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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
CASE AGAINST WEAVER.
Number of Anidnvits Against Pow
crs' Jurors Were Filled.

Georgetown, KY, Aug. 22.-The case of
George F. Weaver accused of perjury,
was called to-day before County Judge
Yates Several witnesses testified that
they saw Weaver at Grayson's Springs
the day on which Senator Goebel was shot
The commonwealth concluded its side of
the case to-day.
Quite a number of affidavits were filed,
charging that Jurors Munson, Mulberry,
Murphy. Craig, Crosswait and Musselman
had formed and expressed opinions that
Powers was guilty and ought to hang.
The affidavit against Chaig, who is
prominent shoe merchant, charges that
he said, after being summoned and Sc
lected that he would not be controlled
by evidence. but only by instructions from
the court.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
UNTIL THE NEXT TERM.
Gases in the GOebe1 Murder Com
pIictty Have Been Continued.

Georgetown, KY, Aug. 22.-Judge Cam
trll to-day, being satisfied that Henry
Youtsey is not in proper physical condi-
ton to stand trial for alleged comp.icity in
the Goebel murder continued the case un-
Ill next term of court.
Owing to illness in the family Of one of
the attorneys for Combs. Whitaker and
Davis, those cases also were postponed to
the October term. The accused will be ad-
mitted TO bail in the sum of $1,000 each.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
CHAFFEE SENT CASUALTIES.
Capt. ReiIIy's Name Heads the List
of the Killed.

Washington, Aug 22.-The War Depart
ment to-day received from Gen. Chaffee
the list of American casualties In the
lighting at Pekin. The following officers
ard men were killed:
Battery f, Fifth Ar,ilIery-Capt. Henry
J. Reilly, morning Of the nth; Company
c. Ninth Infantry, Robert f.. Walsh; +;
Company Il, Ninth Infantry James o.
Hail: Company Il. Ninth Infantry, Daniel
W. Slmpkins; Company X, Fourteenth In
fantry Russell r. Elliott; Company M
Fourteenth Infantry, James c. Wiber;
Edward B. Mitchell, Company l., Four
teenth Infantry. died 18th of wounds re-
ceived in action. Capt Smedley n. Butler
Of the marine corps is among the slightly
wounded.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
AMERICAN TROOPS CONDITION.
Report Received From China by the
War Department.

Washington, Aug. 22-The War Depart
ment has received the following cable
gram:
"Tien Tsin, Aug. 19-Adjutant General,
Washington: With reference to your tel
egram of the 18th. horses, materials and
troops promptly lightered al Taku and
forwarded to front. Sixth Cavalry mount
ed Grant dransporO due I'm Manila now.
Hospitals excellent. ample for present
army, well supplied and in fine condition.
Everything satisfactory. Go to Pekin to-
morrow Sick and wounded doing well.
(Signed) Barry"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
THEY WERE UNOPPOsED.
Allied Forces Reconnoitered with
out Meeting Resistance.

Copyright 1900, the Associated Press.
In Camp Outside Pekin, Aug. a. (pre-
sumably) via Che Foo, Aug. 21.-Morning
of the 14th. regiments of Japanese. Amer,
icans British and Russians reconnoitering
along the four roads toward Pekin yes
terday were unopposed. They establish
ed lines five miles from Pekin, before the
east wall, whose towers are visible.
The remainder of che army is arriving.
There are no signs of the Chinese in front
of Pekin, but there was heavy firing
there all night. Probably the Chinese
are attacking the legations in desperate
effort to crush them before the city walls
The heat is intense, and marching SOL
diers suffer greatly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23

TOPEKA Kan, Aug. 22-Chairman But
Ter OF the Popu IS; National Committee
will not attend tho Bryan notification
m citing here to-morrow. Nice Chairman
Edmiston, It is announced, will preside
= his stead
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
REPORT FROM ROBERTS.
Many Missing After an Engagement
with the Beers.

London. Aug 22.--The war office has re-
ceive1 the following dispatch from Lord
Roberts. dated Aug. 21:
Lieut.. Co. Sitwell. reconnoitering near
Ventersburg, engaged the Boers. Two
British were wounded. Lieuts. Speeding.
Davenport Surtese and Watson and a
medical officer and twenty-four men are
missing.
Hamilton has crossed the Crocodile
river
"Paget and Baden-Powell engaged COM
mardos protecting De Wet Aug. 20. Lieut..
Flowers and one man killed Lieut.. kirby
and six men were wounded"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
OUT OF THE SNARE.
Board Notified of the Escape of the
Missionaries.

Boston, Aug. 22.-The Board of Com
missioners for Foreign Missions has re-
ceived to-day a cablegram from Che Foo,
as follows:
Psalm 1:2i: Pekin and Tung Chow
missionaries. also Chapins. Smiths. Wick
off saved"
The passage of scripture alluded to is:
"Our soul is escaped as a bird of the
snare OF the fowlers; the snare is broken
and we are escaped"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
ACQUAINTED THE DAUGHTER.
Gen. Wheeler Notified Her of the
Death of Cnpt. Reilly.

Chicago. Aug. 22.-The sad task of off,
cially confirming Capt. Renlys death to
the deceased officers daughter, Hester
who is at Highland Park. a suburb of
Chicago, devoived upon Gen. Wheeler to-
day. Gen. Wheeler received the news In
message from Gen. Corbin. and re-
peated II over the telephone to Capt.
Reillys daughter, adding words of sym
pathy for the family and tribute 20 the
dead soldier
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
ALL WERE ACQUITTED.
Four of Those Accused May Appear
in Court again.

Havana. Aug. 22.-All the persons sc-
cused Of completely In the Havana Gus
toms House frauds were acquitted to-day.
The president Of the court, consisting Of
three judges. has inserted In the decision
clause to the effect that he thinks four
of the accused are guilty, and these may
be taken before the Supreme Court.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
COUNTER TO ROBERTS.
President Kruger Has Issued n Proc
Inmation to Beers.

London. Aug. 23.-President Kruger, ac-
cording to a dispatch from Lourenzo
Marquee to the Daily Express. has issued
a proclamation counter to the latest pro-
clamation issued by Lord Roberts. The
Transvaal President says:
'It Will he p you nothirg TO lay down
your arm or 10 leave commandos. Every
steo homeward means a step nearer St.
HfIfna
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23

Washing on Aug % The cru ser New
Orleans was reported at the navy depart
ment as having arrived at Woo sung, the
port OF Shanghai. to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
TWENTY-FOURTH INFANTRY.
The Regiment Is Under Orders 10
Sail for the Orient

Helena, Mont, Aug. 22-The command
ant at Fort Harrison to-day received no.
tice from the war department that the
Twenty-fourth Infantry would sail for
the Orient, Oct. l. Part of the regiment is
still in LuZon. 1t is understood that the
regiment may be sent to China.
A company of the Eighth Infantry, now
at Fort Smelling, will relieve Company
d of the 24th at Fort Harrison.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23

The foregoing dispatch from the CORE
spondent of the Associated Press at Pc
kin, was evidently written and sent off
several hours earlier than his dispatch,
dated Aug. "A, and received in New York
Tuesday night, giving the story of the
rescue and the joyful reception of the
relief column.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23

Yokohama. Aug. 22.-An Official dis
patch from corea says thousand rebels
have attacked Song Ching. burning the
government buildings located there
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23

missionaries and Chinese Christian con-
verts, who had been imprisoned in the
palace. Two hundred japanese were killed
or wounded
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23
The signaI Corps, work.

The signal Office says, that while this
dispatch was severnl days IN coming
through 10 Washington, there Is reason 10
believe that the military telegraph lno
Ia now working into the Chinese capital
Some delays are expected at first. as the
line is simply an Insulated wire laid on
the ground. there being not enough tim
Der In that region to erect It on poles,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-23

Berlin. Aug. 22.-Emperor William to-
day began riding in an automobile
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The marine exchange reports the following move
meats Of vessels for the past twenty four hours TO
=. m last night:
sEATTLE-Arrfyed. May s. str Ruth, from Stag
way. Sailed, May n. str Dirigo. for sksgwsy: str
Brunsviek. for Nome; May 8. sh Occidental. for
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO May a. $50 y n,
SITS Charles n. Lane and Lsvton, for Seattle
TACoMA-Arrived. May Is Br bk Shsndon.
PORT TOWNSEND Sailed May 8. Ocean
Vance. II 30 q m. for Whatcom bk TopgAllant, for
Hongkong sh Occidental. for San Francisco. Ar
rived, revenue cutter Rush
sYDNEY-Arived. prior 20 MAY q. Br BIZ Do
minicn from Tacoma, March T. posted overdue.
HONoLULU-MAy IL. sh Agenor frum Newcastle
Australia with cargo n coal, while discharginx Ere
was discovered under main hatch fire WAS afterward
extineriished; damage not known.
yAlPARAiso-Arrired. Arril Il. Chi bk Lsto-
na, from Vancouver
CARDIFF-sailed, May /. Br bk Kilmallic. for
Vancouver
Spoken-May 10, latitude is deg north lonsitnd.
deg. west, Br hk kmaEiie, Balfcur master Car
diff to British Columbia
HoNoLULu-sAiled. May u. sh Charmer, for
Puget sound.
kAHuLUf-Arrived. May II. schr Emma CiAud-
ina from Puget sound May T. schr Ottillie Ford
from Grays harbor. In port. May is, schr $. T.
Alexander. from Tacoma
MEAN Ray. May &-C7oudy: wind east Eve
miles- Passed in, tug Sea Lion. 10 20 A. m. Passed
out, str Queen % a IN.
PORT CRESCENT, NAV 7s-Cioudy; fresh west
wind Passed In. four rnas,ed sohr 10 tow az tug
Boyden, las a. m. Three schooners sailing 10 %
O. n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26
JUDGEMENTS RARE IN FRANCE.
Parental Consent Required. No Mat
ter what the Axe of the Parties.

Eiopements are OF very infreQuent oc-
currence in France, a fact that is due In
large measure to the popularity Of the
French law pertaining TO marriages Not
only must the contracting parties-up to
any sge-have the written consent Of their
parents, but also in case of the death OF
their parents they must obtain the con-
sent Of their grandparents Here is a case
instanced by correspondent whose friend
Suzanne p. was engaged TO Henri 8. Both
were orphans, yet 1t was several months
before the ceremony could be performed
because OF the number of papers and GER
tincates which were necessary for the
celebration OF their nuptials No less than
fourteen certificates were absolutely indis-
pcnsable. and Suzanne, as well as her
flance, was obliged TO show in default Of
their parents presence or written con-
sent: First, her fathers death certificate;
second, her mothers death certificate:
third, her fathers fathers death certin-
cate; fourth, her fathers mothers death
certificate: fifth. her mothers fathers
death certificate; sixth. her mothers
mothers death certificate; seventh her
own birth certificate. Several months
elapsed before all these papers could be
got together.
when at last all was ready Suzanne b
appeared at the marie and inquired when
she might Re married. Have you got the
consent az your consei de familie?" (fam-
NY council. which regulates the AFFAIRS OF
orphans and minors was the question.
mo Ny parents died intestate" Then
you can't be legally married" But
have no conseil de fsmilie" Well. then.
get one as soon as possible" was the
reply. And poor Suzanne was forced to
write 10 all her relatives Ia all corners Of
France many of whom she had never
even seen-and ask them to come up to
Paris 10 form a oonseil de fAmiie, After
much expense. worry and trouble, not to
speak OK lawyers fees. etc, the various
members Of the c0nseil de familie were at
last collected together 20 give their con-
sent to the marriage Of Suzanne and
Henri.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26
CHICAGO Markets.


CHICAGO. May S-The cool seauestsred vale Of
life which the wheat market plseidiy truiged along
today was only 4 in width. If the expression NAV
be used. The Northwest still without rain Of
the sort needed. although winnipes, Grand Forks
and Fargo so< q little moisture, which was sufi-
Gent 10 depress prices here bit Before the news
OF these showers reached here the market firm.
the Liverpool steadiness the dryness hereinhe-
fore referred 10. and the damage claims from Kan
sas and Illinois. The majority Of traders in.
ciined 20 await something definite although Il Is
generally believed here that rain In the Nor;hwes;
would ~ least he Of some benefit Trade light.
both for cash aud In the speculative article. july
wound mp steady, sc lower.
Save for a little spurt Of activity early, corn
dull and generally under the influence of wheat.
The weather favorable for the crop and Liver
pool steady July closed shade under yes
terdsy. at Ein37ae
Oats dun and easy July closed lefsc under
yesterday. at lfr.
There was not much q provision market aud the
range narrow Hogs we're firm early but weak
later. forming mild influence for the guidance of
the product. July pork closed shade yester-
DAY lard PC lower and Fibs unchanged.
Articles OPENING Highest. Lowest. Closing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26

PURCHASING PRICES.

~ ssro~fng prices Are being offered 20 the pro
-, b. Ire ioo1i dealers for delivery In round lots
= ~ Doh and Ia the car AZ Seattle;
cnsr-Oafs. Hsa30; barley, SIS 50; wheat, chicken
~ 1,ss;f 80: bran. SO: shorts, ST..
Tu-Prrsf sound. sssait; Eastern Washington
>rshy sisaIr: Alfalfa 81 % Ter ton
tery--strirsiY fresh ranch. isalic
Scfser-rresh ranch, 1872; creamery. Uc-
Hnity-IArs chickens. isc; live turkeys. I've; tar-
!. "; geese. tec: ducks. 81 59sf.
Iiss ssork-hoiee beef cattle. cows. ss43c: steers.
-; chuics sheep tslasc: good hogs. live, &c:
- dressed Sc; calves. dressed large. &C.: Email.
I. cslves live. large. &c srnan. &C.
UAs Pti,s snd wool-Heary sound ssited steers.
= rs, Nc. rsedium sound, Per =, Tse; light.
"a under ms. rsc; COWS. sound. AL weights.
y. Nass balls and oxen. Sc; saited Eps. Tc:
~ per r. e: green hides. Ic less than saifed:
q kNss PER n, liz; dry cilis. one-third less;
svps deer Per =. ~Fssc: winter deer dry. D6
=; ,sr<ry deer. I27lsr; dry eis, sSiee; green ELI.
~ lheer pelts, 2sc6siS; shearlines isaSc;
Kim washtnEton wool. safe; Western Wash
srua vpcl. Nc; dirty or timber burned. iasiic:
Sbss, xasis-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26
MARINE NEWS.

Nateo. FOX Nanstro
TAc0MA-sailed May u. 81 Dsshius Wave, for
Cape Meme
QUTAM-ArriTed MAY 8, sh la Gironde, from
San Pedro fox Hcqrihm, she Lost jib In a sqnal
early this morning
LUDLow-ArriTed May y, httn Kiiki,at, CAPT
Cutler. from Honolulu; schr Lizzie Vance Capt
Hardwick. to lead for san Francisco
AsToRIA-Auived May a. 81 Ghgste from
Shanghai
sYDNEY-Arrired pir to May a. bark Denim
Ion from Tacoma
SAN FRANcIsCo-Arired May 8. s,mr Colun-
biA from Portland
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decided falling a IN the volume Of
-. -. soszv accounted FOR in part BY the heavy
a. ~ i, psrt ~ the fact that the large steam
. - Meme ucv in pert have either taken on their
ssrsirs Or are net Jet ready 10 receive cargo To
~ - ~,.g-t TIE transactions were Of the usual
1870 acre scareer % the n.rket, and q
". s,rse, TIE rainfall today viii re;Srd ripening
y ,,;~r, What Is ready 10 pick, that. Until tks
~. trsvhter the supply viii not he large.
- ssrarsrr FROM San Francisco arrived last
y. nd WITH not 50 fun supply q vegetables
.t sr-ts ss sxpecicd-
s.,srx, and ufsuses have come In by rail, and
y. 4 20 scarcity c. them
- z.stets. eroep; for the diminished volume
vt-s6e remain On yesterday. there being no
n s,atrres 10 report
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26
FOREIGN ETs.


LONDON. Mag S-whea; carsoes on passase,
buyers indifferent Operations. csfsoes NAllA "A4A'
- English country markets quiet
TyERpOOl Nav 25-whsat and Sour in Paris
h.r~lv steady French country markets quiet
Srot wheat steady. No. ! California. IS LID; Ne
sid September. s. Sd
Corn-spoi steady; American mixed, new Is "a
Futures quiet; July. IS s.d; September, }; isst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26
BLUES IN THE BLOOD.
Happiness and Good Feeling Killed
by Lazy Liver
Constipation Breeds lstestinsi Microbes That
Poison the Blood. Depressing tifrct On the
Sensitive Brain Itssse.

Don't lot your liver get out OF order.
II YOU do. bright days Will DO dark. de-
precision VIII gather, and you'll have one
tret-clnss az az the blues after another.
IL Is the poison that remains In your
blood instead % being expelled from the
body that irfitateB the delicate brain
tissue, makes your head ache. makes
you Respondent.
Lazy liver causes constipation and
makes the whole machinery ~ the body
move slowly. depresses the vital energy.
There's an easy way 90 avoid -. II
you'u take our advice Make your liver
lively. keep your bowels moving natural
Is ana drive the poison from your sys-
tom. hy taking caHcArats Candy Catassy-
tls. the ideal laxative.
Cascarcts never fan We want you 20
believe what We say. It's the truth.
backed by an absolute guarantee.
II Cascarctz fail 10 please when you
use them you get your money back. It's
shat Cascarets do, not What We say
they DO. that proves their merit.
You can buy them for trlne. Joe, &c.
or &c a box. a. your own dTggists or
mailed for price. Write for booklet
Tighten the Ills ~ Humanity" ana free
sample. mailed Tor the asking. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago. Montreal.
Can. Or New York
This e. the CAsCARET tab
let. Every tablet Of the only
n r. r ! genuine Cascarets bearB the
| = = \ | magic letters &C 6 c." Look
r n az the tablet before you buy,
and beware of frauds. lrnlta-
lions and substitutes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26
NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. Msy S-rIoA~-Hecs,p.s Ill sS
barrels exports liz. sis barrels Market steady
Wheat-Receipts. lssTD bushels: exrort. % sps
bushels Spot firm: Ne red. Tyte elevator; sac, T.
Q. 3 Options opened frm, hut closed weak s94c
.s3c.
Wool-Quief.
Hors-sfesdy
cofee-options closed steady. points up Sales,
1850 hssr, including May. t.Toc; June s,Tsc; Au-
gust, s Soc. September ac SPOT Rio frm; Nc 7
invoice. 7tc Mild. quiet Cordova st1istc
sugsr-RAw. firm. Fair refining, 4c centrifusal
% test. &c. Refined, steady
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26

SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstufs
san FRANCISCO. May s.-whea. easy. Barley
Spot quotations were:
,was1i-shipFing. No, l. soc; ohoice soe; milling
Barisy-reed. s7sa7oe; brewing. -Tuasoe
oats-crsy oresoa. slrsei.i2i; milling, 81 ss
LIZ; red. Scay.3n
Flour. quarter sacks. is.7oc: Oregon g So; wash
inEson- lSfs wheat. ccntsls. 7efss: OREGON Loso /:
-; bran. sacks, 100; Oregon. sSs: suSdiirss o.
number ss2
Produce. Fruit, Etc
Undertakings sl7sn; bran. 81 sosl' 20 per
Hsy-whest, s. soslo: wheat and cat, ~ss: hes.
barley y; alfalfa. tdT; compressed wheat T6is;
PotAtoes-Rirer Burbank soas5c: Oregon Bu--
tarks, 5saTOc
Observation-Disclosures azsai 50: green peas. sec
esi stIlag beans Sase; tomatoes. Sel7s sspara-
rruit-Nsvtl oranges Nsoss: Mexican isrDs. "a
80; common California lemons. 81; choice Cali
spries s. aaa
Batier-Pancy creamery. lsc; seconds ls4sITc; Fan
CT dAtrT. lseistc; seconds. isalssc.
ern. iss5i-c.
Esss-store. iesar.e: fancy ranch. lsc.
ANtsF3 blhNttie. lAai-cs turkey mems L
az; cid ROSTERS. s.. ZsSs 20 Young ROSTERS ssa
80; small troilers 81 75ag % LARGE hroilsrs SOS 3d.
frrers. $ soa. 70: hens, sia4 90; old ducks. ss9s;
geese. sLEaiE.
Wool and Hops.
ooi-sprng-NsvaiA, lt9isc; Eastern Oregon u
ais: valley OREGON. NAH. Fai-Sorthern noun
tain lanhs Toe I9c, mountain lambs, sdlOc: san
JOAQUIN plains, sam; Humboldt and Msndocino,
lkafsc.
Hops-Crop cf 1895 il6Isc
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Essy: December easc: cash. sc
Bsriey-No sales
Corn-Larse yellow. Ni5di.i7i.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. May a.-CAtue Reeeipts 500 bad.
lnrisdlns 40 TeNAss Steers slow. lec lower hutch-
efs' stock loklsr lower. Natives Best on Nals cue
car s. a. sood 70 prime steers. $ lss5 10 T.or %
mrituu, 81 soes 20 selected fceders stoSk. 5 tsgf
Sos. usitcd stockers dan ard shade lower. s ga
go cows s. l0&s % hcifcrs. s. Esss 10: GAMERS.
a ts,as bulls csss 9. calves Ssfs Best TEXANS On
sale cne car S. fed stosrs. si9 %. hails, s. IS
eTs,
hlgssf ToP. S $. mixed Aad butcher. s ia4s 3
.r.~l 70 rhuirr heavy. s. 1ssh s. rqzEh heafr $ 70
rs n. HIGHT s. loEs q huik q sales, S &sae y
sheer Receipts sau head sheep ard lambs dan.
IA. I5aer Coed 90 caoiec wothsvs. s. -sAs 70, fair
=, choice mixed 81 Issa a, Western sheep. s. SNs
: ls geaIiiuss Sts5 e uauve lNmes. s. Ss7 West
err iants SAei.
Omaha.
OMAHA May Is Cattle Rsesirts, : W head
Narket steady Natiye teef stegrs, 81 Eiea V coNs
90 hgfrsfs & FaSt e Gamer s. stag a. ttocksrs
40 feeders, S 5sss q calves. Sa' balls and stAss,
1Sa{ s
Heavy S assss 3 naked e-sa3 Is Ashtr sSss-a't;
hu,k e sales. S o2ss5 q
90 choice natives s. lNas % fair To chuice West-
ems 81 eas5s n crmmeu and 1hoice sheer, s. -Vss
hrnbs S. s4sf.
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Oniaha
THE DOL MARKET.
I4ondo Or.

LONDON May 3 TIE third series c! the %
.n-ttsn sales closed today Ntih offerings Of IS
49, Ths ssiection WAS fair ana met with soo1
demand a. fFm pures Tie b-lG c! the cseTinss
were tAkcn ~ Yorkshire
~. hrtpc trade secured y ec bsies and the eouti-
-eut = om America 40d Aa4 lE.on bsles vsEs
held over,
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Cash Quotations.

Flour-stcady.
whest-Se } spring seasS.c: Nc. ? red fsdr2,c
Connie 2 Aa55te. No, yellow. Ssc
osts-So. 2. 94a22sc No. white 2s.sf5te; No ,
white, 2sda5c
nye--So q 65sa5syc
Rsriey-Good feeding ssc; fair to choice mailing
s4asie
Ffasseed-No l. N@
Timothy sced-prime s. 51.t7S IS.
Mess pork-Prr barrel. SO 5oali.B
IArd-Psr 100 pounds. 81 isae 81
shost Rihs-sides loose. 50 tSas 70.
Shoulder Dry sslted. hoxed ssasie.
short Sides-CleaF. bnred. Sale
yhi-kv- BASIS az hish VINES 81 y
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Local Repor-MGxinum temperature IS degrees
minimum, as mean. 50; Is inches az rain fen dur
ing the past twenty-four hours; winds mostly light
to fresh SoutheAsteriy
thunderstorm occurred at 2. m n Seah Bay.
GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
sectinn Director Weather Bureau
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26
THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
sx- Portland. Or, May 8. 100.
snovers; stationary Temperature
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AGpr.
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26

On ~ rfoda. ssfhsnss today the butter market
~As auist -reanrrs issisic dairy llfgGe.
Cheese -iHu saasc
FfFs- stradY fresh. Atc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26

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