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nommissioned Surgeon.

Abram B. Gather has been commits
stoned by the Adjutant General as sur
geon of the Veteral Coips of the Fifth
Regiment. Mar, lard National Guard.
with the rank of major.
Adjutant-General Wilmer has commits
stoned Charles r. Evans captain OF Co.
l. and L. E. Roberts first lieutenant OF
Co. H, Fourth Regiment, Maryland Ma
tional Guard.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
coALI COAL! COAL l

Having received large supply of
COAL, am now prepared to fill orders
for all sizes of good. clean, free-burning
COAL at the lowest figures. Now is the
time to Law in your supply of COAL for
the Winter. Orders for either COAL or
WOOD feft at my Office on Francis street
will receive prompt attention.
VIM. DuvAL, JR.,
sIA Coal Yard. West Street Ex
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
Church Lecture

A lecture on the subject Little Things
and Some other Things" viii be deliver
ed at the Maryland Avenue M. E.
Church. on Friday evening. December
Sth, by Rev. T. E. Peters. Admission,
adults X cents.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
Fire Company's Hop.

The Independent Fire Company No.
will give a grand hop tonight. Thurs
day. December 9TH, at the Assembly
Rooms. Music will be furnished by Prot.
Schreyer's orchestra. During the even
ing lunch will be served by an expert
enced caterer The proceeds of the hop
will be devoted to the best interests Of
the company.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
Nautical No,es

The steam yacht minnie OF Balti-
more, Lewis H. Evans. captain and
owner, who has been to Newport and
Narraganse,t, is in this harbor. and is en-
route to Cuba with Captain Evans and
family on board.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
No Meeting.

There was no meeting today of the
Board of Public works because there was
no quorum present.
The Governor was here this morning.
but LETT at noon for meeting of the
managers of the House OF Correction. at
Iessups.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
Choosing Their Seats.

Delegates Real. Martenet. Siegmund.
Cover, Johnson and Robinson, OF the
Third Legislative district. were in Annap-
oils yesterday choosing their seats and
taking bearings for the coming session.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, powder. 1t cures painful.
smarting nervous feet and ingrowirg nails, and
instantly takes the sting out of corns and bun
ions. It' the greatest comfort discovery OF the
age, Allen Foot Rase makes tight or new shoes
feel easy. 1t Is q certain cure for sweating, call
sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mai
for 25c In stamps. Trial package FREE. Ad-
dress, Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y. 7-16- I'm
Evening capital., 1899-12-07

ghs iso- ~ Inc kn0 fOu rave Always BOugnL
ss';;'" % !; N<NNIZM ,;:,:;. ~
Selecting Their Rooms.

A number of delegates and Senators
elect from Baltimore city and several
counties have been in town this week Sc
lecting their rooms and boarding houses
for the coming session of the Legislature.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
Qualified.

Judge Samuel d. Schmucker, of the
Court of Appeals. elected November 9Th
for a term of Is years. qualified yester-
day before Governor Lowndes.
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Win Wed.

A marriage license was issued in Balti'
more yesterday to Oscar Webster, wild
over. Emma McEmer, widow. both OF
Anne Arundel county. Applicant, Ber-
nard, Fairfield, Anne Arundel county.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
On The Pension List.

Among the several hundred pensioners
who had their pension papers certified in
Annapolis this week were the widows of
two naval officers. the husband of one
of whom died during the Spanish war.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
PUBLIC SALE
DRUG STORE,
Stock and Fixtures.

BY virture OF power of sale contained
in a deed of trust from Charles G. Mum
roe and wife. to me, as trustee, dated
I4th October, 1850, and duly recorded
among the records of Anne Arundel
County, in Liber G.. W., No. I6. folio
Al, &C., will offer to public sale at the
Drug Store, No. 90 West Street. Annap-
oils, Md, all the property. stock and fix
lures in said deed Of trust mentioned,
viz: Medicines. Cigars. Toilet Articles,
Tools. Graphophone. Show Cases, Pre-
scription Counters, &C.. &C.. on
Thursday, December Fl, 1899,
AT IL o. CLOCK. NOON.
The sale of the property as a whole.
with good will and fixtures. is preferred.
TERMS OF SALE Cash. unless
satisfactorily secured on short time. De-
post of $50 required on day Of sale.
Copy of inventory of stock can be seen
on application.
GRAFTON MUNROE.
Trustee.
Ia6 Prince George Street. d7:
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Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe to
take. Sold by Feldmeyer Bros. City
Drug Store.
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Destroyed BY Fire.

A large frame dwelling near Crowns
vile, in this county. belonging to DR.. H.
M. Mann, Of Washington. was destroy
ed by fire yesterday. Loss 81 900.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07

II was thought the alert and business
like city commissioner had gone away.
but he is still in town. and desires his
friends to know he is doing business at
the same old stand.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07
WANTED.

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON
SHIRTS and all parts OF Shirt making.
Also Learners. Apply to the Factory on
Second Street near West Street.
n2I HAYMAN JABLIN.
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FOR RENT.

Dairy Farm, on Horn Point. Eastport,
formerly occupied by Messrs. Carr &
Armiger, as tenants. Apply to
]. WRIT RANDALL,
LIZ. Trustee Rd. Swann's estate
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rsopcdy need nave Neuralgia Gct Dr Nile
pain Pills IRON druggists eOne cent - dos.a
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lC!)C.

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The San publishes all the news all the du
but IL does not allow its columns ~ be degna
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The weekly .Sm publishes all the new
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weekly San Is unsurpassed as an
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II Is edited by writers OF practical experiet1
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regular reports OF the work of the Agriculu
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the proceedings of farmers' clubs and instiius
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Evening capital., 1899-12-07

A THREE HORSE POWER ENGINE AND
BOILER The whole outfit will be sold for
AlOO. Can be seen at the CAPITAL Office where
it has been running, having substituted an
for It and will sell it at q sacrifice. Apply or
address the EVENING CAPITAL. Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07

ITO FOR sALE.-A GOOD COW. which
NM. the owner Will dispose of cheap. APP
Div az corner Third Street and Severn Avenue,
OSCAR PAIR0, Eastport. d4W
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TOR sALE.-A MAN s BICYCLE IN Ex-
II CELLENT order. Price $40. Apply at
73 College Avenue.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07

ynANTED-TwO RELIABLE AND EN-
w EhGETIC MIN TO Work In the insur-
ance business Terms-salary and commissions.
Anniy between ana 10 a. IN or 2 and p. m,
to w. @. GOrT, superintendent. School 1t.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07

TOR sALE-A LOT OF CHURCH PEWS-
II inst the thing for porch and lawns. Wiz
sell cheap TO get out OF the way. Apply 70 "
Md 622
Evening capital., 1899-12-07

WANTED MALE OR FEMALE CANVAS
w SEkS wanted for the best selling books
on the market Our works are copyrighted and
can be purchased by subscriI ton only. Very
best inducements to right parties. Write Tor
illustrated circular and particulars. EuhEkA
PUBLISHING co All. Equitable Building, Bal
timore. Md.
Evening capital., 1899-12-07

II OsL-A LADY's GOLD WATCH, WHITE
II face, gold hands key winder. on saturday
afternoon, on Maryland Avenue, state Circle,
Francis or Main streets. Reward II left at CAPI-
ri once d6w
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In quantities 10 suit. This Lime Is In excel'en
condition either for fertilizng or building use.-
viii be sold cheap. Apply TO Geo. Q. Barton
A. A. Stiles, Annapolis, Md, or Samuel Z: Fra
Eier Eastport. ID
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II and HANGERS. Will sell at any price, to
get them out of the way. Apply at CAPITAL
oeice aS
Evening capital., 1899-12-07

Money to Lend II 70 SUIT suff
BORROWER. Apply 70 -
Evening capital., 1899-12-07

SEWING-LApR REN's ST DRESS x
MADE at reasonable prices
s2Om Apply IL College Avenue.
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Steamer rsrallon sails this morning ~
10 o'clock for Alaska.
Steamer Utopia went 10 Victoria last
night with load OF freight.
Steamer city Of Olympia Ia in the hands
Of the deputy United States marshal.
The Germania IL due today from What
com. She WIFI load a cargo OF Black Dsa~
mond coal fer san Francisco.
Revenue cutter Grant went 10 Port
Townsend yesterday. after taking on coal
at the Gilman bunkerS she VIII be sone
three days
Schooner Hero n IN port with hallbW
from the Cape. She is unloading at Chic
peek's ahe reports that rough weather
has greatly inserfered with the fishing
feet.
Schooner La Ninfa has been sold by
Capt. Harry Evans 10 Wilson X White
house, contractors. who will use her In
transporting material for read building 10
the various Hawaiian islands from Homo
lulu Three months ago the Ninsn was q
Seattle schooner. owned by A. q. Beniz-
min.
snlp C.. r. Sargent Is In port having
arrived from Honolulu In ballast. Her
tonnage Is L go. After diScharRipg ~
Ocean deck the 80 tons os rock which
make up her ballast she will go so the
south bunkers TO take full cargo Ct
Newcastle coal for San FraEeasco. She
has been chartered for eight round trips
from Seattle to that port.
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MAalxE NEWS.

PORT TOWN1END--Passed In April -
Schr Bangor. from San Pedro for Port
Gamble: sh spartan, from Seattle for San
Francisco. biz 0onorna. Gan Francisco for
for sIase.sy. Arrived Msy i Ia Comet,
from San Pedro: schr Roy Somsrs, from
Klawack for Port Gamble Arrived April
3o--Schr Bangor. from San Pedro
SAN PEDRO Arrived April o~Sh spar
sh Scottish Hills. from Port i3lakeiey for
Calcutta. Sailed April so--6h Spartan. for
San Francisco
AsToRIA-Arrivcd April p--str 4tate
Of California. San Franciscos schr Twi-
TACOMA. Arrived April se-str waiia
Walia, San Francisco. bk Sonoma. San
Francisco. Arrived April - Br str Olym-
pta. from Hongkong: Br sh CorunEa, from
Astoria. Sailed April S0-Bktn j. NJ. drff-
nth. for New Chwans. Br sh James Kerr.
coouifLE RIvER-sailea April -
Str Barbara Hernster, for San Francisco
COOS BAY-Arriyed April N-Schr Daisy
SAN FRAN,IsCO--sailed May l. str
Umatilla. Victoria: hktn Gardiner CITY.
Bristol bay ar Arcata. Coos bay. Ar
rived, str Mackinaw Tacoma: str New
berE. Grays harbor. str Grace Dollar.
Grays harbor; str barbara henstsr. Co
FALMOUTH-Arrived April 22-Br biz
Lydgate from Oregon.
LiMEhICk--Arrived April 9-Br sh
oUEENsTOwN--Arriv April 1-Br
biz Heathneld. from Tacoma.
BRISHANE--8aiied April 1s-F3r str Mo-
vera, for Vancouver.
TAHU-Arrtved April 30-Schr w. r.
SAN PEDRO--Arrived April zs-sche
Annie Larsen. from Tacoma: schr Corona,
from Port Gamble.
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JOBBISG QUOTATIONS.
Jobbing quotations yesterday were a
follows.


sugar, EIoar ana Co2ee.
Sugar-Goiden c. In bbls, 4.sc: extra c.
in bbls. ls5c. powdered. 5S6c; dry granu-
lated. 5'4c. cube, 5.S5c: beet. she; spot cash
prices
Flour etc,-Pa,ent Excellent. 1925: Nov
city A. -; Star (nakerso, G.75: California
brands. $40: corr meal. yellow, SIS per
loo lbs, in 10-ih sacks: corn meal white,
nour, pure. $3.50 per 80 lbs. in sIb sacks
cracked wheat. s. g per 100 LIB, in l0-lb
sacks. farifa, Sass per 100 lbs, in 10-ib
sacks: farina. s. per 100 lbs in s-lb sacks:
sacks. graham fiour. 81. S per 100 lbs. in 10,
Id sacks: whole wheat -four, @l.S per 10o
lbs. in 1e-lh sacks. rye meal. $2-l0 per lou
lbs, In le-lb sacks: split peas. loo-lb sacks.
$40: split peas, s. per 100 lbs. 25-ib boxes:
pearl barley. 81. Is per 100 lbs. in sacks.
wheat flakes, 75-lb boxes. $2.lo; wheat
rolled oats. s27s per bale. in s-ib sacks,
corn meal. yellow. s.. 80 per Dbl. In 6-lb
sacks, corn meal. white. 8 per Dbl. In 5-ib
sacks; buckwheat f,our pure. 81. % per Dbl
in 50-lb sacks. cracked wheat. - per hhi
in 5o-lb sacks. steei-cut cat meal. 8 50 per
Dbl. In 50-ib sacks, graham nour 3. 80 per
bbl In 5e-ib sacks; whole wheat hour, s.
per bhi. In 5s~ih sacks. rye meal. 1878 per
bbi In so-lb sacks: rye hour 81 per hbl;
fancy rolled oats, Ise-lh net hbis. $50
fancy rolled oats so-lh sacks. tl.S6. fancy
rolled oats, per case W -.
CofYce~Green-M Mocha. per ID. 2Sn3lc
Java. per III. a4aaSc; Costa Rica. choice.
per 10. i5Ulsc. Roasted-Arhuckle's IN
100 Id cases. per cwt.. So Is. 6,-lb cases.
per cwt. S12.SS. rs ID cases. per cwt. Si24
Java Ssl-ih TINS per 10 S5c: sack, Sac; Alden
Mocha, s.irc. Caracoia. SIC. Guatemala.
Ale ground coffee. lsfi20c. Lion. 1ols. ti2 q
SIS. $isaS sss. N2.8-
nutter. Cheese, Ewgs and Poultry.
Rut.er~r:anch, 1sGisc: fancy dairy, in
squares isWisc: Washington creameries,
ih and 2-ih prints, iasIaic: Eastern. Iowa.
cheese-Satlvs Washington. lnsaito;
Eastern liigasiac
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. leisefi7isc
Comb hepey-Califcrnia comb. ii7iei.c
strained. 1stSc.
por,try--I.sre chickens, ifaf15c live ;ur-
keys. i4aIec: dressed turkeys. iT8lsc.
Nuts.
WainnsS per III. sacks lse: Eastern
black wainu.s, lee. recans, lsAi2c: siiberts.
lac: almonds. fancy. soft she'll, lsc: al
ruonds. No. ;. l5e; peanuts. &c: pine.
lie; hickory. Ice: cocoanuss. per dozen. 1ac,
popcorn. * per H.
Nay. Grain and FeeA.
Nsy-puget sound. ger ton. s1siS. East
ern washington timothy, SO: alfalfa, SIS
az
,ats-E'er son, 80
harley Rolled sss
y,or1.-~whole. $3.50; cracked, SEA: feed
meal PER ton s-s
Wheat Fsesf. sci: oil rake meal. SIS:
rY.tsfalEngs s@fs8g1: bran. SIS 80; shorts
So %: chopped feed s2la@s. dairy chopped
feed. SIS,
Meats. Provision. md Ftsh.
F'rrsh Neats-Cev beef 90 p4r III, steer
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Special Dispatches to Post.lntelligenceg.
NEAH BAY. May Ia p. m.-~Baromeser.
SOS: clear, wind west, twenty miiea.
bark Levi Burgess. In tow OF Sea LION.
HIS T. m. Passed out, ship Spartan. IN
tcW Of Pioneer, 1880 q. m. four-mAsted
bark In tow OF Wandered, lis 2. m. .
schooner. l.3o p. m Outside. bark. bound
in Tug Lorne IN the bay.
CIAAl.LAM BAY. Nay La p. m-C1ears
brisk west wind.
TWIN. May La y. m.-Clear; west
wind.
PORT CRESCENT. May La p. m.--Bar
rometer. 1904: partly cloudy. wind west.
seven milNs.
PORT ANGELES. May Ia p. m.--
Clear, strong west wind. Passed out dur.
ing the night, tug Hoyden. Passed up.
tug vigilant. with boom. p. M: sclioon-
er. lao p. m In the Strait bound up =
thres-masted schooner and large stean-
err . thres~masted schooner. In the bar.
ships Daigonar and William Mitchell
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds were fled In the
auditors nffkea yesterday
County Treasurer TO X. T.. Teachnor. lot
2. blk II, Commercial Street. Steam Motor
add, MARIA -
Nsiii. X. Eoiisns 20 Charles r. Rollins.
Ben I pana. 10 AM xm.lis i :, wsss. lots 10
q. Il blk :. Crown add. May l. $50
ryan. ws@ iof =. tlk 5. -. r. Donny's Sec
on.i aid. sefth Seattle. Mar !, $40
VII, T5f.,as s, aosa e * y is',ss 4 NJ
s al S :.~ ., ss.. Il. Ap1l s. Ans' PARK
Rufus 2 Lincoln = az. ~ Jame- a.
10 M.sors.s asre ,sae,s Arris = ss.e
i ard IL. block IL. Gilman Park, Apsii
iesn ". Baker 9, TX. to sansuss T.
Turner, northeast y southeast y and east
n northwest !. sos.iheAss i. southeast 4.
section ]. township D. range 2. April =.
n II rasa,sses 70 Alice fasa. hot I
osbSk H. Derns A. Husfis adj subject 20
saxre March H. !sss fiEs
Margaret J. Poassxs 80 Margaret g. Ir-
vine. sot i. block ~. fepsas eaockH - 10
I'll sup Pos.lss ssoos'd "a, I'D Apr,s Y sso
rsorsh ~ feet iot (, block 81. y r. Dem
nyss park All Msrcss =. Isss. T-a
Sheriff 10 Mar n. Page psasusin. nor,h
u 81 = ssoek ~ Terrg.s arEt aadssoa.
tassef STATE. 20 JOAN G. Miller. IL, l..
scethsAst i southwest ana ssastn
!. .sa,h- w. s ,sss :. ~~nship -
Margrfts cffsssenAen and husband seis
e.. Il. Johanna Haunsgard. ios 1 block p.
T. r. D~uny's alta add. North Seattle.
Apr4s - 81.
jassus wsr~-s II ux. 10 Mac HsHahsn.
sos s. hL2ek Ia. Deany's broadway add.
Nay 1. sra
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beeG. % per b: mustoa uvxhassL % per
To- e: sSsn6 e PEI y: veal sfss g -
r.svi,.lsss-Haas. i.rse isas; bar.
sAIted sides. TIC
LArd-Home- n.de. per ID. nc; wh..s
ps a 81 s.. nssa sses' A.. sE: -Fa e'a
Fresh Fixh-Halihut Ss<Dsc: Chinook
And Sseeshcad salmon. .SGAc nalmon trout,
lz'sc: nountAin trous.. &c: aounders. -
shad. sQsc: smelt, s65e. herring. sg4c:
to9 cod. ~: oysters. Olympia. an Per
sack. N-@ per gallon: Clans 81 30 per
Sax; Dunseness crabs. uve, lilo: cooked.
ii. r,otst1ss.White rive. Burnenks, x3a0ss:
$a,Q&. Yakima $s9046. native siiverskin
onions. S20QS per ton. kiih-dried. 3.563o
oeess. uxLss per aack: carrots. ssQ7sc per
r nsr ransax.Sss &c Per sack: surniPs &c
sack. cauliiioSer. secGN per dosen, green
peas 637c. artichokes. Hs16sc pr dozen
cucumber Gu, n@gLH per dossn; garlic.
lettuce. se64sc per dozen: raa.shss. H,c per
dozen: California asparagus. SC per Id.
native APPARATUS. N8 per box; rhubarb,
&c Per 10; tomatoes. S2Q2eS
Fruits.
Green Fruii-OraHges seedlings, sas52 8
3.
EsS1zse; lemons, - 5OQ55 50: apples fancy,
$10 Per box. cooking apples. 81 per box !.
bananas, e. G4Iz.75 per bunch: California
black figs. cartons, N-S: Smyrna figs, SIS
per ID new dates. TIC, California straw
berries. N.&036 per crate,
Lanher ana Du1ldlnx NaterAalo.
Logs--Superior quality, per NJ No. / Ar.
SSEss understandable ar, q. O4S So; No. 1
cedar y6U9; common. per NJ S. 5N9rg:
spruce logs. $50; cedar shingie bolts. ga
Fir iumber-Roush. $50: thick fnish
surfaced. one Or two sides. s 10 and u
inches vide, slsQ0 lengths u to Is feet:
SPECIAL lengths. 5oc per ~ extra; i inch
nnish, I30ls: all vertical grain. - per II
extra Flooring. dressed and matched. 81
%; xock boards inch, 3o5ls; 10 inch,
S6oQu: u inch, OS4la Fencing. No. 1 or
s-lnch finish. -; No z q, v or channel
fuatic. or drop e6iing. weight 4O0O his rio
II k1r timber toistS and acantling rough.
HS0G7e: . K. S9W@1e: g 4 3, GI&1A
BOZ boards, II inch and up. SIS.
Washington red cedar Hmber--Rouxh.
~: bevei siding. weight 100 ihs, S1t47i5. 30.
ceiling. weights Nos. /. 9 and g. Arfnch.
l. 30 lbs: Nos I. : and 8. . inch. do lbs
as9H vain s.o.ins. slogi4: rustic. s@.gzs:
shinele4 no; standard shingles 8. 10.
finch dnlsa. i2 IA and II feet. SzSG 81: thick
nnAsh. $9uB: cedar SQUARES I. q 8 and
10 feet. S2*TaG: pickefs Sl2
Kiln dried. 81 In advance OF green. Dray-
age. Soc.
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PURCzAslxo raICEs.

The following prices are being offered 70
The producer by the local dealers Tor d.
nvery n round lots On the dock or In the
Grain-oats. s77az %: barley. sz2.D0n;
wheat. chicken feed. 1850: bran. Us;
Hay-Fslxet soand. Seo7 per ton; Eaat-
ern Washington timothy, }li6li.J0: alfai-
Exss strictly fresh ranch, isssQi6ssc.
1S1t9c.
Poultry Chickens, live. l3&1s,4c.
Live stock-(hoics beef cattle cows "a
SIC: steers. As65c. choice sheep. &i466c;
good hogs I've. SAC: hogs. dressed, SIC
calves, dressed. large, &c; small, 90; calves,
live, large. &c: small. &C.
Hides. pelta and wool--Heavy sound salt
ed steers. over 60 pounds, SC. medium,
sound. per pound TIC: light, sound. under
- pounds, &c, cows. sound all weights.
&c; stays. bulls and oxen. 405c. salted kips.
Ic: calves. per ponnd SC. green hides &c
less than saised: dry hides. per pound. i2c.
dry culis. one-third less. summer deer, per
pound 22Q34c: winter deer. dry. l4Ifsc;
papery deer. sni2e: dry elk. s0iOc: green
elk, %M5c; sheep pelta 2eQSOc: shsariings,
l5NSc: Eastern Washington wool Sc,
Western Washington wool. 12c; dirty or
timber burned. 10c: tallow, 2l1Q3Mc
9. q, Il -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-02

Inc San Francisco steamer as usual
'ofoEgnt Z good supply OF SUN from the
ssAsaesn &ArdauS and orchards. Hes late
1ffltu saturday evening shut this out Of
the naxket for that Day. II did not take
ton3 this morning fog the market TO De
ally cieAned up. especially ~ TO aspara
gus and cAuiifoweY
NAIVE asparagus b elao scarce. owing
20 the cold weather In Eastern Washing
son. ana ~ hst0 drm today ~ SL75Q2
SlI4woefrlss are held al 0012S. Another
carload OF bananas arrived today, with
prices tending upward, the cause being
emery The war disturbances In Central
America
A predicted 10 the Post. Intellisenc~r
.Issn osef. both COW and steer. advanced
The drop Of &c In Washington creamery
Outer continues In effect The result =
tnat Eastern butter 10 practically snu, OUT
~ the market while California continues
10 c0Nle In though very slowly
me nsh market remains practically UNI
changed the only ripple ON the surface
Desn8 the arrival OF seven tons Of halibut
rom the Cape on the schooner Hero
The market Ia Ntill bare OF small nGh 0al-
mon are remarkably scarce. the catch on
tno Columbia river being smaller this sea
son than has bern known sori years
The shtngie market has undergone \
considerable change since = WeeE ssn
owing mainly 70 the meetings of Ahsngfe
manufacturera held In various parts Of the
state and to the latensS Of the season