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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
LAST WEEKS SCOUTING

Three Americans and Thirty-five Fill
pinos Killed.
MANILA, July l6.-During last week 8
scouting three Americans were killed
and two wounded, and IS rebels were
killed. Fifty rebels were captured and
rs rifles and 40 tons of powder and
ammunition were taken. It will be.
come necessary under the new code Of
procedure, which the commission ex.
poets to adopt, to secure the services
for the higher courts in Manila and the
provinces of American judges knowing
Spanish.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
RESULT OF A CLOUDBURST

Fifteen People Lose Their Lives at Col
man, Tex.
GOTHAM, Tex, July l7.-Fifteen lives
are known to have been lost in cloud
burst here. Ten bodies have been re-
covered. but only two were identified.
They are Joseph Spath, leading mer.
chant OF the village, and John Fuleis-
slime.
1t is feared that many more lives
were lost in the valley below Colman.
The cloudburst, which followed three
days unprecedented rainfall, caused
Fords creek to burst through it's banks
and rush through Colman, a village of
less than 1000 inhabitants.
14ewildered citizens, reused from
their slumbers, rushed into the streets
and were swept away Many were
saved by catching hold of pieces of
timber and n navigating them into eddies
formed by the swift current, where
they were 9rawn ashore.
Spath and Fuleisstine managed to
mount their horses and ride to a house
where four little girls were screaming
for help. Each rescued two of the chill
dren, whom they took upon their
horses. The animals were swept away.
however, in noble effort to stem the
swift, current and all were drowned.
Water has flooded the tracks of the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
for miles around and all traffic is
stopped.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
HIS END WAS SUDDEN.
United States Senator Gear Dies of Heart
Failure at Washington.

United States Senator Gear Dies of Heart
Failure at Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-United States
Senator John Henry Gear of Burling-
ton, a., died at 4:30 a. m. of heart fail
ure in his apartments at the Portland,
in this city. While Senator Gear had
been in i'll health for year or more,
death came entirely unexpectedly. The
remains will be taken to Burlington, Ia,
where the funeral will occur next
Wednesday.
John Henry Gear of Burlington was
born in Ithaca, N. Y, April 7, 1925; re-
ceived common school education; re-.
moved to Galena, Ills, in 1886, to Fort
Smelling, Iowa territory, in 1888, and to
Burlington in 1913, where he engaged
in merchandising; was elected mayor
of the city of Burlington in 1868; was
a member of the Iowa house of repre-
sentatives Of the Fourteenth, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth general assemblies of the
state, serving as speaker for the last
two terms; was elected governor Of
Iowa in 1878 and again in 1880; was
elected to the Fiftieth and Fifty-frst
congresses; was beaten for the Fifty
second; was assistant secretary of the
treasury under President Harrison, and
was elected to the Fifty-third congress;
was elected Jan. 20, 1894, senator in
congress from the state of Iowa for six
years, beginning March 4, 1895. His
term of office would have expired
March 3, 1901.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
LATE MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

Duluth Grain.
DULUTH, July II.
WAEAT-Cash, No. l hard, 5000; No.
l Northern, 1885,: No. 2, 1870; No. 3,
1880. TO Arrive-No. hard, SJ34c: No.
1 Northern SIC: July. 1917; Septem-
Der. 7SIc; December, 1870.
FLAX-Cash, 81. 80; September, 81. IL u;
October 81 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
Diphtheria IL Epidemic.

WINNIPEG. July 16.-Dr. Elliott, who
has recently 'een investigating the out.
break of diphtheria among the Men
nonites, has reported to the provincial
health officer that he has discovered not
less than Is deaths due to diphtheria
within the past fortnight. The disease
is Of a most virulent type and has been
concealed by the people, who regard il
wish indifference, i.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
Seriously Affects the Textile Trade.

Seriously Affects the Textile Trade.
BERLIN, July 17.-Reports received
from various points say that the trou-
bic i'll China is seriously affecting the
German textile trade in Bocholt and
Kaiserslautern, where altogether $500
men are locked out.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City Live Stock.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, July II.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at 81. 90@5 10 for beeves;
s. 25@375 for COWS, bulls and mixed;
S3.S5@4OO for stockers and feeders;
s.. 50@425 for calves and yearlings.
HOGS-Market sc lower. Range Of
prices, S5OO@5.12H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-07

SAN FRANCtsCo~ASFisea N4rch a sssaF seaa
ter fs1m Sc2tt5e. sias Ceiasatia. fr5s1 raytian.i
st1ar @qalh Portland fTum OEslrF hsy saileH stv;-
81 Fani. fag UUalAsts stnr Ma -k9AH tef seattle
Aryffat Mao & s.vH- NA~aHnn. f-ruN @ks~
PORT rpW \ sFN p Arrived MAFch g bksH Ka
Be z u9ms, fesm Mazda; Ftng TacauaA fraa
HeukkVuk
fruan Chgussluus
BIRK gN8EAp-- Arrived Mach s. Gss Al Ksr
SIDNEY Arrived Match & b, ,tnr Mssus,a.
frurn Vancouver
YoK0HANA Arrived prios 60 MARCIA 3 jag s,uf
IEusmi Mkfu. from seattle
WgNcHY READ PISSED March g. Rr "a Tie
Hatrera1aa, frees gfeSao
n0QTEAM Satal March g. SAB, Gien f-viu At.r-
deem f1r san FvhHcisro. srht JOHN Y Miner srglrn
Hocuiar Ger Sss Fel,pi schr Ia tsisauda frt.la
Hdqaiam tag Eoioado; S. g guiGs. from AberisaH
fer San Elancisg4 strsr sUgt. frrn Csslu rra8g fr
san Francisco Arrived. stmr Neshg7E. fglu. Sau
Eraucis5a far Abcff@cgL
NANAtNlO d. C-ATriVei March g. s,mr MANN.
etse s,cu san Fpurisco- =tnr NineolA from Pa-t
Tsas NnsClas. sailed STAIR Bcbcyg Adamscn sor
san Francisco
0YsTFR HABRoR- Arrived March 6 strnf Ben
raohr from san Francisco, sailed, stF-F Teias fas
Saa Francisco
Seattle
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V 70 70
PURCHASING PRICES.

=. soi,owfne prices are ceing offered to the pro
-. ~ ira LEGAL dealers for delivery In round lots
= IN dock and IA the car az Seattle:
cssfn-Osts sl9a3o; barley. SIG %; wheat. chicken
~ rs seaIs; bran So: shorts, SIS 10.
Puget scund. ssei0; Eastern Washington
N~ofky tiedI7s alfalfa, So 50 per ton
Eers- Strictly fresh ranch, l3aiic.
Huttsr-frssh ranch. istaz0c. creamery. Sc
pprltry-Live chickens. l2c live turkeys. faci
rs,fsw &c; reese DC ducks s. 5084
uye stock Choice beef cattls. cows, t8fic; steers
tbase, choice sheep, 1850 good hogs. live. sc:
NJ druszsd, sic calves, dressed, large. &c; small
i: eaivss, fiss. large. tc small. &c.
Hide relts and wooi-Hesvy sound sa1ted steers.
ru = lbs. sc medium. sound. Der ID. &c: light.
pun1. under lbs. Be-; COWS. sound. all weights.
tsiss psr h. &c; green hides ic less than ssted;
n hfdes per ID, I2Jc: dry cus. one third iess;
essner deer PER ID, 25327e: winter deer. dry. lsa
n rspery deer. sai5e dry elk. adlac: green elk.
tssr: sheep pelts. 9cldti20; shearlings, i5a2se.
Eastern Washington wool. salDcj Western Wash.
krm wool Ice: dirty timber burned. lsgiic;
t,NDN 294c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-07

a. W. Ffsasau. shelton asreAAut. is st %.
piusr.
Cart. George N wbi,sss. q Juneau. 8, a cues.
q sac seattle.
W, y Reo8asan, an attsynsy & Astosrss. 4, a
Esest q The seattle
". A wt1asus praeiasus sasnsn rssn O,
Blame, f. - tae seattle
Hear NeRtaa, nreuinent esausrruaa a Fsi-.
hsvsn Is II The 0cnseufAl
q " nnalr rx1aset = WaHs Fs-ss q "a q.
esok ~ FcstlAnd. IS az tAs EFiier
4Ibcrt Prsaai t-5 wlha-a Iesssr. 4 MEDIUM.
Pa az iu the rs,g "a tAriT SAY % Alaska
= AAsea & Tar-sa- iea&s- x vs7e.u. a..-.t
ika riiy yesterday. seHear4r--I isq hit -rffe
= EiIr, a Eisls Bros MaslJ .asngl-,v,7 >,
p Ssatsls "a hgstassk Hs s. Shopping % ~ fHl{ef
Rsr Paul Mirage. " Hgnif,sGss atrhsS q Pres.
ssaf KrsT, q TIE TTsrs'aa1, Is s5sa.lhs q fas
Bai.aF
AiAsAAa MaSaalus, s ia sazftc he "a a sasst x
the Nosthrfa
Ra8a Wh8t,r,r q Niareage}a ierssc--asu mss
Aas Ascn ta seattle s#ssT2 AaFY aepastss yas,sr-
Gag Pre- a sest e P2gtl s'unf r0lau
p sw,th a rr7n,pset f11re'r z isssaaaA ana
81 stAte dairy coerreiRa'lnEr. S. sr th- sstq ssr
gaaiea s. has wife TEss afe 81, ttt Dtass
la.a-a Laird x Ch4saeid M.as arrived 4, ,he
.4g ,sssssdss fa sata charge af taf rsmAas 4 his
SON aha tie& heTe l4st fhEs--AsI T1a h1.sq van
81 rata.aed ra Minnesota far iu.es1asa.
Caet Mario g. McNillAa O. s y u--.s.s ,,
ths lstv r,-teriAy from thc East he aE ~. .s~
susrts-rlAstNrthip & ths Transport Fart Etfrts-a
sfen fbat reasrl sails again for the Pallngsas.
C. Moray 81 the MalpouxaA 4 ss.,hwf-t
t.,rgusue returned gssfer'3aF tfter an assea-r ~
liz weeks ia New Yofk WHARF hs veat o. rn-rhs.s
.as37 F1s thP -cmran1 81 Nlra7 rerlrss that
r.si-ess conditions iB thc East arc srrafsr+ S.
farad A .rtat deal e Interest IN Seattle .ui tta
state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-07

q May to e5sc. At this point the signal service
ptenetion OF a cold wave and the Liverpool adj
iAnee IN spot wheat a tonic, which i'm
paflea nrmness and moderate activity Shorts, led
~ ~ Louis interests. covered and May rallied to
- - On profit taking. which met the bulge. e5t8
o4e was touched, but the market refunded re-
sel.ln2 fnTther help from report az a good ex-
poft inquiry at New York. the frmness Of the
Northwest and pessmistic view Of crop coudi-
uons IN some sections May rallied to eesc and
ei9~ed strong aasc over yesterday, at ssassdc.
j.. ihe corn market strong and moderately ac-
I'VE country offerings were very small and re-
eeips light. and apparently the recent attempt TO
break the market had been abandoned. for the
Grain shown in opening figures found few sellers
and shorts were disposed to cover. May closed at
the top 1c over yesterday
The strength Of corn lent enough Of Its influence
70 the neglected oats market 10 incline that very
duu cereal towards frmness. May closed DC
yesterday
The provisions trade experienced the duest day
"a very dull fortnight, but the declining ten
dency. due TO weak hog market and poor de
nAnn, was caused by the strength Of corn. aud
the close was steady. May pork closed SC over
yesterday; May lard and ribs &c higher.
Ihe leading futures ranged follows
Wheat No 2 Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO, March g.. Cattle Receipts. 5000; gen
orally steady: good natives TO prime steers. Sds;
poor TO medium, siMi75. selected feeders steady,
81 lea47os mixed stookers slow. 50 ioa3 20: cows
S0i8 hcifers. So lsI4e0 Gamers, firm, 81 2jd2 30
bulls firm, 81 s0a4 io calves. slow siTsdT 75 Texas
steers steady, S9o65 Texas bulls, firm 50 1898 u.s.
HOS Receipts. 200; average Sc lower; top,
ss5 mixed and butchers. 81 6sa4.o: good to ehoics
heavy, As04aa rs; rough heavy 81 e5a475. light
81 e0at4 s21 bulk. si75taiss
sheep Receipts, 1900; sheep and lambs. strong
top lambs, Gs0 good to choice wethers. S. 6ad6
fair TO choice mixed A75d5 so; Western sheep
81 8Sa5 s6 yearlings. ss7sas 20: native lambs S. s
5,T5i Western lambs, s6fT.i5
Omaha.
OMAHA, March 6-Cattle- Receipts, 1000 head ;
market stronger native beef steers s. s0f5 %: cows
and heifers. 81 nai2o; Gamers, 81 2sd3; stockers
ard feeders, Se0a4so; calves, s. 08T 20 bulls and
stays, 81 fSa375.
Hogs Receipts. 6.T0o head; market Sc lower heavy.
HGlgt.57k; mixed. Ag7A647e, light. siso6di 70 :
bulk q sales, 81 sTAeiTe
Sheep Receipts. 500 head: market Toe higher.
fair 10 choice natives IS Ts6e Is, fair 20 choice
Westerns, S. 2sa5 40; common and stock sheen
sita5; lambs. s575@7.
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777-77as---.1--a-
BALLARD COUNCIL. MEETS.
Ordinance for Protection of street
Lamps Introduced

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intenigencer.
BALLARD. March s.--The Ballard CITY
council met tonight. Superintendent Shut
fiction 3 report on dynamo for the civ light
ing plant was accepted. The petition ~
Isnnkker 4 Murdoch 10 have certain tuild-
lnSs removed was referred 10 the street
committee. A petition regarding humber
Ing OF streets and buildings Was placed on
Me Grants hill for searching records ana
assisting IN getting up new books for the
city, was allowed Tho report OF the light
and water superintendent was referred 10
the finance committee
The city attorney was instructed TO dra a,
90 an ordinance Tor the protection Of CITY
street lights, providing penalty for any
AluAe or destruction " The aAna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-07

-; Monroe. unsweetened. IS; Economy. ss:
Sauces tiobbins,- worcestershire. smau. p.r so,
~ p; medium, s Is large. sids0
syrups oobbingi-Drips. bbl. per rai SIC: drfps.
n ss, tins Per case. SAB drips issi in. Hso:
o osllI,ofnis drps. ;gai tins. per case SIS: New
pie Log Cabin l-gal tins. per doz si4: 4sai tins,
pr aoz. We 5ssl Jackets, $50; HiI's. fgai cans.
Ea. ssar s ess s'ss = s si' TIM. e1 s. ss,
Ieiliss obbins, ais pals SOC: s,ib pals. each.
Crsehes ooabins,-sodss K sc per ID. .ods.
s soses. SC; No, ). cartons X soda. lse;. No
ianSls, IVY zoe; oyster. sc: Bo.ton butter. &c;
IL nag. loc per Id: pilot bread. sic Gaetts.
snsrts. per doz 50 e; ehos-cbsw. quarts. per dor.
woossr rissallh. pints. per doz szIs; pickles in
p O., =, sna mixed No. j. Per al. se plain. No i.
o.. yi. ss 81, iessins ,os per s.i lie. OCT
Dl ne A. .. lossans, Whit. per ID e pink.
rd ies iohhinglJapan ssc China Sc; Island. &c;
low. ase 'e-' o0oohs'-fisid. green ste; hso' se'-
~ sai; liobbins Liverpool. soib sacks per ton slss
"a. ground iclb SACK, per ton. 50 sob sschs.
70 81 'p III. sib sacks IN bale. g; slb sacks.
- oaies "; ie-ib sacks q in bale. s.
miscellaneous.
soap oobhfns}-sesttle eavon. zs eoc; zoos. q:
,snsetrle zs. $li0; loon. $50 Gilbert Co, Dora.
Rss, 8bi 20. &c; Cornne. icon. $50 sos. soe:
naonitts. 1s, 81; zoos. So Proctor 4 Candles
itory o. s. %; zoos 81 CASTLE. white. iaaisc per
10 CASTLE. notified l0c
tobacco uobbing)-~plug chewing. Dattleax sc:
CLIMAX. &c; Star. &c: Horseshoe &c: spearhsad.
&c; Piper Hsidsieek esc; Scroll Tag sc; San Tag.
pail, lo. So scr So: Seal q North Carolina, Is.
Per 70 &c: Y. Tie; Lime Kim 2ox. &c; sox. Gle:
Aastif. As, foc: g. e0c
ttrsw. &c: No. 2. Manila sic; No /. Manila, tAe:
paper bags les discount list; drsb express. SIC
100. a.
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-. r.s,se,s were affected BY two causes today
Ins s ~ and the city electi0n-and as con-
~ fnsiness WAS not up 70 its usual strength
isq1eia ,rsre or less dullness IN all lines, but
Ia - 4 rl1la are unchanged
H. enntiptle their recent weakness, and the Az
- ssIg price Is isc. some dealers getting lsc
f'ffs s llc and there Is present sign OF an adj
- SUSIE p,sser remains steady And ia good de-
s' n' ~ receipts that beginning to come in
rSn1s ,sssIds creaIncries liable. after while,
y s-1s 1. coming in more slowly and the stock
fy s.as i not ali 81 tho finest quality Prices,
ss~s,er, are maintained
fih arc plentiful and ceiling AZ me same quota
fs W. has dropped another te and Is now bring
~ ~ ard 54e The ship Englehnrn has finished
,ussinr Il west Seattle and viii shortly probably
s,-sarrrv sail for Queenstown
osses markets are unchanged from last quota
tfone
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General auntationa.

NEW YORK, March e-F7our- Receipts 1885
barrels; exports. q 0ei barrels; market stsadier
Wheat Receipts 1900 bushels: exports 1901
bushels spot, hrmsr; No. red Ttie Options
opened and closed steady, ldtc advanced from yes-
serday. MAY cloaed 7iac; July closed T2sc
Wool~SteAdiar.
Hops Quiet.
Ceffee-Options closed steady at TO 10 points ne,
advance, sales $50 bags including. March q Tsa
G ssc April arse; MAY, 1905 SIC; spot Rio steady:
No. invoice ssc No. iohhng. SIC: mild, steady .
Cordovn. atalse.
sugar-RSw steady. fair refining is-ise; esntri-
fuEaL ps test i5-l0c; refined irregular; graduated
s. l5c. cut loaf, s. Soc
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Special Dispatch to the Post.fntellirenrer
ballard. March s.-Fire broke out
c<rlY this morning IN a house situated St,
The corner ct Wlihert and Third aVrrues.
occupied ~ Fred WtlcoNen and FAMILY
The house and contents we're partially DE-
sUrRDCa.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. Magch -WhsAt--C'urxos4 "a coast
unthinx dotnk GsrEugs ~ passage nominal nm
cNanscA, EnsiisH coHufFv fnsfkets easy
rINFNpu0I. Marsh G. Wheat Urn wheat srA
acat ia Pass, saieti Preach cqzatsy ntAsks;s,
staA8y
wheat apat. No red weisse vietes 30 stock.
10. ! Nestsrsa @rns an. 3, 'qiEsss szies.
Caru-sfaJ. srr Amsrsso mirta nee r. Ga .
Cd - sta; futafes. auiei March. 81 "a; Jalg
y rAL
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Nails. Too:a ana coraaxe.


Nails tjobbins}-New list cut steel. bos to 49,
Saws ro.cut. Drssten'. tuttle-too.h. soaesc per
saw. Sc per foot; Canadian Racer and
steel 900 per foot hand Disston'. . per cent
~ as ssos. BIT nd sss dsSss sol, ps
do, Hstchsh-From 81 70 81 per dozen Mat.
oct dor Forks~iiay. is per cen. Of list Grind.
, stones . per ID wsdses-stssi. iosa psr ID
Scales Howe.s and Fairbanks. platform IS IS and
70 per cent on list Buffalo. 20 and IS per cent OF
list counter. = &c. cent OF iis' spoford scales
Rope tiobbinsl Manila. lIineh and larger. l7sc
Tinwsfe- pessd net prices. stamped. Ts and 10 to
GGIsaisv,sr. g and g Pc. cent Oh.
fence. $50; green wire cloth. sl7s per 100 square
feet.
Giant Hercules or Judson dynamite, % per cent.
81 50 per q 80 ms; 50 per cent 81 per case
stump Hso; Golden Pheasant Sporting Is n Kegs
~: Dupont Rife sporting. 1b Kegs. 81; Eagle
sho, liohhinsl Drop. ss per bag; buchsho..
$50: chilled shot. 81 80
Fuse-Per 1000 double tape. $3.50; triple tape y So
Blasting Csps~SxN. @c per 100.
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron (iobbins)-ss.is base: Norway iron Sic
per n.
Iron pipe iinbbinal+WfouGht IRON All sizes. black
and galvanized, as per cent % list.
sheet zinc (iobbingl--iac per n
Tinplats t5obbinxl Charcoal plates. bright 10
ur2p 81 @ per bon TX, GYs; charcoal plates
terne IC, 21xgs SO So. re-dippsd. 2os2s SIS
Sheet iron liobhinsl American common No. r.
a,et galvanized. 90 per cent on list
shinsls oands-Gaivanized. &C per ID; bIaeh. au
soider liohhinel -Tinnsn haiand.haif. Gle per Ii;
txtts wlpins, zlc.
Lumber and building Materials.
Ioss- Superior quality, per NJ No. l Or. sol:
uerchAuiahls Ar. Neo; No, cedar. yG&7; common
per NJ sises, logs 70 80: cedar shinsls bolts
fumber-rir rough g 50; thick nnish, surfaced
ous or two sides, a. 10 and u inches vida sls89a
t,nrths IL TO IL feet. special lengths. voc per VI
EXTRA enc inch finish. tlssn; all vertical srain 81
per extra. Flooring Dressed and matched, SIT
n4I, stock boards, sinch, sssis; ioinch 81 nais;
niaeh sisais Fencing No. or sineh anish.
o.. No 2, 81, or channel rustic. os drop siding,
weight 1000 lbs. Niait Fir timh~r-Jessts ard
scantliags, rough 81 50aiei 1 H. Sc A1sfs;
silaii Bax boards -Rinch and up, SIS
"A. shinglss. tse; standard shingles. $40, l.
inch ansh, u. II and is feet tssss; thieh anisa.
sasHss. cedar squares. 7, = aud 10 feet. tses3a.
pietets. ss
kiln dried 81 In advances d green. Drsyaxs sar
Cement tiohhsngl-Portland. X. 3. a D.. GS:
lin. Iiebhinxl- Roche Hmbof. slai sas Jaaa.
tim
Plaster tiohhsugl Golden os,s psr barrel cA
Plaster hair tiohsinsl'- Wa shed sls per ssSs.
washed. Sic PER each
n
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CHICAGO. March e-wAsn the dAy opened in
tho wheat rlt there bear rgoeQect and &c
rbraineiy May wheat opencd unbalanced fren yss-
ts,IaN M code - dun the situstiga taat the
attcmut Of a discouraged Icing 90 dispose Ct @s,0oa
h,IshSis Of wheat. which went in the course ct al
hour through a score q small HANDS seni the TElee
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Flour-steady.
wheat-No. ) spring, e2sssie No. red, esic
Corn--No 2 stc.
oats--No. 2. 2sia2ssc No. white ssaasse; No )
white a5a2sc
Rye-So. 2. 55tc
Bafley-No Q, se!taioc.
seed-No. / fax. 81 90: prime timothy. $40.
Pork-MeSs, per bhl. s9.TAa1065.
Lard-Per 100 lbs ss6Ad5.Tfk.
Rihs-Short sides, loose s5T0f55
shoulders Dry salted boxed, Glae4c.
Sides Short clear boxed, s. ss56M
Whiskyp istillers' finished goods per gal, N2A
Sugar--Cut loaf. 6.O5c: granulated. 5isc.
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THE WOOL MARKET.
Boston.

BOSTON. March s-The quiet tone of the las,
week continued 10 pervade thu wool market herr.
Ohio aud Michigan X and Xx weols have sold in
small quantities. The calls for quarter, three
etghths and half blood stock has considerably mar
ruwed The prices asked fer territory wools ~ the
first II the year have bern shaded and bids on
round lots would no doubt bring out q further
weakening, although holders not taking much
lower prices on their woods Fine and medium
with staple. Is selling for sge9c With extra staple
lots 6afoo Washed heeces cnntinna slow aud the
t9He easier than az the hrst IL the ye.r Ohio
NN and above are nominal At about 7tas3sc while
ahaut E5fsse viii cover sales ~ No l. Quarter
blQ0d pnTeshea feeess are good saifs. while tho
market toF threosishths blood IL Qgict but steady
ard half hiaads m1siag slowly
Territory wools~ Montana ard pakgta frs medium
and fine &ss Dc secured. eN4G2c; STAPLE gNs7ne
No 2 medium. ata2se secured SN7ssc Utah snd
wvorains fine medium and ane. l&a92c: secured
Coz staple, 3sslesc; No, medium. a4s9ic. secured
sSasse idaho fRe medium and ane, lSa2ic. sroarsd
s0a6lc. medium. Ass4lei secured. S148lc
Australian secured hasis spot price crnhinz SUPER
nne GsSsse sood. ssseqe Average s9as5c
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NEW YORK Marrh ESPECIAL cable and tsle-
grapAic aAyices e Rra3suesis indicate the foIlow-
ina changes Ia available suppirs last week
Wheat fniteA States and Canada EAST 4 The
RGckies increase. ~ 200 tashfs aha4t for and in
Eur0pe increase. 2snSe. total sGgpiy Increase.
gwTNa hnahesA
Corm-- Uuitrd ssates and Canada sas, q the
Rdekies Increase. LIS aco soshsls
Oats GnHed states and Canada east q The
RaeAleA decrease. y No bushsls
Among fhe MOTE impoftsut Increases reported %
RgNdstrr3s net given u tAf nfaciai risihir Fiprls
statement are taeNa * rs 90 pusasls at Msuiioba
storage poipts ard II. 09 baskets A. Portland Ne
me p.sarpsl deeyCRses those q 10 eJe hszheis
~ Narhwnslssn latsfrg elevators ard a 90 A,sAsss
a. C1dtaGe private elevators.
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the butter market
was strong; creamery laa2isc; dairy l6tdg2c Cheese
firm. l2el3c. Eggs. firm; fresh. ise
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. March 6--Mitierx are nct inciinei
a. utote atssta R8gal.e fer NaiA Walia wheat, hl
There repcgts that highar psires hAte tepn Nsi
Ii ths lascgier Valley Is quiet az E8zzC hiusstsss
about Sio.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Wash, March 6, 1900.
Al the seattle Tacoma, spokane and
klr1na sisaring houses today we're:
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA March s--wheai market aaiet and TN
changed nluestem, ssac chic Sfc
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CHICAGO MARKETS.