eighteen
second class passengers Nothing OF i'm
portance characterized the voyage south.
A heavy rain had been deiuginR Juneau
Tor two weeks previous to the sailing OF
the Mexico. She did not go through TO
Dyea- Following is list OF the passen-
gers: Miss Maud Margeson, J. Abbott.
AIRS T. ". Mccain. NJ. J. Hooley Mrs
ID. F. Shesrer, C. Shea. W. Pierce. II. d.
Biom, j. c. Leasure. Mr. and Mrs. c. s.
Gilbert, Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Baker and
eighteen second class.
The Mexico will sail for Alaska tonor-
rev morniny
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Ginning Ga THURSDAY to n. the louegefE1cs
o. record, Afterwards ralfyinE q -
rumors Of q recefveFshsp. which denzA4 oy
ire m4na&psnent could not check The
old Gould 1toc Ks. Manhattan ana western
ter being further unf4ynrDAly affected BY
reported interviews with Mr.. Russell
Sage conec<nfhG the possibility Of re-
ductson cf The dividend
Bank CleAringx.
The foibouin8 table, compiled BY Brad-
streets. shows rhs total clearances a. the
prtucipai 1ttss and The percankagee Ut M
crease or decrease. as compared with the
correspondents week last year:
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O~gnD9 oussnffons.
Wheat-Nay. IKE. July. Nz-c.
Corn-Aay. z7tc. July, .fz<c.
Oats-May. 1S3<c. July. l7&c
Portray. &0; July, 0M
Lzrd-Nay. Naz, July. NAk
Rios-Aay and July, 3A7a
Barley-x631c.
Flax-771xc
TImothy-}zM
L8ve 1toclD
Catfle-Commou to choice native heef
steers sold AZ S1N44E. and fancy cattle
were nominal at &&6e - In the absence
OF offerings. Sales were largely at - no
an. etockers and feeders sold At 81 50
49, few extra calves brought $50
bat Ss<s was practically the top price,
cows ana neifers. 81 7565x. 90 bulls. 81 D64
hogs-Sales OF common 10 prime lots
were az an extreme range OF $3-5094, tho
bulk OF the transactions being at E-slh6
3-sz Pigs sold largely 1t $3AQ3s5.
Snesp-eaI1s were made at 81 5oe145 for
common TO strictly choice The bulk
crossed the scales at 0-1- Lambs sold at
&Z45.0 for the poorest TO the best
Colorados fetching $4seQ6-36.
keceipts-Cattle. $50: hogs a0e:
sheep, 5000.
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ism sh Andrina. asa tons. Capt. Smith.
san FRANCISCO. MAY ..--Arrivsd-
Sh spartan. Sydney; sfr Umatiiia- VIC
snrap and Puget sounds SIR Aackinaw. Ia-
coma. Saiied-Brig Luritne. kahuiui; nk
ANDREW WEIGH, Honolulu.
HONOLULU, April 2-Saiied-bK C. -.
nryaut fer Laysan island
KAHUL4A, April 19--AFTived-Scnr Jen.
ME Ward. hence April /, and sailed April
p~stsxn AZ nal yairrlio, from Oregon.
YOKOHAMA May S.-Arriyed-brlfisn
sfr Tacoma from Tacoma
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The total sales today were 14l.11s shares,
General Quotations.


Fiour-Receipts Ti00 exports. 1900:
barrels. opened firm, but weakened with
the late break in wheat
Wheat-Receipts, lSoo: exports, 5000
Spot. ouieter: options opened easier IN
der disappointing English cables but
turned strong. and advanced sharply on
bad California and India advices,
chinch bug reports. firm continental
cables and foreign buying, only TO wind
up with break under heavy selling,
closed 4.Erlc lower. No. red May,
closed 9si.e: September, closed 73Ssc~
Hnps-Qui-t.
Wool-Firm
Ceffee-options closed barely steady, Sc
10 points lower: sales. & go bags including:
July, .4sc, August. 7.5oc: Septem her
s.lSc. December. s.65c: March Use. Spot
Rio, easy: No. Z invoice. Sc No. jobbing.
size; mild, dull; cordova, 1Iis4is&c.
Sugar-centrifugai % test slice
Petrofsum-Duii but Arm: PENNSYLVANIA
crude, steady: June. s5c; sales. none.
Metals.
Copper-Essy: brokers. sl: exchange.
$Io.1s9fu.
Pig iron-Quiet
Unsteady. straits. So 25as. 35; plates,
quiet.
Spelter-ouiet. at 81 Ioe34e.
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sTm glad you were there, my boy" said
,x~ cs-.~-fnrfcu Barnes IN exnitat,osa.
-. - yet, we're there had the suss-
anee epellbound. didns
.sxyn,-sr-ts seemed to me that they
s,s,.f spclzua very much
That's tuxt n. / had 'efn 30 Interested
n what I was SAYING that ,ney didn't dare
washington star.
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MAnIxn NEWS.

p0RT TOWNSEND, May T.--Arrfvsd--
p~ Pasfcan. from the Orient. Cor Ia
coma. 10 load . retaru cargo Of lumber al
Port Biakrley.
Arrtved-Rrftish sh Woman from Ily-
sryool. at Victoria: bktn Catherine sud-
sfen. from San Francisco. at PORT Gamble.
TX Matilda from Honolulu. fer Port
BsakeIey. schr Fred r. Sander. from San
Francisco for Seattle.
PORZ GAABLk. AAx s.-SAIisd-Brst-
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THE NEW ENGLAND

Thos. johnson, Hartford. Wash
j. w. Gibbons. Vancouver, b q
L. Harrington, Vancouver. b. G.
o. Christensen, Vancouver, b. G.
Richard Graham, Granite FallA
r. A. Young, Aberdeen.
F. ID. Blow, Portland.
William Pearce, Portland.
Mrs. Annie Nichols. City.
John Wood, Willapa-
D. w. Bush, Willapa-
Thomas Barker. Alaska.
8. d. Saunders, Alaska.
Harry Darst. Carbonate.
G. A. Williams. City.
M. Martin. San Francisco.
Jos. Beaudreau and wife. City,
III. T.. Wafer. Alaska
THE sTEvENSs
A. f. Charlton, Tacoma.
C. p. Clark, Chicago.
Thomas 8. Ford. Olympia
9. Giascpch: Olympia Ison.ao
ID. S. Edgar. Everett.
II. ID. Johnson, Everett.
Mrs. A. L. Pickett, Portland.
II. n. Callahan, City.
George A. Durham. Portland.
". Rudebeck, Everett.
s. A. Madge and wife, Olympia
a. z. Dangier. Detroit
~ = s =
r. w. Perry and wife. Port Townnpn4
F. p. Friday, Everett.
Fred o. Renard, Duluth
George H.. Stone, Tacoma.
C.. F. Williams, Seattle.
j. II. Howard. Tacoma
NJ. N. Norton. Portland.
c. I. Burton and wife. st. PAD
THE DILLER.
James Long. Florence.
Capt. E. j. Josie. Stanwood.
Mrs. Capt. Josie, Stanwood.
John Kelly Stanwood.
Alexander Holmes. Stanwood.
Mrs. A. j. Morrison, Silvanas
Miss Morrison, Siiyana-s
a. ID. Drewey, Olympia.
Thomas Bordeaux, shelton.
Frank Duggan, Shelton.
e. G. English, Mount Vernon.
THE BUTLER.
lib. Yakey. Port Orchard.
Mrs. w. s. Chambers. Victoria = q
DIR. P. Langhammer oroviiie.
w. L. Armstrong, Detroit
NJ. g. Williams. Spekane.
II. McMullen, Boston.
j. w. Bowen. San Francisco.
y. J. Forbes, Portland.
G. Greenberg. New Whatcom.
f. r. French, Montesaro.
Mrs. H. r. WltfeOI. IoEt t3Vh~c''
Miss Nell r. Wilson. Port Townxeud.
l.. s. Abrah ham, San Francisco.
M. g. Myers. ST. Joseph. NO.
George q. McAulay. Spokane.
Mrs. Pritchard, Victoria.
NJ. p. Gieeson, Portland.
j. b. Turner, Y. g. Str Perry.
j. Calm, San Francisco.
Walter Bowen, Port Townsend
Thomas Webb. Riverside.
J. II. Rohr, New York.
S. Ullmann, New York.
ID. J.. Medbury. New York.
r. Yak, New York.
f. II. Calcott, New York.
r. G. Sharp, Tacoma.
M. f.. Fenick, San Francisco.
J. Davis, San Francisco.
Frank K. Quin. Newark, n. ].
William A. Boss. Spokane.
w. w. Dreyfoos. Chicago.
phil Koenigsberger. New York
II. j. Lesher. Lansing. Mo.
J. MoF2eavy. Shelton
Mrs. w. 8. Chambers, Victoria.
Miss p Cameron. Victoria
Re. Morrison. City.
II. MaMurchy. Syracuse. n. Z.
sam 3. Loeb. Tacoma.
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NEWS Of SHIPPING.
nFlks mas NOTHING TO D0 wzTz
THE CLEVELAND.

NE steane. Pat sn the seatfle-san
Franeasee Route ny Kr1sc = Mad-
1son-Stsry That IL Was hacked
by tAe Great yorthern and Cana
dian PacfAc Laughed at-The
aexics Arrives FROM Asska-
News Of Yukon Travellers.
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kas besn slight advance IA the
~ nrxues. which Will possibly be
1@S1 Iafer By still further rise a
ezl.Ss 6eukud has cleaned up the mar
4; ~ the state Of California on
~ 1eoe9dcnce Is placed for the spring
E >l!Sx. s5s1ra are sid 10 Dc not more than
- 5FTSe coming crop promised TO be
<-~raouz one. Dl1t the weatner nasoecn
- S1 bfr4 are dropping worse than
+ z Eewe Tor years at q corresponding
..I.,ly considered the market on
- t ssrse<st 4 bare on haIsbut and sal
g. H. 5s1se only fish coming In are tho
- vazzesies. such as smeiM
s<l~w mnFkef. The }oooihs 4b0IatOo
-. 77<G1tc per Dozen
1oobiug Quotations.
-. s.sfouiur are the jobbing Quota-
- = Wholesale dealers today:
euene. TIeur and Coffee.
-, fsokhanxl- Golden &C. IN bbls, PER
y. sxfxs &C" in bbIs. per ID. sc;
~ aIated IN bbis. per 10. sct cuoes
ss15srsd. sc; spot cash prices.
~ elc. 0ebhng)-ra,snt , E1 hes na.
4 sk~hest -four. per bbl, $50; per
49, 5 per cwt: rye -four. per
q B-Ib sacks: sz.9 per cws:
q - Der S SSi sas5o; homiay: per
&s = q cracked wheat. per cwts G.1a,
49, 800 $z-D per case, whole Wheat
S ~ ~ crt. nS: pearl barley, lW-ln
.5i sI{S4. ios. uJo: Sos. N.35; white.
M tlS; naked hominy. nD's'
& s9o oFes Cost. aisa. e eselce &c.
49, ~ 0d--Arbuckles9. In 1o~ID
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Is the most direct iine, Seattle = =
ace sleepers, upholsrered tou1tse a1ooon1D
and free reclining chair c1xw. sk1am -
Pintsch light. For Tickets % e. kFu4 an1
point In the United States. Cannx8 =
Europe. call on or address
r. e. ELLIS. Genern1 Aeun&
SIS rirss avsnnA oonf>1e
so7 Pacific avenue. Tacoma
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sHAiSy NERVES.
SHAkY NEayES.
sEANy NERyEn
sHskY xEuvHa
sHAKy xRnvEA
sHAKr NERVES
smAkr xnrrn
CURED NAV

II YOU ara suffering frnm r. 49, :.
u Just as well you should near 49,. - y
great Hudyan. Huayan II 4 nergs.r...s
edy treatment. IL Is a good a. = 49,.
stood severe tests. Hudyan rnren d,eess-s
torrhoca. Hudyan cures r{rnni~~ -
Hudyan cures bacsachr. h~zdarhs 49,
shooting pains. Huayan rursx s.s-.s 49,
ton and disorders srisisg fran @x~~s,-s
Aaayan cures tmpofeney. wrlse "a.
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The Great Northern Is the snort line "a
spokane, 81 Paul anj al pointz East.
Losk al their library cars before yea ae-
eide
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route 10 the popular 40 ne<1so
mining Districts a. Geld D1stn. 0cGxU8
Greek, Martin Greek Hzvartcn. uone
Greek, Goat Lake ard ncnte Er11t4
and camping parttGA
Commencing Monasy. April g. ths w.
erett 4 Monte cr.<te Railway E1mp@ny
will fnaugurase daily train services
Trains will leave EveFetk Tor monte
. Cristo every morning except Satutdnw
and Sunday, ar rs q M
Train will leave Monte crsxro Tor ~
ereft at rs =. IN. every morrznG gxc01x
Sunday and Monday.
s. n. BAIRD. O. =. q 7. -
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WEATHER. AND TIDES.
FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. May Z, lseA
Fair weather. warmer.
q. q DEPARTMENT. OF A0RICU0
TURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seatt1e Nav 2 fsN
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a. r.. G. N. Earnings.

The showing is especially satisfactory,
considering the period OF depression that
IL covers. The actual operating expenses
of the road are 52 o. per cent
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an FRANCISCO MARKETS.


nreadstuGs and Grains.
w FRANCISCO. May Flour
EXTRAS, A7Sls.S5 bakers extras,
~ M1perfne. 81 l0aa35
! skipping, siS5 for No. |. and
l@ choice; milling. si.31is6fi.4s
=. -Fsed. 7zis97ss<c; brewing. snsGe
1A-Puest sound. si.1o@i.2s some
sA'se higher; inferior grades. SEQ
Receipts.
x1s quarter sacks. in.Aoe: do WASH
~. barley centais. $40: oats,
- beans, sacks. PA; corn cent
potatoes. sacks. 1877: onions,
Sx bran. sacks. i.42n; mddlings.
S,s - ~ nay, tons. $50; straw. tons, q;
s eeass. ~. broom corn. bales. III:
semcer. SO. wine. gallons. 5000.
froduce, Fruits, Etc.
AIddlings. per ton. sis@se.
~ ~ heat. $aie50: wheat and oat,
Ekss est $50; river harley. s5g36; best
SECS: alfalfa. xSffs.
.%ssznteS-EaTiy Rose potatoes tsosf70es
enlsl, river Burhanks. 4a~fese per
nsef hesfs, eaarfec per GENITAL: Ore
- S1a,nks eSiSec per Genital; Petaiuma
~ !eMaies Rsrhsnks. sAessaac per GENITAL:
esssoe<, &sfitsc per 10. sweet pofa-
-, s''eeHiSe. choice onions, g. e59fs per
nss 81. ~ onions. Sie4l,i0. Australian
- ss3Aeo per GENITAL. new onions.
[Er PIT sack; cucambers, 35ae
flses 80 ss1sn: arse'd peppers. es5sc per 10.
- s oala- lasfls1.c, garlic. 1LmIAc: COM
. = : 49, gus. sSCfsSf y: choice aspara-
- SS3a.sss green peas. asef4sr ner ssck.
= oeans. leeflsisc per III; rhubarb. ss4e
~ o'As Mexlcan tomatoes. Sesis e. per
ss'ss-Appiss. sl.aSsi2: Eastern ao,,as
~ Per bill Iongworth stravherrs,.s'
&E PEI chest: large 10 q sasSs. s,hss,s
~ 49, per box. Mexican lines. ssSa
|rsa. aaoh california lemons. s5csfsf.
|ksrs usll Nasns. bananas. si&s PEP
D essrriss s , ss y ls n.s nd dates g
49, Sstssc per box.
-. arcy creamery. fsc; seconds
fancy Dairy. i2'zc. seconds. 1tisse
VI - sses--Fancy mild new, &c: fair Ca
4 - Young American. 7ssc. East
Eacs Western. fasffsr.
Es.s'ore and ranch. iifllsc.
Ies-lAve turkey goAhiers fes7fsr>.
- - Use, old roosters. g., Young
- NUS: small brotierS. s. ssHs 81.
~ 4 esnpe,lers: $3.50: fryers. sssss 30.
- Z 49,; ducks old 81 sos9s: ducks
= = ensas geese. si.& per nair. sos-
1Ase' pigeons. a.51a9iTs.
Closing Quotations
Orr ss Decemher sigss.
- f%As&Nf %saf AstA
atlIarnia. sltsiA5a.
Wool and Hops.
Sprsng: Choice foothIu. faYisr.
-. gan SIX months, Ss9Ifc. 40 year
~ Miecs mountain. ftWl&-s Nevada.
~ &sSon. 2Nsslsc. Northern. iSxfiS
vi iSss crop. ssl4sc per round
Financial.
mss 80. ee< 'Drafts-SfrAs 70
~ ..fss@<fso TclegrapA fets
Mining Stocka.
IA - 'f-r's- 80 s..s--s.....
- ..s.s.. As.fusftce e. ....
49, : ss,.ss...-. . Nsntuck Con -. s
~ - .-.s.... * l.aoy Wash. Cen. =.
~ .sss+. = AeNtSSn =. ........ Il
~ a. y StNN0 ss......
- ...--.-. II Mount Dsahlo 49,. -
sll19p 49, navajo - .s......- a.
1n.ss $500. ~ Incidental Con - Is
-. s.s.. - ssiAtf ..-s*....-. -
WI -. = SsNSftoza ........ 7
lkrar~ ,.a.ss*s - EoS0Sa ..s.-..... ~
~ HI A 80 S4N&Af 80. ..>-.... a.
"a -.1Ns cccrpfcu =. ........ >.
~ - al ]. sierrs Nevada -. a
LoTA ~ Silver tltN ......... :
nns,~' ss ..e.. = SILVER King ......- :.
~ :. .yss. ~ tnion Con ss..-... Is
~ 1nsssSsFie - tsaA Con ..-..-.... 4
) & -. yslsor- IsrkSS -. -
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meesln WHEAT MARKET.

mM1G1 WHEAT MARKET.
IA - nilling, Sc; bluestem. mill
8lQQW WHEAT MARKET.
AtQ44. Nzy -Wheat-Miiling price.
eeu& ~; No. I bluestem. 7sc.
tkAxo WHEAT MARKET.
H1AND. May T.-wheat--walla
"a H4sic: valley. 75ei76c per bushel
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1IlRKETSAND TRADE.

Seattle, May Z. -.
e...nm ct the Seattle. Tacoma and
sss-1 I6ooxyug houses today wsre:
Clearancee- BA1ancoD-
3 81 rs ~ ii .6fs n
oeS - 73usJ % 17,5f8 -
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