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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-16
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard OF Trade.

CHICAGO. Msy H-Whsat crrneh rlu. July
q lover. al i6s ld6lc Ealua lu uc Southwest were
TIE huriien q rsports uhirh caused q hearith
ftfliug as q was aguni taat tle rain wuul uru-
DUE 4 higb rste ~ mortality lm0ng he dFun dam-
sss frau chiugh huzt. While thtse Fupoess sers
stu uppefncst in thn nlu,is ~ traders al Ties
had llcuty 4 time to thiHk shvgt o. a. uafr
vas very dull luir assri % g. &C., n iif uct ..t
any lortr hrHeVcr oue kEnsss rruart asid that
too much rain bad ftlrp uhrrest the markr-
stdaiied ard ifties wUlrlfcl that LlFrfuasA
cables wrfe also tu fhrHr of BETTER wtrst prt.a
The Northwest c1ruIiaianl tceause uin haf
fallen and oflelttd 90 thE weather uap. wtalh 70.
fsre4 no rlsf luE advanced o. at tns rruss
ttk!us and ssupathY WITH corn caused t o. aase a.
The close vas aful. July shaae uateF yrfiH1Fiay.
own was the chief sufferer in prize ou mo tosri.
m. staeIieus SHOWING wheat rsI- rfad fH1u ursr-
Is every section a the bah VA too muah far ne
u4ag ~. anA a. enc time Iuiy o. under yesf..
aay's elesing egare. Nhns the close sh1ssi lis
a tieht recovery llrEfre1i Eas de-tiriiI lassr,
vbirh also bad q asrgysiug cGect JAY In =
A. uu3sr yesterday
7,rsio IN 10 ast rit va hsbt hst ed -,sh
tsrr,aha bald the markrt arm Iu gate III re ooru
YEA knast IalF closed 8 Shade NHcr, al -Ar--
Pr5yisi1us wrnc fnn Cor oe greater part = ~
dsr vita scrr adltei activity ara strength n-sf
- ssf Lirsrpet3 hlshrr ny ia ursilrfs
.anA rl3rss NJ TIE vgrA were trul JuiF r1-k cl1fet
!. Nistrr lard a. hizhgr art MS p - rp-
T1e Yssaira fssurrs ransei a. f1liras.
A.,irl-s- 0pesinE Highest Loscrl ClasinE
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following dceas vers Sled for record In the
county auditors uffce yesterday.
Edward II. Ogden and wife to Edward + Ksyes.
lots and :. block 3. Mercer's second addition
s. 100
AIDA and John Miller 70 George 2. stone, lot 5,
block II. Renton's addition Si.sso.
Alphons0 Brooks to John Norirur, undivided haf
Of the nel sec - tp = n 4 e; 81 SOC
Albert r. Sinonds to Brown Bruthers' Lumber
Co, es II nWl sec Is. To g u q q x5sa
J. Morgan Booth 70 David A. and Lizzie Hauck.
lot l, block Is, WailA WaIla addition; s, 600
Phflsnder Wright and wife 20 c. +. Leighton,
lot Z, block IS, D. T. Dsnnys Fist addition 10
North Seattle; slso
Anna 5 Bigger 70 Andrew Anderson. lot =
block a. MAynard's plat Sisn
Della A. Ellis to Charles Z. Thurston, north .
feet Of west I'D feet Of lot > and south % feet q
west % feet of lot 1, block 20. Nagies addition 500
Lille 5. and W, q Kilt TO james ]. Cot,sr.
north q lot ). block i39. y. 7. Denny's Fifth
addition TO North Seattle; ssoa.
Frederick knutson and wife to Ole Elsfson. lots
and g. sec 4, 70 3, q ri e: siooa.
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0tffn0er oil. bbls, ipdFur. cases, Sc advance
White lead tiobbingl Pioneer or Carter 7ooo-n
lots fic: SOON lots. Tac s-- than 800 n lots Re
Prepared paints. sgai cans slEaL1; lgal cans
M9ales; s-gal cans, sl5SelTo; quart cans. 81 cog
Nails. TooIf and Cordage.
Nails tiobhinsl-New list cut steel. 5Os to COS.
Mo- Dos TO Cos. wire $50.
saws-Crosscut. Disstons tuttle.tooth, 0sa5c per
foot; Humboldt and Toledo ssc: Tyee crosseut
saw. s5e per foot; Canadian Racer and razor
81 Pc. s per a5 Ds
si2D per dor. sho,sls and spsdes-steel. Sals per
aos a, .si,s s 81 70 = per DOZEN Nat;
per don Forks-Hay. IS per cent Oh list Grind
stones 6a5c per n. wedges-stee leal2c per n.
scales Howe's and Fsirbanks' platform. 81, and
70 per cent OF list Buffalo. 70 and IS per cent on
list: counter. IS per cent OF list spoford scales,
Rope tjobbinsl Manila. Ii-inch and larger i7se
per 10; l7-threai lse per ID; and sthread lssc;
sthread, isc; ,arred Hath yarn. sissI i2c per D.
Tinwsre-Pieced, net prices; stamped. rs and 10
to 20 per cent on.
Oakum-Per bale. s.. soas.I0
wire-Painted barb wire, A.i5; galvanized barbed
fence. ts.3o; green wire cloth. sii5 per 100 square
Powder t,obbins, Black blasting. per hes. cS
Gisnt-- Hercules Judson dynamite 10 per cent,
Champion or Triumph, $50: improved Judson
stump. A5o Golden Pheasant Sporting. Is n kegs.
g. Dupont Rife Sporting S-n kegs. s.; Eagle
sho, tjobbins Drop. sls0 per bag. tucashot.
81 80; chilled shot slS
Fuse Per 900 double tape $ 20: triple tape. $50.
Blasting Caps-Xxx. s6c per 100.
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron ticbbingl-Sis base; Norway iron. SIC
per n.
Iron pipe tobbngi--wrought iron all sizes black
and galvanized. 10 per cent on list
Sheet dine tiobhing)-l2c per n.
Tnpia,e tiobbingl-Chareoal plates. bright iC
tsrns iC axs. $40 80; re-dipped nss SIS
sheet iron tiohbingl-Amerfcan common No n
tsc. galvanized 90 per cent. OF list
shingle bahds-Gaivanized. &C per n: black. slTs
solder tiobbinsl-Tinnsrs' halfandhalf. Csc per n,
extra wipins fie.
Lumber ana Building Materials.
Lon superior quality. Fer NJ. No l Or. r.ar,
,,s,eh.ptahls hr. Hg6; No. l cedar. tsST corrrnor
per N, stssi spruce ioss @n cedar single boiss.
'Iamber-Ft. rough. $50; thick finish. .uy,.csa
i.nsth. IL TO ls feet, special lengths 5or nsr n
s.tra. one inch finish, N2sls all vertical grain. 81
rer extra. Flocrins-Dressed and matched sII
sgi; s,eeh boards. sineh. ssas; ioinch. 50 ssiis;
": No q 81; or channel rustic or drop siding
weight aem lbs, tiSB Efr tinber-Jolsts and
scantins. rough, Seadie; Il. 81 s0gs, 8
&, Nixit Boz bosIds~iiineh and up SIS
"A. shingles. usoi standard shingles yllo: /.
inch finish ls. Il and S feet. s1SSsa thick nnish
teas: cedar squares. 7. .. and 10 feet. s2ss90;
KIN dried. 81 in advance Of green prayass. SOC
cemsn, tiobhanxl Portland X. D, s.. nD:
lin. t,ostdns,- Roche Hnsot. $50; San Juan.
el.stsr t,obtansl- Golden Cat. par barrel ga
plaster hair tiobhinxl-wsshed. $50 per saehi IN
washed. $40 per sack
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NEW YORK MARK ETs.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. NAV iS-E1our- Heceipis q rs
barrels exports. 2.oo0 barrels. MaFkst moderate.
Winter straights. s. i0,d3.sA
Wheat Receipts. 3p.H5 bushels: exportz. . ~
bushels spot steady. No. 2 rcd. 7slc. T. o. b .
f6ic elevator Options opened easy. but fairly
well sustained all day, IN face q lower cables md
favorable home crus nssA Light offerings ADD
scattered covering b. shor, interests the lad
Ing points II fifnness. closed steady. a. partial
Agie net decline. MAY, luasioic. closed 10 July
Il eIeaisc closed 3lic. september. usiI- SIS,
cluscd 1lac
Haps-Q uist
Caaee-options closed quiet. a, unchanged prices
60 an advance q S points saics. 8 SO bass. in-
Guiding August 8 g.. September. "a. Ocfat.r
6 7oe December. 8 20 Sgnt Rio irregular NJ 2
invoice, ~. Md. quist aud s,saiy Cariova. q.
mtAr
sugar-Raw. frn refined. steady.
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MARINE NEWS.

NANAIMO. r. C.-Auived May Is. str Robert
Adamson. frnm San Francisco.
TOCOPfLfA-Sa sailed. March 30. Chi bk Antoni-
eta. for Port rrwnscud
CARnIFF-Arissd. MAY "a. Br sh Port Logan.
from 0reEun
Orteun. Ger "a Zcstrtu. from Oregon
SAN CIsCo-Saiied May Is. stmr New
bufg for GFays harhor. stmr Lucia. for Caps
None ,tmr ohio fur Cape Nome. Arrived. strar
Columbia. frun Portland
LUDLOW Arrived May Il schr Challenger Capt
Andersen. twenty-five GaYs from san feiro. Gel
a load fuF -an fraucisgo.
HOQUIAM- sailed Msy "a. schr Neufnne. from
Aberdeen ~ San ffanctsc1s sghr Yoisnt, trum
Aberdeen f1r Sau fr1ncltro Arrived schr W. y.
Whitman. ffum Saa franctsco Tor Aberdeen.
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PURCHASING PRicEs.

=. suuowins prices are being offered to the pro
:. = ~ kral dealers for delivery In round lots
: 4, dock and In the car at Seattle:
cns-Osts, slaa1: barley. $3.50: wheat, chicken
III 81 os9i6so; bran, SO; shorts. I'll
gs,-Pussf sound. 1elo Eastern Washington
,..s1hy sle6if; Alfalfa - ~ per Hz-
fr1,-etnctiy fresh ranch. 39llc.
Ssitw-Frssh ranch. isG2nc: creamery. fec.
Pvuiny-Live chickens, lse iise turkeys. lie;
,r.ssm fJc geese i0c. ducks, 81 5og4.
m doch Choice beef cattle. cows, ftic: stern.
- eAoics sheep tlasc; good hogs. live. &4c:
~ 6rsassd &c; calves. dressed. large. &c; small.
4. ealses live. large. &c: small, &c.
Ndn pelts and wooi-Heavy sound sajted steers.
~ Ibs &C. medium, sound. per ID. TIC: light.
rod under " lbs, 7Ac; cows. sound. all weights.
a; starr. bulls and oxen. SC: saited kips. 7c;
ajva per 10. &c; hides. ic less than salted
81 kidss per ID. l2c; dry cuils. one-third less;
u.ner deer. Per ID. ssd35c: winter deer dry, ma
- pspsry deer. iaalsc: dry elk saloc green elk.
~, shssp peI,s 25caslsO; shearlinss lsa2sc;
Issan washington wool. sdi2c; Western Wash
scpa wool iec: dirty timber burned. D9lsc;
Nv 43lkc.
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U Highland. ss; ST. Charles cream. prs. $3.50
N.Y. mo1ros uns~eeisnsd s. Ee1uany. q -
:. Sauces aobbinTl- worc,s,eruhi-s. s-,n 49, A..
We; medium. S.f5: large ~ 81 ~ VA
.sSI. - oo o., briTs. bhs per Fa r.. drps
re1s' pei g.. ~ drpz. keFs, rsf krr 8 81. 4-iss
r "a, tins. Per case. afs; dnpz. al tin.. 8 Il
S o@Liornia drip. sai tns. ger es.s SIS. Ss-
PIE. Log Cabin isal tins. per dol. So. ,esi tins
Per doz. Sc ss.i jackets. $40: HHi;a i-ssi cans.
rin.. Z, y. -, TeN cans, - Qlart hoftles. 8
f5e per gal 80 NH'' - feos
=, !elIs ,iOssiasl--s-n paih. 90: m pals. go
si sosi ~ IN cans. doz IN cas-. psr cos
Crackers rohbinsi-sodas X. y ~ n .oa.,
j so1s. PC; sodss :. bores. &c per boz. xxx,
cartons. XXX. nc; oyster. Sc: Boston batter se;
unioses assorted cakes. etc lzaisc: ginzer and
~ srs .Ia i ioe per ~ pilot bread stc: Gaistta
Pickles uobhingl : Mirsa. srn. rer der. @.
"a p per aoz ns chowehow. quartz. pr dor
wooden kegs, mixed and plain. Nc each; .hhis
p re- "a ans mixed No ;. per sal. Nc plain No
VINEGAR tiobhingl-Bsls. ogr. per gal. lie; sosr
saal s tsg. :s: tbbls @sr per gal. lSic osr ise
Beans tiothinsl- Small white. per H. ssc: pink
pg H., p 1e; Bayos, per n. SIC; Lima. per y. 9.
iaiee tloosingi 5tc China. SCI Island &c;
Dried peas uob6ingi-Fieia. green. Nc; ssld. yei
SAT- tiotbinsi -Liyerpooi. sn ach. PER ton. nss
nan ground loon sacks. per ton, s.; 5tIb sacks
% in bale. s.; lOb sacks o in bale. s.
Miscellaneous.
Soap uohbingl-Seattle savon ss SIC: ioos g I;
iLaiectric, As, sLio; i0os. $50; Gilbert Co, Dora
~, NIB; 2os, sc; Corinne ipos, s. 20. Us scc
paobitts, "a 81; zoos. 81. Proctor a CANDLES
mrofy, Us sEo; zoos. 81 CASTLE. white. l2aisc per
H. CASTLE. notified l0c
Tobacco tiobbingI--Pius chewing. Battlear zc;
Climax &c; star. Te: Horseshoe, sc; spesrhsad
iee; Piper Heidsieck. &C; Scroll Tag sc. San Tag
per 10. nc; Something Good. i7c; fine cut chewing
pan, los. IS 5Oa7 50: Seal Of North Carolina 4
Per r: &C. q, nc; Lime Kiln, 2oz. &c; toz. sic
Paper tjobbingl-Crocers' straw Sc: butcher
straw. 2ic No. o Manila. sc; No. l. Manila i.c;
paper bags, less discount list: drab express isc
Bags tobhins)-Grsin. per 100. ss.f5; old. per
100, 81.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Breadstuns.
SAN FRANCISCO MAY fs-wheat snA barley
easy; SPOT market dull Oats steady.
Spot quotations
wheat-No / shipping. oc choice, %; nilIing
a2saasic
BarleyAFed 7saT3ic; brewing s0ssasc
oats-einy Oregon. NGtai.l4. milling. NSs
i.l7.; red. ScaslD
Receipts.
Flour. quarter SACKS. 1880. Oregon. rTsi; wheat
eentak 40; barley rentals 1858: Oregon. -.
beans, sacks. Lao. corn. centals. 90, potatoes.
sacks. 1850; Oregon. as hran. saoks. SIS Oregon
sssli m md saes. 80 hay tons % WOOL
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Mllstuns-M iddlins.. slTso; bran. 81. Dars0
Has~wheat, s. Naio; wheat and cat. Nas; bss,
barley. s.; alfalfa. SsaG. stoek. nominal. compress
ed wheat. Sslo; straw. per bale. SOTO
Potatoes-River Burbank. ioeSsc' Oregon Bur
Vegetables cuounsers. Na7sc: green PEAS. rSss
81 string beans. 1sa2ie PER poundi tomatoes. SIS
ellis; asparagus. Lsea2
Fruit-Nayel oranges, 81 0a9. Mexican lines q
fernia lemons. azsdL'o; bananas. 81 scss. pinsap-
plea. s. oss.
Butter-Faney creamery. EsaIsc. seconds. I@sifr;
fancy dairy. t5taisc Seconds iteflSc
Cheese-CalifoTnia ehesidaT. mass Yoang
America. AgaAc Eastern. l6raifc
Eggs-store. ialie: fancy ranch. 10. Eastern.
Poaitry-Turkey sosbler.. Han: turkey hen. Il
OF small broilers. s2ei3 large bfoaiers. 8 iasis
fryers. 81 5eas; hens. Aifg; old ducks. tte5;
geese. 81 5oai.Ts
Wool and Hops.
wool-Spring: Nevada. iiaisc. Eastern orcgon
l2fl6c valley Oregon. asa l2r Fail-Northerr naun-
tain lamts laalgc; mountain lambs Siloe. san
joaquin plains. ssioc; Hunboldt and Msudociuo.
H9sl5c
Hops-Crop q 1893. iiaI5e
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Easy; December, Ssc. cash. sc
Barley-Easys December. DC
Corn-Large yellow. 81 i5elo.
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r-t.,sss iast -sH Hap- A. natius sod
splta1s oauutry. Is-, 1.s,- P-osr.r.s f-- .sss
sr5- p saest - ~ hsI. Esst srssans-Vyin-
- Haelt b. On -tht Boa Ma hesss ar eiear
-, - 5s s'sn snn l.aa 81 Frait prs
- sfaig and frlit grsss aad z-ain AZ very for
Nafsrf--u Bet planting il nearing
49, nlea e a.reaeI o. ane tsins WORKED
~ tsins vei Peous -GFsia ana rssrtahies ars
-. - a.isl rafif zrasfA. spoiane- ne "a
- - ~ ~ hean Unparalleled crops bid fair %
., ~ heaviest ever k1osn here
80 IT,. IT, eas,iry cre.z.nt " ehAuss IL ne
n 49,, -. -, f'1~ts Mlnda'i-Ths ssry Be-;
dlne- C1rn planted and e1rniug 10 nicely Couies
Sii5-rhe vesk ~ Zen hrurails far grain. vhich
asssr ats bs,Sr wspss.ss. cr5T. srS Ss.,
hlfeJ. The prospects Cor fruit except in q few
wrhar, vCrs reVef bette
Palouss oountfy. Paha-Fau uhsa, around here
tlnls tF1 and three Rect tan Gnfith-M1st faF-
ofame ~eef q the season. RitEriue- Winter wheat
tatoss. iruii has =, heavily. Fisichsf RS ryiay
" ~ - thres veek Early wheat g heading;
one pises = 70 srfes Is IN ont Hsy-Fan wheat
late Erwn backward staier-Cr6p condition. per-
iegt Garden tfuck coming NJ nicely. uuiont0vn
Frequent showers have caused rank grain % rust
and lodging some
waia wana country. nay,on-Crop conditions
are SIN rerfsct. Cherries yin be an enormous
eiop and the peaeh crop VII b. nearly houn-
uful Ato-whsat heginninz 70 head Spring
te-N ~ me ,-sA'htiln AnfeAoH-irunes ana fllfns
have fallen - that there vii be few left
Wala Waiia-Cr0ps make god rrng-css straw
berries raisgt IN this vicinity are IN market
YAKIMA country. Yakima City-CcS weather
tof hofe, but arries h'izhfiug scn,e.
khcntst cOuntryt Ceutsuai~-Winier wheat
Vel advanced spring grain and gardens doing
vel Biugsn- Those who shipping strawberries
Nsht warner weather Corn AT planted Winter
wheat headed Potsscss and beans iaok ans
LFle-Gfain and fruit an right; viii b god crop
cf everything Waite SalIn1n-A few strawberry
shipments have been made.
p n SALISBURY
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

-. as brisk on Western avenue today. The
TIE trrm san Francisco. which arrived last
fssn1, a,,gi,t a good supply Of California goods
90, e.ssra,d even and steady all day.
fnca -ssr,1es were rather scarce today. The ahip-
=. rs.e Invariably in good condition, selling At
psna y ~ ordnary stock and from A.50d5 for
spI -. and local stock This price VIII prob
B.ss VA until the eloqdy weather is over. as it
~ s,.a NJ i. ripening Of the fruit
Nlsr@ ~ rsre hi good condition today, receipts
cn s '...-r.cisliy gpod They brought from 81 5g
- ~ hest varieties going easily at the latter
- w a. hest Kind on sale the Black Tar
pss .vss.v A car u bananas which came up
~, "a s,rnost entirely cleaned up today.
Efso'ss Aas naves is on sale az 50. 25g3.50 per
s.T early Pinto peaches arrived today and
- ~ $50 pr box
- ~ stsadier. The price holds the same as
~ ss.s With a good supply and an equal demand.
rsss.-. "a cheese are unchanged.
3D. ~ tosi market Is wen supplied with fish. ow-
rs 70 hsa hAisut ea'ef Prices "a .r rs ,t.sT a. nr
a quotations ....s
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. e %
FOREIGN MARK ETs.
Bread.tun rs.

LONDON. MAY is-wheat-CArgocs on passage
cute; and steady. carvnes 30. ! standard caiifor-
MA. n 81; carEues Walla Walla. rs Cd English
country markets. quiet
LIVERPOOL. May B-Wheat-Quiet: No.
standard California. g. % wheat in Paris. steady
sour IN Paris. quiet. French country markets.
quiet
Closing Wheat-stsady; No. I California. S. Sdd
+ sd; No. / Northern spring, s. lod: futures,
quiet July 3 ~; September. - I'D
Corn--spot quiet: American mi1ed. northwest
ern, g. May = nd July. y sd; september IS l0d.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO May B-Cattle-Reeeipts. 2ooo. Steers
steady, butchers stock active and hrmer. Natives
Best on sale today s. 3: good to prime steers,
SOS 8; poor to medium. 81 z54 So selected feed
ers. barely steady, at sg5a5; mixed stockers slow,
5I5e4; cows. Sda.so: heifers. s. Esds %; Gamers,
s. i0e3 IS. bulls. steady. 81 saGig5; calves. Ea5oo
higher than last Tuesday. Tenss-Fed steers. SO
s. Is. bulls s. Sos IS
Hos Receipts today II 900: tomorrow, =. coo es-
tirnateds left ever. 2so steady 70 strong. Top,
s. n; mixed and butchers. &.lsr6i 5; good %
choice heavy. S 5Td50 rough beary. S .l5e5, 5;
hrht, s. lod5. q; bulk q sales. S. 3Hd5. 90
Sheepr-Strong: lambs steady 70 slow Good 70
choice wethsr. s. gsas. a.; fair to choice mixed.
81 7sas.i9: Western sheep. S5-55a5 90; yearlngs.
$ 0se; native lambs. Ssa5.7o; Western lambs. s.
"a 70.
Omaha.
OMAHA. MAY B.-Cattie-Receipts. $500 head.
Market Sc higher. Native beef steers 81. So65.so;
cows and heifcrs. s. 70siTs: Gamers, s. ld3 50 /;
sockers and feeders s. esss25 calves. sol; bulls
ard stays. s. s1a4 o.
Hogs-Receirts 800 head Market SC higher
Heavy. S saa5.1o; mixed S s5s ~; light. $50
~; bulk a sales s.. mas 2ls
sheep-Receipss. I 90 head. Market active Fair
20 choice natwss. S 2ss5 60. fair to choice West
ems. $3.50: common to choice sheep, A5c@5;
lambs & pffr ID
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



F. r. whateomb, Milan W. NJ CRIBS, Dawson.
] NJ MScDaushi, Butte II. Cobb Cascade Tunnel
c. II Boys.. New York ". ], Ran. San Ffan.
v. r GaTistophszdo, z +: Alien. Washington
A. W. Hohson. Chicago. II. r. Fisher do
VIM +. Newell. san Fr p Laron. Helena
o. w. Ashby, Tacoma. T. New. Chicago
A. Black san Fran H. Jackson. san Fran.
MrS. w. II. Forbes. Mass w. A McCerd. Chicago.
Miss Z. Forbes. do. b. D. Adams0n. London.
W. Emerson. Concord Mrs. J. " Roberts, Tao.
I. Mitchell. City. Mrs G. o Loane snoql
I. L. Merchant, Duluth A. w Green, Aberdeen.
Z. Mcfarland. Everett. W. C. Coddins,cn. LaCn.
+. Mcclellan, City. Mrs. Patterson. wcoiey.
NJ Wallace City y +, P1cotte. Montreal.
W. r. Power. Chicago. A. X. Holland, vaneouv.
t' A. rG smith .1 e. & W ws.: T H1sai
Leon King New York 3, Robert, P Tgvnsend
q H'1 MtSg San F % a19,sy T as5s
Ms. L. A McGowan.doF R johnson. d, do
The seattle.
J. W Edwards SPOKANE. J NJ Hall Everett
r. r Hage. Portland a. $ stanford do
F J. Alex aa,.I Mayer YER. do o.. F. J Cram. cSicssG
= Lord PsIEalven Mr. dMrs 'o BALDWIN d1if'p :
W IL Carter. Chicago y z Cousins, Umatina.
NJ Abrams San Fran r. b. Kittredse. SAN F.
Mr. Mrs. Ae ps1s po,,, do Sabcl chshai'
A. G knight; san Fran II. ; Hagen. san Fran.
g. u. schoheld. Montsn H Webster do
u. w spencer, thieEo. Mrs. T.. r Wager Eilnsh
Mrs. j. J. Rutledge, Dig VIM Kidston San Fran.
NJ q. Munly. Portland. Jas Davis do
Z. j. johnson. Racine. v. II. Hanley Alaska
". r. Williams. Portld Jos. Irving Everett
W. T. Sargent. Buckley Geo. C, Clark. do
The New England.
John Brumbaeh PioneerT F. oBren marble V
Fred Flick do G h. Rhodes. City.
NJ. Il. Jacobs Wash Harry Ferguson. CITY
A. ID. Eddy. Blskeley WIN Won Neida Skykm-
J. r. Fox. Dawson. =. Connell, shelton
John ArtmAn, Pennsylv W. r. smith QuIlcene
Paul Compton. Pittsbrg +. II. Borgeson City
Jas. Eyerson, Helena. Ira Marshall. DunEeness.
Tom Watson. do. A Lingham, do.
c y, Burdick St Paul A. Clark do
NJ, A. Josiin. Omaha J. d. Cornish. do,
John Taylor. Everett. Geo. r. Hicks, Buffalo
Frank Eaton. Montesano Alex Hicks do
I. n Mien. Marysville. J. =. sandusky, West
c. MeDen. Hslewen
The Brunswfck.
VIM. Jones City Jas. Ransom vickshurr
Roht Arnold Butte Mrs. Ransom, do.
n. L. sexton. Los Angls Miss Ransom do
@. NJ Davis. Portland. Mrs VI 5 Beidell Portl
o NJ Downs Bates CityC z. Perry. Miles city.
=. c. Vance. do. NJ. Bundnant. Ashland.
Peter Moran. do. W @. Manie Cleveland
Z. Ryan Montreal w w. House Meadyille
C. NJ. Patmonde. Pocaiio q. o. Lee, oakland
NJ. A. Patrick St PauLG. l.. ServeY. Bremerton.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or MAY IS. 1900.
occasiond shower. stationary temperature.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AGRf.
CULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Thisky-Bssis q high wines. SIS.
icVpr-Coutract grade. 81.


On the produce exchange today the butter mar
be- was steady creamery. lis@ lsie; dairy lS5ls4e.
Cheese-Duil. sea1c
EEEs-stea4y; fresh. ieisiic.
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IocAi Rspoff-MsEimum temperature. @ degrees:
minimum. ~ mean. g. Trace Il rain fell during
the f.ast tWestyfour hours. Light southeast winds
in the moFning and frsrh southwest 10 south IN
the aftsrnora Thunderstorm reported at Baker
city At n
GEORGE " SALISBURY,
SEXTON Director Weather Bureau
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Wild REOPEN TODAY.
BY permission OF the cooks and walters
union the German Bakery. 21S Occidental
avenue, viii be allowed 10 run their own
business. That Is. to serve the best meals
the best coffee and the best pastry in this
here city of Seattle
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EMERALD rings, Mays birthstone.
William III. Finck. jeweler. SIC Second
avenue.
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IIRKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Wash. MAY IS. 1900.
.-...,s.s Al the Seattle, Tacoma, SPOKANE and
Lfrnaanr lsaring houses today we're:
ruaxns f7nsrancea. balances.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Nav N-Deaiers W wheat refuse
70 quote above 5iss3c for No / Waila Wails and
about the h offered for valley IN ~ Is rriy
little selling a. these figures but dealers nre IN
able TO raise them 50 long a. freights remain 81
present figures
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat-Export No I dub. ssr; No I buessevn.
&c; milling. No cluh n hiusstsu. SIZE.
q 2 e
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, May s-No charge In wheat Club.
Sic. bluestsm, Sc
q g e
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET
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EYEGLASSES Tor headaches. Anss WI
rnskL ~ cherry
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Oils and Turpentine.

Cylinder oil. bbls, ioa90c; cases. Sc advance
White lead tiobbingi-Iioneer or Carter 1000 N
lots Tic: 5oo-D lots, TIC: te than 50o-n lots nc
Prepared paints. sgal cans slECdLs; igal cans
n9ales: tgal cans, sl5S9lTo; quart cans. 81. SOC
LIZ
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Bslter- Ranch. oe up; fancy dairy. IN squares,
- Washington creameries. lib and 2M prints,
49,. Eastern creamery 2Aa26c
Chssse-N Native Washington. gqfloc; Eastern In
v; sh.skim cheese. ll51l3c.
Esrr Strictly fresh ranch, lsc; Eastern. lsdisc
taub hoaey California comb. I2sglsc; strained
sek
nuitryfive chickens. isdllc: live turkeys. lie,
t~a turkeys. itsiec. ducks. eASs per dozen;
eWe. mc.