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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
MISS WINNIE DAVIS.
Her Condition Last Night Was Not 50
Favorable ~ for the Past Few Days.

NARRAGANsEI'TP PIER. r. l., sept. 5.
The condition of Miss Winnie Davis was
not so favorable tonight. Notwith-
standing the hot weather OF late whleh
bss taxed her strength severely. Miss
paws had been improving slightly until
to-day.
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10 See The President.

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-Gen. Shafter
has been ordered 10 Washington. lie
arrived in New York tonight from Mon
tauk. and will probably come 10 the city
f0-r0orrow There Is no special sienl-
hcance In bis being ordered here. The
President desires TO see him and talk
about tbs Santl-@la G-lnnGien-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
An Echo OF the storm.

SAVANNAH. GA, September s.-Ihe
American schooner John X. Plat. Cap
tsin Ives. from New York, bound Tor
Brunswick. is supposed 20 have been iose
In the recent storm. ~ Is reported thst
parts OF a vessel on which the name "
few days a.o-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
Tho Comalfo Kcmnin.

WASHINGTON. September st was
oficiallv decided to-day that the relief
shin Comal should remain in Havana
harbor with her supplies on board and
await further developments. The duty.
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Two Destroyers and Three, Possibly
Four Torpedo Boats.
IT is NO SPECULATIVE BID.
The Richmondcrs Assure the Board
That The Craft Would be Built In
Richmond and THAT the Bid
dcrs Intended Building a
Ship-Buildng Plant in
This City.

A special dispatch TO The Times from
Washington last night says;
after protmcted consideration oil
the award OF contracts for the construc-
uon OF tie torpcdo-boats and the tor
Dedo-boat destroyers, the board to-day
finally determined TO award w. r. Trisg
and his associates Two destroyers'
and three. probably four, torpedo boats.
"Thls decision may bo reported to the
Secretary of the Navy tomorrow.
o "The amount Of this contract Will be
about 100000"
THE FAVORED FIRMS.
About these t0rpcdo-h0at destroyer com
tracts. tine Baltimore sun Of yesterday
sall:
After several sessions for the considera-
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NEW YORK. September S-Malor-
General Shafior took the 1:io tram ms
evening for Camp Meade. Pa. lie Nas
aecompanies. ~ Major J. u. 49, u -'s
stan
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The Bodies Found Lying Close To-
getter on the Beach,
WILL Be SENT HOME FOR BURIAL
General wheeler Will Garry His sons
Remains % lamily Homc-Ihose
Of kirkpatrick VIII BE sentto
Lexington, Virginia - some
sympathetic Messages
Received.

CAMP WIKOrF. MONTAUK POINT
j.. L. Sept s-Tho bodies Of Nnval Cadet
Thomas H. Wrecler tle SON of Major
General Joseph Wheeler and of Second
Lieutenant Neu.on ID. Kirkpatrick of the
First United States Cavalry WHO were
drowned while bathing in ha sea y's-
terday. came m wth tne tide and were
thrown ON the coach about % clock this
morning.
The bodies were found lying close to-
gether JUS. bclog the lle saving station
about "A quarter ot mle from where
the Young men had gone in bathing.
detail OF sixty men from ihe Second
Cavalry had been pttroUne tlc he1cl
with lanterns. The lIlc savers WHO know
the COAST. had predicted l.1t tle bodies
would DRIFT u whore lhsy dld. lt was
here thai The bodies of the twenty-five
snmuecock indians wlo were lost in me
wreele of the C.reas jan were found.
TAKEN no CAMP.
Two rude biars were formed out of
pl9uks taken n1m near the lIe saving
station. and tho bodies placed upon them.
lu the meantime tha tiva.rymcn had
gathered from up and down the beach
ana followed tho bodies To- Geucrt
Whccl0rs hoad0uart.ls. With General
Wheeler were three of his daughters,
ohio wcre iu camp nursing tlo s.ch.
General Wh.ei0r and hs daughters VIII
accompany the remains of tle Gencrai
SON f0 tho family homo boo Wheeler Ga.
rhc party Win probably 800 to Sow lork
Tonight 0r tomorrow morning at the
attest.
A VIWINlAN
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Forecast for Friday:
a.L.-L... LII NnlL0N No1 hW

Forecast for Friday:
Virginia-Fsir. followed ny increasing
cloudncss probably showers rridsy
night or Saturday morning; continued 10"
ternerature. northeastcrly wlncs.
North carollna--Showers. continued
low temperature, northeast to east
winds.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-23

@I5c: Oregon. 1aG1ic: Eastern 14c.
Comb honey-loailc; Nevada. l2c; strain
ed honey. sasl2c.
Poultry - Dressed chickens !. 1s1sG15c;
spring chickens, $50 per doz; live chick
ems. llal3c. dressed turkeys. 111ac.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Gobbing)-Native. s1aio: Early
Rose. s9ul0; Yakima. $l1di2. new potatoes.
Ii4el2i4c per 10; California red onions, lao
II: beets, 81 per sack; turnips 81; cabbage.
81 5oasl. Is per 100 Tbs: cauiifiower. socsis per
doz: carrots. sl4i25: lettuce. 15c per dog:
dollhouse tomatoes. 2o425c per Id: Florida
tomatoes. $3.50 per case: California toma-
toes 81 per case: dollhouse cncumbers, 75e0
81 per doZ; Walla Walla asparagus. SLIGO
LIS per box: MERGED sweet potatoes, 2i2c
per Id; parsnips. N.GGl.5o: radishes. 100
green onions. I0al2isc per dog punches
green peas, 343c; Oregon green peas. sac:
string beans. i2c per Id: California straw
berries. S2as.so per case: native s.rawber-
per box: gooseberries. 3Q4c per Id.
Green Fruits 0obbing)-Oranges. seed
lings. SL25@1.50; navels. choice $2.5Gq2 IS:
navels. fancy. s2@a2s: budded oranges.
choice. 75cQS2: lemons, fancy California,
s2.5o33: lemons, choice, &2G250: fancy APP
pies. Nsya2: choice apples. 75cqsl; ba-
Walnuts-Per lb. Jack. aaloc; Eastern
black walnuts, sc; pecans. 10q1zc: filberts.
&c., almonds. fancy. soft shell. 11G1oc: al
G61ac; pine. 15c; hickory. &c: italian chest
nuts. 12lac: Brazil. lie: cocoanuts. SG90c
per doz. popcorn. 4c per Id: dates. &c.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Gobbng)-Puget sound. per ton $40
ais: Eastern Washington timothy, SIT;
alfalfa. 81.
Oats Gobbing)-Per ton, $2913o.
Barley-Rolied. sg18.
Corn-Whole, s2ij0. cracked. SIS; feed
meal, per ton. SIS.
Rye-s30.
Wheat-sIsQ27.
Feed Oobbing>- Chopped feed, s2e1o6 per
ton; dairy chop. s17: oil cake meal. sS4 per
ton: shorts sis: bran. xi7.
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

css.s Lse lumber from Portland
Hsr Puget sound to Sydney chartered by
thence to Valparaiso
1 @ H9nsig II ,hn H I nns or
ss ship 81 ianls. from Vancouver to United
se. q ss sa y IONS San rfaneses Tahiti
=: Ea sna ads amhsr a Hiarssr " =
s T xdn HAVE Antwerp
b % sas: 4.s s@ sr & Sass Kas sf
t Fn sn wses. ts1 1assa
r B r . s Urn % %
Columbia Sydney s chartered
~ y chemainus to Australia
aasas ,a nn n nai shart b " ~ ~
Honolulu chartered by
e Honolulu chartered By
Kahuiu chartered by Hawaiian
l. ~ @ a ssss d.: SsA Bay @ shs st. $ sF s
, ss campan
W Gotham bark seminOie tom
.. ass gssa son tonnage - ~.,...
s.ls s:snd psss insh tonnss G eonson
III. Hsw a na aheans Baneh3 onsss
M Naeoa 5nsr LsHso ens onnass % eonsd,oh
q have been reported at
Umsk; Leonard sser
{. asas " <
Tssn with foreign
and % % Mos BE- v n'ssR a master Aberdeen " No
slp Ma.ethe e cs Tasr Tana to Durham Tor orders
An Porter master Tacoma to United King
a nT naseg "a s ST. China and Japan 'Hm
na y. i Ii s't IT, saiae
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VESSELS HOUND IN.

master nationality rig tonnage where from destination and '' OF reported
s ss $s 3, :; a. e: @ ss, Ss''
s. S < De-, .j5ns
AMER 1 M k Am ac0 ns SAN Psnic Tna
ss M If = II @ ,Is Ss u xsSoa SsF Is,
s s aaae s9 a. Sc e s s:@shl h' aa
@ ,s = @ qss,:o rG S Trq sssn.
Is .s r ss s 9, '4s S s .5G 'S Tacoma
ss F qs S n Ss s s. ga rsa Hia san0'
S' 3 ss Ta' Nssssssns
sss, tons chi X. is1g y0fa9aysTi , r.
Sass r: siSo AZ an ~ tn
POI ss5 sss S Alaska December
Sss sss \ EN- i g. fs9; ! IT, T P M
REM as q s saai ska Alaska February IS
Sis Sis E Il Fl IA n ]5 s r5 i 9' s, F so loo
ssssa 5 fsss,
cskss s Aadsf.Sa Am ssar ss xsag. seat "0
1K T. i@' ,ns s.. Ea"sss Departure Bay
aaps oensoe sh Sc :ens Pedro nakeiey Aprn
lar. @s'Hss hs r ,h s~ ~ ,Tfsa Tisks1sv Tacoma
nsys a5sn u Milan. n IHs tons Nssasak, vasters
s.. II fss IrSfasa .sas 8Ssssnf vsasoqyer
ras . la Sal ana Alasss
Kssg~e = 'sss' $40 Erange~. seatds -''" 80
81 .. 9s q. r. S ,@ Gaf~ R,rsr Roads M,reh 70
EraaSeoass e. Ss New YsTs yiegoF,4 ard
EsssSa Sammcr~ Yosohaaaa e
ss@TtS'a ssr. c.1aia Fsqara't rss5oary Il.
T No. Fr5 = su 4 la ~ >teass sas ae
aa,aasys >a IS Is Nt~ YAK seattle ALASKA Nov :,
S Ss s E an e e & s a.. s% a and M Ask
s.: .ssirrek csa u 50 yras i,s ~.
kkss'sz. rse@F.oa Jp 5. IS s YakoSans Seattle.
Sa' s 81 'oa; sd Fer Fa f Hssaa Ai
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Lake lSran Boxzo Chi Townsend
49, =
ixna swsasy
N isco
slcxera Hennng, Sydney British Columbia
An TOMS
Hansen Am chr, n a.
Am schr ton
Ans chre San Francsco Seattle
Nokon.s I'm
8
$
Iannnder Thomas Am Astoria Seattle
n
Padnco Wilson,
pnss1sy Davis nr lse Yokhama Victoria
BURGESS
S. ons. ltnnors and
rs
South
s.
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July shorts and higher cables Csoo3n9
May. Al a.sss. July closed at N.iStN
Nool-t2uies. fleece, lsI2c: Texas, -
ltc
Hops-ouist: Pacific coast, 1897 crop. u
<}i4c
Ftroleurl-Steady
CofYee-op,ions opened dull. points low
er; sales, s,ss9 bags. including June and
July. A.ssc. Spot Kto. DUH. Ne invoice,
csc: No. 1oSoing, sasc. Mild. quiet; Cor
dova. SsssSlSsec
Ssagar-Raw, strong: fair refining, skcs
centrifugal, IS Test 4i.Gss s-lsc. KesiusA
firm; graduated. ssc: cut loaf. sac.
Metals.
Pig rron-Warranis, quiet: Si02}lA
Copper-i-ake, quiet: sli-S7ie.
Tfn-Qaist.
1.ead--Duii: $50.
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Chicago

CHICAGO. May 21.-While prices for
dressed beef and shipping grades of cattle
averaged rather low sellers have realized
fair profits in numerous instances, owing
to the cut In railroad rates from Western
points: beef steers. S46e5; cows and heifers,
$3.e5I4; calves, $546.25.
Hogs ruled sc higher: common to choice,
s4.l5n445: packers. .2el;4. 40 butchers, SAB
Q459: pigs, Ss.I5I4.
The total receipts of sheep and lambs for
the week were 1900 head. Not many lots
were offered on the market today. CliTSed
sheep. sS.25sf445; shorn lambs. 3.a5u5:
wooded lambs. IS. 50al565: spring lambs $40
@75o.
Omaha.
OMAHA. May .--Cattle-Rreceipts. 400
head: market steady; native beef steers. 81
GAS; Western steers. S3.S044. 40: cows and
heifers. 81. 4s1: stockers and feeders.
s.. seas; calves. $ig5.65; bulls and stays, $3.50
44U.
Hogs Receipts. AGO head; market
strong: heavy $425lfi35: mixed. 81. 25a4.ae
light s43El4 %: bulk of sales. 81. 2saii.ss,
Sheep-Receipts 100 head: market steady:
fair to choice natives. s3'5a4.se; fair 20
choice Westerns, S3.60fi425: common and
stock sheep. s5as.9o; lambs, si.25a5.4o
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, May 2I.-~Dealings were not
large nor important on the stock exchange
today. Operators almost without exception
maintain their attitude of waiting for the
situation in West Indian waters to clear
itself The Madrid stery that the Spanish
feet had come into Santiago de Cuba. and
had succeeded in getting away again. was
not generally credited, coming. as IL did,
from Spanish sources Nevertheless IL ex-
erctsesI some depressing effect. 1t was prob
ably the cause of the decline In prices after
the rise. The rsse in spanish ~ In London
it's effect IN foreign markets also. There
was selling for London. which Kept up
depressed tone in some OF the interna ton
ais. New York Central and Louisville De.
ing conspicuous sufferers. Rock Island
also showed the absence OF inside support.
but was bid Up quickly on the final rules
10 n leya, above las; nights cior-e. The
rally IN the market was due TO the strong
bank statement. Prices rose 4 fraction
above last nights close, and in some caees
i point or more,
4 feature OF the trading was again the
isolated movement Of OBSCURE and dormant
stocks Pullman and Great Northern pre-
farred, each with a handsome surplus 10
be some txDe divided among stockholders.
moved upward Nneeiing e Lake Erie
consplcuousiy active. and all moved strong
~ inward Tobacco. Sugar and Leather
preferred! among the tndasstfiais. were all
in demand. The closing was strong at top
The stock market has not moved widely
during the week. ard u has bean evident
that operators regard the present. level OF
f,rteez a. fayorlng a fair equilibrium be-
fyyasrf tina conflicting factors in the outlook
(,r, the ore side "a the chance OF a naval
reverse. This u considered r.moA But
IL must be conceded tnst IN Wall Stree;
rY,arA weight attaches to this possibility
s1ar was The case a week ago. AS Il ss
t,r{ces are substantially higher. the Gran
Srsg.,s~v movements O. grain. There were
~,sr1eros,s Indications Of a strong Industrial
and financial outlook which are coming 10
have more and more influence, IN spite %
the ,rcut,uS CT The war.
Railroad earnings saog striking Increases.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Bread Ms.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2t.-wheat IS
duh. Spot quotations are undisturbed.
Futures opened. stronger locally. Milling
wheat is firmly held. Barley is ut stand
still Nothing doing in oats and previous
prices stand. Spot quotations were:
Flour-Net cash for family extras, seq
6i0: bakers extras, s5.75q5.s5.
wheat-shipping, sizes for No. /: milling.
Rarley-Feed. ssa's; brewing. sls5Q
oats-Poor to fair. 1901. s.lk: good to
choice. l;25Ql; 20; fancy, feed, sl.42lkdn1.45:
gray, sl32,aMl .s.&; milling, si.SJgL42iz:
Surprise, si.45qi.5o
Flour, quarter sacks, 1854; do Oregon.
ass: wheat, centals. i2o. 10 Oregon. LAS:
barley. centals. 325: do Oregon. 2.G30; oats.
centals. Oregon. 800: beans, sacks, 40:
corn. eentals. 500: potatoes. sacks. 1272:
oregon. IS; middlngs. sacks. l2o: hay,
tons, isa wool, bales. ISL; hides, number,
~: quicksilver, TASKS. soe: wine. gallons
Is. so.
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
Millstuffs-Middlugs, sei.5Of7z3.5o; bran.
Hay-Wheat. sisS325 wheat and cats s2o
A23.50: best barley. si6alS.s0. alfalfa sli 80
ui2.So; clover, nominal. stock. nominal:
compressed wheat, s2la@3; straw, per bale.
sacGE$l Os.
Pofatoes-River Rurbanks. eoasoc: River
Reis. sslI5sle; Oregon Burbanks. s0cafsi.lo
dollhouse cucumbers, 35cslsi: garlic 1850:
green peas. '5esIsl.2 .; string beans. slisisc
per pound: summer squash. sqsc: Mexl-
can tomatoes. S-zssfi-5o per box; okra.
i2iz415c: fancy asparagus. $50: chilli green
peppers. l5SIeoc.
Frults-Appies, choice 75e6as: strawbar-
ries 81 5aal5. gooseberries. 20 per pound;
cherries. black. 4oSf55c. DO. red and white.
25a140c; oranges, nAve.s. si.2sT3: Mexican
lines. repaek. s+I450; California lemons
common. .Sc9lsl: choice lemons. s. z5Ql.59;
bananas, tiG2.
Tsutter-Fancy creamery. ~: do Sec
onds isalstsc: fancy dairy. islz9isc: do
secoRds. ieTiSc.
Cheese--New, e7stkc: California cream
cheddar. ie'z4llc: Young America. loiz91
lie, Eastern. l28li3c.
Egg--store. i59i4c: fancy ranch. fsiz7
isc: duck. Isc.
pouitFy-Tuvksy gohbIerS. la01ic per
pound: old ROSTERS. Ssa3aA, young roost-
ers. 800: small brolerS. s2er3. large brosl-
ers stsfs: frvers. S5Ess: hens. s. 5sft5 %:
old ducks. SEA ~: young ducks sSu4 %:
geese. 81 per pair. gosiings. GTi5o: ol.
pigeons. 81 Young pigeons. G.2SaLs5.
Wool and Hops.
wooi-~Ta.l. Southern coast lambs. -fsc;
San joaquin lambs. 5MSe; Northern lambs
fcfIfec. San JOAQUIN plains. 56f9c. UqYa-
bci6t and Mendoclno. f4saisc
H0Fs-t>l3 crop. Sfgfzt<c.
Closing Quotations.
Wbea.-Easy. December 81 s--s.
Barley December. filSAs.
Corn-L>arge yellow, E.os.s.iA
braE-Ns. N4 liza
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE wheat specu-
ators today appeared disposed TO leave
asaS entire market here 10 iis chief manip-
ulator. and business was very small. ex-
cept for about forty minutes after the
opening. and again during the last hour
or the session. September absorbed the
bulk OF the trading Liverpool worked the
Improvement here by cabling advances of
from li1d 10 Pad. and IL was generally be-
ieved on the floor that Letter worked
Liverpool. The excessive rains OF the last
few days had raised some m.syivings
about the possible effect on the wheat
crop, especially in the sections where the
crop Is approaching maturity.
Continental markets were quiet and cas-
Ter. Antwerp was down the equivalent of
lac a bushel. and Paris lower by Ic a
bushel for May and Inc for September
Letter was evidently neglecting TO sup
port the continental markets. but ne was
attending closely 10 those at home. HIS
brokers bid from $40 TO $l.4s for June,
and from $50 TO Sl-60 for May. and incl
dentaily whipped up September when IL
needed the application of the CAD.
July wheat closed with gain Of sAc
and September is 1ss9lssc higher. May
ranged from s1.f to $780, the latter being
the closing price. gain OF loo for the day.
Corn acted today as it did yesterday, in
ciined TO bull. but not able to advance
very far. July closed isc lower on real
izfng. Oats were entirely neglected. The
close was unchanged.
Provisions were barely steady. without
much activity. as If the liquidation had
been pretty thorough. Pork and ribs
gained 7lsc. lard &c.
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POWER.

The feeling of power Ii NJ splen.
did n one ms there II in the world.
When you know that you are equal
20 nny task that may he placed he
fore you, you cannot hut feel proud.
Hut how few men there are in the
different stations OF life who arc full
of IL. Much fewer than yOu would
Imagine. Loss Of strength II caused
I'm men from causes too numerous tn
mention. Over-exerttOn IL one nj
the c0mmonest. An Individual, In
stead of exercising all of his func-
lions In equal proportion, uses s0me
to excess. And ms n matter at conse-
qucnce ne begins To set weak. Hut
there Is mt least one way fn which
he may recover his strength. IL 10
by using the "Hudyan" treatment.
IT he does he Will pass through the
following stngess
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WASHINGTON. May 2i.-Today's state
nlent OF the condition OF the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance ....... se04 50 sls
Gold reserve ....... .............. la S.. Sol
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady: creamery, ia lso
Cheese-Quiet: creamery, 9I9isc.
Eggs-Firm; 9l2c.
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Total sales.
General Quotations.

Ftour-Rsceipts. q rs barrels: exports.
ie,1ai barrels Market strong. Minnesota
patents. E-ssI7ls; winter stratghts. SIS
Wheat- Receipts. 35s 90 bushels: exports.
e. 7sz bushels. Spot. firm: No. red. 81 s.,
Z O. D. Options opend strong and ad-
ysucsd On tssa fAgoraisls ors.x> nAxA sa.r-A
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-No. ! club. a2da3c; no. I blue
stem. @M96c; milling wheat. No. 1 club.
CSC: No. bluestem Csc.
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ANNUAL. excursions to Victoria, Queens
birthday celebration, single fare for round
trip on steamer North Pacific 2eEd.
sd. Gath and 25th OF May. leaving Ar
lington deck at $3.50 a. IN.
For tickets apply Arlington dock or
Barneson g. Chslcott. 60l First avenue.
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FoREsGs MARKETS..
Cinaucinl.

NEW YORK. May .l--The Evening
The stock markets here were idle today.
but firm. Spanish Is have risen one point.
.ArSent.nes and kaffirs were good. Amer
leans were ligeiess. Grand Trunks were
strong. Brazils have risen sharply here.
| learn from an unGoubted source that the
brazilian president-elect IL in this coun-
try. and ~ negotiating with the Roths-
chfids, asking for the reconstruction of
Brazilian finances. l have reason 10 be-
lieve that this scheme provides FOR a fund
ing loan, based on customs coupons, on
the existing debt, 10 he paid in bonds for
three years. similar TO the method en-
ployed by Argentina. These plans. when
known. are likely 10 cause a sharp rise in
Brazil exchange.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. May 2i.-Canadian Pacific,
S5Ss; Grand Trunk, Sss. Bar silver. s6Ad
per ounce Money, .l21a2ss per cent.
BreadstuHs.
LIVERPOOL. May 21.--Clossng: Wheat
July. los sad; September. Is io:sd; Deeeui-
Der, IS 3Ssd. Spct-No. ! red Northern,
spring, steady, lis.
Corn-Spot, American mixed, new.
steady; 3s 81. Futures, quiet: July. IS
Sad; september. IS 9d.
Spanish Fours.
MADRID. May 2l.-Spanish IS. clio
PARIS. May ei~Spanish Is closed at
32ss.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. May 2l.--Wheat-E:rmer; No.
] biuestem. 96a9.c; No. club, 93Gleac.