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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

The young man who KEEPS his eye
open only to business never needs an
eye oHner.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27
Ycar BOOK Hold Up.

Tie Near BOO kof the Iowa department
Of agriculture has not vet been printed.
NO move has been made i'm that direction.
When the convention of the department
was held ard resolution passed direct
iag The dApcrtmcnt board To proceed to
have The book published and 10 pay for
he same out OF the funds of the depart
lncnt derived from the state fair it was
Thought the matter had been Settled but
TIC eNseuilve committee 10 which ii was
referred thought otherwise and directed
that a cnnn.ittec wait ON the executive
eoUncil and Insist tina. that body publish
Ne book and pay for it: The committee
never nsst and The members departed for
ll4s,r homes without action. The cxecu-
Tive council had already disposed of the
matter aild VIII not reopen The case. Sec
.etary sauilieatcn is IN favor of the de-
partinsut proceeding with the publication
OF the Year Book and pay for it and pre-
sent The bills for the same to the next
lcsi$iAlure. lle has no douo, the egisla-
ture viii pay the bill aud make appropria-
l,oaS Tor INC future. The book, if pub
ishe'i. WIZ contain the reports of the
stat" veterinarian. weather bureau. dairy
..Ho.i. rf ufe, state. farmers Institute
Stock breeders association and other pa
petss and statistical matter.
i1r Kennedy OF the state board OF
health receives 9 report almost every day
81 an outbreak of smallpox in some por
ton of Iowa. Since the tii'st of December
Tho pieces where smallpox has been re-
ported ri.inber about thirty. The disease
S not more Nirulent than usual, but
seems 10 lie more widely scattered than
ever before The local health officials
ana attending physicians are working to-
@eiher better than ever before to coniine
tie disease TO Il few localities and there is
much less disposition 10 label the dis
CO ,..', Cuban Itch or the ''yaws." In sew
e.al rl;tees 1T has been necessary To close
ne schools temporarily but generally
thc quarantine regulations have been re-
stfieted TO the houses whore the persons
maze 5el. tishn ii, and but little incon-
SChiGlfcC has resulted
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

In the Philippines there arc 500 sre-
les of forest trees and they cover
pne- half the surface of the islands,
amounting to about sc. 100000 acres. The
bureau OF forestry mentions tracts of
virgin forests to be seen on the south
srn islands. where from 10000 TO 10000
cubic feet of magnificent timber per
acre We're standing. with trees more
han $50 feet in height. the trunks clear
of branches for sixty feet. and more
han four feet in diameter. He states
chat in these forests there are millions
II cubic feet of timber which should
oe cut in order to thin this dense
growth. So that the maximum annual
growth could be obtained.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27
DEEMER DECLINES
The CHANCELLORSA.,,
Announces That He Has Decide
Not to Accept Offer Of the
Regents.
RELUCTANT 10 LEAVE olD HON
Acceptance of the chancrllorship Involves
Removal From Rcd Oak to Iowa
City-Gossip OF the State
Capitol.

ros Nirincs. Ia. Dec. 27.-Iutlge Dee
mei telegraphs he has declined the
chanc ell"rship of the state university
law Department.
Judse Deemer went TO Red Oak. his
home Saturday 10 consult his Wife.
Acceptance would have meant removal
to Iowa City from his beautiful Red
Oak home, and this largely decided
him in the ut gative.
The regents viii at once resume dis
cussion of candidates. 1t is now be-
lievca tie place Will go outside of
IGl,1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-26
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, June Sit was Wild day IN wheat
q hattie between bulls and bears, in which the lat
ter for the first time In weeks scored victory
July opened At S3stGtc. sold between sssc and 1tc,
closing &c under Saturday at &c There some
dispute as what really the opening figures. 80
many trades took place AT the sound of the gong
Some made the initial change from sac to s4c
Certain IL Is that all sorts Of prices were paid In
the tumble. Two minutes after the opening July
changed hands at 5sic. In the field Of news the
sl, retained their old friends. the Nosthwes. crop
wreck. Manitoba had rain. but Minnesota and
the Dskotss reported dry. searching weather. the
hind that burns up yesetation In short order One
DAKOTA reporter had the ,emcrity to mention the
TO do not mentioned. On the bear side Of tho
bulletin board vas tho Liverpool weakness in the
face Of the 40 advance hero Saturday the excellent
conditions prevailing In the Southwest. and the
heavy worlds shipments, which included 2.epWa
bushels from Russia. The visible wss also on the
bear side Of the fence. showing an Increase 9t US.
90 bushels. Tbs Southwest said. Look out Cor q
bis movement" and declared that harvesting was
progressing in many sections under the most favor
shie etrvumssnees. which was enough TO 90
long WAYS toward making up the shortage caused
nv the Northwest failure The iierns given un-
doub,edly had some influence Longs were profit
takers Saturday. and they ready for more To-
day The had the sfec, 81 proftns them
along Tho northwest wns sim credited with tho
paving q good prices 10 make NJ the home short
sKe For time folo~ins the opening the market
held steadily &c The hsmmennx by holders
shortly before noon, however began to tell July
broks down 10 sec A. SIC stop loss orders IN largs
nnmbers were reached for the nrat time since the
advance began, and there such Efforts % sell
that between sic and the bottom thar. scarcely
a cheek to the decline. support, credited by many
Ia Ssii street. caught the breaking cereal at ss2e
and hauled Il bach 20 Sc. where the wheat market
closed
Corn active and suaesei with wheat and
ws at che time 2le lower than n closed Saturday.
IL recovered lac u this loss and closed isc lower
ct age. Throughout wheat furnished the motve
Oats alone o. the martsts ON thu board held
against the downward pressure, With the hssat In
wheat doppssi a. hut recovered In sood shape.
Tie suppt ri from the Northwest Ia the shape
Ct damaks claims accompanied by buying orders
Juty eicted ie Saturday
rrosistus were weak under heavy hog receipt.
and the wheat deciins There Wa fair otiside
demand which became effective at the hoitum and
caused Some recovery. The close however was
tAth~ wssh At thai. July pork closed Sic undor
SATURDAY. lard 81 lower and ribs iTsfNc down
rhs leading futures ranged follow.
Articles Opening Highest Lowest Closing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-26
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

q, MM,se ~ hanss reports the follovus.
str willamette. fot san Frauctsco Br str oeq,,
Adelaide, Cor Manila, via Honskorg: Br 81 shan.
an. &c, Caitsd kiasdssn. Arrived. June a. sir
SAN FRANCIsCo~ ssn.d june "a. str ua,,...
waA tos rscarna ArrireT sch oeeaniA Vance. from
HADLoCK sailei. June q. ,tr Ensr.,a. for
Melbourne. Avs Arrived June Is toh selis6a
tran san Dirsa. hr sir Bloyafon,eia. from PoTt
poRf TOWNSEND 3 passed in. sam
An ~ star q henrsi, frutn san Frsacsco f1r
MEAN BAY-Iuas .. rsssed in RI. .,r Rassrt
Aasmsou. N from s.a Frrnoi,-s fw Nsnai.
ioT POST Hdloes An al HselA ffoa Hon.i1ia
for Oyster haraog Passed aaI RE a. Shzalss
from Seattle ~ United kiazsaEn 8er "a Pesu
fyra Nanrogrer 20 Ialto4 klnsaicm a hark rsasssd
IN. y steam schooner sse~t vslr~ bad
,-sana hlArs hun. vhite fanns villa haaes sor 10
,saN y, Ea.is' vsi SSsi, " .,S -. -. n
o =. , ANaEis' . .sss A. d lam oa'
FORT ruWNSENp~luas y, arriFed. An "a
p G-a-s fro4 Hoo5,uiv far Psvr Hsdlo,s rar.si
ss p = frura Neras ~ seattle.
ROAR CAMILLE s4gsd. jun. r. An essa
ptTCH HNRH0R Ia pat. lane s str Hasas,
,nu san F1sneis.o arrived MO =. scA J. q
Wan fr-sa ~sr Fraaf3sre
TNALAskA-Ars3rea Iugae l. - P-n.ser. s-s-,
Sac Frarrsatn - AL Jane far ghs'gag -r7.a
VENTURA Ssiiea Juas = "a rsefisSs ~
FALMOUTH Arrived Yuae = n - s. Er1.,
frpw pr-gon sad sniied - CzNiiR
HoNGKoNG salsd. Jane p. W "a Cets-rsfk
fw p-rF
nElshANr s,ae' Jyrs - RI str Mso~r-a. ~
kaneui1VHf
PoWri RNp Clsasv,' Juae a. M "a rsrnor-
~ Qresnsfnwa
ASTORIA >riyc3. rans T. RI h FErsAirs
frc~7 Avfpe-r
,NrwERP. Arrived. Juns u Ger "a Hyvz f-ars
0~rxsu.
NAGAsANI. Arrived. lvas a RI Al Csstu-sss
FROM NeA&1rtraia 20 ~ - trexrn
NokuHANA Arrived. Jana =. Nor sr Tny-a
frum faTtiant. VA ~aa ptaSn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-26
THE COTTON MARKET.



NEW YORK, June g-The sensational bull
movement began some ten meuths ago eliminated
IN the New York Cotton Exchange this morning
when prices fell some 20 points under terrific
dfive of bulls TO unload slus Of cotton purchased
on the advance. IL has been many months siace
the shorts hers, In the South and abroad have
Deen so efectually rounded, but inasmrch the
primary cause fR the covering was bona fde n-
nuences aud not manipulation. the upift
scored with comparative ease. For several weeks
DAD crop reports have been pouring in from nearly
Az parts Of the belt. and the European bear fac
tions hare been restless The public manifested an
inclination 70 buy and leading operators here finally
made bold stand the bun side. Day after
day prices climbed with dizzy nsh This NOM
lng exceptionally strong English cables and par
ucariy bad reports scnt prices on first sales % 10
% points upward, ard forced the few remaining
bears 10 seek safer grounds. The rise proved too
last for one house. Dennis. Perkins 4 Co. and at
midday its suspension was reported from the ros-
trum. The announcement at once created distrnst
In the bull ranks, i, being feared Others concerns
load. prices were pounded down 81 points before
entire list and called attention 10 better weather
tumble Of I cents IN wheat also operated as
stmulsnt upon the selling movement Conserya-
tive estimates Of the days transactions placed the
amount At over 900 900 bales the trades made In
many instances including many Thousands Of bales
d change weak. the crowd anticipating bull
panic in Liverpoo, tomorrow and less bullish
weekly Government report at noon Tuesday.
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NEW SoRk ETs.


NEW YORK. 1uar = Facu gecctrts u "a
harrus rNGUTts 4 81 tsfFvla nAsktt Unsettled
an3 fali wtth euycr, and srier agzs- Nunesota
pateat. $40 n at-ter stralen.s s. ftrt "a
Wheat Arrrirt, ia 10 plsshfls rulN~ts Ns ~
tsassris spe. h,m ~ -~A ~ec rob ~
asaas pgtt1Gs at~usd cSri,cd aa1 wat helew
SATURDAY, > Late e"Th rsicvs, trtng inegr,ret ~
f1gvtsa ssilinx sat aasAtisfaetory Fuslisa eshlrs
4 shan Faiv rl 9'trTius as fcilcrea hv an0theg
hfvak under sgcdscfi4rs & sAc~fs ia he N5Tth-
wess ard heavy wniaAAsek Cic~ed Sra go anL
cofoa. vitA las rsiges mas uaasr Tester2ay's
escslai 81 ~ Jely aosed alsc Ssg&euesr ssie. 10
eersAS, ~.
Wesl-pali
Aexe-xatk
C1sse s,<eas-Cisse3 steady. with pSicss Iss.ne
nss hissz ssss@ II 10. Inducing !sly, las IS.
IA in,a,ep Sc. ul,ll st.isss Csrtcga A.ss l,,.r
sussr-RAu. stTe2s fair resniag. ! it'sc. cen
csatrtfusAl - tssf, ll-lsc. rvaned. frus
visible Grain supply.
NEW YORK. Juns a-Ths statement q the
salhe sa2,ly q Srs.A- IL stoke AID scsss "a SAT-
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PURCHASING PRICES.

- kuowine prices are being offered 10 the pro
- y de local dealers for delivery In round lots
Z = dofk and IN the car at Seattle:
80 Oats sIaa3o: barley. $3.50; wheat. chicken
- naeAN; bran. SO; shorts. sil
.-Puset sound. ssFii0: Eastern Washington
s17S,. S6a17; Alfalfa. 50 50 per ton.
N-e(rictly fresh ranch, l3d1tc
I11P-Fresh nnch. fsa3oc; creamery. Dc.
of61-~Liye chickens. l3c; Live turkeys. lie; tur-
~ n: eesse. loc; ducks. 81 s0af.
- olnrk Choice beef CATTLE cows. e444c steers.
-; ehcee sheer. sla5c; good hogs, I've. NC:
~ dypsef &c. calves, dressed. large, &c: small.
Z, aIyps. live, large Sc: small. &c.
49, Pelts and wooi--Heavy sound salted steers.
- b. sc: medirSn. sound. per n. NC: Light.
- under SO Ms, 7c: cows sound. all weights.
3 -, balls and oxen, Sc: saited tips. 7c:
~, 81 H. sc; green hides. 1c less than saited
~ t6u ger n. f2c; dry culls. ons~third less:
100 deer PER n. 7sn3sc: winter deer. dry mn
~ eorsry deer, i2afec; dry elk. sdioc: green elk
ri 5A<sp pelts. 25csasI So shesrlinws. lsd2sc
ir1rn wsshinrton WOOL sdiic: Western Washing
q vosl. isaise: dirty or timber burned. 5Siiic
- U6f4c
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed June S. str uma,iiia,
for NictoFia.
SYDNEY Arrived. June IS. Aorsnd, from Van
eoiver. via Honolulu and brisbane
PORT TOWNSEND Arrirtd. June - 81 Troop,
from shanghai Sailed. June q, hk sououa from
Nanccuter for sydney Sd Pcra. from Port BlsAeley
Tor Hamburg.
NlcroRIA-Auived. June q s,r Tartar. from
Yokohama
LONDON. June . British ship Glenosie, from
tondoa for Vancouver. rut into ToUcipala, with
captain dead.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


BreadstuRs.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-wheat, stronger on
call and fairly hrm on the spot market. Barley.
strong for futures and steady for spot Oats quiet
Spot quotations we're:
Fioar. shipping. No !. sca; choice. si-io; mill.
bariey Feed 7sa7ssc; brewing, 'serh.
Oats Gray Oregon. r.~Adiio; milling Ting
LIZA: red, sl@i0.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. ESQ: DO Oregon Iss7: wheat,
eentsis. 1000, do Oregon. i,soo barley. eentas,
$3.50; do Oregon. go: oats, csn.als, 35; potatoes
hacks. ass: do Oregon. 2,s5o bran. sacks. 7's DO
Oregon. fi25. middiings sacks, ITO; hay, tons IT'S
wool. bales 100; hides. number. ST.
Produce, Frsits, Etc.
Milistuns Middlnss. a7@D: bran. si,ai,g ton
Hay-wheat. SGio; wheat and cat, p.scds %
best barley. 81 alfalfa, ss7 straw per bale. zss4oc
Potatoes Oregon Bnrbanks ssae0c
Vegetables silverskin onions. soctdsi; cucumber
DrdSl; green peas. 75ctfsi IS string beans 2-e34o
per n; tomatoes. 0o9si per box; asparagus. socs
Fruits-orsns.s. nav-is. sise 80: MeSicsn lines,
Nei0; common California lemons. slisiT5; choice
California lemons. saa2so; bananas, sia2 Is; pine
Buttsr-Fsncy creamery. islaisc: do seconds. lsc.
fancy dairy. lfalftc: do seconds. l5fis.c.
Chsese-csiifomis. new. st8sc; Young American.
isaissc. ''''' '' '' ''"''' w. ''''''''
Poutry--Turt.y sobhlers, ssloc; turkey hens, Ii8
small hroiiers. tTsa2 Is; large broers 81 sos3 fry
en, Sass 90; hens. asi5o; old ducks, 81 5oai 80
geese si@13
Wool and Hops.
wool-sprinG I3fii5c; Eastern Oregon, 10
@l5c; Valley Oregon. Ba2oc. Fail-Sor'hern mount
ain lambs, ladi2c; mountain lambs saioc; San
JOAQUIN plains. sdioc Humboldt and Mendocino,
ladisc
Hops-Crcp Of 1899. Halle.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-etropoey. Drcstnfer II ~ cash tim
Rarley-s Strong; December. Tslo.
Com-Lsrge yellow. si.isdi0.
% % 20
CHICAGO MARKETS.
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~-a.,, Avenue today trade was good. For
. 49, ~ market had been short Of good
-. 49,, and the buyers had come TO replenish
- t The fruit that arrived from Cali
- ~ =, Anrn being satisfactory The quaran-
~ -,.sious that keep steamers from twelve 20
~ "a fours have bad effect on fruit traffic.
80. cashier thing 10 this connection that has
q IL sshst Of serioas consideration On. o. the part
q ~, where 70 ia often subjected TO heat, and
=. N fram the time the cargo IL made Up
-. 4 Aischarged at Seattle. As natural con-
- -. ~ fruit viii not keep. Strawberries were
~. = ii 1 crate today. and early apples dropped
- \; 4 10 Sc . box. An other prices were
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CHICAGO, June S.--Cattie- Receipts q 900 head.
.boiee hght steers, about steady; Others weak n
NC lower, including butcher stock Natives. best
on sale today one car load at s5.T0 good to prime
Steers. Sa5le; poor TO medium. 81 boa5; selected
isedess, A2sa4l5. mixed stoekers. 8. l5d4. cows.
NNe40 heifers. S.l0a32s; Gamers s. 2Sd2 50
ouils. s-soai 3: calves. 81 50d6g Texas fed steers
SIS 49,
hogs-Recetpts, 90 head: tomorrow. 3 90 head
i e ever, S.ooe head Market, 2sa5c lower. Top.
PA; mixed and butchers. S.isGs.3S; good u
choice heavy. s. 250ss7s: rough heary. S. ioas %
light. $. isas57i; bulk, s. 2s@6s2i
sheep-ReceipLs. liooo head, Good TO choice
wethers, Sz5ss; fair to choice mixed s.. sort 40
Western sheep. 81 z5gi75; ycArlinzs ssa5o; native
lambs s5as .; Western lambs ssae25: spring lambs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-26

muay, June . as compiled by the New York
Froduce Exchange is a. follows;
els S' -'''"s H'
Con-n lsl. 900 bushels; increase $1,000 bushei,
Uats -5,5so 900 bushels; increase 5000 bushels
rye 90 bushels; decrease Ids 90 bushels
bariey-la,m bushels; decrease o. 90 bushels
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SYNOPSIS
Local report-Masirnnm temperature. 70; minimum
Temperature, ~ mean temperature, s. Trace Of
rain fei during the past n hours. Light 10 fresh
south TO southwest winds partly cloudy.
GEORGE n SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-26
s0DBrNG QUOTATIONS.


yttins quotations today were ss follow:
sugar. FIour and Coffee.
nvaf-Goidcn q IN hbis s72Sc; extra G. IN btls
~: brit surar. 2sc: powdered s s2ici dry gran
49,. : Nic; In bhls, tc higher: cube. ss23c; spot
~ ~..-psssn. Excellent. p.s. So,.,,, A.
! csaiersi. brands ~ corn meal. yellow. .. q
- ION ..ss f saes~S s sou ,. pure Sn..
= " NJ. IN lc.n sachs; farips. sas per 100 ms.
M rolled oats. s2.sc psr bbl IN sn ,aehs; corn
~ white, $40 per hi, in 1m SACKS;
na.ss.t nonr pure; En hb, in SON sachs;
s So IN + ..ss, 'a,n .,s' ao Gu.
~ lsr bs IN 1M sacks; whole wheat -four q
= hi IN 6n sacks; rye meal. BIS rer bbi. in
= NJ, btls So fancy rolled osts w' .s .
4 ~ H.7si Carolina. SIS. w. ''
4 xeHse: Costa Riea, choice. per n. isss,s,e.
- cases. per ev., uss; w-f cases. per e~t.
Az Mocha. Sac; car.cois. ME; Guatemala. III:
r-a coffee ie.saose; Lion. ico. 81. 10; eos u, IS
bstter, Cheese, EgGs nnd Poultry.
ss,tsf,. Rsnsh. DC up. fancy dairy. in squares.
znc; Washington creameries. IN and an prints
senri Eastern creamery, 23fissc
0,sss. S.tiv. wsshinston. ssior; Eastern. liz
.s"s.re a FRESH srsss nnss ,,o, Easter, ,.a.c
csnb Honey California comb. iasaisc: strained.
fulsryrivs chickens. issisc; nvs turkeys. I,c,
esed turkeys. haisc: ducks. Nss per dozen
~. loo.
Suts.
wsinrss. pev y. sscks. lNsise, Eassssn hlsch v,,.
mb DC; pecsns isc: nibsrta. NO. Bnxli,. lie;
.nass Pine i ses sni, '' s es.a No iss
tsen. @c; ehsstnuss. D.; fsaiians iac popcorn. &c
= n. u.x. Graf, ga r...
-ruse, ,ourd. p.s ton. sip~,,, ys,,.r, w.,,
os,s-re ton, szs
Marley roned' SnsA.
- s0' 3, "ho"' VS. esea'0. w. feed meal per
Wiz. whsa' rseu; Wv on GO meal ~ midiiinr.
s,,1 chopped ICED. ~. ~ 'A''''' ''e'' ''se"'
Poultry Food.
n,.r,,.,sa c,.,., .hs,,. s,s ~,
s.r sh.ns' az psr ton, bon. -.. r. srs an
g.un'sa D'"n. 90 Yen nuhsa cats, ao per
~ AZ nsr ian ps.s NAL No pe a. On osei mssl,
Mests, Provisions and FisA.
tssss ,et NJ mutton ws,b.,. y. ~, e~ ne.,
a. A. veal large A. ne, n .,s.i a. 80. s"a' "
Fss,ision,, Hams. large. is,e, email. Is, b,,...
n ~, AT Ha,n 20 ~ s -, 'as' S.
~ I'm ce 81, VIVA r., a.. ssIs,r ~
saon rure star. O. '"'''"' 'sei
4. .aimea trsat' isAa,sss ,,onr,.,r .tnnn.
s,nnlsrs ALL .si.s- ~ roy "a s''us, MS'
h, y,,,t Il herring s,4se hlscs ~, 80 snrinte
oimria 81 FER sssk Al r. s.,iNn 80 49, V's.sfs
IA purscnssa crabs, live 81 70, cooked "a "a"
ssncn. ~ n bills 81 70 salmon hsil,ss skbl. 81 10;
sA ss CIV VT am, 20 Holland hesrias
80 $500 a'AsAa eesnhs eei.. " smoked
- a.''s ~, -. ". ~ srsesd hezrtns.
hss w eoihsh. 20 BIRCH. fac,
sfw ~ y, ~ " p"ses. HF' COO feas, sses Ftnnan
NAe' ssssN
Vegetables.
rs..,ces rn.sl stasts r., ,o,. Va. 49,.
NJ ,res .~sss ,ots,@ss * -. nina teso
al sxr'r,s a. ssy .se, n,,.h. 80. 10 yer
ts,s,s. ~ ~ - r,hh.ss =, a., rer ssehi
ss,xsru a. -, 49,. 80. PER eet.
r. ~. A., h.tAsss.a i.,,,ssn 49, w'sAes lAs
4, Az r.s,.As. is. ~, - eesfs. SaS@
~ 4, ,.x.r o,tNa. n, - ss, .athstnes-
III - ~ s,.tsT n,.nt $50 -. '..s"ans. Wv
~ d. psr.smn5a. ss,. $50 Ssr 'i ss,i SEE 80
g.. r,..,. -o,... r.- ...:,,... 81, =. ...
.&sx&. & Aff % arplas Fsa4s -
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Cash Quotations.
F1eur-stssdv. IA
Cosn-Nc 4 IN; No, yviiaw. sslc
oAt.Ne s<asac: Ne, shite. Ssfc9c No
shite. Nss So
nAriss- Fair 10 ehaiee mshinE ,sc
Flax sesi-Nc L NS No I Nasthwgstsrr 81 %
Tiudthr seed rrime. s.
Mrss pcst fvf th4. 81 1n4ll -
tari- Per re ~. &fsddr,
Snort ribs sides igoae. q isNsg 70
shsa,dsrs-pry ssitsi hosed. sssfTe
Shaft clear siAss- Bored 81 tNas 70
W a.siy nasis II kish winss. s. -
sgesr-r nch4ngsd
Clover attract trade. unchsnSed
Receipts and Shipments.
Articiss- Revert sAlpmsnts
ttAfs p&sfas ss--s-.ss---sss ttath Hf'
wheat tnfAss +,+-..--,,.s--, lhNh H"s
tcfp. tQshee ....s.,,-.. NAHe ~ Nq
Nffk ts.shts .-............ ~ R1 1G ~
RE- hutAcs .-......-....-... Aa1a ....
naIlfT. bgshsit ..-.................. "a On tos
On ne prsiace svcAsnss To-Day tie tstisr nAftrs
uas srui Creamery. iAs.S dtiry. isslkc
Chress STEADY stsSs
Ekks- Firm frush. lie
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ne Nss I0zs ssp3 fgry Ncnt IN c1astAaratiar
q M cas@ = o'ntr.rarv asAiast tss ofaceu n lie
Ausrr-sn f-e trluoet. kB4 hA1iei lg a r~xs~t f,
fasisv NAeNAaan ~ s~asrA s-ss4sgs. "a wAieA they
dismissed ne ease q corspzsy
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The Northern Pacific makes special
rates on June - and %, Fog particulars
I call al y. p. city or depot once,
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland, Or, June Is, 1900.
Fair, except showers In the morning: warmer
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRI.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
L..
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DIR. JOHNSON. chronic disease special
I tst Scheuerman block
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET,

Wheat-Erport, Nc. club, Sc; No. l blue.,eun.
Sc; milling No. club Sc: bluestem, Sc
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. June 4.-wheat-M Market lc lower.
Bluestem. SIC; club. ssc. both for export
o.
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q 8 CLEVELAND VIII AL % <,us>
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, June 25.-Most OF the Portlsut
wheat buyers are inclined 10 wait although 6oc VA
offered today for both valley and wala waIla.
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ri and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Tune q, 1900.
-. a the Seattle. Tacoma, Spokane and
~ s,seffng houses today were:
49, cAs C,earauccs Balances
-. e467 400 90 @fs3,11s 90
ryasW 3ss,7H %
80 s.ss'' 80 NT,ss8 % 1855 %
~ 49, a. q a.
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sa@A; cedar squares. 7. .. : and 10 feet. saua,o.
piekets, So. '1s~''
Kiln dried 81 in advance Of green. Duv.v. IN.
Aisen, G.15. ~ ~'.''
Lime !iobhins,- Roche Harsor. si.W; San Juan
ito: Island, t.@. "u~n'
Plaster (iobtansD Gate, Der barre, g,
Plaster Hair siobbinsl-washed. $50 Der AL:
unwashed. $40 per sack