davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20

A horse will live twenty-five days
without food, merely drinking water.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20

One pound of Sleeps wool Is capable
OF producing one yard Of cloth.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20

A gcod-Szed whale yields aoou; one
ton OF whalebone
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20

The Peruvian condor's wings are
sometimes forty feet from tip to tip,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-19
NEW WHEAT ARRIVING
shows Lighter Weight Thnu Last
Year an Account OF Hot Weather.

The new crop OF wheat Is slowly begin
Ming 10 move. TEius far only about ten
cars have been received IN Seattle. While
this is not is sufficient quantity or divers
Ity 10 constitute much OF a criterion as to
grades, yet the quality OF The wheat thus
far Sces not show ID favorabiy as COM
pared with that II Lass year.
Ore II the mos; prominent grain dealers
81 tbs city yesterday said: AS far as the
small shipment, OF new grain received
shows anything. It shows that the wheat
is going 10 be- tighter than IL was last year.
THE cause is rot far 70 seek. Last year
the harvest was preceded by cool spell,
which allowed the grain 20 All out Will.
This year the harvest has been preceded
ny a spell Of unusually hot weather, which
rsiachcd the grain just at the wrong time
AMI caused Il 70 shrink,
Yes feel sure that the improvements
projected hy the Grea. Northern, & carried
I. completion, viii divert large grain ship
rnente hy way Of Seattle. and make this
sti,! more important grain shipping point.
We can sec the effect Of facilities for
handling grain here IN the fact that the
s'enporTrlai MIL has already considerably
increased cur grain receipts
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FOREIGN Markets


NEW YORK. Aug. 1S-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegraus says:
The stock markets here were lieiess TO-
day, the exchange Holiday IN Saturday
next helping 10 check business. Americans
merely followed New Works lead, there
being 40 Initiative here today. and the
e!Ass was duh Certain foreign brokers
here largely concerned with arhitrase
dealings In foreign stocks, have been cut
ding commission rates tremendously on
purcha seg and sales OF stcrks These
dealers. who act only for foreign houses.
have contracted a very large business and
are Row said 20 re turning their attention
10 Americans. This is growing the signal
for q general cutlery from the stock ex-
change members against rate cutting. The
Paris bou-se remained duil irBsplie ~ the
Improvement in Spanish Is, The Berlin
market WAS steady.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Aug. 1S-Canadian Pacific.
SIX: Grand Trunk. ~. bar silver, 2si2d;
money. i per cent.
Breadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. ISWheat-Futures
closed quiet; September. IS sSsd; Deeem-
her. = "a.
American. mixed. spot, quiet; IS
21ka: August. IS ID: September. IS 2i4d;
October 81 2Tsd
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steamship Conemaugh returned yeste.-
day from Quartermasisr Hsrhor where
she went 30 be Cleaned and repaintest.
Steam schooner Noyo was on the beach
st Alki point yesterday for several hours.
receiving repairs. She returned in the eve
ming 10 her berth q; ths Colnan dock.
The German ship Ferdinand Fisher.
which has been loading wheat ~ West
Seattle for Europe. has gone To Tacoma
10 complete her cargo.
Steam schooners South Cnas, and Ma
varro. which recently returned from st.
Michael. VIII leave during the week fsr
San Francisco. Both vessels were coal
ing yesterday at the South hunkers.
The taree-masteI schooner Laura Mad
SET. which arrived Wednesday from San
Francisco, finished aLscharg1ng her csggo
OF general merchandise yesterday and left
for Port BlaSeley In tow OF the steamer
Sarah NJ. Renton.
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Hon. Frank \ yanderl.p. assistant sec
rotary OF the treasury. contributes 20 the
August Century an article entitled "Facts
About the Philippines With a Discussion
% Pending Problems" Mr., Vanderlp
SAYS:
while Il is true that the islands lie a
Hitle out OF The direct line Of ocean traffic
IN voyages by way OF The eastern passage.
there sra res sens which operate strongly
so- = 1iScon.fu3srce % navigation by wav
IF The Straits of Malscca and the China
sea TO the Orient. The voyage by this
course is ora dreaded by all naviEators n:
certain seasons IF the year. when the
Straits become the eevtgr Of the worst
storm Disturbances known 10 the world
sad when ravigation Is consequently re-
ssrsosse w,th the opening 81 the Sicara-
e.ia camal. however the trade 90 oi- A.
iartss, rertS With the Orient vi take sSs
safer ard shorter ro1te thus provided. ard
in addition 20 ta.a The commerce 81 rrnca
al Europe wniFh row seeks The East ~ tie
voyage fh-cuga ths Mediterranean the
sssex caaaf. the Indian orean ana tns
straits o. - the Cape route. viii TURN n
tAa cIsIostie direction. The possession O.
tae Philippines ny n progressive cornrser-
e.al vsNsr II ere Nicaragua canal Project
eaaaYf - completed wugl3 charge the
course s.. ocsac navigation. az Il concerns
: LARGE percentage af ire water esarne
t-awsc At IRE wmsiA Europe fes1ks "a ire
Nke4faE:a& canal ard tNe PscfFy SO offer
frg 4 better ros.se 80 sFe s4r Eastern eDl'n-
tres a~8 III ne eysrt az its co1r 4sslnn
he archipelago att to the Estewav 10 al
.ks tTaGm ~ loweE CHRIS ana tse countries
sssftn f{nw gkorg ts@ great warehouse
~Haers ara stored ssd nAengs are 6aEsrsf-
ss-s4 .se prciucfs ~ shs sarsh IL the Ct All
SINE ;-a3e - Chsns nav, .n the course ~
these esangez Tpw IN prospect t~soT7e
x~a~v>aa< more tzan = sEFrrfas.tnE Ts1srs sar
- - - -:ss- 20 a. sr.~-s-
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special if.ssratcsa 10 the post-Inteil.gencer.
NEAH BAY, Aug. Is ., m-Barosne-
ter 1s3. Cloudy; wind east Z miles In
ware. Last night The steamer Mark.naw
Ais , ~. a schooner. SO H. m: str
Wellington 80 s. a. IA: two sschoonsrs in
tow q tug Wan9srer gts p. IT.; a sssoon-
er, 2.I p. ss9. Outward las. nixns. largs
steamer. 20 ?. II Outside hound in. q
four-nlast schooner, In tire straits bound
oct a schooner.
CEAALLAM, aug. is--CIoGfy; fresh west
wind
PYs;IT. AGx is--C.iesr. Iiga1c west wind
PORT ANGELES. Aug b.- Barometer.
assS, cloudy. wind north Ses. Il miles
Tug ssea Lion and sh }. e. Brown In shs
bay
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SsTs. oeSeI ecdsnx. weight n, In fsafafz "a,
ce.lng. wesghts. Nos. l. and : 7.xs-gsrs
~ a1s: Sos- /. = and & axs-fn~a. Ig0
sox' Nos. !. and . rxs-fnch. 20 ia. S1e0
a saanEses, H-ys; standard sesnxses 81 a.
one,inch mist. u. "a and Is fs~s. sssSss3
lnsrk finish. t52sE: cedar ssluar.s,
ana " rsef. E4z13. nAsisEx. 3sssssr peg I'D
Inca. feet. ptcke4s tl1
kAn-drisd. u In advances % greea. Dray-
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EUREKA. AVE 7.-Ssi.et-Scalr Jennie
Wana for Tacoma
COOS RAY, A9g I7~-ArrsYeG--sctar
Webb fraGs Saz FraIcsseo: schr Aesasac-
then. from. sar Francisco ssst,s~a-ssr
Er.1Essfe fssr San Francisco.
PORT TON S@ENp Aus, A~Arrivet-
ss-ar s q Rei1ed. frsu Ssa Pefro.
TACOMA Anx u-ATriSe9-Eza Cath
ersr. !for8 Ssa f@TsEcaS<o-
RF<TN)%xSDi Apg- - - Arrived 100 srssr
Eazhy A Cousins. from (sfsys aareser.
SAN PEDRO. Aug. ls-~ArTtsed---Scfsr
y - 8ax1eF from Seattle.
PORT ANGELES. Auss I.-Arg1Ses--
19 J r. RY1xn, sTegn Ssn FFAgset&css,
SHANGHAI A9g Ig-Ar~1xed-Scssr
gs,ss.xf StAsfe7, 4rsFn Pors Elaksi=y.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aas. ss-Ss1l.sss-sst~
State 81 California. Astoria ssr SAN, sor
NarA.rsgc, str AEc&fa FOR Coos bay. hk
Lew - Bugsess. fer Tacoma. str Csar.ra@.
.as Seattle
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The bess route IL via Southern Pacific %
San Francisco thence by direct steamer
Accommodations should - engaged wei
in advance. IS +he tersss6 ~ great
For rates. asiiinxs. ctr. call o. or al
dress Thomas A. G.aasna. district paszsa-
ger aud freight agent. Southern Pacific
90 SIS FIRST Avenue. Seattle.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKER.

Wheaf-4arket nominal: export No,
GO. NO l aluexssm. &c. Milling
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ls-whsat-
.sv , s cargo down from PORT Costa
10y TOT Europe: receipts FOR this market
s sy ANAL email: No change IN barley. la
bringing only ~ their needs demand
Stock Quotations were:
40 Saxess e sass 'oT fam . extras As
Wheat-Shipptng, 81 l7Iseyi isa.
harisy-Fesd. E-t5ssI.i5ss: brewing. noni-
oass-Poor TO fair. nt5aaat ssz: gray.
81 29ai.Eis; fancy feed. sfs6: gray. s. III
e "a. milling. si-2=ii48l.zs: surprise. ti.D
Flour. quarter sacks, ]. IS: do Port Costa.
6a.oe2. wheat. centais, J. *se do Oregon 37s
beans. sacks. -; do Eastern. SO. Germ. Gen.
tails. %: onions sacks. "a: potatoes. sacks
hay. tons. lss: wool. bales. l4i. hides. num-
her. 81 quicksilver. TASKS. Is. wine. gai-
Closing Quotations.
n Mns'sss,ssdy b bseemssr III
Corn-Large yellow, Si.oiis aIIza
Wool and Hops.
wool--spring. Nevada. lvQlse: Eastern
Oregon, iDiSIzc: Valley Oregon, l54l7e.
Eali: Northern mountain lambs. sdilc:
nio1I,tain =. iec: San Joaquin plains ~
Heps-Crop OF 1887. 9afl2isc.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING sisaI, bran. $i5.5s
Ql6.
Hay-whsat. }i45egl7sc; wheat and oat.
$iaqftI. best barley 81 51aI i3 10 alfalfa, So
4i3.o: stock, Nigi25o straw. per bale.
49ap-ae
Vegetables silverskin onions. sol7oc:
pickle onions 15G@Dc: garlic. 2Q3c: green
peas. 2ixlt3c. string beans, 2g3c per III.
Bay summer squash ga goo per box: okra
green .oat go eg plant, z''oe' chilli green
tt-Apples. choice SIC: common, 4oss
sl.25; nutmegs. d5af sc; grapes, Isabella, sac
al per box. peaches. 34f6ot per box;
pears Bartlett. sslsac; piuns, 2s1eec
oranges. Valencia. nominal; Mexican
HINES repack. sa9l9: Common California
lemons, S-ss5; choice California lemons.
&25an45o
Butter-rancy creamery. 29;Sc: do seq
onds. ga 2ac; fancy dairy. 2422c; do sec
onds, l99alc.
Cheese-Nsw. esxas.oiSc: Young American,
intl0,4c: Eastern. f26i3o.
Eggs-Store. 1agl7c; fancy ranch. Z2eg2sc.
Eastern, IiaIsc-
Pouitry-Turkey 9obbiers. isGlI1c per Id:
turkey hens i4lfisc: old ROSTERS. 81 ESQ
40. young ruos,ers sJffs: small brO.iers
s3sfs %: large brnisers s.. sa0.. fryers, sall
/ So: hens Stfi5 old ducks +. 5Aa IS: young
ducks. se5ea5i: geese. 3l4l2s per pair.
goslirgs. si.a1ii.so. old pigeons, Sl.i2!sGf
/ -: young pigeons. SLEIGH 10
Exchange.
Sterling on London. - days. s4si%.
Sterling on London, sight, stses@.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 5ss Drafts-s'ght -. IS
40 1HfS l.
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tia tbs produce exchange today tne ss..t-
ter Dsarser VAS steady: creamery, 1875 isc.
dairy, i2ngsE
EggS-ste@Gy. fresh fzc
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Aug. is.-Tne wheat mar
Ast e0nfin1es afslsas. with very nzsia
changing hands Some lots 81 valley have
changed hanis within tee past two oays
a %. and the nominal export quotation
for WaiIa WalIa Ii about SIC
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THE COTTON NARkET&
New Or1ean ..

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. S.-Cotton-
Quiet: mIGdling. 5A.c
New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. N.--Cotton-Easy:
rliddiug 55sc.
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FOR tire convenience os its pssrcns ne
Noy.ssrr Pacific mas established through
car servsc. 10 wsiia Taiss- Train leaves
Seattle daily al 4 .. n
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LIVE STOCK MARkETx


CHICAGO, Aug is.-Cattia ruled strong
to llc higher. Choice steers. $50 ~.
medium. 81 10: best steers ss.3ssis-Ns;
stocsegs and feeders sz-5ssaa.sss; bulls. s. -
G+-5: COWS and helfers, sa-R.sl4 =; calves
S4.ssss3s-fn; Western rangers s3.esss As; led
Western steers. ST. i0@ts.fs; Texans. S-5,,ll
SIS.
Hogs were down &c. Fair 10 choice. s. -
9sSs5 packers, ss.55sf2.Ts. butchers. $50
Gss.ys: uixed s. ssa sg5s: light. $saa<sas;
pigs 81 srp3.75.
Sheep were lower inferior 10 choice.
s.. 4agtsse: Western rangers. 81, AGA ~:
lafrbs. ssGfss50
Reeeipts-ca.,le. $3.50, hogs, 24.oo; sheep.
i5.oa.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug. is---Cattie-Recespts 3.sJc
head; market. active, steady, native
beef Steers, 81 soa45e. Western steers
81. fssfi4 20: cows and heifers Sc. AGA u,
Gamers. st.7s43s-.s. stockers and feeders,
g.. sE-st4 -: calves si-aTf5ne: bulls and
stays. s. T5sI4.i0
Hogs Receipts 1850 head market &c to
f0c i0ser; heavy. s3sF13 TO- mixed 2.6Sfs
3.e7ls. light. s3,a5es3s5: bulk OF sales. $50
05s7's
Sheep-Rece;pts 4.ee: market. strong;
fair to choice natives. 50 s@r4.s5. fair 70
choice Westerns. Ga. soalae5. common and
stock shsep. s2slI+Q0. lamfs, siosGo.sS.
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STEAMER $ensin@.. City sf8ek. for Ia
sor,a. 10 =. g. ssN .. IN Fare &c.
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CHICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO Aux. ls-wes weather in
the Northwestern spring wheat territory
together With high cables from t@v~rfyooi.
was Responsible 70 some extent Tor sai
aymnes~s that characterized the >onnn,saIice,,
meng OF trading In wheat. All incTfsSe1
arrival 81 north ana a prediction 81 t6ir
weather tonight and Friday ~ the $pFinE
wheat country changed the temper 81
iho speculative crowd When weakness
ss.s 81 - Vas more particularly apparent
In December wheat the disposition among
traders being - stay out Of September.
in view of tae small sse>ks her@ ana else
"a nefe Tar aoue Of higher prices tD0IlGe3
ia hy the t,aiis in the market has Of late
heoH largely based ou rxphc ss'soas that
the bearS woui3 OVERSIZE themselves fer
Scf,teguher The bears also appeared -
have Some apprehension en ;has score ard
transferred their ventures jo December,
tAu~ giving a nErIous character 81 the
trading la Seatensb@r and inducing becSsEs-
Der 20 an altogether unusual discount ur-
der sach conditions a. exist AZ present.
The .eics.o waR f1~c higher for September
ard is4&@.c higher :oE December.
Corn o.,pne1 weak and eer8 III very
heavy e.r3ux thr forenoon 81 liquidation
fsv fpns~ ana heavy c3sfTu1 Aasofi stsnses Srsi-
fgr on sIaD-ansS orders. Reports from EaN
country. however &ao;s. ,fe probable yae53
tAs gasyer7srlens figures on ~ouGsti0n. Sss~
;ea,ber seft NJ unchanged 70 49, higher.
oats fn.Eot$.3 cora weak s&ssy. nGt fe-
covered later. Iae c5a~s WAS unchanged
from Yesterday.
fsyg9NEssgliss vt,}ed ,7uli most ~ TIE taue
bat aas few reA9sEs!2g intervals K mod
tFBfe Activity. t5@ tea az. Sf ;He day
hsssturss was liquidation ~ packers -
g,r.sauvss psc* soGSY eoUghf. ana fae ready
ABSORB s{1u % offerings W(ao2t much re-
.si,ef.oel N Prices Pork advances H. lard
,se..use >, ard f3os remained unchanged.
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TODAY's WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Aug. Is. 1879.
Fair weather.
L. s DEPARTMENT OF ACRICUL
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DA I
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4 --sss=@ thra3zs Hersog s@s. %o~zc~ ar.
X esfsshsss sessneis. Wa st@ popular s.
nTsxham- =. rs. Saturday. A&xsss p
SAILS SIS, tog regisss trip fsasSsSn aEs4 Alas
IA Tx4asS>0s sst.ISc Csz.-sSsas. 1ls 3aszw
ooess1
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Pig ron-warrants. sssgsrfy..
Copper-Take Sc.
TIga-sfs fgsffs%.
SpeIser-Ss Sfs{4 So
f.ea1i-sf nSf9Aia The firm that Axes tAo
selling price for miners and smeters quotes
lead az s. ~ AZ the close.
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n IND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Aug. Is. fssg
..-~>s at tft~ sea stie. Tacoma. spo-
- portland eisaEinx houses today
Cfesr4scAs Eas4r1s-ss
.9x4A. $50 80 p03 .g1z IS
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Seattle Local Report-Maxirncns temper
allure, 81 degrees: minimum, 81: mean 81.
Weather. cloudy: rainfall. -ei OF an inch
tstrs and over California cloudy weather
over the Northwest Coast region Only
light. scattered showers have occ,s-reSs--<s
trace at Portland trace Al Port Angeles
and 81 of an snch ar Seattle. There has
bean II rain east Of the mountains or in
California.
G. -. SALISBURY.
Section DirTctor Weather bureau
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s-Todays state
r1,..nt OF the condition OF the treasury
shows; -. - - d.
Available cash balance .,..-....... 81 ~. sig
Gold reserve ........ ...-.,.--..... lss. AIS, "sJ
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Fsoay-Recesp-s. q 90 barrels. exports.
1a ~ barrels rgxarkes iyrrer
WEcat-Reessysts. S-.SeS bushels. exports
-. 10 bushels: spot ssraGg. Nc. 2 red.
sx5sc {. o. b. Options opened steady o.
cables. declined with corn ard rallied
again The Afternoon market x4S govern
ed BY had scare among shorts and al
decreased demand for scat wheat No !
re1 September closed Iasse-
CcIee--Optsssss opsEea sAeadv. ancaang-
ed 10 5 points higher. SAFES. u.sss bass.
including August s.gs1s- Sc. spot Rio.
quiet, Ne . invatee. Ssc. No. jobsgns,
sSsc7 Mid. steady
S1Sar-EaA. fruss fair refining ss*c, CEN
tylfggal, IS test. ssscs refined steady.
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BOSTON. Aug. ls,('iaS.ng:
Bos. & Mon 123 Butte & Dos -. "a
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THE RAfNrrn-GRANp.

c. gwfst. San Ffanctrco, william Cam
erFn, MInfsea tsoiiz; Adam d. Collins Sc a
Fraressro: Jnlln T., Wilson. spokans. w.
]. Fales. Detroit, O. T. Fate.. nesross, G.
r. Scesf. Pst'rtaarg IA. NJ Mcclellan.
:, paul: e. O. Johnson Aa1ook. ALASKA !:
"a y. Delaney. Circle city. AIaaka; j J,
s.hlII Chicago. VI. r.. Powers sna wife.
fsflrax9- e. r. Briggs AMI wife. San Frsn =.
ctgco simon VILE, Cincinnati. II. G. FoAh.
s- Saw York.
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satser-hanch, l6a lsc; fancy dairy. III
wares. ia eec: Washington creameries,
y prints. sia.s5c.
G3ess tioohing) Native Washington.
PC: Eastern. il1l2c, California. i2Q
.Afs ttoeelngi-Str!ctiy fresh ranch. @gsl
e Eastern, issflTc; Oregon Isisc
ssua hDnsylsullc Nevada, lie; strain
Asey. sasise
r1sry~ Dressed chickens. lsc: spring
;kksns, g. TAGS 50 per dog; live chickens.
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Masoss ttosbinsp. nea. Gesssss,c per Toe
swest potatoes ac per n; silver -.,n
sws. 81 s5dl 3. ccets. 81 per sack: ear
- - per sack: surn3ps. z5c sack. cab
-. ia per lei osuli;iower, ~ per
Haeesrd squash =: pumpkins.
~ green corn fat4s.;s<> t,nr ,to~
III aeppfrs. q -eSrl ; per crate. to-
A'ss. f<siyl Per box, aothousa to,Ha~
- AA per tsex. racumbern. i5afsAe
aos sss plant. sasc per e.. rhu-
80 iais4e per -. string bears. feA4sse
=. wax heans. iiesSSc per 10; green
1sss. iec per dos hunshes. lettuce. inss
~ Fes 1ez. raaisfss. 1ac per acr
kscass
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DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Aug. IS. iseS.
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~.snzss arg noted in fru... QGo-
ss~iyiax principally to peaches,
- grown ana California stock.
4 c~sfs nave LgoSpe6 II. price also
- IN asso.Asse ~ s.-<e1l-so- Gragss
T. 100 9. - cute y.SeAkxi IA priees are
socd xGp2ir at wsssrmelosss Are
Issr. or. are eof considered very
q - ss,ppxrs IL their eaEeFEsxs 10
q carket have picked them 5efcr.
- I'D as result. tie demand is
rsssr market Is row szauca ntsadjer
ssssnt rrises viii in ali probability
81 ssm@ tiEaa-
fs4g demand for poultry. &c
- siBr.ux prizes for i've weight.
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Meats. Provision. and Fish.

sfrsh meats Uo5bingf~Cow beef. sftsisc
y %: steer beef. ei4fi7c per III: mutton.
sssasrs, &c per ID; pork. 9l=c per III: veal.
s.ys s4}sic; veal. small Sc per -.
sfsvssons tobb.ngl ffams. large. iQtxc:
AZ small lie; breakfast bacon. lie: dry
ahs! sides sitc.
Iera ttobb;ngi Home made. ner ID. -X-;
Este Star sc. Coin Special. size; lard
szsoand tieree%. elac: Rex sA.c.
Frssh Fish Uohblng II asibut. 81 gtc:
saaen. 4isGs5c; salmon trout. fsqilac:
sanssrs. 3Sl@c, soics 4c. rock cod SC.
W ls,,Gisc: ahrimps. loc. smelt, sac:
|z rod. &c. oysters. Olympia yssa
= sack $3.50 per gallon. eiau.s n1o
rack; Dungeness crabs. liYe. 81: cooked.
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High Living

HAVANA, April l1.-Provisions have
doubled in price.
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Not Wen Received.

WASHINGTON, April 11.-In the
Senate, after the Presidents message
was referred to the Foreign Relations
Committee, Mr.. Stewart took the floor
and declared that Intervention without
recognition of the insurgents would
look like conquest. At Ills p. M
the Senate adjourned. The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations was
called in special session to consider the
message. A prominent Republican
member of the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations, who has been
credited with supporting the Presi,'
dents policy, said that Congress could
not be induced to make war on Gomez.
The reading of the message in the
House was greeted with scattering ap-
plause from the Republican side and
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No Armiatice for Them.

New YORK, April 1.-THE following
is an extract from a letter written to
Consul Barker, at Santiago de Cuba, by
Maxine Gomez, which will be pre-
scented to. President Mckinley. today
says the Herald: zone year ago we
received proposal from Spain to agree
to an arnlistice. We refused then, as
we must refuse now. The rainy season
will soon be at hand, and Spain's troops
would like armistice until 'it is over
Ii Spain agrees to evacuate Cuba, tax
ing her flag with her, am willing to
agree to the armistice to last until
October /, when loyal Cubans shall
come into their own i"