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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
The Results Of Yesterdays Voting In Cite,
Up the state.


BiSoHAMToN. Nov. 7-Nayor Jerome Dewitt
DAM was reelected Mayor OF this city
| to-day by an Increased majority. The Repub.
| licans elected their two mem srs OF Assem-
bly, and their candidate for supreme Cour,
| Justice
KINGSTON. Nov Flames E. Phinney. tRep
was elected Mayor OF Kingston to-day
by 900 majority. o. P. Carpenter was slected
Recorder BY more than a thousand majority.
The entire Rspub lican CITY ticket won.
MACK. Nov. THE Democrats elected their
| entire county ticket to-day BY a majority OF
| about 900.
AMSTERDAM. Nov. 1.-THE Demo erats elected
nine OF their seventeen candidate, for Super
III. Board las, wear was lust tn. reverse, q o
Republican. and democratic.
CORNING. Nov, 7-Th. RspubIIc,n. IN Stan.
Zoo sr,rs Ticket Dy
Ts.l.S,:d County unit sadss In the elite. Of
deal o, cutting: Corning Gu. Robinson. Ror.
nellsville cut his opponent.
CORTLAND, Nov. 7.-N'.. Katherine Cobb and
sshoo, Ts. "S," ELECTED
NrwsvnoH. Nov. The Republican, made
Trs,.ur.r Al. Aldermen nj. sup.rvJ.o,. -,
,.,.s ~ pn"Ian =, a oups'''sor', ,Wo
members OF the board OF Education. two Aims
House Com missioners and one Water Com mis-
sioner The pluralities run firm, I M, dov,
n'o NO o"' Two uo"n
70 DO Jonathan u. wilson was elected
Mayor and every city elective public board 10
now .olidly Republican, tn. two Democrat, in
the common council being defeated for re-
election.
IruAcI Nov with thu exc.n,io, =, an.
o.hi-IC', 'i Nv epou VI on'
schooi commissioner ION pk'ns county to-day
went solid for the Republican candidates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08

WILDER r. Porter, Democratic Candidate
for Governor In 1890, Is Elected.

WILDER r. Porter, Democratic Candid ate
for Governor In 1890, Il Elected.
wATERTowS. n, Y. Nov. There was an
interesting contest In this city to-day for tho
ONCE OF Mayor. The candidates were Edward
W. Remington tRepJ. and Wiher F. Por-
tsrtDem.) Mr. Porter was the Democratic nom
inee for Governor In 1895 on the Dem ocratic
silver ticket. Mr.. ReminG ton Ia paper manu-
facturer in this city. and served In the Board
Of Aldermen two years ago. The contest was a
warm one, though quietly conducted Though
700 majority, Mr.. Porter was elected
by 100 majority. Mr., Porter, It should
be stated. Ia popular citizen. while his Repub-
lican opponent, though well known among
business men. had never been known in
political circles except a. a member Of the
Tor President OF the Common Council and n
majority OF the members of the Com mon
Council were elected.
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Democrats Garry Richmond.

The whole Democratic ticket In Richmond
county was elected, as follows: Assem- blyman.
George Metcalfe: County Clerk. Edward NJ
Muller; County Judge and Surrogate, Stephen
r. stephens IRep: and Dem J.; Alderman, John
q vaughan, Jr. Justice Municipal Court First
G6istricts John Kenney: Justics Municipal
The vote for Assem- hlymen gives Metcnife
S.3ao and Hayes 1905. For County Clerk The
vote was Muller. 6,325; Slime son, 1901
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
Republicans sweep Mlddlese..

New BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Nov. THE Repub-
Leans made sweep Of Middlesex county to-
day and elected their three Assemblymen. a
ing from 700 to 1000 The county went
Democratic for Governor last fail about siT
hundred.
The following was the full ticket elected.
Sheriff, Isaiah ID, Barclay OF Cranbury COUNT
Clerk, John J., Conger OF New brunswick. For
Raymond Grover, New O Brun.rict Am J"byI;
Montgomery. South Amboy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
ALBINY GOES REPUBLICAN.
Democrats Defeated In City and County
Cohoes also Republican.

DsnIocrhtS Defeated In CITY md CountJ-
Cohoes also Republican.
ALBANY. Nov. THE Republicans to-day
elected their entire city tickets In Albany and
in Cohoes. rs well as tho county ticket
James ii, Blessing was elected Mayor OF Albany
by 1900 majority. and the rest OF the city
ticket by smaller majorities. The Repu bcans
gain control OF the Albany Common Council
clecting eleven OF the nineteen Aldermen. The
Board Of Supervisors OF Albany county remain 10
Republican by majority Of nSe, James n,
Mitchell rep. was reelected Mayor Of
Common Council with him, The Republican
majority on the county ticket 10 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08

yrdos d a. Court Of Gsnersi ses'fe~': warren v.
ys.fis.s ~ "a. ctr Court: James NJ. Fit,simons,
Tam, and Lewis J. Oonlsn. Tam.
ssrrcoafs: Abnsr @. Thomas. Tam.
SAeyf6: william Y. 0rell. Tam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08

CAPE MAY. " j.. Nov. Cape May county
elects EIlish II. Marshall Rep to the ASSEM-
bly, by about JJD majority. On the county
clerk in the vote 10 so close that II may taks
the Official count To decide between DIR. Eugene
Wcy Rep aud Leslie s, Ludlow DEM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
vreeiand CR~pJ Elected to Congress In tho
Thirty-fourth District.

JAMESTOWN. Nov. 7.-E. B. Vresland tRep.)
OF Salamanca was elected TO Congress to- day
In tho Thirty fourth district In place OF Warren
B. Hooker. who resigned to accept an appoint
mont as Justice Of the Supreme Court by Gov.
Roosevelt Justice Hooker was elected to tho
Supreme Court to oil tho vacancy that he
has been filling by tho appointment OF the
Governor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
VIEW JEkSET LKGISLATURE
Result OF Yesterdays Elections-How I'll
Senate and Assembly VIII Stand.
ASSEMBLY,

ATLANTIC.
Charles 7. Abbott, Rep.
BERoES.
edward wakelee, Rep.
John l.. c. Graves. Rop.
BURLINGTON.
-charlen Wright. Rep.
-Joel horner. kep.
CAMDEN.
+Wm. J Bradley. Rep.
T. W. Paterson. Jr. Rep.
Ephraim 7. Gil. Rep.
CAFE MAY.
"Ellis II. Marshall. Rep.
CUMBERLAND
HJesso s. stcelmAn, Rep.
william ]. Moore. Rep.
kSAkA.
"Benjamin F.Jonss Rep.
Geo. \. Campbell. Rep,
.JnO. T.. DeNheimer, Rep.
"John n, Klein, Rep.
~Fr, d Delcut. Rep.
-Jno.W. WesernIan. Rep.
~Jacob CLARK. Pep.
.William Muugla. Rep.
J, Henry Bacheller. Rep.
&c, J Braudenbnrg. Rep.
@John Kreitler. Rep.
GLOUCESTER,
william p. Buck. Rep.
HUDSON.
|Leon Albeit. Dem.
FAl an Benny, Dem.
NhiAuriCs Mgr1H, Dem.
sJAmes j. Murphy, Dem.
vim. j. CHrroll. Dem.
~John II. VollerA. ID III.
~. T.. NalsChpi I. Dem 4.
Geo. q. Tnnnsnt Dem.
John J. Fallon. Dem.
Edward j. Rice. Dem.
=. Anthony Brock. Dem.
ERs,.laptyl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
Constitutional msadments.

ConstNuttopai Amendments.
011; Against lh.Bp4 "
,a-hllowing deduction OF county from city debit
For. los. asl; ADdinIt B.64<.
3-Helating to additional Appellate Division Jus.
uoes ;-FOr, 7a.O66; 4DaInSt, la.7s0.
4-RelAting to additional Associate Judges of the
Court OF AppeAls:-FOr. 1881; AOdiaa. 1905.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
CITY AND COUNrY ELECTIONS.

Totals ..... 1880 &c. ss 1881 loI. 2o3
Clarhe's plurality. II. 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08

NY. County Candidates Elected.
Juit,es' NJ II, Supreme Court: George @. Barrett
Tam, Rep. and C. u. and James A. Caorman Tam
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3s-Max Landmsn, Rep. ....u................ 1.Sf7
John Poth, Jr.. Tan. ...................... tlee
Isaac Rosenthai. Soc. .................... ITO
". =. Oa1e, FRO. ,..,....s...'s'sss's....'.. o
william Tierney, Lab ................... Sc
Poth over Lsndmsn. 1.s2i-Tvo dist missing.
3S-Thomas Il. McCraohsn, Rep. ............ l.e1p
John J. Exan. Tam. .....,.".."........... $3.50
Joseph Lederyr Soc. ,...............
Egsn over McCrncken, 2,O10.
Two districts missing.
3t-Chsries d. steurer. Rep. and O. U.....u. secs
John scsnlon. Tam. .................". T1to
Charles sperie, Soc ..,..............,..,... sos
william Mac Elveen, Pro. ..............,.. 76
Scanlon over Steurer, 8,162.
Two districts missing.
sS-Edvin B. Root, Rep. .....................b. $3.50
william r Morris. Tam ................... e.s35
Joseph Wright, Soc. ............,....... 80. 6pz
Jesse Barton, Pro Observation-Disclosures. 90
Morris over Root, B.bfb.
One districts missing.
Amer.
Stafford Warmer Cooley, Rep ............. 1000
william Henderson, Jr, Tam. ............ 1877
Irving Brown Pro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hen derson over Warmer Din Bron1), 7e3
Three districts missing.
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Rscapitulation: Democrats, A6 out OF 90. Press
Board. Democrats, ~ out Of so.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07
IS q
San FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Bseaaatuas.
AZ. IAN FRANCISCO. June a-whest. weak; spot
s, harley s.a inactive; seos unchanged osss
floar-Net fH family extras. NIauS IS. hshrr,.
s.sras, 0~@aS; Oregon and Washington. "a
Wheat shippins, N1; for No. /. and sIs Tor
ehoicss milling. q lls4l ~
a n.,,Eyxssd nosssi ss Nh s,.sins nominal
Ing. nsssis: su 'ssa; n Il sss asi' MIL
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks is.us Oregon. go: Wash.
ss So a.,. sas s.s,, ssns sn . sn a:,,es esn
sacks, ~: corn. ecnsais g. potatoes. sacks. asa:
onions , $40, .sss' 20; sssn .ashs o. nas, tons as
masks, ~; wine. gallons. 3s6a
Closing Quotations.
Whsat-weat May. N1; Decenhsr, Nn
hariey-Iuaesise: new, ste,
Ccosn-as i. s ysiiew. NnAeifA
Wool ana Hops.
Spring Nevada. laalss: Eastern Oregon. Ael<:
valley. isefl1c HAif-Nofthern raouniain, fwsr
mountain lambs, ssssr; San Jnaauin plaina. kssr
Hops-Crop Of isS. i5e
Prodace, Erait, Etc.
MiIistans Middainss. slsan: bran. 3is son per
Hay wheat. sci 50: whsa, aud cat. .ssls hes,
vssssss.ss caeun,.s.. s. sss: garlic. new. ssse:
greea peas. ttNSr string beans Ae6c per III. hay
squash. 81 nal Is hox Tomatoes. 81 ss@Iss boz. fam
cy asparagus, - 4aAe 20; egg plant. laH lsie chill
green peppers. AMlec.
Fruits Strawberries. ssas. cherries, xsssse /;
peaches soa55e. p3ums. Gtzapc. oranges Valencia
0fsaAss. Nexiean lines, re-rask. $sesa -; ccmmon
California lemons. St@l q; choice California LEM
ons. q -: bananas ti-soae 50 bunch; piIeapplss.
&s69 dnxen
Butter Fancy creamery lAaisic: secunls @Nifr;
fancy dairy iisc; seconds. Rsalssc: piekied isits
l0c, hrkin i6aiSc
Cheese New s4ssc; Young American. sssiee:
Eastern lttsdisc
legs Store. laAl7ic, fancy ranch. Aaisc. East
exn, lsNi5ic.
Poulsry~ Taskey eobhscrs. iAs.se ID: turkey hens
ieaiIc: old rocwsers sxss se young sooster VAS -
mail byoiiers 81 40 @ large braiers tAsS fry
erx 81 s0Ns sQ beas s. 50ag; OLD iucks. 81 s1a6 g |,
geese II @as pair; old pigeons. NsM1A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

Nrw YORK June Buziasss far tea
small sale @. the ssess haefaass .a,ss '.
tsxsl~s II ssxsssazsism 90 Snst reflection ~ bust
meas ard financial ssatisissss But there MAS srfy
.hssA was tesaewea ap saa ass gsssTe~swd b. =
ssse IN psievs waieh smhtHsed psrsts mach stsfy
ms in Losssssls shies tery eyahsssnsly busxAs
~ Isss.sss sersssss TIE bidding ar ~ the prize
10 this ssass - the eesr.s 81 ssssssssas ssgmx 81.
Hsguas preferred ard NeFfsak = Wsessxa psvfesFe<i
~nx tbs arss rvspnd. and the ssansess Paesisss.
ssssa@sns ,als lad. Peaa.sasasssa saa Pss,srx G..
e. q - l. saae fsusa u 70 81, fhs iAssss stasa.
hssesss, io-smg 81 bss u n iAs advance TIE Hss,
snafr If,asAl roller toward ss<esasaAers sad isss
.ssns n.isss Tslsa .hs sasass n sasansssssssa
nsaas nsxesssys ~ Isess9Hs ffasasass s~ssh. Bat
sas trading s~ sA~ mozs part sas psnfenssly a1ss
tassss anA srseze snsssases u tssms wien ss
fss,p esuss ssrzr sAa teker Tae sisagfaas ~ EFss
tsssseas. traders wss ell esnssTHsi "a sFzs. sna
ssssss neersasaay rssarsnx sesssrress aissssss
sss Aasz2asss = sse ss.sas dissssse Sssa = W
-. = 80 s.s~1 sssa asssy I-sss tass nisT4s :
sssss SD ssswsrss sss shass it The sgsEss~ sssss
sss Il Fzssmss sssi sis els@ sas Al aes ssaa 81 u
A isTsasss = sas trsssssx s~s.v 81. snr~. ss.ss
wsx~~s ~ ss~ ssszs sNat tesnavysss sss~. Sss
ssssai sfsstxrzssea @sa re So Eas exasss Tsts saS
ssssEx as shs ssAss Aaaa - sssa tAs asrsssasa ~
iasx@ aHsssss II stocks sev sess tAaa fAa ts<nisx
rates
sAs asra art steel ssaess notwithstanding sszaasss
s4As snsisssSis - - tie rats - ekseS slss5Nssa
dsgss$sfSsszs snd tzssHza5 gasFaTxas tssag vsvx#s
ssNasres fss IN - chs sssxaSsA stsssA~aa
ssxseswsssasss Exssa sAs .ssfsss%t *ses&x IT ssts7
tsssts Aa~Tssv assssss sass ses@ saeas assssaa
rsxssa=fs sssasfsss sss ksaw tie swsA ~ srssaAsr
ssssSSes.s s1ysss rszsssaA ssa3ks ~htsA nsass the
sssme sss@xms aa maesr iasesF@s fAss atwFuss e
ssssszsrsas ses~ss s mssss sessszas sssassas
"a Fsess@s Ani1n~s@ ssa .sassse~e - tAs N1s<s
A sarskae anssa sMas<nsxs NJ Rs6 s5Sssx Hss xhesM
wsA4zss s@sssSnse IS sAs sa1sN@6 ~ssf 80
49, ssw~zx~ sssA@Ass ssas&s4 TIE fsss5fsstaar n
xesev7f gsse sss4a~ IL sAs rswSs * sssss.
ssfssws 8ss8 Ne Asssss~ xseA sssss ~ sastss
Te@ ss@S E%ssass 4@a aaa xknsrsNz sTsss
t&a~ash tssz~ fss fssssssx sxss8 Tnsxl ssAsa
SAL s4sas & Ns E - il s.xsssassA sd ~
d sessasscsss IN sAs tsa swsse
ne vasen1s o@pptv.
sssSszi saSss nas ssa<EsasAit s4sip0 te Drs1r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

cslisdr oil. bbas. sessee. cases. s. sdvsncs.
White iead t,oehaasl y1gneer or Caress xaeie
Prepared paiass. ssai cans. 81 ssalsa; Isai eans.
8 s0alss fsal eaas. 81 ssslse; quart cAns. sla8
NasIs. Toels aaa CsrAaxe.
Nan. uohhiass-Ns lzt. eas stssl - to -.
8 -: n. 70 Cos. wire. N'1
Tools tjshhlusa- Saws Crescent Dissssms tuttle-
sss sss Nv. s. ps $500 c.n as sss and
nazW Steel. 1c Per IT.. hand. Disstans 70 p. cent
e =. a. sss,: Il "a 8. T.. d; ; ~
ssss pr dos Pisa.-a ..isesa. snes Per a..
< Per 3 T. es Steal ~ ssi lie res 5. r,..
and 70 per cent. on list
and . psr cent on liss. Buffalo. . and s PER
ress Of hss eennssr = per esnt- Oh list: Spodosd
scales 2 Rss cent % lis, - -, -.
par ID; isthissd nc per n; 9 and ..hrsd isir
sisai. nineh and larger. Lie; nthsead Lie: and
rinware- rie.sd. net prices: stamped. y and y y
g. c.s ante e. . and g 2. esas 81.
Wire.p Painted barb wire, ASS: salvanizsd harbed
fence. - ss green WIRE cloth. N,sa Per 10 fees
nsrsls. e. jasa. o dynamite. 10 per- cent
Champion q rrianps VS.; improved ri Ju ssss;
g; Dupont Rife Sporting. 3 b kegs. &: Eao1s
Duck. 3 keSs SA per
80, sJsne'nSt.ufop ~ p Fer nag; ouekshoe, Ill.,
r.ase-psr i.oo double tape, =: tyisss tasa ~
Biasiing Caps-xxx. SIS par -
Heavy Hardware.
Bs, iron tiohbins,asec base: Norway iron. IN
per D.
traa pips tiessans,- Wrought roa Al slsss. A,aeA
ard salsanised . per cent. o. list
SHEET zinc t.ohassGs-isc per Ii
finpasse tiohesasi ch.svssl pia.ss bright &c. lax
2 = Pee =, ess; * 81 shsrcs g! pla.ss sasns.
SHEET irca tichhingf American. common. No q.
se,.sis BaIds- Gsivaniaed. ~ per b; black. Sc
solder t,cbs.as, Timers Aan,and-haM n psr is.
extra wiping. Ne
Lumber and Building Materials.
Logs Superior auaiisy, per n. No | fr Sets !:
snerchantahie. Ar. 81 oon5oc; No. cedar. SaA7 !;
s,rnlaon. per M ssas: spraes logs. Me-: esnas
'a hsssnssrT w rough $50: thick finish surfaced
1 az sides. D. 10 and u iaehss wide, tiaeN
lengths. y TO is feet: sreeiaa lengths, soe nv y
Per sssra. Fiaosias Dressed and matched. sii
Ssi. ssesk boards. sineh. sa8n; .e-iash. q sAais.
i9-Inch. ylsars Fenrsn9 NJ l or sinch Anish
scsasiinrs. rough. aseais: s j siE. = ssss1s; !
"a NisA pa. boards. isiseh ard 40. Os
s, w;'A.s sss s E.s 0sas M e.ss
s sssre i inc % h. sss vss.essias 81 sis
Shingles. Il Il: isneh finish IT, Is and 10 feet ssss
a. tIirk snish ssssss cedar squares. :. g. aud ID
fee, ss;sfso' !aeae's. sas :, u... 49, a.
Cement ssobhsass-pcrtisnd x. D. q. IN,
Lime tjohaans, Roche Hsrhcr. slse: san Juan.
tia
Piss,s. tsoahsngl e;oaisn Gate per hill r0
Plaster hair fohtinstwashsd. 81. 20 per sack: N
washed. 81 10 pes sack
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AUCKLAND ntsed. ysns 4 AAna, ssn Fsae'
eSsrc -.
IsyHT TOWNSEND ~ Arrived. JmHs b hkfn
ssssrsrs fsyss hss fpe9n Ha~a1afa. far Ft utAheey
aajae1 ts~asds hasA y y petsss. h. ctssax
ft4Ss RAY Arfsssf, Jsse = shs western nsnss
cinra
TAe0MA-Asysssa. Jnns 4 sAis Wm. Reutnns -
a1afn
sAx PEDRO ryissa. Jans q sur Dcsa hinhn.
frssn Es<<~sf
K3ssKEsN~Aas "a LAT. Il II nssth. kuE - - ~
n III Basussss fseea Assasss fss Qn<xp&sawa. Maf
ii lat Is north. ianx n wese. 6w ~ ArseznhA
fnpn Taeossx sar HA44snssx
AAN FHAsGIs*'o Arrived, Iaas & ST. wsHs
MaIia vsst,ssa. ~ wsshsehsw, T.spnsA: g UtsY
- ths arz. rueaas nA{B1A ~ usmky. ~ ~
eksss: sehs nsssasa~ ~ MsekaAs sahs Id Mekay.
f5rsys Hsfhew. sshr Lila Miller. Gssys Hsfhoe;
seAg Iesss.e Umgxsazs IN FsstsHas PsAe ufAoetus
srAs Res s.uHsn Pert 6asasAe
DEPARTURE M y~Arssss.s, 1ssns :. ressaae sssv
ss1 ts4Asssss w*ta sd tesssf&res fss AlsshA.
usSurlAM ~A.sissa lass 8 seht Nud&mt. frd1l
eea fssassxs tn AhsssaxEns
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Ylous Receipts. Msss: sxrarts, 3A1: quiet ard
seaeraliy weaker sxcept so9 spftnG hshesa whites
psssmss 81. shas. winter straishts. AAs3 =. Mtn-
nesn4a rateafa, ttat& II; ~inter vstraa GeAN3 ~
Whest-Reneipts assca bashes: exposts. M.Et
and experts spot duii No red. ~ sFct ard
IN arriye a 4, adast. No rcd Saoc siesnta; No.
/ Nosshesa DuImta eSfMAs;r Z .. sAast h arrive:
Ma NORTHERN Duluth. - { q b. aasst spc&
0rssors opened ~esh Ard seesssed little ~ 80 sup,
rssss All dxv Thsy dsesesssd By fusthes hani.
dassss sssaysleJ sith weak cables. perspective asw
wheat arrivals In the seathwess. hear 81 I<sssis
ssTiinr and hight cssArsncvs e7e~<<f wsAk II Ngitc
nss decline July siasss, 0te: September eiossd.
lR6e, nec<sah~r closed, BE.
Hers Stssdy.
woui-sseatis.
Coffee osasrns closed STEADY. unchanged 10 .
b. &sSss sx. August. sAr. ssptvnhsr, lnAs H.
ssesc,.eT aax. xss4asssas. ne Mar. tMr Area :
Ria ssssls No fassares &c Ma toheiHg. ~
ssee: tuisa ssasst- cesssars SaLs.
auszs~Hsss ssrany. Fair rsnaiEs1. asl6r, cpn-
sssssssai ssss. u He Asissses sasas eli r.
keAaed afw-
rae metal sxrss suasfnmes IN TIE SANE narrow
yms sasss~es sns aaFs ssh tbs seaiessrv n pvtsss.
sssythsng da1fwasH as-i<f shs~r si~esee ~ deusAd
4, sAe ssass re Metal ExsAsaxc eaised Hig tron
wsrrsnss asses Al 81 sssaEnsl
Lake s~stass verg tssst tsA - nssaiasi
lis asH saa shade sassss. With - - BID asA
- 90 asteA
i~sa ssss asslss. sits - IS I'D saa 81 "a asssA
ssssssy din II q p seminal
THE hseksvs ENist feF assd II ~ sad fes csrfw
taxi
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

- marAs1 vsss Qztsk saday. Ihe czGmisnica
narehnnss a. western svsnue ase kr&1n9 - for
II - xsssn ssua tA~s eun pso<zss. - tie temana
far It u ssxy nuud
WaalA WAI1a ssxnsaess = oeetieg saax and van
rEchalky - cut II TIE mArk<< In fsw dAss Acane
sesf epsss ~ vesy pppk ~uAlity = crainS ~ nd II
= <xper1ed that there vii b. more q u In tbs
n1xt fSay ~ 2wu
Potatoes sre ssiH selling yesterdays prirss. bat
the mAfket II ssrucg xnd thcse Is esesT rsasea %
believe tkAs there will BE- IN aavsEre IN pssee By
TeufsaAJ. whxn the California steamer VIII asftse-
Old rdextoes 49, II grsss dema~d. ard sais& are
AAsUe Tar shipment 70 Ala~hA ecne Rh<nansnal
pssess ere Also rrpused ta< I'D pcsaso<x
Ekxx Mrmee. ard tn usaskes sAc~s N incltnAr
t1rE towards IN sAsaseeA pssea.
fksss kAs he~a sdvanrs u III ktnda II canned
tadxy-
Mom of thsse She herviss frs. iAhs wasAingsaa
vsse "a ths uashss tsAxy, ard 20 great MA The
apmAnd ter khsns even ~ g psx crate. tla2t uhsse
Ssss suJ fsw In xfta .he nsoa hpxr.
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roDAv's wEArnEn.
ronxcAsT ron WEDNESDAY,.
Portland. Jpne q -


Special pispasehAs 70 the Posi- Intsliseenesy.
clear. usad wsst. twenty miles Fssard In lA6e
niaAt hsrh. n. !; sss Willamstse. - y ~
Bsisish atexH<ss e y p mi ~ nachinAw. -
D. N str AsliAns~4 Il. ~.
Ct.Af.LAM 1uMe & p. mswf3ess: hstsk ~
v4sa " Is HsStlsh 1snesal II bss,
ROW CRRAcnkT. JuHs q p m-wBAfemelAs
y a.: clear: vind vesss IN rallies
PSSRT AN1KLEn Jnne Z. y ms~tlsss; tight
vese vinA rasssd aus tua vioilsat, u - y -
~ cs1emaa as y m IL ths NaFnass. paanana ~
: usissa ztatss sunheas In ths bar. 10 kAus
uath fxsaen 49,
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WEEKLY cRoP BULLETIN.


States Department as Asrseelsuss. Climate ard crop
Rs.sstin ~ the Wssfhsr Hrresus Wsshin1tnA ssc-
ton, fog .as week ending Menaay. 1ane : 80
Warmer weather ard eepseus shower hare srrstiy
isarsuvei s..e eop sssastss ia Eastern Washington
dursng the past week Wheat. although several
doing veil Vegetables are making pFe<rsss.
htf the fruit prospect i not encouraging.
.t.a aImess ssassnmssss ssrs and lack 81 sanahins
have sxmhined - eFevvn. satisfactory fre~th The
srrssrpsewent hxs snss asea sisshs, and ~ 10 ths
he sxesst thai a hay wheat ard hspx. Has l.
iusarisnt Oats TAR hssew their usual eus'sfth
potatoes have BOT up veil. and the fTust evsp
aisI, 81 a gssl.. In sAsft
Westeru Section.
Straits and Lower Sound. Hassnn- Seine Of early
ss~r eross iosk yellow seseast 81 80 much wst.
~aoi weather The fruss srop vii nsrhsnay b short
Hasisoek~R Rect sFup backward Peesasst ter large
ssags a has Ss.asal-~nsiag Ia Grid and vet. The
eseTss ase very backward aseAs-sras growing very
ss1y AZ Tssrs vii h no nsrsIsss pesrs: ashss
resrs have heavs ssaaa. Dee Hss~sems late va
rssties a aEplss are ssii in eteasr strawberries
ieassnx Hiees IL shs kser~ en- shzniaH thsS viii
rsrssralSs weli pear leok welt road weather has
are licking healthy. Hassl.sss Cherries wsli be a
fair ggetA tast yyaBss fafgnee. WHEAT sna aASs
ae@ss an. a.,sar -. s.,sr,~rss. s.a sss.ss.
ssus tsRza sna grass grew weiA HtasIt~sssn plssa-
saa as~a sni pshsr h9s ls. mi s~d drained eFefss
mated lana 30 sEe nse1 = tsttss arataasA
Aa&saftes italian Esssnss haze assss ali ssasaa "a
sssass saa asts Erassns ssesx,
t,speF seassd ksns-- He4.r grain ard grass dosss
wsst. AIDES fzsSaasss strawberries iate Gig
Hszfsv t'fsnss asse s sAsisn ssssws~rrses vii te
nsass Aas esug,, al rsxHsss ss suw ssonAas Asss
*ssssst sasaagy sssssa ksxs sna ~s~ts srs~-
llsals HEAT asa sanShiax Msssa garsszs and tsssss
rafrkeS keye essAn saA weiA affiliated ssesax
wed azs sss = sssf , :. sss',ss as'ssaa ss s
80 a4GsF bsaa sass adsss veal aaS@saa shsser sE1
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ssesm<v psssse vssl sau this sssHies ts arHsop
ssstrrY AsasAs permits
Steamer vsfy - Tnress via ie@ss FRIDAY -
nsssxtsxssfeYM ALASKA
fNe IsaT.Aa At sse sssth hHneezs yest<sAay
ssssys~sG tszAag ez fasl fa hR ting 10 ~. ~
AAaAa
fhx Part AssAas sAs NJ Bssssas ssssMeF shss wfa
ssss ts~ sssssFss Tan sasSsszs s~4stt~ aud tbs HA
wesasa sssAsss viii srr3e~ TsssFrtss ssss r. q
shs largest ses@sss III sae aeexa ezfrzsag trade.
rh4 Asasass wsirA WI - exemsva ~ Tvs Foo
ptss rr.sssssxsxssae 1empsEs. sadses Tsssssk III
n shss pzsss ~ asssssk IN tie zsfusx. sEs III
Asek IL seAsssaxhssss
fs~ Ksssnnhe. - sasss AM~vsn.n Trsssssssssst1o
ssss Trss1sas sesaFasFs Enes AZ she essa1
h~na<ss ssssss}Ay ssksnx 90 ssses sns hr Trip s4h
Ahs vs14 haaf esss 20 Ahwasash<Fts wharf th1n
asseAaas and ssa ssns4sa sAsss anta NJ dsrsTfusA
- &aGssdAy. ~ ss8ssA
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKER.

PORTLAND, Juno 6-The wheat market b.. -.
esaea under ,he prs.sass q poorer cables ssom
sosnaa and snaFmsiiy hi<A rates demanded hy
yer Waha Waila today, bnt some dealers ysnsmysd
e mere ana reports dTiftsd in from the nssror Ia
the sasct that ~ had been offered VALLEY i .su,i
81 Sc aud blnsstsm Al GnSSlc Ns - ot'aa