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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-29
END OF a LoS0 CRUISE.
Slo0p w. T. Tickle Arrives From
Z AlAska with Lots Of Fish.

Sloop w. 7. Tickle Arrives Fron
AlAska with Lots Of Fish.
Great white, flat halibut were being
raised from the hold OF the sloop w. T.
Tickle yesterday and carted away TO 4
fish dealer Capt. Lindros and his crew
were working 1oyfully. They had Just
returned from . long winter cruise In
Alaska waters. AS they threw the Shiny
fish 20 the dock they were frequently I'M
specially detailed to rush and distribute
Z liberal dose Of ''growier." The beer
was served from . wooden bucket, In
coffee cup that had seen better days. The
cuc had possibly seen few warmer dayA
ana the fishermen drank deep and often
with satisfaction good to see.
The Tickle had q good season In Alaska
She brought In 1000 pounds OF halibut
and during her stay In the north had ship
ped down thirty six boxes OF ash. She
was the last vessel OF the fishing feet to
Of long combat with southeasterly winds
and heavy seas.
Look at the boat" he said. when ask
ed as to his experiences. The top OF the
main mast was broken on. How did
that happen? 'sWeil collision, that's
all. We were lying OK Mary island one
night In March, IL was about midnight
anS all hands sleeping soundiy. when We
heard a crash above. ! stuck my head
up the companion way and just escaped
n part OF the topmast which came fAil-
Ing to the deck. Right alongside was
the steam schooner Alaska. belonging to
the Alaska Packers Association. We
had lights out. and don't see how she
could have run Us down.
.Oie." turning to the dispenser or re-
freshments, pass some below 10 tne
kid"
OF the other fishing boats which VIM
tercd In Alaska. the Yukon n now fishing
AZ Cane Scott. the Annie is on the banks
and the Caroline Is in the bay.
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Snsciai Dsspatch 10 the Post-Inteiliysncer
PORT Bf.AKELEY. May S.--Foiio~ing
Is a list OF vessels now leading lumber az
Port Rgakeiev: British ship Alice A.
LEACH. tonnage eA5, Capt Rockies. loads
lumber for Czalao. This Is the LARGEST
sAtr that has cves loaded lumber al Port
Blakeiey. tie next largest being tho Nor
wersan ship Prince Rohers- TONNAGE sSss.
which sailed Wednesday for Port Prize
American ship Matilda. Capt Mckenzie.
loads for Honolulu: American sehr Far
RE Du,ard. Capt. Peterson. loads for San
Pedro.
Tns following named vessels are on their
way 20 load lumber At Port Biakeley.
German bark AntsgoEe. Capt. hoekei-
mann. tonnage Lfs2. sailed from CuxhA-
ven March for Santa Rosaiia. loads sufn-
ber for Hamburg; British bark Aifcar,
Cart. Alses.on. tonnage 1,lss. loads irn1-
e~.r for Caifao. Britain ship Mount Lena
non. Capt Mclean. tonnage isSss sails
from Yokcharna: British bark Darra.
Capt. Ixndfors. tonnage &@. sails from
San Diego loads lumber for Sydney
British bark Dominion. Capt Meredith.
tonnage szes. sailed from Ss~cassfs.
Marcia Ss for San Francisco. losSs aanoss
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Steamsaip City Of Topeka via nil thls
morning for Alaska.
Steamer State Of washington win take
an excursion party tomorrow from Taco
ma to Everett.
The time schedule Of the steamer Fair
haven will be changed from 10 p. m. Sum
day to 8 a m. Monday. This change in
time on the Seattle. WAdby i.land and
la Conner route = necessary twice year
Tug Mystic will leave Sunday or Mon
day Tor Point Roberts. where she has been
engaged By an English nm 70 drvs giles
tic Engineer Ed Cloush will be put In
charge Of the machinery Of the new oig
built By Capt. Stevenson Z Co.
r. A. Richardson who was second enegi-
neer of the tug boyden, was recently
claimed to be insane BY the captain OF the
Boyden. Mr. Richardson Indignantly de-
niea that his mind 10 wrong. and says ne
has been examined BY two physicians Who
pronounce him sane. He II not . member
OF the union OF his craft. and believes this
fact caused the trouble.
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Transactions STAGE January ! ossa
for Yesterday.

Tramsac ttOnD SlnCc JoDuory ana
for Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
/. 1881. are n. -. 77.s&. There were fled for
record yesterday n deeds. aggresAfinS
so, ete5s. Following y list furnished by
the seattle Abstract Company. room 10
New York block:
the puget Sound Land and Develop
ment Company to T. w. Prosch. lots -
an, n, e blk Gpo s:g 81 ao0' west sect
Thomas ". Prosch e. ux- to National
Bank OF Commerce. OF Seattle, lots ID AID
%. blk I, Goodsp>sd's add. West Seattle.
AR Phom A. :. w. s;. iProsch E. ux- and W. II.
Lleweiiyn ct W. to Na Nat :, b 3, * o.
"A hik {, and tract marked Reserve" uli
In 0oodspeeds add. West Seattle. April =
William W, Kirkwcod :. ur; to same. y
Charles and Annie Ftnaigan TO John r.
Gals. NV nv sec II. ~ D. r .. ~ acres. De-
es sssr,f y 10 iI r : Robinson. lots and =
blk i: lots TO 3. blk 4. lots 1 :. >. 4. ..
to Il. biz 2. p. r. Days Eidorado add.
ssersf. 10 william HOWE. lots y to "a.
blk D, second plat. West Seattle. January
Dewey f. Durham 70 Isaac X. punhain,
sheriff 70 r. ". Prosch and william IL.
IievelIyr. lots TO II. ~ TO -. blk 3. lots
: 10 II. q 10 a. blk 4, lots 90 Is. blk &
ard tract marked Preserve" all In Cool
speeds add. West Seattle. May 8. iaA.
Sc 90
4 biz ii. Bell 4 Denny's plat. May J. q
ansrf6 d, the American Mortgage Cor1-
psny. az Scotland. Ltd, lots >. u and y.
Blk q c. r. Baxiey's Orient add. April u.
s. tNsz. -
snerffY TO same. lots and S. blk =, "a
SIP usas Crown add. April q. EB -
ShertY to Northern Countie. Improve
r,ens Trust Ltd. sw nv SEC 10. tp =, :.
Paalina eanhorn 20 Gussavus b. San
harn lot 9, blk d. lot II. blk g.: lots and
, BIG ST: ,os 1. blk IL lot II, Blk q. Gil
mar Park December 81. Esx. a e.. a.
a. n. Mcleod e. ux- 20 Seattle Buiiding
AMI Lean Association. lots TO IL. blk ".
sFasn PARK May -, u.
shersfy 10 First NarienaI Bank, OF Scat
tie le, : blk 10 W. G. l. Co.'S Lat add.
Iasr A-eersp~s 20 j. n jones 4 int In
rureEa. Mystery, Pinto and War Eagle
ioxies. near skykoEnssh, August ,. -. Ia
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UUD00O00A
LONDON. May A-Sfiver ~: consols.
NEw YORK. MAY z.-The Evening
Posts London financial cabIegram SAYS:
The stock markets were dull. but closed
firm. except for Americans The settle
ment ID c0HDoa4 = TO BEGIN a0Eorrow.
Kafxrs. after . period 81 duilness. closed
strung on run1orA that the South African
commission viii recommend reduction
In the dynan3ts and railway charges.
Americans opened dull On the disap-
pointing prices from New York. and the
tone was weakened further on the belief
that the Baltimore 4 Ohio would default
On the June coupon Of two Of their bond
issues. Prices closed ~ the lowest. but
Lake 8hore was exceptionally good.
Money rates ara harder because OF epe-
ctai requirements today, alio-menes OF
payments having to be made on the new
Indian loan. South Australian loan OF
81 ,1u0. 500 wan also largely applied Tor. 1t
Is a per cent loan, and u went at about
~ premium. on minimum issue price OF
S. The Japan ioaa is expected tomorrow.
The Paris and Berlin markets are
steady.
DreaGatuas and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. May z.--wheat, steady:
No. standard California, ls. cargoes on
coast. buyers and sellers apart. cargoes
on passage, rather easier; English coun-
-unoo u3us1A .1pgs1s ana imp 'sssNlru An
try markets. quiet, Liverpool, wheat. No.
! California, = sd&6s Cd: wheat in Paris.
dull: -four IN Paris. easy. Weather In
England. unsettled.
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CLEARS FoR ST. MICHAELs.


supply Of lumber. coal. provisions ana
general merchandise fer the miners In the
Yukon valley. Alaska, VIII be carried nor.h
by the schooner Fred E. Sander. Capt A.
p. Carlson. which cleared yesterday In the
local customs house for St. Mchaeis The
san.ser is chartered by the North Ameri-
can Trading and Transportation Company
and Il lis for their trading posts at N
Assrhae,s. Fort Get There, Circle City, Fort
Cudahy. N. W. T.. and Dawson. ". W. T.,
that tue cargo is destined.
The Moran Bros. Company has aboard
g "a feet OF lumber. which VIII be used Ia
ne construction OF the riyer steamer LOT
which the Morsns contracted several
weeks ago. Following Is list OF the cargo
as shown by the manifest:
Lumber. II. sA feet: coal, so tons: pow
der. ssi cans. coal oil. loo cases nails. u
kegs: paper. 81 rolls; hour. 49, SACKS
e~us 90 cases: canned goods. s1s cases.
condensed milk. 300 cases: groceries. z.sN
cases.
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CHICAGO Markets.


CHICAGO, MAY eS--fn .eheat, the Liver
pooi market was inel!nei to hrmness at
weakness here. Tl.e price for July on shat
account waz higher AT the opening. rrss
esias on saat option being srosn sai.c To
t9tsc. yesterdays closing price beaax s9txc.
II WAS generally remarked that. IL for no
OF her reason tlta II the faes cf four eoussr-
n.ive DAYS asessne. there should be some
improvement. while an advance Frequently
happens srsier such circumstances. tais
mornings conditions not favcrfng sas rule
As against tae opening tlranncss at Lsv-
srpc1i was me u aSrIscs al anything aIlfa~
vorahlc 10 the growing cF,sps. ana although
the signal service officials came oet with
. prediction that frost ass pgoaAhls IN six
of tae wheat states. no confidence tn big
crop was uniisiurhSa.
In latle more tssaa an hear from tire
epsalstG Jaiy naa sold down "a eSsss6St5c.
.rae bulls got very isifle Comfort sat II
ani Iaiutss reported fetal 90 AZ cars.
AGAINST 49, cars a WEEK Age. and 50 last
year. ss:.scase received sars ana inspect
nj aas az store =. na hu.saels- Liverpool.
WATCH in ssge coatSe az the dey showed "a
advance sVeg ys~teVJsys cgcs;as price
ssee~l a. As9 decline az tae close teeaN.
nearby deliveries - ~ sent3ns~s hsShcr
fSr September asa sDeScsaher. Ia aasge.-
sRssoH 90 sariy deliveries - naw wheat sii
WtnssT wasst markets ~tsere tn5t grade
WAX Sill bringing sStgavsxapt premiums
over sssrsng wheat. pstlsssess shass premiums
sstE materially. ~ tnac3i 80 ibat 4 hAd a
Ths Atlantic pert esszsss,ees ~ wheat
and s1euT were esAal t. ssA.ss SGsSeS&. The
Fsa &es gsSgs no .S'4c&ttsrs ~ gse ~ ssa& ifi-
&. sssea4 an Roar frasa she cAe@9- when
covering b sta2rks becasne quite AAera,
Jeiy went as aoS IS ess.Assssss pcseF8 the
reaction came, wAzSa balls s. back &c sc
&asoef aftsNn msaasss frsaa sfie eicse. Tho
"a est sfaasms ~&s AZ t@sss>
ssarn ~as quiet aaa WEAK :eeSs % the
t.rssa. isF3sneea usast tss tas large resce.Tgs.
'ssa6ifg "a eats was s2esk-
T>rav.&&eEss sacsSA s0TNssssysg s.aa sina1s
IN view x fase naavy Aok rseespss nFss the
Nla&SrSx 81 wAgAs. TANse gSrtars had a
sllQsx effect AZ sSsa opening. Nlt tAare Was
! genera sHgtnAtss,a - aaFe- ara - tSs
e.Sse 8 81 SD advance haa sse2 scored al
around
Gta~smg Quotations.
wAUAs~&Nsy. sszse. 5as,' s--ze
,,cyss-Assv. Assxc yaly .sS.e
pats-.Asy and Jtsly. lSse
fseYk-4ssAs. s.. s4sg. s. s.
fNsrsf-sAay. ts.s-; falw ~ SassSA 81
Sas- Mas afsa lasy. ss..@.
As.srss ys--ests 80
l.ys-sssx
FssSsess.t~ rssse .
IS.assa.-x-.A
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Just published the 1877 edition Of the List
OF Lights and Fog Signals on the Pacific
coast Of the United States. and Of the
Lights and Fog Signals Of the Dominion OF
Canada on the coast OF British Columbia"
Views Qf thirty-two light stations are
shown, those OF local interest being TIE
Ns y i Dnnssness, Smith inland, POINT Wii-
son, Admiralty mead, Point No Point,
West Point. Robinson Point Turn Point
and Patos island.
Masters and pilots desiring the aght Est
can obtain II on application 20 the branch
hydrogrAphic o6ices Port Sownsend,
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The North Western Lire comprises ev.r
$40 mics OF perfectly equipped ra,,w.v
IN Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan
Minnesota. NORTH Dakota. South pakn,.
Nebraska and Wyoming II operates ths
fires; trains IN ths world The service "a
cksrzgo. Milwaukee and all the PRINCIPAL
cities Of the East and Soufaeas; rannc,
BE SURPASSED Insist on having xeur ,ickss
via The Nerth-Wes.ern-" r. Is. Parker.
Commercial Agent. SIS FRS; aseaue. Seat.
tie.
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IS AND TRADE.


verv hr.xk yea
- fsH o. Food river and ma,
W. ~ ~ sappiy va E SraI,s sersse~
= f6n1e1 al ~ nc,on' 1nrs
eeIng 70 the ias.s - - -. rsar4
+S ~ IL 1cfrseH Viii ~ g.,..rsss" g
~ -. tot The tact .aAa $500 $3.50
1sf 1cr conmisasSn sns.s'
fnrn{n abo1s ine s.hs
10y egxs came in'e We IA na -
III TIE demand Asps up ~''3
- ~ change 10 ins ps'
- 6ornsnx 0sosatioas.
q 81 - 81. tohasnx ouo4a-
fDfN3g were In. $500
= N1eleeese acasss
I'll 1ng, T1Osy ana t"H.
ieehfns1- Golden =. ss's, pr
t11 w o.ss, ,, 80 go.
49, q asas ,s, ~ =. =, ~ r.r.<e.
80 ,pss@rs. E.xrsiasr.s.
.ely 4. MI a ar 81, III ~ Der
sr se1 ca,. PIT EVE TO- Dur = per e
- W-W e,sAs = x r.
81 - ~ C,. 49, a. hnrnlsy' rssr
"a Do Do1. 49,, ,..sr cWf t5E-
r. q g 81 - sa.ss' Whole wT,eaf
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were continued today, with offerings OF
3O,326 Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
skins. The Withdrawals numbered 80, 500.
There was no American demand, and con-
seQuentiy Western and Eastern ekins were
nd to I'D lower. and other skins sold with
out change. The next sales will Be held
IniY IL and L.
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Special Dispatch to the .Post-Intelligoncer.
TArOo6H. May - p. m.-Barome'.er.
$50; clear; wind east: fifteen miles.
Outward-Br sh Waterloo, In tow OF
Wanderer. at 1:45 p. m.
NEAH BAY. May 81 p. m.-Ciear:
brisk northeast wind. Tug Holyoks In the
bay.
CLALLAM, May A. p m.-Ciear;
light east wind.
roRT ANGELES. May ~ ,. NJ
S.sA: clear: calm.
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The Gold Rescrve.

WASHINGTON. May 2s.--Today's state
ment al the condition Of tho treasury
shows: Available cash balance, SD. 557,-
90; gold reserve. $1H IA, 107.
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SoRK v,aKrr


- ssas s.ssA May g,-Trszs's market
xseass,s = ss'es by intense d4f,rsss
- "a 4, ss.aasst IRE catlrs ss-sssags.
AtA - s@1 st.-ste sese VaFs ARA
Neeks - ~ tsss lis,sEg deaSanS IN 4.
w.. tA&Hs r.s,'a saesss 1sss a, ~, ctase car
- a,sSs.sssaI.s>ilv above lssss tsls-s,fss
- i sssaessss . Yxrx ~ ,Ats s..,xi,,s
sssas. CT = ceyeraas gssose-
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Fiour-47eceipts. ssioc: exports. ~ sos bar
rels: market again weak and lower. with
light business, winter pt.sents. A6sGp4 90;
winter strsights s4aogt4 30: winter ex-
tras. s. f3fss, 30. Minnesota patents. $AlD4e
4as: Minnesota hakers' $s.4sa1se
Wheat-Receirts. $50 SO. exports. sSs.i
bushels: spot. weak: No 4 rel. steady; op-
tons opened nrmer cn better French ca.
h.es, weakened and ruled duh And heavy
until near the close. when prices rallied on
late months. closing ls9P~c net higher.
near months were depressed by weakness
In outside cash markets. liquidation and
nne crop prospects. closing izasii4c net
lower. No. red, May. 7sS.ee7giSc, closed at
Use; September. closed. tic.
HGps-~t}ulct.
wnol~-firm.
Car!ee-oftions ciosed steady. sfsfe points
higher. September. 7.Sac. spos coffee Rio.
steady. Ma. 7, T1.c invoice. S'ec tobhing
SUBURBAN., tirm; refined. Arm.
Petro'eurs~Easy. United. closed SIC:
Pennsylvania crude. steady. June. $50.
Metals
Pig Iron.-f.aSs; Southern, c.so0ie IS:
Northern. sio,Eaa3.
Speiter--Flrmer s. eNErs 81
lsead-Steady, exchange. ST. 2sf5s %. bro
kers'. s3,lsss-
Copper Steady; brokers'. yll.1s,e: OK
change. xla.S4nii2 3.
Tin-Steaay. Straits. tsl5saIi .s5; plates.
quiet.
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BOSTON, May 4I-The Commercial Bull
letin viii say tomorrow OF the wool mar
ket:
The market has ruled very dull. Be-
yond some fair sales OF South American
cros.breds. nothing has been done. New
clip Wyoming tine medium Ii offered and
neglected At IS cents clean. The market
is fairly firm. very firm on fine fieeces,
which are contentecly held.
The sales Of the week are: A02. 90 pounds
domestic and ASSOC pounds foreign.
against f.5is.n00 pounds domestic and
2s0s.00 pounds foreign last week and
l.SB.M0 domestic and 5@3. 90 foreign for
the same week last year. The sales 70
date show an increase OF - ,205. 500 domes-
tic and "a, "a 100 foreign from the sales to
the same date In 1885. The receipts to
date show an increase OF l5,72 bales do
nestle and 2S2 100 bales foreign
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sAu vRAxCIsCO MARKETA
sssa1sisiRw spd 0raiss.

U0OUt00W MUu OE21UUs
1kE FRANCISCO. May q. --Fiour-~Ne
1 prices for family extras. Sings 50:
nH extfaa. U.09iN. supetfiEe. tki0
Ntmt-shipplng, N.gstsaai. $50: for To-
- Q&LD milling. l.zs1i 40.
keed Mafs2s.c. choice. 53k0
kuest sound i.ieal Is; some fancy
~ Mghex: inferior grades. *rW$i.T.
Il Receipts.
I ~ quarter s&cks. G.aao. wheat. GEN.
M barley. ceiftals. 400. beans.
u corn. ccutais 80: do Eastern.
tales. ~: do Oregon. 3. hides. sGt;
lsG aasks %, wine. gallons. to.o00
PA lace. Fruits, Etc.
&Ae1-Middlinss Sss.aSfN.D per ton.
tQnia bran, N5dls, 80.
Wheat. s&s0lp. 80: wheat and oat.
a., 30. river barley, N45i. hest
~. M00S. alfalfa, NSpS, clover. y6afS.
~ 100. compressed wheat. tstks -.
Opp; oat. *0S.se. alfalfa. IS: straw.
yetat.ss River Burhanks, sAafssc per
RIVER reds, eetesoe per GENITAL: Ore
garnAnk. &cSR&l per cantai. Pefaiuma
3VeAaleS Burba.nks HGr7oc per GEN.
~ potatoes anis.e per pound:
~ potatoes. tldfl.@ per GENITAL.
sssnSssrsuR~N**1W uhtouS. &Mf.hS per
cacnmhers, .sqa,c per box: dried
Nc ser III: dried okra. iosftn,e:
IhNIsc. common asparagus, slaa
Ssee asparagus. si.6afi.7s. Karpen
~ peas. as1snc per sack. string beAns.
Mr pound. summer squash. sldl %.
- Tomatoes. E,egs per box. sha-
Ne4c per box.
sse--A prseo,s, g0slGe per box: Long.
arswherties, ttsfa per chest in has
hrEe ssrawherriss' 1868. 90. geese
~ sVei3c per pound. blsckherrses.
~ crate. raspberries. ssQsae per
S wnise cherries. ssfss.c per box.
Gsefries. ssssoc per box. currants'
Ger box. choice naveis, sSsfs per pox,
VI. Asssse. Mediterranean
80. common California lemons.
r. eh1&ce California lcnions SIS
Hsee iruif. stusse per box: bananas.
Il - Isen: Ferssan dates. &c; Maxi
ses Fancy creamery. isc: common
49, usf4ashc: fancy dairy. IShsf
" eaoiee. isissfiso. common. llxS
8 es.e4ysaey mia. 7ssafsc per pound;
es1R s3o9. Nso: California cream
Nsssv. II, ,.os YOUNG America. ii=Gsigc.
!. ~ -Lsve turkey Fcahleys, ssssitc:
a. sAQ nerA ls1sse. old ROSTERS Qss
r. aM8 reassers S. ssJN; SINAI, hsoii-
4$ mrye hro,lers si3s ~. rryers.
m esns. S.sA<si. ducks. oil. q esss
ssksosssc :s yeiiag. S .s1sfs. geese. .,.osfsl.
yNN =. 49, y pigeons. 81. 80
Store. fisr<ss,. ranch swaz ,e, N
" duck eggs. ie,-c.
teafng Quotations.
5 .ssas-rlsfa. December 81 -ssk
O. ss-otssay, December ssc.
yellow. sitsgas,s
W~ai and aap..
IA J.spFsns; Choice focshi.i, .s~rsc.
8esrs sah SIX n'oaths SEIZE 90
ssssa. 49,, 49, eQaec; mountain. IisF4&cs
- -, .lssisc; Oregon. l,salsc. NSf,h-
efer 81 iss sst.e per pound.
Ftnaneiui.
IN ass sfs @ ii,rsfts--Siwhs r~.a
su0 ..Es-asSa Tetse,.,s "a y
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TIE handling which colt receives from
is earliest Days Until Il he-carass a ma
;ssSel animal Is as important as Iao food
;aas Is supplied TO it.
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TIE oxnsrd brothers. the wesi-knnNrn
NEBRASKA and Caiifornia beet sugar nxis-
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TACOMA. May &--wheat-Millng
price: No. club, 75c: No. blue stem.
zSc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-29
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND wnnAr MARxEr.

No: I club. miIling. &c: bluestem. mill
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-29
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. May 2s-Wheat-Walia
Walla. 7iE7sc; valley. 76c per bushel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-29

Totals 49,. .....$ is, SOL .94S SO
mot included in total.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-29

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-29

J. +. Cass, secretary of the State Board
OF Horticulture, writes this week as fol-
lows.
We n 70 n, recefr,f of fbN followfnr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-29

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-26
OFFER OF PIONEER PRIZES.
VIII b, Given for the Most I'm que
Wagons, Teams or Other On fits
The Coun y Floats.

at the session Of the Jubilee COM
mission held yesterday afternoon an
unusually large am)unt OF business
was disposed OF. Bishop Preston was
appointed COMMITTEES to confer with
the Bishops OF Salt Lake and Davis
counties In relation to furnishing
Pior eer outfits, and he was authorized
to offer suitable cash prizls TO those
seniing In the moet unique wagons,
teams and Pioneer outflGs. +. A.
hammond OF San Jusi was present.
and handed in his county's donation
amounting TO $4,000, which WAS re-
ceived W tn thanks. Chairman Claw.
son was instructed to ask the Cover
nor to notify tuch OF the county com.
missions as mad not been been heard
from regarding their county floats,
that unless they moved at once the
work OF preparing the fl jats would be
taken out o! their hands aud placed 10
those Of the co ustruclion department
Of the commission. Several counties
have made no move whatever as yet.
Jubilee day at Saitair on the 3Oth is
now engaging most OF the COMMITS
sion's attention. Four hundred and
fl ty dollars in prizes will be give
away, including S1OO Victor bicy Gle
anu $500 In cash, which will be dis
tribulei among those who sell the
greatest number Of tickets. The com.
petition is open 10 everyone wishing TO
sell tickets. The bicycle will be given
to the 10 jst popular lazy at Saltair on
the 30tu, the result to be determined
ir \ voting coutes'.