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The age-herald., 1900-02-21
PINK LIVINGSTON
 HAS ESCAPED AGAIN
He Has Broken Out of Penitentiary Three Times and Out of Jail Twice
 Left Tools Behind.

Oneonta, February 2o.-CSpecial.) )-Pink Livingston, white, escaped from jail here on Sunday night He had recently served a year in the penitentiary for killing his brother, and was brought back here to stand trial for an indictment for carrying a concealed pistol. He has a remarkable record, having escaped from the peniten- tlary three times and twice from the coun- ty jail. The present escape was effected by saving the bars of the cell. He left behind him quite collection of saws. l5i
 Hon T. H. Davidson, judge of probate of this county, is in his office again after an enforced absence of seventy-five days from typhoid fever
 After long experimenting and much labor, the city authorities have succeeded in se- curing a well with ample water to supply the waterworks, and the construction of the plant will now be steadily pushed for ward.
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Democratic Congressional Campaign
 Committee Meets.

Washington, February 20-At a meeting of the democratic congressional campaign committee to-nigiht, the following officers were elected:
 ChaiIman-Representa Richardson of Tennessee.
 Secretary-fIon James Kerr of Pennsyl- vania.
 Treasurer-James l.. Norris of Washing ton, D. c.
 Sergeant-ad d-arms-George Rae of Texas.
 Assistant geant-at-arms-W. w. Mar maduke of Washington, D. c.
 INre chairman was authorized to select a first and second v3ce chairman, and the sec retary two assistants The chairman and secretary also were authorized to fill va oancies in the committee from states having representatives in congress.
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
Wanted Grandfather's Hat

Indianapolis. Ind, February 2O.-Alf Pur- du, an alleged crank, who lives near Mun- cie, called at the residence of ex-President Harrison this evening. He was ushered in- to the parlor by. a servant and the general was called. The visitor gravely informed MT. Harrison he wanted to borrow his silk hat, as he expected to run for governor this fall. He was informed by the general that he was going out himseH in few minutes and would need the hat. Purdu thanked him and walked out. He subsequently, made a scene in the state house.
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
Cold Weather in Havana

Havana, February 20.-For several days the weather has been unusually cold for Havana. At 12 o'clock last night the tenn perature had fallen to 54. Numerous cases of grippe have been reported. At noon to- day. however the. weather began to mod crate and at o'clock this evening the tenn perature was 72 degrees. At a meeting of residents of Havana today a special com mittee was appointed endeavoring to pre- went foreign bishop holding ecclesiastical office here.
 The British bark Lancaster, from King ston, Jamaica, is quarantined at Cienfu- egos with a case of yellow fever on board.
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
To Purchase fin.ber Lands

Marion, Ind, February 2O.-Hon. James E. Randall, congressman from Louisiana, and the Hon. D. J. Hanley of Lake Prov dence that state, has been in the city con- ferring with local capitalists regarding the purchase of large tract of timber land near Lake Providence. The tract of timber embraces 57,00O acres. J. l.. Bartley and R. J. Spencero of this city and c. s. Baer of Wabash, are the parties who propose pur- chasing the land and they will go to Louis- tana the last of this week to close the deal.
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
American Made the Gun.

London, February 2.-A dispatch to the Standard from Modder river, dated Monday and. describing the relief of Kimberley, says that the maker of the gun christened Long Cecir' at the Debeers work, was an Amer fcan named George Lalbram. He was after ward killed by a Boer shell, which fell in his room aE the Grand hotel
 The correspondent confirms the report that the escort with the British convoy at Rfet river, was reinforced and made an ur- successful attempt to attack the Boers in the rear. He says that Lord Roberts then ordered the wagons to be abandoned.
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
Duchess Dead

Paris, February 21.-Marchale Macma- hon, Duchess of Magenta, widow of Mar chale- Patrick Maurice Macmahono, sec ond president of the third republic of France, died yesterday at her residence in ,'le Rue de Bellechasso, after short Illness On Saturday evening she had an apoplectic stroke The duchess, who was in her 7lst year, was much liked in Paris society.
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
Capture of the Convoy.

Cradock. Cape Colony, February 2O.- Details have arrived here with respect to the capture of the British convoy at Riet river. It appears that the wagons were daagered near the drift, and that the con woy was attacked by 1,6O0 Boers with four guns. The shelling continued all day. One hundred and eighty wagons were captured, containing provisions and forage Half the drivers and leaders were killed, or are missing.
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
All Well at MafekIng.

London, February 2-Advices to the Daily Mail from Mafekfng, dated Friday, February IT, says
 All business here Is being conducted under good order. The resident commis- sion has sumptuous apartments in sub teranean 'bomb-proof. All well. The Cape police have large hall with a piano. The Mafeking hotel dining room seats forty. All these have been dug out and are im- previous to shells"
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
Dying from Smallpox

Jackson, Miss, February 20.-D. L. Lewis. a prominent planter of HIindes coun- ty reported to the state board of health that fifty negroes have died in his neigfborfood during the present smallpox infection.
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
THE BOERS ARE
 FALLING BACK
Continued From Page one.)

from Kip Kraal drift was endeavoring to outfiank the enemy and to cut them off from Bloomfontein so as to drive them Dack into General MacDonald's hands When I left the front General Kelly Kenny had not come up with the enemy.
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. D. W. Groves signature is on each hox 25e
The age-herald., 1900-02-21
Necessity $ the Mother of hvention. "

# yas tie necessity for an honest, reliable blood purifier and ionic that brought into enistence Hoods Sarsapa- rlLa. # $ a highly concen- trated extract prepared by a combination, proportion and process peculiar to hseLf and giving 10 HoodVs s SarSaparflla unequalled curative ,poqVer. lis eponderfutrecord of cures las made H America s Greatest MedasTs. 245 2 Rosy Cheeks = ''ti haVs good health and rosy ehesks, thanks to Hoods . Sarsaparala. # 6rads 11le gp ard saves doc4or bats." sMary 4. Burke East Car s., Indianapolis, Ind.
 BodJ SaadabaM
 S Zl5HJU
 Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non-rritatng and only cathartic to take with Hoods sarsaparilla:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



san FRANCISCO. Aak y -wAsat- Steady ara
unchanged
nsriey Flr-a. nesswhsr ssss
Oats Qsss Nrs sfaff ksit
sYrf operations
wNss, shgpins No l. p.e, miHiss n.wFs
IN
Rs,iev FEED eSaCc hse~,ux -'lRE.
Oats Coed % sksics. 8 isfi u Esay, 81 iasi y .
rel s. isssiN.
Receipts.
plas,r autgies ssckt tn orexrs u a.. uksas
rsrfsls = ~ hsrisv rsrttis q ". rais -entsis
VS. 0reEon sS ro~r. csuiais. e. pos&fses tteks
e ss aoseaS ssehs. yei hraa sarks ~ Orczan
tsg -ASliaEs tseks. EtE hay. iqns. "a vol
taies. ~ hiss vnmSsr, "a susstalves saska. o.
wire rsinns ~ ~
Praduce. Frstt.. Etc.
Nills,urs- Natflirss. sits9i hsan 81 a2nz p.s
trr
vhsst Sau. vAsat I'D sas. rzss s.. ss,t
tsslaS g s1as y afsl's. fsSf -. clover ssals
s'tavl TT hsi., N.s3rac
rntAtoss River Rarbanks sSFsSs salirss Rur.
hanks. u02N sweet tsrelG s.
Vegetables cacnmf~fs tsefN g Fsrse .,RA,
srrca peas Esss s'rirg hssrs 1sse nsr ., tnrs
toes. ra4se tsraTagss Fkrssz &
Frust-Arp}es. rhaies. 81 IS, -0an.o-. A. Nsxsean
times S usss. common Cafeteria lemons & ss2
: IS ehe3os cainaruia isncns, 81, =. haaauAs 81
a. - pinesrpiss. ss41
BETTER Fancy srsamery g,sEsss: seconds. assas
fancy asiyy. sie Seconds. i-ETr
Cheese Yegss America, lasisrc. Esstsrn. lS,tF
its
p.Aisr---r-sh.s rsAAlAss4 MIA. .zrs.- A-a- II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
PURCHASING PRICES.

me following priess being oRsvsd 10 the PRO
uueer ~ the local dealers for delivery N round lots
Pm The doek and in the ear at Scatter
Grain ~osh. 81 barley, SIS snaie whsal chick.
Pn iced, SIS "; bran. tlii shorts, tif
HU-Puset sound. &dp: Eastern Washington tim.
fhy, SIS alfalfa, % per ton
| fgss- Strictly fresh ranch. 2ltS1zc
Butter Fresh ranch. isnisc; creamery. xHssc
Poufry Live chickens, isfitc; live TURKEYS lac !:
turkeys III; geese ioci ducks. it9i2c per NJ
| Live stock-rhocs beef cattle, cows alossyc
peer. tote choice sheep. tc; good hogs lire o. .
hoss, dressed. 'c calves. dressed large SC small
" calves Hive. large. Sci small &C.
Hides. pelts and woni-Heavy sound .alted steers
fter 20 ma, g. medium, sound per n. fc light
aound. under y his, 10: cows, sound sli weights
5r; stays. bulls and oxen. S. saltsd kip. II |,
sive., per ID. scI green hides, ic les. than saited
}fy hides pet III. i2c; dry rulls. one third lssa
GUNNER deer. per N, -hpc winter deer, dry Na
Pc; nanety deer, iaaites dry siA sesisol Green elh
ktsc sheep pslfs nctstln shesriinss, isfier .
Eastern washington veil. ssiie. Western Washing
non wool, isc. dirty OF timber burned, Issilss
taow. zN&c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCIsCO-Arrived. Anr. e. str War
field from Oyster harhor; str Empire. from Coos
bay; str State of California, from Portland; str
Ms'.eawan. from Tacoma; str Latme from Ia
coma
AsToRIA-saiied. Aug q. Ger sh Robert Rick.
mer, for Queenstown
PORT TowNsEND-Arived, Aug q, bk Hesper
from Chemsinu for Melbourne
PORT ANGELEs-Arrived. Aug p, 81 Marion
Chiicott. from Honolulu.
yICTORfA-Arriyed, Aug. ~ Br str Empires. Of
China. from Honakone; Br str Goodwin. from Hong
kong
PORT ToWNsEND-Arrfved. Aug. q. .bk Oregon.
from Esqutmslt.
SrAH BAY-Passed. Aug q. str Roanoke. from
Seattle for Cape Nome
PORT LrnL0W-Saiied Avg. n schr Marie r.
Smith, Capt Nielsen. for San Francisco.
HOQrfAM- Sailed. Aug q, schr Gem. from Abcr-
deem for San Francisco, schr W. r. witrmsnn,
from Aberdeen for San Francisco schr Tampa,
from Ho1uiam for Guaymas Arrived. Aug. q, schr
Laura Msdssn from San Pedro for Aberdeen, schr
Luson, from Honolulu for Aberdeen; schr Queen
from San Francisco for Aberdeen.
SANAIMo r. C.--sailed. str Titsnia. for San
Franefscn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the following:
SEATT1.E F. Sailed, Aug. q, sh A. ] Fuller, for
San Francisco Arrived. Aug. q, sh Berlin. from
San Francisco; Br sh Glenard. from Antwerp.
FIELD. from Oyster harhor. Sailed. Aug. n. str Min
cola, for Nanaiyno
PORT ANGELEs-Arrived Aug. "a. 81 Marion
Chileott. from Honolulu.
rAcoMA-ssiied, Aug. r. str Progrcso. for San
FYarrisco
VICTORIA " c-Arrivsd. Aug y. Br str
Goodwin, from Honskcna for Tacoma nr str EN-
press Of China, from Honskoug for Vancouver.
PORT TOWNSEND Inward; Aug. 2: str Una
tiia, 6t5 p. m, from san Francisco for Seattle.
Passed ant, str wsils walla from sesttis for San
Francisco. Passed in. Aug. o. Br sh Glenard, a.
m. from Antwerp for Seattle. Arrived. bk Oregon.
square rgger and steam collier passed in 20 a. m
rAc0MA-Arived. Aug y. str washienaw. IRON
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCAN Aug 3, str Matte
avian, from Tacoma.
NEAH BAY-Passed IN, Aug O, a two-nAs.ed
steamer at 80 = m
sEArTIE~Arrived, Aug. ~. q. 3. transport
Iawton, from Cane Nome
PORT TOWNSEND Passed IN Aug q y. q
transport Lswton, l2to p m, from Cape Nome for
seattle. hk Oregon, 10 30 2. m. from EsqufuAa for
Tacoma: barge Richard ILL.,. u 30 y. M, from Ju-
San FRANCISCO Aug. y. str Lskme,
KOBE Arrived. Aug u. O. s. transports Pah
lang and Gsronne. from Seattle
PORT IrpLow-sailed. Aug d. schr Ethel
Zane, for Pert Gamble
NBAH BAY-Aus, ~ clear; northwest wind.
TOW o. tng, - p. M from Yokohama for British
Columbia. sohT Robert Levers. 10 .. m. Ia ton o.
ting. from Honolulu for Port Ludlow Passed out .tr
Walia Wslla from Seattle for San Francisco: hk Bis
BONANZA. from Tacoma for Adelaide str Robert Dol.
lar, from seattle for Nome; str progrcSo from Ia.
coma fer San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29


catarrhal disease. through the efforts OF
the Copeland Specialists. as follows;
believe | have had catarrh all my
life. At least. do not remember a time
when ] was not troubled with obstruc-
ton Of tho air passages, dropping OF
mucns In the throat, and with dull head
aches and sense OF heaviness over the
eyes For number OF years my
Throat Has Troubled Greatly.
The least cold settled there, causing the
tonsiis TO swell until they seemed 20 iii
the throat, and made II difficult to swat
low anything. The vocal cords became
affected so that AT times
Lost NY Voice
and could only speak in whispers. The
nasal membranes were raw and infiarned
and attacks of nosc-bieeding were OF al
most daily occurrence.
ut Is now four years since the disease
attacked my oars. and an liberation oc-
CURED on the right side. When this had
healed. my
Hearing Was Much Impaired
and grew worse until was quite unable
10 distinguish ordinary sounds / was
obliged 70 have people shout at me or re-
peat their remarks. which was very en-
and bubbling noises in my head annoyed
me greatly There was intense irrita-
ton Of the bronchial tubes, producing an
Obstinate Hacking Cough.
and my stomach was badly out OF order
The Copeland treatment has restored
my hearing, given me a good appetite and
digestion, removed the cough and inn
proved my general health wonderfully
Ny throat is now well and ! breathe
freely through my ncstrils. THIS treat
ment is grand success in the cure OF
ali chronic diseases
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White lead 3ahhius Piouser or cstsr, snNlb
.s,'ef ps' e., ' a.. r'sss5 s p,'.n sal
Nawlfps gust cans, seNeiA
Nails, Tool. and Cordase.
Nails Ioabins Ns~ li., sus steel. 50, 10 Co..
Sa " 20 es. wirr, A@
foot Humboldt hna recslo. ~. rysp ernsteut
saw, ~ pcF foot Canadian Racer. itc rarot
sise ~ rst fces baud nistqaa, p psS cent "a
Vs. Asss s'nsls 30. So ~ aes double. BIT,
Z AS isr dss p,sAs sAii,oad, 81 ssss - y pst
~ sl G ~ y @ steel z eis l p,' S IS SIC,
esaiase
,a rs cent u hst Hasale % ana IS re, ssnt ~
iist cpnntsr, Y res esut ~ List snoHofd sea'es.
s. pr 0ent ~ iist
Rps .iehi-usi Msnis Il lnsh and larger. i,sc
per nj lslrch ihfesas ~ rs5 10 aat athVsd,
i5ie tisal q tpch and lsrssf, 81 ihthscai ~ 9
saa l0s Tired liie. tarrsd la'h 5sra. sissi. ~
Ttnsafr p4ss,l oct psies' stamped IS and 10
a. g rer eeat 81
Gtsnlssests = W cent @
Wlrs Paatsd tart wire g. 10 galvanized hArled
lenas nS green virg desh. $40 pw no sguafe
leve,s 'irssins' plses el,ains y. lrs. ns
Giant uovaiys iuisep ayuArlts, " psr CERT.
s.., TSs '' r,.ans NJ, s' si es. FFI ss..
tiumn 81 So peldsa fAesuht Spagting Hlh kexs
8 nvpons Ries spesiuS % ssEA 81; Easls
SOC, settiss pwp SIS pcr kes easssAas,
81 1 CALLED shat. N@
rus re i.So A,eNs tape, sac. triple tsr~.
$50
nlassias can.- xXx G87se peg IN
Heasp Hardware.
mar lrpa uies.as ~ ease. Norway troa. X
pef 10
teoa TSgs ltpthins Wfausss itan. all stsas. hl4cs
Ard saltaalsei. s0r Vt esaR - ust
shevf gnr isaHhsngi ~ ties r.
finplaie Qcbhlas Carnival Ii&irs. byiEht &c.
t}tH s. = Ter heNt TX. So ehAscrai giatez.
tctre a. Bah sW - rr8p1eA @1tS Na
~afel trya itrhhla9 Amcrscsn canmru. Ne 81.
"a zaiutBi4rA. fa ~ eest "a Ass
Shtusis Raats GAlranlsst, g. ser 70 hlaef 8 -
rff "a IL
scsasg lsbsiasi rinssss' aNt.snd.saH 2ts ~
u. fSsfA wtflrs 80
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NEW YORK MARKETS.



NEW YORK, Aug -Flaur-Receip,s. Il. zH bar
rels; exports. $50 barrels Market, active; Mime
sofa patent sid4 ..
whest--R Receipts, SOS bushels: exports. r.Tss
bushels. Spot, firm; No. red ssIc T. o. b.: 7stc.
elevator Options opened easy through local uu.
loading. but gained in sympathy with corn and
on account Of the firm Enslish cables closed duh At
te net advance May closed sssc: September closed
fssc: October closed rae; December closed slsc.
Woo-Firm.
Hops-Quiet.
Cofyee-0ptions closed net unchanged prices 10 s7
10 points lower Sales. 80 bags, including Sepens-
her, .fodT sc; October 800; NoTenber, ssc; De-
eenher T.TnnT T5c. Spot Rio. quiet: No. In
voice. SIC. Cordnya aaaiic
sugar-Raw. finn; fair refining, dc; centrifugal,
% test. &c Refined steady.
Available Grain supply Changes.
Available cable and teesrsphic communications 70
BrsdStreets show the following changes in the avail
able supplies from the last account:
Wheat-rnited States ard Canada. east az the
Rockies increased 10 90 bushels ahoat for and In
Europe, decreased 22ooeoo bushels Total supply,
decreased coo 90 bushels
Corn-uuited States and Canada. east Of the
Rockies. decreased 900 b,shels
Oats-Unted States and Canada east Of the
Rockies increased s3i. 900 bushels.
The combined stock 81 wheat al Portland Or
and Seattle and Tacoma Wash, increased 5000
bushels last week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
wEEKLy CRoP BULLETIN.

Scstilt AHs r. 100
OHiic.i State Department q Asriss,tafs Ciiatsts
and Ger nallssin q ne y psthtf R,grsss WasA-
tnsfen Srgsiea for Wesk tasflns Apsass q $50
rhe usst week fAtagE ce3 eicueY Ard SHADY
With Tsrtls rAins 20 The lst, 80. ~ ART etth Ia
dFieiscp pastures and mettcNs. ard % late ves--
tAhlss Late pctatays ard roct irUps sese very
zach lngeeFea
Threshing interrupted and DELAYED toe 90
thres eAys, bet % injury to wheat "a known hsrs
resulted Ost rstttng, Shica Vas net vet caa-
rletel the Lower Sossnd disfrctS vas interrupt
Cd and sasae fear u tniury entertained In the
sszsit oaaGtfS cat rsFy heayY .Ed sascsntfAss
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JoRBIsc QUOTATIONS.


sussr--6ioidea e. IN bits. sfesc: es,,a q in btl.
sss perasts 500. ary srspuis,sd, sa.e s'i &
s e,,.,n,, ns lin. ,%rsf'si ps so.sly X 81
'''p ps s'p T.. ,o ss' ,, meal ~, y,los
sss, rs,, 70 re- . is' y ~ sacks. sr..ssd
per 100 his, Ia isih sachs. farina 81 Per 100 ils'
y slb sachs. fancy rolisd cat. vi Ter hi "a
.sss corn msa sh. 0 40 p, ~ ss sa !, n Ss
..ss cssessd shsst 4 psv IN. 10 So @s p .. a.
ham aoas i pss bbi' u sis .sss. ss.i. .t "a
ncnf, s. per hhi In 500 sacks ye meal s. IS pe,
81 S s s.s ss r sG a e. r III ' ss. 'sf K
.s nI x. f'. z. :. rasd eat. g case 80 rice
ccA~s Green Mocha. PES ~ 9assMBc; Java re,
y, a4Ssc Costa hca eha,ee nrf NJ tslatla,c
Roasted Arhueslss IN icp N csses per cwt SIS iss
ts ~ Jsss Nle tins rer H. eSs. sseis ase,
Adm AochA. "A, carscpls, SAe. Gmsten,aiA nae
rsgsd Golfer lssSNse, Lien. lsas. Ntri, Gs
hatter, Cheese. EsH. aud Poultry.
I.ssnci wssh'nstsn eresmsSiss, LII aud Alb ryints
Ia48gi Eastern creamery Afcsc
Chess. Ssilrs wsshias,en. fasflAei Eastern. ias
tsss s,IiCtlr t'ssa rrch. tssis. Eastern. na
csme Acnsy~ California comb. issalse. strained.
foalsry tis. rhiesrps ASH, liz. tarssya. lie,
s-sssd tufssrs, ltsiec ducks, nsa per des sec.s.
wslness, per u. Asss. nklic. EAaisFn black val.
as, ~ pecsus ise nihsfts. itse Rfasiis IL.
ksss@ @sA ,.ss, ,.h VEL, ss 'l% s' No ~
e. 20 ,sae''Ha''' - halsaAs. isr' pereoss. &
Hay, Grain and Feed.
nss rass' sr,sa. gsgr ~. nj EAs'sra wa,A.
c n.s., y, s. 'ss; ,1ssS
cega waste. So; eraesrd. S. fees meal. yer
wAss. Fssd ssasu % e.ss m,.l. 81. -is
slsss ~ sraa 90 ~ .aoss' tlac eAcrpssi
ssFe Nssia. aaify eAepped fssa si
Poultry Feed.
.'. .s. sis's. .s' 8, Fs' ton s,.asi.,s
suHaset tans, 81 p<f tsn huiissf Data sac rss
- ~ r. g" ~, ns.i. l's. % ~ Ia ess,
p niea crystal sfit - psF t,n
Meats, Provisions aud rt.h.
ssse sseais Gov hssf 'e psr 10 stesr hssg re
p y watira ~sfhegs. ~ psf o. prsh g. rrr h..
I ~ H,ss, Z 80 70 sral loc F~f -
~ saega- i8be arr saltea siaes az
AZ 4 ~ ts',s s's.'s ~ ~ ~ wAlts star, ~
80 - : Wad Ross, N' sAis,d. 81 slaan
Fss-A F,h HABITAT Sst. sprass z. ,ss.,s.
-, '' s - .slass, 'ieg. itsss3 ucssl,ia
z srrts. " sEeit tHse hsagk cd fssc aests-s
Rsss'ta,. So > ~ aeh s. , Per ssilcr,, ciswas
Il . ~ SACK, hansrnsSi ctses NFs. q s. cgaknA
saisa r.a llaesias' Rel ,siraa. ns rink
II @er. SCH th.s Sis. ssimsn ksfA- teAls q
n 49, asf'iuF. kesf s. 1.tl rs Alasta hrsyias
L. hN encscd staiFt hrfFlnS los. prt bts
- Gs'fa herzias lhle hos. S. ,melel hsf,os.
~ r. boa uaartsfel loelh thhlA So. co.s.h
- htekt, ~. whaie c=i. laslh boxes. l,f ga
NILS a. HHe hadaiss. Stlar
teEetabies.
.ssAiess- Ioeaa NSslsl fskfna NN8A pr toa;
|ssss potaio~s, tAf2 rsE cwt hcc,s Sal > -
|s.ss rstaaesN 81 iss sAck; tuFnlps. TksGsse sacs,
$3.50 y st y pcf cst garlic. los, lettuce iAG
~ Ne< ee4efy, Sesc nef dor radsAts, Ice Per
~ sFsru onioEls lec psg doR yellow pAnreF 81 Is
49,. o'stef plAnt, AsiN PER 10 squash SAT-:
|ssnn.Nhmops, @cSssi pes box. rhubsre. X wehAt-
a. 'o'cAtsss, 90 per boa California tomatoes.
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NoSrOS. Avg. Es-rhe wool market continues
quiet. the dealers a whole reporting the demand
slow. Territory woods eutsids of few large ,rans.
actions. reported dalL Fftr cents "a The psire
ssksd fnt good lines II ine medium and free sur
ed while staple lnts calling for saas SIC. Fleece
eonis meeting With little inquiry and prices re-
mAia unchanged There IA very little business dntnz
IN frreign vcals taIt whore any particular kiud 4
wanted sales Effected about the basis n far.
ner prirss The ofsr,ngs 81 hns Australian Ecols
available small
Faiioetnx quotations Ter leading descriptions
retfitaty. secured hakis-~ Montana snd Wyoming
ans upliHu add ens. rfisr scnaref SOC staple
sac ssaris sARstr Idaho ans medium and hns "a
sifc. srclTrsd. 30 sisrle. saftsc
Australian. seaHrsd basis. spot prices -Couahinx
supsrans nosnlnailF stsis.c znoi. sesc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29

ei3c; old ROSTERS, Ssa4 young rooster, s. 1s4 50;
small brolers s3a2 50; large troilers. - 5oaS fry
ers, SaS 81: hens 81 DH4
Esss-s,ere. iiaisc fancy ranch aiscc; Eastern.
Wool and Hops.
Sprins-NsvadA.. ildi3c: Eastern OREGON, 10
@lic; valley Oregon, lsalsc FaliMuuntain lambs.
sdioc: Humboldt and Mendocino NAH.
Hops-Crop Of 1903 sdi3c.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-NothinF doing
Bsriey-Firm; December. T6ic
Corn-Larse yellow, 81. 1Gl. ~.
a q o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland. Or, Aug. =,
Fair; stationary Temperature.
SYNOPSIS
Local Report-Maximum temperature. 70 degrees I:
minimum a.; mean, 80 No rain Dense fog this
morning; clear and warm In the afternoon
GEORGE ~ SALISBURY,
Section Director Weather Bureau.