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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-06

Chicago, Feb 28.-A special to the
Record from Washington says: The re-
markable speech Of Mr.. Carter in the
Senate, taken, in connection with that
of Secretary Carlisle at the Manhattan
club in New York a few days ago, has
started a good deal of talk about a reor-
ganization .of the old political parties
and division of the people upon new
lines Both the republicans and the
democrats seem almost hopelessly di-
vided upon the same issue, and that the
most important before the American
people today.
The parties are united upon every
other. More than half the democrats in
Congress declare that they will not sup
port the candidate to be nominated at
Chicago unless he pledges himselfto free
coinage. A considerable portion of the
republicans say the same concerning the
candidate to be nominatsd It St Louis.
Then why, it is asked, cnnot those in
both parties VINO think alike, get to.
gether and name men who agree with
them' a great many people believe if
discussion and division continue much
longer that will happen. Secretary
Morton suggested such an expectationA.-
lpon his part in newspaper interviewI(
lot long ago, and there are, those who
,laim to have heard the president. ,re
iict general breakup and reorgani;6
ion before the end of this administr2
ion, but it is not likely that there WI
re any boiling from either party unit
tter the national conventions are hel
nd the platforms are adopted.
The republican leaders do not expec
ny bolt Both Mr. Teller and NJ
'arter, who announced the terms of tfr c5r
liver senators, declare that they VIA
OF leave the republican party, and tn
hey cannot be driven out, no matt
no is nominated.
81 am a republican, and l always
ect to be a republican," said Tell
am just as good republican
nm Sherman or George F. Hoar, al To
iere is just as much probability of tn
aving the party as there is of nv LED
g. have said that will not supps
e republican candidate for the pres,
'ncy unless we can make some salts
Glory agreement on the silver CUES
IN. ! think that agreement impossi.
e, | will still continue to be a repub.
an. do not intend to vote the dem
ratio ticket no matter who is nomin-
I'd on either side"
Senator Carter says: ave are going
get together before the St. Louis
nvention. The silver men in the west
not going to bolt the republican
rty' There are many other issues
on WEIGH we all agree, and thew
uid hold us together, no matter how
zen we might differ on the money
estion. Nevertheless, we western fell
rs intend to have something to say
'ut the management and the policy
he party. We don't propose to let
" England and New York lead us
uad BY the nose"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-06
nunynD ur n ma cAnsN.


Butte, Mont March David Davis,
= young man who has been living in a
cabin with several other men IN the
southern part o. The city, was burned up
with his cabin, which was destroyed
about midnight
Ills Two compsaions are missing, and
i Is question whether Davis met his
death IN the FIRE Or IN some other man
ner The three men had been drinking
heavily all day.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-06

Puts in the newspapers help MANY
merchants to "raise the wind
Fame is the froth on the bs.r.
Is 'he substantial material underneath it
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-06

Seattle, Wash, March "A. f. Bur
leigh Is still sole receiver Of the North
ern Pacific railroad for the states Of
Warrington Idaho Oregon and Mon.
tana, comprising more than two-thirds
Of the mileage Of the system So say
Judges Hanford aud Gilbert Of tire fed
eral court IN DENYING the application Of
the Farmers Loan and Trust company
g have BurIeigh removed and McHenry
and higelow as the receivers appointed
by Judge Jenkins at Milwaukee, ap-
pointed In his stead The decision was
handed down In the federal court here
this morning BY Judge Gilbert, Judge
Hrnford concurring.
The decision contains keen thrust
at the eastern people, who sneered at
the authority of the court here, and who.
Il Is alleged, disobeyed Judge Hanfords
command to appear Ia court The deci-
sion Is received here with general salts.
faction. The decision quotes the order
of the circuit justice. declaring the Wis |
sonsin United States circuit court TO be |
he eours Of primary administration and
.ayN "But this court receives the right
L any i'He, upon the application Of any
'erson or persons interested, or upon its
.nA molten. to make such orders and
eerees as shall seem just for the pro-
cctlon Of the creditors Of the railroad
ompany residing within its jursdic-
on
at Is urged on behalf Of the Farmers
.oan and Trust company that the dis
barge OF Burleigh by this court and
ne appointment of McHenry and Bige. !
w IN his stead are necessarily involved
, the conclusion arrived at in said
RIDER Of the Circuit Justice quoted
Rove; we do not eonstruc the terms
{ the pnrports OF the order. 1t declares
lat the court az Milwaukee Is the court
primary administration. IL does not
How, however, and II Is not implied in
C order that the receiver heretofore
'polnted by this court must be dls-
larged or hat the receiver appointed
the the court OF primary admiuisira-
N shall be substituted In his place. All \
c objects to be secured by the order n
Az be obtained BY the retention OF the al
esent receiver. In my opinion sAe rt
oper management of this property re- Il
Tres that Il be IN the hands OF receiv.
resident within this circuit and amen al
lie TO the orders Of tho court thereof II
In the order Of the Circuit Justice n
, power OF this court 10 do whatever en-
~ DC by the court deemed essential te
the protection Of the rights of cred hi
rs Of the corporation residing withia gr
district for which this court Is held, III
reserved, and It is our opin. wi
that Il Is necessary, In order 70 Sc
{ to creditors The right so commence rel
prosecute actions against the receiv- he
in the courts Of this State, or In this TO
RI, 70 have for receiver a person go
. will under all conditions submit to am
control OF this court" for
emale BARRIERS don't pay. A woman's ais
lpe Is the cause Of most mens nst
bses. the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-06
SPAIN BECOMES VERY ANGRY
United States Consulate at
barcelona Stoned.

VI srIsisr Heed Fvcrywaer Furious
Because of the 1eHRsc'~ Action on
4uha- windows smashed hy "A sEoh-e
ssassre lstspeFwe she Sfoaerw. MAnx
~ " homs are ssRaria ia Fer.
Aseas. ase tke lseliagerent asons
BreathinK Forth FIRE and sfrin'.
stone Land and Naval Forees 70 bt'
~sreug sAenea hostile Demonstra-
fEonsToss ard 0ur Minister ta'innnea.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-06
POLITICAL REORGANIZATION
Speeches of Garter and Gar
isle Make Talk.

VIII There be a Break up More
Than Hair the Democrats in Con-
gress say They VIII not support
ANY BuI Free Coinage Candidate
Garter and Teller are Republicans
StilI. and Don't Intend to Bolt.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-06

Il smelt it, sir" was his answer.
There Is a smell about fresh. moist
paper such as an old one does not have.
Here was a dodge even the father was
not up to, as good In the dark as in
the light He that has a nose let him
smell and reason on 1t, was the little
fellows philosophy. The dervish would
have patted him on the head.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-06

Female BARRIERS don't pay. A woman's
scrape Is the cause Of most meas
rouhses.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-06
BURLEIGH STILL RECEIVER
Court at Seattle Refuses to
Remove Him.

Thrust at the Ra-terners Judges
Declare They Will not put seMenry
@ad ssi@elow sn charge. as they
Gould Not Reach Them with mn
Order ssorGan 80 Eseorgani1c the
%. 4 o.-Actioms on Receivers Ger
tiiirates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

ssea rsrv .f2Sef cane ~ last rtFN. ics6t1
% tAs guards with rx1ss trora Eve-stI
P~tlnA ehip LAnd!ssarn-. isss tens aoS
81 Portland. - ehArtsrsd % ir@1 ~aeAs
tleTe <9r EUROPA
American sN17 potera@A- f-s-S tors. hsis
been purchased by Ire Alaska fAckefF
Assoc &EAon Terms rrtvata
BRITISH sat2 B~yungt6s. 80 .c1s sew
g. Portland - cAzFfege1 ~ Dewae
& = ess 10 load wneAf tasse for Flrcp&
ghsp J. r. Ervwn. I saT ,orls. has bern
Chartered BY jean K@srrsesss's sons -
!oa4 Goal a. @aaalru1 for SEA FRANCESCA
steamer walia wAfia sailed for siAa
Fra acsseo Yszse~s4ay morning a. o'c12e1
sTsFa as1s foltos tag rssses.sTs George =.
snTzer. ! II E3a@1ss. Mr. and Mrs. WIZ
zna HeEsvrh. Mr.. ard Mrs J. W HTS
tssrwavsh. 2rs. :. MrI~lan ard 6aagafaa
+ = f-sgne, 4. Ta&5hIntsr +. II HsGks n.
u. Rsnras<E. J. ~. H1Tsek. Atsa MAxxa
Eg1s Airs = r. GTs~lshs. Mrs. A.
kesaa Mss A&ee Mae Tue, Mrs ~ ~,
81rms&nl. sfasa a Se& norfa. Mrs. Estetss
ia ard snA Ser. Mzzz g. A. Gillette. AfA
:. " Jennings. 4. -. Gage. Al1 1llesss4
s.sxgag@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30
MAEINE NEWS.

sa1 Francisco S@pt. N-Sa$ef-n In
vS1scths- far Fssrs EsakA.ey: hk McgcaSp
fer rsT- Eak@ieY.
Foreign ports: y&.para s.o--Tr port Ass-
gEE g. sb Louis Vast. for fsort Tsywrss-
en4 81 rita Rosa4&--AgT5yss3 SEPTEMBER
q hk Alex Nc-@@ai. frtsn Sscsorts. Yozo-
Aagzsz---A F~a4e~1 ssgterrber -. f5r sss Gym
rsc frpsa TssSsfna Sept @FvrsSer q. Pr sh
Impress % t.ff5s2. from Fars-crsvers Ten
ss.r.~Salles August = sk nszS~r. for FSws
Townsend
Eaort Gsarubl@. Sept. g --spesrfA----Arrive4
yessergsay--Isk Harvester. CAPT Bsck. -
load fsr @asFtn Africa
Tacoma SEPT - Spec sf--Ar-sr-1-Dh
TraHacrzlg 70 ios3 waeaf. scnr Eva. -
Dad fssrG ter. Ia J. ? ~ -.@eay k13IA. zs1
E-e nr9svs~ Island ash.zs aan6s.
Nev Ye~S Sept. &.-Srrlvsf-essa'e.
pr~rren. Ss&t~ 81 E21<s-nA- Glasgow
tSa-c@sEsa, afMs~o7T.
s. goErss ~ r.. Sept Es-Assyrsas.
Glasgow ard L.ys~2eol Tor Ha2ss&x a,ao
Eesss aaaespnfa.
pH A@Geaa1.A- Sept Z--IglE0<s. Ant.
Weg1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30
FEW roo SIGNALS.
Lighthouses Pay No Attention to SAIL
Ing Vessels.

Schooner yoiants. Capt. NJ DaunsvsS.
arrived from juneau Yesterday and heGs =
discssarglaE q cargo Of scrap iron ct e. ".
EarnweaTs wharf The passage from
juneau took twenty days. delay being
aewsg thought &c hasI a kick - register
gem-Ss Point wilson ard Point No Point
IL said they did not have their fog wkass~
lies sounding IS often or "a regularly 10
they should. At bGnxersss he lar fw0
days and two nights. and some Of the
time there vas Two hours between wills
lies or bells sTUra ihe lighthouse At
Point No Fcizt he vas almost on tAa
rocks Shea they commenced giving Sig
rafs. The ea9tatn SAYS ine lighthouses
give signals when they hear steamer
vessels.
TIE welante brought 6oSSa bstwssa saw
ensy and eirhsg IONS os heraa .ron- SRA
viii finish hischsr wsnr n - morning AID
70 20 Port R.akeiey 20 ioAd $3.50 Zee. a.
lumber for Saa Fra y5E4sco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

~.4c COAST STEAMSHIP co.
- 1axr.acen- sreamsrz Cnsac.A. CITY
st[@ And Wa.sa WasA Ply between
~ go san Frrarcssco. calling ~ PORT
essssecd ard Victoria. T. c. a. follows:
~ g. @,e Tor Due
rrauesS SEQ, san Fr1nczDco. O. "A.
- "a. October Z. a n, q
November L {. II. II
49, =. g. Il. q. December /
s.e Franeascoi Due Seatrfe. q IA
A-fIe. 0 4 H. Crfober (. 8. IL. Is, ~
.s~r /. s. Il. Is. =.
November :. 8. Il. u
Esr,her S. TO- e. 2. z. Decen Der 3
.sxnfscsns steamer City Of Topeka
-. Geesf;e a. a. m for Alaska No
- "a. q Deesrlser Il, p; 1se nrk
y Lite November =. December 10. \
- cesnpany reserves right TO change
.AIs..srn a. sh..srg dates.
]. =. TROwgRTDGE.
p. s. Suos.. Seattle. wash-
1a~.arn PerAsnS & Co. General Agen6s.
- Y0anci1co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

SA--aEa CT lnrnber. Soc per N: ca-faee q
l9c per III
nr1ex.Conmon. s. PER n; pressed. s--9
oe- II; ereorick- -: terra Gotta pipe
BIC 4 sost
cement (toooing-Portiant. K 3. s..
Inc Eobetrg-An brands made On The
Sound. Sc
Sp.Aste- 1ooa.ng1-Golaer Gaze, per Dbl.
raster HAIR Cosss-g}-wasAsA. 50 Ger
ID. G1w2saed, &C -,e- y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30


New York. Sept. @-Today's stock ma
a. read between the lines. Indicated \
S4lahze n ne character q the Specsis ton.
Oyersso-s who Lad figured prominently in
tese oFigsr1sA! Duh movement. decaGef al "a
c4oSe OF A&st week that reactlca in prices
was iEaPenc lag. and sci5 out their hold
IlsS S-1orts begun yesterday 20 brs1x
800. G@calne and create 3 new short tr-
seres. we're continued to-day n TIE early
eeA11gs The ipulators discovered,
however. that the stocks were not easily
Also geo and promptly reversed their po-
s-liofs. The regulation bears. however,
Were 1os as sensitive 70 the general tenn
per and put oct quite .ine Of new
sHoEss- Tie result was an Irregular rnove-
active and The Distribution o. the trans
actions was better than FOR some time
past The opening was lower under tho
.nalsnee o. reallzations and offerings gor
tne foreign account The change % fronr
oa the part OF London dealers wss not
generally known here until the last hour
wasn X ra1scire3i thai political runors
nA1 unsettled the European bcarses. The
Graagers and spec.Alties displayeS. tha
greatest hea1iness- This condition was
sae logical outcome OF the easier markets
the demand for exchange. The lox level
induced heavy purchases for both ac-
counts a material increase In commission
; r,rsas, eayins being noted The Isw
44>a priced stocks were n good demand.
Tie advance from the Low nofn. averaged
! per cent Or the-eaoou1s In the prtnci-
pa shares, With partial reaction a. The
close. The market left OF steady
me bond market displayed aggressive
strength on investment and soscglatIya
dealings. Sales. g.. CT aoo
Government bon4s ruled firm On DEAL
iaas OF $1,000
silver certificates were shads higher
81 Se.&c On dealings os s.. 90.
AoHeS AMI rxt age.
Money On cali. firm az tG4,1 PEI cent:
= FfGSeE q -
mercantile paper. s1sITis Per cent Ser
Ing exchange, firm, with actual business
II bankers bills at s+.s+1s 81. SIT for de-
LHand and %sI%. As. OF sixty days, COM
-neTcial Bills. ~. s0s6 4.s2. bar silver, arAc:
silver certificates, colysslc
Tocays statement OF ne condition OF
the treasury shows. Available cash bal
Ance. "a. ST. lis. gold reserve, Nz, 3ie.s sS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers for Country


The following quotations are the prices
paid 10 farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named. ne
goods TO De delivered II Seattle:
Hops-Choice. new. 2121es per D.
Haydn ooat lozds}-ssEfs.s0.
Grain-oats. choice Eastern Washington,
So, Puget sound. sl@lZ. baraev, "a Per
ton: wheat. chicken iced. slE.SesIs.
P0ta toeS-New. ssTl2
Hides Pelts ana TalIow-Heavy sailed
steers. over 60 lbs. &c, medium, Per n,
&c: light under q rs. g per 70. heavy
cows &c; llg6t. 81. saited kipss Sc4c. and
calf per II. Sc: green hides &c less than
saited: dry hides per Il, Sc: culls Of
above. one-taird less. dry elks. per -. Sc:
dry deer skins summer. per ~ lea -tc.
coed winter. Ies5 i5c. poor and thin win .er,
ssisc; saeep pa.ts long Wool, 65c. short
g0oi. IA. wool. Western Washington, &c
Fer u; tallow. iizu9c
Live Stock-C'noice beef cattle cows
pa: steers, e. QZSsc; choice sheep, 2s4c,
good hogs, ss4sSL5. calves. dressed, large,
She. small. e.
E-gS-h2nch, 2uEeid.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

"a. oresca~ g: Saeat- csntzss. ls.s-s.
aeans. sacks $50. sesszo@S. S2ckz. AZ.
cSsoSss. SACKS. -. bran. sacks. 20. MD
e-ass. s-acs1s. lis; Aay. ssns. 50, heps.
- wi.e. gallons. 11ssss: s2icksi.vsE,
casks. a.
Produce. Fruit. Etc
rs~t ard Observation-Disclosures Per to-.
sas.ssGs. California h-Aa. per toH. sl--sa
g.. o.-aer brands szisessf-
gar " AeAg. $685. wAe@t aa3 cat, eiss
o., eSt IS, issss -. E.y@T barley. 1850
?. 2eSs oArlSy. ss@Fs-sa. asfail&, S~-s~ef.l. al
stock. ss5as5s. S-,sgrsss,sf. s,ss.
kesesah4e2--Esar.y Rose. -aetaAc Der cent
a. garnet ces3eS. tTSsc, r3a5As Bur-
o@nAS. essETsrDou. ssasssse. fancy ID. Tssg$A-s
river Barracks. @s4Sz3r. saaAZ potatoes
fc@as yeassw onfons. SsEs2c ger GENITAL:
pc 60, s5sg sac per ce2ss4. bag tomatoes.
1870 FER 2sxs h&y cSsc1gn ss-s. LEO 80 p@r
S1As .@sN5e BEST Es@c p@r go2SA Day
squash, * Z@S- per BOX. esq pant. Esssac.
= satass& green ceru. ~ss'-e PER SACK.
6~T&sseF 80. seaxs5s, per crate. green p~p-
Eers. -s-essAc per aoA. zreen oAra. .x@ssse
per DOE, ma beans. sssgssc Per s&cx:
sr.hS SEAMS, per sax, 5a-ssss. garlic. 10
Esu4;-Apple.. fancy. 7s5gc per aox:
common. 90, S1soc. common straw<sr-
osacsoerrses, S~sE5, nuoklenegrses, Sc pe-
Ties- s-@<@S7 Der caese. ras5oerr.es. sSl4;
pound: cragsos-rlss sses> u Or a.rrei.
black Egs. double 1yer 1870 per BOX;
sweet wafer and PeEtalnni~AQ grN pes, 3
-
cat. do, zs4s+se; SuIlanas. ssslsAo: TokNy.
SSs<4ac. waEeTnse2oGs, per 13s. Ssss-: santa
toupes, per crate aScISi. n@tmsgS. ger
box ~S1ssct peaches. &c per hex. common
pears. -1@ssAc Per box: Bartlett DO. es9sSc;
pEaFns, ssss2nstc ger box prsnes- sAEasSc Per
COX. ounces. per box. 4s4S9c. Mexican
lines. S24IS~S9. California lemons .SesxwE:
GO: good 70 cAoic~. N.T5a3S1. 20. fancy.
s2ssgS5e u: hanAnas. per aslnrn. sIe3e. pine
sps,ses, Per dozen. s-.soSgt. Persian dates.
S<211c per pound.
baEteE-~Fancy creamery. &C, seconds,
3s1Zle: fancy dairy @ac: seconds y-EiSc.
tae@se--k'@rs-y mid. new. ss-4ssc: fair 20
good, 9Nscs Young America. s<fsc: East
err. 10 aSc per pound
Esgs-s;ore. isS4 -; ranch. 2Sa9nc: East
Poultry and Gsrae--I-lvs turkey gobbser..
E3I3c. hsus. t1uisc. young turkeys 10
3a99t5o 5rollers. large. s. solss. fryers. g. 3
4s5sS, heas. sssfS dneSs. old SSs1s %.
ducks. young. s25s1s ~ goslings si.eSss
1-s9 per PAIR Se~ss. s2S--S. pigeons. o24
and young, VA
wooa-San Joaquin and Southern coast.
peer months, .1Sc, 90 do good months
sl=4se, san Joaquin scoth4l. good 20
cao8ce- ss48112c. 10. years fleece, 4z5Si&S;
Nevada. heavy. GO g. do. Choice. SsS1sc:
Northern. caoace. los lie
Hoc-Quotabls at 2s4o per pound .cr
old.
Closing ono;afio
Wheat-ssrong: December. ,l-14s. Gilsif:
Barsey-tSaiet. December, 75ssA
GoTn-I-aree yello.. s-'1s.S5c.
Brsla--Sl-fxls for California.
FINANCIAL
Silver bsrs $50. eSssi Drafts-Saght
Mex DO. .s-4s-sl Telegraph :. ;. 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30
TRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

FRS GARLAND AND EVANGFL.
eeamer Garland leaves TesieT dock Nom
fays. Wednesdays and Fridays az a n
fx fprt Townsend. Port Williams. Dun
efnen. Port Angeles. Port Crescent. Cettys-
tsrs. Pyxat. C3aaam Bay and Seah Pay;
Nsr,n4ng arrives o., Seattle 8 o. m or
sopas..e days. Steamer Esangei caves
yessY dock for Port Angeles ard Victoria
Nsnsays Wednesdays and Fridays at $50
\: arrives Seattle alternate days 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

VHATCox. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
RnfsTE-Take steamer Ray City for An
oeofseA FaiFhaver or Whafcom Leaves
ronmercAi dock Tacoma. D m: Citv
och foot Main street,. Seattle. .. m:
saesdnys Thursdays and Saturdays Re
t-..inE leaves Whascom $ p. m; Fairha-
~ SIS .. m. ard Anacortes 10 ..
n. Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Fares Seattle 81. or $50 rognd trip: Ia
ssus SIS. or & round trip.
". H. ELLIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30
Mining -Fo. o.
CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. Sept. 2s.-Two decidedly &C.
pressing Items Of news greeted the bulls
in the wheat market al the opening. Ono
was the Russian shipments o wheat.
which amounted 70 e.G2.asp bushels. coTii-
pared with f.5sE. go bushels he week be-
fore Th.s s.S total szpor;s e O. Fac s3
last year. II mas far from confirming the
statements Of shortage ~ fae Russian crop
which have done 80 nt1scA n helping 20
create the buy sentiment with Saaica The
Minneapolis sn6 Duluth were t.ss2 cars,
compared with ~ cars week ago. and
1.ls year ago. TIE effect g tA.s was
seen al once. Deeen Der. whsea CLOSED
yesterday at sTasc. opened weak. a. srCsn
SIS. sfszisc. The GepTeSS'o On tasted I'll De-
ceIncer wheat touched esiazfissxc II re-
being gradual. bit stsad.- After that
the price Jumped around ike popcorn over
hot fire. bait in the end Il I'D rot swell
worth a cent The Atlantic port clear
snces we're heavy. amounting IN wheat
and -four together 20 si5.Q"i h1fSaeis. That
was the reason Tor ssefEs. resistance to tie
decline which thres tened every temporary
advance BraGstreets report came Dur
ing the last aour. showing an increase IN
The worlds stocks last week % only 1t 80
b.isneiS. where there WAS over fase GO
bushes increase. tae Neek before, blS tais
did not arrest the weakness.
Corn Averaged Hrncr. Notwithstanding
the weakness Il Hheaf,
Oats weTA firm unaer EoeSs inquiry.
Largely from TIRE elevator snt@rest. and
were also helped by he fiFTnasss n corr.
Provisions get Weak START on eecosilat
% liberal receipts 81 hops a. al Western
points. and nothing happened % turn spec
ul2,.ve sentiment.
.oslng On tatsons.
wheat-sep.emser. s77sc; December.
c'orn-sepsenber. 2ls.e: December. 70.
o,ass-ssegy.ssrrsear. 1zsc. December. 17a.e.
f.ar4-Se pserxasser. N.i&is, necenl3eF. s. SI.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.

~ st-AAA-
STEAMER DELTA
lAoves Gashrai.h dock. foot Of Washing
izs street. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
us1ys a. o'clock A. m. fer Kingston,
Pert Gamble. Seaheck. Brinaon Holly,
psxaste Lgillws8p Falls. Hoodsport and
Eren city. Returns alternate days.
u. TROuTMAN. Master.
3Geehcne. Red isI.
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grFANER MARY r. PERLEy
s.ssee Cs.bra.;h dock. foot Of Washing
- Greet. for South Beach. Sylvan Grove.
"a White. ErsrseFton. United States Dry
Haeh Charleston. Sidney. TracytoD. Chi
q E,rerdale al 800 .. m. Saturday, 400
: Al: Sasday. 5 D. m. returning. leaves
Gseysale al s:is a. m. Telephone. Red
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IHI ALAsRA STEAMSHIP co.'s
err AfrR Eyyysp

CApl George Roberts
f6avme Seattle for Alaska October 4
~ 81 10 O'Clock. ana every fifteen Gays
nefeoftaf.
~ fye.xhs ard passenger rates apply
= J. q. CARROLL Agent.
echwabaebar dock. Tel. Pike IS,
CHARLES r. PEABODY. General Man
aeey. Seattle
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

Portland. Sept 3. LsS4-
FAY weather: Stationary Temperature
(. & DEPARTMENT OF AGRlC-1
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY Er-r.LE-TS.
S~atfie. SEPT =. -
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4 tai Sales.
tn. total safes az stocks today were s-e.-
eoo shares. Including: American Too@eco
II ID. Aiehison ..Ee9. American Sugar D.
So Bur lugt0n 2s.0sf. Louisville 4 Nash
vile p 80, nianhst,2n So Reading 4@S,
Rock Leland -. 8, Pau d. So, 80; Tn ,as
Southern Railroad asa
visible Grain supply.
Special -ab,> ana .-leg-spt.c tl<r@set.s
20 Rrassrreet's covering the principal
prints OF sccrsnri alton trtscas- the fos-
lowing changes n ayaAsoae supply as
Sunday. Wheat. United States and
Canada. east OF The Rockies decrease.
crease ~, 40. ,otal increase words avail
aN,e 5ss go Corn Tn te6 states ard Can
AID cas-. o. the Rockies. Increase. ssssos.
r owr.
rTos--Rec~1p.. $50 barrels. ex2or.A
- 60 barrels: market eAsfer.
- ct.
vn~ar-R~eespss. - TO bushels: exports.
II a,a bsIsne}s Spc, weaker; No. | har..
-szx-; options opened weak and lower on
account o. dssa ppoIn-laz ososes. heavy
worlds s1'pm@r.s lsrg- spring move
rnent: ~ liec 81 rg clFara1ccS. o1t Snally
sol of u-sier realizing. ard esos@1 &c &c
low.r. May. closed. lis Deceneer. closed.
7gs1.
r< rroa-e2ssss;; sousAera. 1'1'sia:
e-sr.94r-stea1y. exchange p-.cs. 81 =
Tea8-sseassy: exchange prse-. t2.TFs Q
Ts--oHst: Straits. .s9l2Io: Plates.
sps!ter-Fza.. domestic. rsA
Petrol ssra-
-sat-al ssYv~s-Tirrn: tinted. closed, 3 f-1S
"a. Pennsylvania Grass. s-Sa1y. CS.Soe<.
s--Eza ota
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