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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21
That's the Number of Physicians Who Use the
New Preparation for Dyspepsia and
Wasting Diseases.
THEY DO SO BECAUSE 1T is NOT A
SECRET PATENT r1EDlCINE.
And Because They Know It Cures Every Form OF
Indigestion and Stomach Trouble.

and the cure of indigestion is an assured
fact, because the food being promptly di-
gested, ii cannot lie for hours in the stom-
ach, fermenting, ,decaying filling the system
with the germs of disease, but Is assimi-
lated, nourishing and invigorating not
only the body and brain, but The stomach
itself, as well.
The Tablets are absolutely harmless and
can be given and are given with benefit to
little children and infants suffering from
indigestion, as shown above they contain
no mineral poisons, nor anything in any
way injurious.
DIR. Wuerth says he has noticed in many
cases that the tablets not only cured the In
digestion, but that a very noticeable in
crease of flesh resulted where people who
used the tablets were thin and run down
in flesh before taking them, and 1t is not
at all surprising that such should be the
case when IL is remembered that most
people are thin because their stomachs are
out of order, and when perfect digestion is
brought bach an increase of flesh is the
natural accompaniment.
Within the last six months many thous-
and cases of stomach trouble and dyspepsia
have been cured by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets and their convenience and popularity
is such that druggists everywhere are now
selling them, the price is 30 cents per pack
age and IL your druggist has not yet or
dered them he will get them for you from
Stuart Co., Marshal, Mich.
Your druggist, il he Is honest, will tell
you that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the
only preparation now before the pubic
recommended and designed solely for the
cure of indigestion and stomach troubles,
no other claims are made for 1t, II Is not
claimed to be a cure-all.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21

looked as IL II had been overdriven. Mr..
Barber went in search of the fellow and
found that his right name was Wilfred
Lafountaine. A writ was sworn out and
he was arrested and fined 80 and costs for
cruelty to animals.
Besides abusing the horse IL Is alleged
that he represented to some persons that
the outfit belonged to him, and he was
willing to either sell 1t or trade 1t off.
Arraigned For Illegal Selling.
The warrants sworn out against Fred
erick j. Sweers and James McGrath of
Lonsdale, Cumberland, were returnable in
the District Court this morning. The
warrants were served by Deputy Sheriff
Potter of Providence. Sweers and Nc
Grath were arraigned for selling and keep
ing for sale and pleaded not guilty. The
cases was set down for hearing on next
Thursday.
lone Day More to File APP lications.
Tomorrow is the last day to file applica-
tions in the letter carrier service, and Post
master Phillips Is desirous that all those
who intend to compete for a position will
file their applications before the Office
closes tomorrow evening.
Notes About the City.
James Mooney of Brockton is visiting
his parents on the West Side.
One simple drunk was fined S2 and costs
this morning in the District Court.
DIR. Stebben and a party Of friends are
enjoying the fishing off Nyatt today.
The Central Falls Cadets will visit the
midsummer carnival next Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Olimpe Taupier will start next
Wednesday on an extended visit to friends
at Fall River.
Thomas Cameron and wife of Lonsdale
avenue and party of friends will sail for
Scotland Saturday.
The following letters are advertised at
the post Office: Frank Malcom, Marchan
and Raphael Richards.
Hope Lodge, Knights of Honor, met last
evening and initiated one member and re-
ceived one application.
The firemen at the Broad and Kendall
street stations are preparing to arrange
for their annual vacations.
McCaffrey's orchestra has been secured
to play for the East Side Dramatic Club
at the Pawtucket Opera House.
Loyal Mt. Hope Lodge, /. o. o. F., M. u,
will meet this evening to nominate a list
of officers for the ensuing year.
Branch William O'Brien, Irish National
Foresters, visited the fair of the Young
Irelanders at Pawtucket last evening.
Bernard McCaughey & Co., of Paw
tucket, have presented the Midsummer
Carnival with handsome banquet lamp.
Walter Dennis of Pocasset Tribe was
elected Grand Guard of the Forest at the
convention of the Red Men at Newport
yesterday.
Marriage intentions were filed yesterday
by James Canette and Lena Pratt, and this
morning by Joseph Stanisiaus Beauregard
and Marie G.. +. Guenette.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21
Dom sstic Dept

Linen Finish Organdie Muslin, 81
inches wide, colors perfectly fast,
all this seasons newest designs,
were I5c per yard, only $500 yards,
to go at....... .'....'''''''''
g. inch Satin Stripe Orgsndies and
2S-in Embroidered Muslins, ,colors
guaranteed absolutely fast, the
handsomest designs and colors,
were 19c and 25c per yard, to
close at. '''''''''''''.''
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21
Understood Her.

She-That little fool, Johnnie Moore,
has proposed to me.
Her Dearest FTiend-When will the
wedding take place ce?-Brooklyn Life.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21

buy WHILE YOU CAM"
Only 200 more Children's Legborn
and Fancy Straw Hats, trimmed
with silk lace, chiffon, flowers and
silk ribbon; elsewhere ". Our
closing price. ..............'...'.
ladies' Fancy Straw Hats, trimmed
with lace, ostrich plumes, silk
ribbon aigrettes and silk flowers.
Reduced from s5 and s6 for to-
morrow's selling, to go at........
Ladies' Silk Lace and Fancy Straw
Hats, trimmed with large os-
trich plumes, paradise aigrettes,
silk flowers and chiffon, regular
price "a and ss; to close at.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21

Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers, g.
inch Hamburg trimming, V and
square necks, extra long waist,
perfect fit, regular price 33c, for
one week. k..................
Ladies' Drawers, fruit of the loom
cotton, four rows tucking, Pinch
hem, regular price 25c, our price.
Ladies' Night Robes, extra good
quality cotton, four rows tuck
ing, two rows insertion, cambria
ruffie, extra full sizes, reduced
from 69c, tomorrow.
Ladies' Circular Skirts, New York
Mills Cotton, three yards wide,
12-inch Hamburg ruffie and dust
ruffie, all sizes, regular price 81 80,
for a few days.. ................
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
County of Providence, ss.
L. WIN. ~. Park. Cashier of the above.
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true To the best of my
knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM ". PARK. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn la before me this
10th day of May, lsyi.
EARL :. BiNFORD, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
OLNEY ARNOLD,
sEO. NJ. THORNTON
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21
The Reason.

"His wife has been beautifully loyal
to him in all his troubles"
"Yes; her parents opposed the
match."-Chicago Journal.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21
Would Never DO.

The great theatrical manager
Trowned.
Ever lose your diamonds?"
NO"
"Ever mixed up in q newspaper scan
ial?"
mo, sir"
Ever get divorced?"
"Sir. my regulation is above re-
oroach!"
well, you've got nerve to ask me
star you. with all those disadvan-
.ages."-Town Topics.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21

No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. bOc, 81. All druggists
Advertise ysn~ wants in the TRIBUNE.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and Neural
gia radically cures in To days. Its action
upon the system is remarkable and mysteri-
Gus. 1t removes at once the cause and the
disease Immediately disappears. The first
dose greatly benefits; 10 cents and sl.OO.
Sold by WI. Wood, druggist, 2s5 Main st
Pawtucket
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21
Gittnurtul.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF Pawtucket. at Pawtucket. in the State of
Rhode Island, at the close OF business,
May IL, 1897;
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-21
What Ii IL. Indeed |:

What IL Ii, Indeed:
He-You are as sweet as sugar; 1
wish had the courage to kiss you.
She-What is sugar without sand?-
Town Topics
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the export during the current week OF
some s. Ons co snecse- This was regarded
as rsnSestling. ont at the same time the
large Specie reserve in the treasury de-
priyes the movement OF danger. even
though il should. as now seems PROPS pie.
ressslt in the expectation o. Soe.eoe,ooo or
more gold.
other factors such as uncertainty about
the tariff or the crops, with the inactivity
% general business, sIl had their influence.
and the weeks market has been excessive
III dull. The fact that Tuesday was
holiday here was also calculated TO re-
strict business on the stock hoard. and TO
limit transactions 10 SINAI. class o. trad,
erS. The tone was generally strong. and
though the bear traders tnduiged in some
attacks. particularly on New jersey zen =
h. 4 demand for stocks ar all declines and
an insiispcsstion TO sell them short 10 any
great extent.
hank CIearings.
The following table. compiled by Brad
streets shows the total clearanceS at the
principal cities and the percentage or IN
crease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year.
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WATER FRoNT NOTES.

Piledriving mt the Central dock will cons
mence today.
Steamer Lake is in Tacoma taking lour
for Port Biakeiey.
Steamer Bay city, which has been laid
up for a week. will go out on her regular
run tonight
The Oregon Improvement Company sent
a cargo of coal TO Port Orchard yestcr-
day on the barge Ajax.
Steamer Wolcott was out ON a iimbering
up trip yesterday. She WAS trying her
new boilers and the changes TO her en-
gines.
The Puget Sound Tugboat Company's
largest vessel. the Iyee, came In from
Port Townsend yesterday morning and
coaied at the oregon Improvement bunk
ers.
The Amarapoora goes 10 Biakeley this
morning to take on her deck load of lum-
her for Honolulu. She took fuel for her
trip yesterday at the bunkers OF the Ore
gon Improvement Company.
The steamer Bay City has been under~
going her general annual repairs at Mo-
rams dry dock, having had her bottom
cleaned and painted machinery thorough
IL oyerhauled and tested and her cabins
renovated both inside and out. ready to
resume her regular run Saturday even-
ing, May ].
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Thc Mntsu,nmn Mnru.. Carwo.

The items of the cargo of the Matsu-
yama Maru exhibited by the manifests
and bills at the customs house yesterday
gave a total of 2i.745 packages. destined
TO New York, Chicago. Portland (Or).
Philadelphia. Jersey City. Seattle. San
Francisco St Paul and Newport.
The shipments are from Kobe and Yoko-
hama and consist of 1.37f packages OF
fireworks. 1881 rolls of mating, s cases
of jute carpet. As cases of merchandise.
IS bundles of carpets. 2,1l7 chests of tea.
400 cases of straw braid. case of cloth
ing, 20 cases OF peppermint crystals 1o4
cases OF curios, case OF brushes. all for
New York.
One case of plants goes to Newport and
go barrels of Sleeps wool Is unconsigned
TO New York.
For Seattle-ls4 bags peanuts. Q pack-
ages bamboo blinds.
For San Francisco--50 kegs shoyu.
For ST. Paul. cases curios.
For Chicago-1.4l rolls mating.
For Portland-1 case curios-
For Phiiadeiphia-I.Ii G rolls mating, 8
cases curios.
For Jersey City-lo.2l5 rolls mating.
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No: club. milling. Sc; blaestern. MILL
Ing. SC. fir-n.
Jebbine onotasions.
The following are the jobbing quota
aons Of Wholesale dealers today:
Sugar, FiouP and Coffee.
), Sugar oobbings-Golden &C. in hbls. per
%. sc: extra &C" In hbls. per 10. SIC:
sase powdered. ne so' spot eee cash prices.
H5s: Novelty 4. as; California brands.
sws ss.sa4: graham anu1i p per Dbl. 81 or
Dol. 81 or io-Ib sacks. ss per c.t:
roiied ns sa. Per per Ss : e pf honiny
cwt. VS.; cracked wheat, per cwi 30.
TAXED wheat, az per case; whole wheat
SACKS per sx 80 pearl se sp Safg peas. per
neal, yellow. is is. az: 5Ss, SIS: white.
a,se: Sos si.a5: faxed honiny. Dols'
Coffee dobbIng,-Green-Moeha. per n.
&C. Java, per 10, a0Sc; Costa Rica. cnodc :,
per 10. &c. aoastsd-Arbuekle's In l0-lo
Is'5; 8-ib cases. per cwt, HsS; Java.
- 10 tins. per 10 So: sacks. SIC. Aden
Mocha. SIC; caracolas 2T.sc: Guatemala
siss5; SOS. sls. Is: SIS. sisS.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats uobbingp--Choice dressed
oeef slz47c per 10; mutton. s5sgsc per 10
PORK, si7c per 10; veal &c per 10. 81.
ba paovi snn Gobbins,-Hsms Large. lac
dry salt sides. 7c
Fresh Fish uobbins,-Haiibut. 4zG5,tc;
asamSn e. 90 . salmon r srsus cod
black bass. &c; perch. sl4a4c; mountain
trout i2lsd15c: shrimps. 1oc.
butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Ranch. 13Q15c; Eilensburg and
other Washington creameries, 2-fb prints.
cheese Oobbing)-Natiye Washington.
1eq1sc
Esgs dobbingl--Fresh ranch, ISQi2lsc.
loc live weight: ducks. ssasssS per doz;
dressed chickens. 121sc. turkeys, 14Qlsc.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes 0ohbing)-Native stock. Asa1i:
fakimas. n5Qis. sweet potatoes, &c
Vegetables 0obbing,- Green peas. 5asisc
per 10: caulifiower. 75dJ90c per dog; rhu-
barp: 3G31sc, asparagus. &c: cabhages, Cali
fornia S5eQ2 per cwt; onions. new vel
low, 3199ic per ID; white turnips 81. % per
sack; beets. $1.25 per sack: carrots. soc;
ceiery. 2ou4oc per doz; lettuce. hoIhonse.
ssg4ec per dog; green onions. Zoe per doz;
cucumbers. dollhouse, 81 per doz.
California. ss0s q; selects. s.; apples
new. nsoG2 per box; bananas. si5og2;
oranresSasslsp pei Fancy po ssasso: pei cho ps
se75n3: fancy seedlings 81; choice, $50;
strawberries. Sia5 per case.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Oobbinxl-Puget sound. per ton.
sii: Eastern Washington timothy, N7;
mixed. Si3dli; straw. 81; alfalfa, $llQl2.
Oats Uobbing)-$21.
Barley oobblng) -Roiled or ground, per
ton so
Corn-Whole, SO; cracked. $l9G20. feed.
meal $500
MlllstufIs uobbing)-gran. per ton.
$l4Q15; shorts. per ton. SIS.
Feed Cobbing)-Chopped feed. $17a1s per
tom; middlngs, per ton. 81; oil cake
meal. per ton. $50.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April &a.--wheat opened with
an ar,f,.ssr aree. Of fiFranesS Yesterdays
closing prices being bid and sellers scarce.
bnt the strength thus displayed was OF
short duration July commeRced with
Kidding al -. kss0ls c-not much pr0eura-
Me AZ the lower gu0tattcn-theu improved
IA TSs.r ard followed that by a decline to
sgssc. a quick reaction OF &c succeeded
the decline.
nttle farther than the immediate lec re-
enverv when New YORK kilograms began
Is comment upon a continental demand
for xtsaf wheat which very early In the
ysss.7its, was reported TO have absorbed
sr,-,x acre from thirty 10 forty boat loads
Fsesvrecr <e~ York and baltimore. The
priee on that Information climbed up 20
.ssir,~o receipts were only four car
ias.,5s MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth cot as
- = as,-{rst as week ago and ssG tire
eg,rTe@norxiinE day Of the last year. LIVER
rssssi ouotaslans at the opening showed no
chanee San Francisco felegra MS report
- ssrs weather IN California and no pros
r,e,sts Of rain which Impressed the crowd
cor sifq "a hly. Delivery OF wheat on Aay
s.ssrfrarts which begins tomorrow. had
sr.yarentIr no fkrrors for the people 10
sshosa the deliveries we're coming ON
re contrary. the elevator people were
takYag what May whsat WAS for sale al
&c over July.
After touching 7iSs7;xe a reaction 70
sezke ansEed on rsai1zsng By sea8perS, Who
are slowly coming into the market. but
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MARKETS AND TRADE.
Seattle AMI, \,

Beatff%. A9fl u.
bifufng wheae vas frrer today, bat no
cnaHge IN quotations was announced Oats
rs1ssaia stationary Meme are Offering and
oayefs are scarce Corn shows strong
tendency. and II the prizes advances it will
De dropped by farmers as chicken feed. IN
faFor OF wheat The warn season row
coming on is also reason for a change 10
wheat Ger chicken feed
There Is now 80 tons OF California hay
On the Way from San Francisco. 100 tons
y steamer and 80 tons BY sailing vessel.
II Tacoma Eastern Washington hay Is
Ietaiiing Tor 80 while here the price ss
sis- stocks OF hay in the hands OF local
dealers are very light
legs are being received IN quantities
equal 10 the demand The iobbsng quota
ton today is ~, cents per dozen Dealers
are paying TO producers i2QI2ia cents.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOOSH. April so--f p. m.--Barome-
ter, 20 90: light rain. wind south. Is miles.
Inward. a four-masted schooner In tow
~ .as ia.a M TIL three- S 20 "a
schooner, at ii a. M; tug Pioneer, at
p. m.
NEAH BAY. April Sol p. m.--Heavy
in bay.
CLALLAM BAY. April se.--4 p. M
Heavy rain fresh southwest wind.
Barometer, 2s.s2: cloudy: wind west, six
miles.
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.

LONDON, April 3o--Silver, . SIZED; con-
sDls. HES.
NEW YORK. April 5n.-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiesram says.
The stock markets were qsaei louas.
with a holiday appearance. but there was
a good tone up TO the close, foreign stocks
being especially strong. Americans we're
quiet and steady.
there is the rise In Spanish stocks on snort
covering. this being option day on the
Paris hourse.
The Berlin market was STEADY. IL =
reported that part OF the Chinese indem-
nifty TO Japan will be paid over in Berlin,
but this Is probably incorrect.
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BOSTON. April so-The Boston Conn
nlercial Bulletin will say tomorrow OF the
wool market:
The market is absolutely devoid OF life.
The mills are gorged with wool and the
sale statistics very misleading without ex-
PLANTATION. The domestic wool sold is very
small. barely 1.o00.00o pounds
The sales OF the week are: l,fi2,0eO
pounds domestic and 5 10000 pounds for
eisn, against ?, 465 900 domestic and 5,olo.Wo
foreign last week and 1,1Ss.0oo domestic
and AZ. 600 foreign for the same week last
year. The sales 10 date show a decrease
of 80. 3S4 800 domestic and 43 923 400 foreign
from tha sales 10 the same date in 1895.
The receipts 70 date show a decrease of
1914 bales domestic and 1876 SIS bales for
eign.
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MARINE NEWS.

CLAII4AM Ray. April so.--Sailed-.Sch1
John A. Campbell. at p. m.
SAN FRANCISCO. April So--Arrived--
-Schr Daisy, for Coos bay Sailed April
29-Br stmr Monowai. for Honolulu and
Sydney; stmr Mackinaw. for Tacoma; Br
smtr Wellington, for Nanaino.
SAN DIEGO, April -lSailed-Nor stmr
Peter Jebsen, for Nanaimo.
REDONDO. April 3o.--Arrived-Bktn
Portland. from Portland.
SAN PEDRO April s0.--Saiied--Schr
Fanny Dutard, for Port Blakeley.
H1LO, April 30.--Arrived-Prio to date,
sh Henry Willard. from Astoria,
CARDIFF April so.--Arrived--Br si
County of Haddington from Oregon
MOROyAcS. April e6.-Sailed-Br stmr
Chittagolg, for Oregon.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January I and
fnr KnsfApAax

Real estate transactions since January
/. 1897. are 5000. sis.S5. There were fled
FOR record yesterday six deeds, aggregate
ing S20Ts.s0 Following Is a list furnished
by the Seattle Abstract Company. room
sl9 New York block:
james and Agnes Mcknight, by J. r.
Mcknight. atty. and J: +. and Jennie z.
McNamgbt TO r. r. Pike. lots 4, 10 IA.
block s. Cove add, Jan. Is. 1894. q. c., 81.
The Seattle Masonic Cemetery Assn to
w VI. Maud. los 358. Seattle Masonic GEM
etery, April IL. 1895. 81.
Sheriff TO Clara VI. Waller lot and 50
lot To- block II. Waila Walia add. April
g g.. 622 80.
Jensen. lots l and 2. block Dss Gilman
Park April 10. 500.
Same TO Mrs. T.. Carpenter, lot ). block
81, Gilman Park, May 8. 1895, $500.
Mamie A. Hall 10 Harry Krutz ~ lots
I and 2. block ). Burke's Cd add. Feb. "a,
SIC.
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during the last hour the top prices Of
the day we're made. July @dyalscfng TO
1fSsc. Offerings were not 81 Hictent to sat
isfy the demand. The ciosfns price was
Corn was Quiet. with most of the bush
ness in the way OF chHngsng from May
10 JULY. There was some weakness for
time. but the market followed wheat WREN
that cereal started upward ara nsfo nfin
for the rest Of the session,
There was an active business N oats,
mostly changing OF May 70 the more DE-
ierred futures. Prices were nrm. felsow-
Provision dealers we're largely occupied
In changing over May deals Inc mar
ket started firm and slightly higher with
the improved hog market and = COCA adj
vance followed This was not all sils-
tanned. bur the market was hrm AZ tne
close.
Closing Quotations
Wheat-Aprsl and May, DC; July. si-sc-
oats-Aprii and May. isssc; July lisa
Hc
Pork--April and May. sS.5o.
Lard-April and May. slIl
Rshs--April and May, Sios.
Barley sG2sc.
Flax--G
Timothy-ss.7a
Live stock.
Cattle-Beeves were all taken at $3.50
5, chiefly at ss.Al4S5 with scattering
s sases ss q prime prime ss seId Il e =
Hogs-Heavy packing lots sold az Ss-9sS1
s,Is. and prime light and Ugh, butcher
weights brought A-os As usual. most OF
the offerings were cnoice, ana safes were
Sheer,~SoId - an extreme range OF SS0
80 bur rot many below S-is or hlSher
said al IA x for the poorest to best.
Receipts-cattle, $40; hogs. A'vp'
sheep, 400.
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Tosai sales.
General Quotations.

Flour-ReceIpts. I7.0oo; exports. a.Ooo bar
rels. market moderately active. closing
sIeadier.
Wheat-Receipts. 900 bushels. exports.
iI0Du bushels. spot, stronger and more
active; No. red, Size: No. 3 hard win
ter. 7Si4c options opened firm ON foreign
buying. and a sharp set back followed
better weather west and lower cables. de-
veloped pronounced strength on less ia
vcrahle crop reports and big export de-
mand, CLOSING 1ix4liac net higher: No.
red May closed al ss&s &c.
Hops-Easy. Pacific coast, 1896 crop. ca
i1zc.
Wool-Sfeady.
Coffee-Opffoms closed firm. soeI % points
net advance, sales. le.5oo bags. including:
Nav. Z slff7. 5asr. SPOT coffee, fir71aer: No. T.
invoice ss.c. jobbing size; mild. steady:
Cord0va, ia iSAe
is-Isc; centrifugal IS test. sac; refined.
steady.
Petroleum-DulL
Metals.
Coppe--DulI;. brokers'. sii4i2so; ex-
change. Sl1Gii-G.
PIG Iron-steaay: Northern. si0.5oQls %
Tin-Firna. plates easy
SDelfer-Sf eai3y at xsi0Iff. -
I.ead-Easy; exchange, A-22iau221
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-01
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

price: No. club, 14c: No. 1 blue stem
Tie Export price: No. / club 7lc: No.
blue stem. FAC.