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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-31
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, July So.-Choice beeves were
scarce today and were bid up 10c per 100
lbs. One lot of choice fat steers brought
1925, the highest price paid in a long time.
Native beef steers sold at $4.25@4.90; stock
ers and feeders, 49, 25G4.50; cows and heifers,
$1.75@2 for poorest to $4.20Q4.40 for best;
bulls, $225@4 prime calves sold as high as
$6.15. Hogs were advanced 10c per 100. Buy
ers took hold vigorously. the extreme range
of prices being $3.45@3.921a. The bulk Of sales
were at $3.75@3.9O. Hogs are now selling
mand continues strong Choice sheep were
scarce and a few prime natives brought $40
at the top price of the season. Lambs con-
stituted the bulk of the offerings and sold
at $3.70@5.40 for common to prime; white sheep
sold at s2.9O64.25. Receipts-Cattle, $500;
hogs, $4,000; sheep, 5000.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.
Barrett & ZimmeTman's R :port-Market fair.
Prices firm. large assortment of horses
on hand Most demand for heavy horses.
The following represen tative sales are for
horses this day:
W.T.. Price.
1 pair gray horses, and yrs. .34O0 s195 90
l pair gray horses, 6 yrs. ........ 1900 1856 90
l pair bay horses, yrs 5000 $50 90
! pair bay mares, s yrs, .,.....,. $500 ITS 90
l pair black mares! yrs 26o0 100 90
l gray horse, yrs -...............1 1900 70 o.
l gray mare, yrs .............. 1900 go %
1 pair drivers, yrs .............. .2200 $50 90
SIOUX CITY.
SIOUX CITY, July 30.-Cattle-Receipts,2 200;
yesterday, AS; shipments, 204; market slow,
about steady; cows, bulls and mixed $3.50
$50; veals, $685. stockers and feeders. So. 40
@4.20; calves and yearlings, $3.500450. Hogs
Receipts, 500; yesterday, S36; shipments, 246;
market active; opened sc, closed 10c higher,
selling at $3.3O@9,521a; bulk, $3.42@3.5O
MINNEAPOLIS.
NEW BRIGHTON, July 3O.-Cattle market,
no receipts of any consequence; very little
trading good fat cattle and light stockers
in good demand. Hogs-Receipts, 2 hogs, av
$50 lbs, $3.15.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-31
FLOUR.

Fiour-The -four market is strong at prices.
in advance of those quoted. One Of our larg-
est milling concerns today said that they had
made the largest sales of flour to the CONT
nent for many years, but that Britain was
still holding back little. Higher quota
lions are in order. The change will be made
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-31

Cattle-Good butchers cattle firm and in
good demand. Common stuff slow. Good
L ngnt suckers are steady; others weak. Rep
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-31

very I'M
with mills generally oversold. Some long lines
OF bran, however, have been sold by brokers
at discount of 25150c under the above quo
tations. Export demand good.
Corn-No. 4, 23@24c. Choice would bring
more.
oats-No. 8. 1SA@1sAc for choice; No. 8
white, 1910.
Rye-No sales reported, but BIDS were made
at 4Oc for good rye. The market is. hardly
quotable, being little wild.
Barley-No. 5 sold at 25c
Feed-Business is fair, with demand at
prices quoted. Bran is in fair demand
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn. in
sacks per ton, sacks extra, to jobbers
only 49,: ......................s 90
No. 1 ground feed, % corn 1-3 oats, 80
ID sacks, sacks extra ................... 9.25
No. ground feed, " corn, u oats, rs
ID sacks. sacks extra ................... CPS
No. ground feed, 2-3 oats, 7O-lb sacks,
sacks extra .......... ................ 9.75
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-31
BOND LIST.

U. s. Is, reg -. 971s Atchison As ...... 81
do As. reg ....111%I do second :. o6
do As, coup liz Canada S. IDS ..108
do new is, reg .1259sIC. P. lists Of 95. 1O13s
do new As coup.1269slD. R. G. as ..SSB
do 5s, reg ....113k do Is ......... l101s
do 5s, coup. .114A Erie 2ds .....:.. 6oA
Pac. 6s of '95 .101A G.. H. q ). A. os. i0Sts
Ala, Class A.. 1861 do rs 49, 1oo
do Glass B ....1O5 II. L. Z. os ..10 0s
do currency. 100 l.. & N. Uni. As. s2A
To ao new con. A. 96 NIX. T. 1st As 86as
Missouri IS 49,. 100 do second As ',0 o4
N. Carolina 6s. LIS Mutual Union .' Wa1
do As ....... .1O2 N. ]. c. gen. 5s.l 12as
s. Car. non-fund. 1aIN. P. lists, llS
Tenn. new set IS S21A do IDS ........ 57B
do 5s ......... Jos do As ......... 901s
do old IS ..... go N. W. consols .146
Va. Centuries :. 64n do s. F. deb5s.117s
do deferred 4 %. N. lists Ill
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"Ex-d!vidend, IL per cent.

Inc following were the closing prices of
0tner stocks, as reported by the Associated
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-31
Chicago, Milwaukee 6 ST. Paul RalIro,t.

Lv. SIP. Ar. St.P.
CCnnicaeo LAY EXPRESS. -. bS:15am lb10:10pm
Snicaso atlantic Elk. ..... a2:55pm all :35am
Chicago East Mail' a6:55pmi a2:0Opn
Chicago ''Vestibule" Linn aS:1Opml al :5Oan1
Chi. via Prairie du c. Div b4 :4Opm ibI1 liam
Dubuque via La Crosse 80 b8:l5am bio :10pn1
Peoria via Mason City a4:4Opm ali liam
ST Louis and Kansas City. a8:35amI a6:25pm
Milbank and Way ......... bS:2Oami be :30pr
Aberdeen ard Dakota Ex a7:O5pml aS15ar1
Daily. Except Sunday.
For full information call at Ticket Office.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE.
NJ. q st. l.. DepOt-Broadway Il 4fh.
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS R. r.
"ALBERT LEA ROUTE."

Leave. a Daily. b Except Sunday. Arrive.
Albert Lea. Des Moines, Ce-I
b9:i5am, ..dar Rapids, Kan. City. -. b7:1Opm
bS:35aml. .Watertown. New Ulm. i b4:55pm
b5:00pml. -. New Ulm Local. ..... bio :20am
a7:00pml .Des Moines & Omaha Lin aS:55am
a7:00pm Chicago & st. Louis Linn. aS:55am
b4:45pm Albt Lea & Mankato Local bio :35am
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Sheep-Steady. Representative sales:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06
CONDENSED DYrAroHEs

Contracts have been let for the con
stricttnn % a standard gauge eiertfie
railroad from Canon City. Col, 70 Cripple
Creek
TIRE battalion 81 the Eighth regiment u
.hs governors troop broke camp AZ Hazel
ton. Pa. yesterday. and every soldier has
left town
The architects Of the worid have been
invited 20 enter a composition for designs
for the rev buildings Of the University o.
California
n Is stated that a powerful syndicate OF
German bankers has Offered % The chile.
ar govern ent "A loan OF fA9HsV'2ssN1 ~ t~4a
al FER cent
The Connecticut town elections heif yes
terday showed TO SUITS tanttas change N
the vote 81 last year, The Republicans
holding their 0wn.
Seth Low has tenteref his Resignation
as nresFa~nt OF Columbia college. The
trustees referred IL 20 a committee 10 re-
port November -
The wabash Railroad Company intsnas
20 reinstate ss fast a. posefS4s the sew.
erai hundred men who were biaekltsted
"a the strike o. ls9A
The Argentine congress has Just passed
q Law imposing TAX 81 ore centayo SEQ
per ten register On vessels entering TIE
port % Busnos Ayres-
Comrransar BaiIiagten Booth denies
that negotiations are n progress Tor
union q the SAWS son Army 9th the
Volunteers q America.
Arrests 81 AFA% tt-AEst1srK~ " Atff~1 III
nsse a. night u san Franctsco reeently
ia 70 The 5~nes that ~ warning factions
we're about % resume hostlisissE
The psorl@ % Rapid City =. y havs
bs4n sngaged FOR four days 81 rgbting
se~sSs fre~ whiea have destroyed wErw
houses. but hey exceeded IN saving ths
town
MAI Powell. corps q engineers. wia not
SO % Nicaragua as engineer sheer ~ TIE
canal eomEnisslen- Secretary Atger -
locking for another Cftl@sF 20 take his
place.
rafph p. Newton. recclging teller y ths
First National bank q DenFer. has &ia-
appeared. Fiis relatives Garnet account
FOR klEa ard hts accounts ~ the haak are
straight
Twenty rnea under I&eut. Davidson have
been seat from Fsrf Logan. Ark. 20 Tusa-
kSfr&, L. T tbs scene o. Fr01Hle het N@sn
ths treaty aid aasi~tTszty factions q tAs
Chocta<.
Tss sig e Rsv. Dauiei = Potter against
yser 70 rl.c ksfs}'gT Tor SO - dam yes
pr sff-sf was 4lsrss.se4 by J4fge Gtlaef-
sleeve. in u. ssgEsuss court % Sex YorS.
yesterday.
The American eonEua AZ Stafford Car
asa eaIfz sttsEfter 20 ire ueN Canadian
49, Admitting ccTa and hzrb~2 wir@ free
ard says there vii - \ goo naEkst Ter
cara IN nas G1striSN
Aroert soof.. aged a years. "A revenge
tor Ea sI 80 sa''' , assssIsa h, AZ
= vGxnp handle ard killed him az Green
nes1. md. Aonday.
ira Il Rlso grant claim for &c 30 acres
rs the rs5ss EsTTtss tracts % tane - &Ss
Mexsso WA rejected ~ the uE4te1 Satra
court 90 private Ar6 ci&irzx. tie court
ksa4lzg that :. tAess ever w@s any span
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06
THE Y. w. c. A.
Preparations Being Made for the
Opeufnx of Fall Work

The Young WomSn's Christian Associa-
ton 10 making preparation for reopening
Of its fall work. A meeting for Bible read
ing and conference is held each Sunday
afternoon st 4 o'clock. to- which all
women are invited Young women and
girls are specially urged TO be present.
The services OF Mrs. c. w. sharpies have
been secured as teacher, OF physical cub
ture. Mrs. ShArpleE Is known through
cut the -Ity as an able teacher. and those
who enter her class WITH have most ex-
eellsnt opportunity for physical training.
A class IN vocal culture for the develop
ment and training OF the voice in speech
viii be taught BY Mss De Voc. In con
rection elementary driH en- platform work
viii be given. The work OF this class Is
such as VIII be beneficial 10 students
teachers and members Of wcrsen's clubs
also 20 those who have weak lungs or
throat trouble. Miss De Voc has had
long experience as a teacner Of expression
ard vocal culture in Eastern colleges and
other Institutions OF learning. and IL pre-
pared 10 develop the voice with care and
close attention 20 individual needs
Other classes VII be formed as there Is
demand for them Those who desire 70
enter classes In the common English
branches. or 20 take up any special line
OF study are asked 70 call at the rooms
OF the association. rs Third avenue 10
confer with the committee en- educational
wtrk
Special attention viii be given 70 con-
sultation In regard 90 class work ard en-
roltruent from 70 p. m. each day next
week, except Saturday ard sunday
Those who desire to enter the classes are
asked TO register at once. II 81 hoped
that many viii take advantage OF this op-
portunity for study.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06

tsA grant. he rights thereto were long
ago Forfeited The litigation IS az many
years standing.
TIE po.ass a. ~. Louis stopped Al sx.
curSaon which was starring BY steamer on
SUNDAY % hsing OF = T&nE between klliy
Mahan. 90 San Francisco. and Brownle~
Sextsa, q ST Louis.
A eontraes has been e fer ssx turbine
70 De erected hv - Pau parties ns2r
patfa. Moag The Wheels VIII develop
A.asS horse power each.
Tue RIO Crande Western Railroad Com
psny Is apnlied taE e fsAsSs.oa - survey
Inc seross re tintan inasaa 49, -, "a =
and il vii nrceaoly - srazsrS- tie il
disns making no objection
The Armenian diEnitarsss have assent.
n the Teasfea States that the Ang.scan
hEshoxs - his country should aTdaln
Some q teeEr number 90 priests.
A plot has bean discovered AZ IA Tier
lad. salvador. against tres2GeiAt Sssas-~
tnanr polltirlarls are implicated and i'm
Portang arrests have been made.
A dispatch 70 ne London Times says
the situation at Rio de Jsnslre = go.ns
from bad % worse. and the nnaaciAl GER
a!siQa 81 the rsveTnmeat Is critical. az
saE 70 the great falling ~ in revenue
TIE Boston Basaeal cub wAs pEessat-
81 with tae peanAnL - N@tAenal - - 80
champions az the fremont tneAteT IaAs
nignt e~tweea the scts ot = play. mayer
Quincy na8e the presentation speech.
Through a canlesslps exlnrtsd from a wc-
man. sh@ police have rounded up al ths
men implicated IA sAe recent Aoid-up or q
NorEhern E'aetfe messenger rain near
Moo~hs4d. aua VIII gather them n today.
John W. Maeksy is closing a deal for
the PURCHASE from J. y. lsancastt O. sns
ave mines from hawthorne, ldAhss On The
Carson & California railway Ter S-ee.oaA
The circuit court II appeals g san
Francisco naS decided thar en9eg ne lew
= cents par round instead 81 belns adj
mitted free. a. vas coafeaded b tie im-
p9Tters-
Il II proposed % let the entire gold out
pat 81 the Cripple creek district fer ons
Fnonth accumulate. and then ship u IA
one lot 10 The Philadelphia mint, IL =
estimated 20 reach 81 tsMe1. tho largest
shipment az bullion ever made.
The expedition % tie Sydney. y. 3 w.
Geographical Society 10 the EEiice stands
northeast OF Australia. has canssrsned
coral Islands. diamond drilling 20 a depth
OF ffty-nve feet failing % reach bottom.
The Norwegian steamer BelveTncr, from
pors Mafant Jamaica which arrived a.
an senserabsF 81 ~ raiss north % san aai.
and vas Il It's fssghf % Cape HaEtsraa
The condition e Edwsrd Lanxtry. con-
ssRsd 70 seaa ae.gi'@ sr s ns .nsan sasas
4Swn - sframga and unexpected. az he
has always enjoyed the best OF health.
was an ardent sportsman and very tam
perate tn his habits.
Il proves that ths dsfaieatfon OF Treas
urer Charnley. .; the Presoy isrizn board
~ aga Tor colleges and academies. was
known last July. and he had heen IN con-
slant company with a desscIive Ia GHicako
until hts disappearance On september J.
on that day ne and the detective weps out
10 nee. his brother and. wftse the dhlec-
tive Was watching tse cars Tor TIE nr0iaer,
Csnarulev gave him the slip IN the crowd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06
Mining Stocks.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Oct. s.-Drouth az homo and
strong markets abroad were t1e lnhaeHcss
which were upperuoss II Ire waeat nisrAsS
when business began. Buyers took aoid
with more confidence, short sellers and "a
fact al kinds os sellers were irci-aea 70 Do
more cautious
vance IL ssd over last nights close ana
subsequently, advanced 70 Ia above yesser-
DAYS closing prices. In the Pig there were
buying orders for DecenoeT wheat coming
direct from Paris though tie quantity thus
bought was not large enough 10 attract a.
tentioa. The predictions Tor continued fsiT
weather for the next thiTty-stx hours 81 al
winter and spring wheat territory was very
aisarro4ntlag 20 those VINO had sxpscsed
yesterdays light showers In the NORTHWEST
would become heavier and extend down
tnto ne winter wheat country. The fact
that Northwest receipts were large was not
sufficient 20 offset the effect OF tie cry
ne Closing in Paris was equal 20 lssc
IAverpoo! was up Ike and Antwerp lie.
Today's seaboard eaSas sEnea 5 were re-
ported a. s.xty-e.gai eosi loaos Las wssA 1
frmed those Of a large nuurser " corre-
sponAenta covering a vida area IN the
Northwest. that their showing returns had
sx.inatss would have 70 De reduced. A very
sharp squirt n the price az Duluth gave
color 20 the stories. II grew very strong
toward the ciose dua 20 the 1ynnsss % the
foreign markets December sold up 20 81 &c
ard closed firm q. that prize.
Corn was strong In sympathy wfth wheat
ard good general buying. Il closed Sso
GAS were firm. affected somewhat oy TIE
wheat advance but also largely ny the
crouth- The demand dropped of later ard
part Of the advance was lost
Provisions were very slow. The opening
was lower because q liberal receipts q
hogs here ana the loweT yard prices The
market rallied sllghsly win grain. bot
grew weak again. TIE close wss lower.
December pork was l5ss 20 lower DecezL-
Der lard nc lower aid pecsmSer rias SC
lower.
t~astfe--rsse IN cattle wAs rather slow
and prices favored t1s buyers u a great
many instances heavy natives ard unde-
ssrahle cattle generally selling very unsAtis-
Fzrtnr-iy. Native cattle. & 500 g for coxI-
mon 10 medium dreSSS9 5eef grades, Up %
s5G5 e. for choice % extra Shipping be@ves.
with S8les largely a. s. Saafa.las numerous
ioss - western sssers gong for s. so ! o.
Native butchers and csnnsrs stun sod
better than might be expected az tine
when ranGs catgle are being marketed 80
freely. Coxs and hs3fers sod al 81 - Texas
cattle chow 10 particular change. AID cAs-
lie from TIE Western ranges where
Of feeders. Gamers ard hslfsFs.
Hogs were heavy and hayers succeeded
= securing a f1rt5e- decline % Sc, heavy
raeEfnx G sS7g 3: chctce HgHt 81 lsSfl = -.
ksssk So ga n. rsgs s. HSfSs0
Shsep-Tra6s = sheep w&s freely active
8. he declining prices. lambs showing to-
r~lsss veskrssS Naive sh@ap s8sd 81 8 Is
s.. ygssssrs sasaSs. - Sgs4sS. gesdsTs. s. ~
cas- with sws~ seAling "a lgw as s.. -
ecsspes-Sattze. 2ss@i Acgs. %.1as
sle6p. z.el4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06

rates. American representatives bought
a few choice tcfs 81 cToSs-cre1s SIPS
we're tm Eno& demand ard were sought BY
the hozre trade. New South Wales stock
sod weN AID Cape 81 Coed Neae an8
Natal ErSaxy sold > PEP seat aiEher fhsB
the last series Falkland tslana Eseasv
s1id Ter sens. higher thar LAST sers0s.
FALKLAND woot wax arE1 A. Yesterday = 81
ys=cc- TIE offerings To-Day axETe&ate So
~ bales &C watch go were witaera ar
Sales IN detail.
New Sou.h Wales sss5 bales. secured.
xEx1zis Sc. greasy 4s44aa.
sseeensssna SIS hs1ess sceaEea. ss&
1s Es46s greasy EHSaSS
victorsss - bales secured sssfts lisd:
greasy. sa.Tiias5.
south. Australia. ~ bales; secured. I'D
CTS ed
West Aussralia. 80 bales greasy. sad
Tasmania. 81 hsless scauTeS. sAssfit.i /;
greasy. sl4&SS41
New. Zealand, 1Sl7 bales. secured. Ea3
= sd; greasy. Sa-&Aasa
Care % Good Hope and Natal Las
s.,es. secured. s}z1als I'D. greasy. 81
rslkiana islands LES bales gvsasy.
5aSd.
spanish. IS bales: greasy. sasa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06
The Orphans Home.

The month Of September closed with
twenfy-four eh.leren IN the Orphans
Home. corner Box and Harrison streets.
The children are now attending The Aer-
Ger school. commencing with the fall
term Donations for the month were as
follows: y. Suffer. meat; Seattle Trans
fer Company, free transportation Mrs.
W. L. Benin clothing, Miss Reed. one
half dozen Jars of fruit: Mrs. = keuney.
box OF apples and piurns: Mrs F. j.
Daniels, box OF plRn1s. Miss Herrea,
clothing: Mrs Bausman, box OF crackers
Mrs. Morrison, fruit and vegetable Mrs.
Miller. box Of plumss Mrs MeNsuEat.
fruit lars: Mr. Crouch. two sacks pota.
toes. Mr.. ]. d I<owman. eight boxes q
f,,urr-: Parlor Grocery, two boxes riunss
Denver Marxet, squash and potatoes; Mrs.
s. l. Myers. vegetables.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06

BOSTON. Oct E-The tcre q ere wool
market continues to harden. Territory
Wool continues 20 re Ia batter demand
medium ard fns seIlng az SO while
&c IS being had FER Sample lots fleece
WOODS ara arm and pT5c@E are gradually
hardening. Australia Waals held en- Wei
and Buyers ara yet disposed % take good
lines az market prices. Ss0etNs Inns.
TnwAshea medium Missouri quarter
hioosis. conhins. z4zs-sc. 40 three-aURFter-
blood eomh4zg. 20 ~. braid coahing Sic
Texas woo.s-SgTtng medium L. uaantas.
f$E fsc. secured price. sIat1r. spring ffae
u months. ISttttc. secured price s9zfsSe.
Territory wosiS ~ Mountain fire me-
dunn and 1ue. l4sIi1e: seuNred price. asa
Soc staple. sa4fA-c. Utah, Wyoming. etc.
nne medium and nns. l4atsc. secured
Australian woilS-Scoured basis. ccnh-
ing superIine. Sc. c1mhanE good sac
comning average. sc; Queensland comb
ing Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06
yrw YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Oct. E-$o; n many ~ssks
kAs Wall street. Sec 50 6@A q Gay as Estz-
Z wzs offered SIS a. sxplarAaSl nat = :
eve c< tAE zAx.zh Day O. At1Eiss1st ~ cstse1
away uany h-cEs-S Mn4 apsfStarss oct
there waa aP&rT from thts. disposition 50
refrain from srA1tEg z15 - IazFs tne u12E-
kee . Ne falsew for 4 LA 1sSEzTfzA1 8
Eaz-5 rsAcescz zCpSrs1tly 29rs0zzss2sG tie
has rat tN@ caz6lstcnS &r9 nos yet ready
fsr a r@sa rEsaE - the advance I1s Ia
.e-zb1e kac*1rs witch developed 1zT.Ex fhe
eaF aizASaxh they A@sGs@1 fer a tine Eas
Ez4svs@EzAs ss5cxs . wEs15 tzey &D~slss@.
ws-s sre~s cg1Fe L causing s general ad-
vs-cs. ara ra0Ss stec<s czoSe1 lo%a- -
r2gAI
KEso- PzE5Ae was exc@net1zaIsy a-xE 49,
practically Tsc1vag@s1 fraru yHss@gc zy s
SsCssEs GwsEg 20 tbs 6tscra1s1 ATTACHING -
-e.szrtk ~ 81 Tx - syuzs1zse 1ztsAz.sa
- sGs1z5 tEs rEoz x&zzS Z2ts2z caz1-szst1ee ~
g.e ss-ea.g<G-s sac T-s LSz-ss.--s al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Oct. 6--wheaf - on the
Up grade again. II Is stiil 4 little severish
SO that exporters were quoting sc for
Walta Wala. with the customary differ
entail n favor Of hiuestesn and valley.
There Is very little selling st present.
holders having a firm BELIEF In \ higher
price. Another cargo finished leading to-
day. Walia Walis. 7Sc. hluestem. sc.
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Total sales.
General Quotations.

General Quotations
Receipts, 600 barrels, exports.
Is So barrels: fair < active and shade
rrr1s- with wheat Minnesota patents,
e 1875 50. winter s.raights. s4e0Ea74 Rye
-four steady.
Wheat-Recespss isS 40 bushels; exports.
10 SIS bushels: spot strong. No 3 red.
sSlsc Options stronger or higher cables
ard droath news. reacted under realizing
but advanced again on active covering. in
duced py heavy export buying closing IAs
n2i.s ne: higher; No. red. sc. pece1a-
ber es4ssskc cloee5 $40.
Hcps-F1rrn. state common 20 choice.
fsss crop. 4rsScs ISL crop. eTAc. fSs7 crop,
Isalss; Pacins coast, f.s5 crop 4fEsc: iss;
cron ss7Te- 1857 crop. f21iSc.
woof-Ffrvn
PetrOleurn-DulL
CoT4e-options quiet. with prices W.
changed - 8 points lower; ruled quiet
closing SFI6 poinfs net lower sales g. 20
hsES Including. Decern Der, s sec. March.
s8e spot coffee. Rio quiet. No in
wpica. Tc; tobhanx. 7}zc- Mid steady Cor
Sugar-Rkw nominal: reaasd steady.
Metals.
Pig Trcu--wArTants vary 6uiis 81 bid.
us asked
f,cvrer-I.ake cutst 81 sIfr
wfa-DaIl. ft2s8 eiS. s15.T8 asked
sp4lter-Guiss. sA2s BID, s. 81 asks9
fIez1-Excnange easy $40 bid. 81 -
asked, brokers strong.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06

THE SEATTLE MAHkE1S.
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B4tter-Fgrgn
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TIE following prices are being oIerec
% the producers b. local dealers for de-
Every ~ reuze lots ca tie dock or In the
car al Seattle.
Crsic--P4xst Sound cats. sfss barley,
sls Per ten. wheat cEscken feed. IS
Hides. Pets and TsIlow-He2vy szifsd
steers. over 81 IbS. 7es medium. per =, Sc;
light under a. lbs &c psr 70 heavy
cows. &c. light sEsc. sailed ktps. <9sc. ard
CAR. Der u. g.. green HIDES. &c less than
sa3se1, dry hises. per u. sf8fecs cells On
above. cns-third less. dry saks. per ID 80
&c dry deer skins. summer per ID. lsS1scs
geoc Writer. 10 &c, poor and TN winter.
5cses sheep pefts. ferg wooi. 5sHssc: rreci-
nns wcoi. 5@EzSr: weoi Western washing
ton, cisaness. leQz1c; dirty, sz1c par 10
tzIlo~. 24zsse-
Eggs-Eanez, 2Gzzc-
Poultry Chickens. 95ss1c per -. I'VE
weight
Live stock-Cholce beef cattle. ccwa
l&@Z<e; steers. sTstkc: choice sheep. g:
good sogs, Sac calves. dressed. large, &C.
snail. Tic