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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 2s.-Cstle-Receipts $500 head.
Steady to shade lower. Butchers stock steady 10
weak Natiyes-Best on sale today. two carloads,
at &.s5: good to prime steers. sSa5.70; poor to me
dium. 1904, 90 selected feeders, 81 40d5. 10; mixed
stockers. S.I5a4. Is; cows. choice. steady, weak, Sa
$50; heifers, s.. Za5,to Gamers, s.. 1905: bulls,
Texas bulls, So. Is.
H~ogs-Receipts, 1900. Opened strong. closed
easier. Top, S.5; mixed and butchers. s5a5 IS
good TO- choice heavy. S5.l5d5.E; rough heavy. s.
oslo light. A.s5a5. Is; bulk Of sales. s. i5a5. 20
sheep Receipts. 5000. Sheep and lambs. active.
l0a9Oc higher. Good to choice wethsrs, s5d5. 50
fair TO choice mixed. 81 ioa4. as: Western sheep, 81 IS
d5i5; yearlinss. S.5ee; native lambs. ssa7 IS
Western lambs. sea7 IS; spring lambs. S.7sa7.@.
omaha
OMAHA. May 9--Cattle-Reccipts. $50 head.
Market steady. Native beef steers. 81 .i0a5. IS: cows
and heifes. s. .sa4. co; Gamers. s. sS3. 20; stockers
and feeders, s. .T5ai.G rs; calves, ssa7: bulls and
stays. Sd4. e.
Hogs Receipts, 1890 head. Market Sc lower
Heavy. .0a5; mixed. $50; light, 81. ssa4. 20; bulb
Of sales, $3.50.
sheep-Receipts. 3.G0 head. Market steady. Fair
to choice natives, s.. l5a5 20; fair to choice West.
erns, 81 6od5 20; common to choice sheep, 81 Na5I
lambs. S.. 20d6.@
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. MAY e9-Nheat opened Ann July a
shade over Yesterday. At 6dsse5c, on the strength Of
caiI-.. Liverpool quoting futures III higher and
Paris r~auortins an advance Of ! cent peg pushed
The armnus was Of thogt duration. for the North
w~t uuorted moderate rains. with a prospect II
more IL he same needed article. while Budapest
and Behiu were weak These conditions sent 1alJ
down 10 sssc. The crop news from all winter wheat
~, lions kansas and the adjoining regions In The
southwest excepted were q the most Clowns char
artsr The indian crop was aid to be Threatened
with almost total destruction, and the Ohio -
polts uesc nearly a. gloomy. Later 10 the day
shorts covered On reports 81 Arputh and cold wealth
er in France and because 4 the untAtorahle do
n.est,c report. nenuouei In this way most q the
wheat sali e4riy was rcpgrchased, aud july rallied
o. Sc. closing am. .ptc over yesterday. at @tc
The strruAth Developed tS corn wAs also q SUP
port
There VAS a large local trade in ceFr, and prices
were hiEivt C4llcs were higher. the weather was
c.G-ae.cd too wet. country acccptAnces were small
ami there Wa an IMPROVE mcut in the cash business
J4Ir closed Hum lHAc cvcT Yesterday.
ua.. wore ls,st tut nrm. uuder the leadership q
o.r4. ana braase q fair cash demand July eiosed
q spade u'.f v~.-i.tiaf
rr4le ia pla,.,au. was q a very quiet order. but
p.au Nrf, Nrh maintained as there VA a good
shpIiaE demand TEt h-t ugtned a shade lGWrf.
aud antg hl.t.s-ius Fihin very narrow Hmits clos
"a stead, IuY tafS 90 lower, lad unchanged snd
Thr VA te uo ,tpioa Of Tie Board Of Trade
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US; Monroe. unsweetened. S.; Economy. MS;
Sauces tiobbins)-w small. Der dor.
e25; medium. Sis; large. $3.50.
syrups uobhing)-Drips bbls. per gal. sc: dnps,
l,sal tins. per case. A75; dhps. sgai tins, $40
oaiiornia d1ps. ssai tins. per case, SIS; New
pie, Log cabin. lgal tins. per doz, tlf; 4gal tins,
per doz. E.5; 5gai jackets. $50; Hins. l-gal scans.
per dog, $3.50; +sal cans. 50; quart bottles. $:
pms. VIZ; isai jackets, SIS; ssai tins. "; fbhis.
Jellie d0bhins,-aen pals, Coo; 0-n pals. each.
81; california, IN cans. 2 doz in case. per doz'
Crackers Go~bbing,-soda. T.. &c per ID; ssdss
a1X. DC; sodas. X, ! boxes, 45c per box Xxx;
cartons. xxx. 0c; oyster. 5se; Boston butter. &c;
,umbles. assorted cakes. etc. l2al6e; ginger ana
lemon snaps. ioc per n; pilot bread. Sic; Gaiet'a'
Pickles Oobbing, Mixed, Agai. per doz. $50;
quarts per doz. SIS; chow-ehow, quarts. Per ooz =
wooden kegs, mixed and plain, sOc each: teoi,,'
pasn ana mixed. No. 3. per gal. &c; plain NJ 3"
Vinegar iobbing)-Bbls. so-gr. per gal. lie; iogr.
P Pg,, ga s T.. i2se; tbbl'. 'Osr. per gal, pie; a"sr' i"'
Beans jobbing,-sman white. per ib. sc; pink
per 10, &c; Bayos. per n. dc; Lima, per n, &C. at.
nlee oobbingl-Japan, sic; China. &c; Island ef'
Dried peas dobbingj~Fieid. green. Sic; fed, yell
Salt c%obbing, Liverpool, SON sacks. per ton, sisa
background. looib sacks. per ton. 50; 5oib SACKS
ber ton, 70; 3.b sacks. Y in bale. g; BID SACKS
" IN bale. 81; 1o-ro sacks. . in bale. 81.
Miscellaneous.
soap Gohbine)-seattie ssvon. 2s. Coo; zoos. 81
Electric aOs,. Nlo; zoos. $40; Gilbert Co. Dora.
iss, Sl5; 2s. csc; CodDne. zoos. $50; 9s. SOC
rabbits. as. 81; zoos. 81; Proctor & Gamble's
dvory, as. SEQ; zoos, 81; CASTLE, white. Galse per
ID: CASTLE. mottled, loo.
Tobacco Oobbingl- Plug chewing. Battlesx. see;
Climax, sc; Star, &c; Horseshoe, iec; spearhsad'
i6c; Piper Heidsieck, 6sc; Scroll To SIC; San Tag.
per h. sc; Something Good. &c; ane cut, chewing
pail, lGs. s. soar so: Seal Of North Carolina. Il,
per No. SIC; Is. lie; Lime Kiln, 2oz. &c; foz. ele;
Mastiif, L.. Zoe; Is. 60c.
Paper tjobbing)-Grocers' straw. Sc; butchers
straw, 2ic: No. 2 Manila, SIC; No. !. Manila. &c
paper bags, less discount list drab express, itc.
Bags Gobbing)-Grain. per 100. ISIS; old. per
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON, NAV 29,-The American Wool ard Cot
ton Reporter will say Thursday:
There is still no improvement 10 he noted in the
previously noted has been intensified with the mar
ket in as nearly a state of complete stagnation as
IL is possible to conceive it, The mills are pursu-
ing the strictly hand-to-mouth policy in the pur-
chlsirg Of wool. because Of the quietness Of. the
goods trade and the uncertainty as to the style of
goods which will be in demand for the coming light
weight season. In the territories stiff prices are
being paid for the new woods, when there is any
business done. but growers ideas as a whole are
still considerably above the ideas OF Eastern pur-
chasefs.
The sales Of the week In Boston amounted to l.
075g0 pounds domestic and 5000 pounds foreign.
making = total OF l.l50.0M pounds. against a total
Of 2,353.e0 for the previous week and a total of
i,4S5,00O for the corresponding week last year. The
sales since January / amount to 81, i6e, 800 pounds.
against leo, &c 500 pounds for the corresponding time
last YEA.
There has been no improvement in the wool mar
ket here this week. Prices have been made simply
to get immediate necessities. The territory woods
meet with slow sale, with prices nominal. Fleece
woods are hfeless, about all the demand being for
quarter blood grades. Quotations;
Territory and Dakota fine medi-
um, leG50c; secured, 55c; staple. Sc. Utah and
Wyoming fine medium and fine. E@1sc; secured. 81
d55e; staple. 5fg5sc. Idaho fine medium and fine.
l6al7c; secured. Nd55c; medium, 2Na2lc; secured, "a
@isc.
Australian-Scoure basis. spot prices, combing
supeThne, nominal at slQe7c; good, 5Rds2c.
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NEW YORK MARkE
General Quotations.

NEW YORK, May y. Receipts. &,Ef bar
rels. exports. 1911 barrels. Market steady.
Wheat Receipts. l32. 80 bushels; exports, soo37
bushels. Spot nrm: No. ? red, Nsc, T. o. b; Tic,
elevator. options opened hun, at an advance of !
ale on better cables and foreign buying. following
further reports Of damage aud shortage OF French
wheat crop. Later prices eased of. closing un-
steady. May closed Tie; July closed Iae; septem-
Der closed tlc.
Wuol-Dul
Iiops-Steady, .
Coffee Options closed steady. at net unchanged
prices to s points advance. Sales. ll,0o bass, inelud'
INK September. Tsc; october, 1866: November,
1850; December. : IL. Spot Rio, firm. No. I In
voice. re. Mild. steady; Cordoys, salSsc.
sugar-Raw. strong. fair refining, lS2e: eentrit-
usal, p6 tost. 4ll-Sac. Refined. firm. Granulated.
5, loc; cut loaf. $500
Visible supply of Grain.
NEW YORK, May Especial cable and teie-
graphite dispatches 10 Bradsteet's indicate the fol-
loving changes in available supplies last Saturday
Wheat-uuitcd states and Canada. east OF the
Rockies. decreased 2.l7i.O0 bushels.
Aaoat for aud In Europe, decreased 10000 bushels.
Total supply decreased 3Gi.W0 bushels.
Contributed states and Canada. east 81 the
Rockies. decreased 5.0i9, 900 bushels.
~Oats-Unitcd states and Canada. east OF the
Rockies. increased $4,000 bushels.
The sgsregate stock Of wheat held at Portland,
or. and Tacoma and Seattle, Wash, decreased TO-
0N bushels last week
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MARINE NEWS.

NANAtMO-sai'cd May y. Robert Adsrnson: Toy
ssn rrsurt<,c. ~ psr.meta. for Lahainia, II l.
OYSTER HAkBCR Sailed. MAY e. str Universe.
for Saw TWncitcc.
san fVANC.sCo~ huired. NAV =, str Bristol.
Sailed. str Arrats. Tor Coos bay; hstn Retriever. for
Faft Htfhoek
NNNAIAfO. Is C Arrived. NAV n tus Meteor.
tcn san Francesca. Said. Mas =. for unAlAska.
sHSNGHAI-In por'. Mas & Br str NithsiAle.
uo%SKoNG-In port. ApTl =. Ger ss Robert
HiOGO In rori. May IL. Ger N Robert Rick
mts Gar Oregon
FIrFrvo0p Arrived. May y, Br 81 Waterloo,
SYpNEI- Arrived. Mas 8 By str MiowerA. from
Y ufOuNur
FORT LUDLOW Sailed. MAY p, schr ChA1enx.
e. cant. Andersen. FOR san Francisco, With a cargo
u 400 40 fee u inmher
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PRICES.

hucvfse prices are being offered TO the pro
Z ~ local dealers for delivery In round lots
= hi and In the car at Seattle:
s..0sts. yfsdD; barley. $3.50; wheat. chicken
ussl6 Do. bran, SO: shorts, s11.
-Purst sound. 500; Eastern Washington
a, staff; alfalfa, $3.50 per ton.
E~-strictiy fresh ranch, lsalic.
9r-Ffzh ranch, lsn 2oc: mn mc.
~tv4Iivs chickens. l3c; live turkeys. Hc: tur-
q. eeee, Zoe; ducks. 81. 5Ndf.
. atoct beef cattle. cows. sd4ic; steers.
hdrs sheep. 4+d5ci good hogs. live, &c;
tssed. &c; calves. dressed. large. &c; small.
~. live. large, ic. small. &c.
- p,hs and wool-Heavv sound salted steers,
Z h, sie; medium. sound, per N. Tie; light,
utsr IS Ms. TIC; cows, sound. all weights.
das. bulls and oxen, &c; sailed hps, 7e:
81 n, &c: green hides, lc less than sailed
t3esL rer n. he; dry culls, one-third less
" Ar. per n. tsd35c winter deer. dry. 2Na
spsrT deer, l2dlec: dry elk, edl0c; green elk.
sheen pelts. 25c@$i5 50; shearlings. l5a25c.
~ Washington wool. sdi2c; Western Wash
4 vol. 1sc; dirty or timber burned. 13aiic.
aaIi..
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WEEKLY CRoP BULLETIN.

Seattle, May ~. 100.
Ifo;,el S,,tpa DEPARTMENT Ut agriculture. climate
AID ryon h0u.tip m the weather bureau, Washing
tns s~'1f.n for Inc week ending MAY p. 1900
uaayv Nsathrr and minstnrms with cool weather
$50 -, "a Show. Win coaa weather and light
80 mai NJ the eastern dstricts There has been
~ ,oe mveh wn aud not enough suushiue tr
,r,xtk In me western section. while week has been
N" IN, .,orr,. ~ thc gi and 18th fight trusts
WIG . ,nI al r,nrei tendcr vegetable. u tie
~ @r .ertien ana hsh winds damaged hons seuie-
- q, ysti,,e resniy Hattae has been DELAYED
W. q, Vskim, and khekttat a~slulirA.
% !" @en..,rs,ee n excessive rains and cloudy
~, Ia hsginnirg fo MAKE its arpearaute
NVatn' - Safs ran wheat is sr.uius 50
III -. -, H. a,nrer Of m falling befansharrest
s,-S,s ,,brat IL reported 81 excellent e~uudttau ia
~ ,hs5, ready 10 harvest Cl5esf
az A'Iy'Ni ~ v.s,c,n es.fisp. and eifalfs 4fi.
Y ~ nt"t" y, \" vasi,o, ,rs,ttv when th, weather
AtHs N"i -. .-,.a, h nsw veu on ana
''ag nt ~ ,snen in tbe earlier localities
G.e'aes nN'c go" srstv
tae lNt@'" t'"F F"
Rcports ana
~ nj Nf.tt.v Chm, are doing well. but a
,tt,N ,st, .,,tfs psi hunt Fruit Is iu Gnt+iaa
, D.sl.. tesl with hish winds Fast
|etI.,t =, ra, r.,fat.ss Ctufs i1ak sen
tr, Ia. ..vn gr,ia p,,.ls raiu C1csccut The pleas
AT 5.io.k '@sntuues cSccpt that the s%Iuigfel
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-, reasonably good today on Western
On account Of the fact that there are
ssurss for Nome, there Is not such a
psnlt and produce. City and out-of-tovn
sseyer. provides a good market for fruit
eLs.. vers fairly plentiful today. The stock
rs,ss condition, but although they went
Z ~ morning, In the afternoon the demand
me market closed weak. at $50. II the
~ warm weather keeps up, II viii be but
10 until the market Is glutted, and
m drop away down.
= I'D slowly today. although the last ship
n eood condition. Offerings were plenti-
y snatSc a box, with few takers. Cali
is~des al nearly done for this year. and
- expected in almost any day.
y ~ in good demand. Owing to the great
q California fruit, the price Is kept up
notch. Out-oftown orders arc large.
~ IN heavy demand, with n fair supply
n, rod condition,
"a nroduce markets remain unchanged.
~ demand for all commodities. A few
n noted in hardware prices.
I'LL
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange rerorts the taIlovfaE;
SEATTLE Arrived. Nav 3 str Tacoma. from
T..cna ~ Fsfau8r from @saFvAy s&iiei May
> or San Bias. fT Nome. Msy y Wsla Walla.
- san F-sncisra Arrived. MAJ =. strs Urzstilia
AID Vilrr-a FROM San Francesca
san FRANUisC0-Autud Msy 2 schr Glen-
AL from Ttsoma. Mas y str Bristol schr TdA
s-Snassr. fum Poyt Camille. Sailed. May =. sr
Wa-htsuav for TtraUa
PORT TpWNSENp-Msv .. schF Arthur r rut
~. rudlsf head damaged dcckioaa gone Ar7v-
Ell sr Euersia, fum san Francisco Senator in
Ro.hl Road Sailed Us p IN sT tmsti1A. for
Sr,f,ie. AIS p M. -fr Valencia fer Seattle
FORT CRESCENT MAY - Clouds hght vest
u1a3 in strait Passed 100. tins Tyee with a bktn
sri A fyur mAstcd schooner in TOW, "a ? n pE
Tacoma. Night. S p m
oTFENsrowN-Artyea MY D. Br sh Glen
t-apulco- Arrived. MAY ls Br tx Low WOOD
1T TTNfS~fn port April 5. Ger 81 wnAslnina, for
Puget sound -
Sroken-In latitude : aeE north l~ongitade =
sss Eest. RI "a LnuhgoWshirs. from Antwerp. for
TacguA
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadatuMs.

B~readatuMs.
SAN FRANCISCO. May @.-wheat. no sales.
Barley. inactive. Oats. quiet.
Spot quotations were:
wheat-shipping. No. 1. SOC: choice. sc; milling.
92Aae6ie.
Bariey-Feed, s7aa7oc; brewing. T7sasoc.
Oats-Gray Oregon. sl.o7Aal. 10; milling. 81. l09
LIZA; red. slal.D p.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, %. Isl; wheat, centals. $3.50;
barley, centals. $50; oats. centals. 40; Oregon, 40
sacks, 70; hay. tons. 9i2; wool. bales. ~; hides.
number. Sal.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Observation-Disclosures. sl7e2o; bran. 81. 5odis.5o
Hay-wheat. 50 5oaio: wheat and oat, ssas. so
best barley, 81; alfalfa, Ssa7 stock, nominal; COM
pressed wheat, sT@lo; straw. per bale, 25a4oc.
Potatoes River Burbanks, Ssa6sc; Oregon Bur-
banks, 9d75c.
vegetables- ~Cucumbers, slai. Is; green peas. Nca
81; string beans, Ss5c per NJ; tomatoes. i5easl.25
box; asparagus. gcasl.6
Frit-Navel oranges, 81. Na3; Mexican lines. "a
al. 50: common California lemons. 81; choice Cali
fornia lemons, 80; bananas, s1.0e3. pine
Butter-Fancy creamery. lc seconds. l79lTic:
fancy dairy, leal7c; seconds. li@l5ic.
Cbeese-New. sastc; Young America, e@atc; East
efn, ls4aiTc; Western. nominal.
Eggs-Store, Ial3ic; fancy ranch. leic; Eastern.
nominal
@12c; old ROSTERS, s. .50ai. so; young r~oosters. sol
small broilers, s2a2. so; large hroilors, Aa4: flyers.
siai SO; hens, stai. 80; old ducks. sie5; geese, 81
CLIO.
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring-Nevsda, ll9isci Eastern Oregon.
iOpi5c; valley Oregon. lsdac. Fall-Northern noun
tain lambs, l0sl2c; mountain lambs. s@loc; San
joaquin plains, iAa lbc.
Hops-Crop Of 1893. lldl3c.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-No sales; cash, ac.
Rariey-inactiye; December. &C.
Corn-Large yellow. 81 i5Gl ia.
co 60 20
NEW YORK MARKETS,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The DiiIer.

~
I. r. Snow, silver Crk. ]. r.. Merriss, Highlands.
Mrs j. d Franklin. skykA. NJ DALEY. Kent.
timer 4 ssi9soH sss s@SSSmA- Mr.. F Pe,lf,' San r 4ei
" L, Miaturn. whatcm. I r; Breaqeman; Denr.
Moses Morris. snohouh. I. =. Murphine. stanwd.
!. Rockwell. coupeTiile' A $ Yaw, MinnesplA
+ Jennings. Van ASSET W. PaNous, fonia.
j. Chisholm. woolley T H. Huddlestou. Seattle
r. l. savage. Point No z John Einarscn. Norman.
Z z g " rs MsAf In AS no, :. 5oae., NiuaS as5
John irvine. virsiSia. + J Evan. Mas,iiion.
John Buser. san Fran. byron II Evans. do.
VIM. Armstrong. Los An. II. A. Do Long, Minnsap.
+. a. Blackbufn. San III II, Brasdoa. Victoria
The Brunswick.
w. II. Maioney. Everett Miss Q F. Armstrong.
MAN Whsan; c,ty nliss. ru5yargn
= : Il O' WHIT Suite. y. il. raiehard. rs@an
Tho" n FosPi.. ca Ss y \ N n EGsss' S &c.
4. II. snider. Pptland- \. r Gandreau. Fuyaip.
A NJ Manning Joliet Geo / Ross Do
Mr.. \. Ra4.d.le. spoER il. LaeSsmsn' san r..
4. F. sprasns. san Franz. 7. T%oarstto. Helena
The View England.
II Faugh. y Diamond Mn. A. johnson. San 2.
G. Rsshy, 20 John AtA1ley, DO
"a smith. Oak Hafbor. g. p Bhyd. DO.
". Lang. 90 VIM borshtftF. AaFysTL
o Beaten. Cts. y u NlEst, Tacoma.
A. Pearson. Botheh r. y MCise, do
THEY do not propagate the Eagle
Brand transplanted Eastern oysters.
Good the year round.
EYEGLASSES perfectly at,ed. Miss
wilzinski. IL Cherry.
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Flaxseed-No. !, $50; No. 1 Northwestern. S.so.
Timothy + 81 20.
Mess ork-Per barrel. $40. I5al1.3.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. 81. 70a6 s24.
Short ~Ribs-Sides. loose. Sc. s5d6.s5
shoulders-Dry salted. boxed. 6td6lc.
Short S~ides-Clear, boxed. 81. edT.
Whisky-Basis Of high wines, So
Sugars-Cut loaf. 6.osc; graduated. 5.52e: con-
fectioners' A, 5.4sc; of A, 5.33c.
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klckitat Country: Bingen-Showers have brought
having 20 a s~tandstin, but grain. corn, potatoes.
som. cherries are ripe. centervile"Pavorab week
Tor grain. High winds first Of week. Lyle-Straw-
oelT,es about an ripe; Cherries ripenins. A good
alfalfa will be cut next week. High winds have
done no damage to crops.
Lower Sound: Anseortes-Everythins appears TO
ne growing well. including weeds. Fruit Of all kinds
ioosing well. Strawberries beginning to ripen. More
sunshine would benefit them. Lookout-Grass is the
U my thing that shows much growth, and high
WINGS nave lodged much Of Ii. Much Of the apple
sop Is raining from the trees. Prairie--Strong wind
injured the fruit and berry bushes. Fredonia-Rains
nave brought the crops forward in splendid shane.
Fruit was damaged but very. little by late frosts'
Meadows all look fine. L~opez-Cloyer and early meas
IN bloom Prospects for good crops have never been
Upper Sound: Enumclaw-Rain and cold weather
retarded growth Of all crops and DELAYED work
nay ifost z.th hurt all tender vegetation. Union
Ihsy. potatoes and grain growing well; rather cool
for gardens. Columbia-C Continued eioudy weather
blanehing vegetation badly. Strawberries not ripen.
ing Tor want Of sunshine. Observation-Disclosures yery
unfavorable all the past week for any Kind ~ farm
work. Severe windstorm broke down fruit tres.
Nashon-Ihe rain and winds have lodged some clover
Heavy wind on sd blew much fruit of the trees.
Strawberries are beginning to ripen, but need more
sunshine Heavy storm on 18th caused damage to
fruit and blew down hop vines and many poles.
Grass and pastures are In splendid condition.
Southwest Counties: A~mbJy-Exoessive rains and
high winds aere unfavorable TO all crops and lodged
Baldwin apples falling of badly. Barberton-Swales
badly Hooded; upland crops all right. Claqusto-
There is danger Of rust hurting winter wheat and
oats. unless the rain stops soon. The ground is too
wet to work hops or other chops. Etna-winter
wheat heading: spring grain making rapid growth.
Cherries and pears nearly all dropped of. Kalama-
Heavy wind on 18th tangled grass in bad shape for
moving Cherries are beginning to ripen. Messy
rock-Grass and grain are looking well. Potatoes
are mostly all up.
q. N. SALISBURY.
Section Director, Seattle, Wash.
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wonder why 1 have cured to stay eued more than 200 eaHs Of YARfcoCELn
During the past 10 months Under my Treatment tho patient Improves, n.
the very beginning Al pair Instantly ceases Soreness ad swelling quick
UAhsde The pools sasnht blood are forced from the dlatd veins.
tons OF disease aud weakness vanish completely and forever. and in Their
ront manhood
s~ cure to stay cured forever Structure. syphnue Blood Poison. I'm
dies aone I have earnestly devoted my whole professional e
II you cannot call at my nice write m your symptoms fully. My ONE
treatment BY correspondence 10 always sucesfuL Nj counsel "a free al
saGeay conh1ennh. and ! give each patient legal contract In writing to
hold for my promise Address
e. M. RADCLIFFE. M. D.. 7 Seattle. a'rs. s s.::.'
once hourss = q. ma to u y. nj sundays D "a 4. tn D. m.
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On the produce exchange today the butter market
was steady; creamery. l5alslc; dairy. l3tGI7c.
Cheese-Steady s4aglo.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. llkc.
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Cash Quotations.

Four-stoAly.
WheAt-No. 3 spIing S3as5tc; No. Z red, nc.
Corn-No. ? ~S.tGSac. No. , yellow, SaaEic.
Oats-No 2. a4l2Io; No. , White, 2sG24iei No
5 white. z493i.c.
Rye-No. :, Sc.
B~arley-Good feeding, sssei fair 10 choice mailing.
SSilsS -
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FRESH Columbia river Chinook salmon
shsd. shad roe. halinut. sole. cod. clans,
crshs Eagle brand fresh oysters. fine
nouitrv and game. at Morgan oyster Com
many. 1905 Second VENUE
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Local Report- Maximum temperature. ~ degrees
minimum. Is. mean. So. mostly clear. No rain dur
ins the past twentyfouT hours
GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


Breadstuns
LIVERPOOL. May @.-Wheat. steady. Wheat In
Paris steady. Flour In Paris firm.
Wheat spot dull: No l California. 6s ld9es ID
No. ! Northern spring. IS 9sd. Futures steady; july.
IS sad September, IS sd.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed. new, IS lid.
Futures quiet: July. IS Odd; September, IS Odd.
% % %
THE WEATHER.
FORECAST o WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or. May q, 1900.
Generally fair; stationary temperature
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRl.
CULTURE, BUREAU.
DAILY
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|KEI AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, May %, 1900.
Al the Seattle. Tacoma and Portland
ts,ses today we're:
~Clearances. Balances.
..S203,013 IA $44,s72 30
2ls, $40 90 77,3is %
;" 35,si7M 90.sm 90
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THE DISEASE-An enlargement Of the
veins surrounding the spermatic
cord. a twisted. knotted, wormy
like or swollen appearance Of the
scrotum.
THE CAUSE Sometimes ~seiftoliutioa.
but often blows. falls. strains. cx-
eessive horseback or bicycle riding.
the EFFECT AT times A dull, heavy,
dragging pain in small 81 back. cE-
tending down through loins into the
parts, low spirits. weakness Of body
and brain. nervous debility. partial
or complete loss OF sexual power,
and often failure OF general health.
the CURE IL you are a victim OF ,his
dire disease. come TO my once and
let me explain to you my process
OF treating IL. You will then not
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WAGNER concert this afternoon. Mad
ieSp Park Pavilion.