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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-09

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-16
SAIL FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamers Umatilla. Santa Ana aud
Nome city Depart for the Call
fOrufn Metropolis.

Three steamers. the Umatilla. Nome
City and Santa Ana sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday. The Umatilla took 100
immisrsnts and d i'soc tons Of general mer-
chandise. The Nome Cfty's cargo consists
Of 800 tons OF coal lumber and general
merchandise. She carried seventeen pas.
sengers. Steamer Santa Ana. the last
of the trio to sail. had q cargo of 100000
feet of lumber. 400 tons OF coal and 100
tons of general merchandise, the latter
mainly freight brought back from Nnme
on the last voyage OF the steamship. Gem
tennial. which was unable TO discharge
more than two-thirds Of her cargo. The
Santa Ana Is operated by Charles Nell
son. well-known San Francisco shipping
man.
Seattle passengers sailed on the Una
tilla as follows:
y. Morrison. II: Morrison. q. Morrison. John
Mn. ]. Chstneid. NJ Brennan n. z. Reed p.
W. Fair w westelad y, WcstsIad. " Mschems,
Carlton. 's w. Mexri.ser. 4. swanson. NJ Bcro,ai
Gertrude Dsi Mrs May whitney. Mn. y, II. Rob
iiton, Gertie Hall. G. A. Medley Mrs @. a. Neeley
". Hamilton. g.. Hall. r, 8. Smith. Mrs " 8
T f%,n + 0 Spastou M Nm &. j. @ooSsn.
L. woohams. DR. e. Clan. Mn. G. Clan. w. II.
stark. Lacy r. Davis, Miss Eta Williamson. Mrs.
). Godine. Charles Wright. Jean Wright. 9. II.
whitney. o. y. Crouenwett, Alice FAirbsirn. Bertha
Fairbsirn. J. X Wilson, Miss Clara Cronenwett.
MiAs Fannie CronenWett Mrs. D. r.. Cronfnwett.
Mira NJ. II Henderson,, r. r. Peiton, Miss X.
Jomk. j. II. Wilson. sr. ]. n. Wilson. IT,. ,. =.
Thodd. A, v. Uhiss. Mrs. 2. Eachem John Each
ern V. G. Fanhlinr. Mrs J. 4. Fsirbairn. "a n.
Fairbairn. =. 4. Thompson. o. \. May. Mrs. L.. II.
Armstrong Mr.. Amssrong. Miss Zoe Coates Ben
sebasten, w. III. McMaster, Mrs. II. A. Wilson,
II. A. Wilson. Mias II. Kno~ltou, Mrs. NJ. II,
Bratton. X. b. wample Mrs. Il. b. wample, Miss
H. Gillette, y. q. Burahoner. Fred W. Dorr. Frank
W. Moore. Aiice Dorr, A. T. Pritchard. Mrs II. X.
Hines Miss Leonard, d. W. Burchard. Mrs. Burch.
ard. Master Burchard, Miss Gillette. Senator g. w,
Dor, Mrs. G. w. Dorr. Lieut. A. 8. Gamble Sam
uel isill and party. Mrs. v. @. Dunn. Miss Chen.
wood. Miss w. johnson.
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exesaase reports the following;
sEATTLE-Arrivcd. Dec Is. str CITY u Puehla.
from Ban Francisco. str Senator. from san Fran.
cisco. Sailed. Dee Us. str rmatilia. for San Fran
cisco. Arrived, lice. IS. str Santa Ana. from Co
,nos. Sailed. Dec. H. str Nome City, from San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. Dee ~, str Wash.
tensw. from Tacoma. b =. D. Peters, from ronos
ftom San Francisco, to y Dec. Is. "a M. TOT Sc.
attic.
Neutrality-suspicious. uss. ~ Br str Carlisle
City, from Tacoma tpr Manila; Isr str Dvike u Fife
from Tacoma. aud ST. Victoria, via Yokohama.
YOKOHAMA Arrived, Dec. y str Victoria. from
Tacoma for Honghons.
rokT TOWNSEND Inwsrd. Dec. IS str santa
Ana. 3 rs . IA. from Comox fo seattle. Arrived
sehr Fred Y. Sander. tom san pedro for seattis.
sebr Queen, from San Francisco for Port Ganhl.
ting wsilowa. from skAxway. sehr Robcrf Levers
from Honolua for Port Gamble
VICTORIA, n. c.--Ipee. B Br str Abba which
returned IN leaking condition. resumed her soyass
this morning
PORT GAnBLE-ssiied. Dec IS. httu t;ar,,,ne,
Cits. fos san Francisco b. Cesion. for Honolulu
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.
SEATTLE MARKETS.

notwithstanding The rainy weather. the markets
today showed an increase q activity, and the week
closed with the record a. fair volume OF business
The hodss nsh has been DELAYED M, h nssona
week il expected 70 bring + cpt on's'nf mnsn
have come IN pretty freely during the past day Or
two and have made NJ what lacking In the local
demand
on Western avenue the commission men pre-
pared 10 meet the trade that Is exported. aud are
sbuudsnfls supplied with fruits aud Vegetables q
bananas perhaps the leaders, aud are pientifui
at the anote6 prices
Butter continues IN good demand aud Is firm AZ
rcceut anot asfcrs Ranch eggs IN evidence.
but nef coming in large quantities. and the price s
unchanged both for them and the Eastern product.
Posfitry " too plentiful and ssii coming In. and
while prices are unchanged the market i weak and
shsky
IN the fish market the only recent feature as here.
tofore noticed has been the appearance Of steelhead
salmon, but the supply is only fair. Some twenty
Tons a hsiiini have been received during The work
aud prices unchanged. Herring and other smaller
fish are In good supply.
tive demand At quotations. Local and nesfb, de
inand Is constant. aud large shipments have recent
1y been made 70 the Orient.
Wool and hides are ssin ss they have been for
eoms time that f. TO say. In prices. In the East
sales for the week have shown an Increase oyer last
week. but otherwise there has been noteworthy
local usrkst as yet, the Eastern marke, Is weaker
hare.
There has been during the week an advance in
The association Of dealers recently formed viii prob
aby be able 70 hold prices nrmly
Hops are sim hrR At from lsa15e. most OF the
sales reported being 0bout lic Transactions slow
and few deals have been recently reported. The
Eastern market Is sti'l firm. and San Francisco
quotes 13d17hc.
whest continues inactive. prices remaining prac.
ficas stationary, with no present Indication q a
better situation.
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NEW YoSk MARKETS.
General Quetations.

NEW YORK. Dec 49, Flour Receipts. HAS bar
res exports. Dlo60 barrels Market easy.
Wheat Receipts. @o0 busheis exports $50
bushels. Spot. steady. No. red. 73Ae, Z. o. b (;
767&c. elevator Options opened steady and were
sustained throughout most Of the day closed steady
At unchanged prices March closed 7skc; May
7s7sc; December. 77c.
Wool-Dul
Hops--( lniet.
Coffee~-Options closed steady Sales, a. go bags,
including January 66505.TOc March, s. 0s6 s5c I;
May, sMab. 96e Spot Hio weak No. invoice
nominal Mild, quiet; Cordova, siA@ishc.
sugar--Raw, steary: fair refining Sc eentrf-
usai is32c, Refined. quiet; granulated, 5.e0c cut
loaf. &C.
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Closing Quotations.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds were nled for record in the
conny auditors Office yesterday:
Naomi A. Young and husband TO a. NJ Gamble.
all OF blocks 70 aud H. Klbournes division Of Green
Lake 500.
f, steinbach and wife to Ellis Morrison. lots in
side city, 5000
W. u. Lsmbuih aud wife TO A. v Hunter. lot g.
and 10. block L. Portage add ST.
liver knudsen 70 swan Thoson. lot %. block IS.
Gilman Park. $3.50.
beck "a. Gilman Park. 500.
g. W Tcop and wife 10 i W. porman lot Is
block "a, Gilman PARK. $500.
A 7. Van he yanter. sheriff. 10 Elizabeth A.
Reid ct al, sia Of sec IL. also sci Of mex and the
cia q nei4 Of nets Of sec q. all in tp n. s. e,
W n Lewis aud wife to Sarah A. uawley, lots
and 8 block !. Rainier boulevard add. s,e
.eph s,mrief lot (; ne~k 90 Gilman PAN alsa Ell
lot 5. block 20. Gilman Psfs. tax desd
Peter Dean 70 X. h. Huniies. ios 6. block =.
Park. $50.
A r Van he vanicr sheriff 10 r Holmes. iot.
II and Il block ss ! A. Rslls sscopd add 81 6as Is
=. Godins and wife % II. @. Little lot Il. block
10. cfmsns add. syB.
block "a. ceniral seattle. sap.
Yesler Loszing Company 90 Emma Girren, lot S.
hcck ). Holmes add. $3.50,
A. 7. Van ne NAniei. sheriff. to g. n Smith lot
Z. block 81 :. A Bells Second ADJ. a.isoa
v y Crockett aud wife q J.. NJ Brown. lot I.
Naomi A yenns and husband 80 e. T. Angel lots
q and 70. hlock o.. hiihonsDe's division q Green
Lake. si1S.
Bostoa National hank. q seattle. 10 ~ T. Deacon.
LOT .. bsaek u. Glmahs add. SIG.
Jennie v Page and husband - r. r. Ienes az
Of ict 2 block i, Tweinh Avenue add $500
jennie y Page and husband 70 J. r. jnBea nis
q bot 2 block g Twelfth Avsuu4 add $500
G. u Hlmsn and wife to C. = Mwntsr fota
;. 3 snd {, block =. Hlmaas Gr@n fass add.
q v whiitleaey, county treasurer. 20 Il NJ
obrsdosieh. lots aud ;, tiock fsi. Kirkland, tar
deed
J W Hinsr and wife "a Amanda noiious lon II.
beek ". Gilman Park. Sgs3,
g u. HHisan sHa sife 70 o I. Darts, int
aud ~ q Va :. hsofs "a, Woods seath ehure div
a Green Lake. $50
J. " wiIsen and wife 20 = u Haimsp aud
wife. les 70 hlc~k =, Weeds south shore div a
Gresn Lake 500.
{ u Hsslmsn aud wife to J. r. Wilson ana ~n.
10 l., block y, Woods South shoss div Il Green
Lake $50.
Naomi A Young aud husband 10 n o. smith
loss !. 2. snd I. hoek FL. also icfs s. a. ard q
hect ! also iots J. aad blosf G. kiihournels
DIV a GREEN Lake $50
u. Lawsnan and wife 10 3 squise. lots 1
aa0 2 block "a a. H. N4zles add. 81 600
q. :. drsvss 20 70 Brescs. lot s. Mock n D.uuv'.
Third add, aeo
n L HibIsH % Sarah r. Warren. lot 70. block
u. Soznsiocks add also lots I and S, bloch q
Denny Hr5f's add. 81
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PURCHAsING PRICES.

Thes following pvicm are being offered 10 the pro
eucs BY the ocsl deslers for delivery In round lots
"a NJ dcrk and IN the cor at Seattle:
0re1n-0ass. 0lN3; barley, us; wheat. chicken
feyd. eB; bran. SIS; shorts 81.
n1E-pgGgt scsnd. SliGia: Eastern washinstou
090ehy. ~; anslfa. 80 PER ton
Eq-strictly fresh ranch, s6@37c.
9uftsr- -Ftfsh ranch. 1S9lec; creamery. 84dc
Peuitry-Live chickens Mfiic; live turkeys, iaa
-; esass. nc ducts. liz PER ID.
Hvs etcck-Choics beef cattle. cova.. she;
Sen, tethe;. choics sheep. sis94c; hess. live. 70
U3ct calves, live. sQ9c.
nd Peiss and wool Heavy snd saited steer,
over . lbe. &C.: medium. sound, per Ii, 7c;
Mat, sound under . lhs. 7e: rows, sound. ali
weiehts 70; stsm, bulls and oxsn. &C.: salted
hips. fc calves. pr H. SIC; green hides. ic less
third less: summer deer. per ID, Aesce; winter desr
~, 0s2c papery deer i2@lec; dry elk. eqiec;
fsGS0r: Esstern Wsshinssor voos' Aaiic. Wesscsn
Washinston wool. isc dirty OF timber burned Il
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TOPEKA AND DrRuGo OVERDUE.
Some Uneasiness Felt. hist NO Occa-
atOn for Real Alarm.

The nonarrival OF the Lynn canal
steamers City Of Topeka and Dirigo Is
however ts felt, though the Topeka Is
three and the Dirigo four days overdue.
The local agents OF each vessel stated
yesterday that bad weather. not unusual
In Alaskan waters at this season of the
year. IL causing the delay.
The Cottage City, which arrived week
ago today from Lynn canal. reported
having encountered more or less rain and
frequent binding snowstorms These I'M
favorable conditions II is claimed are
wholly responsible for the hardness OF
the Topeka and Dirigo.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
AGExcInA VI

The post-Inte,lisencer has s1oe1l0oS1
cies where classified adsegttsGnqo4 ~ =
until 10 y. m. each day. The ~
branch agencies are the same UW ~
gencer business Office Cash ID ~ q
at branch agencies. Following = - N
Yorke BarPinatepss ~
second avenue ana piha
broad way Phnsmsey, IN
broadway and Jsmea.
Renton HIN PhavmooVs
street and Fifteenth ave0o1
Walla Walla Pharnnac
nPst and East Je9ePson, \
Browns Pharmacy, eegz1e
and broadway.
shtrtle6'n Drug ulo1o
third avenue aouth aa1
Howell street F'hasmnG5
ell. corner Boren. S8 Ssh
North seattle PharnooD
and First avenue. y {, IA
A. ~. Guys PharuaanVy ~
and Fifth avenue uee1o
r. ID. Costigan's PhnurnC
Anne avenue and Rov eego
BALLAuDg
Prcston's rhsrmaey, ~ T.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug CemQn Ma
street and Ewing avenoo
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in the various departments having followed policy
Of procrastinahon with profits to the advantage Of
themselves sill hold aoof. and the situation Is I'M
satisfactory at home and abroad. on the basis Of
about the following quotations:
Tin-Quet. at S26 50.
Lead-Dull and nominaly quoted at S.Ts.
Spelter-Q Quiet at 81. 1904. 90
Lake Copper-Quiet at $i7 for Lake superior and
81. 62is for eiectroytic aud casting copper.
Iron Markets quiet and unchanged, on the
basis Of 50 30: foundry. Northern. ssaN 50:
southern, $ia. oals'5, and soft SOUTHERN Nsai57s.
20 % 70
Condition OF the Treasury.
WASHINGTON Dec l5.--Today's statement Of
the condition Of the treasury shows:
Avaiinble cash balance VIII 8i
GQld GS4J.Ilj
a. a.
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Specie-SlN, 655 100 decrease. IS i48.l00.
Total Reserve 2s. SEE 400: decrease. $3.50 900;
$50
surplus Reserve-ss SIS, SIS; increase. ,ssssse
The Financier SAYS.
Through the familiay operations Of a heavy con-
traction in loans. which reduced deposit liabilities
and thus lessened cash requirements. the New
York clearing house banks last week nentrased the
effect Of heavy drain Of funds. and succeeded
In adding slightly 10 their surplus cash. THIS show
ing was unexpected, aud instead q an anfavorsble
statement. the banks made strong exhibit The
chief feature il the Sl3662 200 decrease in loans.
which. with one or two exceptions. Is the heaviest
OF the year II Is known that the financial institu-
lions have called in large special loans Of late and
withdrawal Of funds from the market in antici
paton Q. ths event, II was not anticipated, how
tered in six-tiay period The cash changes
about as figured early in the week The banks lost
heavily TO the treasury, and money IL beginning to
flow in this direction again. and the heavy losses
which have been noted from week to week give
promise Of being made up by current receipts from
the same sources. The movement this year has
been extremely heavy 1t is thought that treasury
disbursements, beginning with the coming week. viii
serve to ease the situation although apprehension
is felt that the af the year will be productive
of emharl ssment. The surplus stands
at H55.F5. This of itself is larger than at the end
OF ten previous weeks, scattered the current
year As matter Of fact however, the excess Is
very unevenly distributed. and bank holds in its
vaults more than 60 per cent Of the whole amount.
This means that the institutions are not in as strong
position from the standpoint, the close
Of the last previous week. Circulation is expanding
after several weeks decrease and SIZES 100 for the
sig days ending Saturday. Despite anticipsttons of
an unfavorahle statement money has not shown more
than the usual degree Of frmness, and unless signs
usually locked upon as accurate found to he
misleading. only unimportant changes will be en-
couDtered. The national banks waiting the call
Of the comptroller of the currency for statements
Once these are made the present strain win be
relieved In part
Movement of specie.
Exports OF gold and silver from this port to all
countries for this week were Ss2s 30 silver liars and
coin and 81 zoe gold
The imports Of specie were 50 III gold aud S57 sol
silver.
The imports OF dry goods and merchandise to the
port Of New York for this week were valued at
y956i.s23
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LIVE srock MARKET.


CHICAGO nes Is --CAtsie- Rsrcltis Sc had
Nussnsuy steady good 10 psirae stesss S SsR
sg. p.as 70 nedtim 81 Issas e.. selrrtra fedora
hefcrs s. sait IS cauners, 81 fsS1 ~. hul.s s. h
AN. calves s. DHs ~ TEXAS fea stsers. Ssst4 81.
slasssrs. s. sci: bils $ 042G
Hegs-Recsipts losisy. q ca head MsadAv s-tt
uiated. g &C istl ever. 500 Market ctersl a
shade lcNrr active: closing hFm Tor Nrtss
MIXED ard hrtrhrrs - Tops e = gocd 70 rho,cr
heavy. 81 Fsas Eh Fough heavy. 81 essas 70 lisht
81 fasf V huls n sales 81 sNss y
sheep Rrrciuts, too head Sheer and Ismtn
straas to xsTohx t;nsd % ehatcs wethafs 81 isir
as fair 20 choirs MIXED s. s0as TO-. Western shesp
Ssrt g. rrSss shcsp s. osl s. ismhs. s. sal
Western lAmbs. NNse ShusiaaAs lambs, ssas s.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec. l5.-wheat was starnant today.
May opened unchanged, at 7shc, selling between
73Mc aud 73%c, aud closing unchanged. at l3Le.
The news received and the statistics posted of
chsractesl barely sufficient to ripple the
placid speculative waters. In the absence Of i'm
portan information, therefore, traders preferred
play even until the passing on the holiday season
gives them opportunity to start the wear nm
uammeled by contingencies which might arise dur.
ing the Christmas and New Year cessaton Of bisi-
That there Is fairly strong undertons to the
market was made evident TO many by the failure OF
the market TO respond to the corn decline
Corn no inclined 20 the strenuous life
than were its neighbnfs. The market ruled dull,
tuning weak at the rlKe. May closed Nc lower.
nj &%c.
The cat market maintained Is reputation for dull
MAY closed shade lower. a, Dqac.
Provisions were duh aud steady. but had no feat
ures in q speculative way. Prices held mainly be-
there no pressure on the market. January
pork and ribs closed s'zc lower and rits closed
shade depressed
The leading futures ranged ss foliows:
ahoxi Cloaio
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MAINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCIsco-Arrived. Dec. IS. str W. II.
Kruger from Grsys barber: u. ). str Macarthur.
from seattle.
UMpQUA-Arrayed. Dec H. schr Lncy. from San
Pedro.
ASTORIA Arrived Der. u. str chingo wo. from
HioQQ.
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Local Report Maximum Temperature. W degrees :
minimum is: mean, a. Rainfall in the last twenty
four hours, IS Of an inch. stormy.
A storm Is still central over the Strait OF fucs.
causing heavy rain and brisk high southrry winds
Astoria reports thirty.two miles Per hour. from
GEORGE n. SALISBURY,
Section Director. Weather Bureau
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DEATHS AVID rrxrnk,2

lily residence, lis SecoDd avraue ~
G. Love. aged q Year,. 7]
Funeral service win Be heM to- i ~
from Butterworth's chapcl. Rsv. 4. h
ciatina. Y
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= leading futures ranged ~ foliows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing


Fionr-null wiuter patent. s.. 6sa3 - straighss.
S. Toes 60, clears. 81 @n3 -. spring specials 81 70
patents 81 Sests, straights. tSaS 70 bakers 81 %
saH
whest->o spring sfessic; No red Y ismgassa
cosn- No 2 sTe Ne yellow. Nt.c
Oa,s~N T. s2ssw5.r; No white IS .@gscl
No white, A4@Nc
Rye-No q iaa5oe
Bsrics- Fair 10 choice mating saadoc
Flaxseej No /. 81 .eSaiet No l Northwestern
Y.ssN.
Timothy Seed Prime Nn
Mess iprk iSf barrel sli l2lsail IS
Lard fsT 100 pounds. S. i2nW7l5
Short Rltr -ssles, ioosr 81 ssss n
shoulder Dry sAltsd, boxed sgSa6ise
shcft Siies AtHesr taxed 81 6sasy5
whisky- RA.ts Il high siyles. NE
Clover Contract sEade, Yadie Is
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nre00Dv0m1s
SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. Is.--wheat-F Futures
Barley Futures, quiet: spot steady
Oats Quiet and steady.
Spot quotations
Wheat shipping. No ]. 4isc; choice, Gise; mill
ing. sl.oIh@lG3%
E.,ie,. fsd- nae1ssss; brewing; 77'sesoc.
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. eno; Washington iisi;
wheat, centais ESQ: barley, eentals, l2,i2o oats
crntsls I'D; beans sacks u.s. potatoes. sacks. 44so
bran. sacks. ss5 middngs. sacks. 1880; hay, tons.
10; wool, bales, 3D. hides, number. so.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Millstu6s Middlings SIS sOeis.so: bran. silsn 80
nsy-whsa,s sssls@: w.ss. and ost ses, , 90
ssals; straw per per bale. Sa4s,sc
Potatoes-Ri,er Burbanks. D@75c; Salinas Bur
hanks. Ncesi.Io: Oregon BurBanks, @csasi; sweet,
Vegetables siverskin onions. sies; c,icnmbers. 50
d75e green peas. Sdec; string beans, saec per ID;
tomatoes. Nc@N8
Fruits Apples. choice. 81: common. SOC; navel
81 5od2 50: Merriam lines. s. 50d4.5 50; com
California lemons, 75c. choice California lem
Butter-Fancy creamery, soc: fancy dairy. &c;
picked, 2ic.
Cheese. Young America, ishc; Eastern l5@iec.
Poultry -Tursry eobblsrs, ilel2c; turkey hens. u
al3c old roostem, s.. 5oG4 young ROSTERS. 50. 500
I; small broilers. SOS p; large broiiers s. 0s4;
siise2 ~ II
Wool ana Hops.
wool-spring -Nersda. Ii@lsc Eastern Oregon. 10
@1lc; valley Oregon, isal7c Fall Mountain inmbs,
s4i0c: San Joaquin plains, 666Sc: Humboldt and
Nendocno, N@i2c
Hops-Crop q 1850. isisei7nsc.
Closing Quotations.
whcat-Quiet; May. N.cx; cssh. Mtsc,
Barley-No sales.
corn-Larse yellow. N.Th@l,N.
70 u %
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The Dtiter-
4 Ebert. Ia Conner John Ioycs. Told
I X Mspon.,a 60 n g-Sa, hs,,ss
sam Good. caioSsdp srrsMt haflsfd Autnra
4 Stevens. salt LAKE Mr. Bsilafa TX
steele Black River r u Co.. a,
Mrs steele, do " o IsAnklsy. ta4less,
rsul Poison, Ia conaef AR. psnsiey. X
~ Paxsfi co4pesiiis Iees ~
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