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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-28
ORPHANS HOME SQUABBLE.
A Case for the Ormsby County
Grand jury

During the past twenty-four hours
several affidavits, relative to the Or
phan's home squabble have been sent to
this office for publication eminating from
both factions in the controversy. They
were all declined, as all persons concern
ed in the affair are notified that there is
no room in the APPEAL for these affida-
Wits, except at the uniform price of 81 per
line.--Carson APPEAL.
The affidavit mill at the Orphans
Home should be Investigated by the
Ormsby County Grand Jury. The Home
is State institution supported by the
taxpayers, and as the Legislature is not
in session it devolves upon the autor-
ltles of the county in which the Home is
situated, to investigate the matter and. if
possible, ascertain the real condition of
affairs at the Home. The Carson News
almost daily bristles with affidavits and
counter affidavit is from inmates and en-
ployes at the Home. Some of the affiants
vaguely proclaim to the public that they
testified falsely on the witness stand.
Not only have the inmates of the Home,
who are the wards of the State, but some
OF the employees at the institution also
proclaimed themselves perjurers.
To an outsider who has no interest in
the controversy between tho employees at
the Home, except the general one that
those who are swearing falsely should be
punished, it would seem to be the duty
of the District Attorney or Judge of the
District Court to call the attention of the
Grand Jury to the matter. The author
tiles cannot afford to let the subject pass
unnoticed-JOurnal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-28
An investments.

We wish to call the attention Of our
patrons to the fact that we are making
arrangements to handle some of the new
issue of United States per cent bonds
and will be pleased to serve our clients
ard friends, should they wish to invest
in these securities. They will be fur
nished without commission at current
rates and within reasonable time after
the Bonds are issued by the government.
The Bullion and Exchange Bank.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-28
T axe 1t Back.


Up to date every paper in Nevada has
published the following item:
The engineers of the Winneinucca
horse killing canned corn beef plant
have secured six hundred head of horses
for slaughtering.
We have waited patiently for the roll
to be complete before making denial.
Now we wish each and every one of our
contemporaries to understand that there
is no canned horse factory in Winnie
mucca.-Silver State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-28
Troopers Killed.

Will David wired the following to the
News yesterday:
Tupelo, Miss, June 26.-The first sec
ton Of the train carrying Torrey's regi-
ment. was run into by another train this
afternoon from behind. Troop NJ. is all
right with the exception of Stacey of
Reno, whose arm was broken. Five
troopers of the regiment were killed and
several wounded. All in all, we were
very fortunate that the accident was not
more serious. Accident due to mix up
in orders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-28
Bunting at At cents a yard at S. B.
Cohen's THE Leader of Low Prices"
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada, in and for the County Of Or
mSby.
In the matter of the estate of Hanna
Duffy, deceased. Order to show cause
why Order of Sale of real estate should
not be made.
William WOodburn, the administrator
of the estate of Hanna Duffy deceased.
haviag filed his petition herein, duly
verified. praying for an order of sale of
all the real estate, of said decedent, for
the purpose therein set forth
1t is therefore ordered by the said
Court, that all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased, appear before the
said District Court on Tuesday, the 18th
day of July, A. D. 1898. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, at the Court
Room of sand District Court at the CITY
OF Carson, i'll County of Ornsby, to show
cause why an order should not be
granted to the said Administrator to sell
so much of the real estate of the said
deceased as shall be necessary
And that copy of this order be pub
lshed at least two successive weeks in
the MORNING APPEAL a newspaper
printed and published in said Ormsbv
County.
c. f. MACK, District Judge.
Dated June 2lst, 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-28

For first class Photographic work go to
Painters. He gives his customers a fin
ish and effect not to eXcelled. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY BUNTING
FLAGS

We have also full and COM
plete line Of flags in all sizes
ranging from the smallest to the
largest, which we will sell at bed
rock prices. You will be able to
obtain any size required.
Shields and Paper Festooning
We are carrying complete
line of American shields, large
and small, and large variety sof
red, white and blue festooning.
As we have but 2oo,pieces to
retail at these prices, and as bunt-
ing is liable to advance.we...a ...advise
all who intend to, to purchase
early.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-28

Drumnond5 Natural Leaf and "a Ilt. "a Geo
Pure, Mild and. Scrupulousy Clean. The Ge,.n mans
Chew. Wholesale and Retail by Chas. H. Kelly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-28
FLAG BUNTING

We do not beat about the
brush in stating we would make
you special prices upon buying by
the quantity, but come out boldly
with the price, we want to give
every one a chance to decorate,
rich and poor, young and old, men
and women, 50 as to make it pos
slble for all to decorate, we will
sell all kinds Of flag bunting at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20
cniCA00 nARKETA


cHIcAoos April 1s.-roreiGn prices and
war theori1n ruled speculation on the
board Of tr1Ss .odsy: Wnsst =, VS. q, ns Pc
ana &c fer Nag delivery and July corn
advanced N0Hc. oats. NC: provisions. ~
07ysc, the latter Ia pork.
The action q censrsss sppsar,ng TO tns
Spain inevitable. the price q July daliv-
cry opened at an advance ct from lk4iAc
over the c.oalng Hgures q the day before.
q s me ss.oasson ara ssat higher ausss-
tons The strength OF this market ap-
pssred 70 have stu furshes sttmuiated
the buyers abroad: Lvespoot ciosaae with
A cargo Of American wheat seid In Lon
ana Duluth reported i5 cars against -
cars . wssk arc. and - las. last ys.r, CIT.
ago. The stock OF contract In Chicago
regular elevators was reduced 5A.0oe
bushels last week and row amounts to
s suss e. s.. e d Pr III Kind. vss re
turned a. sspac9 Bushels
Ilverpoos reported . large censumptiva
business being DONE milsrs having .
hnysnr oufhldding the United Kingdom
for Indian wheat. News Of this charac-
ter created "a extremely nervous temper
- sniv broke nc on reaaixing Immediately
sfser the opening but slow.y recovered
from H5l4HGskc. where n held for some
zine 4 sudden bulge 10 s7s~e followed
the announcement by Letter TIA. he had
500 aoG.0oo bushes for expert. New York
exportery fosiowed with ssses OF ap.a0
bushels July decfnsd 10 g7sSc on scalp
ers renfixfng but rallied to close ~ s7zsr
a ret rain of Ic- September gained -
Nav was held between sias5z ard 81 ees4.
closing al G-a6A-
Corn ruled flrm bat the sayaacinx ser43-
ercy was checked through free setting By
r.resrer<. Liverpool wxa strong az I'd ad-
vance. Cable accepfances OF asst NIGHTS
ofY~yx amounted 10 q MiIiscn hssssfeis Eew
work. exucsfera WUxked ssks amount
Ch-axc recespts were 80 ears.
July escs@d with net gain 81 isdxe.
ftats v~ra Hrm and higher on exrcYf
s..es Ct 5aa.1e bushes and tie vet nm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20

General Q0OtatiOna.
rlour-Rece.pss. = $50 barrels: exports.
II - barrels. market. active and steady
Minnesota PATENT. S.8GAss: winter
s;rafghfs. N.e04Asa
wheat-Rsceapts. itsss5 bushels: ex-
ports isS.Sss bcsheis. spot. steady; No. Z
red g So T. o. b. Options opened strong
aud active on war prospects and q fymr
IN Liverpool cahles: part OF the adyancs
was last on Teafissng sales: cicsed strady.
NJ A4l$c net advance: No. red Nay
closed III 1.esA.
wocf-Outet.
Hops-Cniet
peirc;eum-DIl
C0fYee-Optiens opeEe3 steady aud u,-
changed ard closed 10 points higher To Ia
pc.nss lower. The saies we're Nna bars
Including April. Ssss6G. Sc. May. s ssaxs' 81.
spos RIO daIl: No. ! invcsce. sAcs M
tche.ng. TIC. mid q1sess Cariosa. G.6ixc
Sugzr-Raw. steady. fair refining sl1s..
centrifugal. - test. lf-lsc, rvfned. FIRM.
Pig iron-warraats. S-se43N
Metals.
Cspper-Iake. nrn: 8. ia; s2isss
asked.
TTa--$sls4l1g
Spe;ter-SA&6AN
Lead-EAsy. - s. bid. e % asked
h Arm thai axes the selling price fos
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Chieaso.

ChlcagO.
CHICAGO April 1t-Trade in cattle to-
day was dull at about yesterdays price.
Suckers and feeders. S.7sA4ss: bu!ls. e. 50
@3.90: cows and hsifers. $2.N0A6o: calves.
choice. &.5e9S.G. No choice cattle we're
offered.
Hogs we're active at strong prices.
Common 70 prime. U.ss13. So: GALES large
~ at 81 ee43.e0: prime light selling Toe nm
der the best: pigs sold largely at N1043. -,
Sheep were fairly active at unchanged
prices Trades were made at E.so4AG:
yeariings and MIXED lots. N08Aa;
lambs, N2o6&.6n.
Receipts--cattle. 1000: calves, 1.50o:
hogs. z.ooe; sheep. 1000.
Omaha.
OMAHA. April ls.-cattie-Market
stronger: receipts, & 500 head. Native eeef
steers 81 sC0A.s0: Western steers. e3S06
are: COWS and heisers. $a.&8&B: stock
ers and feeders, $s.so@1N; calves. N.So1
Hcgs--Receipts. $50. Market shade
higher: heavy, e3.G@As6; mixed. Ss.5sD
s.s: light. N.D6as,: bulk Of sales. jase4
SIS.
sheep-Receipts. 20. Market lower:
fair to choice natives. 0.06G4o0: fair %
choice Westerns, taSc6Lfo: common and
stock sheep. taoo04oo; lambs, NoooAso.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20

-s.3s "a 80 "a - -. - - .- - q
49, X. -. q - - sS3 S,ss g. - 1nS
81 49, ~. 1s.,-.S..,- -. =. -,
ne; 80. - @ & 4: .ssis 81. -
81 LIS: 80. &c: kEal keFe. 1e
O 0esegt-9D1n DA1sos - -
Lma. - - H. -.
4tc4 0o1olngs-yapan. S44Szc: China.
te: 1Ma4d. e4c. R4ngoon, re; Louisiana,
t<e - h
Dried Pea1 l1D0Alng1-Fseld. green. nc:
nes9. seI3cu. H1c
0alf Uobban0-liverpocl. IN snchn
Dsf ton 80. AmeSscan eAisy. tn
ten sseks. Per ten. .: ss-lb sscks. -
{on. .D sackg q q baye, -: s.b aaclVF
e 80. 81 lc-fo 4ack1 = = baIe.
I'D Q9obln91-H00<-mads. per u. ses
$500 ~: IAc: 60 special &c: hfd.s
eompoan& deres4 80.
Caano8 Gooas.
Cameo ve~.e.Aa.. fs..,Ss,~a-n>-.~.~
a8@sS 49, RI ~ ~ .sss -
Il. n. 49, ~. 49, 49, = ~: ssena
sooms ~ "a - v,.-..x ~ e.
Cd. ~: sss;esss -: SlseSse1 - ri 81:
Sssr5sstx 49, IL Ss1so4
e1 . snssIi:s; ~ e ssnssss
esape1. S1.0: - 99G $780,
49,. ~ - Il4eapPsee
~ "a eo
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~ = Asctne 10 se1 ouf tlear Ae,1ns1I 81
euSfties q any m.sez1al 1scilne .Iness
ssEsr - 80 e, &C nss.ss = &C sl.se..s
the Lcnaca parity. thus inviting saies
fFoGn Afet1ra8e houoes a1a aeeount Of
many shares ok in1eruA-lonnf securities
os.e 1 n 20 a ss :Ssrt = 1 lee ssg s e.
c.snes II London showed . practical aban-
donmeut Of the hopes Of peace . = the
3panis4 =, both - London Ard Paris:
9pani1h secas3ttes was especially desnor-
A1fEnE Ga the Parzs bcurse- The support
accorded to Americans in New IA X after
the senilmens ii London and also IN Ber-
lin. and lsser dealings there witnessed
recovery In Americans. though he Span
ish beads continued 70 Drop This tend
close Is the szehanse. Il the tr1ding On
so;or 8 tie Ss,asf d ' sssssss sss. six il
800 sa ssrs eA g. "a: -. !. srsparsi Y ~
Tha selltne hspe for London sec ,uns va
neve1thesena nDctent e e@ecf decsne -
an tAyuyh IT, ~. The intsrnassona,
sSc~sa 6eeiinss q : point Or. upwards
1Ae bear tTaAers we're TO Some extent
eeussng sllsAt rally iron the owesf.
xnere .es q 20 Tune any hsavy pre-
y larger ihAn yesterday. and w<fe much
Setter dlesslhsteA. Sut the uayset vas
ot1u very nArrow ard tAare wAs no vefy
~ u,oveUsoDt In prices.
0posntjena IN t6e money 0askas w4Fe
restricted. though there ID no a1pArsnt
laek az mensy for call loans. On Tia stock
exchange loans being made at par cent
The tone az the exchange market Vas
rather Armer and there are no Important
enGaxoments Of geld for import yio.d-
ers Of money are inclined TO await the
Decision OF the government a. 70 oona
issue.
The market for railroad bonds continued
oem3-staGnant and ps1ces generally Ge-
ciincd Total sales, III. go.
u. 8 new . declined - ana TIE -
coupon 4 per CENT. in the bid price TO-DAY.
Others were unchanged
Money and Exehange.
Money on can steady at - Pc. cent:
hst ln1ns, per cents prime mercantile
paper. s1xoe per cent: sterling exchan&e
steady With actual business In oankess'
bllls a. NSsN6& 81 for dsnand and At
N8k6 a. Tor 20 days: posted rates.
N0i{8l.u and N.et3S: commercial bills.
N7yT: silver certificates. 5S1sc: bar xii-
yer. &c; Mexican dollars. SS16c.
Government bends weak; state oouoe
duh; railroad bonds weak
BOphn,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20
kArra.E MARKETS..

= ~ s.'astiosa has completely up
go ~ IN TIE markets, and In the
- saf aaess.tcas OF today ard a
Ies~. Wa sa9W marked changes,
- mefSaar.s arrive daily with 3
III - ssax after gas following
- sss's ~ Prices eaFgens ON day o.
sassnsss throughout the country &.
u 49, Customers are withhold
- - M.AAEx usual purchases 81 this
s-,s sae year cn iaa ssrength 81
" TIE l&s.sl markets have
decided advances notahiy
- Nsssss. rye. ccaHa as.a se.us
&f sssea ~ the hear il, WA,
= Are sssii veFF slow sale ard ss
~ are SHOWING ,sR a8lse efrcar.
q ~ g ire< hssore ssssy .,r.v,s -,
- - : soTera asArkes
o9yN Ta2Fs a 1sslls sssNs~
- sEe sasss ssnasv 81 rexNsrh
= ~ NE h&sses tas nrt1s tts,a,s.,s
~ sesesGS l. Z and wax ~
= . sss q .Agr demand IA. :. a,
3AQN = as Tea arr eayaiAx Il.
1N. sssssisy - poultry Ia sAe
So: ssssss = ao,sa =. 70 eggs
= essse steady
- speSSf srtrss are sssn~ n~.-s.s =.
r. ~ taezl ass Sc. 80 49, -, se
1T: - The asck or in re a. !.
- seSaa cas-. S.. s.sssy. ~:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20

Cyuu0eS 81. oolss O000es cases. g o6s
A,. ,d 5as is,s s q Is. c. ;s.s
4: Z; -: -: !;'S;; r., cams s:ss
Miscelianeous.
zoos. s: EisctTic ~, 0.le: ioos, 3. o: on
s ssas ,s S. Rs:t b.. ,'Gs s n sSSis. ST. e.
tsss; ioOs. s.; Ca.iiie. white. neiSc Per Is;
Tobscco QsS6lng,- Plug chewing climax.
g; FDsr H.idsisck. &c: scroll lac
oscd ssn TT ns: cH pr cs:vas me- l;. ;S
efD; Seal Of North Carolina. hs. per 70.
Bic: Us. eoc; Lms Kun. 1-os. ssc: l-os.
ssS; n. ;o s:s; sc: ss .. sc .r. -.
butchers straw. BIC; No. MANILA. lc;
No. MANILA. SC: paper bags. lsn discount
Bar. uoSslnsS-orsin. per 10. a.sp: old.
Laaser ana n.alas.s Material.
Loss-superior. quality, Per u. No. ! q.
G07. merchantable Ar. t3G4.se: No. o.
s spruce :s iss .ss sea. Pr ,sa.Is ss:
Fir LUMBER Rough. $50: thick finish.
g n;ss s irss ss !: ass
Ga&lS: all vertical grain. 8 per u extra.
Flooring. dressed and matched. Sia9n;
stock boarda S-inch- SaH1s; lo-inch vIo0
Eincn. 81; No. {. g. V or channel rustic.
and drop siding. weight aooo lbs. S1lail
FIR timber Jo;sts and ecantl!ng, rough.
SssoQlS; g. r. @.so0ls: 3 s. NlG4i.
Box boards. is-in and Up, nsaf3- Reyel :id,
or p'e!n. Nos I aqd 3 Z q 6 inch. 80
I ~ ana ! 49,. s. 81 t u vi H:iS - =
:s;s. I. exs, ssciaf .s.kes . H. s,t
Axe-inch. Ie6 lhs: NoA L and 3, kx0.
inch, i.?@ IL; Ees: !. and : Axt-inch.
sic. $ae0o; 'As shlnsiea IN: standard
Kiln-dried. 81 In advance or green. Dray-
IBIS s-cennsn: rs .g ss n; pressed:
pipe. - c<f fooe
!, e s: r.. o0sslss'- Portland 4. a AZ.
LINE .joss:nss- Roche Hareer. M: San
Pis.ssr oobelns,-co,dea Gate. Per b.
: Pias.se Hair uoebing}-wa.hed. sxe Per
y unwashed sssc per ID.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20
new YORK MARkET&


NEW YORK. April sa-There are men
Ia Wall sfrse. am Who believe shas ncs
a gun viii be fired u var eetwesn tbs
United States anA spain. II 10 biscuit
TO find what they bAse this assumption
ca. bat they he'd . With su0ciens tenao
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. April 1s--wheat quiet on,
Arm, No. / cub sc. No. hsaestem. Sc
PORTLAND wheat MARKET.

PORTLAND April is-Tfe effects OF
tes war scare on the wheat markets Of the
world had apparently been pretty wei dis
counted and po1e o. the markets today
seowrf rrssra charge over Mcnasy'a agf-
tatsora walla walls SsMssc. Valley and
bsueesena Sc per busael-
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Cenlitaen ~ The Tseasury.
WARRINGTON, April is.-Tpdayss
statement q the eoa1itioa % the trsss-
ury shows:
Available cash balance .......... M. Sal.e9
0oad reserve .-...... fNsxus3N5
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HOTEL BUun

xAVAa0 ~ ASA0Se
u , Hall. Dawson.
G. Aadole. Dawson
w. y. Lloyd. DAWSon.
Chris Morgan. Dawson.
J. p. WalArott. Victoria
James MUIR. HcAon.
w. J. COPYRIGHT, Fremont. Neh
A M;. a De LG s wsss ,a ',s Wal,
Geo. b. Potter. Spokane.
Miss Ixetia Graham. Spokane.
Mis /. NJ. Lewis. Vancouver.
w. A. Loomia Denver.
Mas Helen sina o ms 9osn 1ass' Is.
Chas. f. Scott New York.
4. s; Adams kslamasoo;
WIN. H. Callahan. New York.
Geo. e. Meredith. New York.
Edxard ]. Hamni. BROOKLYN
G. r, Montgomery, Chicago.
w. A. Sample. Auburn
Geo. w. T1bbstts, Iasaquah.
Chaa Towne and wife. Francea Wash.
Sr.A ana sii Mr.. u. Il shufeldt. Chicago.
II, and Mn =. Hnqas. city.
4. f.. H9e snnIns.a Sf Fort TN 4Sosx;ns.nd,
Il. LeWi6. Montreal.
Z 6 Hsd.sy. T :cema
III ill., .isS. h ssaas;
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G. =: Bre8A Gan Francisco
y. R.i Ss4ry rr u FRANCISCO
8. 0fsy .fnd VIE, Peetlend;
deo y. Moxa, eAtHan Center.
Nh II Il, il. Honios. PTcvdsaSs. 81.
Master b. n. MonFoe, PyovideneA y ].
81. Tucker. whatcom. 80.
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q, oillion, seattle.
3 z H as.sss; NJ NJ Y Yorx.
cxariss NECK, Inlay CITY.
W. Primston. Boston:
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THE NORTHERN.
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d. Mcintyre. Vancouver.
J.E. Ward. Modesto, Cal.
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THE NEW ENGLAND.
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sam Punkenssssn. pyea-
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THE DILLER
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q Lent Aberdeen.
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Nrs' W. A. Cochran. Montesano.
Il. a. Mcdonald Nueke.ahMts.
Mrs.. Carrie r. Acksey. 81. Joaeph.
ri G. PeAee, Minneapolis.
CAPT. IL l. Tahbals. str Hosajie.
john 4. Gstmors. Edison.
y y. Babef.. 9k1rway.
WIN. Duehh0ix. Melvin, III.
C.. H. Gresham, Fairfax. MINI.
MIRA g. G. Cnabb. Bostou.
Vincent Finch. Hc0depors,
MR., y. ". Philippe. Norfolk, Eeb.
j.. W.. Phiil.p4 Norfolk, Neb.
~ Z. Yeerey, Faifhaveu.
J. NJ Gileisp3e. 0an - E4eA
W w Harrison. LSosntGv11laL
c. 1aiehen, phiIilp1- or.
WIN. Hiahop. jr.. Port Tnynsen4.
n n narr4e$se Me- Wknsron
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20

COTTON AAR1IDfA
New Yo1k.
NEW YORK. April 1s.-Cotton steady;
Ujddiing. GSc.
New Orleans.
NEW OHLEANs. April 1A.-cotten nsn;
middlins. 1l-1ec.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Whcat-No. club. s'.c: No h,uessem.
NaSe. milling wheat, No. cieh. sac. No. .
blu6etem, Sic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20

Cyiinoes ol. bills. to0soe: cases. e a1-
MA1ss ,d; La is;s &C. q Is. c. ;s.s
toe lbs. 5c, Prepared painte. s-Gal cana
HSM4 k, q g l l.. esns an: g So h-sai cans
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20


Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay feheing,--Pagef sound. per ton, $40
as; Eastern Washington timothy. si7:
oats e;s,ssielns,-sssa.s.
Barley Uobbing,-Rolied 81 ground. per
ten. SIS
corn-whole. $40: cracked. 81; feed.
meal per ton. 50.
Feed Ueehlngl-Chopped feed. 81 per
toa; dairy chop. sls: oil cake meal. "a
per ton: shorts, SIS: bran. 81.
s sssS ss y T Snsi1 sa, ns.a 3, u sns e
SQUARES $. ana 10 feet. .tsl90 Bat
tens a@fsec Per ito Inca. feet. Pfcksts.
staple Eroceries.
Chocolate stahesnsr-Bskers i:-n Prs-
n na.am. "a, q: E-Ee izasle. sc: Star. I'm
- Cocoa s;essins,.Epps'. I'm tins. i'm
r.,s,s,. - u ,ss Sc ss, 81: rs 81; g.
condrr.ea M.ls tioSh,ns,-Eaxie. 80
case, sc. z :, Hishlasd So: s. caatsss
s , s; EeoHony. s.oe: Rasisc. G.
SAUCES ..iasslns, worcess.rssiss. smari
syraps siob6sF. g. rips. hhi.. per r.I-
lsr: sc: ertas. halt sel. per gallon. &c:
s ass. .. ss case pss ks srs N ,Tss s:s
cali:oras.. 80, arlp.. halt salon ;ins.
soa Tins. PER case. ses4AsS mapss inr
Caein, gallon t.Es. Per a1s- 50. half xaI-
Sac; HITS. i-gaIion cans. per dog SO n.
bali gasian cans. s.; quart hat.les. &.
rsnts E.ss. $-e&ilea faskcts S Is. s-sa,,on
Jsl.ses tlerllns,-sA-fb sails SIC. astss
- .os each. 81. California 80 cara : dc1
IN case per daK 81 ss3s t.&
Crackers tjohhsag - Scass y, = yer II:
sc~sa< xNN ss@c. sodzs Y. : boxes Sc
per box. sc,ias XXX. = boxes. sc rer
haN pscnke teySter} Sac. ESssoa butter e.
sagrniex assorted cakes. etc. itssi3e. en-
ger sr.ss isr.rr snar. he per ID. MOS
areaS. Sac Gxsessa. =. sssoal discount:
Isskies ssehatagg-A Mixed, aast sslsanx
per Goa. Sc 80. quarts. par ccx. g. s. chow
2e- ces. Vs. pickles Ia wcod kegs. m.xoI
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-07-29
9 ASToET
s Bear, the Kind You Have Away: Bought
Signature sf &XAzzzM

do you mean to tell ME that you
gave that horrid tramp any money"
asked one girl.
EYES," replied the other, Il hadn't
the heart to refuse him. lie said he
wanted some cold victuals, ard |
have known what it is TO suffer for ice
cream soda water myself"