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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-25
provo. UTAH.

NAlaN "N ftfIANAt
. The sixth annual camp nre ~ the
Utah County comrades VI the nlack
Hawk war veterans opened yesterday,
AZ tho Provo lake resort. Harry IN the
morning teams from the settlements
came in Laden with veterans ana their
families nni the necessary camp oaulu.
msniH. and many visitors came on the
trains. ny noon a white city had
Hlruur into existence on tho moudDA
north " The pavilion, "a city 90 Tents
uHHpled with the survivors 81 the In.
di1n wars N 1856 and their relatives
ard friends who. ln tho language I'D
the Invitation. had assembled In Hlclai
reunion, To rovlew tho experiences oi
N pact 10 thank GOD for Ills care
ana hlrssugs 90 more unite VA t0grihur
In tho bands ~ friendship and 10 pay
ffapnnt Go our fallen comrades"
Among the veterans were noticed
goucrai ". a. Pace. Cnlonels
W. ~. KimhAil. John piercr ana Jas 4
Daniels and Major n, W. prlrrH niahop
n. g. Murdook. nishop Hnheri Iohnsnn
and many others who took "a Prominent
position u the early days uf Inc rrrrl-
tory. a. o'clock there were about
a thousand people on the gound ana
,oru came lator large number or
sanpete veterans were expected 20 ar
rive today
The following program was rendered
yesterday afternoon IN the payIiloni
SONG by AprlnEyllle comradtH.
Prayer by iiiahOp n. g, Murdoch.
flpT hy sprlnrvlilc cumradts.
The address ~ welcome waA delivered
by Cumrade Pratt ~ Provo and was
a very happy rffurt. STE. Pratt was fnl-
lowed by william Cierg. the Spring.
tllle veteran poet, who read the fol-
lowing poem In mrn0fy Of the late
William Tunhrldge, who was murdered
In Levan ON July goth, Qf this year.
while engaged In celebrating Pioneer
Day;
comrade william. We your death de-
plore,
Yet All our Frlof wiz no, your llfc
restore.
You I've enshrined IN every comrades
heart,
'Tls hari and shocking thus with you
tn part,
with courage and good qualities 30
All % 10 die by an anaahslns hand
d more Than reason wen can UNDER
stand.
Though you were warned Of this foul
coming scene,
You SMILED and though, no man could
Aocusiomed in the face to meet your
foes,
To strike you from behind without a
cause
Looked 80 absurd, ~ much appeared
like lest,
While 10 your murderer you had been
friend.
You Thought he could not such deed
Song years ago you answered To n call
kCnpnndlng hravcly with your COM
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WEATHER REPORT.


weather report showing ohserva.
tons ut am. todayi
san lake Clty-naromotor. a9.sT.
temperature, CO.. minimum, CO. Wind,
HluihraHL liFht clear
Baker city barometer 2aipGi tenn.
pfrutufr. %, minimum, %. wind, south.
" miles per hour, clear.
chfYf -iarumeirf. 21ils; tdm-
ptiViure. 5oi minimum, 90. wind, west,
light cirhr.
liuisna--i laranetrr, 30i0l, temporn-
ture. %. minimum bsi wind. oas,,
light Olear
Miles city-ilartmoter, ea'ssi tenn
perature, 1ii minimum, bii wind, calmi
clear.
Idaho fallH-ilanmetcr. a1i0i, tenn
pirnurc, a. minimum, ii' wind. north.
) miles per hour, clear.
Winncmurua barometer, eaiag: tom-
pfrature. CO.. minimum. o.; wind. east.
miles per hpurl rain. trace, clear.
General and local forecasts Tor 70
hours ending \ pm, tomorrow!
For Utah 0urapant made al Ran
Francla0nl, Fair tonight and Friday,
Stationary temperature.
For Halt Lake city and vicinity,
Fair tonight and Friday. Stationary
temps nature.
j. H. SMITH.
Observer. Weather Bureau,
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dev Whereas under the same law
merchant "A hin without grace ihihiN
dua ~ us terms on n sunday nr N.h-
day. BY operation of law i que on ny, ~.
dav nftaf such holiday or sunday. iht
matter a. To- whCn Dill talliht uus
q holiday shall really become que
payable hiss likewise hWen IN. .itt
win hv statutory loaislatlon IN tht Hll
fe.,.ni siaisa This De- productive oi
vafv rfaaf confusion and nnnnfHn,.'
d. aausa vi the uncertainty ~ ihi i've
The remedy would DE- found IN n' i'4-
.In observing legal HOLIDAYS banker.
md no dimcult questions arising, nui
daya which are not legal holidays but
boitI5va only bv custom are source
m much annoyance. and % is very per-
niaxiur indeed fuf bankers 10 know
now 10 treat PAPER maturing IN their
awn and other states upun such ~
called holidays. No ioss than 20 secular
d1ya az considered as holidays In the
various states VI The Union. The fen-
els would roeu 90 he In No statutory
LEGISLATION un tho subject. leaving the
law merchant to eettlr an iheso qucs-
lions or better SIN would bn the ut
ter abolition ~ days Of grace since the
reason for ihrif existence has Ions
since past
"The association by proper agitation
" the subject rAn DO much toward The
abolition " local holidays. legal and
otherwise. observed In various states
and cities. and the establishing NJ more
national holidays which Will De- Do
served by tho different stnies ln the
Union. thereby eliminating many dliii-
cult uupau0nH which annoy business
men. ON account VI the dIaslmllarlty ui
days now Observed as holidays 10 the
John W. Faxln. ahslriant earhier ~
the Flrs, Nl,lonll Bank " ChN-
nnnogi, Tenn. followed 10 70 pip'r 'n
thanking ar 8 Relates 60 Industrial
" K. Wliham of Atlanta, Ga. f1i-
lowed IN an address on '"rhe country
mo nominating committee then
made o. report. which was ADOPT "a,
The 0fncfrH elected arr "a fpIInWsi
President. uru. w. Russell. president
state SAVINGS bank. Detroit, Mlch.
nrat viCe president, walker Niu, prcil-
dent American ExchanRc bank. H.
Louis. Al. ono yire ur. s.dani Tor each
SLATE. Including the fOll0Wingi Arl-
xfna. ". u Tunnry. California, y. g,
IiuWca. Colorado J. 4. Hayes Idaho,
a. n. CONN. Montana, ~ 49, Welcrlck,
OREGON. g. "A. Canneldi Utah. L. =.
ms wyomlng, @. II. uohlc; Hawaii,
=. NJ. Damon.
Momb,fs ~ the executive council Tor
three yrarf Charles H Hannah,
Council uuna. 1h.i Homer w. Mccoy,
Peoria. MS. =, II. Shoemaker, Hunt
ingt0n. Pa. n. A. Curdy. Youngstown,
uhlli A. y. WnlrldEe Austin, Text
Hrecilnndae Jones, ~ Louis, Mo, J.
g. Mitohsl. Denver J. q, Brown,
naiuish. n. O.. ~. l.. HurFc, Boston,
bradford Rhodes, Nov York.
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rllsa bid An.rer nna pI.eIalmer.

In tho case II Leon u. Goldberg 20
~ against Nathan Tanner IT,. "a az.
Henry Wadswurth. one ~ The defend.
ants. Mod an answer ana disclaimer
10 the folnral court today.
This suit was brought by PLANTING
some time aga la which I, WIS prayed
that dDfondantA Do required 10 sat
forth The nature ~ their claims % thr
lands belonging - the estate 90 Nor.
W Gllhrus. DECEASED.
WadlWorih says he was duly dis.
charged frun rorYlnH aH executor 81
ih1 estate, by the superior court In
December. 1891. and denies that h. has
any further Interest ln To-
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NNANHNNN NNHANAH
city Attorney Thomas io,s hir,
20 g. George un laga' hufhr
a large number % pitU 4
90 L0hl today On liiIri ihi iuu'
Commissioner VIM.
Row y. y. Kirby ana VI go \
rived IN Provo. N.N ny
on tho position of rlHifdWh
church
Felix nachmln. one q q. y
volunteers 40 NHnlII. hlf H'i ~
"a brass hoy aud Knob uhl z u
Spanish lirHhip He|nl chff.aA
was sunk hy c0mudlrt haV
Nc nachman writes lhai p . ~
ing good health.
Doctor walter n. PIKE WI fiV
next week Tor an cNifnifl h.i n
East and Europe, Whle ltl n
vlHit tho leading hlfWialrI VI
chief cities, and WIll lln wv N
home In England. which hf hN
only ic years N age
The following ilnIl0ra have ~
pointed hy tho board % elll..
the various schools " thi ~ IA
i,irEko, Parker school s
Saunders, Webster school Nlt \
Mountain school Mis- lhtiir M
Tlmpnnngnes school, MIS- u ~"
Franklin school, j
John X. Bullock % VtihN
Provo VISITING relatives ~ M
avs that the Ashley cpunill =, "A
a greater supply of water lhl. y. J.
ever before. and that houhi.',,' ~
win reward tho lalurs or n. W Il
rs soon ne we rrt ll. 4 I
bullock said, "the r1pnlAl- -
country will double wiihih -
Roher, TIL. an aged fl, ,.. In.
second ward. dlad ycs'.Il.!' 80
lingering Illness from ~ ~,
anl dr0psy llro,hrf ." prdtal
nrentford. Mlidl,.,M htisrf
May goth. 1891 Ail.l 80 n q
Church h. emlgrltsd v n, d b
ana for many years llV,l " -
sinee isSi hi has made hs M
pr,v1. irothrr TIL lrave, s,u,,'s
ehiidr.n and twenty granilaai',,''i -
gether with humorous ,,. AipiHs
AMI frianda a. mnufn ~ ~ 4
Tho time Tor the fnnlrl' "a hs,t y
~. owing 20 the desire - n
III. II. Clun. q dluehlsf ~ n
ceased, living ut Jnsr ~ ~, ~ ~
MOI being known When sn'
Provo. 80
The Utah county maln.'ss ysll
Institute, which coin li.',,., !. IA -
August 10th. and conun,s' /. VI
Tor one week. promla nm .
tended. The mouth lf lhi ~. ~
on Americanfork cani ,hs Ialail
leeted as the place o. hal. ny iss lii
and IN location h rvgil ~ a,.iidi I
be desired by the most ~ Hs thi y.
mlrer OF mountain seepel ~ u bs,r =
"eeksr. Arrangement hs, ,e,,f'fif =
for transportation from A'iff M 8 q
10 the canyon and f.'lss'" obulaA
eaeh and hoard can Pc an. 40
me erounda.for u rfnu y. ,.,,ri ~
tha corps OF lecturer, ls.af, Asc'
eecasiOn arc ft',n -Imhfll y
hnry. Clun and ~ II R3leip
grssman Klng. Hon ~ ~
bishop o. ". whitney
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Paris, Aug. ss.-Efnosi Joseph Pos
sai. the uerman whl had been tfyinE
Go collect a claim ~ cioooo upon ne
Insurance policy issued 90 hia late wife,
IN English woman, by tho ufbans In
surance company. whidh had resi.,ci
payment ON ihs ground thit he had
thrown her m a elm near Florence,
lthly. committed suicide last evening
al the puraud restaurant IN the Place
DC IA Madeleine,
p0irfil. who called himself the mar
quig De O1ndrvlllo ana prrtendid 60 be
u French subject, was under huvy
hail. nnd the authorities had uriered
ihr rNhumaflln u the body ~ his wife
Tho mallln nhmf ~ Mrs. P0ssen wa
Eioanora iiUckfN, and she was about
q years N age. Tho couple had been
staying no fllrtnra ana one Jay Poe
20 returned home alone from drive,
saying that hn wife Zen on ihe ulln.
tn che edge " which she was resting
whllg no WIS mendlnE his harnfaA
They were marred In England hast
March. aud iisaoi Insured her lie al
most Immediately. 81 developed after
her h0Iy was found beneath the clln
that pnrf1l % hal bean seen therv arver-
III days before throwing down large
alolNH and Watching their descent,
The mother qf Mrs ppstol, however,
fi1ufly maintained that l'ussfl wAa in.
nncets OF the death NJ his wife.
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TWO MEN FATALLY HURT.


Two men, James Rouse. roundhouse
foreman, and Peter Meaden.car rupalrer
were Killed NJ the dartney turntahle.
thlrty-Hcvon miles west " Terrace. yea.
iefinY before the fatality q southern
plunged down the omhlnkmsnt manly
burying itself In the sand. The nrdmrn
ami engineer narrowly escaped by
lumplnH A wrrckng train came uut
from Terrace, ana while Httfmutlns ~
raise the wreck. the cable broke ana
struck Rouse AMI Moadeu. with 'arrin.
forCe, crushing their skulls Hlth mr.
diel " y Nriy short time f'is iaeifs
were Mlaons. and ths faur-rfr -. y.
conducted under iHs uatl lrts 81 tfst
organization
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POLITICAL

The Republicans " the Thlrt Alu.
nlelpal Ward win meet In tho old Six
tenth Ward School House. Fourth West
ana First North. Friday evening, "a
o'clock 90 elect thirteen dolegatps 10
the state convention,
FRANK EMERY.
Chairman.
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Alexander Thomas, an Inmate Of the
state prison, was adjudred insane be-
fore the examining board today and
committed 10 the asylum at Provo.
Thomas was convicted before Judge
illggins recently ~ murder In the sec
ond degrep. ana sentenced 10 ten years
imprisonment It, was formerly a
ranchrr ln Kane county,
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ALLE0ED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A..lsnmsnt ot . Indsm,n,.

The Trayelefs' Insurance company
today aaalHned a Judgment amounting
in fii,ha2.sl, rendered In ~ favor In
the United states clruult court on the
Nh proNimo, over 20 tn National HANK
af the lnpuhic. This aum was ~.
covered from George NJ. SrOrl. one 81
The defendants In n suit brought hy
plaintiff against Mr. SCOTT and others
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| )ll:pr,,|
y - : : |
| Diminishing DIFF[RFVcTI

When the cheaper grade.
haklng powders wofo nst M. y
market thoro was o. fer.d. wv i,
OF opinion az 90 tha atvi.. ttih.r,
using them. Since the ms,g,. ~
baking powder have I..,.,la q III
ouEhly established in Oh. MAJ. u
people. this dinarorfa 10 Aus 2 1
Gated. and today irs ia ~ Il
have no other than us III ~
faction and saves money i ~ 4
reason. WV 'lAliI
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Tho following huaiHaru r.r.,.
- In the Fourth disift rIl Jstil.
days
In the case ~ Wliiaairfs II
" the Orsrln Short IN lfsI
company. the drfrnilr .ral,
waiytl a jury ana clrnfHi Az
verdict flr $1,000 without trt n Il
tered In favor NJ plliHilft "a
accepted by plaiuunt a. r Il
hlpush, hy plllftlnt hiiu . y 4
Young IT,. who was kIi'fl san 4
wreck mar Fossil Wy m.sf \
inbar aisi. 1897. f'r aUl
H. y, SwuHfy W. a. W g niit
hruek n 90. 81 Hli p'ainHft -
o. ffnianis nl.HF bnI 3 r1g,a
on nation f1r q neV iHii : ,
giruHdF ihai g hli na taitl
Within the time rr0v.i q By ~ n
argued and uvfrruloi and n'iflfn
rrtnfHd 10 days g. mlpirf t %
cfptilns 90 the Urlfr " ih1 CIH
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rIHnrIns on onslan..

Havana. Aug a. . .. m.-Tho Span
Ian colonial authorities. while ihcy
have decided that merchandise from
Rtntiagn and other ports occupied by
The American flrccH " 20 be considered
firtirn and thus eubieci 20 custom
house duty, have taken Under special
consideration The future ~ thr ngrl-
cultural pudurn ard manufacturing
Oh nuFfnsiinr 10 the Madrid govern.
msnt q moduH vlvcndl with The Ametl-
can government regarding the same
le1ylns tho output IN bond pending a
derlaI1u from Madrid.
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ARRAIGNED.
JOHN A. BLYTHE PLEADS NOT GUILTY
To tho Charge ~ Rnping sis-yesr-Old
Ithoda Hnteh James Spencer tn-
tsrs same Plea To Adultery.

-Four state prisoners were nrrnirnsd
ON various charges before judge Nor
rel today. Early next week a setting
of criminal cases win be- made Cor trial.
commencing Monday. September 18th.
John 4. Blythe pleaded not guilty to
the charc ~ rape Isis alleged VIE
tim IL a six year old girl named Hhoda
Draoh to whom he IL said Co have
transmitted loathsome disease. At
the preliminary hearing. had before
Justice Of the Peace J. u. Timmuny,
on the 9Th of last month.lt was brought
out that ut tho time the ofenHc was
alleged to have been committed. the
child wdn In charge ~ a woman with
whom she had been lcft BY her mother
Hot surrounding were ~ such a char
nctnr na To- leave no doubt hut that she
had been neglected both by her mother
and BY the woman In whose charge
she was. At the conclusion Of the
testimony blythe was held to the dis
trict court In 5000 bonds. Not being
able 10 furnish these, h. was committed
TO the county jan where he haa been
ever since. awaiting trial.
Tho child was taken from the place
MN|NN NNNN MNM MNANMN ~ ~ NNNN A'N|N
raped and turned over 60 the care "
Mrs. Whlpple. mntron. at the county
inhrmary.
since then the mother. Il l. siid.
made an cffurt 20 take the child away
from the city but the prompt iutel.
ference OF Assistant County Attorney
Putnam prevented H. and Judge Nor.
rel Issued an order directing the matr1n
70 retain the little girl until after the
trial.
CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY
J. y. Wilson next came forward and
listened 10 thu reading Of an informa-
ton charging him with grand larceny.
lie asked until Saturday before en-.
terinR a plea, which the court granted.
judge Norroll appointed Attorney Fred
r. McGurrtn 10 defend Wilson.
The defendants alleged 0ffcnse cun-
alsta NJ his having. on the 18th ~ JulN
ls9s, stole twenty three silver spoons.
VI the value ~ - each. one pearl
mounted butiunhook. NJ the value 81
". and a silver knife. valued at -,
all the personal property Of Ada VIII
son
ALSO cHARuEp WITH BURGLARY.
Wilson was also arraiEned on the
chnrgc ~ hurrlarlzlnE the store uf
iiatkniow Brothers. ie6 west First
FNNiN street, NW iNN flNNN OF July WI
Tie was given until saturday morning
30 plead, and Attorney u. %. Hemp
gead was appointed by the cour, 10
defend him.
ACCUSED or ADULTERY.
James spencer was arraigncd on the
charge % adultery. o. Which h. plealU
NOT guilty. The woman ln he case a
Mrs. Martha r. fptnraln. wife 10 John
A. Peterson, who, siranga % say, awura
~ che complaint charging spencer with
tho crime. Defendant was repre- srutr1
by Attorney !. 81 Hamilton.
ALLEGED HousEBREAKER.
James carbn desired until saturday
before pieahlng 10 the Information
eharglng him with houaebfeaklnr A..
iorney W. II. lirAriel was appointed
BY Judge NOrrell % defend him.
Tho defendant u accused " hrdlk.
lnE Into the hQuss % Horace NAas, re-
sailing AZ W eat Second South street,
On the end n Iuns, isas. aud goiting
away with 81 IN money,
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wh2 could no, she'd ror ,h-o a. :


Who could not she'd fIr ths., "a.
Ing ielrG -
When IN she m'dr 10 ovs-r...
ono comoa along in Eltsr.t ~ 4
pluy 4
The husband and l1v.i ftit.. \
siroy.
In this address your oomnt.. r.
hlnc,
Their Hympathlos around yas,
entwlne,
And these few Hines ftnoct IN 80 II
gree
The rriof we feel. our huHft.
paihy.
We Leave the matter with ihl -
Just
Ana IN lila flnhttouH d'ft..u..
trust
s,,, v,. r,,..,,
u-,rt,if VA ~ W.T.. Wy = NJ
s,,s t'rt,n 49,, ~ .aa a
c,rnrsis g.,t.,. n &
,i,...i,',. 49, .il iI.lFi
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ALSO CHARMED WITH DuRGLARy.

Wilson was also nrralEned on the
chnrge of hurrlarizing the store uf
nafknlow BROTHERS. 400 west. First
South street. on tho night of july eth.
he was given until saturday morning
to plead, and Attorney -. %. Hemp
stead was appointed by the court 60
defend him.
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ACCUSED or ADULTERY

James spencer was arralgncd on the
charge % adultery. % Which b. pleaded
NOT guilty The woman 10 tho case is
Mrs. Martha T.. Peterson. wife % John
A. Peterson, who, sirangH o. aly, awurg
% che complaint charging spencer with
tho crime. Defendant was roprr arnlrd
by Attorney J. n. Hamilton.
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chestnut sorrcl Mare. about ,
Ole Esl lett shoulder, El
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-06
MERRIMAC.
Continued from first page

that it makes much difference what l
do. l have fair chance of life either
way. If our dingey gets shot to pieces
we shall then try to swim for the
beach, right under MORO castle. We
shall keep together at all hazards.
Then we may be able to make our
way along shore and perhaps get back
to the ship. We shall fight the SEN
tries or squad until the last and we
shall only surrender to overwhelming
numbers and our surrender will only
take place as a last and as a most un-
contemplated emergency.
Lieutenant, Hobson might have
been lecturing to class Of cadets on
the theory Of how to build ships, so
deliberate was his manner. He was
lately at Annapolis in charge Of the
postgraduate course in naval con-
struction and is accounted one Of the
most able naval constructors in the
service, being entirely wrapped up
in his profession,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-06
Landing Of Troops.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Yesterday
was the quietest Sunday at the navy
department since the outbr eak ,of the
war. No dispatches had come oyer
night, and it was said that none were
expected.
The situation at Santiago is such,
in the opinion of the officials, that no
startling developments are to be ex~
pected Immediately, and the next
news that is to be looked for from
that quarter is of the arrival of
troops. AS far as can be gathered, in
spite of all reports to the contrary,
these troops have not yet Startud,a and
the naval officials are impatiently
awaiting for the movement.
1t is possible that small advance
has gone forward, but 1t is felt here
that even that composed Of an engin-
eer battalion with sleg train is still
lying at Key West.
There is much dissatisfaction eX-
pressed at the slowness of the move
ments in the South, owing in large
part to the slender means of transpor-
tation and the difficulty encountered
in getting anything done down there
in hurry.
In army circles, it seems to be ex-
pected that Sampson is to furnish a
sufficient force to convoy the troop
transports, but it is not known
whether there are euough ships to
supply this force from the squadron
now of Santiago, or whether he will
call upon Commodore Watson, off Ha-
vana, to perform this work,
Adjutant-General Corbin was hard
at work at his desk in telegraphic
correspondence with army officers in
all parts of the country, and particu-
larly regarding the Spanish military
prisoners, from whom selections wiA
will be made for exchange for the
gallant little band that sunk the
Merrimac. The commanding officer
at Fort McPharson has furnished the
department of a full list of the cap
tives to facilitate the work of exchange.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-06
TODAY'S MARKET.

PORTLAND. June 6.-Wheat valley
80; Walla Walla, SAC.
Flour-Portland, S4.75; Superfne
$3.50 per bbl.
Hay-Good, $11(012.50 per ton.
Hops-4(016c; old crop 4(96c.
= Wool-oVta,laley 14el5c; Eastern
Miilstuff-Bran, ,$17; shorts, s17.
Poultry - Chickens, mixed, $500
turkeys, live, 12(013c,
Eggs-Oregon, 13(0l4c per doz.
Hides-Green, salted 60 lbs, lose.
under 60 lbs, ,6t(Q7c;she pelts, ,lN9l5c,
Onions-S2. .25 per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 25(93Oc; fancy
creamery, 50c955c a roll.
Potatoes, 35(045c per sack.
Hogs-Heavy, S4.25.
INSTRUMENTATION &c; dressed, &c,
Beef-Steers, $3.50(94; COWS, $3.50;
dressed, 6t(97.
Wheat-68c.
Oats-35(G37c.
Hay-Baled, cheat, 80.
Flour-In wholesale lots, ,,S4.7Oi re-
tail So.
Hogs-dressed, sic,
Live cattle--3(93tc.
Veal-5c.
Butter-Dairy 1O912c; creamery
18(020c.
Sheep-LiVe, 3ac ID. -
Wool-Best, ,i5c. Mohair 27(G2Sc
Hops--Best 8(014c.
Eggs-12tc IN trades
Poultry-Hens, &c; spring chickens
12tc; ducks;6c per 10.
Farm smoked meats-Bacon,
ham, 10c; shoulder, 8i(99c.
Potatoes-15(0ISc in cash..