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The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07
CORNER ON DOG SHOWS.
Gentry Brothers Buy Up All Perform
ing CANNES in the Country.

Anderson, Ind, March THE Gentry
brothers, the great Indiana dog show
managers, have run g. corner on the
dog show business Of the country by
absorbing Sipe e Dolman, Sipe &
Blake, Norris Bros, Westlake Bros,
Sig Cannon and G. E. Rice. The Rice
show was absorbed today.
The Centres now own over 400 ponies,
500 trained dogs, 100 monkies, eIe-
plants, ZebraS and 1 goat. They are
worth $500,000. In 1890 Henry and Jim
Gentry made their start without a dol
lar and We're refused credit for clothing
and food. Their homes are at Bloom
ingtOn.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07
NOT GOING TO BOSTON.
Siegel, Cooper & Co. May Open Great
Store in London, Though

Chicago, March IA dispatch from
Boston yesterday announced that Hen
ry Siegel had confirmed the report that
the firm of Siegel, Cooper & Co. has
leased quarters in Boston and is to open
a big store in the Hub. When the tele-
gram was shown to +. H. Cooper he
said:
1T is all news to me. We have talk
ed with people in Boston who were
wanting US to open a store in that city,
but we have hardly given the matter a
thought We have received several pro-
positions for property on Washington
street in that city, but we are without
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07

remaining there are only Swatow, Foo
Chow and Ningpo, which are really in
control of the Chinese government
There is a large and desirable area
in the gulf of Pc Chi Lii, on the northern
coast, in which recent Asiatic dispatches
intimate that the United States may
have an interest if the edismemberment of
China is ultimately affected. This is
very landlocked, however, and its mar
row entrance is wholly commanded by
Port Arthur on one side and by Wei
Hai-Wei on the other The authorized
disclaimer given out, however, of any
purpose on the part of the United States
to acquire any territory in that or any
other portion of China makes this con-
sideration of little moment.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07
OFF FOR FLORIDA.
When the Vanderbilts Want to Run
Away From Winter They
Go Royalty.

New York, March 7.-On a special train
that did not shine particularly in point of
gorgeousness, William X Vanderbilt and
Florida this AFTERNOON. The train was
made up of Mr.. Vanderbilt's private car
railroad labeled o. s. and M. cafe ear
laden with food and liquids and negro
menials, and a we'll filled baggage car. The
train is to be sent through to st. Angus
tine special The guests who had
been invited by Mr.. Vanderbilt to ride on
his train were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Har-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McVickar. Len ia
cobS and Winfield HoVt.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07
BID ON LAUNDRIES.
New York Capitalists Plan a Trust
in Louisville.

being made by the agents of New York
capitalists to secure options all the
laundrieS in Louisville.
The laundry owners say they have been
asked to fix their prices, but few Of them
have complied. They say the object of
the purchase is the formation of a trust
and they have been told they will be made
officers in the new concern
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07
Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure -
1t is a great surprise on account of it's
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male
or female Relieves retention almost
Immediately. If you want quick relief
and cure this is the remedy. Sold by
Geo w. Stansfeld, 632 Kansas avenue,
and the Sim Drug Co., 607 Kansas ave-
nue., druggists. Topeka, Kan.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07
Trying to settle eillett,s Debts.

Kansas City. March samuel D.
Bishop, a Lawrence attorney, is in Kan
sas City as an agent for Grant G.. Gill
lett, the cattle plunger. 1t is said that
he is here to consult with Gillett's cred
itors, with view to affecting a settle
debts, but Mr. bishop declines to say
so. James H. Arnold and Cloyd R.
Troxen are also the agents of Gillett.
The plunger is still at Chihuahua, Mex
ice, living at the Palacio hotel with his
wife and child.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07

"Give me a liver regulator and I can
regulate the world" said genius. The
druggist handed him q bottle of De
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. Geo. w. Stansfield, w. H.
Wilson, A ]. Arnold & Son, A J. Kane
G Co.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07

Have you tried the Silver Leaf"
brand of catsup. sweet India chow and
celery relish; if not, try it. Ask your
grocer for 1t. Every bottle guaranteed.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07
NOT NECESSARY.

NOT NECESSARY.
eff Virgins called you a liar you
ought to make him prove it."
What good would that do?"-Chi-
cago Record.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-07
Hidden

Just as we
sometimes see
a tree or pole
a PIP a T e n I l V
s t T o n & a n d
S o Il II d com c
rushing down
with a sudden
crash because
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. March 1.-THE net changes
81 stock pr.ees today were srreeTssaf. VIII
mostly Losses prexsliiag s s ,.rs 80
as tie start F4rfnnss~s IN the caA money
market. whsch ranged frczn J 10 PEI cent.
MAS a depressing Influence nIslca q tne
4ay f.s,t x.th fts ess4sug OF 70 SIss@ tefore
ssrs r.ose a rally set IN .hiea wiped cut
awsser Ifsssszs IN Some stnrks. Union f's-
s,!5e. Sorthsr-l Pacific. Atchis<sEa preferred
ara NarsatSaft were uEs2sF xsssSt45v lbs
81 tAsz - ara t,xss1rtsd confidence among
.he osser raslHsyss shlca were weak on
f7aza2axale ofssrsEEA
The wes kress IN Manhattan vac ~ -
atgrsoassbae 20 Anticipation % the rev
sick Faear ~ tSe pe~s- pse failure OF as~
Gins! legislation affected Third Avenue
arsi goTseas .4tea Gss. shl'e IA eosansss.s9 ..
w-ta tie ketzer s1eFe wss also some talk
e increased competition, Ttz@ pronounced
strength az Tobacco ~hseh AZ o." time
1assene-t S5&1s MAS uraccorsssA Sisa ~ any
szgsxfsaAt1Fy news. Sss&ar SsspssS<1 con-
ssgssr.lis tsrsaEes= sata other points OF
eatAks5xsS were APPEARING, and eTsss*d IN a
ssxaa rsst advance. Ssssscngo Terminal,
r~lngsr 4 Gulf WE'RE features Of s1reEgsh-
fss re afteraros4 rally 1A1 Changers and
Standard shsfs1s generally we're Afssa about
a gNxnt from ;hssg kaw figures ars3 re-
Yrg~xss.4Fsy changes. for sis@ DAY. Tse cal
swe n ssasT~ ksaEx BY sh~ txssska fur syTsss@-
c.sse xxsouEsi. GsfsrasstoTy 10 fhe payment
og srr~4 asEhs ~ tas tszszc4xo Il AIsan mpsa~
- ass~ tomorrow 90 eossxsxssou wsxs fh@
xseers sate@1- was ia > rsesxsase Tesssofx be
sssg ms strength Is rss. Esgsssy. TasEe cas-
a REX easing q sSfArsS sfeAxrEs. de 10
ST. ssrexsgfa - nsanfy. TIE esi~s fgx soag
asaesggxze So sAs fsaS *vre ssesrxa ssaz a. e.
al fharxa TIE uaTssT csass4 FRA There
w2s - Ass~sscs 81 3~wSses3 tssse Ia ssaas-e
szsrsz market fer - xefsg@ s~z&es wssaia
.sa rrSxm Errzsss Total seses. E.1sG aH
Ia sss1 States res ~ asga rE&1 4 n the
e@E 9-scv
Messy SD Esekaage.
MagsEsl csr rsss Ssyf e~r cent Sxs< sars
Ss@ Sss oss@ Prime mercantile PAGE. So
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Available Grain supply

AvohtoD1e 6e0tu supply.
Special cable and seIesraphtc Dispatches
20 Bradxtreets Indicate the following
changes in the available supply OF grain
last Saturday. ~ compared with abe pre-
ceding Saturday:
Wh.at-En.,ed States and Canada Gas.
OF Rockies. increase 1900 bushels Liver
pool corn trade ne~s: Afsoas for and In
Europe increase, m1.os bushels. Total sup
ply, Increase 81 90 bushels.
corn--Untte States ard Canada east OF
Rockies, increase. 5000 bushels
oass-Cnissd sssse- and Canada cas-. OF
Rockies. Increase. ss5 a1e bushels.
Tae aggregate stock OF wheat held q.
Portland, Tacoma sni SEATTLE decreased
100 bushels during the week,
General Quosstions.
Frloar- Receipts. fsszT barrels: exports
$3.50 barrels: market dan but shade
steadser.
wheat-Receip.s. ia 80 tss~hess. exs-srfs
fgs13i bushels. npot firm: Ne. : red sZs.r
T. o. b. Options opened weak 9n dsSappas Mt
ing cable news. bait experienced sharp
raay later In the day on Dad crop rsssor1&
Kansas Nebraska and illinois, seat out nu-
rnerpus complaints. Shorts covered freely.
and there was q little outside buying Of
AIS, had tsaisssn effect TIE close was
strong a. 40 sss advance. March closed
al slAc, Mas e.osed a. 7ss.e. Ju.y tsose.
al 7se. September cia~sasi al &c,
e'ofress-fsp;losss openeA steady. 10 pasnss
tsgae-. Sales $3.50 hsgs Including MAY.
8 ysc; July. s-sss. Aagusts &c sepisTnisssr.
& y sT.pt RIO. steady No. ! invoice sss
No sohhsng. CSC; mid. steady. Cartiovs.
sSzfsc.
Sssgar-naw E@3S higher: falr refining
CSC hid. centrifugal. IS test. 3Ssc; refined.
tending UPWARD
Metals.
PIG irou--wsYfsrss. ffs.I.
Copper AXE. 1ssss.
Tsn-xzz ssuzz s
s,r4tser- " 1stFS ~
YsaA--ys ggs1Ss< G.. TIE srrn that Frss shs
ea.sgux srsee fer FEssr~rs @fFd sTusste<& gssosea
lead az a. 10 al the einss-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO March ts<-esnp5esa tndsT.r-
enc~ At Ia~erpoe8 10 Ire rise hnre rezses-
day. ard large receipts IN tAs Northwest
wers tne sseTzs % Information sgnsssr fhe
insssasys<n ~ which wheat opened Ne lower
a. ss4< <ssasss Half M ssseh ~ rain WAS
saown 10 have faslss In Northern CALI
Hr2n& frsns California Indicated = gan-
erAl rasn over tie state. Tztw started .eas-
tnr by ecns nsasnson nnsssss assss sae srsee
got dawn - $40 hffpse il gave anY sn-
SOFA became sne harden Of the rews that
came - hsn2 and the pTsce b<xAu xrasI-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Marre ia-The rommers
eaai Advertisers iondon ffaaraas cAeis-
gram says; Fog checked the haasiness il
the markets here today and dui.nees was
heavy throughout. They we're weakest IA
shs asseYru ga sass New York saIes
The close was shade above she y.
clients to bold sr anticipating an nnrer-
ssin and Ids period before the rise = re"
aEaznsd xsaa fearing Tear raid. Thefe
wsrrs heavy sal~s % Esaaasaisn Pacific frsm
Nav York, Montreal ard the consfnent On
expectation NJ fee ssaEe Of new ssork
,;srssefs were weak; Tsntns were 2ss; An
seapsas. 3. btahs Sc and almost unszi-
ssase. Itostoss, a~se. mSney wss hard.
bark loans repaid early. but reborrowsd
London Railway ste~ka.
LONDON. March H-f.snafisn Pacific.
So Northern P4n isfs preferred A5..
Isnson Pacific preferred se4s Grana Trunk.
sgve. zsaza per usnee. eoasoIs. iIa&s-
Br~aasssaa-
Wheat cargc4~ o9 coass. n0sfsinw dning.
rsFge@m on passage. firm for white. ssst~sw
nessssnx fer advance duh Tor rid. EuxixA
eu229Sgy markets.. aaArt.
LIVERPOOL. MARTA sA-~WEeAt~s 3rGt.
steas5y. Ne / red Northern spring g..
s,o<n--3gsst steady. Americas uslxess 81
- cid. y 5sss. Fssasss. stsa6y: March.
- sssf. May. - tsas: sasy. ~ 80
.ssys, sIsa een,sir. sssrssl'ax . IS Amer
ear us@strte re AfosYse.ws corn dung ire
past ;Sysr days. lt1e. eensasx. Weather
eiessssy. ssas nst threatening
Wheat futures es4s@6 fra MArrA = I'D.
Msys ~ ssAs: JAY - 1sd,
iiv~vpsos wheat Market.
TsgvEgF.rs1 Mach fs~ewbs~s. steady:
snsaf lr fssrss steady. s0ar IN Parsa Qua:
Fysnea ez1satFy ssAfket4 steady. venAhnt
e En<iAnds e3essdy.
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4: apples. fAneys I'D per box.
COOKING APPS esvN pr ocx. bananas
- -, en- M .r s. .enprssses Nse Per
layers. isib boz. n-N. 1918 carton Bon
us: California black ns=. ss-Ib boxes.
:as.c: sweet apple cider. 19ssc per r1 "a.
lon.
Dried Fruits oohhaas,-Apricoss, bleach
s.ek C. ~ vh liz h :.eas '1snsA II per oIs.
lsr. PEACHES, rvancrnred NJ II s<Sier.
appses. bleached. Per ID. &: prunes, Wash
,nston t&S1c; californiA &c rassins:
ID; s.edisS Tu@ese,e 4. .s.sissr Sui
tanas ell11c ner In 1,uvrns fier fancy
&c: drted nears nc sn - s o11sn &c go 81
Is. = ssese. nse'Ai'ns'' ~ ~
c... 49,
c.nn.s v.s...s... ..ssss.-Aron.,o..
s<io. Isglx: tomatoes. saifcns -,
s srser shield. C.le: sugar peas. Nc0Im:
rosn.: n1SsD: rreneh peas. rssea0
q. no; sarsIsss I pss1s, n7s. .hi.s cher
lorna slsse e sss..s.l 81 pessne:
"A M %. NS. grapes. -soQle 90; pinms. ~
49, gooseberrtes. Q-0, raspoerres u
pasappies tJohnson'sl. SOS 20 re-
~ beaches. 20; aprieots. no: oiack-
berries. In z4-ib tins. no, currants. gal
LOT son uns. MO: ptums. gallon tins, ~
''0 tins. no a. sraDes. ala,as tins. VIA
choco,s,. 1,oss,.s $780,. ,s-,n Pre-.
MUM s-c. HgpoanxEoe ee. 500 is.fh
Boxes. 80 e' LID I.si'' NC s'-f' 10
hoI osoa ooooinseEpRs -io unH t Van
Hanas &c; Haksrs. slh ooxes; AGi van an
uhi1sras i LAO Una sc; ~ sc' ~ ~
condensad Mi1pf. ;onh,rs,-Eaxls. per
Ssrsa,s ntkniAnu. w. ~. IN
sssm 20; standard; 8 Monroe .ro I'M
E $40 =; Aeonoms' A9' AAsn0A-'
pe1 A ass z SD sna
re- d,ss ucnhnhtnns,-Onps' Ooi sr,, per So
Fer Ess ss 0t drl .. f isal Tins. per case.
air.: up, ,nsaa uns. 90 g az M, n ~.
Ian. v,ci. $500 uns. per case, 80 ~ sssss =,
manie Tns C.h.1 Jus pu1 "a, AZ IA.
h-gaI tins. per dor E.g. b-gal Jackets.
$50: Hiirs. l-gal cans. per dog. $loso; Y
sa f s.eks s Va: G sosa. iins. 81 bis
Jsilies Ijosbing,-se-le pals. s0c; so,l0
a case saf ne, d.. Ca & s lib cans 00'
Crackers uobbingl -Sodas X. @ per ID:
sodas xxx. SIC: sodas x. y boxes SOC per
box; picnic (oysters). sssc: Boston butter.
ginger and lemon snaps. iOc per ID; pilot
bread SIC; Galetta,- &c: usual discount.
Pickles uobbing)-Nixed i1-gals. per dox.
$50; quarts. per doz. s2:s: chow-chow.
dog, s.. Is; pickles. in wooden kegs. mixed
and plain, Soc each; ts-bbls. plain and
mixed, No. } per gal. &c: plain. No. !, per
gal. Sc.
Vinegar (obhing)-Rhls 3-gr, per gal.
lie; 40-gr. per gal. TIC. x-bhls, 30-gr. per
gal 13lac: t0-gr, lie. 5-gal kegs 75c.
Beans Uobb.ng)-Small white per ID,
2Ac: pink per ID. Sic: Bayos. per h. 3xc;
Lima. per ID, 4xc.
Rice Uobbing)-Japan. SIC; China, Sc:
Island, SAC: Rangoon SIC: Louisiana 6L
07c per 10.
Dried Peas Oobbing)--Field. green, SIC:
fed. yellow. PIC
Salt Uobbing)-Liverpool. 5-Ib sacks, per
ton. $iS1N; American dairy. 5o-ib sacks.
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lerEshe. &c Per II extra, one-tneA 0naun
Is9is. al vertical gran, - per Il exfrn
Flooring. dressed and matched a7Oi1.
ssesk boards. S-tnch- Ss8ss. s0-snch. S3o4
= l2-inch- nsdia Fencing. No. { e s-snck
nssisa. ~ No : =. or channel russic.
IT timber saasts and scantlsngs, rossgh.
a0is: 3 lie, 0n6is. s IA QlGN
Box boards, E-snch and an. as
asaingron Red Cedar LumheR>-RouRh
49,. oevel siding, weight 10 In, aa0aSR:
celling. wsights Nos. I Z and & N-inch.
= lbs; Nos. !. and 8 k-tnch. 80 IL.
49,. w.lnsecsins. Saoi1: rustic. s5oN:
l-'neh nnish. Y, IL and is feet. iESss:
thick finish, H3&9e: cedar squares. !.
and ~ feetx &4Q3p. p3ckots. ia
,knn-oried. q In advance OF green.
SEATTLE WHEAT NARKEE.
wheat-NaFkst unchanged: expsr4. NA
I club. sscs No. ! bluestem. &C. milling,
NO. club. sc: No. eluessen. Sc.
3 g =
TACOMA WHEAT mAAlKET.
,, IAcoNA March A-whsat-ciuA Gel
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND, March M-Whsas-waila
"slia. &c; valley. Sc: bluesten. S16<so
g g g
SAN TRANCISCO Markets.
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Nails, Tools and C0rdage.
'sslss 0ohhing,-New list cut steel
S's 70 VS. nr1saws-crossss, n.
tx tntile tooth. 9oussc Per IT: Humboldt
s.rc Ts.edo. SOC. Tyee crosscu. saw xsc per
II: Canadian racer and razor steel. .se per
Axes~Ssngie bit. s. per don: double bst
50 per aoz. Shovels aud Spades-S,esl Z:
ais per dog: iron ssga pc. tox. Haschets
per doz. Picks Railroad s5oas par
ssoz. Forks-Hay. n aud 10 per cent on
list. Grtndstones-laa-e Per u. Wedges
Steel. saiie per Id. Files-ss and 70 Der
scaiee-iiowe's and Fairbanks Platform
s. Ia and 10 per cent OF lss. Buffalo' -
ard IS PER cent NJ , 9n lat; counter. Is per
Ropc oosh.ng> -Maans. rs,.lnch ana
larger. lie per 10; Y thread, l.c per Is: 6
and s-tnread l@ise, sssal. ll4-lncn and .arxe
er soA.c; ls-thread. ilt.c: and s-threaa
il..c. tarred lath yarn. sssaI i9s.c per lb'
Tfnwase Pieces. 70 pr cent. en-.
'ali,s - s,.t "a ana II sr cent e.n; o az
0akun,-~Psr bale. x.s@fzl4 70
Wire Black. plain. $50 galvanized
harbed fence, sS-sS. green wire cloth. s-@
pomasr cios3ang,~ Black blasting 49,
tsr y.ss GisEt~Bsrcuiex or Jua~s, ~
raTaige. sa per cert. 80 Per case % 70 rs.
ss,rrs stump. xssg. improved Ja'sssn xf,,szs.1
q "a Golden Pheasant Sporting ~ ~
KEGS. y; nsIpo.e' Rir,e seersls.F, ss-lb kegs.
scot fsoesAngs~ Drcp 81 s. per Bag hssrk
Shot Y.ss: Called shot 81 "
Fgss. per loo doahie tspe o.: trina
'Ass .ss : care<xxx. Sss per 100
Heavy Hardware
BAR irna CsSains}-s.isc bass: Norway
Irez psss eseIbsael- wrouxas iron. "a 20
is
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rally . yvcoxur The looa e ssaxtea with.
TIE damage reports came ffOsn . Nea0
area. an6 70 almost every comanassson
house In the trade. and several Instances
supported oy people on the nocr who
had come N from psrsenA inspection q
the wheat Zelda
Reperts were current that freight roon
az l.sekeoS 6szshels OF wheat. and wntln.
that wAa said 70 have weakening effect
upon AvArpcol tt helped to stf6en the
market. IL had keen expected that Brad
streets would make an incrs.ss q woriGs
els. and consequently when the report
WAS sssussd showing total increase q
hut sls.aOs husheis. The disappointment az
the eears was shown in increased hnying
strong more especially for July wheat,
the superior demand for which narrowed
its Discount under May and reflected m
increasing belief In crop damage Under
July to sSTessN. and closed respectively
~ s0esc and 0i1<SeAc-
Germ met with general ceiling BY the
ccmmisxion houses 1t the OPENING. AnA
initial transactions showed sha<p ioeA
The crowd. however, was short. and on
the decline . good deal OF covsrtng TOOK
psace while there was Influential ouytn9
In July. A. the session advanced the
market became strong. and she sAriy
loss was more than recovered NAY caosea
isc higher.
There was quite . good deal OF short
selling In the cat market. ard shis kept
the price from advancing to any extent
The haysng was scattered VIII me tan l,4
cash. an Important factor. May closed
Tnr ssiling our Of long pork carly q
the session appeared to have drained Al
ruled steady thereafter. Pork and ribs
closed e..afSc hfxAer and lard unchanged.
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Cylinder oil. hbls. 4odaoc. cases. SC aa-
vance
White cad tjobbngt-Pfoneer or Car
ter. soC-Ib lots, etc. soD-fh lots Gle. less
than 5od-ib lots. &c. Prepared pajnis =
gal cans si47Ffi -. i-gai cans si 5osSI ss
4 gal cans. Si.5SdLEe: quart cans. s. SsG
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Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the bot.
ter market was steady. Creamsry. -
19isc: dairy, ltlxGlsc.
Exgs-Sfeaay. Fresh, l3c.
Cheese Steady. Cream. lo,ssfulsc.
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Boston stock Market.

BOSTON March A-CioStng:
posson 4 Mon $50 Parrot va
Butte Il Boston -
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LIVE STOCK MARkErs.


Chicago.
CHICAGO. March iA.--Thero WAS . ce1f.
ly active demand for cattle today ahd
prices chow partial changes Fancy cat
tie brought S. 7V1las -. choice steerx S-So
SIS; medium steers, t4.ssQ4ss: beef steers.
N-Sa4so. stockrrs and feeders. 0D0N7s;
bulls. e. soiss.l0 cows aud he.fers, -. 004:
western fed steers $4.las7s5e; Texas steers.
s. fp9I4Ss: calves. 0.Mz9l.
Business In hogs WAS brisk At previous
prices. Fair TO choice, ~ M11S -. packing
lots. xsGss.sTts; mixed. $a.s5sI a.Ss; butchers,
"a sua.@: Light. C.Ws3 STA: pixA 0D0
so.
Trade in sheep was rather slow. with
prices q shade lower. Common to prime
mutton brought tse1sso, expert sheep. MS0
uso: yearlings. A5oaA7o. lambs. M40
Receip,s-castie. 1850: hogs. soue: sheep.
Is 900.
Omaha.
OMAHA, March M--Receipss 2 100 head.
Marke; steady 10 strong. Native beef
steers, S4S1S: Western steers. 9.9Wl0:
Texas steers. g.sosj4 90; cows ana h~sfcrs,
s. ssst< =: Gamers. s. 2sxT3. p. sfockers and
feeders, &. 8Sd6; calves. $taIs, a.; bulls and
stays. 81 1ssa.s5.
stronger. Heavy. ssA6ss 20: mixed. ts.e,e
sszit: bulk Of sales. ss.s0GIs S.
sheep-Recr.pis. lo.oge Market steady.
Fair 10 choice natives IS. e4p4eb. fair TO
choice Westerns, 81 7olf4 70; common ana
stock sheep, t27sa375. lambs. NG3
70 % %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-15

NOTICE TO CONTR FACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRA C-roRs-Seyensh
Avenue North. Harrison Street, etc.
Nor,ce /. hereby given that sealed pro-
rsseas~ will ~ received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board Of public works Of
Saturday. March 18TH issa. for the improve
mens Of Seventh Avenue North. Harrison
Stree. and various connecting alleys
Ing pipe sewer along said avenues
streets ways and alleys. together with all
necessary openings, yves nmnhoies
catch ha sine. "a provide. BY ors.nance No
Elsi. creating local Improvement district
No. INA. and IN accordance with she plans
and specifications now On file IN the Of
rc,s Of The ssari ~ paiii.r works
Each bid must he accamnn MED by GER
tirsd check. payable To the order Of the
city comptroller. for q sum not less than
VIII be considered ufiess accompanied by
sad ciNck.
enter saso contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
ths city charter and the laws Of the
state 81 wasslns,s', within ten =, days ,s att
tract 10 htn! failing to do 80. TIRE said
check and the amount nyed therein VIII
be forfesfs.i {, , tss city No p,.s .s Is Ell.
years pr.nr "a thr letting of said con-
tract made svfas,lt 70 payment OF any js&,,
elalio 70. any work or ,anan perforuse'
sr9 10 any such contract Eervin sd-
srrstseI or whc within said tao years
fsi.ea 10 complete any s,ieh caafraets.
sstsecsai attention IL called 10 article
xxNt Of tho esty charter now IN force
rsfas.ng ID .'hoar- of iRbor" and 20 arsi-
cle viii section =. SaIhs. and :. relating
In hsaHds sn8 saTstss@
The s.Ssgss - pahlsr works reserves me
gissas 10 ~ Iecs auy ard al bids
Proposals must b. iraiors@sd Oh envelope.
.-fsss for Seventh Avenue North Harrf-
SOC Ssrsek Tyc sAass fnapTus elrs@nt -
NV order az ihe board of psshc works
FRANK ofsESDN SrcresagY.
xs..a rg~xs rsaAsisF@zs MawxaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-15
THE coTTox Markets.

New York.
NEW YORK. March H-~cotton-ouiet
middfngs. SIC.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. March H--Cotton-
Sseadier: msddsiBgs. Sic
- 70 r.
B0st0n WOol Market.
BOSTON. March 1.-THE wooi market
HAS shown a very quiet tone during the
past week. owing TO the continuous rsimoSD
81 further wool combinations. Territory
woois are quiet NJ <Dcapszc ACQUIRED - ths
basis sor fine medium and fne Fleece
xoois are quiet and the maIee made have
been at lower prices The mArtkes tor Aus
fF1fAan wessss IN sgistst
Territory wposs-~Moniana nrsr medium
ard fine ise@fiScs srs1red Hcs5sae. staple
AZ: TITAN. Wyoming. etc. fire mejium and
fine izcsItse. secured 4lcsIszc STAPLE &c.
Australian sraared basis corsbng SUPER
fine S0cAga2c. COED ss~stsse, average G.06c.