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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-04

Ballard's Horehound Syrup, b,
is not a mixture of stomache
destroying drugs, but is a sci
entiically prepared remedy that
cures coughs and colds. and all
throat and lung troubles. Its
/ action is quick, prompt and
, positive. Is and so cents.
Sold by T. N. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-04

A thrill of terror is experienced
when q brassy cough of Group sounds
through the boise at night. But the
terror soon changes to relief after
One Minute Cough Cure has been ad-
ministered. Safe and harmless for
chhdren.-Oity Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-04

c. C. POTTER, J. W. owNBY,
C. L. POTTER, formerly of Paris, Tx
@. B. POTTER, B. c. THOMAS.
of Gainesville, Texas.
POTTER, OWNBY & THOMAS,
LAWYERS,
Ardmore, I. T.
This hrm is now located over First
National Bank. Will do civil and
criminal practice in all courts in the
Indian Territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-04

Beggs' German Salve Is q cure foE
piles, no matter how bad the Case
may be. 1T relieves at once scalds,
old sores, burns, eczema, tumors,
etc. Sold by w. B. Frame and T.
N, Coleman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-05-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Joseph 2. MULLEN,

JOSEPH p. MULLEN,
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELoR AT Law
Criminal Law 4 Specially.
General law practice in the courts
of Indian Territory, U. 8. supreme
court, Washington; court OF claims )
court of appeals, Eighth 1udicill ols-
trict; executive department. Wash
ington.
court house,
JOHN T. EASLEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Prompt attention given to all worh
entrusted to me.
once nc the Ardmoreite,
ARDMoRE. 1. T. /
A. RDDLFMAN. NIL CRAWFORD. in
MERRILL JOHNSON.
Formerly of Paris. Tex
EDDLEMAN, JOHNSON
& CRAWFORD,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
ONCE in Herbert & Lewis building
Ardmore, l. T.
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PUBLISHER NOTlcE-Tne only au-
thor!zed travelling agents OF the Post-In-
tell.gencer are j. A. Mcclellan and ;. l.
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not Johnston. Postmasters eryWnere are
our agents. Pay money only 10 these and
to our resident agents In the various cities
and towns OF the Northwest.
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informant leading TO the conviction OF
any person stealing copies OF this paper
delivered to subscribers In Seattle.
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until II p. m. Sunday hours. a. m to
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The branch photographic office. custom
house. Port Townsend. WASH. VIII furnish
on application. free of charge full infor-
nation regarding the following notices to
mariners:
Nungwe light regularly exhibited.
teratian In light.
Africa. West coast. French Kongo infor-
nation concerning certain lights.
Africa, West coast, Gulf of Guinea
Princes island. San Antonio bay light ex-
hhited.
Africa. West coast. hight exhibited on
Cane Lopez.
Black sea. Russia. Eupatoria, light es-
tablished on Quarantine point
Brazil. RIO de Janeiro harbor, additional
buoy marking telegraph cable.
British Columbia. Vancouver island, Bar
clay sound. Ucluelet arm, sunken rock
north of Round island
England. Bristol channel. Lundy island.
England, South coast Southamnton
water alterations in lights and buoys near
Southampton.
French Guiana. Mana river entrance,
light on Point Isere.
French Guiana, Sinnamari river. position
OF light.
Massachusetts. Boston harbor entrance
station. VII
New York bay entrance. South ch,nne,
wreck of Alvena marked by Hight huoy
sweden West coast. Winga tennora ~
addition TO fog signal
United Kingdom. intended discontinue
ance or certain Lloyd's signal stations.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January and for
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January I.
1893. are SIG ao.4s, There were filed for rer
ord Yesterday eight deeds. aggregating
s67'.os. Following is the list:
W. Holhrook to Annie p. Morrison In,
= I blk l, in the town of Redmond Jan. 4
Receivers OF Northern Pacific Railway
Company 70 Jacob Paulask, lot q. sec i
%, j. Aug. l. 1894. ssf so - l.
=. ellison ct al. 10 s s. Smith. LOT z
blk II Yesier. May !. 1894 ST. %
Fl. Fl, Dearborn 70 Henry ". Markev 6.
a.. portion Of lot 2 hIk 324. Seattle Tide
Lands. lying between the east marginal
line or Commercial street and the vena.
marginal line of Railroad avenue. Dec "a
Tacoma Land COMPANY to John r.aryfoyo
$3.50 - " "'''S' D"c IL.
Nathan D. James 20 James +. sb,,fa ,o,s
Dec 81. so. 'N !" seattle
X: " Range 20 Paul p. Range lot ! IN.
D. Central add 20 East Seattle pen ms
fglhp H'iner 10 James Moran. Iof r htlx
-. 1896. 81. a'''e' June
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-- --7 77--~--s--
>EN fURn siaishETs.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Jar. #-Prt~eS ~ s.n~k.
showed 2 further decline t0ssav ausf there
~As u9thinS - Indicate that the decline
Was due - any other cause .kaw re 80
pSnteraGcs sf those who desired IN seyf
over those who desired 10 huv. There vas
some short selling by the professional
bears, bat no marked reCuCeras3or such as
would he caused by the covering % shorts
Vas manifest. and the h*srs. 4 tAey sold
&eFc apparently content 20 leave .heir r5n-
tracts open Tie sEeeialttes continued to
es3T6 the lArg@st share ~ attention. ~.
ire market showed = broader tendency an.
ne liquidation extended more generally
through tas list. Net losses If isrs. srs~-
is@n Were general throughout the list and
a number OF prominent spsc!aitgps and raft
road stor&s notably among Southern ard
Southwestern roads AZ: the coaIers. sacg
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TIL. SEATTLE NshkEts-

Taking isto consideration that 'aeFe p =
ans 3sAe kSasfeesa Gsw during f&ls Esa@8 SFteA,
tRsa local markets did very fair tsilssfits1,
4ssse rrfgaegfa{ strange tsg prices - ffsfe W@s
fns rfze ir butter OF =. tnete oeAEaE
<4ear1h * washington production +*4t-
ssrz.lgY fhe Eastern butter comes inso Inc
rearsrss NJ an advanced figure Eggs nave
r4segs sgIug down steadily - price. tta now
only sc ger d0l@g4 b. offered Tor &fesa
rakies3 by sas ceEnfTt-zs on men. ana sFea
81 fnas aTsea fse receipt OF eggs ia sne
sgln fket excesf1s The demand. thus forcing
ssamn sae price. IL r. not thought that
There wi ~ any further drop IN price.
4 ea~ had zsf sweet potatoes VIII ~ M
laxfsa fhss morning The prise viii re-
sg-affs 81 $50 There - q demand Tar good
agsules. those In the market At the PRES
eas tifas, however. are not farst -clas - FROM
ssam orr hay Is sure 20 have ar mining. Inc
prospective KfDnsz8ker will want fasd f0r
hBs cattle. ard already tire feed men are
kept htasY quoting figures The steamers
leaving for fhe north TOW are carrying tugl
capacity. ard There are sure 10 be good
prices for hay before long. The Novelty
Min Company purchased yesterday a,sao
bushels u wheat on q basis Of l.ssa sc
Tire Eamakura aiaru took 80 sacks OF
four 10 Japansse ports. the bark Iey!on
2 ~ sacks 10 Honolulu. and the steamer
Utopia took TO Vancouver e,asJ SACKS OF
-four.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.
EInn rfnf.

NEW YORK. Jan. this Evening
Posts Lordoa financial eAbiegram says.
The stock markets here we're rather dull
today. the only feature being a strong in
CURRY for ArgAntineS which have risen
sharply. Americans were dull on the NV
York weakness. the operators here entirely
awaiting a cad from the other side. TIER
is no initiative rs-e WHERE th@ 6ispos5f ton
is 20 center speculative activity on ArRen
tines ard N !nes With 4 weather sye open
- Americans, II inclined 10 move
Important NEGOTIATIONS are proceeding
hsre az 70 a Chinese lnau- Spanish ami
most ctaer Iore.sl stocks we've good ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL DrLLER.
Charles Evars Green Lake
5 r. Evans Green Lake,
Thomas Watson Green Lake
+. I KTsi,sgoa IN, Dawsan, y. ". T.
r. F. Nozzle. Mount Vernon
Z. Vibrator. Mount Veruo1.
F.. A. Dmick stanwood.
J. =. Merrill. Spokane.
y. \. Young. Tacoma
a. e. Jones Vashon College.
9, b. Elder. Carib2o y. C.
z. \. Hanson. Auburn.
Frank Grover. Everett.
James Joyce Eyeref:
J. 4. Wilson KauNcrla
Eert Farrar. Duckabuxfs
Fred s. Graham. Avon.
Charles Masters Avon,
Manly Masters. Aver
Frank Candy. Avon.
p : kauhb. Mount Vernon
II r. Hendricks Mount Ve~ro,
OTTO R2trig- E-oouz try7te
J a Wolf snoqualrn!e
". .. Fowler. Sroqualrg1Ia
George Fowler. <roauaIr1tA
E T. Peterson, tr.. sornervll1s Ma.
Milton Smith. Tssa0uah
Miss Emma Smith. IEea9e,ah
walter Smith. Gilman. Wash.
L f. Cyphers snohoEn!xh
John Matson. Seabsck
J. a. Cooper. Snoq1Iairrfe
r. MuIhoIlard, saoquslrn.e.
SsA %AEEEtss SEJFi9fnz 81.
Thomas Johnson Tacoma
e. w. Smith Denver. Col
+. r. Ssu. Eikhars Ind.
W. T. Lawrence. North Yaktrrs
Archie Mcgowan. Portland,
Thomas > Delay. Portland
W. Il. We!ghiey Sheridan
J.. Cosfcn SrohonIsh
Mrs -. p Renstrom. South Bend
Mrs. Ellen Her.s rom. South Bend
y. -. Taylor Fall CITY.
W. =. Zwickley. Tacoma.
Fred Smith, Chicago
Angus Mcclellan. Vickershan.
Mrs Gray. WickerSharn.
&. J. Olsen. Coupevitse
Mrs Olsen. conpsxi1ie
Waller Beasbane, San Fran elsco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-05

British Columbia. Vancouver island. Bar
north Of Round island-Information has
been received from the Canadian govern
ment that Cart. John T. Walbran, COM
handing the =. G. s. Quadra. reports the
charted rock with "a fathoms on II al low
water. in a position where ten fathcsns
are shown on the chart. about 500 yards
north Of Round island.
The rock Is marked by little kelp.
which, however. does not show except at
slack water. II lies with Native islet.
bearing about y. Is degrees w. true INV.
y ". mag), distant 40 yards. IN. NJ. 81.
Hydrogra phic Officer charts-Nos IlT0
and 1.it3 Fl. O. Publication No. 81, coast
OF British Columbia, etc. 1891. pages 80
and go.
BY order of the bureau of navigation.
J. E. CRAIG.
Commander. L. s. N, photographer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-05

OMAHA. Jan. a.-cattis-Rscei7ss i.ss".
Market steady: native beef steers. $s.soI
~; Western steers ss.9asa4So; Texas
steers Sead4SS cows and heiters. SSeg f
3s6; Gamers. s. 1aEl2 81; Stcckers and teed,
sEs 5Saz34 40: calves, $soain.ta, bulls ana
stays s. 2s93 50.
Hoss-Receipts, $50. Market lower;
heavy, s2,so7s.5o: mixed $; sSo' Ash's'
s. Ss1S s.; bulk OF sales. S4s1sfs
Sheep-Receipts SEQ. Market steady
fair TO choice natives. S.soasi.sa: fair 20
choice Westerns ss.ssfr4e5, CANNON ana
stock sheep. SS.oosfs.So: lambs. $s.0o2sao.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-05

strong support from Paris. CHINA ara
Japan securities have risen sharply arah9
Trunks were booming on largely Increased
freight receipts.
Gold Is az rs lossd. The Paris and Berlin
markets were firm.
Dreadsfu1n.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. s.-Wheat-saies. Ne.
1 standard California wheat y-s 81. carGoes
OF coast buyers and sellers apart. 80
lower: carxoes on passage. buyers ana seal-
ers apart 81 lower English country mar
ks.s quiet French country markets uus
Wheat IN Paris. weak: -four IN Paris. weak.
Quantity OF wheat and -four On passage 20
United Kingdom. ssaa 100 quarters: guam
tity wheat and iour on passage 20 cent?
nent, I.S79 ESQ quarters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-05

PORTLAND. ian 4-The local xeea.
rzs.rk"t 8 duls ava l1Ner. with hat little
disposition on e%e rSrg Of exporters 20 ID
say A0Sues@ Wa'ia Nalia = quoted nom
i~a.e ~ 1-'-tc, hiUe stem and valley. ,s4g
stss V@F bHsrrt.
Ciarea-Hr * tssfgorn Castle. Que rs
tevtu - 50 bushels ~ heat
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Jobbing Quotations.

Buiter--R Ranch. IsGf2ic fancy dairy. in
squares, 2aN2@ Washington creamer!es'
Cheese Uobbingp Native Washington. 10
Gli3c: Eastern. 19i3II3c
Eggs tjobbIngl Storage. Eastern. 1sni7c;
sdsssc Eastern 40 @'' strictly fresh ranch
Comb Honey-9di2c: Nevada, tic
,f,' sIcke1,a ssf, e rca ls l@ &c,
live turkeys I2c: ducks, S. J1Ql5 per dog.
dressed ducks il01214c.
Meats. Provisions end Fish.
Fresh Meats Gobhing,-Caw beef aa5ibc:
steer beef. &c per Id: mutton So per In:
pork. tdn,ac per 10; veal. large. su6c:
Provisions lobhins> Hams. large. ioc:
dry salt Sides, 6issf7e
Fresh Fish 05btlng, Sturgeon. sai0c;
halihut t'4Hac: salmon. 5aIsc; salmon trout,
= iiaut1iiers. alsa ie soes. fc. rock rod. 20;
black bass, 81: perch. 3'eattc: mountain
trout, i5'fNl los; shrsnnis; loc; f1nelt Sale:
ps per s .sek psr 9 gaen Gym
Sl9 sack Dangeness crabs. live sl.io:
Smoked Fish 0obbingl-sasnon. steel
hAiipui. chunks. foc: sides 81; hucklincs
s''c pr. box: herring, &c
Sailed Fish tiobbnE)-Re1 salmon, S. %.
pink salmon, gsl-ia hhls 1915 salmon bell
lies, is-bbia. $50 xxx herring. lo-lh pals.
s2' Holland herring. kegs, 81. 5o4ti IS:
errine ias per box be; s l'i@@fp bs 5gSlel
o., ,e,lh kegs q; dmackerel 1oo-ib ix-h5Is..
~ 3; endi,sh. 2-lh bricks. sa9c: whole
Canned Fish 0oebing)-cIaus. 2-ib
1lns i heb r. doz Sc: clans 4, lib tins, ger
per dog. 81 %, Alaska pink, 81: Alaska ST.
yer dos $50; Puget sound. 81. ,sardines.
fsasa Is plain j = l1 lM5 90 Is key q .
s75; sardiues American. ~. per dag re-.
nfackersl lib tins. per dog. $40: shrimps.
Canned Meats Oohhlne, ~nevled ham.
rernesl beef u tins. e y: chinped be@ sf
o ' rass, ee 2s ra 59ase er ken s 8
.e5st mutton s2losf&ih roast turkey,
$3.50 pigs feet 2-lo tins. se-25,
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay cohbins>-lPuEe, sound, per ton.
alta. tis
Wbea.-s@s- milling SCI.
Farley Oohaingl-Rollei or ground. per
Corn whole, 81: cracked. So. feed meal
Rye whole. - rer ton: we d0o~ e =
e,r hhl SIS bale: rye meal. SIS per Dol
Feed ('obelnvY -chopnra feed sienna rar
TON; midilnEs per ton SO. 81 cake meal
Per ton; shorts, $ls,sadl9, bran. $i5;
Vegetables aud Fruits
Potatoes CaNhlugl-NatIve. Nlafe. Yak
ina gt.flF, oFtnaA s'lNe1rklus. s. F5f3 ner
ltaa Tia: h~sts SD" Ter seek. e3btfaa-a 3 ale
ner ~ carrots, 5ssfz@e. hofao1se lettnce -
tfa@e uNr as@t Aothe3se Tomatoes oSe - ?
N. he;hptsae oucssEu beers g ~ Nsrref sweet
- toes q @3. celery, 500 ''e, paTsa;ps, 70
nass s,3os ns .,,, .e- 1ra,.S So
ns9nasT{us 80; tslsfaaf ORANGES s. Sas3s,
lef1on@. ,, f ss1.v California. So, lencas
81 SPECS @sttsEN- c+sNsfDn REatHz k.s=t
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SYNOPSIS.
1t Is raining on the Washington coast.
hut none has fallen TO the southwark. AT
Fort Candy, mouth OF the Columbia river.
the wind has reached a velocity OF 80 miles
per hour.
Seattle Local Report-Maximum temper
allure. 46 deg: minimum, IS; mean. IL.
Weather. cloudy. Rainfall in the past
twenty-four hours, .ol OF an inch.
G. n SALISBURY. Observer.
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C. A. Puariea Portland
Nv and Mrs. A. ". Horne. FORT 1o"ns-
u E Parton. Port Townsend;
Mrs t~orgnito. Port Tcwrssnu.
George w Sir1cns, Portland
". f. Dunning. San FRANCISCO.
4 r. Rrackincon. Paris. Tex
r NJ Ring San Francisco
Charles III. johnson. Tacoma.
= 4. Conrad Milwaukee,.
i w White San Francisco.
I. r Schmidt. Olympia
r Allison. COLORADO. ,.,.sn,
n r a. Tieeiemann. san Francisco
N. King. Victoria.
* f Aver Portland.
Neal LII Penotiue. Skasuay'
John Deranga, Dawson
NJ. Schneider. WooiIey-
l.. simmons. Whatcon-
II. ". Miller. Indiana
u r. Haggat;. Indiana
Miss O. Middleton. New YORK.
n White, San francisco
Nr and Mrs. Georse +. Riies. BOISE.
n NJ So Is,rnsy san Francisco.
rsyroY TYLER. Kansas CITY.
Louis saroni. San Francisco.
", H. Knseland' n She,,ohDI Dawson.
Master Dalton. Dawson-
+ I,inSenan, Kansas city.
F. D. Newell and family. Alaska
I ouis Foss Mount vernon.
w n. Rabcock. Walia Walias
James f. Bell. Everett,
n $ Hackman. Evefeis.
r. NJ. Caldwell, Tacoma
Mrs Nellie Humphrey. San Francisco.
James D. Malcolm, Portland.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
7. NJ. Berry. Chicago.
j. w. Casey, 81. Paul.
All Harris. Spokane.
Al Miller Spokane.
II. J. Gregory. Skaguay.
r. e Simpson. Skasuay.
oscar s. a.; r. Rat Meyer. New York.
]. Harvey, New York
N. Toklas. Olympia
a. l.. Paine and wife. 1hicako.
s. II. Roberts. Chieaso.
w. B. Pless. San Francisco.
Glen r. Scott. Philadelphia
E. l.. Remand, Dawson.
r. Greene. ST. Paul.
]. F. Sheehan and son. Port TOWNSEND.
+. ". Herring. London. ont.
s. Barber Golden, r.. C.
NJ. T. Hitchcock. Washington, d. {
A. A. Crandail Portland.
f. {. Patterson New York.
j. p Paulson. Denver.
n. Pauison,. Astoria
a, Frater and wife, San FRANCISCO.
B. F. Forbes. Portland
j. H. Cobb and wife, Texas.
A c. Berry and wife. 81. Louis.
Van Il. DeLashmutt. Spokane.
Mrs J. y. McDougau. Juneau.
". n. O'Neiil, Tacoma.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL
NJ. j. LAWN. San Francisco.
w e. pless. San Francisco.
Thomas r. Williams. city.
Mrs Ryan and son. City.
A. j. Easton. Buffalo.
John Morrison. Shelton.
p. Sullivan. Shelton.
". T. Johnston. Mount Vernon,
Mrs Hobanick, Black Diamond.
Shorty Edison. Newcastle.
s. Stirrup, Victoria.
George s. Wilcox. Blakeley.
Thomas Johnson. Hartford.
John Mackin. Hartford.
C.. H. BeasIee. Portland.
A. j. Garretson. Portland.
T. s. Garretson. Portland.
S. Hanson, Tacoma.
]. b. Hall. Cincinnati. .:
]. ID. Warner, Cincinnati. q.
~ McCarty, City.
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Live stock.

Cattle-Saies Of steers ranged all the way
from 81 10 81. . for common grades up 70
s5.25flJ.50 for the best offerings, the bulk
nf the cattle crossing the scales NJ si30fn
$40 Stockers and feeders sold fairly well
and butchers and Gamers cattle were firm
AMI animated. Calves were less active and
lower choice lots selling n s. 10 Northern
fed Texas cattle were firm IN direct de-
uand a s. soFf 60 for bulls. cows and he'll
fers and So. .snt35 for steers
Hogs Heavy packers sold a. 81 506i *.
and rrime hogs al ssG5f53 "a. the bulk Of
the hogs crossing the scales ut s.. sos s..
f'0s sold largely at Sc 1915 s.
Sheep were wanted at s2G3 30 for the
poorest lots up 10 Ss5774 X for = few
rr;n1e to fancy iocks. Most ~ the re-
reiptS we're fed Westerns sales of which
" re Ci1iHsv n s. 9offi * Lambs were SAL
ahie a. siI4.50 Cor the conntndnest M to
s5-1o6f5. > for extra lots. most Of the Of
fericss finding buyers AZ S3 and up
wards
Rece!pts-Ca;tle. Asa; hogs. $4,000;
sheep 5.s9
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Mining stocks.
CHICAGO MARK ETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4-wheat was quite ir-
regular TO begin with. There were buyers
az compared with 9ll4Qsla@-c. a, the close
yesterday. May very quickly began 10
give evidence of decided weakness. About
forty-five minutes after the opening 1t
weakened on news connected with the
Argentine situation and before the decline
brought in buyers enough to stop Il. the
price Of May was 90i3d%ssc The early
news was not particularly influential either
way. Liverpool was quoted I'D lower at
the start, indicating less weakness than
was prevailing here. Paris was also said
to be somewhat lower. but the weakest
was what New York had TO say about the
selling by foreigners The continent was
selling. they said. and buying orders from
to price below the market. were reported
cancelled this morning. Then II was said
the foreign selling and French cancellations
were because of heavy offerings OF Argen-
mental cables came very weak In tone. and
closing quotations showed the following
declines at Paris and Antwerp: Paris,
flour. e5d75 confines lower: :0d35 centimes
lower for wheat. Antwerp. 1919 centimes
lower for American red winter. Antwerp
quoted freer offerings from Argentina as
the reason for. declining. May made a dip
TO gotsc on this
Bradstreet's made the worlds increase
for the week / So. 600 bushels, all but 100 $40
bushels of i on this side. In the after
ken for export and infused some needed
strength into that trade. May rallied to
slhc where 1t was quoted at the close.
Corn acted weak most Of the day. but
became fairly strong near the end, May
closing a shade higher.
Oats were weak. elevator people selling
very freely. May closed shade lower.
Provisions were weak from the start.
The close was weak. May pork closing l2i5c
l0wer. May lard Zoe lower. and May ribs
TIC lower.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-05
Mining stocks
Total sales.
Total sales of stocks today. were 2os.7co
General Quotations.


Flour Receipts. 3 463; shipments. 25,s60
barrels. Quiet and barely steady
Wheat Re eelnts 80 425: exports 2D7 1872
bushels. Spot frm. No : red. 81 fslSs OPP
tons opened weak ard sold off all the
forenoon under short selling and some IL
quidatiou. inspired by lower cfoles and
foreign selling. hut finally rallied sharply
on export business. closing only i o@sc net
lover No. : red. January, 9IsI ls@sc. closed
9'Ec- MAJ F-7 rs@h.c, closed sStsc.
Hops-Nery firm
Nooi-~NCry tirm
Petroleum Duh
Coffee-4ontlons closed barely steady at
Las points net decline. Sales To- go bags
including: January. 5 -7GI5ssc; March. 500
yoiee s'ac. " jobb!ng. &c Mild. quiet;
sugar-stroug for raw; refined strong.
NetaI-.
Pig fron--Warrants. market az close DUH
Corper~I7nchanged Lake. I05oGl1.
Tin-euiet aad unchanged a SO ;s&sl3, IS.
Spel{ teri ocEanged At - s"F44-
Lead-Duil: a.6,tss}3. s2's brokers. s.. IS.
Available supplies.
Special cable and telegra ph3c atvicss 10
Bradstreet'S covering the principal paints
of accumulation indicate the following
changes in available supplies last Sstur-
day. as compared with the preceding Sat
urdav:
Wheat-United states and Canada. east
az the Rockies. increase. i43S.sl0 bushels:
1io4t Tor and IN Europe. Increase, 30 fss
NcTif' s supply. total Increase. q -lsi
bushels
Coru--i- u.te3 States and Canada. east OF
tNs Rockies. increase. 9sats9 bushels
Oats Dlt~d States and Canada, east %
the Rockies decrease 95t 6f77 bushels
The more important decFesses In wheat
rot reported III the official visible surF1Iv
statement a1d exclusively reported 10
Bra6streat's include ~ 80 bushels at Chi
cage private elevators - ess3 ~ Cleveland
1Is,90 al Galveston. IL 90 at New Orleans
and y 80 bushels 81 Northwestern interior
elevators.
TIE important Increases trclu1e 80 80
bushels a. Mtnaea polls private elevators
ard 5a.sse bushels at points n Manitoba
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-05
Receipts and shipments.

fr" t1e produce eXc1a4ra today tee A1,tfay-
r0arxs. vas steady rrea 1rer5e@ yssI9te.
"a .rssA f4e sc, Cheese. qaset At seysi1r
EaSs shady. frssa &c
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

s@aEtla Jan. 4 lsss.
Exchanges st - seattse. Tacoma tssSo-
sars ara Psytlaa6 eaesrs3g houses io@1ty