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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-07-30

Patriotic citizens who were buSily
flying flags in the early spring are now
engaged in tagging flies.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-07-30

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's All Druggists refund the mon,
if it fails to Cure. 25c.
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Walter 4. Epp1er 4,
AUCTIONEER

VIII cry sales in any part of Trego
and adjoining counties at reasonable
rates Orders left at the World office
will receive prompt attention.
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The Stockton Normal School will
give you the BEST SCHOOLING for the
LEAST MONEY Write US and arrange
to be with US at the opening Septem-
Der ID, 1898. Address
STOCKTON NORMAL Co.
Stockton Kansas
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

OF
As A1s1 psai Nor s. - tons rhs ssS Gans
Alex Me. Parke sr sf saess TacoP SOM, via San Francisco
s9se 15sss; s. Fl f ,Sas = 51 A aaa.
A nso H e Am sT'n s ons on baaHPp r townsend
e nssE n4Fn s * m ss, Buzz s | Townsend
SsysE f r. Is - sess I1ys 1 Vsis
SsSa 1a g. FL o lay s s4
sp Ss A n hs sa s Se aa a nu saa
fs Buns @ s M W J5s sb ss9a ns
B GR M % + ,55s ss. is eo Columbia
Bss. VIZ S.
Ei% $ z s f. F. :@:s S sSs Ssss toi saa
# Ss g. L s 'ss5 Ssss|is fS:s s
& Wgea a r. A s;sT - 9a He5
I e 5 A IS s$9 S IT,
s. gan Fra s5eos s a. aasas s''sF
& s. n = e." S f. EasIs ss Fss's
G fs s 81 * 'l l Sss sns s fSa9d ss ss
ass35 t :, I'll 5 to- ss;
ia s, b;S T6r vaaoouv azs' SOUND August
hs h s e to eh p' P 13saaa y August
3a 9s 5 An s ssns Sag F Roi funs da
1am sn h M bk s0s Mf 5a bs R1 r9s1sesa
p an a oa n s9o R r ToMasea August
Fl e a' Port townsend
ISS A5ssa rA5a1 % g G s
5ssE fs e ,s5sss rs + s rs 9 Hss Ps sound
MSy Hmn BIZ S. l b sH D a f Hona Jul,
s S e: 81 5sss 1 Ssss"ss F F9n
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r. L Swsl sssa0 Sow
K e wen s.h 1sse GAGS f sI n & 3
"
was Bingham ves W. TSE u1s Me
fee
a
2s -. r,,r.,s o,,o, =.
chartered arrival
E. ioad uynbe a
w
HIS ship fsonn the onfsa 70 United
q
o
- sutton ship LIS Departure Bay 10 Honolulu
to
CO
Kingdom
10 as
lumber
oy Neison N-~~NN~-
Line
Amy Turner loads coal q. Departure for Honolulu
Gamble
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Baynes' sound entrance Yellow island. new
range lights.
British Columbia. Vancouver island Ma
naimo harb0r, change in color of beacon.
District Of Columbia. Potomac river, buoy
established
England and Wales. fog signals on wreck
marking vessels.
England. east coast Bfyth harbor, In
England, east coast. Thames estuary.
Oaze bank, buoy at west end 10 be replaced
By gas buoy.
England. river Thames SWIM and Duke
OF Edinburgh channels. alterations IN posi-
tions Of buoys and new buoy established
England. Sc!iy isles, ST Marys pool,
France west coast Plateau de Roche
bonnie. alteration in pontoon lights and
hight buoys.
Gulf of St Lawrence Cape Breton island
Indian bay. rock northward Of Coal poiIyt
Maryland. Baltimore harbor, increased
depths.
Maryland. Chesapeake bay; off Turkey
point wreck buoy esta blished.
Maryland. Chesapeake bay, Rock Hall
creek ,iredged channel
Newfoundland. east coast. Notre Dame
bay approach. shoals between Snap rock
and ireland rocks.
New Guinea, north coast. Dampier strait
Mos Sayu islands. s1oal water southwark
OF Amsterdam island.
Navesink light station. intended discon-
tinuance Of northern light.
New York upper bay. Bay Ridge chan
mel. buoy marking wreck.
North Carolina. Cape Fear river entrance.
New Channel and Smith island range lights
re-estahlishsd.
Scotland east coast. Firth OF Forth,
Burnt island. haT5or works light.
Sweden west coast. Wlnga lighthouse,
alteration in fog signal.
Texas. Galveston entrance. re-establish-
gUeut NJ certain lights.
Virginia, sDrl3ken wreck southweStWard OF
Winter Quar- S5N0i light vessel.
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IN THE LODGE ROOM,
Modern WoOdmen.

Inc Modern Woodnen of America trans
acted some important business a. their ses-
SION Inursday night. The attendance was
very good. Six candidates were adopted
III long form and twelve Others elected 20
membership. The question Of moving into
another hall was brought up and thor
oughiy discussed. and 1t was carried IMAM
inousy that The camp move at once into
the knights OF Pythias hall in the Stevens
notei- All neighoors will please take notice
that the meeting Of the camp rex. Thurs
day evening viii be IN the new hail in
Stevens hotel full attendance is desired
"A committee OF paraphernaisa. with power
10 act, was appointed TO procure a COM
plete outfit for the drill team and those
desiring 10 join should be present AZ the
next meeting so that measurements may
be taken. The dues of all members Of the
team are 10 be paid by the camp.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 3.--The supply Of cattle
TODAY met vita an Indifferent demand ut
prices lately quoted. Choice steers. s.. 31I
: 5 e.: medium, 81 ssQAE; butchers, $iAiso:
sfockers ard feeders, $3.I0li4.s5: bulls. $3.50
"a: cows and heifers, s. JeG425; calves.
HIf.25: Western rangers. $3a4e5; fed
Western steers, sf-I0ft5D.
Hogs were strong and lower. but closed
weaker and steady. Fair 20 choice. 1850
AIS: packing lots, Sc. sod3. S1iz; butchers
s1ssasB7i7: mixed. So. s5GI3 Hl2: light. s3.7oGf
4. pigs. s214375-
The supply CT sheep was practically al
consigned 10 the slaughter houses. Only a
few small lots were OF sale and trade was
barely nominal.
Receip,s-Ca,tle. 20: hogs. l5.ooo; sheep,
i.eoe.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Sept. 3.-Cattle-Receipts. so
head market duh and lower: native beef
steers. 81 IoaS. 70: Western steers. S. Ss14 40
cows and heIfcrs. sS03.e9. Gamers. s2I2go;
stockers and feeders 81 .s}li4. 80: calves. SflI
6: bulls ard stays, s.. 3Dli2.70.
Hogs-Receipta gao head: market. &c
lower; heavy 81 seas s7Ls; mixed s3.s2i5T
Ss5: light. s. ssfi3.79 bulk OF sales, s3.s5.
sheep-Receipts. 100 head; market
steady: fair 20 choice natives. s.. oG45o;
fair 10 choice Westerns S3ayy4.25; COM
mon and stock sheep. s504; lambs. 81. IS
as %
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Sap Yosemite was expected % sail last
evening from Smith Cove with coal for San
Francisco.
SHIPS Serviz ard Eclipse are loading coal
cargoes a : the south bunkars. They will
leave during the week for Sar Francisco.
Fishing schooner Alma arrived IN port
yesterday from Cane Elarterv with FISH.
The catch was discharged at Ainsworth &
Dunn's wharf.
Steamer Roanoke will remove 10 one %
the hlioyS in the hssvbor today In order to
make dockssa room al Yesier dock for in
coming steamers
Steamer p.rsgo, which arrived yesterts3y
from Lynn canal ports brought down u
large shipment Of wagon material belong
lr, 10 an express company whcsl has been
doing business a. Skagway.
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4. o, L. ".

Columbia Lodge. No. 2. gave the instruc-
ton OF the Junior Workman degree 10
eight candidates for membership and re-
ferred the applications of two more 20 in
vestigating committees. There Will no
seven or eight candidates for the Work
man degree at the next regular meeting.
at which time the screen work will be
used
II. Scaively was invited 10 address the
meeting. which ne did in his impressive
way. and many times was ne interrupted
BY the hearty expressions OF appreciation
Of his sentiments by the members present.
The social features OF the evening were not
neglected.
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District Is will hold the mex: session az
Green lake Friday. September q A full
delegation from all lodges L. expected 10
be- present ard bring baskets full Of lunch
along This is 70 be a basket picnic ses-
SION. Many matters of interest Will come
before the session, ard II Is hoped that all
delegates will be on hand early 20 have
their credentials acted upon. Lodge will
b. called 10 order AZ II a. III.
Seattle Lodge. No. : IS moving along in
the Old line. always pushing forward La st
Monday evening the losing side in las.
quarters contest provided lunch, which
was thoroughly enjoyed. Members are all
IN from camping now and the lodge is
having many visitors The meetings. are
always interesting. Two proposals FOR
membership were aan3ee; in las. meeting
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MARINE. On>ERN ATOMS.

Special Dispatches to Post-In:elljgencer
<EAt{ BAY. Sep. a. e. II Es8r0r}e-
ser, 81 Z. clear. Wind west mics In
wari last niR@t. steamer san Mateo. 40
=. m schooner "a f0~ 90 Ia ojsssul Il ~ a
II. Outward last night. a schooner s n
III. i -four fnaSted schooner. p m; tug
I~orne s. ~ g. m: a schooner, sG a m:
tug Ho3ycAe. Il 80 a. ri.
cfAsLIAAN BAY. Sept. "a .. m.-C!aar:
fresh west wind
PYSHT SEPT - p. n1.-C1ear; calm.
PORT crescent, Sept a. .. IN
Clear. calm
PORT ANGELES. Sept. +--Rarometer.
d u, St%ar, Ea.E4.
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9Ts: q 4 8. t.tasI Box hoaT9s. i5-.nch
ans up. So: A-lncs, Lao g5@. Nos /. ?
ard e. @-gTcs. sse sE@ SxEzzs. La.h. SO lbs.
weight. @zxTii1. s feet, u-E
Washington red cedar iarb@--Rcuga.
sS0z. beve. ssdsrz. weighs. 20 sbs. EtGfl5-ss.:
ceiling. weights, Mes. j, ard 2. 7sxs-aner.
s.rs lbs. Mes !, ard q a.xs-fnch. .-Es
los: Ss& J. and 3 hsxs-inca, 7se las. SsSg
g. TainscasEag sla914 ysssse.- s-s9zs;
80 ssasngses. 81 =. Standard shingles. 81 ~.
o<se-Erra frIsa. II "a ard Is feet, t-<s5s:
thick t4zish. s1EE. est4r squares, J, ,.
ard ~ feet rsleksss 81
Ksia-drfed, 81 Ia advance O. green Dray-
aye Zrr
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BYendsfu n.


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-spot what
unchanged In prize: futures lower Bar
ley takes wIlser range for spak feed. 20
.,sels!s the lower grades offering. No
charge In OATS. Market dull.
Sick quota lions we're:
flour-Net cash for family extras, Wig
AZ, bakers extras, sSiil5
Whear~~Shppsng, sl.!D for NO ] ana
Hilis9i. Esa for choke; m'.hng' a'i'@
isariey-Feed. si.l5Ges-oo: brewing. noni-
oa,s-Poor 70 fair. sI.1gal.Is: good 10
gray. stis,4ael III: milling. s-i'szal-''
surprise. Si.zs4si.so.
Receipts.
-Four, quarter sacks 3.So; Oregon,
25ys; barley, centals, 2,e5. oats. centais.
l.sD do Oregon i. ~ , beans. SACKS -,
bran. sacks. -: hay. tons. l,3o.. wool.
ha!ss s.: hides, u. raisins. boxes. -.
vine. gallons. q. 80. brandy. gallons. I.ssl
Closing Quotations.
wheai-F,irmer: Decembsr: 'i-iss
Bafiey-inaCtsve: December. 81 i5tt.
Corn-Large yellow, sI.lo
Wool and Hops.
wooi-sprlng: Nevada, I6qlic: Eastern
Oregon, IV9l2c; valley Oregon. l5lai5c.
Fall Northern mountain lambs. sa.iIc !,
mountain. sftlec:' San Joaquin plains. sQ
SC: humboldt and Mendocino, i4i@e.
Hops: Crop OF iss'. saioc: crop OF 1893.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING tlsQei: bran. $3.50
msyPw neat. s1s soglsso; whea, and
oat. si34i5-5o hes, barley. sil 5edl2- 20:
Alfalfa. $ll.y04l2.so. Straw. per bale. W
gs9e.
Potatoes-sa.inas Buroanks. 75cgsi Is
Vegetables Sllver$kin onions, sGa75c !:
pickle onions 75lJssc: garlic, 1g3c: string
ff4.iy2f&c
squash. &c box; okra, green. +pasoe: chill
green peppers. af4lfoc ID.
Frui,-Apples. choice, 81; common. 400
15c; strawberries. fancy. s7as; canta-
Ioupes, ScNN; nu,megs, s.sf.i5c, grapes.
Bar,iett, siS p'ams. 25slsoe: ounces.
5cafsoc: Mexican Lines. rspack. sy9s; COM
mon California lemons, NSoei2-5e; choice
California lemons. ssa4; bananas. sl42 .
bunch; pineappies. s2aii doz.
Butier-Faacy creamery. 2424Z5c: 90
seconds. A92ic; fancy dairy, nominal; 60
seconds. oDa22c.
Cheesa-nex. leailc: Young America.
Eggs-Store, isui1c; fancy ranch, zig
&c: Eastern. i4uisc
poul,ry-Tnrkey gobblers, l5Qfi7c per H.
turkey hens. i3Gil4c ID. old BOOSTERS. $, SO
40; young ROSTERS. sJ95.5o: small broil-
eers. s2Soa3; large broiisrss. s. 5oa4; flyers.
young ducks. S3Ai51 per dog geese. ST. q,
Mi0. gosiings. 81 yGi.15 pair: old pig
cons, N.2Qi.5o; young pigeons. 81 25ll So
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. sisi;
sight. $780,
Financial.
Silver bars go. 592,i Drafts-SiCht Is
Mex. dolls ..$iligi2 Telegraph =. :. I7i5
Mining Stocks.
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The Bank state ment.

The finaDcler says this week The G1ieg-
ton that confrontS the New York banks M
present ss how 70 furnish the thirty or for
~ millions usually required 20 move ne
crops or a reserve that is below SIS tsa an
Ordinarily The situation would be regarded
as critical but conditions are such that
money rates have advanced h3relv ! PER
gent, ard the outlook is regarded With
eGu7umity The surplus reserve of The
banks "a TOW hover than At any time since
the presidential election ~ ISS} Il VIII
te recalled ina, money during t>e close
of that campaign rose 10 prohlbitly.4 .ix-
ures and god flowed from Europe in con
sequence Il does not seem noSxnt,e that
Specie Imports Will be- delayed much long
er, but the incentive ~ very hish rates
wiil be lacking. The domestic money sz!;,-
ply was never more abundant but sh,, sale
of bonds SHd the collection az war taxes
coupled with a stoppaEp OF heavy *
DendSUTes are locking up the money al
tie treasury a thS expense ~ tina banks
u this money can be paced In depository
Institutions the situation viii he relieved
&1s tho difficulty OF obtaining bonds as
security for puhilc deposits has operated
20 retard the transfers As i Is, tEe treas
ury reserve stands at thu highest r>otn.
IL is history. while the ma jurfty of ~
New York hanks are loaned % - their
IeEa limit and many are below the 70
CURED reserve The move s,asnt - 80
interior has heggg ard VII continue in
sarge VosuTEe for me weeks % come
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TO become more proficient in their calling.
Third. TO hire veterinary surgeons 10 at
tend these schools and deliver lectures and
instruct horseshoers on the anatomy OF the
horse. These schools have proved a great
success in the Eastern states and have done
much toward elevatirg the craft. The men
who are specially active in connection
with the approaching meeting are: Thomas
J. McCawley. p. J. TrudelI. John McBeth,
n. NJ Grayb:ll. j. +. Ode.
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The Masters Horses hoers' National Pro-
tective Association % tae state OF WASH
!rgton. as previously stated In the Post
IntelligeDeer. Will hold its state conyen-
don in the city OF Seattle September u
Delegates VIII De preserl; from all parts of
the state. large attendance is expected
tn object ~ this association Is: First the
improvement and protection " the trade
ard second. 70 esta o,ssh schools q irs.ruc-
fton n the ar. o: far-iery among the horae-
shoerS 0. he state. thereby enabling them
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HONOLULU. L. s. A.

San Francisco, thence BY dlrec. steamer
A Accommodates should re engaged well
In advance. as the demand Is great
Fer rates. sa'ilngs. etc, call or or ad-
dress Thomas a Graham. dts.r.c: Tassen-
GER and freight agent. Southern Pacific
C e!s First avenue Seattle.
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Sod August
J0ly =
paciaco. Wilson. Chi
Ruth seauston- e sfehae.
Wood Az puressou-
August
Robert pI- Shanghai
u IL.
hk
Terruco a1na
Tors Tuava Am blk. Bakelev
w II.
Fovden
AGge!ss
Gal Sydney
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j.. u. r. VI.

Seattle Hive, No. s. Ladies' OF the Macca-
bees. met at its hall IN the Hinckiey block
Thursday evening. August p, initiating two
candidates and receiving two applications
for membership. Lady Commander Do.ids
announced the sad death OF Mrs. Anna
Dorm, who passed away at the Seattle
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Look I'D her record and do not buy your
ticket until vcu have seen the steamship
City ~ Seattle. ne fastest ard most lax
uriousiy appointed passenger steamer on
the AlaSka route. Leaves Seattle FOR Dyea
ard principal way ports Wednesday. Sep
seOce- !,
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FOREIGN MARK ETS.


Financial.
LONDON. Sept. 3.-Money. q per cent;
bar silver, 2sTsd per ounce.
Breadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 3.-Wheat-Futuress
closed steady: September. IS SD; Decer-
her ~ sd Spot--No. red Western
winic- dull. 5s' ga, No. / red Northern
spring. duE IS Sd
CONTAMINATION mixed spot, new. IS
I'D: September steady. IS I'D; October.
steady. * Sad; December, steady. IS 3ssd.
Fiour-S: Louis fancy winter, steady.
SIS "a.
G29at
Nheat-Cargoes off coast, buyers and
seilers apart; cargoes on passage, easier
demand less active. "a lower; c3rgoeS
Walla Walia wheat 21s 50.
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The branch hyerographic office. Per.
Townsend Wash, viii furnish or applsca-
:icn. free - charge. fall information re-
ssrsilng tie following notices 20 mariners.
Alabama Mobile bar entrance. re-esrab-
.ishnsag az certain lgA{s.
ErazI Aacaae NoleaGs island rocks
S91tees Ss1artl OF island
Rr.t.sa Columbia ya1couvs9 A.AaA
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FOR Walla Walla and all points =
Washington & Columbia River .a:isoea
take the Northern Pacific. Train lease
Seattle daily at p. m. Through car -
vice 10 Walla Walls
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any % IS prsvsosss tsuIIsss Gestures. bat
sAe marker after Z xaor. spell Of compare
tive strength became weak The decline
q wheat was the most striking OF the
various reasons 70 which the latter aezvs-
u<ss IN cora Was zecyseEc-
December los. Ac The declines IN other
grains MADE ire rertfe.ey il oats a more
eos-r-aal ong May closed lac lower
Confirmation % yellow fever n ere town
IN Mississippi caused depression IN pro-
vsssors There was considerable Hqls1a-
t.ca On sscp-ioss orders. Packers sold lard
freely.
Pork Is OF -;sc and lard and ribs TIC
e1rh
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yvhsat-Marke., Eonsnai: export. No.
club &c No. ! 9susster1. 5sc: -rzatzng. NO.
! club SIC: No. bsusster. SIC
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
New Or1ea ms.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 3-Cotton-
Quiet: Tnddl.ngs. SIC.
New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady: middinss, sac
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NEW YORK. Sept. 3--Wooi- Dull
fi0pS~ouis,.
Sngar-Raw. strong: fair refining. Z
l5-lec, centrifugal. % test, &7sc: refined.
strong
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Dairy Prod ucts.

Dairy Products.
On the pro3uce exchange today the but
Ter uIarke: was steady. Creamery. I3Glsc;
dairy l2Ilsc-
Eggs-Firm. Fresh 1910.
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General hospital Thursday. Angus, Is. p
neral services were held by the r.adsss 4
the MaCcahees at Bonney & StevNFs
chapel On Sunday. Reviews are he'd q
the second and fourth Thursdays Of ezss
month. Visiting ladies are always WEI
come
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Sept. 3-Wheas-Weaksr. bsr.
Quotations unchanged. sc for Club ana
80 FOR Dsgexten.
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TODAN'S WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Sept. 4. 1898.
Fair weather
II DEPARTMENT OF AOPlcUL
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
Many Ry-rI.FTrN
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SYNOPSIS.

Seattle Local Report Maximum temper
allure. - degrees. minimum. &: mean, -.
Wc4tker, clear. no rain.
O. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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Federation of Clubs.

Federation of Clubs.
An sDportan meeting Of the Seattle F.
GRAFTON Of Women's Clubs will be held
room $50 Seattle National Bank btlAst
tomorrow. September 6. All members -
urged to attend.
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND.

following British Columbia
nd
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Fresh Meats Uoboingt-Cow beef, 6Gfsizc
per lb, steer beef, g,sat1c per ID: mutton.
wethers. 1iac per ID; pork. 7Izc Per ID. veal,
largc, 5N,c: small. Sc per ID.
Provisions Oobbingj lians. large. lolzc
hams. small lie. bEeakfas. bacon. lie: dry
sait.d sides. 3l2c.
Lard Uobbingp-iiome made per 10. .izc:
White Star 81; Coin Special. Sisc; lard
compound, iierees. 6lac. Rex. s9.c.
Fresh Fish 0obblnst-Halibut. 3lzn;tzc:
salmon, iM5c: salmon trout. "a iec:
founders. 3u4c. soles 4c: rock cod &C.:
trout. iIzul5c; shrimps i0c; sneit. 80 &c /.
tom cod. &c: oysters. Olympia S2.sp9 per
eack. si.s0 per gallon; CLANS. $50 per sack !:
Onngena.a erahs 1--we q. .nakeA s. u
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Lumber aud BuilsIing Material.

legs Superior a;as ~ per " No sr
ys5"se. WerchAntaa-s aT S5&S. Nc. /
cedar, Er4s7; eesatpGn ger NJ. G5af34
- ~
Fir lumber EougA. So. thl>k ansa
surfaced. one oy I'VE s.,5sgs s 30 ara Il
In fes Vile. Ss@ X. lengths = - u seeI
special ieuH1sS "a yer VI extra, es,e-gs,-A
rn.sh. s1Get>s Al vertsssE grain - per N
extra F7eersng dressed eua matched
s,.s.SI SsGrk boa r&S S-fa-A f%ssIs -
.es,. 81 ssssl>s0 Ee-.gch 0sss.< Fences
No, es s-u-n arssSa s.: NJ > 3 y O.
channel vpsf!c G. S.on s sing Rsfsht
|: ea le<s Sl3fA ~ wasesr fs.sts Awa
sosnIAngs. r0asa, S>se4 L.: ; ;, Z. So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-05
THE 81 Attic MARKET.

Their was no change IN TIE market
prizes Saturday.
The poultry vas aho3t cleaned 70.
The week sss fruits aas SeeE very Eocs.
ard enough was shipped 10 ssslsfg tfs &C.
usana
The salmon catch was little better. oEt
sse supply il sfil small TIE sas9gsses
Hero arrived from the banks with 2g1
pounds CT has.sGs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-05

Butter-Ranch. 1Sfalsc. fancy dairy, in
squares 1882; Washington crcameries
2-io prints. 2s035c: Eastern. Iowa aud 81
gin @14t25c.
Cheese oohbingl- Washington,
1iSzatl2c; Eastern. Iisii@c.
Eggs Enthusiastically fresh ranch. q q
-. Eastern. liWlsc. oregon. tGi.r
Comb Hansy-~ivGlic: Nevada. f2c: strain
honey sEI6iac.
Poultry Dressed chlckena. Ice. sprng
chickens. s@9e4Ea Per dog. live chickens,
IsisfIf4.s
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-05

Potatoes ti1bbinEi--New sl0@l2: sweet
potatoes, 3izsi5c per ID; silv~fskln onlous.
per sack: turuips sc par sack: cabbage.
sl.5eSif r per IN, caulidowcr. SIC per dog:
Hubbard squash. e. pumpkins. llze. green
corn. tSiaflSc TER doz, bell peppers. 81 per
crate. tomatoes s9ts5c pep box, ctlcun-
hers. fai5e rer fcx. egg plant. 5asTc per
H. string beans lis4tSc yer ID. wax beans.
jisf2c ger ID. green CnsaDs. Ice per dog
tanches: lettuce, lQtli2trl per dog; rad
!shes l0r per dog hnne Is.