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The sun., 1898-12-04
Winding Up the Affairs of tho Brooklyn
Inebriates' Home.

Tho work OF dissolvng the old Brooklyn
Ihebrlates' Home at Fort Hamilton. In accord
anco with an act Of the Legislature. Is under
way. and few days ago lS0 lots included in the
property surrounding the home were sold 10
Fred Coeheu and Will be used for building pur-
poses There are 14O more lots 10 he sold as
well as the two buildings on them, which cost
respectively SI5.OOO and S4B,000 An effort
VIII be made TO have the city secure the build
ings for school purposes.
The sun., 1898-12-04
ISAAC II. VooRH1s IN DEFAULT
Used Money Belonging to tho Patterson
Health Board In His Business.

PATERSON, N. j.. Dec. 3.-Isaao Il. voorhls.
Treasurer Of the Board of Health. Is a defaulter
to the amount of $4,000. as nearly as can bs
estimated The Finance Committee OF the
Health Board made the discovery, while audit
ately demanded and received his resignation
He used the cty's money In his plumbing busi:
ness. but asserts that he felt sure that he would
be able to return It, City Counsel Simonton
has been ordered to take action on Mr.. Yoor.
hiss bond The hondsmen are Samuel Dckin.
sidered beyond suspicion and to be well off in
money. he is one Of the oldest members OF the
was reelected Treasurer q week ago after
serving two terms.
The sun., 1898-12-04
SHE HAD BEEN DEAD OYER 4 WEEK.
BIrs. Purcelrs Body Found When tho Police
Forced AN Entrance to the Flat.

hrs. Purcelfs Body Found When tho Police
Forced AN Entrance to the Flat.
Mrs. Bella Purcell. As years old. was found
dead yesterday at her home. 80 West 10th
street. The woman and her husband occupied
apartments on the ground floor He is trav-
cling salesman, il Is said. and has been away
fOrthe past two weeks.
The Janitress OF the house said the last time
the woman was seen alive was the day before
Thanksgiving She thought the woman had
gone to the country To visit Iriends aud did not
wonder that the rooms were closed. Yesterday
the agent OF the house went 10 collect the rent
He rang the bell repeatedly but got no answer
broke open the hall door and found the woman
dead. lying across the bod. DR.. Goelz OF the
Of apoplexy or heart disease
The body was remoyed to the undertaking
rooms OF j. Hynes. He said last night that the
wealthy sister living at Broadway hotel.
The sun., 1898-12-04
How tho Clan Drummond Was Wrecked.
Special Cable Dtspatch to THE sus

LISBON. Dec. 3.-The survivors OF the British
steamer Olan Drummond who were brought
here by the British steamer Hoben on Thurs
day. are being cared for at the British Con-
sulate. They say that the disaster to their ship
was caused by hinge sea which swept overthe
vessel. carrying away the bridge. The ship
Immediately began to sink and the survivors
manned the boats and made for the coast OF
the Bay OF Biscay. which they succeeded in
reaching, after great exertlon. and from which
they were brought Off by the Holbein.
The sun., 1898-12-04
nrooklyn slgnal corp. aIcn Mu.,ersd out.

The members of the Ninth Volunteer Signal
Corps were mustered out OF the United States
service yesterday morning at the armory of
the Second Corps in Dean street BROOKLYN.
HE mastering officer was, Col. Dunwoody
4 Inc men were Iorme rly ne 'nbers Of the Second
resume their places in the latter Organization.
During the war the men served in Porto Rico
The sun., 1898-12-04
BODIES FROM THE PORTLAND.
identification of Most OF Those which yer,
Taken to Boston.

BOSTON. Doc. 3.-Five of the six bodies which
were brought to Boston this morning from the
wreck OF the steamer Portland have been
identified. Those identified were John Jones.
cook; Peter l., Collins. deckhand; Fred A.
Brown. Portland; Fred Ii. Allen. Philadelphia,
and Miss Eva NJ Totem. Portland. -Four
more bodies from the wreck OF the Portland
arrived IN Boston tonight. One. that OF Il
man. is at the Morgue unidentified.
The bodies OF Ansel Dyer aud q. G.. Pink ham
were sent TO their former homes in Maine. and
the body OF George, Graham. colored. u deck
hana on the Portland. will be sent to New
York. This leaves two bodies at the MorEue
unidentified.
The body OF Miss Eva Totten was to have
been taken To Portland tonight ON the boat,
but the boat had not sailed up to late hour
this evening, because of another storm pre-
dicted by the Weather Bureau
The sun., 1898-12-04

The Rev. L. p. Cole to Go to Michigan City.
LA PORTE. Ind. Dec. 3.-The Rev. Lawrence
p Cole. recently Of New York city. has 40
cented the call to the assistant rectorship Of
acceptance carries with 1t the religious office
Of Archdeacon OF the diocese. He will begin
his laborS on Jan
The sun., 1898-12-04
Shoots a Woman Who Rejected HiG Suit
and Then Shoots HilnseIf.

MONTREAL, Dec. 3,-This evening Prene Eau
jer. a young French Canadian. shot Faboa
Gravel. wife oi o. Ritchat. young married
Ing the woman he shot himself. Tho sno oting
took place on 81 PerTIe street. In the most
erowned part oi the city. both are still awe,
but VIII probably die.
The sun., 1898-12-04

Mrs. Ernestina Rescher. II years old
dropped dead at the corner Of West 10th
street and Eighth avenue last night She had
left the home Of her on-in-law. Joseph
oestricher. at 253 West 1l6th street to 60 to the
grocery, She was returning when Policeman
Cavanagh saw her fall on the corner. She was
dead when he reached her. Heart disease Was
the cause oil death.
The sun., 1898-12-04
Anti-German Demonstration by Cxsohs in
Pilsen.
Eptetal Ca0ls Despateh 70 THE auN

VIENNA. Dec. 3.-A despatch from Pilsep.
Bohemia. says that the Czech population Of
that town INDUCED In an anti German demon
stration on Thursday, After parading the
principal streets singing the national anthem.
the crowd marched to the Pilsenerhof. which Is
regarded as German hotel. shouting insult
Ing opithets. The polco were obliged to dis
perse the mob to prevent more violent phase
OF tho demonstration
The sun., 1898-12-04
A SUPPOSED FRIEND

Gave Him Case of Rheumatism.
! had been in the habit for many years Of
sugar or milk. hoping by that means to mod
crate the effects upon my nervous system,
! never suspected the coffee habit had any.
bad that was unable to get about without
The sun., 1898-12-04
OmcIal NIap of Nirarnuun.

The only map OF Nicaragua from oihciaI surveys
~ &c COMPLETED. Pubiisi cd b. order Of tine Mica.
Il. g chAlklsy publisher. Ito Harrison 81. Chicago
The sun., 1898-12-04

vienna. Dec. 3.-Rejoicings by Austriuns
abroad in honor OF the Emperor's jubilee are
reported from the most distant countries. The
Emperor has received conRratulatory kilograms
from nearly all OF the sOyereigns and other
heads OF States throughout the world.
The sun., 1898-12-04
Heavy snowstorm in the wes,.

sT. JOSEPH. No. Dec. 3.-A heavy snow
storm set in early this morning and has con-
tinued all day. It's extent. SO far as Is known,
is all over the western part OF this tate and
northern Nebraska. the Dakotas and Iowa
The sun., 1898-12-04
Guaranteed because Of Yellow Fever.

The British steamship IauGhton. which al
rived on FRIDAY night from Cuba. is held at
Quarantine for disinfeetion because one of
sailed foy this port
The sun., 1898-12-04
!" CARGO or COTTON ABhAzE.
specai Gable Despatch to The suH.

Steamship Lenhall. from Galveston for
Liverpool, in Trouble.
fpsnai Gable D.spatch 10 THE SUN
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 3.-The steamship Lenhall.
from Galveston. has arrived off Point Lynas
and signallod that her cargo OF cotton is on
fire. Arrangements have been made to dock
the vessel and extnguish the flames.
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Every young or miadle-aged man who
fairly thinks hImslf TO be in neurotiq
condition should make the true nerve test.
This is done by concentrating the mind
or time. II YOU find gloomy. melancholy
thoughts stealing over you. II Is treatment
you need, and the kind OF treatment that
will restore you 60 vigorous strength.
Weakness comes upon men in a variety OF
ways. Most frequently weakness comes on
a man through his early errorv. II these
errors are stopped In time and the young
man pays good attention TO the laws of
health, no bad effects will result. but II
these vicious habits are continued and
other bad habits contracted. the individual
Genes to the point where he must gee
medical aid or become an exhausted,
burnt-out old man. Premature decay il thu
sad condition OF many men today. Now
you know the reason or the cause: what
will you dor Your own sense suggests
proper medical attention. Where 10 yea
81? From place where others have re.
ceived Like attention. Where Is that piaceg
Answer, the Hudson Medical Institute,
This institute is celebrated for rs Hudyan
treatment. II you get the Hudyan trest4'
ment you get we'll Hudyan cures ssper.
rnatorrhoea and Nervous Debility. Write
for free circulars.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. May si.-gaIeH-gir
WsIia NAlia for Victoria: str WaA5tenaw.
for Tacoma Ttfar}a. for Nanasno: sir Eul-
ton for Portland. 81 Traie Wiads for
Portland; schr Latina. for Seattle. Arrived
Str Willamette. from Sea:..a: s;r Ore
goH from Portland.
EVERETT May 8.--Arfiyed--geh Ma
rlon. from San Francisco.
PORT ANGELES. May .i.--rn the bag
Sh Reaper. from San Francisco Tor E0n1ox.
CRAFS HARBOR. May M~ATrfved~-
schr Gem. from San Francisco; scar Isn-
'sIe Tl9siin. from San Francisco: srslr "A
Giron5e. from San Francisco. s.ehr charEes,
f.. FAX from San Francisco: eehr Twi-
Hight from San FraneAssso. aaile.I-Ssa r
Bu@n& Ventura Tor Ees3oysdo
UMPQCA, May W.-Ssiied--Sch Liz. for
San Francisco.
TAcGsA. MAY 38.-Arrlged-gt- CITY *
pueaia. from San Franotsezg. Railesf-@fyx
Dorothy and Msnneap polls for 81 Mieasel.
RY tx Cor1liehank, for Queenstown
WFiATcOM. May Zs.-~sa5Ied-~Isr ca Re
iisnee for 9'9ia9
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CHICAGO. May Sf-Prices os cattle 90
Gay were 1Ac higher. AS a result OF the
greatly reduced supplies. Beef steers. SsfT
a39: western steers 81. *s4s4. ssa: s.cckerS aud
feeders. Si.2sSi4. -: COWS and heisers, S. ssssS
4: Gamers. $2~sssS9SSo. Texas steers. $500
AS result of the collapse in the prices
last week supplies OF negs show 3 big
failing off There was an Improvement OF
sflec. Fair 10 choice. 81 assS4@S: packers,
6.sssfa s1s; butchers, 81 a5&1i. 10: mixed
a7A.2; lights. 2sSafs-ss: pigs. s. s9flS.eA
Under the Influence OF ait active demand
and small supply. sheep prices were
stronger Native sheep. S. esSEiA. s.: west
crn fed, 81 @ssf4.sS: shorn lambs Ssssl.aa.
wooded lambs. Sale: spr3ng lambs. $s.75T
esa
Receirts-CattIe. Iaes; hogs. 1900:
sheep. s.eoc.
OMAHA. May Sl--The cattle market was
light, hrrn, heavy and slow, Receipts
4.90 head. Native beef steers sstf4 a5 I:
western steers. Asssffs.4a: cows and hstf-
ers. E-s0V4se; stecksrs and feeders.
e >s7s
Hogs-ReceiDts, 100 head Markee
strong, &c higher. Heavy, 81 iocrs Is: mixed
81 ltsRs Is: light. Sod&5i.is. baik OF sales.
81 1s1r14.iS.
Sheep-ReceiptS. 800 head. Market,
steady Fair 10 choice natives. Sc. 7esss 10:
fair 10 choice westerns. &~seaA2o: lambs,
81 225SiS.s 5.
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10Th sAeks, per :ca. s.: ae-b sacks. per
son. g: n. SACKS. 4 IN bale. 3: so SACKS.
IS n bale. 8; le-fo sacks = IN bale 81
r.ru.a f.a.s.
hnea foods.
2z-lb. sINl.z5: tomatoes. gallons. So:
tl-e: string hesrs. socssl is: Lima beana
rooms. g s.as5s: French peas s. Sole
Canned Punishable t,oobing,-AsSort-
Sd. nse: aprico;., n-s5: s.aekbsTrses. g ::
black cherries. e: peaches. California, s. 90
81. strawberries. a-se; curran.s. 0-sa:
gs.pes g ari -; plans asai 90: COOS
fIohnson.s,. gas So Pfe-A..orsed. Eaii0n
s,ns GSu2-ss a-D tina sB: peache..
M: apricots- G-a: slackberres IA zs-O
pluns. gallon ttns. g 90; ..s-D tins. sl-ic:
grapes. s.i,.. s T .,ssi . M. ~ c.rs..e.
%. Nan q - o 8 = = list 6, Steel
tons ST tuttis sooIs' ssfsse Der o r.: Hun6osds
e; ssn cana I,.. rae. and racer steel. sc Per
Axes-singie Of. 8 per dozen; double BIT.
Per ooA, S ,ran aho Spa aE Ss.efss
4E,og,n q 70 II n.r az ps N At "a
Az ner eoz tsns-Ra as1 d 800 %, per per
ist Grindstones-l2<0ae Ter ID. Wedges
Steel TGIlc per ID. Ffles-6 and 70 per
cent OF list.
VI Lsn 9 h ga and %
per cent. OF.
Scythes and Snaths-lo per cent on.
Ice Cream Freezers-Whste Mountain.
60 and 10 per cent OF: lightning. 80 per
cent.
Scaies-Howe and Fairbanks platform.
b 1-3Q49 per cent. of list. Buffalo. t0GsS
per cent. Of list: counter. Is per cent. OF
list: Spoford scales. IS per cent or list.
Rope OobbinX,-Aanilla. lis-incn ard
larger lOixc per 10: 12-thread lie per ID,
6 and s-thread Il-e: stsal, Ii4-inch and
larger gS.c: 1e-thread 1oi4c: c and s-thread,
lvz. iarred Hath yarn, sisai, GAG per Id.
1lnware - pi-ee6 20 per cent. OF:
slammed e and 10 to 80 per cent of
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real. ESTATE TRANSFERS
Transactions since January ana
for SATURDAY..


Zeal estate transactions since January l.
INA. are ssS,s@S. a. There were filed for
Teeord saturday thirteen deeds. axggegaf.
ing &.S2S. Following j. 4 hist:
The Scandinavian American Bank 10
Paul ]. Nclian, lots = and - blk 3 Byroa
aCd. May =. s-ssA
William Ii. Jones az NIX. 10 Joan Manlon.
SsaS
Northern Pacific 4 Puget Sound shore
Railroad 60. 10 Northern Pacific Railway
Co. all property and rights OF property
way, extending from MeekeT nerthwar,ily
va selt Lane .tuncttea 10 Seattle and from
Be1t Line Junction northwarSily along east
Shore Lake Washington. isie miles. April
Il. a, G. 81.
tsakeview Cemetery Association 10 John
McFariane Mitchell nwis lot ssi I.akeview
cemetery. May 1s. SSS
HI. ". iSrinon 10 I.ihhie Harmon. lots
10 \ > TO 4. Pullman add. NAV II.
adolph Schroeder e. ,sx. 10 Katie winh.
=. sSla -"''s
A. a. Denny ct ux. 20 Julius wescrt. los
:. oak 1es, :oi $. blk las. A. A. DcnEys
Broadway aGd., May q. S2.ssa.
Lydia a Tenay anu husband Lewis II
20 Charlotte NJ. Rumsey. lat 5 blk 4. Ter
rvs Fourth add May Is 81
The ScotfBSh-AEnerican Mortgage Co.
Limited. Ia Lahe Grnzinski w,~ lot IA
blk 5. Terry,s Fourth add. May = S2osa.
lot :. blk So Collins adi. May -. siee
George j. Aust et ux- 20 Annie V Bell
lot ), blk :. Union add, November - 1881,
". p. Bovd 81 ux. to ]. r. tsnnsan lot
s, blk Is. II. T. Dennys Third add De-
ceFaher & 1895, 81 SIC.
W L. Besidnw To e Y gsrtnn. sels lot
e. blk =. Gilman Psrk add. MAY .. si:i.
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NEW SoRIS aARkITs,
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. May gi-T9aay's stock
market VAS active ard strong but me
activity znd strength were "a, BIZ AnY
sHCaGs uniformly dist. ,s8tezi The gran
Ssra eNssctsss "a powerful sustaining ~
Du~Gce &2d Rock Island was tie feature
- he group 81 Pau closed today w8.h
ret gain 81 oyer two points. the advance
beiEg encouraged 5y Published rezssxur-
Sares - ~ the pern7aNeos character % TIE
lnpTcs eIrseat charged 70 the large operst-
tG% eNp@fssS f2F April. Th5 n@w y pub
lSHesE statement e t33e EwrIagsof-e AurfI
eaTqi- -, Wit . SIR sssly large pro9ortaoz
ag5sOF - r operating expense yss = drag
o thzS sock early ~ the day. bus its tone
improved I@sHr and there vas a rst EiSe c z
"a TIE b7s1ysncy IN E0ca Island was
aeccr7p panied ~ 3 nOtabfe gsgow n strength
IL others ~ the foHr ETo@p-
peo1-& Ezz TIA sS--@&S s-@@s-S 1zs-zzzs..S
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stock IN the fist and rose sf one time ga
Kslhss; out lost nearly a point on realizing.
Ds..AAFn transit was also UP nearly TWO
points az one time.
Tae recent rise In the iron stocks vas
seaaAnred today. Minnesota Iron and ILL.,
IesS steel rising respectively ; and "a
OF the Illinois company OF 8 powerful fin
ahci2l interest has Led 10 rsinors Of extern
s.te combinations IN the iron and steel
aas'ness and this IS the ground OF the
rise n these stocks
tn.cago & Eastern IIMno.s rose 81 points
2nd Northern Pacific preferred, Union Pa
eng preferred aud Sugar also developed
strength A rise of IS in Delaware &
fudsoa should also b. mentioned TIE
ouoyshcy OF 50 large a number % stocks
vas safacssnt 10 carry the whole market
anWards, bat The strength WAS much less
no1aeeahis at other points In the list
London bought siocks in this market.
and beneficent effect Was felt in the d.
hn.te locating OF Admiral Cervera's feet
factor was due principally 10 its giving
irser play 10 conditions generally affecting
cinerent stocks. Manhattan and Metro
posttan street Railway gave some positive
difficutr that they rose today above Sat
urcay's level. A fair amount OF commits
sion house orders TO bay had accumulated
0y ps, Ine a9, ~ on asd helped on the rise
and were well distributed. gains being gen.
eral tnronghout the list. Tota, sales. S.
sss,W. United States old tours coupon
advanced = tn the bid price. There was a
sale az lliis. decline If y from the last
sale. Otherwise there was no change.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, steady: 1AH2 per cent:
last loans. per cent: prime mercantile
paper, 5SsR4ie per cent; sterling exchange,
easier with actual business IN bankers
bills at 81. seri.s5L for demand and $is4ss
4AA az 80 days: posted rates. $4.& and
G.s1f@: commercial bills. 81 s3a14. ssh; sell
Yer certificates. 5sl.c: bar silver. 5ssse:
Mexican dollars. Size: government bonds
strong; state bonds. dull; railroad bends.
strong.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 20 Pest -Tnteiiigenceg
TATOOSH May 81 ! D. m.-Barometar
*. &c: light rain. wind south. twelve miles
Passed In~Sh Tacoma y. m. sh Two
Brothers. 2l5 .. m: fouT-mss.sd schooner
cain.
CLALLAM. May 81, p. might rain:
calm. Passed up-Bk Sernsania, in tn9 Of
Rzbboni. IS D. m.
PORT ANGELES. Mav u. D. MAR
orn@ter. Zsg3: cloudy: Calm. Sailed-J =
s. Monadnock. & 2. m. snip IN bay.
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Cylinder OIL. obis. <vssVc: cases. &c &C.
White Lead oobbing)-T'ioneer or Carter.
2ovo-l5 lots. 6l.c: ee-lb lots. 6l=c: less than
Sc a. Il g nre eans ssslns ga cans cans:
sl.55Ql. 20; quart cans. u500l55
Mfsceilaneous-
Soap Gobhlng)-!seattie sayon, eas. &c:
h c Eec BORA IS i5: e. ~ le &C. GU CO.
rinne, zoos, So 20: scs, soc; Rabbits. POS. 81;
ZOOS. Il g: Proctor & Candies Ivory. 4os.
81 IS; zoos. 81; Castle. white. isgisc per ID:
Tobacco Qobb,nE1-?lag chewing. Climax.
e2iac: Sun Tag. per -. 5.izc: Something
Good, SEC: fine eut. chewing pail. los. ss.Jo
sea- s1 Of r S0sth K far0 saz * per Zoe 10
5ac: Masiiff, is. SEC; As. SIC.
Paper 0oooingl - Grocers' straw. &c:
butchers straw -lzc No MANILA. &C;
iiss: drab express. +lxc.
Gags Vcbhlng)-Grain. per 100. $50; old.
Lumber and Building Material
I0gs-Superior quality. per II. No fir.
s5s7: merchansabie FIR. S3Q4.50 No. ! ce-
dar. $50: common, per NJ $3.5y1f5; spruce
logs $3.50. cedar shingle tolts, SEQ
Fir I-umber--Rough. s9.co: thick finish.
IS wide. slSg9. lengths l2 20 is feet: special
lengths 5nc per NJ extra. Ons-fnch finish
ssls all ysrtesi era main = per ,gs
stock boards. s-inch. ssals; Io-inch. isToa
s-inch, s.: No. ? $. Y or .channe! rustic.
and drop siding weigh, 2on lbs. siinH
Fir timber joists and scantIHg. rough,
8 59ais: :. i T.. ts.5o0is: S s. sliSi4f.
Box boards. i3-in and up. slsae2. Bevei sid
ing Ih-inch tied. $3.50 Ceiling, V. beaded
or plain. Nos i. > and 5, or s inch 200
uAs; Nos. J. ? and , %s-inch. 40 lbs: Nos
/. 2 and 3. ss-inch 800 lbs ssQis Lath, go
lbs weight ar.iz. feev xi.A
Washington Red Cedar Lumber-Rough
sSf1s Bevel siding. weight 20 lbs. sil
Gi55e Ceilings weights. Nos l. and &
5%xs-luch so lhs: Nos. l. z and g. asxs-
inch. SO lbs; Nos. ]. and 8 Axs-inch.
7n0 Ihs ti3M2T WsinSc0ting ti4Gis Rus
tie s4sazs; ~ shingles. sj.50: standard
shingles Sis. One-inch finish. 12. IL and IS
feet. s2sls4 Thick finish. s@Sa3s. Cedar
squares :. & 3 and 10 feet, s2413o Bat
tens. as9ioc per 100 Eneal feet. Pickets,
kun-drled. 81 is advance or green Dray-
age Sic
Prlck-Co-ruaon. s7ds Ter NJ: pressed,
.xss6o par NJ: areorick. s27g5o: terra Gotta
pipe pc Fer foot.
Sc g: Alsen, CS
Lime uobongl-Roche Harbor. &c: San
Plaster 0obA!ng)-Golden Gate. per Dbl.
Plaster Hair tiobssnr, Washed. sI50 rer
sack; unwashed. S.&8 per sack.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
flrrRH%lFfsfs.

SAX FRANCISCO. MAY 1--Ths-e vas
4 hsG break ia wheat ;oaay- The sfrzgo
mark: vas decidedly beaF.se zad declined
SHARPLY The 4oCai market followed. SPOT
IL hard 20 quote. dealers being g. SEA
themselves There's has been practically
nashug doing fer SEINE s3ale except T1r
milling. barley = lower Ard tne market
waak BgyH SPOT and FUTURES Are lower
ara SPOT ye~y quiet. FltUres are fairy
ac;tye No JTa8-ng 1l oats Spot q4o,2-
TORS urrz
FTo.sr-$et cash fo~ family extras, & =
So - bakers sxtT1E $s.5setS -
Wae21--sAipsl8s. 1.4EGl So. milling,
S. -
BaT.ey~Feca. g - sfi--- brewing. SIS
& o.
1sats-Pccr . IA $ 1fif r.. good .
tso cs. Ssz-- aIE5s fancy seed s. e: gray,
8 - ~ * milling. ti~&ksl- ~ Surprise
s. go ~
Receipts.
Fzoar-QaAyte- sacks. s. ~, C1rsgsr. 19-s.
" heal. cAala-s WASl.1.sSA 1Es. Orason
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W 4Ifsft FRONT NOTES.

Ship e. ?. Sargent sailed yesterday with
coal for San Francisco.
Ship Spartan was yestsr1aY docksG
sscrgsi5e the 9gufh bunkeFS wrfre she
II S0sad.Hg coal for San Francisco.
Sioop Viola. another OF the Cape Platter,
n*hsag geet. arrived So port yesterday
with q good eaten az haI!buf ard esd
Steamer ". \. Harrison arrived ln scr,
yeSlrr5sy from Astoria, win g. slagEsyTss.r,t
u tan plate fGr locsi parties. Sac left 10.
Astoria in the afleg20GTg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01
THE WooL MARMET.


BOSTON. May 3i.--The outlook in the
wool snarkes here 50 better shan AT any time
during the past two months and a firnler
tone Is noticeable. Australian WOO keeps
no In strength while rafhsr rsyre BUSINESS
was reported this week. Qr1ss,tions;
Territorial woods Montana. iae rledium
and fine l5Glsc: secured. s,V: ,tsrie. 4sc.
Utah. Wyoming. etc. fine uzf5i..i.. and fine,
Halle: secured, sS9esSc: staItl,> &c
Australian wooi-Scoured I - sunfIing
superfine. s0u73c: good. GaaFSet.. average,
CeQesc; Queensland. coxnbiug, CSC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. May 3i.-The Evening
Posts London financial cabIegram says:
The stock markets here were quiet but
fairly firm today, on cheap money. Amer
leans and Grand Trunks were active and
were quite the best markets. The buying
of Americans was chiefly for New York
and the continent. but there are signs OF
more buying here. Brazsls were easier on
a reaction in exchange. Spanish Is were
stationary. The gold premium was So to-
day. after touching T6 on Saturday. The
continental demand for gold al as sisd is
becoming keener. hut a scarcity os bills
has forced the discount rate 10 n weak .
per cent.
Breadstuns.
LIVERPOOL, May 3l.-Tmports OF
wheat into Liverpool for tho week: From
Atlantic ports. 2.10o quarters: from Pa
cific ports, none: from other ports, 5o.e0o
quarters.
Imports Of corn into Liverpool from At
lantfc ports for the week, %. $50 quarters.
Today was a holiday on the grain ex-
change.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, NAY SI-whea:~Markst se-
raora{lze=4. with 80 offered fer club. and
bltIeaiefn Ss34c higher.