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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-10
KarnivaI Kniphts.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Karniva1 Knights will be held Thurs
DAY evening, August IL at Commercial
club rooms. c. K. HOLIDAY,
President
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MRS. M'KINLEY'S UNCLE
Is Struck by a Street Car and Badly
Hurt.

Canton, Ohio. Aug. 10.-Joseph Sax
ton. an uncle of the wife Of President
Mckinley was struck by a street car
and seriously injured. He is well ad-
vanced in years and suffered from de-
fective hearing. His injuries are not
necessarily fatal
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One Fare Plus SO for Round Trip

Is the rate; August 16 is the date of
sale; and the Santa Fe Route is the
peka Office, phone 864. Depot phone
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Funeral of Albert Badders.

The funeral services of the late Albert
r. Badders will be held tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock from the residence,
171T Lane street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-10

Wichita will play base ball with Topeka
this week a Athletic park on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-10
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Mary E. Rucker, aged % years, died
of consumption this morning at her
home east of the Santa Fe shops. The
funeral will be held tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
The funeral services over the remains
of RObt. Kinear were held this after
noon at the family residence, 1910 Fill
more street. Rev. NJ. F. McKirahan Of
f1ciated. The burial was made in Tope-
ka cemetery.
The funeral services of Albert Bad
ders will be held Thursday afternoon
at 8 o'clock at the family residence, 1717
Lane street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-10

The electric fans now operated in
Santa Fe Route dining cars are desir-
able and seasOnabIe accessories to an
already unsurpassed service
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-10
A Free Souvenir.

A souvenir button of the Topeka
Cruiser given with each % cent pur-
chase of that brand of cigar. The best
cent cigar made. Geo. Burghart
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FESTIVAL SUBSCRIBERS.

The following additional subscriptions
to the Fall Festival fund were secured
up to noon today by Charles K. HolIt
daV- Ii
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-10
Mineral Water

The finest In tie west. Come and try
Il J. w PHILLIPS.
612 West Eighth ST.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-10

We will do your laundry work on
short order withOutout extra charge
Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-10

HOGS-Receipts, u 900. Market weak to
SC lower. Bulk of sales. 50. $50 g. 70; heavies,
S. 60 y; packers. 3.55Ql3S0; mixed. 49,
@3TA; lights, So. 3OQ3.65; workers, $1,000
$50: pigs, $3d3.55.
SHEEP-Receipts 4Oo0 Market firm.
Lambs, $3-S5d61O; muttons $3Q4.5O.
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Kansas City livestock Market.

Kansas City, Aug. TO-
CATTLE-Receipts, 5000. Best grades
strong, Others steady. Native steers, SO
$2d3. %: alive cows and heifers. 81 6O5I5:
stockers and feeders, $2.75G4.SO; bulls, 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-10

Rhitmere Bros. BARRIERS. 7s5 Kas. av.
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sh0e sale ca bargain counter Payne'g.
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Furnished by the Wickham Commission
Co., 112 East Fifth St, Topeka, Kan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15

Steamship City OF Puebla arrived early
Yesterday morning from San Francisco via
Victoria. Her officers report q pleasant
trip up the coast with the exception OF
light head winds ard rainy weather She
brought up 40 passengers OF which lss
were booked for Seattle and the remainder
for Alaska The PuebIa was also heavily
laden with freight. Following Is the list
p. A Boynfor, r. WEIGH. II. r. Schei-
In and wife. G. Martcuse Mrs T. West.
b. II. Pitts and wife. T. Wessnd. r. VI.
Williams. l.. r. Polls, III. NJ Narcuse. r
L. Mcpherson II M. HardIe and wife.
Mrs. Halt Miss -. I.ature. r.. G. Walk
tins, Miss T. ~. Miner. Mrs. vs.. r. cortes.
II. q. Nelson T A. Bruce. w. NJ. Purcell
w w wilssox and wife Fl. @. Wright.
Mrs. ~. r.. Eetsis, Miss e. Helder Mrs.
Holland and child. Miss II If. Lawrence.
Miss r.. y. Hessier. D. Stevens and wife,
~ wasserman. W, w. Langdon and wife
Mrs X Spcfry. Miss sperry. q. Patterson.
r G.. Mcdonald W. Crawford. A. Sweete
r. Ob<risnder. q. A. Seifers. w Knox
g. ". Fife Miss W Armed. A. johnson
T. Rappau, C. A. Larsen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April 1.-THE wheat market
was In MANY respects a peculiar ore. Al
though tremendous business was done
most Of the activity was crowded into the
half hour Immediately following the open
inS and preceding ;he cIose. But In these
brief periods. enormous lines Of wheat
changed hands. The opening was very
strong all around May again being esne-
rialfv prominent Tine continued eravit~
~ the news from Washington was al All
times a factor Hut traders Were for the
rncsf part Influenced nv the shsrp advance
which took place al Liverpool futures in
that market showing fa62a advance early
and increasing them later in the dav. This
was apparently due 20 apprehension %
ecstili,ies tefwes1 the United States and
Snsin Another result OF this apprehension
~ nj one which had a great effect on trad
s.sg here Was the acceptance be foreigners
~ everything Offered them The hssvy
s7ates 80 wheat for EXPORT yesterday hy
Letter were oattioEse faday. that trader
stating that he lad disposed Of fnn 90
bushels overnight at tire advance ruling
hers was rrsrkes1 Mar which ciased yes-
i@rsiav at uiRA starred today ~ src-~
=; - 10 81 sais ard fhe rush % buying ~
,ier= s~sr~ss~s the prices almost Immediate
~ - srf 81 these sSgur~. Letter sup
MED body who waited wheat ard
ire result VAS q reaction 81 81 10 and later
10 s. 81 nsst re indication OF weakness wss
shown Tire hzIk Of toe traSfiax- however.
was dose IN issiv ard Rrrss raryomsn-ss
livery. 0rsrainx prse~% rN1wezs from Sa~ -
Sssxc an advance 81 NsssIS~c over ys~ser-
asvt tire Influences governing MAv t<sng
tae factors IN JHtv also For half an hozsr
s~~ssnx wax extremely heavy. shorts
frightened ~ the rccsat raoid adva1ee a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15
NEW YORK Markets
fhc stock EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK Ap-il ft-There was uro-
.e<saNsiN 10ying ~ sztockSs today which
800 t9e market firm tone all aaS The
NNtteIfe advance from the .ow level ar fhs,
skeltsFS VAS q iutni or over In mos, OF thx.
!s+s1sA< Stocks. hat the Yet gains ara, less
tttas = lNfft except IN faw cases The
f.*SEssss ssnat oSying was moro s,y seSx In
tHercea ~ tire very nstartsssas,, "a
feusal o. 'he en}t Ssse hv a large arr s,ar-
SisS Operator II published ttfssraf,f.ss ana
eS as<tft+sstsoi ~ buying orders T,e ssel
fs5s Kaas t5sNsstd Wa sufficient II effect an
ssat3ttsE ~ psseRs On very narrow MA -
ket ~ s5HSv Of the Sentiment 81 ihs snr@ir-v,
exchanges f5te SeI1ressss'yi ess ~sssas,s.ss
81 the ofss a1fie here. asst was cs, ssve~4,-n.s
by abe Ssia MONUMENT The bears seemed
20 - very SeSiVp OF Iscaaun sNr1,s -va -
neriaFis Ia SPANISH a. ard th~ 80 =, =
thay were forced 50 esssses heiTsef IS tssIf
IN New York in later dealings YsMa. s~,iI
fTiHsoEsseEst ~ sxss23s @r ere srgst~sss-s, 49,,
"A karasFastsNl aelSv ia tA.s Senafs .s3sar ga
intervention re-sFts1sGa Il iaNsAv ara - .ba
sssssate resolution ia 2i3HFasf shers. vefTI -, y
further sseiav la conference, ina err
deaf - credited vita havtTx ax.grezzsxs hss
preference Ter the ASsSs ressasa tsas, a-s
yAe halls profess - hviirve thar ~ shS
seuate resolution was ser9 20 aim IL ysrs1la
fsA ef hts approval Al % sssassA s-sS1s-ss -
90 delay and ielav. 10 the ux.Hsgs ~ ~.
auias rz&AHs additional chances for q
peaceful Settieasens.
\ ear<e part ~ fhE days Aetsx@x- ssa q
ce exef 81 Sugar fAr gsFAnENrs and -sstax,
Pagssae preferred. Prices fell frans fhe Asr -
est - fhs last hour cst tlse Fexsara taas sse
SssstsSsA ssssRkssNr A. FS-sssartns "a seasp
WASHINGTON Rates sag rail nson4s es#@~<s
81 peg csri- shs afternoon AMI oniy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15

Guide. 0says Aashor: schr Daisy Low.
C0A ~. scAr Ruby \. Cousins Goes
bay. str BURNS. NAnA1nn Sniled- 81
Eurex1. Bristol bay. II Nschosas HFsstol
Day. sh Indiana Bristol bay: schr Sal
Wanna. Portland: schr Connanxa. Coquille
river; ektn Retriever. Port R,Akeiy:
hay.
EUREKA. Aprs. is.-Sailed-schr H. c.
Bendtxon. for Seattle
VENTURA. April -Sailet--Schr C.. 4.
Hi. for Grays harbor
ASTORIA. April ia--Sas,ed-Str Oregon.
Tor San Francisco
rORT TOWNSEND. April M-ASfived
-ok Ios0mA. from Jnagasks. sh A. 4 .
gray. rom San Francisco. Apri. IL Chill
o. Anna catharfna. from Cailac4
FORT LUDLOW. April I&-Sailed--Schr
Queen. for San Francisco
ANTWERP. April i1-Arrlved--Br sh
Texteyh. from Tatona.
spoken March T. II ~ - ~. Rr xh
b,ytnewood. from Caraia for vsesorsa-
fer sh -. r. Gray. at Port Townsend,
no cate. lat txls n. long. l&u ~. Br
schr City Of San Diego With As skins
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15
A NEW CHRISTENING.
Steamer Discovery Meets with an
Accident.

Accident.
The steamer Discovery. now loading
freight for Alaskan ports, was recently
given christening OF somewha, fIffer-
ent order from the one which was ten
tered her at the time she slid into the
blue waters Of Puget sound. Last Mon
day, while the steamer was lying at the
south side OF the Pacific Coast bunkcrs.
the engineers removed the cap OF the pipe
through which the water from the bay Is
forqed up into the condenser for the pur-
pose OF cleaning the tubes After the work
was finished the cap was replaced, hut
was not securely fastened.
AT 10 o'clock Monday evening the fire.
man on watch at the fire boat dock was
astonished 10 see Capt Grant enter the
building In hurry and request that the
fireboat SnoQualmie be sent down 10 the
south bunkers and pump out the Dis
covery. which had sunk while at her
moorings. The Snoqualmie was dispatched
TO the scene OF the accident, where the
Discovery was found to have gone down
In I'VE faihoms Of water The deck and
lower parts OF the steamer were entirely
submerged. the water being on a level
with the roof of ths deck house.
The crew Of the fireboat went 10 work
with W.T.. and after eight hours ~
hard labor the Discovery was once more
on the surface. uron examination II was
found that the cap OF the confensjng tube
had dropped from rs fastening. with The
result that the water poured into the
vessel in steady stream.
The damage to the steamer was conn
parativeiy small.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15

General Quotations.


FTour-Receipts, 1900 barrels: exports.
l5,aR barrels. Market firm: eased of
near close with wheat: Minnesota patents.
S.eaSfs,6p: winter ssra;ghts. &i.559s47o
Wheat-Reeeints. les. 30 bushels: exports
lse, ass bushels. Spot Arm: No red 81 10
fob. afioat spot. Options opened strong
and active on buiiish news and war talk:
heavy realizing caused break. but rallied
near close on reported recall OF Spanish
minister; closed ssGiisc higher on near
and sc lower on distant options. May
closed si.e1
wool--Quie'.
Hops-Quset.
polroleur1-Dul.
Cofee--Options closed barely steady.
near months l5ffeo points net higher. ether
months unchanged Sales 25So bass
including April s.iesfs. lie: Nav sao0ee
Srot-Tsio. firm: Ne. invoice csc: No Z
johhing. TAG; mid. Arm. Coriova siafiisc
ssrgaf--Raw. steady. fair refining. CSC;
centrifugal. 81 test. sssc; refined. steady.
Metals.
Pig iron--Wsrranfs sesssE7g.Sa
Copper-Lahe. firm. SIS bid, sj2t.,<
asked.
Tfri-si4 e7sff4 sosS
Sreiter-t 81 2sffs 81
Tscac-@Weak. s. S1i@5Ss sets
The Arm that fixes rhe selling price For
miners ard sneiters quotes lead at So
eat the close.
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the character Of the neWa takin8 every
tEtnk IA sight But 10ng wheat. which has
neea Accommodating. came ca the market n
lnmense auanfttjesI hotdere besn& sat1saed
ton the price Was hammered down TO &1sc.
e worked back again under q gfndEAlly
oecfeAatnx trade 10 8ts6eQ9Sc. but there
vas ev5dently plenty OF wheat on tap at
. ssos &C az the prizes soon got unser
Ewuns back and fcrfA now a5ove 80.
tAen below H. but the tendency In the main
l0H1rG lower level As the short interest
pecAme eliminated Short selling IN ex-
pesf,tIon Of = god rally finally started.
movement had become general. pany OF
the early buyers Offerinx their EHk1 The
result WIS q decidedly weak mafkef FOR q
snort space Of time. not only on the carry
Il the market would wind up with the adj
vanfaRe With the bears. but shortly before
the close Letter brokers started to bull the
Mayprfce. They were eminentsy successful.
and 9 new high mark. n lii&. was estab-
reflected in July Liuulaasicn stopped
and <hcrts covered extensively again in
Jtlsy ut S5A<c. TO which 1gurE II had de-
cl!ned- II rallied TO and cin-ed steady at
sSsac. May wound up AZ 81 III.
with wheat. May cioeea Nekc higher.
Oats followed wheat and corn business
az whole was quite large. May closed
UNCHANGED
Provision. wer. the only really weak
from the start and the market at no Tins
showed any strength. There was scarcely
any demand and the opiH.on was expressed
that packers were unwilling to permit q
ho.. sr s ahead Nav porl eid Isl Ioo
or. May lard SC lower. and May ribs Sc
lower.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.



CHICAGO. April lag Eeef steers sold at
Stats for comnnon. up 70 3i-ss91s fer good
choice. with scattering sales OF prime ship
ming cattle az SS.1Sfr5.25. sales largely at
81 x1sts9a Fed Westerns SLI5a34 70: stock
ors and feeders. si95: bulls, g. 1sa3: can
ming cows. &. 5eff3.
Hogs were active and higher. Hogs sold
AT an extreme range 81 s.. I5ftt 6sts: large
iy at S.ssiaasi, and the bulk OF he pig
sales occurred az sate;3.sa the seavier
pigs fetching S3S5ga.-a
Trade In sheep and lambs vas steady,
sales ranging at sssssss for shorn sheep:
weoied sheer. s4.foflss5 Lambs sold al
s4fsnS for saarn. few going below Asa
while lambs brought Ss.t5as.s5
Reee.rts-~Cattle. s.otJ; hogs. $500.
sheep. i3.se.
OMAHA April N.--Cat.ie-Narkes
steady. receipts i.4se head. Native beef
steers, s4fs5: Western steers. ss.1slt7rs:
Texas steers. 81 s5sfs %; cows and heifsrs.
sss25sl&.Sn: stocsers and feeders ssSafsS. TO-
bulls and stays. s. 5ns3sss
Hozs-Reeeirts. a.SaN Market strong 10
= higher; heavy. Essia92T5 mixed
Sse-'sssl,se light. E.ssSfs.1o; bulk OF sales.
Sheep Receipts. 10 Market strong,
fatr 20 choice natives. S5.ssfsaE: FAIR to
choice Westerns. SE7effa.se: common ard
Stock sheep &ss$ lambs. stsoTa5.-e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15

Steamship rmasil.a sailed ut . O'Clock
yesterday morning for San Francisco. Che
carried the following passengers:
j. N. Whitney. LORNA Anderson, Anna
AnderScn. Mrs. Ann Mckay. J. p. Wilson
ard wife. Miss Williams. r. III. storey.
r. yandervtxk. NJ o. Meyer. q. o. Meyer.
l. FcisSon. A. w. West ". H. Tyson. r.
r. Powers. II. r. Scatter. Mrs r. b.
Henaekin Julie HendekIn. r. Leon, Ar.
thur Spencer. A. J. Hageman. Mrs. Kerr.
]. Edsi. c. r. Harrison. A. W. McMur-
rey. f. r. Standard. II. a. I1oxier, Mrs
J. Griffith. ~. c. Mason. Mrs. r. Heck
man. J. u. Dyer. Archie I.aidiaw and
sevsnsy-ihrst In the sseernge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15

Capt.. @ n. Lauderiin b to be captain
o. the Yukon river steamer Mabel Lane,
instead OF Capt. Larson. Capt. Lauder
KIN Win 60 north with the other Diners
oT the steamer on the schooner Fisaer
The stern wheel steamer Monarch will
De given her trial trip Saturday on eun
10 Tacoma and return. She han recently
been completed at Ballard and il for the
Yukon river trade. Barneson q Chi.rott
nave issued a number Of invitations for
the trial run
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


NEW YORK. April 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says.
The stock market here opened fiat to-
STates. Spanish fours at one time fell
t.. 42I*. New York was said to have
eaened large engagements for the put
ing of stock. OF which a large profit has
already been shown I cannot definitely
define this. but believe II to be true.
Americans were heavy at the opening,
but New York absorbed stocks freely
through the arbitrage dealers and sen.
orders direct as well. Consequently prices
there was recovery in Spanish fours
TO 40 Americans were also better.
Even IL war ultimately results. many here
believe that the date OF declaration IL
some way off. All foreign stocks were
fiat on heavy selling from Paris. The
Bank OF England has raised the buying
price OF French coin 10 rs Cd. and small
amount was bought today.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. April i4.-Closing: Canadian
Pacific So: Grand Trunk -.
Bar silver Dull: . i5-i6d per ounce.
Money-es.da3 per cent
BreadstuGs.
LIVERPOOL. April I.-Ciosing: Corn
April. steady. IS 5lGd May. steady, Is
SID: July, steady, IS sad.
Fsour-St. Louis fancy winter, Arm, l0s.
Condition oS the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. April f4--Today's
statement of the condition OF the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance ...-,..... SOS SIS 2ss
Gold reserve .-.. --..-. ...--.-.-. as5 l6i.tk6
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having twelve feet Of water over il tsex~
IRENE low water. in Lynn canal Il rwpur.>
"a 40 having gone adrtft from - poete
sion: Il wssl ba replaced a. cary - nrae-
tizahle.
This notice affects the ss<s 81 oescco9
and nuoys. Pacific coast; iNS page a
BY order % the United States Mvhthous :
hoard. w. Ia FISN.
Captain. Corps az Engineers T.. 3, A..
Engineer Thsrsesnth Lighthouse District.
OfEce Of T.. = Lighthouse ansr. ,s9f.
Portland, Or. Agrsl fs. lSsN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15

Alfalfa. tll-
T)ssx f.obHsBgl-fzt6k
wheaf-SEHzA
barley tso5nsHx) -KoEied OF ground. rer
cara Whole. 81 g: cracked. "a: feed
meal, pr ton. -.
Eye-~Whose. ~
Fed t3oublng)- Mapped feed. 81 uer
.ors. dairy chop. Nss oil cake meal az
Ser toa, shorts. VA bran. SIS
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MARINE NEWS. /,

Ho9UIAM. April A-Arrsveef-.-reru
San FransisSeo. schr Pioneer. for Ha1.fiasu.
scar Mary E Smith. for Aberdeen. and
str Crescent City. fer e.osrog,rsss NJ
rivesz-Sunday. from ssn Francisco schr
Tampa. for Hegaiams scnr Ivy for ahcr-
deen- and sailed. schr Sadss from Igo-
GUAM. fer San Francirrs
SAN FRANCISCO. April sA--Arrsyssi--
6cAr North Bend. Wihap& harbor. scAr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO observation-disclosures
NEAH BAY. Apri, HI D. m.-Ciear:
hsnt east wind. Outward. ship In tow
PORT ANGELES. Apf4i ia %. M
Barometer. me-: clear, wind east, three
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15

Real estate transfers since January l.
sSs> are xs&eis.sA There were He'd FOE
record yesterday five deeds. aggregstsag
yf..sss. Following IL list.
L. NJ Ttabefts TO s. s. MeLure. = al
2 L % the nw L Of xW 4 of sec a. ta 5 n.
rse, january 3, lS4. Nooa.
w. L. Harper w. Nstt.e Raymond iot
10 block 81. Compton's LIST add. ArFs. s
si.s5a
]. A. James ct NIX. to Mrs. Kate Frassh.
u az tract - " Yesler ID. L.. April -.
$50
r. Jensen et w. TO g. w. Claases. :cs
IT, In hlock 5. Francis n. Days La Granse.
Feb iS tteo.
william Martin as receiver 70 Daniel
Murray. lots l, =. 5. Is block ?. Minors
add iotr < & g. block IL. Seattle tide
lAnos portions OF lots - and -. block -.
Minors add. within government meandcr
line. and other property. all belonging =
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We are nov prepared TO do compos1t1oo
for the trade (any sneAsure) In NcnpAeu1l
faction guaranteed. Call or address roo1-
Inteliigencsr. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15

ff you have little ulcers In your
mouth. the nasty Jumps In the
throat. thin eyebrows or any Of
the signs Of blood poison--no
matter in what stage Il may b.
TASK about the .'So-day blood
cure" II does the work. 40
matter what the stage Of ths dis-
ease may be. And It cures al-
ways.
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BFeaastuas.
SAN FRANCISCO. April A-very little
wheat is changing hands Barley Is lower
for both SDot and futures. No further
fairly active Spot quotations were.
FIour-Net cash for family extras. rs
@.,ss baker, extra. GG5.i9.
WEE. W,Eeat.snlppins. slss'sSIso for No. i:
Harisy-Fsed. MHgI4a1: brewing aom-
anaI.
oass-Poor to fair. an6i.a: good to
choice .rs ss' 7, RE-. FL fassy feed g s.ssg
Surprise. u-ssix9l.S-
Receipts.
-Four. quarter sacks. l5.s4s: wheat, GEN.
faIs. GU: do Oregon. i,42D, barley. centais.
sssss. do Oregon. 1.6sG; beans. sacks. 60,
corn. centais g; do Eastern. $50; pota-
sacks. i'5. middIings. sacks. Dol hay. tons.
10: wool. bales. 80. hides, number. 4s2:
raissns. boxes, 1.1BD. wine. gallons. g. slA
Cfesing Quotations
Wheat-Strongcr: December, 1851; MAY.
Sl.59.
har.ey-rirm; December. a.ss.: May.
corn--I.arge yellow, N.1pxaI.is.
Bran-s2iasl.9 per ton
Wool and Hops.
Weo!--Fall-6outhern coast lambs. sasc:
san Joaquin lambs. 'atsc. Northern lambs,
boiar and Mendocino. 146Ji5c.
Hops-od crop nominal: new. l.Qi5c.
Produce. Fruif. Etc.
Mi.issuffs-- Middlings. s2sG $50 per ton.
Hay--Wheat, szlHz3.50. wheat and cat.
{1uA 40 best bar.ey, nominal: alfalfa,
xifstls.so. clover, nominal stock, nornlsia. !:
compressed wheat. $1l.75s straw. per bale.
6gy 7Vc.
Potatoes Early Rose. 4of.soc: river Bur
banks. JDftSoc. river reds. s1MSoc. MERGED
sweets. 75c4si.l5; Oregon Burbanks, 90
m9ec
Vegetables SIiyerskln onions. S2e06f2 S.:
dollhouse cucumbers. 50c1rSi: greaa peas
6sc1f$i. Mexican toma toes. 81. s5f32 per box :
okra. 12safIt5c: ASPARAGUS. $i.7s per box !:
Chile green peppers. 254soc: rhubarb. g
ffGoc per box.
Fruifs-Appies. choice, sl2ss9ise: do
common Bai5ac: fancy wberries. $50
W$I per drawer: oranges. naeeis si2s1
s.3: Mexican lines, re-pack. $4sfs50. COM
mon California lemons s0csIs1. choice do
u.x5nI5n: bananas, Sim3 per bunch; pine
apples. <21fs per dox
Bntter-Fancy creamery. Ice: do Sec
onds. f7i9ailsc: fancy dairy, lsQlstsc: do
seconds, 1s41sisc.
cheese-New. s,a9ioc; California cream
sneddar, ienaiic: Young America, loailc;
Ergs-s.ore. 1z,saisc: fancy ranch. IL
ALA.
Pou.trv-Turkey gobblsrs. I1fi3c per III:
turkey hens. f1lfl3c: old ROSTERS s2-5Ei4
young ROSTERS. s9MSAD; small broi,ers
zAaa,Sa 81, large hrcilers. S4.50Ss5. 50: fryers
s6ats.N. rs, So. 75as. old ducks ss.s0fi
so. young ducks. $617.5o: geese. 81 25l
Leo per pair: goslinEs ssa725o: old pigeons,
$.2suL0; yQpag pigeons. 81 s5I2.25
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