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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-24
MARINE NEWS.

ASTORIA. Feb, 22.--sailed-str Column
bIa for san Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND Feb. 22-Arriyed-
Schr Fred r. Sander, from San Pedro.
arrived Feb. %. schr liera. from san Fran
cisco,
E\ ERETT. Feb. 2l.-Sailsd-Schr Glen
dale for San Francisco.
COOS RAY. Feb. Sailed-Str Arcata.
for San Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW Feb. -Salled-Schr
Meteor. for San Pedro.
SAN PEDRO. Feb 2l-Bktn j. NJ. Grif-
fifth. for Puget sound
TAQUINA BAY. Feb. E3.-Arrived-SIr
President. from san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb a3.~Arrived--
Schr Melancthon. from Wiapa harbor
Sailed-Schr Daisy Rove for Tfllamook:
schr Reulah for Grays harbor. spoken
Feb. Is is w. Br sh Marcchal 5uchet
from Oregon for Queenstown
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MARINE oDSERt ATI0Ns.

Special Dispatches to Observation-Disclosures.
TATO0Slt. Feb. -3,--4 D. m.-Baromoter.
2HN. cloudy. WIND west thlr;y-six miles.
In the straits, bound out---A bark in low
ship.
NEAH BAY. Feb. 81 p. m.-Clear:
lgat east ". nd.
hrisI east Wind. Sailed arks Alice A.
Leigh and Harvester ana ship Columbia.
/ p. m.
PORT ANGELES. Feb. 33.--i y. m.-Bsr-
ometer $50, partly cloudy. wind east
thgee miles. shin Wat lens IN bay.
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SPECIAL cable an3 '=lesrapaic dsoatches
- hFadEtrer. covering t1e principal
points II soc'4EU -.at-9U iuctrats the FOL
lnx3n~ ch 1Ees an sss. So supplies AS sax
3f44E. 60 compared Tlth tile preceding
saturday
Wheat ultet S-a-.s anA Cau8sa east
- EoCz8es. decrease Ia - husgs : =
sae-, for ana IN Earope lacTsase ~ 81
aas1es worlds Supply. total decrease
a. c1sssis
Cern-U aitsd S,atss and Canada. cas-. O..
Rockies lac9eass Eeo hlsAeA
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Boston Wool Mark ct i.

BOSTON. Feb. 23.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow OF
the wool market: The feature Of the mar
ket during the past week has been light
and bright woods. The demand has come
principally from ore Philadelphia buyer
who was said to nave picked up Svot19
pounds Of wool In the Boston market. 9th
or than this tho market has been larg y
devoid Of feature Manufacturers have
kept ont Of the market during the week
In certain lines q sagging has been wit
messed in connection with the consigned
WOODS Staple woods are very firm. For
elgn woods have been very inactive.
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CROPPING.

fo1 fefl weak. you are lsstl@ss and you
sup" tnat y04 want q 'sb~aeer." what
GO you do2 Do yea 70 % ths root G. ths
o'@ea<e. o. do y0u take q worthless s.irna-
s@nt Cease being 2 foo Learn % be
sensible TIE weakness that yaa have q
Que - ezcezs. Tae way in which you
nave wasted youT talents. yo1r abilities
aiia your strength Is We Known Nature
PAGES eosfdencs IN your good sense
@Ao ROW yoa have abused "a No wonder
'AAt you are ashamed CO yourself And
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NJ" all IN the dark you are trying 10 end
he way TO !ight 0ud life. You need "A 1T
the help my frjtud. "Hudyan" vii saed
" Hood 81 light ca your struggle and vou
c"n become a. good man as you ever
were. ECt it i light and life that you
want ould y8u like 10 forget ali the
shaVsfinEs. aI tae tremulngs, ali the
sneeFs - yCur fellow nan, and all the
o!saUpo.HtWeufs that poor weak indi-
Fidnat sncur=2 IL you would. the grand
Oh Hndsogian Institute win enable you
70 DO 50. You can can theTs. II yol are
cut Of the city writc. "IIgcvaa" w.ll 10
given yng. "Hgdyan" cures weak men. Il
puts ne~ lifa into aging msn. Il r-}uven-
atcs the prema tareiy old men ol the axe.
II gives stamina II is nothing hnt a
builder Or strength Harmless IS char
ity. 4 has tie strength Of the eternai iltis
II never faifS. Il cannot fail To these
who wou.d discourage sou from seeking
help. tgrn q daaf ear Why should an
the world have faA joy ard YOU be In
caFaeitatcd2 ask for some straight In
fyrmation abcet "Hudyan" BE a man
again. ard ha a whole mani
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HUDSON NED Cal sssEITUTE.
Stockton. Market and Ellis Sts.,
san l-ramciseo. California;.

Your hair would cease falling out.
you would have none of those suaii
ulcers in sour mouth. and you would
have no copgpcr-cofored spots If you
knew how mach the '-30-Day BIoad
Cure" would do for you. When you
write for "Hudyan' circulars, nsk
for the "3o-Dny blood Care" festt-
moninis, too. They are both fire.. 10
ali inquirers. They are free to yc
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LIVE eFOCk MARK ETs.
hfcGgo.

CHICAGO. Feb. 23-Cattle were about
Zoe lower: beef steers sold on a basis Of
s. 1544 for the poorest to s. i@fs5. 90 for ex-
ira choice beeves very few cattle being
good enough TO bring s. -. The bulk sold
Al 81 @5zI9. Fed Westerns sold very badly.
St0ckers and feeders sold a very wide
range. IS $3g4 ~; Gamers. s.. 4ld{2 20. calves
wee scarce and good ones sold high as
IS 70.
Hogs were SC lower; poorest 10 prime
lots s. ga ~ the bulk gOing at s4<s40:
pigs &.6g43s0
There was an excellent demand FOR sheep
and lamhs. and sales were made a. steady
prices Sheep sold ct g SOFA 60 for Inferior
TO good fat drovss; sfIoru sheep, So 5sIs5 ~
yeaTlingS 81 6sgi 80. common TO chci -
lambs. 81 .3t.va65; sh0rn lambs. $3.50.
csipts-Cattle. I.5o; hogs. 1000.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Brendatuds.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 2s.-Spot wheat
was steady and unchanged Offerings were
lsht, Futures are lower Barley vas cas-
Ter; with futures dull al previous prices.
flour-Net cash for family extras. Si5j
cts; bakers extras. A.S9Qi.io
Wheat-shipping. sl.42iA ali3a4 for No. /.
BaTIey-Feed. $40: brewing. 81. t3laGlI. IS
Oats-Poor 10 fair. S.I2i2sfl.l5, good 10
choice. ll7is9!l 20; fancy feed Sl-e'eza
q: gray. sll5Tll-19; milling, s. 50, =;
Surprise sl.3li25: black for seed. $l3sdt
L5o: rcd, A&Ql.45.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 5000; wheat. cen-
tails. o.1~, barley. centas, l3.lS5; beans
potatoes. sacks sol; onions. sacks. lSe;
olan. sacks I6l0. middlings. sacks. 2Go;
pay IONS. 40: hides. number, sE; raisns
boxes. =; quicksilver. TASKS. 1eo; wine, gal
Ions, ~, 800; brandy. gallons, 100.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Weak: December, sl.12s.; Nay
Barley-Weak; December. s2c; May
sl.0ts.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MiHstufTs- Middhngs, s22q25.
Hay-Wheat. sieEls; wheat and cat. SIC
qlS; best barley, si5a9l65o; alfalfa. $3.50
au.50: clover Sll4l250: stock s11gfl3: com
pressed wheat. sit9lI.5o; straw, per bale,
Potatoes-Early Rose. sog75e: river Bur
banks. ,eog75c: river reds. Ay6ec; Salinas
Burbanks. s5cGsL20; Oregon nuroanks, csc
81; sweet potatoes. 754Fssc.
egetahies-Silverskln on.cna s25efS2. IS:
crcumbers. 5ocgsl: garlic alesf4e green
peas 486c; string beans, &li2,sc: bay
squash. Sc; tomatoes, .5caisl.la; okra, lie:
asparagus. l9a2ac: chill green peppers. 2oc;
mushrooms. l0115e.
F'rui,s-Apples. common, Sis: choice. %
Q5oc; cranberries. 7stSc: oranges, navels.
Na2.50 Mexican lines. repack. ss4,6.5o;
common California lemons, 75cetsl IS:
choice California lemons. 81 5Tal..5; ban
anaa, slQ2 %; pineap2les. se.NJt.
Butter-Fancy creamery &c; do seconds.
22ig9s3c; fancy dairy, dc; do seconds. 10
lt3oc
Cheese-New. 1oas1oi4c; old, s@loc Cali
fornia cream cheddar, lotilc: Young
01sc
Poutry-Turkey gobblers. 991ec per III;
turkey hens 9diOc; old ROSTERS. S3.5rtt4 per
dozen: young ROSTERS. KOS small broilers,
Aa4.J0: large broilers. S|e: fryers. &.soQt
g. hens si.l5: old ducks, s4dis; geese. si25
Q19 per pair: old pigeons, 81 per doz;
young pigeons, SlsG1S
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring. Nevada, l1al3c: Oregon.
1201ic. Fall Southern coast lambs, T1fSc;
San Joaquin lambs, 7fSc: northern lambs.
Haze; mountain lambs logic; San Joa-
qun plains, 749c: Humbold, and Mendo-
elmo. l4n15c.
Hops-Old crop, nominal: new crop. 12ia
4l6c.
Wheat-Weak; December. sl32A May,
Hi2.
Tarley-Weak: December. DC: MAJ.
Corn-Iaree yellow. slO6AaI07i4.
Brau-slS G09il90O.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Todays state
neut of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance So. $40 I'll;
gold reserve Sl67 rs ST.
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HAVE yea eesu holding CT in your
business trip East. waiting rates YOU taink
you can AFFORD %Ow Ia your chance.
Call ~ Northern Pacific Offices for f!cx-
ets etc X; paul. IL. Chicago. $50:
New York 80. ard ~ o,Aer poiata cor
respanaInRlY low.
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1,l.nsrs FnR SALE.

Just from Montana. hardy mountain
horace s.-I bra ken and Irlrsi ta -KtreFne-
~ cod w-estaer Transfer company 2
S,arls s5..n second ana Weasf. between
vcrthern paesac ana Great Northern
freight Gecofs
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SYNOPSIS
hish east winds prevailed on the coast,
reaching 50 miles per hear at Fort Candy
aud g miles X TatooSA No rain has fall
tn today. bat The barometer is low and
falling. The day has been remarkably
pleasant
Seattle Local kcpcTt-MaXimum temper
Azure. y degrees minimum, 40. n.ean. 80.
W Weather, clear. Rainfall in past twenty
four hours. "A OF an inch.
q. y SALISBURY,
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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The arnou1cs nent that Prof Elisha
Cray discovered the theory - TIE tele-
phone ware experimeuf.nz with he bath
tub g. another great boom for cleanliness.
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~ Iirnt ~fislplN.

ADELAIDE. South Australia. Feb. q. r
The exporiahie surplus of the " heat Yield
Is estimated at 1900 tons.
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OMAHA. Feb 2-Cattla- Receipts. :. so
hfad. market loC lower nat!y. ceef steers
s. lnlBB ~. Western steers s. 5%ft4 - Texas
steers s2gr3 % cows and helfsrs s1si3 ~ /;
Gamers s2ft2s0. stockers and feeders. 3 %
047v. calves. SQ5. bulls and stage. g. 70
liso
Hoxs- Receipts. $50 head market, e
lower. heavy s&-Ss43 = mixed s. sOi = /;
light g s5lfe a. bulk Of sales szs0
Sheep Receipts 8 10 head market ear
.er fair 10 choice natives = 75J+ -: fair
- choice Westerns & 500 !. -. common aad
stock sheep. Ss43.so: lambs. si-<gs ~
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DEATHS AND sERtLs.

Butt. fsR~-Tns funeral II ISllius, wife %
IS r. Butier. aiI te held az Bonney Sc
Stewarts gel A. 4 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. F~orIary -. 1885. informant
- Lake View cemetery.
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bushes Additional strength was lent 10
say sy moderate support from the Letter
s.-Sssssts. Trading al TO time, however.
vas very heavy in either option. The fears
o. Letters Influence over the market was
SHOWN ~ a.any traders leaving the wheat
sis Ter TIE coarser grain markets. Buying
BY report. which showed a decrease ~
as 30 bushels. This WAS surprise. the
trace mad been led 10 expect 8 heavy IN
Stesse and prices FOR 3 time get nearly 10
eRe former level Later in tire day. how
ever, me market became quite weak On
tariaer declines in English markets Lei
Ing July, and prices tumbled rapidly. July
sot down 10 slc. and MAY 70 slse. but re-
asted again before the close on covering.
May closing a sl.o@ and July at siS4e.
Corn was moderately active. May closed
nc lower
Oats were active and unsettled. May
closed steady and shade higher.
troy VISIONS We're fairy active and irrega-
lar. Pork was very weak throughout, bat
lard and ribs were fairly strong, At the
close May pork was I1iac lower May lard
&c higher and May ribs unchanged.
Wheat No. =.
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
Nay 81. On. is i .
Corn No. =.
S Ss5: ,Si@Ss57s n, as y na.e557s
Oats No. =.
3 Miy 81: ss 4. .r.a: :s :i.. .s.
Mess Pork. acr Barrel.
May sic IS Slo - So = SO SEA
July =. 10 s. 10 IS 10 70 10 50
Lard. per 100 Pounds.
May q. 50 20 s. S2ie So SIS
July D.. q. - 20 : 50 5 5,ia
short Ribs, per 100 Pounds.
May IS . $50 Sis S5G5
July o.. . ) = 5&21a IS 80
Cash Quotations.
Flour-Steady.
spring. 9tn9>c; Ne. red, Sl.0i9l Us.
Corn-No. , -9ssN2as
Oats-No- >. -bAsC. No. . white. (. o. b.,
S0lsc; No. white. +. O. b. 2s}492s'.c.
Rye-No. .. 5oc
FlaxsecG-No. !. $751;
Timothy Seed Prime S292L
Pork-Mess. per barrel, Sle.T50l0S5
Lard-Per 100 pounds $5.2z1 a. ..
Short Ribs SIDES Qoosel. s. 800. 49,
Shoulders-Dry salted (boNed). IS G5c
Sides-Short clear (boNcd). s.. i5tt5 -.
Whisky -nistilers' finished goods per
gallon 81 lNia
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ELo%DTK ERS-Ask FOR TIE RaIston
Self-galzlns Pancake flour ana Health
Foods. JcAnstoas 4 speer.
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MARKET hHD TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Feb - Isas.
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma. $50
kane and Portland clearing houses today
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Receipts and shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm. creamery, lS4isixc
dairy. llal7c.
Cheyse--Quiet, S9Slac.
Eggs-Firm. fresh. lie.
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FOREIGN MARIN ETS.


NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram says:
The stock markets here opened firm today.
but la became fiat, not on political con-
siderations but owing 10 the position OF
the account Al the settlement Brokers
found that their clients are not meeting
their differences so promptly as they
might, and are closing many accounts.
This applies especially TO American rail-
ways. These followed the general course.
rising in the morning and having a quick
descent after midday.
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nents IN the Cuban question. Commission
house orders to sell were n large volume.
even az the opening and these soon swept
away the advances over Mondays level
which had been deliberately arranged by
the use Of The cable 10 establish higher
range OF prices n LONDON over me noH-
day There was professional buying here
g. the opening designed fer the same end.
bat not even the first quotations were up
.;y wiped out by tire slump which followed
the abandonment OF the present attempt
70 sustain prices The Gncovering Of mar
gins and selling orders 10 stop losses
brought foods Of stocks on the market.
Sugar led the break with a decline Of over
points. after a rise Of point, and fiactu-
iowest at an extrsne decline OF over
points. The local speciaides Were also
eenters Of weakness. Metropolitan Street
Railway Iost : points. Great Northern pre-
ferred dropped OF points. The weakness
OF the morning was IN spite or large buy
ing in the market for London account. Is
high as - 900 shares Of stock. TIE Lon
don market and the continental exchanges
showed an improved condluon, out there
was a significant decline IN LONDON anu
Paris in the Spanish is. the closing price
in London showing loss OF as compared
with Mondays closing. The weakness from
the stocks which were the favorites in the
London buying WAS deferred until later in
the day, but they ultimately succumoed
along WIKI the rest Of the list. In fact the
weakness OF these stocks In the afternoon,
after the sustaining force of London buy
Ing had been withdrawn. brought the board
10 he final break in the market. The day
net losses exceeded 2 points IN only Few
Of TIE standard stocks. but were over
paints in some Of the specialtes.
The outlook in the money market is not
such as TO encourage speculation. Can
loans were made at , per cent. today Cur
rency continues 10 move 10 the Interior
and the sIb-treasury had a credit balance
al the clearing house today OF 81. .'25lb, re
fiecting the withdrawal Of another 10 Per
cent installment on the government de-
posits OF the Union Pacific payments.
Bonds we're weak especially in tae spec
UIative issues There were heavy dealings
in ne Union Pacific Il. Total sales were
s4275 90.
Government bonds were weak United
States Is registered declined 3. coupons =,
and The old as registered, the IS and the -
4 bid.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy. at li2a2 Der cent;
last loan. Is, per cent. Prime m arcaniiie
paper. 3u4 per cent. Sterling exchange;
easier with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 SIS for demand, and AT SisSQ
1 SS24 for sixty days. Posted rates, A-A0
aSfi4: commercial bills, $.S2. Silver GER
tificates 55lG56isc; bar silver, 501@c; lick
lean dollars. 4j1sc.
Government bonds. weak, state bonds,
duh; railroad bonds, weak.
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GET the hest. order POUR far OUTFITS
q wLrSmllleF. the farFier. 10 Second.
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Date or FIRST publication January - iss>
EsoLuTIoN NO. ia - PROPOSED
Amendment No. S-A r.soiutl9n and
proposition 10 amend Section l % Arti-
Gle VIII. 81 the city Charter, and FOR the
submission OF such proposed amendment
10 The qualified voters os the city al the
next general election.
Be II resolved by the city Council CT The
Slty % Seattle
That section ! u Article VII Of the
City Charter OF The city OF SEATTLE be
'mended So as 10 read as follows.
Section J. There shall be. and As here
! ~ created a board Of public works which
Ga1 consist ~ three members. to~SIt. @
e city engineer. who shah - chairman
/ q the board. and = no shah receive q sal
az II three thousand dollars Per auuum.
shlea shall constitute his compensation
= a member ot said board and as city
engineer. 81 the superintendent ~ streets
l. Eve art parks. aud 60 the s1pefintgnd-
-, ~ iiAatias and water works The
superintendent of streets sewers and
gatks and the superintendent Of lighting
eng water works shall receive such com
:. hsataon fur their services as members
soca Board as the Council shall by
ordinance provide"
AAd - & Further resolved that the fore
so3s proposed amendment Ne ana the
Ains j. hereby submitted 20 the qua lfaet
voters q Tee CttN ~ Seattle for their rafi-
ssAunR or rejection AZ the ncXt general
"s,shoa g. - hrid March sth. lSe>.
Passed the CIV Council the sth aav OF
sSaAaFy 1898 ara signed by me In open
fsston N Authorization ~ rs passage
MS s'h day Il January. iss>
J Z CREIGHTON
President q the cry council
Filed by ne tals 5th DAY ~ Januar, lS9S
WILL II PARRY.
CtL Comptroller ana Ex-oa.5lo city
Date OF ars, publication. January =. lsss
hkss s.I., Tt. No rs PROPOSED
Proportion Is almond Section . = A~.f.l.
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SEATTLE MARKETS.

The markets showed up better yesterday
and business generally was very good. Po-
tatces hold very Arm. Apples are NOV
Ing better than Trey have for some time.
In onions there X no change.
Poultry = quite scarce and the market
l. wsu cleaned up
The highest price paid for eggs yester-
day w1s - cents. and today quotations ars
somewhat OF Il qIsncary. BY the stea ncr
[ malta which arrived yesterday, several
commission merchants reC>s.yed heavy
Shipments % California ranch eggs. This.
OF cJGrse Will have a depressing effect cn
the lOeal market. which viii take Two or
three days 30 regulate.
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ne y. : t2'I 80 per c.
ErcnSis;uns

cific. S4h Grand Trunk 50 Bar silver.
Esd. Money. 2l4Q2as per cen<.
Ercndstuns.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. % Wheat-Spot
No l red northern spring. dull at - 2isd.
Corn-February. steady at SIS Cad March.
Steady at IS 4ssd
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1HE MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
-, Portland. Feb. >. lsN.
L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUI-
TCRE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle Feb 3 1885
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Wheat-Weak: December. sl322.; May
M42
Earley-Weak: December. DC: MAY
81 ooSs
Corn-T.aree yellow. 06AG105is.
Brau-slS G0Il9 CO.
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Mining stocks.
ofaf Sales.

Total sales q stocks today were - 90
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Wool-Spring Nevada, llal3c: Oregon.
12Q1ic. Fall. Southern coast lambs. T1fSc;
Hare: mountain lambs logic; San Joa-
quin plains, 749c; Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo 1{nl5c.
l.l6c.
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CLERK
Date OF frst publication. January -. issS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-24

CIV C0mp;roller and Ex-Oniclo city
Clerk
Date or first publication January - issS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-16
MAY BULLDOZE CHINA
BRITAIN MAY DEMAND THE DIS
MIssAL OF LII HUNG CHANG,
Who Is Alleged to BE Responsible for
the FavOrs shown Russia-MOnu-
ment to an Irish Patriot.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-The Foreign Office it
is reported here to-day, though the report
as yet lacks confirmation. intends to demand
that the Chinese government dismiss Prince
Ii Hung Chang from power on the ground
that he is responsible for the recent anti
British attitude of the Tsung Lii Yamen
The Foreign Office, it is also asserted, has
had under special consideration the question
of Selling the Taku forts, on the Gulf of
Pe-Chi-Li, at the mouth of the Picking river,
and the city of Tien-Tsin, the port of Pc
king, in the event of China refusing to COM
ply with this demand holding all until COM
pliance is assured.
Meanwhile, the semi-official Journal de
st. Petersburg liz to-days issue deprecates
the tone of the British press and says:
Russia does not contemplate further acqui-
sitions in the far East. Her only object is
to preserve the advantages recently gained
The Russian government does not desire to
injure the economic interests of Great
Britain any more than those of any other
power"
The St. Petersburg correspondent of the
daily Telegraph says persistent rumorS are
current that meeting will take place be-
tween Emperor William and the Car in the
first week in September, Emperor William
his Eastern tour is regarded in Russia and
E'ranoa