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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

Drink Dalby finest mineral water
on earth for kidney or liver atfec-
ton, Sure cure for dyspepsia, If
you cannot 90 to the Springs send
order to J. w. Farrier. s
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

The Hunter Transfer and Stor
age Co., have the only safe and con-
venient rooms in the city, for stor-
age Of your furnitureor piano. We
are prepared to store goods of any
kind.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

And now Italy and Colombia have
severed relations. Evidently the
doye of peace doesn't tarrY long in
any one place nova. days.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

Sagasta deftly dropped the cur
tain on the Spanish Cortes while
half the actors we're in a rage.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

The Cars peace conference seems
to have gotten lost in the diplomatic
shuttle.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

Dispatches announce that anoth-
er ministerial crisis IS near, this
time in France.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

Spain ought to rhyme with pain,
but 1t don't; it writhes with it.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
A GOOD OMEN.

Mr.. Arnold Bresewitz, whom it
will be remembered left here some
short time ago, for Annapolis, TO
enter upon the duties of cadet in
the naval service of Uncle Sam,
having made the least demerit
mprks in a competitive examination
for the place, came home last night
and on the train with him was
many soldiers, coming home on a
| furlough, and we believe as Arnold
went of on train devoid of mill
tary men and coming back with
a lot of them 1t argues that he will
vet get into Uncle Sans service,
though he failed in an examination
this time at the academy in some of
his studies. He brings back a let
| ter from R. L. Werntz, the superin-
tendent of the naval school, which
we quote few lines complimentary
to our Texarkaua boy. The letter
was written to Mr.. Bresewitz:
Dear sir: write to express my
regret that your boy did not pull
through. worked hard with him
for the short time he was here, and
used every effort of encouragement
in my power to pull him through.
| He did his duty to the fullest ex-
tent. He is a good boy, and showed
great ambition. l feel very sorry
| that he failed. He is not a boy
that is forward but keeps his dis
Appointment to himself, and | know
it was hard to bear The great
trouble is he did not have time tc
prepare.
Your boy has great power OF ap'
plication and l feel sure that hi
perseverance and energy will bring
him success in any walk of life h'
enters. His conduct wa
{ ! everything that could have beer
! wished, and he was gentlemanlY t.
2 the last. l am sorry W
did not succeed with him, since W
put into the academy forty-six ou
, of ffty-fve that entered.
a R. l.. WERNTZ.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

The Daily and Weekly TExARKANIAN are
entered al the postOflice az TeIarkana as
second class mail matter.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

The service at the Palace Drug
Store fountain is the very best
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RATES.

Daily. Pc. month by carrier. ;..,.S %
OaiIy. Sixlnonths by mail I'm advance o.
laily. one year by mail, In advance. a
Weekly, one year by mail In advance m
Weekly, six months, In advance...... 81
An Ilcommunications should be addrCs 'ed
10 THE TENARRANIAN.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

HNULE EZEKIEL OBEAR, assessor and
tax collector Beverly, Mass, who has
passed the SOth life milo stono says!
'Dr Miles Restorative Nerylno has dono a
great deal ofgood. Isurered forycars from
sleeplessness and nervous heart trouble.
Would feel weary and used up IN the morn
Ing, had no ambition and my work seemed
burden, friend recommended DR., Miles
Nervne, and / purchased bottle under
protest as had tried so many remedies un-
successfully, thought Il no use, But Il
gave me rostful sleep u good appetite and
restored mo 10 energetic health, IL "a
grand good medicine, aud Iwlll gladly write
anyone inquIrlng, full particularsof OF my sat.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
Want to Exchange

Ten acres OF land, with n
room house and in fBt.3
condition, good imprOyens
and all under fence, add.
the city of Texarkana, fag
Uimbered lands in Little RI
county, Arkansas. Will
you a bargain.
TeXaPkana EXchanga
WHATLEY & WAKEFIELD, Hu
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

Huddleston Bros, have lust re-
celved a Bne hso Of smoked meats.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

isfactory experience
Dr. Miles Romodlo,
are sold by all drug.
gists bndor a positive
guarantee, Grst bottle
benefits or money ro'
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free, Address,
mn MfTRg kfRnfgA
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Congress- Third District,
THOS. =. MCRAE,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
Want Everybody

Towait for ourSaturday,..
sales. Those that need bop,.' nj
or kitchen furniture. Mari
anything Else that We uo,I
die.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
For Rent.

The rooms over my store.
JouN p. KLINE.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
Want our Customers

To know that we have tbsI
exchange and real estate
nectiou of any concern h
southern states, receiviug
sending out more mail
any similar concern soutb
the Ohio river. Consim
stuff to US if you want hi
and we will realize on same
YOU,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
WhatlGy 4 WakeitI
WANT COLUMN
Wanted to Purchase

a neat Three Or fOur Inn,
tage house, for cash al .
Must he cheap and i,
neighbOrhOOJ.
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Women Sufferers

They Find Relief In the Great Blood
Enriching Power of Hoods sar-
saparilla = Better and Stronger
Than for Five Years.
"Since the birth Of my little daughter
1--WE years ago, have suffered intensely
with female weakness. When she was
three months old l began taking med
icines and continued for over year, but
was not cured. l had weak, nervous
spells, when my whole body would trem-
BILE. had no appetite and my system was
completely run down. Ny sister-in-laW
persuaded me to try Hoods Sarsaparina,
and after taking one bottle 1 went back
and got five more. l am now on my sixth
bottle and can say that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has done me more good than any
other medicine. l am now better and
stronger than / have been for five years"
Mrs. WILLIAA HALL, Jenny Lind, Ark.
Hoods SarSaparilla
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggist 81; six for 50.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

FRIDAY, SEPT 16, 1898.
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~ a0ta. ylrq

Sold by Williams & Williams, Drugs
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Exchange.

London. co days ASA London, sight ...4ss
Financial.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRA> CISCO, Feb. ARRIVED
willamette. from Seattle Sailed-Br sh
Cypr0mene. for Portland. Br sh Pengwer-
ma. for Queenstown: schr Glendale. for Fsv
erett: schr Vega. for Puget sound, sh Luz
ellie. ia tow for Seattle; str Coptic, for
Yokohama: tug Astoria, for Grays harbor.
ASTORIA Feb. 2.-Arrived-Br sh
Roby from San Diego, schr Prosper. from
San Francisco. Feb. i.-Arrived-tier sh
III Bischoff from Port Angeles. Sailed
Feb. =. str Columbia for San Francisco
SOUTH BEND, Feb. 2-Arrived-Schr
Novelty, from san Francisco.
PORT ANGELES Feb, 2-Sailed-Schr
Mary +. Russ. for San Francisco.
TATG0SH Feb. Passed Cut-Str
Mack. nav. from Tacoma for san Francis
co. Passed Instr Walla Walla. from san
Francisco for Victoria and Port Townsend.
CLALLAM BAY Feb ~Arrived-Schr
Muriel. from san Francisco for Tacoma.
SAN PEDRO. Feh. 1.-SailsSi--Brig
Courtney Ford for Seattle.
SAN PEDRO Feb sailed Schr Zam-
pa for Tacoma schr cofnea. for Tacoma,
COOS BAY. Feb. 3.-Str Arcata, from
San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA. Jan. T-saued-Ger sh
Empire for Oregon.
KOBE. Feb. 3.-Saiied-January 70. Br sh
Ross1lre, FOR oregon.
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HOTEL AHIttt AIS.

THE BRUNSWICK.
Charles r. sexter. Mi!es Cify Mont
" H. Thomas. Los Angeles.
VI Kieukowstv3n and family New York
g. ". Newell Newell. Wash.
II Newell Newell Wash.
! Maxen. I-os Angeles
g. f. Dunbar. k8iam1zoo. Nicn.
T. -. Sill. Coupev.lie-
John =. EGse. Wiikinsaury. Pa.
Otto koerbei Toledo. ..
). X SHAW. Victoria y. =.
r # Baum. Livingston. Mont.
Dr BIZ CRY
J T Herrets C9upevilis.
4 HerTett Coupeyiiie.
jean : ynOuT. c0gpeFilie.
\ IS Mayer. Newell. Wash.
~ r Hinden. Chicago.
Mrs J. Klein and sister Everett
r Koppeghad;. Portland.
Edward Daiy. Livingston. Mont
J. r Buchtel. Prosser.
Alec Smith Miles city Mont.
Z = Alter. Mir city Mont.
W II. Pease Miles city Mont
" : Mcmillan Miles city. Aont.
william peal SPOKANE
Miss Rr3 Iford Los Angeles
y. II Wright. Fergus Falls MINI.
Louis R4ltberg@r WinoBa. MINI.
II J. Retnarts. Win0na. MINI.
J. W. StaTkweatAer. Los A4amos. Cal
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Special Dispatches to Post-lntelligencor
TATOOSH, Feb 3.--9 "A. m.-Bafometer,
30.02 cloudy; wind west IL miles. Out
ward-Last night, a British warship. $40
y. m. a steamer. 7:30 a. m: tug Rescue
s;25 a. IN. bark Jordan Hill. in tow Of Ia
coma. sac a. m. inward-i.as: night
tug. 10 p. m Outside. bound in~-Bark
Prussia and another bark. p. m.-Bar.
ometer SEQ: clear, Wind southwest. :
miles Inward-A ship In tow Of Tacoma.
bark Harvester. 2;20 y. m; baTkentine.
2.aJ p. III.
NEAH BAY. Feb. IS A. might rain .
calm : p. m.-Partly cloudy, calm.
CL4ALLAM. Feb. So a. m.-HeaVy rain,
calm. ( u. m.-Cloudy. calm.
PORT ANGELES. Feb. "a n. m.-Bar-
ometer. COCO: part cloudy. wind south ,
miles. Arrived-Ship BOnhomia. =. m
Barometer, 30.lS clear. wind west. 8 miles.
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LIVE >rotk MARKETS.



CHICAGO, Feb. S.-rattle-Sales were
on a basis OF SSssgf$ ~ for common 10
pretty fair dressed beef steers. up 70 sal
Ia--a for good 20 choice shipping and .N-
port cattle, fancy beeves salahle AZ s. 20
Io.5A Strictly choice cattle were lavEeiy
al Si-Ssia Fed Western steers. S49i4s5,
calves 81 6Hfl7
Hogs-Common 10 strictly choice drovcs
went at S.61eFSS1As largely at S&SslsafS a5.
and sale was made Of some So pound
prime hogs al 81 fags sold chiefly at - -
GS.7&
Sheep sold at Sas.5e for the poorest 70
> or strictly choice. fed Westerns
bringing S3.sesis.e1 Rams sold AZ 81 -,ss
use, and yearhngs brought N-5H5 IA
Lambs Were active Al SSa4a.-A = few COM
mon going 1t Sifof.iSo
Receipts Cattle. 800: hogs. I6.ooo:
sheep, 1900
Omaha.
OMAHA, Feb. S~-CattIe-ReceiptS. 900.
market active. Native beef steers 81 NBgr
40. Western sic r.. S.. 6o95t -: Texans
SSat3eo: COWS and heifers S3ss3 =: can
ners, S2g-.sD; stcCkers and feeders Sss9
as. -; calves, sisz6. bulls ard stays. g.
4S.6o
Hogs Receipts. 4.soo. Market SC higher.
Heavy. S.6si=aiS. IS, mixed, 81. s04sS..5. light
s.. 75f53 ~
Sheep-Reeeipts. e@s0. Market steady.
Fair 10 choice natives s. 70Gis 90; fair 10
choice Westerns. s.. sss7i.s5: common and
stock sheep, Sl3.a: lambs. s.. SAQ 10.
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THE SEATTLE GaRhETs.

The steamship tina; leave for Alaska
to-day made things lively with the com
mission men yesterday. Snip stores were
tetf.g repienishe5 ard the heavy sales
made cut az important figure IN he day :
business. Poultry was ia great demand,
one arm selling to one steamship fourteen
dozen chickens and four dozen turkeys.
Eggs were sold almost beyond number
MiiktuT has stiffened quite materially
in the past day or two.
Hay j. In good demand, though prices
remain stationary. \ Victoria firm IS ask
Ing figures On 40 10 GO tons. there being
d shortage IN British Columbia.
4 consignment of pineaoples from Hon
olulu arrived in market yesterday.
Winter varieties OF Wenatchee apples
are IN market, the jobbing price being Sl-55
Ga
Eggs are coming in quite plenufully;
poultry the same.
In butter there is TO change, though an
advance Of cent per pound Is noted IN
the Eastern market. X is not thought
that this rise viii affect the local market.
The Japanese oranges which recently ar
rived have been fumigated. according TO
law, and will De on sale today.
Another advance is noted on pink beans,
this time to 3iz cents
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Feb $~The Evening
Posts financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here were Irregular 10
duA today. the reaction being most marked
IN all stocks recently affected by Klondlke
interests. There was sharp falling in
Grand Trunk. good traffic returns being
onset ny a report or a pending rupture
with the Canadian Pacific. Foreign stocks
were good on Paris buying and mines were
better fer the same reason. The general
tone here at the moment is 10 secure profits
on Americans. but there is a firm under
tone.
Brcads:u0s.
LIVERPOOL Feb Close: Corn
February. SIS lad; March steady. Rs 1Sd.
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some OF he exporters declare themselves
6ls& OF tee zlarRes entirely segenty-t1ree
cs1.s * The ruling figure fer Nai-a ~ ala.
y -s.e valley aud b!GsstsIn ara rCrnin3lsy
sbc E1lS & ca4ne aAs stopped keAAAng - .
cl,14s s.Ta Die extent.
"a sgeti-- 1F4l-sa S31ip Hornhy Castle, IA
es' oaTEela s9lF and - IS bushels wheat.
fur Alsla ..rSl.aVlr
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CHIC AGO MARK ETS.
The Hoard OF Trade.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5-Weakness was ap-
parent in whea: from the start. Nav
course OF the next hour had gone down 10
axe. Liverpool started the decline.
That market opened weak at sad decline
for futures and az i:So D. m showed fur
ther Ia loss. There was bearish news in
abundance
\ Ruenos Avres cable said the crop in
the Santa Fe district of Argentina was IN
nense and of fine quality. Primary re-
celpts were almost doubled there last year.
the total being S31 coo bushels against 2>2
GEO a yc3T ago. About II o'clock there was
an Improvement in the market. The de-
cline was stonped by buying against priyi-
leges which were bought heavily on the late
Wednesday curo. though there was no
such rebound was looked for. May adj
Vanced TO Si44c where /, held for a short
,ine. then commenced 20 sag again. About
noon the market had developed strength.
Short selling bad become too popular. and
the market had become somewhat over
Sol4 in consseqaenee Rrok .b +, for the
heavy buying started an advance that car
ried the r~ice within a few minutes to
&C. The corn market became very
nuence. as I'D the Atlantic mort clear
ancSt which amounted TO the liberal total
cf - no bushels. During this rally the
only real activity of the session was eX-
hioited the oFerSold condition Of the mar
x making rush Of shoris an easy mat
ter After the Letter brv'ng was over.
however. The market fell away again. The
advance Induced ths. uatiing forth OF more
and heavier quantities on short account.
aud this cansed the tinal cola Us~e in prices.
This time Nav declined 10 st'sc The mar
X ( was given SUPPORT again just before
tho close fuviNe a9ain being Apparently
led hv the Letter Interests. and the prtce
had recovered 20 siSsc before the session
ended
Corn I'm the main. was firm and fairly
active. Nav clos Il lM9ec higher. a &c.
oats We're active and firm. May closed
- higher.
: eood deal Of interest was again shown
za-Ha -. oil. IL
w1H I2' higher May lard 24c higher and
NJ AZ Ribs "a higher
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% points ne; advances Sales Il so bags,
including March. nc. Spot ccree- hia
steady No. invoice SS.c: M : jaAa@ng
s7s- Mild. steady; CardovR Sisfl5c.
Sugar Raw. steady. fair refining a-1G.:
centrifugal, = test. I i6c. refined. steady
Metals
Pig iron-Warrants closed aali AZ s. IS
BIZ ard s. * asked
toppsr-t~ske. steady with buyers slAaa
la sFnaeT. sls-Sa ord and sls.s.1 asked
sEsiser-t@u.et. SS.se bid and 81 asked
Lsai-Steady: SS.S-ls bid and g 6.ss a. kesi
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NEW YORK MARKETS


NEW YORK Feb. s.-The strength os
today stock market WAS confined a saoss
and he general tendency continued toward
4 lower plane in realizing sales. Pressure
~ the bear traders vas marked and the
outside support offered By the buying or
dtFs tarouS1 commission houses was con-
stderahly less. There was strong tone n
u 4eS individual stocks. and advances ia
Others were brought abtaf By mantpxla-
ton. London also bought some SECURITIES
here. All causes combined. however. did
net avail to maintain prices IN the general
list. and the average level Of the market
sagged TO lower basis.
The most cons picQous movement OF the
day was in Great Northern preferred.
which added i've points 10 its recent up
ward course ma King its gain thus far for
ne week iwenty-siN points. The supply OF
ms stock IN the street AT any time i eX-
ceeoius4y Light. and urgent demand FOR
even a small volume raised the price very
quickly The methods Of opera slon on the
board and its financial relations 10 sub
sidiary companies makes the stock at
tr3ctIve AZ any time on the general posi-
biaty OF the REIMBURSEMENT OF relations and
the adavnce this week gives strong reasons
Ter supposed general possibilities shaping
in concrete form. There was nothing in the
news OF the day 10 warrant a statement,
as 10 what that concrete form may be.
over a.eoo shares changed hands during the
day.
Coalers were favorably affected as a
group by the prevailing cold weather. but
they failed 20 hold the gain Sugar also
rallied above yesterdays close. Other eX-
captions 20 the prevailing weakness might
be named. but they We're no; conspicuous
and none held all their advance. Union Pa
ciIc preferred was very largely dealt in
and rose sharply over last nights close.
but fell below before the close. The activ-
liy OF the markets showed a general fail
ing from the recently prevailing average.
The active interest in The bond market
was much better sustained than in stocks
and prices were better held. the general
level being higher and some sharp gains
being scored. Total sales, S. $40 @9.
Government bonds were strong all
around. L. 5. 2s advanced =: the new IS
the IS and the old Is registered IA. and the
Old As coupon Is bid.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call easy at lieala. per cent:
last loan. Ia per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 5ai per cent. Sterling exchange
firm, with actual business in bankers bills
at sis5 s5is for demand and S4.s2l40+S27s
for sixty days. posted rates. 81 81 ga Sc.
Commercial bills As2 Silver certificates,
i4a5sl.c. Bar silver 56S4c. Mexican dol
lars, i5,4c. Government bonds strong.
h-x,n gl,.4f H., a
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Do you see how weak that poor NOR
tai is And yet he Is apparently a we'll
preserved man. His load IS q mere tr!fie.
II Is too much for him. though He has
weak back That II brought on bS early
excezses ard no matter Whether you have
not a weak back Is "a most distressing
thing 10 have. IL - most often caused by
Irritating drains and waste OF vital force
II indicates Joss OF power and shows weak
ness Usually il Is ompauied " tn evil
dreams and often entire loss o3 sleep. These
things must be rsmedied or you will find
that complet. nervous prOstTafi0n VII en-
sue. You cannot afford 10 risk that. Bat
do not get disheartened HUDYAN. the
great remeGio-treatment, VIII cure you,
and place you right Oh your feet again. no
matter how badly you may have abused
the gifts OF nature. HIDGAN VIII give
you that glorious feeling OF strength from
which comes perfect enjoyment HCDYAN
has done this for 1889 poor sufferers in
strong and vigorous. and be able to stand
up like man than TO have 10 bend double
Ike this poor mortaig Write and ask
about the great HUDyAN. IL VIII be
pleasure 70 the doctors to send you tree
advice. They want TO help you. They
want TO 90 you good. They want 10 see
YOU with bright eyes. strong nerves and
II you have blood faint, or any other dis
eass--catarfh kidney or liver trouble
write with equal confidence. All advice IS
free and il l. the best advice that can be
had on this continent for love or money.
Circulars aud testimonials telling
NIL about the great good HIDlAN
has done, and ''3U-day blood cure
ctrculars.'' absolutely free.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Today's state
ment of the condition 81 the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. sos. Sil. 0s2 /:
gold reserve. Sl6i i.5.552.
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Receipts and shipments.
Dairy Prod nets.

f'u 80 frofece exchange today zee but
tsr market as nr1a. creamery. lsylsc.
azlrr t-Et-e
Eft '143et. sTt3sc
EEzs-S -4a4y. fresh. sc.
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h..REEI and TRADE REVIEW.


Exchanges a. the Seattle. Portland. Ia
coma ana Spokane Gearing houses toa&y
were.
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san fsR 1Nss>tU MARK ELS.
Rread~fuNs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s-Flour-Net
cas- grlcee IoE family extras. SAG -.
bakers extras S.-sssts : ~.
y 1eaE--44.E pli4@. st.zai. for No. !. and
S-a4sA ala = fer cao.ce; milling. 81 ~.
Barley-keed, Sl-e-szaI.e0. brewing, sl-u5
sf48,le.
oats-Pour To fair, 81 ~ zs1li5; good 70
choice. si-I.izal. -; fancy feed. sl--- ~ lZ0,
gay. HL49lLE4is. mll-aug, siis--s4---- :,
SuEpFise, Sl-53sI.55. black for 81 ed, sl-ss5sf
L5s, red 81 S5ail ~
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SYNOPSIS.

Seattle Local eport-Maximum temper
ature. - degrees: minimum. ~. mean. IS.
Weather. partly cloudy. Rainfall in the
past twenty-four hours, "a Of an inch.
G.. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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Flour, quarter sacks. 1883; wheat. CEN
tal=. rs; bar.ey. centa!s. loo. beans.
sslt Ks 4.sSS. corn ccnCaIs. i95. potatoes.
Sa Ks. : 49,; onions SACKS. 81 bran. SACKS.
5s5, maGaI.agS. sacks. 80. nay. tons. $50;
wcol, 6a&es. -. hides number. 49,, quick
SILVER. tasks. 20; wine. gallons. sS.3ga.
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Meats. Provisions aud Fish.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.

Rutter-Ranch, 1Sal9r, fancy dairy. In
squares. 2er22c; Washington creameries.
2-lb prints. 25l2Ic; Iowa, IN tubs &c
Cheese iiobhlngl -%1tive Washington 10
GIfsc. Eastern. 12l-Gf2c.
Eggs Oobb'ngl -Storags Eastern, fiQl-c:
strictly fresh ranch. s2012c
Comb Honey aft -. Nevada. i4c.
strained h0ney sfti~c
Pou'fry-prs sSsd chickens i3-c. live
chickens l@tfl@lre, dressed turkeys l-afse.
ducks S5.50H5.o0 per doz dressed ducks II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-04
Csreal Firm.
Butter Firm.
Eggs-W eaker.

The following prices are being offered 20
the producers by local dealers for delivery
IN round lots on the dock or In the car a.
Seattle:
Grain-Puget sound oats s20a21; barley,
sl153als: wheat chicken feed. 81; bran,
slSaIs; shorts. 81 corn. slsH9-
ttay-fuget sound hay. s$Gi0 per ton;
Eastern Washington timothy, slo.
Ryr-W hole S9al %
Eggs-Fresh ranch. i902lc.
22Ge5c
Poultry-Chlckens live. sG10c per u;
ducks live. s. 5005.00.
Live St9ck-Cnoice beef cattle. cows,
&c: steers. &c; choice sheep 40
e. geoa hogs live &C: hogs. dressed.
~ use: calves. dressed. large. 81; small. ~
! G; calves. live. large. &c; calves. live.
ties t'elts and wool-Heavy sailed
steer over 90 lbs. S4Slsc; medium, per 10
Sc: Ii l. under IS lbs. &c: heavy COWS GO
&C. light. &c, sailed kips &C; calf. per 10 SC;
green hides. &c less than salted dry hides.
per III. hAl2c: culls on above. one-third
less dry slks Der III sul2c: dry deer skins.
summer. per II. lSU25c: GOO winter. l5e;
Door. TO thin winter. sGl6c. sheep pets, long
wool Western Washington. cleaned. &c
rer III; dirty 1eGtI2c per IN; wool, clean,
l5alsc: dirty timber stained. 124lic. tai
low 2l4ff2e