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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-01-20
First Publication January D-3
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.

In the County Court Of Lancaster County. Ne
braska:
The state Of Nebraska to Adella NJ Kier and
to any others interested in said matter:
You are hereby notified that an instrument
purporting To be the Last Will and Testament
OF James c. kier deceased. is file In said
court, and also q petition praying for the pro-
bate Of said instrument, and for the appoint
ment of Adella NJ. Kier as administrator with
will annexed. That on the 18th day of February
1900, at ten O'Clock a. m. said petition and the
proof OF the execution Of said instrument will
be heard, and that IL you do not then appear and
contest, said court may probate and record the
same, and grant administration Of the estate to
Adella NJ Kier.
This notice shall be published three weeks
successfully in The Courier prior to said hear
ing.
Witnes my hand and Official seal this 18th day
Of January, 1900 FRANK r. WATERS,
SEAL County Judge.
BY WALTER A. LEEsE. Clerk County Court.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-01-20

The Bear (walking toward badly
frightened amateur sportsman, who has
just empted his repeating rifle at Bruin
without doing any damageelve con-
cluded to give you an affectionate hug
or two before taking my departure to
the uncut timber, for 1 know you've
missed me very much lately.-Town
Topics.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-01-20

months and days we do not reckon in
ordinary usaged until the whole year is
completed, when we count the time by
years, and go into the next year, which
is 0."-Exchange.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-01-20
$500
$500

$500 $500
The Union Pacific has made the Great
ly Reduced Rate Of $500 to Portland
and other Puget Sound points, also to
Helena and Montana points, Salt Lake
City and Utah points.
For tickets and full information call
E, B. SLossoN,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-01-20
A BOX OF FLOWERS.

What She Said When She Received Them.
"A box Of flowers from Tom! How
sweet Of him! But, then. Tom is such
Q dear boy. There are no others quite
as nice. He comes nearer the Ideal Man
than any of his sex that l have ever
met. Such refined, ennobling ideas
sentiments tender as a woman's-mo-
tives so lofty and ennobling as to place
him head and shoulders over his sex!
What gorgeous roses! All, Tom is
90 generous! And giant mignonettes,
and hyacinth, and those dear pansiee!
Some men-most men-wouh simply
order one a dozen roses or a box Of vic.
lets. and never try to arrange bouquet
that positively speaks to one! 1t is only
since Tom began to send me flowers
that have learned to know the Ian
guage Of flowers. Let me see!
These great roses are ardent admi-
ration; the mignonettes, tender affec-
ton; the hyaciuth. worship and rever-
ence; the pansies. thoughts; and here
are come Of those darling Marguerites-
love!
"What man but Tom would ever con-
ceive such an idess 1t is simply perfect!
And / must put them in vase, and
when he calls / shall have to seem un.
conscious of the beautiful message that
he has sent in such charming way.
Dear, dear Tom! Among the crowd Of
money worshippers that are around me
it is sweet to think of one soul so strong.
90 pure, 30 grand"
What He Said When He Ordered Them.
Hello! Got any bargains in flowers
today? No? Well. make up ten-dol-
lar box for Miss Gotrox. and send it to
her. Right away? No. Regular de-
livery will do Remember ten dollars is
the limit! And look here, mix 'em up
we'll. Not more than ten, recollect; and
mix 'em.
"And say-how are your American
beauties selling today? Twenty a dozen?
And the orchids? Five each? Well,
send dozen beauties and a dozen or
chids up to Tottie Tightlets. at the Gay
boy Music Hall. and put few yards Of
white ribbon on 'em-understand? Miss
Tightlets said she fed every other kind
of flowers to her horse.
Delivery wagon! Not on your life!
Messenger boy to the stage door. Give
him dollar to hurry. and charge it to
me. See?-Town Topics.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-01-20
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-27
MARINE NEWS.

PORT HADLocK-sailed. June %. Br str En-.
ereia for Melbourne.
PORT GAMBLE-ssiied. June s. bktu sksgi,,
for Honolulu
ASTORIA Sailed. June IS. Br str Inverness, for
China
DUTCH HARBoR-In port previous to June Is:
L. ). 5. Wheeling. from Yokohama; str Robert
Dollar, from Seattle: str Charles II. Lane from
seattle; str Garcnns. from Seattle: Dir str Hero.
from Oyster harbr; q. 5. s LAYTON. from Sc
attic
EuREKA-sailsd June Is. str Del Norte. for
Portland
UNALAsKA-Anived. June Is. str Portland.
from Care Nome
HoNGKoNG- Sailed June s. IS W. II. Smith.
for Port Townsend
cARpIrF-Arived. June %. Br sh St Enoch.
from Portland.
sHANGnAI-ssiied. June Il. Br str or.alis. for
Oregon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. May 80. str Dolrain,
from New York for Puget sound
NANAIM0-sailed. June ~. str Aztec. for Port
Los Angeles
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. June a. str Arrata.
for Goes bay.
NANAIMo- Arrived. June u. str Robert Adam
son. from San Francisco.
HoQrIAM-sailed June q, schr Assiea, from
Aberdeen for Honoltln Sailed. jane IS. str Guide.
from Aberdeen for San Francisco June %. str
Newsboy, from Ahsrdeen for san Francisco str
Coquiiie River. from Hoqniam for San Francisco.
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.


The Marine Exchange reports the following;
SEATTLE Sailed. June u. Cleveland. for Taco
ma; Br str Duke q Fife for Manila. Arrived. June
q. str Cottage city. from stka str Cleveland from
Nome; Sailed. June D. BE- biz Lofd Templstou. for
PORT TowNsEND--Passed in. June %. / 20
p. m, sch Nekcnlis; from Mani,s. VIA qnarantine.
ford from Pom Gamble. for Adelaide: Br str En-
ereia, from Hsdiock fgr Australia; hktn stasit.
from seattle for Manila. Passed in. str kosalie
si5 r, m, from skagvsy fcr seattle
Pokr RLAKELEY~ Sailed June NJ. Am hk Sem
inols, for Port Gamble Am bktn Robert sudden,
vicToRlA-Br str Empress Of China passed Car
HApLocK~ sailed. June Is. sch seauoaa- for
wHATcoM-Arrirea. June u. seouosa. frun
PoRT LupLow-Arrived. June u. Br hk Lord
PORT GAMBLE Arrived. June Nj. Am ht Semi
nele. from Port BlAkeiry. and Am hktn Robert
sspdden, from Port hlskslsy; seh Noaornis. from
VICTORIA Arrived, June u. Dr. str Empress q
China, from H1sskons: Am sh Hecia. from Homo
PORT TowNsEND-Pas.ed in Juns e. nr 81
Troop from shanghai for Whatosn-
miles. Passed In. at nocn. Br Wellington. fron
San Francisco tor oyster hafbo<. aad a l0gs white
ably Empeas q China Passed cut Br str Eaes-
ss. from Ludlou for Australia bstn skasti from
Port Gamble for Honolulu. Am bk Jane l. stan
ford. frusn Poet Gamble Tor Adelaide, in tos steam
schooner,
NOMt-SAitc. June II. str fitrelkhd. ftH Duich
hArtF. June Z. suiresl. strs hotart Dollsr, frcsn
SEATTLE. Aloha. fran san Francisco whlg ID wreck
beach. t.dal less. June 10, from seattle. szs
Dora. san BIAS June ID, Covyin. towing hktn
Catbcrin suadcn disulanusd. June y, from San
Franciseo. str Portland. sel iolisA - Ia roft
June u. Robert poilAr Postisad. la port. June
frnsB Notae In port. Jans H. e. 3 $ Rear. fresn
T. a. < > Rear. from seattle: airs Alhinn. ThfaSa-
CT, Mar u Hume from San rTsneiseo
DUTCH HARHDR-Aufssd. June u, str Clere-
Land. fruEn Nome june u. Reheft Dollar Ard Port
land from Nome Sailed. June 10. ssr Cleveland.
fas seattle. Arrived pTior 20 June IL. u.
i&wtan, e. s. s PerrY, barge hkos.s9m. str Edith.
T. =. : NcCuli0ash. Ckss. Nelson. RUBY A. Cen-
sins Charles y. Lane Gzrunns. och Martha w
rvfi frugn seattle. sch uerz. su Homer. ssrs
fsou sac Francisco. G = 8 wheslins ssr Dies
rsfch. frr4n Portland Arrived PRIOR 70 Jsas 80
SIN Oregon. ohin Abesdeen, San fsare, Dtscgv-
err. sailed, Portland, Elihu TheEscn. san BlAs-
Rpanaks. Aluanas. lakms. SsatA Ana. SsDatoT
Valencia. ItsTsa, Rrlnswlcs. Centennial srh Bow
had fuHa seattle hkfa Ruth. frptn Tacofns In
Zeeltndta uosGer, Lusii2. 81 Paul. RAinier. Craze
DGlar, Ea Ne Mefes. Marrtnx star. fF0sn
san FrsuGScp; strs Geo w. Eiass, Suzne Cits.
from pssslABt 2ikuAi. frcsa s0ath resd suus
3 ssr OlyFafas returned aoceunt q ies. rep0rts
Garsane and ANiarcs Of NunavAk tAAHi b. iee Ia
Pert Jsrs u rIF Humhotat. frou san FraEFi.ass
June . sr Fnlsnn, ffosa SEATTLE 81 CeutsnAisi
wruf "a teach a. rnAA,ka. wts saste. late via
gsit eAngsg steamer, fgpgs~sd - he Y. a g. 80
ward. ssehsrd Dutch haFtoF.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. lnue 2sTbe wheat market migiI. he
hkencd 20 a sober second thought II was active
but not Wild, and trader. W more ieisstrply man.
uer Adjusted t0 desTes the prices which hrehR
louss aud ~eut soaring last week There vas no
change IA ttls Narihwestagn sitaatiau The Dakofas
and Minnesota Frnewed their nitiful cries ~ dis.
tress cter the ruin ~ ,h.if crops tn, generally the
cries ftt upnn deaf On the other hand thu
firsfpssl cioae = under yesterday and IL uss
declared that the Southwest would raise tc 90, GO
bushels more than last year. ga amount nearly
H5fHeisut 90 make wp for the shortage norasisnsd
te the Northwest fs,iure Local longs pressed heav.
~ On the market ~ he 0peaing which vas AZ
sac % sd or Jelly TIE trrsk stirred the North
sod selling orders from thst asrtar r,fr,resI
ia early. scudias luly Gown 10 sslc within An hour
u the arsuiuz sysue q the important longs vs-s
not seuers. tat thsV a smsu minority f.- ,he
crcSA With tia profits ia view iarza Later IA
the AN Iuly recovered - NSe On A bttl, lea.
rgessuga from the iouEs flT Tie moment Th.
bgisv iosf n short order add rrahsNly ia
aseilus 0nly ended br ne ciasins q ne sre-
sion. The clcss vas AZ the bottom Jnly &c unAsf
yestefaaF. AZ ser
Corn tsuks sasir VIII wheat hlit f-ror.,.s late,
an1 fhe end ~ ~ session f1fa1 fhs rasfhrt An,
JUiy clastA lc unlsF Yesterday a. Use
oats were N1snnsyAftvsiv 9rief Ttss nafksr ~ Ia
eaaV vita wheat. tTt stcs isd later 20 yruossa.a
vtfh r1u Thr desc ga az llss & 3 4. ~
Jul. ~ Mons
Prorlsgops sevr stsaty IN the fars q ls-er hg.,
rgtfrs ard ths vhtai hfsas jay nark sl1ssd 3
irsfef. iaff p. aevrt and rhs 4 rhshs htshe-
The Aehticg fIiussu rauEra Follows
Arss,es opsuigS Highest Lawes, C1aszx
Mia No -
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Available supply OF Grain.

NEW YORK, June 3-special cable and teie-
graphic advices to Bradstreets show the following
changes in available supplies from the last ae-
count:
wheat-united States and Canada. east Of the
Rockies. increased cleo bushels; Liverpool Corn
Trade News sHoat for and in Esrcpe increased
5000 bushels. Total supply increased 4'El."'
bushels.
CorTl-United States and Canada east Of the
Rockies. increased ] $50 40 bushels
Oats-tnitfd States srld Canada. east On INC
Rockies, increased 600 bushels
The aggregate supply of wheat held at Portlann
Or. mad Tacoma and Seattle. Wash, decreased
900 bushels last week.
General Quotations.
NEW YORK. June q. --F1onr-- Receipts, d 900 bar
rcls exports 7.fo1 barrels. Market, dull Winter
strsgtts s.. sArs %.
Wheat Receipts. HIS bushels: exports, Ee.lo'
bushels sp't weak; No. red alte. fob. ssfo,
elevator. Options opened generally weak and lower
all day under heavy realizing. unsatisaeicsy cables
and absence Of support, such as the market had
last week Northwest crop news continued bad
while bearish reports came in from winter wheat
states west Of the Mississippi; closed weak at sac
&c net decline, July closed Sc; September. sac;
December. ss5e.
Wool-Duli
Hopz-Quiet
Cofee-Optons closed quiet. with prices points
MP al points net lover. sales. lo.2Se bags. In
GLIDING July Ta5c; September. 1891 ioe; October.
100; November. 1907 sc. Spot Rio steady
Ne invoice, &c; mild. steady; cordcva, eleis4e.
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fSs following prices are being offered TO the pro-
csr b. the local dealers for delivery In round lots
q tie deck and IN the at Seattle:
Gnln- Oats. fisa3; barley. sls.5o: wheat. chicken
I'D fis1fs5D. bran. SO. shorts. 81.
Hsy-Pug,t sound, ssaio; Eastern Washington
uroshy ssei7: alfalfa. 90 20 per ton.
Eert-sfrfctiy frrsh ranch. Bate.
Bufser-Frcsh ranch. lsaNc: creamery. DC.
Poultry~Iiye chickens &c: I've turkeys. lfc: tuf-
IN isc: Feese, Joe: ducks, s. vat
Tvs sfoct-choice beef cattle cows, t3ftc: steers.
oG<; choice sheen, tAd5c; goof hogs. live, &c:
koes dressed ec. calves. dressed large. SCI small,
h, calves. live, large. Sc: small. g..
H!de. Pei,s and wooi-Hezvy sound ssited steers.
eser % n &C.; medium, sound. Per n. fle; hsht.
sunnd, under 70 Ne. 7e; cows. sound ~ weights
esiss- per n. &C. green hides. ic less than saited
" hids. per n. he; dry cuiis one-third less
inner deer. per n Da3sc; winter deer. dry. ma
-: pspery deer, 121isc dry elk efioc; green elk
easc; sheep peits. 25casiSn; shearlngs. lsta2sc
Gssrn Washington wool. saiie; Western Washing
~ wool Isfisc; dirty or timber burned. B@litc
fxllov 24dilc
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White Lead Gobbinsl Pioneer or Carter. 2oco.n
lots, nc; sod iots Ne; less than so-n lots, ~
o sosi IS: isai cans. n5ssi 10; quart cans, siOos
lis
Nails, Tools and Cordagc.
Nails tobbins)-New list. cut steel. Cos to 90.
saw.-crcs.cut Diss,ons tuttle..ooth @aesc per
foot: Humboldt and Toledo. @c ryos crosscut
steel SOC per foot: hand Disston,, % psr cent. on
list. Ases- Single hit. 81 80 per doz; dosltie bit.
si2.@ per don. Shovel. and spades Steel saB per
50 gar 70 per don Picks Railroad. 81 sods % per
doz Forks-Hay, ss per cent. on list. Grindstonns
-?t@se per n. wedses-steel. ioai2c per n' Files
scsiss-How. and Fsirhanr' platform 81 10 and
~ per cent Of, list. Buffalo, 70 and rs per cent Oh
IS per Gent cent. on Isl. N''' = 80 ''''''
Rope (iohhins)- Manila. iiinch and larger. lie
per n; is-thrsad; ne per NJ and sth rad ne;
sthrsad. lac; tsnsd hath yarn. sissi 10 Per ~;
r!nwars fieced. net prices stamped. rs and 10
Granitewsre-7o per cent, 81.
oakum-per bale. 81 50a4 80.
Wire Painted barb wire, AIS; galvanized barbed
feet. feet 49, $50
Powder t,obbins,- Black blasting per ksg. 81 Is
$50 per case of 50 ms; rs per cent. 81 per case
Champion or rrnmph ~; improved Jndscn
!" a"b .San, ,s ssss s,ar sa ns sass a. Es s
Duck, 5N t-ss, 81 per case.
Shot rohiangl--Drcp. H.s5 per kes; buchshot.
81 ~; chilled shot 20.
Fu.s-Per 1000 doubs t.pe, $50; triple tape.
BM.
Blasting Csps-xxx. sc per 100.
Heavy Hardware.
Bar Iron Gobbiugl-SS,is base; Norway iron. Sic
Iron Pipe tjobtinx, Wrought iron. all sizes. black
and galvanized. Is PER cent of ust
Sheet Zinc Uohhinsl-isc per N.
Tfnpia,e tiobhinsl Charcoal plates, bright &c
lbD. SIS per boz; TX. SIS charcoal plates
tsrne ic aoss $40 50 reiipped. 0x2s, sis
shee, Iron Oobhinsl- American common. No -
.ie; Guaranteed. % per cent % list
shingir Rand&-baifahskfns &C per NJ; h'acs. VIZ
Solder (Ioh,ans, rinners' hsa.snd bali. sc per
n extra wiring. Ho
Lumber and Building Materials.
superior quality, per NJ. No ! Ar s68g /;
usrehantahis AZ. S@s No ! cedar s6a7 cammon
per N s.ss; spruce legs $50 cedar single bolts
Nt"vhs,-rir. rough. - 20; thick nuish. surfaced
one az two siae. . 10 and u inches wide slzsn
lsps,hs ig 10 N feet special lengths Soc Ter "
~, N cstra Flooring Dressed and matched sli
Der s,nst boards sinrh. Aals; lo.iuch 50 iaais,
isineh siSa.s Fencing, Ne or Sinch finish
90 NJ Z 81 or channel rustic. or drop siling
s",TtNns rough u sosie y. - saais. 5 !
xisf poa hoasts. lsinoh and mp SIS
4. .h,nsiss 81 -; standard shingles 81 10. l.
,orh anlsh r. n and 10 feet. s2sa9i' thick ansh
;sysss cedar squares, T. s. and 10 feet. s2issa.
f' 80 sv,s, 81 IN advance Il green Drayase. 0e
e,rr,sti tiohbingl Portland. X. H. s.. s. 3;
Alsen 81 rs.
vs..,s, itshtslssl Golden Gate per barrel s. 8
rtss,rY Hair uohblnsl Washed, 81 % psr ssek
unwashcd. 81 20 PET sack
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. JHne ~ Receipts 81 900 bead
Steers steady: choice butchers stock steady, others
weak Natives, best on sale today, one car load
a. Ss5; good 70 prime steers sSd5 IS; poor 20
medium - s0a5 selected feeders. slow except best,
81 lse4 IS mixed stoekefs. lNSi5c hover. s. i5p3 -
cows. S. sca45o; heifers. xas, Gamers weak g IS
80 bthis, SLOW, e@f@dlos caves, - tTiVs
Tuesday, 81 s06s 90 Texans Receipts. 1900 head.
best sale today. one car load at SIS; Texas
rrass steers. steady s1e5942s; Texas bulls. SIS
a1iG
Hogs-Receip,s, 9 600 head Generally ioc lower.
Ton, SEA; mixed and butchers. s5oSa5 IS; good
20 choice. S. @a5 "a rough heavy. s5osa5 Is; light.
Sasas Is hulk q sales, IS i5a52 %
sheer-Reccipis. 100 head. sheep and lambs,
t0rsac lower: good 20 choice wethers A6s IS; fair
10 choice mixed s. sSas 70: Western sheep, sieas Is
Texas sheep s. 5d4; natiVe lambs, ssas: Western
lambs. S.TSae: spring lambs. 81 25a69.
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20; California drps. s-sai tina. per case. S s.
Ssw orleans moiasses. lgal tins. per case sea
Fl as per ds. oses sal i sasi. per sGs m:
.ie' 81 piss Sis: sssi jackets. Is: ssai tins.
Jellies (iobbinsI-ao-n pals. &c: SOD pals. e,ch
I, 1si 70 an cans doz in case per doz
Crackers Cothsnv,-sosss K L. per u; soda
r.. PC; sodas. X. t-boxes. sc Per box: xxx
eartaes WV No ) cartons x soda, re: No,
i,nmbles, assorted cakes etc issisc. ginger and
r. ,'.,,sI mr. ee per n Eliot bread. SIC; GaisttA
Pickles Jobhinsl-Mixed. ,sai. per doz. $50;
eusrs' Per doz. s,.3; chow-chov quart per den.
aihh pirts. per doz, S2-l5; pickles. IN
wooden kegs. MIXED and plain. Nc each: A-hhl..
per 80, "u mixed NO ,. per gallon, Nc plain No. l.
Vinegar liobbinsl -Rbl.. s-rr. ger gal. lie; ser.
ga, w., i4e. shbs. o-gr. per gal. bsc; ogr' lse'
Beans oobtips)-srau white. per n. sse;. pink.
p, " ~ bayns per n. dc: Lima, per n. &C.
louisiana. 0aa7Ie per n
Dried Peas Cobbine Field. green. Sic; field. yei-
SAT- tiobtisgl-Liverpooi. sn sacks per ton. siss
s.. ams,asan dairy. on saeks. per ton 81, Coast
per- Ton g. M ~, s.ek per ton S scs s.e
IN bale. ": ION sacks. p IN bale. 81.
Miscellaneous.
Soap oobhing)-seatti ssvon. sos. 6oc: ioos. s.;
~. os 81 TO- loos $50; Gilbert Co. Dora.
Babbists 2os. 81; ioos. ": Proctor & Candles
Ivory ios. $50; io~. 81: CASTLE. white. iasisc per
10: Castle. notified i0c
Tobacco tietbing)-Pur chewing. Battieax, sse;
CLIMAX &c: star. Ee Horseshoe. &c; spearhead.
&c; Iircr Heifsiect &C. Scroll Tag &c; San Tag.
per n. SIC; Something Good. sc: sne cut chewing.
pail, io,. "a soar 30; Seal a North Carolina, Is.
Per NJ &c; T. lie; Lime Kiln. 2oz. &c; s-oz. sic;
MastiN. ie. roc; Is Nc
Paper tjohhins)-Grooers straw. sc; butchers.
straw, &c; No. 2, Manila. &c; No. T. Manila. &c;
paper bsr., less DISCOUNT list: drsh express. sc
Bags Uobbins)-Grsin. per 100. SIS; old. per 100,
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deal q meadow. flooding some ioWiands.
damased iast wsek: Otherwise ali right Il we re.
an, gram heading finely. Creseent-Cool weather
r. w,s az s1sin but recent hot spell has inisea
winter wheat VIII not be what was expecsed.
ahl srflns wheat viii be half crop. Oats Looked
pieIis s but are now heading out poorly Looznis
toes siN weeks earlier than last pear.
70, SPOKANE County Norhport. Stevens county
Potato. were Sart 81 as f fn,n NE Ioa LAKE, sss
is could not be any better weather for crops;
Pin s hover and warm nights. East spokane-
lam last week great help TO grusiag crops
,Maeat Is nlhng out we'll Oats corn and gardens
licking Sg remarkably wen Medical LaEe-Dryins no.
snowT Ath- Everything stn favorable for an i'm
h'g..se crop q grain. fruit hay and yeretables
DC nc warm weather having done serious damage
issln needed soon. Cotton ln-Damp weather has
looks wen. Frui. is very good Cotton Favor
aoie Tor filling Of grain. Barley and fall wheat all
Roaia On and %, have iss sppesIanss s'a sr yan
aees not come soon the crop viii be lisht ran
wat Wa Is passing ont Of bloom aad doing falIl,
ven Cnonfoun-Fsn wheat has az unusual
amount Of straw and is lodging quite badly Spring
wheat heading out indications q fair crop two or
shfte weeks earlier than eoramon Rust has done
70 material damage. being confined TO the blades
,sr Pine growing weather: crops are looking as
well as posstble. Grifhtb-Another week OF No !
weather fer wheat. little rain would be nice for
sp,ns Wheat, greatly increasing the yield Fletcher
ting wi1 be slow Tor two weeks, As damp weather
has held grain back; 1t is not rpening evenly; some
pieces spring wheat hurt by beat.
Bemis-,D q rainfall Z2ud very beneficial.
naying has begun. viii be general next week
kiiSTilie-IAsht rain, followed BY clear. atm and hot
cas- which Is liable to produce rst on spring
wheat Early winter wheat ripening fast, and VIII
De ready 10 cut IN the first days Of July. staley-
srops locking WE'LL and in absence o. rain fssorabls
Tor wheat cats, potatoes and all vegetables
Wsiia Walla County: Dayton-Finest u weather
CROP are IN fine condition Berryinan--Nery hot
on 18th rain night Of 21st Crops look good. Some
wheat is beginning 10 head. Wslla Wsila-Crops
m fine condition. Warm, moist weather has been
beneficial Wheat is rtprning rapidly.
hlickitat Country: ecott-Warm week; hot wind
one day. iniurng crops a little; rain today. which
viii benefit alfalfa, fruit and root crops Lsie-Hay-
ing about finished Spring grain looking well rains
occurred which will help IL
Yakima County: Parker Cloudy and Light show
eTs On the whole favorable for crops Early
peaches and apples ready for shipment
kittitas County. Eiiensbnrg-Fine growing wea-
ther, but not so good for having: too much clondy
weather The hay Is good crop. Grain IS ripen-
ing Pastures and vegetables extra good
s~suk Prairie-An sorts Of vegetation has done
finely. Haying has been interrupted by light
showers G.. n. SALISBURY.
Section Dir ector. Seattle. Wash.
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line between this place and Dayton a
special crew Of men being employed TO do
the work The old track Is becoming
shaky in some places and thousands Of
new ties are TO be put IN before the wheat
crop moves. Several carloads of ties
nave been distributed along the line ex-
tending thirty-four miles. This is the
same line that has the large tresties
which are being flled In with earth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-27
THE WOOL MARKET.
Boston.

BOSTON juno GA dull market in woods con-
tnues and sales meager Territory wools slow
Btt few wools coming in The business
for fine medium aud iine at ahou, so162c SECURED
Is about this price with staple lines 5&aS6e Very
few fleece woods changing hands, and values
entirely nominal.
Territory secured hasis-Montana and Wyoming.
fine medium and fine, liglsc: secured, 5na52c
staple. Soc Utah, fine MEDIUM and fine, l66fl7c
seoared. Soc; staple, Sc; Idaho. flpe medium aud
fine. lsnifc. seOired. 50G5lc: staple. sc.
Australian. scflFed basis-Spot prices. coubing
supeFtne nominsl, sAtSie; good. so@s2e.