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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-19
MARINE NEWS.

PORT BLAKELEY. May is.--Arrived.
May Il, schooner Robert Searies from San
Francisco: British bark Prince Robert. for
GRAYs. HARBoR. May ls-Arrived.
May IL. schooner Defender. from San Fran
uMpoUA. May ls.-Arr.ved, May Is.
schooner Lucy. from San Diego.
ASTORIA. May E-sailsd a;,sss me,
State OF California. Tor San Francisco:
British ship Ocean. for Queenstown. Ar
rtved-Norwegian steamer ordenstold.
PORT BLAKELEY. May 1s-Arrived.
May II, schooner G. s, Holmes from San
Pedro; schooner Loins. from San Fran
Los ANGELES. May 1s.-Arrived. May
L. steamer Mineo!a. from Comox. :.
.TAcoMA: May s; IS led r May u:
Nav II. British ship Marathon. for Dur.
ban: May Is. bark Tidal wave. for Dyea-
Arrived Nay l.. ship Lo sa wash an.ss MAY
PORT GAMBLE. May 1s.-Arrived. May
L. British bark Prince Robert. from Port
COOS BAY. May s.-Arrived-steamer
Arcata from San Francisco: steamer
Newsboy, from San Francisco. Sailed
Schooner Wing and Wing for San Fran
cisco.
TLLAMoOK. May is.-- Arrived. May IL.
schooner Mary Bnhne5 from San Francis
co. schooner Laura Pike, from san Fran
cisco.
SAN PEDRO. May iS.-Sailed-Schoone
Meteor. for Puget sound: barkentine Ska
git for Port Gamble
PORT TOWNSEND. MAY is-Arrived--
Schooner Queen from San Francisco:
steamer Sunol from Alaska: bark Tn
daunted from San Francisco: schooner
Vega from San Francisco.
GRAYS HARBOR. May tS.-Arrived-
Schooner Ida Mackay. from San Francis
co: schooner Eliza Miller. from San Pedro.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 8.-Arriyed--
Str wellington. Departure bay: schr Bes-
sic X. Grays ha rbor: str Dirigo. Seattle.
schr Lizzie Price. Coauiile river: str Ma
tfnnal Catv Auacortea: Str Tillamook,
Roche harbor: str Empire, Coos bay. Sail
ed-Schr j. 81. Coimau. Unalaska: s-hr
VoIante. Nehaiem river: schr Ia Chiilna.
Bodega: schr Twilight. Grays naroor. schr
Soone's landing.
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NEW NoHk Markets
The stock Exchange

NEW YORK May is-rhe bull move
ment. iuaug'Irsted yesterday on the stock
exchange. promised well during the early
part OF TIE dAy bu; heforv the close the
advantage gained earlier had all been lost
ard prices. as a rale. were lower than last
n!shf. not only in the spectaltleS whose
weakness stopped the advance. hut IN the
standard StetkS and those which had led
the advance as Well At the opening the
han contingent had 10 face a series OF de-
ciiuea fer Americans In London. but the
tendency % the London market after TIA
opening was upward. and the declines
there were ignored. prices here opening
higher ali along the line. There was
fair volume Of orders 80 =uY, which had
come 80 commission houses over night as
a result % the strength displayed yester-
day. ard there WAS no selling ;or London
account 20 amount 81 anything.
The early advance vas continued with
vigor and confidence. led by People Gas
and Rock Island which gained about Il.
per cent. eacn- The unsettled tone Of TO-
haccc. and the large volume Of the trans
actions in IL, gave the first check 20 tire
advance. When very heavy offerings of
Sugar were foinesi 10 fhoss q: Tobacco the
bull clique received an erec;uai step FOR
the day and the movement was net re-
ne0ed There was a conspicuous move
meut az Rubber preferred. on the strength
az the good statement OF the company's
business made at yesterdays annual meet
3og The price rose. al ore time. ~ per
cent The weakness in Sugar and T0ha 500
heransa NOR. pronounced as the day pro-
grsSsSsa tire extreme decline In both steaks
reaching % within a small fraction o; four
points This proved 10 ne n heavy burden
for the market 70 carry and prices fell
away or a very siuil market until near the
e.oSe when t3fcre was an .Iuttatton rising
Tie efforts % che government TO stop the
publication e news OF naval operations
have proved etticacious and information
seemed 10 he entirely lacking in Wall
street today This tended 20 beget some
feeling OF nervousness and doubt which
helped on the reaction The money mar
key vas not QUotsbty lower.
Eon3s were 6sll all day and prices
moved very narrowly. bur were well held
~ the late reaction - The stock market
To<al sales s. so asA United States new
d conp acre = per cent lower in the bid
price Others were unchanged. There
were sales % The cid Is reg AZ 81 0Sas A de-
cline ~ = per crnt. from the preceding
sales.
Money aud Exchange
Ao1ev OF call, steady: f'5sY5 rer cent.
last loans IL rsT sent: prime mercantile
DAnsr. ss4QS Per seat. sterling exchange.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Information tn BE Had ON Applica-
ton tn the photographic ONCE.

The branch photographic office. at Port
Townsend. Wash. Will furnish on arpiica-
ton. free Of charge. full Information re-
garding the following notices 10 mariners:
Australia south coast. Gabo island light
house alteration IN fog signal.
Bay OF Esagai. Nicobar islands dangers
near Kamorta and Great N.cobar islands.
Brazil. north coast, Macao tMacsu). light
exhibited.
Ceyion. southwest coast. Point de Gale
nsrbor entrance alteration la position OF
Kadda rocks belt buoy.
England, east coast. Tees bay. aitcra-
ton in color and position OF Ballast buoy.
Florida southeast coast. sunken wreck
west Of Cape Florida buoy
France, west coast. Brest approach, sh0ai
reported liz the lroise.
Holland. temporary beacons on Schler-
Ireland. east coast, Belfast Tough, buoy
lighted and intended lights on West Twin
island.
Maryland. Fenwick island shoal light
vessel adrift.
Mediterranean sea, Balearic islands. Port
Mahon entrance al night interdlcted.
Newfoundland ST. Johns harbor. aitera-
ton in color of day marks.
New Jersey. sunken wreck eastward %
Absecon lighthouse.
New York harbor- eastern entrance.
channel through mine fed marked by spe-
ciaI buoys. caution.
New York lower bay. special buoys
marking channels through mine fields. eau
ton.
New York lower bag, temporary discon-
tlnuance of certain lights and fog signals
North Carolina. Diamond Shoai light
vessel. change In vessels number
Sumasra. west coast. sunkea wreck east
ward of Siberut strait.
Turkey. Inc Boxporus. sunken wreck
north northwest OF Leander tower
United States OF America Atlantic coast
IightvesseIs subjec; 70 withdrawal
Virginia, Chesapeake bay approach. Cape
Charles -ightvesseI adrift.
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THE WOOL MARK Ell.

LONDON. May is.-~The wool auction
sales showed much animation today. Lots
OF Cseelong wool were taken by the Ameri-
can buyers The ATTENDANCE was good
The number az bales offered was IL ,303
Sales III detail were:
New South Waies-g1e bales; secured.
sizsisfis sid; greasy, aiaMgisd
Quee siantl-tap bales. secured. Is fisd.
greasy. 1isdad.
Victoria 20 bales. secured. sisd@1s Cd
greasy 5ie6i1id.
South Australia. 1880 baies-Scoured
9t5iis al. greasy 5i,Mai9d.
TaEmania-leo bales. greasy. aatlnd.
New Zealand~3ss9 bales: secured 9dnls
Cd greasy, 5a4a9isd.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal-400 bales:
secured Iiisduis @isd greasy. 5s.His.d.
The sales will close tomorrow.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO Post-Intellgencer.
TATOOSH. May Isl p. m.-Barmeter.
29s6: light rain; wind south. fifteen miles.
Passed out, bark Topgaliant in tow of tug
Tacoma. at l:I0 D. m; passed In, steamer
Conemaugh. at 3:A5 p. n.; outside, tug Ia
coma.
NEAH BAY, May S.-4 p. m.-Light rains
cain.
cLALLAM BAY. May Isl p. might
rain. calm.
PORT ANGELES. May l&-4 p. m.-Ba-
rometer. SIS; cloudy; calm. United States
steamer Monadnock In the bay. Tug Boy
den at the dock
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THE OCCIDENTAL.

Ed I. Murray. San Francisco.
Walter Martsneste. City
B. s. Scott. Eliensburz.
Sue Blanchard. San Fpancf<ce.
Clare Grenvfile. Saa Francisco.
sam Newton. Fairhaysn.
> Fa-nsworrh. Council Bluffs.
Sadie Mitchell. Olympia.
Cora Lewis. Skazway
DIR. Collins and wife. Skagway.
J. E. Thomas. Tacoma.
NJ F. Heart. New York
R. H. Rahourn. New York.
L. NJ i-itslesield. San Francisco.
James l.. Garay. Cincinnati.
Nellie Mari. Portland.
James Hadsen. s. S. Centennial
John Murphy. Portland
Pat Loudsn. Portland.
j. W. Dryden. Alaska.
George Day, Providence. f. I.
Martin Mall. Tacoma
Peter Mctetgh. Vancouver. B. e.
Arthur John and wife. City.
Robert Newton, New York
r. G. Walker. Port Townsend
Bert Brown. Omaha.
r p. johnson. Sirka
j. e Coleman. Alaska.
j. H. Arlington. Idaho.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 1s.-Caitie ruled l01Ec
lower Stockcrs and feeders. S.gn 4 50:
cows and helfe-s s39465: bulls, G4i.25:
calves ss0f6.s5.
Uogs-The market opened weak ami
prices broke i0ui5c. Trade was active at
The decline Bulk Gf safes. s43eff4,55; ligat
81 80; packers. 81. i5st4f2. pigs, x3a1t-. COM
mon to choice. 81 e6145A.
aheep-Yssterday advance was well sus-
tained today. Clipped sheep. 81 5ofe4. ~:
Western feeders. si6f43o: clipped lambs. 81
efs 90: wooded .amhs. A.sa6. Is.
Receipts ie,ga: hogs, $500; sheep.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. May N-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says.
There have heen 30 more scare speeches.
80 the stock markets here were better to-
day. American railroads and mines closed
az about the best Spanish fours were sx-
eeedtnsly fat. being sold from Madrid
LONDON, May 1s.-Close: Canadian Pa
ciic, Gi-: Grand Trunk. sls. Bar silver.
steady. % s-led per OUNCE money, zi21
per cent
HreadStnmH.
LIVERPOOL. May l&-Wheas-F'utures
closed quiet. May. lis: July. lus Sd: Sep
TENDER - AID
Corn---May. Is SID: July. au4et. Is Sad
September. quiet. IS aasd.
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Wheat Cargees.

LIVERPOOL. May .s.-wheat. steady
carroea of coast, nothing doing. Cares
on passage. quiet and steady: Ensna
country market, generally Is "a cnexpT
French country markets. steady wnest
Paris. weak; hour in Paris. weak
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sas rRASCfsCo MARKETS


BYena~sa9s.
S4y ryaETfscrs May fE-wheat n
weaker Eotn spot and options are soTtr.
Barley IN iower for spot and the market -
Quiet There II not much corn ~ today.
ssork quotations were:
fIour-SeI cash for family extras. ssas ~:
wheat-shippir1g. nDaLszss for No 1;
". Barlsy1Fsed. aLg7ssaasis: brewing.
nominal
oa:s-poor 10 fair. HsDEfi-zzs4: good 70
choice. 81 raj. 80 fancy feed E-Eaxatlb g.
gray 81 52s-fgf .ysfzs milling. G5ssIfZz'
Surprise. 81 .ssai.D
Flour quarter sacks. sss: 10 oregon: 80:
do Wassfngson :. al wheat. centais. i.tJe:
az, Oregon g ~: do Washington. s,ygs. bar
les. eensalg 1s7e: do oregon. BE. oats.
ssentss. Washington, ~: do Oregon l.z-,:
EaSsern. ss,. potatoe~ sacks, SO: onions.
sacks 5ai: BRAN sacks. 70; do Oregon. lsssi'
DO Washington. s.se. hay tons rs. do Ore
gon %: wool. bales -: quicksilver TASKS.
81: wine, gallons. 100
Produce, Frssts. Ete-
Mn,sturs- MiSdIings. ss1 Ea2s1.
Hay--Whes.. sfsst2g; wheat and oas -
Ffgss9: beg: barley. sfsnis.s; alfalfa, si5ep
IA 20: clover. nominal. stock. nominal: ceIn-
pressed wheat. tzim24: straw. per bale. &c
0fsiM
Vegetahges-Potafoes. river Burbanks.
seassc per Genital: river reds. pW
ttfFEDn
verskin onions. s5Gr.5c: green peas 81 -zsaf
80. string beans. sfffnc per III. summer
ss1uarf iDafzizr; Mexican tomatoes, s,lsn
10 okra, i2iz1tse: fancy asparagus, - =:
eggplant. Ec; CALL green peppers i-7zv
zDc. common rhuharb, soIsoc
Frui,z-choiee appiee. 81. t0ai. 30; common
apples 4esisgac. strawberries. vas; goose
berrles gixc: cherries. black. 6sli5c; ao.
red and white zsaftlc: navel oranges. sl.Zo
6fsy0, Mexican lines repack. stmtae. corn
NOR California lemons 15cFfsi: choice Cali
fornia lemons 81 zsslf.50: bananas. slsf2;
gutfer-Fancy creamery. bic. do seeonds.
5siynanc: fancy dairy. i3nisizc. do seconds.
1eltfsc.
cheddar. Ie6riic: Young America. io3zniic'
Eastern 12ml5c. -
Eggs~store l3ai4c: fancy ranch. 1870
poultry-Tmrkey gobbiers iamiic; old
roosters 81 2sff3.s0: young roosters, s.as;
small broiIers 81 ssff5.s0: large broilers a!o
a. 81: fryers feasT hens. NM3 ~: Old DUCKS:
tsff3.sa: young ducks. - s19; geese, sap
cong. 81 per doz: young pigeons. si-1'ai.'o
Wool and Hops.
woot-F.alI Southern coast lambs. s1sc;
Ean Jeanuin lambs. 1ersc: northern lamtAsf,
1imI2c. San Joaquin plains. 1890: Hum
bosff and Mendocino. IN Lac.
Hops-Old crop. Sdl2lzc.
Closing Quotations
wheat-stsady: December. sl.s2h: May.
81 1gTs
Barley-steady; December, 81 :2ss.-
corn-Iarge yellow. fos4l.o
Bran-slsMls.
Eschang-.
Sterling on London sixty days. A-sfia;
sterling London, sight. $ssf
fpr~nctas-
s Mhs a bars isia Tsssrsp 81 " ~
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spanish Fours.

LONDON. May is.-Spanlsh fcurs esee
al aah,, a net less OF H.
PARIS, May is.-Spanish fours ciotm
s2i.. net loss of Z.
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l'otai SaIes-
General Quotations.

Fiour-Receipts. 1850 barrels: exporis.
10 CSC barrels; market, weak ana lo~el
Minnesota patents. $o.%a'; winter
straights. S. 25siS. 40.
Wheaf-R Receipts, 2i55i5 bushels: exports
tot sts bushels. spot. weak: Mo- red. Si.5li2
(. Q. b. Options opened weak and expert
eured little relief all day. the close neing
ola &c decline. No. red. May. closed
81 50; sll7ts for July.
Wool Quiet.
Hops-Quiet.
Professionalism. =
coffee options opened steady AZ de-
clne OF 10 10 points. Sales. Foo bags
snot rio dull; No :. invoice, e1sc No. I.
iahblng. 77sc: mild. quiet; cordova. ss2G
15lac. 81 a.., a..
centrifugal. rs test, 4h.c. refined. arm.
Metals.
Pig iron-warvants. 81. 15i1.
t'opper--isake quiet.
Tin-Dull; Si45onl las.
Spelter-Firn1.
Lead Easy; Sspf3.sJ-
The firm that fixes the selling price FOR
miners and smeIters quotes lead at $3.50
ar the close.
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Information for Mariners.

The following lights were on April e.
tabiished in Grays harbor ana chehalis
river.
Lower beacon i!ght--A fixed white iznisrn
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WASHINGTON. May s.-Today's star
ment OF the condition of the treas.
shows: Available cash balance, $aS. uaaa
gold reserve, sis5.ss4.0o
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SEATTLE NttE:aV MARI~Er.

y hcas-N NJ. Z e.uh. ssHSs>- Ne. blue.
Stem sNssss' mlang wheat, No. ! cIQh.
&c Ne, l. h.esStsra. 81.
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strong with actual business II bankers
hills 81 "a ~ 34Mz1 for demand. and Nss4
a. 80 az sixty days Posted rates. 49,
GAR. commercial bis. t-szzz: silver GER
tsscates. 5sz4 d5sc; bar sfIver. 5sussszc:
Mexican dollars Sac. government bends.
steady
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LARGE.

Nature has u large heart, and 81
endows us bountifaiiy when ~
launches %. ON earth. Hut many a<eI
do not respect her 9ifts as they sasb|
to do. They seem 90 believe thsl
she Will always respond when calle<
ON for great vitality. She cannss|
The time comes when she refuses II
be stimulated, and then the resssI
IN shown In q small or wesksees]
growth Of what should be = persed)
man. This abuse of the prtvtleea1
bestowed often leads tn despair -
the part OF those who have hess
foolish. They fear, their hands sas
legs tremhIe, and the fact II ess'
present with them that they ~
puny. Some have no hope Of reesss
cry, hut they can never have hesn
of the very great work which AHss
ynn" has done. Ii restores AL "
organs of the body 20 n sound nss
healthy condition. and makes up ~
the wrong men do themselves -
nearly an possible this IL what -
curss
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Thos. Mcclure. city.
Geo E. Evelyn. City of Columbia
THE DILLER.
A. Mcintyre, San Francisc-.
r. B. Ross, Port Townsend
George s Marsn, s Sort. Townsend y
l.. l.. James San Francisco.
f. w. Pollock, Skagway
C. Q. Anderson. Port Ludlow.
A. Mitchell. Port Ludlow.
TIP Morris Port Gamble.
Mrs. T. p. Morris Port Gamble
Mrs. Frank Hill. Port Gamble
Mrs. NJ Furlong. Port Gamble.
Walter Crockett. CoupevilIe.
Mrs. John Chadwick. Dewattc.
p. ]. A. Farrell, Dyea.
G. II. Grosman,. Fairfax. MINI.
l.. Smith. Novelty.
O. c. Carnage, South Bend,
Mrs. r. Gage, Chehalis.
Mrs F. +. Manley. Florence.
". ]. Rayburn, Bigelow. Or.
j. s. Jameson. Edison.
j. E. Potion. Monterey.
Frank Williams. Leadviile.
Frank Quimby. Mount Vernon.
Mrs G. Bernett Vancouver.
Mrs. II. w. Hinton. clearbrook.
Miss l.. Boyce. Clearbrook
II. c. yining. AIger.
F, G; English. Mount Vernon
Charles Wilson. Butte, Mont.
AL Densmore. S;anwood
J. II. Mayior. Oak Harbor.
r. X. Van farrell. Aberdeen
]. E. Finigan. Skagway.
THE NORTHERN.
c. II. Miles. San Francisco.
James Doig. Portland.
r. J. Regain, Portland
W. q. Currau. Juneau.
J. G.. Boiling. Fairhaven.
o. III. Savage and wife. Alaska.
G. l.. Blakemore Alaska
W. S. Gardner. Alaska.
Louis Meyers. Alaska.
r. NJ. Gerdes. Alaska.
J. A. Magee. Comaplix. n. G.
u. r. Grlfith. Everett
William KAN. Great Falls. M,-..
r. ID. Arlington ST louis
Mrs. Z. O. Hesfner, Olympia
G.. NJ. Mccoy. Minneapolis.
J.. W. BotkIn. Toxic. Mo.
Mrs, Ida Olson. Fra nkbn.
q. E. Friars. Everett.
John j. Doyle. Everett.
James f. Bel. Everett.
Percy n. Palmer Everett
". LABEL Tacoma.
Il Toklas, Olympia.
Charles Treshin Olympia
THE RAISIER-GRAND
r. X. Wilbur. VI. D.. Sitka.
Gen. Anderson. u. $. 4.
Capt Eastman. L. s. \.
Lieut.. Field. L. S. A.
Lieut.. Mccain. L. s. A..
f.. J Brannick. skagwa:.
w. G.. Cushing. Minneapolis
c. r Hamblin. Chicago.
A. Fellman. City.
Chss F. Moehring whatcom.
]. ". Westgate City,
O. Y. f~arrabee Portland.
$. O. Field Boston.
J. n. Wood Sacramento.
J. J. Cambridge and wife. New westmln-
ster.
r. II. Noakes. San Francisco
u. G. Wright st. Louis.
A C. NOakeS San Francisco
THE NEW ENGLAND.
Mike Iarkin. Victoria. n. C.
Thomas b. Hyde. Hoanam. Wash.
]. Jones. City.
Angus NcTves. City.
George ". Hayton. Portland.
r. Prichard. City.
George Morse. City.
F. L. Robbins. Blaek Diamond
Jack Turner. Cumberland.
NJ b. Jacobs. Avon. Wash.
]. r. Russell. Skagii.
Alex Anderson. Lake Bennett.
Or. J. NJ Matthews San Francisco
Charles Staikee. Liberty.
Capt j. n. clifford. City.
Charles Oswald. juneau.
J. Thompson. Tacoma
VI. Hansen. Tacoma
T. Burke. Skagft.
THE GRAND CENTRAL
Thomas Jones, Skagway.
John Il. W tpsF. Philadelphia
Mrs. V c. GanbeiI Bering Sea-
V. c, Gambeli. B@rsag Sea.
]. II. Pierce. Camp Point. Pa
John Dyer Tacoma.
] l.. Bowman. Pennsylvania
Thomas Lord. Biddeford. Me-
Ca, Jordan, BI1defora.
". 5. Hail. ST. Paul.
w III. Kinney. VAST. nSson.
q " Kinney Washington
Y !. Barhydt, New York City.
rS4arSs Thannsz Center Cal
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TAeoM. WHEar MARKET

5A1tNA. May fS--Wheat~No market
lTless eHsred wcre s+Eas5c fer si&sb and u
ssAS FOR btasstem.
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Ffo1r-Sicw
whess-No. 2 spring %; No.
spring. T. o. b.. s. Teaiss; Nc red 81 SO
10
Corn-yo. 2 s-GTtse-
Ossn-No 3 sss.45se: Nc. white. &c
5s1se: No white, 9s151xc-
Rye-No = sc
Bariey-Eo. e 1ifI5ec-
FI4xse~d-No T. SIS.
Tfrrofhy Sess-Prsrae. szsaGsa
Pork-Me=S per barrel 81 i5ul1D.
Isar4s-Per 100 pounds. s6-6Hs-G CT.
snors n sbs-Saies aocse) s. 25ds Is.
Shoulders-Dry saitei thoxefs s65l.c-
Short Ssces-CIear fasoxeS5. &.s51s. IS.
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Dairy Products.

Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the but-
ter market was steady: creamery. laGI.5c.
dairy fiai3c.
Fgg-Steady. fresh, unchanged.
cneese-Fair demand; creamery Sfi3itc.
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:HICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO. May 1S-It vas weak day
in wheat with the cables for the iiTst time
in long while proving bear motive.
I. vs rpoo. was 2ff3d lower: Paris i3xt5s CEN
times lower: Antwerp, off 2SaFoo centtnleS.
Western receipts we're not so large as they
have been, but there was perfect weather
aud good crop reports from everywhere.
even from abroad. The speculative trauc
waS iight and the pit temper eNf table. al
though decidedly hearish. Declines were
suffered all around in every market in ~"
woria july opened ic lower A. S-es. rose
- Ss.05tp. declined to 81. rs ana recovered ~
81 asia. May ranged from 81 8, 20 Si-s1 and
closed at the lowest
Cerr for awhile showed ste3di1sss. II
9raiiy broke with wheat, lazy showing
loss Of &c at the close.
Cats were neglected. but -e'naiaed rather
steady July closed &c lower.
tn nrov sion market today proved = pug
gle. t.. market early made dip. but as
the session advanced the trade showed sur
pris.nS S;eadiness. Packers were buyers.
At the CLOSE July pork was sizc, lard eizc
and ribs ~ higher
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MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.

Seastss. May Il. fsss-
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SYNOPSIS,

SYNOPSIS.
Seattle Local Report-Maximum temper
allure, IS degrees; minimum, IS, mean, j..
Weather partly cloudy. Rainfall in past
twenty-four hours, .o7 Of an inch.
q. N. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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Ao1ev OF call, steady: f'5sY5 rer cent.
last loans. IL rer cent: prime mercantile
oaosr. sssQS Per ceat.s sterling exchange.
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