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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29

Through the efforts of Prof. John
Milne and Prof. George Davidson, al:
earthquake pendulum" costing $3.50,
has recently been sent to Hawaii,
where 1t will be employed to study the
fremors to which our newly annexed
island group is subject. This under
taking forms part of a great seismic
survey OF the world, through which it
is hoped to obtain a fairly complete
knowledge of the location of the earth
quake centers of the globe, and of the
direction and intensity Of the earth
quake waves which radiate from them.
The station at Hawaii will be among
the most important.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29
French Spelfs Ar-.st.y

Paris March e5.-The police raided
an opium den ftequen'ed by fashion
able society and Chinese The place
has been kept by woman named
Assim, Who. duing the last exhibition
sold Chinese soods. NJ. Rochefort,
chief of the defective department. ar
rested eight ladies and gestlemen be-
longing to the list Paris society who
he found there n state of intoxica-
ton. Pipes, a Quantity Of opium and
some Oriental furniture were seizeo.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29

MI. E. A. Martel, the French ex-
piorer of caverns. whose discoveries
underground, have attracted much at
tenuon within the past few years, re-
ports that he has found in the depart
ment OF Hautes Alpes cavity in the
form OF a natural well,' whose depth
exceeds that Of any other known. He
mas sounded it to the depth of about
l,ol7 feet, but he believes that the ac-
tual bottom has not yet been reached.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29
KILLED BY CANNIBALS.
Living Flesh Cut frorn Three so
Ors and Roasted

vancouver, b. c., March %. - The
steamer Warinoo brings from Dutch
Guinea the shocking account of the
killing Of its crew by cannibals who
caught them while on shore taking
photographs. Ernest WIgan, one of
the party, was wounded by arrows,
ana while hiding, saw the barbarians
Tie MS three companions to trees, cut
on portions of their living flesh, and
finally roast ani devour them. The
Dutch man OF war Sumatra is report
ed as preparing TO avenge the atroci
ties
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29

Mems proper business in this world,
says Ruskin, falls mainly into three
divisions; first, to know themselves,
and the existing state of the things
they have to do with; secondly, to be
happy in themselves and the existing
state OF things; thirdly, to mend them
selves and the existing state of things
as far as either are marred and mend
able.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29
Rank ROBBERS G. nfcs-

lei Paso. Tex. March -. = Wilbur
and Wilson, the Two men who were az
rested at San Antonio, charged with
robhing the LiS Cruces bank. have
confessed their brine the officers
anu implicated wo well known citi-
zens OF that Cit who have been ar
rested and who ae now under bond.
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TRAIN ROBBED BY ONE MAN.
Disguised by Paint, Goes Through
Coach aNh Slernnr

Coach and Sleeper.
Kansas City, March 25.-The Kansas
CITY, st. Joseph & Council Bluffs pas
senger train was held up by lone
robber at I.angdon station. The man.
who was disguised by thick coating
OF grease and black paint, boarded the
train as 1t ster d at Langdon station
ana went through the passenger coach
ard sleeper. securing about $500 and
some valuables. He made no attempt
to get into the express car, ana left
the train before IL pulled out. The
trainmen did not know that the rob.
berry was in progress.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29
ERNIE STILL CHAMPION.
he wins From Joe Cans in the
Twelfth ROund

nc "THb FrOm Joe Cans In the
Twelfth Round.
New York, March 25.-Frank Erne Of
Buffalo successfully defended his title
to the lightweight championship OF
the world against Joe Cans, colOred.
or Baltimore, before the Broadway
Athletic club last night. Erne did most
or the heavy fighting, displaying bet
ter Judgment and more skill than his
opponent. Cans received his punish
ment gamely until the twelfth round.
when his left eye was started from the
socket by a terrible blow from the
Buffalo boy. Cans was helpless and
mere was no help for the referee but
TO award the decision to Erne.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29

Wealth" says the philosopher, lis
the source Of trouble" What is the
use OF wasting any more time trying to
guess why SO many people are always
out hunting for trouble?
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29

That friendship only is indeed genu-
Inc when two friends without speaking
word to each other, can nevertheless
ind happiness in being together.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29

Washington, March 23.--Almost the
entire session OF the senate yesterday
was spent In the discussion of the con.
ference yeport upon the Porto Rico an
propriat0 nproprationshrd shrd cmmm
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?LUMEH'S SETBACK
INTENSIEIEs INTEREST IN THE
SIEGE OF MAFEKING.

His Force Compelled to FAN Back
to Where 1t Was Two Months
Ago - Relief From the North
seems blocked Roberts Army
Continues Waiting mt BIoemfon-
tefn - French Fighting some
where East of BlOemfontein -
buiier Has Not Yet Moved I'm
Natal
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-29
BANK OF ENGLAND PROFITS.
Authorizing n Semi-Annua1 Divi-
alCnI of ElAs. Der Cent

London, March "a. At the general
court Of the Bank Of England the gov
ernor. Stewart Gladstone, announced
that profits for the six months ending
Feb. Is. were f73G. 149, and q dividend
Of 5 per cent was declared.
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% q = q 9 . - 9
|. ~ORGRGSS
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS PROCEEDINGS.
q e . - . = = o
The senate.

washington. March 20-Two meas
ures of national importance and many
of slightly lesser interest were passed
by the senate yesterday. The legisla-
tive. executive and judicial appropria-
ton bill, carrying more than $4,000
900, was passed without debate. The
measure providing for the appointment
Of a commission to adjudicate and set
tie claims Of the people OF the United
States growing out OF the war with
Spain was also passed without oppo,
Sition.
For brief time the Porto Rican
government and tariff measure was I'M
der consideration. Mr.. Foraker, in
charge of the bill, submitted some COM
mittee amendments. A few of them
were agreed TO. but the important ones
are still pending. A free trade amend
ment to the bill was offered by Senator
Beveridge.
The House.
The house to-day refused to concur
in the senate amendments to the Porto
Rican relief bill. The Democrats sup
ported motion to concur on the
ground that 1t would avoid further de-
lay In extending to the inhabitants OF
he island. but the Republicans stood
firmly behind Chairman Cannon in his
demand that the house should insist
upon its original provisions to appro-
pirate not only the money collected on
Porto RiCan goods up to Jan. /, but all
moneys collected or about
TO be collected.
The remainder Of the day was de.
voted TO the District of Columbia bust
hess.
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FOREIGN SHIPS TO KEEP AWAY.

Cannot Discharge Cargocs mt Cape
Nomr-Trndc for American Vessels.
vancouver. Ii. c., March 2i.-Cniteu
States Consul Dua'ey has received au-
vices from the treasury department at
Washington that under no circum-
stances will Canadian or other foreign
vessels be allowed to discharge their
carGoes mt Cape Nome. the trade to be
FOR American vessels exclusively.
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The pres
service ru
A court
Charleston
Gen. Mi
lenses at
Controllt
finds enpl
Secretar
ment must
Books al
pouring in
Bank o
from loanl
An efor
ernnent ID
The sto
with China
ington.
The wal
IS officers
a month.
The sena
the SPANS
war claim
The hou
fairs has
Macrun G.
A bill ]
house app
st. Louis 4
The sta
America V
onstratiCn
The Oh
Admiral 5
Montevide
The tim
torpedo b
the reques
The new
tons, specs
four 12-in|
The sen|
for inform
sions for /!
sea near 4
The hou
fairs repo
ment Of Il
Men in tn
Gov. &c
giving the
against al
goods goir
The nav
ders for {
ton, now
yard, the
100000.
Senator
bill for a
1908 10 {
purchase.
to aid the
The pre-
a resOluti,
the mum,
Dublin. Ii
appreciate
the lord r
recent Wis
The hou
directed a
allowing a
homestead
complete
Argument
known as
determine
War der
ly publish
campaign
men every
cupation
1898, and
al mortali
and 1.460
rate Of "A
From n
Edwards,
war depa
total rece]
during tn
We're SIG
at the clio
754, show
for the m,
receipts 5
customs a
Russia I
on Turkey
The suit
TO the cza
Isthmial
In Nicarad
British
need Of pr
The Pa
ready Def,
The Pa
800 SURVEY
There 4
denonstra
The Cal
Increase t
Surplus
given emU
The Oh
hpr aide n
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Isolating PIumer,. Eorc.

London, March %. = A dispatch to
the Daily News from Lourenzo Mar
ques, dated Friday. says: 1T is re-
ported here from Pretoria that Com
mander E!of Is isolating Col PIumer's
forces near Gaberones."
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rebellion Suppressed

Bloemfontein, March 25.-The rebel
Hon in the Prieska district has bean
turning here. % 'e-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hon Of Trade.

CHICAGO, July IL September wheat opened lc
higher, az SsdTTac, because the pool showed hut a
small decline In the face Of the drop here yester-
Day. and because receipts srsn. Then the mar
ker lort It's strength. because making such
a swift break to The bottom September. following
were rapidly downward Liquidation heavy
during fire slurr. and demand scattered The ssec-
,1atite mind after half hour. became COM
posed. and concluded to buy Shorts covered
to secure profits. and bull support sent the
market upward course. This movement Was
helped along by renewed buying rom the Northwest
and decrease in the worlds visible az 1sg7 01
bushels. according 20 Brsdstreet September rallied
% ne. and shortly af,erwsrd closed with most o.
the advance held be yesterday. at Tte71kc The
rally was helped TO degree by the partial recover
~ corn
The corn market made hollow simply show Of
having recovered somewhat from tho bear druhhing
. mofnspt at the opening Long corn was showed In
the pit IN immense quantities. and inside Of an hour
the market brought VI over d under yesterday 8
close reports ~ excellent crop prpspeets
suit OF recent heavy rains Covering by shorts for
pro.ts caused reaction. and part q the loss was
regaiuet giving the close appearance of fiTmnfss
compared with conditions earlier in tho session Sep
TENDER closed lse under yesterday. a. sssdSsso
Trade in rats not heavy. September closed
te down. al 29ic.
Provisions early in the session very weak bat
part ~ the loss recovered Hogs were essy at
the yards. ard the break a decidedly bear
ish factor one heavy sneclflatof bet q long
line and another sold short this stun forming the
bulk ~ the offerings The recovery. such as IL ~n.
was on buying hy packers September pork closed
Sc under Yesterday. lard i1ASisc down. and ribs ia
else depressed
The leading futures ranged IS follows:
hfticlts- Opening Highest Lowest Cosing
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lsst year ] am very much pleased with
Seattle, ana would Ike TO live here.
PERSONALS.

Of the Dil1ef
J; H. Gasy. a MIL Of Everett. spent yes
terday in the city =
r. L. Leslie . merchant Of Kert. f. yr.na.ux .
Few days in the city.
Robert Kerfiy 4 Slate er.~k MINING man 4, sim
phs ~ The Northern
y, II. Mcmillan. a grain merchant Of wersteh.e,
In the city basinss
O.. J: Anal mine owner from Attn, p. C.. ar.
rved in the city yesterday
John coriish came Dorm from Olympia yesterday
ana spenf the day in the cisy.
v }. RsasAn. 4 veli-tnosn ZIMMERMAN a 10
aniam. fs at the Kainisr-Grnd.
Edward and L. Reinig, mining men If snoquai-
ME, are registered at the Diler
Mr.. William WALKER wife u the head q. the
Port Gamble lumber mills Is Il the Rsni-r (; ard
L. Diiier. proprietor 81 the Hotel Diilcr, arrived
bone from the Dawson gold feids nigh. befofe
Harmon stmert.. we'll kno~n business man Of
nnnon'own arrived IN the city yesterday. and is at
y. A, Cornish. fsh operator Of Blaine, ae-
eompsnied ~ his wife. arrived AZ the Seattle yes
terday afternoon.
y, D.. Coleman, . prominent business man Of
. rnrst of the Butler
a. p Stewart, travelling passenger agent Of the
chiraso Alton at San Franciseo IL among the
visiting railroad men In the city
-, ". ,s1eTt unffuhg passenger sG<ut or the
canadian Pseifc railway, who has been on a
business trip for several days returned home yes.
teriay
Percy L. Sinclair. Pacific coa,, fr-igh. and ps..
senser agent II the Lehish yaBey railway. viii
shortly move hi. headquarters from Tacoma to se.
attle
Mrs. W. A. Purdy and son Warren. Of Eureks.
Kan. arrived At the Rainier Grand YESTERDAY,
en- route 70 Dawson. They VIII take passage on
the steamer faralion. sailing tonight
r. y. Fipseraid, Pacific coast passenger ag.rt of
tho Texas A Pacifc railway. with headquarters at
Los Angeles Is 81 the city He says business IN
Southern California Is holding up wonderfully we'll.
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PURCHASING PRICES,

Tue following price, src being offered 10 the pro
dueer By the local dealers for delivery In round lots
on the dock and IN the car at Seattle:
Gtaln-Oat Nae2 barley. SIS: wheat ehfcfen
iced. slses; bran. SIC shorts si1-
Hay~Pueet sonnd. san; Eastern wsskfngton
Timothy, sil; alfalfa 50 per ton
Egss-strtctlY fresh ranch. i9dc,c
nFtter-FTensh rsnch. l6lsc: creamery, on9Ec.
lonltFy.L Lave chickens, l2aI-ic; lire TURKEYS he
ttIkeys. l3ct geesc. l8s: ducts i0stgc 10.
Live stnck- Choice beef cattle cows 3sassc
steers. sri4c choice sheep &C. good hogs. live. G.
ms' dressed 7c; calves dressed, large. &C.; small.
nc; oalres, live large. Sc small &c.
Hides, fei,s and wooi-Heavy sound ssited steers.
over 20 n SCI Medium. sound. per n T.c; light.
scund, under - ~. fc; cows, sound all weights.
Tc; s,sss bulls ana OXEN, Sc; saited kip. IL;
;si'e, rsr n Sc: green hides e les. than .sl..d
summer deer. rcr N. Z5d3Ar; winter deer dr.
re- papefy deer, i2sIsc dry en- ssinc green six
iaoc sheer peits 15casi n: shearfings Isd1Sc
Eastern Washington wool sT1ic. Western Washing.
,nn wool, lSaiec; dirty ~ timber burned. Bate
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'aias
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the feilsyins
SEATTLE Arrived 1uiy u, ttr piriEo, fran
sksswsv sailed, judy T. stT Al H. for pyes
stN FRANCISCO Arrived July n, str william
cite from Seattle
VICTORIA, u C--ssilcd July "a 70 .. m ctr
piriga for Seattle Arrived, JulS II, BIZ str I'm
press II Inais. tsom Honskrng
pour TOWNSEND Passed 10, fuly Y. sfr
KVsrt~p 4 50 IN from Victoria tor Seattle.
SEATTLE sailed faiy u. str signal for Astoria
ar prunsviek ~ Eureka
nrTvH n.RRoR-ia pors July 3 ctr Jsanis.
from Seattle
NoNr~In pert Iuas .. estn ] T. rvissan, from
ScAitia
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. Juiy u. 40 p M ssE
Rsisisu KinG fa seattle schf Glendale. fer Ia
coma
xrku Ray july II clssr northwest wind four
miles Passed 81. ~ Csrs wskssela Z N t-on
san Fsanci.eo fcv seattle PASSED. 00s. bark. "a
tou q tor
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BREvITIEs.

license 70 wed was issued Yesterday in the
county auditors office for Frederick G. Hilton t2il
and Cora J. Anderson IT,, both ~ Seattle
N. MADDOX was arrested shortly after midnight
last night, charged sith stealing 81 from Perry
yoder in saloon in the lower part q the city.
Tom Mcdonald. who gave hi. occupation "a
hborer, was arrested yesterday by Policeman Ma
you, a charge Of petty larceny Mcdonald had
IN hts possession saw. brace. hit and ehise which
the owner may recover upon Application to police
headquarters.
City Physician Mckenzie ". las, night SUM
mnned to the city isii 70 attend prisoner named
Hubbard, who Is suffering from an acute attack ~
dsliriun remsns Ths prisoners pulse beat 10 to
the minute. and his limbs are badly swollen. II is
thought that he may die
" y. Frose. who Is frequent inhsbitant ~ the
dty Jail arrested yesterday upon complaint n
Perry Jede that he stole 500 from him in = ds-
reputable resort last night Tho alleged victim I'm
piicsses woman named Neyins who u well known
20 tho police - . party to the theft.
The regular monthly meeting of the Young Poo
PIES Christian Temperance Union viii DO held
this evening a. 3 o'eloct At the First Baptist
church. Fourth avenue and James street. Rev Mr.
seileck win deliver the adore. " the evening, but
~tperintsndents Of committees viii each sive an
outline u their work IN two minute talks.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO, frlg TCattie R.ceivts aSN bad
Native steers average selt sfsseg; Texans slow -
- 1rwer hgtrhfrs' firck. ttsatf - stsDng Ne
tires Best ssls trfAf. nae ckriaad. a. q ~ Enol
90 prime ste6ft. tt8d-u po0r 70 aesiufn. s. AS
selected freAesl. sesaY. a stst 50 rntHsd s'resss
rfft. FssdY 81 tkas s t.llls, s. t544 -. ealvss
shk4e sirpngcr thta As4 TnssfEg ct u toA8 a
rsxsos Receipt ar bead Pest en- ssis twe ar
las& 80 s. fs3 fteafs 81. 86s: FzAsa steers. s. 8
- tails s. saG9 g
Hass nnesirtt u IN bad, to-aerTaw. y 100, tsss
ever aas MhrAss Toe lrwer ti9stng sszE MiFea
ssA Butchers E,sg % s0ns % rhnios hsasy q 81
- rasA AsRsg s. tsssi hsAt sss5s ~ hu.k 4
sa4ss. 8 1sss ~.
sasep Rsevtgss 400 hssA Ma,srs ssaw; ls-sha
fts 81 i-Tfr ffget 70 shuf1n wsthsrs. tAas sriv
fs -hracr uirrs g lefs Wesf~rn sss~n ana rssr
aaU. ss rrsss sasgr, n8s nstirs isus. s. ts
Fs & wtsirrn gsnbs. fssk
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CHICAGO. july Thomas Cskiil.
western representative q tise CaEracp9ii-
tar raagaxine. was killed IN the Ere that
sestroYs5 thn VshreFulsr hruomeeTn
warehouse last nlEhi. Firer8ea searching
through the rains today came acroaE rs
rnanaied aud gaarred body. Ths portion
~ fha asi!istnR re was sleeping IN waB
caught By the blaze. and fell into she
ruins OF the warehouse.
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CHEESE California fx,s. Ssssc: Youns America. 10
Gisc Esst<n. nominal
Eggs-store. ik8lse fancy ranch isc; Eastern. ~
GlS-c
Po1ltry-Turkey gnhAlers. aaloc: turkey hens 10
@ile old ROSTERS, S. 074: ycuns roo~.ers. y sose
small broilers s7sA2 IS large hroilsrs, s. ,ss3: Try
s. .sId4 hens 8 1ss: CID duck. SEA 50; geese,
sIl2sei=.
Wool and Hops.
wool-srring- Nevada. Is7I5e Eastern Oregon. 10
Sise: valley Oregon. Edac Fall Northern nonnt-
ain lambs. loal2c; mountain lambs, salcc; san
Joaquin plains. SAID; Humboldt and Mendocino
ifSi4c
Hops-Crop Of lsee. udI5c.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Easy; December. H.lsi cash. SIS.
Bafiey-No sales
Corn-Lsrse yellow. SllSslTi.
q q e
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nfeaastuGs.
AN FRANCISCO 1ey - WHEAT E.sy co -.I
trt sfsatf .- .er sr-t ~Ert-t
Nar.sf 4f,e-
n4fs T.
seq g-afaflH
vressi -tr--s y. g. 1H. rsrtrs It's. .si.
80 81 -ss
Rsrsr Fes -sfrs '~rw-s Ees5s-
Receipts.
F1esr es2rssr 20 ta a1g WAst -s.aa 1.l
-asst 90 u.t ta Do ff. --.taz. iIff eats -fr
.sis $40 nres.a. .e tesrt .e-salt 111- ia
,rqt t.Rf. f'i5 Htr. a.es Ws.ai-rsee. ~.
NaF srns 90 w.-t. hes~ 8 h4aet. sH-tsr -.
Provisions. Fruits. Ese.
Ma,,ass N.s1aa.r ii-ez. trsa. iitasls &c rs,
t1a
ht-'sv. 8 So afafa $50 81 --r. -rtse5 rhsa.. =
80 tFas lsF rae. seTf
TezetAhtes s.trerfkr al4e.s -Nzy. -aesar. h-ra
.-stsae gees gsas. 14s. 'tsirg heaas - ree -
.f-rssces -tzN g BIZ. sss4-azaf. -. 81
Tr-i- ArE.fs, rhees, sln. -snmHc- 10 Mrz.
cAu ttnra HEs etrna EaNfa-niA len r. s-a
q Is shars CGlucruiA is1Q~t s4ss @. hiaAnaa.
81 ssS1 z rlaezrp1ss. & sass e
BustAs-Fszsg ersazsfJ. iss sscoEzx, 1kS ls.s
fsscy eAlEJ. LEI sssSE3s. la8assa.
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MARINE NEWS.

SsNAIMo- Arrived IalY ", ,'r Ttapls ''esn
San Ffaatlsee Asiu fn'n Fer' Les AnRsles - q,
r-saos sailed sfY welilrFte. ftg san rrancssre
pOEr tTpfpw Arrived Iair a srhr 4 ,no-
EAU cart Rsssfh twenty iva dsrs frarn W0nSaia
-, ls#ts Fsntfu casgn NJ Whe
SsN FRANCISCO Arrived, fAly y. str Una
,fis fsrsa rs-srrA ~ vans wans from NlrioHA
saiieA ~ cliamtla. 81 Astoria stf NattsasAs.
SUNNY " = s,nss. Ialr IA Asranxs
faf Nsnscutar
ASTORIA ssnsA Jsiy a. n FSfs'Aira FIR
WORT GAMpLE- sagss I1ir "a h ssaalsais.
fsr sfifsfv
yOkNuAMA- Arrived rrrvicais - 1alv e. ~
ssi~~,sie f-rsr Tacnra ~ lAtruti Msru frrru 50
.tsie saifsA ~ ie.ssh ThamsA fes rass
vt1 r0EfA Arrived. JAW y ~ Hsss. tso-a
fsnt. tarkF
GrAYMAs Ssnsa yuit Z seAr napr,l-,- fer
sIsavs tarhss Arrived rrtsfcs.s'1. chr Fyc3
Nral ft.aa VAnfUrFst
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Wool and Hops.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. July H. F1oar- Receipts. ss.eo bar
reis: exports, 81 barrels Market inactive. Min
nesotA patent 81 f04i Is. winter straights. N.T5e
$50
Wheat Receipts. $50 bushels: exports y ss bush
els. Spot, firm; Ne. red. sec. {. b.; SIC. ess-
vator. Options opened rather firm on Unexpectedly
strong cables hut not having any outside support
Quickly fell of snt with enrn was weak most Of
the session. Influenced hy rains in the Northwest,
weaker late cables. Bheral vhes; receirts and
general liquidation: rallied covering and cicsed
firm. sc net adfauce. Jaly s3as5sc. closed ssar
September. 90 SisfN I3ec eiossd Size: October, 80
as2r closei Sc December. 81 Slegssic closed ssse
wocl-Dull
Hops-Quiet
Coaee Options closed STEADY, Al ne. decline o.
Bri3 points sales. = - bags. including Sep;em-
her sle.7s Nc Octohe-, ssc November. I. soc; De
cenber. seles sc. $40; Rio. easy; No. invoice.
stc Mild. quiet.
susar-Rsw. firm; fair refining. tsiec; centrifugal.
&c test. l1isc. Refined. strong
Visible Grain supply.
Special telerraphic communications 10 Brsdssvcets
show the following changes In Available supplies,
as compared with last account:
Wheaf-Inited States ard Canada, east ~ the
Rockies. decrease sgi no bushels sfost for and in
Eurore decrease. go bushels total supply. de.
crease, ? s3i 200 bushels
Corn United States and Canada. east Of the
Rockies decrease. II, 900 bushels
osts-infted States ard Canada. east ~ the
Rockies. decrease as no hushes
Pscisc coast wheat stocks increased loT 90 bushels.