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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07
CONTRASTING wonKERs.

-
A recent number Of the Liverpool
Journal of Commerce Is quoted by the
Literary Digest. In making n comparl-
son between American and British
worlSmcn. II has some strong state
ments which. n thcy were 90 be uttered
by Americans might be- CHALLENGED by
the nriufhcrr but are nevertheless true.
Coming. however. from an English
source. and one IN immediate nsaocin-
ton with tho worl,mcn OF Great Brit
ain. they make interesting reading,
Tho Journal OF Commerce rnyui
THAT cltlzons " the United states
arc given tu blow thr,r own trumpet
Tow viii deny Before cundomulng
th.m Wholesale. however for lulu.r.ug
lu Ho harmless "a discharge of gas
which 20 the british public shows, per-
h1ra, just little want NJ t1Hie-l "
us VOL Co l0ol. around and SOC 70 there
iH not some Justification Tor tho Amprl-
cans uHHumUtivr right Co talk On tnuH
somewhat above a. whisper, aud hrlg %
tho achievements ~ hlH country With
QUE giving any opinion ukely 10 hurt
tho FuHuUuthUltlHH ul our follow Cnuu-
trympn. we would advise many % them,
especially the manufacturer. 20 take q
Journey over Co tho States and there
examine the way things are done. note
the machinery that ~ used In pr1duc.
Ing goods there, and compare Il with
that which obtains IN Flmunr fncturiCH
ln this country Above AN. moreover.
pay particular attention Co tho work.
pr8. To uu unbiased person tho differ
euCe ull round can not but be- noticeable
and favorable 90 the American. There
mon work uH % they had 20, 40 II their
very lives depended upon putting On ns
fHHHHt.h IHNH".H IUfGIl De-. crowded NuHHH
the working hours ~ "a day. as n, iu-
decd, they Ind "a direct interest Ia the
result ut thulr toll. 30 ono would mood
90 gU long way ln this country 90 IND
men Don the pay Of amy industrial cun-
corn lup0ug about nH 10 they were paid
Co learn and practice drnuVhtH or
| UIrdH, ur nmuar their Chums with on
PERTAINING gossip when they should Do
head md rlW iu their business 10 may
Doc said that Tho American On hettcr paid
/ th1n h'H British contemporary hence
tuIH display of cucrEy; but. u the
/ American ErtH more, there eau BE- little
/ doubt thlt Dee earns lt 400. Ana. wIth-
out ClrlHWulrE the working Caplh.ll-
Ties nr UrlrllyltirH 90 our own country
men, 10 can not bg denied that gcurrll-
/ ly speaking, the measure Of their days
work o. FuTgd hy the capacity for
/ work of the poorest workman, or at
| least of % very Indifferent one.'
n this moro rapid work ON the part
OF the American rmployes-who have In
/ their ranks, unfortunately. too many
/ whom this description viii not nt-woro
/ only based upon hlghor pay. there
/ mlght be- danger OF reduced wages
making a change; or 90 ENGLAND an IN
l crease of Hnllry might work reform.
/ Hut in this country the rush comaa
D I'd
Ing everything In ne, NJ a hurrylng,
slnrrylug enterprise, which. while u
attempts ana acc1mplshrs wonders.
yet whom once mlsdlreoted plays smash
| with the human machine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

Undoubtedly nv n moral proposition,
the companies ought 10 have consented
10 arbitration ana thus have saved
tho public from the inconvenience
caused by their HtuhhornneEs. But the
EFFORT Co provide by law for "a system
~ compulsory arbitration, even In "a
limited way ls ~ doubtful wisdom.
Resides, such plan ia almost certain
20 run counter 10 constitutional provi-
HlonH. I'm cities like New York where
franchises have been granted Tor long
periods nf years. thcre may hc no other
method NJ relief. But IN most western
cities 70 ~ not necessary 90 resort 90
such radical tactics 10 accomplish the
uuTuuHo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

Tho cleveland boycott was the other
day reported ns On dccndouco. Later
ruports indicate that 10 has received
now ne. The lutort udvicoH
arc that not oven the sick and dying
nru exempt 4 physician called 90 at
tend "a child who iny Boo cStrcmiH was
stopped upon the highway by two boy
cottcrn and t1ld not Co attend the sur.
ferlnr little one. nH she was the chlli
OF "a "ncnh." and 10 would be bad tor
tho doctors practice " he treated such
people. The reply uf the physician
was worthy OF q hero. You had bet.
said the doctor. "un1 refuse 90 go GA
heaven. where that little one VIII be
shortly"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

II will hardly have been forgotten
that President Grant during his admin
iatrauon desired the annexation Of san
Domingo 90 this country, ana that the
United stntoa Senate was decidedly
nguinnt taking ID under tho conditions
proposed nt that period. II would be- a
natural thing that the scheme should
be- brought up again, IN view Of what
has now taken place IN that island, but
the time Tor this D. not ns fortunate na
IL might BE-. II w more appropriate Tot
our country 90 expand IN tho way ut
the West India Islands than In airy
practicable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07


a contemporary that pays consider
,b. attention 60 the Affairs N tho
church, but unfortunately with moro
pornlstoucy than intelligence, OF regard
for truth. tolls its readers In flaming
headlines that the payment of tlihlnF
IL "compulrory" upon the initer-dny
Saints. aud that this WINS "iho BURDEN
or the discourse by President Lnront'
Snow at the Cache stake conference
Then II ruggcsts cdltor1lly that u ~
bad taste 10 criticize Fo-c1llci ChriF-
tlnn cicrrymcu Tor trying 90 "cnjole
money out of the crcdulouH.'
The statement made us Co "compul-
sorry uthlng" and the Huggosiion u calls
forth nrc equally mislondInE. Compul-
sion o. NO part Of the government OF the
Church. n thorc a. anything the
Latter-day Saints hayo been
taught from tho beginning with more
emphasis than anything else and which
they understand to perfection, u II this
that whatever 10 required nt their hands
by WAY Of obedience TO divine laws is
10 be donc voluntarily and willingly.
No ono 10 compelled 20 repent or TO
Join tho Church; there Is no compul-
sion 10 attend religious meetings or 90
pray and study the Word " God;
neither ~ there 10 pay uthlng, or any
| athor offerings Those that enter the
! Church do 80 voluntarily. Those that
comply with itH rules and regulations
ana thereby remain within tho fold u
the Church do 90 voluntarily. because
or tho blessings they enjoy. n there are
others to whom such blessings arc N no
value. they ure frcr. by Noncompliance
to the conditions ON which they are
prcdlcntod. 20 place themselves outside
their rHAch. Thcro rs no compulalnn.
| The Lord has condoaccndcd Co tell tho
/ people. through Ills inspired rorvuntH,
/ what Ito requires ~ them, nH regards
tho divine law OF uthlng. Iio has fet
before them tho consequence uf ne
ceptIur and 81 rejecting tho laws hon
/ tie haH lytt 10 with them 90 exercise
their frrc ugUucy 20 tho fullest extent.
All this % familiar Go those who have
evon "a rudimcntlry knowledge uf tho
! PRINCIPLES Of "M1gmonlHm.' ln stating
/ tha position. q would perhaps be proper
/ TO ofior ma apology Tor taking the rcad-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

Tho unrest In snnto Domingo de-
mnudH ylgilaut attention ON the part uf
tho United States. We are not looking
tlr opportunities Tor aggression, but We
do not wish 10 repeat the hIuulcr uf 70
generation nEo, whom tho people of the
Dominican Republic asked Tor annex
alton Co this country. and our wise
Senate contomptunuHly refused o. "
the pomluicaus uHk again, we ought Co
d. ready Go meet Thorn half way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

n tho United States OF America Will
abandon the attempt 20 hold down the
Filipino people with n huge military
FlrrlFDn, ana consent tu treat them MS
something better than sayngcs, we vcn-
turc 90 say that 10 can buy Tor $4,000
900 all the commercial privileges and
advantages for which John Barrett ana
other eastern travellers are clum1rlng.
and which they cay win be lost ~ we
do not "hold tho phllpplnOG." This
would be terrible disappointment 20
the whole war department. Con Miles
Included. liut % would save 90 the
pockets ~ tho American people more
Ihln ALnNnn. 600 IMIl Nnlr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07
LyNonINas a rAILrnr.

The lynchlnrs IN tho southern states
continue, n we judge from the latest
reports received, they Increase. From
this IL iH fairly TO be inferred that. from
tho standpoint OF those who Justify
them, tho occasion for them Increase,
which i7 another way Of saying that the
resort Co lynchluE 90 put a stop Co crime
ia "a failure. ~ IL fair 10 appeal 10 the
southern people. with this state ~ facts
In evidence. 10 consider whether they
are not defeating their own Immediate
object In substituting lynchlng for law
ia their section
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

HAL me- larEc ns hens eggs ~ all
RIGHT ns n nguutlve expression In toll
ms Of great hailstorms. but the pouitercr
who would take the size % the hail as
a standard Tor hons eggs would be
given the cold shoulder by the purchns-
ing public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

DISCRIMINATE tho Yaquls" n the
newspaper cry In this country by which
Il r. sought 90 urge the Moxlcans on.
nut a suggestion 20 "eNicrmlnate the
FrlIplnos' wouli raise "a protest from
tho same papers, Yet both are ia the
same boatnghtlng 10 throw on the sov-
croignty OF another power than their
own; nnd both are inHurrcctlonlltB 10 be
poclnod by the stern force Of millnry
UnL.nr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

procllmatlous VIII not stop lynchlnr.
ana There On not much steam behind the
rhetorical effort OF Gov. Chandler OF
1rorgll, 10 lH an very wen 90 declare
that lynchInr must cease, hut the wny
90 stup II i1 90 a. axe the law swift 20
punish, 90 500 10 II that ahcrins do their
u the Clyil authorities prove lax and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

subscriptions 90 tho iIammcrHtcln.
Russia. Nordcop, the most noighcrly
paper published. are chiefly p'id In
nsh. but there o. nothing rcaly about
the editor. who gives tho worlds news
20 his readers torfely and with rcmarl,n-
ble promptncgH, considering the faclll-
ties ~ fnr north Russia Tor obtaining
Information.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

The governors OF Elton college re-
fused the request of Queen Victoria to
grant an extra holiday. where 10 the
head OF public school In this country
who would have dared refuse tho re-
quest OF boss" for an extra holiday7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

whom viii tho loborlng classes OF THIS
country begin TO understand that when
they Interfere not only with the rights
OF others but even with the rights and
common dcccnoicH Of humanity they
are striking a body blow nt the Inter-
csta ~ Organized labor from which Il
fuuy never rpgugor9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

Utah has been having a goodly share
Of heavy storms within the past week
and while there has been considerable
damage In some localities. yet IN no
instance has there been anything Of a
really severe character; for which the
people no doubt win be- duly opprccl-
nttye
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

Burials are rot always occasions Of
public sorrow. for Instance. the burial
u telephone wires by an underground
system that rlmovos unslghtiy poles
aud wires from the streets,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

The telephone company proposes 10
lay underground wires IN tho business
district. That's nothing. The poli-
tlcians are laying their underground
wires all over the city and stata
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

Tho cost Of launching n bntueship
m about 10000. That Is nothing COM
pared TO tho cost Of sinking one, aa
Spain can vol testify since the blowing
up Of the Maine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

General Miles thinks Agulnaido
should DO captured. n to do were os
easy as It IL 70 know what Il were well
to do. Aguinaido would have been cap
tured long ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

The burden Of the song o. tho sa-
moan commissioners seems TO be "Arma
and the man I sing They have more
than three thousand rebel Rides In their
posHaaaion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

The "Flghung" sixth 90 living mp 20
its reputation In NegroH. Az bandit
killers they are making American pros-
wildly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

Into ,ho public rohgo. The ayatcm
can aland courIdsrabie Improvement.
The Dreyfur court martial is In secret
session today. Il does not matter. as
anything Of Importance In connection
herewith would not remain a secret
for long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07
MGdICl.EIeCI[IGlL Institute.
Dr.. LUThER. Llcensed PhYslclaI

Commercial ninck, rooms ioI.iOa. Of
flee hours iO-iG a. M, go y. m,
Special scientific treatment OF ner-
vous ana BeNtual discusses. strictly COM
ndOntial. AnuHeptic medicines. self
prepared. Static machine Tor electric
dry Baths Tor RhoumatIam. and weak
ness Of the spine. for general debility.
epllepuc chorea, hystcriu, cuuresis NOE
turna and consumption Ohe greatest
Ozone producer) Electrio-cabiuot- bat
tcrles. Othe Worlds Fair prize OUTFIT.
ear massage battery 10 euro deafness.
Ladies and children attended BY MRS
DIR LUTHER, trained nurse Of many
years experience.
Private Instructions and lessons given
20 students IN Medicine, Anatomic and
In Electro Therapeutics, at evening az
ter business hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

It o. proposed 10 Introduce an Inn
proved syat0m OF vertical penmanshlp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

10 be- able o. endure such Jars and
umputatIona us the boycott lnnicts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26

The following prices are being offered 70
fas prvduceT By the local aeasers for de-
livery in refund lots on the deck or IN The
car Al Seattle.
GrAin-Oass. $zsg97 80; barley. So. zoa2s.
wheat. chicken feed. sis.s1. bran. tIs.
Hsy-Puget sound, tsTf7 per ton; Eas,
srn Warrington timothy. 11i4u.s9: alsai-
IA, -
Esss-siricsiy fresh ranch. is4lsc
Hnt:ef--Fresh ranch f2fflSe; creamery,
nozzle
Pouiiry-Chickens live, 1s0f3s.c
Live stock-Choice beef cattle COWS IA
Sac: steers, 4i4U5e: choice sheep. sszQ5c
good hogs live. 4i1c. hogs dressed. Sac
calves. dressed, large Sc: small, DC; caves
live. large. &c; small. &C..
HIDES. p<iis and wooi--Heavy sound sat
ID steers. over % pounds. Sc: medium,
sound. Per pound. 7lsc: light. sound. under
Us pounds sc; cows. sound all weights,
&c. Stays. balls and exen 4Qdc, saited kips.
&c calves. per pound. Sc. green hides. le
less than salted: dry hides per pound. TIC
dry culs. one-thiri less. summer deer. per
pound. 22N24c. winter deer, dry, IssIi6c
papery deer, sff1zc. dry Elk suiec. green
ak. @Sfsc, sheep pelfs, 25J9ec: eheaylsngs
lsM2Sc. Eastern Washington woos, Sc;
Western Washington wool lie: dirty on
timber burned. iec. saiiow. zixU3,4c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26
NOTICE 40 CuNras.r ou~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS i
stittil.la Street EnNsf Inrrf.-N .-.el.....

NOTICE To IttNfRAN1 tKS-t.sf ID.
ia!sihls Street s.w.f ImpFsS Srsleat
Notice Is hereby gtssn EaAt nealcA sra
pckais viii 10 received By ths us.3 ~ es
secretary % tire beard ~ paAfc NogAs II
ne city Of Seattle EE - 3 a.f.t>eA 3 n
Thursday, April sTsA. fsss saF tse lm3r va
nent * EaSg Columbia street gE-iG pe n
~ feet east II broadway 20 TweIfta Ave
nse. .bs constructing Pms sewer s.enY
sssd street, together viii al oscsSssFs
openings. ~yss. nanhaieN. iempac,~s vfn-
t.3asors. Gushing tanks and sateh has s-s
provided 10y ordinance NJ. 49, crra r. =
iasel improvement district ". As and 81
assofsi.sis'e WITH tae plans ard spr ia,sa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26
Real ESTATE TssAAsFERs.

The following deeds were yesterday ffed
Tor rernrd in she county auditors nfSlre.
Mary T. I1earsy1rn ard Instant Erastus
L.. ~ Filth L. Dssserssn. bot Z. block 5,
Psufnrnerss add sssbteef 20 incunaSrzncs4
October ~. iszs. SEQ.
f;tms Huebner 81 ux- ~ john &. Swan.
son. lot II. block II. Rsnton Hsii sdd- Apsfi
~ f-3- 80 !.
Henry J. Hssnss 20 JOHN r. -. gohnus
err iats ia & ROCK l. Asfvenson's nrst
adj Espun1clxw July L. sxS. 81.
George n Holloway. csplnty clerk. etc,
King county. Washington 10 May r.
Owen lots and t., block 20. AcAleer's
add June ~. ise-
Arthur q Lam =. Tx. 10 Frank A. Fred
srick. lot J. block 81, Laws secosd add.
Aprss r. q ~ 81
John d. Hewitt 10 T. j. Mon,ague, south
% feet lot H. block " Rersun Hill asa.
SUBJECT - mortgage xsE Ayrfi -. Il, ~
A. J. w%less 20 John r Baxter. lot Is
tiprk x. Gilman Park. November =. isse.
Hattie r. Morse 80 Adeiaa ~ Reaper.
lot z bscck r.. Coiilna sdd. March 81 M
Mary n. Harm 10 Thomas ~ Harm. pert
action - township =. range q. March 10
tn per north AurErx life
Robert q. Murray et sgx. 20 john sanxIsn.
northwest y novttxast u saeston 70. ssfwn-
ship = ranse & sub5es; - mortgage SSn,
Apei =. III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26

Nsoa,s siSI r, &M4lls. . 1 s. niGiA
Box boards. sa-inch ard up, SIS
Washington rcd cedar inmher-Rouxh.
esfs,, bevsi sizing. weight 20 .bs 5.se.
ceiling weighs Nos !. ana s Winch,
eBaE. wninscotfne, st94i4: rustic. oo66N:
sAs sainsies. 81 81: standard ssangies. 81 10;
i-inch finish. Il. u and Is feet, f@0el. thick
nnish. E3ax. cedar squares. !. :. and IL
feet 3.448s. pickles. 81
Kiln dried 81 In advance Of green Gray
age, Soc
Cement Uobhingl-Portiand. K. B. I 3.
83.15, Aloea. -. q.
Lime OobhinxS--RccAe hAs1oEs IN: San
Juan. Si.6a.
Plaster Uobb:ng1--GddA Gaia. per Dbl.
g Is
Plaster hair ftobhsney-washed. $l.5o per
sack: gnwashed a. per sack
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26
MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.


The arrival % vegetables on the steam
er Queen liyeusd up lrAGe on Western av-
enae, bat In mast lines the supply zaS
soOr ciesned up. Am0ng the spes.slties
were s0zfse new rsofatoss which went rsA r
lily ~ ~ rents. Some nre peas brought 5
cents Cabbage VAS nod ably scarce. and
the supply VAS exhausted within an hour
after 81 was pgs 1n The market. There
were only i fe1 crates Of eaasinower and
Trey hardly made an appearance. No to-
mAtoes Came. the cause being On account
OF failure 70 connect ut san Francisco with
the southern steamers.
Some choice black ard red cherries came
tn selling readily al " BOX, California
berries wesi .; - 50 per crate
Eggs are rather sseadser than usual, at
pri&eE quoted
Potatoes 81 the better grades are scarce
&fsi if4 foa1 demand, There IS such q wade
Fanfe III the stock that Ii Ia difficult u re D
resent u Adequately in quotations. Sosne
extremely poor potatoes are offered very
Iot. while on the other hand select lots
are being held at fancy figures. The par-
chaser must see the stock In order 10
jaagc o. It's value
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26

s e,a oil. bbis +osfsae: cases. &c ad-
vance. .a f.ohhlng.-p,or.s~ -. r.
Tor se,o-in lots, sac; sneib lots. sssc: less
~. sf.lsh lots Tr Prepared uaints
.aa ans 81 4-fff a.: i-gal cans. 81 sgSfi &
sasral cans si.s56fl.7e: quart cans. 81. sp0
hzk.
Malta. Tools and COrdage.
-sts (sohbsnEt~New list, cut s.esl
zns - fo= s. so: US 10 eos wire. s.. 20
= Ijohhlngt~ Saws-crosscur D.ss
,u.sIs tooth. aod&c per II. Humbold.
-. = edo sc. Tyee crcsscu. saw Sss, f,se
r.. s-snasiian Racer and Razor Steel. sss Der
n, asna Dis. sss's, % PER cent. on llst
axes~singie hit. ss 20 Der doz; double bit,
40 per .sox Shsvels and Spaees-Steel s.
1ax Manocsa--S. 5sus per dog Ffcks~
Ratlrxaa s. s-,ne per toz. forks-Hay. *
pvr cent. on nrt tssc per
To- Wedges Steel ,rlic per ia- Files-sS
ara II per cent. OF list.
s~alss-Howe-s and Fairbanks platform
u ia and ~ per cent OF list Buffalo, ~
and y per ess ssa, en- ISL s.., es"nser. per
u Rs re 1ohbing,- Manila Is-lneh and
LANCER. irss per III y s n1ss; iss per 10;
larger iIsse; Il thread Ia: S afai 9 thread
Sc tarrs~t Ian yarn sissi iec ter 10.
rIaware-rieeea net pr.ses; stamped Is
ana Is e ~ yer cent. OF
A' isrsns,e waree--st and - per cent. OF
.sakgrr~Psr bale s. sNatsS
ME- Painted barb wire, s.eo. galvan-
lxea harssed fence, 70 green wire closh.
Is Il yer ~ so. feet
go s1of.bt-ss-- Black h.axfsax ,.-
rs Gisnt~ Hercules 81 Jutson gv
Sanasts. 8 per rens 20 pr cass OF 30 ihs;
~ % ses,:sse. 81 - improves JgaSoga s.i:snr
.'ssA4 s.of.sen Phrsssrs Sporting gsn
ssss " pss1sa' l Rliie sss.'la =, S-is kegs
= - ..,a,ssg,z1~ Tlror. 81 20 fser ssas 49,
-, 81 10 chilled shot. t.sa
$40 $40. yer $50 doahas tape. q: trim.
"a e.. So I.'ssas.--xNN. IS rsr 10.
Heavy Hardware.
par iron sssa,esngl-s.sar base: Ncrsay
iT ,s,,' =, .s..s ,tssshns,~ wreuga, iran All
s,sss black and galvanized. - yer cent.
Sa ~ r,ec l,os,e.nsa~l.c per ii,
r.. plate ssosbsnx. pls:es
srisSs h las@ - pfF s 10y ~. > =,
s :,ls..s 49, q SIS ''S''S ~
@.s 49, fsssang, America com
.,,en NJ - ss-ss. galvanized. o. ana -
rsey cert; n ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26

PORTLAND, April A-Tnere was weak
ness all around in both European and
Eastern markets today ami II naturally
reflected 70 q certain extent locally the
mills having ceased paying such a Big
d1aerential over export values as was in
evidence last week Exporters were In
the market At SS9Ssc for Waiia Walia
Sc for valley ana elc for hiuesten Az
other cargo cleared yesterday, leaving two
engaged ships in the river.
Cleared--Ship Howard d. Troop. for
Queenstown. with - bushels Of wheat.
q = z
San FRaneiseo Cash wheat.
San FRANCISCO, ApsH G-cssh
wheat. 0eoQl07ss.
NEW YORK MARKETS.