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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-31

According 10 the Law under
which Tho cattle tax Ia being COL.
lected 40 per oen. Of The tax goes
into the Cherokee school fund.
The prospect now Ia good Cor a
handsome eum reaching the Che.
roiee treasury Tor The eohool fund.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-31

Ladies' who take ptlao n beautiful
clea1 white oloihaa. should use Ne'
ciasA nAil nlne.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-31

u viii be observed that mos, o.
the people who cpposed the COL.
lection Of the tribal revenues 40
hard were either thoae whohave no
interest In The welfare Of The IN.
diane. or are among those who arc
getting The nee use Of the Indian'a
grass without coat,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
CHICAGO MA0KETo.


CHICAGO. Sept = -lfAy.rpcoI played . pscns
nsns part In influencing the early tone Of wheaf
trading That rnarbst opened lower. but qntchiy re
covered and at the opening here showed good ID
vsness This regarded a. indicating the sen-
BUSINESS 81 the Transvaal situation. Eshy indioa'
sioss also pointed 10 large elearsnces for the DAY
OUTSIDE bryiks quite heavy AZ the opsnina
New Yosh houses being especially pfominsnt Tbs
opening in pe"smh.r Va. :. 'assTssc. an ad'snes
Of Ialr over yesterdays cloae
This sss ~ can pstcs and for Q time the mafbst
met heavy ssins against these privileges a good
define 10 D.esnssr 70 1Xc soot place nut bsioss
II oesock the masket had again bscoms strona.
With heavy and general buying The continual fan
Ing oA In receipts a. prominent receiving points
attracted attention. and the belief Wa gen
srai thst the winter wheat supplies from nov on
Ssv YorA and 81 Louis ss the same time 70
ported pumrroes aoceptapces Of Yesterdays cabied
offers. Rest prices were obtained In ths last hour
k trading The market during that time exhibited
Q good DIAL n nervousness aud the price changed
npldly though within . narrow range Rsaiistns
ss,.d .a,..snsisi support ana though bet prices
not maintained the close was at . suhstaH.
tiai advance coed improvement IN the demand
on speculative trading TIE MARKET st the close
showed marked growth Of bun sentiment among
iec.l trader. and trading Throughout! showed the
was the falling on Of so.oo bushels IN primary
receipts In the past -four dsu December advanced
siderable trading vas done In May and that future
developed more strength than anything else on tho
hoor. II eio.ed ae higher at 'eDc.
Corn fairly active and irregular There WA
heavy liquidation by intercsts supposed To b prom.
inent the long side which Influenced the market
all day pefssysd futures In witch trading was
mostly Of . seaipins nature veal for time
10 sympathy but later recovered on covering BY
shorts and ciosed steady December ciosed kc high
or At INC September cioacd se lower at sac
Oats reflected tho action of corn. Septembsr bsing
weak moderate liquidation In spite Of small
espts. Will. deferred futures vsr. steady Tho sell
Ing small and mostly u . scalr1ns nature The
cAsh demand was rather slow December closed .
shade higher At H11Z3c: September closed ic lower
1T n4c
Provisions were Arm and In good demand The
chief influence was the heavy cash demand and
hrm advances we're scored during the morning on
buying by local operators ard exporters. Later
heasv selling by packers caussd 4 reaction. but the
market ciosed steady at slight changes January
chsnssd q "a. and January ribs . shade lower at
EiA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK SEP, She marse, fce securities
'rs'sy ~, srssn ans tame AGAR b, contrast With
tire rirnt sacfnst~rs - ta~ earlier period - the
nscuey ssFinsency Tire rate f,r call money vsrs.ra
between u SD "a PEE can. turtns TIE y~rict ~
sciisr demand. tst after that sstises. fell ~
cntrh stss~ to ~ ant. Tie rossfs - sosro~er
the thrwa ea,asax h.s1dsr, ssn.aet IN
arxs TO-. hy sEseigsfian by prsssar. fer sovo,nra
esiirs to-day s,i c,ss-sa-niiy ,cfsys higher rate
fff Nc r~seA within p>r cent - yssssrsfsy r.
sant statement usf.vOrssr hetaxs all psy~~. es
sntietrs'ten Altha~<h uns ostxe % TIE Sub trv.s-
fetss~t 10 o. - NJ IN soer ssy, ~ bu.sne.s
;he ies.ss - c-sh - tae inrs1~ h-eGSat IN. total
redasstc- IN sss rs-crs ap 20 = ss w In spite
- oct rett8csicr ~ ions a ~ 81 80 the rn~sx~-
s1splrs reserve s'fT further r~ioc~, 81 ~ -
II :. chvtnsss thxi osas rsse n the last srw a.
tAs stoss sschass. 30 nst sri-s isrs~i, IN ,hs
shNafns sr6 re sf~5n nrfstiens vgr~ rroNshly
ss~'srct ~ isslers ia sonsy vso sss srrrra~-I
tt~fnseifr stfh TIRE liars s,ra& tirar AID uAn
ylt ta-x sufel- r-t again az Tire y~rssbis r,sffus
rates .. r2sc. = 80 tosn, csiles By the nsats 10
the oytehes ssssi-rcn,
TIE sacssny - 80 nsnh Ftsssr>sut anf tire rsur-
tinnst tixt;ssss a nsooeT ssre g.sst ,, ,hs ssfi-
ttaaal engagements q Sd; - tFrrs-f an. srup
b. ~ rsi. r., .ser'sax stshsns. 80 nesrsy ,As
rrxais- trnssvs ret Ths .ensi>s-t the stn~a
ezeAsn.~ ~; fs-ts~r r-s.f % IRE rna--, rs.-.
A. srer- 49, srorrr 4. ssan4ht< srs a.. q
ssE-Aas -~nsts d, sasf :. 49, ,siriT snssszr.t-
NJ rsss.tr- - s!usi sstr w.xi,.-f 2ns r~--~~.
hss@@s q $50 ssHtsatis fs~l th-Sn..s,~s str-~x
srs"sA % .sst sar> fsso-sti, tnn a .s.s-x
r. e1noa-ss~ r ferths, s&d is-gSrt, Va. -
gs.ssss,i ~ a. faEar- q ne Eaas - Faxssna 70
stTsus- SEA eFa-s4i ssssssas r.ss nsx.stAst.ss.lrs
80 rs tsat ths grferirsl 3sr,ns 80 rsaa~, 10
isa-s - noU tafpsH sss-a ths -susfsl fz-iftztine
- r-zsc . - tEasf prsyasi-E .ysssss r,te q
'issazst fsN IS sfs iias sxeHaax. N -p~--sr.s
e. 49, f7rssf ffzzTs+ t~s~ sssaF~.s<t aAflfssvssl
frnssnf~ tn taefsr - S@t frru th.f Acme
MA saa -~st-s q, s<s Y~s 49,, r--.sT., a
E-fssss-a ~ - tssk 81 esffT ga, - a.
-~re~d 40 -~--sszfy 70 t-gs-scx u.-~sr ~sys~s,
- iAss ccazf-y srs - i.eAesssze - --iaxasses a
rr->.zrF ~ No YEA sW -rz<T Saxas rv,t~s 4,
sEfhssis1 ssss sea srss- tsts4~~t est sss.--ss
tistur~es~nfs sst s-sz sAs --~xY ~ ~ IN "a.
9fz - sac Fsster- - ~ ns~sr rss~ersfsa Ia.
es2- - = -~ssssr - = ia Ts~z--s.s Cal rxir.
- z 49, IS So 81 tezsfs szsssassss-r- sf.s. al
80 $500 szsrs l1 50 s~1sfiF
feb~z ssFses -. .ta-uf aesst1s tars4snt TIE
tstst s~saass - - US lszea q TIE aaisszz-zss
y.r-~s = fasiz>~s
.SsnESs m es<sks vsrs "a Q smac srsss a. 800
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FinanciaI.

NEW YORK, Sept 3.-The Commercial Advsr-
Users London financial cablegrAm says:
The markets here were duh ditch water today.
awaiting tho cabinet meeting and the Dewey holi-
days The tone was dropping. but scarcely 70 bar
gain basis Americans becalmed.
Spanish Is were COZ. Tintos 49, Anaconda 10 elG
and in some demand; Utshs. bid. . rise Of Is.
caused by . pu6 in Mr. Labouchere's paper. Truth.
The bank bought $500 gold In French con- The
bank rate VAS not changed. but . rise y expected
next week
BPeadstu@s.
LONDON, Sept. 3-Wheat-CarSocs OF coast.
buyers and sellers indifferent OPERATOR: cargoes on
passage. quiet and steady English country markets
nm.
LIVERPOOL Sept 3.-Wheat-Fim- Wheat
and Sour In Paris veal. French country markets
dull.
whest-spot No. red Western winter. Ann.
b lltd: No Northern spring. arm. O. ID. Futurd
steady; September. = nd December. g Nd: March.
T. ID
Can-Fusurcs quist: September. - I'D: October.
= I'D; November. - ID.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Sept 8.-Canadian Pacific. 81: North
esn Pacific. II: Union Pacific preferred. 70; Atchi-
son, ia: Grand Trunk u; Anaconda, IoA Bar ST.
vus steady. I'D yer ounce Money. "a per cent
% % %
THE STATE OF TRADE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

or; he Streets were empty AMI dark Now
ard tss1 kuru1a. gay wi.h paper Ian
terms. passed. eu. few ~zfket Il vas a
long. tedious rte. but The pleasant COS
nopoiitan high tea which awaited repaid
N for all AZ ore hoss,s,aol= table Eng
hsn- American. French Swiss ami scotch
guests sat Down together equally ss-es.
equally hungry sni equally grateful 20
Insfr hostess for her bozntiful supplies
We reached Yokohama az midnight We
bad sat out t~f,re , o'csock that morning
bat re lad see, the new blossoms aa4 q
ni.Acie. One day was nos too iocg.-
epCingdesd. AAss-, Reoohl:caA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
Geuspsi 0ucsatSoas.

F,7---R-crsrss. = m esr.'s ssrsres 10 - Mar
ts' srsfss
ws-.r R~e-sr,. ~ NJ t-s,se,s; ssro-r, lss sr
srsx 49, ~ ri rTtr = aen~f Orssoas
oT~Eef tTra Al s.sAnre = &c ~ h~.t-r extles
thar lsa-i 80 sss sssrF-sss.fss Northwest re.
c~frt. further ssss-ce. ~ s'~~esfn< foiiy~-t
rswss srs losp1sr ,ait TER we're rrrse---.
rsr.fsi r~Artrs s<ereasirs ssiss ret -. s~s-ai
ss-r~r II TIE -sarss mach h~sfs- ~f,A .y~~s.z.
,ir< sr-sv~ tssr 90 the rss. TIE
nsfs.s vss sBsIly srrs sf ar sffxno~ = s9tr Ma,
sio-es ~ "a, s~p,snh~r ~ T4r. oNtessr re- ara
nsr~~bsF fSsr
Wacl-%s-ssz
H-~--ftail
fAe4roAs.l-s- sf-@-f
r~ee~-ops.c1s rlasss vssAy sss E--as.s~4 - 3
.-anfs lr~~r ssiss 2 " hass. tx~essssy Gsee>f
N <-~~A~g. tnr. p~r~nhss tHss o. Aore--
Rio --ss. 80. cessr NaA-ssSaf-
saxAy-Rav ncwsasi s-s veal Rs-n~s-ls=u a-A
gssy
Metals
ia<~rest 50 1aFrsis Ut HsDas ze-r .kr-~
sry ssrastevs - -ss On shs le-sl rzA,sss srssx
fE-ers&H W~ss~.z xs.fses .sr-srsr~s 70 rsv
$1,000 N u< ssssff1@ - tsrss een.~S sszxe-v
sss sslteS hsss .a4as1 - esu5ssstsA.s ucs0 assss
O. hut&xNyA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

N ss--wsnsass WI Aun an ssnasai It ~
Covper-LAks. duu elaM
Tn on1S& e8 aG3 ~
ApssSf- oniss. 0No&0
Lssd-ossst, N0aSO n I'm nat Asss fAs
ssiiins psfes fcs nfnen and smsisssS ososes lead
Of o. y ~ the eiose.
Dry Goods Imports.
Imports a ar gods and merchandise ~ the port
a N~v Yorh fx ths week wssv valued 81 81. 81. 81
sAiSa cas value. H.l5.m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
Wincing q sign of rmpursfy.

After the priests came the crowd women
carrying children. : man NTH a sick per-
sor on his back, boys ~ al ages Zach
stepped over n We. MAJ, through a small
pile ~ sal. on 20 the fire The salt was
ordinary coarse sal; I've had & anafyzssl
AZ least SIX steps were necessary TO cross
tire FIRE; some walkers took more: nearly
eli were fairly deliberate One or two. 7
san-ies felt she heat urconlf 0rtablv BIZ.
no, painfully. FOR on coming OF RE FIRE
they v-ggiei thei- feet about in he T.ie
~ al. 90 the farther erd "a ~ g cooled
them Most ~ them i.sreFsr,ee 7. alto
gcthsr. often stepping across :. rfthou,
touching -. One ch.ia was AFRAID IN walk
ard threw up 80 arms before .ts face as
I, stool t.y the rra a. = 20 ward oy he
heat. II was finally persuaded 20 venture
and. stepping bravery on the Goals sp-
pa-eutiy felt no discomfort. As pain
uo,lli have teen a confession Of ;npurf.y.
~ course there - premium UPON con-
cesiirg - Bu, there was no es,acesfr,en.
n the cid woman Who ss5cksa ID her tt-
mono ard ;rriGre along the FIRE as PRO-
sacaly Is - ssse v,re going 70 rns-g@.
pi5s1ifrz ons sturdy scos after the other n
the red charcoal.
We lss; ;he-n stsiI walking men women
ard children. a. they chance1 20 leave the
crowd. ths high priest stepping forward
row ana sgain and srsmptnT across wf.h
rs spirited. quick au5acsous tread as ~
he 8enei 'h- fr. 20 harm him We tsr.
'hsrs waking md -, cat 70 r.A- rnle.
and TILES "a Szaba- sn hcu- away. IN
sgrurzs- The stars x@re cut zfsersths
rain and the ely Was very SIN Behind
she shogss ne could Sc the rGhes OF Tia
lamps and tie ssadow1 q she0 within.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

ChSeago.

CHICAGO Sept a-Cs.sIe-Tssde vas lively N
cattle today desirable lots being IN active demand
q an svsrase sdvsncc q sbcrt i0c Good 70 choice
cattle scid AZ y. 'Sds 90 commoner lots .: n va
SO; sscrhers and fesder brought Ssa4S. balls,
eows and h~issrs 81 sofs D: TDxas sseess. - 1904 w
rangs~. - ssss 10. calves. tsas.n
Active buyinG BY Chscaso psrkeu and Eastern
shipp>r made strong hog msrtet and prices avsr-
aged & higher. Heavy hogs sold At Ms4ilA
mixed lots a. ~ s594 "a and light st ~ 50a4 30 !.
Fig brought ~ itN - and criis 81 n64B
Trade rs sheep and lsmbs vas rather slow sf the
decline Ia prices sheep sold a. s. 5@ ., mostly
Western ranger Yearlings brought o. f0AN0 and
feeders g 8s93B Lambs sold IT s. Es63s for
cuiis up To = 1ac 80 for choice native hockA westr
en- rsnss lambs brcusht n o4e1
Reccipts-Catsie 1000: hogs. 2.0oo: sheep. A.oo0
O0oho.
OMAHA. SEPT a-Caftie- Receipts. 100. Markef
steady Native beef steers. IS lgfeD: Western
ste~rs. q 3t94 IS: Texas steers. s. fSa%V: cows and
keifssS, - N94 y. Gamers g sa3 80: stocksrs and
feedcn s. 1894 IS: calves H4&S 50: bulls and stags,
0YS94
Hovs-Rsesipss, sssn Msrtcs s91sc higher Heavy.
y Ht4@ Is: mixed, y. so4s1: light. n so94 81; bulk
a sales. n. sos4S.
shssp-fsseeip.s. $50 Market slow shade lover
Pair 70 choics Westerns. 0.io5t: common and stock
sheep - Ogc .: lambs n EtsS.
70 p %
Vn,nnu uRu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
THE WOOL Markets.


LONDON, Sept. 3.-Onerings 1t the wool auc-
ton sales today amounted TO IS 30 bales. Queens
land clip. greasy was we'll represented. and
competition for this grade vas very keen England
and the continent securing the bulk Of Il Secured
mcyfnos formed q large portion Of the catalogue.
much Of IL bringing fancy prices The lower quail
ties WEIR irregular Crossbress were In large sup
ply and sold briskiy TO the home trade Germany
and America paid high figures for their speciaties
Medium and fine secured showed q hardening tend
ency. Lower coarse clips irregular fair Sc
lection 81 Falkland island stock offered and II
sold we'll 1t an advance Of 10 per cent The sales
10 date number Ia. 90 bales.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

tssRrTN>n S~ft = Tsss fesxtga sns rAs,r--
rsarksfs shssfSf frrtte- fFrsrTssssnt .<ssa t~t.s
a. go @cseVfsstnR sss-isness Alassg.ssss -tlrt
a. aiFeats Hsstsnx $-# sbest sasftrt ~ fns 49,
~sfh ssrnFsftsftr ff'sssse ~ .hss raasasrs WaV,
Ntts eheat $50 - ~ s~isg - a -hasre iss AZ
o -fsVtsi tasf s.ea-.f tst - sns-i hsu.i. Il
t@stl.,s cs,fnty - 81. sa sef Htssrsag N.isef ws
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

"a the fro.iare Exchange today the butter mar
hss vas Arm Creamery. vs&ss.e dairy. nsisc.
Cheese Firm il@siifr
Eggs-Rirm. Fr~sh. iAt,si'c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

THRoyr9u TOURIST CARS
Lave Ssat'is Mondays ana Fridays for
Kansas City via Northern Pacific and
BuYlfngsoa rouss via Bxiiings For rates
ana ru0efys;<nas Inquire - - Ysssse WAx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. SEPT y -Wh~ss cr=sfa1-s .tsz at
Ger rvcssrts n8ksrs exFsesss easter. tsuh. ssr
q estfr fisr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
Doctor
Powell:
Reeves
Ruptufe.
vaflcccele,
Lost
n1anhCCd
Cured.

When al ohs; t.! consult the old Psor. who
LOWING dsasss cAScERs PILES TrMoRs ua s1
r ays cH fsInH Rgsnnse' Eve s .ns Ea S end
stunted DEVELOPMENT
Bisod
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wh~~' srYryt M I slnh s->s Nc hia-.s-.
as: fasiilns. n, ciuh. Ess NJ I osassssrs ssr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
WALKED on GLOWING GOALS
SHIyrO MIRACLE SEEN ny AMDRl-
CANS IN A JAPANESE TEMPLE

Uniaue Process Of PuriAeation Tn
Aergone ~ Devotees-Barefo0te
Priests aaa Others SteDDeA o.
the Fire. Few Even wincang.
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Bradstr~eTs Financial Review.

Bratstrest's financial review tomorrow viii say:
Tie t~o eayr recess on account u The D~wey re-
s~p;ion gave . holiday spgesrance 20 tire Whole week
In the s'och nsrset. Large interests seemed to be
doing nothing and TIE public ts)s part The
professional rom srsd.~ therefore in eor1.rsl
ard ~ ir.t depressed prizes with comparative
the threatening asr~ct - the Trsasvasl sit
uatscn and no~~ especially the increase IN tire
trmness IT eur osn money market The Ne~ Ys-s
sans statement n last -stsfasE showed 70 true
tnrr~ase - - sc os sarrlu. rr<rrve bat the
figures cisrIaye farther ios. q. s. coe cash a5d
eor.rse'io0 ~ r'.sn.ss in lo4us rrslIt coly inti-
that the hsnks have been meeting .Ae srsppn.
Interior demand fas funds ~ calling n ioans ia the
s,rrk na,tss
ne name v-ncess rs arn.rea- in u. s.a,s-ssn.s
PIT Thss-sisT srur- rlsArsrs srp,e sr .hs
sur, DAYS ending tssn- sairr.snt - tnrn-y 20 .ss
tstersa< continues fs.s and the f,r-aSer dis
hrrssr~rts art The hasiaT. also insn--eed Ire ~
nation rail- Fr1sev being scs1rsr and the demand.
II ih< rsykst teuG.-ariI, rnase prr~sinx A. re-
sui, 80 bad not cn3y 70 - pr cent raoz~y
fsarfss the sn~t. bat Ia sAsh a. on ws.s.s--
CAV. ~ f~r csnt rzorr nst4 s.e very -urssts-
erstis snEsant IT'S naturally c4usse sur.hs-
hzssistioss = speculative see=yEass .sssaxs TIE cf
-ssGy heit ssrks sssss pretty thoroughly snassr
Hry,osigr rrss.,, h.s Il. Position .s N. ar.sr.
fesrnrs Yz-sher c1-efc;fns reports as % II. r--a
trsi - the ec-Iszy ezr-sa the r4e~ ~, u &C. as
srssz there asct 60 a. zffh Aresh,r ne - VI r..
stories se0si i7~irsuz a. TIER Do references to a
hsh EznAa,sxn azt Metropolitan 10 sarsr-.
American fusaseco ~. n tbs fsztare@ II de-
eiiHss frerz icss 20 lHs 81 selling shlch "a. -x
risinec ~ .hs teriaFstson = West II chi, -
rvsyslsr u r~r c~1, cfsi1rDs sfthass TIE sr-~t~1
Increase Fn4te9 STATES f~s,Aag e--rasnes - -
strons. rssiax - - ths ss-~cr-a sT<-axzses -
fss fessszs;s1ssf TsAa TIE fn6sss-fsl, ncspss-
srxr. src-a sezss sAxns II xasip,.tire .zrx.s-- 4.
,ss steel s-rF we're seSsecses -il.ns - easily "a
ncssss,s pressure sr6 rzilyfEx WIZ sqA- facsli1,
= e. =
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON SGT v-Todsyts ssas-~-zt II
.se ensssser u TIE t-sAs1ry ssc~ss
Avslstss oass b.lanrs. SO "a %
f.-zx
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Cash Quotations.
Flour-Erm.
whsai-No spring. Gs5:iic: No : red ',Saf!sSc
Cfrn~Sc. :. r.AaS52&c.
Oats No. rsis-sc: No. . white .s&@z4c: No .
white NSaS-
Rye-So. 3 sac.
harley No !. mdstc
SEED rlsu. siI1: Nosthv,ssern. SIS: prime tim.
cthy e Sf3 N
Mess rort Per hbi. Nfe 3
isrd-rer i1 M. S x-ss So
short Riss~ sides icos- IS ssds@
ehoulier-- Dry sAitsd hore1 t.Ra ia.
Siies- Short clear boxed. IS Soss 60
Wkishy-pistiiiers finished scods. Yer gAi 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.


NEW YORK. Sept q -Bradstreets will say:
The notable feature OF the business week Is the
strength Of agricultural products Fall trade con-
tinues good. though IL Is conceded At several mar
kets that the biggest part Il the fall business has
bsen done and that recorders from will cut
the largest figure Weather conditions while favor
able 70 cotton crop harvesting. are claimed to be
hurfui 70 further growth because Of the dry wealth
or Outside speculative interest 10 that staple. short
covering partly. 10 Is claimed. on foreign account.
and the exceptional strength Of the manufacturing
industry. the products Of which are in aesi.e do
mand and tending upward. are all reflected In the
r1pd advances for both futures aud sIsots Visible
supplies. while considerably larger than In recently
preceding years are slightly smaller than they were
In 1885, since when consumption has unouestionabiy
heavily increased Middlins uplsnds are pow higher
er thaa last year and 36 above the lowest print
reached IN 1898 ~ crop The extension Of the price
however covering all classes q product has strength
ened the situation In cotton goods and at the same
proSrcss Of the pscrsed combination talked Of for
time past
wheat has remained steadily strong growing
nnnsr toward the close enlarged foreign buying
and uncertainty 20 the outcome A South Ameri-
can Affairs. sympathetic strength Is displayed by
and other cereals. Increased foreign demand 10
reported largely Responsible. too for the stronger
tone. and advances shown In hog prcdncts Wool
has continued strong and in active demand both at
home and abroad. Some American enyins is re-
ported At the London sales which will close earlier
than expectrd owing 20 exhaustion II supplies In
the manufacturing branch 81 the trade the demand
IL reported active.
scr s,er and large buyers have been most # them
ont ~ the market. There is di,ninution in
strength. however. and rurnb<r ri advances, not
ably IN Southern iron ard steel bfilets. reported
Complaints Of backward deliveries numerous
ever. Lumber remains active ~ nest markets.
Though COMPLAINTS Of slow delivery. due ~ lack n
carr. aiso heard
Wh-s. including soIr shipments for Eve days
aggregate TT so bushels against ssB '5 bushels
last w~rk 5 ye IS bushels in the corresponding
week - fsss SO 2s hussel. in isa7 t3lS T bushels
in fsH snd ASS sx bushels IN 1895
Since July !. this season. the exports n wheat
aggregate " ss 90 h1~hes against g. 40 81 bushels
last year and "a. MI bushels In OH-ss
Business failures for the week In the United
States Ave tay. numbered Isl. compared with
~ last week. isS In tkis week a year ago ise in
1877 ,. In 1875 and 3r In sS
RUsiness failures In the Dominica n Canada for
the ~eek. sse tsys. number II compared with
ID last week. 2 In this week year sEo y In 1877
In arh In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

Purchas1ag Prices.
M following prices s>fso offered - ire 30
osre- b. the iocsi dealers for delivery IN fosnA ~
- the dsss and 10 the or Of SEATTLE.
6ssssn- Oats. fyy6H hssisy So e. vsese~ eases
on feed So. bran, SO, sho-ss. SIS
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roa,ry -shsckszss. isse TIE. suYing. t113S 49,
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Live stoca-rhDsre beef cattss. ~c~ss s1se:
Otssrs. tsdsc ehases shs@S. sseee ennd haSs Hse
esr. hnos. dressed, ssc: calves. dss~~c iarUs. s:
Bals y calves. live. large. ~ snail. r.
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svsr . As ~ medium .oun6 psr D. sr; itghe
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1ry hs1~s asy o. It.e. dry esils. oa--tsirs iess
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