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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

Mr. John Nj. Smith, the popular
post master. at Medart has been quite
i'll this week, with kidney troubles
He was thought to be dying Tuesday
afternoon and his son in Jacksonville
was wired to come home, but his
friends were pleased to learn later
that ne was better.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Tax Assessor,

/ hereby announce myself as car-
didate for the Office of Tax Assessor ot
Wakulla county at the coming election
subject TO the Democratic Primaries,
and earnestly solicit the support of my
friends and fellow citizens.
J.. l.. Harvey
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01
FAIR NOTICE.

DR.. T. j. Hall needs his money, ard
has placed his accounts IN my hands
for collection. Those indebted to him
will pleuse call on me at once ard
make settlement or satisfactory ur-
rangements, and save further cost
X Don Mci cod,
Attorney ut Law,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

a band of gypsies drove into town
sunday and pitched their tents on tn
Mooring lot and bantered our peoPI
for Il horse swap or twenty-five cents
worth Of fortune.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

Mr.. jim j. Reyes writes from b.
new home in Quincy that he still re-
members kindly his old friends in Wa
kulla. and in order to hear from them
often. he sent an order accompanied
10y the stamps for the BREEzE.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

lot OF fine trout were caught with
hook aud line in a little sink near town
last Monday. by Messrs j. j. Hsrrell
and Bob Raker One of the fish made
q good breakfast for six persons ut Mr.
Harrells.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

The first shower Of rain that we hay"
had since March came in, fell here
last Wednesday, crops were needing IL
badly and are looking grateful for this
refreshing shower.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01
1t often happens that joker gets the

1t often happens that II joker gets the
worst Of his own Joke. Messrs. Bud
Council and Charley Smith, just to tease
the church members Of their party
while or the way to tho coast not long
since, pretended that they were going
Co shoot some chickens on the roadside
and have purliou. They fired of
their guns in the air and thoI.ght they
were having coolies OF fun at the OK
pense Of the church members, Sharper
and George, but the laugh all turned
on the other side, when the colored
owners Of the chickens imagined that
their fowls were gone sure enough, and
began to cut up. The only ones con
crrned that were rot touched or affect
ed by the joke were the chickens.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

The work Of Cupid goes merrily on
Marriage license have been issued this
week to the following couples. w. +.
Haynes aud Pinina Sisson, white, FRANK
Johnson and Emma WarIace, colsred
John Giles and Sylvia Lucas, coIored
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

Mr.. William SasSer, who moved from
this county to Madison, is here this
week visiting relatives and friends,
He speaks strongly Of moving back t.
his old home next Spring.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

The fool killer never comes around
on All FOOLS Day. lie GENERALLY waits
until the Fourth of July and Christ
mas times, when glnpowder and match
es are plentiful.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

Forty seven large fresh water trout
acro brought in yesterday, by Messrs
Frank Duval and Dock Council, 10 thc
r ,nlt Of their days angling On Spring
Geek Messrs Edwards and Gwultney,
If Arran also caughg long string.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01
For Tax Collector,

To the democratic voters Of Wakui-
Ia county, hereby announce myself n
cand date for the office OF Tax Collect
or, subject to your choice at the com
ing primaries.
r. h. Council
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

Oar present popular and efficient tax
collector, Mr.. Il. B. Council, is in the
race for re-elec ton. He is not run
ming for the fun of the the thing but
il in to win. Read his announcement
and remember him on election day.
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Franklin County Items,

From present appearances 1t does not
seem that the Franklin County Guards
will need an Nrmory before next corn
planting
The Simmons is at the Carrabelle
wharf undergoing repairs when she
will enter the resin trade up the Ock-
looknee.
Last week two grnmpus came in at
East Pass, They we're 80 feet long
The Alpha was back on time early
this week with a big cargo,
Commodore Vent got the Caroline
Gage in the trade, and it is reported
that her rasts will be rent asunderand
an engine put in her,
Gentlemen from New York are busy
putting the Mcintyre saw mills in first
class shape.
O. II. Kelly is back from Washington
city.
Rallies without number in Cara
belle.
Frank Huckebby announces that
when the President wants first class
man to whoop the Spanards up, he's
ready,
Apalach has some negroes when IL
comes to taking the jacket OIL cat
fish.
Last Monday the Naval Stores Com
pany here commenced to load an
other vessel in front Of Carrabelle with
resin.
Carrabelle people eat Baldwin apples
raised by Wakulla citizen in New
York.
Inc ''o"e'' LUZ '''0' :" emu" - wv"
u'i' '''''''' "'"' e
!" "iS"ei w "of'o'
=" "e'' ? '''o o''''i "'''' "
6O''s w
it may be, may be never.
- ,y,,.,o c,u,.
ruar i ho;,o r,oced on the Apolach
IT,, o,a .,o h,,s inland IN. nlov
Tan ,,;, sooso, r,;,b o vim
-,
''" -, = ...n
80 t..
"''o -.
va ''''
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

Wakulla county lands continue tc
find purchasers in the North. -Four
deeds from Clark Syndicate just sent
in for record were all to Northen pur-
chasere,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

MIR. Patrick Roberts, of Georgia, Is
visiting his old home in this cou mtg
and looking after landed interests
here.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

March came in a. mild as lamb, but
/, knocked all the stuftlug out OF the
old saying about going out like lion q,
forit glded out pretty much the same
~ il came in
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

The Oyster business OF Apolachicola
has been intcrfered with by the warm
weather of the past week
Eek Senator Call thinks his chances
for recollection 20 his old place, will be
better in primary and has requested
Rawls TO call y democratic primary
election.
M. Il Punpeliy, OF Rhode Island +,
accompanied by the three Misses
Brooke, arrived in the city on Monday
last on u square timber raft from Bain-
bridge They had tents pitched on
the raft, aud grea tly enjoyed the trip
down. During the week they have
been cruising around the bag on the
schooner Henrietta Shufit --Apalaehi-
cola I iInes
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

County clerk j. J. IIarrell visited the
Capital city yesterday on business.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

Subscribe Tor the BREEZE and keel
up with the news Of the day Il
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01

A y pound baby glrl arrived last
week at the home Of Mr.. Curt Pigott
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-01
LOCAL
Look out for April Fools.
This is the first dayof April.
The woods now echo at night with
the song Of the whippoorwill

Another baby girl was born Monday
to Mr.. and Mrs John &. Council.
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STATE Nj ENT.

Made under Sec. 81. chapter 4322'
laws Of Florida, showing the amount
6 charged 70 the Tax Collector Of Wac
kulla county Florida, TO be collected
for the current year, 1897. and the app
Of the same to the sever
al funds for which such taxes were
levied, including poll tax with county
school fund.
,,.,,, ,,,o,,, charmed. ss,7lso3
Col and pd, 70 Tres, to Mar. 1875 $40"
a,s6s,o7
ApPORTiO NMENT
r.,,,,,,, ,,roocr ,,,. ll3Joi.
Col. and I'd. to Treas, TO Mar, 1898 AJ,io
sl9SS,S5.
co,,,v schoo, Tax 7,oid.oi.
Col. and pd, to Treas to Mari 1893, A7s'i6
2,4SO 50
Fine and forfeiture TAX, %b'bi'
Col. and I'd. to Treas, TO mart 1893, S,d
---- 800
807,87.
Attest J. J. Hancil
..,..t, fis .a., l,,st
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VESSELS BOUND IN.


of destination
Annie
Arten,s Mehins. sound
Hepworh. Br 2fa tons sydney. Vancouv
Ana caharna. IS
Penhau Am Iionolu Port Gamble
Aex Merrl Nelson Blk Francisco Port Townsend
Celtic Br sh. tons
u
q.
h
cisy @ Columbia Miner Am I.S Honolulu Seattle
Cons9s Mcleod s Ann sehT = tons donqlllu st1
Dnnond Head Ward Blk Honolulu ~ ="
Nagasak
f Pa Blum Jourges An go Pedro
s kedhelt Bkhon An schr $40 San Pedro Tacoma
Falcon RsiuT Po owns
Gnhersr sSskkTSys An @ d1 San Francisco Tacoma
Clifford, san Francisco, Tacoma ~
Iehhed' Mckenzie sr 81 l53a Yokohama Tacoma October
Helen HonoiuIa Townssnd
An blk. /. ton San Francis
kilnan
John smith GToih TSku Port Townsend
Topper tons FTancsco Tacoma ees
Marion Choou Weeoen Am h 1572 Baltimore
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o
Portland Flour Mills Company.
Melbourne
Of
ads a
ford loadsw Europe SIS
loon lads
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s. 2504: cows and hsifers, $23Ols.ap: calves.
&.I4i25: western rangers, &. 6Od4 60;
Texas grass steers. $al54f3Ml
There was good demand for hogs At
steady prices. Far to choice. 81. s0ay3 TN;
packing lots. s.. 2y13 STA; butchers 81 70
a75: mixed. Cs5G5.7o. light. $3.6a0370:
pigs, - 7D03 81.
Trade in sheep was slow at yesterdays
decline. Culls to choice muttons. $500
46o: western rangers, Ntoft4 20. inferior to
prime lambs, $36oQiss5; feeders. 81. 4naf5o5
kecelpts-Cattie. 90: hogs. 1900. sheep.
1850.
Omaha.
OMAHA, Oct. 29.-Cat.le-Receipts 200
head: market, nominally steady Cows
and hc!fers, 0.543-59: stockers and feed
ers. $s.7515AB.
Hogs - Receipts. AGO head: market
opened ac higher and closed with advance
lost. Heavy, a5eqi3.eo; mixed. So 55d3. 90:
light, G.dQaSrs: bulk OF sales at t3s2h
ASS
Sheep--Receipts. $40 head: marke, slow
and weak. Lambs. XGf5.45
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NEW YORK, Oct - - The Evening
lNosts London financial rahiegram says.
The stead Cess IN the stocks here was well
maintained today. Prices were generally
better. notably for Argeutines. in which
tAsfe was some speculation for the pur-
pose OF rse. Americans were compare
the improved situation In Paris. A feature
was the great strength OF copper shares.
ahacondas beng much IN favor and said
20 be bought from New York.
me city still regards the Fasilodi nties-
tson somewhat ashance, In spite OF the an.
parently improved outlook
The London market discount rate Is s%
per cent. ON the Bank Of England
London stock Exchange.
LONDON. Oct. ao.-Tne usarke, las, week
stood the strain Of the various e+frcarn-
stances remarkably we'll. finishing with =
more cheerful tone regarding the future,
britiSi conso-s we're first and rose u OF
point.
The entire American department fei, thu
increase Of the general selling but owing
TO New Yorks consistent support IL closed
securities
Among the advances were wabash II do
oentufes. which rose = OF point: Wa
bash preferred, "a. Atcnlzon gold bonds, ";
Western preferred. V; Northern Pacific
ordinary IL
Among the declines were Norfolk A
Western Consolidated. which fei. "a point:
vile AZ Nashville ordinary. Is: Atchisan
preferred. y; Central Pacific. ordinary "a:
Milwaukee h 81. Paul. u. Erie -. Norfolk
h Western. ordinary. Is: Southern, r.. and
Union Pacific, ".
Discount for three pontfs' bills continued
steady at "a per cent ana the rates on call
loans from, IA TO per cent.
Closing Quotations
LONDON. Oct. e9--canaaian paciac,
80 Bar silver steady. = 3-lS5. Money.
9TrSt- per cent.
Breadstuas.
LIVERPOOL. oct. -Wneat~r3uII. No
l standard California IS iiGMTs; No. red
northern spring, 8uH. - ~. Fufures-Oct-
IS iissd
CoTn-s;so'. Aw=riean MIXED. II lsai.
f1li. oCtcorr nom nst Nov MR.. q4iet,
y ND. December. quiet. B sAa
- al
Itaps-A, Londoa. Pacific coast. arrn.
..@t ts
LONDON. Csct ~wnea;--S'a rgass OF
coast. buyers aad sellers apars. easgoez on
passage. rather easier
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN FRANCISCO, Oct - - Waeas -
Weak. prices unchanged for spot. Futures
lower. liberal receipts from The nof,n-
Eariey-oui=t, both on and CT cam fe-
ceipts light. s,r~ Itch.
OStA-Cnchangea in price; trading 4ssh-
Spot quotations were:
F.oar-Net cash pr.css for family extras
s. f5684 IS; bakers extras. G11i;
:, "a Tor eao.ce: milling. slx.al "a.
Barley-Feed. s1-isizaiziA; brewing Va
dl.a,.
yIs41 III; milling. sL2s iz4l. II; Surprise,
sis5zsi -: black. for seed. $l.S4LsS. red,
Si.404I.5a.
Flour. quarters sacks, 1903; Oregon. 7.4ae:
wheat. eentals. 80; Oregon, n:.so: Wash
inxton 5 10. barley, cenIals, Loo: oregon.
$50: oats eenta,s. Washington, 23.s.o. Ore
gon, 4s0 beans, sacks. AZ. potatoes,
bran sacks, $50; oregon, ISIS. ini1dlngs.
sacks 3sl: Oregon. 40; hay. tons. AS:
wool. bales. "A: hides. number. us IA sins.
boxes. $50: quicksilver. TASKS. o; wine,
gallons. 7o.79o
Cash wheat. 81 20dl III.
Closing Quotations.
wheas-Quiet: December. u-21h; May.
$l..5
Barley-S,rong; December. 81, an
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spr!ng: Nevada, loGlac: Eastern
Oregon, l0Qi2c; valley Oregon, lSglic.
Fall: North IN mountain, go lie; northern,
sGsIoc: San joaquin p aims. G9Sc, Humboldt
and Mendocino: ll4lsc. o.
HopS-Crop of 1877. nominal, new. OF isSSs
ie4i5c.
-Middl.ngs slsGel; bran. $3.50
Qis.ae per ton.
sliqI7.se: alfalfa. sloal15o; stock. sieQu
per ton; straw. 4sas5c per bale.
Potatoes-Eary Rose. soa+,c: river Bur
banks. s,4iooc Salinas Burbanks. .5egsl.l5;
egetahies-Pjckle onions. 5oc; cucum-
bers. 4oQsoc: garlic. 2i.92c; green psas,
sqic; string beans, 2q5c per b: bay squash.
2.ai,c; tomatoes. ieGdsc per box; green
okra. aog 6ec: egg plant ESQ soc.
Green Fruit-Appies. choce, 7oc: COM
mon. DOC; strawberries. 500: cranberries.
megs. sSasoc: grapes. ordinary. 40ase:
Isabella. slQsl.25 per box: ounces. S5cG$i:
oranges, Valencia. s293s.5D: Mexican lines,
repack: Ag@ao; California lemons. COM
eS2.25 per bunch; pinedppes. s21A per dog
B1tfer-fancy cream ry. 23ll2ic: seconds
3 s nc; fancy dairy, nominal; seconds. 1s1s
Cheese - New. llQ1iizc old. l01fpsc.
Young American. la2qi2c; eastern, i2aiiac
Eggs--Store. nominal: fancy ranch. san
30 iaH1y eastern, -bG.
;, Pouiiry-Iurkey gobblers. 1s9lec; turkey
mems, Yi4c per ID: ROSTERS. cd sias4 90;
young young si915: broIlers, small. $3.50; large,
3SeM4; flyers, s35054: hens. Als per dor:
geese, Si2kgf 50 per pair: gosiings. ST. .,TS
1'oo. pigeons, old. slQ1.25: young, 81 so132,
Exchange.
,sseri.ng on London, sixty days. s4.Sah:
Financial.
silver bars 49,. Soa. Drafts-SIcht III.
Mex. dois ..Hi414sS4i Telegraph "a
Mining StOcks
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO OFT. 2-Ta.S haz been she
very worst k3rs OF a week for sSisrS az
"a sgie the general demand Being linn. led
and offerings sod anywhere from &c o 5sn
lower. Many dfoTss. after Being held at
TIE Stoea yards for several Gays. were
finally assFoae$S g for much ie~s han they
eoas n tbs country. TIE market today
was a. aYgaer prizes. C.ho.ce steers, s. SEf
as. useassas. A5s9ifss 5ssf steers. zlsss
l. Is. ssa9xsfs and feeders. S-~sssazIs, bills
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Oct. s-Wheal 40. a wax
starr from ar apparent disposition "a L. ~
evFJci TO chime 20 VIA the b%arisa ser:i-
nsert pre- railing here. The firm tone Of
f-rn'ssa government securities also con-
sr3aszteA ~ their strength 70 their fss ~
20 sx5 wheat al the Opening. Prices cor
timed 10 drop throughout tise forenoon.
despite considerable buying against puts
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LONDON. Oct. 23-Tne wool market
daring the week was quiet and featurelcss.
The depression was due TO unsa tisfastery
English and Continental markets There
were Few small transactions in merinos
ut unchanged prices. Arrivals TO date for
the sixth series Of auction sales amount to
0ooo bales. including 1870 forwarded d.
rect.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wfleas-Marse. unchanged: export No.
club. SIC: Nc. / bsuesten, esc. mining NJ
club, SIC No. ! blussfem, ssc-
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

Mowers- Henrnng September
Meter s3orn. Pedro Tacoma
Maria Townsend
Mildred
Olympia TrGeertdge. s Honskoas.
ppanso wilson Chi BIZ -. tens Ansotagasta Puget sound
tons earo. N
Tidal Wave Wckhurg Am bk 40 Pedro, Tacoma
Nm F. Wiiznsnn Olsen Am srhr.
Francis Tacoma
Davidson
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one-inch finish. Il Il and Is fee:. SSqA:
thick finish. &113s: cedar squares. I. ;.
and 10 feet. &z4Sy3e. packets. 81
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PORTLAND. Oct =. Wheat - Wal
uaiIs s.s1sic.. valley and b!ueStsm, 90
sas.. Very little selling and quotations al
nominal
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BOSTON. Oct 29-Closng:
Bos. a Mon ....226 lParrott ~. 49,. ~
Butte Bos 49, 3tA
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"wonlan's yos Ike TO llye yonr mge over
again."
And owe fwiee AZ naa>n as % rsw.
Well, ! guess not. truth.
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that the opening decline brought into
place. Northwest receipts we're liberal.
LIN cars. bur snowsform was reported
TO be prevailing in the Dako,as. which Gre
ated apprehension OF bad roads and a con-
sequent falling of in receipts in that re-
g.on next week Some buying Of short
wheat was done because or that possibility.
The seaboard reported a fair demand for
export and New York advised sales Of IS
boat loads. OF which. one cargo was for
Russia Near the end a large line of cash
wheat was disposed OF here for export TO
the United Kingdom at the market price.
When that became known the sentiment
among traders quickly changed. In the
endeavor 20 cover that followed the price
forged ahead and the early loss was all
recovered. December closed unchanged to
lsc lower. compared with yesterdays Anal
figures.
Fine weather and lower cables weakened
corn at the start Moderate selling was
brought about through these features; ard
In the face of very limited demand tie
offerings easily depressed prices. Later.
however, The market became strong on a
good cash business and reports from the
country that the weather was threatening
a return OF conditions unfavorable to the
curing Of corn. Near the close the buying
became more pronounced and prices wound
UP al slight advance.
Oats derived their strength from the firm
ness In the shipping situation. Cash held
at strong premium over May and there
VAS fair speculative trade In futures.
May closed Nc advance.
Provisions ruled fairly steady on light
speculative trade and liberal hog receipts
1t was reported that 2so,ooo pounds OF
Der contracts, but contrary 10 expecta lions
this announcement d.d not have much IN
fluence on The market. Pork gained SC.
lard 2i4c and ribs unchanged
No. wheat.
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
l pc: .. 81 s sssossa. =, - SO
No. : Corn.
Dec. :. s9as2ss s27.q3gis 3i7s s2A
May ..337sA5s 4ian3+As 33as 24is n3sh
No. = Oats.
n asy :.sl.as 8. ~ ~ IS e. e g.
Mess Pork. per bbi.
I Rss. :: SIS ,S So So Is - ,ss.
Lard. per 100 lbs.
Dec. E. $50 As5 $50 AS
Jan. =. 40 AS 40 81
short Ribs, per 100 lbs.
Jan. :. siU SIS 40 Is
Cash Quotations.
Fgour-Steasy. special brands. sffnlIfy,.
hard patents. D.5oass7o 70: ssofi patents 50 %
a3.7e hard strasghts, s3.i.u3.-e. bakers.
s. 4sl3.5 50
wheat-No spring. ss,.a<asc: No,
EN- lin HsS@4 c'R@As ~ ~. es4pt~SS.
corn-No. g 32is si12i.c
Oats-So. = "a. n24tse No. white %ff
g7i4c. M white. z.lIgTc.
kye~5l4c.
T3arley--.ssfI fSszc
Flax seed-sI aalxaiino
Prime timothy seed-s2so
Mass pork-S7 sIds1 IS per hbi
81 sat. per 100 lbs
Short r.hs-Sides uoosel s5l52s
Dry zalttd shoulders fb0xe9p-43@sls.c
Snort clear ed q tboxe3 - s. iG195.r
Whisky Dlst.laHs finished goods. 81 e
per gal,
Sugar-Cut loaf. s SAC: granulstea, Sifc
Receipts and Shipments.
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Dairy Products.
on the Produce Excaange today the but
ser EnaTkts was quiet. CrssEusEy. iisg2lc
dairy. l-4fisc.
ksggS-Fresh 1ni1zc
Gheese-4sllet CFeamerses. 1i4uIsSac.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

seattle. Oct - ISIS.
Exchanges AZ the S~astse. Tacoma, SEso-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
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Clea-znce=s Balances.
cattle - GI1r.s,A4 s. 80. ssssS b
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lcSs~ Superior quality. yer y Ne. -
s. 2t-a.t ,a- u4cscaiAtah.e nr. &g4o N /.
cc..ar 80 .1mHer. tag s. Nrf
sgrpce l3ss- So. oe-iaT s1-nS.e s5.es -
= 81
FIR lar,aAe~ -- Roaxh 3. 5a.ek snlsn
surfaced. csc cr tNa rides : il o~ 4
10 has W-lv s.. ~ .eassas e ID IS seet.
euss slSo's al. Ntri.cAi grain. s. ser "
* "a kleoZ.uS dressed ana reaichs.f
$lfs.- Stf~rA .oarse. s-Dca SsasG> a.
inca s. 1sssl, e. t.leca x>s4s5 f-e~-- ~
N. - s-saeA' :n Sd. =. y : s.. : er
caAare. rssst-- ar 4rcp srN W<at a5se
rs. S35t.$- ~ fsfua-r 5-sls Aasi s1arz-
: : ss}aiL Sex 1aagS .3-.nch ana az.
s.
N'ass5rsto 7e1 eeaar 'aa.2s.--- peara.
5>-sa 5tvs. s.&7-~ gs p. - as s&st5 ~
sseAag. asiEass Ms. 3 au4 g s.-lnes
"a .ts> N@s 4-s Asxs-tEes - -
1907. sNga<s-a,ses s.p53,s xslsSes s. -
a. eA.GxaeS. e.. standard sa.uG.Ss xl3se
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-31

Fresh Meats Uobbng>-~C Cow beef. sG1si.c
per ID: steer beef. skate per ID: mutton.
wethe,s. 7l1c per III, pork. et@fi1c per ID:
veal large. safe: small, Sc per H.
Provisions Oobbingl -Hsnss, large i0tzc;
hams. small. lie: breakfast bacon. lie.
dry sa.ted sides NC.
Lard oohbing)- III ome-m made. per h. TIC:
White Star ia4c: Coin Special. Sc: lard
compound tierces. Sac; Rex. s%c.
Fresh Fish Dohhinge - Halihut, sGp1c:
hack cod Sc: salmon SiSG4i4c: salmon
trout sRinr. founders 3fS4c: soies g.: rock
cod 80: trout l2l%ffi5c shrlmns. loo; smei;.
ssf &C.. herring, sff4c: tom cod. &c: oysters.
OLYMPIA $3.50 per sack, sLs6 per gal:
CLAIMS 80 per sack: puaseness crabs,
live 81 10. cooked. s.z0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-31

Coppsr~Lake, 81 x. casting, si22S
iy@aG-Tla firm that fixes the selling
price FOR miners and s1seltegs quotes lead
Al s. - A. the close
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-31
Cash Quotations.

Ffour-Sleaeys special brands, 81 if.Ifs 30
hard patents. s.. 54sgi3. 10 soff patents s. %
as. 20 hard straights, ss.i.Q3 -. bakers,
s. 4lsfi3.59
Wheat--No 2 spring s5'4s7tazc: No. 3
spring ssIssaac: No 2 red. ssus1lsc
scorn-No. 2 32ss sIl2i.c.
Oats-So. = 2s1.n24ise: No white. gg
g7irc. No wh.te. 2.sagTc.