davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
NEW YORK MARKETS.



NEW YORK, MAY i7.-Today's advance
In the price OF stocks was the result of a
movement OF professional operators 10 re-
new the upward course OF prices. These
operators argued that the market had IN
dergone a fair degree OF reaction during
yesterday and the latter part of last week
The reaction had invited fair short in
terest and had wiped out the holders on
the long side Of speculation. This repre-
scented an improvement In the technical
conditions Of the market. Today's trading
started Off with the advantage OF an I'm
provement In London. where Americans
were advanced a sharp fraction all around.
There WIS also some buying for London at
the opening here. but London afterwards
turned seller. when prices had risen.
There ara number of stocks which en-
Joy the special support Of friends and In
side Interests. and these Impaired firmness
by sympathy 10 the rest of the market. The
combination of these circumstances made
the bulls feel warranted in pushing up the
prices OF their. favorites without waiting for
more definite developments Of the naval
situation In West Indian waters. There
was no evidence Of any large outside In
terest. and any staekentng of the profess
sional demand precspttated duilness
The absence o. outside demand was indi-
Gated clearly also hy the way in which
prices fell away IN the realizing movement
In The Anal hour. The days extreme adj
.ances we're eurtalled from = 10 ;. By this
eAovement. but net advances of between I
and points for the principal stocks Still
remained Tobacco led the list In point OF
activity. This stock showed a gain of 81.
The rates for tine money went lower 70
ger cent. for - days. 3ts per cent for
81 DAYS and per cent. for four mouths
The abundant supply ~ money IN the cosn-
Try. and the prospect OF n trade balance for
the year In our favcr af over 500 as SO
are taken mach account CT by thase who
study TIE speculative outlook. A plethora
CO money seeking employment and q con-
tiHued foreign demand for Cur products
mean an era Of higher prices and Of specu-
l3tive and industrial activity.
Doods were quiet. but higher al around.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

g III. nss. /. g. -. g - - 3 :. :
& ci s .es'ssse s.ssssss-. ..si.
black cherries. q; peaches caiifornsa. 3 60
s 81 .sF 1919 puma ss5asss sa a
eTf55s. n 3, Bos s = g7as. sDses
a IL sprseoss. nss: b,sc a f h IN
p saaa; a ssi,ea ss IN. asa ZEN 1 s.ss.
Ea1ln, TOoln ana Cor0age.
Mails uobbsnx1-Ne~ list cut steal.
1,s TO o., Nzs; - to ecs. wire. ~.
tom: futile ieo1s. sesc per g: Humboads
e: cansdssn racer and Fasor steeL &c per
e: hand. Dsestons. g per cent; e It -!
Axes-sinsle nit. 8 per dsssn; double -,
Oh per aoz: iron. saes per do.. Aatcnsts
From = TO g per aor Mattoc1s-
dos. Fori.-Hay. Il ana u per cent, 81
list Grlndstones-IK0zc Ger 10. Wedges
Steel: !9lIc Per III Files-6 and % per
Lawn Ho.ers-0reas American, % and
70: P .an, @ on; Buckeye. . and 70
Ice Ice Cream Freesers-Hhiss Mountain.
30 and 10 per cent. on: Lightning. % per
scales-Howe snd Fsirbank's platform.
Per cent p 81 Isl: counser : psr csns &
i Eoe ss'a usSsn.snR RE- ess ne 's ana
and s-shread, Zoe; sisal. 1k-inch and
larger. shc. I2-thread, SIC: and 9-thread,
ss&e; tarred lath yarn. sIsai. SIC per ID.
. 11n.sTs and Is g Der per sss, s e. e1
Graniteware-65 and 70 per cent. On.
OAkum-Per bale, Sa5004.50.
Wire-biack. plain. EIo; galvanized:
barbed fence. Gzs: green wire cloth. A.S
pI Po. I'd =. dobbins,-Black blasting. p,r
keg, as: 5 per cent. 0iant--Hercuies
5Ss:os ayr c.n case , q
dynamite, N-047: Champion or Triumph
stump. 40: Improved Judson st6mp.
$3.50: Golden Pheasant sporting, x-l6
81: Eagle Duck 1-Ib kegs. 81 per case.
shot ueo: chilled shot, N-W
Fuserrer looo double tape. 1850: triple
Heavy Hardware.
Bar Iron (fobbing)-Base sizes. Qe07
per cwt: Norway iron, &c Per ID.
Iron Pipe QoSbins)L Wrought iron. up g
:s, ase ana 10 per on sfgs IS
and under. 20 and per cent: on: larger
Sheet Zinc dobbIng,-rzc per ID.
bright Hh IL ai isn o per sos pssss s.
s s. u.s. ree siassd na So AA 'ss' ax
Sheet. Iron .ljobbingl-American. com
Single Bands-Galvanized. l.kc per Id:
black SIC per ID.
Solder ttohhing)-Tfnners' half-and-hals
17c per Id: extra wip!ng. 15c.
snaI~ go Tn.nA.ka.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
HreadsfuHs.


SAN FRANCISCO. Nav I..-The wheat
market IS in an unsettled condition The
iocai market Is weak and lower for OPP
tons. Barley is quiet and weak There Is
net much doing in oats. Stock quotations
We're.
F!oUr-Net cash for amiIy extras. ssz7s. 10:
bakers extras. SLOGANS.
Wheat-Saipping. si.1a; milling ST saEIf S..
Btrley-Feed sl.Soal.Slta: brewing nona-
iEaL
Os;s-Poor ia fair. 81. sasi s.i@: gray. 81
al, ~. fancy feed 81 t2iss1l. a.: gray. Ssa'3sg
18TH. milling. sl,slaGi4s: Surprise. N.G9
t.Sa: black. for seed, si-25Gii szi2.
Receipts.
FiouT-quarier sacks II fsa, 40 Oregon,
si2: wheat, centals. IS SIS: do oregon. ATS:
harley. eentals. 1.ea7. oats Oregon centais
: a4e: beans sacks. 1850; corn. cenfais
Eastern. ]. 30: potatoes, sacks. f.as5. onions
sacks 81; bran, sacks. 4io do Oregon. -.
ui5aiaxs. sacks. All: hay. tons "a. DO or
.goa. 10: wool. bales ~: hides. number.
as. wine. gallons. $3.50. brandy. gallons.
lea
Produce. Fruits. i-se.
Nsddiings. SCI rfpsf@s ~
Hay--W heat. xls9sAS, wheat and cat 50
Sis2. ~. best barley sissflSso: alfalfa. ST. s.
G40: clever. nominal. stock. oGninAl;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
THE SEATTLE MARKETS..

MAtiye berries are not showing up very
lsnul rs yet. The best stock fhus far
~ ecne from Fashou Island. Lake Wash.
- Berries Will no doubt be on the mar
tes. including this Hood river variety,
I'D al S per case.
IL reason for dollhouse lettuce Is rrae-
u1ly over. The outdoor grown lettuce ia
very plentiful Ia the market.
eeseherrles are In market. jobblng at
~ pound.
6s.fornia bee;s. carrots ana turn.ps are
.sas scarce and are ruling quite firm at
Waeat chicken feed is lttle scarce In
!el Tho feed men complain that none
stnG offered. bat Is being held back for
s9thef advances
- report dull trade and poor prices.
TN h no change in quotations as 10
Inc market II quite firm.
~ poultry market Is stili very weak.
AAAstern stock has been well DISTRIBUTE
tAsenghoss the city and there Is a little
u 80 aetnand. Another earload Is expect
Sfp next week and viii consist OF
hs ducks and geese.
:. ne following prices are being offered "a
- pfcdaecr hy local dealers for delivery
1910 m1nd lots on the dock or in the car az
Puget sound oats, s25Gas: harley.
=. Ss ~ sonnd wheat, chicken feed. $ei:
yFnses sound. sts1ii per ton; East
ssningten timothy, sit1is
gye-Whele. Sc.
-Strtesiy fresh ranch. lie.
uesSssss1s Fresh ranch. isglSc; creamery.
=. s.'an.ttry-Chickeas. tive. IL per n: chick
A. sssyei, fsS. spring ducks. sSs53s5 per
sslak chickens. s. sesf2..sa per dog
~ 20 esk--s'aasee beef cattle. COWS 81
49, ssssesS s's1sAc; choice sheep 4Ss4isc:
S.ss..Hsx s- Hee. &: hogs. dressed ssas2Te:
Asa sfeSsed, large s., small Sc: calves.
ssasges g. staan. &.
,.ss-sS pslts ana weol - Heavy ssi.sa
a1es a sssf g lss, =; medium per ~ eAss:
ssssst 49, 49, =. lsss d; COWS. ali weights Sc;
sssssa .kitss. sise; calf rer IL, -s4Ns. green
&xs,x. EsS snaa sailed, dry hides, per 10
a.. asy cisilS eiss~thlrsi less: summer
ss,s - - isss&c, Winter deer ark. l4ss
r*ss.s 1877 deer, Sssiac. ary elk. as3lss~.
asa -. sAsse, sheep pelts long wool. 10
sa~ $50 sasa; aeaf1m psits. $.sassc: shear.
Il. .s.s.s-3es WESTERN WASHINGTON yeaI ia
was.s.s er t'ns9r burned issflse, Eastern
seei- seStc. taiioV', aS&1sc.
sesstag Quotations.
.a!lsr.ss suetatsos2s yesterday were as
ssnr, fiosr aud Coffee,
Is - - s,osslust- Go,,len &. - ae,s per
rasals.sss - N BIDS per rs sssc. ssry
1suassxs -, ss esSfsa ger "a. ec: eabe. ~:
Hs.rs NJ $50 casa pEteee
Ne N..ssss re nni'sEf terri Excellent
Isee 81 w. star t8aAksrsa. s4s5:
0nai sssss~~ :. 'sSEissa hfSii,5s. sss5. cora
~ Sex lse rs. la-ls sacks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
Htsai. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions sinee January 4 and
for Monday.


Real estate transactions since January I.
1888 are Sl.1sa.ss1ss. There were filed for
record Monday nine deeds. aggrcgating
&.s57. Following Is a list:
Ada A. Agassix 20 +. w West. lot 2. blk
Is. summit add May IA. $1,000
John ]. Morgan TO John Stidl, tract In
neia. see IS. -. s. April 5, 81.
James c. Spur CT ux. TO Belle T.. Thomas,
lot =. blk ?. Esigewaler add. May lS. q c.
So.
James C. Spur eft ux. TO Belle L. Thomas,
lot g. blk ?. Edgewater add. May is.
Sanford b. Ixsdd aud James Mackenzie.
trustees. 10 Leonard Gleason. w lots S
and s. Blk Is, Maynard's plat. Feb. 1, 500.
r.. w. Holmes to Frank NJ. Combs lot q
blk ;, Hyde Park add Sept. 10. 1891. &225.
q. III. Gallant TO Ada L. Gallant. lots 81
to 81. blk 81. South Park. May IA. 81.
David T.. Duria ct ux. TO Margaret Poll
locs. lots to 8. blk 1. IT. l.. Yesler's First
add. May ts, ss.sa
Mark Bangs. waIpole Wood and Fred A.
Bangs TO George r.. E. Monk, lot 3, blk
II. Renton add. Jan II. q c. s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

What YOU ought to be--a
Man. II you were that now
your knees would not shake.
yolr sleep would be sweet
and you would not have
tssat dread you have today
OF meeting people. AT all
times tired. az all times duh
and full OF gloom. you are
not a nanr-you are n child.
What enc OF natures func-
tons can you satisfactorily
PERFORM Not one. You
cannct even take the rest
she gives you in comfort.
BE a man.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
CHICAGO MARKETS.
hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO, May 17.--After q rather wide
fuctuation. wheat closed weak. Peace
rumors had some influence. but there were
apparently very clear evidences that
Letter brokers were disposed to sell all the
July market would take. Liverpool cables
were hQ3d higher for July. Heaviness OF
the domestic receipts overshadowed in the
minds OF traders in the Liverpool adj
vance. The weather map indicated higher
temperature throughout the West. Heavy
rains fell in the Northwest. where most
needed. The California crop has freshen-
ed up wonderfully since last Saturday. Re
ports from Russia say that the state of
winter wheat In that country Is generally
satisfactory, only few Of the central dis
trlcts having suffered.
July opened unchanged at 81 .094, ranged
from N09 to 81. 10. declined to S1.07 and rail-
lied to $1.0S bid at the close. September
opened NC lower at 9liac, sold up to 92c.
reacted to S3Nc ard closed at S9Nc bid.
May closed at 81 1917 asked.
Corn was depressed by more favorable
weather conditions and poor cash demand
and closed &c lower.
In oats trade was inconsequential. July
closed with loss OF 11c.
Provisions made two turns today. weak
at the opening, strong later. showing an
advance of Soc over yesterdays quotations.
causing by good buying and closed weak.
The close for July pork was 22iSc lower;
lard TIC lower and ribs 20c lower.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

Word to the wise is SUM-
Gent, You can recover
Your strength. You can
look the world fairly In tho
eye. and meet all your
friends on an equal footing
IL You will take the trouble
to try. Ask what "Hudyan''
has done for weak men like
you? The reply will ba
more convincing than you
dream OF. N.eo0 people
8 testify to It's power. And
out OF that immense num-
Der fully half did not hope
fer the grant help that
"Hadyan" gives.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
Com position.

We are now prepared to 10 composition
for the trade fany raeasuret In Nonpareii
MinioD, BREWER and Long Primer, Salts
faction guaranteed. Cal or address Post
Inteiligencsrs Seattle,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamery. ia4Ifl5c;
dairy. ilMi3c.
Cheese--In fair demand at ai.c.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. 9ise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whea.-No. club. slNS: No. 1 blues.er,.
sl.o1: milling wheat. Nc. club, 81 No. l
bluestem, Si.o6.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
Total sales.
General Quotations.


Flour-Receipts. IS. 700 barrels: exports.
235o0 barrels; market opened firm. closed
Wheat-Receipts. ss7,s 75 bushels: exports.
37l.5s4 bushels; spot, steady; No. red.
Options opened steady and advanced on
strong cables; fair buying and light Offer
ings: later weakened under heavy really
ing and closed 1sIl&c lower on All but May.
which closed liac net higher ut $1.57ils; July
closed s1.1eia.
Wool-Quief
Hops-Quiet: Pacific coast 81. l3115c.
Petroleum-Duii.
Coffee-Options quiet; unchanged to
points net lower Sales $50 bags. Including
MAY, 5.s0c; spot Rio, duh: No. I invoice.
essc; No jobbing Gao; Cordova. sisni5tkc.
centrifugal. Sc test, 4hc: refined. firm.
Metals.
Pig iron--warrants. steady: ss.75Q7.
Copper-Lake, quiet. sl2Ml2.lS.
Tirl--Quiet, $l450sIi46o.
Spelter-Steady: A15d4s5.
Lead--Duli. $3.62ieM36Ila.
The firm that fixes the selling price Tor
miners and smelters' quotes lead AZ So %.
Visible supply.
Special cable and teiegraphic dispatches
To Bradstre.ts. covering the principal
points of accumulation. Indicate the fellow
Ing changes in visible supplies .ast Safur-
day, as compared with the preceding sat
urday:
Wheat--rniied States and Canada. east
of the Rockies, decrease 600 bushels.
afloat and In Europe, Increase 4o0.Ou BUSH
els; worlds supply. total decrease $4,000
bushels
C,arn-TTnited States and Canada, east Of
the Rockies. decrease 2.soo. go bushels
oats-Unstei States and Canada. east OF
the Rockies decrease s0l. 600 bushels
The combined stocks OF wheat at Port
Land Or. Tacoma and Seattle show an
increase Of 500 bushels for the week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

eo1epsessea wheat s11oe1s straw. - saIs.
vssefshles- River Burbsnks. &c: river
house cucumberss sAcS31 d01: green peas.
81 1sfEz per sack, esring beans i0Ai1c per
p: Mexican tomstoes. S-E6In per dog:
plant. &c. csia Ereef, pepers. i2sseauc: com ON
mon rnubarb s0@S0c.
Fruits-choice apples, H.4o01.so: larss
s snsrr So; s9oseeesT ;. ns1 rs
ss0s5c: navel oranges. u5a45 -: Mexican
lemons. s5c6Si: choice California lemons,
Bufter-Fancy creamery. nc: do seconds.
is440c; fancy dairy. is61sssc; do secondas
cheese-New. ses4c: California cream
cheddsr. loalic: Young ADeriea. 1o,5ellc:
Eastern I4a1sc
.Esg..siore. lsssa1se: fancy ranch. 40
15c. duck eggs 16c.
ro psssssss y yosns 1oo.' slie "a
as 50: flyers. ss1s: hens. SssTsse: old ducks
ssas0; young ducks; Hsoas; geese naLs
q per dog; young pigeons. N.5Qli5.
Weol and nops.
Wooi-Fail Southern coast lambs. TQec:
san Joaquin lambs. sHSc. northern lambs !,
110l1c: San Joaquin plains. sQsc; Humboldt
and Mendocino. I'm l5c.
aops-Oid crop, 90S31c.
CIoslng Quotations.
Wheat-Steady: December. $.e4a.
Barley-Steady: December. N.3G3.
Corn-IAr1e yellow. N.06Losh
Bran-$lS6la.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days, $ASl: ster.
ing on London. sight, AS7.
Financial
Silvtr bars :. -. 56s< Drafts-Sight -. 10
Mex. dolls ..461x@46Al Telegraph :. :. Eis
MlninG stocks.
Alta 49,. .......... Isl Julia 49,. .......
Alpha Con ........ 2IJustice -. .... 6
Andes 80. ........ kentucS Con -. ..
Belcher -. 1899. 6lLady Wash. Con :.
Belle Isle ........ IL Mexican -
Best & Beleher ;. IS Mono ~. ......... :.
Bodie Con ........ ii Mount Diabio -. :.
ouiLou WNaSaJo
Bmwer Con ..iOccidental Con -. %
Caledonia -. 80. Isl Ophir 49,. ...... IS
Challenge Con -. Iol Overman -. 80. 2
ChOllar -. ....... 7sPotosi -. ......., 81
Confidence -. -. All Savage 49,. ....... II
Con. Cal. & Va :. 51 Scorpion -. 49,. .
Con. Imperial -. Il Sierra Nevada -. 81
Con. New York :. ..iSilver Hill ........ =.
Crown Point 49,. s. Silver King ....... ;.
Exchequer -. :. -, Standard -. 49,. 160
Gould & Curry :. a Union Con ........ 8
Grand Prize ...... ..iUtah Con .........
Hale 4 Norcross. sd Yellow Jacket 80. II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

Cylinder OIL. bbls. A00S0c; cases. 50 Rd-
White Lead aobbing, Pioneer or Carter.
go .. lp; e. &C. PREPARED gaints s-gal cans
N.556Lso: quart cans. N600lb.
miscellaneous.
Soap Qobbing)-Seattie sayon, 90. Sc:
S lsss e sec pas. 30, ~ ~ 1e0s s, 81 G a.
Jos 81 IS: Proctor l. CANDLES ivory. 46s.
E.ss; zoos. g; Castle. white. i20isc per ID;
Castle; NOTED, ioc ,u. .s.u,.. ruu,-
l4c: Piper Heidsick. 4sc: Scroll Tag.
s Gsd s s 1 nss c psr p sse pa s
&c: lis. 20 soc: Line Kiln, s-os. Sc; los.
sse; Mas'ifr, ~; ssc: ~: SIC: 49,, -.
No. MANILA. SC: paper bags. less discount
Bags uosslnsS-Graip. per 100. $3.50: old.
Lumber and Building Material.
Logs-superior quality. per NJ. No. fir.
s5u7: r1erchantable Dir. SQ4.50: No. ce-
dar, sens; common. per N. $3.50G5.s5:
spruce logs. $3.50: cedar single bolts.
Fir Lumner-Rough. $3.50: thick finish.
surfaced one or two sides. s. 10 and IL inch.
lengths. soc per NJ extra. one-fnch dnish-
Slsfls: all vertical grain. 81 per II extra.
Flooring, dressed and matched $lT0H;
stock boards. S-inch. $911s; 10-inch. Ns00
1880; Pinch. H2Ql9. Fencing No. :, or
6-inch, So: No. 2. s. v or channel rustic.
and drop siding. weight 1900 lbs. Sli0iH
Fir timber joists and scantlIng. rough,
Ss5oqls: 8 / s. f. se.s00ls; g I 8, S1i64i.
Box boards. 12-in and up. $15Q22. Bevel sid
INK. I1a-inch tied. S3api0 Ceiling, V. Beaded
or plain. Nos l. 2 and 8, or 6 inch. 1000
s and lnsS. see lbs: ssais. La Isih. 20 Is
lbs weight Affik. 4 feet ylo0
washington Red Cedar Lumber-Rough.
sSns. Revel siding, weight 100 lbs. yll
Ii5.5o. Ceilings, weights, Nos. i, q and 8
Mx6-!nch i.S0O lbs: Nos. l. 2 and g. hxs-
inch. 1870 lbs: Nos /. and 8, Nx6-inch.
100 lbs $isI27 Wanscoting $l6Ul4. Rus
tic. $25d2s: "a shingles $1.49: standard
shingles $i.i5. One-inch finish. 12, IA and is
feet se6n34. Thick finish $sS93S. Cedar
squares. Z. s. 3 and 10 feet, &4d3o Bat
tens zoG4oc per 100 uneal feet. Pickets.
Sl2.
Kiln.dried. 81 ID advance or green. Dray-
age, soc.
Brick-commen., s7qs per NJ; pressed.
$1,000 per NJ frebrick. t2i06o: terra Gotta
pipe. 30c per foot.
Cement uobhng1-Portland X. B. q s..
&C. .: Aisen. RE.
Lime .tjobbingl- Roche Harbor. 10: San
Juan. 81.
Plaster Gobbing,-Goiden Gate. per Dbl.
Plaster Hair Washed, 3xc per
ID: uHwashed SIC per ID.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

n Al The weak back shows want
of strength. But "Hud-
NJ Vyan'' makes weak backs
n strong. Nervousness shows
abuse--in some way--of
power 'sIIudyan'' makes
up for the indlscretion.
Your brain Is only capable
Of doing a certain amount
Of work. but IL you have
overworked it "Hudyan's
viii surely replace tie vital
ity which, your inissereet
labers have exhausted. VIII
you write and ask for abso-
integ free circulars and
testimonials, telling you
what it haa done for othersy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

PORTLAND, May ff-wheat-walla
Waila sasfsic; valley and blues,ssn, asa&e
Der bushei.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
COntlition ar th~ IT

WASHINGTON. May 1T.--Today's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance. $500. So. oSs. oas
Gold reserve .......... ............ lis }4S 3U5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
TACOMA WHEAT MaRNEr.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. May i1-Wheat-Iower. No. 1
Tub. 9isIs6c. No. blaes.em. s1nsSc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

+ The Hudsonian doctors alone can give
you s'Hudyan." and they alone can give
you .39-sfay blood cure" which drives all
blood taint--whefher In the tertiary, Sec
ondary or primary form--out OF the sys-
ten. Ask for free circulars about tha
blood cure. too. IL you want any medical
advice don't be afraid to ask for u. IL
will be given you freely and gladly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

per dog. 81: medium s.
,o syr a1 ,nss'r sa n sels per gal
s a per ss drps sals ssioa sa sns
per- ease 9 New Orleans s mo aa.Sn ' sai
S s. D.. sailsa Us ssr lss So aaIt 1s. s
Nsa: Hiirs. i-ssilon cans. per doz, sios9:
half gallon cans 81; quart bottles. g:
pints; 81, Is; i,gallon. Jackets s. IS: s-Sallon
'a leiiss d bins 8 s' n sai,'a Gee; pals.
% lbs each. 8. c.lisSrnias 2-rh cans. dos
Crackers uohhingf Sodas Y. &c per 10:
soslas INK. s'ac: sefas X. y boxes. Sc
per box sodas NIX. : boxes, CSC per
tun,blss. assorted cakes. etc. iisgl3c: gin-
gar ard lemon SNAPS. he per H. pilot
bread. si@e. Galetta - usual discount
per doz. ssea; quarts. per DIES. ss225; chow
chow, quarts, per dox, Sc =: Picaiini. pints
per DDS, 80: pickles in wood kegs. mixed
ard p,Ssn.. - each s, sr.neis, plain and
Ne. /. nar sal, asc.
Vinegar uobhias1-~ Barrels. so-gr. per gal
he: .s,xr Per gal. Fps. s*-eois, So-sr. per
Besn< dchstBxt-S Small white. per 70.
s; pink. per ID, *; BAycs. per 10. 4isc
Rics tiohhlaxl~ Iausn. es.c. Ch.na. SIC;
island s,sc: Rangeoa. sac; louisiana, g. a
Dried Peas siobhsng,-rfsld. green. sgc:
field. yellow. 2ssc-
Sal, acknowledgements. Ee-'h sacks
per ten se4zs@s: American dairy. 81 70
sacks. yer ton, 81: Coast. BATTLE-GROUND
iee-fo sacks. per tor. s., A-'o sacks per
tcsi, e.. a-f. sacks 81 N e8le g: s-ih sacks
q IN bale g. le-fb sacks, - N baie. s..
Canned tsoa.ia.
Canned VEGETABLES TO- hi7 g}--Temstsss
sts-ie, segsasI. Is. tomatoes. gallons. s. 80;
Silver S1isid. s5te. sugar peas sacg
a.s2i ssfiag eeaas, secsfl-is; Lima heaaA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-04-04
THE WHIRLJNG WHEEL.

When going through a rut, washout
or gully, be careful to keep your feet
rpon the pedals, and thcraGy avoid
what might be q serious accident. T.. ~
% Sporting. Life wisely remarks that
the bones and muscles Of the human
body, it is. said, are capable of 12 diff
ferent rnoyements-afa fact which the be-
ginner fully realizes the day after n
lesson. i@'t"~ g.#... =. 40 =
Informal announcement has been re-
i;ceived that the Swiss, Belgian and Ital-
Jan governments have decided to admit
touring L. A. w. members to cross their
frontiers without requiring. the pay-
nlent Of duty or the deposit Of money at
the customs stations. ''5
, August Lchr, the short distance
champion Of Germany, and Karl Kascr.
the champion Of Switzerland, have nr-
rived in this country to ride in races
against American professionals. o In nj
( lines Of sports America is q gold mine.
and Europeans are not long in making
the discovery.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-04-04

Fresh air. good food and pure water
are the three prime essentials in the,
nursery. ....
An infants thirst is not quenched by
milk 1t needs clean water to drink
with regularity.
Always hold baby in your arms
when fccdir in about the same posi-
tion as if nursing it.
Rubber. tubes. complicated nipples
and nursing bottles are dangerous and
should never be used
Regular habits, proper food and long
hours of sleep are necessary conditions
to healthy infant. ,....-
Have n rule for feeding the baby and
do not vary from it. Without regular
ity the mother becomes a slave.
Light and loose clothing and fire.
quent bathing or cool sponging are
necessities for the infant in hot
weather.
Plain boiled water given between
feelings viii often aid the digestion
and satisfy the child when restless.
Never put bottle nipple into your
mouth and then into the baby's mouth.
This will often provedangerous.
Feeding at night after the third
month is both inconvenient and un-
necessary. Sleep at night is better than
food.