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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-02

You have been planning that Cali.
frnia Trip for several years. Why not
go now. and take advantage Of cheap
rates! Santa Fe Route Is positively
the only line with Pullman tourist
andpalsee sleepers, Chicago and Kan.
eAe City to San Francisco and Los An.
Gales, daily without change,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-02

In the District Court of PHILIPPE County, Kansas.
+. E. TrOw, PlaIntiG,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
y az per -es. OF: larger sizes. = ana
Der rert or -,

~ az per sect c,; larger sizes. = ara
Per csat- Ell .8s.
See. Z1ae-tJooasre,-rSs rsr -
Ia pAare-&J a6sszzk-CAAreo&l plassA
o-1est. 3 lazf4 - ftx1s. s. 50 PEI box; *.
s1e-sss charcoal -.a.ss ee-re &c isxN
:s-ss, sx@ 81. -. -~s.icres. ecr-s Sc
Sheet es-<e-A-s-sezr. ccn-
r1o1. No. = &C. ser ., g2svsrize3. - and
g per cent. - ssSs
Ear lrs--ffsast-xa-gss. sizes s. - PSF
cw, Ne-~-ay .roz- 4Asc per ..
SaanT.s Eanss-%ss-vAnsTsd see per y:
back, SC p@- -
scsceT--4J o5ssrE e-Tt1ne-s' Aa.r ara ha,..
Ne PAP % extra wiring. Sc,
OTIS. TTEFENTTNE. ETC.
oTls-fToos8nxl-co. osy-yses.sl.xs,. s.c:
S-A' a rc-s Sc: Pear ard Astral. M-rsl
cases. yer casa r. - r2nspeS oE-Eone3.
.s' 40. cases. sac. raw. 0bls. Gle: eases.
-, LaTn CIV. - 80 - casts. No
~ o.. 80 IN Ass: bis. &c less; nea;s
-. OF. Va l. Sc - cases. s.p. &c IA
FtSn>-r engine. cases. &c: ssls.
heavy rzscas-a, eases. z9sac; hels.
c4sser machine. Gases. sac sa.s &c
49,. PEI '1ne--t1 oeosrgb-Bbss, sc. cAssA
4ss' sc Per ga
zehxins-zls r-r RAJ ~ cesea
ate -fgoh5fnga--PsoneA- o. Car
- -Bs~th los s.; sa-gp lets aa9 less.
- Prepared paints, s-gal cars. us;
50 saas. Esa; = gal cans. sl-ss; quart
GiaSs-A-.-.cs, ws-s.s~ q ,.~ cart. Of,
80 french o. Began. 60 per cent 81.
= ABER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
Lss-saperior Gaa.isy. per NJ. q. Ase
,, caoses cedar, 5; common. per NJ, 81;
spr0ce soSs. ssxsss rsGar sasng.s taxs. 81
II ~ a2Ssr~-sThiek SrisH, surfaced or
secs 10 ani = inches vide. sf17@1:
,sAs'ns u 70 ~ feet. specsa '.1xshs SC per
sx'Ta one-tnca finish. s2GIT: a. YER
sfcs4 gram. "a Ter " extra Flooring
dressed Ard matched. csTen Stock boards.
s-.hco' S.0iS; IAlnch. 81 soeSlSsa. Is-lnch.
s@suis. Fencing. No. = 4 or s-ineh s.; No
:. s''se- ' or channel rustic An1 drop std
iag weight 2.ss lbs. inca r. timber
yo,ss an1 scanssins. roagh. NGss; 9 :.
] T. EEls. 3 4 & gfs74i BOX boards u
inch and up S47c. Bevel slslnx. rs--.--s-
ted. 500 Ceiling, V. beaded or pain.
Nos ]. and 3. or s-,nch. 100 lbs; Nos. I.
: and ). ss-!nch. ,.te lbs: No. / ara :.
s-inch. 800 lbs. fA..s Lath. 500 ,ss weight.
S9lA1. feet. tA
Washington Red Cedar Luneer-Revei
weights Nos l. , ard s. rsxs-incn, Tn lbs:
Nos l , and g. Axs~tnch. 800 lbs: Nos I.
: and 3. Axsirch. 20 lbs sl.9rT wa.ns-
eoting. Gfi2 Rustic. s-se.x "A" shin
gles, us, standard shingles. 81. One-.rch
finish. L, "a. Is feet ssssss4 Thick nai.h.
49, NeGar qsa-es. I. y. ard 10 feet.
s-issA Batteas, as1Kac Per 100 Inea feet.
Picke;s 81
spruce Luuoer-FToc-trg sl41fs p.vel
siding. i1-lnch tied s4s3,4sa One-lneh rr-
ish. ) or s. weights nrxt. second. third
and selects. S.nch and upwards, a.aeo lbs:
thla. Gear and selects. 800 lbs. sla4ss.
Carriage on lumber. SIC per NJ: carriage on
lain. &c per N: and carriage on shingles,
Toe per "
brsck-Comnon, s. per VI: pressed. sxSa
- per NJ; freb-fck. IS; terra Gotta pipe.
Ssc A foot
-tJobb;ng1-Portlaac, X 3. q g..
SD
Lrn~-fJcoosng}-Ar brands made on Ire
Sound. Soc
r-tJohbsngl-oo,den Gate. per oh,.
CG
Plaster Hatr-fyohb.ngl-washe Sc per
10; enwashed. 80 per p.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS



for Yesterday.
Peal r~t&tx transactions ssr1es yasmag1
: fsss are g ~ - T. TEsrs we're dssA
fer r~eagz yesterday aresfs. axxrsrAting
gzis Following - lssx fs4rTi.shs~i ~
the uatgy B4.ist4s. Ts1sa e OccaisnsA1
block.
asrah Wars 70 James Eae.Ay. . - test
% aos ard ma sos 7, baesx a. w. -
EesTs T3lrd AID
81 II. Dearborn 70 John gBriea, vaSs
los :. binsk :. Mc%svgsss's Th.ra asa. 6e9-
te5r SER =. T.
Arues Harst 20 Mary Il. pa-srsfg> enno
Hannah p pst~r.cn, set 5. kscck -. ID. ..
11~nay-s Tsgtrt ss6. >egta sssts4s. Sc1
.~r~h~~ p. g -.
gran Tsnan 81 az 20 retar ptvs- Coal
Company. a. zeal ard right 20 nu.rie zane
from aaa "a ssc y. ~ =. 4 March y.
ST g.
raaes " ssses 60 ca.y.ss n. sns1. lots
2 % Is oaoeg a., sa1 scts - II y 70 =.
s3eeg : seusA p&~x. sots II ard - block
g. reanv a FSnYt's s6s. Iais =, s.
Wzsser E8vns4r- - TX. - O. ". Fsun-
~ 5os - f.xka Def ares. fzsrs -. II
Fsss~ae. * m =. ~ 20 =. i F~hrens
n@t n@ss a1ss lots L 2 ard ~ ssc ~
- a :. ia s. a~rss. AaE1~- -
T r. Arefrny 81 gx - AEzA-s1s ~ FfsA-
Nart. ISIS = arE -. fsoex =. Boss s@rcne
sstf aewf~sFhA~ s. 4 =. r
smr l. En.rer aas Azsszsrs Peer -
rYa-.saft AS f. p Law. wse isss snd 4
So A. Is s>et - % 3 aHes.k :. M@rcax .
,.ss xsre eseatt,s. September :. I'd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

Financial.


fscreoEs. Sept E--S9ser. - AxoA O.
sols. rs tSia
TIE price ~ American eagles has bssn
aevss ncess ID 10 9as 81
New YORK, Sept @@~-TTze Evegrtng Eugrso
Tsaas4cg1 a2s8sc@A2 c.sasexrA1. s~ays. Tas
sto1S markets wn-e Fat ebay. Tho !n-
creased xpo~ss Of sosa s4yoTt-g sac prob
ability u rise n Tia bank rate ca
THURSDAY. Cos4sels Closed ~ iEsA eAe
loNsss 90 lie d&v. Alass were nAs-
Americans wer4 steady. sszt Gull. n sym-
pashy wsth general 6exxesstca. Tho Paris
and Basala markets were weak
Breat-Sssf-. Sraia-. Etc.
wThe@t-Spos Arm; demand s-xsr: ~ q
red sFN~.ng. - Sd: Va, California. So 80.
F'uCures closed firm. tss3lsxa higher. sep
tesgcer. IS 80. ocsohcv ard Novsnabsr.
- rad January, Is 81. February. s. SID.
Csern-S2ct 1rms American naked rev,
- ias1 Futures e@assd steady s<0ssd
higher; September. - tus.a. oetcaer. -
Nix1: Aoy sssl2sr, - lsssa. December. -
Is14 -.
Flour Demand fair. sreesy sspps.sd;
s. Lso&sAs tAasy winter. - I'd.
Hops
Hops-As London. nae.ae oaast. a -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

Schooner American Ctr srrfvSd - rUve
Raake.sy Monday nAxAt freFn Fan Frau
cisco.
Steamer cla~hsfss brought over I've
barge. Monday from Ananortas tor the
AaGs9oF-th 4 Dunn CANARY.
Brig Courtney Ford. Capt Mcleod. az
r1vet al Everett Aon3@y with . cargo Of
ore from Uaga Island. Alaska
CapE Pearson, % to, osrk Germans.
ioa3lng humber ~ WAatcona. vas IL the
city yester12y visiting Old f-4en<-A
srho0rer E7oynurg LOOKS very rnurA o.
faplsAss-d after having collision IN the
straits with tAs lumber schooner -
4us4L
Steamer Gay 70 tomorrow 7~ns CITY q
Puse.a a.. sal fer san f'raneLsco N The
FTsgTlzT4s AID Sae Nstsa Ha1za - cue 70
arrive
scAooner sophie Sutherland ia rot sAia
Tor Coox tEslSs yesterday bat expected -
get Rwzy during the night The Tug J.
E. Eoys@r "a hers frr.na 3own sound -
tcW tire SoDaae Sutherland 20 s~a-
Tarkengsr@ Eureka arrived from saA
Frame Asco AoezlAF mxS wsEA a CARO- of
geEeE a. mere isazssstee cssrss guea 10 e. C.
Isla@- sas w34 30 e. Tacoma sfssT dis
sssassEg IS AID soa4 a return cargo % su<n-
Der
Tao grzaxtea schooner John = Msfc~.
Capt. II. Hansen. arrived ~ Fort ls.aker
lss frss<n san EsaEs@iaess Iaussay evening
afssr = xeysgs q &c, sx.i'ss'r ava sas
tae As@ cF a tag. A@s cargo via ~ naa2se
uil o. 9zs.8n faes OF lzs6ak@r for rsHturA.
Cal.
Afsnr some Gesay 81 80 straits ~ ne
fag several gisn&ug sehoe1n4rs have ~
rssest srsrs ire banks With rsrxo~A q
pa 8as al black t~e1. Only Two Ksfscu,sa-
sfs az nsW a. fhs asAsssK xrssufssx., the
Ta - al Asc~1o. 1Tssy NJ bs 81 oovu-
ss0@p Nyos~ - really TO SAT- for the
mnks
7S1g TsarSrrs& arrived ~ %ne oysTC0 I'M
r-ras s.-sexas sssfysAeFs yesterday from rUge
sr@g4~wE Sse reported the occurrence
~ 4 collision ar &ass3rssav H~. we@r the
rs 3 aaFE 8-aAEsEs ard ta1@ 1ssfls3t1 bark
Es~sz&z fsesss IL sress "a gsxEassa. The
fore TaTNsag * aDsh sssH@.s sas soma
what a&aaEs1. 'fnA TnezzSS foEef tso
s4lf sx=g1s@asss schooner &. ". WATSON -
fsurs ksaseiey y@ss es.szy sftaFnooz cseerU
%. .lng khra fHr Nsasa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
CHICAGO MABkETs.


Chicago. Sept 2s-T-ile hosis w-~~ 80
rnasters - she markets to-day TIE }&v-
eTgsool ~ Aest M4&rkst wRH 81 ss~ehA fHat
bear sentiment snyivese& 49, mese k ps-
rsr r. 3 ass. ard essvy n1ssY ss*ntf4 ~ aseat
s., tAs opening 44seFp9e4 @s -
higher az tae m8F~ F4fp--sGs aatss
e. s decline zssrs yesseesa 81 -san
- MS zas 1oTres sc ala-&rts ses* al IN
s-e zggrrssse &ua s8sro v&s f1ftEia1 sz~
e.teasea. ard stTsaEtn 10 ta $ar ssst.
especially az sGsumsana I* Dr. a+a
aaA &Rnn@a .s5ta FeeeBcsN ws 80 f@ or
20 eArs Sss@ snam wss& aga Aa& 1a~e
less fe4- q xs4~ aEs- S. f1 s-sC1 Fae1l.f-
exers@zx & US sat sarE~esg - t&&G De-
easnb~r ~haz1 ersa@a 50 <tzu asc -
&C.. compares w.sn - ssszAs b tas o4sse
C. v@xterAav. Tas sea9a4 eaaaeEEz fss
s,~s.nz4t ness - So sssser fesls8x ABROAD
s-a ~. Aa4n1se ggFt sxRoT1a M@fa - 40
snnzzs heAry. oat actwEs z1szsn9 g. tnAt
IN. rrarsws De@anas ssFGNxeF a. A@@ f1gw-
rsos+ wxn~a ana ~ a4-as g4zse& Dsessss3as~
vnsas ~zs SrtngSs< @S@s@~ FrsFta1s 20 tsS-
- a.s r.&ea sr1E tss sp~ssnx srs2ss gia4t-
a. aeawe % s2-sc. Kae reacted ts-s2 sos sF.4T
- $50 T2iz s@cszEe sa& 1sa1
ss-euras ass9f ~ Trs. Szslz sassS af t24es-
20 w-sss~z 1As a9v&aGs as too sss1S as
20 ae resisted Bat prsess w3ss nSs ess-
tszs& - ExGz&Ea a. s14s -Ssa Es~Es- @S~-t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

Total sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were no
So shares. focaaGing: American Tobacco
Z SO. American sugar q "a. Burlington
u. zoe Chicago Gas :. 90. Louisville 4 Nash
vile 1850. Manhattan Is, 50. -. Paul :. CSC.
Western Uaioz s.@es.
Available supply.
Special cable and Geographic dispatches
20 Bradstreets, covering the principal
points OF accumulation. indicate the fol-
lowing changes In available supplies last
Saturday. as compared WIKI the preceding
Saturday,
Wheat ni,ed sta;as and Canada. east
OF tire Rockies. increase go bushels
s.est for and ia Europe Increase. sss 40
bushels. total Increase Ia worlds available
supply. s.1ti.1sn
Corn-Irnsfei States sra Canada. east
cs the Rockies. increase TAI. foo.
oats-ruited states and Canada east ~
tns Rockies. decrease Se.eDo
+ ,nr.
rsour-Reee.pts fa.oao barrels; exports.
g e.e Marks. quiet. owing 20 high views
CT holders who asked tIlec advance
Wheat.
wh4as-H.cs.pts, - go bushes exports
~ .sa bushels. sqos market irregular Nc.
/ hard. Tic. Options opened strong ar1
advanced on a good ca@h demand W sat,
higher Northwes,ern markets. strong ca
bIes and covering but lost part Of Tn~ rise
under realizing and ne BIG Increase n
the worlds stock, ci0sing i.1ssc nss high
er No. red N,y. "a. 3Fz s-Lsa. closed To.
Deoembsr closed $50.
nops-
Petroleum.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
MARINE NEWS.


Port Gamble. Sept st.--Gper4af.-Sa Sailed
--sehT Meteor. Capt Btcrr4. FOR san Pedro.
San Francisco. Seps. -.-Arrsve*--f-na-
rlss, Victoria. hksa Nonator. Tacoma:
Aackiu2w. Tzcenaa. Columbia. Portland.
HoaoluleA sept. ia.--AgTsv@a--I3r str Ait
more. Portland. Hawaiian afr Axtea. from
Marianne.
saan& aat. sept 2.-AmertcAa chip
Luzon, Capt PARK. walsh left New York
May = for this port. when passing An
Jcron on august Is grounded On the bar ~
WoosQGg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
HUI
Y AN

1ea&ss nan. This 10 the great specific tAat
the ella loetors 81 the Hgdsea Medical In
sctu,s have been uslng. Aae Il 10 the only
specific that brings to man complete
health Hs3yan cures certain forms OF
Ever ant ksGasy disorders. certain forms
Of wassiag t.s.ases. Yeu can get ,ns
grsa: Huayan emily from sne doctors CO
the Hudson 2ea.cal Institute ara from
no enc ass. HaayAn 10 IA nervsgivsr. II
gfvss rsnswei lie to Ga. worn nerves ana
wasted tissue Nc matter how great the
waste. En9yan 10 certain 20 step II ana 70
Nsie Up TIE n uscIss ard walls ana make
tie tissue perfect
Hsdyaa 10 specific that can e.ly -
usss ey rns advice Of ccc,e-. 30 re one
can give you Hu:ysn BAT ths doctors who
discovered - II VOC Uss Hv1yan you VI,
est back your strength: you Will es 40
gay a. the la-ts. AZ Artge1s ana ch,rpv as
tAe string Hrss~ Eu9ysn - fer man
2uSysa VII n1aks yoa manly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

Boston. Sept. ~@--Taere wa. a ArgU ~.
IErle NJ #ases in ae WOOL market shsa woek
a. eo9Sss pfrss. although cot high.
Territory ssa9ls-M Montana medium ed
aue. - I8s; SECURED prize. &c, staple so.
Utah. Wyoming. etc. ssae medium aud
Ine. 2s3Iee, secured. zz5sse, stap.s, sss7sao
California woels-&er1aern spTsag -
f2sx.. secured price. zsggc; middle county
spring. s@sae. secured price. ss.ecse. ire
Northern fall, sEsSc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
rfees Paid 10 Farmers for Country
Produce.

TIE following quotations are the prices
paid 70 farmers and produce by Seattle
business houses for articles named. the
goods to be delivered IN Seattle:
Hops, choice. new. aT-i-c per -.
Haydn bo2s loa3st-ssTf 80.
Graln-Oats choice Eastern Washington.
81; Puget sound. s1i1iZ. harley. 50 per
ton; wheat, chicken feed. sl6ss1I7.
Potatoes-New. SSI12
Hides. Pets ard Tauow-Feavy ealted
steers. over 80 lbs. 4i1ss5c; medium. per %.
&: light. under Is lbs. Sc per ID heavy
cows. &C. light. &c; sailed kip.. 5&l4c; and
eaif. Per ID. &c: green hides Ic less than
salte6; dry hides. per ID. SC; culs OF
above. one-thir3 less: dry eIks. per h Sc
dry deer skins. summer. per H. 1920 /:
good winter. tellISc. poor ana thin vinser.
5sgSc: sheep pelts. long WOOL. Sc: shor.
wool. I4e: Wool. Western washington. &C
Per ID. tall0w IieT2c.
Live Stoek-Choice beef cattle. cows,
E.c: steers. 2ls34c: choice sheep. 2st
good hogs, s3G2-.5: calves, dressed, large,
&c. small. C.
Ranch sggs-2012Tc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
STABLE GROCERIES.

wharf or on ears. or Tire 1obolng rates
quoted By hoiesale dealers. with or9inarr
terms o. credit:
STAPLE GROCERIES.
Sugar oobblng l-Golasn CO. IN hh,s. r.-
-. CSC: extra &C. In bbls, per n. o..
CIV sra-ulated 10 Dbl. per n. g. cuSe
Sc: powdered. &c; SPOT cash price.
Marse sugsr-Fivs-pound boxes. .coy-
lopee. to the 10. sc per p: ASSORTED
cakes. izszc per ID
-Four. etc. 0obblng>- wssh,nr,o,
straight. per bbl. g % o. 80: patent. t35.
PatAnt Excellent, as. Novelty s,,a.
California brands. ss.s5: buckvhAst sou-
per eol. $40: per cwt. pn. ga.
ham. per bbl S.0 or io-,o
hi. ga or 1913 g % per cwt: ~. nssI
per hbl s3so: per cwt. 81: rolled oats, n.r
hsl. e STA. homlny. per ewt s2.s0: rrsc<.s
wheat. per cwt 32i5: faxed wh.s. a
per case: whole wheat fonr. per cwt. e.
rearl barley. l6o-lo sacks. sl<c: ss-lb box~-
g. spli; peas. Ter D9-lo sacks. &C..
~in boxes s.. co-u meal ve'Io-r "a
c.y: Sos. s1s5: white. los. fse. sns. e sa
Beans t'obhlns> - Small white, per N
g: pink. per -. gsc; Bayos. per ~ o..
LIMA. per 70. 5Nc
Pi~e-fJ pan. s.: CHR, NJ,
per u. Island ss.c: Carolina. 4c.
D-sed PSas-tJoabing>-Fiela. free, e..
esla. yellow. Sc; hsld. mixed. &c.
s.lt-tJonhsrg b-I1verpooi sa-,n ..%z
Der ton. ysf5: American eafrv. p~
szek.. per ton SIS. Coast hair r-os,s
,ec--> "a cks. per ton. -. ya-rb .srk. ~
,ou go. s-rN acks, y In bale -: SIR "a II.
g. n ha'e s.: lo-ro sacks = 81 bal. :,
Iarf-tJoo5tnr> - Home rendered -,
n. Sinclair .ie-ces Ti&c: Coin special g..
iarf compound. tferc.s, sac.
Co~pe-(Johbingl-Gr Mocha r~- =,
Cnsse. d.. -
r. - &c Raa<tef-Areuckte's ~ M -
eases PER ewt slses: se-re eases psr or,
Ss-S. ss-ro cases. Per cwt. Css: lava
E-f~ tlns Per -. Sc. sacks s4e. AZ,
Merhs. s.. Cs-acoia, sc; Guatemala 20.
ground coffee. es5e'Iae: Lion. los. ssg:
Sa< .sTs SIS. sissS.
Caocola;s-tjosbingf- Bakery. r.-le Pre-
MUIR. nc; I.-rn Easle. 60; Star, ls-,o bar
Cs-ss-fyohstng>-rpp l-rs Or. IN
soxe. &c: Bakers. SD boxes a.. ".
H,,,ten's. lib tins. &c: -. 49,; =. r.
Conderse, Mrk-tJoeblaxl-Eax'.' ~,
.sse 3, vighlsn. rsA. 81
c~sa~, Sass. Standard 3. Ns--o. ..
.wss.ened, 8. Economy. f.
sauce. -sJobbi-g1 wc-~~~.s.
go rer sss s7ls: medium Is
~ sauce. r33s 50: 'yrnAto eatsup rs,.-
& see3: quarts s@ss4
sv~uvs-{Job pinEs-prfps. 49,. ,s-
ion. r.; ar.7s hA1f bsL Per raron. Sc.
sv4~x kegs Per ksg r-. 49,. 49,
,s-s per ease 81 IS drips hair ~.,in- 80
Calsge-~sz. s. 81 6-fps hsis r.,r,- -
~ ~as~ 81 n; New Orleans -nofss.~. Is
i-~ t5us Ger case. tssSs -. r,ar,.
Cain. ra,.an tfrs pr aoz s1a- -.
t-- ,frs. PER cor. g .: s-xags- So
- = UgFs4 l-ga@5on cars. per 6ex. 80 81,
r57F. RS .EaIon tarksts g
- 49, "a hsig b.. 80 p~- 49, 49,
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socs-sf%o r~r p-osuz1
Financial
$780, p.-r szax Dr~e-s sTAe .s
Mex rsos.. so-sGr. Tel .. .-.-....-..-o
NEW YORK MAgKETA


~-w Ysrx s--z- -~-T~se stsck -zz-kst
ss.sx~s r.rs~-xss lEscFe&ss x aeEvtfy %
So a~s c14zsrs-ss wms sesl 4sf -sass 80
- x2x~~ II sna s~zz n TIE sxsszg %
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-. - ehsnss rs4ae@e rases 20 arr fron
Tmxs srs~ceas ~ s2psysrg 20 Jarnss Nor
r. axeaI szrAsas s&s@'lsass gons2any.
rzssr 50
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rr= f-s.g<a~rsi& Y@&1~~s - ths Pozs~yn-
.s xsreNS wsit Haa i 81 sa&s e4tsy ~
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<x1s.s ia Carossaeas os5@eL PxacS se.
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neoa 30 racrMs0s tncr ~se IN she worfGa
aVAlsele sfscxs. reported ~ ara6ss-ssrs.
@fso1A-s1. 70 Slice eGsAs.a broke re
Ha2r<st s2srgs1y ard Deeersor whsca Wa
t2rH selling a. SIC. Sreks Sasck.y 70 sz,se
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Niger
osis w-re s-sy fairly srsfvs asA tnsnnsA
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Crossing Quotations.
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srs. steers s-lk;sg chiefly AZ x315A wesi-
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s1@sst - fancy hAnnes. S-A. Western
lambs sod nsialy q, sssF&Ik
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II n1e; caves. &C.
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CIRCULARS
AND
TESTIMONIALS
FREE.
Hudson Medical Institute.

TAINTED ROOD Ir-y~re s,ssc eve
20 sertens private 4sssrs~-s C. --~.s -v~
RATS 81 sere-prcaEctnx germs T"1ta come
sors threat. eirzp}ss. ceSss Ar-ae' cred spcssD
ulcers - aso1ts. isoss teeth. = ~ halr
are eaFa<4L
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKEr


Portland. Sept. @l--w hes:-weyia wan
-asssse. Na43sy, aSsc pex besssel
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

rCgEcASr FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland sep = -
yAsr; ecosee.
r. pAT-E rore-as,
L. D. DEPARTMENT OF AGEICND
TTgE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
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.Iohbfuy Ou0fatfona.

TIE following are the prizes paid BY re-
tat dealers for round lots delivered =. the
wharf Or on ears, or Tire 10boiag rates
quoted By whoiesale dealers. with orGinarr
terms OF credit
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ErAVv uAEuwARE.

Tvs R5us--<et Is
f-e- Ptne--s ; sssazrsx X -CcEai f-cz. -
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sE1s. ~ 49, - s2-V&zA-~>-s =. @z1 @@@sr.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-02-06
BILL.
Chicago Thinks the Impure Water Bill
Is Aimed at Her.
THE BAYARD RESOLUTION.
It WIN Be Called Up After the Bond BIl
Has Been disposed of-The PresI-
dent sim Holds the Armenian
Resolution.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The extent to
which impure water enters into the
causes of epidemics and bad health
generally will have q full discussion
on the floor of the house when the bill
of Representative Bartholdt, of Mis-
scuri, for the prevention of the pollu"
ton of river water comes up This
bill will present question of wide
spread public interest of no more inn
portance anywhere than in Washing
ton, where the water If the Potomac
is the chief source of supply. Repre-
sentative Bartholdt says that his bill
is entirely general in its purpose and
not aimed at any particular city or
river. The bill was advocated by Sur
geon-General Wyman, who spoke at
length upon the subject and who gave
some startling figures in evidence to
show that impure water was one of the
chief causes of epidemic diseases. The
opposition to the hill comes from
special standpoint. The Chicagoans
hold that this bill is especially devised
hy ST. Louis to operate against the
proposed drainage canal leading from
Lake Michigan into the Illinois river
and subsequently, into the Mississippi.
Representative Aldrich, of Chicago is
lent upon the defeat of the measure.
The BayRrd Resolution.
WAsnfNa r.; rC.-;I Feb. b. NO programme
has teen arranged } >4foH Inc co2:.RSs'
alton of the Bayard resolution >L3Ine
house. Chairman Hit, of the foreig.t
affairs committee, will call it up after
the bond bill has been disposed of un-
less there is an effort to bring forward
an appropriation ill, in which event
the resolution will have to wait. 1t
may not lie heard from until next
week. Mr.. Hit will make a speech
upon the resolution, but it can be
safely predicted that he will not make
any personal attack upon Mr.. Bayard
as some of his colleagues are contem-
plating. Several republican members
of the committee will make speeches
and Messrs. Dinsmore, McCreary,
Money and other democrats are pre-
pairing to defend the ambassador.
Armenian Resolutions Held Up.
WASHINGTON, Feb. $50 far as can
be ascertained, there has been no de-
cision on the part of the president and
cabinet touching the conveyance of
the Armenian resolutions recently
adopted by congress to the European
signatory powers. The resolutions re-
quest the president to convey to the
powers the action of congress in this
connection. The matter has been un'
der consideration by the cabinet, but
the propriety and policy of conveying
the resolutions to the powers are con
sidered doubtful
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-02-06
KILLED in a Head End Collision.

EDwARDsvuLE, ILL.,, Feb. 5.-A head
end collision between two freight
trains on the Wabash railroad occurred
six miles east of here yesterday after
noon. Fireman Charles Huff, OF De-
catur, was killed; Engineer l. II. Hard
grave has leg broken in two places,
and John Moy, brakeman, has a Sc
verely crushed thigh. The engines of
both trains were demolished and box
cars were piled as high as telegraph
poles. The blame for the accident
seems to rest on the engineer of the
through train, who ran by Carpenter
instead of taking the siding,