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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-09-14
Galveston Dispatch.

Galveston Dispatch.
st. Louis, Sept. "a dispatch to the
Post Dispatch from Galveston, Texas,
says:
1t is storming here now harder than
ever known before. The waters OF the
gulf will be up in the streets OF the city
ii the present blow keeps through the
day. The water is very high now
Low-Iying Parts Are Flooded.
san Antonio, Texas, Sept. 9.-Possibly
the last dispatch out of the flooded city
OF Galveston was received in San Antonio
by Jerry Gierard, announcing the death
OF his brother by drowning Inc enrme
lower portion of Galveston was then flood
ed and the people were huddled on higher
ground, in the pouring rain, for safety.
Gierard's brother was carried out 10 sea
and drowned while endeavoring to rescue
family in shanty that was being
dashed to pieces by the waves.
All Texas Is Worried.
New Orleans, Sept. "a special from
Dallas, Texas, says:
All Texas is in the keenest state of
doubt and uncertainty concerning the fate
OF Galveston island and city. 1t is said
that the bridges leading from the mainland
to the island have been swept away by
the terrible force of the wind and the roll
ing up of the water in the bay The
bridges are four in number, three for rail
road uses and one, the Galveston county
wagon and pedestrian bridge. 1t seems
hardly credible that all these bridges
could be swept away without the city
suffering great loss.
$500 Reported Drowned.
San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 1O.-The
startling news has just flashed over the
wires informing Governor Sayers that
a messenger, at great risk of his life
has reached Virginia Point from Gal.
weston with the report that $500 per.
sons are probably dead as a result OF
the fearful storm. An urgent appeal
to all Texas for help was made. The
messenger said that the grain elevators
at the water front are wrecked and
hundreds of buildings have collapsed
or were carried out to sea. The great
est distress is said to prevail.
Austin, Texas, Sept. 1O.-Informa
ton has just reached me that about
5000 lives have been lost at Galveston
with enormous destruction of property
No information from other points.
JOSEPH ID. SAVERS, Governor.
Galveston Isolated.
Houston, Texas, Sept. 1O.-Storiei
from Galveston tell of $500 people
drowned, the city submerged and awful
suffering. Buildings have crumbled
occupants being thrown into the water
which everywhere covers the island
An approaches from land are sweep
away, there is lack of water and fooC
will be short.
Every southern Texas town that II
reached reports one or more dead, anC
the property damage is so great tina
there is no way of computing it accu
rately.
Galveston remains isolated. Thu
Houston Post and the Associated Pres
correspondents made efforts to get spe
cial trains and tugs today with which
to reach the island city. The railroad
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-09-14

London, Sept. 9.-Pending Lord Sails
burys return TINS week Great Britain -
apparently pursuing policy OF inactivity,
winch possibly VIII hereafter appear ~
have been mastery, even though IL Is, III
reality, another Instance Oh Lne tlaDDy,
weak need nIcsoluLeness 50 often atLIlO-
uted to the cabinet III recent years. BY
the time Lord Salisbury arrives the stu
alton will probably have frightened, re-
ports Will nave been received from the
Pekin representatives and such views as
her maJesty's government may have
formed will have been communicated 10
the powers. Diplomats appear to be rath-
er pleased that Lord Salisbury has been
lying perdu in the mountains, as MEM
Der OF the diplomatic corps remarked to
a representative OF the Associated Press
that continental statesmen felt that the
situation had been ameliorated thereby,
as England has been thus safeguarded
from rushing to a hasty conclusion. "Of
course" said he, ''the premier is i'll con-
slant touch with the foreign office, but
he is enabled to take a calmer view in
the Quietude of his summer refuge than
he could possibly have reached under the
pressure of the more excitable members
of the cabinet"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-22

LIVE STOCK MARKET

,,.,--,- New-York o. 1900
BEEVLs-Receips We're p cara, ag7 head all for
which sold steady prices had faJr
inquiry ar yesterdays quotations 7iamsatc per NJ
Shipments to-day included 70 and 1873 sheen On no
Trinidad and cattle shipped % tho West Indies
on Frday the Kansas CITY VIII take cattle for
CALVEs-Recepts 30s head all Mt sixtetb-t
ana all Tor me market Trade slack prices weak
without fun clearance pens Common 10 choice
veals sold 81 5OQSG per II: butterriis ertiT
nominal City dressed yeals moderate demand M s5
i02e per II; country dressed 7a9i4c calves al
salesH. II Hollis: veaIs 142 n average at Sc GO
per 100 NJ G6 do 1876 n at So 30; d. ID mt So
lI3 ~ at So 625z II do 125 ID, a 81 so w.
j. G. Curtis & Son: % yeals @3 Ii, at $3.50
Andrew Mullen: II veals. 81 Ii, a s. 37l4.
George Dilenback: 10 Veals 1G2 n. at SO 10
SHEEP AND lAMBS-Heceipts % cars or Z $40
head all for the market making with the stock ~
cars on sale Sheep slow and 15c lower; choice
lambs steady; others duh prices dropping; about
to sell late in the Poor choice sheep
inferior 10 choice lambs IS % to 81 10; cus at S.
few yearnBs at S. % IS 10 Dressed mutton sold fairly
well 81 &c sc per ~ lambs steady AZ 90 10
Sales-M. Collins 247 Virginia lambs, 40 10 at 81 20;
252 do 70 ~ 81 So 257 do 60 ~ 30 26S do So
Ohio sheep: % n s. 10, II Virginia yearngs ST ~
at So; Virginia sheep. 100 Tb at 81
81 12lz 2l7 62 ~ 30 cuils 80 10 AT 81 o.
n 81 y; DO IS h. at 81 co. DO 50 H. at 81
Mcpherson q Co: 497 Virginia lambs 6s ~ at 81 40;
248 DO 81 ~ at 81 % - Do o IS ~ At S. s74 255
s. 50; 1s9 Virginia do. 81 10, SO do 100 H. at
s.; 80 Kentucky do III n. at 81 so; bucks 10.
Harrington Kentucky lambs 81 H. at 81 25
296 West Virginia do 80 ~ at IS rs Kentucky sheep
100 10, at 81 80; TIA Ohio culls, &c N, at 81 So
Tobin Shannon: 173 Kentucky lambs 81 n at Sc IS:
Is Kentucky sheep. 10 n. at 81 so
J. H Hume 81 Bro: State lambs. es n at ST; 22
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June Receipts 10000 head; choice
light about steady, others weak no
fancy on sale stock 5dl5c lover best on
to-day. carloads - so; good to prime sleeFs
S. Ooq$5 20: poor medium. 81 4aIS 90 selected feeders
1O0I5c lower. except choice. which $4u$i 40; mixed
stockers 50 40; cows, 95S4 hetters S"S3
Gamers So 25QS2 bulls 50 90T$i .; Texans reC pts
head; sale to-day. carloads at 50; 4rNas
Toe lower at 81 40aS5 49, Texas grass
IS roast 20 Texas bulls. S3uSj % Fossfte
cepts, 900 head: left 5000 estimated tomorrow
20 600; shade lower top. 81 0u$5 IL MIXED ana
rough heavy 954$5 light 81 95Q$5 49, bulk OF sales
4 Sheep-Receips 10000 head sheep "fI
lower. except best lambs. 15G25c lower; medium
spring lambs 2JG4Oc lower; good choice wethers - 90
@S5 choice mixed. So 50pS4 60. western sheep
25q$5; yearlings S5@$ 80; native lambs H'HS6 %"
Western lambs $6Q$6 %. spring lambs, %H$l;
Cincinnati June 2-Hogs steady at s. 1OdS5 % cattle
So 5U$5 - Sheep steady at - ''HS1 " l's
steady at $4d$7. - co=
So SO: prime 45QS5 common, 81 1uuSi =" ti"Ss
lower prime medium, s. 35TS5 3I'4 heavy hogs and best
50 so light do 50 -; pigs 81 l3aSo ~ IouS
SO 75aS4 90 sheep slow choice wethers. 81 60pS4 lu
81 5OHS2 50 yearluEs, 81 3OdSI 30 spring Iaos
81 5trQ$6. veal calves. 81 JOuSJ -.
and lambs. 20 cars hogs. 20 snpments-Catt!e ="
cars; sheep and lambs II hogs. II cars tatiie
fairly steady small punches stocers sold at ~ 40 hut
$3G$2 10 Calves steady, choice TO extra S6 2Jp
So good choice. S6uS6 - sheep ana lambs un
changed; trade slow and draggy lambs choice TO extra
$6n$6 -: good TO choice, s. I5H$6 Sheep-Choice 70
extra, $5dS5 -: choice. 81 15p$5 common to
fair S3a&i -. dull loads left over Hogs
l5Q25c lower: heavy and mixed sid at 50 4oF>3 90;
Workers. 81 4Oa$5 A., pigs s. 250S5 30; rougls. - 6
81 50; So 50G$3 fair clearance; market closed
steady
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every section of spring belt In fact. prae-
tioay all markets Of the country followed the N9 erin
ure everywhere during the afternoon the crowd being
anxious 10 take profits. although 1t was not under
parted with their lines The undercurrent OF sentTent
at ne close while unsettled was apparently he
cided strength practically the time. At Paris
there advance OF % points, and at Buda-
pest Of 10 points This was supplemented by an al
30 44%sd in English markets. Early in the DAY for-
eign houses with operations both sides
here but SAID have covered large amount
wheat Chicago Minneapolis in the
forenoon was premium OF &c over Chicago IN wheat
prices compared with e discount T0TTnAEht ago ago
vanced 70 cents al New-Eork while IN toronto owing
bush. Not than quarter a half Of last years
crop is expected in Manitoba owing 70 bad weather ana
IN many years. Very weather experienced
throughout the Northwest in places reaching JOB
degrees IN the shade before rndday Win no ram
dicated the Western weather forecast Crop dispatches
coming in over the private wires while very pad %efe
on about the same order as nose WIN MillcII
has become familiar this week The Price currents
found few supporters the floor July wheat got down
10 hB2c in this market and closed at S'7tc Win an
was no business reported FOR export Quoat0s OF Gash
wheat O ahoat basis follows: No red, New
York S2te; No hard Manltoba So; 60, no t5 al
prompt: No Northern New-York. SSl2c. CORN.
the speculative activity and strength IN "leat
sharply on early transactions but later easing OH
changed 10 &c net higher but about 10 push uhaer
figures OF the day. Favorable crop conditions We're
e. The e,P6 Tse tn only 81 oad at
all No corn closed A sc elevator ana deIEerea
active and very strong West, later easing
of with other markets. Cash property at New,4oTR
oats closed 2Slsc; oats 2Sc; No white 30&d3lc,
white SOC: track mixed, 2s94@932c; track white
er6ng 10 western Ilo 81 3Bc and No western Sc
both Q ahoat. State rye. 6@a63c Ne"-Hork
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-Aork June q, 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-Conditions are very much the
same noted for past. is light for
domestic white varieties
Kidney have also favored the buyers. though fair
quantity OF stock has been taken for shipments,
Turtle soup HTe lower and exceedingly dull Other
kinds UNCHANGED Green peas declining We quote;
leans, marrow choice. bush 81 III 9S2 20;
dun choice 81 0qs2 1911 do pea. choice bbs So 27Iia
g 3G do bags 81 %; do red kidney choice lOqS2 l24
90 HhJe kidney choice 81 23aS2 3o DO yellow eye, choice
81 70; d. black turtle choice. 81 6OQSl do
California s. 52i2G asa 30; imported pea. fair prime,
peas. bags. 81 10: do Scotch bags 81 10.
BUTTER-Only a moderate demand to day, a good
deal Of the stock taken of storage
purposes, ana there not surplus
Offering. Prices were we'll sustained indeed
highest grade the feeling quite quotations
cover general sales but IN exceptional small frac
tion more obtained Shippers showing little
Interest and taking several hundred
l99l9Ac fresh ladies al -. QI6c. quote:
Creamery extras per n 1Sl2c, irss 1871 Q19c:
seconds l7i4a1sc; Do thirds I6Ql7c dairy half
KIN tubs fancy. IS4c do rsts 172q1sc; Welsh tubs
fancy lsa1S54c; do sts, 17zc dairy tubs.
ends. l65zqi7c; do thirds. l5lzdl6c imitation
creamery, l71zc; do rss 10aI6i4c: do lower
grades l54l51xc; Western factory eXtrae. do sts
Sc; DO seconds l5c: dairy grades 13a
4l4%tc renovated butter fancy. 174ac; do common
Erime, 15Qi7c
CHEESE-The high prices checked the
nand from exporters and with liberal supplies and
siderable accumulation OF large cheese decidedly weaker
feeling has developed Early IN the day few sales were
made S3sU0c. but later 9Ac accepted for fancy
Cheese and sell that all could be depended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.

Galveston. June 2l.-Cotton firm. rnldIIng. Ice
low mi1dliuE, '-lG" good ordinary. loo receipts
Io2 bales exports coastwise 1882. sales. $50 stock
II $50.
Savannah June 21-cotton quiet. nlddl.ng. = II Iee
low middlug, Sac. good ordinary, s'.c. sales 81 bales
stock. nm
Baltimore June 2l.-Cotton nominal: rniIdling al.c.
low mddng l&-l6.. good ordinary. 10: receipts
1900 bales. gross. . 100. stock. 7.1t3.
Memphis June p Cotton steady: mlIduug lGc.
low mlIdIng 10 l6c good ordinary. l6c. receipts
- bales, shipments $50. sales 2G. stock
NeW-O Orleans. June 2l-Coton quiet middllng , 1Gc.
low mddlug $40: good ordinary, SIC; receipts 372
bales. exports constwise, 10 sales. 800. stock 7O342
81. Louis. June 2l-Cotton quiet; middlinE. o..
middliug. 8 II ldc. ordinary. lGC: gross re
ceipts. u bales: shipments AL. stock 3T375
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M1TAI-s-Tn in the local market for metals reacted
abroad than anticipated and slight falling of in
DUET at $50 55$3o g. Pig iron ss warTans coatiaus
% and ad P bun a1y quoted At S Tce La Rd s3s
and - l5gS4 20 respectively The brokers' prices FOR
Noi-zssls AZ sYREPs-5 nsr45gs in both market.
Quotations follow: Neworieans centrfugai common =
@l3e; falT 14al9c; 600, 2o42so prime &o4a7o New
GO 9llioh ls4c faF -0GI6c. good lqlsc, prime 2la
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market for sail tonnage wa.
q1s' Sys me demand Tor vessels beng limited and
unnproyed the Inquiry being light Tor local loading
were nomnaIIy unchanged Quotations 10 LIVERPOOL vere
IA L0.a'H. 20 G.azsow 81 Bristol. -; Leh. 417d;
LyeTI9ol per 100 n, zoe; London oats, July Is 81
a S85 abot n9y pnsaa9ss Refined EetToegm
FelToe 2 a6 6ois s. So and IN bulk 50 30 PhadePhia
t5nseed primo crude bbs Sc nominal: prime sum
yellow 36a36i1c nominal OF summer Yellow "a 40
Io: DIJIeF gTsaes n@nnS: prime white $sa@e9
american ray. 85a8sc; American boiled, 6@a7o9 Cal
z2 g in he day the market desoPd
2s 'eBis 5aaP e6Reeted and sensational Jump IN
weakness IN the afternoon under realizing
F9ay. Al Kansas cty there were 1000 ana a, omaha
family. $18 50g$14 p: short clear So 56a$14
EsE1i5F-s,sady 9q9e1: Ness s9aso so family SO 80
S1 p4c4ef9 20 - 29%Sil %; extra India $3.50
G5T2 i - fy5,Es HAmSC5u. quoted S2oa$2l
1s4I $-lec; 100 n, 7'to; pigs. The. CJTAfEATS-
n 81z1s+c; u ~ <gSSsc; i Sc picked shoulders
dull; quoted &c picked dull: quoted go qlOc
III ALLOW city 41sc; country 4sc; country
quiet: quoted. 683c quiet: quoted South
America. 7Goc: Continent. 7o5c Brazil kegs 75c com
pound STEADY: quoted. city. 6itc: Western C.c ...
STEARINk-DuL Quoted: CLEO. 6g6Mc; city lard
FlcEIbo market vas firm but quiet all day. closing
with buyers rather than sellers current quotations
where staple specially Quotations foIlcyv
Domestic 70 low fair, 34d4Ac; fair 70 good
4ss@5c; prime choice ~ Q5tsc; head %, aGI5c.
Pstna 45&q4 &c; Japan "A 45c Java, "a G4aac: Ran
Coon in bond. 2a21zc-
sUGAR-A fair demand cropped for refined sugar
cary IN the day extended time order
BY refnets. but late the day slack Tho
market firm throughout. Quotations
follow: Cut loaf and crushed. 6.1Oc; dornos Gn half
bbls onyD and mould A, 5.95c: cubes xxx pow
ceTei 5S5c; powdered, powdered fruit pow
coarse graduated fine graduated s5c Eagle
n cartons. ID bags bags al granuIated
5SOc: Eagle fine graduated. standard RranlIated and
Diamond A, roc confecti0ners' A. B50c: No / 2 and
3. 635c: No. 4, 63oc; No. 3, 5.25c; G. 52Oc No
5.l5c; No. &, 0.1Oc: No. o, 605c No. 10 Sc No II
1850; Nos II, l3. "A. 10 10 49Oc The raw sugar
strong. with importers ad
staple refused for tho time
being TO than 4esc for 96
for 50 muscovado and &c 1899 sugar
but strong with conservative parties looking early
concession the Of buyers. The London market
for sugar hrmer. with holders demand ne,
higher prices Both months quoted presumably
on continued good demand from America. cane
sugar market firm higher; Java I'D 10 l3s "a
pean Visible supply is 10000 TONS compared
1.1G0O 900 tons year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-22

do 10. Sc; yearlings Sc 70 at S. IS; do 81 NJ
IS so: 7S do 5S ~ SIS g. sheep. % ~ at
So 30 do 1O4 10 81 So p DO los NJ at 81 % bucks
125 n. at So 80; do. los ~ at 81 -,
H II Hollis: state lambs IS 10 So; 90 culls: 80
10 So IS sheep, Il ~ at 81; cus Ga n at y 20
Andrew Mullen > lambs. 20 N, at - %; yedI-
lngs 10. So %; 10 sheep los n. al 81 9o
do. % 10 at 81 %: bucks 1870 N, at So 80
Hogs-Recepts were ~ cars. sol head al Tor
saughterers except head Nomiually lower on decline
in Buffalo prices. Country dressed hogs steady w..
Sales-S Judd & Yesterday. 1O2 western
hogs 10 average So 10 per 100 H. q roughs POI
~ a 81 70: stays 276 N, So. - .
at s. 50.
J. II date yesterday. "a state hogs
n. at 81 so; roughs, 3ls n at 81 SO 40
Mullen: date yesterday. ; state hogs, -uo
~ a So so; . do. 300 10. at 50 40.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO X. R.

FOK THE WEST.
Leave New York. OF Liberty Street: south FerTy
CWhttehaL TermIuaD d minutes earlier.
.DaiIy TExcepJ Sundays. tSuudayS
CHICAGO $50 m. t-ibeEty street only. 'LSO p m
PITTSBURG. $50 m. Liberty onI). 800
.. 200 and II. Is
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. u 100 p.
'l2.l5 night
ROYAL BLUE TR AIMS.
MASHINGIO ION. hALIlMOItE. 1900. 1000 tDinsEs
-ll3O a m tDlnerl, flUO lLuerl- 'LJO (-ltAeIh
800 C'Koyal limited exclusively Pullman Tram
Diner and Catel. 900 tDnegi 100 p. DINER 4AS
IL Is might NORFOLK flO0 p m.
All trains ar Illuminated with PinJsch Light
Offices: llS. la. 26l. asa. 1900 Broadway. g Unon
So W. 12I BOwery. " Y: $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn:
Whitehall Terminal and Liberty St Baggage checkst
from hotel CT residence destination.
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follows
Great Britain. Ira,

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cales-Spot
tardening sales. 1900 bales: speculation export
opened steady. 664G7 higher. I:45 m steady.
l,zts SGD net aGfs-ce Closed steady 6tiazsf5d
idyance. heTlanuary 423b; January February,
los; June July, 4.G3b: JulyAUEs,, 4Go1s; August
feqten1ber 452b Septe1uer-CcoDer 39asb; October
November sob: November December. 2sb. Man
fhester-Ta Yarns quiet. Cloths slowly.
FLOUR AND MEAI-In following The early Vheat sd-
we're not prepared make concessions
drop wheat prices The result
unsettled and practically nominal market
Eith but little demand STT1ng patents, 5OdS5:
TprnR clears s. 250S3 80: winter S21s3 TX
Extra No winter. 81 1852 So grade, $40 500
RYE FLDJk-Elru and held higher. quoted: Fair %
ROOD $5gS5 % choice 70 fancy. 50 30Qs3 CO. CORN
brand BAG MEEIl-FIIEn Quoted:
feOr. 9Gz95c- S6aSZc-- .FE-EEIFirn Quoted:
Spring bran, spot. SO % sacks. arrive. u. $40
winter bran. fl71SlS 20 latter middlings
t6aSls 50: city bran. SlS 50QSI7: homuy chop SIS u
PSl6 oil meal 81 20. nseed Of! cake. ST; cake
EIs 30
GRAIH-WTHEAT-Tf wheat market yesterday was
tTac IN the extreme, prices covering wide
features Of previous days this week repeated.
the market very strong indeed, while again
tRined perpendicular drops under violent realizing
while July reached s35se the apex OF days
IL opened and &c higher than the previous nights
close The oT attraction however,
trao-dinary fluctuations concerned, Mime
bpoiis during the last half hour. Under
On from bzc 70 rlc within minutes time jumped
quickly back 10 s21c and then E further e311c.
within period u not more than ten minutes The
beptenber option rushed
A. the immediate opening Northwest markets very
kronE advancing about S5kc per a wild specu-
49, business and continued bad crop news from
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