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RESCINDS

Imperial Edict UndOes Those Recently
Issued by the Chinese Emperor.
PEK1s, Sept. 2o.-An imperial edict
just issued practically rescinds the re.
cent reformatory edicts and orders that
Chang Yen Hwan, the former member
of the Chinese foreign office and oppo.
nent Of Ii Hung Chang. be confin ed
until further notice. The elict, how.
ever, absolves him from completely in
the alleged plot to assassinate the EN-.
perOr.
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GAS TURNED on.
Mrs. reese Sanger and Daughter Found
Dead at Nj lwaukee.

Mrs. REESE sanger and Daughter Found
Dead at NJ lwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2S.-Mrs. Rose
Sanger, sister Of Optician Julius L,ndc
Of this city, and hec young daughter,
Aronca, residing at SIS NewEa | street,
have been found dead IN their sleeping
Don The tragedy is thought to have
occurred Sunday night, but was not
discovered until neighlors and rela.
tives becoming alarmed at the \ non.
appearance, forced an entrance to their
apartments and found them boil dead.
The cock Oh the gas jet was found tc
be purity open. II Is thought Mrs.
Sanger had accidentally LETT the gas
partly turned on upon retiring for tie
nigat. The coroner Will Evest; gate.
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pugIlist Pavne KecOvers.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %. Doc
Payne, the pugilist, who was thought
to have been seriously injured in his
fight with J g Butler at the Arena, has
completely rec V red from the effects
OF the knock ou7 bow. Toe seconds
# h.two men, Tho were arrested and
ND 10 await the result Of Payne's in.
Jlre-, nave feen le elsel.
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Was Shot by a Brakeman,

HELENA, Mon, Sept. 29.-John
Swanson, whose home is at Atwater,
Mimi, was taken to st. Peters hos.
p.tal to receive surgical attention for a
shattered leg Swanson was sLo5 by
Brakeman Ryan, who had put him and
his partner. John Keete, off a Montana
Central train between Helena and
Great Falls. The brakeman 10 in Jail
here.
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Sioux City LiYa Sf00ls.

SIOUX CITY, H., Sept. %.
HOGS-Market % lower. Range OF
prices, So 500 $50.
CATTLE-M Market steady to weak.
Sales ranged at S4.l5G5.l5 for beeves;
Sl.6oG4.lO for cows. bulls and mixed;
S5.4o@+.25 for stockers and feeders: 8. a
GAPS for yearlings and calves; 8, $50
APO for westerns.
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II Turkey Does Not Connie

VIENNA. Sept. 2S.-It is seml.ofiicia,lv
announced If the Turkish goyernmen,
replies ~unfavorably to the demands 81
Crete, which must DO complied with
by Oct. IL. the powers will blockade
certain places in Crete, by land and
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VICTORIA. sept. IS The ''e'1 :,
Alpha has arrived here, pr!nT'"7 i
passengers from Dawson "a
Mlnook and other river points "a
reports obtained from the p
the Alpha brought little goa.
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ALLDEADN NOW
DR.. Jose COnrOStO Arrives in
New York From Havana
and Talks.
Problem Of Cuba's Future More
Social Than a Political
Question.
Asked About the ReconcentradOS
H. o YNl,o, r
Asked About the RecOncentradOS
lie Admitted They Are
All Gone.
Santiago Should Not Have Sur.
rendered--Torai Is Held
Responsible.

New YORK, Sept. 29.-Among the
passengers who arrived on the steamer
City of Washington, from Havana,
was DR.. Jose Conyosto.
DR.. Congosto will sail on the French
line steamer for Havre, Oct. /.
The evacuation of Cuba by Spain is
a matter of time" said DR.. Congosto,
nut when I left Havana, everything
was progressing we'll. l do not care
to enter into all the reasons for the de.
lay, but one Of the principal causes is
the fact that we have over 5000 sick.
who must be taken care Of, and can
not be left behind.
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ago Union St0cx Yards.

CHICAGO, Sept. %.
HOGS Market slow, to 5@lOc lower.
Sales ranged a: S355G4.Oo for light;
Sb.55eJ4.00 for mixed; S}6O14.OO for
heavy: 50. 400 $50 for rough.
CATTLE-Best grades steady; others
weak.
Sales ranged a: I. 9O@4.9) for beeyes;
s2.OO9t75 for cows and heifers: So. 100
$500 Tor Texas steers; $3.5OIl4j Tor
Westerns; S.. IOG46O for stockers and
iaeIerS.
SHEEP-Market steady to strong.
Sales ranged az s.. gM4.6J for natives:
S3.ooG4.4) tor Westerns; "a OoI6.7 10 for
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs. $4,000; cattle, Is. 90;
sheep. Ii, 90.
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POLICING MANILA.
Thirteenth Minnesota Has the Job O
Keeping Order.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 29.-The Manila cor.
respondent Of The Dispatch, j. S. Nc.
Cune, writes under date Of Aug. 20,
that the Thirteenth Minnesota was at
that time engaged in the work of DO.
Icing Manila. Colonel Reeve was off.
cially at the head, though Major Bean
War really chief. Captains Bjornstad
and See bach were progressing nicely.
j. S. Wood, Company D, st. Paul, died
on the Gath Of typhoid, ana was buried
the next day with military honors.
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st. Paul Uuion Stock Yard.

SOUTH ST. PAUL Sept %
HOGS-Market slow and so loo lower.
Range Of prices, Sa55I3 10.
CATTLE-Good demand for good
fat cattle and good stockers.
Sales ranged at s.. 6O95 j. % for stockers,
e2.35@3.50 for cows; $3.50 for hsifers;
$3.75I4 80 for steers.
SHEEP Market steady, good demand
for good sheep and lambs.
Muttons, S5.75@ %; lambs. i4.5O 1. 90.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900; cattle, 100; sheep
500; calves, 500.
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liied of D~ysentery ut Manila.

MANILA, Sept. 28.-Story Payson
Collwell, thirteenth Minnesota, a well
known man in MINI sapolis, died sud.
denly Saturday OF perforation OF the
lntestlnes, consequent upon acute dys.
entery.
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MADISON. Wis, Sept. 2>.-Henry e.
Freeman. son Of Professor Henry B.
Freeman Of the State university, and
brother t. DR.. Lwight Freeman Of Chi.
cago, has committed suicide by the use
Of chloroforln. lie was subject to mel.
ancholia.
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His Home in Wisc0nsfn.

ATLANTA, Ga. Sept. 28. = Frank
S~mazanake. private in Company G.
Third infantry, whose home is at Der.
lin, Wis, died at Fort Mcpherson Of
typhoid tever.
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Two Children Cremated

Fairfax, Mimi, Sept. 2S.-Tire a,
the farm Of John L.ebi, two miles cas-,
OF here, destroyed a tarn, four horses,
a number OF cattle, hogs and grain.
Two children were crematel, u (
years OF age and the other 2 years.
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Poultry, Butter and EeuS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 90.
POULTRY-Market for live. dull.
Spring chickens, sGSlac; hens, &C.; ducks.
6laa7c; turkeys. 79Sc.
BUTTER Steady. Creameries. 1870
l91ac; dairics. l2@l7c.
EGGS-Firm; fresh, lac.
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Quarter Of "a Nj lion on Hoard.

VICTORIA, 4. G., Sept. 2Y.-The
steamer Dinube arrived during the
day from st. Miehaels with 1856 passen.
gers from the KIondike and gold dust
estimated by the purser at $3.50. 600.
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Chicago Gram and Prov.s ous,

CHICAGO, Sept. %.
CLOSING PRICES.
WEEAI-September 6SHc; December.
6iAW645sc; May, 64la@6i5sc.
CORN September. 2914 @29ssc; Decem
Der, 2934 2s1sc; May, al5sI33:.
OA1S-SeptembeI. 2l@c; December,
Pic; May, 2234W !21sc.
PORK september, s7.97; October.
S1.y7; December, SoU1: January. ss.U7.
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MINNEAPOLIS Grain,

MlNNEAPoL1s, Sept. 2a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closed at 6Sc;
December, 6@60ssc; May, 6lA@6l Jsc.
On Track-No. l hard, 65Ac; Mol North
ern 64a4c; No. ? Northern, 6lAc.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Sept. Is,
WHEAT-Cash No. hard, zoo; No.
l Northern. &c; No. , Northern. dc;
To Arrive mo. l hard, $50; No. |
Northern. 66,; September, 67kc; De-
cember, 62lac; October, $3.50; May, $3.50.
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Foreign Ships Have Left.

MANILA. Sept. 2S.-All the British.
French and German warships have
left Manila.
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More Social Than Political.

1.-The problem of the future Of the
island is a difficult one, and l have
stulled it without prejudice, and as
the result of this study of years, / be-.
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sc.. g: s:n sasks, = sn bale 3: 80 sackA
a hais. =: fs-n ssrks = n bale. e.

. "a hsis. e: is-n ssrks- 5 IA haie. g.
Cann<A 6osds-
Canned VEGETABLES ucsSg- x,-Tons.ses.
sfy.s: $50 .snasos. "a ca: ~;
ss s.rl1g. aesns. sscssI..s. Lima beans
y. Boston bzked t-ans. 8 sat =: masa-
rs cnn..g . q I..ssa Tsys e 49, ss.s..
Bartlett psara st-s: white cherries. g .:
a. ss &c. s,ssrss. e pssss5aes cs.ssaia
Gassssns, isasg eT P..A.s.-lsa sss saisn
= n.s !. eg.s; I'm ,ias rs: ge.sssh.s,s;
tins Si-se. crrrsnts gallon tins- aS.
r,iums ralicn fins e 70: zts-:o tins 81. q:
grapes. H4-D ttHs. 81 70
SatIs. Tsois and Corda1e.
Hs 10 Con-. els: ss 10 ses. wire. ssy base.
ton. tu,,I. s sssss ss;ss per e. HaaSoid.
a1 rserr and s' SssS1 s se psr
aaes .s i ST. per s Is. ssh aos IS BIT
Pts FER eoa a4 s asn and e s sas ssess
per aoz PIeas-RsIlresa s.ncs per
hsl dreas ssasy ea rsr 1s' e Wsse.
- esGs !Sile per ID fhes-S and !" per
Lawn MSwsrs-Greas American. 80 ana
% To- P s.ns % on Boekess % and 10
Sc ss.a and gsr cent Mos "a
90 and 10 per cent. Of: Lightning. 50 per
.scales-Howe .nd FAIRBANKS platform.
per cent. on list: counter. IS per cent. Of
list; spofford scales g psr cent. on nst,
larger i2e pea. ID. l2-throad. l21fc per 10;
s ard a-thread, BE; sisal. ii4-Inch and
iiafser, iici is..hrsad. n.;e; and s-thTgead.
,smnsa IS and 10 10 50 Der cent, Oh on
Grani.eware-s5 and 20 per cent. or.
Oakun-rer hale. E1Hi0
Wfre-B!ack. plain. E..o: galvanized.
barbed fence 332s; green wire cloth. 81 Is
p Pev 70 Z ie,ess.nx,-slacs blasting. Fer
SSsasa,, i' hs5ss. :. 5sd.os
stump. as: Improved Jadson stump.
NO: Golden Pheasant Sporting. SIS
aess: q: Dupont rife sportIsg. s5Ab kegs.
Shot tiobbingi-D Drop. 81 S per Gag: buck
shot. H.so: chilled shot. N.0
Fuse = e loo double tape. $3.50; triple
Heavy Hardware.
Wire Rope--Llst
Far Iro, as.sniE e, a -. s; K nssaa
il. black. 30 per cent. Oh list: Larger
sises. % and 10 per cent; galvanized. IL
and under 70 and per cent. on: larger
sizes IS and 8 per cent. OF list
Sheet Zinc U0bbnEj-Tac per ID.
Tin Plate 9obhfng,-Charcoal plates
bright IC. llxao. t65o07 per box: TX Ss5o
charcoal plates, .erne. &c. i4xa0. 81. 50; OK
Sheet Iron tiohbing)-American. COM
D mGn; ee Mo- III 4 uss galvanized. 70 and 7"
shingle Bands Galvanized. PC per ib:
black. S,sc per ID.
Solder tjobbingl-Tinnsrs' half and hale.
lie per ID: extra wfping lie.
Otis anu Inrpcatine.
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Horton Stock MARKET,
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


NEW YORK. June 1&,---The Evening
Posts Isondon financial eablegraTn says
The stock markets here were stagnaat
today. the brokers being at the Ascot
about the lowest ON the collapse ef the
Letter what deal. This caused a semi
panic on the Liverpool corn exchange ard
renewed runsors as to'thc soivency OF
the details OF the United States govern
ment loan. ard that they are prepared To
remit Subscriptions from hsre-
II Is understood that the Br lziliau fund
ing scheme will soon be submitted TO the
bondho.ders by a councii OF foreign bend
holders, acting for the Rothschilds who
presumably dislike ASSOCIATION with Bra
American bills offered for discount Is again
very large. The difficulties connected
with the recent Issue OF Chilean treasury
bills are in the course of arrangemeat...
Pacific. Mss; Grand Trunk, 81: bar silver.
per ounce, sid; money, &sri per cent.
Visible supply.
SPECIAL cable and Geographic dispatches
To Bradstreets'. covering the principal
points of accumulation. indicate tbs fol-
lowing changes In visible supplies last Sat
urday as compared with the proceeding
Saturday:
Wheat. United States and Canada. eas.
OF the Rockies. decrease 100000 bushels
aficat and IN Earspe. increase. 40o,o@o bush
els; worlds supply. total decrease 2S5oo 90
bushels; corn, United States and Canada,
east of the Rockies. Increase $4,000 bush
Cas-; oats. United States and Canada. east
OF the Rockies. increase iei.000 bushels.
BreadstufTa.
LIVERPOOL. June H--Close: Wheat
Futures closed steady. July, IS 9i4d; Sep
TENDER, 6s Sd.
Corn-spot American mixed new, quiet.
steady, IS AID.
Flour-St Louis fancy winter. lis 3D..
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. June 1.-THE wool market has
neen remarkably quiet this week although
very little Ee& knsSs h noted. The cali Tor
le1fssery sool has beefl sew. owing 10 the
nsga price or the new crops Fleece wools
AdFe ns2 sc7te call 81 prices ranging from
* % 10 Tor quarter and hasghaop3s. while
otter Hines have s@s->>.sssssss &c and ~ Aus
LFa4ian woosS hsye sEst with = slow sale
but prizes held firm. gsEosasiofwss
lnwssasSd medium Missouri Qaarteraloc1
co.nbtng. HAZE
Texas wooS-SprsHg medium twelve
months. laRsfse; secured. saSs 4se: sprtng
twelve months issfisc; secured 4sEf4ass
territory woolS-Mnnfana. rne nssSisnra
and fine. 1sGilSe: secured, ssc; staple. sc
Ctaa- Wyoming. etc, fine medium aud tine,
NrtSc: secured, 4ssfisc: Staple, Sc
Australian wooas--Scoared basis comb
ing ssiperilne 1ssl-2s>: good. esslssc: aver
age. s2Sss5c. Queensland, conihiRg. &c.
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yesopmrnt. and sold with considerable -
astcErc. bringing about q decline - 3
Fcs1t IA some eases No heavy offerings
were encosnsersc al Ire decline. however,
ans Prices had come hack about 10 tae
opening level before the end CT the arst
scrE- Later In the day there was renewed
ssA.ag On quite large scale. which was
attributes 70 Chicago activity. and served
extent OF TIE damage done 20 the inanc AZ
faEr.e ey the collapse IL wheat
lis FsyFr.sn tendency Of prices unset
tied the tone OF the speculation, and re-
suited n rather dun market for the rest
Q. TIE day. The strength % Manhattan
and the armness OF Sugar ard Tobaeco.
on The later dealings helped 10 sustain
the market There IL some anxiety in the
street 70 find cut bow the subscriptions
70 tie new government foar viii progress
II Is considered probable that rno1ey uis
become dearer. though 10 actual ssria-
gsncy Is locked fer by any competent OBJ
server. TIE new revenue law N force to-
day, has one or two features whose effect
for consideration.
Prices OF bonds yielded in sympathy
with stocks. but losses were less and there
was no pressure 10 i.Quidase Total sales
were NAa 600 United States resissered
tours advanced y. United States fours.
coupons. Ia: the old AS coGpaEs. y; the
old fours, registered, and the fves, IA.
IN the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money On call, lLGI,s per cent. last
loans. Ne per cent; prime mercantile pa
per. ga per cent: sterling exchange:
o..ls at SS<,t.Ssss for demand, and At
ssAs4GsA fer sixty days. posted rates.
s+ss,s and sissisGlss; commercial bills.
bar silver sc: Mexican dollars. as.c.
Government bonds. strong; state bonds.
heavy: railroad bonds heavy.
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L. SIR Pres.isns. from san FrarcSco:
May IL sh Sohes1sia- from san Francisco.
May Is Tx Msross from Sax F'ranciscos
May - S-hr Pgs~Tero from Gray.s haT-
her. May - schr Eureka. from San Fran
cxscc. May Z str Thsssae frsfss san Fran
cisco. May 81 Blk Nicholas Tssyer. from
San Fwancissus hk VIII T.. Gaze. from
San Frans4SNo. scsar Premier. from San
ETar~ksoo. May L. saa orsenssi, from san
Fsa1cisENa: MAY ~ sh Indiana from san
FranssSco. Akxn WEiase II. Hunss. frosn
san Francesca
s4.llr Meaagscshon. from Ssn Francisco.
Sailed. str Arcssa for San Francisco
REIs1Spo June a--Arrivssi June IS.
sch- Aiszsie. from Gfsays Harnor.
ASTORIA, Jtsne is.-SaEsesf ,luse IL str
Stasa or California fer san Francisco.
PORTLAND. June iS.-Cieared. Er Blk
CrSEapsua for Queenstown.
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MARINE OBsERv AIiONS,

Special Dispatches 20 Post-Inieliigeneer.
TAToOSH. June 1t p. m.-Barusneter.
= 90: cloudy. wind south, twelve sniles. In
ward last night tug WandeTer at ) .. IN. .
a steamer, at a. IA; tug Tyee, at 6:s5 a.
m: steamer Tltanla. al 100 D. IN. Outward.
stea ner WasslteRaw. at i2.As p. N. Tug
Rabboni a; the buoy.
NEAH BAY. June Ia p. m.--Eloidy:
light south wind.
CI.ALLAM BAY. June IA y. m
Cloudy light south wind.
PORT ANGELES. June III r. sn.-~T3a-
roraeter, - -: cloudy. calm. Tug Tyee and
ship Willard tn the bay.
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Cylinder oil. bbls. 4o09Oc: cases. Sc ad-
S,s 5 LEAD s 5,: Ser Of e.. c. ssss
SsgIs ,,sa! cans 9 81; sa i cans.
Miscellaneous.
Soap ucbbing)-Seattle Savon. 2os 5sc:
zoos. s.; Electric. as. $l.l0: zoos. s.. 20: CHI
bert & Co, Dora a. ioes G 10; sos; oSc: &c.
ie zoos; A.S: Proctor J. dambie's ivory. 4Ss.
s. S. zoos. 81 CASTLE. white. i29lsc per 10:
CASTLE. notified. lec.
a sss e eas s ssa
47c: Piper Heidsick. 46c; Scroll Tag.
s2iac: Sun Tag. per 10. 52l2c: Something
G9GS 's Seal o os SGT anrt sA e@roadP a i Der f.
53c: MastifY. rs. soc; Us. SIC.
bats Rsr straw sc: 30. MANILA camilla &C:
list: drab express. 1.c
per- gs 49, 4 seas' Per ~" ''''' 0'''
Lumber and building Material.
Logs-superior quality, Per NJ. No. ! fir.
S. 5osie: merchantable fir. s3li5o; No. / ce-
dar s6afs common. per NJ s3.50655: spruce
logs $50; cedar shing.e bolts sec.
Fir Lumber-Kough $500; thick finish,
surfaced one or two sides 8 le and u INCH
es wide si51aao: lengths. ls to I6 feet. spe-
ciai lengths. soc per NJ extra. One-inch fin
ism, yl3niN- all vertical gram. ~ per NJ eX-
ira Flooring, dressed and matched, STA
q stock boards, s-inch ssuis io-inch s9.5o
uls50: i2~inch, $i2Gtts Fencing. No. l. 4 or
e-inch 81: No. 2. s.. V or channel rustic.
and drop siding. weight 200 lbs sifIi4
Fir timber jotsfs and scantilngs rough,
$s.09l6: 8 8. f, se.50Gils: 8 S, s1tIil.
Box boards. 13-ln and up sl5a22 Bowel sid
ing tt1-inch tied sssli0. Ceiling V. bead
Ell or plaza. Nos J. and 3 4 or 6-inch. 1000
IBIS: Nos l. and g. ss-inch / 100 lbs: Nos.
/. . and s. a-iuch. go lbs. sgais Lath 800
lbs weight ss9iie. feet N.so
Washington Red Cedar Lumber Rough
SSai9. Bowel siding. weight 100 his sl4
1870. Ceilings. weights Nos. j. = and 3.
7sxs-inch. i,a1 lbs: Nos. !. and 3. ssx6-
inch 1880 lbs; Nos l. and 3. ssx6-inch,
30 lhs. sf9tlg7 WainscoiiuT s10ffi4 Rus
tic. s25si n. sAs shingles N-S: standard
shingles. sl.is. one-inch finish. IL IA and Ie
feet. S26GtS4. Thick finish s2S6ls5 Cedar
squares :. s. 3 aud 10 feet, sea6f5a Rat
tens. 2o@s+oc per 100 Nneal feet. Pickets.
S?
kin-dried, 81 in advance Of green pray-
age, soc
Rr.ck-Comnon s7qs per Al: pressed.
s21a59 per NJ. areorick. s279sso: terra Gotta
pipe. DC ger foot
cesnent 0ohb,nsl-Portland X. e. s..
SG: Alsen. Rs
Lime .5iobainsl-Roche Har5or. si-io: San
Juan. 81.
Plaster doobing>-Golden Gate. per Dbl.
as
Plaster Hair blugl-washed. $50 per
sack: unwashed. $40 per sack
THE SEATTLE WHEN MARKET
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wool. ha.es. ~. hides. number. -. rats
:ns. boxes, -: Quicksilver. tasks. =. wsne.
EaIs.Es. q. 80.
produce. Frust. f:sc.
Mllssur.-M ddiinss. s-a-so9s2a: bran.
Hss-wssa,. Esg.a: wheat and oa:.
SCH n1laa. ssss~ :ss sa .er nss red
pickle onions 4stsc; green psas. E2a-9s;
string beans. sasc per y fer nsw: summer
squash. s5aasc box apparatus, fancy. sl-ss
az: egg plant. iezIlzlse; chli green Pep
Frults-Apps.s. eossmoa. seIssc: straw
berries. sssls: g5oseberries. lss2c; cherries,
pians ssEs5ac box. oranges Valencia ma
wells. A-.SasS. Mexican LINES, re-pack- $50
gso: lemons eamm2n California. sscssxi;
pineappIes. s. seas 6oz.
Buster-Fancy creamery. is1ac. seconds.
i.x9lsc. fancy dairy. lie: seconds. l5g
ehesse-roang America. ss@alec: East
Eggs-store. lsaisc: fancy ranch. isalsc:
Eastern. l4a1sgr5c-
BOOSTERS. ASsqs.se: young ROSTERS. ssNs:
small broiier< 81 $40: large broilers. $s7.
Z; fryers. A5eas; hens, ssses4se: oh
ducks. Sfss-5o. ygung ducks. sssIs 80; geese.
81; young pigeons. r.e5a1.5e.
Wool and Hops.
Wo0l-Spring-N clip, is6lic; Ore
gon. Eastern. choice i29fifc: Eastern poor
ga lcs Valley. I2G i5c.
Fall-Southeru coas. lambs 7Ffsc; San
Joaquin lambs. Tttsc; Northern lambs. ffFi
IL: Humboldt and Merdocinc. 1Gssc.
Hops-Oad crop, la Sc; new, s0i2ixc-
Ciosing Quotations.
wheat-Quiet: December. sls5ls; May.
BaFley-Quiet. December. iIsisai.la
Corn-Large yellow, $li1i2so
Bran-sls.5oalI.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. Sass:
sterling on London. sight. sIssis.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 57iki Drafts-S.gh. a.. Is
Mex dois ..s6s.a issx Telegraph :. :. III
Mining stocks.
asa ...-...... ..lJuitd
Alpha Con $500. 2Justice 1890. 49,. .
Andes ....-... ! kentuck Con 49,. s
Belcher -. ...... s Lady Wash Con .
6eie Isle ....-.... al Aex-can -..... II
Best 4 Belcher :. % Mono -. ...
Bodie Con ........ mount DiabH 49,. :.
buAion -. Navajo ...... 49,. :.
Buluer Goa $500. ..lOeeidentai Con -. 80
Caledonia $500. :. SOphir -. ..... y
Challenge Con -. 16Oyefman 80. 49,. 5
[iio.fat $4,000 ~ Eo-osi 10
Soaiusnce - savage z
Con. Cal. & Va :. IS Scorpion .
Con Imperial ..Sierra Nevada 49, 60
Con. New York =. Silver Hill ... :.
crown Point sSilver King ....... :.
EAcnsoueF ..lssandard .l5t
Gould 4 Curry :. Is Union Con 1870. is
Grand Prize -...,. =. Utah Con .... 5
Hale & Norcross. a Yellow Jacket 80. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15
'ns SEATTLE MARKETS.

men Iii he s cay WI" i,,. The eosn;
~ Ia a.assi'ts Of all kinds Straw her.
tassr .-aVaiar, we've ia market a., sl,,,,,-
sasA,, ~ as''ts arriving principally fran
tssrss ~ ss,d and Green Lake. lg e.nsst.
S.zsarrsA. ,s owe; stock, the price on
Hssaay's a us,ss'd little. 'Scasl lrelng
fv1 SaiIe,.sssffsss IN market shipped here
~ a. 1919 arr very poor stock ana
- $50. $50 even AZ - per crate.
xasx. ~ market shows no .sariItt1l4r
sskess an Its Q1lfe steady. Spring
ensEfe suite GYEn SfY7rtlx fress, ..,,...A
- ~ ssssas1S az isaI<e Their, \ 5. 80
u ena~,..Ssss now Ter Eastern stock afs,y Il
kSns~ - tire fresh ranch.
4se W. Is ABOUT ous % market
800 -, s'eh = cegnins IN. bat oaly
a ~. naSss Weakening tcaaen,v
lsssas hAlf oeat '''' = Avs
~ "a AZ aas advanced again = halt
% sress. s.nS Pylces are being offered =,
Z sssas To-. - .oeai Dealers :sr DELIVERY
ss';as VI 'ae dock or ~ the car AZ
nes xssse' sound oa.s s.aas-. har,ey
III sssr,. ,shseSen fe,va. sAas.si. braa.
y ws.s as.s seead. ssae per Ten: East
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