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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-09-02


purposes The late Jewish savant, DR. |. M Rabbi
novice, of Paris, in article in the Archives Isra-
elites !" January IA, 1886), apropos of work
the Yiddish language, says:
81 believe that three or four million people have
right to form dialect Of their well as the
Bulgarians the Croatans, and the Roumanians,
the llustrious descendants of the ancient Roman
brigands exed to the provinces of the Danube.
also believe that all have right study this Jewish
dialect The profound study of this dialect,
the origin of it's words, their transformation accord
ing to age and country etc. are OF great Importance
from pathological point of view"
To Engshspeakng people Yiddish should not be
abstruse matter, for Yiddish and English SO
strikngly similar to each other in the point of
riety form, and dicton, that they may be regarded
sister tongues The resemblance between the two
languages is due to the facts that the principal ele
ment in both is equally Germanic, that the Jews in
their wanderings have been the guests of the Anglo
Saxons, and that these two peoples have similarly
been nngling with different nationaites.
Here a few instances of resemblance between
Yiddsh and English:
L. Corresponding words in Yiddish and English
equally without the final German perl pearl
&c. Perle); final n of some German nouns is equally
changed to buzim bosom &c. Busen); pf of Ger
mon words equally drops the f: stopen, to stop &C.
stopfen).
g. Yiddish and English dioms toidt shiker dead
drunk; hunds yohren dogs age krigen wind, to
get wind trogen di hoizen to the breeches;
lachen in arbel to laugh in ones sleeve etc.
g. The indefinite article in Yiddish and English is
. equally buch, a book an eli, an egg. Some
Yiddsh adverbs as some in English, formed by
prehxing a: veg, away, etc.
Yiddsh is written and printed in Hebrew charac-
tiers, and is read accordingly, from right to left In
some countries, in Austria, for instance, attempts
have been made by Jewish authors to print Yiddish
in German characters but the Hebrew letters have,
by their long USE well adapted themselves to this
language that it would unwse tointroduce any
other alphabet The sounds of Ylddsh being very
simple, its photography is free from the perplextes
met with in English French; each Yiddsh conso-
nant has value which is changed
made silent. In learning to read Yiddish it is merely
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THE JEWISH SOUTH.

ecclesiastical works. such parts of the Bible,
prayer books religious guides ETC. such translations
having been intended for the masses, particularly Of
the fair sex who did not know how to read the orig
ina texts written in Hebrew. AS religion about
the only mental else the Yiddish-speaking people
INDUCED in up to the dawn of the present century,
their literature until then hardly extended to secular
works. At present the Yddish literature comprises
numerous works of fiction, poetry didactcs, popular
science, etc, besides many important periodicals.
Russia, Poland, and the United States of America
are now the principal countries where Yiddish litera-
ture is fostered In periodical literature the United
States takes the lead owing to the freedom of press
enjoyed here.
The most renowned writer in YiddiSh is S. Abram-
ovch Of Russia, the author of several sterling works
of fiction His chef d'oeuvre is Di Kliatshe (The
Mare), an allegorca tale in which the woefu cond
ton of the Russian Jews is lkened to that Of
jected jade. The object Of the work has been well
hidden in aegory that it escaped the scrutiny of the
Russian censor. Next in Importance is his Fslke der
Kremer (Fishke, the Lame) which is a romance Of
Jewish beggardom; it is replete with vivid pictures
from the life of Jewish mcndicants, written with
humor that equally excites laughter and compassion
Worthy of mention is also his Masses Biny omin Ha-
shlishi (Travels of Benjamin IT'D, which relates the
adventures of Jewish Don Quxote. Abramovich
is known by his de plume Mendee Mocher
Sphorim (Mendee, the Bookseler)
NEW YEAR CARDS with Hebrew inscription, your
name, and address, neatly printed at this office
HeoU hrict ri houa 1oi,1 oIcr
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New YEAR CARDS with Hebrew ms cription, your
name, and address, neatly printed at this Office.
Heavy superfne bristol board, bevel or plain edge.
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una Ina.
CHIC Ago MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April e7.--The fore.en whe a.
markets ws1ich were controlling Influence
M the cpenirg here today, showed a great
Deal Of srregalasfsY. Liverpool quotes de-
cssnes ~ a SD. write Paris came :. ask. c
higher -he extremely favorable crop bull
!stirS had a bearssa se1er. Trading began
Al y ssecl.re af ne ia July wheat. For half
IN hour the nsarket acted strong and raj
Nrsi twice 20 yesterdays close. bar a. the
sns 81 the time mentioned an avalancne
q offerings struck the Pr ard prices
sss,orped wEsh a thud from ss'zaslac MAJ
ns,ges account was taken Of the sta sisslcs
Pertaining 10 the daily movements of
w.~eEf esfs she favorable weather TOR grew
trg winIer wheat Was ~ TIE all1ds ot ps0-
ass Mo =s.d wheat Snort early IA he seS-
SION.
Cnaca ~ receipts we're la cars and = %
tke,z. acre sscnsract. Receipts here q year
a4o grevss IS c4rs- Ni.rEs gegiis ard Duluth
received S. ears agsisasi - cars year
ago. PTS cseAranees q wseag ard four
trNra stfartle ports were eQaai 20 ss1 Coz
eashsls Csaslnx quotations tron IAver-
pool showed spot No. northern spring
NHeat 81 ceutai up fer the DAY, the
2r.ca besrx IS vi. or ~. per bushei ke-
lef rsn.e 80 Tie bulls from an unexpected
aaars~x. ANTWERP was rsnorted - huv-
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MARINE NEWS

Str Lakme. Portland: str waila Walla.
Victoria: hktn Monitor. Grays Harbor:
str Alice Rlanchard , seastls; 81 ,, Eci Iss,
Lila and Matte. Coanil,e river. Sailed
Sh Sterling. Bristol bay; schr Repeat.
POINT REYES. April S.-Passed April
s-Nor str Peter Jchsen. from Los Angeles
for Nanaimo.
TACOMA. April Sailed APRIL g. s.sch b
Meteor for San pear r.. re asrrissd-ss'n G
PORT GAMBLE. April g7.,7sailed April
-Bktn skagis. for. San Pedro. Arrived
-Sehr Alice Cooke; fTem San Francisco
April H s.1 1sa Corona Corona, from San pedro:
schr John 4. Campbell. from Newport;
schr Fanny Dutard. from Ventura.
AsTSRIA April Essiled "a Ap sir Mosn,
Tabor. for Yokohama Arrived April ..
Str G. w. Elder. from Dyea; April 70 &f
State Of California, from San Francisco.
Benjamin F. Packard, from san Francisco:
schr Edith. from Alaska sailed-Schr
Meteor. for San Pedro.
SAN PEDRO. April 2..-Arrived--Schr
Nokomis. from Port Gamble.
VANCOUVER. April 2s.--Arrived-Br str
h moou1A q April s..@Arrivsd April ~
schr O. L. HILL from Ventura for Hoquiam:
April 2s schr Twilight, from San Fran
cisco. and. schr La Gironde. from Redondo.
io Po ,f GAMBLE. April 2s.-Arriyed--
Schr Alice Cooke. twenty-one DAYS from
San Frsneissc. T. e load for Honolulu.
QUEENSTOWN. April 2I-Arrived April
% Br sh wasdaie. from Portland: B sh
Beacon Rock from Portland: Er 81 Cara
from Portland: Br sh Dunbritton. from
Oregon.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. April g.-Today.s stock
market was almost entirely without tore
me taias transactions were not greatly in
excess OF the smallest days bushes ia the
history OF the exchange. the aggregate az
safes footing up only S.sG shares The
market dritted ainiess.y and over a mar
row range Such ueuaily volatile spec.ai-
Tea rs Sugar and Metropolitan Street
halfway covered a range Of ess than !,
during the whole day. large number OF
Stocks which almos. always figure IN the
eaS tf4ue;lH have not a single sale re-
corded for them. a few stocks moved
quite widely on account of special causes
nsH tne volume OF business, even with
,4ess was small. Canadian Pacific and
northern Factfe stocks moved upwards
together rom the same cause namely
runners wt'en are prevalent IN London
thst the Northwestern rate war is about
10 he settled. CANADIAN pacificss ret gain
~ -, and Northern Pacific a point The
s,fsaeth or these stocks really gave the
tone % the whole market; lifting IL ahoy.
re tsst u'Sats close. which IL retained
n TIE end. General Electric showed
strength ca the showing made by its an
naai Statement Kansas City. I4ttsbarg
& HId recovered "a OF Yesterdays loss.
which was sa3 90 he due 10 apprehension
mat 'is terminal port ca the suit would
ne c3c7e3 by TIE war. Hawaiian Com
nfsFri2i Company recovered ) points az
is Te'sat cess. wh.ch was said 10 be due
10 aonfvhetsson that SIS stocks Of sugar
}n transit we're ia h3e 70 seizure ArFsftraye
dealers sold na0St az tae tnf@rnats,g,aI
stocks, bGt bought NoTtharn Paciffc Their
transactions. however. were ssastxrltauaa.
The daincSs - stocks Is ma douh; due i'm
pare - tRs transfer ~ speculative intsg-
ess % sse wheat ma wsrf
.'cndiliefsS ~ lhe money market seemed
~ * wofksaS - a. sasser A.sszs $50
r. rs af sas banks. walsh h.AI e;5s -
peg cent. aEe aeiHe repaid as money - -
ho had FAR lyss than tsaI an ths street
ana ttfEs l9A1s are So "a "a - made M a
shs6S bss0w Per cent watch has bSsv
f3raafy he'6 fcr SOME }szae abe 3s~eana
fey seE6s fsofsl tfla iott-gor eaatlsue,.. ~.
- Elt "a 0rgs 80 esFsier % Fhe week r,ss
r.so "a cxcaengv checked ;hs Fate tc~ ss
nAsg3 sseg,.gS. ao.@5ag steady a.. aaout
81 ssz.
TIE tsead market wsS intensely ,fngi sn
wvs1gsg hy wtsh siGcSs. aud pr.ceS vgary,
hr-G @AeAg s.ea&y. Teial SaseS. gsss4 sss4
Ia tea states osd q regU.ar siergaeNf 4
Is AID nrtcs. as.S new Ia coupon were =
lower bid tsan the sale pvsce Of yesser-
Day.
Money and Exchange.
Ioney on call was steady III tiSgie per
cent? .asS loans. Ia per sent prime nssr-
e2aE-ls p@sAs.- s4ss Der sent Starring AZ
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she Wouldn't Take the Reward

NEW iBrk sun
Only few days ago THE loss OF valpa-
able diamond bracelet was ADVERTISED ana
a reward Of 500 was offered for }.s ye-
covery. The loser. whose name vas ar.
tached "a the advertisement, wax a wor,a,,
Known for her wealth her eiafovte totsets
and her considerable treatment Of her s,x
French bull terriers which are lodged in
eu uptown hotel AT an exDsUs.A that woslId
support a family. \ week passed ard the
bracelet MAS not returned although Z. WIS
suTro~sa6s 10 have been lost between Tao
Owner Oaotei ard a uo4nt only a fey
blocks distant Then when there sasr,..s
70 ne little hope Of its recovery. a servant
in the hotel found IL under q "a NE in the
hotel. where il had lain ell tAe tine. tn
the scrTant's ESTABLISHMENT tire oWner. WI,
had been generous 10 her on many rs,,,-
sbons insisted that the g.ri Should scesrs
TIE reward Of sI.a The girl. =, ,,rn
caused - much Surprise when she rs.Ss
lively refused 20 accept the money ara
raised tas. ssazgse.hst complicated usfexssc,,
taaG she was d0frg oBsy what her custom
ary uoTrai tins cziied for when shs found
ne bracelet. zna was therefore Arffsfef
- nothing sTscre- she was sseaHfa<. Z,
he~ refusal ard sne owner OF the ysa1 ve~a,f
treasure w2s just a. SIM that s1e sheuld
accept HE reward ard concluded nsro
s{ataons xitA TIE thrsat 10 aee THAI she sor
the money n ore form or another. As
she is a woman ~ her word there Is little
doubt tia; sse wsl ,ies,se some means BY
watch the 500 VIII get 10 the person who
aha pSaks deserves It
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. April 27.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow OF
the wool market:
Transactions in the wool market were
already too greatly curtaiied TO be much
further affected by the outbreak OF war.
The sales OF the last week foot up some
thing over half million pounds. which
is about the average since the war scare
entered it's acute stage several weeks ago.
Conditions have not improved since our
last report There have been practically
no manufacturers In the market. The feel
ing on the part OF holders is phenomenal
~ strong. Nothing but the condition OF the
money market seems likely 10 unsettle
prices In the near future. The mills are
buying only such wool as they actually
need 10 piece out with.
The sales OF the week amounted to 49,
90 pounds domestic and IA pounds for
eign. making total of 5S3GsT pounds
against total of l.l5l. 900 ounds for the
against q tota1 of l.15l000 pounds for the
the corresponding week last year.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FIua a cial.

NEW YORK April eT.-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegrHm says.
The stock markets here were quiet, but
better today on the combined inflow OF
gold and easier money. The settlement
was small affair except in West Austria
liam mines and was easily arranged, Con-
tangoes were comparatively light. the rate
which is indicative OF a short supply. Con-
tangoes on Americans were 4j7u5 per cent
but on New York Centra:s the rate was
even down to and on Louisville d. Nash
Vile from 2 to per cent. A feature in the
market today was the sharp rise in Can
adam Pacific on Montreal buying. Amer
leans closed at about the best with a very
small special inquiry here. Todays re-
eeipts Of bar gold a, the bank are the
first for two years past.
The London discount market would be
easier but for the fact that on May 7
more than 4i2 eooe 900 of the Chinese IN
demnity money 10 be paid tn Japap will
with the exception OF 81 Greece TO be re-
tanned by the Imperial bank Of Germany
all go TO Japan's account at the Bank of
England. thus mroyerishing the London
market ard increasing the banks power
OF control.
Breadsfufs.
LIVERPOOL. Arrii 21.-~Wheat. spot No.
red western winter. stocks exhausted:
No. / red northern spring, strong 9s 81
Corn-July. IS SID.
Spanish Fours.
MADRID. April 2,-Spanish fours
closed $50; geld was quoted at &c.
On the Bourse.
BERLIN, April 27.-On the bourse today
prices were firm.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January I and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transfers since January l.
1888, are si,uei 1881. There were hled for
record yesterday twensy-one deeds. aggre-
eating sso.3ei.7o. Following is hst:
Z. E. Sampson to NJ. e. Miller, lots II 10
20 Inclusive, block ii, South Park, $50.
NJ, A. Dorm to j. I. Clark. tots and >.
block 10, Jackson street add, $40
D. ii. Blackburn TO Mrs. h. v. Clark,
Zachary r CLARK to Emma Clark, lots
4 and 5. block 10. Jackson street add. and
lots and S. Snoqualmse. ~
w: J.: osiiyia q +, 80 a: oshsAe' 'oe :,
state OF Washington to Columbia River
e. Puget Sound Navigation Company, ir-
regular lot e. book. 2z: irregular lot 8,
block ~; irregsiar s1s ~ ioss :. u ana -
elusive. block 81. lot s. block 2so, Seattle
same to same. lot /, block 3ss. and irreg-
ular lot :. block sss. Seattle toe Lands.
81 035.zl.
same 10 same Irregular lot s, block zfs.
lof i block .ss irregular lots ?, 3. and 5.
block 30. Seattle rsde lands. 50 10.
h,ssk KS seattle tide ards. 1850.
Same TO same lots to Inclusive. block
3s., lots is Il and IL, block 5Si, and irres-
uiar .ot Is. block 81. Seattle toe lands.
same 20 same. lots ), and Z. and irreg-
MAR lot i. block s2s: lot and Irregular !oi
:. block SIS, Seattle tide lands. n.sx.a5.
ga ne to same. lots ] so inclusive. block
sg- Seattle tide lands. fl.sss.
same 10 same. lots ]. s. and :. block
ls1. Seattle tide lands, ELI
Ssrna 10 same Irregular lets J. . g. 5 6
ara : s,tnsek gfs. Saakfse ti1e lands sg2s 81
same to SANE Irregular tets TO snciu-
ssve, hlnck 2s5 Seattle t4dt' Lands, sl.sa2 %.
same to Same l0ts J. :, and 3. block lsa
Seattle tide lands. $3.50,
sam 20 saue. o. ). book X. lots 10
Inclusive. block ~; Irregular I0t n block
s,S~ lots n 10 n Inclusive. dock IS. hals
~ Inf 10 block 60; lots Il 10 - Inclusive
NOOK as Irregular is1 ~, block 3.s and
ITS Il 20 IL inclusive. block 81. Sea tsis
;lde lands. s7.9l5.3t
same 10 same lot 5 ard Irregular lot s.
hl9~k II Seattle tide lanes ssslu
J. :, Wright ard sfe TO y. j. Turner.
s0g,e9 fest IL ns5s Esh4 sec e. - e n. 1
e. si9.
ana 3 ba3eK -. River Park add, 81.
II = Kosg.aH % r. o. Eaagam. lots = 70
o., l,ack IS, SOUS Park. aud lot n. block
81 C,.l.nsr Park aGd. Sis.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

HARRIS-In Seattle. April q. 1885. Louis
w. son Of r. e. Harris. Of consumption.
aged = years
The funeral viii take place this after
noon at O'Clock frcm the residence, No
81 Grant street bridge. Rev. j. H. Da-
mon will officiaie. Interuent al Lake View
cemetery.
MINNg-Ar the King county hospital
ar.rii u ITS. Alfred :. Minis Of chronic
eyst!tis. aged a years
The funeral will take place this after
noon at $40 O'Clock from the chapel OF
Ronney & Stewart Interfnent az Lake
View cemetery.
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The new schooner Mildred arrived from
San Francisco with cargo OF dynamite
She will enter the Alaskan traffic. opera
ting to 81. Michael.
The British ship Clarendon. Capt kei-
way, 2, fS2 tons. sailed yesterday from tho
West Seattle elevator with a heavy wheat
cargo for the United Kingdom.
The three-masted schooner Sailor Bay
was towed over from Biakeley yesterday
and anchored In the stream. She viii
probably be chartered to Seattle COM
parry for a couple OF voyages to 81. MI
chael.
Tug Columbia, which arrived recently
from Dyea with the barkentine Cleaner in
tow, was expected to leave yesterday for
Coos bay. where she will remain here
after. She was alongside the Pacific Coast
bunkers yesterday loading coal for the
trim.
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NEW YORK, April gz.-Aftsr 4 xea.o,, =,
Slscoaf aselaenfs early In the sessyon.
wheat bulls attacked the marker an III
sides to-day. forcing shorts into v,sars.,,s
a seer @nfsa wiped out al the early DE-
aisher than LAST nigh. Inc rr.af~ss -
s Slss o. the day. however, was b-uurfr
.ai ~ curb trading. when July s0sd an 70
sIoSss on q Continuation OF the arfIrs sos -
si-ns ~hch marked the last hours rrars-
Tx heavy liquidation formed = s,a,s ~ ~
sas mornings business. thus reiIeyinr ,se
i il Fhse o. q considerable burden and mai
ins u extremely sensitive In tire la,a 49,
MOO :, ST.. the oul.isa demonstrations Ex-
Vas reported Ia freight rates.
The remarkable strength q, far.s.r
ksts today In face Of yexserday. " ~
weakness On this side was ) ss~ ste
70 al tFalers. indicating either bas cor ..
nsr "a nearby deliveries, PARTICULAR T.
l-ave.poo. and Antwerp. OF a c..r.,y,,s ~
~ ssal e oyer light supplies. July sold from
le si.Wn. closing officially al ua'E
o oany rlaangsd from sissa to Nc.s eosinx
- Inc last curb price on July WAS a.c ov.-
s"e DeSl previous figures Tor the year
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inx = caro- Of Califofnsa wheat CT the
En4ti1h coast ae m equsvmseHt q a-a
enaAet and the Antwerp market advanced
A9gNc- lie in two days.
English wheat brcugat 81 % bs1shel IA
the L0nGon market today and Eagfssh
county markets showed q further rise ef
SIC q busheL These latter Items caused
q stampede among the shorts. ard just be-
fore the close July sold a. Sc. May rallied
from 8. Is 10 N-e1A- July opened &c lower
at 8ssas5sc sold ct So declined 70 size.
advanced 10 sc. closing at s4Ae, q net
gain Of 1Ac.
Corn was heavy at the start on free sell
tnE by elevator people The advance IA
wheat started some buying n corn. caus-
ing q rally Of ih&c.
Oats fosiowed corn. Trade was only mod
crate.
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BreaastuHs.
.. nnN FRANCISCO. April 2,.-Grain an.
s .suaas . a tumble today. Spot wheas I.
cali board transactions Rarssv es g. Dy
20, seot and feed. Trading in oats - na.
s',e y 1--we. previous prices stand. Stack
F.our-Net cash for family er,r.. a.
uyss, bakers extra, $5.5gu5. DO. - %
n n.ssI - -Sa'pping. N.SsQl s.ss; milling.
,, s;ar.ey-Fesd. slssel.s,s: brewing nom.
os oalss-Poor to fair. si.seQi.zs; good -
choice, *.ss xti4zaz. fancy feed e, s,,. 70 !,
s',rnr saay !, MSsql 40: mixing. ysVa l. ~
Receipt.
tals 'a n.s Quarter sacks. N.iis; wheat. GEN.
U,fsgon, IL. 49, OATS, csatass. Washiny.o ~
1..Iso: DO Oregon, SO; com centals f. 800
sa n, 4'tW: POTATOES, sacks. ~: onions.
wool ss 90. oran A.. sacks, 20: hay. tors. $50;
Sins. boxes, 3i6: QUICKSILVER t..sa' "a. ,sl
waie, gallons. 54.10p. A'''
Closing Qu~tations.
Wheat-Firm: December,. 81. sax.
6ariey,-Steady. December. yI.ss,~
nran-ssiMxs s y yellow. AesulIS.
wool and Hops.
Woo.-Fali-Southern coast iambs. 7efse.
San San Joaquin lambs fUse: Northern lansbs'
t ,!s. san Joaquin plains. susc; Hum.
poidt and Mendocino, l4felac.
slops-oia crop nominal, new, iO4l5c.
Produce, frutts, Etc.
Observation-Disclosures. tzsazs 20 ,er ton
navy heat, &zaQl6.5o. Wheat ard a.t
s-iySe; best barley nominal: a.saIfa g.
~. etVfer nominal. stock nominal. COM
gssssse wheat. szGs5; straw. per bale.
Poiatoes-Eariy Rose. 2saa4ec; river Bur-
p I. yv4soe; river reds. iV9ooc; Oregon
1S.oanks ooo@s; MERGED sweet. s1.z,a / $.
nothouse eucumbers. aocsgsl per dox. green
peas, slai,1 per sack. string beans ivsr
i-asc per ID. Mexican tomatoes. $50 per
ooA okra, iva izsxc asparagus. fancy, s.
per BOX; Chile green peppers. isatz5ss per
ID. rhubarb, 2Sa5@c per box
.Frui,-Applss. choice. 81. avul 30: common.
aentoc per box. strawberries, fancy. x5si
box: oranges. navels. s5oIs; Mexican
lines. re-raek. 81: common caIifornIa
lemons. s5cQSi; choice California lemons.
"a ssaa i's o.. bananas slgz per bunch. pine
Butder-Fancy creamery. 2oc: do seconds.
is1saishsc; fancy dairy, ls.axIsc, 90 Sec
Cneese--New, e,xatlac: California cream
e,seddar. iosamlro: roung America. lois a1
lie: Eastern. l2ll3c.
Egss-Store. IilsNlac: fancy ranch. lai,
aiSc. N-7a
Pouitry-Turkey gobblers. loSlle ner In.
turkey hens. 1enllc; Old BOOSTERS. s. sofi 4.
young ROSTERS. s7soGts small braiiers g. =,
nS.e' large broilers. siais.5e. fryers IS 80
$3.50. aens. s1gi; Old DUCKS, ssz43 10: youn.,
ducks. t4ae.ao. geese. sigti q per pair: Kos-
hnss. N.ssff2.1: old pigeons. 81 2Sa,i 70,
young pigeons, sl.519a
Exchange
Sterling on London. sixty days. N.sns:
do sigas, x.ss.
Financial.
Silver bars 80. 56ssl Drarts-Slght -. 1915
Mex. dolls 80. ieaI4slss Telegraph :. :. Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-28

Special Dispatches to Pest-ImeaIgencer.
TATOOSH. April 27.--t p. m--Barem-
eter, o57: partly cloudy. wind northeast,
flye males. Passed in-Sfr Mackinaw. 40
NEAH BAY. April y.-Partiy cloudy;
light northwest wind.
CLALLAM. April 2,.-Clear; light north
west wind
PORT ANGELES. April 2T.~-Baromeser.
ao34; Gear: calm. L. S. S. Monadnock in
bay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-28

Hungry Higgins-I visit I WAS rich
enough to go TO one of them cures and
have all the whisky got out OK my syB~
tenn.
Weary watksns-What on earth do you
want all the whisky got out Of you fer?
Hungry H!ggins-S3s could have sich
a keen delight in ffliin' up again. SEER
Indianapolis Journal. re (
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-28

An investment OF cents In the purchase
of a copy Of the Weekly Post-Intelii-
gencer. and the address of some friend In
Alaska handed in at the business office.
would be duty well performed. All
newspaper mail will be sent via the
Yukon river.