davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-12

En- el dep6.ito municipal hay
reoogidos varios enfermos que no
han obtenido ingresar en- el hoapi
tai. Ell sitio en donde duermea es
antehigiGnico y muy desabrigado
pues cast quedaa S Ia intemperie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-12
SGPNSG

Cue no pnblicamos comunicadoa
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
ta,io
C2d:s seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
u::& Inca y Ia linea vale diez CEN
t@-NS.
'4~.o oesrtaa que vengan con comu-
...s~>.s:.- sin 81 iraporte no &c contas-.
-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-12
CerVeza Pabst.

legf ina de Milwaukee.
LU UPULO ALEMAN.
legftino de Baviora
vende:
NJ r Caller0n
Tetudn Ii
San Juan p r
n-a 3O-12
El IN choq1o de CAIRO, e'ec
tricos en- Rho de stand muri.rOn cha
tro persouas y >alierun ho"idas 26
Los carros 5 { LicieIon astiltas y
estas penetrt t4ron como dacdos en- las
carnos de a, infortunados pass jerus
HombreS, nlujores y ninos Sc rovol-
caron y magollaron unos contra
otros y "a poIicfa tuvo que sao@:' cl
pasaje lontro de los vagoneo que
estaban Iecl1Os una tortjila
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-12

Tres buques de guerra rusos
Que estaban en- los mares de Corca
llegaron al puerto de Taku.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-12

Para conocimiento del pubnco,
iagO constar que vivie1do mi h JOS
ell completa libertad de acci6 h .ce
alguhos amos, no reconocer6 cre H.
to> nj responsibilities d ming IN
genero por negocios, Y transaccio'
nos quo puedan aquellos verifcar,
al como tampoco reconocere cuen'
tas creadas por ellos.
Pto Rico 10 Juno 1900.
FRANCISCO APONTE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-12
FRANCISCO APONTE.

iiIS Ud coleccionista de scllos?
cpuicrc I'd. vender sellOs?
i}uicre I'd. comprar srllos?
iQuiere I'd. cangear sellos y ha-
Ger varias cosas? C0mprese un pa
quctito de timbres populares y ade-
lantari L. su collection. EstOs pa
quotitos contiencn en- estampillas de
todos los paisys del nundo. ;Solicito
mi lista dc precio y quedari U, sa-
tislccho
T.. MONET.
Aplrtalo del correo nun. 29I
San Juan Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-12
Ha fallecido en- esta Capite

Ha fallecido en- esta Capital
dona Martina Rodriguez madre del
Sr. Rome CONCEAL del Ayuntamien
to de Rio Piedras Ell entierro ten
dr;i lugar manana d las ocho
Sc cree que cl hQnlimicnto
que sufri6 la casa no 129 de Ia caile
de la Salud fu6 per la gran cantidad
de bote!las de a1fs sAndaluza que
ALI guarda xAmbroosianio para Ia
vanto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-12

La letrina de Ia casa de dou Sal
vador Ros, cit;s ell la "a lfnea, de
Puerta de Tierra, sc ha!la en- muy
mel eStadD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-12

Sc .dosea .alGuilar a hombros
solos un mirador y una habitacion
Infutmaran San Francisco IS.
D-S-S y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-12

Han embarcado para Cuba lo<
jovenes toalteflos don AutO.4io Jime
nez y don Enrique Perez Feli2 ira
vesia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20

The following prices being offered 10 thu pro
Queer By the local dealers for delivery in round lots
on the cntk ard in the al Seattle;
Grain Oats. s2lff2s: barley sisDdls; wheat.
chicken feed. Ssz q: bf~r <if: shorts sl2.
Hay PUGET sound siai1. Eastern wsshiuzton
Timothy SIS: alfalfa. 81 - Per ton.
Egg Strictly fresh RANCH sJaysc
fntter fresh rarch. isdisc cTramsr.. Maze
Poultry -Live ehsetens. ifai2c live turkeys. he;
geese, icc; ducks, ioai2 per 10
Lire stock Choice b-ef cattle. cows SIC:
steers tdsaAr; choice sheep, sh≻ good hogs,
live. sc calves. live. sa7c
Hides. Peit and wooi--Hesty sound ssisrd steers.
over 90 ihsr NC. medium. snund per 10, SIC:
ight. sound. under - lbs. sic: COWS. sound, all
wtishss sitei staxs bulls and oxen, tic: sslted
Eps. ene: calves, PER H. sc: green hides. ic less
third less summer deer per ID. 2qfcc: winter deer.
dry, 2De2lc; papery deer. isdlsc dry elk Haloc
l5atnc Eastern Washington wool. sfiic: Western
WssdnSten vcot lie, dirty timber burned. IL
1isc tsjipv, 1Fsxe
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sAN rRANcIsco MARKETs


Brendstuns.
f,iiars. quiet n Spot wheat. quiet spot barrier,
steady
oats-strons
Wheat Slipping. No. !, sc; choice. sxe; NH.
Bariey-Feed. 75a7zHe: brewing. TsHasise
oats-Cray. 81 soaI 80 black. for seed 81 Gis9
In; red, N.EiA@l.S.
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. AKA wheat centais. 600;
barley, centsls. 800; oats, eentais. LIZ: beans.
sacks. sloe bran sacks sss middlinss. sacks. ioos
hay. TONS ISL: wool bales iso: hides, number. -.
Produce. Fruits Etc.
Millsturs Middngs. 81 soe1 80; bran, sissis.S
Hay wheat. saaaa: wheat and oat sea %
best barley. 50 co. alfalfa Sas 80: compressed wheat
SsD straw. per bale, sad rHc-
Potatpes-Rrer Rurhanks. 5sasoc; Salinas Bur
banks, ssoasl 10; sweet. Drasi
Vegetables -cueumhers. aaaec. green peas zsta
box; tomatoes. soaSsc: asparagus. Tscssn4
:. fruit-Apples, choice, 81 common. sc; Mexiean
lines. Hssss common csitornis lemons, Nr 81;
Butler Fancy creamery, zr: seconds. S9SHe;
Cheese New California fats. lealie; Young
America. ieh@iic; Eastern lfsisc; Western. nis
Esss store. 1a=c; fancy ranch, 4oc: Eastern. =
Poultry Turkey sohblsrs. iasrsc: turkey hens, IA
6fssr; old roostss. 81 5adf yoang ROSTERS Sss %;
small bruilefs 81 ssaa So large hrogers. ssaa = I:
ffyers Saa5H hsas. s. 5Ads: old ducks. ysf4: geese
81 gtai5 50.
Wool and Hops.
Wool Spring Nerada ilaL,e: Eastern Oregon. 10
@lic: valley Oregon, ls7isc Fail Mountain lamls'
aaloc; Humboldt and Mendocino. ioFl.c
Hops-crop Of 1900 i3aisAe
Closing Quotations.
wheat-May N.M; cash sxc
corn-Lafse yellow. 81 s2lsai25
q r. g
VnnK
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20

Arthur HIN, : business man Of Michigan. is at
the Butler.
7, Z Rossr. minins man Of Spokane. !. At the
=, mo r z. ssoniasns Hil'oad man Of Ever
James 9 pissscs. ! business man Of Spokane.
j. 4 Phelps, iunbssmsn of Arlington. h in
the city on trade maftera
wife are u The Estsi Br,Is s-'' '
ely purchasins a stott II goods
g G csrpentr, mill man q New wha.0om, is
w. v. Hunin, Z Democratic politician Of King
sscn. is stepptns Al shs Northern.
e. II. Hopkins veii lnown business man Of spo
tsne. was In the city Yesterday on business.
r. u Burton, business man Of 81 Paul IS in
the city and Is staring At the RsinierGfsnd.
John l. Thomas, . werknown husncss man Of
whaseom. b in the city on business mission.
A.. NJ Miller. proprirter q the Grand Central
hotei. At Everett. Is Z sasst Of tho Brunswick
A. ". Griffin. an I'D r~iden. and prosperous
business nan o. Everett Vas in the city yesterday
yS..rs cs%pss, sssi.ss u . w 4 S' iss
y W. Condor, MN man % Port Gamble. Is in
sss CITY 90 ''sds matters and is registered at the
81 v. Kimtsn. . wsll-mown business man Of
s s,,ssssss y the ess and Is registered at the
A. Fnnkenbsrgss q prominent lumbeman Of Bal
fast. n registered At the seastir. Ha viii BE- hese
for several days.
w. Taub,. .ssni...s ismss.m 's q 10
tered 1t ~ brunswick
NJ. Joha NctntA. q sAaswsy arrived At the
pilier last evening with . quarter Of . million In
dust Ne expects "a locate here
", 0. chass. superintendent Of the dining car
service Of the Great Northern, arrived in ths city
yesterday and b 1 guest Of the Butler
~ = Isoon, IN o6trial Of the North Amcricsn
Tssnspotatipn 4 Tsadins Company, who recently
returned from Dawson. Is A. the Butler
Or. NJ Leftover . well-known pAysician Of
Vancouver, n. q, Is II the Butler. He IL just
turning fsoA Wvsrai noaths' visit. TO PAris sud
other parts Of France.
O. = nnpktnA senesai manager Of the Inland
TsI<pAons cempany q 6pnhans, 10 81 the Butler
Nc i here on mstteu n ccnnscsion with the efiies
Of the conrASy asroaa ths fns-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Oct pa. the outset and during
most Of the forenoon the paramount issne In wheat
20 be found In the Argentine shipments, 30 100
bnsheis compared With ~ 100 bushels the week pre-
vsous and the resultant advance at Liverpool In the
face Of decline here Yesterday. December opened
Ne higher. at 5sAaaA, but this advance
sufficient TO set seaiper after profits. they are
mostly bears ANYWAY. and drop to HA@7hc fol-
loved, Their offerings well taken by shorts
however and rally 70 75sse ensued Ths bulge
poorly supported and the lame receipts caused
further dependency. under which December slru,p
ed 70 Th@7shc, Here the market again ssezdied
n~s -.~sfed 20 Tt%e where II closed shade ever
ysstsrdAG
futures Trade fairly active. December closed
Nc higher. at Nhe.
Hardly anything done in oats December
cfnsed &c up at nc
Provisions were fairly active and showed Arm
nndertona Hog receipts were light. aud the trade
locked II snme long lues recently depleted were
being rcinststed January pork closd lTis@1c high
or. lard iec up and ribs Tisai0c improved
The leading futures RANGED follow:
Opening. Highest, Lowest Closine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20
| n)R1HLAND CROWD.
- AnnIvEs WITH isa PAS
,..'S~n1 AND s15o,oso IN GOLD.
S-sss River Steamers Go Into
S,ps<s assrters-othsr' Con-
49, rheir Last voyaGe-many
- crews Are Coming ssath.

- large crowd Of Alaskans end
1900 operators came on the
4, Dolphtn. Capt. John A. O'Brisn.
n srr4ved yesterday at noon from
<-sshin has is3 passengers and
g e<rreeating si5n,oc6. The heavi-
NH consienments Of gold were
4. u Derby. H. ID. Wright and
2z vv,ua. one OF Juneau's leading
"a H. G. Strong, . prominent
~. y ~.erchant. came on the Dol
- and James Bracket, At
1iofu, and sons Of Gen: George
2 fnunder Of the White Pass
"a returned on the steamer
-, and crew Of several Yukon
rsm~ South on the Dolphin,
i! ....s<1s hayirg gone into winter
= 1900 these were Capt. III.
80 az Shaver and Purser r..
s....ser They report that the
4 .zS coIunbian. Bailey. Yukon ana
~ ~ sitsadv tied up and that the
IN c~nadinn and Victorian would
~ '',s.'eee auarters with the comple-
IIx ~ sova ges they were makfnS
3o)1hin sailed from staeway.
<vw lset II reported to rave
.s,sne6 up all the freight tne
ss 4 Yukon railroad had de-
n a yukon terminus.
v.s,;nn mad q salmon consien-
m tons and hrst-ciass pas
y Ssiiews:
4. --'..-1sS n A. wsheAsld. r. MseAas-
IL s 8. z. Herhss. G. =, csfitcn,
$ISS. a. II. cAIsAoln, q a.
psfsy. p. o.. MoFs.s: t..AsF
~. = Carleton. ?, =. nsaA =
's1iie erissn. ! Y. T. sssss. 3.
Sh n. SAITH. A. Kpown a. 7knh
n f;~u,o1. b. Wilsan. Y. =. gohnsen.
rsssSish. q. \. Bsisisy. ~.
4 fcussses, b. O. Franhs Mn. 3.
I';.sT $50 =. Asa'1s: ~ 4 e. z r'i ;.
" Nsssi oiiistss. ,. 2. fAsee. hisa
IgSs1sa. ], 4. Pabod,. o: y -
S. b Fcsi, q Cvissn, =. 0e~.s.
f. 6lais. = A. howard. 2 Bn1; D.
-. = c es's.s.s. 4 a.. ns nss's' Z.
NJ css~sil Z. Y RorssH. ~. =.
d. Nssoa. W. Oshholt. ". L,
tsi.essc,. Ms rsdsssa, ! 3 foslsv.
Il. n nSQesssi Capt QterEs shave. q; 2.
~, n. uemphnL y ne1!ey: NJ.
s. Ss'l e 4, ss:., Z t e \ ~. N
INV nssps' q. a ssanSsscs. W 4.
j Nelverhiil. l.. nessaheim. d: 9. Jsfh-
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: A.sNCtss,n- sfits~S Oct - ar Msasals.
H.VSs ~ kitacs tsarn rseS None sai,sd
- sestlsi ssAf Ais~w N.sss tw Nee
~ y, fFgsfvsA ~ fsse@a sts W "
hAkron SsHed JA<e Ia sfs suzus
.f Arrived - ws,i}nft~a. f,~~s a.s
)N< &fwI ogt ~ ~ frliss. fraa sAn
~ *ae1 "a C11~sslte. ~ 1unea4
r.n fsts feuasfeA
y 40, N''h1 AsFissA ssvs y. ~ s.s rsifc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20
Nnw Form o. TICKET.


General Agent G. j. Steeple OF the
southern Pacific has received from the
esneral omces OF the company a sample
q the new form OF passenger ticket that
tne road has introduced in several OF its
omces on trial ~ is known as the Tim
proves coupon ticket" and Is put in for
the purpose Of testing its effectiveness IN
the attainment Of desired objects
The ticket ID q broad sheet IN which the
contract passage coupons and stubs are
arranged side by side in the following or
Ger, from right TO left: Agents stub, au-
gtors stub. passage coupon for the ini-
uai hne. passag sc coupon for the second
Iina en- route. passage coupon for the
terminal line. the contract and the trans
Ter coupon The passage coupons are
numbered consecutfvely from right to left
from the stubs by perforations
Should the ticket prove 70 be q success
II will be put into all the Offices Of the com
p2ny and, Il u believed. will be the means
OF eaving much labor In the general Of
Aces.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20

CHICAGO. 0ct w~Csiiie Receipts zcN hssi
tsensfstls s-taGy - a shkAs hisAp~ Gned 10 Prime
steers ss eaat e. ref 60 medium ~ ehs5 rs Es1sct-
"a f,sJsss, steady. s. sSatG mixeA starksfs. stow,
s. ssaa = COWS, steady . ftRt 8 hsifeFx = "a
a. uanners t1e1 g hxlis sioS 81 sast 3 calves,
tsSA % Texas feI sssers. fiat 70 fsaM saerr1 81 no
BAL As.ls 50 Skaa a.
Hsss Rsesif,s sssiag q ~ had. tesoasr1.. ss-i-
hxhsr TsV. ssh uixsf anf lxfschtrs. 81 80
fwM sseA - sAeire hsaeT. " s1est ga. refsA
hsssY q Ass -. sixht, u ssst s,ss bsst q ssi.s.
81 asa 81
SeStfs Rsvsirts . a4 skesr. sips - ~ lower
Asraia ssAas 9neA W fsaiet wrfhsFs. g sh4g Y
fsfs ~ ehssse wixsA VI Mss n Western xhssg 81 =
~ y gstaa ssrgE y ~*s - uAtisa lRmhs a -
krx. W estsfr hnfa 81 I&sH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20
ssRtsn MOVEMENTS.

|Ha,ws sssgAsese ~Easss tAp seiAs~s ax.
&sse f5ftfed Ngt ~ ssf nnissa}r tfaus
IN ,sAsA NJ ~ RtftAe ~ Ks1ass
|ksf ~ q = ~ Nellie Csisaase g,,sp Sr-,s
4 1. reAfflet'p Sxti<& nft u ~ t'Nssswt.
~. 'sst fAss ~ scar sihtst Msvss sss ~rm
~. tassls tss seattle ssr l,ra4sesa 81
~ y. srssva ~ q ssas eO~ss ssa~ sac
- ~ issteF, fsm sts esafs sshs Asttl.
~ a''sssd So, = 81 san rsdso. s,q~a
h'wNsrSp- Os8 a. tn-ars. -. c,a,.t
ns@ Sss rea1S ~ Fshsax tlaswsrt
I'm vaes!Ns. tsrsn Were mlaAeaes - es.s4A
H.ss y - p saiisA OF "a ssg ksicask
~ y. stssssa oa IL ~ kitlan. frsns cass
|fKte.1 hlessis. fr4n rscnrss
M saAt& IA - @hs Fss3 J woes Coz
N * wv NshAISss ar4trea sas "A 81 uai
! ~ ~ e.trN. sna ssbrd : 3 a 70 81 Ssat.
- sSxsRlnSA Sailed pa u. IA Cen. VAR
sssissa ss.s m scAs r,.eA., s.u.
esaec- ssrt D. ssAs Aisss, tss Sc.
ks WwNsENnL~ lawNrA. or. II. sals,.. a
= ~. esrt sshr Orient, fresn san pesase s.hT
[s&s. s%Raaa isppa san Frsnaseaf 80 N,iifs
usn Nrsae, and saGsa 4 = N az &
<. ~ ------~----------
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20

NEW YORK. Oct. ts.-F1our- Receipts a. s4s
barrels; exports IS KS harrei Market quiet
wheats Receipts. ils.51s bushels; exports. o. o9s
hushels Spot steady: No, red. 7etsc f. O b (:
7&c. elevator. Options opened very slow but firm.
steaded on bad news from Argentina and late
strength in com; closed steady AZ partial Nc net
advance. March closed s2Nc. May, site: October
sTAc: December, T9hc.
Wooi-Dnii.
Hors-Qpiet
Coffee Options closed steady. With prices 5 points
net lower Sales, q, 100 bags including November.
Taf7 o5c: December. TiedT t5c January. DC:
March. Nc SPOT Rio dnli No invoice s% c.
Mid, quiet cor,icva s<@iic
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining. TIC: ccntrifu-
GAL % test. 4&c Refined finn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20

q nss!e sisenss \. p, Eimoss, which
dnrir9 ne past season between
3aa ~ Qd3oyin hay countFx. Ia
e arfty% from the North today.
Rauvell With Charles u. Pea
enA4me owner ~ the vessel, ar
yM Nnme on thu kteamer Lane.
lrAmNsil rays the Eimars left
. +. 45smhes ", and that shc vas coal
y1seh barhor October 4 From the
~ ne expsc,ed 10 return BY way
william sound and juneau. FOL
tnN Alaska and british Columbia
SO 70 Puget sound.
os' endtns she had to pay us pce
hxh 81 her fuei. he says the v~s-
e>ovin bay run.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20
Il1URE OF THE ooPAoK
oate carrying Antaels. Herr
~ - sunpIaes Soils eey

y - suppIaes Soils -
Mantle.
Uornoart oepaok, loaded with
M1A forage and = large auan-
loeolja neous quartermaster's sup
M for Aeaniia yenlsrday an
,rEsvsa = ~ e. record sss
Wy M mules an the Oo6ach.
H. b we're trMnsferred FROM the
koir quarters on tho ship Ia
~ hours. Many of The horess
tWera unmAnagenbis when nret
\ the city. hut they have been
trained at the corrais and 1T
n was had n making al wax
~ flank
i = glcA 20 one Of tbs largest ship
II animals ever sent from ~.
- oop&ck carries ~ tons Of hay,
~ = oats. twelve ambulAnoes and
- (nantity of other ~uppiies, COM
M N3Adpaliy Of pArts Of vehicles. 10
~ Nee<Aef when Manila II reached
teek 4. r. Keller. at the Twenty
70 intAAtsy, accompanies the oopack
sa9fsepmAstsrs agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20

LONDON az y wssss-fs-sass ~ pas<axs
zusas sd esiag
ffsEMrgplI. n-s m~whssi sMA ragr ~ rssia.
tsstly ssssas FrREgA rna9tfg mzftsts. gsss&
NAsst @f-s ~ z Fsa Weterr NsassF, ts~. q
Tad. Ne d Natskssu sstssE aal 8 tAfl Ne
sai.fs snla krw T. $40 Frfasss MrkAJ. nes1x.
hss u 49, Frks~sgr ms
Corw sra4 srr smestase rtsrvt ne. ~ s&d
Fetnfr-. ssasr; SHsrnee. q - pscs~s~s d
tAa Tsaaar7. - a&1
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The markets today were something like the wealth
erduli. and not enllscnins Beyond the Ordinary
daily demand there was little doing and prices re-
NAMED firm at unchanged quotations. Supplies Of
tanorrpr, and there Is no feature requiring spe-
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HorEL ARRIVALS.


TAe Datl~r.
a.a 4. rowsu, victoria .. n buchanan, nsvroa.
r O nesss'- tunssien Mu J N na,la,ee. "a
! In.la. sss,s MA s AVE- i y,..s.,.
4 Y rs..s'' "".A. .. y W. s*'' &
q assrs, ,'hifAs. y iI.a.aa. d.
\" a I s''s' Y % S;s si'', /.
IL i s;aA,. psgs sS ss.,ss ss'sssS
nsia. ss sss' H., ass sss .sa sis,.
~insa wi, rrarhiic Afl,rstrn
.ss.tI s s.ss. ssA n slss''
4 X Gssssss. sssFrsf. u.~ s,ssn Y
! y psssss., ~ ~ M,N,.a .,.,,.
nsrsss nssla.ea. CIV s..ss, il,lI sssgssy
4 Il be- sss- eslsssA ' ''N'''
M 49, a. . {. Ssssi' nas. ss''
M. M f s i ss.:l;ss I .::.,..
y a. ssssmsa' cssaps' We, ", - sas na.s'@
NJ Ma. pi.y.I rsv w:.A a ~ p E =
~ s.ssPS' N.Y. y W ~ s' s.ss.. a fa
sd tAestuafs stAnvep4 ". q FtsruaH Ncma
NJ. Il wsypsk 0sian 4 4 es.sl Hs.fssass
No " wayrigk, o. Wm M aslh aie'an G.
The Hrua.wtek.
@. wassy. xassasA Msss 5 tssas. rlsiss
M.. waasr - -. y ests 49,.
7 ess Ss No. / s.i Ss.s'a 60 g, -
as,ss N'sa''gs~ ~ " h ss' 81. ,S =
lac css,slse'sa = Y Nss s. ne''Ss
= ss e ess ..vsss, k.ss ss S'S 81;
y ns.sve, a. RTs w w,s. lsaas
- - Mt~r~e yrae4
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Local Report Maximum Temperature, degrees
npiraun, -: nespA q LEA inches rain tel DURING
the last twenty, f6uf hours weather sha~ssy, winds
ssssins srca light southeast 10 fresh northwest ~
evening ssnskwest. a1sfm sisaais dtspissed fot
esI&s and hisA wind< pasti&ud rslarfs gale -
kftyswo nliss south. Rea Huf. thirty-ss milss,
southeast Spokane. twenty 'slx miiss southwest
Bakes GIFTS, twsntsssht miles. sc1'hwesi; Poca.
tsilo. swpsvr sisht milss, squth.
The esroaaetsf r<&d n % inches at u q w, Which
Is The iewe~t ~ an assts a The iasal afiEe
GEnRGE eAtt-nrRr.
eNslten plstetnx. Weather Rslgean.
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MsAsEa pra,eo sAuLA.
Steven PssseaGsss saa 400
ssus ~ General carwo.

~ eenerat Cargo.
pttigo, Capt. Hunter. matled
las, nigh, with eleven ras.
- ARG se tons ~ cargo Including
~, y eeai and ts 90 fe~t % lumber
Sfs nhNs Pass q yukon road THE
vAs TAKEN on az Everett The
.nysrs are, Matte piorthen.
Mher. Mrs i.uka Frank, Mrs
~. Nessn. suy Frank Edward
uvy eksiiis, Martin Clarity. Al
~ = " Mcintosh. George W
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

- Seattle, Oct u. 1850
Erchsnges a. the Seattle Tacoma and Portland
Clearing houses today were:
f1earnaees Balances.
Seattle :. .8SOD. zO9 m RlzO. $40 90
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corTo> MARKET.


New terk.
NKw yoRK. Or y csssen tssssrs slssss IN.
eksas@4 20 sessh te~tf
r q
FOREIGN NAHkETs-
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Dairy Products.
on the produce exshaEss today sks batter market
was afu, creamery. is-i1ttssi asiry. isAixc
Cseese~ Firm iaAHnAe
Kss2 STEADY; fresh, Ehc
- Il
LIVE STOCK MARKET
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Tnn W9ATnEn.
vOAEcAsr pom SATURDAY.
Portland, Or. Oct. 10. 1900.
oceastoaal shevsn; sstssnary Temperature
uNIYuD STATES DEPARTMENT ok Aanl.
ouL40ne-WnArH1R HuREAp.
pAfLI nULLETsN
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TACOMA oct w-whsat-D Dan, ncthinx datng
efuA EAe
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct n~NssFiy MaaSu 10
suld arrived hsss To-day sscn Australia on ne steam.
/ o. Alameda
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, o.. oet is-Prises neulnsi1
for kgestsr-
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: 8 VICTORIAN leaves XesicT wharf
this morning at : O'Clock Tor poyg Town
send Victoria. FAre. kAc. Round trip. n.oo
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ENGLAND aud return for 81 Rosalie
leaves at A. m. fer Victoria and Town
s.rd
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Flour Dull and easy.
Wheat Ne, spFing ssa7she: No. red. TsA
a75c.
cprnr.No q seb. Assisc; No. yellow. ssassxe.
Oats ". 2 n%@aAc; No. white. sc; No
white gsaAne
Rye~No 2 %4e
harley Fair 70 Choice mailing taaa5e.
Flsssesd--Nn. l. siA; NJ | Northwestern. 81 8
Timothy seed Prime u. FAD 40.
Mess pars-Pcs barrel. SIT soali r.
lard Per 100 rounds. u AsseH
Short Ria Sides, lease. 81 COOS, 20.
Shoulders Dfy ssited, bowed. sh&snc
short sides CieAr. boset, @EM@T.
Sugar Unchanged
Clover Contract srzie sc 3
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-01-05

CTS the same old cat" Under Republican
state administration the Clarkson insurance rate
book has been re-established; the anti-scrip law
and the railroad court have teen knocked out;
the announcement has been made that the state
is poweiless to control trusts; railroad tariffs
have been increased on livestock without pro-
test life insurance companies are given free
rein, and state taxation heavily increased
"Same old cat t"-Kansas Standard
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-01-05

IT is too funny how people can change and
not bat an eye. few years ago, when farm
ers wanted flexible currency, in the govern
men warehouse scheme, the politicians of both
old parties cavorted around like wild mustangs.
Since, some of the same fellows out hot and
strong for similar scheme. So far as l can
see, the only difference between the farmer fell
lows scheme and the politicians scheme is on
what the temporary currency should be based.
The farmers wanted the currency based upon
farm products Uncle Sam to have possession
of the security. The other fellows want cur
rency based upon wind and water. Of course,
the politicians right. There is mere wind
and water than farm products. 10 McD1LL.