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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16

ST Louis. No. January is-cs,tie-Rs-
Selpts 1000, including 500 Texans; slow and
lower; native shipping and export steers ~, ~
ns 81; dressed beef and butcher steers Nc
3, %: steers under 1000 pounds 3 s0fiS IN
siocsers and feeders .sSd4 S.; Gamers / 500
500; Texas and Indian steers Z 4n6i 20: COWS
and heifers 2,aof3 IS. Hogs Receipts -soo
market steady 10 strong pigs and lights 4 q
~. 6ei packers I 5od4,6S. sheep--Re@e,n,.
500 market strong and actiyei native mut.
bucks 9,5o7a.25. SUI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16

BEANS California stock Navy shasht;
BAYOU &c: English dried 5o pnks 3Ac;
Lima sqshe black eyes SIC. Texas black
BuTfER Blue star 26c dairy 20a21c Red
staT Yc; Eigin. creamery soisdSl. oleomar-
garIne dairy bricks, lsc; Lincoln solids i3c;
prints, lac, Special Blue star. lSc,
Red Clover, Crystal Gem and coup-
try Rolls isc; special dairy, lie: fancy
GARY. 16e; Daisy. l5c; Glover Leaf f7disc:
Teyas country butter, 12dlsc Texas bricks,
1Cd2oc
CABBAGE $50. home grown, &c
per pound
cHEEsE-Ncw York full cream. 1876;
Badger State. l4isc: Wisconsin full cream
rolls 16e. Wisconsin fun cream daisies i5c.
| EGGS Texas per dozen. lSd15o. Kansas.
t4c. candled 1Sc.
| ONIONS Per ID, &c.
PEPPBR-Chile 1461oc per Id: black sinxa-
bore lac
POTATOES Colorado. s5daOc
PoULTRY-Hens 81 o0d5 Is; cocks large,
old. 81 00d2 40; roasters So .S561s .25 fryers
| 50 75a5!25: broilers, 81 45d2.75 Turkeys:
! Hens s. 4oGs.5o; Gobblers, So s0a9 90 per
dozen according 20 size and quality, vouug
turkeys. A0Odsoo- Ducks. large s2Eo1S.75.
Geese. full feathered 81 sodS.50 Guineas.
/ g.. 0062 40.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Was Given Another Shove On Its
Downward Course
BY TUE BEARlSH STATISTICS AND NEWS
Lianidstior Ruled I'm Pit--corn Wal
of lmportsnce--Ip oats the Feel
ing WINS Easier.

Chicago. January ia formidabls array
OF besrish statistics and news ard the lack
OF demand save wheat another shove on
its downward course today. May closing le
under SATURDAY. Corn closed i.dl,o and
oats lac lower. Provisions closed -lsaIoe
higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16
FINANCIAL BRIEFs.

New York. January 15.--clearinss ~
1916; balances SS,o4e,93
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16

raris, January iS,-Thres rer zen, r.r,.,
don 2Sf. soiie for checks A'0a'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16

Wncat-No - Open. High. Low. closing
January 63Ss 53Ss SIS b34s
BlaY ............ SIS 6ll4 bba4 t644
July ...........- 6tA 6SNs 6ils 6Ii2
Corn--No. p
January ........ S0& s0& 309s 30sa
May .,.,,,.,.,. 1914 $685. 33h S3h
July ............ "a 81 33s4 S39S
Oats--No. .
sht Nav - Il 4. ~. 81: 81:
January ......l0.75 1890 1915 10 80
Lard--Per 100 Lbs.
s Nay ;;.;;, so sis soiis IS
Short ribs-lo0 Lbs
Mh Nav ... -. SIS $50 $50 s ssS
Cash quotations were as follows
Flour EASY.
Whest-No. 9 spring s2Tss; No. red CO
oats-- No , e: No. white 25l4a2s..:
No. white 25d26ist
Rye No. 2 s..
Barley--No, , 3Sd4S
Flax seed-No. 80.
Timothy secd--Prime 2 59ffa IS.
Mess pork-Per barrel .55di0.9n.
LardPer loo pounds 5.a9ihd6 nS
Short ribs. sdes--Loose 5.6IlSa5 .N2is.
Dry salted shoulders Boxed 5iLd5aa
Short clear sides Roxod s5d5 ~
Nhisky-Elish wines per gal. 32'F.
Artirlaa Recat,re shipp,c NJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16

iVta4 '''-'''''''' '''''''-''''''''''
Daily Interior Movement.
LIVE STOCK.


Galveston. Toxss. January 1b.-rhs A. F
herman Live Stock company reports the rNas
| Lst
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18
KNIGH rs OF PY HAS BANQUET
viii Gel brats the Anniversary of the

Pythisn Period.
The event Of the coming week will
be lhe grand entertainment and ban
quet to be tender, by Rathbone and
Oglelhorpe Lodges, knights of Pytt-
las, Of this city, 70 the members of the
order, their families and invited guests
on he occasion of the anniversary of
Pythian period, next Monday night,
Feb. 10tb
Past Grand Representative John p.
Ross, of Macon, and Past Chancellor
G. w. Blanton, OF Brunswick, will
deliver orations,
The Italian band will be on hand
and discourse sweet music.
Deputy Grand chancellor d. w.
Krauss VIII act as master of oeremo.
nies.
The following IS the official program
handed us by secretary Max Isaac, Of
the committee on arrangements
Opening prayer by Rev. }. b.
Game. go
Selection by bandA
Address by Past Chancellor G. w.
Blantou.
Selection by band.
"Pythanlsm" address by Past
Grand Representative John r. Ross.
s lection by band.
Grace by Rev. rhO'. II ThomRn-
Rsfresbments.
Selection by band.
! Closing prayer by Rev. w. f. Ho'
llngsworth.
The exercises Will commence at
o'clock aud will be held in the ele
EsnC lodge rooms q NE order IN tbi
National bank buTTnnR. A cOrdia
invitation Is extended all members ant
visiting brethren.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

joining in a union service at the Bap-
tist charch, in compliment to DR..
Thomson. A special program of mu-
sic has been arranged for that time, in
~
which The regular choir Of the Baptiss
church will be assisted by several fine
voices from other congregations, aRd
the evening promises to be one offare
pleasure to all who attend
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18
CAN BRITISH
Hold KIMBERLEY?
Canadian Officer Fears They Can
Not Hold the Town.
HAVE ONLY A few MOUNTED men
Nj ajor General B. P. Hutton Who is En-
Route to Sou Africa, Thinks FreI oh
Is Not Strong EuOugh.


New York. Feb. II. Major General
e. P. Hutton, who recently resigned
his post as general commander of the
militia in Canada and who is en- route
to south Africa for special service, ar
rived in this oity last night and will
sail for England today. When ques-
toned concerning the news from
Kimberly he said:
at does not amount to much. Yor
cannot hold a town with Few mount
ed men,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

"After doctors failed to cure me Of pneu
monia used One Minute Cough Cure anc
three bsttles cured me. 1t is also the bes
remedy on earth for whooping cough. /
cured my grandchildren OF the worst cases
writes Jno. Berry, Logauton, Pa. 1t is the
only harmless remedy that gives immedi
etc results. Cuies coughs, colds, Group and
throat and lung troubles. 1t prevents con
sumption. Children always like It. Moth.
ers endorse it. ". J. Butts.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18
men,

~ had bronchitis every winter for years
and no medicine gave me permanent re-
lief until I began to take One Minute
Cough Cure. l know 1t is the beat cough
medicine made" says J. Koontz, Cory,
Pa. 1t tquickly cures coughs, colds, Group,
asthma, grippe and throat and lung troub.
les. 1t is the ohildrens favorite REM sdy,
Cures quickly W. J. Butts
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18
wao pteach pro Bosrism from he pul.

who preach pro Boerism from he pull
pit.
The above and many other inter
ssting items from the front continue
to entertain the reading public. In
meaRtime do not forget that the old
rrliabls Pheonin Mutual is writing
the best life insurance policy. in the
world. If you have not seen their L
E. A contract call on or write j. B.
Abrams, Brunswick, Ga. for a speci-
men.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18
Presbyterian { hurch.

The pastor, Rev, w. F. Holllngs-
worth, will occupy his pulpit as usual
at the Presbyterian church today at II
O'clock service. The Offering win be
for local home missions, and it is es-
peclally desired that the Offering
should be liberal one. There will be
no night service, as the congregation
will join in the union service at the
Baptist church to hear Rev. Dr..
Thompson.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18
LECTURES TODAY.
Edward Thomson, LID, at Churches and
City Hall.

one Of the finest lecturers who has
ever visited Brunswick will be here
today, and there II be large numbers
out ali services to show their appre-
citation of hims Edward Thomson,
LID. the famous lawyer preacher Of
Chicago and Atlanta, will give three
of his splendid lectures on the observ-
ance Of thaSssb sbbath--one IN the First
Methodist ohufoh this horping at II
O'CLOCK, sge at the City hall this after
noon at 4 O'clock. and one at the Bap
tist church this evening at 80 O'Clock
These lectures are give.. under the
auspices Of the American Sunday
LdsRue Association, a certain number
in each State, and the public is cor
daily invited to be present. There
will be no service in the Presbyterian
or Methodist churches tonight, ali
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

MORPHINE, Opium, Laudauum,
Cocaine Hehit. Myself cured. Wlu
inform you Of harmless, permanent
home. cure. MARY s. BALDWIN, -. -
Box 1912, Chicago
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18
Some Little Incidents of the Big
Struggle in South Africa
AS RELATED BY MENlAq THE FRONT
Money NJ Coed; Water Not Fit to Drink
Nm Shot and Do Not Know it-Other
Details of Interest to EvsryOna.

A marine OF the p)werfu', serving
with thei Naval Brigade in Lord
Methusn's division, writes to his
parents at RoohdSle from, Modder
River.
"The Beers are in trenches high as
houses, while. all n front of them are
masses OF barbed wire b gh as a man.
The Bl ,ck Watch caught it IN bat
tie, aud had about two hundred killed
and wounded Their dead were bur-
led yesterday, and the funeral was
very sad and impressive. The bag
pipes played "A sprIE Of Heather" as
each body, wrapped in a soldiers
brown blanket, was lowered, and the
Highlanders cried like women"
Halifax Rsservlst, serving with
the First Cvldstrelms, writes from
Modder RIVER:
As regards money, you can't
spend it out here. even # you have
an abundance ofit. Water is a draw
back. have known one Of our men
to offer sovering for drink OF water
on the battlen Id. Iihavs gone three
days without a wash, and drank water
he color OF mud 1--WE sleep on the
ground, with the sky for a covering;
80 you can guess it Is not al honey
out here. Phen there is The heat to
contend with. The marching is very
heavy on account Of the country be-
ing very sandy, but don't mind that,
manage very we'll. The only thing
IS, if my life and limbs1 are spared,
shallcnot bother about other hard
ships"
one Of the Colonisl war correspond
en-, says the London Chronicle, mar.
rates a curious incident that came
under his notice at The sietfontein en-
gagement. A private of the Naval
Mounted Rifles had his horse shot and
Immediately cried out, "pm hit"
"NonseDse man, It's only your horse,"
cried a comrade, and the-msn, accept
ing the assurance went on fighting.
He returned to the camp with his
corps, strclled about.in ths evening
suffering during the night with
what she called spasms and only
next morning discovered that a Mau-
ser bullet had gone clean through his
body. Then he collapsed. and was
taken to the hospital.
A Grenadsr, in a letter home des-
cribing the death Of a ccmrade ssys
"He gripped my hand with all the
the Estrength Of dying man, and |
said in voios could only just
catch: "G1od-bye, old man; Pm
done for. Tell poor old dad | died in
the from. I had begun a letter to
him; you finish it,"
A sergent of the second North
hamptons desoribing B lmont says
Though hungry and weary when
went into the fight can assure you |
was as happy as a school boy with
new sIA.e."
Miss Simpson, daughter Of Profess
s)r Simpson, Of Chlorform fame, calls
for a new Jenny Gsddes to throw a
stool at the head Of Scotch ministers
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18
The Devil Is Coming.
Spring and Summer Opening.

spring ana summer opening
Our expert tailor will be with US for
the usual Semi-Annusl opening, and
is ready to show you, for the next two
days, Monday and Tuesday, the largest
and most CONF le'e line of faShionabls
fabrics for tsilor-made sgts it has
ever been our privilege Eo offer the
trade Of Brunswick.
Ihis -LRe ia made nn-ot lthe- finest
black goods for dress sbleadid sc
lection Of worstede, cassiuIeres, che
yiot', tweed', 40, in nS4' spd me-
dium colors, for business suits Beau
tiful blue serges, and the new outing
fannols in blues, grays and greens,
that will be so popular for summer
wear. In fact, there is everything the
well-dressed man admires.
We will oheerfully show you the
goods, and, at your suggestion, advise
what is most fashionable and suitable
Come in and leave your measure.
B. II. LEVY Bros. q Go.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

Services at ST. Judes church. Sun
day school at 10 ., M; morning ser
vice at II q. m evening services al
7:sO.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18
Frost Bites aud Chilblains

IcAly cured By Banner SelVs, the
sest sslinz remedy in ths world.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

We have found it good business to
divide profits with our customers,
Hsrper's. Phone l5s.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

modern and ost s1sctive cure for
slstipAtion srJe..l liver troubles-the ia.
us little IRkeo IN aF 5}seitts Little
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

Only fifty cents TO see
Joshua Simpkins, Monday
night.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

Advertise In The Times
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

New spring hats are in
Levy's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

You run no risk buying "Rob Roy"
flour and "Dove" hams, as we keep
them fresh. Harper's. phone 1853.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-18

Be the Best on the 'InaTKeT !
every bottle guaranted8. For
sale by w. ]. Butts and /.
N. Bishop.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-24
what the solar Spectrum Reveals aad
May Yet Bring To I.isht,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The announcement was first made by
Norman Lockyer that certain bright lines
In the solar spectrum indicated the pres
ence In the sun of a hitherto unknown gas
which he proposed TO call "helium." In
lS5 Ramsay isolated the gas. But at
the Same time" says Cosmos. abstract
ing an article I'm Prometheus, "Loekyer
found IN the spectrum OF the corona 9TH
er oalored lines, which he attributed to
the presence of another element. TO which
he gave the name 'coronium.' Neither
Ramsay nor any other chemist has vet
heen able 20 isolate this body. Neverthe-
less an Italian spectroseopist has dis
covered the lines OF coronlum in the cases
thrown out from the crater of VesuYius.
This has encouraged physicians TO search
for this pearl Of all the gases present,
past and future
But this Is not all. At the same time
other physicians have had their attention
directed TO other lines OF the spectrum
and announce that there wifi next be dis
covered two new metals that exist ia tho
sun. They have given these elements by
anticipation the names OF "nurorinm''
and "nebnlum." The position occupied
by these bodies IN the atmospheric lay
crs Of the sun leads these scientists 20
think that they arc lighter than hydro
gen, For chemists this discovery will he
a veritable revolution. In fact. II viii
destroy Proust's hypothesis, which states
that aii the molecular weights of bodies
are wh0is nutiploa Of that OF hydrogen.
However. as no trace 81 either aurorium
or nebulum has set been found on the
earth. the existence Of these elements IL
YET Tar from conclusive Demonstration
Literary Budget.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-24
MARINE NEWS.

rACoMA-ssn.e. July is nr N Hsitoa Hall
Car Queenstown Arrived. hk Bs BONANZA. from
Pert roNnssnt
HoSotur T. ssiisd. Iuly H. IA su...r and hktn
onirasssp for Puget sound. July u, hktn Katie
faitkinysr fur Puget sound. ektn Omega Ter VII
LARA.
AsroRl -saisA ruiy Il. o. s. str PhRAasi.
phia foF Aeastir
VICTORIA Arrived. July u. Br ~ Hris,ai trcr
81 NJ hael All rvpaFts stf Utopia. str pitrrrsTy
ani ttr Nerrin4 star 10 q8AFtntins st EE2 tsiand.
SANTA R0sALik- sailed, juiJ -. 81 Ltudssid.
Tor NlctastA
HoQf'TAN- Sailed. Jaiy -. Rev sosneFs ftom
Caarnaroiis Tor san FyAncixce; @uly q. sehr Tran-
81 frtsa Ha4aism ter szn Fran18sca aehr Qanen
tfuua Ahsrdsta tW san Frsnrisco Arrived, Julg H.
sehr y Miller. fresa Fan ffNnrtsc0 mr. H~zHlsm
deem
YOKOHAMA Asstrss, ruly = ser EmyFss AZ
Ctina srrrn NsRucarss fsH Hnnskuns
SAN FRANCISCO. Arrived. 1liy n str TSsariA
frass Nsaxlsaa, str warHeiA fFoa orst.y hsrhT
saaeA httn Tara q ShAsssg. 'or wHlsps hAfhcs
YokonANt sailed, 1uly "a. A'ssA fgszn Hrss
sanx tzr PaFtisuA o..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-24
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

srATrI r. Arrlrst. Julr n. s.r EsssHe 'r~a
saaxwas Juir q krsvsa. ,run fsensa 1alI
= ~ Farur,A frra rsclFaA
XOEeNAMA- AfgArsd Eaiy a sts Dor4s fsnn
ssa Fssn-s s$lsA y~ly u. ttr City q rssins.
san Arrived. Iasr n rI'srl,.
F5wYtANp- Cleared Julr g. o.- Al RsEzs-r.
tNSrnN 9gir y ~ ~ CAa-rasz. ssaua ps-,
atHrss 40 r. ~ Lara krsaist scsa a An,a
ss.asfs aaer cqgitsiar tssfh w1eb &A~Axst
foRr rnwNsRNrp Inward yast y So
.ssr vgrs fra NeHs - r'vs alhts'sB oausst
CARptFF Arrived July y. G%r - czr, ss=
skN FRANCISCO -Jsiy q. Fss sras a nsnl.,-
ssn % isii4s8r " > aaFih tansssu3s - s. ~ss'.
,shs tasen seN 9lsr, hashw fse heQaiiila; 20
is.r q W ai Wsrseid
Nah RAY -fusara ye3r u - L1egss t.-stus
a e. tsaT SEATED srs9assF I . n NutsasA
}aNn A CamPeea. ssg ssa rc&re. ~ IAtiss~An.
~ Sac Frtuessre
floRr nusKrtEr sases DRY 2. Jssa
Csraet~si ~ san rpseN
rBgr vp1WNsrN4s- fr~sfa 1alv . - p "a
csfv = sesitis fsua SssFssZ fcs ssasus. ~
(,oar-.rr Fr-d 2 e s-v~ 3 Mad 81 p,
aasna pafeanA e p CNg n tNaesfa ~ San
Yrsssft1a. taasrs stEt7s sehaysw gH
VlCruEiA q t-As.sfea 4aiT a ~ C.sy =
ss4tsls feerv sttsEss Er0ees.laa a. D y a. r. ~
sratas eatfsg Grant
SAN waANrlsCsA- ARRIVED Ist, g. e. wsalas
tn frr-s Ccasrr b4v3nx TacAeG gsr rrsE e sine
sss f~sss rtass h11f Nralts HTatsRt tAss cr-gr.rr
~ eanaAes wtih a wAAla 49, Farat4a ss3&a3s RS
ara sank shsstiy Alter tAs 7eseue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-24
CITY OF PuEBLA SAILS.
Takes IFS Passengers and 500 Tons
of General Cargo.

Steamship City OF Puebla sailed for San
Francisco yesterday with i5 passengers
including twenty Japanese immigrants and
to tons OF general cargo.
Her Seattle passengers, exclusive of jap
anese, were;
W. W. Aueustins. p " Fisher Mr. orscs May.
T. ]. May, Nettis II. Joerh. X W. Fohes, L. W.
Buris. Herry W. Williams, Mira r. O. Fucker
man r. o. Zuctrrman. r w, Stranger. " Walsh,
Charles umhrecht, Mn O. umbtecht. Julia Mar
cneft, Lena Msroneft. Florence L. 6arratt, Mrs. q
n. harrington. Eta Pierce. Miss A. NJ. wishslk.
Miss T. Miller. A. W. Lundbers. Mrs, w. q. Arm
strong Miss Armstrong. Miss A: Boyd Miss z.
boyd, = Calm, Mrs. Calm, William Duerbeck,
Franz Muivey. = zss. A. Ayals, G correa r W.
Mrs u, X. Cole Mrs II I. Ferguson. Ray Ed
euis. ". II Brockft, W. schultz. Miss NJ A
fronsfeii, w. I. Williams. Mrs W L. Williams.
Miss L. Bennett. Sam kaufman. r. Kelly. W. Mo-
Caiiian. ". X Domvfe. II. Madison. Mrs. n.
Gordon, Miss NJ. Gordon. A. Johnson. p. Aitlund.
A. r. Anderson, J. Heusey, y. Theuscn, James
Ruppe. r. Rnrpe. James Virtue. W. King. c.
johnson. Mrs J. Finisy-on, Mrs L. Rochetts A.
Bsissin. Mrs. A. Bnlskin. Sam Chichester. John ".
Clifton, II q. Mclean. q, Hetlnnd. Jacob Gies-
,em, J. Betviiie, Henry r. Wilson. Carl Nowak.
Y W. Pollock. NJ. II. farte, wflfrsd Horton, II.
Aihsrt, 4. Asman. w. A. Gordon. j Ginnis Con-
stance Boesken. Albert Boeskrn. Jones Howard.
G. T, Blaroct. q. h. NJ wishrah. Ms. W. T.
Ctosthwa,e. Mrs n. W. wiIlisms, n. NJ. 4
smaes, C. r. Cristenaen. Miss EdNh Rosrnbiat
Miss Carris Rosenhlat. Ida l.. Augustine. Earl Bur.
RS. r. " sage Mira y A. Sage. Mrs. n. A. Sage,
II. A. Says. Charles uberau
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Breadstu6s.

LONDON, July 1-wheat csrgoes passage.
erm. but not active: caroes wsra wsiia, ps ID
eargoes Oregon. rs ia No. l standard California,
Ds VI. English country markets, steady.
Imports on wheat into the United Kingdom, 49,
20 quarters. Imports Of -Four into the United
Kingdom. 2s no hArveis Wheat and -four pas
sage 70 the United Kingdom. 900; Ga passage
70 continent, is5o 800
LIVERPOOL. July S-whess IN Paris steady.
Flour in Paris. firm. French country markets.
steady
wheat-Firm; No Northern srrins G. I'd: No.
] California. "a 3ddss 81. Futures, quiet July.
nominal September. 60 l4d Deccnsher O. I'D
Corn Spot firm; American mirsd y nh; old. 3s
lid. Futures. steady; September. D Id Norern-
Der, d Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-24

- hfDvfns prices ars tsing oRersd 10 ne 70
~ h the local dealers for delivery In round lots
- r 1oek and IN the ear At Seattle:
o. Oats. sisPz2; barley. SIS; wheat ehfcken
~ e19n; bran. $40; shorts. sii.
nsr-Prgst sound. ssaioi Eastern waskinston
n64y, ~; alfalfa, ~ PR ton,
~ Strictly fresh ranch, iaaac.
Mr. -frensh ranch, it5isc; creamery, x4zir.
t<1lu Lire chickrns f3ai2lc live TURKEYS. lee;
04gs. ~ geesr. foc. ducks, iesf2c N.
~ esok Choice beef cattle. cows. An3ac
~ e4>6e. choke sheep VI good hogs, live sc
~ 4re~sd 'r: calves. dressed, large AZ; small
~ e1vss, live. isrvs, Sc: smsil g.
~. Psits and wooi-Hesvy sound saited wees.
- ~ r.: mediutn. sound. par n. f,o: light.
- nndsr NJ. fe; cows. sound, IN weights.
n ~. bulls and orsn. Sc: saited kips 7r;
~ per ,. ~ green hides. fc less than saitsd
y h1., PER NJ. izc; dry ~,ils. one third isss:
QspW deer. per N. TFsc: winter deer dry,
D, ppep deer isafsc: dry eih, saisc: ereen sih,
III assp pelts bceisi ~: sbesriinss, isfs9sc
&6sn Wbshirstns wcoi. aniic: Western wa.hins.
~. 1asic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-24

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