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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-11-23

UNDER THE BALCONY OF ROxANE.
and 1.-The whiteness of q robe Of spring.
I am but shadow, and you are light.
You do not know what these minutes
are to me. IF sometimes am elo-
quent"-
"You arei''
'Never until this hour have my
words sprung straight from my heart.
A blindness falls upon me when your
eyes look into mine. Tonight-tonight
for the first time, 1t seems to me that I
am speaking straight to you"
IA new tones in your voice."
"a new tone, true, for in the night
that hides me dare at last to be my
self. I dare-I know not what. For
give me that I'm moved. This-this is
so sweet-so strange
$50 stranger
"Yes-strange to be sincere. The fear
Of being Knocked has always locked my
heart"
Knocked? But why?''
"Ah-for my hearts wild beating!
sought to clothe my love with witty
words, to hide it from the curious gaze.
I longed to reach up starward, and am
afraid of ridicule. stopped and picked
a wild flower. This wit Of oursl To
catch your fancy at the first-'twas
good, but now 'twould be proclamation
of the calm night to speak the words
that garnish fine love letters Come, let
us look upon the stars. Let the wide
sky take from us all our make believes.
dread that, in the alchemy we're skill
ed in, the very essence Of our love may
dissolve escape as. All, it is sin in
love to play at fencing! The moment
comes-and blest that moment-when
every polished phrase and rounded word
is sad and vain. -
"And If that moment come for us7"
floated the whisper down from the bal
cony.
"All, all that came to me I'd toss to
you in one wild cluster, not set In q
bouquet. I love you! I stife-I Lowell
I'm mad! Do you not begin to under
stand, my sweet? Do you not feel my
soul mount up to you? Alb, this is too
beautiful, too dear, that I should tell
you all and you should listen! It is too
much. I never hoped for this Gould !
but die now! Have words Of mine the
power to make you tremble there among
the branches? For you do tremble like
leaf among the leaves! I feel It'll
Whether you will it or not, the blessed
trembling Of your hand thrills through
the tendrils Of your jasmine. T"
He caught the vine and kissed it pas
sionately.
"Oh, /" cried Roxane in q voice faint
with excess Of happiness. II tremblel
weep! I love theei ! am thinel All.
thou hast conquered mer'
And then, though CyEano's were the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-11-23
Northern Pacific Railway.
THE GARDEN SPOT OF AMERICA.

The opening of the line of the Northern
Pacific Railway into Lewiston Idaho brings
that city and the country surrounding 1t in
to the prominence they have long deserved
Lewiston is situated in valley of sur
passing richness with climate of unusual
equabi1ity. These have made it the center
of one of the most productive regions OF
America. The hills protect it from cold and
storms and lend their influence to make the
valley the garden spot of the Pacific North
west The rich soil, abundance OF pure
water and splendid climate are all mani
tested in the delicious fruits, unequalled
vegetables, and bountiful harvests. of field
products, and it will not be long. with this
new and admirable railway facilities now
enjoyed. before the Lewiston valley will be
come CONSPICUOUS as one of the best places
on earth for the Industrious farmer to
establish home.
For the past two years the resources of the
valley have been taxed to meet the ever
growing demand of local and foreign
markets, which is now augmented by the de-
mand from the Orient. The speedy settle
that is sure to follow the completion of the
Northern Pacific railway will give it a
prominent part in supplying the worlds de-
A little to the southeast and reached by
way of Lewiston, lies the rich Nez Perce
reservation which was recently opened to
settlement, with its thousands of acres of
fine farming lands waiting for the indus
trious farmer to cultivate them and con-
vert them into profitable farms or fruit
ranches.
The city of Lewiston, population 1000.
even without railway facilities has long been
regarded as a most delightful spot for a
residence and now must surely become the
objective point of many tourist and home
seeker.
Wonderland '9s, published bv the North
ern Pacific railway gives description of
the Northwest. A copy of the book will be
mailed you by Chas. S. Fee, G.. P. & T. A., N.
P. R., st. Paul, Mimi, upon receipt of six
cents in stamps.
FOR $40 MILES
along the beautiful Yellowstone river the
Northern Pacific through trains run. On
every Wednesday California Tourist Car is
attached to that train. Chas. S. Fee, Gen.
Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
5 BIG MOUNTAINS
whitened by the snow which cover them can
be seen by the California traveller who uses
the tourist car for San Francisco on eyery
Wednesdays train via the Northern Pacific
Shasta route. Chas. S, Fee, Gen. Pass.
Agent. st. Paul, MINI.
WONDERLAND '9S
will describe the Northern Pacific country
through which our every Wednesday Calf
fOrnia tourist car runs. Send ChaS. S. Fee,
Gen. Pass. Agent, ST. Paul, Mimi. cents
for it.
CALIFORNIA TOURIST CAR
leaves st. Paul 1880 p. m. every Wedndes-
day via Northern Pacific and Shasta route.
The scenery is so fine on this route that you
hardly care to eat. Inquire of any Northern
Pacific Railway agent. or write to Chas. S.
Fee, Gen. Pass. Agent, ST. Paul, Mimi. for
information 15-2t
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Annual Insurance Meeting.

THE NINTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company OF the Town of Redwood Falls, will
be held at the court house in Redwood Falls
on Saturday, November Goth, at one O'Clock
p. M, for the purpose of electing seven di-
rectOrs and to transact such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
A. D. STEWART,
14-2 Secretary
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Strayed.

GTRAYED FROM MY FARM ON SECTION
~ 8, New Avon, Monday Oct. 31st. eight
and four steers. mostly red and three black,
one having white hind legs. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for Information leading to
their recovery. HERMAN RADDATZ.
1885, Redwood Falls, Mimi
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DELFT.

DELHI TRAIN TIME TABLE.
East bound passenger, Lv., II Is A. n
West bound PASSENGER, 2:02 n
West bound freight, 7:45 A n
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
East bound freight, 5:55 n
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
g. n. BROWSE, Station Agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-11-23

THE GAZETTE 81 per year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-11-23

CHAPTER vi.
Then in the darkness, in the shadow
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WuO OUG q WO1u0A WOu4O No oUOGAo
enough to plan such revenge?" cried
the admiring De Guiche.
It was at this time that Christian was
pleased to indulge in q At Of the sulks.
He would have none Of Cyrano's aid.
He would be loved for himself and not
for Cyrano's fine speeches. He would
WOO Roxane in his own fashion. And
be did-to such effect that Roxane,
bored, dismissed him till such time az
he should have his wits again. Chris
tian, properly repentant, overlook his
tutor in the art of love beneath Roxane'e
balcony.
The wall that ran about the sweet
green garden had benches set against it.
The balcony Of Roxane's window over.
hung the quiet little street. Dew heavy
vines fell from it, yelling all the wall
in beauty.
ooh. shall die, Cyranoi Help me
Teach me! She has sent me awayP'
walled Christian.
In the latticed window above the
greenery light fitted.
"Sshp' cautioned Cyrano, drawing
Christian back beneath the screen Of
vines and into the black shadow Of the
wall. SSH! She's there, and all may
be repaired. Call to her. then speak az
shall bid you speak
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THE TRADE JOURNAL.

CONTINUED next week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21
VESSELS BOUND IN.

ssnes master nationality reported
s 1 f,S G < chi lt ss ,5 Rss ysp Pas: q mas
s SI OK Am tons xairt 9r p d9~rsnn ot Il
A Aas1e S $!T S s sa @ I%a Sm
Andecna Stain II AN SEN, "a tens San Esanse oft Gamble
B aieom4s Sxa4on; F 81 l7s Townsend
d eans9r A As Am tons ioasiu For
Shiengs Am
c iis eaIa J9Pss Br
Sc SFaa6. Ms ih cod f. An
S Se 3 kenny : -, IS 5 tons loaoulu
sa e * s5 . tons k HSa@q PERT as;s
Hes am II s a fMunn sakaaa s Pt Townsend
DuDha,to Tad M6 Asw blk Honolulu Departure
fa4fs:s ts f fat Am 81
IONS Il aka S f 4Sah nnshSns Am moge' eSa
EfbeI i %;ns "f 1 Ger sh 294 Nagasik
Glen Gai 4 95i5 !, 50 5s' ;sS Puget
Helm I W3s9n Isrson, Am schr
@ ons i1Vefpo Rris5 9o@ma
KI IAN l1 20 tons: iio F1n'1 T, s Ts
lem e Palmer p San fTaSeic Puget sound
k ks r = TSP na, hsas%
Marion Chut Wseden Baitmo Tacoma SEPTEMBER
M Me sm f A s s r. * i 1 t
M Mbr7 k F Am sPhT I'll
Northwest nn Port
0sserhs Hi@go 'a so a 6cioaT
s s6a A " E"f r S 1SwP'saa September
81 Bartlett olson An n ssh a4 y toms San Ps5ro Tema
s5af Nh PaH'e ufa An 81 81 go Ri
JOKES r. sas dsaa for nF Tnwn Nv,
Sea Kns "aaGe Am 6k i tons Honolulu Port
TmafG3 s fe G9I * 20 e & xapsisg
waS as SeSp f nRsisy Port key November
] me-: M : 5sa; a%'i i r T s r0sn,sas So,smss,
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Onia ha.


BOSTON, Nov. 2o.-The transcripts
weekly review Of the copper share mar
ket says: There was considerable realizing
in Boston and some recession in copper
stock prices, but on the whole the group
held well ana some further gains were re-
corded. Arcadan ran up one 10 3Sia a net
rise for the week OF 8. Old Dominion
touched 35i2 and 24i2. closing at s. the same
as yesterday and half more than last Sat
urday. Calumet * Hecla receded 10 s45
against $40 last Saturday. 81 net rise for
The week. and $50 since January l. Osceo-
la was off 2i4 TO I2;4 railying 10 73s.. which
makes "a net rise FOR the week Wolverine
was q lower at 33l4. which IS 81 higher
than last Saturdays closing Arnold held
a l01l2. a gain for the week OF a fraction
Centennial was unchanged from Yesterday
at "a. or 81. above last Saturday. baltic
eased Il 70 -, which is ga net gain for
the week, Isle Eoyale fell lSs to 2li. closing
A 3l5s, as nft rise for the week: Atlantic.
3gi2. rise Of since last Saturday Ta-
clImseh was !. lower. AT 50, against 81
last Saturday: Montana held az 229ls. 9ls
points rise for the week: Butte van up one
10 5si2. closing AZ 56i4. against So las; sat
urtiay: Franklin feil 4 II ~ raliying to
I9i@. a rise Of rs for the week.
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

oaaiI
Chilean fromT
humber
va3ue a
O
chsrere by
@ Dan chartere lbv FpanSer
Il
rfCh
prior TO
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FOREIGN MARkE TS.


NEW YORK, Nov la.-Thc Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stocls markets here were stagnani to-
day 81 speculative stocks. Americans were
Au{a5iy depressed BY selling from Berlin
following tha rise in the disc0un; rates II
fhe Rank OF Germany. The last time the
German bank rate was 8 per cent was in
$50 the time OF the financial crisis in
Paris The present rise IN the rate is due
% ne desire TO attract large amounts OF
gold quickly AS previously told In these
3.Spa tches. German bills 10 mature in the
next fortnight are exceptionally heavy
some failures are looked for. bat nothing
really serious or far-reachiag IS expected.
the position being that Germany has IN
gagged In no mad speculation bat in active
sound enterprise IN al parts OF ibe world
only requiring more cash 10 finance !, than
hey possess. Gold today w8s az rs I1f for
Germany. The English portion Of Sreyer s
.sSue OF The Southern Pacific California
bonds was applied for ten tines over
LONDON. Nov 9.-Whi!e the po.tlca!
situation has ceased to trouble the mar
kets there vas little Improvement N the
amount ~ business done last week. though
the to1e was good and prices rose Ia al
tha leading departments. The Increase. in
The German bank rate, however, may
again check the slight existing tendency to
activity.
The Americans were most active ami
IEe.s - remain SO for some time though
.he upward movement may possibly ae ar
res-ef rs tire Berlin money squeeze Had
ing ID realizaiions-
some sharp advances \ ere established IN
Americans during the week, bat prices
csns1d fFac;ionalEy lower.
Among the declines we've 81 Pall which
fell 3, point CHioa Pacific. Tn.on Pacific
preferred, E1rss nrsts, Reading tirs,a AMI
Southern preferred "a. ErIa 0F1.aaTy, Heal
.r, ordinary, Southern ordinary. IA Louis
vile & Nashville. Northern Pacific pre-
fe.reA, Northern Pacific common, ard uen-
ytr & Ria Ora 1de preferred = Denver &
20 C-an4s ordinary and AtGAasoo or3Y-
nary. =. Baltimore i Ohio conmoa. Illinois
Contra. %ew YORK Contra Atch.sou pre-
~-.f sra Norfolk & Western preferred
+. AtcAlsoD adjustment. Norfolk * West
an or4.IaAFy EeGIFa3 Pacific. %eR YORK
ontario a. W'escevn. Missouri Pacific ard
Texas. =. p-3.1t. WABASH preferred rose =
oo4Gt.
Morey was weak - pe~ cent bring the
rate an tnrce months t.Gs as.4 from -
60 81 Pr csas-. tae rate toy ae~9sits Ter
ealt-
BreadstnTs.
LIVERPOOL. Nov is--V AZ. > rel
se.e+e~r sfr.e- s. -. No. ge-4 sgoxthera
snr.rv. g;ea3y - e %ss5 Fggurea c,sse4
a.sass~ S9sesgssr5s A1gninal, I3ees guhas, IS IL.
Mavefs = sA13
e'srrs-spos--s merriam u1fxs8 s-u. -
zss.& F7ssgrss steady March. 9s &a-s
E.c2r-S.. L~ls4s .@acy wlrase-s -.
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Total Sales.


Flour-Receipts. 5o,S2a barrels: exports
.9,ii2 barrels. Market quie, and about
steady. Minnes sofa patents. S5.750i 10. win
tar s;ra!ehts S3t5s42 81
Wheat Receipts. 81. loi bushels. exro- =
G2.9i2 bushels. Spot. steady. NJ. red -
{. o. l. Options opened steady ard exgaeri-
encei = slight advance on the jump N corn,
tcge ther with large Clearauces ard cont.n-
entail oaying No. rel May. lie.
Wool-Fisece. 1au2z-
Hops-FIrm-
Cofee-~Op;ions opened quiet. with prices
unchanged TO : points cWer. Sales 415o
tass. including: December 52-c: January.
t4..c- SpoE-ilio, dul but steady: No IN
voice. S-.c. No ; iohb.ng. s4Sc, mid qfs!et
and steady. CuricVa, ISUl5C
Sugar Raw. strong. held 1-ise higher
fair refining, 4. centrifugal. - test. 4l.c
reiined,. firm b.; quiet. granulsge3. sac
cgt LOAF nc
Tig Irbn--War-arts. Northern. gi1it -
Copper-Iyase. brokers 12@ac
T.n-SteSdy.
Spa teF--sStFa8y.
I.sa,i~~Tvhe 3rTn that axes the setE1g pylee
tor mlntrs and sIra!gsrs quotes lead AZ So
al the tlose-
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Special Dispatch 20 the -Infetllseacor.
PORT Ef.AK EL.EY, Nov. u --Iielow are
ths names. destination, etc. oy yesse.s load
isS lumber al this BORT:
Am. bktu Courtney Foil Capt Nurah-
ison. san Diego. An. schr Excelsior. Capt
Burrnsister San Pedro. am sebr john A
campbell. Capt. Smith. EewpGft Am seer
tiolcen Shore. Cap. Rasmussen gy.fney-
~. >, ". Am bA James Nesmith. Cam
3ci%od Ds.sgoA Pay. 4 A: Am tx
EaTs Der CAPT IcgseAMJa sagt ss..frb. Afn
~ WaenuSert. Capt DaV.avpu. sydney. "
pairing
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calm; three mast ship in tow passing IN
and a schooner beating out
PORT CRESCENT. Nov aa-i o. nj.
barometer, a';9s; part cloudy: wind sog,n-
west. TWO miles
PORT ANGELES. Nov 2o-s %. m
Light rain; light west wind bark T1outsl-
ana In bay and schooner Eohers gsariss
Boyasn at dock
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MARINE oBsERyaTIoxs.

Special Ipsyatches t. post-integiivearer
<EAH BAY Sov. - - - m f}ayssssss.-
ts~ ss1s. 5iEnE rAln. wind west tao r. es
Pissed allc~-A ship IA t1w az ihe Pioneer.
az z = III. tass'-3 .T'-~issFk Top cSaAaas In
tnw = sgg Isa Lion. II noon In s.fales
Isa.Ius@ aut-E steamer IN straits beuz1
sgx.-A schooner ard ssnal scnooner.
tsf.ALE-A2G Nov. 2~s =. rn-<slaGGy.
cain ships Columbia azli CoTslsxEEaera "a
TIE fav, sailed eat. SRI i-s4tery~s ia fgw ~
TIE plot. "a 5 p IA IN Tsra.Ea beating out
49, Tao @raoeaSrs.
ITSlII. Nav. Ct y. E.-Pazs Cloudy,
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losing Quotations.

Hops-At London. Pacific cost, firm.
e 5sGfi5 los
Closing Quotations.
LONDON Nov 1e-Rar silver cJHz
Corso!s FOR money. Ito 3-Is; FOR ths ac.
count. li0is
London Railway stecks.
Canadian Pacific. s17a Grand Trunk. ~.
London Wool Market.
T'nere was a slight Increase n ne Inquiry
far wuo.s 3urlag TIE week. The various
couEumptiye markets showed su Improved
cone hat business raz limited The ar
r{vais 20 8ara for TIE sixth serfsg q sue.
Won sales 114ra open on Tuesday. %0gena-
fvr -, amount % iaG Iii osies inc!udia x
u go forwarded AirsCt
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BPea0stuHa.

San fEANSlS~o, NOV, AsI hs1e
strengthened later on better advices from
BarIey-Flrrliy held: the rain has had no
4 better demand for seeding purposes Rain
ccnfiaad 10 northern half Of the state.
oats-tiood demand, prices unchanged.
Spot quotations were
F'icuT-Net cash prices fer family extras.
81. iJz4.E: bakers extras. S-seg4
" aeat-shipping. n-i7ls for No. ! ard =.
BarIey-Feed. sl-asals0; brewing. $500
i.40
Oats-Poor 10 fair, sii7lgalae; good to
choice z1Esl % fancy feed q, 81: 81
prise. sl-2gaI.4Zi black, for sesd, S-saf
l.7o; red. 81. s0aI.5o.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, $3.50: Oregon. goo;
Wheat. centals, lie; oregon, 40; Washing
ton. i, 20: barley. centais. 2.3f6 Washing
ton, $3.50; oats, centals Is: Washington.
SsA; Oregon. 40: beans, sacks, Loo; poia-
toes sacks. s.73o; onions. sacks. l.sls; bran.
sacks. SO. hay. tons. 2.s: wool bales -.
hides number. 2Ss: raisins. boxes. 20:
quicksilver TASKS, 81; wine gallons, 81, 20.
Fruit, Produce, Etc.
Miadl!ngs. sisa2l: bran. si5als
Hay-Hheet slb9ls. 50; wheat and oat,
slAQi7.50 best barley, si1.5ezil4: alfalfa. SO
In5o: stock. sio2u; straw. per bale. ieu
sSE-
Potatoes-Early Rose aoaaoc: river Bur
hanks. 35lf50c: Salinas BurDanks, 15cslsl. 10;
oregon Burbanks e5c9sl: sweet sGii.c
Vegefa bleS-pickle onions, 4o951c: Gu
cumbers. a9grlc: green peas, Ha4il-c:
string beans, 5Q.c; tomatoes, ioqsoc. egg
plant 4t75Ac.
Green Frult-Appies choice, 81; common,
soc; crauberries, SsI9,5o: Oranges, valen-
cia, sl.5f@i3-5o: Mexican lines. repack. $3.50
| a. California lemons common, Slul.50;
choice. s2lf3; bananas, .l-25q2.5e per bunch;
p.neapples, s2.5eqf5 per doz.
Butter-Faucy creamery. 2ic: seconds. Fl
e. pf tRneGy I eery G n2mia Sass seconds q
Cheese New. 1lG1lisc; old. l0Glaiac:
Young American. ni1al2c: Eastern, 1.Gl3c.
EgeS-Fancy California 4Vq4aiac
Poultry-Turkey gohbiefs I3als>. turkey
hens 12Gl3c; ROSTERS. old s4Gf4 %; young.
Sos: broilers. small. $3.50 large, $500 !:
LIE per pair; pigeons, old, slQl25; young,
sl.10al75.
Wool md Hops.
Wool-Sprag: Nevada. 1ealic; Eastern
Oregon, l05i2c; valley Oregon l5a17c
Fall: Northern mountain aallc; mount
ain, A9i0c. plains. eI9c Hum boldt and
Mendoclno. u0l3c
Hops-Crop Of 1898 l3GIlTc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady: December. $Is: May,
sI2t%
Barley-Inactive; December. 81 2as..
Corn-Large yellow. Sl.05.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. s4S3;.:
sight, si.s6t4
Financial.
Silver bars go. Goa Drafts Sight -. Is
Mex. dols ..isl-disA.I Telegraph :. =. ia
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. &ev. as-Arrfvea. 49,.
str Arcata, from Cor BAG s;r Waehfenaw
srofu Tacoma. tkta k.ere&a. from Tacoma
hkta = ges1lsr. gfou5 pofs Ludlow. 49,,
Gardner CTS fruFn C;raya harhs~. i,efsr'.
ed~SfT Fulton fer Portland
GUARD tolr Fsen.~ Consultation f-sa
Mze ni.zimSE.. grad 4ats optic sF,ss.la.ix,
Sa.lS.AeL40.. guaranteed. IL CasTrx.
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Receipts and Shipments,
Dairy Products.

On the Produce Exchange TO-DAY The hut.
ter market was steady; creamery, lac PC !;
dairy, l2leui9c.
Eggs-Firm, fresh. 2G1k12lc
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PORTLAND My. 1s-Wheat-Stea3y:
xsilA walla, sc; valley eni biussieEE, s.
5yx4n
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Flour-Winter patents. ssS5ssase: winter
straights, &.Saf33e. spring patents. sia5sr
4-s0; bakers, 81 309s2 80
Waeat-No. , spring 65956c; No. spring,
oSIo5c; No. red. 6si4c
Corn--No. . 3S2.c
oats-No, :, + o. b., 2sa.c: No. 9 white.
-is sss'asc; No: white, 27'4 G2s2.c
Barley-No 2. 3s14ec.
Flax seed-N0. l. s7l-c.
Timothy seei-Prine Sass
Mess pork-S,. s5GI7.93 per bhl
I.ard-si sodi4.9Ti4 per loo lbs.
Short ribs-Sides toose). S4.65[Isss
Dry ssilted shoulders tboxed)-iSs lil<c,
Snort clear sides (boxed}-$4 S1li4
" niAky-Lgstilers' finished goods, s1.a5
per gal.
Slgar-Cu; loaf ! l.. .r.a r,.,la.a o.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21
MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Nov. -. 1855.
Exchanges H tire Seattle. TaeGgla Spo-
kaze and Portland clearing houses today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,


CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-The small supply Of
cattle today was easily disposed of at for
mer prices. Choice steers. S.3oGl5.15; me-
diufn. SfH7Ga 20: beef steers. stlii70: ste1 K
ers and feeders. $304.35: bulls 81 25Gptl0;
COWS and heifers, $4,000: calves, $S50g77
western rangers. s2.1el;4.35 western fed
steers. sigS-l0; Texas grass steers. $500
s.lo
The demand for hogs was brisk at 2 good
range or prices. Sales were at s. 50ft2.55 as
an extreme range for hogs, with the great
or part changing hands at &3.35T3 30: pigs
81 ioa2.35. largely at s2.9o93 20 Hogs sold
'i24loc lower than a week ago ard sc lower
than a year ago.
remarkably unsatisfactory week for
sheep closed quietly. there being no i'm
provement in the demand Feeders 81 5el
30: yearlngs, 81: western sheep, 81 7sGIil0;
Lambs. $3.5eG6.2o
Rseceipts-Cattle. 200, hogs. 1900; sheep,
Omaha.
OMAHA. Nov MISUNDERSTANDING go
mead: market steady. Native beef steers,
i50Go.3o: western steers s.. $50 40 cows
and heifers, S3n3.a0: Gamers 81 as
stoekers and feeders, s.. 3oa4 40: calves. 81 so
a.: bulls and stays, s.. 25GI3. IS.
Hogs-Receip,s. 800 head: market Sc
lower. Heavy. s. 21!aG3.22i2. mixed. S. 27a
$3.50: Light. s5.25Q3.3s5.: bulk of sales al
S32Tl2Gi3.52ie.
Sheep-Receipts, 100 head: market dull
Fair 10 choice natives, So 500 20; fair 10
choice westerns. So. i0f4: common and stock
sheep, s3l4315: lambs, s4l15. %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-21

wheat-Narket unchanged: export. No: l
cIub sc. No. bi-e@ser,. sc. milling. No
club Sic; No ! bsusstem. sc.