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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-03
GERMAN NAVAL BILL.
Number of Ships tn BE Held In
Reudiness for Service.

BERLIN, March 2.-The Budget Com
mittee of the Reichstag to-day adopted
in accordance with the government pro-
posals, section /, paragraph /, OF the
naval BILL fixing the number OF ships to
be held in readiness for service, as fol-
lows:
A flagship, IS battleships. IL large
cruisers 80 small cruisers, coast-defence
ironclads, and 13 gunboats, besides torpe-
do-boats, scholarships, and small g"a-
boats.
The Budget Committee, with the con-
currence of the government, has accepted
the amendments of Dr. Lieber. the leader
of the Centrist party, modifying the Sep
tennaet proposals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-03
Costa Rican War mt Hand.

COLON, COLOMBIA. March 2.-The ar
rivals from Limon. Costa Rica. to-day,
report that preparations for war with
Nicaragua are rapidly advancing. Men
are enlisting. and troops nave already
been ordered to the frontier.
THE mission Of the Guatemala peace en-
VOWS TO the two governments has thus
far been unsuccessful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-03
Execution for Wife-Murder,

WEST POINT, MISS, March 2.-Th!s
evening Bass Calvert tcoloreO was
hanged here for the murder of his wife.
He was entirely self-possessed up to the
last. and made speech TO the crowd
from the gailows, confessing his guilt.
and saying he deserved his punishment.
About 5000 people. mostly coiored. Wit
messed the execution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-03
The Ontario Election.

TORONTO. ONT. March 2--Latest re-
turns Of yesterdays election show that
the Liberal Government mas been sus-
tanned by majority OF three. The nsures
are: Liberals. 4s; Conservatives. ~; Pa
tron. 1: Independent, !. There Is one con-
stituency yet to be heard from.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-03

ALI persons afiicted with Dyspspsts, D'arrh9s
CoIic. and all kinds OF indigestions win and inn
mediate relief and a sure cure by using ASeos-
ruRA BIrrKRs. The only genuine IA manuiac
tured by DIR. j. q. p. Sisgeft a. sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-03

Foe COUGHS AND THRoAr TzocBIzs use
BRowss BRONCHIAL TEocBKs- They relieve oil
Throat rrirasions caused BY Cold or use os sns
voice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-03
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON. March H.
IgilR Forecast for Thursday:
For virgInia-Fair weather;
] colder In southeast portions;
northerly winds.
For North and South carohna--Faif
weather. except showers on the coast;
colder: northerly winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was clear and pleasant.
STATE Of thermometer;
A. NJ. .........-'''s..'.''''''.'
. A. M. ............'...''s'.'s'' -
IL NJ. .......... .s.s.........s''s'-.'''-. - ~
p. M. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
p. NJ ......-....'-sss..''s*'''.s
Il Night .......-...-.<ssss's.ss
Mean temperature ..v.......-. 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-03
For Disease. of the Liver. sso-.sA.

the Wafer Of the Greenorier White suiphaf
Springs Is the most valuable In Amsrtcs.
PURCELL. LApp q Co. Wholesale AsensA
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c,,s coa.t Well Fortified.

ATLANTA. GA, March a..esnefa, ,sa
wesley Merritt, Of the United states
army: Lieutenant strother. his aioe, 1,,,,tad n,d
Major James B. Quinn. OF tie en..-.
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cents as donation. and with this
boarded an east bound car. ostensibiy to
seek her relatives.
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CONCLUDED ON SEVENTH PAGE
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-03

until the noise can be head as dis
tinctly as shot gun that can be
fired a hundred yards away, and
then the loud reports decrease again
until they are no more heard for
some times a month or less. The
sounds of human voices / account
for in this way. Down near the
mouth of canon Los Huertos the
valley opens out until there is room
for several hundred Mexicans to
make a living off of the narrow
strips of land along the water course
by irrigation. Now during the spring
of the year, whenthe river is flowing
from the head to the mouth of the
canon, the air along the course of the
canon becomes humid, while the
surrounding air is very dry, and, as
moisture is a good conductor of
sound, the body of air lying along the
canon conveys the sound of the
voices of the jewellers who live down
in its lower end back along this
moist air body up to the upper end
of the cannon where the confused
sounds Of voices is audibly heard.
1t would pay one to go long way to
go to Los HueltOs to hear these I'M
cany human voices and hear the re-
ports of gun-like sounds.
"B. f. GILTNER,
"Geologist.
EAST Las Vegas, n. NJ, Nov. "a,
1898"
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The Enchanted Canon.

Prof, Ben +. Gittner, an old Frank
lin county boy, who owns and is
operating the MaceO gold mines,
near East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
sends us the following account of
the singular spot bearing the above
title:
Away down in the sun kissed
mountains of New Mexico some
strange. weired tales have been told
of the enchanted Mesa, but there is
vet one untold tale of the enchanted
canon. The writer, Il few days ago,
visited Charles Ellison, a rancher,
who has recently established home
away up on the head of the Rio Los
HuertOs, which runs into the Rio
Grande rapid mountain torrent
about six months in the year, the
other remaining six months the
stream only shows water in springs
and pools along its bed.
"The locality ct which we shall
write is situated abOut twelve miles
east OF the town at BernailiO. on the
A. r. & $. f.. Ry., in BarnaliiO
county. The bald Sanaia mountains
stand mp against the sky ten thou
sand feet above the level of the sea
and rise up above the Rio Grande not
less than 5000 ltet.
1.-THE greater part of the mountain
is covered Win spanish scrubby oak,
but the canon where the water
mOistens Ih4 adjacent soil, is COW
e Ell with ii dark forest of balsam
and pine tire, S, with now ami then, in
scattered mOts, Of pinOn cedar and
mountain locust trees. Standing
upon Copellne peak and looking
westward towards the Jemez noun
tains one can see where the side
canons turn out from the Los
Huert's canon. These little canons
ar SO den>ely OVergr0wn with bal
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sam pines that they seem 1atnOmleS
to the eye, but under the shadows
this dark foliage the water leaps over
the cascades into the deep, blue pools
where the black trout reVel in all
their safety from the angler.
"DOwn to these clear limpid waters
the cinnamon bear, mountain lions,
wild cats, lynx and black tailed deer
come to slake their thirst, but no
Mexican hunter dares pursue his
game across the enchanted canon,
because he believes the diablo would
cause some evil spirit to trouble him
and henceforth he would have the
worst of misfOrtunes to pursue him.
'All along the sides of these noun
tains show evidences of having been
cultivated by the remains of the old
Acequais or bitches that are still in
evidence to-day. Old stone axes and
pixies are still picked up by the hunt
ers off of the mountain sides, which
in the past, no doubt, grew miaze
and chilli and no one knows what-not,
for the sustenance of the tillerS of the
valley and mountain side, for the
soil is rich, being constantly supplied
by the detrius from the disintegrat-
ing limestones that cap the surround
ing mountains.
but, as tradition goes, the Indian
dwellers tell how the earth shook
and great wide assures opened up in
the sides of the mountains, through
which came Sitting gases that suf-
located many of the mountain dwell
ers before they could flee out of the
mountains: There is great reason to
believe that there is some truth in
the tradition, as the geologic condi
tions at present show that the Los
HuertOs canon on the north side has
been lifted until the original hOri-
zOntal stratified rocks now show a
slope of about thirty degrees, while
the opposite side shows fully as great
disturbance in the distant past.
The assures in the sub-granite for
nation confirms the fact also, and
the miners, who are now delving
dOwnwards along these assures after
gold, silver copper and lead, expose
the slicken sides showing the smooth
corrugated walls, the effect of seimic
movement and even to-day can be
heard sounds like the reports of fire.
arms, but none Of them can be dis
tinctly located, and on some days
sounds like human voices echOing
along the walls of the canon. The
native Mexican believes this to he
the voice of the diablo, or the evil
spirit of the ancient inhabitants who
persisted in the great traditional
cataclaysm in the ages ago. The
writer went there to investigate the
causes Of all these weird sounds that
can be distinctly heard, and after
careful observation found the earth
was being moved in its locality by
some internal force now and then
without any regular intervals, the
earth seemed to Oscillate from east
to west with slight tremor in OPP
pOsite angles, and while this tremor
goes on, slight cracking sound can
be heard along the mountain canOns,
no doubt caused by the bursting of
the rocks that are being displaced by
the seismic movement of the earth.
phasa renOrtS GROW loudpr and loudar
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-03

Late to he'd and early to rise, pre-
pareS man for his home in the
skies. But early to bed and Little
Early Risers, the pill that makes
lite longer and better and wiser.
Tyler Il Hemphill.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administrators OF the late
OBJ. Sudduth, all persons indebted TO the estate
OF said decedent are hereby notified TO come for
ward and settle az once, and all persons having
claims against said estate are requested 10 pre-
sent the same TO as, properly proven, for settle
ment.
W, @. BRYANT,
- EZRA ALLISON,
Nov. l2-lm.
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Change In Time.

Monday, Dec. 9Th, Frankfort &
Cincinnati train which has been
leaving at 4:30 p. m. will leave at
$40 p. IN. and run through to Paris.
Don't forget this change.
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Notice..

FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURT.
Mary Frances Satterwhile, &c. Plffs.)
VS.,
q. B. Hayden. &c, Defts.,
and
G. II. Julian, Plff.,
VS.
w. NJ. Hayden, &c Defts,
All persons having claims against +. T. Hay
don, deceased, are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore me and prove their claims. as Required by
law, or to present their claims To me proven, Rs
required " law, on or before December 80, 1898.
W. H. POSEY,
Commissioner n. @. c.
l34t.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-03

DIR. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
and vermifuge. Price, 20 cents. Sold by
J. w. Gayle and LeCompte & Gayle
90. Silly.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-03
Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure of
letter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham.
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is
without an equal. 1t relieves the itch.
ing and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. 1t also cures itch, BARRIERS itch,
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

asssregarsng fo- the week iss. against 10
.as week. and. as compared with sss in
go, 49, week year ago. "a n 1875. - In
lssS and - II 1894
BUSINESS failures in Canada so- sne week
nasnesr -. asatas, l. last week = year
ago. . IN 1895. - IN lSss and g. n iss4
Bradstreet's Financial Review.
BradstreeIs financial review tomorrow
VIII say; The Spanish application fer
terms % peace has been re principal sea-
sure mis- week. i crrassss a more cona-
ce1t tone and greater ACTIVITY sas been
SHOWN. though 4 is profound kind. the
rah.ic being siil out q the market. while
Lon1on has continued Inactive Large
aFanc+al interests seem. however. 10 be
much better satisfied with the situation.
not only IS regards the peace outlook. but
The conflicting crop accounts from the
IVES, Seem. in he view - Wall street. not
10 disturb the presumption that thA grain
wed WI De very large and aHoxd a heavy
expo-.abie balance and ample tonnage for
TIE railroads. Western railroads have
shown a disposition 10 restore rates Action
o. this Kind WAS certainly rendered necss-
sary 6y the nntayorahe statement % June
net earnings which are coming out in soyne
instances. Another fact in the market is
The general belief that considerable gold
Will come from abroad this autumn.
The ease o. money and the thirst for In
vestnents Is another circumstance and y
naignt De noted that the bond market has
agaln been very active ana decidedly
strong. The success OF the popular govern
fnefH Loan and the failure q the opera
t.on 20 disturb the money market has pro-
rucea favorable impression. both at home
and abroad
Large dealings in the new d have been
recorded, deliverable when issued the price
rising 10 luflt4&. A. the same time other
classes OK governments have risen sharply
from = 10 liz Per cent n the different
issues
This Is probably due 70 me fact that the
new FOND issue has caused no decided SELL
Ing Of the clder ones.
Bank JIearinga,
The following table. compiled by Brad
street. shows the bank cle.ring< At the
leading cities for the week ended July IS
with the percentage OF increase and de-
crease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
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MARINE NEWS.

ST. MICHAEL July so.--Arrtved July is
Str DiriSo from San Francisco. FOR
Cnaisska. Nor STR ThorneskoJd. from Vic
;orsa; schr Gen. Mcpherson. from Astoria;
arrived July ie-Br str Danube, from VAN
couver. Sailed jay st. $. ;. Wheel!aS.
on cruise; sehr r. w. Bartlett. fer Puget
sound. Arrived July le--Str Albion. from
Puget sound, with steamer III tow. July
u-Str Rival. from Seattle. vita steamer
in tow. July e, str Brlxhaln. from Seattle.
with three steamers in tow: str LesienSw,
from Dutch harbor, with .wo steamers
and three harges in tow. tug Ernest A.
Hamiil. from Seattle. with steamer IN tow !:
schr Bangor from New WhatCon. Sailed
July is-Schr Corona, for Puget sound.
SAN FRANCISCO. July A.-Sailed-Bk
GathsreT. Tacoma: schr Western Home.
Coos bay. str Signal. Grays harbor: sehr
Jennie Wand, Tacoma. ATrived-Str Siam,
NanA.mo.
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inch finlsh. s.. No. 2. s. Y or channe,
rustic and drop siding. weight s..a los.
siiGia Eir timber tesxts ard seantlIngs,
rugh, sRglis. s ] 6 IL. x5s1ls; 4 s
tiGE. Box boards, i3-inch and ap. s15G
y Bevel s.dlng. I'e-.nch. TIED, ss1i9:
Ceiling Y. BEADED Or plain. Nos. 1, 2 ard
go Tbs, ssFis. La;h. 90 lb< weight. axl,s.
feet E51
Washington red cedar lurnoer-Rough.
ceiling. weights. Nos !. and !. lena
I,s9 Be; Nos /, ard 7sxs-anch, I'D
lbs: Nos. /. and 3. s.xs-inch, 10 Ina. s.s
81. wa4nscoting. slafsia. russell. s-54zs:
"a shingles. S-3b; standard shingles g. -:
one-inca fnish. II. Il and IL fee sGIsa
thick finish. SzsT5s, cedar squares {. 8. 9
and 10 feet. tsku@G; battsns. aGx+9c per ig3
ilneal fset; ptcxets 81
KAa-dried. s. in advance Of green Dray-
age. Soc
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 80 Po>t-in.eisigsncsr.
NEAH BAY. July g.--4 p g,.--ksa-c-Tae-
ter. 49,; clear: wind east, four niles, Osaf-
ward. lass night a schooner. il tow Of
Rabconi az ?. n: tug Iyee. at a. n .
a steamer, a; $50 g. ~ steamer Will2ra-
cite. AZ 2;ss p Il. Inward. last night, a
oarkent;ne. in tow o. tug Wardersr. ~
5 =. m: a schooner az y, n, a small
schooner at s.4S p. n Outside. bound IA,
a schooner. Tig Boy9eD II the bay
Cl.ALI-AM BAY. July 81 =. ~ -
Gear. calm.
PySHT. July 81 p. m.-Clear. hsa,
east wind.
PORT ANGELES July 2-+ p. m.--Ba-
roTeter. @.ss; clear; calm Ship prsSo IN
rha hay
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CaoopRICH-fa Seattle July = isss. AT
her late residence. corner % TAl-ty- ninth
avenue north ans East Blaine stree
cora A wlfe II William IL. Goodrich.
Age4 - wears ! rnc1rh and = days
RuHA HE.-T'he funeral .. Edsassi Rotzs-e
wg.l lake place from the ~ r. church tn
Sodta Pax. thtz Afternoon. A. ? o ciSrk
InierEusr; a. l. o. O. r. cemetery in
George oxn-
FRfs kWAY-The funeral q ChAu1cy
!zrsrsway wiii take place this afternoon
a. oc.ock frora Douney 4 Stewards
caapcs In.eruaeni Lake : e1 cemetery.
NORFoRD~The funeral % Edward Nor
for. xiii lake place co<TsoTrow saoTnsfg
AZ a@s c'ctox-k trors F0nney 4 Sse~a<fs
s.apal 1rsssrr,eas Lake View cene;sxy.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steam collier Willamette sailed yesier-
day with coal for san Francisco.
The revenue cutter Grant was yests rGay
docked alongside the White Star dock to
receive a new kitchen range.
Schooner American Ranger. of Quilcene.
is in port. She r. loading supplies al
Schwaba cheers dock for the merchants At
OuiiceRe,
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------------------------------------
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO, July @-Casile were slow
today and barely steady. Choice steers
s5z5s5.ss: medium. 81 80 AS: beef steers.
tss14-a; sioekers and feeders. ssfii as:
bulls, s. s0[ts 81 COWS and he fe-s. SCI -.
calves, 81 Is17: Western steers. So 75s7s *
Hogs were about - higher. Fair 20
choice Sc asas: packers. s. .oa43-s71.. butch
ers e 7513 s.is: mixed S.. 7el3.se. lights
s. s59s &C.. pigs. & 7s12sa
Sheep w~re good az unchanged prices
Comonnn TO choice lambs. s4qs: goo. 20
choice sheep. s4sssI455; range sheep. $40
40: rams. s. .-S@f3.5o.
e.p,s-Catt!e, 3.tuo; hogs. a0.oeo; sheep.
500.
OMAHA. July 2.-Cattle-Receipts 40
head market active and steady. Naive
beef steers. 81 5l9l5.41: Western steers 81 -
a47S. COWS and heifers, S. sa14 %: Gamers,
$2q3 g stcckers and feeders So 1914 %.
calves s4Is; bulls and stays. si.55Qi
Eogs-Receipts. s,9s: market strong 50
higher Heavy. 81 7sa375: mixed. s. 7seI
372l4; light. s.. 7olsi zzzzsa; bulk Of sales az
s. 11a3.7-ia
Sheep Receipts, 1.i0: market steady.
Fair TO choice natives. 81 ssfa 70: fair 20
choice Westerns Sc 534ft Is, common and
stock sheep. s. Z5ai: lambs. aas 3.
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SAN FRANCIsCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. July g 49, Wheat
weak and inactive; spot unchanged. though
nominal az The quotations; futurer al chi
cago are lower. and local speculative de-
cline was In sympathy. Barley quEe dun
ard medium grades lower. No change In
oats; trade does no. Improve; none arrived
today Stock quotations were:
Flour Net cash for family extras, A0
9i..5. bakers extras. 81. l4st %
Wheat. Shipping. .L2lAal2s a. for Ne. i:
Barley Feed. si15ai2o: brewing nom
oa,s--poor TO fair. n17,sapi. 22iz: choice,
ais milling, & 222la 81 ~: Surprise. sl.32lla
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. $3.50: wheat GEN.
tals, ISIS; DO Oregon. las: barley centais.
$3.50. do Eastern. 40; beans. - 100;
corn centals. s327: do Eastern. rs onions
sacks Al. bran. sacks. 49, middlings
sacks SO; hay, tons i79: hides. uumbeG,
~. wine, gallons, II, TOO.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady. December. 81 2.4s: cash.
si22i1.
BaFley-Quiet December, si.Ira.
corn-Large yellow. G.lGa l2is.
Wool and Hops.
wooi~spring Nevada lo4i4c: Eastern
Oregon i0rIse: valley Oregon, i5Ul7c:
lambs. Northern. ii9tl5c. Tall-Mountain.
saloo San joaquin mountain, saioo; San
doc.no llnl3c.
Iiops-O.d crop. 99I2isc.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Mills Middings. sIeg2o: bran, SIS so
al6 per ton.
Hay-Whcat. new crop, slsaIs.5o: wheat
and oat. asa 1850; best barley, sI3 50Ili 50:
alfalfa. SZ4I3; straw. per bale, 1ef4soc
Vegetables 49, Sayerskin onions 70llsoc
garlic, 2D3c; green peas. 2ifc: string beans.
3dic per 10; bay squash s.. 2Ja3.o 80 per box
green okra. Soa65c; egg plant. 501l65o, chill
green peppers 81 for bell
Fruits pples common, 4aI 15c: canta-
loupes, s-2nlGi.5o 80: nutmegs. slti2. peaches,
boa75c per basket; plums, 35g 5oc per box 7:
pomegranates. Ncasl per small box; Mex
lean lines repack. s5.J0u6; common Cali
fornla lemons. SlGl50, choice California
lemons. si.Ssf2; bananas. siql.2o per bunch
pineappes, s20I per dog.
Butter Fancy creamery. DOC: do seconds,
l@Q 2pc; fancy dairy. isc; do seconds, l6Qi7c
Chess New. si34sizc: Young American
si4nio: Eastern. 12ai3c.
Eggs Store, IsA lec: fancy ranch. l9g22c:
Eastern, i5gl5c; duck. 124l5c.
FoQAtry-~Tnrkey gohb!ers. l3fiic per lb
turkey hens, Sn5, old ROSTERS s.Gi4 30;
Young BOOSTERS. S3a35o: small broliers seq
hens. s2.5G1l$so old ducks g. Jslf3: Young
ducks. &lQi2S geese. 1ScnsI per pair: gos.
i'nss. SIS; old pigeons 81 %.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days, A.saA:
do sight, stS6.
Financial.
Silver bars 80. 5,a4 Drafts-Sig.t ... Is
Nv i..1a
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET

PORTLAND. July 2s-TT1e few sales OF
wheat that are now being made are nearly
al on sa1 Francisco account there is
nothing In the export market to Justify
more than the nominal quosat.o OF 55c
ard SIC for Waila Waila and 5sf1soc for val
Icy and b.uesteTn. and shade higher than
those figures has been paid for old wheat
70 20 20 san Erancteco.
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On the produce exchange today the but
Ter market was firm. Crea merry. lgl-.S i7s1c.
dairy. izfsiyc
ESgs-rszsy Fresh lie
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L. 5 DEPARTMENT or AGRfCUL~
TUKE. WEATHER BUREAU.
FORECAST FOR SATURDAY
Portland, July p 1895
Fair: warm weather.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle, July g. 1895,
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
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TACOMA. july 2s-Wheat-NorYira
and unchanged: quotations for expor, are
&c or &c under prices paid by millers, which
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sicpe, extending ever Central California,
Oregon and Southeastern Washington
No rain has fallen at any s.ausa.
GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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THE COTTON MARKETS

New Orleans.
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nRkfT AND TRADE REVIEW.

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