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Arizona republican., 1898-11-10
GERMANS lN NORTH AFRICA.
If Is Said Large Colony Will Settle
 Along inc TripoIi Frontier.

London, Nov 9-The Constantinople correspondent Of the Standard says he learns that on the occasion Of Emp Williams visit to that city a tOlerably definite agreement was concluded to plant large German colony along the whole frontier CT Tripoli, he POrte's object being to create a buffer against French encroachmentS from Tupis, which recently extended twenty miles beyond the frontier.
 Germany will thus oStain 2 footing in North Africa instead of concession of territory in Asia Miner, which might induce Russia to demand com penSatiOn.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-10

and the two came near tumbling into the water. Policeman Murphy of the Madison street station came to the in spector's assistance, and the Chinaman was arrested. Magistrate Hammer sent him to United States Commissioner Shields.
 Quo Lung was arr2igned before Com missioner Shields and held in $500 bail for examination. He was then sent to the Ludlow street jail.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-10
NEGROES LYNCHED.
4 Sequel of South Carolina Race
 Riot.

Greenwood, s. C., Nov. 9.-A tele- phone message from Phoenix, the scene of the race riot in this country, reports that all is quiet. About forty armed men are on duty here. Four negroes were lynched near Phoenix about 2 o'clock this afternoon. Posi- tive evidence was secured tha. they were implicated in the shooting of the white men yesterday. About one hundred white men participated in the lynching and there was no attempt at disguise CT cCncealment.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-10
THE WAR LORD OFF HIS POST

Should war break cut now, Emperor William would feel like a fireman who was of post when the alarm came in. -Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-10

THE GREATER includes the less. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures hip disease and scrofula sores and it may be de- pended upon to cure bOils and pimpleS and humors of all kinds.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-10

HOODS PILLS are the favorite fam fly cathartic. Cure sick headache break up a cold
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real ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January ara
for MOnda1.

Peal estate transactions since January I.
isss. are Sif26,IAga- There were filed for
record MT-aay seventeen deeds aggregate
ing ss.ssisi. Following is a list
Catherine 2 Curtis and husband. Asa X
20 August MrArfhur. lots : and s. block O.
Curtis add TO Kirkland. May + SO
Sarah VI F'refday and husband Jacob A.
- James Pollock. uets nei4 sec 2. tp % z
4 May . 81
F.hsn Smith master commissioner. TO
John J. Waterbury and T. JEFFERSON Cool
sdes. 1r.. sots II and L. blok III A. A.
Dsnny's add; ard p cts and . block 8.
John LsaTy's add: part ios 2. sec e. tp q,
I. y acres. and property in other coun-
ties ard s;a1es. case In United States eoar.
against Oregon Improvement Company.
AEsfl = 81 rs-s~ .-.,.,. .r.s~.s
Iohn I. Waterbury, and = jefferson Coot-
i5gs, tr-. 10 Pacific Coast Com pany lots II
ard j.. block Fl. a 4. p~nny's add: uHdh
lots | and 2 block & John r,sary'< add.
part lot >, SIC ., 10 q. r 4. and property In
other counties and states. April !. 81.
Oregon IrnDruvenent Company 10 Pacific
Cosst Company lots u and IL block r. A
A Dennv's add. undi- lots and 2 block a.
-Iohn T-esry's add: part 10, g. sec 2 tip u =
f. ard nr9perty In other counties and
stateS Aprss 8 =.
Frank L. Perry . Sarah A. Perry tracts
Circle. January ~. 1885 $50
Heating. tracts - and sg. Marie Leaf add
20 Green Lake Circle. May 4. $50
The 4. r. HotAiinx Company. Of Puget
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The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. MAY i0-The stock market
was largely Influenced today by me whfse
market. the movements In wnica uisStt-
tied tire tone in al speculative ma ~.
Ma touht successful spectators OF ysstef-
day In wheat Immediately placed par
nj ieas, of their profits IL the STOCK ma
kets This kind OF support had no ssieai
part IN the undertol1e OF strensin in sao. .,.r
Yesterday Today the wiptns out OF paper
rroflts. and the tuuhlug OF prices n
wheat, resulting in the uneoSefinE "l
margins. and induced l.auidatIons III ,he
stock market.
d,vs absorbed "A very large Inc of Offer
sngs 10 iluuidate profits. and the selling
fDg I.ondon account was also heass again.
ne total sales for that acceua, nelhs esti,
mated at over g $50 shares. The general
demand fer stocks through commission
houses was suffieien: 10 take up these Of
fertngs al a Wei sustained !eEet o. pt'Hes'
There was evidence. also. CT fae opera
zion % bail pcos here and there N the
-, notably in some 0f the low-prtcfd
stocks which are usually almost inactive
ana imnoS able. The strength impaired 20
these stockS helped 80 sustain TIE market
and with the rally from the opening weak
ness IN he wheat market there eaire q
period of aggressive Strength ~ stockS.
which lifted prices substantially ABOVE iass
nights level The ate decl'ne was e.
feCssa nn a much smaller volume OF oHef'
says than was we'll absorbed IN the morn
gness dealings Short selling by the bears
was conspicuous 4 slump Of over four
penis In TGhscco also had lis effect ~
The late Weakness There were fractional
reCoveT}es before the ciaSe, which was
firm az net losses OF over point IL some
CASES
Time loans ware offered today at I per
cent. an - four mon ms. ard prime mer-
camille paper was also quoted a ? 10 per
cent There was nevertheless. decline
IN tie rates az sterling exchange amoan1-
sng n an1Ut BALI II Yesterdays gain Tl.s
development n sterling exchange In face
CT tbs easter tendency Of money. the -arse
selling NJ securities COR foreign sNcount
and TIE anaoGncy nant of The shipment
from Australia Yesterday OF sesasl@s n
gold for san Francisco. Is highly significant
OF the continued strength IF tae country
tn BE worlds International exchanges.
The market FOR railroad bonds showed a
react5anary tendency In sympathy with
socks. hut the aassness was rot large
TIE total sales we're - ne ss,s United
States new tours coan5n. sold al a de-
cline 81 i frcn the last SAFE. Rid prices
were unchanged.
Money and Exchanges.
Money on call. firm. a. rag per cent /.
last cans. per cent, prime mercantile
paper. sac Per Gen.. sterling exchange,
en6isxs NTH acasn1 h1xsUonA - hAnkmuP
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IaE WOOL MARKET.


Boston
BOSTON Nay 10-Although the wool
rnrrket liz very nuiet and sales arr small
there have been more calls and cons derahie
inquiry IS noted. The featu'e OF TIE mar
Ike. has been the demand for wool suitable
for army contracts.
Territory woois-Montana fine ueedium.
and fine l5sfisc: secured. &c. starse. 4Sc:
Utah. Wyoming etc. fine nu'dium. and
fiue 14G.i5c: secured, sSm45c; - ape. 4sc.
Australian woods, secured bs Gs g coming
stInerfire 10G72c: cornbing lWod. SonSsc:
co,nbing average. S2ft65c: queensland
combing, Csc.
LONDON May 10.--At the poi auction
sales to-day Is, 3st bales were ofYe red. fnciud-
ing supsrfine Tasmaniars and l. ing greasy
merinrs. which we've strongly cor 1peted Tor.
New Soissh Wales attracted much attention.
asuecialfy medium secured. Sales In detail
were:
9i1dSfls Si1ds greasy, 5ATfld.
Queensland a0e bales-tireasy. 81 fsalsd.
Victoria 2aGJ bales-Sconred. So els I'd.
greasy. 5iieivd.
I'D; greasy. 5671zd, -
Tasmania 500 haSes-C;reasy. sid.
New Zealand. 100 bales-Scoured. si<d1
Is sd: greasy 5trsi Tod.
Care of Good Hope and Natal. 60 'aies-
Greasy 5t,af4d.
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sound. to Rothehiid Bros. lot = 81 !.
Eastern add. May >. 81 s. -
Rothchild Bros. 20 Jennie L 1Aa...ss
lot :. block 4, Eastern add, May & 6fS
Walter p. SandersorN and ES@c.
Wells. soxs0 feet in southeast ccyrSe ~
20. ID. s. Maynard's plat April s. - 49,
W. Fl. Murray. as assignee Of Adcivs ~
Haines. 20 J. s. Elliott. lots Il ~ -
block IS. Aberfeidy. add. October N A.
q. c.. So.
j. 8 Elliott ct TX TO Nora Calvin. ~.
and u. block IS. Aberfeldy Estate ~
May 3. O. c., SO.
c. NJ. Sheafe aud L Dora GtW. 49,
istrators Of estate Of John II. NSsals n
ceased. 20 E. ]. Strelau. lots TO Il 2ssS
3. lots TO 2, block a. John III 49,
I'd add. December /. 1897. lisa.
Whittlesey Abstract & Title Che.
Company 20 Seattle Land & Imprors.S
Company, lots 5 and l. block / 49,
Bowman Real Estate Company's - ~
May 8. 4. c.. $lM
Seattle Land & Improvement Co..
to Esther Woollen. lots and 4. No., n
Sander-Bomau Real Estate Companrss y
add. May 5. $40.
Lake View Cemetery Association a =
Their Woollen. nwA lot iss. Lake View -
stery. May 1. $sa.
Sheriff 20 Howell Rees. plaintiff. trn<s i:
Somervilie. May 5. $SSs6l.
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INFORMATION r. r Msrfnesa

PORT TOWNSEND May M~fa
branch photographic fice here WI g
nish on application. fr ee OF charee, e
Information regarding the following n
formation 10 mariners:
Adriatit sea. AustrcS Hungary. Brhf
islands. alteration In light on PeeM
point. -
. Adriatie sea. Austn rHungary, IstrA
Adriat.c. .Austro-Hur gary. Paso hase|
light at Nov sglia tNov alia).
Bay OF Bengal. Sai ,dheads Ana ~
Hugh. Pilots Ridge iie ;htvesseI g g -
alton in Lower Gaspar channel h&ntvs
anchorage iigi 80 in river Hugh.
Baltic sea. .sweden. removal Of suEss9||
wreck southw s-tward or kaseoeIg
Baltic sea, sweden. Stockholm appfcen
amended depth on shoal In Soderarm CO
Canary i.lant Is. Gran canarla, u "
harbor, danger northeas,ward or
Catalina point. 80
Canary isiane y. Tenerife. south CO.
light exhibited on Rasca point.
f.hian Ewanp nal or Yellow 81. "A
creased depths eastward OF T8sas
Great sand. s =.
England. south sast coast, hamsss
oJ Fr,a Snsa' sou.n coast. river Rhone 9
trance. extension of shoals nostM
ward. ts~t
~.
Intended system v lighted buoys .,
Italy, west Coz st. fschla ssian1 T. n
porary change of. character OF BAs1
point Imperatore. xr.sseh
New Zealand. North islana, - ri
gulf. sunken wrsc * southwark OF 1m
ri Maiangi. .,~s,s II
North Sea. sun ken wreck eassv
West Hinder tx fivsSss:. ,.s -
Person gulf. Sc ar al Arab. snoal
ward Of MuhSm nera yse|
Rhode Island. NarraganseA s..lsses>
Beach light stas on. fog slsnai
scotland east q cast, river Tays - .s.s,x
Beacon rock asts red and expss
light on Newcoult buoy. - ii
Sweden. kstteea htIlns 80 u.eesosp q
tended aiferattop$ u Aes "a
Breakwater nghr. - saereesI
washington. rnatiiia reef.
Hghtyesssi. , .anff 81
West indies, Sal 81 poIniiisos. ;sSit Il
fn.ngo city. discoT E-Inuance %
American brewery.
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MARINE MEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1o.--Arriyel-of
Empire, from Coos bay: str Progrem -
Seattle Saiied-Sr Willamette. e. ~
tie: schr Charles HARRISON. for 49,
sound; blk Charles <. Kenny. for -
TACOMA. May 9.s-Arrived-Str -
from Seattle; Br sh Cotnliebank. nm M
Townsend: Br blk DcErEinion. fro1 ~
Townsend Sailed ,1ay. s--Nor b. nenM
for Port Prize.
TfLLAMOOk Mar S.-Sailed-Schf 90
for San Francisco.
ASTORIA. MAY o. -Arrived-S.r Orr
from San Francisco.
NEWPORT. May 9 .-Arrived-Sshr 3 s
Redfieid. from Port 3iakeiey. scfr Msyt
ma. from Seattle.
NAHAI.EM RIVER. May S-Saied-&%
Daisy Rowe. for San Francisco.
DTNGENESS. May s--Pasved-Br ~
go. from Antwerp for Oregon.
IQuIQUE. Peru. Ma t.--Arrived-kM
Puritan. from Portlan ! for st. vines
HOQUIAM. May II ,--Sailed. scno1
Charles F. Falk, from, Aberdeen foe -
Francisco
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CHICAGO Markets.



CHICAGO May s-InseEse excitement in
the wheat pit marked the day from the
very start. Liverpool showed decline az
the opening Of sc bushei. Tor May, ana
&c for September. This was onset ny
preliminary jump OF SIC in july. But the
second cables showed a sudden slump IN
July also This unionked-for procedlTe on
the part Of the English market caused
weak opening here July began win ass
OF $lI.fl.fS -Four subsequent quotations
reduced the price 70 81 is. Here the supply
of wheat suddenly vanished and 1uosatfons
steadily advance TO NxS. the highest point
vet reached by the July option
May wheat was only heard from AT long
intervals. Trading in II began &c lower
had occasional reactions 70 N.S. hut was
Immediately picked up it was ABOUT II
o'clock when July touched 1-5- II re-
bounded to sl.A rallied to IT'S. and then
took steady downward tOurse stop Or
ders on long wheat seemed thick and close
under the market. The downward nlgns
was checked temporarily at around I.i..
Trade was narrow and Ordinary orders
were hard to execute.
A quarter of an hour befor 2 the close
food of long wheat broke loo ve. The sell
ing was based largely upon the presumption
be bearish. Scalpers ventured to put out
short lines July stunned In 81 couple or
minutes from around N.Is 10 L@ Most
of the trades were a full cent ar art When
the liquidation was exhausted aaorts tried
to even I'D, and the market rushed Up
again 10 HI5. closing at H.l4. net loss OF
si.c May sold between 81. 20 and SIS. clos
ing 10c net higher. at N.S5 September.
which sold early st 9G7sc. tumiied to SIC
ard closed at 90i4c.
Trade In corn was moderate. Fluctuations
followed wheat on a small scale. July clos
ing fAI1asc net lower.
The cat market shaped its course after
wheat and corn. July closed al a net loss
of %Mzsc.
No life on the buying side of the market
could he infused into provisions Closing
prices showed ne. losses of 15c in July pork,
and 2I265c lower for ribs and lard
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eOREl.s MARKETS


NEW YORK Nay 7a-Tha Evening
Posts London financial eabfes-anl says:
The stock markets here were dIH. but
good. today T'he settlement showed
small account lss money rates were main
tanned. Coufanl e. on Americans were
10 : per cent. eSnzot OIL Milwaukee * 81.
Paul. which W. arce for delivery. large
blocks OF Il having been recently sl'spEed
10 New York Tn tore Of the markrs
was generally geo notably sor AWers-
cars. although :her~ was soHae hesitation
In dealing "a tie latter. because II Is lse-
neved that big battle is impending. Ths
inquiry for gold has rsorentsrfw ceased.
tha Bank or Engian.l being the only buyer.
Srain liz said - he buying silver.
| learn from goa8 source that 2 kis-
sian Joan % fisdfssa % come out n Ber-
lin. There was n sharp fall N fslSSlea
exchange. which. Together With Berlin fx-
change has beer affected By the reports
az Russian loan The report THAT me
Suanish Juls- coupon has been provided
Gar Is rrohah'y correct I ans i0ld from
.rs,A sources that sfe Pannge dc Paris adj
xsrsfa<s the money sd bank notes
LONDON, May fA.-Cioesngt Cahaaian
Paciflc. IS. Grand Trunk. - PSI SlVsr,
steady. 2si per ounce; money. Sss4 per cent
ftrsE Z. ~tuus.
LIVERPOOL Mr. ia.-sslose. corn
Nixed American. dul As Id. JURY seacy,
- ts,s. A. Sen,err1hsr steady. - Isss9-
Flour-St Louis fancy winter. arm. is
spsps~b Fo@ss
LONDON. May fas-4 p. ms-spanish
rours derljusd to 5ss. and later advanced
10 "a, the clossnr priEe- Yesterdays Cos
Ing MICS Wan -
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Chicago.

CHICAGO. May io-Trade in cattle To-
day was extremely duh Prices heia ano1t
steady. the bulk OF offerings going sf-3sais;
Suckers and feeders. Adi.s5: COWS ana
heifers s2.5ozi4tn
Hogs were active al an advance or &c.
Saf.s al extreme range OF S3.Isf4 ia.
chiefly si.iNnia5; pigs. s3.50n3.@.
Trade In sheep was active at YESTERDAY
advance Lambs sold al ATi.o Tor
ctippsd and ssgfaS0 for wooded. Sheep were
'pers,n,s-cattle. 200: hogs. 2ieoo; sheep.
i. zoe.
OMAHA. May iA.-The cattle market
,,ss sseadv and 10, lower Receipts. 4.sso
Rad Native beef steers. $3sfsI4.sa; west
ern steers $s.7Sff4.4e: cows and helfers.
&c 9s4,4 20. stockerx and feeders, S5.sht4so.
bul,s and stays s.. 5en31a
Hogs-Iceceiptx, $50. Market. * higher.
Heavy. s3aeg4: mixed, s. $685.: hsh'.
s.. eofi3 81: bulk OF safes, SSa2ssfs-9'is
sheep Receipts. $500: market. sieaoy.
Fair 10 choice natives, sS.sasfsaa fair 10
choice westerns s2.sast4f5: common ana
stock sheep. Aa5-2o.
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Total sales.
wheat Options.

Wheat Options.
The bears in wheat had chance to
~etaliate today and did so with a
yenseance. particularly IN tne lss' n m5or
the marke; resulted in whoiessle
ft,T,trje of values. July losing near
~ 1or a hushei In e ha.f nours hH ne
From The standpoint OF fluctuations me
marke; was hy far the widest scene In
wears. Speculative trade WAS not quite so
feveris;l as yesterday, outsiders being gem
dealings 10 the last break. There were
frequent changes in the market of half
cent a hushei between traders all day.
The lrnme tiate opening was 5igc lower nj
e. - for July. based on a severe reaction
in the Liverpool market. This depression
did nor last .ong however, as the crowd
was very nervous and yielded easily 10 a
strong bull movement. which excited heavy
covering and rushed Quickly up to N.sias.
which was the top for the day. From that
figure there was a steady downfall until!
Tu.v sold at ai91s. There was then .
Quick reaction TO % with si.ee the clos
ing figures On the curb further selling
nfslef the nrsce down to 81 2e'h-
The feature In May was late advance
"a si9l exceeding The previous high point
hv L. n bssshe- the close being the top for
;hr dav and 5i5c higher than last night.
although Tuyv and the latter months closed
with a net loss % iis0sizc per hushel
G~-er.ai fluctuations.
Ffairr-Reoeirss Il oaa barrels: exports.
= 600 barrels. Efznesota mn ents s7-59GI7. 15
n-s~ter st~aichts, ts.aasfs 20
Wheat-ReceeTtS. 1s9.ls sIshehs: exports.
asT fsss bushels sra firm: No. red. sI.a3ia
r a r.: options oiea ed weaker In response
IN lower cables. and passed through day
of ;he widest fuc5uations seen IN years.
After the frs; break shorts we're run IN on
? tsTer5Sh bulge which was followed ~
second crash IN AL monthS except Nav. TN
der heavy ufllNssing. The close WAS st
5i&s. advance la Nav and 4ib@fsa%e decline
N ofher months. May closed at sl."'. July
a. sl3
W1ai-QUiet
Hoos-S;eadv.
Petroleum Strong.
t-ofs4e--Options closed steady. points TO
"a points higher; sales s.7s9 bags. Including;
Iuiy = 90 Spot cpff.ae-Ria. quiet: M. !.
inrnsca. ezSc. No : ioohsrr 1iSc. Mia
coeree-ssaicS: Coryscvs Si@ul5isc.
sugar Raw. steady; fair refining. SsSc
censrifHgaL - test 3-isc. refined. steady.
Visible swrnIy-
Special cable anf ts'e~~aphsc dispatches
- f3rasstreet's coverins she principal
ing changes IN visible supplies OF grain
las, SATURDAY * compared vita the pre-
cediax saturday.
V-hsaf--T-nlgsd States srd Canada cas-;
= taa Rockies decrease ]. -. 100 bushels.
sraat Far ana in Earops. decrease 4 ..l fsea
aus n n1r~;hlv revislo@s and sleavy clear
anxeS al Russian 1orss. worid'ss supply. 10
tai decrease : sSi-ssss bushels
svors,-fry,ltaxs SfateH and cars In east Of
ne Rockies. decrease 2.lE1.sa isosaeis-
Oats-TT3ites States ard e'ans IA east OF
49,. ssn.ttas ssc-~ae@ 4 s. Tus fs1sheis
7rse ~s--ihsrs.s ssork Of What held If
Portland. Taea-sa ard Seattle shows a gain
Of 90 90 bushels for The week
Metals.
~ rrar-W2xrarta = S1dG 81
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sax SRANCKsCo MARKETS
r,reaAstuHA.

I>readstu1A-
SAX FRANCISCO, May le-Fsour az,
vancsd 5 cents per sarrsl on see sec. make,
+ more unsettled than ever 10 gay. s agS.
harley Il Unchanged; op ions cp< aso nisii-
er, Oats are unchanged.
FIour-Net cash for family extra ;. -
gF. bakers extras, $s.l5e15.Sa. ,;ru
Whsa;-shippng. a.sSai-szls: ma ms
a' RarIey@Fsed. aaals.ss: brewins. na n
oat=-Poor 10 far. sl-sai ,szla: geod e
gray. n.221ssl y.,.- milling. a1als's-
Surprise, l.51i.a.
Receipts.
F1our. Quarter sacks, Ass2: Oregon. II. s4i:
wheat cenfaIs- I.S1: Oregon. %; barley
%: beans. sscks, f,5c; Eastern, 5.es: corn.
centals. 40: potatoes. sacks, si3: Oregon.
LEE. onions. sacks, ssS. bran. SACKS, 80.
tons, 40: oregon. 40: wool, bales. iss. Ore
sor,, IS hides, number 2.97; quicksilver.
TASKS. e., wine. gallons, S1,ssu.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Milisfufs- NiddI.nes. $2Sa25-1
sasaz %, best barley. norg.nal: alfalfa, si3
ali: clover, nominal: stock. nominal, COM
pressed wheat, szia24;' straw. per bale,
Pssafoes-River Burbanks. 4od6,c: river
Reds. 4sa5oc: oregon BGrbansss ssasSe.
yegeta bles-New onions. 7scasl; hot
hGq as.iean tomato ass s ss box ok
ra dried, i25xGll3c: asparagus. fancy. ~
chin green peppers, I2lxa1Sc; rnubarb.
c1 FrnsInAppI sas' common. 4Oasse: choice.
81 aeali 80: fancy strawberries SseG: gooS Sc.
!: MT 5, and n red a0q lines repaek sss
California lemons. common. ioc9si' choiee'
s.; bananas. Sl42 snncn- ~. saaonas
Buiser-Fancy cfsAmets. sclnds I'Tsas'
.-besss-New g11siacs California cream
cheddar. ioaiie: Young America, lo1sailc'
Eegs-stoTe. il,.aiac; fancy ranch. ia
Pouliry0Tnrkey sobbIers. I1sSiec u; tur-
key hens. Ilaisc;- oil. cd roosss,,s broiIs gs.
s., Sats.5o: large broilers. s.yea5 30: sIyers:
s5es6 80. hens. s3N4; old ducks. ~ sgr.
young ducks ss5yss5; geese. aai !; sso .s. s
goslngs. sl-501 l. IS: old pigeons. si--sal.."'
young pigeons. sl-Sosiz.
Wool and Hops.
Wool: FaIi-Southern coast lambs; rg
So San F4auuir lambs, 1Gsc: Northern
lambs. ll0l2c: San Joaquin plains. 'asc;
Iiain.tolds aAu Mendoc.ilo, l4uiac
Hops-Old crop. nominal; new. AVG iic.
Closing Quotations.
Barley-weak: December. si:s.
Wheat-S,eady.. December, xLl1iS
cern--Large yellow. N.eoQl.e'ls.
BfdH-tZVt4 1nssu
Exchange.
London. so days.is0i at.ondon, sight ..4ssls
Financial.
silver bars 80. 6s,sDrafts-Sight -.
Mex. dolls 49,. u45s4 Telegraph IA
Minsng stocks.
Alta . tSlJustics -. ........ s
Alma Con .. 2kentuck Con 49,. :.
Andes 80 .... elLady Wash. Con :.
Re,cher . II Mexican 80. 49,. 10
Belle Isle -. ..lMono ..;.----'-
Rest s. Beicher . IS Mount Dianjo
Roaie Con 1880. Navajo
RulIsau 49,. Occidental Con ;.
Bulwer Con .iOphir -.... -..s.s'. -
Caledonia -. Is.oFefman 80. ..s'.
Challenge Con -. III po2osi -. 1900. .
t.hoilar - $3.50. 24iSavage ....... Is
Confidence 10 scorpion $500 e.
t.an Gal a. Va . 6sSierra Nevada 80. Is
sson Imperial - fSilver Hin ...-....
Con New York :. ..iSiiyer hing $780,
Crown Point llStandard 49, ..'..ig
Gould & Curry - mon Con 1880. !.
Grand Prize $500. ..lItah con ...-..---
Hale Il Norcrcss. IS feisow jacket ...' -
r,.ft
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.AAR sNE OBSERVATION

TATOOSH, May i0.--4 p. m.-Baromta
302S: partly cloudy; wind norfhwe4 l
miles. Passed in-Steamer Mineoln. M
a. M: a steam schooner. p. m: steorN
Mackinaw $50 p. M, tug TACOMA n
p. m. In the str ats. bound out-A 49,
or.
NEAH BAY. May l0.-P.artsy cl111k
iight rorthwes. wind: tug 'i-v.se In hof
CLALLAM, May Ll.-Clear: light ~
west wind.
3o.ea: clear: wind no -thwest. Is milos: Il
s. s. Monadnock and. tugs Sea Loa ~
Pioneer in the bscy.
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eesa.,ar Cleveland. IS loading
"a, ,,...t west seatf. > for san Ffaas
r>,> povaI ls In por loading snppsseez
no Alaska Packing Assorfaticn .e .
AT r bins Roberts. sh. VIII isa'e $3.50 n
Str amer Alliance hsas gone 20 ~ ~
attic 10 load II cargo CT ~ as ~ q
Fsran. .arC She has ms tide ilfE - 80 n
Copne river t1is year ana a. ~ afshk]
operat ct between seat az. =.
. rSst ISFzSIO% TO Sno iaaaH'ssr II. - : =
aav rrsia Raves $50 :. m
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MADRID Nav M.-Spanish fours closed
today az 81 Gold was quoted At q.
PARIS. May la-Spanish tours closed AZ
$ Lilo.
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Copper-Lake. ~ bid and $1zB asked
Tin-$lA50Hi&Sa
Spelfer-$4f 0Q4 -
Lead-$3S2sS bis Ari Ssss,s aekeo IL
ffrnn thai Ares fss sitting price for miners
ard smeiters quotes lead at $50 al the
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Condition OF the Treasury.

WASHINGTON May M-Todays state
rent Of the condition OF the treasury
shows. Available cash balance. $z1s.sas.sss;
gold reserve $fNn - 81