Financial bill leads a flood of congressional measures
Washington dispatch reports nearly 800 bills and Joint resolutions presented in the Senate with Aldrich introducing the finance bill as the day’s central measure. Resolutions probe polygamy and express Boers sympathy while Senator Scott faces seating questions. in the House the finance bill earns unanimous Republican support and rapid action is planned.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Senate Committee On Finance
Alrdichs
Judiciary Committee
Great Britain
N. B. Scott
West Virginia
Harris
Papa Met
Kansas
Quay
Clark
Scott
Root
House of Representatives
House
Overstreet
Indiana
Roberts for the Senate may hinge on Utah appointment
A Washington dispatch says if Robert s is rejected by the House he could seek a Utah senate seat via appointment by the Democratic governor. Quay supporters count 46 of 85 to seat him from Pennsylvania, with Chandler calling a committee meeting to consider Quay's case.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Roberta
House
Senate
Utah
Quay
Roberts
Pennsylvania
Corbett
Mantle
Chandler
Committee On Elections
Interstate Commerce Commision
Comm
Alaska governor urges statehood and seals property rights
Governor Brady of Alaska presents a broad 67 page report urging statehood and government setup, calls for a $110000 penitentiary appropriation at Sitts, and proposes the US own a seals property right with branding to protect females. The document surveys mining developments around Juneau, Ketchikan, Unga island, and nearby districts, plus extensive fisheries with noted cod banks.
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Brady
Alaska
Sitts
United States
Quarts
Afrska
Treadwell
Juneau
Silver Dow Basin
Junean- Alaska
Ketchikan
Tungas Narrows
Socom
Appollo
Unga Island
Shumagin Group
Berner’s Bay
Weekly Trade Review Hints Price Strength Amid Mixed Farm Demand
Bradstreet notes overall price strength with wheat and corn weakness from soft foreign demand and ample supplies. Provisions dip on higher hog receipts while lard holds. woolen goods and raw wool rise. foreign wool prices align with recent gains. Crop damage looms in coffee. hardware demand climbs as holiday trade starts. weekly wheat shipments and long list of historic U.S. and Canada business failures are reported.
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Bradstreet
Brasil
United
Dominion of Canada
Pacific Coast Trade Prices For Fresh Produce and Provisions
Market list from Pacific Coast trade shows new onions at 1.26 per sack, potatoes 16 20, turnip 60c, carrots 50c, parsnips about 85c, cauliflower 75, cabbage 7% to 90c per 100 pounds, peaches 65 to 800, apples 1.35 to 1.50 per box, pears 1.00 to 1.25 per box, watermelons 1.50, butter 0.20 per lb, eggs 0.38 to 0.50, cheese 1.60, poultry 0.99 to 1.00 per lb, hay prices 12 to 18, corn 23 to 28, flour varieties 3.35 to 8.95 per barrel, millstuff 16 to 17 per ton, feed 20.50 to 85 per ton.
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California
Puget Sound
Washington
Oregon
Famcy Creamery
Seo
Young America
Mack
Wot_weller, 12@120 per pound; Eestern Oveges
Itc
Aioe Reas
Senos
Bool
Portland Market Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Market brief lists wheat, flour, barley, millet, hay, butter and cheese prices, along with poultry, potatoes, vegetables and livestock values. Values show per bushel per ton and per dozen or pound figures, reflecting broad regional pricing on a Portland market page.
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WM. Volkmar
Ie Pioneer Hardware Merchant
Main Street
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Hotel
Matt Nystrom
Leon Street
Ugar Loaf Creamery
Cheese Factory
W. H. Erdice
Orecon
Live Park Nursery
Mariana
Spectrace
Malehorn
MH. Guerin
Proprietor
Guerin Hotel
Commercial Travelers’ Headquarters
WWW. W. Endicott One
Myrtle Point, Orecon
Ste Ene Ey
Ibi
United States Senate
Ladyemith
Jerdon Highlanders
Manchester Regiment
Inder
Summit
Index
Golden Tannel Company
Baring
Skykowilsk
Cleopatra
Mona
Miller River
Skykomish
Cheever & Bevers Ceatly
Crosset & Devers
Northwest
Portland
Pion Scribe Cing
Gaa
Weekly Trade Review
Dieteibusien
Walla Walla
Valley
Bluestem
Graham
Shorts
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