davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Cation, q. Gats.i.

aasmusfeh -Ttt beiieHotisr's Her REQ ist
slrat Ga geHnsr, a, MIN rlnte WIno Jotn Rasuusl
ZEN osSe III Diem Bolt &c., TstHH.. ZEN ice Zee.
1897 sfter 2 raers Spaslsis. Afoses bar fssti i7su,
paumari, oeu lite GptiI 1851. suit Il o. 2 Bra
bs1rqoer Iaset. g3r'. 9titid Hasnusifn'
giusiap, Bolt &c.. MluH.
RaIhoon. -perpeo be'lsuoiaisres Tor fraen'
rsnbs Sl0at o. 8snHsr. NJ bet sr iltos I Dor tuHrs
qoS al feor tlhTiis g2rj. 3r9rr O1arta BaIbovo.
Sur esoe al IGriH9 bet Toe ace. 1897 en- alou al
b va. Ger Bsrn Rso nj t~sJrresf Iabct az n 40.
Suhru o. iiErtis Waesr. &s1 @iTes bar D. toJ, at
D IN par psliOrHs.st meo q; % o. oSest Gfosu vaa
In Trelfsr. af5ssts gi3,navn par JH5cr Wata
stet., QoFuaa gate, ItinA.
Gle @d.hooo,
NJ. - aaEs g. 100
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Observation-Disclosures:

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"gu crosse Itbenpg": vi Tor lite
fast SO III al aJeuuemlGis Deuus BOG Joni
n top CT ieu0t os tl NHmeloctir. men 81 oil,
btidicr fer paa Gorbdauo, pa ~ bar 8reie
p1a, at bets tr ct traiilat 5noirg for Vi
bolt sbeprptfitu - 8opeGsforrt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07

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N0r9e.
|, EormauosOalsst ! S0O' lei'
EgtHira
qottfst / gaoSo er nOn3OHs
,b,oL. Ok. 6uluni.
"
L.,,rSnaSsmeoalje CT filoeii
I t,srb G,lOstuai .. Ollen.
Woope er meooelt So9nes
/ .I qanO ). s. Berg mso 1000
Er / 8tnji'n
n I,tnno i,irer uGfe aar lit 5o'
srbIapn. Der pil ben au'
a u;o, oibotot en- &esatta.
lr,rS Griea % Srne er inObuOt
is1as os tpnoe for 9r0Hn'ns Bic
WA ginoiur Cattle ben Cite San.
y L.,oHri Sra Bergen berettes, at
[so,rs ginje bar fjsbt snoel al
}. f.isstn % a8tsr at OpfOrs ct ulO'
! (ci yna @ois.
atynuarcfabrif ital anlasses
rol,rssn ueo Sfien at Gttisiel'
! .eiemsc alOitsr". Som tefn'it
[rr sr 3n1enipr %. Sluditao
I'd r,os I SoIunl. llobuiene paa
~. (s,r Weuietb i Solum msO lua'
ma grf,n1 neobrRnbte forleotn
l,,o tCtalt. gariaSen til Sloens
s"1
v Unit er ubetienot.
iapit Gcauluiefabrif tenfer at
ia e1st 20mpitib paa Mjflen,
19 |os bet ogiaa bar til Senltst at
4, enosl fore 9eetere al Staal
(rnSrit al 9Smm'r.
|cnos gie meO Gamilie a9ter eitsr
,s |ns,nOe til gommsreu at brDoe up
E21tis, bpVr ban bar bpet / Is War,
kau fig neO ! spoen, mullsois !
n [rsn tQsr ueo R%epieruen.
ii 1000 Gruncr bar 3cnsber9s
4 al Gcr8ss 5Uriparsforenin9
Observation-Disclosures. Ysn9ene
,itr gereralIOriumltu9ens Se'
v ina anpenoes iii Sonsberss 5or'
liostleionen meuem Samar 90
y BANNER aabueoss oificielt iprleoen
s% ,c,. Tartcn for Ell 8eripoe %
. lutr) er rs Ore. Wlsuem 9iae'
(nr % ariItiuuIa toiter en- Ts'
AZ, 50 Ore.
Il ass ktatsminiiter SteCn, til bpem man
IA fmupiRttcr, at 8pn9en beupen'
.a, ia &nteonins Of npt Mintiteri'
3mneIie, Ital af p~riuate @runoe
frFs ielU at oaune Winiiteriet eller
bates Gbef.
~ StHNcr 0%ereOstpre bar Wpoe
B 4Ns Gee. 9~ieuuaIBt 9Grer Sobs.
Eupa fiji Groiprer meo 6 Stem'
;f,T &ls @ugnaS buooe Stemmer
E. grRtbus 2. Gil 8ieeorofgrer
I |hR q, &u9aaS meo 10 Stemmer.
ia Ftgn 9nmiun-S laprnGs par Ior'
ia } Igisn for GOrliseliesfommisl ios
ny GUr SIapereu, Samiun, meote
VA Frspi0nc Strpm pg for alapenGs
b. SsOuIoIUn. 5Orlig opnaaeoes
D. d twruriOr suseu bleU benpiit til
tu5au8.
ION amtSODrlGge / ben npopret'
GmtaogrlRsepOit / aIter % S9'
bar amtmnnOeu beItitfet 9prlRSe
frVaIS SanUClO meo Sorplistelie til
M a8' gcpRl I Snuouiten % minelt
X fta9s agentItg at boloe a~ontprtit
mil Utter Station.
EatSSbOrss 6Urmanbifab bar eitel
15d FsTante meO 0Wsttpr 8rbn be Hut
Of anlto1Ic c~IsttriIt 8elpsniug fra
sIarNS npe anlGs. Sibtil ba'
snT tan bnOt Granddaughter, iaa mn
FanlH8 bar beiit paatrrpet, b.
nT faOj8 &ayt.
.ahls0alsbancn. 9Srr. TelefOn'
ISL @lsIien, 3ngeuiprerue ssreu'
9&aIteF iamt anptein gDains e,
''iI @nmcOoI for at befare bel
aa'is Snie iOr Ssrsens banen:
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07

"Rsfprm': GeHus 9. H. JoiS BOG er
E, n6mrtget Jhbta9 ior Mfboiosia9sn.
Ter Huoes titt to9sr be0re 8eiiriueif. Of
9ampca moo g 1lpouiviuer'e. I W0ropeHer.
hfu hss r6ErFrsR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13

The United States snagh0at skagit -
lasf Up at Morans dock for repairs 10 nee
wheel
Steamer city Of Topeka Will sail thio
morning for Lynn canal ports with pas
sengers snd freight
The next steamer leaving Seattle for san
Francisco viii be the Queen She Viii gee
away TIE latter part IL the week.
During the t4sue The regular Port Flake
lev steamer Sarah NJ Renton Is undergo
ing repairs the Blanche 10 making The run.
Steamer Hattie Hansen. which has been
running or ms HOOD canal route during
The past summer. tas been taken of. Ieav~
ing the business Of that sectIon 10 fhs
Delta
Steamer Eoyo lately in me Aiaska trade.
Is having har forward house torn dowa 50
that she can carry lumber between tils
Sound ard san Francisco she let AZ
Ilnxt0r Geek last night Ger Everett aad VII
return Wednesday.
Steamer George y. starr was a Airing
ton dock yesterday unloading two car lads
Of salmon from gown sound TIE State or
Washington. also uaioaded co cass& of SAL
mon al The same deck yesterday, he sal-
rlg. coming irosn AuacorteS.
s=ssrner Protection viii leave or Thurs
6aY sos s., Michael wiki a large cargo OF
freight ard passengers. A. 81, Mleaasl
The prOte csioa pfli make river connection
.st.h ;hs stsarasrz Monarch ard Spxefeign,
80 y may be expected that she viii return
atth = large crowd or Kfondsksrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13
NEW YORK ETS.
The stock xchangc.

NEW YORK, Sept l2.--There was a con-
unuaton OF apparently urgent liquidation
on the stock exchange his morning caused
by covering of short stocks. which speed
;iy wiped out tiIe rccoNerirs of saturday
and carried prices sharply below The lowest
level ot last Friday for nearly all stand
ara stocks. But the liquidation seemed -
De relieved bs noon and there was dt$Qo-
si,ion 10 pick up stocks quietly ami aC9nrd
The dealing IN odd lots in some Of The
standard dividend payers also became quite
feature. indicating supply Of money
for Investment, Notwithstanding the sun
ness ~ the local call money mafkfs.
Weakness In some 81 the industrial special
ties caused the market 10 ease on again
before the close hut fhe last prices Of ire
railroads were ia many cases Al sharp re-
coycries from the lowest. NcHeTtAeieSs-
marked mex losses resulted from ne siAy
trading. owing q the severity - ne pres
sure early n IN. day There was Cont.H-
uoh apprehension over the outlook iot
money. but the soteFn:11eat crop rrpoFs
and The snow storms in tae West were
Also material factors
The crop report. though hcsr:sh cn thf
corn crop as |9ole. sno~se S'st'P o.,
Iowa This coupled With he snow storms
IL, the corn belt. MSS very l8FEN+} l}id3-
eatrA N the weakness az Rock Island. b3r-
n1tetnn and Union Pacific, There was 20
actual development - account &or 4 dss-
cline Of apprehension over tae money mat
Xxx out'ooS and bow az sh.s tse..ss
connected with E reported conference %
lqa,ffrg bankers IS not certain. There was
A gr.wtA ~ conviction taat there Is 4 .*TSe
stsNahie SUNNY os money 81 least cstt~,<sn
OF New York city. Money TAt~< are Easy
a; interior points ard there Is evan tdFins
80 ecrrre.re.Af paner ia tSe Ncw York mar
ks. ~ Western banks l. = quite posSt-
HE ai<5 that larger amount ~ tae Ne"
government thTee$ cc-E1I cf mace AF&l&,
4nIe ootS ar purposes ~ ctffafstte 80
"a se,-ttrssv Tor gcVev;ssusn: deposits n me
hanks fhaG has Yet been re case J" n"
event q srv reai strs"Ge1fF 81 t>st ~
<avers s-Sx t1f drain ~ casa troT} &c
Nsr1x - me su2s-fre8Sarr m account q
~l.ssrrlptters 10 the loan coat3AOs~, ara
,hA sub reASscY was SkTH i SF&9t>5 -
-. ~fea-frs house totiag IN account - an
e..r.ir,ulafto~ % &-afts troru interior Sc
reossfory banks - .~AtCa gnt FE-gts< S9-
nCsttx have exceeded thetr ssc4r+tE ~ res
- - hRzVy fntcrua! revenue eelter-lofs9-
~-A~-.s wrr~ fs-ysars all SAYS - F1EaS~
,,,.f,.s of gold tur pert. otst Gufiss - s'eS"
Wa cessdrn,e6 The easter So'se q n"
r~e,,ev market ana <re consequent rtf7>.-
80. - -. .tr>k market were apTzTsst5iY
are - ether causes IRE large faFs.SH Ger
.,,an9 cor hea. aa the evidence q unssF-
living strength IL the w1sat HssFs~% - t4cs
~ the ss,ar.sh government cf<'s EesNssis 80 80
s.,-sa Ia fsssafscc in TIRE sse>>k TEasTs@I 1s
hcrt market was G44 and sasSea s2~Aa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13
BRIDGE BADLY NEEDED.
4. G. Pickering. of SuoqOaImie VAL
ley. Tells OF Ranchers' Difficulties.

\ petition is being circulated for coun-
y ferry across Lake Washington 1t Is
intended 10 benefit especially The people OF
the Snoqualmie valley. 4. c. Pickering
Il rancher OF the valley. In a communIca-
ton to the PoSt-In;elligenc opposes such
a scheme and says:
We are at present withou. means OF get
ting across the river and what Is needed
most is a bridge. enabling the people TO
market their produce. Of which tons VIII
go 10 waste this year for want az proper
facilities 10 dispose OF H. All that Is wanted
is bridge and about a half mile Of road
We have been promised this. but SO far
nothing has been done. This section OF the
country has been improving slowly for q
number OF years The ranches are getting
larger and the farmers 90 not know what
70 do with their produce unless II II pat on
the market at Seattle. I. is hard TO do that
without We get d bridge"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13

military rank ard sis bounty. Rssheery
says RAT every captain II tire army re-
ceivsd sa.stge. coErtevstgue1 by Gc-,ex
hssase1- promising 20 ray on osAan or the
Cuean republic Sums 20 American cA.cers
IS follows Colo1elS. $500. captains. Ss.aV:
lseatens1.s. &soa. prtvasss and sharp
shooters were promised bounty all the way
from, itN acres OF land 70 $40 cash. These
sums were 10 BE paid Il United States coin
SafheSgy says that frog. ;hs beginning
10 The Closing % the var az least l1a0o
Americans received military commissions.
but only about 1gsa remained long enough
or lived long enough 20 get the papers ST.
lowing them their bounty For these
2sao Americans holding Cuban cerrils-
SONS. however. Comes Is expected 20 make
some manner % satisfactory arrange ments
with this country. Gomez. 50 re says. Will
surrey back up Ihsl- claims. FOR they acted
10 good faith ard aided 10 continue the
war
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13
MARINE NEWS.

HOQUIAM, Sept. i2.-sailci Saturday,
5chr g. IL Merchant. from Aberdeen, for
san Francisco Arrived Sunaay-koy Som
ers. from San Francisco 10 load AZ cosuao-
polls.
COOS BAY. Sept. il.--Asfived-sstr En-
pire from San Francisco.
EVERETT Sept. u-Sx.lei~3chr Al
SAN PEDRO. Sept. 1i.--Arrived-
Eva. from Tacoma. schr q. w. watson.
from Tacoma.
SHANGHAI. Aug. ii-salleA -fsr TX Col
iinxrove for Port Biakeley: Dr sh Mo-
PORT FIRE. Sept s.Arrivsd prior to
aats-Bk Prince Robert, from Tacoma.
YOKOHAMA Sept s.-~saiIed--Str En-
press Of India for Vancouver.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. I2~AFr'vsi-
Str Mackinsw from Tacoma STR San Ma
teo. from Nanairno: bk The0balt from
Seattle. ssilsi--str Portland, for 81 MI
chsel
Bk Empire from Dutch Hafhor.
ASTORIA. Sept 10 -Arr.ved~-Dutch an
Metropolis. from Hongk9ug
pORT HLAk EIltY. Sept. l2.~.ArriSetf--
Schr Marion from San Francisco. Sailed
sept, II, schr Vega. for San francisco.
TACOMA, Sept. u sailet~SA Da2hing
Wave for San Francisco. hk'n Gii.ekstep-
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cue AGO MARKETS


CHICAGO ST.. 1.-T-owe- cables. lHg
receipts IL th. Northwest ara me Increase
IN the worlds shipments, especially The n
crease ~ he shipments from Russia,
which seemed % discredt Ire repor, -
crop disaster ~ that country started
eheat trtf;s ,owar. The corn market was
as NIX ava had . decreasing Influence
as wheat Trade vas dull s1l the ionss
:sQgHIatC4 freely from tha start wt1 \
gdss5 suf.nkisas - selling orders from ne
outside later. however d; u as found mat
fnz NcY|aWsst markets WE holding
srrarx ara higher 81 spite % hig receipts
the-e ana AJAX both cash AID futures n ere
ADVANCING
That together vt.h light STecuiA,ive o.
frgs~g% he-c. alarmed re Early -~f.srs. ana
tfc~e vas some aesvy covering to- 4 me
wase1 s1.1sf prizes upward. >taSstsos =.
. rs rsS Nerv bniash and was laT<f-y -
s:-uc,eutai ~ keeping RE price OF rn~ 2s
vanEe IS = cane - the sF21W le,sge - trad
err TIE closs WAS a. higher (aT Sepseza-
s2es- ara rsscs u1aer rose }-s3$s-.
Warm weather. large RECEIPTS a-1 AZ
Increase n the visible supply weakened
corn. Tbs government report was also
..isAnanlaf~aeuE 80 ;he bulls. Tns TT SEN
s,Esse-i VAS serx 6SarssA All Tiara w.rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13
CLAIMS A BOUNTY FOR
FIGHTING FOR CUBA.
Arkansas Man MT SkaEway Says lie
Is Entitled to an Ind mnity as
CaDtn{n Under MaceO

SKAGWAY, Sept. Al. g Rathtery. OF
Little Rock, Ark, who served with the
late Cuban general Maceo and claims 10
have Won the military title OF captain Is
ii the city On his way 10 Dawson. The
story he tells IA interesting and he has
clippings from New York and Washington
city papers To prove what he says is true
Rathbery went 10 Cuba IN the fail az
1875, and IN the following spring joined
Maceo with seven other Americans The
tender Cf their services for Cuba ,thse az
private soldiers WAS Immediately accepted
Maceo designating them 20 positions III his
sharpshooters corps He remained with
the army Until the summer 81 the same
year. when re was injured by a Maussr
ball from n Spanish picket and has been
laid no ever since.
Il hold n captains commission IN the
Cuban army" said Rathbery yesterday.
"ana I intend 20 return 20 Cuba as Soon
as the military conditions there are settled.
and claim my position ard also money In
demrify, s. en which my discharge papers
cali for was with Maceo five months
ard during that tirls he bull: up an army
from a handful ot men 10 1000. composed
fcr the most par; II negroes and hait-caste
Cubans. There were ii good many Amer
leans In the army. bat they nearly al pre-
ferfed Gomez. believing ,ac.r eaances for
IyCmot3oa we're greater.
'Au Of Us seven Americas were really
promoted, even Mace0, though hiusei: col
cred. preterrlng white officers. TIE negro
soldiers dd rot seem 30 have any par
iicu.ar objection 20 this Partially. al
though Az we're anxious FOR promotion. I
was she. il the groin during sktrrnlsn.
ard after three weeks n a Cuban hospital
IN the mountains CO Santa Clara province
WAS able 70 get around and expressing
desire n 20 home. was given my dis
charge and papers showing r'y Standing
IN ;hA army I determined - ret1rn, and
would had ny health beer good waS
aided 20 the eoast auf escapei - san Ar
tenlo. jamaica, 10 miles away. - = - 5aa
scouting boat small ,hree-ton sioo3 car
rylnx bat ma.usau - ard t1psaiI. From
San Antonio ! made my way % Jau1aica
snd thence ! reached Galveston. Tex. II
h British West Indian trn.ts-. From Gal
weston / went home - raE- The bullet:
IS s;il. ia my bly,. bu- arr feeling rn1c D
better taan "a when 4 wsrs - there"
Rathoery has 81 b-otGe- ar DAMON.
whom BE- says f. doing we'll an6 who has
advised him 20 come tn and remain Hry3i
aiz-sr As 5000 as IRE United states
GENES 20 an understanding with TIRE Gu
baas. ss says. b. Is gosAg - DEMAND a-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13

ThsN as what cures you. -
you are In doubt about Is la
autre. II Il viii rot stop losses
IN h week Il IS because you have
neglected yourself. Weak knees
are made strong by nCDyAN.
Weak backs ara made strong
by HUnYAN. TX YOU Use HuD-
YAM yoa 10 ret have spots be-
fere yeur eyes. Il you usa
HUpYAN yen do not shake and
.remhie. IT yea get the great
HrDyAN emei.c-treatas ent
you no longer are a weakl'ng.
Ee sensible. Is there any reS-
son in the world why others
should enjoy full pleasure and
yea feel like a boy instead of
OF being uans But you have
got 10 make an e1ogs- You
must DO something, Write IN
the doctors Of that grand In
ssitu,e-fron which alone you
can get HCpYAN~-and ask
them 10 help you. They viii do
il, They will make q nam OF
you--no matter how had you
have been. You may have lost al
most ali Of your manhood. AMI 50
don't feel Ike seeing anyone or
asking for advice. Uxs your
weak Will power that Is leii.
Get postage stamp, even IL
you have 20 borrow it-and
write for free and satisfactory
testimonials and circulars tell
ing YOU all about what HUD-
YAM has done for thousands OK
others on this big Slope. 1t has
cured them all. And why will
you not let il cure you? Wrecks
Of the worst kini~yes. OF ths
very worst kind-have been
eaved in a week by
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13

s - - stcck boards. s-lrca. ssgu: 81
20 or s-snea finish. 81; No. = IS a.
b. =. 'usssc. or drop SLING. weight s.s5
ran&s d. Ir timber sesl.-s add .saaslings.
niGi4. Box soarss is-1nss -. go g., e.
he ,1 80 lbs. Mes J. ard . as-irseh. s..
fer, .sn ~ Lath. 80 ibs weight. s.4.;a.
- Washington red eeaar r,,oss-~p.,,~,
go, eeVel siding, weight "A. ras. s.ssT7s d.
! ~, weights. Nos. i. and 3, =sxs-ir1ch
lie: NJ. Sss; snd J. s<xs-.neh. Issi
g.. wasnscoting, $ieGis: ru.ss. sL,s.ast
%. ssnag.es, vi 3; standard shingles 81 IS.
.hieE ar nnisn y; II and Ia feet. s-sg54;
arg 10 feet; plckets 81 =
ar. e.. .'iea. u sn advance % green Dray-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13
General Quotations.

riour-Raceipts. si2l72 barrels: exports.
g. 16o barrels market. nTmer
Wheat Re eipt@ 40, i6a bushels: exports
3fs $50 bushels. spot firm. No. rcd. s0Asc
T. . b. Options suffered early weakness
ard declined through lower cables and hig
strong wheat receipts, \ later hardening
Of Northwest cash market. with firm late
French cables and expert demand. brought
= recovery, followed bv q slight closing
setback ue,icr realizing No > red closed
al nEiAc. reCsmbe- closed at 65'<c
Hons pac{Sc coast. tSaS crop. i5E7fec
C~offae-~Optione opened quiet az 3 points
lower 80 : points higher Sales Is 90 hays
including September. : 90 $40: October
( sc. SPOT Rio nuiet No involve. Go;
NJ : ;obt!ng. 5isc mild. quiet Cordova
SsilSc
Stsar-Raw. strong; fair refining Z 1915
fs7>c: centrifugal. ~ test. TIC; refined.
strong
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THE COTTON MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 12.-Cotton-Mar-
ket steady. middiing. 5-l6c
New York.
NEW YORK. Sept e-Cotton-Market
quiet; mlddling, l-lec.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO Observation-Disclosures.
NEAH BAY Sept. l2-Noon- barometer.
~ o.. dense fog in the straits. calm: tug
Sea Lion IN the bay.
PORT ANGELES. Sept. i2.-Noon-Bar-
ometer 500: cloudy. calm.
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Bread Hs,

san FRANCISCO. Sept. y wbaa.
ss..ady, limited trading In spot wheat; very
RsrIs,, .,.s during the Pas, A. hours
,,ay unchanged. market steady bu, not
sry ac1Fe offerings are not heavy Oats
S vi Freely; market dull, with lower xgn
o1 - Spot quotations were:
riour-Net cash for family extras. sfl5f
40. bakers extra ssa4f5
nsat--saipp'ng 81. 10 for No. and 81 ~
u,i-1S Tor choice; milling yliSflI %
nariey-Feed. Il5ui-i Ina; brewing nom,
oats-poor 20 fair, si.o7taalio. good to
choice, .i214Gi1.2y. fancy feed, 81 egfrI' .e1..
s sris sN :, 5 milling. sl.l5als9; sur
Flour. quarter sacks Is. $50. wheat, CEN
tais. 30, barley. centais, Gle: oats cen
ta.s. s.a20: DO Oregon. 400; beans. sacks.
s"s; potatoes. sacks 3,42s: onions sacks.
nay, tons. l,b3i; wool. bales. 2s3: hides, mum
Der; s!s raisins, boxes. 300: quicksilver.
TASKS. 3d. wine. gallons 1850
Closing Quotations.
Whcat-No sales.
Bariey--inactive; December. sLi1in
Corn-IAarge yellow, sio7i3.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring Nevada. IaGti4c: eastern
oregon. logic; valley Oregon. .vs..ac.
Fall Northern mountain lambs. sG,1c:
mountain. saloc; San Joaquin plains, case;
Humboldt and Mendocino. 1l0iSc
Hops-Crop of 1850, sgpioc; now of 1855.
io9l2ixc.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Mllstuffs-Mi ddnngs. sisQ2i; bran. sl56is
per ton.
Hay-wheat. sis.so97is: wheat ard oat. az
ais; best barley, sli.5oIi2 30; alfalfa. El'soaI
l2:so: straw, per bale. ioQe0c
Potatoes Salinas BurSanks, sscnsi15
tegetables-Siiver skin onions, 50as5c;
pickle. onions sol75c. green peas. 3a319c;
garlic. ease; string beans. 2g3c per 10.
bay summer squash. 25a3oc box: okra,
green, fei65c, egg plant. 25Q zoe; Chilli
green peppers. 254i iac.
eFruits-Ghoice apples. 81; common. ioa
l5c: strawberries. fancy. S51s7: cantaloupes.
0cas; nutmess. 21asaQe: grapes. Isabella.
socQsl crate; peaches. 5olis5c; pears. Bart
lett, sinl.5o box; piums. 25Q50c: ounces, 80
46c: Mexican lines, re-paGk, s69i6 80,
lemons, common California sl5e4fa 30
choice California. S3mf. bananas Si4z25
bunch pineapples. s24i.
Butter-Fancy creamery. esq 2sc: do sec
onds 25H2ic; fancy dairy. nominal; do sec
onds 1su3c.
- Cheese-New. logic young America,
lei2G1lc: Eastern. l24ai4c.
Eggs-Store, 154ISc; fancy ranch. o3427.:
Eastern. l5Qlac.
Pouitry-Turkey eohblers. I5ml7c: turkey
hens, l3Gl5c: old roosters, si50a5: young
ROSTERS. S5u6; small broiers $3fi3.5U; large
hroilers. S.SGu4: flyers. s49i5: hens si5fsff6
old ducks. sSafa' young ducks $5Gtt5o: old
pigeons, $I.@ai.51 young pigeons. Sl.598
It's.
Sterling on london, sixty days. s.SStA
Sterling on London. sight, 81. sSia.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. $50. Drafts--S,ght I-ia
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WASHINGTON, Sept. l2-Tof4y'z sta,e-
rnent ot the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available casH balance. s3i3, 81. e3l
gola ,c.arve s@3- sa,3 as,
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San Francisco. thence by direct steamer
Accom- aacdations should he engaged wei!
in advance as :he demand Is great.
Fsr rates sa!l!rgs. etc, call or or a.!
dress Thomas A. Graham. dstr.ct pa.,en-
ger and frelga, agent. So1'hera Pacific
Co. sIs First avenue. Seattle.
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Yel.owstone National Park tbs summer,
II Sc write . T. A %aiea1. general agen.
Northern Pacific railway. Seattle. for all
particulars or cali a ere Northern Pa
ctGc cff3cs .cr a copy % 'W3nfsrlani''
giving a description ot tse TIP. Ou:rivals
a European trip
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c,,,t, he a. arks, nominal: export. Nc
! s,s,, NO; bigestcrn. sac. milling, No.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

iA,CoMA. Sept 1a-wheat-Narse.
err a. rs sc lower IN sympathy with Eass,-
''AA' nr's' ciuo, sac. h.uesteEa. SEC.
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AORTLAND WHEAT MARKET

VIZ LAND. Sept 12-whea.- waIla
p aaaa. 9'Gssc: valley and b!uestem' az
ssIIi,pp To-Day were 10 cars. and a .reer
r,nr movement Is reported in the inte-
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LEWIS county h0o growers are contract
sng 20 sell a. 5 cents and S. cents pe-
pound
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SYNOPSIS.

Seattie--Maximum temperature. CO: min
inum temperature, S5 mean temperatures.
81, weather partly cloudy; no rain.
q. ". SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.