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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
Summer Tourist Tickets

Via Great Lakes now on sale. For
tickets and full information see c.
n. Honodle, Union depot, agent u.
Il C.. =. n. Co., &. Il r. line, Anchor
line, Merchants line, Northern
Transit Co., Northern Steamship Co.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
Comforting a Friend.

Verisopht-That brute SncdgraSs call
ed me conceited idiot, dontcherknow
Hunker-Is that SO? You never struck
me as being particularly conceited.-
Tit-Bits.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
KILLED AND WOUNDED.

a List Sent by Otis-Iirooke Reported
TWO Deaths.
WAsHlNGToN, July a5.-The war de-
partment receive the following from
General OTIS at lnaui!a:
additional caslia!iieS-kiiieC;-f
California infantry al Baiong. Nesros.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
Cutting School ReOpened.

Mrs. r. c. Gingell has reopened
her Cutting and Dressmaking school
and will teach one of the latest sys-
tens. She is located at No. $50
South Main ST., second floor, where
she will be pleased to see all former
patrons.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
Lived to IL. Nearly IOs.

BRISTOL, Pa, July 25.-L&ckine but Il
few days o. l06 years. Mrs. Catharine
Dillon, the eldest woman in Backs
cnunY il fea1 hnrn
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
Reduced Rates Cleveland Races.

Via C., \. S &. Ry. aud G. II. * V.
R.R. $l.co round trip, All trains, July
~, ", ~ and -.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
DANGERS REAL AND FANcIED.

The average woman will scream with
terror at the sight of an innocent little
mouse, and then conplacently sit down
and suffer i'll silence with diseases that are
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
.SAH SAXTON SHOT.
Claim of Boy Arrested In
Chicago.
SAID MRS. GEORGE KILLED HIM.

Declared He Was Afraid to Tell What
He Knew and Ran AwaY-Father Said
the Boy Ran to the Scene of the Shoot
ing, but Don't Know What He Saw.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
Special Excursion

FO'' SAI.E-Isn h-i-I'- y : Tor cent g
Mt drug <i.iN -" SiN.-- "..;i''t
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
S1a.15 10 Mackinac island and Return

Including meals and berths. For
further information enquire of c. d.
Honodle, Union depot. Tel. ~.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
FOR SALE

If you want first-cIass driving
horse, finely mated coach or carriage
team, call at Steiner's Stock Barn,
No. 1850 South Main st. Nothing but
first-class horses kept in stock.
\. r. STEINER, Prop, Tel. 1874.
John @. Martin, Mgr. Mch Is, 1900
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25
INSURANCE

Before you start on your vacation drop in
and arrange for an Aetna policy on a suitable
plan. Accident, health, life and endowment
insurance, on the most favorable terms.
Accident tickets or policies.
Frank q n Ne~OOr,b,
District Agent. Harter Block. Telephone 6s3.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25

FOR SALE-Choice lots on Miller av. ana
Bachtel av. at bargain prices. Bear in mind
that these lots are on graded streets, just of
of car line, in good neighborhood, conven-
lent to schools and South End industries
and some as low rs $500. Money loaned to
build houses. il. BACHTEL,
Phone 722. lsS South Howard ST.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25

destroying her youth, ner
beauty, her very life.
She will uncomplain-
iiIgly resign herself to
the woes and miseries of
female troubles, which
are TO be dreaded a thou
sand times more than a
tiny mouse. II is graft
fyirg to know that untold
numbers of women are
being restored ;c perfect
Ni~or ard strength by Dr
Piercc's Favoritc Pre-
scIjption. I; cures al
uterine disorders. The
exact name cf Ike dis
case doesil', su@urs to a
low of p:us = i : in
tl,c wo,uaaly
OiT2nS, IA
IL vc-ite Pre-
..A scription" will
40 hunt it out and
cure it. II can
be a drain. a
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25

FOR SALE-Fine family mare L years
old; color nice bay. Good style life and
action. Weight LOO pounds. For full par
ficulars call at Democrat office. SIT
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IEWELER.

FOR REPAIRING-See George Haneline.
Watches, Clocks, all kinds OF Jewelry, 133
South Main ST.. under red watch sign. 222tf
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-25

TO Boston Ledges Sunday,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
NEW YORK MARK ETs.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Feb i6-The stock market
&etl or with advances IN tne Leading xce-
Cta.tis@ AMI prominent railways With the
tore unsettled. TIE 8easngz were la.xe y
IrofessioigA. ana geTe IN the nature Of ccYs-
tracts over the triple ho$sGay. I so sar.v
trading vas practically featUTAiess Com
mission HOUSES had but few ogters and the
trading foF London Account was in very
moderate vEss8nle without any marked tsr,-
denny. Aggressive buying % Burlington
d!sS.p2teai Ebe e4Tey 8essfAucy an3 bal
3 favorable .1}i.7s.1re cn TIE market :. n
orally The coaiers showed particular
strength. as 1id Nnw York Central. PENN
Eyivanla su3 tie Changers generally The
sEseial refund1ng stories which Jacket Of
fetal confirmation We revived In yerl-
r~ct4on w.tA B1rsiuS+cn's strength. Facs4e
Mai recovered ar early decline Which was
attributed 70 saylces thst the steau sal.
> ~ BAL was unakelv n PASS sugar
displayed strength while Tobacco RRs
weak upsat - The DAY TIE further @ue-
cess aoc4t Mania hs3 sent mentally ben
ef3sSl influences - values. Prices rose III
t3 delivery hour when tAeTe vas a-lEk
sei1irg movement. hsIt sfocks were - vel
gAker that a rallv @rsued "a some quar-
ters In tire final dealings ana the make
Cycsyi over she holidays ~ cs reopened
Tases-3ay Morning MearwalIe The lark
sfa.eragTt ~ appear ard UaGcl Import
auge 8itarhss 10 its character.
Railroad ara miscellaneous bonds sver@
ia good request tAgoWxao1: the day wts p
gains - Importance 10 some issGea Total
sales s. ~ 49,
Uni,ea s:ates 40 to9rs advanced q. a7.a
tae axes registered "a IN the S@a 1rlee
= ek pTeces ta9S Heek were extremely
yArsaa~k M contraction IN dealings
impaired attn re recent Sarge volume
s'lsslgE.s r4EtFe ,s-5fss ~ea3g graz s-Ecz2 a.
tty Nth srssss prevailing. fH1e uprising
az Mas exeg<e5 4 sft4rutrE eject lat
sut->silatavs w-Te inclined - s1sw tE4e suei-
crwg lESAf3fs taa ratification CT TIE
ssearlsh peace treaty. AcCoT ttEE % tAe
ttAteYs view E1@ 4ssrsss.t. - thgs usae-
80 m0Nt3 - fASv~1c.e - S1os@ prices IT,
AznstseA as x NcaI8 remove ore Il tie
Guc~vsA .gs5r% ~ the situation Therefore
there Srce purchase ~ ssocks IN srtGs-
U&t.c-. - teA seUatsx acton atgzoo@A
.Ne-e wege Tziz-rs cGaz1Ctlng as{ricss a. -
VA Ja2t s>ss1.1 - KoG4os lex n.rFs
cps "a So yz@~ = tsse announcement taat
the treatV aa-5 been ragssssA ~ t-e senate
S-za a>r- - w SsS&i t-a-teTs We fol-
lowing tk@.@ CsastrF.4 - realizing pggftS
en- ths .sgs4-.r Aesoa ~ sra&1 Ta@y r0ea-5
faTeFs-s'a - ~ ss7st f~asiF TssesoAw n. r.
ss1E zns T.gaoes recessed very n A. orally \
ray 80 "a s>sa1t ss92u TIE to.s,szi1g LAY
ar SOB 'ssY.zF.1 uEt14 t1s closing 3*A4.szz@
81 TGur%{zy. TBS n t&ru was r1<fo a el
by advances 81 eYs6av e2sne1s2sr;s wl.h fAe
aaEossESe xsssg2s ~ TIE sc%e2- s-ScsSx o. i.e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11

Etua metal.

NEW YORK. F'~s. I0--Ths Commercial
Advertisers Issni0n financial c&olesrah
SAYS
TIE markets here were heavy to<fsy. me
settlement restricted business bait ne tone
sees 3TTa. and after taz settlement the m
Cs-na<zCn was 70 NsEy. Americans we're COM
g2.Tte}y UfeaersS .he dealers IN iiein NO.
even forming "a gr0s2p in the center ~ tae
re.aF. 9s'sfsG 20 Ire settlement ard iea.
nogs3ays- In the street they were TaTieneo
slightly on New YORK purchases NJ PENN
1915 on ;he rise ana ss IN upper. Ana
con3as were ls-iS Utah h fsasi osas
- Money was much wanted Tor tae
ssig .esslaat. and there was considerable oos-
rowing a. tae bank.
Closing Quotations
LONDON Feb. fa-~CauaaiAn Pacific eass.
Northern EAAes9c preferred lex dlv.l @A.
JAleo Paste preferred - Grand trunk
: lar silver. steady. ~sAzd yer osiisle
Aoaey @Sf-As per scat
BrendstuMs.
LIVERPOOL FNeA f0--W est-Sses1y.
Ne red Western winter. u, futures c3osed
quiet, March. Ks 7ss3. May. - y.
Co~n-sIot Quset. American mixed. rev +,
- I'D Oh. s, f&4G. futures Qalet,
March * sAs3, May ~ &+S2.
Receipts - Waeat during tire past thrve
days were @1kAss es.Fl5a4s, Including -u.ae
Americans, Receipts - American corn
during The past three days. ei.aaa cenislS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.


NEW YORK, Feb. 1h.-R- G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OK trade viii say to-
morrow:
The solid basis for good business has not
been shaken nv the speculative reaction,
Stocks have been slightly lower, anu the
market * al the safer because mucA IN
sonndresS and unreason have been shaken
out Speculation tn wheat. which for q
time depressed prices, has also taken
turu and with heavy exports the market
tends onward again. The cotton move
rr.aDt IA not essentially speculative. but
hs etsd on reported injuries, and holds It's
adVNnee. Meanw bile dispatches from all
parts cf the country snow EXTRAORDINARY
activity 10 the chief ranches OF trade and
a business much larger than year ago
IL nearly ali. The heavy excess Of exports
ever imports continues. the exports haF-
fns been in Eve weeks Is per cent larger
than last year while imports were by 3
per cent. larger. In wheat Americans ar
getting profits. even though prices are
lower than they were some months ago
After some yielding the price rose 20 79.@
cents. aud the May option rose I. cent.
During tha week Atlantic exports were
s ~ SO bushels. f6ur included. against
2i-ae2f last year and total exports In
aFains; as46l5 last year,
Western receipts have been 50EE ~
bushels against of.13o fo- the week last
wear while corn exports for the week
were also 8. r. sss bushels agalust Rs SO
last year. At higher or lower prices for
eigners are Constantly taking more wheat
or corn from "a kH&H IN any previous EeBf
The cotton market IA in slightly
stronger position. because foreign buying
cont rgue3 beyond precedent while home
Indications how point "a "A smaller crop
than was expected. The stocks on hand
are heavy beth commercial and :nin. but
foreign huv1wg supports the rise In price
thus far WHAT wcGi - worth In y3ew ~
ia. great stocks yet u1c0nsuTDed few are
ahe ~ Judge and that fact hln3ers ad
fuztrnsnt - prices FOR goods. Sales have
been small. only AS ~ pounds a: ;hs
thvaa chief markets f7r The week AKA lrEt
ss 80 last year. and sT-5 80 q the So ne
week q is@- bat thfs year ard IN lssf The
buying has BY IN nssaGs represented con
sumption only. While quarter and half
hiao<s wool and de!a3Te have been =. de-
ruand ard firm t1e quotations. indicate
weakness III Ohio ard other dneces.
Yne iran industry ~ axgsls&es ~ tina
-QrSss5a TORS An4 attempts cf ghaE ma-
tgr~ that - wonderful Eg4cees A&ws nc. re
Ae~s4f GlxfrzAzt Instead tH<re GRT@ been
general ssva re@s . r4E taee8 ~ tes de-
raan4 has h-en .arre Cor f}~se~ fs1sr - lH5tss-
borg - 81 ~ art graz fJ-gs re f8sg and
II -sr1ss@yf -s~cs37sc.s, n@ca use nearly . krs
N 3eeuzn. seyoad tSs ca psettT - So!ks
- ssrse line % cone Ire E1Ss4sEc& 4
Il eats vxr Xxx Sc are -gG3s hF tFe szsse
eaton was -sst sae%e8 - aay sEvzrsss gsEss-
size 80 ssz9..l ~ b. Yatss have a&SazessS
g. PER rBsa znd tsa-s =. bats - slTx*HE
4a-1ATat ssgs~rsaisy a. Philadelphia ard "a
cage eo~ s~xeral THOUSAND cars, aE4- ps5ss
rr.ssss ars esgryx hare Fss@yET 2@rse5- A. EIs
sasA .srt. tssss rzzfav EF7~0Fs4ttoszs sgr nsssa~
soa4a.a2n OK sz.sTesSs arrest ira-s - ss1as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11

Youth Companion
Lord Whltwogta who held various p0s's
Of honor 10 Esug.ish diplomatic circles. va
A kindly gracious gentleman. - Se}I az
A ys!t aua a E3an u the world. In his vice.
royalty Of Ireland he proved % oe SO des-
tfats of hEotrF AMI bitterness tsa' ne
aas kssrnef mes accused az lacking sneTsy.
b1lt sne lzlAnd government pr0ba bly, seem
81 q small talnZ - aim, wao had been the
voice Of England al 81. Petersburg and
Paris
III hal. iadeed. almost measured s@erds
sslth Napoleon al the Tp4lsrtss. waeu that
AsRtgat Failed AT England fer not having
evactsated Egypt and Aa.;a. accused Ser
- having violated treaties. ard ended by
dngrtansng care Dangerously near tas
face II tne English ambassador
Lori Waif9grth IJt his hand on ths
hri - his sword
.sfVhaf sr5s1f5 yeu have done = 80 en-
Ery5T rad struck y9sg be Sas u'erwsrt
= weula have se,lef rim 20 ne ground +"
was fha gfsief anRWeF.
psrhaaS the best story tod Of hin IS
era SLOWING h1R Ais quick Eit dispaaet
- q rival ~ her ne waA ere Il lsssas
court FOX sent tner. as q sort ~ an
ssawsaSs1r ~ mis- OWE a nan hNfna4 A5asT.
fn@ s9F OF surgeon
one day taa empress. sTseakirg n Frenre,
ezga ~ fIorf Whltw3rfn
rs ne sesy important man. tais N.
&dA1f
Set 80 y4@y. madame" rspi3ea Lord
Wsst1o~fh. although hia :sthsF was a
Rrar6 @&sgEeEr' remark St3ca readers
= F.gHHrh 81 TecoEr 70 as A very ggat
san for she wGrf - asef ~ Lord WHIT
woren r7~ars "bspo3-letfer." .n.is hy isa
so8f8 t. also means = great lord
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCo-Arrived. F'eb. 10, str
Conemaugh. Seattle. Sailed. sir Waia
WaiSa Victoria ssh Saena rEioaa. Port
Townsend str Arcata, Coos Ray.
EVERETT Sailed Feb. p blk Nidette.
fer Ssn Francisco
A2TpRTA-ArriveA. Ftse. e. str state OF
California. from San Era.csco.
TACoMA-saiiea Feb .. sIrs Quesn
and Czarna. fer sRn Francisco. str Cty
Of Topeka, for Alaska
PORT CAMBLE-Sated. Feb =. schr
Queen for san Francisco.
PORT owNSEND-Arrived Feb. 9. Br
str Gar0rns from Honolulu. Arrived.
Feb 10 schr Marion Chilcott, from HAITI
more scer Glendale, from san Pedro,
bktn Retriever from Ssn Pedro. Sl LID
Gle from san Francisco
RIrF.NtFS AYRfSS-Arr.ved, Jan. 10. Hr.
sl f,re.ssf.,Ye from Port BiakTley.
HloGo- Sailed, Fen. i, ah Dalsenar, Tor
Fort Angeles, -
NA>ATAp r. C--Arriyed, Feb 70, ha-
waisan SIR san Mated. from Pert Los
Augeisa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
ATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Garonne sails for Honoluiu Feb
rUafy Is,
Steamers City Of Seattle and Faralion
SAL Tor Skasway tonight.
Sfealne. Cottage City whl be due today
% toluortow from the North
Steamer Charles Nelson saIla fer San
7frarrssoo 81 10 o'clock this morning.
Shlp us.en.a., capt. Parker ilas arrived
ff5rn San Franclsro 20 load Hlack Diamond
coal
SiF.r, 81 Nicholas wi!l tonight finssh load
fns I so tons III Franklin and Newcastle
eaai for San Francisco.
ship I.aei3e was dtas from san Francisco
las. r.lehs 20 load a return cargo OF coal
Tor s=le Pacific Cast Company
Steamers ieeiaHsw and Progress vii he
Iue ffom San Francisco tomorrow n'g ~
ard Manaay nothing VIII begin - take on
coal
Steauer faurada hauled over from the
QuaFseEmastrr dFy dock yesterday. and
xfII sail far Skaggay February H. She -
Il tire Waite StaT dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Post-Inteligencer.
NFAH BAY, Feb ia r. m-Bar-
olneter. p.3i: cloudy, wind east. four miles.
Inwara-~f.ast uight. SIN Lucille, 40 =. m, {:
a ship, asA y. m, a schooner, b. m; sh
Marion t.hgIeott ia tow % the Pi0neer. 30
. m ship IN tow. SITS II. m. a small
schooner II a. n. oatside-Bound In, \
four masted bark and tag Wanderer out
ward-Hk yidette. ia tow of the Wanderer.
lio a. m. In straits-Bound out, .
steamer
cIAII.AN BAY. Feb. lo.-f n. H.
PYSHT, Feb. ia r. m.-Partly cloudy:
Light east wind.
PORT CRESCENT, Feb. 1a-~& r. m--
barometer. 81 ~. wire west, four miles
PORT ANGELES. Feb l0.--4 p M
Clear. calm Passed out-Schrs Chailan-
ger and Navnna, a. M: tug Taaofna,
uSs A. m Arrived-Hk Orient. in tow ~
the Tacoma. II IS a. m. Passed up~a bark
and barkcns.ne. a M. In the bay-Sh
Montgomeryshir and ok Orient.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11

PORTLAND. FEB a-T'nere IL ne
change IN the local wheat market ana
business IL 30 al lntents and purposes
dead as Il door has aita. Dat small pros
s,<sers fer any Improvement. NOMINAL QUO
tationz In Portland are SIC 70 SIC for W az
IA WalIA with business possible az Ehe
lower figure. valley = fat and SO IL gen
crazy regarded as the top quotation, blue
stem, xsysic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11

Fiour-Little better demand and stead
Ter.
wheatxNo. spring ssa7lc; No ;
spring. 65I.0c; No. : red, 10 &c.
CorG-No. ?, l448c.
oats-No 2. 2ss.u2Si.c: No. > white. SOFA
QSic. No. ; white, J0d3oi2c.
Rye-No. .. a5l2c
Barley-No 9, 4Su5lc.
Flax Seed-No. l. Sl.l5.
Timothy Seed-Prime. s.. 42is.
Pork-Mess. per Dol. ss.sS@l9.so.
Lard-Per 10, lbs s.. Jt1l 5.a2is,
Short Ribs-Sides (loosel, S1o&l4.9o
Shouiders-Dry Sailed (boxed1. 4i4u4asc.
Short Ciear-Sities (boxedl, $s.o545.l5.
Whisky-D4stiilers' finished goods. per
gal. SIS.
Suear-Cut LOAF. soc; graduated, BIC
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11

SaGs. eevss siding. weight. 80 lbs. s1<a Is IS.
ceiling. weights Mes !. ara :. s-trca-
i.sss IDS Mes. l. and . s-trrh, as ios.
slzsge7. vas8cotsaz sisssrls rustic sISgzs
~ shingles Us; standard shingles. ".
I-lneA nnish. Il, IL and Is feet. s@E5f:
thick suIssz. tzs9f7s. cedar squares. !. {, 3
and 10 feet s-s@f3n. pacsets IL
Af.r-drte9 81 IN advance o. green
s(rayass sss~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11

Brepdstu6s.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 10. - Wheat
market aglI and Ga4nteresunS- bAFisy
market IL the same state OF in2custls II
has prevailed for some time past. ana
there Is no quotabIe cha nge IN prices oats
more active hut al no better prices. spot
quotations were
Fiour-Net Tor family extras. 1874 Is;
bakers extras. s2.seas4, oregon and Wash
ingtou. SSx2s S..
wheat-sn.pping. sl.Hi. fer No. !: and
s. l2114ii@a. for choice. milling, si-ls9
Li7lz.
Barley Feed. 81 27ia9' 81: brewing, NOM
lual.
choice. 81 grfil .3zl9 fancy feed, 81 sol 9Th;
gray 81 @7145ai 2@ie milling. slSAzl- 3: sur
prise. 81. 4tstr %. black for seed. sl-oaG LOO;
red g. 100 l-se
Flour. quarter sacks 5 pa; Oregon Y. SIi;
wheat centals. I05 Oregon, 1880, barley.
eeDtals, SO Oregon, less. oats, centals.
oregon, l.i75s beans. sacks, $50. corn, cen
lies. onions, sacAs. 1875 Oregon. III. bran,
sacks. ~; Oregon, go: middiings, sacks.
st5. Oregon, i30. hay, tons, AZ; wool. bales.
i3l; hides. number, 5l3; quicksilver. TASKS.
=. wife. gallons, 1.Eo
Closing Quotations.
.wheat-s;eady; May, Nls. December.
N17.
Barley Steady: Isss Lew. si@.c.
Corn-.arge yellow tile
Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat sl-lVgfl Il 2
Wool and Hops.
wooi-Spring-Ney Icgzl0i5c. Eastern
Oregon. iol p. valley %. i5dI9c. Fall
Northern mountain, sa-}c. mountain
lambs. 7asc. San joaquin plains. 64sc;
Humboldt and Mendoeino, Sailc.
Hops-Crop Of 1888. I5al5c.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
MIIlstuTs- Middungs. *lsq 1850; bran. SIS
ais per ton
Hay-wheat, sI3Gi7: wheat and cat. SIS
nis best barley sl2ail3 -; alfalfa, su4l2;
STOCK ste; straw. per bale, 4ofs70c.
t'otatoes-Early Rose siallo. river reds.
s)c1tsilo Oregon Burbanks. slGi35.
garlic, s@Isc. green peas, sac; string
beans. i55t20c per ID; egg plant. l0Qi2t2c;
mushrooms. i5u25c per 10
Fruits-Appies choice. 81: common, sos:
oranges. nateis. s. 1,zi IS; Mexican lines,
re-pack, ss.5efss. common California lem
ons. I5cgSiss choice California lemons,
81 .SFg2; bananas. 81 2SlI2-5 80 per bunch.
Butter-Fancy creamery. s7aes>: do sec
onds. 25sI pc fancy dairy, 24l2s,.: do Sec
o:ds. 2pa &c picked. lSgli7c; frkin. l6ql7c.
Cheese-New. Haze; California cream
cheddar. lac; Young America 124l3c;
Eastern. l2iadl3isc; Western lIi41f2c
Eggs-Store, California. lsa2oc
turkey hens. iINl2lsc; cid ROSTERS ga
& 81: young roosterS. 81. 10fg7. 20, small br0tl-
erS. $i4fs 5o; large brcilers S5fl5 so: fryers
s. 5osfs. hens. s. 5t4fS -: geese. 81 E0fTI IS
per pair: old pigeons. SIS; young pigeons,
s202E5
sterling on London, sixty days. as4: do
Financial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
General Quotations.

Flour Receipts. i.s29 barrels. exports
= a. oarreis. market. cali Bat fairly
Wheat Receipts Il. - bushels. exports
= g. bushels spot steady NJ r.ssi
sTs.c. O p. Options opsne3 weaker in
conseIu encs ot hoeTA9 Argentine ship
merits fa1rr cables gn1 reported SHOWS
h1if IN tire last hour broke -apsalT a. A
result - naas3er weather predictions
close. weak az az nes decline. sales in
e3s41ed No March. 1885, closed
~+s4E
"a naf~~FTrrn
Ff1mx-=teaHv
,Vasrem-spgtifrs opened steady az re.
s.~eAnnSe8 prices Sales s. .ss3 fass fr-
GUIDING March ss. Ma, Sc. Juir.
.sr. September - mild, Quiet.
Raw tpli. far reznsng ts-fsr.
centr1sgxzl. ~ tes. 1s-lsc: re1rsd. Grn
Aetats.
t9x fron-N ayrarfs = -
f'nEsgssr-- I~ase -. sV4s =
TIfs-kE S5.49s
Sg@I9~T-&SfS -
IsSA--34 asass - The H~v- that Sxes ire
selling pvic~ gDT miners and szsa.ers
quotes sea3 a. Il q a. lie close.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
CHICAGO MARkETx.


CHICAGO. Feb. %. - The liverpool
wheat market quoted declines ~ from
Nd 20 Nj before trading commenced hers.
and ATSe1tiaa reported having shipped
"a so bushels wheat tfsis week IsTgser
such !rtiQ~ncss the EaarA1t here was weak
Al the star, May opeT1irg $3.50 lower al
az the bsttorn figure. After half an hour
OF Hucrua5loHs measured by &c range the
price q May gradually sr1prrse+3 - -3}.c
and Raa scarcely req chsd sfsat EaqSg, be-
fore II 9egan 80 tumble back 10 &c Re
ports from the ss0ck-tak.ag cenEe~s in
ctcafed little change IN The visible either
way es'sTn primary markets received
only sssa =. bushels. compares gifh as lsNa
bushels s year ago. while 2rs Ssss hoard
cIsaracees az wheat and sour We're }arga
amounting % >ssS. 90 bushels on the other
hand. foreign adTsc@s were very dt$eaur-
aging. and the seabosrd had 40 shipping
orders eNcep. of TIE rnerest retail kira
There we're several RAPID fluctuations be-
tMeen IS and IIssc. but near the end. ssn-
ger SeAifg y interests which have recent
II been good buyers. May sank sss;u -st~c
vas reached, and at the close there were
sellers at 7eiaai7e&s
Moderate receipts and ,he growing coz
S!ction that they will remain 50 pernsa-
,@ntsy strengthened corn. May gained
ixc.
An Improvement in saa cash demand
and Hight receipts strengthened oats
There was good speculative demand nv
higher
~-tts ~ the small run or hogs p-0FtS-
IONS started fairly firm. The market soon
became weak, however, from the lack %
support, and scattered selling OF pork and
rms forced a decline all round. Pork and
lard declined 5G7iec each aud ribs s5-S3-c-
Wheat No. 2.
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
May ..727s47s -SIa TOT, -e,~e; ~.
July ..1ASs7lTs - II. ~
Corn No. z.
May .-Ssss 1Ss2. s7I. ssss 1sz~Ts7
July Ss131is 51l9 57Qs7is y,i. sYS7as
Sept als So. 81.
Oats, No 2.
May .. *. N. ISIS 2sas 92s1s
July =. 25ts es%sG2Sia SIS Is.
Mess Pork. Per Bbl.
May :. $40 10 $40 i2ta $40 ~ SO asla
Lard, per 100 lbs.
May e. S 70 $50 So S. IS
July >. : 5T17 ~ Tia S.sa
Sept :, 18Th SO 5 s7iz STA
short Ribs. per 100 lbs.
May =. $ o SO $50 s Q.
July :. SIS SIS 5la l2i1
Sept :. = SIS ) z2la >
Cash Quotations.