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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Naw-Nnrl Anril 3. 1891.


COTTON-SensatiOnai reports continue 10 arlNe ioi
.he Mississippi Valley regarding the extent OF
by overflow and the outlook OF a luIth
The market here openca nIi az an
advance Of points. further rise. Immediately lol
lowing the frs; call checked by reahzlhs WheIe
profits sight. Notwithstanding claims OF 9Sisuous
sections heretofore exempt from nooa osise'
Inaer This pressure eased on 10 points
A number raids attempted during me cay
steady. holders were ndtef-
OF Lice officially made on SPOT
quotations bringing figure for mddng up 70 t-loc.
Some Of todays small spot business was reported az an
advance &c on yesterdays figures Transactions Wouu
have been larger but for the extreme rmness or holders
Repo-s from the Southern spot markets indicate COM
parave the % holders OF spot Cotton anu
Increased the part or spot buyers DO, eN
porters and American spnners Adyices from Fa dver
continue favorable regarding print cloths New hhsahu
in the market here TO-DAY Iaeg SI h on
several round unable TO connect Win hoc
account Of price. During the afternoon ihverp2oi
both buyers ana eeilers ana inc Seai
Contingent seemed equally hckie-mnded II Is es,ma,ea
by NeOrieans parties that the present flood situation
points loss OF at leas; 100000 bales OF cotton some
claim that June will he reached before planting IL com
pe;ed Local sentiment is inclined TO be bulish but
OF the absence or outside specu-
laon The closed barely steady az net decline
OF 10 points total sales of 800 bales. spot
cotton steady Lice advance middlng upands 1-l6c
modng Cult l1-16o. sales spot cotton, 4S4 bales. IN
Guiding 300 bales export "a bales spinning ana loO bales
contract opening highest. lowest and closing QUOTA
aF raf-D fOw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 5.-Cotton steady; middllng. Ice;
low nldd;lng II Gc good ordinary 65-l6c; receipts.
Oj3 bales; exports Great Britain GG4i; sales, 46s
spinners. 30: stock. GO Dl ~
Norfolk April Cotton firm: middling TIC: low
mddng CSC: good ordinary lGo. receipts I'+ bales
exports the Continent 800: coaswise III sales AZ;
stock i1.1+5. ~ 90
New orleans. April 5-Co,ton firm; middling. l-i6c;
low mddng Gssc good ordinary &C; net receipts li32
bales: gross 1885, sales. $3.50, stock. 23eil1
Savannah April Cotton firm mddng &c; low
nddng GRc; receipts 250i bales. exports to the Con
tlnent 037s coastwise 242s sales. Az stock. 3IOl6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06

closed at TN scaboard cearances were il4" ou'"''
Samples Y lower. ,.- .~o. so,n~ nm
provision crowd thought come selling was was soms
for Armour-reing ribs and lard Ihcre ~"s i;,,Ie
sion house selling CT pork The market naa poys Loaf
support Prices declined sharply all arouho' ors Tho
close was at bottom Hog receipts we' sro,,
900 head with II 900 estimated for TUESDAY w ~ :,
at the seven points 80 900 head. against 4'"" ~
year. -, o,o..a a, 6sM0
Gss CENTS ''cnlls' at 7oaTOE cents; puts on may
corn. pa. calls Fat 24lsG24l4 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06

Foreign Market Santos--conee market cuiet: Eod
seF~ss Santos. 1sGS, receipts 700 bags stock 10
~ hamburg -Cytee market Ifg hlgher, sa'cs ,vc
pass Hsvre-Coree opened irregular l drgng
ne. er AZ y m y franc lower AZ 10 ,sehr,
anu Unchanged sales 1900 bags; January o. Inc
@F o. 10 March 81 April. 5l25; May ;,o:oher
PHO; July. %: August. 81 Is September 90 oc w..
30 November, 80 Is; December % 90 fsS 90. re
eeipis. 10000 bsss: cleared for the United STATES ~
va3s. stock. 2S7 600.
FLOUR AND MEAI--selers reported a very so
,hsAa to-day with prices generally weak anu a
generally admitted that supplies are running lsh
persist IN hand tomouth business expecting 20 49,,
Supplies on lower basis To-days sales inoiu'cu, 49,,
LOO bbs sprins patents ~ 1884 23 the latter
& l5gs4 g? 800 9hs extra 10 J. 50 aoass 70 q; RYE
6lDuH-9giet with gales u 23j bbs AT ~ tOas~, On
CoksMlsAI-DalL Quoted: Kn-dried 81 IQgsl w. 49,,
% brand BAG MFA1<-stesdy quoted Fine wnl,e
aiarkes steady Quo,ed 90 90 and so 10 s7'4a!oe lo
'og72,lc OIL meal $40 Oas2o 90; hoiny chop. oSgo2rse
GftAlN-WIftAJ -t'eacrnl weakness. attended py H..
decline IN prices were features IN the wheat market To-
Gay The decline sart4c the opening BY a orop
l9lhd IN the Liverpool market. and carried aio's
tnryuEb the day by bessish news the incre %
en export demand and genera! sailing by scaipsrs an
large long interest. The decline received several
checks notably the visible supply showing deoTeAe W
~ 900 bush snd reduction Of r7oo bush In the Eng
sh Visible supply for the week Most OF the buying ~
kenera swing Of prices all day long irresstby oown
ward. Among the domestic crop Influences was ino
state report from OHIO, which n.nds tho CONDITION, o.
Sanst 30 Last year The amount OF OLD wheat su. ~
tariners hands reported at IA cent The aiS =,
solr report rcceyed making condition ony 20
per cent average yie5 about Tho sans as ehtl
mater tscsntly given out. Indiana was Akswss heeio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06

Refined sugar quoted follows Dominos. bnc; cut
loaf and crushed 5c powdered and coarse powdered DO
granuIacd nns sanhatcd. INC. coarse grnnulated
and extra fine granulsted 4 confectionery granuated
and cubes &c; XxXX powdered SIC: mould A. DC; Din
mond A. iEo: oonfectioncrs 4.c; Nos to inclusive.
4isc; No B. Ll4c: No O. 43c: No I. 4.1sc: No 3pic:
No o. 8Sic No TO- 3Sse; No H. 3hc: No T. Siic No IL.
SIC; No IL 3..c; No 10. 3.3ic; No 49, 3hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06
Futures closed barely steady; Gales. iel,soo

Special Cotton Exchange cable from Lverpoo Spot cot
ton hardening sales 1900 bales speculation and export
COO: American 200; receipts. 1000 American 5000;
mdiling uplanis 32d futures steady 16482 Gas ad-
vance: closed firm, 2g3 points net advance; January
February 34sb: April. 803b Ap-i-Msy, $685. May-June.
S69s: June-July 3e3s Juy-Augus 1858; August Septem
Der s6le; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1855; February.
S,0ss October November $50 %; Noyember-D
G4S9349 DecenibeT-January. 34s5. ADMINISTRATIONS.
Offers Cloths quiet
corFEE-The coffee market showed some improvement
cary in day better from Rio and Santos:
receipts showing up tighter. On the call the market
SATURDAYS closing. Trading light. however. with
local operators full charge European markets were
firm early eascd Off and closed but little higher
than the previous day Warehouse deliveries were dis
couragngy email while the visible for this country
showed material increase. footing up I2lS40 bags The
spot market and lower by 1sc. No I RIO IN
voice being quoted 7s4c. No Santos. sac with
.obbng parcels 10 these prices Sales OF jobblng
lots small while invoice lots were as follows LOO
bags Ro No T. spot TIC: 1000 bags Rio No {. plus 20
points SIC. The steamer Dalecarlia cleared santos
SATURDAY with % oon bags Compared with a year ago
visbe supply this country shows an Increase or
2se T65 bags. and compared with the same time two
years ago larger by 2s2oi3 bags The contract market
in the afternoon about steedy. but neglected and
closed quiet, with quotations unchanged 10 points above
ocp az Santos last II 900 bags against o.
The previous Receipts at Rio reached 60 600
bags against 900 bags weeks Santos shipped
20 the United States 1900 bags: RIO. 5000 bags and
Victoria. Total warehouse deliveries for
IRE les week including 80 $50 bags from NewYork were
53I bags Se457 bags two weeks and G05J5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06

EouF au Ne ySST 2s No sGEq Pa wss% $50
s Ns corr? r. Ss: 10 sas sf NJ z ~ a e
te 1o, prime timothy seed 8 81 mess pork per bp
sds s"sS Co. ps s SSI ~ dry P "a EDS hoar boxed
s short pn GSsr s. BE-. IS sugar ar
loaf s. 81; sranulasd s. - on me Produce TX
l5a20c; dares, ioa7c. Cheese firm at iolsao'.c Esss
steady. fresh siec.
AYz SESa; ~. ss Iss'' &c. g.
espts 1860 bush shipments. 1900 bush. Corn quiet:
%si s:ds a. 5%; ISs% s5 :ss:
sugar SUI S'f ro hard rsHcd @Tass quiet To
No H'T Norfse age 5c May sc Corn steady 10 g. &c
S SS S ss sample mo ssasie Eye Steady 10 l. s5
M.nsspe ApG MaI sr sc so ssp
S {sn0Sa iss's ss a.s g. first clears Sass
s Ss ssa sS eT Ss GsG' Gos s,'fs g:
i AR5,r ' No mica M Spr asgssc aaS aS2s:
S sns and Aur py aS mne and oai m ga -Four
ioc per Dbl lower: winter super 81 4o9s2 e.; do
s. "a Ts gs 80 ds % wsssrn r' Winter s.
@ So % q s ss 90 90 s Gs R9''1 q s DO DO
patents s4as. 70; brands higher firm
good ncy s5a sS DO pss
GSmsn 9:ns fresh eay eSsr
@ En %as % '' % a%w F " 'a al
former rates aye poultry steady far demand fowls
Dressed poultry quiet but steady: fowls choice
good ga9ac chickens. fancy, Western l0c cnce.
DC: fair good. 7Gsc; ducks, nearby. i29l4c West
ern. HAZE. geese, 8u6c.
81, Louis. April bButte-- weak: creamery. l7a23c;
ssy 9ssS ss Ss aS ::ssaIa
ssdr, cissr S RIBS shorts $ &C. Dry sai
meatsoxed shoulders 81 STA extra short clear. So:
ribs So 1914: shorts. 81 20.
To.edo April 5-Wheat lower weak: No 2 cash. SSt.c
bid; Nav. s9ac. Corn active, lower; No mixed 24c.
oats active steady No mixed lsc Rye dull. lower No
cash 35sc Clover seed steady prime cash. 81 o.. Oh
North Lima, 55e, South Lima and Indiana, zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06

business in the afternoon moderately active WI
prices early rather steadcr renewed food scares II
Cotton Exchange Will be closed on Good Friday and
following Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06
ces was as follows.

In ne afternoon MARKET ruIed sIFhtY easier under
dscovraging news from Hayre. Trading chiefly III
ME statistical position Of Brazil! coffee follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06

Receipts OF beadstuns at interior points IN thoussnds
cphers Oo0 omitted, flour bbis grain bus1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
COW Nc FRO / HONOLULU.
companies Organizing TO Go 90 the
hiondike-Hin~r. From View
south Wales

There are three companies orwsnlxsnx
u ho1oiGiu 20 50 GO Alaska Il TIE so-frr
and they VIII al cone ard outfit ~ ssrrge
The aess ard only cs.y on ne coasS Where
ore car purchase an oat1t that - COM
2.ese. tagt What IS wanxaa and Were 4
does nor lake , small KlonG-xe 70 by
wssaf iz needed"
The enthusiastic spea ker sxas Georv@
O;terEoa. sEsSclzI correspondent for ~.
Hawaiian Ssar Nr Otserson - one o. 4
parry Of pros ectors Including r a
ko<cd ard several other gentlemen from
SHANGHAI, China. who arrived from Hor-
esula several ~@e<s ago ard whc viii sail
tbs evening on TIE city % Topeka fo-
F4rs Wr4rsei T1ey vii 20 Up the
Sslekeers river 20 paase AXE ard winter IA
tie C8ssiaT district Mr. Ot.ersor g ths
tirst Newspaper correspondent 70 60 10 the
kiondike ~ fhc Sttckeer route ssrce hs
has been OF IRE Coast - has Spea, ssv-
er4l days In San Francisco and Portland.
ard has writer back % his Sla-1 friends
nos 70 stop IN either of these places. but
come 10 Seattle AHd outfit
WAY. n Seattle. said Mr.. ottsrson.
''you can 20 tnto any store ard buy your
complete ogtft. while IN San Francisco you
have 20 90 10 several stores. ard when yea
have yaur trapq2ngs al together you have
paid a fabulous price are Il = not FIRST
class Y you don't know wasat you want
ia san Francisco. tie Clerks do not know.
either while here you Ell the clerk that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
THE LaKME OFF TO ST. MICHAEL.
VIII Bahia River Boat There and
Bring Rack Hungry Miners

SAN FRANCISCO. SEPT 1.-THE steam
sr LakEre sailed from s. Michael today In
ths Interest - The Alaska Commercial
Company. loaded with provisions ard MA
iertsl tor the construction o. shallow
crsught river steamer for service On -.
Yukon. ard three hsrxes
Ten mechanics Occupied ROOMS On ths
vessel. and - @ocn as ths steamer reaches
he- destination they VIII commence hGilt-
ing The river boat ana TIE targrs. Il Is in
tended &C have them launched and equip
pei ready Tor service CT TIE route 20 Dsw-
son by the tine navigation opens In the
spring
TIE Lakne went prepared % iscres SO
ser passenger accommodations fer TIE re-
turn voyage 70 this port as soon SIS her
present cargo Is discharged fl anticipa-
tier OF a hig demand for passage On ne
vessel by disguised ard starving miners
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

a
- - 14's9 1saf1e 70 Ice
r.sfs - - -aasaaNfs azs~ is entErs
> = -. -. = = -a-'a1
s~s - - - 1919 = ne 5os-rsT-
49, - -. : .4s'a-.a- :. asa. EEeE se
- - :. Ai~ss-1- szaszlng
: .ssst.s..ss..' ? -. - - @se 1DrTn Eas
- - - g 1tsA = ozSzxa1s 81
- - 1910 the el<1Ee TIP. Ia
ss-.s.. '''1 = Sc serass q eala9Eels.
- =. = - So 4la 42&ssts %
: - y $3.50.
SsssF 20 tartfasr North fhe
r.sss - NVsssf Azzsn tr1zz CTR
;. - - 2 81 ~e were c5za5eAssG
s4--.s = e@s- HES NE%sal 1naS5T w@
- ~l4sef Asa2erWear ard Dsr
- : w1zG have
- = @'s e~.fDSlAnss N osarx6sn
; - -.
-, @k 80 STOP x AAzsEa was 81 rr~t
- -sN* @s -eaerszc wsfss-Desz
- - -...ss-s - szae G93s craze, talt
sF@efaes1 fAFFe E1f-S Ee~e S~x.ss-
s-s1 :. - SptN Asiac2gs IL Place Ess
- -Af%~ ~s&a os1 We -zn3ed u
- go E1JeTea fnare t1e
- q SAsNFa1se47z a@vi-sn. q:
- : 80 fsEn reTt Nr&ssssl
ess,-- - S~AsA. Dyes ara
- -. = 49, pats ~e Saw tae
49, seke4 3 : afs1@ssx exss-s-
-. -, s.~'sl.ss1. tfl@ ss-asn. tE-rs we're
: -. - i--.Asss- Easast e Shona nzees
- w Fm-1zsscs . t1s g5id
-. &C g kh~g EoUsc aavs 20 20
$3.50 tsee N4l1a pass Easch - thres
lsza szzs1ay. sa1 tsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

An Importazr Decisfon Affecting
Title 10 Juneau Property
Fa-@.-.ery Rights

TIE unsettled sfatEs % ksE1 titles n 1E-
uezE, Alaskz ha-s ~ 3ast seea eets-rni1e1
- tie United States court TIE EosSes-
soTy rights Of S4azttErs. who have En-
proved xhaE~ holdings. are he'd 70 Dc goc1
agzgnst invasion. Tides gwen by tas org
fazl LJcztsr are ~ the aec1zau rendered.
valid even tn0uEh ths holder shall - ze-
seat fruz1 the property TaAS solves =
problem which has weighed heavily G. the
vrln6 q every business Esn and real es-
tate owner OF JUNEAU
TIE question a. Issue t1vosyE1 vzlu15ls
business property. o. h Adzt formerly
o. Seattle. held a deed 10 properly IA the
business portion % the city from the org
tnaf iocat tor Daring Eis absence from tbs
properly Il was invaded by another A.
- began sEgis for e5ectmenf in the United
States court Al Juneau. The case was
tried Izst December before Judge Delaney,
Charles & Patterson. % this city. acting
taken under Amusement and has lust been
decided & A6sit's favor. deed from -.
locater. made while the premises had tn
movements. thclgn Enoecupse1. Was held
% convey good TILE
similar case and one possessed q more
romantic interest Is that OF A GolaStetn.
of juneau whose troubles ever a mining
claim under The business portion q Ju-
nezn. have al3ed TIE territorial courts ard
the lard Offices for a period extending over
SIX years
TIE story Is strongly suggestive o. an
Arabian NIzhts+ yarn ard = n effect
that before the toxn q Juneau bad spread
out 10 anything Ike SIS present proper
tons he staked out mining claim which
vas the only way q acquiring property n
Ais ska While Be was 3elvfng n the earth
after the Eiuable nugget the envions peo-
Die q the village began pre-eupfSng town
lots Immediately over his head and. dsspiIs
his protests. erected buildings among
which was the territorial courthouse. i.
Is said that a. ore tine. while court was
r. session. Gol4stefa was ~ work &c his
mine WHEN the Judge sent word 70 him
that the courthouse vas settling ara ask
&C him % 6esiSi n his operations until
court had adjourned.
The trouble over land titles a. Dyea ara
SkaguAy e ancient history 20 readers al.
the Post-Iuteli gencs-. A new phase IS tha
esgernsss with which spectators are
seeking Valentine scrip for use = the pre-
e-a7tion % lands a. thcSe places
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

-s- ka~e zs-@aaT G1FN- - ta1@4- StIr@s
e srsuntes . ire Au1g-w Miners. zz1
shsre Z nssosarssv I'd cnEzcs f1- Ih@z
- ~ rurne1 isis vszv- T1s Alaska Cczs-
,-s-rzsz i-s-1z-yss store ~ DzRsez Cssy
~zs rss=ssg fne middle u August az1
she z~srk II re $e-rh A-14-7ezz Trz-s-
re~szrss- 4 Trading Company vaS - low
a. rNze tizz@ rhaz unSy few 6aFS fosd
eos5Es - pa~cass@d ~ =2eA El2z =As
sppasd.
Tsce q rhe r,an sezt . warn ulze-s
"a r. away fog the w3nfsr wes y711E
Srasgsx sen = Ins president - ire Alas
Ia eanwere1zl Company. ard so-ze q
zna r-u- sn .hs Seth CoasE cane down
fhe rfzsa- w1n SehloSs. Tasy say Is
stgrw was te9z - az re Eaaerx hs rsZ
9z -he rsvs- 20 Ezeh sEro-g language -
q = trszleal. pscrurIag as Re Cd. re
81 ~~zfrtw * s-E~sszs91 Ger tAcsA 1Cw a.
ia e.gg1aes v8thoat food q Ihs3v 9wz-
FEa asr,srsas tEzr ms eozEzzy Wc4ld -
ygnnkse 70 raeec The 3a-2&-5 fer toad.
sgs soar lsz Eae wL-zAng that prlTa--esz
i zE-easzy Getting ~. even 81 Laawsos.
Tae erEv Eazssase chance 10 prevent
h7asrsssz srezn starving. scco-5ang -
srfsgxs. belax ~ u@4as - s-E1lg paaex
trars % take Supplies K overland BIT
there = EszIs hope q such rel1ef berg
sz1szc1srE. they say, - prevent raaEy
5szshs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
L. P. OUT IN THE COLD.
-. n & y. Co. Cancels Traffic Con.
tracts for Portland Rcuse I'm Re-
verxe for p-~r or~nzc~

P0RTT AND. Or. sent 1.-The cert-o-
versy about divisions between fhe Union
Pacific and TIE Oregon Snort L.ra camua-
res. y h}ch caused thp opening of ere Cg-
den gateway ard the establishment q.
through rates and tra}n service 81 connec-
tier wits THE Colorado tines. csilzn.rzte -
today IL the cancellation q al through
freight azd passenger tariffs cn business
20 and from Portland snd points On he
Oregon Ia way & $zytEatEOu Ccrrnsrvts
tines. and the dEscsr tlnEarce q through
train service via Granger and the T-w5on
Facsfc. Ire cancellation takes eTect Sep
tewaher e
Ths Oregon short line vas formerly =
pArf - ere T-n3C- Tacfsc system. ana
whe- IL was reorgarize5 ard placed unse-
sr independent nansrerw=-t. the Union
Paelfc refused So aGow ere divisions for
raer1y la eEecr thgs oaGrsar tha saa~r
ItrA 70 fern throEEh rates VIA the Rto
Granse Western ans IS connections
vhte0 Eues agreed - naT 20 the Crezoa
SEo-s line the proportions e7--nerlv al
l7Re3 that co~p&ny by t1@ Eator Pacl5c.
ana uow The tsE31s O. t-eE11 a1s3-ess are
Cznce5ai tesCzuse ire tE5cn Pact7r re- SEES
&c afaau the CreGoa EzLswav s Naxfga fs7z
Cangsay THE same prsrsrtt01s TIE Iarter
rrre- zrv sets or s-E. az business b. IS
several o.her connecting tAreDEh aaes
v.z. via SpcEa1e AID tae Great %crrhe---
va Csg5=n ems the RS lsrarzs lines ard
via rHe NJ aeTa Kacscc.
81 e. claimed hv shippers fAat tkIs action
va make tttte c1s1Ee u tAs narEaerx %
f-esgat. hees Csc the tEScr Pac69c for sew
sral lzoaths past has Gss1r..zl5rzteS
ara re las C-eEoG Tres by Szr-inE over
ga pa~tza-ss business so TIE Southern Pa
ere - Cs<3en Tor trans Ea-tst51z VIA sac
rAr-z-t1 Ssa~e Is sepaTat3ou- the Pert
1aae freight aszssuess % gEe Oragor Short
I2ae PAS aeer BARD 20 r-sac'galIy Va oE-
Gen n-a .he Ccsafado lines Tae tarc-Eh
rss.e-xer service VIA tAe Cu50z PAeEGc e
mere important. as SIS Gisro-E5E1azca v5ll
rats-zEg G.vsrt TIE AlstaesS a gae Ore
SCI Eaalaay NaV-gat.oa Company -
re fhroaza lz1as va Saekana an6 Cssse--
TIE Csr~eca Sho-T Ll-e Company owuS
raarsv czs-haG q t1e csz-asn stock -
sNe D~@xu- Railway s. Navigation Cen
rary. ard s.nc@ 1Asy Sere separated fron
-. E-nsoz pzrzS- syse~-1 sE1 managed IT,
ser-srssassv. ooth c@ZrEEles ssxs s1C=a
a re-azrkasls aa-F@sse Ia earrings
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
rNro rHE JAWS or FAMINE.
Mtn~r~ Cssnttnu- 60 CO Norsh-Soy at
whisky Seizures.

PORT TOWNSEND So u-Pac.s-
s~sas- sees -Shfa t-ma.lla arrived a. 8
e,.seek tnls evening wf1s e-a passengers.
q srrg--ssx ~ EhaT1 are h1lnd fev DzN-zsn
CIV g1a E79ea. eeSalf@ stories 81 t4rs@1trss
s-s s-areussluE s1-er1r frcn tezt isazz-ei
lard.
Anore. tAe T nas cis1s g passengers faz tae
r~a i Charles NcG1s- merchant s-a
r~1IF-an - g4aeau- whe sas hesr saa-a
fe~ rhrae w~eks Hs SAYS t.se -epa-r cf
-sfst-r ~hsszv ~ egsee1sE cf1s@-s w1 -
hssfEes wsth tesxas ~ the better element
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asa $40 re- ~Tnere W1Elt ust ee 50
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RIVER t-asr--rv as = uIniEg Cel4. fer - asv~
a Turesn srnss az aSs kep. experiences
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N--~rs 1tseovers.1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
GOLD EVERYWHERE. AND THICK.
Richard EskrfdGe Tell. Of s3sI
Nugget.

Cold IS everywhere and thick" writes
Btchsrd s E-skrfdge froTn Dawson city.
August IL 20 Frank Atkins. pelsce clerk.
a nugget vas brought down from ~.
at@es on Elao~ado weighing So - che
miners so-ak of nuggets 50 weighing 50
mary 8cIiarsJ TEis sauo is a world beat
e. and any one who IS not afraid 20 ger
ia ana drsN csu rake money. ! sh1ll y.
pretty weli % when cons out. 81 Iaso
Dawson is Il very unhealthy place. On
scco2nt - poar drainage and IRE GigsluE
up = the soll TIE rnsnes are located up
the river abcut seventeen miles. TAlS T. =
pcoT place Ter a decent wauan a. she
VIZ have laf httls good society How
ever there ara worse places,
Coming IL = e Is carried everything
CD Cur sacks IN }ea8s q 81 20 - psuais
oar beat was q dandy ard we ran 81 -
rapids lreia3iuE tae White Hcrsa. We
soJa Our Iadssn Soxs They were ar abso-
late failure. raelr feet berg TOO tender
from lack ~ sx-resse We struck ni0@
yssies 81 sleigaluE tEls stae e the summit
eut she aoSs were laid up ard could uot Re
used
u have gained six aE3 @ AaU pounds
since u-y arrival SD ArfauT Calhessn is
fat AID heassy. TonsSat We so up ,hs
zuleh &c set goos clssyn We aave spot
led 20