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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-07
Wall Paper
Confessions:

That satisfied feeling that
goes with a clean, newly
papered house, is worth
twice it's cost, We have re-
moved the principal obsta-
Gle which stands between
you and New Wall Paper by
cutting the price down to a
minimum. This is an extra
ordinary confession on our
part. The quality of our
stock is unequalled-in va
riety it is matchless.
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Guaranteed for One Year from
Date of Sale.

They are made by one of the very
Oldest firms in the building of Bicy-
cles in the United States. Nineteen
years of experience in this line en-
ables them to give the riders of their
Wheels the benefit of every up-to-date
feature that has been demonstrated
to be practicable and durable. They
are the handsomest, and lightest run
ming Wheels built, gear considered.
1t will be to your interest to inves-
tigate them before choosing your '9s
mount.
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We HAVE THEM,
By the last Zealandia full line Of
SyIph and Overland Bicycles

These are the Wheels that have q
worldwide reputation for stability
and reliability. Strictly high grade
in the fullest sense of the word, and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-07
THE HIGH REPUTATION

OF the Criterion Barber shop, since
the advent of the introduction of the
individual cups, is constantly increas-
ing. People, who formerly shaved at
home, now patronize this shop.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-07

well conducted, well printed and
well made up newspaper enhances the
value of its advertising pages. The
Star is the best medium.
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HOP HONG,
Tailor.

A Fine Assortment of American,
English and Scotch Cloths on hand.
Good Work and First Glass Fit
Guaranteed. Clothes Cleaned and Re-
paired.
No. 40 Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, II. I.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-07
j. M. MON RRAT,
attorney At LAW, REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENT
Searcher of Records
for the States of New M

Coffee Lands for Sale Lease Papa Oeomoana Koo and
celebrated
will be sold either in
For SALE-I. IS of Coffee Nahku, The
land lies we'll of excellent quality running
stream most of the of Tao Land Waanu
Kooau, Maui, Keanae.
For LEAsE.-I House and Lot Waikiki The
furnished and kitchen
servans house stables
These premises will be leased
Cartwright Block, opp. Post Office Tele. g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-02-18

John p. Green, an Ohio politician Of
some note, not long ago was appointed
to fairly good place in one Of the de-
partments at Washington. At home
Green is "a crimiDal> lawyer and is
known by his success in influencing the
feelings Of the jury. He weeps natural
tears at the right time, rends his hair
and does other things which successful
lawyers do. His department position
pays ~, 500 year. Green told his Ohio
friends that he earned as much at home
from his practice. They thought he
ought to have had something better.
"Of course l ought, said Green, 'and
hope to get something better, but let
me tell you this, the 80, 800 get now
comes good deal easier than the 81, 500
earned ut home. tell you, this thing
Of shedding tears and tearing your hair
before u jury il no easy business. 1t
| will wear any man out. IL / bad to
keep at it much longer, it would surely
break down my constitution. You don Z
know what it means to me to get that
". 500 without teafs Between 81, BOO
with tears as praotioing member OF
the bar and 81, 500 without tears in the
employ Of the government CHOOSE the
latter every time. - - Augusta (Ga.
Chronicle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-02-18

Which would you rather possess
money or political inhuencel''
Money, Of course; because then l
could have both. Brooklyn Life.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-02-18
CURLS.

Kissing her neck and oinging round her ears,
Straying adown her brow IA though to gaze
Into her violet eyes, IA sunny maze
or sunny curls lay In its sunny years.
Parted her lips, and all the world grew gay
To hear the music at the gates OF pearl.
Dimpled her cheeks, and lol each pretty
curl,
Shaking with sunshine, made midwinter May.
And l, who safe within q dusty den,
Brooding DER books and kissing withered
how'rs,
Forgot my lore and all my lonely hours
And watched her curls and loved the world
again.
-. J. Bell In New Illustrated Magazine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-02-18

No matter what representations are made to you
no matter who button holes you let your own
good, sound, judgment carry you where you are
sure you get what you want as it should be for
what it should cost-not penny more HERE
in THE LARGEST MEMS, WOMEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING HOUSE in WASH
INGTON- in the entire South for that matter.
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JOB p r IN 7 IN G
sUoHA
LARGE POSTERS, HANDBILLS,
CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BLANKS,
BILL-HEADS,
Together with every other description OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
Executed with neatness and dispatch.

Yearly advertisers will be allowed 70
change four times during the year without
charge. Advertisements should be marked
with time and space they are to occupy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-02
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The noard cf Trade.

CHT-AGo Arr!i Wheat opened firm
al prices unchanged TO sc higher than
Yesterdays closing figures. and IN the
course of the first hours trading made a
further advance of nearly tsc. DuTiag this
time the volume OF business WAS cansa3-
erabfy heavier than OF late. The strength
was principally due TO the statement OF
JoSeph Letter shxn he had disposed %
sSe0qo bushels OF wheat Monday hast for
export.
This Indication OF an urgent demand for
wheat from abroad tended TO make shorts
uneasy In addition 10 that; hoNsssr, the
New York stock market had recovered an
opening decline before trading commenced
here Another bull help WAS the esg fall
irg of in Argentine shipments since last
week Liverpool vas up aI|d AT the
opening Under good demand freEn
shorts and some investment buying. July,
which has. opened at Ss4Hsefxc. advanced
q slow decline ensaed. the price finally get
ting hack TO sac. around which figure IL
hung for some time
AFTER the noon hour The MARIE began 10
show the effect Of the disturbing nature Of
the news from Washington. and che weak
been lixh; and scattered ap 20 that time.
Increased sn volume. many Of tue early
bEyevs parsiaz their lines on the market
again TIA. liquidation. however. only re-
suited Ia knocking down sise price 10 81.
sfs1txc About this time talk or further
heavy cash sales was circulated on the
rsoor Besides the heavy sales reported
Lester had aecepsances OF iSasA bushels
,tYsTesi By ca bic yesterday afternoon. To-
go fer New York. and 10. % for domestic
milling. Other sales Of en.isa bushels were
reported for expert The remarkably
heavy cash sales caused selling 10 ssoc
very suddenly late N ths soBtaa. A.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


NEW YORK. April f-R. c.. Dun g. Co s.
weekly review OF trade will say tomorrow:
ton OF the Maine February Is. failures in
three months are smaller than in the first
quarter OF any year since 1855. The ratio
Of defanited liabilities to payments through
that quarter since ls&l- The average Of
liabilities Der firm IN business has been the
smallest since $50. and the average OF liza
biIities per failure has been lower than
ever before. In any quarter. II is espe-
cially significant that the failures for 1erss
than sin3 90 without material decrease IN
number. were - per cent. smaller in las.
year in manufacturing. and 2S per cent.
smaller in trading.
The war cloud which msny have inferred
must have increased commercial disaster
yet and while there Is some decline In the
new orders for industries. nearly all live
works are covered 10 far ahead that the
S nave s advanced and per cent. which used
20 he the ruling rate in active times. again
prevails. which compels many spectators
10 ilatidate But the imports of gold go far
to prevent any real anxiety. Moreover.
although part Of the hypothecated ex-
change on Europe has been sold and or
about sac -, On more yet in the banks at
New York anc ST. p.ooo in other cities.
against which gold is liable TO be imported.
because there IL snail prospect 2. any BET
continues, Atlsnstc exports Being 25fseA
bushels Hour Included. for the week.
against .fa.sss lass year. and Pacific ex-
ports $40 III bsrxhels against 1890 last
year and for the past Ave weeks from both
coasts sns. exuoT.s have been IL, 80 sls bush
els against s ~. 81 last year. Meanwhile
corn exports have been for the week
-eT srsa bushes against s. ST. bushels
las, wear. All the speculative movements
al the wess have been less influential than
this heavy continued buying Of grain. and
western receipts begin TO fan OF as IL sup
niles were 10 longer unlimited.
Wheat has declined slightly. but corn
has advanced lac for the week. and TO one
Raaxsnes that foreign troubles can check
the ousgo. Cotton has advanced an eighth
because az the Idea thar the production
may be reduced, although geceipts from
Plantations thus far have been greater
b. 80 on bales than III 1856 from the isyg
.<t crop ever raised. and while the mills
are nearly al active. the consumption does
nc. exceed the maximum.
The sY1aiiest sales Of v3sI for many
years are reported AZ Boston. and al she
three chief markets sales have been only
l. 81. 800 pounds for the week and about q
hftA OF las. years Tor the quarter. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-02

Steamer Alice blanchard sails - 4Ae
Sth for AiAskas pCrts.
The steamer CxarinA - expected - 90
rive from Dyea and akAGWay today.
Steamers Noyo. Utopia, PrUtectjau ard
Navarro are due from Alaskan ports.
Ship Tacoma - loading coal At The Pa
csfic Coast bunkers for oan FrAnceooo.
The schooner Laurel II q Ballard ~
derxoing repairs and . general oveeAAul.
ing.
Ghip Lucille, Capt. Anderson. 10 Joadfng
coal az the Pactac Coast ounkess 3ue In
Francisco.
Ship Occidental u expected 10 oon 3 Q
day or two for. Alaa,ean p0rtA. ~ -
loaded with lumber and freight.
The schooner Gen. Slelfn II expecfo0 -
leave today for Cook inlet and Co0p6P
river porta, carrying freight and pa6SoGs-
gers. Thirty have aiready GnnGo6
berths. and several more are expecf&G 10
arrive before she gets away.
Steamer 0crfie Storey Win ieavo today
or tomorrow for Fo&ouAek, kadiak laoan6,
where she will fish for salmon. - V0l
take up supplies for the AAasaa c1nn&Ss
les. and expects to b 9une elx ~ oo1Ae
months. She 10 commanded 6y Cast.
Mfsier.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. April 1.-The process
which went on In the stock market today
was crumhiing ard disintesraIion o,
prices There Was large and Influential
party in the exchange who manifested
their confidence In a peaceful settiement
between the United States and spain. ana
who increased values on securities by de-
tersnlned support Of prices all through the
early dealings. The buying by this eie-
ment during the morning hours was very
large, but prices kept slipping downward.
proved too heavy 70 carry. and the attempt
WAS abandoned In the afternoon when a
general and heavy liquidation was In faii
force Some feeble rallies near the close
cline was due 10 short selling. but the re-
coverses from the lowest were very small
and the net LOSSES on the day run from
TWO 10 over five points In the principal
confidence by some operators that war
would be aver'e6 was shrouded In some
mystery. IL seems to Ne founded on the
report that the interest on spanish TOURS.
which was paid today In spite Of recent
doubts whether The money would ha forth
coming. was advanced by the Rothschilds.
and that the advance was based on knowi-
edge that the spanish government would
make peaceshie settlement OF the de-
msnds % the United States. But a. the
day advanced the fac. took more and
Washington ;has the Spanish government
had. on tho contrary. refused the ssema nds
of The Tinted states The coaseusfsnc,ss
seemed necessarily 10 be tina. the whole
question would be submitted % congress
fer settlement. This was felt 10 involve
the abandonment o. diplomacy and an
early resort to fierce.
All she indications usually regarded as
Trustworthy as 20 political developments
were very contradictory In the early trad
ing American securities. after opening OF
in Isoador Improved before the openine
hour and advanced quite freely after trad
snx had commenced In New York This
early weakness was In spite Of the fact
that early ativicez from Madrid we're rather
opfts~s~tEc. Spanish fours which we~s,
London before the rally set in taen re-
covered IA. apparently on the early
strength shown nv the New York stock
market. This early strength herr rallied
sr.ees several times 20 or near ,sss night
level afs1 ii was not untii ,he afternoon
that the market took on iss decisive tone
Of weakness
A significant feature Of the aav was the
marking up ~ call loans Ia & per cent.
Tssss was aae II the calling Of moderate
a.lt ,As shifting Of those loans ievpiones,
srssn amount OF money offerings and
the sharp sfl3ening in rases was the con-
seaueGee-
Exchange rates responded - the harden
sng az money by = fractional decline.
iTsr>crt weS a8iv about k&sassss The growth
- ths SetisnS fer Wash.Eg.ea account as
I'VE tgv progressed was IN essential factns
IN the late break In the stock market
fsoteds were nos 50 Aesivs as stocks. but
NE vcsvsae aF liuutdasiars Increased a.
he das progressed. sna scrse sharp net
! lasses are shown. Total sstes n $50 ana
Government bonds were weak thrcuxhsss.
The ae~ tours ssoupos .eli "a the new
foars registered :. the eli fav.s rsxisterss
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General Quotations.

General Quotations.
Receipts isf7i barrels. exports,
lot.sl2 barrels. market steady.
wheat-Receipts. $50 bushels: exports.
1889 bushels: spot firm. No. red. $Leli4.
I. o h.: options opened 'irmer small
Northwestern receipts and covering. ard
advanced further on acftve exrort sales,
the close being sArsSc higher: No. red.
Nav. closed ut asi.c.
coffee-Options closed steady: un-
changed TO 10 points higher. Sa,es, 2sa
bags including: April. 53ssf5. 80. May.
s.ae6s5 40c. spot-Rio. strong. No IN
voice, Sac: No. tohhing. s,.c. Mild
steady; Cordova. sAai6c
Suxar-Raw. strong: fair refining. 34sc
centrifugal es test, Tsc, refined. strong.
Wooi--Qulet-
Bops--Sfeadv.
petroieum-Duil.
Metals.
Pig iron-wsrrants. dull a; ESQ bid and
&0 asked.
Coprer-I.ake. quiet At $3.50 bid and
sfs ssked.
Tyu-sls - bid and sI&s asked
Stsel,sr~-AS bid and $i.2s asked.
Isaa-Dili at N-5e tsj and Sc. - asked
The firm that Axes the selling price for
esair,ers and ssnelters quotes lead al $3.50 at
ths close.
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BOaton stock Marke,
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Flna nclal.

NEW YORK. April 1.-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegram says:
THE stock markets were feverish today,
pending development OF the American
Spanish controversy. Having interviewed
leading men and other financial houses
here j find that the consensus OF opinion
favors an amicable settlement. The be-
lief here il that President Mckinley
framed the dispatch to Spain so that while
thoroughly preserving American dignity.
Spanish pride was fully considered. Weak
bulls of Americans wers unable TO stand
the tension on their nerves. and flung away
stocks Unfortunately. ThA move was as
sisted by a sharp fall In Spanish II, 10 ~.
although they subsequently closed at 5oia.
This drop must not be connected solely
with the strained rels atoms with the United
States. but IA result OF the forced sales
al Paris alluded 10 in the dispatches yes
terdsv. and which have now probably
ceased. Northern Pacific was exceptional
~ bought nv Germany. Braziis were nat.
The Paris haurse was duh during the Pc
,iod OF settlement
CIoaipg Quotations.
LONDON April CLOSING: Canadian
Pacific. S9s: bar silver. quiet at 81 ll-lsd
per ounce. money. ~ per cent.
BPendstuffs.
LIVERPOOL. April f.-Close: Corn
April steady nj 3s 2ISd: May. steady at Sd
aasd, July, steady at 3s ID
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Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO. April 1.-Only about $50 head
OF cattle were received today. and sales
were NJ low pricex Sales were at sn tx-
frene range Of 81 .s6Q US-50 for beef steers.
the greater part going for 81. s0lf6s0: stock
ers and feeders xa5sGl465. Calves were
stronger. a few selling within Toe OF s..
Hogs were strong and Sc higher Sales
were largely at $&n3.as. poorest selling at
s.. a. and prime heavy at -.
Sheep and lambs we're strong and ia good
demand: sheep. s.. 5Jdf4. -: shorn. g. s5&14. 30;
unshorn. chiefly at s4.51lf3. 20; yearling
sheep. a. s0fY5i0. Lambs were active at
81 TsEts U5 for ~s,orr and Ts9fG for wooded
Receipts~-cattle. 2.s0e: hogs. 1900:
sneep. Geo.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aprii Market active and
stronger, receipts 800 head. Native beef
steers s.. asuSio. Western steers. IL o1s
4A. Texas steers 81 2ssi4G: cows and hetf-
ers. g. a0pt1: Gamers. 81. 24f3: stockers
and feeders. 1856: bulls and stays, $2.59
m310
Uoes-Receipas $50: market about 5e
higher. heavy &s.Ssaf3. IS: mixed. 81 eAt3 81;
light 81 aa1S.s7i-: bulk of sales. ss.6sG3sS.
Sheep~-Receipts. 3.loo head. market
steady. fair 10 choice natives. S.,Su4S5,
fair 10 choice Westerns 81 esftss, common
and sock sheep. ksaft: lanhs A0es5.'a.
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THE WOOL MARKET.


London.
LONDON, April 1.-The present series
OF The colonial wool sales closed today
with small number OF buyers present
The offerings aggregated LISA bales. ana
consisted OF a good selection. Prices
We're well maintained. The bidding was
brisk. with medium and faulty selling
quickly TO the continent During the
series 1900 bales were taken by American
representatives. The following are the
sales In detail.
New South WaleS-3 90 bales: secured
Sisd9is Sd. greasy 5L9f10d
yictorfa--iS0 bales: greasy. 5kdf7is I'd
md.
New Zealand-4.4oe bales; secured. s,.Q
lid. greasy, 5xWiid.
Cape OF Good Hope and NATAL. 100
bales; secured. N.d@ls ID: greasy, 5A0ed.
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Dpok Qnoso1sms w<ses
Fseur-Nst cash for family exsraA 34z
J. Ehs.t- salspsax. a34 sew 80. and
6sfseJ--Feed. N-is.saLD. hrevtnG. nomi-
Ozts--Poor to fair. a.zzHas ~; eood TO
surprise. iL1Tl,EK. ~
r.opr.. quarter SACKS. 5,Sso: Do Oregon.
80: wheef c<rszss. DE- Do OFsgoa. L.:
esntais. OREGON. Isse. Sesss. ssck.. =:
corn. ceasals. -: posassss. sselEE. III:
DO oregea, lzs4: eaiens. saclz. 81: do Me-
- .sizlin ss ~: ssss ~ e so cfs ssas.
raisins, sanes. LSs: snscksiivsf. 6asks.
-: wiae. sai'oas. 49,; brandy. gaaoas.
Cssssag oss4e4ssns.
Wheaf--Stesdy: Nay. Ells3s: Dseembsr.
!, Essfiey-sseaay: Deaemb<r. n11s: Nay.
So ST.. e., yellow. a.~si-n.
Wssa ana HspA.
woos-Faii: Southern coas. iaMbs, -
20 SaH Joaquin lambs. s3&e. Northern
lambs, uWI5c. San Joaquin pains. SG1c;
-Hops--Old crop. nominal: new, ISaG
i5sxc per 80 for California
Proauee. Fruit. Etc.
4siistuffs- Aiddiinxs, sed3SO
hay-W heat, 3lsW2-1e: wheat and est,
xA~As9Z. beN barley. HIUls. Alfalfa xiz
0lz: clover, n2sLfgi4: stock. tf2uIs: eofs.-
pressed wheat, $isn2s; straw. per hale,
ssi4s14sc-
Observation-Disclosures. Early Rose. 100
&C. River Eurbanks, S09S9c: Oregon Bur-
barks, sDasee: River Reds. 2Qssc: sweet.
!s9sse. ssive-xkin onions. e-aazss: hot
house cucamhers. S0c4t&I per dou; garlic,
45xasc. green peas, IixN3c: okra. IzsxE15c::
asparagus, Sc. egg plant. isc: Chile green
peppers. 41Ec. rhubarb. ts9@0c.
Fruit--Appies. choice. G-zsMI LIS; orauges
rsyeis Nm5.1ss Mexican HINES, repsick
.sfts. common California lemons 5Or6
o. choice California lemons 1lx6l Sd.
bananas, HAL per bunch: pspeapples.
s3Et4 per 6oz.
Bufter--Faney creamery. isc: DO Sec
onas. IsalSsc. fancy dairy. &c; do seq
ouds. f5sriSc.
cheess-New, ssxqiec: California cream
cheddar. iossaIlc; Young American, VOC
lie: Eastern. I2Elsc.
Eggs Store. l3l4syi4c: fancy ranch. u
alSc.
Pouliry-Turkey gobblers. Ia@i3c per Id;
turkey hens. leffi3c: old roosters, g. 80
SD. young ROSTERS, G.S03l3.J6. small
broaiers. EQ4.a1. large hro!lers. S5.iAa65D:
flyers. 36-5aM7. hens. Eat: old ducks. 81
Q5; geese. Sts106fl7 rs per pair. old pigeons.
d-E41.so: young pigeons. S.02O
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tLasn WHEAT MARKET.

= ~. No, Aesli s.--Tsse=e IA M, change
9ys,~ assl whees market. exert tha.
(ozxs :. sIsi iakiax everS taleS thai Is
LA eAosre ssss sss,sasne ~, - 800,
y as wssgat ssp0fs yssuss weise are
~ 49, assla ard ~ Sc se- valley
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As FRANCISCO NAEkrrx
hreadSsuG..

lss,. FRANCISCO. Apr s-wheat Is
e1sH T. s.w unchanged. Rayfss Is
~ ns,Ss. Mssa spar and s.rsinns. The
y seed .Ad straax.
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We are now prepared 70 a. ooapoGoe,en
for the trade (any meAourel u 0Gopoe00
Minion. BREWER and Long Primes. 0nttos
faction guaranteed. Cali q addrem -.
Intelligencer. Seattle.
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ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO.
4 4. Johnson Albert Bryan. Removed
90 IA Railroad ayenus. Islsphens, Naia a.
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3FThE WHEAT MARKET.

r ~sss,.~Ne ! cluo, sc. No. ! hluesse,,,
sa,.s..ssIh hs wheat. No. elias. ne: No.
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fN1n., ,.-- -
soAA WHEAT MARKET.

$500. Apfii f.--Weseat - FIRM ara IN
- Ne eiab, sssagYi71se: Ne. i ts,,se-
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nrst - - esad.tlon u ne tssasuzy
ahoWs-
Ayailnhae cash halancs saGlsks0
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Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the hut
ter market WAS firm: creamery. I3Q1sc
dairy. iialTc.
Cheese--tluiet: Size.
Eggs-Sieady: fresh, Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-02

df0Fe = enod Hsanv shorts 10 coTer. The
market Was decidedly STRONG toward tbs
c3ane- even My. M to that Tine 1suogt
II stAndstiu. xhaxinx IN the nrnnere.
July raafed 70 x1r 1n1 ctoHes AT ssI&sfx3r
Nay ranged from 3sIot 70 n. as*. and closed
~ ~
a. about yesterdays figures. May closed
unchanged
Oats were quiet. selling being princiuasiv
n 4he way os realIxing. Nay csused &c
higher.
Provisions early were very Erorx. At
the opening figures. however. short seIHnr
Was too heavy for the market To xtard n
under. ard the price declined. The marie9
closed rather easy. at .astde figures. Nav
pork closed re lower. Nay lard iakc Ion.
e. ard May ribs &c lower.