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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-12
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.

Seattle Tea~asv y4iy II ,ssa
Fnse3 s.ssrs usr. ni,,,, ~ A.v;rs,t- .-,sswn,,
and f.ys,n H,,llr..n ~ sns wsx,ssr Tssa. w.,
instss, xecslsu for the week sa.ii,e u.,.ssx Ir,v
IA ,ssp " ~ 'h'" "'''As' guy
cent In TIE niw nesa e,suntvs uhe~s !, - h.ss,
10, ars ARA he, Tn. Stew. - ~ "a saa 81
we're general ovrr the wes.er~b and northeast See
ia pousiss fsursI, sns At.sns ~s-nn,,~s ,.,s thss
were f,xht and .hssssh rhsy AID scrnr s,.st ssrxsns
ytnss Ia a messegs ssa,sssfsessJ a. ns..es
"a - $50, Va - ~ ~ ss nesene !,
ard i. ~ss Altogether sac,.essttt, haysrg week Th-
espp H. IN general heavy Tfm,sl,v i nrt ~ ~
sv.t nee irssss fas hens ana su.ssns is neeSsary
In .hy sfn,hs.s, rr,s,,,ss 80, ia 10 80 vs,s
,sn ian whaat h uasarSar rssg.is ard i resars,
az ts far .ss.uees i, n. IN ssaser ss,.s H., .Iss
IN ,A~ Hir n~sd rsssn.rv ~, he .s,rr hsna il !.
,p ~, ,.Tsn.istssu 20 ,.e.., sol ,s,nss = -
Es,,sess nom rsssos,s AZ s,-rsss.srsee..
Wrssefa seeuoa.
IsYser ssssnA ard Straits. Having begun on ssst-
sssnss sEssd esor an ssoss srevins sHeir Oak
ias aness nat vet ia nlaaaa tsgsms-@sssmx in pro
efess Rats "a The tA 81 great EsnsHt Fruit
grosfnx Fsasfx In NJ fs frne y s,r-ss ressss
zen I'D snssk rs~~a sssv~s bar r. nesrss ali ca.
ard Is vevy hsxss SswAaIi-@ Uasisg ar sall pro.
hsv by rain a sAr ssA vsss hs.is: sasA ssea Is
r~asa taaeksssss Fs~sytd..ne growing anely afsrr
rzsa u ri Having essnmeneeSs. slsuathe so~f
egnn Late gardens sRd psssioss daax wsil Nc
80. 80 ~ = s-,nr IN :, !. -, s.ss
- .;,u a. 80 Sss,ttAtn : 80 -,
Asssssu - 'e ave 80 ,, = s9'1"& ~*'s-
sEsz- - ,>A 49,. a.. ~ - e..
-. - - ,xess 49, hSTsas4as ss.ss.w -.
-. 80. 49, - n II
- -. Is - - -, ~. a. -,
cssuneaessi rss uss lses rnsse aassfsass shs, ser
- 3, -. -, - g - -
-. -. 80 =. -. rs - u sA
~ ns.sss, ~ ws.s s.-a a.stsvs srep xs.si s's.s
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHIC AGO. 1sfr III -Ssgeswhss wheat opened
se~sss sr kswe~ 4. s~saxsk. asH sasa hesve~n .-ax
ase ssts. stoesS< unchanged 81 s5 Fair weather
tie wheaa beis xad eeessuasd large sr4sxxFy So
esspss eamsssE aeGzee e ase&ssaess ~ she sxxs<
saa aesszaa fsAae.ea tae aseasas TIE sacssns
ssea fnsssswEcz
Fhsss irregular svssas ~ lie is~s esnss<rs
sAesss wha fs&fsd tbs Snxnerxs * sas KzsAsxxn
SreS sAssmFs. rnsSrnAsass nswx al ~Airh re-
sxavs5 asv. sod sAe xAsesce ~ sesssH1 persssrs Il
ss<s sssfsSssxs IL szsssxGn prices Tbs marhss.
ssvsves sxx- ssee~Asnsss nArse~ ard rssce sksnsss
.n&sa uwssi Hss sfssvnsan. shea trade heaAAsss4ss
gsss snSu~aSss.
Hxsasarr~s wpsssa - ~ sps.Aeas decrease in .A4
vesta sssxnx snsss, cad sercsss sore sssssse4 II
AsnAss - Wt<nnaEa eprsas sfseas he rssc< vss
aAsasrsd 70 f1te, the kiea~s petat Il th@ aAs
1ads became 4zn aSsis sssssd - esssa. anA -
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cwesing snrs tAas IT, atvfoend which rs taara "a
tnssay After fs0cfson 81 the fee<4fun - uRAss-
deaAl rruet tshsn9 pr1eQ Ntse l41a19e - again
to nsar the h<ss In the rao44e 1k1N11A
Beads rallied smeshak srum the early weakness IN
sxapAxhy with saocks aaieAaay i0weR a the dAy-
Tosai sala 0MA Unssed Ssxsss new y segis-
teret dseafned ~ ~ ell = registered ia the
bid pgSca
Money and BxehaAge.
Msaes - 81 sssas. - ~ essA. M hans.
I p9 esaA RTins nesranaiie pnrx. - PER cent
Sterling e1eAanee heAsy. WITH sesnnl bastaee y
baAe<1x bfias q A.aQAH.s deue.d ssA ~ -
coMmerraal tiIsx. o. 81 Silver cersaAcAsNt OeGae.
Has sfsvss. csc MsxicAn sinilaxs. isar- Govern
nsnt bond sasy3 seaeD bonds inartisss railroad
bends easy.
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Cylinder esI BIDS skes6s sassA s. asssaase.
~. - oe %. ,ss O. s en- . =
Z sSSi- s: Isai cans. ii seiHs sasrt sanss tlsss
Nails. Tools asA Ceraase.
:. ssi. t,sbhsnss- sew ii.s. cut stesa ID 70 -.
18th nses pss z, Hssasesa, ssa T,lsae s, e
Nh IT. s. . r. i, 'ss ps e.. ss ss eat Il:
- pr Dos shas~is ana snaass sssa. Eais psr
e, Ia H,.sasss = e psF I. ,s =,
G. e.. q .s H. :. .af1 4 f..
Val. Hove. a. and y F.,rsss... platform. - 10
and = pr cent. % list BansIa, q and 8 psr
ssns e hsts sessssss = per cent on list; spehord
nnss lsshins, Manila is,inrh and iaue,. ne
Per 10 ~. mssfs rad - Pc, H. aaa s'h,saa
sta.sraa. nscs s-vred lsth sssai ~. f'sr -.
rin.srs. Prs.sd net prices: stamped. Is and 10 -
S.ssa :. II: = : & cent %
ea -, ~. - ssss Ii, . e. q !: s::.a
Gisas- Hercules Q. Jndson dynamite. 70 per cent.
6.asiea ranrs g. GIMP improved Fl Iu ssss
sssmn. Nss: aaaasm Pheasant snortins nih Less.
Z: pugont Riae Sporting. 8-b hsu. =; Easis
ssa Isessi a b. = j. So per bag sasa.Ao
H.
Ft,seI'rr Loo double tape g. triple taps. Nm
blasting cans~xXX. DC Ger 100.
Heavy Hardware.
Rs. iron siobbsnsl~ss SOC base: Norway iron. aTsc
Iron pspe ooAeinsl Wrought iron all Sizes. black
and galvanized 90 per cent cn list.
inject flne ltobhinst-isc Ter III.
ftnIiste tjobhins. Charcoal plates. bright nc, tx
% A8 per box; IL, 81 IS; charcoal plates. serne
&c. DxH. SO 50; re-duped. aox.s. yl6
Sheet iron iiobbsns American. common. No. n.
uxtr mia D0Y cent an fksf
sh.asi. Bands GALVANIZED. sic PER n: black ase
per .
ssiasr ssosa.n,s rinn..' half andh.n sar FER H.:
Cement t,obhins, Portland. X. D 4 q. Sis.
Lime tjosssns,- Roeh. Harser. $780, San Juan.
Plaster tiohhins, -s;eiden Gate. Per hhi, S.es
Plaster hair tathnel ashed. s. 80 per sack: N
Washed. 81 ~ per saek
Lsmh~r sd Ba.laiaa Materials.
IogsMsuperioe qaafi.y per A. No, i FIR. Ma7:
merrhanfabie. fir. Was: No. cedar Ssa- common
Fer ~ N9S; spruce ESs. H,so; cedar shirgie bolts.
Lamhes~ Viz. rough $50. thsrk enish, surfaced.
| Or sld*s. y aud u inches wide slsaD.
ienfshs. II 70 /. feet: special iengths. SOC per NJ
extra. Inch finish. sissls all vertical grain. y
Per extra, Floorins-Dressea and matched si7
all stock boards. s~iHch. NaE: wneh. - sosis.
Pinch. s,svts fe@esnr NJ or siaeh nn.sh
weight. 700 r.s. sIi.it Fir Timher~Ieists ana
4 siiaa, Bps boards i, Insa aud IN SIS -
sss. .ns s sss.a. etdss H. ss 9ss . ;.
snd J. Finch. 10 n. sisexs wainscasias. siasls;
rustic. tssS: "a shinxles, sso: standard
shingles, q re- ilaeh fnssh r. IL and ss feet ssse
- thick finish sasssas cedar squares T. g. . and ID
feet, tsasx9o: niehess ST.
Kiln dried. 81 in savsnce of green Draysge soc
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CHICAGO. Jelly II There Was . fairly active ae.
rand for cattle ssxiay at steady psiccs. Good To
fanny cattle hFoazkt 81 sAa3- %. xfnAes,
81 ssssa 8 ssasks-s and feeders s. se1S bulls epws
and sssfers. N. 2sss Is: Tsxas sssess. essD. and
calves No.
There vas q hsx demand for hogs aud prices al.
sancsI Slsar. The average quality psas. Light
hoxs sesd al t4aAis. FIXED lots. stal Ia; heavy.
3 ssatls; cusis and rough lots. = Nsas 70; rags.
81 saSS s.
Priccs fer sheep ruled stons steady to-day srwsns
fssnts sstns sslsabs 81 3*ss y fnr rsts ur - So
- fav ths hetssr class sheep In asmxna al
Ei@.a for eses Up 10 y for CORD fat sheep.
fssrifnss, - Aaak 6
R~csapss-Catsis, ssao. hogs. 5000. shs~p. f.soo.
Omaha.
OMAHA. july II The cstsls market sstsve
ard ssrong Kecsspss 2Fs bead Native Reef steers.
t ssss e. W~ssera ssesss ssaaS - Tsas. ss~sss "a 40
1sss. and sssssrs. 81 szes4 ~ esmness, q a5s
ssa stsesszs aai fsszsess, ~ sssa 81 calves Mi;
bulls art sssxs. ssAa g.
Hags-Hss*syss ~ - brad Market 5e higher
Heasx. 81 sasea v Mixed s. sks5Es hight, Sd 3D.
&, tsslk a sAses4 81 D.
Receipts / 81 Mafkss s.ssay Fas. to
essSss wsfssss. = stssM. fase 10 choice Westerns.
ssast . Aaa ssock skssp S. s1zs . lznabs.
sal.
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BOSTON Jasy ii. The we'd maskrt this week
continues strans ard values sre fas msiasa aimed
TIE demand Is fairly fcod. bat represents speeula
lire purchasers hy dealers as well A. hsyers for
sMssfsrsursr~ The baax al shr business DOING IL
yet in Territory grades Including California. Texas
aud Oregon. THE fatal sales If these weeds. for
the week footed mp = 50 90 rainis, and the price
asttsf far the good woolA Fer God. aiming
fair NJ staries. the MARKET l. aantsbss in
ACQUIRED al ssssaec fer sne medium and Ans. with
ehasse staple lines ~ sssakss
Ftsecss are aupssd hisher and ssrmc sales hare
e@sn made at the adsaaee. hsf territory weols hare
bad the haik If the hsssnezs for mans months rast
Quotations fer terfftaw3 woais-GtAA. Wsurnins fine
nnsslssm and Are ssSfse. scuar~d cssae. Montana
and Dakota ane medium asd hae. ge Isc; secured
ssssss ssArae. sAasss No medium. isslsc;
scared. Gsas5<.
London
LONDON. Jalg H~Thes~ vas q fned ATTENDANCE
Of sassFs .; sosiays ~uas auction sAi<s Sssarsd
rsns~ In small SUPPLY. bat ssrnag tn sse
saand al hardening rates F5ae srnssh~eis we're
esgesis tahsss Ios arsdss IN lssws snply arssse
ass we're fseaHentas xirhdrawa. nrs shossxs 81
hsla4 Il fteeaaax Mes Sasfh wxies woes from
Ameftas offered. bet kaa ~sssarawn ewing Ia
sassftsssas hsss It's Ewmber Il basss offered NJ.
Esrxatsa u ~
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The visible sappiy.


Special cable and telegraphic advices TO Brad
streets show the following changes In available sup
plies compared with the psevimss account:
Wheat~United States and CaHeda. east of the
Europe. decrease. %. ec busne. Tussi supply g.
crease. a.guo basheis
Corn-unfted state. and Canada. east of the
Rockies increase 2s.ooo BASKETS
Ter decrease. II 90 bushels
The aggregate stock Of wheat held at Portland
Tacoma and Seattle decreased 3.soo bushels last
week
General Quotations.
r1aur-Rsespts, ana barrels; exports Mss'. Mar.
/: winter sfraishss, s. .aas S.
wh@st~ Rsc.lpts. sis - bushels; exports. lei eas
Spot Easy No red. nc I, a ,. Options eg<ned
essy favorable crop news. afterwards recovering
realizing left prices and unchanged, Jnly fst4
- ii-ist closed Tsac; September closed 7s3c; De-
cemhee closed 0c.
Wool steady.
HOPS Steady.
Coiee-Options closed quiet and unchanged to 70
points lower Sales, II 90 bags. including August
AGs< september. A7sc; October Co.. aput Rio
Dull and nominal Ne. invoice. e.: Ma tobbinx,
&C. Mid Quiet: Cordovs. Aaise
sasar-Raw easy. fair refining. 1-sse: centnfu-
gal. - test. A!-ier.
Metals.
Tin broke sharply to-day in sympathy with weak
ness III Lsafion under disappointing Information
srom the West: demand fcil on 10 light call with
sudes the ether hand urEentiy pressing sales
in some haitinRs The other departments failed
to change anofahiy. sheurh ruling less active
Fig frun~lwarran,s quiet tis g. seHinal
Lake copper Unchanged. ia Hseh5o-
TIN Weak and lower. ~ 1ssx. ~
speter- Quiet. &sas Is
iead~u achsnsea. 81 sess a. The An. that axss
the selling Price for miners aud smeters quotes Lad
at IS AZ the close.
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northumberland. July u. str Asa1ee, from
San Diego tor Aberdeen str Ccauilie River, fB1m
San Francisco for Ho9uam:
DEPARTURE Satisfied. July n. Br str
Wellington. fss San FsanrtsrMxs
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. Aly II, ctr Siam.
from Nanainc; str Hffstoi. frdn Departure bar
as Unasiila frufn vicsnsia stf sunol. ftum 0fays
hartsr. str CsastnA from Seattle. 1&le1. 1Mae IL.
str AycAsa. fos Co.'s bag.
AiITAk-Arised. Aay q. bk Electra. from San
TACOMA Sailed. July 10 srhs Comet. for san
Pedfc.
soCrH BENp~Anived. sais -. b Ansseis.
KRpoSDo- sailed. July II. .eAr Reporter, from
Grays harhur
pOkT 0AMBLE-Anivsd, Juiy H. CAa N seas
Of Benaai. fruna San Fnne1srs
AsTORlA-Anived. July 3 str Gsses Doi1as.
from San Francisco,
ANTWERP Arrived, Juiy !. Dr. N 0snusne, from
Seattle: July II. Hs "a Fannie kesr. FROM Oseesu.
CALLAO--Arsised July A. Er = nFwas. ffsus
Fraser river: Br ii DssmcraiS. from Port Gamble
sYDxEY-Arfived, prior 70 July II. ~ y hcst.
eonreryshir~ frem fareaaA.
YOKoHANA-~Arrtved. Jniy :. str Tacnsna. ffsm
seassie
HoN0koNG-AniveA Imiy 4 Monmsashshtre,
frua Psstisnd July II. sss Emprsss Of japan fsurn
Faasaaves.
PORTLAND Cleared, JULY II, Rs str Lennon.
roar ANGEL Arrived. 1aiy n. 1T Ainecia.
fssm f<n Angeies
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THE JeNrles- FYtswimmons fight repro
,nsAser &c. sne. 55c.
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SHIPMENTS for Skaxway ana Dawscn
receive prompt personal attention IL sent
ny Nugget Exswess.
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Sess ~ llsAs sAssw a a fd1pssd = - -
49, sAarA euusssneseA IN r.sb.l.s ssse3@
10 -. NneA 4siAg esnan - saeas = 0sAeA
BIZ p~nd Cranrrs: csasee Cxy-Assers ns-s
par II wssA ssnerai Pssasnt VT hst- Crop inda-
ezsscEs average sh-~e-4nurshs evco 81 An
drs.s-Cs az sruvins whese 1cnsa .ca.s.ss-
e. =; sss IN IN. -, =. sss sse Z 3. ss.
don-A llass m = Is. - Sslssss1 : er.rrms
heat and dsyins pipdx. Grain h burning and IN
sAo~rss crop dssnS. ven: pru.p<rs Tor fair rid
- = = 4 sn iasa Saasped IL sursi.s q ssa.a
!. 49,. .a. .sTAss A.e,.ss 's. =, ,sa s ss
rain sesy badly needed Barley esoa: wheat ma
eser haH srppt k1sxsiIle Sprinkle * sain On "a
~hieh u su1s sted very Ar aAd fsia bedks
go dss sss sss . e .- s. ''ss nan
P.lsmse exszsty; Alki-Gspse IsnA veh Secepk
harnsng In spsss. rain seyy hsdiy neeied. WARM.
sat % sanA. Csasns-Faa What sad ss.ssy = "a
Paicase -Csrps lesk Ane nAh = saewhat aesded
Fruit erop j. discossrAgsns. sfaley DRY and warm
Cfcfs n IN hnds ssv~ine nfeeas. nssaag this COM
Wana wal1a Caunsss: Dawsnu- weather Ane for
erain- Commencs % bead barley 18th. Wheat viii
not be resdr until ahoat Aug walla Walla-
wheat hes ripeAsd mpifiy: min vualA b q treat
h r3p<nsns sams grain ca iighs lana win - vssy
snslrrins lenrn warm, sortk sind hard a sprsns
s' .,...., r.n s,s.s rasss,ss fast A.. go
aheus finished. Winter whe&t nearly rire. vese-
tables lock vel Hlnrkhnase Pins, With rsni
west Wind Epwine wheat h hesdipe Lsie-whess
Kittitas Country: Eli~nshars -tsood growing week
and eafi, ss~n wheat hsad.d nieras
q. n sALISBCAY.
HrnAA
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EDITORS aay at the esttleship on
Thursday Everybody invited 70 view the
warship. skagit Chief leaves 1t so and .
r. m.
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Boston stock Market
BOSTON. Jssix I.--f7a sing:
Boston h Montana MS PArsctt .... .... ...... 50
Butte b Besion 80. -
% s q
THE WOOL MARKETS.
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HOOD CANAL EXCURSION.
Steamer Dcde leaves 5aibraafh dock ev.
cry Sunday 8 A. M, returning to city IL
.. m. Round TIP. il
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WEATHER RECORD.

WEATHER RECORD.
EoREcAsT FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. or. 1siy u. -
Clear.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF A0nw
CULTURE WEATHER BuRBAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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| SAILING Of Steamship City Of Puebla
I for saa Francisco on July 18th has been
| uos pssssea until p, m. sharp.
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Urea dst a1o.
.r rr.~r,s-n IT., =, u,... t....ss..
sAS fkAN ..,Is July A-"heas "se'Ss'
spns msfsss aase@
na.ifsrssea",-
psts- E4sasf ., .. q. r.. 49,.
Mheat-saipIaus viva iof NO u "" y" ea"'ee-
~ aqgsstinns "a ass e. 49,.
=, - sasn orsr ss a.s wsss,rstr 90 n
Ii 10 for choice. milling. 81 iatsal. IS
Rariey-Feed. 8NNAc: brewing NeLWA
Heceintn.
-. 49,. ...,.,s ~.
so"s, 1u,tes a..ss' os.ss - sss..s-ss
cats, eensaIs -s". ns.n ga 49, .s ~ MA
dIlinss ssshx. ID hay tons. s3oa: wuel, bales. T3;
hides $50 atiicksiiscf nasks nv; VINE, eanens,
B.e0
PrO0oces Fru1tos Hte-
M,,,stuas~ Niddlinss 9l76ffs %: bran SIS saalk0
per ton.
- - 49, a .,e.,ss 49, q. .t.,~ ~, hai.
1870, ~"sSs~' -'''-' -
rptafo~s-Esylv Rue 81 e66al ~: river huftanhs,
VI @@Z
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The diary Of Man
II His Atrsasth--
The A0oitten Of
Wo1sn II Mer
Deeaty - Both
Gas ~ Acquired.
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URf{h8 IHfSFF1t, ceAttf4s v III.
= e g
sEArrIE waEAT MARKET.
WhAat-kxpasf. No. club, Dc: No. hlusee2
Ne; milling, No club. Sc: No. blueste0. -
g 8 .
TACOMA WHEAT WADKET.
TACOMA, 3uly u--whest-C1ub. 0e: biuesteu.
Gle.
e q g
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. July 1.-THE outlook fsf drag
gins wheat masket until the turn Of the year e
daily becoming mere sure WAla Wsnz ran stiii
be worked a. 1W3e4s. valley II Wie and 6lucstesa
q sla1ac..
q g g
San FRANCISCO MAnkET9.
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Our plant includes steel and wood cen
business Mining and ali other Glasses .
Agents for "Werthingson" pumpsHx -
water fabe boiler and the United States -
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Fatslaev Ssw gotatess ass4e per 4 eesss STA
- ~ sssAs eaFeass slssl3 PER sseA su.sassss
X - sscss tassssns 81 n peg sagA: cabbage tss per
rsrsng@. - - sack esaisAuwsF. aAnaSsi scr jssa
Mssca saa nsstse peas &ass pes n eeissisaasss
$50 ~ d@s. gsftse- fAe lettuce 4asssr per a.sS
assAes Sc sss tcsassues ii sAsl "a var beats
inpeAshe Gssss rer p eHN Ae sev aas. aas.
$3.50 Aeaas N red ansenN esMsAs reg est: snser.
sslas. q - rss go.
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esrucgtcn and covers ali BRANCHES e u
( mAchinAry built and repAtse6-
Scainery. ths N ssheF't and 's0ohore9s
ssailic Packing Company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-01-07
ttAh's Output.

ttah's precious metal production for
'h" year ls9s. compared with the prior
year. shows n handsome Increase In
goii, lead and copper. while the sll.
Yer j. about the same for each ycur.
During the first half year the produc.
iion was only equal to the correspond.
ihr months of 1897 ana the gain has
mostly been mad. since August. The
statement of Wells, Fargo X Co. of
yield IN gold. silver. lead and conner
Tor 1897 and 1898 l. as follows.
1884,. 1885.
'olh, In ounces. SD.liT gy.sD
silver. In ounces. 1.Jj1.a1l 1..|I 10
Lead. In pounds. 11.3sI.57O .D.34G loo
Copper, In pounds 3.920.sI 5.3,3 G,s
In the year 1s9s the gold Yield. AS
above given. the production OF the De
Lamar Mcrcur mine Is not included. 4,
was fully ll.oo1 ounces. and this ouvb,
To he added. which would give the gold
production OF the state at lsi In
ounces, an Increase of 25.1oO ounces
Tor the year. Giving gold It's monetary
value and allowing the average mar.
ket pric" for silver. copper and lead,
'tnh's metal Yield Is $l0.1o3, ,s;, ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-01-07
FACTS AND FIGURES
ABOUT THE WEST.

occasional stratum OF slate or sllnlc
I between. II Is the same vein thnt
passes through New Castle. where eX-
1 tcnsivr mines are in operation.
The Grand junction Fruit Growers
Association shipped fifteen ears Of mix
cd fruit. consisting OF peaches. prunes.
pears. plums and grapes. which netteti
the growers $1,000: three ears OF pears
straight which nctted 81 800. sixteen
, ears Of apples which ncttcd 5000. and
various other shipments and sales Of
different kinds OF fruit which brought
us senson's business up to $3.50
Las Animas county has long been
In the lead as to coal production. but
| ms year has mined on II grander scale
than before. In 1896 II produced /.
I31.ll5 tons. In 1897 the production
grew 10 1,I2I. 1896 tons. and this year
the output has reached l.75O.O0O tons.
The coal fields embrace by actual sur
vey l.o5n square miles. and comprise
from four to seven veins. varying in
thickness from eighteen inches TO thir-
teen feet.
The values of crops raised In Weld
county. 80 far as known. are as fol-
lows: Wheat. 100000 bushels at ~
cents per bushel; oats. 100000 bushels
nt 20 cents per bushcl; corn. 10000
bushels ~ 10 cents per hushel: pota.
Toes. about 1900 carloads. which ar the
| present prices are worth something
Ike SuO.rU; value of horses and
mules. S21G,DU; value Of cattle, 500.
100; value OF sheep, SlGj,oOO; value of
swine, 10000.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-01-07
ITEMS S OF NEWS,

Colorndo's gold produce, for lSgS will
probably amount To S25.S0.Unn
Denver now has an ordinance for
h'ihihe spl''lhs III street ears and .lc-
ratorS.
over half million pieces Of haccny.
wcr" handled NJ the Denver union
| depot last year.
l'"nr"r'> national banks hny. u,nrly
saibn.vn In deposits. aud carry loan.
Of nearly Si3,rD.Io.
tramp. taken Into the home of A
Is. wills, living near Brighton. rob.
bed his b"h"fnctor of s1,npo.
The Lsadvillc Board OF Aldermen
has ordered nm appral.cmcnt of m.
water plant with view To It's con.
dcmnaiion and purchase.
During the fiscal yenr ISgs the foe.
derived from the iillng of lncorporn.
fions and other papers In III. s.cr..
'nry OF states Office AT Denver were by
months hs follows: December, 1897,
xo.HHi.1o; January. is.,s, x.,,G.A, "a.
February. ls!'s. x5.,sl2s: March. isos,
S5.,,i.'1; April. is9s. S3,3-,O 10: NAV
ls.s, S3,G2.3'. June. ls.'s, xl.iGO. Is;
July. ls''s. S2.i.So.so: August, Is,s
-
October ISIS. s23I3Io; November.
ls.'s, S2.I.,i3j.
Denver women contemplate forming
"wlIli" list" of stores Mt which they
VIII trade. TIL" white list l. n list or
iirins who agree to live up to the prlu.
clrl"s OF n fair store ms laid down
by the consumers league. The mem.
b'rs OF ih" lcngn" agree Ia buy only
from stores On the white list" A
'fnlr store" agrees tn conform to the
laws OF the state regarding the en-.
ployncnt of minors. to pny living
wages 10 nli Its employees. IN the store
aud oui. To provide seats for It's clerks
and generally to furnish proper com.
forts for It's employees. The ilcn hns
been adopted In III" cnst.
Forestry superintendent W, r, X.
May Inns located the boundary lines Of
the proposed Medicine how forest res.
crvn'lon. They viii follow tn. south
lin" Of i.nriincr county niDut six miles
south OF Longs Peak, thence ncros.
the continental divide: thence north
mixing IN the hcndwntcfs ~ the GRIND
river: thence north into North Park
mud along the cnstcrn pnrt of the park
10 the Wyoming line. The eastern
boundary viii pass nbou, four mile.
west NJ Fort Collins. north TO the state
line. The area of the reservation vii,
be about S0.UO acres nnd will include
all VI The bcst hpiic~ of timber In Lar.
inner county. II will cover tho head.
waters of tlc Blg and Little Thotnp.
son. Cache In p0utirr. Zig Laramie
rivers and the rrs'~ks flowing westward
fron the Ne.1trine How range Into
North l'nrk.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-01-07

A decision OF no little Importance
has been rendered by tho Supreme
Court OF TIE United States in refer
ence to the rower OF states to tax for
eiGn corporations doing business with
In their limits. The decision was rem
dered In case Instituted agains, the
comptroller OF the state OF New York
60 yaca,c an assessment, made on the
capital OF large western drug house
having a branch In New York city. The
validity OF the New York law was sus-
taincd by the Supreme Court In az
hrmnnco Of the decision rendered be-
low. Judge Shiras. who announced the
decision Of the court. said that the law
was settled tina, n state might impose
such conditions for permitting n for
cixn corporation to do business within
Its limits AS II might deem expcdicnt.
and that II might make the grant de-
pendent upon the payment OF spc-
cinc license tax or a sum proportioncd
60 the use OF Its capital used within
the state. and that this did no, cons,i-
tute discrimination against the prod
ucts OF other states.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-01-07

German dentist. DR.. Herr. pro-
poses to put microbes into our mouths
TO steal away our pains. His d!scov-
cry consists In an inoculant prepared
from microbes he cultivates for the
purpose. When applied in the case OF a
decayed tooth 1t stops the pain, but
does not destroy the nerve; further. It
again fxes the tooth and makes 1t pos
sible to put in a lasting stopping. He
has already treated a number OF cases
with II. and they have proved most sue
cessful.