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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-04-16
DENTISTRY.

DR.. D. F. Hollister, an expert
tooth extractor, has a medicine
which renders tooth extracting
painless, and people need no long
er experience that awful dread
which often unnerves them worse
than the operation.
His plate work is of the finest.
A fit guaranteed in all cases.
Broken plates mended and made as
good a new. Fine god Filings a
speciality.
Special attention paid to treating
and regulating children's teeth.
Mothers, do not neglect your chill
dren's teeth.
Ulcers and abcesses, together
with all diseases of the mouth, per-
manently cured. Examination
free.
Will be at Bonner's Ferry, May
4th and 9th.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-04-16
Idahoans who Want to Fight.

Governor Steunenberg has re-
ceived offers of services for military
duty from large number of men
since the Spanish situation became
acute. The men coming forward
offer to serve in any capacity in
which they can be useful in the
event of Idaho being called upon to
furnish troops to assist in prose-
cutting a war with Spain. Among
those who have thus rendered their
services are the following.
Captain Bledsoe, Boise.
Harlan Peaey, Boise.
c. G. Cavanah, Boise.
Captain George Little, Caldwell.
Eight Citizens of Boise County.
George M. Parsons, Boise.
Marcellus NJ. M. Martin, Clifton.
Col. w. W. Hammell, Nez Perez.
F. W. Hunt, Glbbonsville.
V. L. Gross. Camp Reed.
E. H. Jeanjaquet, Salmon.
Charles G. Chambers, Mullan.
w. H. Hart, Fort Grant, Ariz.
Moses H. Hopper, Salubria.
Col. J. w. Jones, Blackfoot.
Col. E. A. McKsnna, Gennesee.
w. G. Maxey, Caldwell.
Pierce O'Connor, Boise,
George H. Pease, Rathdrum.
F. L. Young, Baker City, Or.
Thomas Hamer, St. Anthony.
Orlando 7. Ralph, Moscow.
Edward Flannery, Haley.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-04-16
Unhappy Goldbugs.

THE town election at Rathdrum
seems to have left the goldbugs of
that place in very unhappy state
of mind, judging by the last issue
of their organ, the Blade. 1t seems
that Simon Beck, silver republican,
duwned Mr.. Hart, the Mckinley
man, by vote of 60 to SO. This
result appears the more CALLING, too,
because Mr.. Hart is one of the
very foremost Mckinley men in
the county, while Mr.. Beck is an
unassuming citizen, following the
calling of blacksmith, and taking
very little interest in politics. 1t
may be, too, that the fact that the
town was crowded with people
from all over the county lin at
tendance at court) added not a
little to the chagrin of the followers
of Mark Hanna. 1t was enough to
be dOwned in their own stronghold
by the hated siiverites, but to have
their humiliation with essed by the
whole county was more than they
could stand, hence, we presume,
this overflow of bile in the last is
sue of their organ, the Blade. But
it strikes us that the Blade has
gone beyond the limits of decent
journalism in its coarse and un-
called for attacks upon the ladies
of Rathdrum. Men will often say
things in the heat of campaign
that may be fairly overlooked, but
after the battle is over and the con-
test ended, such slurs and insin-
nations are intolerable, especially
when directed towards ladies. The
ladies had as good right as the
men to rejoice at the downfall of
the intimidating ring that has held
complete sway at Rathdrum for
years.
The HERALD has talked with a
number of reliable persons who
witnessed the silver peoples
demonstration at Rathdrum, and
without exception they tell us the
men conducted themselves as gent
lemen and the ladies as ladies, or
as ladies and gentlemen usually
conduct themselves, allowing fox
an occasion for great rejoicing.
In conclusion, it occurs to the
HERALD that if the Blade desires
to assume such a high plane OF
morals, and to be so particular
about what children see and hear
= it will Gull from its columns some
of the vile and vulgar language APP
pearing therein.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-04-16

Hoods Pills are prompt, effici
ent, always reliable, easy at take,
easy to operate 25c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27

NEW YORK. Arrii es.--prsces Of s.a~ks
swurls iazily upwards today covering
sh3at the same range as In the downward
course OF yesterday. it vas traders
rfarEet as was that or yesterday No
operations on a large scale were veFtturea
upon. nor IS there any outside tnteres. f.,
the market aside from some desUIsorv
buying OF small lots through com mis- i,r,
houses Todays advance. however sosy1
pgt stop even 70 this, as the bidding az
this character comes fran bargain hun
tiers. whose orders are placed ucon a scale
o. prices downs ard. The market was so
narrow that the buying for London was
quite q conspicuous feature. though "a IT,
self small BUT this buying Is rather sig
nificart In SPITE Of Cts small volume Il
Was induced by the declarations OF rsa-
trzlity on the part OF Great Britain.
France a:d Mckee sud frfims'Eoas Of A
similar attitude econ 20 be adopted by
ether powers
The demand fer Americans in London
was stimulated. also, By the strength az
the general markets, which we're active
ard strong on the easier money conditions
fxAo ssssaSsh reflected from London was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27
CHICAGO MARKETA


CHICAGO. AprH 18-w1th the Liverpool
market in state OF violent excitement and
prices OF the article for July delivery equal
somewhat surprising when July opened ,,
this market today at an advance or only
2Aa2ec: The buying fever was not entirely
itatton another cent was added to the price.
Leading bull operators unloaded millions Of
bushels on this 'tempting swell. and &c
kets likewise gave evidence OF an over
supply and toppled of 2d3c. Second Liver
pool cables showed a good decline, but
were Offset by advances on the continent
equal 10 sixa''z4c at Antwerp.
Bradstreet's report gave the worlds wis.,
BILE supply at a decrease OF lsi6.n0. and
were overloaded and took every opportu..
nifty to tighten their load an advance OF
1isd In the ocean freights bringing the rate
Kingdom ports This WAS the cause Of the
latest weak phase OF the market here.
which brought II down 70 ss4c for July
and prevented more than Its fractional re-
During the. epsnins excitement ssa, ,,r,.. May Y
and I, eased of slowly to 8 9is. closing rs
eie,tc higher IT s..Gs5c adya nc, d,o e ssc.
let gain Of Naio latter reported cash
sales OF 600 900 bushels.
Corn was very strong and somewhat ex..
cited for a while. but suffered. as did all
others OF the speculative markets. on
heavy selling bv longs to realize profitA
July closed UNCHANGED.
Oats started strong and higher. but Ike
wheat and corn lost all the advance under
free selling by longs. July closed UNI
changed.
Provisions opened under the influence OF
the excited demand for all commodities OF
American production Liverpool made a
each in lard and hams. The sellers were
too numerous for prices to hold. and consc-
uiestly the best prices of the day were
made at the beginning. Pork showed at
one time a Csc gain but only nc at the
close. July lard closed nc net higher,
July ribs 2ifc net lower.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27

essck chssyses. 9: peaeh<s. California III
frspes. 6 .aI.s s pisss. e.SiGa.Ss: ss s
gohnsoas, hsao Fss-As.er!s. sass. ssPss
sins. ssUNz s: sK-m fins. 81 81: $3.50
-: .pricots. n.A: hizckberries IN nm
s1aa4 ssiies 1 ssns sJe: 80 IN ' ,;as
grapes. 44-10 tins. q 70
1aassL Tseaa anA Ceraaee.
Nails uobhingl-Ssx nst. cut steel
=, e "a 80; - 70 -. wirs. 1kA
saas ,s..ie 's ssos 49, - 4: a-Psss
and Toledo. SC: fyee crosscut saw. Sc per
e: Canadian racer snd rasor stee.. &C per
ni.axe ss ,:r s ses ssn ss s. H.
oil Per DOE: ron. s46s per dos Hs.eneis
nss az 8 . e e:r sss
kst 0r1ndssonss-lA6.c mar Is. Wsdees
-sseeL y9llc Per b. fnes-~ and , per
=: ra.,: . . Oh: sseseye. . and 70
scythss ana snaths-4c Per cent. OK
Ice Cream Freexers-White Mountain.
% and ~ per cent on: Lightning. 80 per
scs,es-Hove and F.irsank's. platform,
31-o00 per cent ca list. Buffalo. N01
Per CENT, on Ess; counter. = per csat Cd
Koss sSs5. esTs sm 's ana
largsr. ne Der p: D-tArsaA. - - =;
iasesf: e; I1thfsaA. Ne; = and s-thrsaA
sci tarr.s iash yarn; si..i T4e psr = :.
stsmns1 3 and y 10 . per ceat. "a. '-'
Qranitsware-G and 70 per cent. "a.
Qakum-Per bale, 0.045N.
Wtfe-hkAck. pain. 0.75: eatvaniaed.
bsrbed fence. saS; green wire cloth. N.N
p Fo. "a r. euosn.ns,-sl.cs blasting. ,~
keE. NSi 8 per cent. Ciant-Hercules
pounda. - per cent. Hercules Or Ju6sca
dynamite, 6.@@7: Champion or Triumph
stump. ~ %. Improved Judson stump.
40: Golden Pheasant sporting, Nh
~ As. pusa ss s i ssUs'as per sss
shot uobbtnk.-Drop. q. $ per hag: buck
shot n0: chilled shot. e1.8
Fuse-Per Les double tape. ts.5e: triple
aeavy HarAwase.
Wire Rope-Lsst.
BAR Iror oobbing)-Bass sissA tls567
p ra ~. fp se5ssz po e Dss Iron mn
IA black. So per cent. on list: larger
sases. 90 and 10 per cent: galvanized "
and under. - and per cent. Oh: larger
sizes. Is and per cent. OK list.
Sheet Zine GabsinE,-1'4c per 10
BRIGHT sa IL Ai isr % per bos TX sss u.s.
s sis: reSipped. sex;s. SIS. '''~' ~'~
Sheet Iron jobhing)-American. COM
mon. No. e. $50. galvanized. 10 ana 10
s, ssIaIs &c s p.s IS SIC Per ID;
Solder uobbinEj-Tfnners. hals-and- hals.
10 per ID: extra Wfping 16c
Oiis and Iarpentine. !.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27

= ASAf1 the sa&a az the nagnstD ceon1ao
ID ccotAct with tho hraos paAtn md MO-
netl11ug thefA n the poine OF contact
Tae sand falls In = stream in frosf o. the
brass paates> and m IL does 30 the particles
OF iron ore are drawa out. adhering 10 the
rlAtsA where they. too. are maenesssed.
TIE upper magnet catches the greater
portion q the ore. the last particles re-
manning in the sand being eaaEht by the
lower magnet A coumusasor breaks the
current AZ Intervals. thus demagnetissnE
the ptAtso aud allowing the accumulated
ore TO drop into hoppers. from which ii is
conveyed cut sf the separator: the ore In
the sand varies from TO $ per cent Tha
appear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27

The admitt lance Of laales into the Brit
tsh house Of commcns and the accomuso-
dasicA to be provided TOR them has been
the subject Of a recent debate. aud IT, IL
noted that on many previous occasions
the women folks. have been the cause
OF lsgislatiuxf In thaf honorable hoose."
AZ lone ago ~ les, judging ny the foi-
lowing entry Ia the journals OF the COM
mons women were asserting their rights
OF entry 90 the house. eCfaefess that
the comsnAmaer-tn-chsef of the guard
that do guard the house from time to
time. do keep the clAmorous women from
coming up the stairs leading TO the house
Of commons door In the following csa-
fury. however, the cleueorous woman
invaded not only the stairs. but the
house itself. and obtained. for time. a.
least. prsviiswse which ara denied to ths
feminine politician Of todey. a special
interest was taken b. the ladies Of the
period In the two great debates which fol-
lowed this arrest Of wines in 1sEt. and
they certainly showed remarkable pow
ers OF endurance. Lady Rockingham and
Lady Sondcs sat out both the wilkes de-
bafes. although che f1rst lasted eleven
hours. and the second seventeen. Tho
Duchess Of Richmond listened to the
whole Of the second debate. but her
friends Lady Mary Coke and Lady Penn
broke. were less conscientious. sTAsy
eame.' says walpole. after the opera,
but think did not stay above seven -
eight hours at most
Women appear to have been admitted
. freely until the fatal I'd Of February,
i57S. when the Duchess OF Devonsnire and
nifty other ladies' were turned out OF the
house after many vain struggles and pro-
tests. II was nearly sixty years before
the sentence Of exclusion Was Withdrawal.
although during the interval according
to Hatseli. ladies. many Of the highest
rank. made several powerful efforts .
be admitted"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

-Four took another turn yesterday and
~ California brands are now quoted AT
sss barrel and the Centennial mills. OF
ns si.t. raised ;Aeir hraa,ts. klunsiiae
~, ~ ussa prop. IS st,a and 81; IS respect
ssy The Novelty mill quotes patcnl .sx-
ss'ie@ a. s. and Novelty n a; s...s. There
esesy psoha billy OF further ivsnce
18TH he ncxs day or So. Tha offering
es fer milling wheat II higher today
SsAn has ever been quoted befcee. asc fer
Ne ] siah and asc for No. I hllestem.
asassls az al kinds nave advanced
ss-.piss See quotations annnancri tofay.
mere r. slight drop in haste~. Wash
ea creamery now being anp,e.l a, &c.
ALss,nse ix ret very plentiful II the mar
ssFdss .'''@
Walia Walla asparagus WAS sn the mar
- aSA1 yesterday and Is .us ting with
49, saie The shipment or California as
skbs aat arrived ou The last steamer -
EseswAa4y dead stock. having arrived hsre
very poor condition. The same can
sala g. ise green peas shipped from san
Ia ssa,sgisssslsars and stars are isc
, ssSssf than last weeks quotations LOGS
$50 '0h'Sr shew signs OF weakenins.
a. as fellea INK prices are being offered 10
+ A05acv- ~ local dealers for delivery
Seattle: ~' ~" @oNk OF 10 rag o~E NJ
pasih-- PUGET sound oats. ss: barley. sss:
sosltta wheat cAickea feed 81 sss.3
ssn Asi shorts. tlSsa
a.. 10y y ruges seNRA sieaT PER ton: East
IVA ssss sso.tsssa Timothy s+.is.
ss.s-strsssN fresh ranch. isFi4c.
E'ss 'etSh. sis@'@e. sfes7nsrf'
ssss,ass.,fi'- s,aAesens live. lss~@fae per 20,
- go rrrSssd 10. s7srins ducks SEQ
Ger aoz, spr.ag chickens. 1873. 3 per
~ sseek-Chalee beef .-.,sle cows 20
ga rs *es4a.e ehoi-e sheep. tfsa.e:
easss. - hNss So, hoss. dressed &c;
eslsss "a ss'sssssi. laTEv. ~. small si<e.
& sss. AsFSs. u. calves I've. small.
svs- lss seits ara woal-lgeay sa,tea steers,
49, scs u.HtsUz- Gzar -. ta-S ligAt
x.sfas IS. A.; CONS. al ~peiShte &c.
49, .sss, essc. CAif .t@r - $50. green
y 49, lsss shAa sadted 6rv Aisas r~sr
49, - aff en}iS oue- s5stra less, summer
h go ssaSe winter aesr d-v f.sf
wrssn - Seer SNl'A,, Try ak AsElse
sss < sNs sssts. s.eVp uRlss taas ysysol -Sc
tsss.>s ~ snsNii9na ~, - 394s5c. saeAr{ne
sls.-' "rss-ss Washington ~a5g t4sStSss
washs, -. asSseF burned l1tei-~. Eastern
seei- sF}ic; tal3cw. s,s&Sc
sastsins Quotations.
se..s eco;atsosS yesterday we~e "a so,.
sssr. itear an.s .-au~e.
n ssn.ssssg ssos<sen &C.. 6, hhs. ne-
a. srs~,,ssts - q sAls. per r.. a.:
- sssxssesssss' e es3s. per p. g, essbs.
rsn,sr ~ "a sss0s sasA n~f,ss
ga SIC ss0&aknxs-. psr.,, E,x.-s.f,...
-Ns'ssss a. ta.a, sta- Us ksrss. 3. x q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27
An Citimasuns.


There fs one thing I want distinctly
understood" said the only daughter of tho
household. as che cornered her parents ard
looked as though she were issuing proc
iamatfen Of war. II want no more inter-
ference In my Affairs SO far ~ the young
men who come here ara concerned. I'm
old enough 20 exercise my own Judgment
and form my own opinions. You two act
very mitch TO me Sc though you thought
some young man was trying 10 marry the
whole family, and that II devoiyes upon
you 10 make q satisfactory selection. You
have succeeded In running Off two or
three for whom had q special liking. ard
now call halt. That's my uitimatum."
See here. uTy young lady" began the
father. Put that was az far as he pro-
cetded He was CURLY informed that
young men did not call 20 get his Views on
the financial question. the chances Of
war with Spain or the advantages offered
BY Michigan for the beet sugar Industry.
They had access TO the newspapers, ana
read all the news that 10 cost millions Of
dollars TO collect. He did not amount TO
any more than a tin whistle az band
tournament
Elizabeth. I'll not permit any such talk
20 your father. I guess we know what Is
best for you. and We certainly have your
welfare at heart / give you 10 distinctly
understand
81 do distinctly understand. You broke
my last engagement by sitting at The table
and telling Charley that / baked the hot
biscuit that I never saw TIL they were
served. One dose Of them ruined his d.
gsssion. and / don't blame HIM for not
risking his life with such supposed danger
az constant menace"
Then she fed In tears. and the pair went
TO npbraldlng each other in d manner that
tended 20 revive the old conundrum ~ 70
whether marriage II failure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27

Cydn0er Oh. pbis. l09S0c; cases, - Cd
!. White Lead eoes,ng ,1;r,on.s,sr or Carter.
so lbs. e. Prepared paints. s-Eal cans.
H.tsXisS: quart quar- cans cans. d. Soi Il sA' '.''
MiscelIn neOas.
Soap Qobbing)-seattie Sayon, 90. Sc:
zoos, s.: Electric. Ds. =. 10: 1905. 5: @: GU
ripne. ioos, S 50; 90. SOC: Rabbitt's. ls. q:
e IS; zoos. g.; Castle. white. n0isc per ID;
Tosscco GsS6.nss-Plus chewing climax.
44c: Star. 1Ac; Horseshoe. &c: Spesrhead.
&c: Piper Hsidsick, Ase: Scroll Tag.
Good. &c: fne cut. chewing pail, los. "a. 50
SIC: us. Soc; Lime KIN. 2-oz. Sc: los,
$50 pae nssla ;sss So IS ssee ss ..ra.
10. manila. Sc: paper bags. less discount
Bags uobblns1-Grsin. per 100. $3.50 old.
Lamber and Balidlng Material.
Logs~superior quality. per N. No. ! nr.
Nd7:: merchantahle fir. ss045o; No: ! &C.
spruce logs, $3.50 cedar single bolts.
fir Lumeer-Roush. $50; thick finish.
e. wide sI5gso. lengths Il to l6 feet: special
lengths. soc per NJ extra. One-fncn hnish-
ASMlS. all vertcai gram. ~ per N extra.
Flooring. dressed and matched. 3l10M:
stock boards. s-inch. t9ufs; 10-inch v100
IL 50: Finch. tlaQ1s. Fencing. No. a. OF
e-inch. 81: No 2 S. v or channel rustic.
and drop siding weight 1900 lbs. Sf1e11l
Fir timber joists and scantllng. rough,
Ns0IIs: s Is. e. ss.5odils: s. ni3T.
Box boards. l3-in and up slslf22 Bevel sid
ing iE-inch tied. $3Gio. Ceiling " beaded
or plain, Nos. l. and g. 4 or inch 1000
uhs: Nos. l. and 3 r-inch 400 lbs: Nos
/, and 3, &-inch. 800 lbs. $911S Lath. 600
lbs weight, s.ssfn feet 81 So
Washington Red Cedar Lamber--Rough.
Hh9. Beyel siding. weight 100 lbs. tll
dls.5o Ceilings, weights. Nos. /. and {
Ixs-inch l.s0o tbs: Nos. l. and g. hx6-
inch. 1880 los. Nos. i. 2 and 8 Ax6-inch.
90 lbs s15021. Wsinscoting lie1ia. Rus-
tic. ss5afes. "a shirgles $i.40. STANDARD
shingles sI.is One-inch hnish IL. IA and i6
feet &26uH Thick finish $3sfrH Cedar
squares g. s. . and 10 feet, S2493a Bat.
tens. aoGa0c per 400 iineal feet. Picketa.
ST.
kin-trsed. 81 In advance or green. Dray-
age SOC
Brick-Common. s5gs per NJ; pressed
sssu5o per NJ: irebrick. ss7gso: terra Gotta
pipe. sec Per foot.
Cems n Uohtrg)-portland x. b. e g..
s. 3: Alsen. H.G.
Lame ..joon!ngi-Rochs Harbor. $l.10: San
Juan. 81
Plaster dobhing,-Goiden Gate. per bbl
49,
Plaster Hair oobbsng>-washed Sxe pr
ID. unwasaed 3tsc per ID.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Brrmdstuns.

SAN FRANCISCO April is.-Flour was
advanced aSss per barrel today This makes
e asc advance this week and ST the rate
" heat IS going I'D n further advance may
be looked for. Wheat again higher. BARLEY
IL ause,. Oats are unchanged Stock quo
sattcns were:
Fiour-Set cash fer family ex:raS &.75S
SIS. bakers extras. S. 5ssS.so.
xyheat-~Shsrpsus. ING SEA for No. j:
milling AsSfI>sss.
Rar.ey--Erees. y.s7.SGsl. 40: brewing. rofni-
ma.
choice. 81. 52s~sf1 ST.: fsrcy feei 81 Ga
las; gray si.2sSff r.. milling. 81. sf8l &2i1:
SsrprAse. si-sSIi.2.
Receipts
Flour. qrarter sachs u. laS, do Oregon.
40: wheat, centals. 80: do Oregon. 2s*s.
harley, centAls Ala: do Oregon. ass:
beans sacks. 1857. DO Eastern Ss,: corn.
eentais. Lilo. potatoes. sacks. Ieo: 10
Oregon. Aas9: cn:orss csntals. -. dc ore
gon. Iss: bran sacks Sc. rai.tiiinxS sacks.
Toe; hay. tons. iis. wool. bales, Zla: aides.
number. - quicksilver. TASKS. -: wine.
gallons sS.s9.
Produce. Profits. Esc.
Msassusf.- Msddlimgs ssaRx - per ton
HAs-WAsA8 SSSA.io. wasok ADd oAeA
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Love and (itmgerhrraa.
Philadelphia Record.


A youth and his sweetheart. ohlivious of
their surroundings. dsvotedly intent upon
each other and the great hunks OF ginger
bread Ia their hands. afforded Amusement
TO a carful Of people on Saturday evening.
AZ Darby car. on Its hosneward trip out
Walnut street. stopped at Eighth street.
the young couple got on. The car was
quite full. but the young lady was given q
seat next TO the door Her partner sta-
toned himself on the platform. They were
both eating some Of those huge slabs Of
singercake which can be found on sa.s at
any street vendors stand. The young man
carried q paper bag. In which were nun.
Der OF others OF like dimensions. and when
the young lady would finish one ne would
reach the bag inside the door and sho
would take another. at the same time BE-
slowing upon him most bewslching
smile. Then would follow q lover-A
game. OF peek-a-boo through the glAss
door. This was kept up, much TO the
amusement OF the passengers. until the
young man found an opportunity to sat
himself bsside HE girl. The resources Of
the paper bag seemed mex hausttb.s and
their appetites Unsuitable. for they were
still eating gingerbread when they left the
car at the Darby terminus.
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27

g0REIGN MARkEr


NEW YORK, April ee,-The Evening
Posts London financial oabgegram says.
Today's markets generally were better,
an upward movement being led by con-
scis ard similar stocks on the large ar
market might almost be- described as
healthy. After the recent shake out Of
the black spot is the West Australian min
Ing market. where the difficulties OF the
SSp Isa r. re, rsferrsd 70 Yesterday are so
ranged and may involve new failures. The
differences 10 be met exceed faso.ooo.
Spanish and American securities Werc
comparatively neglected.. hut Canadian Pa
on rumors Of speedy. end Of the rate
war. Americans closed irms Spain Is
said to be huyins silver In London. but
cannot conhrm Il:
~: Grand Trunk. s. Bar silver, steady.
% I-l6d per ounce. Money. 2Q2ss.
Drendstuxs.
LIVERPOOL. April @.--ckse: Corn
spot, American mixed, new. Arm. - I'll;
April nominal May. steady. Is Nd: July.
FLORIST. Louis fancy winter, firm, lis
ID.
Spanish Faurs. "a
MADRID. April cs--Spanish A. closed
today q 81. p. Gold was quoted at Jas.
a lila a net loss OF 5-l5 from yesterday
closing prtcea.
BrendntuHs.
LIvEHPOOL, April M.-wheat-strong
No. standard California. 4ss; cargoes Of
Walia Waila. S2s Cd; cargoes or coast. SELL
ers Indifferent. operators In TO IL 81 higher:
cargoeA "a passage. sellers at advance OF
L TO Is a.. English country markets str5ng:
French eohnfry markets strong: wheat In
Paris strong: nour IN Paris firm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27
THE wool MARKET.


BOSTON April Allowing to the abb
seEce Of salss this week. prices n the
wool market here are nominal Several
attempts have been made ny manufacture
ers ~ secure wool at bargain prices, but
dealers could not be tempted to make 4
GALE Quotations.
Territory wools--Aon,Ana fsne medium
and fne. lealscs secured prise. <60ssc.
staple. Soc
Utah, Wyoming, e;c.--Fsne medium and
tine. lS6ilc. secured price, Sszissc; staple.
Ic
Australian-Scoured basis. comhsnr SUI
perfne. spafssc. good ss06&c: averugW SO
&c: Queensland comhinx. sc.