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The Redwood gazette., 1900-03-28

Mrs. r. Hathaway has left for
Otsdawa, New York, where she will
reside in the future.
Thompson & Mead sold new
jarless spring buggy to George
Mead of Marshall last Monday.
In the biography of Mrs. Dietz-
man, published last week, one of
the daughters of the deceased was
mentioned as being Mrs. Amelia
Bluhm of Sherman. It should have
read ''Mrs. Amelia Glum Of Sheri-
dan
300 Bushels more of that Blue Stem
Seed wheat Grown on the River
bluffs. Free from Mustard, or Wild
Oats. Will sell for cash or good paper.
Also have $500 private money to loan
on good farm at per cent. interest.
33-2t. s. o. MASON,
Il blocks north of court house.
When the populace awoke last
Sunday morning it was surprised to
| find about three inches of~snow on
the ground, and a heavy fall Of the
beautiful in progress. It showed
nearly all of the day and melted
quite rapidly, The fail put stop
to seeding.
Next Monday evening the congre-
cation of the Presbyterian church
will hold it's regular annual meet
ing, at which time reports of all the
church organizations will be given
At this meeting three trustees will
also be elected. After this meeting
another meeting will be held for the
purpose of electing two elders.
/ will pay 40 cents each for setting
hens delivered at my place for the
next 80 days. Don't bring Leghorns.
31-2t. F. A. GRAY.
H. A. Baldwin, G. r. Pease and
Chas. T. Howard have been select
ed as Representatives from Redwood
Falls to the Grand Commandery of
the Imperial Knights to be held at
St. Paul during May. There will
be one more delegate selected from
Redwood Falls which will complete
the delegation. The gathering will
consist Of prominent men from all
the cities anG towns throughout the
State.
T. G. Mandt and Lake City wagons
can be had at very low prices at Farrell
Keefe's, North Redwood. 29-tf
Marshall Messenger: J. R. Wolff
succeeds Bonnallie & Tyler, grocers,
the deal being completed on Satur-
day. Mr.. Wolff was in business in
Redwood Falls for years, prior to a
year ago, and will bring wife and
four children. and Mrs. Wolff s
father and mother, to swell Mar
shall's population. He has rented
the Schwab house on Fifth street,
and will bring his family here from
St. Paul May 1st.
DIR. c. NJ. Stanton, the drugless heal
er ar the Commercial House, accom-
pIshed another remarkable feat of
healing last week. You will find an
account of it in these columns next
week. Look it up. The doctor is
matter of surprise to a number Of peo-
pie in this community who are poorly
informed as to the progress that has
been made in electrotherapy in recent
years. Some of his cures impinge on
the marvellous. If you will question
his patients you will find he is remark
ably successful Office at the CONNER
cial House, Redwood Falls. Hours 8
a. M. to p. m. No medicine used.
The Redwood gazette., 1900-03-28

OGov. Lind continues to STUDY tho
political horoscope with the view of
finding large enough Populistic-
Democratic silver Republican
chunks of harmony to warrant him
in jerking the string to which is at
tached his speech declining a re-
nomination. The boys are not get
ting together very rapidly, are
they, Governor?
The Redwood gazette., 1900-03-28
500 Reward. 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
tiOnal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. The proprietors
that they offer one hundred dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Address. J. F. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c. Halls Family Pills
are the best. 3O-4t
The Redwood gazette., 1900-03-28
GEN. HARNDEN DEAD.

Gen. Henry Harnden, commader
of the Wisconsin department of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, and
one of the soldiers who actively as
sisted in the capture of Jeff. Davis
in 1865, passed away at his home in
Madison, Wisconsin, on Saturday
evening, March II. He was Il
years old.
In May, 1865, Gen. Harnden was
selected by Gen. Wilson to take a
detachment of the 1st Wisconsin
cavalry to cross the. country toward
Savannah and head off jeff. Davis,
then fugitive, who was reported
to be slyly making his way south
through South Carolina into
Georgia. Gen Harnden rose from
his sick bed suffering from his
wound, but performed his duty so
we'll that it resulted in the capture
of the confederate chief at Irwins-
vile, Ga. At the capture of Davis
an unfortunate collision occurred in
the darkness between Harnden s
men and those of the 4th Michigan
cavalry which resulted in the death
of two men. A congressional in
vestigation exonerated Gen. Harm
den from any blame in the affair.
The Redwood gazette., 1900-03-28

Larger contracts at minimum rate Of 10
cents per inch each insertion Rates for
preferred position. metal base electros or
alternate insertions furnished at office
Reading notices in local paragraphs, 1Oc
per line. Other reading notices over lines
cents per line.
Legal notices at legal rates rs and 35 cts
per folio.
The Redwood gazette., 1900-03-28
Farms for Sale.

1 offer for sale $50 acres of improved
farm land in section y, Delhi, and SO
acres in section 50, Delhi on reasonable
terms. Address Box 81. Redwood
Falls, Minn., or call on
32-3t HARRIS Peavey.
The Redwood gazette., 1900-03-28

Second Hand Drills.
A number of good IL. IA. aud Is shoe
drills for sale cheap by Farrell & keefe
of North Redwood. 3l-3t
Evening star., 1900-11-30
A Manufacturers Sale of
CR1iadrem's School
Umbrellas.

pF COURSE IT Is NOT NECESSARY FOR A
C:l4D 10 GO TO SCHOOL IN ORDER TO BUY
ONE OF THESE UMBRELLAS, But AS THE
GREATER MAJORITY OF. CHILDREN DO GO To
SCHOOL, THE MANUFAiTURER IN MAKING;
THEM Up USED THE TERN OF CHILDREN S
SCHOOL UMBRELLAS WE BOUGHT IN ALL
$50 IN THE LOT.
400 Umbrellas for Children. made Of extra heavy
good fast black cotton material mounted on a
te' tie hsndiss@each 4SC.
24O SCHOOL, Umb, elias made of line fast black silk
finished gloria fancy and plain handles kGN,
very attractive little rain protector for 80. V>Ss
40 Chiidren's School Umbrellas, made Just like
the grown folks wear.Cnion tansta Is used for Gov
yon fra.nc-iu fact. it's very elegant umbrella.
which most any nttie mis- wouid .e proud 70
s6ry ssass In al sorts o! a.n ana Sl 4S
Evening star., 1900-11-30

worlds superintendent of mercy. and Mrs
b. T. Washington. 4:30 pm.
Asbury NJ f. Church. 11th and K streets
northwest-Mrs. Lucy Thurman. national
superintendent Of work among coiored peo-
Pile, IL am.
Zion Baptist Church, + street between Sd
and AZ streets southwest-Mrs. Cornelia
Forbes president Connecticut w. G. T. T.;
Miss Mary A. Lynch, president North Caro-
lima w. c. T. T.. 1880 and 6:1o pm, re-
spectively.
Lincoln Memorial Congregational Church,
11th and r streets northwest-Mrs. Eliza
beth Preston, president of North Dakota w.
c. Z. T., and Mrs. Frances Joseph. presi+
dent of Louisiana ". c. Z. u, IL am.
Park Temple. 9th and Trumbull streets
northwest-Miss Elizabeth Preston, II a. m. ;
Mrs Lucy Thurman. 1:30 pm.
Berean Baptist Church.. 18th street be-
tween l. and NJ streets northwest-Mrs An
toinette A. Hawley, president of Colorado
W. c. T. u, IL am; Mrs. Ella A. Boole
president of New York W. c. T. O., 4:3O
p. m.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. 10th street be-
tween n and o streets. Georsetown-Mrs
Lucy Thurman, 4 pm.
Evening star., 1900-11-30

Mrs. Maria Brehem, national lecturer II
m. a., - 7,
Me.ronolitan Presbyterian. 4th ana Is
eSo,theast-Mrs Elmora Lake. ma
tional speaker; Miss Margaret Leitch' re-
p,rned missionary, I 30 Pm.
Gur]ey Memorial Presbyterian. Florida
y ,anre hetween 9th and 7th streets north
west~Mrs Nellie Burger, national organ
izer. 7:30 pm
Eastern Presbyterian, 9th and Maryland
avenue northeast - Mrs. Ada w. unruk,
president of board of organizers, I: 80 pm.
The Westminster Presbyterian Ith ana II
streets southwest-Mrs. Mabel l.. Conkiin,
organizer, IL am.
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church,
18th street between l and X streets north
west-Mrs. Mabel l.. Conklin, superintend-
ent of Purity, to 9 pm.
Israel Baptist Church, 11th street between
B and streets northeast-Mrs. {. L.
Clarke, president of Ohio w. c. T. T., and
Mrs Sarah Perkins, vice president, Ohio,
1880 pm.
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church. corner
Of street northwest-Mrs. Mary A. Lowell,
Evening star., 1900-11-30
BOOKSg BOOKSg

SPECIAL MENTION OF De
CEMBER MAGAZINES WHICH
ARE NOW CROWDING OUR
COUNTERS-Harpers, ScribnerS,
st Nicholas. Frank Leslies. Xmas
number of the London News,
Graphic. Pears Annual, Holly
Leaves, The Gentle Woman with
Nmas numbers. handsome pictorial
ART supplements. as many as three
numbers included gratis
Fashion books for January. IooI--
Bon-Ton. L'Art Mode, lie Costume
Rovale
A limited number of Elizabeth and
lser German Garden. .oc.
Acceding to the popular demand
We procured 100 copies more of that
beautiful art folio, illustrations from
the play of Sherlock Holmes" .Ioc.
We feel that long ago Washington
book lovers have realized and appre-
GATED our delightful Book Depart
1nent.
Easement Annex.
Evening star., 1900-11-30
Another Big Offering of
Women's, Misses and
Cnildren's Knit Under
wear .

WOMEN'S ''DNEITA' COMBIN ALTON SI-ITS-
EXTRA HEAVY FLEECE LINED JERSEY FIT
TING. SILK TRIMMED. WITH SILK RIBBONS
IN NECK AND Pearl. BITr0NS-SP!.- NC,
ClAL PRICE .....................,.. OYCo
WE HAVE ALL QUALITIES IN WOMENS COM
BiEAT!nN sits RANGING IN G2 MN
PRICE EACH FEOM 40c. TO.......... epaOoUU
IN COTTON, MFRINO AND ALL WOOL.
WHITE. BLACK AND NATURAL.
a SPECIAL LOT OF W0M;jN'S GENUINE
SWISS WOOI. VESrS. Low NECK AND SHORT
SLEEVES = RIBBED AND JNSHEINK- R6h
ABLE-MFDItM WEIGHT. Al. ........... SUNs
ALSO IN THE SAME WEIGHT. HIGH NECK
AND SHORT SLEEVES. Al 6br.. AND On
HIGH NECK AND LONG SLEEVES. AT. OWCs
THESE PRICES ARE ABOUT HALF OF REG
TLAR WORTH
WoMEN's Jersey FITTING RIBBED MERINO
VESTS AND DRAWERS. N SIIVEi: GRAY
IT'S \ REGULAR $1.oo GARMENT, AdN,
WHICH WE OFFER Ar................. UYGo
WOMEN'S BI-ACk. WHITE AND NATURAL.
ALLWn! TIGHTS. KNEE LENGTH zR,
IN' Si1 LIS, Al. q W.
WE OFFER \ SPECIAL. PURCHASE OF chill
DI;EN : Rii:BED VESTS. rANrS AND DRAW
EKS. FLiE'E LIN Ell: REGULAR FALL. AND
WINTER WEIGHT- T-SiZh1S I6 TO "a. FOR M,
15c.. AND SEES 26 TO "a. FOR. K......... Il w..
MISSES ''ONETfA'' COMBINATION SUITS,
FLEta l.. LINED AND JERSEY FITTING: DIM
AGES Il no lG YEARS, ftK. ........... OSNo
BOYS ITAIN MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAW
= Err 70 = B. "1Ith FdK AND NATURAL; SIZES Csc.
Evening star., 1900-11-30

St. Luke's P. E. Church. 18th and Msdi-
son streets northwest-Mrs. Frances E. W.
Harper, pm. y
Peoples Congregational Church. M street
between 9Th and 7th streets northwest
Mrs A. f. w Harper, IL am; Mrs. s. L.
ODerhcltZer, 6:15 pm.
St. Augustine's Church, 10th street be-
tween l. and M streets northwest-Mrs
Leonora Lake and Mrs. Emily u. Burgess
pm.
Evening star., 1900-11-30
Mems Furnishings gs-Al=
WaYs Something New

JUST THINK OF TT. EVERY ITEM A SPECIAL,
500 dozen Domet Flannel Nightrobes cut ey-
ira sZe-thai means larger than those usually sold
and all made very long-in assorted neat e.
patterns. -.-.-......---....... roNs
From Neckwear Department.: 300 dozen
Mems FCur-tn Hands. Tecks. Folded Imperials
Butterfly Bats. Derby -Four in hands etc. In Jas.
per;. alloTers. faconne dots, satin figures M.po-
dores. Baratheas etc.all made to our special or
der-many OF these silks are exclusively 40
confined 10 us-Saturtiay ay.................. TC&o
Our Cellar Department says: 100 dozen All
New and Cpto-date Pure Linen Collars contain-
Ing every improvement which IL shown in the
higher cost goods up for us under our own
name Just as good as those selling for 15c. m,
each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w.
Our Suspender Department offers 300 dozen Men s
Suspenders, made the the genuine t,uyot
which We consider in every way good Il m
per pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SGs
Bath Robes-thls department is showing 200 or
Eicre Eiderdown Bath Wraps. made by the Great
terms. girde cord and tie to match. apZe 4 y
MerceriZed Fancy Striped Shirts and Drawers
glove httng and unshrinkable- 81 90 gar kMo
ment. which shall sell for. ........... VYNs
Tie Sampson UnlauHdered Shirt - this is our
great leader her 800 dozen just in-ihis cee-
brated shirt is made from Langton Is muslin has
1900 linen set-in bosom. linen neck and wrist
patent neckhand to prevent the collar from irri-
tating the neck-made with inserted sleeves twin
needle work on all seams reinforced front,
tinuous gusset and worked button hnies-open front
and back long, medium and short b0soms R6N,
also full dress for. ................. OVSs
Six for S2S
Evening star., 1900-11-30
Cmiadren's Goods.

Every garment specially priced make Satur-
cay. December l. anat her big duv in the Children q
Department this fuor.
100 Misses and Chdfeu's Fine Melton Cloth
kepier jackets, in tan, reds. navy, cadet and
Drown collars trimmed with SELF -colorel straps
Inc Sizes are TO II !ears. Worth G 2 G2
We Fave large ceEter bargain with biz,
selection cf thildGcns liigh-grade Jackets
of kerscy cloth-in red blue. tan. brown and navy
sizes ircm t" IA ycars-male with box AMI
nlted backs with either storm. rolling or sailur
cellar 10 less than $50 II these garments from
Which 70 teiect- We have them SPECIAL SA O2
iY priced for saturday at at............. apNt SCs
'thildrfn's Rox-back Aurnm 1hila Jackets In tan,
castor. red and biue-thoruughy : tailored made
with D-'bby cape Ell ect-aEd nuisied with four
large pearl buttons sizes s 10 IA wears. Gz o
A garment which is worth $1,000 for ~ Il eAtS
50 Misses High-clsss Plaid d-back Golf Capes
which are guaranteed all wco-ln Elegant assOr:
them worth i' 81 iDi.ir e'! ''e 'i IS. YS
thildions Long ltaglsns ard Anton bhile Coats
In shades Of tan. royal navy and nxbl.sod. These
garments are thoroughly man-tailorei and finished
We Know them 10 h. worth Sl5Hn
each but We have priced them to GndD EGN
sell iof .......--.... ~ OeOU
Second fojr
Evening star., 1900-11-30
Hosiery for Every Member
off the EamilVs


WuNEX'S FAST BLACK AND STAINLESS
TAN. BLACK WITH WHITE FEET. Iol.hA
bots ETC. SEAMLESS COTTON HOSE, Al.
PER PAIR 12i2r. ,,.,u
FAST ELArK. DOUBLE HEELS AND loE'
FOR :Jc ,.,,,. ,,,., 1,1-1I
EEGI-lAR MADE. FAST BLACK. SPl'l' Ed
Hills MD TOES. 80.
NDMTN'S FOI H-TIIREAD Ri hN ihSiT.
HOSE. UERMSpORF DYE. Full. Htt'i LAX
MADE. REMBRANDT AND RirHEl.lE' kib
FOR .5c. , --,r,,,,- ,,,cr
t'HIIDRF FULL Seamless COT Ton H',sf-
i BY l RIB. prjBLE HEELS AND i'r''
| AST BLACK. ALL SIZES. 10c. ~
CuIiDHEN'S FAST BLACK RIEBEp Wool
HOSE DOUBLE KNEES, HEELS AND Tors
H0YS HEAVY RiBRED SCHOOL HOSE. FAST
Rl.ACK SEAM ESS AND DOT BILE THROUGH
ct Il. ALL SIZES. 15c. .,, ,,
MEMS HEAVY MERINO HALE HOSE rAS.
BLACK AND NATURAL. GRAY. DOUBLE HEELS
AND TOES, 1as. .,
MEMS SHaWKNIT COTTON HALE HOSE:
MADE OF FINE EGYPTIAN COTTbN-Dot Biz
SGi.ES HEELS AND TUES-EAST BiACk,
TANS. BLuES, HEATHER MIXEi' AND IN
II EAt HED-25c.
Evening star., 1900-11-30
Stationery Department.

Christmas Cards, Calendars. Booklets and
Diaries
Colonial PupeterIe pHre white, per Eo1 ...... Iyc
Upgrade Initial Paper. per box 25c
paIptprie for Children, IL fancy boxes. ........ gc
Desk Novelties In Brass, Uxidized and metal
all kinds. IN endless variety. .......... =.
Scslirg Wax Cabinets. complete. ........... 25c.
Fancy Writing FoIiJs. in beautiful coiors 25c.
ard ........................ ................ 39c
WlSTi4rle Pen Wipers. special. .-......... loc
H.aut;ful new line OF Tally Cards. from Sc per
d.yZAH upward.
Evening star., 1900-11-30

Women's Jackets-These gar
ments are made of black. navy. tan,
castor, royal and assorted browns
the quality of this material is very
heavy-we have four different ef-
fects-box back. automobile, dou-
bic breasted and tight fitting
every jacket thoroughly sponged
and shrunk and is lined through with
the best guaranteed Skinner satin
every size. Special. $1,000
Evening star., 1900-11-30

VRYBURG, Cape Colony, November 30
The garrison of Schweizer-Reuke has been
relieved by a column of troops sent from
here. The beleaguering Beers resisted. but
were driven OF.
Evening star., 1900-11-30

80 fine All-wool Pebble Chevlot
Suits, in navy blue and brown. made
with new military blouse finished
with taffeta straps and brass buttons,
skirt cut la flare, which gives 1t
very swaggcr hang-the entire gar
ment has every detail of tailor
made outfit. Special price. ST 500
Evening star., 1900-11-30

If you want work read the want columns
Of The Star. >.
Evening star., 1900-11-30
Skirts Cheap.

Sample line of best Taffeta Silk
Petticoats. $40 garments at $3.50
for choice. SIS garments at So.75
for choice.
Evening star., 1900-11-30
The Buford Mt Port Said.

PORT SAID. November 3O-The United.
States transport Buford, en- route from New
York to the Philippine Islands, has arrived
here, I
Evening star., 1900-11-30
Aprons Cheap.

Twelve pretty styles of 25c
Aprons at only 2Ic for choice.
Hurry for those with bib and epau-
LOT
Evening star., 1900-11-30
csc for Babies Dresses.

Long and Short Dresses
of Nainsook. Cambria and Long
Cloth. Those trimmed with fine
laces and embroideries are good
value at $3.50. Sizes up to 2
years. Choice for o8c.
Evening star., 1900-11-30
Chiidren's Furs.

Only SOC for sets consisting of
Collar and Muff. Only ST. for
very superior sets, with pocket
in muff. Other bargains-take
elevator to third floor.
Evening star., 1900-11-30
Another Bargain.

Dress Skirts OF double-faced
cloth at S7oS. New flare cut, fin
ished with 20 rows OF stitching
GRAY. blue and black.
Evening star., 1900-11-30
Sl.79 for Sample Hats.

Large Poke Bonnets, with
shirred and puffed crowns. Full
face ruffle. Some fur trimmed,
all best quality, none worth less
than $500.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13

had made. lie said the city had voted not
to build the bridge this year, and he had
therefore appeared here to protest against
the granting Of the petition in behalf OF
he city.
Mr.. Libby-''If any orders have passed
the city council ordering the city solicitor
to come here ana take this stand 1 am
not aware of them.'
Mr.. Srout said he represented the in
terests of the city as he understood the
city council had indicated them by it's
vote.
Mr.. Libby then went on to say that
only those were interested who own yes
sells and they demand their rights under
the laws which were enacted to protect
them Ths Boston and Maine cross this
bridge under charter OF the State OF
Maine. Thank Heaven do not have to
go to the legislature of Maine In consider
ing this question. II l had to go there
representing the interests 1 do today
against this great corporation 1 should
expect to meet with defeat.'
Major Rosssler at the conclusion of the
arguments complimented the counsel on
both sides and at SIX O'Clock adjourned
the hearing.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
49, N"rA STOCK, Money and Grain
Market Review

New York, October 12.-The undertone
of the stock market became strong today
and prices moved upwards pretty consis-
tently to the close, which was strong but
notably Gull and with gains well main
tanned. The dominant factor in the
market was the large engagement Of
gold for import.
The most substantial encouragement
in the days events was from the fact
that the Bank OF France seemed dis
posed to treat demands for gold more
lenisntly, that Institution being best
equipped OF all the world great banks
to supply gold.
The bond market was quiet and
changes were unimportant.
Total sales par value, $770,0U0. u. S.
new As advanced IA per cent on the last
call.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13
a Deep Mystery.

1t is a mystery why women endure
Baokache, Headache, Nervousness, Sleep
Iessness, Melancholy, Painting and Dfz-
~ Spells when thousands have proved
that Electric B1tters Will quickly cure
such troubles. 81 suffered for years with
kidney troubles, writes Mrs. Phebe
Cherley, of Peterson, Ia, land a lame
back panied me so I could not dress nv
self, but Electric Bitters wholly cured
mo, and, although 70 years old, 1 now am
able to do all my housework. 1t over
comes Constipation. improves Appetite
gives perfec5 health, Only SOC at II. P,
S. Coold, 577 Congress street, drug store.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13

Bark TilHe Baker. New York to Madeira,
grain and general cargo, D. t.
Brig c. c. Sweeney, New York to Savannah,
salt, p. t.
Schr VIM. F. Campbell, Nor ok TO Boston,
lumber S3 salt out from New York, 85c.
Schr Mary L.Crosby, Brunswick to New York,
umber So 90.
Schr +. C. Pendle on, Jacksonville to New
York, lumber, D. t.
Schr star of the Sea, Portland to Martinique,
shocks, ETC., p. t.
schr Cora Green, EIiz bethpOrt to Bangor.
srtilizer, 9712c. gzH
Schr Mary c. Stuart, Philadelphia to Bidde-
ord, coal 81 10.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13
Domestic Markets.
BY TelegraDh-

Oct. 10. 1900.
NEW fYORK-The Flour markeL-recelprs
2O148 bbls exports 5,83 bbs: sales 5000
pcKgs market sIeadier and trifie more active
on the principa grades wi wihout being quotably
changed.
Flour-Winter pJs 1OG4 90 winter straighrs
3 5O,03 So; Minnesota paten 5 20Ge4 0O win
tel extras 7Od3 90: MINNIE SOfa bakers 3 OOa
3 40: do low grades 4dn2 TO-
Wheat-recelDIs 50, ,S75 Dusn: exports - bus ::
sales 4,21O, 600 bush futures. 10000 bush ex-
ports: spot nrm: No 2 Red SO3sc f b anoaT:
No Red 1850 in elev; No L Northern Du-
luth S61s 0 D an0ar.
COrn-recelpIs i; 6.675 bush: EXPORTS 18O. OPS
bush: sales 24O 900 push futures; 100000 bus
EXPORT; spot strCAg; No 2 at AZ 2ceIev, A87s
oIb af1oat.
6ars-receipt, 8 90 busn exporrs $40
bush; sales 100 bush sper SPOT steady mo 2
2s1A c; No ~ z5c: N02 W lite 27L4 02712c:
20 a26 re; track white Western 26d33c.[
Beef quiet; family 10 5O@$1i; mess at s90
co.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13
Chicago Cattle MnrIsct.

CHICAGO. Oct 12. 19OO.-Catte - receipts
5000 including Westerns and : exams :
natives best on sale -; good to prime steers at
8 4OCd5 50: poor to medium steers 4O05 80 ::
selected feeders at T504 40; mixed stock
ers at 2 1903 SO; Texans, receipts; Texas fed
steers 4 2O04 90; Texas grass steers at 250
4 10.
Hogs-rece'pts $4,000; mixed and butchers
at 4 $500 3O good to choice heavy at 8 OO0
271a rough and heavy at So0Q4 90: light at
0005 2712.
Sheep-receipJs 1000; good TO lchoice weth
ers 3 S504 IS; fair to cnoicesmixed 3 4503 o6 ::
western sheep at 3lS5I04 15 native lambs 20
(d5 90; Western
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13
FRoM QUE CoRREspoNnENrs-

BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Oct 12-Sailea, sehs
Maggie Miller. Granville for st John. NIB; G M
Porter, Caais for New Haven; Waterman. do
for Beverly; Allan, Ban-or for Providence
Pemanuid Boston Tor RockpOFt; Flora Nicker-
Silver Wave Salem for Quaco, NIB; George W
Collins and Lucy Bell, Boston Tor Suliivant
Charles hunt. do for Deer Isle; Helen King.
do for Calais; Carrie G Miles and Cox & Green.
do for Rockand; Sarah Mills. DO for Bangor;
Helen, do for Calais; Ripley do for Islesboro
Louisa Francis. do for ROckland; Loduskla do
for Deer Isle; NJ J Solely, New York for Volt
vile. MS: Catharne. Bangor for Sound port ;
Fortuna, Saco for Bangor; w FL Waters, st John
for Salem
ME- DESERT. Oct 1O-Sld, sch Samos, Wood.
SOmes Sound for New York.
PORT CLYDE, Oct 11-Ar, sch Maud s. Port
lana for Prospect HarbOr.