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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
BITS OF GAlETY

The guests 81 the Wilson boarding
house viii give "a dancing party on
Tuesday night, the ISM. IN LittlcH
hall.
Mrs X. q. Yerkcs entertained n few
friends last evening at hor home, 70s
East Union street PING pong was
the feature Of the evening.
Aias JEANNE achaner aud Mrs. J.
iIoughton EdmundH win give oon-
cert "wednesday night March 49, In
Cermnnia halt Many well known
mpHiciara win take part iu the pro.
Fiam.
The celtic club win give "a banquet
Monday night az the ainior-Grand
cafe.
4 pretty party viii be given we'd
nesdny night. the 10th of March Ia
Littic'a hall The sraif in So charge
Of notar Of the people who live on the
old Naiuier hotel and largo number
Of their friends are looking forward
60 a very enjoyable time
Mrs. A. Levy and Mrs ! Cooper
| gave a dinner party Thursday night
az ii0i Minor avenue, IN honor Of
Z MIR and Mrs. A. Davis Of salt Lake
, city. Covers were laid for ~.
The HIhcrnian society viii give "A
bail Monday night Of next week IN
Armory hall. Great preparations are
being made FOR this arair Wagner
VIII furnish the music.
Court Elliot nay. No. -. Fortstcrs
niwht ~ g. PatrickH day To Now
Oils han. South Seattle.
The aid society 81 the Madison NJ
I y. church gave an al home Thursday
night al ihc residence ~ Mrs Rake
mon on Madison street and TWEEN
I lieth avenue.
Seattle sanctuary. No. a. shep.
herds ~ America gave a stag smo-
kfr last night az Forestrrs halt. as
I First avenue.
Great preparations are being made
I Tor ball 90 be given on March 81 IN
the Armory han for the ben~nt Of
/ the Labor temple
The Couilon club has issued invi-
tationa for a dance % DO given IN
Littlc'a hall on Thursday night next
Tho ladies u Court Excelsior. No
/ OF. ~ the Forusteru ~ America. gave
I "a social ThurndTy evening at ihrir
/ hail. SIS FIRST avenue. The evening
! was pleasantly Hpen, IN games and
music and dainty Refreshments were
J served
! The dedication ~ Dunlap hall took
plscs on Thursday evening A short
I program wus rendered after which
/ refTtshmeuts were served
/ The young ladies % the Alpha 90
! roriiy % the university have issued
Invitations Tor dance ~ the queen
Anne club houa@ on April
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ENTERTAINED AT
OLYMPIC HALL

Tho cooks and walters gave an on.
tertainment al Olympic han last
night. which cxcelled any previous
effort made I'm this direction by local
union No. 100
An excellent musical and literary
program had been arranged which
vas carried out to the utmost Hatls-
faction OF n crowded house.
After the program was over re-
Treatments were served.
The big feature Of the evening was
the banner presentation 20 the union
by Mrs. Eugene Smith, wife OF the
retiring president Of union 1870.
-
The Star n the only paper In Seat
tie that dares TO print the news. 1t
should be the paper IN which 20 nd
vertise your wants"
==----sas---
Fletcher d Carpenter. realty bar
gains only,
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HELEN GOULD
TO Y. M. C. A.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE new
naval branch ~ the Young Menu
Christian association IN Brooklyn IL
nov complcted and Will De ready
FOR occupancy within a few days.
This branch - the Y. ~. G. A. owes
liH existence % Mss Helen Gould.
no gave $4,000 for ita creation.
The building 10 the nnest 81 -
kind 90 the country. ~ Is club
and hotel IN one. and iis principal
feature Nili he It's magnificent roof
gardens There vii be shooting gal
lcrles. hot and cold water plungea. a
dining room. library. auditorium, a
lecture room and the class and club
rooms. together with vast dorml,ory
accommodations.
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JOCKEY CLUB

NEW ORLEANS. la. March is
Everything IL in readiness for the
opening on Monday % the spring
meeting ~ tho new Louisiana Jockey
club. During the present week the
stables have hllod with some Of the
tastes, horses In the country. and
With favorable weather the meeting
should prove one % the most cue
ccssfui ever held In tho South. The
event % the opening day vii be the
ST. patriek'H Day handicap. for g.
ycar-oids and upward. at a mile and
a EIHfnnnth
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KING ESCAPES

LONDON. March iS-SeRs has
Just reached lisbon that King Cara.
land. who was captured ana rHiled
TO the Azores in 1895. after a severe
CONFLICT with the Portuguese forces
In East Africa under Major Munh,no
q Albuquerque. has made his escape.
II ~ supposed he IL on board a for
eiwn steamer on route for Lorenzo
Marques. and hia Disappearance has
caused some conformation
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MlLBURN

NEW YORK. March ib.--John q
Milburn % Bunaio. Ia whose house
President Mckinley was tsrtieriy
cared FOR after being morialiy
wounded hy tho assassin CxolroHE
IL a Democrat 81 sufficient prumi.
hence 20 be thought Of by the New
York Democracy as a candidate for
governor, and several papers dis
cuss the matter cditoriRlly today
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Fletcher d Carpenter. realty bar
gains only. -.
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JosslEG QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DArLTl
Green Fruit


Lemons g. 0a43.0O box cooking
apples. gl1L1s. eating apples. q 70
a2.50. oranges. t2s0G $50. bananas.
St16a2t0. pears. 81. 11ut.50. cranber-
Tioa, ill.00 per barrel. pine
apples. $500 per dozen. Jap or
nnKes. tl0Q6ti5 per pkg. seeding
oranges. 1i75U12s. lines ts25ue.7s
case tangerines. gL75. grape fruit.
t3ooU325.
Vegetables
potatooa-t2g 00Mgs 90 a ton. beets.
tio0di.25 per sack. carrots, e5usbc;
per sack. lettuce. 8. t00t.e0 per case:
turnips g0Cufi Is. garlic &C.. cabbage
U.t0Wl60 per cwt. huHka. zoe: celery,
fo0l0c per don. sweet potatoes. 81 50
per cwt. chin peppers $50 d0c. Hauer
kraut. 2Aa9c; tomatoes. l2sod9 per
crate. radiHhca, Toe ucr don:
parsley. 20ag0c. onions. a.. t0ef7 7b pst
cwt. parsnipH. sbcufl.25. cauilflower,
f0c0sl 10. pumpkins. id1hc per N.
hOcmfi. 90 HquaHhcH 2ibc wax beans
lE'c. artichokcs. 70cati.OO per doz:
string beans t4uibc: cucumbera.
81 5oui.75 per box Brussels sprouts
Ease. peas, Sc. rhubarb, 90 per 10:
spinach. 400 per box.
Butter. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry
Butter 80 Washington creamcries,
pound prints. 30C. Eastern Iowa
and ElRin, 26c, ranch, 17a20c.
Cheese Native Washington, fun
cream. izkqlsa. Eastern. New
York, l5Amiio' Wisconsin, 1fc:
Roquefort. 4bc: Gdam al OOni2 90
per case. Now york I5alGc: Linn
burger. l6Ql1c: pricK, 1Gql7c. Swiss.
1s4ise
Strictly fresh ranch, 1GaiSc.
Eastern. ldmlJci Oregon. ibc.
Live poultry-Hcns i20i2hc: large
spring i2iAc; turkeys. 13Ut4c: geese.
l00ilc; ducks. t3e.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. iipt6c;
geese, ll0l3o; ducks, n0i5c. chick
ems. t3114o.
Honey-f2013c.
Provisions
Fresh meat-Cow beef. 7c per III.
steer beef, 7Q7hc per ID; mutton,
wether, TIC. ewes. 7hc. pork, l0c
per ID. veal. large. SC: small. 10c.
PrOVtHionB- ans, i3Ac. breakfast
backs. lOc. bellies. lie.
Hay-Puget sound. per ton, $40. 000
1900: Eastern Washington timothy.
$1,000: alfalfa, $l1.00.
Grain--Onta. so 90. barley. $40 90:
wheat. {22 0OQ22 so; corn. $500.
Corrected daily -- The following
prices are being orfcre1 10 the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or In
the car At Seattle;
Graln-OatB. &2G.50a27b0; barley,
$500. wheat. chicken feed. $1,000.
corn. bulk. $1,000.
Cheese-Natlve Washington. no
i1Mc.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 140i6c
Butter Washington creamery. ESQ
7c; ranch. i5Qi7c.
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MUSIC ON
THE SOUND
This Summer There viii Be
0rchestras Aboard

n rs possible that summer travel
on the sound may he enlivcncd the
coming season hy the duicet strains
of sweet music on shipboard. Not
tho aee-nBw rfAtinrH ~ some iliy
tuned nddle nor the unmelodiuus
notes ~ diHcordant banjo but real.
up-to-dato urcheatrHH. with IA roper.
tolrc Of such classics aa Fra biav-
ola" "dironr- Gitunn." aud tho
Chimes OF Normandy" with an oe-
casional "popi Goes the WeaElr" for
those who like that kind OF harmony.
such am innovation on board txs
oursIon boats will be welcomed by
the travelling public. which, on tho
question - good music. l. hypercriu-
cal, II nothing elise.
Take. for instance. strauss delight
fully tuncui "Uue Danube on the
quarter deck 81 a pleasure boat. dis
penBcd BY a uptop orchestra, The
average traveller would boz cntrnurcd
and would prefer a continuous life on
the ocean wave "a ever again setting
foot on the unctbereal cold material
shore. A persuasive agent would end
no difficulty whatever in doing a
wholesale business ln season tickets
under such hypnotic influences
Far cFy
10 waH probably with these aurdid
nnucipationa Ia view that certain
local steamboat companies are COM
sideriuE the ndviaabllity ~ importing
a fun Italian orchestra or two from
the East % discourse music on the
sound steamers during the excursion
season. There are couple Of orchrH-
traa which play annually az Lake
ChnutRuauA. near Jamestown. y. r.,
which have been c1rrtHnonded with
and n the terms are agreeable vii
probably come West for the season.
A. learned. 10 d largely "a question
% the amount Of passenger travel, an
little n any. salary iH attached Lake
Chautauqua. though a Mecca for Wis
itora during the summer months. -
ouly a trifr in magnitude. compared
with the tens ~ thousands that take
advantage ~ the salt water here tn
the summer. n a deal is effected the
san Francisco lines ans Victoria
steamers will undoubtedly follow
suit and Seattle wiil have another at
traction Tor the music loving public
OF the East Who come hrrc and take
a boat ride ou thr beautiful waters
81 the sound
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Pacific Coast s ieam,,,bIII., ,

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y a.. ass.,.
tate Of calI,s.. "a
JUNE I ana y.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05
MRS. FREMONT is A CRIPPLE
Income insufficient for HsF sspDort
Under the Present Cir
c~umstances.

o ANGELES. Feb. A.-Repo4s being
circulated In the east to the effect that
Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont. widow of Gem
eral Fremont, the Pathfinder" is I'll and
needy are somewhat misleading. II Is true
that Mrs. Fremont Is crippled and will
never again be able to walk. Some time
ago she fell. dislocating her hip. Since
then she has been helpless so far as walk
ing ls concerned and has required the con-
slant attendance OF a trained nurse. Her
general health. however. Is good. Mrs.
Fremont has been receiving from the gov-
eminent a pension Of $1,000 a year and this,
together with tho comfortable home which
the women OF California provided for her
some years ago. served very we'll for her.
self and daughter, Miss Fremont. until tho
severe accident, which rendered her help
less and made necessary many extra ex-
penses Incident TO such a misfortune. Now
Miss Fremont says the pension is not ade-
quate for their needs and Is looking hope
fully 10 the time when her mothers claim
to a tract Of land In the city OF San Fran
cisco. valued at $4,000. shall be recognised.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05

started weak and finished nrm. The pri-
vate rate Of discount today was increased
to 2b-l6. Three per cent rentes, 10lf 22itc
for the account Exchange on London, Sf
12c for checks. Spanish A., N.fL
LONDON. Feb. 4-Though there were
considerable repayments TO the bank today
money was easier, the release OF large
sums from several quarters materially in
creaeing the supplies. Business on the
Stock exchange was decidedly less active.
nearly featureless, and prices had a lag
ging tendency. Securities were steady.
Americans opened hesitating and were al
most neglected, and subsequently had an
improving tendency. They closed quiet and
below the best prices OF the day. Kaf1rs
weakened slightly on reallEations. Rio tin
tos iuctuateu wildly on copper dropping
sharply at the opening and closing dull.
Gold premiums are quoted: Buenos Ayres,
1880; Madrid, 1906; Lisbon. 30; Rome, 22o.
Bar gold, US 1OAd. American eagles. 7es
SGD.
BERLIN, Feb. 4.-Home funds were firm
on the bourse today, owing to the marked
ease OF money. Banks were firm at first,
but there was a general reaction toward
the close, on the decline In coal shares.
The New York advices were also rather
discouraging. Exchange IN London, pom
44ik pigs. for checks, Discount rates; Short
bills. ~ per cent; three months bills, IL
per cent
MADRID, Feb. ~4.-Spanish 4s closed today
at 1893. Gold was quoted at 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05
Totals ...................4,I76 9,463 s,

CATTLE-There was a big run OF cattle
here. today and In fact this was one of
the big days of the year, The trains were
until nearly noon with cattle that were
just coming In. Buyers of course did not
care to do much until they knew what
was In sight and as a result the market
was very slow In opening and the tendency
~paratively few cattle were weighed up
much before noon, so that II was very
late before anything approaching a clear
ance was made. Had the. trains been on
would have been in much better shape.
There was a liberal ~sprinkling of beef
steers included in receipts, but nearly
everything sold lower than yesterday. A
much lower, but aside from those It is
safe to quote the general market right
around a dime lower. While some sales
were not 10c lower, others were more thar
that.
There was very little activity to the COW
trade today and prices. were lower all
around. Some of the choicest grades, such
as sell from AIS up, were very close to
steady, but all others were all the way
from sc to 15c lower than yesterday. and
disposing of what they had.
Bulls, veal calves and stays were all slow
sale and q little lower than they were
yesterday.
and lower today. Spectators were afraid
that the extremely cold weather would
prevent buyers from coming to market, and
for that reason they were not at all anx-
ious to get a heavy supply on hand. Some
at not far from steady prices, but aside
from those the market was slow and fully
a dime lower. Common, thin stockers were
almost unstable, as no one seemed to
want them at any price. Representative
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05
Wool Market.

LONDON, Feb. A-wooL-The market
here presents few new features this week.
The demand Is moderate. while values are
held on a very firm basis. Manufacturers
time to time at full prices. but there Is an
absence of speculative feeling. Owing to
the heavy sales Of wool last fall, together
with the steady picking up of GOOD lots,
there is considerable shrinkage in the avail
able supply. OF good territory woods and q
buyer now has a poorer choice from which
to make his selections. Values hold firm,
about 459461kc for fine medium woods. The
secured basis for fine territory woods Is
about 4704Sc, while some fancy lots are
are quoted at SSq40c, with choice lines 42c.
Fleece woods are firm, with sales of Ohio
washed delaine at 2Shc and choice Xxx and
above Ohio at ZINC. No. / fieeces are firm
today NUMBERED 1850 A Ssies. New
south Wales and Victoria merinos
were in active demand at firm
rates. Punta Arenas and Falkland Islands
for all grades. These are the sales In de-
tail: New South Wales, 2,400 bales; secured,
5dqls 61hd; greasy, 4k610hd. Queensland,
500 bales; secured, 1sq1s 6zd; greasy. Ga
7@d; Victoria dSSN bales; SECURED, 7HSS
1,40O bales; secured. is 2d@1s I'd; greasy, ga
Cd. West Australia, 500 bales; secured. 10hd
@1s 21hd; greasy. 4@s1Hd: Tasmania, go g
bales: greasy. 6qsd; New ZEALAND SSoO
eaps of s GooG HOPE 9siS and kS Tstsiiy, i.o sSq Balss
greasy, 41k9Sd.. Punta Arenas. 500 bales
greasy, 4%@6hd. Buenos Ayres, 400 bales;
greasy. SgSlsd., Falkland Islands, 400 bales
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.=wooL-steady to
Arm, medium grade. i5Q1shc; light fine. Il
@15c; heavy fine, 10412c; tub washed, Ia
241kc. abaf
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05

lowered NdMo a ID. Thus lake was re-
duced 70 So, electrolytic 90 S2s7h and cast
ing to S12iB. An important beaf1sh feature
was the decline OF R3 los In London, thus
closing spot and futures there at E53 S..
The local market for pig tin was easy, with
London tin closed 81 IS lower, with spot
at R1O9 Sc and futures at e104. Lead was
steady, but quiet and unchanged, at $40
at New York, and London was g. higher
at ell lbs Sd Spelter was dull and 5 points
lower at New York at $40. and London
and unchanged here, while Glasgow was
a shade higher at 49s Sd and Middles-
borough was a trihe lower at CAS- Cd. Pig
iron warrants closed here at N1.O0d12.O0i
No. / foundry, northern M6gQQ1L5o; No. 2
foundry, southern, A600qi6I5; No. !
foundry, southern, soft, s160Oa1s.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05
hallway Notes and Personals.

General Freight Agent Crosby of tbs
Burlington has gone to Chicago.
David Young, son of Erastus Young, has
been appointed stenographer In his father's
headquarters here.
Robert Heed, advertising agent for the
Frisco line at st. Louis headquarters. was
in Omaha yesterday morning.
Daniel Burt Costello, statistician In the
ofice OF President Burt OF the Union Pa
cihc, has gone to Chicago.
The first of the Buriington's harvest ex-
c~ursions from the east passed throush
Omaha yesterday. More than 200 people
were on the train. and most OF them were
bound for Nebraska points. +.
General Auditor Erastus Young of the
Union. Pacific system has gone TO San
Francisco in his private car, and will take
a trip over all the lines in the range OF his
department before returning.
Trains from the west were late yesterday
morning. From the east they were from
half an hour to two hours behind. North
western Overland Limited was late In for
the first time in many weeks, beng fifteen
minutes behind time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05
ForeiRn Financial.

PARIS. Feb. L-Business on the bourse
today was irregular. Rio tintos affected
improved on a sharp rise In Spanish A.
Prices closed arm. Rentes were buoyant.
Italians were quiet. spanish a. were In
that stamped exterior bonds would be in
cluded In the ofncial list and the likelihood
that an af1davtt OF ownership would no
longer be necessary. BraEllians were brisk
and finished with a considerable rise. In
dustrials were Irregular; fractions were
favored, SosnOvice vas easier. Rio tintos
declined considerably on the poor condition
Of Amalgamated Copper and the publica-
ton OF the copper statistics. DeBeere
opened weak and strong. Kafirs were the
object OF fairly large p~roht-takings- They
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. A-CoTToN-spot.
closed firm; middling upland. SIC; mid
ding gulf, SIC; sales, $50 bales. Futures
closed steady: February. S!Osc: March. Slsc;
April, Size; May and June, Sic; July, S.10c;
August, S.06c: September. 7.75c; October,
7.70c. The market opened quiet and un-
changed and closed steady, with prices net
chang to 2 points higher.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. A-COTTON-
Firm; sales, 400 bales ordinary, 67-1ec:
good ordinary, 61S-1ec; low middling, TIC;
middling, 71-16c; good middling, 16-l6c; re-
ceipts. B.sls bales; stock ssl 2S7 bales. Fy;
1850: April. 7.ssasc; May. S.0i@s.Osc; June,
s.os@9.1Oc; July, S1Sds.l4c; August, 1850
ST. LOUIS, Feb. L-coTToN-steady;
sales, $40 bales; middling. TIC; receipts,
s,s1s. bales; shipments, S,nl bales: stock,
GALVESTON. Feb. 4-coTToN-Marke.
steady at z 16-16c.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. L.-CoTToN-spot,
moderate business; prices 1-s2d higher;
| American middling fair. 49-32d; good mid
ding. 42l-32d; middling, 417-S2d: low mid
ding, 41-l6d; good ordinary. 4 6-l6d; ordi-
nary. 41-16d. The sales OF the day were
1000 bales, Of which 500 were for speculs-
can. Receipts were q. 400 bales. all Amer.
| can. Futures opened quiet and closed quiet
and steady. American middling. 9. o. c.
FEBRUARY. 4 26-64@4 2e-64d. buyers; February
March, 4 2s-e4d. sellers; March-Aprii. 2S-6td
sellers; April-May. 42S-6id. sellers; May:
June, 42S-64d. buyers; June-July. t2s-64G
4 29-sld, sellers; Juiy-August, 4 2s-64@4 29-6Ad
sellers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 424064d, buyers.
September-October 416-64Q4 IT-64d, buyers
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05

SHEEP-There was a good. liberal run
OF sheep and lambs here today, but there
DID not seem to be any too many TO meet
the requirements of local packers, Tney
were all out early. and as fast as the stun
arrived the desirable grades changed hands
at steady to strong prices. The commoner
kinds were, of curse, neglected TO some
extent, owing to the liberal run, but sellers
had no difficulty in getting good. steady
prices for the kinds that showed quality
and the pens were cleared In fairly good
season, So many of the trains were late
In getting In that the market was delayed
to a considerable extent. but that was
not owing to any lack in the demand.
There were not enough feeders offered TO
make a test of the market. but II Is safe
to say that anything good would have sold
at steady prices.
Quots tions: Choice lightweight yearlings,
A.S5d5.15; good to choice yearlings. $500
4.s0; choice wethers, A.4014.65; fair to good
wethers. A.&@440; choice ewes. 275QAW;
81. 15d3.5O: choice lambs. s575@6.W; fair TO
good lambs. S.50G5.75; feeder wethers, $3.50
d4.O0, feeder lambs, A.O044.50; Gull lambs,
t3O063.75. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05
Nnw YORK anNnRAh NlARKHT.
Quotations Of tie Day 0e variou.
Commoaities.

NEW YORK, Feb. %-FIouR-Receipts,
STEADY: winter patents. S.B@aS; winter
ssasTsssa &lis wintsT sstra sis ssSoSS.ss; pMssiS Mime.
sofa bakers, S2.s5@S.So; winter low grhdes.
E;sS $3.50 g; 5 SyS s0 to .f ssss1yi s ts's * sPod'
ssSs; City. Us; B~rsndywins. n.stSs.%
b.. aaoat; state. S6&c, c. l. T.. New York
New YORK; mailing. ss5asc' :. L l.. New
%HEAT-Rsesipts. lLlcO be,; exports.
No. . i 6 10 aa9S.' D zulu So; ' q 9. b. s.1 SsoSt:
G Ssna 1 saEo: H tse SeciiiSe Of T. trade e; e. wheat
was fairly steady al. day, Influenced by
the less fayogable winter wheat heal crop news.
large New York clearances. A final slight
snsSsSNIes net lower. March closed at sac;
May, s. is-leqslNc, closed at Shc; July.
~GoRNsReceipts. 1900 bu.; exports. s.sss
bu. Spot easy NO. Z Ssne' elevator. and
eec. O. b.. anoat WHILE somewhat ir-
with a moderate trade me nrm spots
were due to increased consumption owing
10 ioos G0i EeaiisinE' IT Closed weak. S@Heee net
lower, May. eskQs9c, closed at eSkc; July,
~0XlTsARsceipts ri.DO bu.; exports, SO
~. ! White s 1' IS; 80 Z Wit: S SSs : tr 81
&c. Options dun and barely quiet.
~HAY-stsady; shipping. bose; good I,
HoFsGDuii; state. common to choice
isS1 cS cgss. nF fssis: coast ocsS er SsSi ssSp' u sss
i5kc; 1850 crop. e6leci 1889 crop, eqSc.
HIDEaESteady; Galveston. 20 to IS lbs.
isc; California. "a 20 Is lbs., l9he; TexaI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hemlock sole for IN,
Huenos Ayres light 70 heavyweishts. 2fhs
wooL-stsady; domestic fleece. ssaa7c
ifPRovfsfoNs-Beef steady; family, s11.s
0is0O; mess, @.600l0O0; beef hams. S1e.60o
100; packet, $l0.504I-bo; city extra Indi
mess. So 5o4i2co Cpt neats. steady pickle,
led hams. sA4ioc. Lard. Arm; wester1
steamed. 1910; refined, hrm; continent
ssSS; South America 1890; compound, So
ssSSoTrt clear PSTs, uI.sse%ISO; messy msss. I,rs6oSig.n.
BUTTER-Reoelpts. 6OS4 pkss. stron
state dairy, ls416c: creamery ISQesc; Jun
creamery, iegzsc; Factory ltessc: a..
fancy, large. early made. colored. lOkC
fancy, small, state. full cream, early mad,
celorsd. nh4llko;. fancy. large. earl
made: Msits; i0xSi f1asE sI nn iiass' fu
E6os-Reeeipts. btus pkss steady stat
and Pennsylvania. sse; western. at mari
PouLTRY-Aiive. nrm: springers. 10
iOhe; turkeys. I26l2hc; fowls. I2As
dressed nrms sprtnGers, uhQl1c; FOWL
ioh4llho: turkeys BtQitc.
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era tried 10 and buyers. but there was Yer
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