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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-24

Scott's Arabian paste is guaranteed
to cure gals, bruises, sore and swollen
shoulders, scratches, cracked heels,
etc., csked udder and garget in the
COW. Sold by b. P. NoAKE
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-24

One Minute Cough Cure is the only
harmless remedy that produces imme-
date results. Try it.-Fred Schaefer,
druggist.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-24

There are no better pills made than
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Always
prompt and certain - Fred Schsefer,
druggist.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-24

Wanted-Two good active agents for
city work. International Trading Co.
Bronson Block.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-24

Trv NXXN coffee and you will be
satisfied 1T is the best on the market.
Ell Paso Grocery Co., sells 1t.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-24

Ask for "EL PA8O TRANSFER"
the best 5 cen. CIGAR on the market
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-24
DIR. Nc CHE HOK
Graduate Chinese Physician

|, Over 20 years ex
perience in treating
all diseases Of men
and women.
He guarantees to
euro Blood Poison,
Lost Manhood. Skin
diseases, Dropsy,
Hernia, Gonorrhoea,
Scrofula, Paralysis,
Rheumatism, Dis
eases OF Brain. Heart,
Lung, Kidneys, Ltv-
or. Bladder, and all
Female Complaints.
All diseases cured
exclusively by Obi
nese hertS without
surgical op eratCu 9
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-24

consultation Free
Hours: 9 a. M. to p. M; Sundays, 10 a. N
to D. NJ
Office. los Myrtle Ave.
On San Antonio ST.. next Delaware Fur
niture Store.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-24

Written Especially for the HERALD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-23
NEWS NOTES
FROM
SOUTH SEATTLE.

SOUTH SEATTLE, May 22.-Burglars
entered ]. w. Peel's carpenter shop last
night and stole so worth of tools. Mr.
Peel says the burglary was committed be-
tween the hours of s and O'Clock. The
shop was not locked until o'clock. This
makes four times during this month that
the same shop has been broken into. The
total value of goods taken now reaches at
least $50
The wife of f. II, Mansfield. who disap-
peared from his home here ten days ago
has received strange letter from him. Ii
was written from Winlock, this state, and
plainly indicates an unbalanced mind. The
writer says he does not expect to live
much longer and that he doesn't care. II
have had delirium tremens," he writes,
land I am nearly dead. l am on the road
10 Portland and have walked sixty-one
miles II | ever reach there am going to
a hospital, but I don't expect to live that
long" Mrs. Mansfield never expects TO
see him again alive.
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TRAVELS OF BALE OF HAY.
Part of shipment From Boston to
Manila Arrives in Seattle-To
he Sent to Nome.

THE Curious Wanderings of a Bale OF
Hay might be the title of an interesting
story concerning the shipment OF con-
signment of timothy from Boston to Ma
Mia several months ago, which has end
ed not in the Philippines, but in Seattle,
with prospects good for a concluding chap
ter with the scene laid at Nome. Alaska
On the transport Athenian, now on the
Sound preparing to sail for Alaska in the
service of the war department. there are
about 200 bales of New England hay which
was done up in cylindrical packages for
use as forage for government mules in
the Philippine islands last summer. The
hay was placed aboard one of the big
transports of the war department in Bos-
ton bay, and thereafter took passage to
the Philippine islands by way of the Suez
canal. In the fall of 1899 the transport
Athenian left Seattle with a cargo OF horses
for Manila. Arriving in the far away ISL
ands, the big transport was commissioned
to go on n trip among the smaller islands
of the archipelago for the purpose of dis
trihuting cavalry horses and pack mules
where they were most needed At Manila
considerable quantity of the Boston bal
ed hay was put aboard the Athenian, and
when she left the islands for Seattle she
still carried a couple of hundred bales.
This hay was recently found aboard the
transport by the representatives of the
quartermaster's department. and was
promptly appropriated. 1t will be used to
feed the live stock on the Atheniap when
she sails with q general cargo for the
military department of Alaska, and on the
beach at Nome the remainder of the 200
bales will end their wanderings.
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WEEKLY CROP REPORT.

Seattle. wash MAY p 1900
United States Department 81 :Agrgultury CHI
mate aud Crop Bulletin q the Weather Bureau.
Washington section. for the week ending Mag p,
1890 $500 -. -
u the week but the latter part pAs without rain
which vas beneficial, as dry weather vas need
81 fer growth. for tiiiing wet souls aud for
killing weeds The tempcrAtuFe WAS shsltlS hyse
thp average for the season = TIE year IA INC
eastern counties heavy thnnd% showers oseu,s ~
on the isth. the cainfsll atno9nuns 70 tI'n Nsii
an inch "a an inch and a hAu IN tsFio'is 4'oAl
ties Al wAllA waIia i@ was reached
Altogether the week pas a rcg favorable one
and crcpN made fine proSvcss an TIE Fepo-ts in
regard 70 winter wheat ar eHceedinsN As%aiis
In many localities IL IS two feyt hish and head
ins cat The only danger 60 ee feated now IT,
that To- rank growth vh cause l.ablhy To- 42,se
a N G'' ia jus Tx spins wheat c1as up vsi ,pa
Is s,n5llng vat dncig. oats are doing We'll bai 90
sTg ~ nave esus.dcrahle vll mustard among
thrr, Potatoes have come un veil. ana t5e IL
vorsblo weather has caused thesn 70 aAks so,i
eosIts Catworns have d2De E1,at in5NFy % Ftsc
table, ard cora In Adams coesE.
str4whegtirs ate uVeutae aud t.Hfeg tAln uiAi
kst The hcrty emp plotni~es 60 pc larsc
Clever In ho2m la .'",s A'''is '.-. o. , ,es
ars, hay cgap win BE r,sds 80 c-t la about tsn
EXTRACTS FROM HEroRTs OF coRRE
sPONpENfs
Lower Sound. Auasa'tes sunny vN,her q LAT a,
cpe4s and makrs ~ possible 20 hll the wrs.is
which have bcsn mak.ns tnmead''s sNeli
Strawberries aIe gone 'N 0 % - . b.,
s.tti9s All risht Hs.tln EyeVtoils sToss well
s,ne cherries seem O. lavc hvu U'ascd hiue
- vi fr,rtS art ulu uat b. AS hsayy crprs
o. a. AMI Anticipated oats ana pntatsy~ look
S.n Oak Hsrbog-A Eocd wetS foy all farm
W. ,s~si, nearly al ia FrIst viii be better
,SsH exrTSefsd I.oOSaut-Str1ug winds were bent-
sSei in drins out the grpaud Grass was never
- s-sara Arlington trurs are aN IA. and are
iH,i[,g 6ne- prospects If acsvy croQ
- sound Kent Movt t,o rleh rain to-
giVr tbe ranches HOPS making sood
F.h Strawberries are hcginuins tH urcu g fc~
srsht warm days Vosaid hrns them on iApid,i,
80. ,f,Toet yellow with Wild mustard sumner No
storms Of frost e hurt any5atns el9ssn e 10
ia A ,,rearancss indicate fun fruit crop
Mad5w. and pastures are splendid South Ray
,;rass grain and fiuit doing ven CimeT pAs,ls
,r bloom Rallow-N egetau has made nne
yTyytb Strawberries are ripeuing, the hSt ship
mept being made from bslloS today. bsnsos-
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BIB tins. s7B Wv piss feet,

Staple Groceries.
70 yhocoiste tjobbingl-Bsker's 1z-n Prem,ur, w..
IT'D Eagle. &c; Star. lid boxes 1oc Se;
Bss Sses sGs0ib bss., e. y, tins, n bc,
'' Con a ~ e mn u ghisardsns IN. &c '''-'
HshIas s1aeS ME !, ooseinsl-Ease. case SITS:
": IN, Monroe. unsweetened. IS; Economy. 81 IS:
Sauces Cobbins)- Worcestershire. ANAL, 49,, A..
70; medium, s5.75; large. 5000. N'
Lhp, uoooinsl bbls. per gal sc: drips.
sai ,l heI g ns sCs: drips kegs. per kes ms dps
Orleans melssses igal tins. per case ssSs 81; ma
per doz 5sai Jacket: 81 40 G0i H. issl cams AIMS
per ooz $40 go; Agai cans S.; quart bottles. S.:
n ~. VIZ; fsal jackets, t32s 5sai tins i lbbs
:, Iee IjObtinsl-D-n pals. soc; s-n nails. each,
q MAJ ~ 2D cans. doz in case. per doz.
SrSckers uobbingl-sodas x, tc per ID; sodas
i boYe, ''Gl SOFAS \. boxes. CSC per box; xxx.
cartons Wv s; No; s. cartons, soda. BE; No,
I 1 assorted cakes. etc. l2aisc: ginger and
Te lemon n.us s1.P. loe per nj pilot bread se Galstta
on Pickles tiobbingl Mixed. Asai per dor. $50:
per doz. 50 Is; ehowchow quarts. per doz.
wooden Sex m R,at ,I per r, sGz sS pickles IN
per 81 sna mixed No 3. per gal 2sc plain No l.
VINEGAR Cobbing,-Bbls. sorr per cal. lie; .o-sr,
saa, ga ss. i2.c; sbbls sosr gal. i5ac osr. &c.,
- JNuninRJ-Smal white, per ID, 34c: pink,
per N. DC; Bayos. per r lie; Lima. per n &C.
ro,9s slobbingl-Japan 54e China SCI Island. SIC:
low 25c a' siee"' Wv ' 80
o, sat uobbinglIirerpooi 5o sacks per ton. $50
American dairy, 0-rb sacks per ton sl7; Coast
mai nsr ground loon sacks per ton 81; 5olb sacks.
pet ton; ss: sb sacks n in bale, 81; s-b sacks.
IN bale. 81; ION sacks q in bale. S.
Miscellaneous.
soap sosp jobbinel-seatts savon, Dos, eoc zoos, 81:
,oo seu.e' Ds Slo; zoos. $40; Gilbert Co.. Dora,
s, Sls; 2os, 65c Corinne. lo0s. s. 90; 3os, Soc
Inaomtts. 2s 81; zoos. A Proctor & Gamble
Ivory; vs., 2S; zoos, 81; CASTLE. white i2alsc per
10. CASTLE. notified, l0c
,, tobacco oohbingl-Plug chewing. Battieax. $50;
1nmax. sec: Star. &c; Horseshoe, sc: spearhead.
soc; f1per Heidsieck. SOC; Scroll Taa SIC: San Tag
per No. o7c; Something Good. &c; hna cut. chewing.
pail IDS b6eo7. so; Seal Of North Carolina, is
per 10 SIC; Is, Tic; Lime Kiln 2-oz &c; ioz. sic
Mastir. o., Zoe; Is, Coo
Paper Uobbingl-Grocers' straw Sc; butchers
straw. 2sc; No 2, Manila, SIC; No l, Manila stc /;
paper bags. less discount list; drab express &C.
-, Bags oobhingl-Grain. per 100. s5.7s: DID, per
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n AND TRADE REVIEW.
,ur SEATTLE MARKETS.

-, With A rush on the markets today.
~. a saiiings for the north has created
tn'arsrv demand for produce OF an kinds.
=, arriving in carloads daily. onlysto be
- ~ - they arrive. The same Is true Of
~ .ssss Perishable stuff is, of course. left
~ minute, and before every boat sails
" r'.b Tor green stuff such as asparagus.
.s,shes. onions and lettuce. Prices are as
Iarsed but especially fine goods viii al.
1919. .ssye the market quotations.
tns Iss,ment Of California goods IL entirely
I'd only local and Eastern Washington
were 10 good demand: Good Hood
uss.,. today brought from $3.50 TO s.. A
asi.ssrt came In from Walla Walla late this
s,most the whole shipment was dis
s.,rss closing time. A shipment Of aspar-
- yery scarce The last shipment has
- enough to sell we'll yet. and although
wss'rsnts are due, they have not arrived
hsayy demand for bananas. Oranges
- ~ roing about as usual
"a srrs are unchanged. Prices continue
N. time Of year. and the market Is still
~. aded fruits and canned goods are being
4 - ia for northern orders. The market
SssAy
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= 70 70
prnCHAsING PRICES.

sspvius prices are being offered 10 the pro-
2 ~ local dealers for delivery in round lots
4 N And In the car at Seattle:
~ M, $500; barley, SIC 50 wheat, chicken
y s1s1k 50 bran, $40; shorts. sil.
yusu sound. ss@i0; Eastern Washington
4, f1sfl7; alfalfa. go per ton.
er,etly fresh ranch. lSa lie
Fresh ranch. ista2oc; creamery, mc.
liza chickens, l3c; live turkeys. lie: tur-
- ersre. l0c; ducks. 81 50d4.
Smh- Choice beef cattle. cows. 4dfac; steers,
xcee sheep its5c; good hogs. live. l4c:
- ~; calves. dressed. large. &c; small.
-, i've, large, ac; small &c.
- ptIts and Wool Heavy sound saited steers.
n Ac; medium. sound. per fb 7ic; light
usdsf Is rs, 7ic COWS. sound, all weights
s,n bulls and oxen. Sc; saited kips, 7c;
~ n, &C.: green hides, 1c less than sailed |;
IN per h. i2c; dry culls. one-third less (:
- -. per NJ 2Sd35o: winter deer, dry, 2Oa
~ deer. iaalsc; dry elk. saloc: green elk.
Step pelts. 2scdSi5O; shearlings. l5,d25c I;
- wsshinston wool. sdi2c; Western Wash
= I'D. Nc: dirty or timber burned. l3a1ic;
~ l4Ac
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Fruit was damaged more than ra. Thought nv
s sss last fost ssri, varieties Of IN kinds .rs
ping badly coioy-Appies and pears are drop
soGthwes. Counties; Ful.on-Eariy STRAWBERRIES
TsToTable week foF grass and grain fieia. too
i nen nVr po.atoss and gardens Kalama-Grpnnd
and fall grain. Spring grain is in fine condition
pi,h muchneeded dry weather has been
siowth has gone steadily forward strswseries are
ow pe' arg and all crops look fine AFFORD Mead
to be South Bend,Peas in blossom 'o' c sry1s
i Tosa well; better than same time last year
rror beaenLCold rains have retarded growth Of
efops ,, somewhat, but conditions are favorable for
Big Big Bend: Mondovi-crops and era. have
mere IS danger Of its falling Crescent-The rain
q the 18th did an immense amount Of good.
could not be better so far Couiee City"Tse
crops aIi ms been cool and has not affected the
,-s SPOKANE Country: Peone-Lisht frost night Of
,rea. DuI not enough TO inture berries An fruit
saneL iWelye hours rain 18th. wettins the
sf0v g1,aa foot deep This nsures splendid crop
Adam. Adams County: Griffith Favorable week for
esserything Splendid rain night Of 18th Fletcher
in two townships: they are here In great mum.
Der, com has gone the same way. but win be
az ga9'An'eo The pear and apple prospect is splen-
Whitman County: Ro~aii.-The rain on the 18th
wheat did not need II
=, WalIa Walia Country: Alpowa-Hrh wind on
the 18TH blew down the alfalfa Strawberries com.
mencing to ripen. Cherries are rpenng along
me snake river. Walia walla-weather favor
sbie Tor all crops and fruits Immense crops Of
berries and fruits Of all kinds expected
fahma Country Parkcr-Everything making
rapid p1gress. Winter wheat headed out Album
dance ~ water for irrigation First crop OF hay
ready in abont ten DAYS
hicsitat: Centerville-An crops making good
growth. Lyle-Winter wheat Is heading. n Il
about feet high. Spring wheat and cats are
coming on all right
G.. n. SALISBURY
Section Director, Seattle, Wash.
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Mails, Tools and Cordnxe.

lots. 7ie SOON lots 7.c; less than 5oo-b lots he
Prepared paints. 5gal cans, 81 i7@lso; lga cans,
nt r. fs'l cans 'l''ai'o' quart cans 'os
Nails, Tools and Cordnge.
Nails tiobbins)-New list, cut steel sos to co..
saws-crosscut. Disston's futile tooth scas5c per
foot; Humboldt ar, and Toledo: S's: Tyes erosseut
steel soc per- foot hand psstons % 'p per f eent
81 per doz sGsvels and spads.-stsei Tsis per- per-
tool 60 per do. p r. an5
per doz. Forks-Hay. IS per cent. OF list Grind.
stones.2A@sc per d. wedges-steel. iosi2c per n.
seses~Howes and Fairbanks' platform, 81 10 and
u per cent OF list Buffalo, 20 and IS per cent, of
list counter. IS per cent. of list; Spoford scales
IS per cent OF list.
Rope ticbbinsl- Manila. ii-inch and larger. lac
sisaI ltinch and larger, 12c l2-thread I21c: and
s-thread iSc; tarrcd iath yarn. sisal. i2c per fo
Tinware- Pieeed, net prices; stamped. IS and 10
Graniteware- IS and % per cent OF.
oakum-Per bale. ss5o@iSo
fence. $3.50. green wire cloth. si75 per 100 square
feet
0isnt-Hercules or Jndson dynamite. 70 per cent.
Ess per- case q 70 Ss q Gef Gent: per case;
stump slso; Golden Pheasant Sporting. s-is Kegs
Sc; Dupont Rifle sportins. 3-iS kegs. 81; Eagle
Duck. rs n kegs, $n per case
,ls so?' chilled dIe shot. MS ~ ~ u.s. guy ''A'''
Fuse-Per i.Ooo double tape. ST. tripis tape So So
Blasting Caps-XNX, sSc per 100
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron uobbingl-sai5 base; Norway iron. Sic
per n.
Iron pipe tjobbinsl Wrought iron. all sizes. black
and galvanized. IS per cent of list
sheet zinc (johhingl-l2c per n
Tinplate tjobhing Charcoal plates bright &c
itx0 SS per box; TX. SIS; charcoal plates,
tsrne. IC aox2s 10; re-dlpped 20x2s SIS
sheet iron tiobbngl-American common, No r.
&c; galvanized, 90 per cent on list.
Single bands-GaSanined. &c per N; black. S7s
Solder tiobhius, Timers haif-and.hnn Csc per n;
extra wipins. Tic
Lumber and Building Materials.
Loss-supcror quality per II. No l FIR, ssa7:
per NJ, state spruce logs s. 30, cedar shnge bolts
81 50d2 rs.
Luinbcr-rir. rough s. 50. thick hnish. surfaced
one or two sides a. 10 and - inches wide SlSa n :
lengths. II 10 IL feet special lengths, 50c per VI
extra one-inrh fnish. si3fls all vertical grain 81
per extra Flooring Dressed and matched sl7
es2i: stock boards s-inch. sssls. loineh s., aais
ie.inch slsala Fencing No. 6inch hnish,
So. No 81 or channel rustic. or drop siding,
weight 2ea MS. siliaii Fir timhcrJoists and
scantling rough. s. sess 5 H. 50 ,osls'
q stleii Bos bosrds~l2,ineh and up SIS
"a shineies, 81 50; standard shingles. 81 10: l.
inch finish H. Ii and 10 feet. sEss3l; thick finish.
sssSS6: cedar squares. 7. s. and 10 feet. ssi@5o;
KIN dried. 81 In advance 81 green. Drayage sc
Cement tiobbng) Portland, n. II. &. N.iS;
Lane Cjabbins Roche HArbor. 81 60: san Juan.
Plaster ciobGnsl Golden Gate per barrel s. a5
plaster Hair ti0hhingl Washed. 81 20 per sack.
washed. $40 Per sack
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THE WOOL MARKET.
Boston.

BOSTON. May 2,The wool market continues
dull and sales confined to small lots The
volume Of business Is low and prices arc largely
nominal. Compared with few weeks ago. the
market is weaker and there would be quite free
sellers at prices that Of the manufacturers
were then inclined to bid. The buyers have also
reduced their ideas and the market s far apart
as Territory woods slow, and where SIC
was asked few weeks ago for fine medium and
fine, 5Ats5c Is the nearest prioe today.
Quotations: Montana and Dakota. fine me-
dum and fine. lgd2oc; secured sisple 5sdsoc
Utah and Wyoming fine medium and hne i7aisc
secured, bSn55c; medium. Dazzle: scoured. iedisc
Australian secured basis spot prices, comhing
superine. nominal. sas7c: good. scassc
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO Arrived May 2 str Mat
teawan. from Tacoma; stf H1mboldt, from seat
tie: ~ Umaiilla from victoria str Narteld.
from Oyster haIbor Sailed str Wellington. frum
ChemAnus bk Coryphens. frlm Bus'ol bay, str
HoN0IuIT~ sailed May g. bstn kliEitat, for
Port ToNusend.
VALPARAISO Arrived, MAY q Br 81 ClArs-
mAnniushre Br 81 Edenhallymoge, from Port.
lAnI Or
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Bread stu rs.

LONDON, May 2.wheat eargoes on passage
rather easier: cargoes Wala Wala, SIS English
country markets quiet
LIVERPOOL, May H.-Wheat steady Wheat and
-four in Paris quiet, French country markets quiet.
Wheat-Spot. steady; No l. California. e. 14dd
g I'd; No, ! Northern spring. IS Old Futures dull
July. IS sd September IS Sd
Corn-Spot. steady; American mixed. new. Is.
Futures quiet. May nominal. July, IS I'D: Sep
tember, IS l0d
Receipts Of wheat during the past three DAYS,
Of corn during the past three days. 1874 500 centals
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO, May 2.-Cattle-Recepts, 2.oon head
Market generally steady. Poor to prime steers, Sd
So poor to medium. 81 259i 80; selected feeders
81 2s9s 10; mixed stockers. s. sal %; cows 50 2o9
SO heifers, s.. 2Sa5,l5: Gamers, s2.iA63 81 bulls
strong SGi %: calves strong, s. soTs S. Texas fed
steers steady. sid5 30; Texas bulls hrm s. Z5a3T5.
Hogs Receipts today, l6 600 head: tomorrow. D 900
left over. 2,5o Active, 5di0c higher; top. S52l;
mixed and butchers s. 05d5 S2i good to choice
heavy. 81. 2od5 M: rough heavy, s.. o5d5l5 light
S5.05d5 20; bulk Of sales. s. 2ed5.30
sheep-Receipts, HOO head Sheep and lambs
active and strong. Good 10 choice wethers. S. l06
S No. fair choice mixed 81 soa5. IS; Western sheep
S. 1906 10; yearlings S. 25d5 So native lambs 81 90
df.9; Western lambs. s6d7 30; spring lambs. a75B
500.
Omaha.
OMAHA. May -Cattle-Receipts 500 head
Market strong Native beef steers, 81 iad5 40: cows
and heifers. 50 e0di IS: Gamers 81 5N3 80 stockers
and feeders, 70ds 25 calves, $3d7 bulls and stays
Sd4 20. -
Hces-Receipts, l0ioo head Market active
Heavy s. 1905 %: mixed IS. 05a5 10 light, ssd5 10;
bulk OF sales, S OSa5.i0
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head. Market steady Fair
TO choice natives s. 25d5 50; fair to choice West
erns 81. 75a5. Is; common to choice sheep. 81. $685.
lambs, s.. 5otd7 10.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland Or. May e. 1900.
Increasing cloudiness stationary temperature.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRI
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

movements " vessels
SEATTLE Arrived MAY =. str Rosecans. FROM
Tacoma SIR piiiE0. fun skagaaY sailed. May
frr san Francisco
SAN FRrNCfSCp- sailed. Nav = " Cory.
l.aege for RrstA hsv; aimr Wellington. for the
main,l. Auitcd MAY =. .u Matteawan. FROM
racsna Str Warhsd HNmbiAat. from seattle
FORT TOW NSEND- PAs@st up. MAJ =. steam
slhacuer &c m ATtd CLd - Antenetta.
bk Sauame schr lizzie Vance ~ quarantine.
s.hrx Mania and cessna NAEcc n bar schT
Conapecr shlps F~tanA Isaac Rcd aud AmerrA
has Len T. Burgess and TniwAllart
FORT CRESCENT Ma . Fart clopay. liShl
ueat utnA IN straits
PORT TOWNSEND Arrived Nav z bkn
klktal from Hosailm. Fortuna. frosn Quar-
kutlna
FORT LUDLOW sailed Msy g-Ger go Pcra
cart T.schne. ~ p1t' HAteley 20 campiets
cargo 4 de,k plank sus Hamburg