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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
Builds Up the System.

0UEIuS Up tF16 SyStSTns
al have taken Hoods Sarsaparills for
weakness with which was s sufferer in
the spring, and have found it the best
medicine to create an sppetite and build
ap the strength that have ever taken,
Gnd 1 recommend it highly" ]. F.
WARD, Lsbelle, Ohio.
Keeps the Stomach I'm Order.
al keep Hoods SarsapsriIls in the
house all the time and regard il as the
best spring medicine can find. It has
proved beneficial IL keeping ny stomach
in order, and since begzn taking !: I
can eat anything l wish" q. STONE,
Sherborn, Nsss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
WHAT WILL BE NEXT7
Combination OF Evangelism and
Photography.

A travelling photographer and an evan
gelist combined, were in the combination.
Photographs (snap Shots Of sinners be-
fore getting grace and after-charging
subject a small sum for the conversion,
with the pictures thrown in, or for the pic
lures and the conversion thrown in-either
just as it best suits. Meantime an assist
ant is taking orders from the deacons
and elders, the pretty, singing young
misses. also the choir, collectively and in
dividually, with the meeting house. Upon
the whole. by the time he gets through
with a good sized country church or
school house, or the entire combination
the said evangelist finds it necessary to
hunt a bank in which to place his neat
little roll.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
satisfled nLth kood,s.

"For several years have taken two or
three bottles of Hoods Sarsap2rilla svery
spring for Graduating the humors IN the
blood snd for building up the system
generally. My experience with Hoods
SsrsapariIia has been very satisfactory"
GEO, FRANK, care Of D. NJ. Ferry s. Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
March Rpfsil
A" e.: Is; ::: e.: "; r.; : ::s May

Because this is the most important season of the whole
year from the standpoint of health.
During winter the blood becomes impure from various
we-known causes.
In spring when all the organs demand more vitality
from the blood, it is less able to respond
The result is That Tired Feeling sluggish Liver Ner-
vous Weakness, Debilitated Kidneys, Loss of Ap-
petite, Spring Humors, Pimples other more
serious illness.
Hoods Sarsaparlla acting through the blood all
these troubles and puts the whole body in perfect
health. 1t is the favorite Spring Medicines in
thousands of families A fair trial will convince
you of its absolute merit Be sure to get Hoods.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
MUST PAY BOND
Barney o COnnsr's BOndsmen Must
Put Up.

County Attorney Rogers, Of Sumner
county. yesterday notified Fritz Schnitz-
Ter OF Wichita, and S. Il. Hcrner of Cald-
well. bondsmen for Barney O'Connor.
that they must pay at once the SEQ bond
which OConnor has forfeited or else suit
Will be brought in district court 10 collect
tie same, says the Wellington Mail
O'Connor was convicted in district court
here Of selling intoxicating liquor con-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
FORD AND WILLIAMS

VIII Shoot on the Tie Tuesday
Afternoon.
The tie shoot which was postponed on
account of the wind last Tuesday at the
fair grounds, will take place next Tuesday
March Is. H. L. Ford and W. c. Will
Jams will shoot off the tie for the suit of
clothes won at Newton. There will be
other matches and clay and live bird
shoot for all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
HERBIG Is ENDORSED

Fusion Caucus Of the First Ward
Vote.
At caucus of Democrats and Pops of
the First ward last night w. E. Herbig
was endorsed for the council on plat
form of municipal ownership of public
utilities
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
Great Blood Purifier.

floods Sarsaparills is our family
physician and believe it needs no rec
ommendation. Wherever il has once been
used there can be nc substitute for il, SIS
q blood purifier" Miss c. a. ELLIOTT,
GriRnell, Iowa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-27
I'm aiscurso do AguinaIdo

Dicen de Manila que Aguinaldo pronuncio
el microbes, Q de Octubre, un discurso en- una
reunion celebrada por los mas impcrtantes ca
becilas de la rebellion tsgala, para festejar la
independepca de Filipinas.
Preconiz6 Agaipaldo Ia independence del
Archipelago propuso que Sc diriglera un
neneais do gratitud al gobierno de Washington
por haber librado los flipinos do la OPPRESSION
espafola Referen que termind Aguinaldo su
discurso dioiendo:
eTapto mse es de sgrsdecer la conducta dc
los norteamercanos, cusnto que nos har hecho
la merced de libertarnos sin traer propositos
de anexionarsa las islas Fipinaa. Ha sido,
pues, upa accion generosa y desnteresada.
<Fi'ipinas para los 6lipinos: este es ell
principle de Monroe, aplicado nuestro pats,
asf como en- Washington se dice: America para
los americanos.,
A pesar de estas frases de elogio para los
Estados Unidos, los cabecillas tsgslos estan
muy diegustsdos, porque nj uno solo dc los je-
fes del e]ercito de Ia marina nortesmericanos
que go hallan en- Manila han querido asistir
esta fiesta de la independents; pesar do haber
sido invitados ella con grande insistencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-27
NOTICIA:!s

~ He aquf como ha quedado constituido
el Ayuntamento do esta Capital: Alcalde don
Francisco del Vale Atiles Regidores: don
Jose G. Bsrbosa, don Luis Sanchez Morales,
don Manuel Fernandez Mater, don Fidol Gui-
llermety, don Manuel Mufoz Barrios, don jose
E. Saldaiia, don Fernando Nuiiez, don Barto
lone Llovet don Ramon Latimer, don Manuel
Paniagua, don Rafael Ojoda, don Manuel Ro-
man, don Eduardo Lopez Cepero, don Ramon
II. Patron, don Mariana Acosta, don Francis.
90 Marxuach, don Pedro OTcasitas, don Grego'
rio Rodriguez, don jose Soliveras, don Juan
Margarida don Jose D. Moreno, don Alberto
Maria Gonzalez don Juan Bautista Ro-
drfguez
-. FL titulado general c1bano Demetrio
Castillo Duany tomo possession el oinoo del &C
tnal del cargo dc consejero ASSESSOR del GO
bierno civil, de Santiago de Cuba cargo con
que 10 hs distinguido eli general Lswtop.
~ Tenemos notcias segaras de quo en-
esta Administration de correos no Sc dsra curse
& la correspondence que no este debidamente
franqueada.
~. Inaver!idsmente dijimos anteayer que
la ofcir de Mr.. Henry X. Carol, comisionado
para estndiar diversos particulares do este pals,
tbUdU5 OsG2UCCloA Gil Ia udeh uum6IO 1f u6 la
Gale del sol. Es en- la dicha Gale, numero 4S,
Lo advertimos las personals que deseen ayu
dare en- sus trabajos.
x+x En- la madrugala del 10 del actual
faecio en- el Ve1ado o-Habana-vfctima de la
iebre amarillo, c! comandsnte B. sebe, ayuasnte
del general Wade, presidente de la CoGlisi5n
americana. Su p6rdida es grande para ell ej6r-
cito de los Estados Unidos, porqus era IN We
tararo de limpia historic militar.
~. e! paquete de peri6dicos que &C remi'
ti6 Comerio ell dia 23 no habfa llegado sl
25. A Ahasco llegarou juntos paquetes.
-. Ha sido tan crecida la demanda por
gramaticas inglesas que ha tenido el <Bazar
Otero. do Ponce, que Sc han agotado las exis-
tenciaa, pero dentro de breves dias llegsran dos
facturas de aquellos libros, de 10 que daremos
cuenta.
~ En- Abonito SC encuentran varios in
genieros militares practicando estudios.
~ En- ell vapor norteamericano <Orizaba,
llegaron ell dia Is de los corrientes la Haba
ma, procedente de Nueva York, dofia Matilde
Echarte, esposa de Julio SanguiIy, y ell como
oido 6 ilustrsdo publicista Manuel Sapguly,
hermano de aqu6].
~ Un despacho de Washington asegura
que los puertos de Mariel Bahia Honda han
sido elegidos para puertos de desembarco en-
Cuba del ejsrcito de ooupac6n americana.
~. FL tenisnte Pulle, de la armada norte
americana, atacado de febre amarillo, fue Con
ducido deede la Habana abordo del <Resolute>,
las isIas Tortugas falleciendo las pocas ho'
ras de- su llegada.
~. FL martes por Ia tarde, cusndo mar
chsba para Santurce ell caro- que reparte ell
hielo, fp6 detenido en- Puerta de TERRA por
algunos soldados americsnos que Sc hallaban un
tanto alegres, haciendolo ragresar quitandole
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la bocina que emplea el carrero para pregonar
su mercancfa. El carrero solicito suxilio de la
poicfa, pero esta go desentendid y no quiso
intervenir.
~. Vapores que 60 esperan: sMartos,,
salio de Barcelona el %; <Telesfora., sali6 90
Liverpool 81 90; <Catalina,, sali6 81 30 dc Bar
cslona, y el sArkadia que saldra en- estos diaa
de New York.
A.. RI martes, 4 las IL 10 minutes de la
maiiana, 90 sintio en- Arscibo un temblor de
TERRA que dar6 seis segundos.
~ La colonia cubana de Paris, respon'
diendo q un desco del doctor Betances, ba en-.
oargado Luis Bonafoux Ia redaccidn de un
folleto relative la muerte de squel ilustre
compatriota, folleto que, segan nuestras noti.
cias, contendra revelaoiones trAgicas sense.
cionsles, expuestas por Bouafoux con aa reals.
mo cruio cruel,
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Lista de precios corrientes.

Cigarril'os crrtes Ct de 800 cajetillas, una $40.
Cigarrillos Hebra blancos. sll.-Cigarrillos
Hebra brea. $ll -Cigarrillos PectoraIes, $1l.
Cigarrilos Engsrgolados blancos. .sll.
DESCUEN7OS.
10 cajas.. ..ap s;25 id. .5p g; SO i'd. Up. g;
100 i'd. 10 p. &; 200 i'd. .l94 p. g.
Don A. G.. Isabella. So 'hizo aver la re.
ducci6n que indics. Cuento con su propa.
ganda para volver 10 anterior
DR.. Don L. o. --Maysgiies. -Segun desea
SO remite desde hoy Ell periddico esa Cit dad.
Don J. A. P.-Toa ALTA Recibid, su
carta do aver Sc hace 10 que indca.
Don J. M. A.-Toa- -alta.-Tcdsqf qfa no
nemoa tipdgrafos para ell ing6s.
Don V. D.-Vieques.-Se remite desde
hoy qnien iDdica. Yo no soy culpable de los
des6rdenes del correo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-27

Hzo un supreme esfoerzo para hablarmc:
La actitud de Cslxto Garcia respecto
del general Shafter me parece muy digna, co.
mo roinvindicaci6n de la absolute independen.
cia de Cuba, quo es 10 estipulado....
Y como 70 le apimase sair de la postra
ci6n en- que SO hala:
No, me contest6; 90 no oguanto mds
j,S6lo siento no morir en- Puerto Rico, en- IN
ranchito de yaguas!
Ssben los Millet los Fonts, los Ventura,
Y otros cubanos portorrquellos amigos dol
doctor Betances, quo fste mo hizo, en- las pos
trimerfas de gu vida, muchas recomcudaciones
para Puerto Rico, para la causa do la libertad
en- Ia isliia de sus amores. ..; anadlo:
Tdyase aste0 aUd cuanto antes. III
pats 10 necesita.
lie OF con profonda tristeza.....
Puerto Rico,-ne dyo -pueds estar s0
tsfecho PoR AHoRA e. Que teag0 ouenos ca
mai,,os, nauchas escuelas y empleados pro6os, g
10 0enads veaiAd por 81 nalsmo...
Murio pobTe colo, muy pobre muy So
lo.... Hace tempo que vivfs, ecclust0anae"te,
de una rentita que le pasaban algunos cubanos'
Por todo dinero ha dejado una POLKA de vide,
$4,000 frances. Otros cnbanos acompaflados
de Ventura, asisti6ronle en- los ultimos terribles
dias Dr. gu azarosa asendereada eXstencia, dis
tingui6ndose, por gu soloitnd afecto, don
Filihe,to Fonts.
Disgustos dom6aticos surgidos Ultima
horo, tristezas fntimas que sc aventarAn mas
tarde, amargaron cruelmente su despedida de
cate inerato podrido mundo. Dias antes de
desapsrecer 81 muri6 su fel perrito Nicolds, y
debe consignarse que ell doctor Betances no fu6
tan dorado como Nicolds, siendo esta Ia hnioa
vez en- que no puede decrse de un hombre, pa
ra expresar sn mails muerte, que <murio como
un perro. ...".
7 de Octubre. LUIS BONAFOUA.
(Prohi6ida la reproducci6n)
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Compra, venta
Y ALQUILER DE MUEBLES
NUEVOS Y USADOS
MARGARjDA Y CO,
W9EETHINDH 7 Oss
IA, SAN FRANCISCO a. P,

"a, SAN FRANClSCO a. +.
~ Da San Lorenzo nos encargan decir,
que en- aquel pueblo hay estsci6n telegrAfoa y
telegrafsts que paga el muncipio, sin que le
permitan funeionar, estando ncomunicaios por
la VIA telegraGoa. Desean que las nuevas auto
ridades acuerden 10 que proceda fin dc que 60
pueda utizar ell TELEGRAPH.
-. Nos informsn de Aibonito que log
concejaIes dc aquel ayuntamiento han presenta
do una instsncia al general Henry, pidiendo Is
destituci6n del alcalde, fundsndola on que dioha
sutolidad no defendio al pueblo en- una question
que hubo con soldados americanos en- la cnal no
tenian estos la menor razon.
~. Aver hemos reoibido algunas cartas
fechadas en- Mairid ell 80 de Abril Casi seis
meses dc retardo.
*. En- atenci6n que no existe ninauna
uniformidad en- el tipo de en- cambio los Billetes
de Bsnco americanos en- la isla, desde ests fecha
no los admitiremos mayor tipo del sesenta
por ciento Lo avieamos & nuestros agentes.
Ga sgi.
~. Nuestro redactor corresponsal en- Pa
rfs, Luis Bonafoux, que resdfa en- Bois Co
lombes, Sc hs trasladado & Parfa, 80, Avenue,
de Wagram, q ouyas seilas debe dirigfrsele to-
da la correspondence.
~ Por maltratar & Bento Moraes y
amenazarle con armas, fueron denuncisdos aver
los indivlduos Pedro Guindi Manuel Rey es
80 Sc vendieron aver sobre 81 muelle 29o
barriletes de uvas precios reservadoa
~ Nos remiten para su publication el
suelto siguiente: eSe nos asegura que antes de
terminar ell mes, presentsran la renupcia del
cargo de vocales de la Junta de Obras del
Puerto de esta capital, por su calidad de ex
tranjeros, los sefores don Pedro Santisteban
Chavarri. don Guilermo Rubart Catals, don
Ramon Valdes Cohian = don Antonio Ahumada
y Ahumada, reemplazsndoles, con arreglo los
artfculos 20. y &c. del Reglamento organico de
la Janta, hijos del pats. Aprobamos tan
digna conducta, pues asf procede, dada la cali
dad de eztranjerfa en- que quedan coocados
hoy dichos sefores,
~ Jose Moreno Santos da ouenta de que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-27
"Ea Colectiva"
Gran fabrica de cigarrillos, movida
a vapor, de Rucabado y Portela
Marina-San Juan p. r.

Ell pdblico que lie ha dispensado su pro-
tecci6n ha conirmado la excelencia de nuestros
cigarrillos, hoy los mejores que Sc fuman en-
ell mundo
Probadlos q os convencereis.
Los pedidos dirigirlos con anticipation
para poder cumplirlos, por ser tai la solicitud,
que necesitamos una semana por 10 menos pa
IA servirlos.
Ell pueblo puertorrique1o no debe fumar
otros cigarrios que los de la industria del pats.
Solicitar sismpre LA COLECTIVA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-27

de suponer, NADIA de cuanto 90 relaciona con
los progresses dc Ia vida modsrna. hablan I'M
dialecto extrsfio y de todo punts incomprensi
bic.
-. Abasto pdblico.- La carne de res 90
vendera mafiana en- Il mereado dc esta capital
81 precio de 80 centavos ell kilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-27
THE MOUNT VERNON
"A IA Ml1lW HWTEl.
II TETUH N ST. II

Habitaciones para una, dos y tres
personals, lujosamente amuebladas con
preciosas vistas la bahia Y sus alre-
dedores. Alumbrado el6ctrico. Venti-
lado Y espacioso comedor con mesa
redonda Y a la carta. Comida a la fran
cesa americana. Interpreters. Pre-
clos convencionales.
San Juan, P. r., Oc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-27

Nicely furnished single and double
rooms with beautiful views of the Bay
and the surrounding country.
Cheerful, light some, and spacious di-
ming hall with large and small tables.
French and American cooking.
English speaking walters. Electric
light and other modern conveniences.
lbre 10 de 1898.
PROPRIETOR and MANAGER,
FRANCISCO J. VEGA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Efpa ndaI.

NEW YORK. March 3--The Evening
Posts London tinancia caolegrani says
The stock markets hire were stagnAnt
TODAY except for Apericans and Grano
Trunk. which were dali In speculative
". ne latter had risa sharply on excel
lent traffic reports which. however. are at
tributsd in some quarters TO the larger sale
OF reduced priced ;iclets 10 agencies
New York supported Americans Whieft
consequently closed Il about the h1ss.
Northern Pacific ant Union Pacific were
specially bought by New York, which
caused the belief tht the rate question
hal taken a favorable turn.
South Americans wre dull Gold sold az
as Sgd.
There was no resumption Of the New
York demand. Fianess in silver Is mainly
due 10 New York saes and 10 the renewed
talk OF an increasa Indian import duty.
Mines were weak.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. March Close: Canadian Pa
cihc S&s Grand Trunk. 81: bar silver.
weak: 25d per DUNES. Money. p. per cent.
Bresdstuns.
LIVERPOOL Grch S-Close: Wheat.
spot No. red northern spring. dull. IS Id.
Corn. futures quie': March. IS 4&d.
sales q Sheepskins.
LONDON. Marci "A sale of sheepskirs
was held here totay. There was a good
ATTENDANCE and god quality was in strong
demand oSlag TO the smallneSs of the OF
feTings and TO loy stocks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04

CHICAGO March s-ne market Tor
cattle was steady for ordinary onenngs
and stronger 10 loc hirhsr for tat cas,ie
Fat cattle. s. tol5. Is: common steers Is %
a. s.: bulk gong a; 81. 5sstS.lo' Ted West
ems Sc spr5 ~: fed Texans. - lS14o f:
Texas bulls and COWS. S.~g5-sa' canning
cows. s. a.f3.0o.
Hogs &c higher early, but late . sales e., A
bulk at S4e5srl i2ie pigs. 3.5eg3S.
lambs active and steady. Prime, Aso
Gs.s0: shorn. 81 4@ni-5a: sheep. g @.r ; ~ :
ewes. ssyo1r4ls, sheep ssles largely Alsu
45o; Colorado lambs, E.sffo.b0
hsceipts-Cattls. s.sSo; aogs, H.Wo; sheep
Il 0oo.
OMAHA. March @-Cattle-Receipts.
l7se Market a shste higher. NaNv.
heet steers g. 7eff4 -; western steers Se
Gi.79; Texas steers. E-9IS-sd: soNs and
heifers s. 0a[i4jsi GAMERS, NUeG : 10:
sIockers ard feeders. S.Isni -. calves.
81 cons. =: bulls and stays. s. 51aS,oa
Hogs-Receipts. $500 Market sc higher.
Heavy. s3St93s mixed e Sffe 20; Eight,
s3.s5a3.a5. bulk OF sales. SSqSN.
Sheep-Receipts, ssla. Market steady.
Fair 10 choice natives E.1oeli 80: fair to
choice Westerns s5.5od-5o; common and
stock sheep. s.. of1i3s-1: smbr. ss254s.5o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. March 2-Sone Of the bull
traders bid ~ prices of the stock market
speetaltles this morning and carried the
general list In an effort TO renew the bull
campaign. But there was no sntsl5e in
tsrest and the efforts OF the leaders were
not seconded. The market drified list
lessiy for the rest of the day. sometimes
M and sometimes down. and the early part
Ct the gains remaining in the foremost
stocks at the close. Buyers OF New York
Central Of the last nour. OF the receipt Of
swS from Albany that the assembly Rad
passed a measure assuring the legality OF
the bond Issue necessary for tae consolida-
ton with the Lake Shore, caused siinen-
ing OF the market IN the closing dealings.
There were long periods during t1e day
when business wac almost stagnant and
prices moved very sluggishly. The mar
Yet was IN the hands OF small traders and
reflected no condition Of general business
oey6ad The feeling OF uncertainty regarding
the tuoaa question. Large operators and
the general public are evidently out OF the
market oy reason OF this same uncertainty
and the local traders seek to move prices
by ali sorts % rumors and surmises. many
OF which originate in the board room and
are denied before they get beyond It's
doors.
The exchange market continues duh. a
weakening or the rate ON Parls' being the
feature Of the day There was some talk
that further gold may be shipped from
Paris before the end OF the week but fur
tner Immediate shipments from London are
considered unlikely, Conditions OF the
tAciiSs Nsdfhst remain uuSHdHscu.
Prices were pretty well maintained In the
bond market but the volume OF dealings
showed a very marked decrease from tae
recent average Total sales. s. aooe.
Money and Excl nge.
Money on call. steady 2Q2ia per cent:
last loans per cent. prime mercantile
paper 32s0r- per cent: sterling exchange
easier with actual business In bankers bills
AZ asa for demand and az 81 S2is for sixty
days. Posted rates. s+s3d s5ia; CONNER
cial bills. tsllz; silver certificates. 55is4p
5stac: bar silver Sac Mexican dollars. +5c;
governm.n, bonds. weak state bonds. dun;
railroad bonds. firm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04

Hoard ot Trade.

GIN, ago. March Wheat started
with decided upt Urn n July. tha, op-
The hal lshnfss of s'esierday's clos. was
apparent, y s'lli prevailing ard enough
II The eal IS news IA 'ored buyers to eive
the mark.. az the sss r firm tone
The Price Current sid the condition OF
winter whe " viii b. somewhat nretu-
al go iu a lir ii'ed p,~tin OF rs area = the
advance. hos ever. 40 uCsd q lot If sell
in9 and MIN weed "a some bearfsh news
.he whole IA i for 3 time favored the
selling side nv hair an hour or so there
wss considerah = Pre- sure put n. sha
pr.ce u July dlNppgn 70 &c er the
liquidation. and MAY which r. opened
= loNsr, % - A'S' e. sr a. Si'.eil o..
and showed Al de- tsss
california reported = op prospects good
after tne rain there. a. primary receipts
we're heavy at 5000" uShels. Ahouf an
hour after the opening The market again
tut"sd a htlls sngp"a : n Jnly by tie
m1s, prominsnt tau nterests brought
shorts luto the market - ith moderate buy
ias orders Reports fro, New York INST
half the CaIforniz car goes aroot have
heea ordered 80 the cont inent slp caused
some buvrg ard q xrn arsl in'0-oV~ro~'
IN values ensnsa jay advancing 30 81.
sna Aiay - sle.s. Af' or n O'Clock me
sTAde rla~.ed doN1 .,ml pE.ces slowly
stilus nj Nav WIS .gVomipea, ahoa,
noon Oh reports hat The prs.i 'ent had
heen lni t~ns.ly aiV-ss. ihsi tee Maine
rxplo~ieo vas from W .'out. Selling az
Nav bv a Urn which N8d sola heavily
Cor ~ w,~ks vas AKA y prom merit al
Hav a-A MADE tHat cnd II tho market
rA.ts- Ky to~Aw3 the bose ~ the YES
SION Afts midday. hove Nef july asstr
showed s-sr'e snap Near che ciose real
lEing. mostly ~ pr3fesstone = h~sme too
heavy co. Re Gulf market 20 stand ~
under and a gradual terlre took place
july closed At s'A.c ard May a. 80
Corn ~ 4" arg ,ho2Eh % especially
The usa~ket "a oats wss 'aiYiy artlv-
saa a good deal ~ strength was shown
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
since January I and
fer Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
]. 1858, are 81 -. - There were filed for
record YESTERDAY seven deeds. asgregating
81 326 Following is list:
Horace Curis and wife 70 Angus Near
thur lot 3. block 6. Curtis add 10 Kirk
land, $50.
Northwest Hypotheek bank 10 c. J.
a-'chuel Blrns and wife to r. X Pre-
fontaine and Terrence OBrien. as admin
ls,rators OF the will Of +. Below. lot :,
block l. Buns & McClernun's add, 81.
", + Joses and wife. 20 ]. NJ EIubbel,
lot l. block 81 Denny's add. SO 500.
John c Brantigau to ]. Flynn. lot !.
block u G. kinnear's add 10 Seattle, 81 40.
r. T. Orhard and Maggie Orchard, lot
81 block . G. @ar- Bowman First add. no
cash consideration.
Mrs Anna ,eser to MAY II Wilson
tract No y. :. h Yesler's donation land
claim fs-s