davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amador ledger., 1900-09-07
HOAR'S HEAD LEVEL,

To a reporter who called on him after
Bryan's notification speech came out
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts, said:
1.-THE anti-imperialism of Mr.. BRYAN
and that of his party is but mask; it
is mask to cover the things they have
had most at heart from the beginning;
it is mask to cover their purpose to
establish the free coinage of silver; a
mask to cover their purpose to bring in
free trade; mask to cover their at
tack on the supreme court and their
purpose to reorganize it if they can get
the opportunity. A very considerable
number of the judges of the supreme
court of the United States are old men.
1t is not at all impossible that the ma
jority of the court may be changed dur.
ing the term of single president.
81 must have something better than
these declarations against imperialism
from the candidate who secured the pas
sage of the treaty and baff'ed all efforts
was able to make against it before l
am ready to purchase his election at the
cost of having a government that will
sympathize with the disfranchisemen
of 1O,0O0,0 Americans at home, that
will stand for dishonoring the currency.
for the violation of national faith, for
the overthrow of the banking system
and establishment of income tax, for
assailing the integrity of the supreme
court, for sympathizing everywhere
with populism and socialism
Senator Hoar is right. Imperialism
is a mask. 1t is a thing we have had
in this country continuously for III
years and it has made the country great
and free and has cursed it with neither
militarism nor imperialism. Imperial.
ism is mask that the Bryanites hope
will enable them to slip into power be.
fore the people have discovered that il
is mask and worn to conceal the fea.
lures of reaction and revolution hidden
behind that mask,
Amador ledger., 1900-09-07

81 wonder will they miss me?" wrote
the poet in violet ink on gilt edged pa
per.
And the editor as he tossed the man
uscript into the yawning gulf at his
side murmured softly, eff they do, they
never ought to be trusted with gun
again."-London Telegraph.
Amador ledger., 1900-09-07
ANTOINE RATIO
Carpenter and Contractor

ESTIMATEs GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF
d work. Jobbing and repairing work at
tended to promptly Address at Freguiia's
shop Broadway Jackson.
Amador ledger., 1900-09-07

SAFE DEPOSIT-Safe deposit boxes can be
rented from the Bank of Amador County at the
curing you against any possible loss from fire
Or otherwise. Don't overlook this opportunity
Of protecting your valuables
SAVE MONEY-Patronize home institu-
ion. Send money away through the Bank of
Amador County; you will save 10 per cent and
upward over postofice or express. Money sent
to all parts of the United States and also all
parts of the world. We have the latest quota
lions on foreign exchange
SAVE MONEY-It doesn't cost anything to
1eposit money in the Bank Of Amador County
rhey receive deposits from IS up. Commence
the new year by opening up bank account. A
nan or woman with o bank account has a
financial standing. Don't bury your money;
when you die 1t can't be found and you are liza
BILE to be robbed while alive
Amador ledger., 1900-09-07

There is never lack of confidence in
the financial and industrial world
through fear that the Republican ticket
will be elected and men will be thrown
out of employment, and mills and shops
closed down. The dread of industry is
always because of the other side of the
house, for only heaven can tell what
these fellows would do if they had a
chance.
Amador ledger., 1900-09-07
ne howl OF imperialism.


We have had expansion. conquest.
colonization and imperialism under the
Stars aud Stripes from, the acquisition
Of the heart of the continent, (the region
between the Mississippi and the Allie
ghanies) in 1888 down to the acquisitions
Of Louisiana. Florida, Texas, California,
Oregon, Alaska, Hawaii, Porto Rico, the
Philippines, under a system precisely
analogous to that of the British empire,
and we not only have not suffered de.
cay of our institutions in consequence,
but have vastly extended and blessed
the world with them.
If the policy of the Republican admin
istration be policy of Imperialism, it is
but continuation of policy that has
been followed persistently and consis-
tently by previous administrations for
more than century of National history,
and If William Mckinley be an imperial
ist he is in that particular only walking
In the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson
who laid broadly and we'll the feunda-
ton upon which our career of imperial
ism has been constructed.
The English people call theirs colonies.
They are the same in principle, origin
and administration, and why get sud
denly frightened at a system we have
had In successful operation for III years?
William Mckinley is regarded as
mediocre in abilities only by those who
are dazzled with intellectual fireworks
and who fail to put a just estimate upon
that most uncommon of all senses, COM
mon sense. Abraham Lincoln was
great in that he had genius for COM
mon sense and William Mckinley is
scarcely less endowed with it than WAS
Lincoln. 1t is his pre-eminent charac-
teristio and is what makes him pre-
eminently safe man to occupy the
presidential chair in troublesome times.
Amador ledger., 1900-09-07
REFUNDING THE NATIONAL
DEBT.
How It Is That Our Government Pays
the Lowest Rate of Interest
In the World.

One feature of the new currency law
enacted BY congress in March last, was
provision for refunding the greater
part of the bonded debt of the nation
in 30 year bonds bearing only per cent
interest, the lowest rate of interest paid
by any government on earth.
At the time this law was enacted the
bonded indebtedness of the country
was as follows:
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The Marine Exchange reports the following;
sEATTLE--Afrissd, SEPT o. srhr Martha W
Tufts. from Care Nome; srhs Gen sisiin from
Cock inlet sept 10. str szn redc, from Cape
Nome, Sailed. Sept D. str Maekinaw. for San
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. Sept. 10 sh Cen
tenniai from Cook inlet; Br str Wellington. from
Oyster Harbnn Sailed Sra 10. Eva. for Cosnos
PORT TOWNSEND Passed in Sept 70, ~
JAtss Hc~es. fis a m, from Dutch fIarhsr for
Taroma passed out. .chr Muriel from Port Biaksiey
for Soumea.
NEAH RAy-ra~sd M SEPT ~ large smss,ed
steamer. 4 q. m. HACK hn and funnel broad
white band around funnel str San rsdre, 10 a n, .
from Cape Nome for Seattle
TAHLt RAr~anivsd. Sep. $. pr IN Glene..lin.
-NAGAsAKI-sailed. Sep. s. RI hi CONWAY. sor
Oregon
SoME-in port. Aus ~ .srs vsisncia. yohn q
Kimhal. samca.
sT MiCHAELr-Artrtd, AGA n str Cleveland
HEAH HAY-ssrt 10. ciesr. northeast wind
Passed Ia. msstei schooner. probably pnbu A
Ceasins o m, sosn Cape Nome for seattle
Passed out. hktn Joseph L. Eylssou. ffrsn Tacoma
Tor San Francisco. ar MacsnAw. fsom seattle Coz
sAn Francisco
vicroRiA ssil.a sept 10 barge Richard H..
from juneau
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AuhoRAN-eailed. Sept s. str Inverness. from
YuknhAma, ETC.. for Seattle
AsToRfA--Arrived. seps. .. ID Samantha. from
70 Pokf arowssEsp-p..~d up. ~. ;. Str Ruth.
frus1 Dysa
TAro0sfs- Pamed IN. Sept ;. "a yabes Howvs
from Dutch Harbor for ncoma
NeAH BAY-psssed IN. Sept O. str Elihu Thom-
son. iron cAps Nome for seattle.
SAN ynANCIsCo Arrived, sept 70, sehr Forest
Home. fscm Coos Bay; - csnsennial from Cook
lin, from Coos Bar; ST. wellington. from Comox
ctr nmss from Dutch HArhce. schr ConHanHA
pia. Tor Astoria sts CsAfinA. for seattle; sehr w
?. yeysth icr klavaee str Eva, for Conox
rok0H1NA.Arsiv.t OBVIOUSLY. City q Pekins.
HoQuIAM-eai Sept b. schr vulant, from
Aberdeen FIR San FrAneisco; schr Abbie from
Aberdeen for eAn Francisco: schr Dispatch from
Aberdeen for ssn Francisco. schr Lena swesssy
from Abssdesn Tor San Fraucisco; str Newbnrs
from Absrdesn for San Franchise
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an WANTS 4 wnAr.


: cnsen az ouileens seeks TO negotiate
49, .N,nss privilege 81 American Cit.
xhh right 10 the franchise. the
-. ~ antrammelet expression Of hls
- - ..'ss * the polls, He offers his
aur<n " QnlicarN fnes not seek
! @hxsrhy e convey the cuphony 81
..s.,sRs. reference 20 the succulant In.
mEat pie nor aees he refer
~. The sense anttthetieAl 10 woe.
- ~ woaaisy be woo In guiirene.
y go. ne does rot gnt the ''wsal''
~ 's ATTY looking upon Mark uarra
~ ~ tessoeretic view -polat, a@ the
49, vi coed ard evil the citizen
49, - distressed hts demand 20 the
/ - ...trnrn ohle IRE senator's MI
III $500 renliet, u-ieF date % An-
ny M ST senator Hanna directs
- - sneelesfse the reeeipt ~ your
4 49, Esi ultimn. ana te saw that
\ 49, pertaining 10 campaign work
sxs sNse WI he m charge Of tina
III ssssn+MHliiee. lie can only suggest
NJ aw ehAiFmare N''''''' @''S''
80 F0n the saEgesiioa the Citizen
y a - forwarded the foregoing let
Ut ssAifarsn J "a Sehiveiy. ~ sAe
= ss-ss. epNmittce. VITA the Follow
l-s~1Al Endorsement
n ~ 49, an eoing 20 east my sirst
! Ms4'a ~ sFse1f and for nay vot / want
~. 49, veal u don't get A Meal
TN uethtf ! vil Nat this sl,ctor,
M want ~ vNf Tor sfrkirf,s snf 4
~eal for my Not
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General ouotation..


NEW YORK Ser. r-rrofr-Becelr.s. s2.e7
harreis; exports. ais barrels Mtrsst. fully as,ss
What Receipts ia busheisi exports, AAf
hn.bsi. SPOT steady. No. rei. is.e elevators (;
rAe o n Options Orensd hrm ard Eenefair
ven sustained ell day. tut very quiet. pendiSs ne
government repcrs. strength was impaired ~ hizhe
cable foreign tryins. q demand from shcfu and
rains In the Northwest. ciosed steady a. NC adj
vance March closed SNe; September. Hse; o.
toher. Taic Deceriter. sAe
Wool-puil
Hop.-Quiet -
Cofee-Opsions closed hrrn. with Prices 1ot1
prints re, HIGHER sales 3.Tso hAgs inclrdlng
ociober Z zsc: November, is; Drcsmbsr. isss
T.f5c. Spot Rio, quiet; Ne. invcses. s%e; mid
quiet: cordova. sAanc
sigsr-Rsw. firm fair refining. sAc. centrifugal
= test. isi6c. refined. firm.
Visible Grain supply.
The statement - the visible supply a. grain IN
store ard afloat on SATURDAY. September a a. com.
PILED By the New York Produce Exchange. Is a.
follows.
whsAt-sI.Tsso" bushels; increase. i.sn.,oo bush.
els
corn-sss-.co bushels; increase. Wco tushsis-
Oats-ss15 o0o bushels, decrease, fcs.9o1 bushels.
Rye-s5i 90 bushels increase 60 90 bushels
Bariey-s57 900 tishsis decrease. ron bushels
No fepc- q Galveston stocks Treated sane ~
last week.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

ne following prfces are being offered 10 ms pro
dncer by the local dealers for delivery IN round lots
On IN. dock ard IN the ear at Seattle.
Crnin-Onts. s11a2i; barley tis 5F7le; wheat.
chicken feed. SIS; bran. 81 80: shorts. sl1D.
Hay-lNzet sound. sstss; Eastern waxaingtoa tim
ethy. SIS: sKalfs. 50 per ton.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. -sszsc
Butfsr-F Fresh ranch. isaiec: creamery. 3dssc
roultry Live chickens. iidlic: live turtsys lie;
TURKEYS, Dc: geese, i9r: ducks. i0dlsc Per n.
Live stnck-choicc beef cattle crws si3sic
steers tFise: choice sheep. &c; good hogs live. ec
hogs, dressed. Il; calves. dressed large &c; snail.
ieei caires. live, large. Sc snail q.
Hides. pets and wool-H HEAVY sound sailed steevs.
over 90 ns. &C.: medium. sound. per n. &c; lisht.
fr; stays. bulls and oven. Sc; saltrd hrs, 70:
calves per 10. SCI green hides fc less than saited
dry hides. per h. lie; dry culis one-third less
p; papery deer, isaisc dry elk sdiec; green elk,
t@sc; sheep ptiss Sce1sl. %; shsariinss. isFtoc
Eastern Washington wool. edlle Western Washing
tRiicw aasic
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO, SEPT io--Catile-Recer.s. .. 90 head.
including $500 Westerns and 7oso Texans STEADY
70 shade lower. including Westerns and hatcher
stock TEXANS. steady; GOOD 20 prime steers. s. sia
Q; poor 20 medium. - soasS selected feeders.
steady. Aas,Ts: MIXED stnckers, &disc lower. va
ss; cows, choice and poor, steady: medium. sal1t
lower. 81 Tsasn; heifsrs, Sgs; Gamers. steady, 80
CARS. bulls. steady, STsa4E, calves. ssa- 7s
,vtsns. nsss'rss, NV nef on 'sie TO-DAY ID car
steers, 81 san; Texas bulls 81 soeiap
Hngs-Re-erts todsy y.Dn. tcsnortow Son esti.
mated lett over. 1S0. Arttve; average. Sc higher
TOP, gc; mixed ard butchers, s. io8ss, good 70
choice heaty, Sls3tD; ronrh heary. 81 a5ds 10;
lsht, N AdS0, bulk n sales. IS fas ~
hisher: Western feeders and exports sheep, Toe
higher; choiee lambs. stropK; oshsss steady good
TO choice wefhers. s. as o.; fair 70 choice rnissi
81 aas IS native lambs. aeasfs; Western iauts,
81 eoas3
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Sept. 10 --when. was Dun tu, frm.
throughout the session. The market derived ~
frrnness from higher cahies. decrease IN wurli'i
shir-s-ts and passage. smaller Northwest r..
eeirts and unfavorahe weather IN the Northwest.
October opened IdAr hisher. AZ 1874 6rs. touched
itGTskc drorred 20 T5Ae and then recovered "a
fs.c closing Arm. he improved AZ Tic.
Corn was quiet ard inclined 10 be lower. although
the ciose ,vsss steady. October closed NC lower,
AZ esa%sc
higher az g%dI%c
Provisions strong and active on a general
speculative demand. The source ~ the markets
strength lay In the excellent consumpfive demand
The close showed scme reaction from the top bu,
the tone was decidedly strong October pork
closed ssissssc higher. lard enc improved and ribs
TIC better
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


From fair 70 ecod trade chracteriyed the
oealinss sodsr among the commission men The
receipt Of fruits orer Sunday not heavy. and
prices nor, on the other hand. vas there an adj
vanee The only feature Il the market was the
arrival sestsrdsv. ~ the walia waiia With a CON
SHIPMENT q fruits. principally grapes The delay
Of the steamer in quarantine did not help the
cargo. and the market should not hs Judged by the
rFlees that some Of the boxes brought.
Butter has taken another Jump upward Of ic per
pound. dur 20 the excess ~ demand supply
cay, AZ do the other MARKETS. both &c quotations
and market conditions
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\ ~. Permits wete issued yesterday
s@sE. ,eFsxseH, one-s,orv frame. iEq
IA svsaae south. siaa
- 49, stennekea, one-ana-ena- half
49, y Arthur street. $50.
&w sSssnteenfh avenue. 81. 100
&r seNnS, twp.story frame dwell
al *seNiet. one story m 40 ma E,lax-
rsree nArtn, sNsl
n4& snuvNsis, one story frame MS Elav-
ffssaer aorth. s>oa
"a. hsslst. nas-ssorv fran,e ga E,iev-
sena nor,h. sSn
As,<.0A ArslrcNs ons-S.arr h+,ea isrs
NJ ssteaps. SN '''s - - ~ 49,
Va. 4 Paul twa-stary frame. M
49, ,sira avenue. 81 Sa
s;rsss sloo S'''N ''S's'
- M s'Aps swo-ssory frame. Hanson
K ~ Worth street, $500.
M eVoatouv frarns ,ufnhie
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with stone foundation, 1914 Jefferson
street, 5000.
James Sklrv1n1, one-story frame, Ken
ilworth avenue, 5000
Ella McGillicuddy. one-story frame 2s47
Twentieth avenue west, SIS.
g Lohse. two.story frame, 1893 Thir-
Herbert 8. Upper, ne-and-one-haif-
story frame. 500 Twenty-hrst avenue.
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Diamonds In Hawaii.

According 20 an English expert. dia-
nonds are In process 81 formation In Ha-
wall He spent much time ana some
money following up the first indications
that attracted his attention '1p many
respects" he says. the formation here IL
like that Of the diamond fields % KIM
beriey." But after researches extending
over several months ne came 90 the con-
clusion that. whiie the formation there
Is like that In which diamonds are found.
the process has not yet gone far enough
but il stili going on. and that. In the
course Of 10000 years or so. Hawaii will
30 great diamond field
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FOUR HALIBUr sCHooNERs RETURN
This Seasons Catch of Fish VIII BE
Below Average.

-Four halibut fishing schooners. the
Myrtle. Norman sunde, w T. Tickle and
Crescent. arrived yesterday from the
Cape Flattery banks with catch of
1900 pounds. Their masters report that
the hallbut take for ten days past has
been unusually light Ordinarily the quar-
tette, for the same length OF cruise.
would have brought at least COCO and
possibly 5000 pounds OF fish.
The present indications are that the
twenty vessels fishing OF Cape FTattery
will close the seasons work next month
with a catch somewhat below the average
take,
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fDxUMI SAILS WEDNESDAY.
Takes $500 Tons Of Cargo and n Few
passeuRers.

The steamer Idzumi, az the Great North
erns Nippon Yusen Kaisha line. sails
Wednesday for Yokohama and Kobe. She
viii have a 3. s0g-ton cargo. including 1000
tons Of flour OF state Of Washington man
ufacture. and 900 tons OF steel rails. a
few cabin and fifteen or twenty steerage
passengers have engaged bcrths
The Riotun Maru will be the next vessel
Of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha line from
the Orient. She viii arrive about septem-
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standard california q. 81 French eountry mar
kets, quiet; weather in England partly cloudy.
Nhsat-spot. firm: No : red Western winter. 60:
No Northern srrtps @ "a Ne. / California.
g sstass q Futures. steady september. g.;
Decemter O. 2rd
corn-spos. FRA; American niset neg. e fxd:
DO old, nominal Futures steady; October. q
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THE COTTON MARKET.


NEW YORK, Sept fo--Ths intensity q esriis-
meat ard activity u sp~rlstion On the cotton sz-
charge today without pAraiei f1uctuafions
Ear rxceeAed ANYTHING kItherto reeor,ssd. he ~
trcmes eeirs 80 rotats with reisTsss frequent and
violcat me ,nafss. onesea irTesuiar ard essissd
With prices 5adi points higher an Irresistible
rush = laying IN which cvsry branch a the trade
took psrt Sellers were few sai .af hetxcrn ard
~ithgus axerpiiaa parties hasins heavy profts
~1thin rearh Nsns ~ these Immediately tool
the bull side aud still long Al the eic-e to-
nisht Foiipssins she rsll the msrkrt sse-ssved AZ
rain srosrslly sriazins tasari hssser priees. 80
ne mornsns pVpcecsiea sgeeulAtlon hroadeaed until
ne ~A s, vas ts1snd ne eSatfol TIE huns
halsss, whisA ssEs aresioFs, q No matter what
bs'ief. fuuaFsng 70 Keep pare The Ergtish marie,
denoted eoarrists rsAos N iitsrrvA rhs balls.
ho~eysr wprs being carried sinnE 81 the adrsrra
On ~ iossl ssshanss September susa W &c "a sos
ss against NC SATURDAY nisht
TIE ~, isfe 4 ne late rnsuths va. se7 ruins.
sheTs s.tnrsAy,' ssaFes rhs fpanaA,iea a huh
iatasz vas re ~, shs hest se~tiea Il the
cruE esf tesr Fetrf - tFHFi1al stn-u she sruzl
Z wsieh ~As nes erswrA asBorss ffren Csnirsl
tAst tsuisd q aerssae he fears Z sAosn anA ~
ria crop thsssssts ta stHessl tterpea wss trsi.
iary infiseseca. /" wfa as ,hs N,~ Orleans MAJ
iea M t4lrs tnt tte srarFincsrtnt thst SOD co.
tan IN r-a-rsass dssusHa snsth u SIS. hishsr
fgsrFr~tsnt rver- t1f sesssnhef. esuAllf shs rrsi
ir..srsAnt = "a ss2eFs faf comparatively httis
gwen Al n a=ssass ~ isst nssHtn. n ~ Sep
issshsr Lass fssf Tnis Acreage fnclusseS = ~
Tsrss entrusted 'eits . En- Ausss Il a.. u -
ssptsnahes q = Mss fcsf A. 1873 y n he fEll-
ares q r u SehtFer Ans Gas l. srhiEsr pnff aH-
Epuaees. fhssa tseaszS Nssrx csuxat -haft - sst
as--airz fi,s re snausoclsusrs = thsfr srssfea
sian al uls aosivts fisfsf3 ne rssgxat ~ ihv
weFs kmrvn 81 hRT8 uHinsFsxtNnt ga .ssfsers egt
gsraAvF Tes trt2 tyfes ruartsi ~ fsfsht abasg,
nean ars u5tr- a nasrr = rtrSf sallng Esar ~
ss5es rss-ss sstised task ffg palasA Ths clas4
uss i-a~salSr snd srrtef. with PRIZES uee sazs7
VrirEs hirhe~ Fktsratrs rfarot fha trtzl trAns-
sssssa a. asn haiss. q - % fsoEe tAsa rvrf
hsfaHs recsetfaA
Condition of Cottop.
WAsHlNgTuN sert 1e-r1s EanfhsF rsroyt q
she atafise4an a ~ department. ~ ,ETt7lifuFs
shaws 80 sFc-tse aanf fsan ~ cstsHn 7fGEtr2sr
% sats hssa = = tarspsart sl,h q 2 tts sssAa
s<pssszszs sFcFazt = ~ lsst teo 1atrs
q = 3
FOREIGN MARKETS
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FOREIGN MARKETS..


LONDON. SEPT ln-v haat-Carsocs m pssEsst,
nCzaiuaiiy ezehsfiEssi ezfsss NHlia Walla, Ss s.
Enxissh countFy asstfts- ira im1artei iEta uuits4
Kinsdrm, ss.@e 9earsefs iugaTts. n7zr, me
United kiuEir1n- - 80 barrels. wheat Ard fisur
ca passage 20 unissd Kin<scm. amen quarter,
In8lkn saitaeuts 4 wheat 70 rui;ed Kins-an AID
cQntiufrf. nnuc.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT la-whssl lz=s Ne ]
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hlshest rate pssd SIRE $50 Exporters are siil
quoting So foe wana waila ana u Il poasinle tnAt
4 cent rsors rfrsid BE- ot.aincd niresten = easy
a. ssfsac. and vafe1. for MILES p1rTcses. NJ
Command so.
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THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. Or. Sept 10. 1909
Fair; stationary temperature
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AGRI-
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Local report Maximum temperature. TO- minimum
tsmpesaturs. -; mean temperatnfe. g. No rnin
during p>st y hours C1uidy IN fors part al fore.
nopn and clear and VERY pleasant In the afternoon
GEORGE ~ SALISBURY
oertiou Director
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-11

Tho Post-inteiligencer has secured ths
exclusive right for Washington 70 Rand,
MeSaiiy 8 Cos latest folder map Of
China and Asia Thee may he secured
At Post.fntelligencer business offices 81
10 cents each.
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Receipts and shtpmev

On the Produce Exchange today the butter rn.rtss
firm. Creamery. ISL d21c: dairy ltaisr
Cheese-Fiun; iat1ithe
EgRS- Firm; fresh. Nhfise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-11

GO 10 spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-11
ding futures ranged as follows:
0n..aau1k uInhnsA Ia-....a

Flour Steady
wbeat--So. 3 Taa7sxe: No red Tsxc
Corn-No. 2 faA aa0Sc No yellow les64oxc
oets-No. . nN@s,e; No. white. aAGssc Na
. white. .5Hh2sc.
Rye-No. D. ksc
Bsriey-tIood feeding. sssssnc; fair TO choice
mailing, isdtsc
Timothy seed-prime. S2-isto
Mess pork--Per bhi, siis5t5iio
Lsrd-Pes 100 lbs, Ss2i,R6Th
Short rife sides-foo~e, 81 i0Tf 20
DRY ssited shonders-Boxed sr@sSc
Short clear side.-Boxsd, s. ssFa
Whisky--Bssis ~ high wines sfM
enrar--rnt loaf Unbalanced
Ccyer-(>ontraet grade 50 n1Q n
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.


TACOMA. ssrs n --wheat--t lpset ara u,lrAangst
cuestsza Ees club 81 birth ter sxpsrt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-11

PORTLAND SeFI Ia-The lrsal wheat rnasfsi
Is unfaYorahi9 Affected 10 further siss grrghts
the RisersaAis, the only dseasA.e3 ship ia thu
Nuthsst beng ssg;ssss tesy a. u u. ~
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2 s.
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

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