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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12
IKE LOBE IN JAIL.

Washington, Oct. 13.-Capt. Ike t,
Jobe, late of the 7th United States
Volunteer Infantry, has been arrested
here on the chicago Of using war de-
department penalty envelopes for pri-
vate letters and held for appearance al
the December term of court at Column
bus, Ohio.
lobe was formerly Mayor of johnson
City, Tennessee, was discharged from
the army in March last. He was ar
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12
we recognize number of we'll known

we recognize number of we'll known
names in the caste. A dozen or more
up-to-date specialties are promised dur
ing the action of the play, and very
excellent orchestra carried by the com
pany, furnishes the incidental music
and overtures between the acts. This
orchestra is one of the best travelling
organizations on the road this season,
and the music furnished by them is
one of the many especially pleasing
features of the performance. The Jays
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12
Cure For Small Pox.

"One ounce OF cream tarter, dis
solved in pint of hot water, and
drunk at intervals when cold, is GER
tain, never-failing remedy. 1t has
cured thousands, never leaves mark,
never causes blindness, and avoids
tedious lingering."-Boston Post, Dec.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12
LITTLE LOCALS.

G.. G. Harris was down from Bristol
Wednesday.
Joe Wagner of Mountain City, is Wis
iting Faw Broyles.
Miss Hattie Bushong is visiting Mrs.
u. ii, Preas on Buffalo street.
Miss Elizabeth Sells, from Milligan,
is visiting relatives and friends here
Judge Thomas Curtin, of Bristol,
spent few hours in the city Tuesday.
Ez. S. Mathes, Of Washington Col
lege, is visiting his son, W. G. Mathes.
Rev. j. r. Hernden's congregation
will worship in the Baptist church next
Sunday,
Mr.. Chas. st. John of Ohilhowie,
Va, is attending the Fair and Carnival
this week.
Will d. Martin, of Asheville, spent
few days this week with his brother,
James A. Martin.
Mrs. H. Gildersleeve and Mrs. Gill
dersleeve attended the Knoxville Car
nival going down Thursday.
Rev. T. j. Eskridge left Tuesday for
Bluefeld, w. Va, to attend the annual
conference of the NJ. e. Church, South
Mrs. John Sprague, of Bristol, spent
To1p 10 hnr oh M1.u
P. Sparks, and took in the Tri-C County
Fair.
r. G. Lusk and Wallace Mcleod
wentto Knoxville Tuesday to play with
the Bristol Military Band, during the
Carnival.
Mrs. T. B. st. John and children re-
turned from Sweetwater Thursday,
where Mrs. st. John has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Love.
Among the prominent visitors from
Elizabethton to the Carnival and Fair,
were Fred and Earl Hunter, Sam Will
| liams, Sam Renfro and Stuart Pierce.
When John +. Lyle gets his grocery
store open in the old post-office build
ing on Spring street he will have every
thing to eat for man and beast.
The King College Foot Ball team
passed through the city Thursday from
Knoxville where they played and were
defeated by the U. of 7. boys by 6
score of to ~.
There is to be a new grocery store in
the city. John F. Lyle will open 6
complete stock of staple and fancy
groceries in the old post Office building
on Spring street in few days.
Miss Tiliie Wood died at the home
of her brother, R. A. Wood, Monday
morning about II o'clock. The remains
were taken to Kingsport and inferred
in the family burying ground.
G. B. Lyon has just closed a con
tract with Andrew j. Patterson for {
four story building, to be erected OF
the old Wagner lot, at the Church
street railroad crossing. Mr.. Patter
son will place the very latest mill Ma
chinery in this building and operate {
roller Touring mill. Work is to b.
commenced on the building at once. =
Greeneville Democrat.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

Exum & Boring, proprietors Of the
johnson City heading factory, have
purchased considerable body of tim
Der of the Jones heirs in the Warm
Cove, and will soon put force of men
to cutting and shipping to theirplace of
business, CARRIER Cor. Herald and
Tribune.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12
AN OBITUARY NOTICE,

Recently a notice of Jobe's death ap-
peared in Covington, KY. newspaper
with a complimentary obituary notice,
When arrested here he had on the
uniform Of a captain Of the army.
He was unable to furnish the requir.
ed bail and was remanded to jail.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12
Fertilizers and Chemicals.
A. M. METTETAL & SONS.
Office at Hilton's Store,
Market St.
Warehouse in Carnegie, near
Hotel, on Railroad.

Choice grades of Fertilizer in stock
and Chemicals for preparing special
Wheat Fertilizers always on hand.
Farmers can save one-half of Ferti-
lizer bill by preparing their own Ferti-
lizers. We give our customers COM
plete directions free for making High
Grade Goods.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12
CHILL PAo-soMETHING NEW.

Cures chills without medicine: If IL fails VIC
refund your money, 100000 to back our guar
antee, A sure preventative II your druggist
does not keep the DR.. King Chill Pad we will
mail you one on receipt of price 3D. OO THE
DIR. KING CHILL PAD co j, Memphis Tenn,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

KEEP your blood pure and your
n stomach and digestive organs in a
healthy condition by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla and you will be WELL.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
How to PrOlOng the Life of an Old
RNnf

II an old leaky tin, iron, or steel roof, paint
1t with Aliens Antitrust Japan One coat is
enough; no skill required costs little; goes far
and lasts long Stops leaks and prolongs the
nfe OF old roofs Write for evidence and circu-
lars. ALLEN ANTITRUST MFG Co., 4l3 Vine ST
Cincinnati Ohio 750-6mo
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12
Henry Koehler & Company.

Wants several car loads of CHOICE
WALNUT LOGS. Will pay highest
cash price. They also buy POPLAR
and HARDWOOD LUMBER in mixed
cars. Write them at louisville, Ky.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

Miss Tiliie Wood died at the home
of her brother, R. A. Wood, Monday
morning about II o'clock. The remains
were taken to Kingsport and inferred
in the family burying ground.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

rested in New York recently, where it
was alleged he sold a number of blank
transportation acquisitions to ticket
scalpers. He was held in $4,000 bond,
which he furnished and soon afterward
went west.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

Chase Il Sanborn's teas and cof'ees
are the best. You get them only at
Jacksons
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

Buy Cold Dust -four.
The best soap is "Brag" at Jackson's.
Gold bust four-best made
Kingan's dried and canned meats at
Jackson's.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

Gold Dust -four will please the
pest of you.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

Buy your ice cream freezers and
glass jars, all sizes, at s. b. Whites.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

There is to be new grocery store in
the city. John F. Lyle will open a
complete stock of staple and fancy
groceries in the old post office building
on Spring street in few days.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

The King College Foot Ball team
passed through the city Thursday from
Knoxville where they played and were
defeated by the U. of t. boys by q
score of 5 to 10.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-12

The best -four is Gold bust.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28
CITY NOTICES.

~ CITY OF SEATTLE. Department
AZ finance Treasurcr's Office--Lsity
hssnHers Notice.
kasiee h hereby given that the asseAs-
|& roll Of Local Improvement District
q for the improvement, OF South Six
9n street. In the city OF Seattle, from
you1ick street To Lander street under
rfvyistons OF Ordinance No 2.4S7. pro-
- Tor said Improvement by grading
00e and constructing sidewalks
9Nw ty the mode OF payment by
- has heretofore been duly certs-
- De for collection. and the respec-
ns therein charged and levied
- each bot and pa. ~@<s Of Land In said
aaes niost De paid IN ten equal annual
1sass. with Interest upon the whole
= - charged ind levis.d. or alch In
sesss thereof rs remain unpaid. at
Int OF ten per cent. per anneIn and
interest must be paid annually. to-
- with the annual instal.m suts fall
IN In each year. Said sums began
!y. l@a. and the sixth inssarmeut az
~ assessments and the interest for the
"A year will bscsstne due on the 18th
~ Ct February. 1879.
tssa payment he made OF said In
sallanent OF principal and said interest on
g a<sere said 18th day OF February. lssa.
% Mfns shah become delinquent. and
~ hsar interest at the rate Of ten ger
|ses per annum until, paid, and II Lot
Ia bsfore the same shall have become
Faaassnt. penalty OF I've pr cent.
- - added. and thu sums Ge.saaueni
y. BE- entered on annual tax roll
. iss current year against each lot and
tTrl III land so delinquent ana with the
safsss collected AZ other taxes, separate
ssssnt being kept thereof. and IL not
- Sits1n the time ffxed for the lay
-. - 81 city taxes. shah be collected as
- taxes are collected. together with
-. ssaitionsl charges or penalties as are
s.sssscsaset 10 be- charged and collected on
go a~linguent taxes. and each lot or
~ 10 delinquent shaE lea sold for
= snoans Of such assessment. With in
- an0 costs. NJ the time and I'm the
sssshfr and by the same authority az
IS ana iots are sold for city taxes.
& A. III. FooTE
selty Treasurer of the City OF seattl>.
- Ass e frSt publication. January 9Th
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Jan 27..~The changes as
result or t@i&* trading were rather
mixed With gains press 1rainattns The
nasF&et nEseuea with hsastsncy bat this
VAS speedily dsSipatsss by an Influx of
buying otd@rs. and TIE market started
Np under the influence Of strength In
sA@ iow prscszd sgsagi slttss ard standard
stocks, Isossd0n was free seller esil bal
@fscs thW sales amounting tn p re- shares
watch encouraged t8s Tssc1 trasfers To pat
esq large sssoFs iines 20 cheek the rtsa,
Comm sssun houses he}u a isasEe volume
- dGSiag orders well dsStrstsztas4 sarungh-
o1s TIE lass. which :oFNesi the hears 70
take back stock after efTegstag onIy IL
s1tSat relapse ia the markets strenxt \.
Prices NNEe forced us under the leader
ahsa ~ she Flower shares ln@sWEiax Rssyx
Island. Peoples Gas and BROOKE Rapid
tasa taken ia aand Tennessee Coat &
GTea nsoEes1 az - 50. American Spirits
preferred :. wheeling Il Lake Erie pre-
isf.rsi. 81 arst gr~feEFss, shen issued
louisville preferred.
Among the sgsecs&its Z there were al
xsncsS - ~ 3n Rubber ADD ir Sugar
- alls Metropolitan moved ~fthin : points
There sas an average rise 81 ever = paint
"a tse CHANGERS. except Northwest Tie
largest rise IL ssis group was shat ~
Res la'sn,s = n" so@a~rs dorssa
s~sux isj&na 5uFnp~s! -. ard Sortesk i
u esteFn preferred 81 large transa ettaDx
s3sarvssg -. Ttse tnexs l1 sh~ latter was
attributed - talk 81 as increased cIss-
eGE2
Iake Erse 4 Western ana chicago
Great Nss'era ryss~ In the aeashbar-
nGs4ss5 - gssss The nrws EeCG m pAnya rg
Ssss advance tsscfuFseg3 tire faSarAhsS Y~p<srt
~ the senate CsssaGVeTsse r0ssraissss Oh the
steamship subsidy aalA whsssa benefited
EsE5Esr Mail an eypsmnasi3a that The
rEs SUGAR beet company vCszfS nss ia
T&d@ the American Sugar Refining t.9sFs-
p&ns's territory ard a rssrsasr y srAf.
81 ssatenserss EneaasiHg saase 81 Narss-
egn pazifsc ard sngtAesE Ealia&r TIE
4ensas % fh~ ss1rnar~d New y@yx S,~r-
gyzsSs 1GSs@oEt&ne1sa4 plans was respea-
s...e fSr suA..y sox$os u iron pDek6n
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~ l - -
|ssiisE or IN fCrTnR' sAI.r-Ncttcs
aefc6s given that the untsrssgne
NsfeF OF she estate az Charles r
-sssssofl, deceased In Obedience 20 an
~al ~ the superior court Of the county
: NIT state of Washington, made on
| 80 Gay OF December, tsss. will sell az
s.s1 aarts0at 10 TIRE stsNeSs Bidder for
- - OIL Monday. the Sssh DAY ~ Janu-
i've, between the hours og ten O'Clock
az morning AMI the setting os tbs
-. eessnning a. the hour Of e.even
sssAk 9 IA. all these certain lots of land
n sss N nc elty 81 Seattle. king CONN
=. safe 81 Washington, pnrticslariy Dr.
fssssd AS fn.l00s fo-Nits
: ~ ~ and seven q. IN block III -
s,xs ssfs ssN'- asssisttaa tr the eafy aF Sc
Z SD 70. SIX s61 IN block eight ~, plan
I sh ssai'i@ said kiog county. state
:. ale will ,>e asla Al the frent aosar ct
%tesansy.
80 80 u ss}e MI. s.e 80 ,,sr cart. casa. 70
- bal, ard ia lsn.-s apsa confirms
Ess@ie A.a3 34stNvtY 81 executor deed
q ~ u Sesitss, wasssng5en, January
r. WINFIELD 5. JAMESON.
- Il 'sv hsssa * of Charles y Moul-
ass.s J saeoeS Attorney for Executor.
So ss as Ns. Seattle National bark
Sa,...A~~ss tsglpf~s sAi.E\oP REAr.
e. S'S'> as WsShlaksars. t'eanty -
ssfsae - an ,r.ler ~ sase. is sne.i cat
es.sss has'sel o s&spsT8oF court - King
= aa tae gis1 ~ ~ I>s.esaa&-er A II Is
49, tse lsek e s-4ssf. n tae 'ss~s =
kN~% tseaa> nsssaUI. US. Joseph q
n ~ ~ MAI ,. es,h. hss wife. Will
Asss.. az = sses efS wife Joaa
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A104a.S. Texas steers, &3.s5u5; calves.
s3So4f7.
Hogs were ioc higher. Fair TO choice.
s., @lfs. s-ss. packing lots, Ss.Sssis.ss19, mix
ed SS.ssH3A. butchers, s3.s14Sss;s. light,
$3.Sldi2sg. pigs, S.sSE3eD
Sheep were steady al yesterdays value.
Poor 20 prime sheep. s2.sNEaA25: yearIiaes,
siastep; ewes. S3s0i3.es. common 10 choice
lambs. S44s.
Recelp;s-cattle. 4s.aco. hogs. 24a0: sheep.
1000.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Jan :..-Cattle- Receipts. 1870
head. Market stin to stronger Native
beef steers. $4@5sa; Western steers 81. aeef
s7s; Texas steers. STKaAm; cows and
helfers. So 2ssfa6a. eanneta. 81 ssaas; stsyrk-
ers and feeders. s. seQA 81; calves. - 500
8. IS: huns and stags s. 5eGti.
Hogs-Recetpts z SO head Market Sc
higher. Heavy 81 sfFs3. -: mixed "a seafs 6:
light. t3-5osis. s2as bulk Of sales, s. eaes3 Is
Sheep-Recstpts, $50 head. Market
strong. Fair to choice natives 50 asfY4 -:
fair TO choice Westerns, IS sosTs. common
and stock sheep. s2.sasseo. iamhs. tfss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28

PORTLAND Jan. zs--Szies Of wheat
Esre nc, as large today AZ on the day pre-
SsoE3. although tie Chicago and Ldyerpoos
markets still showed plenty os Strength.
Upwards Of half a million bushels changed
haEzss THURSDAY. aud from appearances
TIE present nssis 81 exporters we're SITS
ned- As high a. Sii4c WAS qu3tsd for W ala
Naias. and the extra sxc fcr round aot q
aeAyy wheat was probably ontaln&oss
Valley AE1 1inexteU. 69S4c-
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SAN FRANCISCO. jan fan TN
usually warm wave for this tine o. the
ysar has beea sssering over calisoFala i fos
the past three days. the temperature in the
central part averaging about ~ degrees
In some places Il went far above HIS ug-
ure. The present spell is ths xarfnest that
has prevailed at this season since records
OF weather conditions were kept S9o43o
this weather continue IL viii undoubtedly
result dssassroasly for fruit and gram
growers. as tie season viii he rushed 70
kaeh an extern, that grain and fruit viii
commence to show in advance Of IN. sea-
son and will thereby suffer from the almost
Inevitable frosts OF February and March.
Should these frosts not occur this week. the
TACT VII prove OF great value 70 growers.
as II Wei result in earlier shipments OF
fruit 70 the Eastern and European markets.
Breaastuls.
Spot wheat unchanged: there Is an easter
feeling owing to a decline at Chicago
There Is practically no barley on the mar
ket. nc interest is taken In sample Offer
ings. and on call all attention In given 70
wheat. Oats are very firm. active. and
quotations were:
Flour-Net cash for family extras. sil50
a. bakery extras. g .saA 80.
S.T3s for choice; milling. 81 aos LIZA.
Barley-Feed. $.zs.Qi-se; brewing NOM
tnaL
choice, 81 1901 All fancy feed. 8. sol. s7iz:
gray. y ssai.As: milling, si30yi %. Sur
prise, 8: 10: black for seed. *i-eeal7s;
Flour. quarter sacks. 1900; Oregon. 1000.
barley. centaIs. s.z7o, oats, centax. 40:
Oregon. 4l0; beans. sacks. 30: corn, GEN.
tails. -: potatoes, sacks. w. Oregon, 81:
tons. 5sss: Washington, 8; wcoi bales. 81.
wine, gallons, s..so5: brandy. SALONS. SO.
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring ioa!.1sc: Eastern
Oregon. lo9lse. valley dc. l54lsc. Fall
lambs. 79sc: San Joaquin plains. sssc:
Humboldt and Mendocino, saiic.
Hop1-Crop OF 1855 IS1isc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Flrmer; May. u-aa.
kariey-Not quoted.
Corn-Lsrge yellow. 81 10
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Mlllstuffs Middiings. s22a2a; bran. 5000
<l2l. 80 per ton.
Ni6; best barley. tsqli; alfalfa. $ii-5e9
II. so, straw, per bale, Sssts5c-
Potatees-Early Rose N.ios9lIs; river
+ Har rwsss '2s ,, oregon buroank'' 'Sea
Vegetables iverskin onions 6l1S1c:
garlic, susc. green peas. 6asc: string
beans. egsc per III: tomatoes. slGlT5 per
box; chill green peppers, aa5c: mushrooms.
10 izlzc per ID.
Frul;s-Applss. choice. 81: common. zoe:
oranges navels. si.se1Fs.So; Mexican lines
re-pack, ssNS5e: common California LEM
ons. 15c4f$i.2S, choice California lemons
si-sas9g: bananas. 81 2sflI-st per bunch. pine
apples, x@fsis 20 per dax
Butfer-Fancy creamery. FAC: do seconds,
sIsIEac: fancy dairy 3aara1c; do seconds Ii
GA; picked. igsxlsc; fifksn. tTsfisc.
tshsese~New iiNI3c; California cream
eh.dfar. ll1fizc: Young America. I2s1iyc
Eastern. i2,a4alsi9c: Western. iaN i21se
Eggs-Store. 16s44ic: fanny ranch, zs4i.s9c
r0ultry-Tufkey gobhlees ,istlec per ib
turkey hens, i2sli2trr: Old ROSTERS. $i5oet
s. 5D5ii: large hroliers. 81 sau5: flyers $50
S sa hers. 81. aNl550: geese 81. yolrz per pair
old pigeons. 81; young pigeons, 81 15I22
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28
THE WOOL MARKET.
London.

LONDON. Jan. 9-.-Tae wool auction
eaies were continued tesiAy, with good
attendance and an active demand Merinoa
realized extreme rates. while fns-hasr pd
scnuresis we're ggriy competed for al
fancy prices. Geeionsx Of a better class
and New Zealand cross hrsds were In good
supply and sold well Yorkshire and the
cons.nen. took the bulk. The American
representatives purchased some stock
suitable for their requirements
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WASHINGTON. las. Z.--Ts9sy's STATE
rnsat 81 Tie coalition % the treasury
sSGws
AvAssahta cash halanee ...........s 40 ~ Sc
Gqs1 seeerzs .ts...-.t.-s.......s... -. sEI Us
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CHICAGO. Jan s7.-The small suIgsy -
cattle saday susacss. 70 sssss the limited
requirements az traae ara ssesres Ne-e 80
srar& than steady Fancy ra.y&s. tssxs ~.
-hssrs sfe3rs s. esFs ~ nsstssasu steers. s.
ms g. sees steers. ~ Esst ~. stneksfs ard
seessers g. ssg sess taEss 81 sss4 g. ~0ws
and hes.esA CNU4; wsEsxa led s,eera
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WHEAT GOES rp A CENT.


Wheat advanced cent yesterday. and
now stands at &c and CSC for No. club
and No. bluessem. The outlook h strong.
and another rise In expected
Receipts have been light ia the last TWO
days amounting 10 only four cars. Re-
cetpts FOR thr month l23 go bushels for
the season. i.ssss 200 bushels
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PAGE, perl6CO.

oar report received yesterday
sayas Development IL b~tax psshea
On Treasury end Rebates advance
cas BE locked for soon. Baiiainxs
completed On Treshadour. ssA de-
velopmeas will new meve fsster.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28

THOSE Table sff0te iGnNheons AZ ths
RAingsr-ssssnd hotel sze las. becoming
ys.S popular.
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yesterday. but with no indication that the
bull feeling had abatsd 10 any considerable
extent. May opened a shade higher al rom
ssc down To TT$c, and while some outside
buying orders were being executed i'm
proved to ssixHTSAc. After this demand
had been satisfied several local Spectators
evinced an inclination to sell. not only
parting with long wheat that ehowed
PROFIT but trying the short side III an ex-
perimentai and conservative fashion. As
there seemed to be disposition on the
part of traders with Wan street conuec-
tons to let matters settle somewhat before
taking on fresh holdings; the market be-
when the Atlantic port exports OF wheat
and -four, amounting to &ss.s go bushels.
were posted, The crowd made Wild rcram-
was a rise OF ihc for the day, and the
temptation TO secure profits became 40
strong that many holders sold out. and
fifteen minutes buying again became spirit
ed and May rose TO 7sa&e, the closing price.
Cold weather and Increased country offer
ings started corn easy During the l.s;
stree. buying started the crowd TO cover.
and May rallied cent from the lo~ poins
Of The day. closing with an advance CT &C.
Oats kept in close touch with corr, al
though II did not show as much gain As
did the leader. The speculative trade was
slow. and the demaed tor cash wac limited
Provisions rsaief stronger and higher al
around. The volume Of traas was large.
ard for the first time In several rnantha
important packing interests were arrayei
on the bull ssie Pork ara ribs rose TIC
each and lard 5a7asc.
wheat. No. ..
-opsning. Highest Lowest. Closing,
i July . =. .s...a7ss 7ss,s ~ 81
Gers. No. =.
lon ss,s Ssrss TrI w. 81.
Nay ..'sssGzss "a, - - 80 81 ,.,. 80, r..
Oats. No. T.
i May =. s. ssasss. =. Z
Mess Pork. per hb1.
May -. SO ssiS SO 20 SO IS $40 Sc
Lard. per 100 lbs
Nay SCI s.M s sss,s .ss
short Ribs. per 100 Ibs.
May =. S zsla rs $50 ES
July - rs Is IS SIS
Cash Quotations.
riour-Moserase demand and arm.
Wheat~Na. spring, ss2sfss5c; No. :. SO
~: No. rcd. 1setsszs.
0ats~So :. g7s.e. Ne. white. sssazie;
Ne. 3 s*s.Ganse.
Rys-So :. Ssa.s.
Rarisy-No. 3 ssslSsc
Flax s4ea-No. /. 81 lesgffet5. rev 10
Titnathy ssesi-~E'r.ssae & sssss4.s Ssn
Mess para~~Per hbs. sic sofssa q.
r.Arti-Eaer tf1 lhe. g ggf9t1S -.
<hax4 rstts ss9s9-~f ssfsse. 81 s<fz IL
DIV salta+s sAauiaers-Esoxsd F,esssc.
Short Gear sties-R0xes 81 fts95 30
whlS1sY-Dis sslsesx flashed goods. per
sai. as3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28

General quotations
r-isa1r- Tscegnfs. aaTsa this. exports. 49,
"a Ntsss. market firm
yyheaf~Reeeipss N@4o b3. experts
81 go bu, s7-et. irregular: No red tshxe
Z o D. Options. wasie lsSs excited than
Yesterday we're almost sTratsc. ysarsfc-
utafls ia the last AoBT when they ffue-
sslBtass xiatenfsy Gnfsr sinai orders aaa
left oil unsettled ~ practically unehang-
eA vrfSez ts1ss58e tra3e dominated and
newz again cut lsss s1t.ie aag2ge. IL cysat-
es disappointing cables large clearsnres
amd more moderate export Business:
MaSvh closed at $40 May closed al s3se
Woot and Haps.
-eps-sss ea1r.
Hslss -gsssmstr.
G~merat Quotations.
5-s~ex~Cpsions or=nes steady ard
-sfafs hacaeE 10 points lower. sales
a. 7se azass inesus.nx February. sac.
Nassrh Sssx ADrE 5.ass. May Sos SC.
sgsss RIO steady. No. snv0ae&, szsc: No
s65,ns T.S; Hsssd steady cpsieeA. ia
sssxar-Eaw. steady; fair refining. SO;
centrifugal - t@ss. sA.s. ssSas4. steady.
Metals.
pig svesn--waxvsnts = Sc
g-ssy,Qer--Eaxs sfssfS&
Tn-S1 @pss 90 ~
sx~sfsss~~Ss sssasE IS
Ieast~~ss s9@S4 a.
TA~ srrm skss AvsS s2aa sailing price eo~
saS@sgs Fstsss Sz-s~szt<ES 2ss3ses ses1 az 81 10
st are c4sS<@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28

Dairy praauets-
On The produce Exchange tSisy sse bs5t-
ter market @ax steady. Cru&2ns-ses. lag
tScs 17Srtes iSasS7 ier-
rggS-Fsrns; Srrsn ts11&fse.
Chesss~Sssa1y; unchanged.