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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-07
HEAVY RAIN
INTERFERES
Markets were Dull This Morning
GOOD Supply on Hand

A heavy rain this morning put an
sffecfuai stop 20 nny great amount
81 business on West street today
Prices on California stun are hold
INK up fairly aeit Each fresh ship
mcut. however. has downward ten
deucy The market rs well supplied
and no moro shipments are expected
for a couple Of days.
One cent more tire price 81 eggs
hes fallen or today. Fresh ranch
e9ga bring isc. That o. they are
supposed 10 DO SO. according TO
quotations but ss ona dealer re-
marked. they SO on almost any old
price The market o. badly over
stocked and this condition Is made
worse by heavy shipments from Ore
gon Butter Is stan 1zc but with a
tendency towards q lower pricn.
The fruit market i8 practically I'M
changed The supply and demand
balances veil The last shipment
from California tna solid well
a further cut 10 sugar is an
nounoc4 ranging al the way from
igc 10 52c e barrel. according TO the
grade ~ the sugar
nFafr5 and Enn ura sfmrhuWHaA
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CAMS EXCHANGE, 1911 Third
WE buy sell ana trade Tor anything
aud everything lst your property
win tho Washington Exchange
ana come ana roe George. WASH
lnRton EXCHANGE. 1902 Third.
We want houses and lots at nli the
exchanges ~ bottom figures. we
hive cash buyer ready aud viii
iug 20 buy. WEHTEltN Tx
CHANGE. 1901 Third.
BRING in your farms and g-hrre
tracts. we are the people that can
soil anything you VIII ilst with NE.
BEA1rLE EXCHANGE. 1917 81.
bEAT1LB LoAn CREDIT 40. uneJ
Incorporated Under me Laws ~ the
htHtr % Washington
~ $1,000
bf1fh fuiiy lalI ami SON Accessible.
DO DHHefhl Loan. uisr4unt and
Collection BuHlusua
f-haffs. 500 fsfh.
f4D ftaran for sale.
can ami inHrfftFHte.
bbAIiLE iJAH 4 CREDIT 90. uncJ,
tfA 80 hrw York block.
CIR a-aoms. rtDp payiHR rent the TiaelW
Home huiidinE 90. viii buiif you d home
81 uufthlY payments 81 only = 10. no
ihTbNtAu. DON'T DELAY Cali NJ
room -. sullivan block. EVENING",
from 100 o. y 20 o'clock
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JoBsIHG QU0raTIoas
fcoRRECTFp nAtLY1
Green Fruit

Lemons-&30 om300 q box. cooking
apples. NML25. eating apples. g. %
~ 70. oranges. g. 50u30O. bananas.
N.7602.5O. pears. 4i.25uL50. cranhor-
rioH. 50 20 per barrel pine
apples. $500 per dozen. jap or
anRes. gi000t15 per pkg. seodiinr
oranges. u.7sM2 26 lines. ts5OEf7. 90
case fangerinea. EL75; grape fruit.
ta.00a325.
vegetables
potatoes- t2L000 200 a ton: boeta.
81 .O0Gi % per sack. carrots. g5NlE5c.
per sack. lettuce. N.40dl so per case.
tuTuirH g0cllFi %. EHrl. &c. cabbage
t1.50mt.75 per cwt; huska. zoo. celery
50060c per doz. sweet potatoes. $3.50
per Cwt chin pepper. 25W31c sluey
kraut. 2A03c; tomatoes. 81 5003 per
crate. radiahes. zoe per doz
parsley GOA 50c onions, g2.50a275 per
cwt. parsnlps. gJcmti.25. cauiiflowcr
ti000l.25, pumpkins, idthc per 10.
a0C0si 90 sqIaghea. 2hc, wax beams.
1890. nTtichokos. 10cmfi.00 per doz
string beans. 1s020c. cucumbora.
81 .5601 75 per box Brussels sprouts.
71sc peas. Toe. rhuhHrb. D. per lb.
Butter, chsess, Eggs and Poultry
Butter Washington creamcrles.
and Elgin. 27c: ranch. i7420c.
Cheese Native Washington, fan
cream, fZis4 i5a. eastern: New
York, I8l4QIic' Wisconsin, 14c.
Roquefort. 45c. rcdam uf.OO6t2 90
per case: New orit. l5fD1gc: Lin.
burger, 1G0t7c. brick. lGmi7c: Swiss.
18ai9c
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 170I8c.
Eastern. 16ni7c; Oregon. 1gc.
Live poultry Hons i2Gpi2hc: large
spring. l2iAc. turkeys, i3alAc' geese.
iOalic; ducks, l8c.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. 14miec.
geese. Hobo; ducks. llQ15c; chick
ems, 19Wiac,
Honey -f2Ui3c.
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef. 70 per ID
steer beef. 7Q7lAc per lb mutton.
wether, nc, ewes, 4iac. pork. Zoe
per ID. veal. large. Be-. small. Zoe.
Provislons--1iams, l3Ac. breakfast
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backs. zoe. bellies. iic.
Hay-Fuget sound. per ton. so 900
Il 10 Eastern Washington timothy.
tiAog. alfalfa. sii0o.
Grain Oats. 80 %. barley. go D. /.
wheat. So 0Qa % 80. corn. SIS o..
Corrected dniiy The following
prices are being offered 20 the pro-
Queer IN round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle.
Grain Oats gest03s1 80. harley.
1850. wheat. chicken feed. so %
corn. bulk t870a
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. isuiGc
Batter Washington creamery. g5a
Zsg h. ibMtic
Cheese Native Washington. fiT
iitsr
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Big JUNKET

PORTLAND. Mo, March a. The
largest and most notable tourist par
~ ever organized iu Maine left this
city today for Washington by way n
iioHtun and the Fall River line. The
party was madc no entirely ~ tho
state officials OF Maine and members
OF the legislature. The lhunt 90 one
~ pleasure noiely. a majority 81 The
participants being accompanied by
their wives ana families,
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HONOR Lee

BOSTON. Mass. March Cen.
FitzhuEh Lee former consul general
to Havana, who came 20 attend thc
reception ln honor % Prince Henry.
remained IN Boston today M guest
0f the city. Before the Minute Men
~ fremont Temple m organization
founded by the Rev Dr. Larimer, he
WIN deliver nm address tonight on
Peace and War In the United states
and cuba"
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PLAY GOLF

los ANGELES. cal. March IT,
Mauy Fasteners are taking part in
the tournament Tor the open golf
championship ~ Southern California.
whlch began today on the links 81
the Los Angeles Country club From
indications the tournament win Do
the most successful 81 lta kind ever
held on the coast
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This "a claimed by thc city and by
private individuals.
Along the line ~ public buildings
N ia expected that the now council
viii carry Go successful tefmina-
tian the building ~ the fire head
quarters Ht Third avenue south and
Jackson street The equipment Of
this station together with uugErs-
lions Hs Co improvements ia service.
VIII be decides hy the nrw council
This building "a is thought viii cost
u the uclghhorhuod 81 $4,000. That
about concludes the public buildinRH
Paving Third Avenue
''Thc council viii be very busy with
matters ~ street Improvement
Anon the first 20 come up win pur-
ably be- the regarding ana paving
OF THIRD avenue This has tern dis
Cu ss~r previously. but ~ iH up t. The
new ssncN go CARRY q out
''ras regarding aud paving ~ First
avenue from pike street 90 Denny
way and the regarding and paving
uf Second avenue from Pike street
o. Denny way win probably bc dis.
posed W. shore paving districts viii
b. established iu fht nrlWhburhood
uf summit avenue north of Madison.
ANA come decision win he reached
regarding thr paving Of Highland
drive.
- believe that the new council
VIII fnke up vigorously the heaufify-
Ing - the city streets n Be- prob
able that in Tails council we wlll arr
the carrying out ~ the plan 90 rH-
'ahlish a wide boulevard from Fourth
avenue and Pine street across lots
90 Wcatiakc avenue and Denny wny.
Thu VIII open up "A magnificent road
way right g. the heart ~ the city
from the ssitlying districts.
subarbas water
'~T'hr next tNo years viii are WON
derful progress Co. che extension ~
the Cedar river water system. Al
ready lt hes been decided % build a
water main on Mslroar avenue 90
supply Fremont Green Lake and
other uutiyins districts Go the north.
This main VIII be extended, undouht.
ediy o. connect with the water ayu-
tenn ~ ballard
We have another application for
WINTER from frutnn. and later pre-.
sumo that other outlying suburbs
Wiii also sHk Cor the privilege 90 use
tWE IN" RNN1F fthrF water thFFlieH
this. We must consider the fart that
miles ~ new mains viii be laid IN
~ cfty itself Tor the purpose OF cup
plying al parts ~ the city with an
adequate amount 81 water az all
seasons % the year.
'-rheHr are como % the more im.
pnrtnnt questions which Will uns
douhtedly arise There viii be also
the opening 81 new streets the lay
inE - wood and concrete sidewalks.
the care and development Of parks.
besides the ordinary work ~ huild-
ing new sewers and grading ~
streets. The new council Will have
plenty 90 attend 90. and ia my iudE
mrnt. from phat know ~ the eoum
ciimen. the greatest effort viii ho
made 80 assert th~ wishes % the
public"
~ ~ probable that the nrw council
wiN take up the mHlgrr 90 the an
neNatlcu ~ number ~ suburban
TOWNS such a. Ballard. West Seattle.
south Seattle and Georgetown This
matter viii first have So BE- approved
by thr suburban places eligible for
annexation.
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new CITY COUNCIL HAS
IN NEXT TWO YEARS
MUCH To ACCOMPL ISH
Great Volume OF Business viii Come Up-SOme Important
improvements viii Surely Be Made--New
City Hall, Lighting Plant, etc,

Tho now city council which viii
assume charge OF locW municipal az
fair1 Cor two years beginning March
H. viii have before q Ter consider
alton a number ~ the most import
ant questions which have ever come
before any council in the history ~
Seattle There ia possibly one eN-
ceptiou, that 81 the council which
passed upon the Cedar river water
system.
The establishment OF municipal
lighting plant az Cedar Fails Is prob
abs thu most important question Go
come before the ucW council livery
enc of the new members and almoHt
all ~ the holI-oVcu. have already
expressed themselves aa helng iu fav+
or 90 the proposed plant ln view
81 The unqualified endorsement
which the proposition received from
thr psoplc on Tuesday last. it ia rx.
trcmcly unlikely that ury 81 the
cuunciimcn wiz have the courage GO
face such atr9uE popular sentiment
other Anairs
Other affairs 81 Importance Co
come before the council wore OUT
lined for M Star today by ur D. n.
trichtnn. president ~ the city coun-
rl tie Hnid cor course the very
first work vii De- a. elect % prrsi-
dent and appoint standing commit
toes for the year. After that will
come the confederation 70 some ~
the greatest municipal questions
which have ever come before q cu4u-
600 On Seattle. ] sincerely hope that
the council win take up at ara early
date the Cedar falls lighting plant
Before %" new council retirra, a
great amount % detail work may
b carried through. no as not Go delay
the actual beginning af work any
longer than ~ absolutely necessary.
There VIII he samr opposition t1 thr
plant in council sou may depend
upon that.
"Anethsr question which 7 cuusid
az important d The establishment ~
permanent street grades en the tide
lands north ~ Connecticut Htreft
7 his has already been partly taken
up hy thn CD council bat IL sim re-
Whira far che now council 20 make
am actual drciniou.
'"rblH matter ia most important. a.
I understand thar several large man
ufacturlng concerns are waiting for
the grades g. begin building their
NaANAe fHF fHkANANaNfHfEkN fA tNHHF
grades iR 90 actual necessity on ac-
count ~ the great growth % the rity
and tte need % morg manufacture
ia Seattle
Hcw city gail
'The cougit wiii undoubtedly BE-
confronted with r. proposition Tor tho
bulldog ~ neW city hall The
present municipal headqunrters H.
an rsesere Go the citv. ard n new
building iH the more necessary bees
cause ~ fhe fact that we hnvr naw
M proper place &c keep records which
ere og neNt5mHhlr value 90 the city
TIE fify. faa, IA Ht q size when
rcw building iH almost demanded
Additions have hesu butt from time
- tifne 20 the old building and atill
constant applications Tor more room
are made e. tho council
In connection With fhla. Che nrR
council wiU have 20 procure prop.
or site. n question n Itself difficult
% solve. esiu further. some de-.
cision must o. reached regarding the
real ownership ~ the triangular plot
~ land directly In front n the hall
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FOR LIFE

CONsTANTtNOpLE. March e.
Oamhn FaAhn. who Was tried on the
charge Of hiFh treason and zen
fenced 60 death n 10 have his sen
trnc~ Cummuicd 20 life imprison-
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THE CANADIAN BANK or
InMNfIrnHIe
BUSINESS CHANCES

-- utNiNhes CHANCES
SNAP BARGAIN Grocery STORE with living
rooms cheap rent. Coast Exchange no
starr Boyd block.
nF narRsin CIGAR store. heart OF city.
money niahrr Coast Exchange. % starr
Boyd blcck
Wanted partner with $1,000 $50 q month
guaranteed. Coast Exchange 80 starf-
bus u block
80 ra1m house. hcsrt of city. clears Siao IL
mnuth Coast Exchange. 30 starr foyd
block
saloon located ~ the hurines. rart Of the
starr Boyd block.
Partner wanted with sihol iu r. good nav.
iug saloon. Coast Exchange, 10 starr.
Boyd biock
Partner wanted with $1,000. 500 mont,
Euar'1i,sed Coast Exchange, 30 starr
host barEaiu over offered on this coast res
tauunt, BIG money makes. Coast Ex-
chansc 30 starr Boyd block
A GREAT BARGAIN A boarding houso.
nno location. good chance Tor srhndIu,
avian must sell Cost Exchange. 10
starr Boyd.
HiG chance for n man with $3.50 10 ret
lunch counter, clear St2b month
COAST EXCHANGE. M starr Boyd
NPECtAL snap today to close an cs-
tatei a2-room house at cost NOR
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ArronSrrs-Ar-I.Aw

ar-ronSErs-AT-LAw
ws, a. bu1fshit. attornsy a. as. suits
prosecuted au1 dsfsnasd in All euafts. "a
Ss@rs sapensurn. iefpresdlnEs IN bhnh'
tisrtrYs companies incafpafatsa. abstracts
eAfpfaiig sKafaiasa. fdiisatHaBa made gn
al parts e ths unltsa states. hiEhest
commercial aad bank references. tls
Thifd sssnue. Thons Nain 100
n 4. kIeiIuUg sf2 waahiustou huiifinE
a g. MACDONALD 80 nufss huildinE
itouT pAL4ER a HgowN pioussr bia
LYMAN .. KAArr. 10 Halter baiialas
fhAaN .. WRESTLING. hssteH bioek
W p. LAMHrriL soas parinr biagk
rtEHlfg o. FEHHT 40 hufEs bloek
% WAlIo KEMp. 90 nurse balialas
~ EWGNg 40 Nea rnfa bsildins
ARCHITECTS
1olis ohAiIAA. sso.agi oiaes bih Tsl
A. ". noUuHTuN. ai4.tg Coiuns
ABSTRACT Oh TfTt.K
OSBORNE TnEnPER a CO, Inc. As.
sffaft Co.. ssiahllsErd isSa MiniaK
, clam ~ se'i ,,,. basement Of the Ma
huoT1f NmirTLEHEr- ttANroRp Ab-
slrast Coz. established istp Basement II
iiAilef block Tslsphans. Main ia
hEArrl.E Abstract Co... :. !. biosk
AUCTION sAIEs
AUCTIONS ana cuiuuiatian hnusr. ItaneFnft
sa1 STAN. aeoendhana gaoda bought and
aiIa Hrw leather elo1H viii sell ar es.
change ~ hatf ptire Goa lGks street d.
s'am Fen~rai aucitaresr. Tel. CLAY 49,
X. q. HICEKuroN. Esnsra, apotlonssr.
1919 firsi avenue
Jus MARTIN. gensral auciionssr. s1Ia
Fffsf ave rhurr OAK Tft
BUSINESS COLLEGES
CLAHkEH psruin Shorthand school In.
uEsT methods snd tsAehsrs Acne BUSINESS
Coilrge, Second Hnd iiks.
BAsks
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HANK
~ Seattle. Eruyral hAuhtnF huaiurfH
transacted Opposite - son Vo Capital
afundHhL Yies prca a. tf NneIberr. cash.
y Lane. asst. cash.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
tecenl a.snas and liks street capitol
, VI. Hayden. cash. J. r. Ursrnlsaf asst.
cash. Commercial savings aud trust bust
nssa.
TUE FinsT NATIONAL RANK or
SEATTLE.
Paid W capital ..,.. fiso. COO
General banking business transacted. ,
pres.. T.. Turner, cash. II. y. parkhurst
q T.. s. and Europr
THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE..
Capital paid 40 ................. -. 600 900
fEiEht million dolihfsl
surplus .,..'.. ..,............... 81. ooo. 600
Interest allowed On time deposits gem
efnl lnnklrg business transacted.
SEATTLE BRANCH corner Of James
street ana Second avenue
%. a. CAMERON Manager
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL Rank or
SEATTLE
600
'. furth, pres. J. y. Goldutntth. vice
pres r.. v. AukruF. cashier
Correspondents ln principal cities IN the
United States end fsurnru
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ritE NATIONAL HOME SEEKER Az.
ISOLATION viii buy You home amy
place you wish or win pay on the mont
E1Er on your home or farm aud lrt yosi
per month ON each $1,000 without interest
Remember. this Be- a NATIONAL assoria-
ton. therefore the daily business win a.
MI TIMES he large ana the time Go slapse
from the time you make application uptii
you get your money viii be short ps
ware ut companies Offering unreasonnbie
Inducements
ltu2 ltrht ave. phone Black tia2
Open evenings
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FOR RENT-Iiouaes cottages. stores ana
rooms furnished ana untunished, in AN
parts OF the city. German a american
FOR RENT Cottage Of . rooms. end of
Lake Union car line SIS pAMts 4
oSNFR. lee lesier way, rooms 2, 4 a 5
FURNISHED houses eeulnr -,nroa Sas
Howell -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-07

SNAP BARGAIN Grocery atorc with living
rooms cheap rent. Coast Exchange ap
Starr Boyd block.
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pHEssANt<EHs
Miss 81 HncHrMAN. dreesniakinF rariora,
rooms "a and 1a Downs hluck
FOR ladies' tailor and reception gowns
cell az Lamb sisters aio-Mt Collins blk
pREssMAktNG pariors 1877 Third ave.
DREgsMAklNG school lll7 5th ave. La
dies make their garments. Girls fitted ror
positions in une month
MADAME A. 8 SMITH 90 Hinckey
MRS, HANSON Spring millinery az lowest
prlUrr corner Fourth and Pine
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llE naTFain Cigar store, heart af CITY
money nlahcr Coast Exchange % starr
Boyd block
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Wanted % partner with $1,000 $50 "a month
guaranteed Coast Exchange. 80 starr
iiut u hinci
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OIL BUSINESS
Paying AIS month clear. fine ont
90 IN every respect, only offered
Tor short time. 600 regular Gus
toners. best reasons for selling.
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CIGAR STAND
Paying 81 daily profits. can be
bought for $50 for a few DAYS.
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WARRINGTON lnsN -.-.---,s-.,-
safe Deposit Huta osteopathy.
Seattle three year established in
Main eOT.
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fhL1T~E R0hh. ms -Ss5oas syssss
foNLHAL DiHECrOns
UTfRhWOHIW a EoNH. rmbsiasr.
if2s.if2a Third Tel, rlka 80
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LATNDKY~
Wen cHtn biiahed. IN heart OF city.
on account Of owner having other
business requiring his attention.
can be bought for less than cost.
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80 rinsT NATION ~ nANK oF

istd VI capital .st+4. $3.50. COO.
General banking business transacted.
y. HUEe b., pres a. MeMickrn. vice
pres. =. Turner, cash. r. D. parkhurst
asst. cash. Exchange on principal cities
- a.. 8. and Europe
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nrsINEss coLni.ars

TuE HtANBtN -AMFNICAN HANK
~ Seattle a Erutral bAubinF busiurfH
iranaarted. Dftuualia. - son Usu Capital
paid up 500 Wn A thiibsrE. pres. D. J..
3fundHhL Hiee pres a. tf NasIberU. cash. !.
4 p Lane asst cash
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ATlriumins
Ne allover,
.gns. "1 ~
IN Swiss
sossss and h
6a LIS are pl
HMlntiest !
So'nass /
~ohS and 4
Popiairni'u H. n.
mco,r While IL
~. When n.
piaitinosse all
Blowers or ~
~ hoker
iSsSsok,. is bee becc,
Iulp-anddee
,b,oenr.f wi.
mort broad
,oM,,.sSdailionnu,
Nuare, trir
The age-herald., 1902-05-05

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 I do not use large advertisements and false statements to attract patients which merit has failed to secure. If you fail to be cured by such methods, give me a call and get well.
 Address Dr. Y. E. Holloway, 1S01h Sec ond avenue, Birmingham, Ala.
 Office, Second avenue and Eighteenth. opposite postoffice.
 Office Hours: S:S0 a. m. to 5:So p. m. Sunday. 10 a. m. to 12 m
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Strawberries Per crate, $40.
 Bananas Per Bunch Culs. 50076c, straights $i .25Q41.60.
 Eggs-Fresh, per dozen, 17@171kc. Lemons-Per box, s3.25G3.75.
 Oranges-Per box, $3. .2503.75.
 Poultry-Begt friers, BOG; hens, 35c; Pe- kin ducks, 4Og55c; puddle ducks, 25935c. Onions-Per pound, 31zc
 Cabbage-Florida, per crate, $2.35. Peanuts--Per pound. 4d6c.
 Turpins-R 1c per pound. Dried Apples-California evaporated Sc: lib packages, 91kc; sun-dried. ec.
 Local Staple Groceries.
 Flour-Huegelys pest patent. $4. 60; Ten nessee patent $4.35; half patent, $4.OO. Sugar-Granulated, Dc; Y. C., 4ssc. Coffee-Green, sikQ111ac.: Arbuckle,s q packages, $10.S0; Lion packages. S10. 30: Cordova packages. $1o.S0
 Meats-Dry salted ribs 101sc; clear bel lies, 1Ossc; dry salted bellies, 1O1Rc; Star hams, 13A; four x hams, l2A; Cali fornia hams, 9ss breakfast bacon, 14c. Cheese-New York full cream, 15c Butter White clover 34c. Mississippi grade 24c good country 14Q16c; mixed country 121ac
 Lard-Leaf lard. 11c basis.
 Compound Lard-Snow drift SM09c. Molasses-Centrifugal. 15Q35c: sugar house. 2OQ35c; Georgia cane. 36c. Corn-Mixed 85c; white, SSc. Meal-Pearl, s1.40; water ground, $1 s. Hay Per Ton-Coice timothy, s2l.O0 No. l, s19.50; clover mixed $19oO prairie, S3. %; Johnson grass. s12.50914 50. Oats-Mixed,57c; white 5Sc. Cotton Seed Meal-Per ton. $25.0o. Bran-Mixed. $2O; pure wheat, s22.
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Clearlnqs and Exchanges.

Boston, May 3.-Exchanges. s25,667. 41s; balances. S2, ,460, 713.
 New York. May 3.-Clearings, $354 o6s.- TIT; balances, s131165H.
 Philadelphia. May 3.-Clearings, $2s,- 357, 424; balances, $2,82o. .254.
 Chicago, May 3.-Clearings, $30, 501, ,901 i; balances. $2,9S0,0 029 posted exchange. s4. s6 for sixty days; s4.sS1k on demand; New York exchange, 200 discount.
 Baltimore, May 3.-Clearings, s4084, ,605; balances, $597,2S2
 Cincinnati, May 3.-Money, 31k@4 per cent; New York exchange, 10c premium clearings, $2, ,477,30O
 Memphis, May 3.-Clearings, $696, I'll balances, $23S, 1882.
 New Orleans, May 3.-Clearings, $2,5n, 033; New York exchange. s1 per $100 prem ium; commercial, 5Oc per 5000 discount.
 St. Louis, May 3.-Clearings, 8. $8, ,033, ,357; balances, s1.13S, AZ. Money, 41kQ6 per cent
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
Daily Statement.

Galveston-Quiet and steady; middling ess, sales 61, receipts 32oS. stock 64.27S. Mobile-Nominal; middling S%, receipts 5, stock e991
 Savannah-Quiet; mfddling 9rs saies Oo' receipts 1910. stock 31,4H
 Charleston-Quiet; middling 9k receipts 27, stock 1920.
 Wilmington-Firm; middling sh, re- ceipts sO stock 16,544
 Norfolk-Dull middling 9%, sales 46l, receipts 252. stock 26,162.
 Raltimore-Nominal; middling 9%, stock 12.51s
 Bostor-Quiet; middling 11-16, net re- ceipts 110 gross receipts 7b4
 Philadelphia-Quict; middling sls-16, re- ceipts 54, stock 1921.
 St. Louis-Quiet; middling s7-loreceipts 67S stock 36133.
 Memphis-Quiet at h decline; middling e% sales none, receipts AZ, shipments 745, stock 41,734
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
SEWERS.

Birmingham. Ala, April 17, 1902. Sealed proposals addressed to Maj. r. Y. Anderson, President, will be received by the Jefferson County Sanitary Com mission, at their office in the court house of county, until 12 o'clock, noon, May 20, 1902, for constructing approximately four teen and three-quarter Q4sD miles Of trunk sewers from four to five feet in di- ameter. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at the office of the chief engineer.
 The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals. JULIAN KENDRICK,
 Chief Engineer. 4-20-4t-Sun