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Local Bank 0earinrs

-le Sz1 Frzzcisco hank clezrfnks II Nz-ch
were SIS - 90 against Sz2S Sdz IS IN
EE-ch lG0z FT rhs first three usz1hs q The
gsE --eE were Sz11-S2z- 65S- zEztrSr S3f1. 30
- -1- rEe sane tine las- year TEis :
re-E ErzZ-EtzE sE1zi-E. i l16icsras q
rE-z=- z1rS1zi q II The business q Szz Ers-
c.s-c ov=- 1eQs Las yea t1is r11e re
steadily falling hshzzd n these hank
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FDOUR-Calfforraa Family Extras "a SOC
5 TO- usual terms; Bakers Extras 81 TO<55
Oregon and Washington. 5obbing a. saga so
FARINACEoUS GOODs-Prices In packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, IS IS per 100
lbs Rye Flour 50 rs Gin barrels 81 75}: Rye
Meal, SO so un barrels, 81 50); Rice Flour
IS: Corn Neal s. SO: extra cream do s. 75
Oat Meal, 81 z544 so: Oat Greats. 81 So
Horliny. IS 1894 Buckwheat Flour 81 300
Is. Cracked Wheat. 50 rs; Farina 81 50.
whole Wheat Flour So 50: Rolled Oats bbls
Split Peas. boxes, IS so; Green Peas IS 50 per
Ico lbs.
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Duties on Imports.

-he -e-el--s q duties On Imports ~ the
ss- Erz-ciscc Cus-ozl-hoESe n Nz-ch Eere
so 80 zEztusr Sss7. 80 IL March. 1eo4- For
rr= 1rs- chrzs months q rhe yea TIE receipts
rs-e SI704724 sEztns- s. SIS 81 during The
sere rs-EoE II 1874
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Bank CIearinps

NEW YORK March SI@Tne foltozirg
table. complied By Bradstreet, SHOWS the bank
cl=aTtngs at TIE principal cities for the week
ending March -, with the percentages OF in
Crease and decrease, compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND. March S1-wheac-wa,,.
Walla- e66s7cs biuestern. eS3e4c, valley SIC
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA March 31.-wheat, UNCHANGED.
blue~tem. sszsc; club. SIC.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March 31--The London tin
market again was higher. closing at e13S los
Tor spot and Elsa Us ID for futures Locally
the market continued quiet, but Was held
higher IN sympathy with the foreign strength
Spot closed al S30G30 15-
Copper was Z shade higher abroad. closing
at ser as Sd for spot and s6e 16s Sd for fH-
tures Locally the MARKET was unchanged
with lake quoted at SIS 3TL915 so: electro
lytic. SIS Sg15 35. and casting. si4 sT176
Is g.
Lead was unchanged AZ - 5064 90 in the
local market and eli los IN London
Spelter was unchanged IN both markets,
csosfnF al e23 Iss in London and S6 locally.
Iron closed al SIS IN GLASGOW and 4ss In
MsdsIesf,o-o Locally the market vas un-
chaused No I foundry Northern, 81 ESQ
Is .: No ? foundry Northern. SIT 5oGfS.
Nc fosiudry Southern and No. ! foundry
Sr.lrhern soft ST z5G1s ..
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though il il reported that quite large bust
ness has been done IN the aggregate during
,he last few DAYS and stocks cleaning ap
somewhat Quotations range from 21sc TO
5~c. according grade
APRTCOTS-F1rm- Choice. 1z1l1c; extra
choice, IL612Hc: fancy, 12G15c.
PEACHEs-Ltght supply. Choice held. iod
i0Ac; extra choice. 1e549I04e, and fancy.
fItsHI2c
RAISTNS-Stesdy a. recent prices Loose
Nuscatels quoted 4l1sLc: London layers
81 e5G1 25 and seeded rzisins. 514G6z.c-
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE March 5i--ceer.nss, ss7s, SO;
balances. s17eez9
TACOMA. March 5l--Clear1ngs, $40 2ns.
/ balances, S65,T72.
PORTLAND. March 5f--Czearnss $3.50 7ss:
balances. f56. So
SPOKANE. March 3f--Gear1nEs fsI4 -7r-
!. hslarces 81. 66Q.
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New york Grain and PRODUCE.

NEW YORK March 31.-FLoUR-Recesur.
ls.5 500 barrels: exports. 1900; inactive but
fairly steady.
wHEAT-Rscsipss. 24.4oo: exports Zoe 500
Northern Duluth 81 III Z. o B. sroaf; No /
hard Manitoba 81 o. y (. o. b. sdczf In =
general way the wheat market =as much
nrTner to-day. notwithstanding further bearfsh
crop news Shorts appeared nervous In an
small Argsntfns shipments and Arm cables
were leading bull factors Just at the close
prices suddenly yielded to realizing and Ierr
OF unchanged . .se net loser May. 81 III
sshc: September. s5H0s7nc closed ssEc.
HOPS-Quiet
HIDEsFirm-
PETROLEUM-Sseady.
wOOI-Steady.
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures
closed steady. points higher Total saJes
7l.ooo. including: April. $500. May. s65c:
osnber, 7-2c97 &c, and January. 7-25c. No
Rio. 7ac-
sUGAR-Rzv, arm. fair refining. 4z.e. cen-
u1fugzi. - test. z5scs u,olzsses sugar &C; re-
fined, steady crushed. 6.75c; powdered g. 15c.
zrauuIated- 6o5c-
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady- State full cream small
colored and white fancy. f4txc; do fne fsx
do late made col0red and white poor 70 ohat~s
los. T1S3<c. do large coIored ard white fsrr~
and white. poor 10 choice. lo4 G13c
EGGS-Easv- Western fancy held hrxts
15ssc
EsEAPORATED APPLE-Tns market con-
tinues strong common. 4G5Lc. prime, $3.50
PRUEES-Show no material change. al
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London CIosing stocks.

tar sliNer-steady. : l5-l6d pr ounce
Aoney-2zF2& Per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills Is 2L per cent and for three
mo1ths' bills 2[ G2L per cent
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vtsh Deeeuaeer active and Nay sioS-
CASH WHEAT
-e:, Sa,ifor1ia Club 8, ses1 So Cslir15sl. s1s.4a
cub. 81 5zAel IS: northern Blpestsaa.
81 6S1z61 67ia. Northern Red. 81 80 per ctI:
lower grades ct Wheat 81 soS1 IS per ctL
Session to II. 80 a N
eoDsn- High Low closs @
bsssn5sr bss 81 81 sH s. sI 81 sI ss
p n Session
December-sI 2s bid 81 ISL asked
BARLEY-Nav was stin and advanced &c
and December was several fractions higher
CASH BARLEY
81 26AG1 80: Chevalier. 81 234 a SO Per ctL-
FUTURES
Session 9eto 1850 g. n
Open High Low Close.
Nay ..----H I55s 81 lss 81 55r 81 Iss
p N Session
May ....sl 4a II a Hlsa "a 81 Ls 81 ci2s. fsss
0ATs-Tne market continues quiet and un-
changed
Write 81 ss9l 90. Surprise. 81 ssel 50:
Eastern white 81 42AG1 IS per ctl
CORN-The market is getting unsettled
under the continued imports from the West
and quotafiGns show more frequent changes
The feeling IS rather weak than otherwise
Western sacked. 81 50G1 IS for Yellow
81 3541 81 for White and 81 32s for Mixed
caIfornia large Yellow. 81 s5e1 3Tls; small
81 S5a1 40 for White and 81 2591 SO for
Brown
BUCKWHEAT-s2 25 per ctl
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Trade In Oranges wac rather quiet bur zood
prices were stsn obtained for small sizes OF
sound Nsreis. which were IN comparatively
light supply. Large fruit was still pressed for
10 ill their wants at less than the quoted
rates In the auction rooms four cars os
choice and standard fruit were sid the choice
selling at TocG<1 10 and the standards az CSC
G<l One and one-haif chests OF Lorzworrh
Strawberries came in from san Mateo County
figure being obtained only for SeE drawers
sixteen crates Of the large varieties were re-
cetved from Los Angeles and. being poor and
uuatrractive. were slow o sale at 57Sc Per
basket There was nothing new 10 report IN
* lTPPIEs-srec i IS per box.
CITRUS FRUTTS-oranges Ssvels. 81 5o62
and Tsc6sl 10 fos - s;and.rd: a.. Tasssrins
Sor choice and 75cas1 for standards: Grape
Fr,tt 81 5n72 50; Mexican Lines <164 50 per
~ase- bananas 81 7561 50 per bunch for Cen
srzi American and sfG1 IS for Hawaiian,
P.neapplez. s5d5 per dozen
Dried Fruits Nuts. Raisins. Honey
This market continues duh AZ the old quota
tfone with practically no stock left in the
state except Prz1nss and Ratstns The Honey
market continues Heglecred and unsatisfactory.
FRUTTSApricots si5G11c for Royals. Nee
tarines THHe..c for White and 7r1c for Red:
Peaches sLGptzc per 10. Pears 56l2c- Piurns
pstfed 465c for black. 51797c for red and AZ
a6c for ysiio~. F.ss. 2scroEn bricks: sc: 3
White 2x asc: black 25565s1c: Evapcrated
Apples. 577c Per H.
PRTNEA1&9zc per ID fer the four sizes
and ersc basis for the large sizes
RAISINS-lec4 crop O b. FreSn7Inpe-
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sIeat Market

DRESSED MEATS
wholesale rates from slaughterers 20 dealers
are follows
BEEF5h asHe for Steers and 4a5c Per ID
for Cows
MUTTOS-wetherss I6Tl.cs Ewes, 697e per
pound.
LANB-u612c for Spring
PoRE-Dressed Hogs. 619Sc per y.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following Quora-iors ara for gooc- sound
Livestock. delivered IN san Francisco, less 4o4
z5 Per cent shrinkage for Cattle
CATTLEStsers. IL GT-4cs Cows and Heif-
ers. 513961zc: thin Cows. 4G5c Per n
CALTE-ff4,-c per ID gross EsighO
sHEEP-wethers. 31s6S1c: Ewes. 3G5Ec
per ID gross weightl-
LAMBss2 506z IS per head
HOGALive Hogs. 200 70 $50 lbs 5A75Ic.
$50 20 200 lbs. 5265Sc. 50 70 80 IDS. 81 .
5Se: Feeders. Sc. Sows. 20 per cent oc. Bears.
30 per cent OF. and Stays 40 Per cent OF from
above quotations
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Hides TaIIoM. Wool and Hons.

about 1c61e under quotations Heavy salted
Steers. lie. medium. 101sc: light. sIc:
Sfaxs nc. saIted Kip. 10-z61Ie: Saires
Tesi II61i1sc: saltsd Calf. I20121sc: dry
Hidee. isc; dry Kip. 15c: dry Calf.
short Wcol 5o675c each. medium. 1896
81 10: Long Wool. 81 es9e: Horse Hides.
5I-I-, 50 25 ror small and soc for Colts:
Horss Hides. dry. 81 Is for large and 81 259
80 for medium: 81 FOR small. Soc for Colts
p,,es Sktus-Dry Mexican. Soc: dry szitsd
nexicau. 25c: dry Central American. SOC:
Cat sktusEPrirne Angorzs. 75c: extra large
do. 81 Is: large. SOC: medium. 5ocs snail. 35c-
r1TJOW-No 1 rendered. 464Hc Per ID:
No 2 3GSHc: Grease. 1kG2Ae-
WOOI-NorninaL
HOPA1eo4 crop. 25925c Per ID: 1905 crop
fTS1sc-
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Condition of the Treasury.
New york COTTON Market

WASHINGTON. March sf.-To-days state
ue1r O the Treasury shows: Available cash
balances. $40. 721.s29; gold. sTo. 2e2 eSs.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
St. Louis Wool Market,

ST. LOUIS, March 51.-wool. steady. Ter
tory and Western mediums. 226z5c; me me-
ium, 1767sc, fne, 15111c-
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pntter ebeese and Eegs.

CHICAGO March 31--Oa the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady.
Creamsrtes 22G2ec: dairtes. 2lG25c- Eggz
easy Al mark lse~- Cheese. steady l-1ls4sc
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riai clusters 81 2see 50: D=sese. 81 s5ei 20.
crown xIsG5c. 3-croEn 464Lc- 2-crovn. 50
51ze. Seeded. 4-.G6c. Thompsou's Seedless-
412d4lzc. Seedless SultanaS. 3G5c Per b
NCTSWairurs No J. softshell. 11q1Sc:
No 1oG1fc. No. 1 hardshsil. 12cs No. :
locs Almonds 1e617e for N0npsreiis. 141l4'sc
for X L f3L6141sc for Ne Plus Ultra
s1d lie for LanEueioc: Peanuts 66Te for
Eastern Pecans. 11913c: Cocoanuts. S4 5oGSs
CheStnnts- 1G9c per b for Italian
HONEY-Conb. 1c612c for white and si78
1oc for amber water white extracted. SIG
SIC; light amber extracted. 565ac. dark. 81
BEESwAx-z-71ze pr n
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Provisions.

Everything remains as before quoted with
the market still dull
CURED MEAT-Baco1- 1alsc per ID for
heavy. 1017c for light medium. 12.1c for light
1SLc for extra light and 15c for sugar
cured; dry salt Hides. 2l 610c. Bellies 10ls .
HE: Eastern sugar-cured Hams. 12L313c.
California Hams. 111e12e. Ness Beef s109
10 80 per Dbl. extra Ness. SO 5oe11: Family.
clear 81. Mess SIS 50. Pig Pork SIS: Pigs'
Feet IS. Smoked Beef. lac per ID
L4RD-Terces quoted At sac PER ID for
California compound. &c for Eastern compound
and s1zc for pure. hsIt-harrels. pure. -. c.
lob tins. 1eAcs 5-I6 tins. 1O%c. 3-lb tins.
1014c
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. re; three
haIf barrels Sc- one tisrce. Ike: two tie-css
~ I'VE tferces. Ic rer ID
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+Sot included in totals because containing
other items than clearfngs- balances paid
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Nev York Stock Marked.

YORK Nzrch 3l-To-5zv-E stock
rhe hands q professional
chg hanctul q tne Standard SIS
s-e zz Grc1 A. 1l1L away ION as
f-eie- az EDE --Ee TIE -lof fe-1e-r- al
re-l E-EE.sh clear t11=x q 4
rhe -arr u -he trading elsrne1I
TIE --lzeI- C-rEz-L-Lls-L q ne money
as1-rcEs he restrictive iu--US1ce 81
ard Is -1t more tran temporary
-NteE-e1 o marx -le el- q -le
Des- Lgal- re l-re1lel-Ls llr ne
lr=--s -1z -rz1-Eg e-z-z1e--- seems 70 %
-F5r-- rLar rzaLz-icu e U1reT VII fol-
Ueiis-elr The tone q -Ee any r-sr
ulre c--s--ai-=-- uttlE TIE 1res1 Ess
e--=--z--e1 rLzt rhe-e hight - & 1c--T
-r= uC1=g market wl-h ne closing Gay q
r--L Ire comparative r-a-lui-litT G
trzE -a-e which GEd 11- get zncT=
e=-t- Cz-E=l rhe aEprehenstcu- Prices
c-e sz-= r-r----starc-s about every cay ms
H-zt Outside g -rz professional circles -1zrE
Hc= 20 stirring -- speculative l1tsresr- ADToa1-
'ss EEl here re eEpec-aIllz q q relzXzIio1
money ETrsr rhe ruru q The quarter has Al
rI-er1e ~ STOCKS A ll-D1er - -Tlllslrle-s
and sElacislcies were strong from tr1-rl1-zs
TIE Scl-LerE iron merger TIE les1
-Ee- re brett q Aew Ecrz t-aeti1r cor
z-=s from rururs rU-nel en-erpris=s- set
-.ee1- q -1e Lc--a1s c1pEer c-sEltes
we've S-ue 81 -he sH-ci1c instances ef ths old
which played rev psrr n rns day ?
z-E=r TIE best -rtces q The ozE Eere
-=lE rhe cl1sIlg to1e being ir-egulsr-
B1l1s Esre Irregular Total sales. par
s. GO o11
T-lted states S. registered advanced -
New York Stock List.
= Hutton = CO. 40 California street,
- F-anclsco- ueDbers q The NeE E0rk
ss-o1k ExcazlEe, furnish TIE following 01hclsI
ss..lz-icns q -bsS EGchE1ge-
ssles sIOcEs- .Hlgh Lev Bid Ask
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion

There was another decline in Silver. The
rates sor Exchange stood about the came
LOCAL
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Family Retain Market


: Ese zs-sst = --ssi -ss-ne--sy suppl.sd -sse
Fish and most kinds selling al rather h.sh
Meats are IN good supply ard cheap
Butter IS lower this week but Cheese ard
sfraEberTiss a-s on the market but iney
are not very plentiful and are TOO expensive
for the average buyer Prices q osner FRUITS
have not changed since last week Mcst klnts
prizes
COAL. PER Ton
Roslsn - % % sssli,aEioa aasHsi1--
El Eien"2nd --Egle 20 MT -------s-G "
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC
Butter. ehotce-sq- $50 Cheese. Swiss es15s
Do E0oS ----s7 az Ssss psr dOzs .1os5s
Cheese Eastern soa25 d. extracted. =. se10
POULTRY AND GAME
each --..-.Tsess1 ssI1Esoas. psir.-.--sso
Do snail 5oGos squalls Se- pair--9.o
eses boosters &C., s;ss, Ms
Old Rosters "a eSls5 Brant. each -e51s0
Eryers- sach-..-.6oa IS Rasolts. each -eoees
Turkeys. per Ib2ss52s EnEIish Snips. d--ss 50
Ducks. each .-.75c6sli Common do czs-eS
MEATS PER POTND
Roast Beet- Mutton choPs-----el3
Cholee cuts .f5a2o Pork Chops-------ais
Boast Veal .-I2lsa ais corned Beef So
E.oasr PORK. -15d1 IS Beef Stsw..-..--- 81 ,
11.s.-SS-E Lamo--Gl@ = Mutton SteN----. - -
5incq-r Lamb .--fI5 Veal Sew -1e1lza
ForsSIr Autt0z-. SG10 Soup Meat -.---- -
- mutton ---.-9lGS0up BOnes--..--. 80
5Hcriotn Steak III ais Hams --------.--15als
sirioia srsss iass as 0sh PoFR saa..s. isssIs
71oond steak --10612S Chipped Beef 90
1enno Cnops- -----1s72o Lard ..---.----1zi1o-
FRUITS AND nuts
Aiasrr Pearssea-5o95 Lemons -1o9So
Almonds .-------1592oiL MINES doz- .leG1S
Apptes ----..--.. - Oranges. do1e1-
SS.--sSA1ls sAo-----413 Fancy -.---..--<o1oo ~
Cranesrries Qt---62O Common .----.- s61S
5eea-s -..--d2C P1neapples. each 500
6razu Nuts NO Ralsfus. lb.----l0c1t
Banaras dcx-. 2573S S<rawberrzes nskti5HS0
Coccarutz. each 511o Tznxertaes doE.. 500
FlEs dried ID. sf7fnlVTainuts pe- ID i5610
Grape Fruit. dz s0ca<fi
VEGETABLE
Asparagus. D.. .10a15 orions. psr b----f
Arrehokes. dos -4of7 rs Okra dried 10 ~
Bsets do1sn---- -1o7-iPoeasoes. Per Ib-1-7e
Beans white. n. 56Al Do new. per he
Col0red. Per ID So sPz-snlcs. Per dx lt610
Dried Lima u - Rhuharb % -. 81
Cabbage each. sa10 Radishes. dz ech1S920
Celery. head. 5910Sa dz bnches Sc
C-ess. dz bunch -156-iStrfrx Beans ib-612l4
cucumbers- each -1e61S Summer squash
Gar1lc ----------e19i Der . -.----41<4
Green Peppers % e01s55 Sprouts Per -
Dried Peppers -1oE2O So11ach- Der b---4t
Egg Plant Ib---625SEest Potztoes.loN-te
Green Peas h. 46 Thyme IN hnehs- -2te13o
Lettuce. per doz 1880 Tu-1ips per dox--9f5
Leeks Sz bsch 1880 Touasoes. D.. -1S92O
Mushrooms ID -4o675
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: -. = =. ------7-- . : I----- =
New York stock List.

r Hutton 4 Co. 40 California street,
81 Franclsco- znelbers q the NeE E0rk
ss-3ck Excaz-ge, furnish TIE following o16czzI
,,.elz-tu1s q -bsz E1chz1ge-
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Continued on Page Fourteen
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Morning Session
California stock and on Exchange

50 H1ss ss.Esa Fl-s. CO new poo.,...... - Is
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ETAPORATED APPLE-Ths
tinies strong common. 4z5Lc. I
5 41c. choice. 66S1zc. and fancy.
PRUEES-Show 10 material
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INTERNATIONAL
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. March sLa > m

UNITED STATES BONDS
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-04-18

know it," came the cutting words OF
Murgatroyd. He had risen behind the
doctor and stood like statue, his
manacled hands stretched toward Nc
Cloud and his burning gaze fixed on
his face. Tell these men that you
have spoken a lie! Tell them you are
trying to revenge yourself against me
and have"
A deep oath and sudden rush Of
feet interrupted the speaker; then a
brawny fist leaped out like lightning
and struck him down.
tits the act of coward to strike a
man in irons," said Merricl, turning
blackly from his work, "but that cur
deserved it. There, Darrel-McCloud
.-Quick!"
McCloud, with feeble moan,
pitched forward, but Darrell caught
him and eased him to the floor His
form became rigid, his eyes staring,
and he was again as Darrell had seen
him in Kansas Joes old hut, just off
the War Eagle trail.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-04-18
ITO be continued.
Homsseekers, Excursions.

The Chicago Great Western Ry !,
will on the first and third Tuesdays
of each month, January to April to-
elusive, sell home seekers tickets at
one fare plus 50 for the round trip to
aq eoo On Florida Gsoss ndan
Territory, Iowa Iowa. Kansas Mls;,, Kentucky,
sofa, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska,
Nevada, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vir-
ginia and Wyoming. For further in
formation apply to any Great! eS-
tern Agent or j. P. Elmer, G. 2, A..
Chicago, Ill. apr Is
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-04-18
GAMBLING
WITH FATE
By WILLIAM WALLACE COOK
Aush~ Of "Tas Geld Cleaners: A sery Of
the Cyanide Tanks, - ..wilby's Dan,"
"Hs PrteaA he Enemy, "Reeer
Of Bate" Eve, Kes.
Copyright. 1905, By william w.ll.ee Cook
CHAPTER XIX.
BARRELS INNOCENCE PROVED.

BARRELS INNOCENCE PROVED.
There followed long pause during
which the wild music and hilarious
Ahouts from the dance-hall were waited
to the group in the gamblers Office,
In the presence of suffering like Nc
Clouds the festive sounds were incon-
gruous and brutal.
did you know this all the time.
Roy?" asked Payton, in low tone.
Il did not know he was McCloud,"
answered the young man. He was In
stupor. apparently. and we could get
little out of him. We thought he was
Nate Darrell"
Lenyard ran to Darrell and took him
by the hands.
How wonderfully this has come
about, Mr.. Darrell" he went on, in
. voice full of emotion. II believed in
you all the time and did what could
to establish your innocence, but it was
not until this afternoon that the cards
were placed in my hands that helped
me win this game for you. McCloud
walked into camp and Glenn was
among the first to see him. Glenn
thought he was you, and took him to
his own lodgings and made him as
comfortable 40 possible, then came to
me. knowing was about the only
friend Nate Darrell had in the camp.
I'VE could get nothing out of Nc
Cloud and l also thought he was your
self. Your arrival on the Anaconda
stage-you, whom thought to be Nc
Cloud-all but carried me of my feet.
I followed you coyertly and arranged
Tor DR.. Payton and the marshal to
wait in front Of Kaliper's after you
and Murgatroyd had come UP here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

rsy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Chicago March SO-The wheat market recovered
in the last hour to-day from the depression that
prevailed I'D TO that time and closing prices showed
Nav &c and September ISc higher, with July &c
lower the latter being about &c above the lowest II
reached in the forenoon. Nothing was changed IN
the generally splendid outlook for the next crop.
and the improvement in the price near the end
merely represented the oversold condition OF the
market The shorts fright al the strength OF
corn near the end on the report that 100 boatoads
Of latter had been sold for export. Corn. after
a weak time in the forenoon. closed strong at a
recovery of about &c from the lowest point touched
earlier but still little lower than final prices of
the day before. Oats lost 1sc. Provisions closed
from unchanged for ribs from 22c to &c lower for
lard and pork.
There was a spirit Of caution observed by the
sellers Of July and September wheat who had
made the instability of the weather at all times,
and more especially in the early spring. May wheat
was-merely used sort OF steering apparatus in
the hands OF the individual who present acting
chauffeur the machine. Local receipts were
% cars. compared with 10 LAST year. May closed
l2s; the highest 81 l2al and the lowest 81 u.
July sold from S72c SS3sc. closing $3.50 Ss1ac
The market for suffered again from the excel
lence Of the weather. weakness OF wheat and the
liberal receipts. A great business was done, as
prices yielded to the pressure from all sides Local
receipts were 30 cars, Of which q We're contract
and p cars of the latter grade were transferred
from private purses. Shipments hence were 5sl 900
bushels. Estimate OF to-morrow's local receipts
Vas 20 cars May closed at the tOp-411sc. The
lowest was 46l4c The range Of July was from
4sssc TO 47l2c, closing at 47ssc to 4715c.
The oat market followed the downward tendency
Of other grains Business was light compared with
previous DAYS this week. trading being mostly
local and OF a scalping character. Covering by
shorts was the feature of the market. Receipts
~ cars, and 157 cars estimated for tomorrow
Shipments were 1900 bushels. After selling as
high as 1850 10 2912c and low 29c May closed
at 24c The highest for July was 291ac the lowest,
$3.50; the close was 2g14c TO 2sssc
Provisions held fairly steady at a slight decline
from the previous close Trade was mostly confined
10 ribs. The weakness in corn brought out consid-
cradle long product and the unloading this COM
pletely swamped tie market for a time and prices
eased of. Offerings were soon cleaned UP and a
slight reaction took place packers were support
ing the market through brokers. May pork sold
from So 67a off SO 57iz. and reacted to So 90:
July sold from 81 IA off t0r S2 =. May lard sold
from s. 10 off to 07ls and July from 81 2719 off
s. Zl4 May ribs sold from s. 92IR to Sc 90 off to
IS 20 to Sc 9a and reacted TO Sc 92; July from
S7-21a 10 s. % of TO 81 and reacted to SID to
S7125. Hog receipts were 81 90 head and prices at
the yards We're sc lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31
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