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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-10
Scientific opticlap. wollman 400 Br'dws


The following transfers were filed yester-
day in the title, abstract and loan office OF
j. w. Squire. 1Ol Pearl street;
John o'Brien and wife to Maggie
Shawgo, neA swA 2S-77-42; W. d.. s l. 900
William u. Bamford and wife to Wal
W. W d. - ...........'...".',. w.. @ $500
Louisa Ahles to George Hertle, lot 8,
block 22, Beers subd; W. d.,..,..;., 500
Gutschlag, block &C., Allen "a Cooks
add TO Ayoca; W. d....,..,..,...,..... 1000
Nettie Il. Iyerson to George Wright,
lot In subd of block a. Avoca; W. d. S25
Charles Bowman and wife to Eta p.
Chapman, lot "a, block o. Sacketts ~
Add; w, d. .......'''''...'.'.'''....- $40
Six transfers, aggregating ..--.....sT S5l
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-10

not be docked until tomorrow morning after
inspection by the quarantine officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-10

New neckbands put on shirts free OF
charge for regular customers at the Blum
City laundry, "a North Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-10
Six transfers. aggregatins ---......sLS5l

Reasonable amount or mending done free
OF charge at the Blum City laundry. This is
the laundry that takes good care OF your
linen. 81 North Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-10
.Ml4MNxRti1e

is nutritive, scdatiye digestive, beneficial
at all seasons of tho year. 1t is prepared
by the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Ass n Th9,
fact alone guarantees its merit.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-10

For sale--Hard coal base burner; good
condition. Inquire 134 Park avenue, Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-28

sp<s easy; Ma I'D. ~ b aasst. orssa0
nyened weAA Traders xsre hsnx ga ~Asat and an-
sosa<s fse<ay aH day css&er ~<atser. nsss eusA
the NersAwess And vrsassAAstory csskssA Spansa-
sica axxsa easfrsS iaeAs ard tessnrsss cAssan6
~&v ~ fSie ass decline; Jwss sfs~rs -St. Septeu-
Der esssed sSiS. rAsSesaexr closed sssc.
wael- fssnSr
Hrss-t(ases.
tsasre-StrSsoas closed steady unchanged ~
paints lower SAsss L. 80 bag. snsfssainx SeFsea-
sss sss, >sesnaser. 4 Sss. psxcasaer. sAe SPOT
kfa agi ssa EASY Mst3-<eates
SsxsF-k2w sslVns- Fair refining. fsiSr.
sEss<&l. ~ scss. sslsc Rnsaaea steady ard fairly
aekirsA
Metals.
Sery htsss change was rsnsrssed Ia prscss "a the
fss&l sxsAsnxe friday. TN wcat Of ssxAsiy uaacg
les ~ IN oensans. fTaa and iesS favor
aets fozesSR axss. Sp~1ser Feissi h&ress sseats.
fssd assraaSei sxessEssrsAle sssrnssk. while The
assszx 6erarsmsnss aevesd OF iasaxSssiag feAc
fures.
faS sroe- Arvznts narniaal. SsA
fskr ssgfseF- UssSksased sisA
fsn-tfssettics 81 SAT s.
Ssssfer kssSS, s. "a
Lead ssezsly. 81 SsesEs TIE srrs that sscs the
seis.sx ps Ser naiasrs ana sass.teys aases lead e
81 y at Size c}Nse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-28
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. July s-t'coisr weather In the North.
west and iower cables started whest on downward
cOnsse ~ the efeEtng and w3th the exception 81 q
a. rails from the buifuG near TIE rtnse on baSsng
against puts. The MARIE. ruled esceesilnsiF weak
ts,t,,shatss 4 peor cash demand and increased
domestic receipts also contributed - the decline.
September opened tase iowsE ~ sass9sr S1sd spar
fnsiy az -Ic declined 9aSafa.s aud closed wtta
buyers 8, fesc Hravy rains Throughout The West.
whore claims ~ damage BY 6rnrsh hare hsrn mum
cror~ weakened corn There a selling rush st
TIRE Outset and oBiy occasionally chen sprSe sseFs
would snsiasYuf 90 did the market show any
degree Il sssaifrrSS Exrssf fssrsnd gns~f. bat
~as ceaanfefacted b. enormous pfitnsrs Western
raaFksf gaeviyss September eia%si r. iesef DE
csyYsssr sinss4 with loss at Tie
Liquidation, inf.sesa hy favorable harvesting
WEATHER sud favorable cynn reports aud ths de-
clias In corn weakened cats. September closed se
l9nes.
Higher usfsss fer haga snS tAsytnx by raeksrs
tSiaea fxestyifsus There dip eafiy tr syn-
patty wffh fhs weakness 10 grains. but thas vas
ali TeesxeFed tins tBs 4 tie sssssnn. TIE
close fpf September withnat material cnanse
throughout
The heading futures rans~ss tpilsvx
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstuMs,


SAN FRANCISCO. Jalg z.,-wheas-Easy: SPOT
quiet.
Barley Not quoted: SPOT weak
Fairly Wal maintained On account q con-
tiaaea lisilt offerings.
Spot quotations were;
Wheat shipping. sias 'ur No. and aest for
BARLEY reed, s1a@ssc: brewing. giussls: red
slo'ssl III sor Few.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks s5eo, do Washington. s.s.a.
wheat e~ntas re- 100 barley centais, SIS, oats.
tails, 2s6a. potatoes sacks $50, onions SACKS. 100
bran. sacks LIZA. hay. tors, SIS: ueol. bales -
hides, ssz rstsins, boxes. lssss quicksilver. n@sks
Il; wine, gallons $500
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Easy December. silica: May, $iisi.
barley Not quoted
Cors~Larse yellow, ST. l.aefi Is.
Wool and Hops.
wenl- Spring Nevada loalsc: Eastern Oregon
ieefl2e; valley do. Ialse. Fall Northern mountain
lambs. stloe: mountain lAnhs. saisc; san joaquin
plains. sssc; Humboldt aud hendoeino. issslsS
Heps-Crop Of ISIS Iic.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Miils,affs Middnss. sTalss 30; bran. slssis 50 per
Hay wheat. ssaars. wheat and cat, - soas: hes.
barley SsaT alfalfa $50. 20 straw per bale s1esoe
Potatoes Early aose. 7scss; rircr BnFbanks. Tsces
SLfo
les2oe garlic. 3a2.c green peas. as7se string beans
a-2sc n, tomatoes 2sa7as box; okra Soc asparagus
nominal egg plant, 'scas; chill peppers, &c
a$l
Fruit-cholce apples sae: common. SIS; s,raweer-
ries S.: eartsioupes. sss2 50: nuimegs, 75epiSl 20
peaches f5aS5e pears Bartlett sserhsi pisifns. s%s
Sc; Msstoan lines repacA s5afs 80; common Cali
ornia lemons, s5tsa<i so choice California lemons
Ls5a2: bananas, 81 Saef2 30 bunch pine apples sis
dozen
Butter-Faney creamery. 1906; do seconds fTtss
Use. fancy dairy i7ai7tc: do seconds. it sc; pick
led snsglc; ftFkin. letise
chsese-New sa9sc; Young America. ssaiee. East
eFn. iSa lasc
Ess.- Store. lsaise: fancy ranch. si@2asc; East,
ern, lt7isc
Pouitry-Tarkey gobblers iia5i2c y. turkey hens
Helix old ROSTERS stf4 80 do7en: Young roosseFs
ssas small hroiiers. s. S96s; large hroers Sos 20
fryers stssi So hens "a ss95 90 old ducks Ssa3 50
Young ducks 81 5est SO geese. 81, isssl = pair: sos
ings. 81 sci So; old pigeons s.. 2Sgi Sc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-28
MARINE NEWS.

PORT LUDLOW, Jais n Steam schooner
Brans~sek Capt Andersen. sailed yesterday even
ing Al oeiork far Kan Frsnfseo ~sth rNfsn "a
80 90 feet Of humber Amef.rsn schooner Robert
Hind, Capt HsiliHssen. sailed this morning for
Hanolaiu. III l., wits cargo II 10 90 fest q
lumber
San lnANt.tSstp Arrived. July q. str fitarla.
firm Saaatnsu str weiagsnr fsssn Deps rtsse bsy,
sshs " r. ier.stt frnfa haapptoas srhs Five
Ir.shess tsNm t.oss bar. HatisA ss- ztmse ~ Csl-
isfnia. for Astoria bk Tafgssian. for Pert Bisko.
Icy, sehs Antelope. fus Sshaisms sehs Asynow0.
for Eessale river
OLYMPIA Arrived. Juis a. bka Portland frv1n
Port Tosnsend. july - hsis Cosrfasy Ford. fsv0
Per. Tawnsfud
SAN DIEso Sailed july S. srfss Rag sonesu.
for sssss8 hsfror
SASAiAo~ Arrived Jais D. ssr Mlasoss fru0
Pert Angeles and sailed fer Port Les Aas-ies
HpQEfAN ~AriYei, Jais a. sts tsraee Dollar,
from San frsustseo. for Heiaam.
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THE SEATTLE PosrNTELIIGENCER FRIDAY. JULY 90 1854

iss nr~<na cherries sss-se sxr eszx. aA.sss~. 80
s%S. srrsra<s, E-@N rxw cex. xesa~e>e-rsss h.
pcsesss- .ssee. YssSas. sssfG s: xxsrc~ ~ kcs
rSsrss 81 No. 3 20 hrx re3 ea-ransx Sal 8 rer
rrssss ,&srnexTses. s. 349 ps- crate. vasarrassras
aezs r.s sssasns esntessssTss, SssS par 4rsxr-
Lumber and BR.1aing Materials
lnss- ssrerscs cn&l1y, $50 NJ. Ne n. s6ag;
neswhanssete. Hrs sssss - er4ar. sslss; rszzrsa
r~r " SAsss g<ses Ex~. &se. ee<sAr sAsssss aosss
s. sAaz 3
Iz.n<r- Fsr. rszsA. 80; sAsrf sasisa, surfaces.
II ssdess 3 = sAs u irshxs ws8e Esxsa
irrxzAs. = - rs trsts sg-cssi ienxsss 80 per Il
Extra. f-taeA snssa. yl*s1ss al vertical rv1sn 8
pr Extra. Ftrsrtnx- Dressed and raascs~a xtr
sss; steek eesras- slacs. ssss. 2sinra. q sas.s.
Eiach- tEs<ss ysartng-Se. OF ssa<A anssA
Es Ne 2 81 ehsaass -ssfte, az d-a2 ss<isnx
veasss. sa *. AtsA FIR Tsrb~r~Jcsss. anA
scankliHTs. sezse. s. sasass : e. - sa&sss
. !. Etsslf Box hsssssL seinra ard N SIS
Washington Ese Cedar Lrrh@r~ Nzssxe sssss.
e~vei xssIas. weight ~ rs Esass s.: cxsEsnr
wssgsss So@ / and 5 taneh. nc rs: Ne. /
And > tireh. fs IN. Gss- waiaseosiax. ssasis;
rrxfic. s5rSs A. shingles g&. standard
sAiasies. 81 -: linre sniss. e. "a ana Is ssxt So
> Thick .stsa sssss; cedar scssres. 2 s. ard q
f-~s. xsssssas rssrhsss 81
Kun 3ysea. 81 ia sttsaes ~ s~ees n-ayNxx sar
Csrrc. ssshhsnga- Portland X d D n, an:
Ai.-n. CN
firse sssshiasa- RoeAe Harhor. SO: San Juan.
GH
Plaster gssessnsl-Gcieen Gate rc- IN, "a
Plaster hxss eSossangl--wasAsd. g 50 Per ssck. -
washed 81 - psr saek
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The Best Treatment for Cholera In
fnnfam.

Orr baby has been continually sroubIed
18th selie ens eacisra intantnfa since his
BIRTH. ard ala tAas Ns gould do for asfn GId
ssas Sem 10 give more than temporary re-
ixf anfii Ns srses Chanterfasn'a 6,olic
Cssai9fa an3 fsarFhesa Remedy. since
giving that remedy - has rss been tros,-
hsvas We @snf = give yat shis sexti.
Fr6nsss So an eStdsi Pc Of our gratitude.
n9 that you Tes1 IL 10 saysrtlrs your
msTtforieus ssrsedys-~G. " Law. KsckuIg,
Iowa. Esor sale by ali dealers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-28
THE CHICAGO PROBABLY SAFE.


Tfssre II probably no truth Ia the report
that TIRE little steamer CITY Of Chicago,
plying betve.n 81. Michael and rap4
Meme, has been lost. While the National
CITY sas at ~. Michael she sappliesi tho
I*fg ~ Chicago with certain provisions
and supplies those sn charge ri the YES
sci announcing Al tire Tins thai they ex-
rerfasi 10 convert the steamer. Upon her
arrival at Nome into restaurant. In
order 20 DO this .hey said IL woui3 be nee
essafy 10 remove the boiler and other ma
esgsaeFy.
ssse departed from Cape None ard the
satiess aboard thn Nations! City say pas
sergFTN arriving Al ~. Michael via she
assHasrr Discovery reported tfsat the city
os Chicago reached Nome city N safety.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-28

PORTLAND july - There was acshias Satns
"a wheat to-day Exporters are cut At fhe market
for the present aud the auay trasse Is nSt brisk
enough to induce nillsrs 20 efer nssh feE the linz
itsd sflszat tnes Reed from time 70 time 4 small
sample q valley wheat from Dsytaa on
the street teszy. II shcaed large plump grain Of
good, healthy color. Wsiia Nalla IS quoted u
SIC. valley. see hl0ss;em, sc.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


NEW YORK. Iaiy :. The Commercial Advsrs
t;sers London financial eahlesram
Mestralisns eaattpue 10 absorb interest In the
msrkets here The rest quiet and trregul0
today Americans stsEnsat except fcai<ssu4
a Nashville. which bought dividend p~asa
pests Paris. Disturbed hs the approach - tbs
Drestus trsai. sold The discount rate NOT
changed today, though there was better demand
for money
fuNnssx iuiy E.--Canadian Pacific, ~:
Northern Pacific preferred. 81 Union eactnc rre.
ferrea. -. Atehssen. @s; Grand Trunk, ~. Ana
eoass. e Money. per cent
DreadstuRs.
LONDON Jaly E.-4wheas eargoes on coast.
buyers and sellers apart, esrgoes Passage quiet
and steady. Easissh country markets. autst
LIVERPOOL. Jefy L~Wheat firm; wheat and
soweF Ia Paris. wrah. French country mstArss.
weak
t'e4f4~sts American MIXED. new, esss. j. va:
DO cid quiet - 81, Jaiy quiet, y sids sepsemhcr.
steady 4 ssd: October. quiet, "a sd
Whest~Sp o4 Arm fu,nsrs. dali July n b;
September, b ED; beceusbes, 10 1ntL
81 e. u
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Jaiy e.. ro.iay's statement Il
the condition ~ the treasury shass
Available cash balance. .xx9H elU
Gold reserve sSssU
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The markets we're rather duh today, than
they have been for several days. The steamer Is
expected frum California taEsorFow. The commits
sion aRxioasiy awaiting Its arrival. as they
almost ont 81 the market. Oniy fes crates came
in today and they very peer. Taes sold foF
about 81 70. Rssphsrries mt plentiful TO-DAY
they yesterday. They sold for from Wis TO
81 for very good
soms oTeg1n peaches IN today They ar
enough yet They sell for about Tie box fasi-
little better and sell for SOC rhs late
shipments ffen Yakima have bSsn very good.
The fish market advanced little today as fish
are very scaree. Net enough are being caught to
supply the local markets
e e. e
pnrchaaing rrtces.
The following prices are being offered to the pro
dacer b. the local dealers fer delivery Ia round lots
% Grain raj os sssS ssr ssa 81 sesss: wheat.
chicken feed. $40 80: bran si4; shoFts SIS
Has-Puset soand, ssa7; Eastern Washington
timothy. siifli 50 sitaiia = per ira.
Egxs~ Strietly fresh ranch, Dc
Buiter~F Fresh ranch iees i3c; creamery iaG1e
Poultry Chickens. live, TIA Lac; spring S1s1 80
doz: TURKEYS. lac: geese Toe: ducks ssai 50 per DEF
Lave stock Choice 5cef cattle. cows. taiic:
steers. ss55r. choice sheep, ita5c: good hogs live
tse: hogs dressed, ese calves dressed. large, &c;
small. *; calves. live large. &c; small. &C,
Hides, fets and Wool Heavy sound sailed steers.
ever 80 rs, Sac; medium, sound. per r. 81. light
sound. Under IS bs, 10. cows. sound, all weights
'sc; stsss bulls and oxen tsg5sc: sslteh krs Sc.
dry hides. per ~ lsic; dry e,siis. onethird less:
summer deer. per y, Z1aSc winter deer. dry ia
lie: papery deer. sel5c; DRY elk saiac: green elk
tAlSc; sh-ep pelts. 5esSi %. saea'lnSs, isssgsc:
Eastern Washington wool. Sc: Western Washington
wool. lie; dirty or timber burned, lie: tailow. =
1Ssc
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VIEW yoRK. rulr E-THs ss,ca snsxaae eeneaa-
uet Barrow aud s~Sesssssssl trsAy unsst tie last
s.-snxss sssa "a s~sS rsssa ~ nav aa-s p.ss
fss late EssvSseas seemed te ssst VITA st-s@SsA
ssssass&Seesssy dasza.yea ~ iaae Erss 4 west~ra,
Western .zsssrerrS ThsSe ssseAs sa1xet frern "a
for Taks kxsf Western "a yosnts sax p. C., ~
:. AID fss use n Se~ rors c.nsrs = ~ sssrea
ca the nasesrsct sE4 tbs ssaszxs rszssss sese
isxs assAss issea. vrss~ sssivs .s<uaas sVsaHs
NJ fsz sAs grsnxsss aas lfftea Rsrffnstaa
fslsnt TIE set4ssfx q sAe market .sd nss hecozae
sezersl. aevesers ard sasas were nss 50 al gns
II shs oar. szss anax that Fxsces resisted Errssare
tnsy Turned "a The leas sads. encouraged ss me
lsisna and tire Southwestern stalks sAessA
dssstEasssza wnsrr rfess tssax Kansas d Texas 2se
fsrres Fssssped rs sseenssa ard ssiranesd eF~r
frers 'he asss asa iksslsss3se 4 NAsasiiss walcA
ssd eS-stytissd ~ rer cxss, sss2snsa "a e that
sTaez4as. Tae<e midday aasaase ia sss Tessg~
- sfnsss. which heased aa rae upward snoresnxnt
,oEssanxnsAa Teeaser resEaa rSssag ~ the nF~<srswd
xaa Asasfscsn rseaees nsiat. Maissax sscsss NJ
ozs fa1ated i FeaasS TIE 6sseaesmsnf So the
masses rssfsrs oesxn increasing evnhaeaSx. Yse,er.
time the sta<k ExsAgnxe and II Is arxas~f that
tse operators esi tne possibility * sfsmsAna FER
money thai saas ssssea san rates and desire tinas
sSsns an the securities fhes frysnx "a haaa faT
tasag HasA The fact that the Naak u Enssana
dsa nai increase its aiseemnt toias served &c
lessen Anxiesy ON TIE mnnes saesirn zss5 The week
y sxhsfis q: that Institution sAou-d Tat tae oFn
rn2Tsst bad been ane m reface is ,lissssasS the
haak serr heavily TIE sharp fan in rrv,srA rentrs
ana fSEaFts u fs.iissral csssss 10 thAt eeantrs
we're ~tsassf saSrh e.ssxs IN Nsx Yosk The nsnsy
Der" VAS AAmeNhs ressesFd ny tae srsnsfeT Il fnis
frnss 'he sahtrvassry &c the bank ON ths payment
ier TIE nes cassons neass site IN New yosk snG
" seeasae sisnvn 'sst fas has ceased for
tae time hssag sts weekly withdrawal a deposits
rom TIE Nes Soss hanks. which hsse teea AZ she
rate ~ si.ae, ~ veek for serae tixe past June
statements 81 nes esfmAass completing the Aseai
year for nsTrsh~f a railroads were favorable fac
tors. especially sess ~ - Paul showing an ia
crease "a IRE nst earnings f0r ,hs star ef NEs sN
The bond market lid nnt Show much response 20
The strength IN s,ecks and fractional declines weT.
the ruse fetal sales. Ssisaa
United States Is registered declined srd the cid
- registered and the s. Registered sa the had
Price -
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WEATHER RECORD.
FORECAST For FRIDAY.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Or. July =. ~
Fair.
L. q. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER RrREAu.
DAIRY BULLETIN.
seattle Jt.ft 2: lxQo
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General Quotations.

rToszr- Hs1ssr-s Nrfs hsssslss srnxsts = VI Mar
ss< nszasazsa ard seNes sssi sssysys naza.
DO - fas txa sssssDS sxs9ssssssEa
R.SA.-assxaz.x~ Ek.sE szxEs1s, sxgpEza, MA
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Money On cali steady =, Ssas rer ecnt last loans
7 psF esni Prime mercantile rarer, ssnts ter cent,
efcrnns exchange arta. with actual brsiaess in
bankers bills At AstSsa 50 far demand and AZ
Assfsa% fos sists DAYS; Posted rates. 81 sSas 50
and u 80 es1snuercial bills 81 ssassss silver Ger
nnestes. h.sasie bar silver. este: M~s,nan dollars
ssS ssayssnnent bnsssfs, weak. state bonds mag
tive; railroad bonds weak
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LOCAL SYNOPSIS


Masirnnrn Temperature SIS % cooler than yss-
.rrsssy: minimum. 70. mean. ~. cry bulb, u; ~
taib. Sd Weather clear. 10 rains
WILLIAM BELL.
UbssFssr. Weather Bureaa
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Jaly ..~Trale IN cattle scsAy vse
fstss st aneAAnxed ixtces. Coed 10 ehos~s stew
tfs'lsat s. Meas IS, rosnmcasr grades, 81 $ssf1 10;
siossr-S and FEEDERS, 81 iosss ~; eces hesfegx and
feaiis. 10; western ted 81 Nss rs Te4Aa
steers, 81 asa %; sAiss~ 81 ssax 70
The offerings ~ hexs Haesiesatc. and ssreng
sssnsaa caused sGsesx - rule tra ana atxsaf -
higher. Fair 10 eAsisrs 81 sAstS. heavy PACKERS.
SsssAssss smtxei. 81 ssat 10 butchers. AsSsA ~
lssht. asSss sas. riss. Assa&A
ne.ssfd for the small supply II sheep active
st ssrss prices, LAMBS ssaa 81 s. Fse& 3 for calls
stp ia "a % fex ehNtce uAsie few fancy lots
tsrefsght s. NssF warnings 81 sssa 80. aud Sheep
s. ssaS y far calls to SSs5.$ for fstrae ssthcrx4
Resstpss~ Cattle. 500: sAesp, a,oo hsgs. =. ~.
Oaaha.
Msrkes active and struas Native beef steers a.
@s ~ Western ssess ~ rssas steers, s. 90
ss5; and hesfuzs S. ssf4 -; cannes, yassa IS
stoSkes~ ard testars. 81 szstss. calves sss34 81:
balls and stays, 81 sSsa s.
HosS ReSsigis s,sA brad. Market Sc iae hisher
heavy. sa.asisas naked s. ssss "a isSht. As3
asa hnlk - sales - ssess S.
Sheep -Rscsspis. saa heal MARKET active ana
STEADY. Pair 20 cheies westerns. sssst ., ecsmsa
and stock sis-p 0-s0ssls. isfass, 81 sasSA
g &c e
Hoston stock Market
BOSTON. July sr.-~Cio~ias;
Ros Mossl,sx div .!sss faFrost 49,. .......... 60
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Cash Quotations.

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s,ssxF-tzus leaf e. ssxnssixssf b.
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whest-Esrort, Me- eins. ssr: No | Asuessssa,
kse. milling. Ne siae. sae: No. bsaes.sm. So.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. July ss.-There was no chsnss In the
local m2rsfs todzs. Clab wheat Is Stationary AZ No
biaestsm. 5ac
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, July y. issa
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma. Spokane and
Portland clearing houses to-day were;
tlearauees Balances
Seattle -. $3.50, 752 Ii elSS.i92 o.
Tacoma - $500 isss.s 90 10 20. %
SPOKANE - - g5sS 20 1ei SIS %
Portland -. -. ia sc % 24.i2 20
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CO 70 West Seattle fasx evening for an
enjoyable time Ferry ff1ai leaves foot
Marion street ~ go. 7si aud SO. Rs-
turning az III o'clock Fare h.
Yass ear have the P-s mailed 20 your
camp aasiFrNs at the same price II II de-
Myeraa IN ths city
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u F~EAlS VI 7 asNtF1
ADrf@ az Northern Pacific Office fer par.
ttcataFa concerning TRIP TO Nexffsse&
leaca. oniy s.sa Ticket gpod for sixty
days
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BOSTON July sr.-~Ciovins;
Ro@ i Mossl, en-. div sSs faFpott ..... ..........
Butte q Ho.fan..s.. IS
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r. xcha ngc

Sterling on London SIXTY days. AS sight. assi
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-08-31
SOME FEEDING TESTS.
the Character and the Comp0-
sition of MIX.

Bulletin No. 80 of the Massachusetts
little effect upon the quality of milk.
By quality we refer to the per cent. or
amount of total solid matter in the
milk. 1t is a well-recognized fact that
some feeds affect the flavor and to some
extent the color of milk. Feeds rich in
protein have a tendency to slightly in
crease the percentage of fat in some
cows; the same can be said of feeds
rich in fat. This increase is probably
only temporary, however, the milk
gradually coming back to it's normal
composition. The milk-producing
function is to large extent under the
control of the nervous system. Any in
fiuence that disturbs the quiet or nor
NAL condition of the animal-be it
rough usage, extremes of temperature,
etc.-will have its effect upon the quail
ity of the milk. On the other hand
plenty of good feed increases the guam
tity of milk until the animal reaches
her maximum of production. Prof.
Patrick, of the Iowa station, conducted
an experiment in which a number of
cows were fed 'sugar meal" refuse
of our glucose factory. In the first ex-
pertinent it was thought that cows fed
this feed gave a decided increase in
butter fat, but the experiment not be-
ing satisfactory, a second trial was
given, and in this experiment it was
found that cows fed sugar neal gave
no increase in butter. A similar ex-
pertinent was made in one of our east
ern stations in which beef tallow was
fed, beginning with a ration of two
ounces and increasing to two pounds
per day, and at the close of this expert
ment it was found that the COW was
still giving her one pound of butter
daily, her previous record.
These references and experiments
are given to show that it is the breed,
more than the feed given, that is to de-
termine the character and composition
of milk. We're it only the feed given,
what would be the use of our choice
dairy breeds, when a Texas COW could
be made by feeding to produce as many
pounds of butter as the Jersey. We
should then feed the cow sufficient
quantity of rich, wholesome food, with
plenty of pure water constantly on
hand.-Farmers' Voice.