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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-04

OMAHA Nh. Jan. 9-fst-3e- Reel *
I asf Market steady. native 5esf steers
3. -ge1s So eows sasi nejferS & 5e@s3.7sl ear
Eess. g. -5s42 ~ CHECKERS ard tzaders. s 5xe$
4@a. caixes s. .slNsGlsa
Ff8gs-E>zee Eyts z-sse Jgarkzt active ~
3 CHER heavy & f5sEa ~ mixed S. 454z2. -
aenr g 5000 -. baik 0f sales g. .5115a
SseeEs-- Fk@estpts, : 4a 1Rrk@t active ard
steady. fair - cE1g5ce cz1tves s. SsE {. ~.
fair % choice y estsrEs Sae5ss 40 coFuaar1
ans: SOCK znssp. Ss-asz;3-sa. la1aos. -. s9as
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VIEW IuRf< AalsE> ETs.


%FU YORK Jaz 2~-Ths uorey market
faEaa# 20 sA8m an easter sasse tos48F. 4E2s3
- z4arys boom ia lie EFae@ u s55EA ~
wnsss1 sCn7e nasri@ have expected 70 1&.7 g.
= I'D &c arrive "a taIs thz MESE business
szT 81 sEs@ EsxF- tF8 LIZ contrary
taere vas gulta 4 88rTy = E1e sssaH@E
- @ laans s-s-eEpltsies something very
IKE a Ssae-zs The rate tor cssS Eaeg2sy "a Z
Sd 10 ) pe~ ssegt-. ard 3essEss weT@ Dssess9 az
seas aze2as, tGoGsa offerings s@fE G~as4@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-04

PORTLAND. Jan 3-The local wheat
market failed 80 Improve much during tSlz
extended res Il has enjoyed. Exporters
n sha city refuse 20 quote over 10 for
Wsla Waila. and some az them deeIara
themselves cat OF the market az any price
unrtI matters present different aspect.
There - some milling and speculative buy
fsz reuor1sd II the irserf1r at Te ard =
ascSe these sgures. Blue sfeza and valley,
TTIa7Se Per busl@L
CIearad-tser hE P2lawan, Queer tosa.
n ST hszsnetz wheat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-04
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Yesterday The markets did nGt opea with
a very brisk era7e. IN fact. Il a9r1hiag.
tlavy were quite dQp. considering that there
had been 10 bushes Sc dore Cor the two days
previous. The can mission men generally j,
hess for TIE coming week Butter t30k h
2-cef1t jump. the arst rlse in price fer the
year. Fasre vas also 3 slight rise III the
Gn4on market Or * Oranges and pears
are a gl4e- all places ns5ng Essl stocked
The pears - market are d very poor lot.
There - q 3ssraad f3r the Winter NsllIs
variety. RtlSca a present ara quoted al 81
per box. The steamship Carona brcught
down from Alaskan ports twelve tons q
fresf k2HJlIt. Sa1n0n Al present are very
2carcs 0cCaSlUnea 5T the recent feeds IN
JeFferiag with the gill meters handling
their uets. The principle fishing at THIS
time Of The year Is haing done an the Skag-
II. N0oksaek and Stillaguaiulsa rivers.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 20 me Past-fntssss,~r,.....
TATDItSH ian. S-4 .. m xs.rr,,.. y. 7. !. :
y q: eloaGy: wind east. thirty miles. pssss
81 out. a $ei1eoner. AZ 1919 b m passaN
IA, ste2 naer Waiia @alla. az a:M D n.
brisk east wtnd
PORT ANGELES. Jan. "A u. -n.pas.
rOTneter. a.a4. cloudy. Wind east ssx s,,sls-
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ENrhsn -e.
London. - days.tsg Londor-slgt, So.
Total sales
General Quotations.

Flour Raeetp:s X ~ barrels: exports
3ta avlgrels: market duiI and lower m
ereIee Strands 0f sFtr1HE 1Is water C-i.y
MlJ pst@Hss &@f{z -; cry Mlfi clears
= s'EfSa* Minneapolis patents 3 .gg7s aT.
80 aaHFFs- >. -ata "a. w5Bt@r u4tects s. s0Ff
535. ID ssEsig rs - a1tt 81. 10 extras 81 =,
~ iow xrz5ea s-*Ffs
Sg1eaf- Receipts II - bitahefs- ewrcrt4
- 81 bushels, sr0t wax NJ ~a4
ST ,Has, 9n1ia1z GEsred weak u~4er "a Jysez
declined f1Fraer on ire hszvv visible selo-
Ciy Increase and el8sea @.9ftar reY gazge~
ans szEree during tae lay No red Ja4-
uarY STaTsx,tT*sg. sl0@eti a 8-a.c, AaF. 49,
sl~2se e5s@e1 81 a5se
Hsps-StsadN. state common ~ ~nGlra
f%5 crop Sstsg. I<~ Eroa -Tfse. fss- ~r-,
taaE1sc. Psc.fAe caast. tsEss crop 4ase Isfss
Il F0t-~fA15et. 59g1sess.c @-W9f~
Pc. r9lsaiHl--Du8. Unsse3 el0s@G w4fa 10
g'afT=e-s1nfloHs aeenzI steady :. av.
s7s=7nss advance. rfGssx7 anFaF ~fth prices
Sara 1sg5nfs reg advances. sales. $50 oarz
tT.sisit1srE January. S.%c- dars3 s.3sr-
Snos cGffeF-~fs io. @assar, NJ. = fapafee SIG:
~ : 5aoblng. -; nssI8- quiet. Card0sx.
sssn
Sssgzr~Faaw. Psrnrx- <af~ refining ~
r@mTrst4g1f ri test 4'4e. Retired .frFgng
FTlsssifs \ 5t-c; s4azgazrf a sss1. csrfe--
s1onsTs' A eat ao&f- 4Aes crushed
5sse. powdered 5tsG
The Visible swppEy.
TIE statement y tse wf~.s}e sapplT -
Any i 80 ensyGnslea bv t1a NV yer. rYg3-
aa~s ExChsEEe ls ~ tuEiows.
Waess, %s.sas,ss sfssaelS. increase. 9.ts7.-
C3s1- sz.sz3 ss2 bushels. Increase. - aa9
pAIs2s---
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DEATHS AID Funerals.

poSS- Tas@ esapral af Es1ariss Ross Win
49, nal8 ~ B8aaeg . So @afEs eattgei ss
: .sess..s f6iz afte ffsDgss a3Ssr fae a}zs-
fsgaa4 Of Cgssr. Gsrs~zs@sss NO. ). r@FsStnFe
q AmsFfca-
Y9f-xsE.f.F lifts e3negag 81 Mrs. sarah y.
Fsfsa,sssu vssgE - rAEs AZ tae GHarusT of slJr
I.zgy ~ ts0s,st fIesp AZ - 0 esoss< EatnoFrvU
~ %Hnesd8vg Eaarasag
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No rain OF Suow has been rer.,r.~s 4. ~
past twsIvs hours. The iSaraffssnsg. - ts ss.
est on GRe tfreg0a cSssst and hlwhsss 80 -
Eastern Washington s's sess
seattle Local Report Maximum, t~-..,-.
Ai9Te, ~ leg. minimum a Tnsas i,
Weather. partly cloudy Rs.. i. ~. -
twenty-t0ur hours a.ls Of IA Inrh
q. y. SALISBURY .s.s~.-
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Ss1 J5asszn lambs -SsSs. nar1 herr aa~rFs
lss--e. Eacuz-2ln lambs fsss rs San .yea-
S@ah g.aias. 7s5sss. HamhoIie ard Asms3e-
Hops-cii crop, nanlsaal: new. f--sg7tss
ar california, -aL2s4s Ser zorfasrn
Proance. Fruits, Etc.
aIi9dgags- - sasS1s - par san.
- - PEA sl1-assS A5ss. = heat ard cats
s- -. 81. cats. 1855 1850: b@ss barley.
s14 l@5as Alfalfa SIS aa8Ef5-aa. clever,
ss -szil ~, STOCKS, s7e aassf -. earsrre<zess
&aeaE S1-~sfSsEk 80 straw Ter bale GaEs A..
setaples--PuEa tees, Eayty Rose. 5za56se
Per Genital river Eurnanss sseEesss- river
rseis Ns1.F 81, sa1snSs 7z9sse. N&r1esi
s@@ets Slsssse. 0gsgon Burharks. 7asa Sc
s5lverskEa aRiors. & green syzss 4ss5t,
Pr pound string 0eans. sEflg'e: summer
Per rax. egg plant T5c: dried okra. l2s.ss
Aases asparagus. I-tsa3TSs.
F'rusts--Appiss. ehei>e. s. e0s7L = usr hox:
c0n1zrssI1- 2sszTsses cram berries ssaEss9 81 per
osTTst; grapes. arfirary 2azFAAs Per BOX
pears Bartlett. 75ca9sI.tsa. eersf miners Z7er
Sse; navel oranges. N.5slz- Msxscara
AsHss. re-paek slos@f4-5s4; roEnTca EsHgar-
IA Lemons, 5ssgsasl y. c5l05ee TAf.fa<1sB a
lemons. s. as@17Ga, bananas s. 7aas1 = usr
bunch. pisaa pgies. - aesf5 ~ par dazen
ku>ter-F.aney cree rngry S-sse - sec
onds. @ssfsle' fancy dairy. Zsc. 10 seconds.
CaeeSe-Naw. fIes1ee: SID. I8sslle. caIsfor-
n4a cream elasstdaT Il3etatZes Young AxEz--
Ia. Ez5sstl3e: Eastern. i2slae
ksE@s-StoFe. &4sr4E-sc fancy ranch - q
&c. Eastern I5alsc
Poultry Turkey gahhiers fztzmTtr per
poLnG+ turkey Rgss. f-t@6tt4-. cid r01sterS.
s.. sssgf$ 10 per dozen; Young raaS1ers sa-sese
80; ssf:ss& hE0slers. g 6ss14 ees large brcl3-
erz, s4e5ss34- AZ frysrs. s4.5ass5 ste hens E.z0
s59@. cid ducks s. .ssgs5. 70, p2unz as1cixs
Si-5'9s3a1. geese, 81 ssat2gs3 per pair; gus
lngs. N.58as a1; cid uigeens sl-ee; young
pigeons, 81 z5<EI.5a.
Financial.
Silver oars .-... 81 Drafts-Sisat -. 3
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SAN TAN sTsSps

e,,.sl saMGS LYDIA THOMPSON
49, as CaltC1 sfag@s @zlE caves CITY
- 1901 % Aa4E street Sunday
s~ssAv sa4 Thursday at u G CLOCK rls.~
a. u FER srS=9G. Sse Juan sssas1s
ss~ NJ NA2t~cza Return caves
va eSEs TgSstsav Thsrsasy and
ags~.es- At >. -. j Z Th on nSon. Eran-
cl~ 800 Lily l',sEa Ttl.S 2 60. 2xszA
- go Ts.sgAaa-- Nasr v
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hood canal ROUTE
: NAIL

STEAMER Delta
1Aosal4A dock. saaI CO vashir &
kSes1tgs, Thursdays and Sas-
seL>cE = H fsr hlnsstaa.
a<s.,,nA ~ase. Sea 5ecS. 3-ssnsa. hSsly.
Essan A-ia.ssaA "a -. Hoo.s2Srt Aad
~y- Ast9ras Alternate aayA
seeEa Re. -.
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Cerea So Stea fsy.
Firm.
-
E.-zx-W sak.


EgSS-Weak.
The following prices are being offered
TO the producers by local dealers for de-
livery ~ round lots On the doeK or ia the
CIR az Seattle:
tfrain--F'uget sound oats, SIS hurley SIS
per ton wh'at. CHICKEN feed So bran SO;
Hay-Puget sound lay. 81 per ton; East
ern Washington tim 1thy. 81.
Eggs-Fresh ranch. DOC.
Butthr-Erssh ranch. SI3.c; creamery,
25d4sc
Poulrrv-tshIckens live. s4siac per ID:
dressad 94Iic; turkeys, live, Lie: dressed.
l.Ee stoek-Choice beef cattle. cows.
-tzfs@ae. steers, Ss13lze; choice sheep. ttn
sc. good hogs. 4c; calves dressed LARGE.
calves. i've. small 5iae.
stides, Felts and laiiow-Heavy ssalfed
steers over 80 lbs, 7etSc: medium. per ID.
s9Ic; light, under Is lbs. 54t5c; heavy cows,
5t46c. light, s9t6c; sailed kips. Tc. calf. per
10, Nc. green hides. Ic less than sailed. dry
hides. per II. lful2c: cuiis on above, one
skins, summer Per 10 1sat2Dc; good winter.
l5c: pooi 10 thin winter, sMi0c: sheep petts,
long wool Western Washington. cleaned
l2ftl3c per 10; dirty. le@l2c per ID; t1tliow
294q3e.
soneIng Quotations.
Johhing quotations yesterday were as fol-
lows:
sugar, Flour and Coffee.
sugar 0obbingl-siolden C. in bsls. per
10: 5a.e; ,. extra C n bbis. per h. 5se;
&: powdered 6lac; spot cash prices.
Flour. etc; tobbingl : Patent Excellent,
Gold Drop 81 70: Tyee. ST. 10: Legsi Tender.
s. s5 California brands As5; buck
wheat, per Dol. IS %. per cwt.. 81 sgati. gra-
ham. per PHI. 81 q, or l1-Ib sacks. g. u per
cwt; rye -four. per Dbl. "a ~; or l0-ls sacks,
SIS par cwt: rye meal, per Dbl, rs per
cwt. 81; rolled oats. per Dbl. ~, 5ni5;
cwt, s. Is: haked wheat. s.. % per case;
harley Ioo-lb sacks. &c: a5-lb boxes, 4iac !.
split peas, per I9o-lb sack. 4c: 25-Ih boxes.
4.2c, ccTn meal yellow. las, 81. ~: 0aa. Sl-9ts
white, lss. so: sos, $50; faxed noniiny.
bbls. 81; kegs. 3 p.
Coffee 0obbingt-- Green Mocha. per III,
32c; Java. per lb. 2iasc: Costa R!ca.
choice. per lb. 2lc oasted-Arhuckles
in loo-ih cases. per cwt, 81 50; s'-lb cases.
per cwt ST. 8. 3s-lb cases per cwt. 81 s.:
Alden Mocha, 371ac Caraeola "a; Qua
temala, BE; ground coffee, 1ist.nc. Lion,
los. 81 70: s5s sIi 70 36s ST. -
Meats. Provisions and Fish
Fresh Meats Gobbingp-Cow beef. z4f5lxc,
pork. 61s6isc per ID; veal large, 5al3c; veal.
small 14iSc.
Provisions tjobbins}- fiams large, 1ec;
hams small. iatsT. breakfast bacon. uf=c:
i'resa FIsn (IGn5tagl-st Sturgeon. sIi9c.
EalbuT ilnsfdc. salmon. 5GJGe: salmon front.
s., founders. al2g t.. S3les, 3: rock cod, %;
block bass 5c perch 3iwn4cs mountain
trout f1tsal5c; shrmps I9c. smsit 5fIie:
tom cod t.. herring, 3aftc, oysters OWN
r's. $50 uer sack. s. ~ per gallon; C3ar4s.
s1.51 sack pHngeneSs crabs, live. $40:
SF.ake9 Fish tiobbinsl-salmon. steel
bend l0c. Chinook Pee fail salmon. sasc:
soc per BOX: herring. &c.
Butter. Cheese. EE=s and Poultry.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.


TACOMA. Jan. &--wasa t--I-ns- angsf
4 I BE- SER. Sc. Ne. I club. L
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ptmiIc DEBT srarEsE>T.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 3-rhe monthly
statement of the public debt issued today
shows that At the close Of business pecen4-
beF 81. 1876, the debt ieSz cash N the treas
ury. amounted 20 Saes III 81 decrease goc
the month Of stgf14&a This decrease IN
the debt il due principally to M increase
ia the cash. which Is accounted fer by the
sale aS the Enion Pacific railroad. Follow
ing IS a recapltulatien of the debt.
Interest bearing debt ...........s a. IS. IS
beet Oh wnEeh interest has ceaS-
ed since maturity .....-.-....s. ,sS0. Zf9
De6t bearing no interest. .,s.... 5Ss.sHa, fig
E9ta4 sts- ss>N essh
This amount. hosexer, does not include
s5ss. 95s .tsS In certificates and treasury notes
outstanding. which Is effset by an equal
amount 81 cash in tia. treasury.
The cazsh n the treasury IS classified as
follows;
trota .-s-.- e.*.s.+....-*-S Ists taa-s-s
SiiVsr -..-.--. -..-<.-. ..s---.--s,- stts-sl.tss
Bonds of Disturbing officers.
BALANCES. etc ...,..- .........-- Je.ls. rs
FotIs -.-..-.. $500. ..-..-+-+-.& s.t.Ssl,StU
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HecetrF=.

E'e1u- quarter sacks ia do Oregon.
~ ar WaSes-Reau. $50 she4f. asuta,ss
l-s3. DO <}veEea. zss. So X sssrEugcca. : ~.
barley. -en-A-s, 4.s5e ases- reutass, tzsf. 40
tae~Kga ~z3- $50 = asa s7yss1z 80 ssaz&.
as As 60 reEa- csGtE54 s "a; r2re. ees-
AS %s3- pp-4tes$. sstAs as1 - fssaEoa
r. rc ce< zaess- - hEsa saekz AZ. 30
f5razFH AZ Mtd4451Ss "a - - has
-a-s we-3l. 6ai*s-. 81 h4Jss regntssr
.s> re..sns boxes. 4s- site gallons x sss
t.s-sf.Ev - .t8ggss II rEz
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laf4- AZ vs- csss There was 10 actual
taa1 reported 4zT5ne fAa dav however,, II
Is GsTsszuIf 80 say. however acw far iews-
rats - IRE close may Fave heen nan pts-
lsssxe- Certainly me asack TysarkSs ia azy
I'D ns7s STOW evidences - q 1lanszsGte -
fnntfs aIsffaEsls fer speculation The ex-
Change Ef2rAes hardened TIE actuai rata
Tor exchange rising 70 81 s414 Tats was
sAR1 10 ss Due 90 az investment demand
@as15 ~ u rTesSz-11g szfev. of easter rats for
1121sx = tie 1ea- f8rure. an3 looking -
tns lending OF mercy syr5saFi A ne-c@nflHis
easing o zz1rex n Loc1en and Berlin CID
net serve - interfere with shis demand
lie disbursement o January 9ntsrssr by
I@s government ard t&e further sums eas3
csat Tor Ihe redemption Il Pacific bonds
were expected 70 a4S8ri relief 70 tse r,suev
market ana 70 Offset tiaa rayment * s. So
sc vhtch IS % be Ez2tSsz ca Wednesday ny
fns Cn1oH Pacific syndicate 10 g8@ govern
Izsnz- being tne SEzE payment an that as--
SG1ut. Whatever Additional SssTas were re-
leased % me money market today tia
iaF9s operations pending seams - have
made necessary tre shifting CT loans watch
resUl al "a the afternoon sttFeuiEE CT rates.
tfF t1e ordinary GsS6urs @rnenIa fer diV5-
Geaf1s ard interest & was ast expected glft
asstT available Ter Sls@ money market As
eesriffE On tie Future or tire money Esarks$.
Z . Ia1rortart - ae4r II mind tAat tasa
s2FeTNfz@rf &aS EEw Gr deposit % Sgw
YORK banks upward 81 81 SO ssa. It = SAL
ey tlzs s3t5-tFe4suYY officials tn2t ne gov-
eray1sHt - E&t Haely % tSks I'D fae ste-
on tha 1Faer A4ld- iE Les xtthla taa aulion
1t the 520ks % surrender t31e deposits by
taxing ap the bends WalCa rasv nave
ptacet With rs vBgrH1eHt As security
saea a surrender OF these deposits waGiI
naturally tend IN sustain the resss Cor
money ~ E9e market. The situation in elia
money market &e0g Sae tone q st3esS
aesVy a1aG restricted tise trading within
narrow limits The heav8ness was tddsss 10
~ TIE 7ssSSir riStfe u;ferance by ire -res3-
deat 81 The &. PAgi as 20 the Unprontabfa
nature 81 competitive business u prevail
Ing rates.
F'aFeigG markets failed tn reflect any ap-
predsnssGa 81 tie situation in ne far East
Declines we're general. and reached Il
putat IN other eases
The h5ad marke. was duI hu- prices
held erm. fetal sales 81 "a osa. l.. :. oil
TOURS. registered, wers = higher bid. and
& :. old faGEs. coupon = higher. tx dlvl-
dead.
Honsy and Exchange.
Money GA call. firm al efeGss per cent;
last iGap. 3,s per cent. closing. 2txsfS PER
cent. Prime mercantile paper. Shsa84a per
sent Sterling exchange drmer, with az
fltal business in BANKERS bills a. s4S4-s6e
As for demand ard 81 SEA sl4.Szss for sixty
days; posted rates. Ss.SS and ASslt4A ~.
Commercial! bills. 1851. Mexican dollars,
A,se. Silver certificates. 57t.Sg5Sc- Bar sill
yer. 5aise- Government bonds. firm. Stale
bonds, dull. Railroad bonds firm
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Against this there are demand liabilities
outsta Hsiing amounting 70 ssssS. slS 81. which
leaves the cash balance ia the treasury
Sis, "a. 5s9.
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Receipts and shipnaents-

Tn The 4Tof{acs exchange roet3v ere huE-
,er market w*z Grua. C.eau1sr.e~ lJasl z =
dA4rsrs 1-sl 81
Cheese 45ssst. sa7ssE<
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THE MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOB r~yss,.x
Rain Or snsw s@a. = lsA Il
u --r- rE :, M ~ Z MENT. or Asspr~r-r.
- E--tItfER RCEEAlf.
DAILY BULLETIN
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fhe Geld tte>ers e..
HOTTER. &RRIS AIS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Geld rsserv>
SfsA afI rs
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Ves},-sfsgta $@vz9s. l&@A5Ss Oregon
@-54sG -. sG4tleE2 ec@sk .2-zas. sxs%s
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TRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FRS. GARLAND AND EvANGErx

Seattle and Townsend Nsah Bay Rouss.
aframer Garland leaves Yesier daek 6un-
ssys Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10
n a Tor Port Townsend. Por. williams
rnrrensss Port Angeles. Port rr~-rsn,
Ge.syshr-v, rvsht. Clallam Pay and Neah
Eay returning arrives at Seattle 3 u 4,
On opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesssr deck FOR Port Townsend Pert A.
esles ana vscte=is Mondays Wednesdays
lad frtdays ~ $50 n n; arrives Saat.'a
sisruate days az 90 p m. Tel MAR sgs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-04

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-13

land and England should dispatch hostile
fleet to San tlrAnclsco could tlnat fleet pass
through without Interruption? asked Mr..
Hoar Did the spaperrent in the bill as to
the ltinh. OF the United States to protest
the canal In time OF war give us the rEht
10 say tho canal was not neutraf? ne asked.
Mr.. Morgan said no nation would inisun-
derstand the tanguage OF tho bill. but ne
VIA Willing to accept any language tnat
would make olbr right more specific.
Mr. Hoar suggested that the clause re-
latlng to the neutrality OF the canal should
ba amended so us to say; EXCEPT rs TO
nations al war with the United States
Mr.. Morgan sesd he would accept tho
amendment M senator should vote
against the bill ON his account. Mr.. Nor
gan said the pAesident. In whom cong. esq
had 80 wisely and confidently entrusted
4 fund OF $50 Don, 900 ''to be used at his dis
crcuion' could certainly be TRUSTED TO hear
and determine the objections OF Nicaragua
or Costa Rica or the Stockholders OF the
Maritime Canal company.
MIR. Morgan said his plea was for action.
This hill did not sock 10 build the canal.
II simply placed the question In the hands
Of the p6aefdent.
In repdy TO question Mr.. Morgan said
be did not believe II wound be conspstent
sr uhs united States independent Of any
corppcsataon. IN proceed to the conktructiOu
OF tho canal urder the freaty OF 1857.
At thc turcitrron OF Mr.. Murgan'D speech
the senate adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-13

CSssHlptlea Guarantees to All People the
Rights Of Citizenship.
MORGAN CALLS UP THE NICARAGUA Bill
All He Asks Is Action that tho Presi-
dent SIAy He Authorized to
Have Work BcHun.
tsrecIal Dispatch to The post.)

washington, December 1.-THE senate
y today took UP the leading matters for dis
K ctission at this short session-the policy
OF imperialism Cor territorial expansion, as
y ii is softened by its friiends) and the Nici-
ragua canal. both OF which seem likely to
be fought out on basis Of non -pnrtisan-
ship: there are practically no party limos
In tho canal discussion, the difference
lying ii; divergence OF means to the
same end.
The administration forces are not doing
much with tho imperialstic policy just
now. aud the oppor ents Of such schemes
are by far the most active. The party
lines &rc not closely drawn and dernoclslts
sbnd republicans are fighting side by side
Alanst democrats and republicans; and
the matter is somewhat mixed as there Tire
advocates OF taking everything possible,
Of only taking half. or taking Porto Rico.
OF taking nothing. There Will be somo
very acrimonious debate before the matter
is settled.
cas- soon as the routine morning business
had been disposed OF Mr.. Vest Dem. MOI
called UP his resolution. offered laat week.
declaring II to be unconStHlItgonal Tor file
government 10 secure foreign territory cx-
cept for coaMng stations or some like pur-
pose unless Its intentions are to confer
statehood or territory and citizenship
upon its inhabitants. MIR. Vest declared
that 1t w3s basic principle of this gov
ernmcnt that the powers Of government
are derived from the consent of the gov
erned' and maintained that the Federal
government had no authority either In
morals or the constl Rltion to 90 beyond
that principle He held that The principle
had been sustained by the supreme court
IN various decisions and that no public
man of prominence and no recognized trdb-
mal had ever been reckless enough to con-
trnvert H.
Mr.. Morgan opened the debate on the
Nfearagua canal bill with a three hours
appeal for action at this session. The
whole country. he said, would be disap-
pointed II congress did not act. IIo was
willing TO tako any measure which would
result IN the building of the cunal In
the course OF his remarks. ho agreed TO
accept an amendment specifically except
= inG the Gilnal from neutrality with regard
TO any country with which the United
States might he at war.