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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20
NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK May 10 Flour Receipts l72lT bar
rrls; exports $3.50 barrels Market. inactive. Min
nesota patents Sl60a3ss; winter straghts. s3i5
ass
Wheat Receipts, 3si i75 bushels Spot, Arm: No
red 77sc; elevator. s9sc fob. Options firm
and fairly active most Of the session guided by fur
ther drouth from the Northwest and local
covering closed firm. ic net advance May closed
sisc July f2sc. September TSic,
Wsol-pnlt
Hops Steady.
C0fea-Optons closed steady at net unchanged
prices TO points decline Sales $3.50 bags. in
Guiding June. Soc: October. 675o; November $3.50
SOC, December. &c Spot Rio. dull. No Z in.
voice, 7ic: mild. quiet Cordova. gidl3lc
suesr--Rsw. firm. fair refining 1850; cen.
trifuga % test l5-32c refined steady; eranulated.
O. t6c, loaf, 5 55c.
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GAY-The funeral services Of Edward Gay will be
held today from the Elks' hall, Colman block,
under the auspices of the Woodmen of the World.
ANDERSON-Funera services for Otto Anderson
will be held today from the Swedish NJ f. church,
Fifth avenue and Pine street, at 2SO p, m All
members % the A. O. L. w. invited to es-
cort the budy from Butterworth's chapel to the
church.
DURANTt-The funeral services for Prof. D. Du-
ranti will be held today at 10 a. m. from Butter
worth's chapel under the auspices OF the Mu-
sicians' Union and the knights OF Pythias.
ANDERsoN-In this city May 10. 1900. Andrew
John Anderson. aged 40 years.
Remains will be shipped this morning to New
Whatcom for interment by Bonney & Stewart.
DAUGHERTY-In this city, May 10, 1900. Annie
Daugherty, aged IL years.
Funeral notice later Remains at Bonney &
Stewards
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LARGE numbers q Smith Premlers
We're shipped 90 Dawson. II you are going
g. Noms this is DE typewriter 10 take
with yaI supplies carefully packed.
Snlth P-emler ofh.. hae- NJ 7 !.
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Catholic Churches.

church = thc'immac ulAte- Broadway aai MaIson
siscr' R,y nicmrh pastor Rev \ Tuyeui
and Rev Nicholson. assistants Condllted b,
the Jc,ut>
oar IaJy q Good Help Third avenue south aud
WaAtinet-n street Rev Y Puf1utaine. pastor.
Low mass. N high mass 20 ~ a. ~ beue.
dtt.u. ; a ?. 10.
~a-od Heart Srth svenue and nsU street Con.
dHt'ri hs 'hc EedsGrtoasrs Rrv Thomas Rtrun
pastor l.e mt'-. vl'a seunan g m hsh mas.
v.tl 'e.uen. 3D. 20 a 80. h-asd.t4.n .9 3 70
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NEW YORK.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, May I9--Ths stock market main
tanned fairly good speculative tone today in spite
Of the continued dscouraging reports by the mer-
camille agencies the Of commodity prices.
Railroad stocks generally higher the day to
the extent OF fraction, aud some Of the spccialtes
show larger changes. sugar vas the leader OF tho
market without any 70 account for its strength
beyond the suggestive parallel that might he drawn
between It's and that ot the New York Gas
companies. whose costly conflict seems to be ended
With the profitable period Of the year approaching
In the sugar trade IL Is natural to suppose that the
incentive to settling contest that takes away the
profits II the business Is augmented, Consolidated
Gas reflected the pressure Of speculative realizing
and the tobacco stocks showed signs of weakness
Tho local traction stocks continued strong The
market was largely one Of specialties There was
demand for the Vanderbilt stocks. apparently
the reported return from Europe Of William X
Vanderbilt, which denied after the close. Union
Pam T,h, ss'nra large fraction bnrlins,on and
VI" thc feature Of yesterdays market. while trad
took their profits
The bond market showed a decided improvement
both in the volume Of the demand and the prices
brought The sharp advance in government bonds
wAs. u course. In response 10 the announcement
from Washington Of the calling OF the extended
pcr cents
rrigcs of railroad stocks have partly recovered
this week the lusses incurred last week In the in
dustral department of the stock list on the con
tHiy. there have been some formidable inr1ads upon
pn.rF Fisinr"A has been lareely IN professional
hands and the volume Of dealings has been lcss
than haH million shaTes a dav on an average
4 large part ~ the demand evidently from the
hears WHO had oteusdd the market the pre-
vicu' dr'bne Professional manipulation AGAINST
the short. was factor lu the advance After the
mid1le ~ the week the market showed renewed
tendency sag with the satisfaction ~ the demand
from thr short interest and with The efforts making
20 trs'ite t professional traders who had turned
balls fgr luyu The London money market found
uncNit fsd r,lf hr the receipt 81 S,O'ooIO in Rvs.
sian s.ld and the has rreultrt In some hu,inR for
ioudon ar-auut In New York. which has been a
u.l"nius innorge" each Day IN the Now York mar
bet II hss Sho resulted in aNrvtAtnc the fears
q heav drein of seld from New Nors 20 rclic''
le' turresr money markets.. oh,h mieht upset
l'o home market
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yesler Junction church-Preaching on Sunday NJ IL
O.. N.
First Free Methodist chureh-Corner Of Terry ave
nue. and Pine street Rev A. N. west pas'0i'
Services II a m. and 80 p m.
Duwarish Methodist Protestant ohurch-Rev: T.
Plummer Reyee, pastor. Sabbath school, ~ p
m Preaching. p. m All are welcome
Swedish Methodist church-Fifth avenue and PIKE
Preaching IL a. m. and 80 p. m young people
meeting $50 D. m. prayer meeting every THURSDAY
7.0 p. N.
First Methodist Protestant-Third and Pine
Preaching IL a. m and Z 30 p. m Rev. T. Plum
,ner Reeves pastor Sabbath school, II 20 p. m
PRAYER meeting, Thursday. p. m.
The Norwegian Danish Methodist church holds re-
leious services every Sunday at IL a. m and ~
VANS Rev. c. n. Houge, pastor.
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PUBLISHERS Notwithstanding agents are j.
A. Mcclellan O. B. LOOMS and Il. Blanchard. City
collectors are r. T. Hawley John D. Sheehan, J. A.
Goodfelow, A. H. Mills and Robert Akin. Post
masters everywhere agents. Pay money only
TO these and to resident agents in the various
cities and towns of the Northwest.
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Meetings held in basement q 100 Washington
street entrance on alley between First south
and Occidental avenue every evening at IS o'clock.
Public cordially invited. Chaplain. Thomas Rees.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.


Battery Street NJ E. church-Corner Third ave
nue. and Battery street
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IF YOU wish To -eut "a GOOD bicycle, Spin
ming viii Le pIeased 70 serve you.
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Evangelical Missio

Room s. Hir5Hry to.k every sunday II a n
ara 60 p m Elevator runs 90 evening Al are
Invited No collection
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LICENSES TO WE'D.

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday at the coun
ty auditors office for A. Z. Peterson 500 ana Anna
C. Bockstrom (ls). both OF Bothell, ana hans
Anderson (3o), Of Ketchikan, Alaska. and Mary
Walum Isl. Of Iowa
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Brendstu6 s.

San FRANCISCO. May ia-Wheat steady on can
and quiet in the spot market Barley quiet oAs
quiet but steady.
Spot quotations were;
whest-ship' az. No. !. soc; choice. eoc; MINING
s2Ydslc.
Bariey-Feed, Tosfac brewing. s6s24o.
Oa,s-Gray Oregon. slNtal III, milling Niss
liza; red. so9Si.0
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The following letters await advertisers
AZ this office.
LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, atten-
tion.--The funeral of Neighbor Edward
Gay will take place from Elks' Hall,
Sunday, May 20. at p. m. All Wood
men of the World requested to be pres
ent. a. MUCHMORE, G. 9.
c. A. KOEPFLI. Clerk.
A GRAND ball given by Seattle Lodge.
No. Z, Degree of Honor, at Ranke hall,
Wednesday evening. May %, 1900; first
class music. BY order of committee.
B. p. o. ELKS-Special meeting tuesday,
3 y. m. for initiation. Law. H. Moore,
acting Il. II.
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WANTED-For United States army an.
bodied unmarried men between ~ -
q and So; citizens of United Stataa -
good character and temperate haStts
For information apply to Recruitins a..
ficer, 523 Pioneer bldg. Seattle, Wssh
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s September ;;: =: 20: :ss :Is :s. :sn,


Flour-Quiet. Winter patents. $50: strsishts.
81 s0d3fo clears. 81. 7od3 M spring specials s.. 90
$50; patents $5d3 fo strashts 81 soa2 90; bakers
sade. 10.
wheat-No. 3 spring. e9assc: No. 2 red, lsaf,c.
Corn-No. 2. 37fa3sc: No 2 yellow, 3sd3sic.
Oats-No. 2. 23aa2ic; No. 2 white. 2sazc; No.
white, 2sd26c.
Rye-No. 2. Sc
Barley-Fsir TO choice mating sed42c
I1aIsecd-No. !. 81. 30; No. Northwestern. $-@.
Timothy Seed-Prime, SIS.
Mess Pork-Per barrel. SO scdll.i5.
Lad-Per 100 pounds. So ssd7 CA.
short Ribs-Sides. loose Sc .55ds 30.
Shoulders-Dry sailed. bored. 64d6ac.
Short sides-Cicar boxed, S.lGd7 20.
Whis,y-Bass Of high wines, si2s.
Sugars-Cut loaf 5.73c: granuated 5.Tc; confec-
TONERS A, 5.33c Of A. 5.lse.
Cloyer-Contract grade, 81.
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SCANDINAVIAN Evangelical Nis.i'n Meets ever,
SUNDAY az % r. m ne frr' ~ Jackson street. neat
Railroad avenue. "a the ship ll4Ao.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


WANTED-2.pp0 rockmen and general
hands for work on White Pass <,
Yukon Route; wages $3.50 per day
and upwards. board $50 per daV
Also station men for heavy side
hin rock. which will be let AZ highest
prices. tools. powder and all supplies
furnished on easy terms Apply
20 NJ. !. Heney. contractor, l3 Colfnan
block Seattle. Wash. Inns Of Court
building. Vancouver. or Bennett, b. c.
WANTED Tx perienccd calendar sales
man. imported goods only for adver-
Using plrposcsl. over % choice deslgns.
Hangers. Panels, Cut-outs etc import
81 direct by US, the most attractive and
best selling lire on the market Ad-
dress, with references. stating expert
ence, Aug. Cast Bank Note and IItho
Co, St Louis. No.
A COMPETENT bill clerk. must be a good
penmAn. rapid and accurate, and not
afraid Of work. Prefer one who mas
bad some experience in a commission
house. Address c 81, Post-Intelligencer
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Christian Church.

First Christian church-Eighth avenue and Bell
street Rev G. Wood. of Colorado. will occupy the
pulpit in the morning. and the pastor will preach
in the evening.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the butter market
was steady; creamery. liiels9e; dairy. lSdl64c.
Cheese-Dull s4@9ie.
Eggs-Easy; fresh, leic.
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ENGINEERS, Firemen, Machinists ana
Electricians: Send 10 cents for new a.
page pamphlet, containing list of ouee-
lions asked by examining board Of EN-.
Louis. Mo. Mention Seattle Post-Inteilis
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WctbOdist Protestant Churcnes.

my p & c. E., sa5 D. m; prayer meeting
Thursday $50 D. m. Everyone welcome
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In G. A K hall Collins block. corner Second
avenue and James strcct, at 30 p m. ReT. Alfred
" Martin will lecture.
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Fina nctal.

NEW YORK, May l9.-The Commercial Adver-
tsers London financial cablegram
The city seized with Mafeking insanity today.
and the SaturnaIia exceeded that following the
relief of Ladysmith. The exchange swimming in
champagne, and flag fourishing trumpet blowing
and patriotic anthems superseded business The tone
cheerful but It was impossible to obtain prices.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, May 19.-Atchison. 27t; Canadian Pa
cihc sea; Union Pacific preferred, 75i; Northern Pa
cifc preferred 761 Grand Trunk, "a Anaconda, s..
Bar silver-Firm; Esd per
Money-2a21 per cent.
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SALESMAN wANTED-Most liberal ~,
rangement will be made with capa6je.
experienced subscription book salesman:
new standard works: no competition
For full particulars address Syndicsts
Publishing Co.. 927 Market street En-
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dist. Of Col SIS In St p. C. & P. lists II
A'chison adjst Is ~ Elves p.:;a: ;-'.'.iiaali,,
q r. Deb S. ...lis1l Wis Central lists go. sls
Den 4 r. a. lists l0liI Southern Pacific Is go
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MINERS, ATTENTION-settIem snt a. =.
tate requires knowledge Of whereshon,s
of James O'Connell or ]. Connell. cav.
tractor and miner; reward will b n.M
for definite information that wifi toSsts
him, living or dead. Address d. Hal,
box g. Seattle. Wash
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First Unitarian church-Seventh avenue near
Union Rev W. ID. Simonds, minister Service at
IL A. m Sermon, ''Is the Modern Woman an Unbe-
lieverS'' Opening address by IL. b. Huntley. Sun
day school, 2:l5 p. IN
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BIRTHS.

EDGERs-In Seattle, Saturday. May ls, to Mr..
and Mrs f. b. Edgers, son.
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WANTED-At Public Employment Of
flee. city hall, girls for general house
work, sis TO $50 a month 20 strawberry
pickers for a months work; waitreses,
out of town, SIS; mattresses in city, IS
to S.; camp cook, $50: woman for day
work. washing and housekeeping; no
fat. charRel
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Money on call easy, per cent. prime mercantile
paper, 349i5 per cent sterling exchange, steady.
with actual business in bankers bills at SLs7iefS
for demand and at 81 siipi IS for go days; posted
rates, 81 s5fdi 50; commercial bills, SisiGisiA sill
certificates, 61im60ac bar silver 6oac, Mexican
dollars, 474c. government bonds. buoyant. state
bonds, inactive, railroad bonds, strong.
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Gold md silver Movements.

NEW YORK, May 19-Exports Of gold and silver
from this port to all countries for this week
gate 81 800 EOS silver bars and coin and 323l i6 gold.
Imports Of specie this week 1875 gold and
So. 80 silver.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. May ls-wheat-walla walla, 2s Cd +;
English country markets, quiet.
LIVERPOOL, May le-wheat closed steady;
wheat In Paris, steady; -four in Paris. steady;
French country markets. quiet
Cotton-Uplands, Sic.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


MINSTREL entertainment by / roi. Will
sons pupils Saturday afternoon, May 26,
at Ranke hall. Pike street and Fif,n aV-
enue, at o'clock; during the perform
ance. singing all the latest fancy dane
ing together with the worlds greatest
juvenile cake walkers. Master IiCWard
Colludi and Miss Katie Has, iGrove.
Mrs. Prof. Wilson In the artistic and
graceful Spanish dance; music b. Wag-
ners complete orchestra Prof Wilson
with 60 pupils win render coon SONGS and
buck and wing dancing. ADMISSION.
children or adults, loc.
EAGI.Es-s5 round trip over Seattle &
International railway to attend 'he
Grand Aerle f. O. +. meeting. Como
one, come all. Other Aeries are invited
to join us in this low rate. Special trains
leave Seattle at 2 a. m. Monday, May
81. Tickets good for return on any tram
leaving Vancouver on or before SatIr-
day May g. Home and visiting mem
bers will take notice that the regular
Sundey ar, a6ter9 % nr meeting ct , e the = o.
hall. Pike street. near Fifth avenue.
COMMITTEE or ARRANG rNENTS.
DANCING classes for new beginners:
private lessons daily at Wilson's Dane
ing Academy, teaching all the very lat
est ballroom and theatrical dances;
terms lowest IN city. Office and acad-
envy Ranke hall Pike street and Fifth
avenue Telephone. Green llep.
MRS. DIR. :. $. ALLEN. OF Flint. Mich.
VIII lecture and give tests in Odd Fell
Sunday evening 40 O'Clock tho public
is cordially invited Or $ :. Allen.
GRAND mlstrcl entertainment and BAH.
Ranke hall Pike street ana Firh ave-
nue.. Tuesday evening. May p, music by
Wagners complete orchestra. Admis-
sion. &c.
THE Laundry workers Union win give
their first entertainment and dance May
81 az Masonic stlii Wacncr's band adj
mission. ladies llc. gents -
EMPLOYMENT WANTED FEMALE.
4 lady parlant the French ana Engan
detires a. So 60 l'a.is fAtg,.l'12 "''
dress i u. care Post .eliiEc1ccr See
attic.
EXPERIENCED nurse wants work. re1-
SouaUlr vase. rr objections 20 light
Homework Nh nursing. Address Z II.
care P3st-in. e,iigeneer
wANTEU-Ry elderly lady nurse aecus-
to~uel 90 travel position 20 csre for laIv
or gentleman. Address q. :. 20 Sou.h
Twerty-second ayenIe
HIGHLY educated lady lhguIst wants p,,-
sf.i1u ss goVeruess ar companion il So
leet family Address II. care Post
1ntenieeuCer.
BY young lady. position as assistant for
Gfdce work some knowledge OF book
keeping. Address { l., care Post-In-
ten=encer-
FIRST-CLASs bookkeeper and sten1xra-
pher wants position. besr references.
ADDRESS Harry 3. Heniey. Il wlstou.
Idaho.
POSITION by married couple: no chill
dren IN town or country. Address E 6,
oare Int'Niseuoer
sHtRT WAISTS made to order. Prices 81
and upward. SIS Spruce street
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HELP wANTED-MALE-corr---,

WANTED-At the Free Employment =.
fee, City Hall: dish washers in 40 ~
81 week; boys to pick strawberris, ~
crate; 6 laborers in city sawmiil ~ y
and 81 day; Is laborers on pipe itrs
day; 3 cordwood cutters, 81 70 cord h,,Ns
cook in small place. $50 to s35, bosrd = ~
room: l edgerman in city mill. 70 "a. sa9
laborers or ballasting and track
on Palmer cutoff, So day; 50 pick ~
shovel men, s2.25 day. fare ac: n0
and wife, man carpenter, good Va. sa
wife cook. s45 month; stock cuttsr
sash and door factory, $3.50 day: 3 s..mm
hands, S25 and board, mixer, IN ~
board. near city; strong boy on r.r snu
SIS. board and room; line horse teafnssss
sl.5A day and board: 10 skid road man e
cash camp 50; second faller. % 70 go. g
camp; 70 laborers in smelter. IfIc %
hour, 10 and IL hours a day; ssct, -
hands in city, s14 day; so right-os.Se..
men, S2.25 day, fare $3.50; mach,s
hand in sash and door factory, asc ~ ~
hour; 30 sawmill laborers, $2S and ho.ss
free fare; man to wheel slabs. 81 & Az.
2 roustabouts in sawmill. out Of citv 4;
day: 10 cordwood cutters, 81 cord ~
tools advanced; carriage wood worIss
$3.50 to SO day: 6 lumber pliers ont y
city, 81 day: bench hands in CITY ss.s
and door factory, s. day; ls cordvoc3
cutters on Yukon river, all-sumrner IN
So cord, leave here May 20, SIS re0uir.1
for outfit and care; can bach.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
Exchange. a. Tn. Seattle. Tacoma. spoisn. and
Portland clearing houses today were:
Cearances Balances
Seattle :. ...es7e,ss a ss4,e16 AZ
Portland Msi@ 49, sss,, g
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Trade steady all day The steamer from San
Francisco arrived too late in the afternoon TO
the same No prices have changed much in a
day or two The local crop Of strawberries is
Other markets hold practically the same as
yesterday
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
wheat-E1port, No. ! club, Sc: No. bluestern.
SIC; milling. No. club. SIC; biuestem, sic.
60 % %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. May s-whcst-Mmket quiet; no
change in quotations. Biuestem. Sac; club SIC.
both for export
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. May p-whcat. dull; wall. wails.
Sis52c; valley. 5l@62c; bluestem. 53s5ie.
% 20 %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO May 10 -whest steady on call
and quiet In the spot market Barley quiet VA"
quiet but steady.
Spot quotations were:
whest-ship' az. No. ]. soc; choice. soc; milling
Bariey-Feed. Tosesc: brewing nasa.c.
Oa,s-Gray Oregon. sLo7tal. III; milling NSe
liza; red. 1oas.0
Receipts
Flour quarter sacks l22S; Oregon, SIS; barley
eental- 4tso; oats eentals, 40; corn, centals le;
potatoes sacks 25oi middlings sacks, 30; hay TONS
49, wool. bales. 2ls; hides, number, 49,
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Mnlstuns- Middnss. sion; bran. sl2 nal3 80 per
Hay Wheat, S. DaI0; wheat and ost. @as: bes.
barley. 81; alfalfa s5eG stock. nominal compressed
wheat sTzpSG; straw, per bale. 2a<oc.
Potstoss-River Burbanks, 40aesc; Oregon Bur
Vssetabis 10 ucumbcrs, acaaoc green peas. Tscasl
parsg,is, 25casi.75.
Fruit-Navel oranges. NDt1s; Mexican lines. 81
a. 80: common California lemons. 81; choice Cali
fonia lemons. ST. $50 i5o; bananas. 81 5os3; pineap
plsa 81. scsH
Butter-Fancy creamery, lsc; seconds, Hdlstc.
fancy dafy i6dl6,c; seconds, 41154c.
Cheese Now California, ssslc; Young America,
0eso; Eastern. letaiTo; Western. nominal.
EsRs--store. I3@lic: fancy ranch. Ice; Eastern,
nominal
Pouitry-Ttrkey schhler.. Hare: turkey hens, ~
al3c; old rooaters S. z4 50; young roosters. 500
small broilers, sl.75od2 50: large broilers Sd35o
fryers, 5oGi hens. sidi 30; old ducks. Ad5; geese
81. O9fT5.
Wool and Hops.
wooi-sprng Nevada, ii6lec; Eastern Oregon. y
@iec; valiy, oregon. ne22c Fal-Northern noun
tain lsmhs' l9tfl2c; mountain lambs s@i0c; San
joaquin plains. s6i0c; Humboldt and Mendocino,
itmlsc.
Hops-Crop Of 1899. lial3c.
Closing Quotations.
whcat--a Steady. December 9sic; cash, soe.
RarieyNo sales
Corn-Large yellow. S.15dil7i.
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STOCK REPORTS.
SPOKANE.
Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sterling ExCRanRc.

SAN FRANCISCO. May l9-Sterng on London.
60 days. As54; do sight. $is9i
Financial.
Silver bars, colo Mexican dollars. 4s4di9c. drafts.
sight. l5c; do telegraph. l7tc.
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TACOMA, May s-whcst-Market quiet; no
change in quotations Bluestem, Sac; club. SIC.
both for export.
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wheat-Export. No. club. Sc: No. bluestem.
SIC; milling. No. ! club. SIC; biuestem, SIC.
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