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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
CHANGES ~ THE WIRE TRUST
NEW COMPINArION FORMED WITH CAP
ITAI. OF s24O1Oolc.


ITAI. OF s24OJooD
Chicago March lo-The plan of the larger wire
nail companies In the country to form trust has
been abandoned and instead Of a great combina-
ton severa, Of the concerns which the leaders
I'm the movement to form a trust have decided to
form a combination OF the: and to leave the
others on the outside. The companies which are
TO form the combination are:
The Consolidated Steel and Wire Company, which
controls severa! plants. in st. Louis. two in
Joliet Ill: one in Cleveland. in Beaver Falls.
Penn; in Pttsburs, and one in Allentown
Penn.
l. L. El!wood Deka.b. H.. who controls the ELL
wood Wire and Nail Company and the l. l.. Eli
wood Manufacturing company both o: De Kalb, III.
American Wire Nail Company. Anderson. Ind.
Salem Wire Nan Company. which controls one
plant at Salem ONO. ana one Findlay. Ohio.
H. L. Nail Company, Cleveland.
American Wire Company. Cleveland.
should Include all the large concerns OF the country
was que to the tact that several OF the companies
which were TO nave become members could not
show 4 volume OF business sufficient TO justify the
promoters in paying the price demanded some
OF them were rot making money In quantities SUI
ncierty large TO make them desirable members
promoters. il finally decided that the above
named companies would form a combination OF their
..The capital stock Of the combination will be
s2.0ocD common stock. The head offices OF the
trust, to which as yet no name has been given,
viii he In this city, and it Is expected that all the
companies which are to become members will be
operating under one head BY April ?. which is the
date set for the launching Of the enterprise. II
has not as yet been decided where the new COM
pany will be incorporated. but IT probably will be
In illinois No officers have been selected and will
not be for some days one OF the chief men in
the enterprise said tonight that far nothing
had been done except 10 agree to form COM
blnaon the lines given above.
The estimated valuation OF the plants made by
experts in employ OF j p. Morgan & Co. OF
New York. is S?.52I,s10 This amount has however.
been placed at $S.0OOGO0 in estimating the assets
and the balance of the capital stock. Four million
dollars will he In cash working capital. The Illinois
Steel Company. OF this city. is a party 10 the
agreement although not an actual part Of IT, The
wire mills have agreed TO take the entire output OF
It's rod mills cstima ted hundred and ninety
million annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
YONKERS.

The Minuet Circle. social ORGANIZATION Va 49,
s,d women he'd its annual meeting on Wednesday
,.o.t.e, -, .bc home Of J. L. Dubois Albert Gnnz-
berg was chosen president II. Mateer, wee iesr
dent; william Bruce secretary. and Aioer' Hu'S''
,rcaeurcr Twelve persons Joined the circle
A stag enter; linment is 10 be gwen 'h's c'e'""s
a. Odd Fellows He'll by Shanner hhc@"ii"'' %
u stephens Of brooklyn ec ynrbr,on Ave-
- tSSor,isi church last nigh; on The Iabe'AaC'e
The address was illustrated BY mole. Z. pouvs
T'nere viii be A choral n;any service AZ -, ~
r,niscanaI church in North BrOadway; near 80, nSl
hurton-ave. this evening. Archdeacon an h'''~"'
~ White Pla ms will preac' the sermon. ,o 40
lecture Is 10 Nc given this evening uI 49, y
snsnjces Of the Yonkers Choral Society ny mcIty r. r.
a Wusthlttl IN tho hall ~ the Womans Institute" ~
narsade-ove The subject is American fo'KK,SoIis.
MrS Krchbie will assist By singing seyeraI ,,''''
go ~ creole plantation and other foiKsonSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
NICARAGrA cONplyy DJDrcropo

The stockholders az the Nicaragua Cor,,a..
corporation aIhod TO tho Nicaragua Canal Conr,,,,,
met yesterday and elected the following dirar,n-s
j. W Miller r. L. Edwards. J. r. Bar,,o,, H..
J.. How'and warner Miller ". T. Cochran cnr
4. Lancas,cr s'Iyycsant Fish. IL L. low j,o -.
mann o.iIl rs, IL j.. i. Flirsch and lam
emery he now directors Ncssrs G,cbr.1
Mac6ornd PAR lancasier. Oeirichs ana Fi,nsstn
81 -, p shares. AtA weIc voted n, the rncctinr
ne directors VIII Leet AZ early d,to ~ - /,
elect officers. "''c ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
MOUNT VERNON.

Miss Clo,llde q. Have died at the home Of her
brother. Matthew Have No. 2o2 East l.incoln-ave..
OF "Wednesday. She viii he buried to-day in
Sltaay Miss l.cwc was bonn In Albany and WAS
the daughter u Martin ana Mary Hawe.
heNnctt wallace. son Of J.. r, ". and Mamie
Post Wallace. dicG al his home. No. ~ BIN plarc
Chester i'm. On Wednesday. 4he funeral vii L.
fc.t iC-ilisht
= reading. Illustrated by a number Of ,ablcaue
e. ~ "Glaudma's Aitlc TIcasul -" viii be etyrn
to-.sAt Ia inc pa.ors cf the Presbyterian Church
Thc caiCr,aiDmcnt VII also include a musical bra.
eia'.ne By MIS-. John Min,Jcn. Mrs. lIoImbod
Mrs. Daskley and the Ideal Mandolin Club N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
Mr. D0LpWs car AND D0G pIcyrPEs

Their VIII he an exhibition Tomorrow at the SDo
Ar, Galleries. No 43 Libcrty-st.. Of paintings by j.
II D1!ph 4. y. A. which viii be sold nj auction a:
the same pace on W,dacsday at 3 ,. m. There are
sixty pictures. ard they portray cats and GJhs IA
Mr. DOph's wri-knOwn manner. Most O. the can
vases are small Among the titles are Let Is
Arbitrate" a Tea Party" Young Beasts"
Temporary Possession " Fox Terriers" "Afer
inc Quail" Pug Puppies. "A Breakfast Party
and "A Society Lion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

Papers Of Incorporation fled yesterday Of
the Greek Uniat Church Of 81. Nicholas in Yon-
kers Of wficn the Rev Acacius Kammo cskl is the
rector.
The Hobby BotiliuG Compar;. for tho manufac;-
ure ana sale Of mineral and CarbJ d waters bot
tiers OF beers and HicS ana cold storage also filed
papers. The capital stock Is 5000. 80 shares t.,
$50 each. Its principal place q bush css is Noun;
Vernon TIC directors are William Hobby Eugene
&. Nash and Frank A. Thomas, all of Mount Yer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS
BUCKINGHAM - Ex-Governor Charles warren
Limit Of Rhode Island and ex-Congressman ben
l.. Fairchild. Of Pelham. y. 7. FIR ~ Az hN - :
Professor Goodwin smith Of Toronto Ex-Governor
ROYAL g. Taft Of Rhode Island and stare senator
Edgar T. Bracket. OF Saratoga. GRANp-MaJor
G. s Leach. L. (. 4. HOFFMAN-Mayor Ja'hcs
y ,toc,,tro ~ c,.roc,,s. IMPERIAIe-Hary S
Herbert ex-Secrctary II the Navy. MAMMA an
a S Carnegie Of Pittsburg. MURRAY I'LL
Dwight l. Moody the cvangelst. WALDJhf-
Ex- Governor Frank Brown Of Maryland MEoI
,fNsTFR- George Uenschcl OF London WIND
SOR-Edwn Walker. Of Chicago
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or MR. III GALLIEyyr

Mator Pond announces two more appearances =,
Richard lie Caffeine in This city. They VIII be n,
the Lyce Theatre on Monday and Tuesday after
Moons next al $50 o'clock The l.s; VIII be
lecture on the Second Comi.g OF .Ae Idtai". ,b@
second. readings from his WORKS. follows: From
Prose Fancios." The Woman's HGIf Pr5Ats'. a
chap.cr from The Quest u the Golden Girl" four
ehd-svugs and Variations Upon Whitebait'' from
"proee Eaueles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
THE CABINET CLTR ELECTION

The annual meeting Of the Calumet Club was VIOLA
last night The following we're elected as governors
FOR three years: J. Henry Carson Gustav l. VII
mcfcrE. ne Forest Grant James Brown Lord and
MT hoyhton Ohborn W. Bright was clected
governor Ior a one-ye1r term Tire financial condI-
t4og 81 the CLUB was reported be prospcrous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
TO HoyoR. Tnr rEEyDlwy crscrrps

Tho committee appointed to formulate prouc-
resolutions 10 70 captain and officers II the steam
ship -. Louis FOR the rescue o. the PASSENGERS and
crow 81 the sinking steamship Nccndam viii pre-
sent the "lgFosscd resolutions 10 the captain mud
officers Of III 81. Louis actually engaged 'n The
rescue next Saturday. 1890 =. The pTeaen:a-
ton VIII be preceded by 4 luncheon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

Spring Overcoats. They arc this
Springs. not last Springs
Handsome 1898 Fabrics.
Correct 1923 Styles.
Economical 1898 Prices.
Our very nobby Covert Goth lop
Coats are in cut and make the height
Of Fashion, and yet are sold as low
as $l2, SIS and S)S.
Finer ones if you like, but no better
in style. 49,, G.
Custom Department at the 18TH d.
store.
HACKETT, ) Broadway,
CARHART COrnsr C 1%r1
& CO. Near Chambers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
VEPCH4NTS or TIE BRONA DINE
THE BOROUGHs INTERESTS DISCUSSED 81
TIE NORTH SIDE BOARD OF TRADE

THE BOROUGHs INTERESTS DlSCO SSr'D %
THE NORTH SIDE BOARD OF TRADE
The fourth annual dinner Of the North si'e boarn
q, Trade OF the Ciy Of New-York took place I"S'
night at the Schnorer Club. Third-ave ana Cne-
Observation-Disclosures ono hundred and htY
rocn,hers and guests were present. inclullhs " mum
her prominent in affairs Of The Bronx ana seEt."'
from other parts Of the city. JAIME" L. WeiS
president Of the Board sat at the hc'u oi ~!
table. with Cyrus Clark T. X. Martin. LOUIS -
Haffcn Randolph Guggenhelmcr' Fresl'rh' ~ '"'
Council: Maurice r Hoahan. George l." f.NtH
Chancellor Henry NJ MacCracken Thomas L. re"
nor and Henry A. Gumbleton. The toast ist was
arranged with the fact IN mind that the dihner
WAS the first held by the Board Of Trade since the
annexed district" gained greater dignity as inc
Borough OF The Bronx The toasts were as loi-
lows: The city Of New York" responded 10 py
Randolph Guggenhelmer: The Borough OF IN. inc
Bronx and Home Rule; by louis t1n6iiaabto om:
Rapid Transit" ny George J.. Nves' Ed u
tIorai Advantages OF the North SIDE; ny Chan-
ccor Henry VI. MacCracken; our NsiGh3or ca, on
thn Norfh by T. X Martin. and The North S'de
Bar" by Henry \. Gumhleton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
AifN.IArf'PE Almanac


s,r,. e,s Sunset e:o3 Noon pm 1915 Moons 10
HIGH WATER TODAY
A M-Sanav Hook OIL Gov Island Q 81 Hell Gate II 80
y N-Sandy Hook Gal Gov. Island lO;l3 He'll Gate
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Announcements.

Henry a. Daniels. NJ D.. so West Olst 81
All psesres 'f the Nervous system Psraly,s p,ra,e,
81 Memory snd WILL impairment Of Handw rtL.
'"p"'sn.s snd stsfliiy' Hours d TO 1. to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

Iona"
a new collar.
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If FL1Nrs FIVE FURNITURE
AHEAD OF NATURE.

With the balmy zephyrs Of the last
few days we also have anticipate"
natures "spring opening" and otter Il
masterfn collection OF spring ana
SIMMER furniture. Our floors are YER
liable panoramas of loneliness. AXE
mans handn,aiden for the graphic de-
lincation of things beautiful" Is seen
on every side. Our drapery department.
has had many recent additions in AIRY
goods. A careful inspection OF our
spring stock and factory prices VIII
convince You that It is economy 10
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-01-15
Mems Hats
Green Tags

John B. Stetson ]; Co. g Fedora Hate,
cod 40 all other stores at IS. Our
regular low price s4OO. Screen
Tag price. 50 90
All regular $3.50 hats, all les and shapes.
Green Tag price 80 IS
All regular 81 90 hats, Screen Tag" price. 2.25
All regular $3.50 hats. "Green Tsg' price. 1.Ss
All regular q 90 hate, "Green Tag price. so
All regular sl.5O hats, ''Green Tag price. L12ks
All regular sl.OO hats, 'Green Tag pric,. rs
All regular 10, hat,, Screen Tag .lice.. 81
All regular 90: hats, 'Green Tag" price,. .3S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-22
CHICAGO ELS
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. June 2L-There We're several
causes which combined n give wheat
strength at the starr. The cables We're de-
cidediy strong. Liverpool prices ranging
from li2d 10 2!2d per bishe! higher. with
the continental markets better. Another
reason for strength was found in the bad
news from France. where the crop was
said to have been seriously hurt hy rust.
According 10 authentic reports the Weld
there viii he 10 to - per cent. less than
anticipated. AdviceS were also received
from many sections in Missouri Kansas
and Texas. where the grain is ripe. report
ing serious loss from rams, and these.
too. had a good influence early in the DAY
Shorts covered freely and there was some
general buying for the long account. un-
der which prices advanced sharply. The
heavy profit taking and short selling which
September. which started at 73U13i3c. de-
clned to I'2c December lost lIac In
the last half Of the session tae market
turned exceedingly strong on the c0nfiPrna-
ton that The deal - pool the Pillsbury
and PeaYy wheat. along with the Letter
al, had been Corsummated. Together
with this came still further claims Of crop
damage from $. Louis. This hullsh news
brought the shorts out In force. and the
decline was more than recovered July
closed with an advance OF 2i,U2i.c. and
September li.uiaSc.
After strong opening N corn the mar
ket became quiet. due TO profit taking.
Later The loss was barely recovered on
the final rally in wheat. Ju.y closed 2Sc
lower. Oats followed corn, Jul. closing
with loss OF lac.
The appearance of THO new cases of yell
low fever In Mississippi together with the
break in corn. depressed provis ons. Pork
lost 15c. lard a. and ribs ~
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. June 2f.-The stock mar
ket today gave renewed evidence OF tfle
general disposition among important 'inan-
cial interests II restrict confident opera
tions until developments N the war sltaA-
ton gave mere stability 10 the grain mar
ket ana clearer perception 10 the future
OF the money market ul3terializes>. The an
roUnceuaeDt OF the Baltimore * ONO Teor-
ganiZation plan. which involves the d1Stri-
button Of new securities n excess OF S@1a.-
ns,.1. and the Formation of an 0naerwrit-
ing syndicate to provide ssa.;sstso cash 10
carry ous the immediate provisions OF the
plan. augurs We'll for The confidence of its
projectors in the immediate tendency OF
the money market.
The general temper of specuia son today
was hesitating during the greater part Of
the forenoon. owing 10 the vigorous efforts
OF the bears to precipitate weakness in the
general market by concentrating their Ell
forts against the high priced SVecialties,
with a view of dislodging long stocks.
Their efforts were rewarded by substantial
declines in Sugar Peoples Gas and Met
ropoiitan Street Railway. The GranseT
group yielded symTathetlcaly with the
break. bat the remainder OF the list was
well supported ana losses were small
The feveriSanes5 of the leaders Influenced
the speculation 70 more or less extent.
Until a disposition or the part or London
operators 10 absorb a Sprinkhng OF the in
ternaticnal favortes, coupled with snani-
fest support TO the standard shares with
tonary tendency and values moved slowly
upward with the utmost results of the
days operations showing Slight fractional
changes fayoring either side.
The bond market WAS fairly active. but
exhibited irregularities. Some individual
transactions Of note were made. Including
a block of 500, 900 Union Pacific is at p.
The total sales were &.240,o1o.
Quotations for government securities
We're unchanged en- Can. except an i'm
provement OF u in the old is registered.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. 1alA per cent; last loans
II. per cent: prime mercantile paper, 3l2u
4 per cent; sterling exchange. weak. with
actual business i'll bankers bills at S4>5a
Gi.S5ia for demand. ana at si-sSl2W+S5sa for
sixty days; posted rates. $i.s,a ASH COM
mercial bills, $.S3: silver certificates. SIG
59c; bar silver. sac; Mexican ao.laHs. t5'9c.
Government bonds. firm; state bonds.
dull; railroad bonds irregular.
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Pig Tron-warrants ss.AalS.SS.
Ce2per-Lake. 81. e5sSla.
Tlst-Si5. is@9 y. -.
Speite--SsSfSHs
f.eaa-S 15sIi The firm that fixes the
selling price .or miners and sneiters quotes
lead az $J-s0 at the close.
Visible supply.
Special cab.e dispatches 10 Rradstreets
covering the principal points of accsiinila-
ton Indicate the following changes IN the
visible supplies las saturday, as cGtnpdfeo
with the preceding Saturday:
Wheat-CGited States and Canada, east
Of the Rockies decrease. Ni1e bushels,
atfoat and in Europe. decrease l.setse
bushels. worlds total supply. decrease,
=. s3i.sa bushels,
t-ora-JTnited States and Canada east OF
the Rockies. increase, l,aho.tso bushes
tats-iT nite,a States ana Canada east Of
the Rockies decrease. 1iS,@a bushels.
The combined stock nj wheat held at
Portland or. and Tacoma ana Seattle,
Wash. shows an increase OF +a.oe bushels
over last week.
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clipped lambs and yeariingeS. S4sssn6.ss'
sheep. So -ssI5. y: rams $sx,4
Recelpts-Ssastae. S.v.a. hogs. SEQ:
sheep. ie.1a
Omaha.
OMAHA. June si-&sattle--Receipts 4,se
head. marke; steady, native beef steers.
81 seFli al; Western steers S3-SsgliS1: cows
ard heifers. 81 assI4 70: Gamers S. Seas ~:
siockers and feeders. Sigs.2s.
Hogs-ReceiptS. $3.50 head market
stronger: heavy SSss.3.N: mixed, &.Ssai
ASA: light. s. .Si3.Ss: bulk Of sales. SS.ss
ass.
Sheep Receipts I.a1a head: market
strong: fair 20 choice natives. A.Sf9ti, 81.
fair 10 choice Westerns, $2.se&s4.so; .ausIs,
81 as.is- a.
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. June 1.-THE conditions OF tho
wool market remain about the same and
there Is hardly enough business oeinS
done 10 keep prices established. Quota
tons:
Territory wools-Moutana fine medium
and fine. l5lil6c: secured. Acc; staple. &>c.
Utah. Wyoming. etc. fine medium and me,
146il5c: staple 4Sc; secured. +SttiSC-
Australian woo,-Scoured basis. ccmhing
superiine. 7Gu72c; good, 659losc; average,
6et!t5c; Queensland. conbing, esc.
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Ifsi. >rus ~ MARKETS..


CHICAGO 1.sre . There wss a "a h.
mana f3~ cattle s-3Av ~ <texav ur
Ctslirs sf~.Ts. s. ss41-s. usfsftu-i g. sss5
to. ~t0ckcrS nad fses7e~~ $gzays- balls
$3fI+ y. eoas au1 aelteCS & .sffi VI. can
rtes = 80 A-s' calves Se.@stF7 N.sss4ru
s-,rsrs $l@3.3st
Tyg4~ Ras sc.tva lu hogs r.. improve -
Tsr5cs> 6-asg Re cltaea s. t5Fs& ~ pa4k.rS
& sfs 80. a1tshers g. s1@7G. rntxezl 8 <sss
r.. HE3i2. s. ess7-ss- psgs. g. s5ss3 ~
TaHrs Wig "a tfs-sv~-.sss Es-.~-xs.-ss gae
sz1eefs ~ 4. Jar advance -cf sc "a prime
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WASHINGTON. June .i.-rosa,,.
ment o. The condition oc ths sa's
s5,o"s: aVaiiao.c cash balance. sf%
IN, gold reserve. Slt+. -. Isl, sA>svsl,
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the COTTON MARKET


NEW YORK, June 2i.-Cossc,-w,.
oGie;; Enidsil;ng. 6Ssc Aasfel
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2i.-Co..o,-y,.
kct easy: nki1luE &c. '''s-ear
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has been very light: barley lower
Ter spot: sne market mas oss'
varced later. Ts.ere has been very auies
GA, market during the week and prices
were lower a the moment
FIour-Net Tor family extras. a.
Whsat-Shipp.ns. nominal; milling
Bariey~Feed, 81 lss.: brewing. NOM
oats-poor to fair. s.:sssi 9Th; good 10
choice, S.sssfi-s5: fancy feed. 81 S-,r.fl ~;
gray. a.z.issEl, ssie: milling. Nszl=glS'7=;
Flour. quarter sacks, 5.sss: Washington
ls.a84: Oregon S27a: barley. centa.S, AN.
oregon. $50: Washington. AIS: oats. cen
Fans fass - sacSs aShsi s eorn 90 een,ss @ ,osa
toes, SACKS 2S-i: Oregon. 10. bran. sacks.
81: oregon. s.45l: Washington. $50, mid
bales. Iii Oregon, 3: hides. number. sss
Washington. sS; quicksilver. TASKS. ~.
wine. gallons, 9s.o50. fax seed, sacks.
Oregon. :. tsa; Washington. sii-
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mnlstuffs-M idd4ngs. seoQz2: bran. $3.50
Hay-Wheat. ssoa2e: wheat and oats, SIS
q n: alfalfa, sl2al25o: clover. nominal;
stock. nominal; compressed wheat. s2ea
Vegetables New red onions. 5Saes,; gar
nc, new 21g15c; green peas. sia - ~
string Uedns. 3sfIc per I'D. nay squash, WV
sc per box; asparagus, sl.sf@fe: egg plant.
l0c per ID: chill green peppers. saioc
E'ru!ts-Rhuharh. sra s5c: fancy straw
berries. Ssl4; gooseberries. common. lT
iiac: cherries. back. aSr5sc: peaches. 500
15c: p.ums. ifEI 75c: oranges. navels. 1889
ons. common California, slai.25: choice,
sI-5e12; bananas. sl92 bunch; pine APP
pies, slff2 dozen.
Butter-Fancy creamery. Isc: seconds.
lIi4alsc; fancy dairy. lie: seconds. 15G
Gheese-New. shQac: young American.
ata4 Ice Eastern. la lSc.
Eggs-Store. Baltic: fancy ranch. l9I
17'4c: Eastern. 1$4l5c-
Pouitry-Turkey gobblers. loai1lc per III:
old roosters. s3.Nmi. young BOOSTERS. ssu
80: sinai, broilers. s2GS: large. broiiers:
ducks. $3r9s.ro; ycuHg ducks. S7i5e; geese.
z5caSl a pasr: gosiings, N4I 2; old pig
cons. sIli125; young pigeons, Sl23a 30.
Wool and Hops.
wool-Spring clip Nevada. 12F51+c: Ore
gon. Eastern, choice, 12Giic: poor, 9Illc:
Oregon valley. i2al6c; fal. southern coast
lambs. ,li>c, san Joaquin lambs, 'Msc:
northern lambs. HAZE San joaquin
plains, 7G9c; Humboldt ana Mendocino. Ia
Hors-Old crop. 9Gi2iac.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Nery dull: December. sl.So7s.
Barley-Eot quoted.
Corn~I.arse yellow. sl4l.02l2<
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. Sass:
sterling on London. sight, A.si.
Financial.
NIX dolls .iG14 a i5s. Telegraph :. =. 70
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-22

The royal family of Great Rrita,, s.,
exhibits cattle At the various snows "a 80.
kingdom. At the Balls Bridge spring sh,m
IN Dublin. Queen Victoria carried an g...
prizes tor two Hereford huns The pr,r
OF Wales took third prize In tho nex,s.
heiters, but the Duke OF York. who al.
exhibited. failed TO Get any prize. -"