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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-11-30

Sam Paul, and wife, of Moberly,
spent Thank giving with r. S.
Paul and family.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-11-30

Guy Sharp il row cierking TOR n.
G Whit aud CO.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-11-30

The Louisiana doctors come out ia
print denying that there are any cases
OF small pox or Cuban i,ch in that
city.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-11-30

The adjourned term of Circuit
court will be held in this city,
December IL.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-11-30

Sam Paul, and wife, of Moberly,
spent Thank giving with r. S.
Paul and family.
The adjourned term of Circuit
court will be held in this city,
December IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Garner moved
Monday to Jas. Balls where they
board this winter.
Miss Jennie Harrel and sister
Vashti, went to Jonesburg Thurs
day to spend the day with friends.
Mrs. Heath moved into her prop
erty in town this week. We well
come her into our midst.
The Louisiana doctors come out ia
print denying that there are amy cases
OF small pox or Cuban i,ch in that
city.
Miss Julie Bright arrived here
Wednesday and will visit her sis
ter Mrs. j. p. Metzler for a few
weeks.
Miss Frank Graves who has been
teaching in New Florence during the
illness of Mr.. Rice spent Saturday aud
with homefolks.
The finest and cheapest lot OF
Christmas candies in the county,
will be found at the Black Flag,
Montgomery City.
Mrs. A. Is. Lail we Learned after
gong to print, did not return 10 the
city ON ccoun of the Illness aud
death OF her aunt Miss Susanna Ham.
Mrs. ID. II. Graham aud Mrs. r. G..
White returned Friday from Mexico
where they had visited relatives and
attended the great revival meeting
there.
Presbyterian Bazaar.
The ladies Of The First Presbyterian
church will hold a Bazaar In the Hud-
son building lei door to Faulconer
Sheets aud Company, Dec. IS, IA and
Is. Further particulars next week.
----
Dan Hensley shipped a fine
short-horn calf to orr Bros, of st.
Charles county, Thursday. Mr..
Hensley received a good price for
this calf as he does for all his
stock.
Rev. w. l.. Carr went to ST.
Louis Thanksgiving day to per-
form the marriage ceremony for
Ben Cole and Ida True. Both par
ties used TO live near Williams
burg.
The infant soD OF Mr.. and Mrs. G..
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W. L GUPToN. Clerk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-28
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Aptii 9Th. wheat market opened
i@Ac over yesterday because 81 higher cables frum
Liverpool and the Argentina shipments, which
showed decrease Of 600 90 bushels last week
There a shifting u sentiment apparent early.
and Il sFow the session progressed Considcta
tion given the poor showing Of Indiana. Ohio
and Michigan. and the probability q % per cent
az crop In these states discussed; the report II
the Hessan hy in lllgois listened 10 seriously
and the reports that apprehension over the dry
winds In France FELT Ia that country and that
Argentina arrivals from the interior were lessonins
were given consideration. The result a firm
II quiet market There was considerable changing
at Ia difference between MAY and July, Mar open
ed AZ easaslr sold between 6ae and sec, and clos
ell A. ever yesterday July opened at e1sc. sold b.
tween sic and site. closing Adse up. at estaSss
The corn market quiet but firm. Mas closed
smic higher at Sst5ssc iuiy closed 3so higher, At
i0sc
The liquidation of MAY the feature In the
oat maTtst, NAV closing asiie lower, at &c. july,
unchanged, a. 214c
Provisions were quiet. The main demand being
faf lard Hogs easter. which had deprezs-
iug enegt early BAT good gencIa demand de-
telaysd later, and the wheat and corn strength
was q help under which the market steadied and
closed firm Iuiy park closed g4c higher. Juy lard
i0stlssc VIZ. ard July ribs At@se higher
THE LEADING futures ranged a. follows
Wheat Ne . opcninE Highest Lowest Closing
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. April 27-yesterdsy's show Of
strength in stocks was disspated In the course o.
todays trading the exchange The market
opened quite generally higher, and an attempt was
made 70 continue the upward rush in Pennsyl1ania
however. that the general demand for stocks was
quite Insignificant. although at higher level OF
prices. yesterdays operations have so far dimin-
ished the shor. interest that demand from that
longer effective support. In Sugar
especially yesterdays urgent demand from the shorts
decidedly relaxed The price was run up after the
opening 10 iiss but the realizing sales from buyer.
on the recent advance overpowered the stock. ~
got back once again above last nights close, and
then fell extreme "a, with feverish and uncef-
tain rally. There was the same absence OF anthem
tic concerning the stock as on the advance.
causes The same was true Of the general market
The reaction was due to the general recognition
that yesterdays sharp advance vas due TO de
maDd from overextended short interest Some
effort made 10 combat the reaction BY bidding
up different stocks. There was a show Of strength
AZ different periods in the tobacco stocks. the
leather stocks BROOKLYN Transit and New York Cen
trail. bat these maneurers proved nnavailng to hold
the market The opening strength was due in no
which amounted 10 5000 or 20 900 shares. The
railroad earnings reported for the day were on
March were low by reason Of the high level Of OPP
Grating expenses Ths statements Of the Reading
company and the New Jersey Central for the same
period were distinctly weak. Following the Ontario
4 Western statement Of yesterday, the reactionsry
tendency Of the anthracite group Is sufficiently ex
planned. The probability Of favorable bank
statement tomorrow failed TO help the market The
gains IN cash from interior sources are expected
to show increase Of nearly 10000 over last
weeks gain from the source. but ON the
other hand the gains from the suhtreasury BY the
banks have fallen on almost much from last week
ON Yesterdays operations the banks lost 10 the sub
treasury some Sss CO., and that institutions debit
balance At the clearing house today was again be-
low $4,000, Decline in the sovcrnmsnt bond re-
an end the process Of disbursement TO the money
market by the suhtrcasury. The weeks gain by
the banks In cash is, however. near S,00.o0 thus
an increase the surplus even though
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PuRCMAsISe PRICES.

n following prices are being offered TO tbs pr
~ b. the local dealers for delivery IN round lots
= IL dock and IN the at Seattle;
onIn Oats, SisgD: barley SIS 80: wheat. chicken
~ Sis coo 10 SO: bran, $40; shorts. Al
Hay-Pues, sound. 5000; Eastern Wsshington
Sahy, sisaiT; alfalfa 40 ps7 tn
~ strictly fresh ranch, isdiic.
pafir- Fresh ranch, ROD: creamery. nc
bunltry-fivs chickens, lsc: live turkeys. lie
GssN fsc; geese. i0c: ducks, 81 s0@A
I'M Hock-Choice beef cattle, snftc; steers,
~ choice sheep. st0t5c; good hogs. live. NC
- dressed &c: calves. dressed. large, u; small
II; uives. live. large &c: small. r.
bids. pelts snd wooi-Hssvy sound saltsd steers.
IN b lbs. ": medium. sound per ID. sc: lisht.
lead under - Tn. ec, cows. sound. all weights.
M Nsss, bulls and orsn. sc; saited kipa. w
|asw per ID. s4o green hides. ie less thsn saited
~ hides per ID. i2to dry cllls. one-third less
|nsmer deer, per H. 2dssc; winter deer. dry. ma
IA pspery deer. iz9iscs dry eih. saIoc; green slk,
~ sheep pets. Scfsi 20; sheariinss, lS92sc
Essm Washington WOOL Easl2c; Western Wash
lrsa wool. isc: dirty or timber burned r9ise;
Aass. a9Itlc.
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Ths NsFraAuts' ErehSnss reports shs tsn0wiax
r-stesas1ft q rasss4ss
SEATTLE sailed. Ara =. sw E@ns aS1
r..,5ss ~ Sarna Armed. Agzil e. 81 wsnSrctas
frrss san TrAnrisco ar MssktnAN. trasA San Frxa.
CLEO
sarssns ~ Tscgsaa ssAf la scAaAasr. fef fegs
Gfraf'f
PORT GAMHIE- ssibst Apsa =. sctr Ffsd 3
SanssTs fag NfEae
PuHT TOWNSEND April 2. SIR OigEgla A..
rirss ans Proceeded - Tars1s. - n. @tF
Wasaaassis passed % = q n fsr seattle. rA4f1s
IN stg Maekirlks, q Is =
poET cgEscEST- AaTl n, Clear, hsht wssf
vsipa IL Stsafs Fsos3 90. bzFs "a is~. "a r.
A =
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scsntlins. rough. y osis; sIsiE. sasosp:
q. slll4Il Boz bosrds-i2inch and up SIS
"a shingles. $50; standard shingles uu; +
inch finish. u. u and 10 feet. tzass thick finish
s2sas6; cedar squares. J. .. and 10 feet. se4s3u:
picksts, So
Kun dried. 81 IN advance Of srsen Drxyase. Soc.
Cement ljobbing)-Portland. X. D. 4 s.. SIS;
Aisen, SIS
Lime liobbns)-Roehs Hsrbor. N-so: San Juan.
U0
Plaster tiothingi-Golden Gate per barrel SIS
Plaster hair tjotbinsI-Washed. $50 per sack; IN
ssshed. 81 10 per sack
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MARINE NEWS.

BRISBANE saIi.s. April z. Asssnsi FROM vsa-
skN PEDRO Arrived. April =. str w. n
krussr fsam TYlismach
YokoHA sailed. Msreh ~. Ger "a Peru.
xSGAsAKi 10 port, sprl 5. Rf an rransis,sn.
Tor Ofcsnn
REACHY Passed. Apcil ., Gee 81 Bsn-
rlrfts from Hamhnrg Ger fastt satsnd
MONTENfpEo Sailed, March y, " - AsfeeAAi
yiuiest Ter DreEaU
skN FRANCIS 500 Arrived. Apfa 2, 80 osssa.
f-sa victoria saijcds "a Agate, Ter Bnsf& hsg
rats ArKgo f9f Astoria hstn Gardiner CftF, fag
Cesss has "a q T sargent. faT IscasnA
NANNIMo- ssilet. April =. san Aaseo. fSf PET;
HooT'fA8 sal,~s ATga y. schs gshsl zsas.
fr,ses N ~rdrsr ~ san Francisco
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. April -Flour-Receipts li.ss
barrels; exports, N.ssi bsrrsh. Market steady.
Wheat Rsccpts. 43.ibT busheie; exports, So 6s5
bushels Spot nirn, No. red, 1890. (. b. OPP
tions generally firm all day closing firm al 4
@tc net advance; May closed 7sac, July, 7sia7Ac
August, Tda7ttc
wool-Duli
Hops-Quiet
corse-option. closed qua and unchanged. Sales,
Il 100 bags including May Gsobfa ssc September
esse; October. 6aoc November. 6Bc: December.
T.i5r Spot Rio, quiet, No. invoice Tie Mid
quiet Cordosa. sseiSc
Sugar. Raw, nnn. Fair reclining. s-isc; centrifu.
gal, " test &C. Refined. quiet
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN FRANCISCO April H.-wheat and barley.
firm. Oats quiet Spot quotations we're;
whsst-sbippins No. ], sse; choice. sie' milling.
BsrieJ-Feed. T2ss7sc; brewing. sOasssc
oats-Gray. Oregon. sL0Aall2A milling NBs
Lni; red. s5c@slB.
Receipts.
Flour quarter .aeks $50: do Washington, $50;
wheat. centas. 7o,s2li barley: oentsls $50; 30
1851 bran. sacks. 90; hay, tons. so. wool. bales
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mnis,ufs- Middiinss. sf@so: bran, si2dl3 per ton.
Hay-wheat, So 51aio; wheat and oat, seds best
barley. 81; alfalfa, q; compressed wheat, salo;
Potstoes River Burbanks. Ug7sc; Oregon Bur
banks, T5cqsl.
vsgetablss cucumbsrs. sscessl; green peas; Ises
asparagus. siaa b.
Fruits-Appies, choice, SIS common. Tsc; oranges.
navsis. 81 ssei7s: Mexican lines. ssa4s common
California lemons sii choice California lemons.
s.. 2sai. 50; bananas sisoas pineappIes. s. sesi
Butter-Faney creamery. l7ei7.c; do seconds. iea
Cheese-New California. 7asc; Young American.
hasc Eastern, l65MlTc.
Esrs-s,ore. Hai5c; fancy ranch. lie: Eastern; $50
f55c.
Poultry--Turtey sobbicr.. fialsc: turkey hens,
iaaiic; old ROSTERS "a na4 30 young ROSTERS So 20
an small brpilers. s2as: large brothers 81 soai 80;
frycrs S. 506s; hens. u 50asbo; old ducks, 81 500
$50; geese. NTs@2
Wool and Hops.
woo-sprins; Nevada. ites1sc; Eastern Oregon.
i2aB; Valley Oregon, na22c. Fall. Northern
mountain lambs. iGal2cl mountain lambs sal0ci
san Joaanin plains, saioc; Humboldt and Msndo-
Hops-Crop Of 1879. iialsc.
Closing Quotations.
whest~Firm; December sloai: cash. sac
Barley Firm December nc,
Corn.-Lsrge yellow. NIssi@.
20 60 %
unu.ux
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, April E.-wheat-Csrroes on passage
ouieter; English country markets quiet
LIVERPOOL, April G.-Whsst-Ftm: No /
standard California, q s'd. Wheat and -four In
Paris, barely steady. French country markets, firm
Wheat Spot firm; No. California, g. td@6s I'D !;
April, nominal; May. S sad, JULY. S I'D.
Corn-spot firm. American mixed, new. firm.
September, "a Id
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Heavy, s5-ssas 10 mired, IS s2Aas IS; light, $ 5a
5.1t; bulk Of sales. IS. z7ldsgi
sheep-Recepts. 10 head. MARKET dun. Fair
TO choice natives. IS 6ods 10; fair TO choice West
ems, - J0ds; common to choice sheep, 81 soa5 So
lambs, s6a7.
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lost their speculative sttractivsncss American
Sugar the feature Of this week. responding
quickly to manipulation which seemed Intended to
force the large short interest in the stock cover
At the time some large interests evidently
elnded stocks still mainly strong hands and
that the market at large has become orersold.
On Thursday vigorous and successful efforts were
set foot to dislcgs the bears from their position
the result being heavy covering Of short contracts
throughout the list and rallies which, beginning
n the prominent railroad shares. extended 70 some
Of the infusfrais
Bank Clearings.
The foliosfng table, compiled by Brsastreet shown
the bank ciearinss at al principal cities for the
week ended April d, with the percentage Il in-
crease and decrease ss compared with the CORE
spending week last year.
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Metals.

TEr Gals feStHts "a iggogtxnce in the nstkl mar.
kst tessSg uRa th8 cAhis usa& kesicss ffnn La.
asn showed declines ia alHest trf-ytkins Ia avn
psfAy with tbs factor u our Eaarks8 tia ruled
weak nt ret tass Il - r1tntR. eioxiHs ssak ia
hln warrants couilnue sask. Lake ooppsr fultA
dra and urehanss4 Load dGA sgsl.sr wAs
DAN
pis Iran-WaFgants. siSS.
lasc Gpgpar-t 81.
Tin S.. il+a y 81.
Spxiter- 81 tseis.$.
Lad 81 cs,44.f.. he firm that axes the selling
price for miIeFs AID sEnslseEs quotes lead a. s.
al the close
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tn. seattle.

The seattle.
Hattie Dayton, la Con Mrs w. Davis ysue
., H. McAshou, AusufaN " waey, Portland
Y. q papaan. Portland Thos, ". leanps %
s1ias.n. r.oSp, K " fsrTis. NJ y.raea
~ q Maniy, rorsiand 4 =. ststsnscs Essrstt
" Hirschhaan. =. Franz, J. nunisf San ffAn
y. l. Car. Msniesano VI Gtsea. seattle
L. y. Gosimsn. san Frn. Miss X, v. HsnnusJ.
J. n onsln. Fairhsv,n ; A asdss otympis
y Denf.ay, Bismarss ON ssgbs5, d.
wH Iisnuoea. > rs1A y.gshsa sss m.
4. n ca.snmesso, VASE Ms. Basss,sesd, do.
ii. VI Gssrsps. y. PABLO A raiass. SALT LAAa.
4 ns.lsi T'Hise y Y" N fi ps..ss e
3 ! ns sSss'' rs ss$'s g.. Il = L4ry, q
AN n. ma ssa IN D.sla aas.sh. Brassss~.
y " Knus. Y. fouis 9 ~ Goddard Isyten
{. Goidstsin, kknsss Cfl VI ssss.sf 'sstisl.i
The Batter.
III ccsss cAsesas VESSEL II ! FAaen q. rsat
s ! ' s.s,.-., s,@..p. slss ".
] \ S..' sis.''' 8 sI.G 1.' s.'.'''.
S,.e a hssssi. = ar a Nas8sss yssegasef
4 AgeEas CiS Mr. Astafb o.
J . ei,ey. Fssssas- {, eassssr Y : Sss55'
b TlsSmg@s1. a 4 : Fi,asi $40 Frzs
= ". Knaz. y 2. REw, y canats4. Sac w.
"a a Hatlsf. A. fa%. w@. Hs4~ftsae. a.
U A Cssshirx CITE y Erifh. t4H
4 J s.ssnisss San Urn ". H. Waite. Released
X NJ D. Lose GfrSa
The brunswick.
VI n Bz-tsn Tsesaaa gsa 2. ngas, nssa,iiis.
Z TAo; ss... s'' s.s-... s = r h 1. e
q AZ p&ssusg Cssgsi4nG n sAagkfy L&ks yssw
u q Hsoper CesesEo q. MtehslAw. psasrg.
Il vi wkxslshAE. Bre- e. Esfsssff. Tsapns
acsstcn q Y. HHfsefs FffF@safsa
x PssStsiss SSlgask w, MtTa, AFkAAszs
Wu- q Maud, cisssiae J A. Lassssa. 3. EatsA
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FOREIGN.


NEW YORK April G.-The Commercial Adser-
tiser's London financial cAhlegram says:
The markets here we're most inactive, there being
no fresh business The tone however. firm.
The loan again touched "a premium and closed
at H. This looks like working up the premium for
a new issue Americans started over PARTIES but
business in them stopped within half hour. New
York came as an 0fferer q all issues aud prices
slipped back the close bgng heavy Atciison alone
WA hard, on the net earnings reported for March.
Tintos reacted / on French profit taking.
The bank bought E3l. zoe gold in bars and Elsen
in German coin. H1pe Of American gold coming
has been abandoned. unless the bank offers terms.
Call money was firm. Silver was easier.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, April 1T.-Canadian Pacific. sst; Union
Pacific preferred IA; Northern Pacific preferred,
7si; Atehison. 81; Grand Trunk. 5; AnaeondAs loli
Rands 3sl
Bar silver STEADY: q T-lsd per ounes
Money! per cent.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or, April FIN the absence Of any
special demand for wheat. prices are to consider
able extent nominal. but Walla Walla Is generally
reported al 5295sc and valley about the same. Ver
few sales reported
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THE WEATHER..
FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Or. April q. 1900.
Fair; frost in early morning; stationary tempers-
turs.
CNITrp STATES DEPARTMENT or A0ut
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Wash, April q. 1900.
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SotIes.

IN. Northern Paciae Overland train
viii leave seattle nt az 3. m pp 20 and
inciudIng April 18th. and from April 18th
Ia May u inclusive viii leave AZ as
Al M, on and after May 80. two daily
7.E q. IA. and North Coast Limited at
T.25 y. M
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKE a

TACOMA, April H.--wheat- Buestem Il 4c higher
and club 70 lower, with little doing quotations be-
ing nominally Sc for buestem and Sc for club ex-
port.
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Down
in
Frisco

THE PEOPLE HAVE A CHANCE TO
CHOOSE FROM THE WORLDS BEgr
AND MOST WIDELY CELEBRATED
BEEns-~ANb THEY SELECT
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Flssas steady
WhRAt-NG I Fed lor.
COVE Ne 2 aAa f3ac,
os,s~No hgsslk Ne -hi,s rsss,t Na
J white NssftSae
RYE Ne T. Mac
natisy Ne O. tlesate
flax.sea No I NN.
Tipoths seed Plins EN
Nets i'ayka fsr bsnei 81 Bsi1S
IAri PEI ~ asuna.. s. G@i q
shess Rilm SIDE. loose. v OF D.
@sssiiisls ayY salsea tsNrt- 4sfe
Short sides CisAf. hoxFd s. saas
whlsky- plstilsgs ansshsd Essis, pr Eauaa.
s. ~
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Rainier
Beer.

IT TASTES nET-rRa THAN THE orn.
EfsS~ASD lT IN uETsrEH FOR rot.
SO THE DOCTORS BAY. ray IT.
dozen haif-rint bottles delivered "a
any part Il ths city. tao. ge.02hous
Kalniar o.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whest-Expoyt. No. / club s3ic; No. / tluestern.
B4c; milling, No club. SIC; bfuestem. sac.
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Receipt. aud shipments.


,, tse s,s.saece esshAnse to-day the hstiss market
vss am rsssasry. lts - GARY ls8a Ise
cheese Firm ts4l&
rsss Fiffa fresA, los
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DIAMOND rings. Aprils birthstone.
. VIVA. II. Fiaek. Jswelsys &c aeesn6 avenue.
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CAtC Ago Araii Cattle RscsiVts, 1aos bead
Lssht sistrs stsaas Aesvy tAiAc iavsr. NftEksff'
s,fsss ssrorS ~attrrs -Geca 70 ritms ttsegs 81
ssS; rt,sf g mst,zra. s. Asss q f~-a.fs. s. "a
q ss44 q eanncfs g ssss 90 hnas. s. sat y.
Eaivss 81 sa4s ~ Tsxas stetrs Stss 5 bulls, $ s
Sa1
MlxeA ana heicAeFs. - AS S. god 70 ch5iee
heavv IS ssFs q r'Rsh hoasY. $ ss1H 8. AsAt,
s. mas 70 tsiik s. Sass
sbsp- Kees3pts EaN0 Shade easier Good %
ehnsge wuthefs. s. Aefa - fsir On ehp8cs mixed.
"a rss5 q Western sheep s.. tass q, ysafiiaks. s. g
I'D 6; native hnes, $. saes 81 Western lAsah~. $40
rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-28
IIlIET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Wash, April q. 1900.
...e< Al tie Seattle, Tacoma. Spokane and
us stssyfna houses today were:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-28

OLDEST eapsrsnss- RICHEST knowisdy. ana
specialist cured Thousands And
cursyo Bto-
cancer
sneed ii cannot cai.W
nenf for out pstsats Hours 10 s.niAye
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-28

OMAHA. April g.-CAstc- Receipts Asa head.
MARKET steady Cove And hsiisrs. s. ssss ~: can
ntrs s SsS3 50; stockers Ani feeders, N.lsf6 10
oaivcS Ssfs, bulls and stASs S. sssf %.
Hoss-Reeelpss, I.T0 head NEkss s< lower.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-28
rrait.
LANDER and building Materials.

les s0psnef quality. pss NJ, No / Or, s&sg
seseaaaiasls NJ, Ssaa Ne ! cesAr, &~ff eomnsen
tS6.h 1884,
Laaheg mr., rough S's. thck anlsh .srta SEA
Ne y tso sides s u anl q inches vide xsgap,
ssssAs. y 10 10 feet; spesisl lengths - psf II
anA ens.ineh nnish, N.8is. all vertical sraln 81
~ ". extra flocftpg Dressed and matched kIf
~ s0ee eoAris sipch. sSais, i0iBch. s. adis
.SsA tHaR FsncinS-No. I or sineh knisA
no ! ~ q ehauHel rustic or drop siding
ss<as 2oN lss. klSA liz nmbss-Jolsts and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-28
Meats, rro,i.Ion. ana Ft.h.

fstsiess lgesl sisah ser tra Yakima Slas4 -,
Va ssrst rotatess s. pef cot, hssts 5ss ~ -
ssirvss ~ rsf .Ark futahag0, 90 reg ssss ~,
a4A a. ptf sAaei caniasa. s. Nsti - pss rwt ~.
y ~ eea ttthatae ieituv, Mfnn fvtafy a.
~ IA estsass. ias sf dcs hathe,rs t,,oss9.Ns
- 2 TEtta osaoHs - ~ aoa siiss'skns. fsss 3
y ~ Il ssussh, a. oalfmnia gauiiHeasr ft~axi
r aas. psFsimnans seg@N pvs hstt sxsasss,-'
knai ), rbuaash td
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-28
Poultry Food.

eanaiaied cyster ,hells, SIS yer ton srsaul.tss
fiam shells, SIS pst tegi hsas meal. SIS psF ton
usnalstsd bone, 50 pr ten; haiiei oats $40 ~
ssa = n poultry fooj, 81 pef ton. beet rsai
" ~ pr ton; beet meal. los 80 gFf ton. Rec
snsrs ~ sa per toui bccf scraps iAs So yer Ton
aka crystal srit 81 Ter ten.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-28

Batter Ranch. Nc up. fancy dAir,. IN squares.
eFf3r. Washington crcAmeFes. lib and Az psints.
enz1c. Eastern creamery fAafAc
cheese Native Washington. saloe Eastern. iia
". half akin cheree. ii6s lsc.
hsEa strictly tfsah ranch. iad Ice; Eastern. isaitc
Comb haney~oslii0sEia comb. i2tsl3e. strained.
Msc.
Poultry lave chickens. iaaisci live turkeys. Hei
ueassd turkeys. h5leel ducks. st4is per dosen
Esss, Ice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-28

Bsy- Puget sound, per ton, tiiHll. Eastern Wash
iastnn timcthy sisSia. alfalfa. Sc
Oats Fer ton 50
fafes Rolled. tNAsi
rosn whole So. cracked 81 iced meal, per
tm ~
Wheat Feet SIC Oh csss neal sc, nlaslins.
paasi bran. sis' shorts, SIS. ehoppSd tssd ylsssl9
sslty chopped feed 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-28

Totals 80. .......t @.ozl.Sss OF
q % 70
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. April E.-Treamry statement;
Available cash balances ~ a.3
tIold ,......,.....,............ ....... fa.WIE