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THE DRs. DARRrN.

THEY RETURN To IRIS SOUND AND WILL
LOCATE IN THEIR OLD OFFICES At
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
CHERRY ST, SEATTLE, W.T..
Through the earnest solicitation and
request of our former patients and
Others 10 revisit the Sound, We have
concluded 30 do so, and will reopen
our Offices at our old familiar place,
commencing November 10, 1883.
During our previous practice here in
this vicinity We met with great success,
and proved ourselves physicians
worthy Of confidence and OF unques-
tionahle reputation, as our cures and
testimonials can be suhstantiated by
personal investigation.
As proof OF our wonderful skill we
submit the following:
EXTRACTS OF TESTIMONIALS.
Mr.. Isaac Wingard OF Ccntralia, w.
T., writes Drs. Darrin as follows:
with pleasure | write you in regard
TO the treatment you gave me for
asthma of Is years standing. Your
treatment has worked like a charm. !
have had no symptoms Of asthma since
havc returned home, The cure
seems to be permanent, and il gives
me great JOY 10 tell you this. Send
me some OF your circulars. as many OF
my neighbors wish to try your skill in
their cases
Mrs. j. ]. Evans. Stella, w. T.. Neu-
ralgia vi the stomach and heart, weak
lungs and greatly emaciated: cared
and gained 10 pounds in two months.
Mrs. Gen. Adams. Medical Lake. w.
T.. Numbness aud congestion of the
brain. produced by diseased condi-
ton OF delicate organs. also the head
ache and nervous dyspepsia Of 20 wears
standing. she was cured two years
ago by nrs. DarTin.
Miss Ida Rogue, Seattle. W. r.. Fe-
male complaints and general debility
Cured.
John wolfliu. stuck Junction. W
T.. Deafness and discharging ears
cured.
Andrew Anderson, Port Townsend.
". 4. Cross-eyed from paralysis q
the outer muscles Of the eye. Cured
by enc operation and treatment.
John Aalien, White River, W. T.
Weak eyes with constant pain over
eye and lal Cured.
Lille Quental, Tacoma. W. T:
CrcSs-cyed Cured in two operations.
Deafness and eatsrFh also cured.
Mr. Movie GehfoFt. Seattle, W. +.
Boy 2 years cid, deaf since 10 msnths
Old. nschsreing ears and catarrh
entirely cured after several Treatments.
Frederick Mohs. Spragve. ". r.
saiaTFh and bronchitis. general de
hihiy. etc. Cured His wife cured
AS, 81 drcPSy and yaricose veins and
milk leg
THE Pr. barTia also have branch
Office az - Filth street Portland. Or.
where aHy IN that vicinity can consult
theuB
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Moony AT PORT TOWNSEND.
n Meeting for sinners Crowded Go
the. DOpra.

foEr TOWNSEND, Nov. - Moody, the
celebrated evangelist, bcgun his meetiags
here this afternoon nj Iearned'z opera
house. in an address 10 Christians. He was
greeted with weli.filled house, composed
mokfls OF ladies. Although Mr., Moody has
aged prrceptibiy In the past few years. he
las lost none Of his unpublished el0qucnce.
~ was evidenced by the many who were
affected 10 tears by the pathetic stories -
earnestly told. His fund OF anecdotes Is
tilimitahlc. He pleaded for love. enthusi.
asm and human sympathy among Chris
Gans.
AZ the evening meeting. devoted 70 un.
believers. every available scat was taken
and many were standing His ttNI was
sNhatsoeyer a man soweiA, 30 shall he
rcap.r The cNAngelist's address was vastly
different from that Of the afternoon. He
pleaded with ihe erring with "a earnest
ness and eio4Ccnce that one hear
Ing Nm for the drsl time "a the
afternoon could not think him capable ~.
He pointed ont with reientless logic the
certain evils that followed erting WAYS
Ycung men were particularly urged 10
thask Of the evils lurking In saloons sad
the thousand evils that beset their path.
In Christianity he urged them u sc broad.
minded, loycabie aud happy, Afosnd the
domestic hearth WAS only 10 be foaad ban
piness here aud salvation hcFeAitsS May
AZ the audience were deeply moved,
These meetings arc expected 10 be pro
dnetiye Of M0eh good. They arc under
the anspicEs of the different churches
prof Melville has organized \ spleadid
choir Of mere than : NelecS for service st
The meetings.
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wALLa wALLA WEATHER.
Summary for the Month OF October,
f1aG

Highest barometer-9o.s9, 2lst
Lowest bar0metcr-eg.64 "a, 18th.
Mean baromcter-So.i9.
Highest temperatufe--sI, 4lh.
Lowest tefnpersture-sss, 10Th.
Mean-5H.
Mean humidity-G0.
Prevailing wind-sw.
Maximum velocity Of force-i0 sW, 23rd.
Total rainfall or melted snow 20
inches.
Number OF days on which 00i or more
rain or melted snow fell-f0
Number Of days ON which cloudiness
averaged or more on a scale OF I0-l6.
Thunder storines, dates of-0.
Hail, dates of-u
Frost, dates of-Isth, 10th, 3lst
Aurora, dates of--0.
Halos, solar. dates of-0
Hslos, lunar, dates of-o
Meteors. dates of-o.
Polar bands. dates of-0.
Mirage, dates of-o
Winds followed by rain.
Winds followed by fair weather.
REMARKS.
First frost OF season on 18th, and killed
ripe strawberries on the vine, green peas
aud other garden sass" aud spoilt the
third crop of apple and locust Blossoms,
aud nipped some OF the second crop OF
apples yet hanging on the trees. Great
country over here
II. s. BLaNpFoRp, Observer
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WHY ATKINSON RESIGNED.
The Pacific MIL Joins the Lumber
Trust.

TACOMA. Nov. 9.--It Will be remembered
that George Atkinson resigned the super
intendcney Of the Pacific mill some time
ago, 10 devote bis entire time to the duties
OF the presidency Of the North Pacific
Consolidated shingle Company to which
As was lntimafed ct the time a tale of
more or less interest IL suspended BY that
circumstance. The Pacific mill was built
by the satsop Railroad Company Us one
means OF freeing the ioggers from depend
ence upon the big MILLS in the lumber
trust that had been crowdfng down the
price OF logs. while the price OF lumber re-
manned the same. The Pacific mill was 10
be the ioggers safety valve, 80 to speak,
and was 10 be reinforced by other mills
built by 1oggers II the oppression con
indnssd n n %ss ' lSs m h1s 81 ba s hs
has gone for naught, and the Pacific min
has gone into the trHst. II came about In
this way.
The saisop Railroad Company was '.as-
signed" by the trust TO the Tacoma mill.
No sooner had the Pacific mill started 10
cut iumber than Mr.. Hanson notified the
8atsop Company that he did not want any
more Of their logs. Tho inquiry came as
10 what was up, bat no satisfaction was
given until c. =. white. general manager
o. the satscp Company ans. president OF
ne Pacific NH Company. came oyerto see
lyon are fighting me down In san Fran
cisco. That is reason enough why should
not buy los ftsl2, you. You are running
~,H ~ NJ me. putting timber ia my
,~e I~5u have that privilege, OF course,
III <5e6ug a. you do It don't want any
White or some other member Of
nj Pacific Mil Company. so the strofy goes.
took 3 trip 20 San Francisco a short time
after this conversation, aud when he re-
4nrpcd he announced 10 Mr.. Atkinson that
10 70 into the trust. Atkinson. according
10 HIS own statement, had been and was
opposed 10 tho trusts, and this announce.
Wcut took him wholly by surprise, as he
Fad not been consulted in the matter at all,
He objected, but the matter was eousum.
mnfcd lust the same. The mili, II IL said,
went into the trust on different footing
than the other members. and not so favor.
able, IL pays Into the trust 10 cents per
thousand for all lumber cut Ia the min.
and 50 cents per thousand commissions for
sale, and does not share In the division OF
the sum 30 arising, ~ do the other ave or
i2inal members. The mill Is also obligated
TO pay 81 per thousand for logs
II will be remembered that psrke e Ia.
ccy, the contractors who built the mill.
were 81 days behind in their contract.
The ship McIllyray was engaged 20 load
lumber at the time the contract Was to have
been completed. and consequently lay idle
for "a days, drawing dcuiurrage OF 800
per day. or sSioo In all. Some blame was
cast upon Nj. Atkinson for bringing this
Ices 10 tn. min by having engaged the ship
ct that time, although the loss was charged
10 PArkc Il Lacey, who have paid all bat
500 Of It. Out ~ these two circumstances,
II n said. grew Mr.. Atkinson's resignation.
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oLYMPTA NEWS.



OLYMPIA. vow s.-Ths board Of ceunfy
commissioners met In regular session Mon
day morning. bat owing 70 the excitement
attendant on the election. Fery little bGss-
reese has bcen transacted. On Tuesday
morning the matter ef accepting lids for
the county bonds came ~, pst = The e.srk
was fn receipts Of oniy one bid. TIE matter
was postponed inaehnifeiy. The matter Of
leading school lands Was then taken up
and IL was decided By the board tnat The
school lands Of this c0rnty would Be leased
for an annual rental Of 80 per qz&rssr.
Si.z5 per acre for each aere which the ten
ant puts asecr cultivation In accordance
wifh this conclusion the north half OF sec
ton -. tp f7n,r ", was leased % o. W
AeCiothIsn bills against the county 70
The suaoant OF ssi % have been ordered
paid.
The enthusiasm which prevailed among
Republicans In this city last night orer the
result Of the election, is unprecedented IN
the history of the city. Immense tHrongs
psraded the streets with horns, tn cans.
bells and drums, add the noise from these
instruments, combined with continued
shouts from hundreds OF voices and the
explosion Of Thousands OF drecfeekes
continued until midnight An immense
demonstration Ia 70 take place On satrr-
day night, when hundreds Of people wiz
be present from al parts Of the county.
fIfeNDfaHs tS81S HNUttt dA4 3&4utttAfAttt1h
will constitute features Of the Jubilee
Governor semple has appointed the fol-
lowing persons 70 be n0tares public. J.
X Edfnisfon Of waila walla c0u nty.
RoiInan Drake and A. X. Van H0uien Of
Spokane Falls, J. W. Harkness Of What
com, r. G. Ross and Chas. T. Manning OF
Pierce, &. r Jamisou and f. L. Giikey Of
ghehalis, p. D. Richardson of Whitman, j.
r. Iohr and j. e. smith of Sksgit
Mrs. De Frxns, OF Portland, Oregon. who
has been the guest Of Nrs. J. G. Horn, and
who has been teaching Christian science
TO very large class In this city, leaves To-
day for seattle, " here she will be the guest
OF Mrs Harrington. Mrs, De Frans viii re-
turn TO this city In few days, and VIII
continue instfucfing Der class, which "a
composed Of Il large portion OF the best
people In the city.
Nj. NstE Miles has sold 70 acres OF his
Grand Mound farm to Mr. r. N. Sargent.
the purchase price being 5000.
Probate Judge Root has united In mar
rage Mr.. X. y. Hathaba and Miss Anna
Olson, both of Pierce county.
Eeis Bslkmaa OF Finland declared his
Intention TO become a citizen on Monday.
and On Tuesday showed his appreciation
OF good government BY voting the straight
Republican Ticket
Mrs. A. II. stuart. who has been IN ths
Kast for several weeks, returned home
Monday.
The capitol grounds have been cleared
and fenced asder the supervision OF See
Rotary Owings, aud now present very
Cfcditabig appearances,
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NEw YoEK. New Money on call. easy
closed offered eiS. Prime mercantile paper
s'.iR6is ). sterling exchange steady; 81 so,
Tor eodRy bills ASS for demand
BONDS.
Is greklstevedl. I27is A. sconponS) l0Ss.
q leeuronl. ~, pAcihe s.. IL
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rERnArs Nor pRowNED.
THE soay of Engineer syphers Net
Pound.

TACOMA, Nov. s..--Thc body oi Engineer
A. AZ, syphers, who was lost al The fsSis
Gosxc accident. has not yet been recovered,
although the Indians hare made careful
search down the whole river, !; - said
and are sill engaged. MF T. L. Nixon.
who Il thoroughly familiar With the river
from ono end IN the U.aer. Is % she ci.fa-
leu that the taisk!nS cngsHUcr did ngf fan
In the river. hek that he MAS stunned by
the shock aud wandered Ell sHfo tlic woods
Mr.. Nixon was aae Of TIE Northern rse{ae
enKineSfs who surveyed the Cascade iiVis-
hen aad spent months in ihe O.resn Iieer
cpuatfs uayeung mp and down tAc river
witt BIS peck on his fStk. and saws ne
Knows every foot OF H. me water II iac
r4ypr is clear, aud opS can see piSialv
exeryfhips IN Il. he SAYS. sad il fo-ia ~
fmrpsklhle fer - lsTVe en- ohiert a. the
BODY q man 10 * coaeeAlea aaypscFe
IN It's waters. IRE Indians, u.ih the
Offered reward In their nlnd, wSaiA
seafth every aack Ane ciity and -. D.
thinks. the body Is net there. aat Ia as
woods.
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VIII be at the Arlington hotel, seattle,
Monday, Nov. 5. and remain until sstur-
day night. Nov, 10. Principal hotel. Pert
Townsend, Nov. u. Consultation free.
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LOCATE IN THEIR OLD OFFICES At
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
CHERRY ST. SEATTLE VT
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ERRITORY NEWS.
Reception to Mr.. Allen at
WalIa Walla.


WALLA WxlLA. Nov. s.--The city /,
abIaxe with Fireworks and hong liaes o.
mafchiuK torch-bearers with notices
trnnspnyencjes and new bfooms. There Il
HING Of anvils, and large bonfrcs on the
principal corners. The sidewalk ON nsln
honor 70 The election Of John B. Alien.
A reception rendered him IL now In pro.
gTees q srneirs opera house. u IL . grand
0lfnif. the largest Of the kind ever held
hefe. Among the large audience many
Democrats seem to fully appreciate the &C.
eaeIon. Mr.. Aliens address was spIen-
I'D EFFORT, modestty spoken, full Of heart
felt thAnkfuIucss for the honor conferred.
He promised TO maintain every right and
xuar7f esery interest belonging 10 cur PEG
pie; To do all he could for the atfainmen,
81 statehood and the development Of our
resources Then followed the most em-
phAtic evidences OF the entire faith Of the
0li1enf. The opera house was denseIy
packed, while crowds outside watched the
fireworks and listened to two bands dis
ccufsing patriotic airs.
Cong1ntuiafory kilograms were received
from Col J. &. Halnes, New York, and q.
This morning child Of ~ s. Dpelly
was attacked In town BY a COW, run over
and tfsnpIcd badly. itisin preeaFious
condition.
The council last night raised the license
81 auction houses 10 SO a quarter. The or
dinnnee il the result of petition Of mef-
chants. II calculated TO curfsii the busI-
meas Of auction establishments, and IL ere
attng considerable III feeling.
John Stanton. o wocdechopper from
Kameia, frzhtfui Tnanise, was cora
mifted 70 jail nj PendIefon Thursday.
John Wilson. In The penisentiasy for
DEMONSTRATING, was pnraoned to-day.
incnndescent lighting will soon be In
Produced.
Il has been decided to have RECOUNT OF
The votes for Dewar for council, and AIbaD
Tor coroner. IL Is believed this viii invor
their Democratic opponents.
This evening dwelling occupied BY
william Kelly, belonging to J. Il. Irish,
near chnd0f's vineyard, was totally de.
elFoyed. Boss gl5eo: Insurance 500. The
Furniture il q total loss. While going 70
1he Ore hose cart ran over John MeNeal,
BchNEbneher's partner, breaking leg.
Conrt convened this morning. There are
100 eases on the docket. ~ criminal and 8
Erfted States cases. United States District
Ais ~ney White and Marshal Hamilton arc
IN atte dance, from Seattle. There are 10
condera nation suits OF the o. 4 W. T., for
nights Of way in the city limits
0eorKe sitzhugh and ]. d. Lamar are
mentioned ~ probable applicants for the
poetoiIlce, and DR.. w. A.Egberf 81 United
6tstez marshal, under the next sdmInlstfa.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded Mt the Auditors
ONCE Yesterday.

Twelve deeds were filed for record yes
terday, the considerations aggregsting
s92i9. an average of s7e6. Following is
the list as is furnished by Wood & Osborn,
abstrac;ers Of title:
A. A. Nickerson to Jas. Cole, lot 40, block
2, Ross I'd add. Sl75.
A. A. Niekerson to Jas. Cole, lots 80 and
81, blk 2. Ross I'd add, $3f2.
A. A. smith to J. Furth, lots . and 10, blk
50, heirs OF 5. A. Bell I'd add; lots 9 and 4,
blk c, Eastern add; lot ], sec 2, twp "A n,
rae. 1900.
A. A. Nickerson to J. Koerber, lot ., blk
6, Ross ID add, 500
A. H. Manning to II. White, blks ], 5.
), 7, Q, White & Manning's add, 81.
ID. f. Denny 20 A. W. Craig, lot Q, blk 9,
Denny's East Park, $3.50.
b. Hazcltinc 10 L. 3 J. Hunt, 10 acres In
sec IL, twp "A n. 4 e, $40.
Moore Land & improvement Company
to Otto Wolf, lot 2, blk 5, Hiawstha park
add. S20o
G. W. Yancy ct al. TO +. Bowles, lots
aud 10, blk 10. Bigelow's add, $500.
Puget sound Hide & Leather Company,
lots and 6, blk D, A. A. Deuny's plat, 81.
G. II. Spinning 10 George Frassle, 40
acres In see 30. twp n, n r 4, Z, S2241
NJ. J. Wright 20 G. c. Dubois, lots aud
3, Jackson 81. add, $1,000.
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VCficci sxtlsisrsipa guaranteed - ever
Customer a. eur graf re4rcEioa sNie a
aFrss soe4s. Taklas. SsageEFnsn & Co
AT suesh. spsck aslI sssr. OR neu drive
NeGsssr saarngas. aS-laek a. aSai cress
raals ~ - fckizs slzseTaan 4 GO.
AZ a.lfcFtssesaes; ia tae Naut Go ulaa
Wia glsI yea csuss q WaTd for arst faser-
i-ea and ceas icr ever d4r theze.isss-
New stark e lid gloves hy exrres. %
aAF sror1 New NoEs Tokizs. s5nrerEzu
1 Co
yndeVwe1T sale MoafsT saa All
sssc& ;. Qaiy half Price Tokizz. singer
ns1 4 CO.
Heavy s4crisees Ia dress soc1s NcadAF
n.orsing saretainz rat iax loe- Tsklas.
stnkeTznan 4 &c.
Il gsa hkse $ rssm skfeat advertise Il "a
iac sSHr sois1n
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Afs Nins.Sws SoO1hine syrBp, s0F ehil-
drte 'eeta5ns, Il iae prescription Of eas 81
i%e eekt temsic anrses and Physicians IL
Forty yes7s with asves faiiilE sUecess ~
sillous 81 Eathess ter taelF cblidEes-
DsTins he process 81 iesihiaK iss vaiDe Is
sUcslf abe. Il relieves She child freTs
rsiu, cnrss GyseEtsFy and Ai&FEbsr.. grip
ing So The ooscls ans win1 cole - Civ
Jag health % tse child i Testx the raeiheF.
pg.1s 80 q boffir. aEgsdWiy
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CYLINDER PRESSES.

cottrell 2 Rev., 2 Roller, 3sx55.
Iearly new. With Dexter Folder
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Clerk Of Court Abbott Resigns.

TACOMA. Nov. p.--Some months ago +. o.
Abbott. clerk OF the district court here.
rendered his resignation and II was ae-
cepted only to-day. Judge Allyn In his
letter says he accepts only at earnest aud
renewed request, aud thanks Abbott for
having done his whole duty. H. Reeves
Ayres l. his successor. Abbott goes East
in few days. TO be absent q month. When
he returns he win enter upon the practice
Of law
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TRADE AND FINANCE.

1EkT1IKs nov. p
The hop situation remains the same.
zenerxl inactivity prevaiIsnz 50 far as sales
arc concerned wagon load Of Is bales
vas brouxhs In to-day from sannyd.ie. A
car load OF Is bales Vas shipped East yes
ts-day morning. and four cars are being
filed for shipment sunday morning Cat
receipts we're large, z-e saeks arriving ~
sssnboxr Hsssalo from North Fork. and
IIko sacks on the Nerwir from sEinemiss
Hzts Both shipments win be forwardes
70 san Francisco by the next steamer The
Queen OF the Pacific took Esd sarks last
night for the san Francisco MARKET The
schooner Granger brought IN i11s SACKS
potatoes from pznrsne<s yesterday morn
ing. and s. additional arrived by raj, con
tribzfsng 70 swell the large stock already
In the market Prices cannot be expected
20 rise while such policy Is adopted by
farmers. The markets generally are some
what duIi. with no variations In vslsesto
record Canned yruncs prepared In Seattle
are having ready sale. owing 70
also manufactured In the city
meets with popular favor. Dried fruits
are moving more firmly and large con
sumption Is looked for dnring the winter
months Meats and lards are lower. Butter
II fsrra and Eastern eggs have weak
market; quote 24c per dozen The salmon
catch Il improving. and considerable
quantity was brought In, purchased chiefly
By Capt. Jacobs. who II loading Car for
Minneapolis, 10 90 out sunday morning
The market was well supplied to-day with
fine mallard ducks and 4 few gobbien
were offered. Capt. J. A. Hatfield has sent
East for carload of eorn-fed sobblers and
chickens which win arrive shortly before
Thanksgiving day.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
CEIPTs-Duffng the last "a hours the
merchandise and produce receipts al THIS
port have been a. foll9ws: rer ras e.
tons; Columbia & Puget sound railroad,
IS tons; Seattle, Lake shore K Eastern. 10
tons. Sfeaners-Prenaier ~ tons. Aunroe
tons, Clara Brown tons, Henry Bailey
IL tons, HassaIo 1873 tons. schooner Granger /
% tons, Merwin 50 tons. Total receipts,
e7y1k tons.
Among tbs receipts were Is bales hops 1
I274 sks. potatoes, $50 SKIS. oats. 81 SKIS. ear /
rofs. s sacks oysters, 10 cases eggs. Is tabs. /
s boxes, crates and jar butter, 2 boxes /
apples, 500 cases canned corn, % SACKS
chopped feed. SIC quarter sacks -four, 100
boxes bacon, 20 sacks bacon. 70 boxes |
hams, Is barrels whisky, Is cases liquors,
2 boxes drugs, $50 cases coal oil, 90 head I
cattle, 10. 900 feet lumber.
sHfPMENTS-Daring the last = honrs 4
goods and merchandise have been shipped /.
from Seattle to the surrounding country /
as follows Puget Sound shore road, -
tons: Columbia and Puget Sound railroad,
tons; Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern, /
Il tons. steamers-Qneen of the Pacific /
zOI tons: Premier, "a tons; Clara Brown, /
60 tons; Cascade 1ils tozs: Washington, -
tons: Elizs Anderson, 8 tons; Left Eriek. !
son, ~ tons: success, IL tons; lola, 81
Granger. 40 tons, Munroe, e0lS tons; Au-
gusia, 2 tons. Total shipments, 4sS tons.
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shipping Intelligence.

MELBouKSR. - Arrived Cape st. Vim
cent. from Port Gamble.
INCONSISTENCIES VIM. Renton, from
Port Gamble.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2. - Arrived -
str George w Elder, Portland; bk Shirley,
Tacoma. Cieared-Str Empire. Nanaimo;
Blk Harry Morse, Port Townsend sailed
Str Umatilla, Victoria: sh Iyanhoe, Seattle.
poEr TOWNSEND, Nov. 9.--Arrived-Sh
santa Clara. sailed-Sh Invincibie; bks
Ceylon, Atlantic and WIN. LeLachenr.
The steamer Ancon. from Alaska, arrived
at Q this evening.
TAToosH, Nov. 9.--steamer City OF Seat.
tie passed In; cloudy; light east wind at
= IA m
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JOB PRESSES.

Isl o. S. Gordon, no ThrowoE, XII s IN
le-1 do do with Throwoif, 7xl1. Ia
20-1 do do no Throwoff, 5l9xl0. *
2I-1 Columbian, no Throwoff, 6xs u
2-l Universal, with Throwof, xii. IL;
PSI O. S. Gordon, no Throwofi, exi2. III
al do do with Throwof, i0x15 20
&-1 do do with Throwoff, 10xl5 2ot
Isl Peerless, with Throwof, l0xl5... 81
27-l do do do 10x15 "a
PSI do do do l0x15. %,
81 o. s Gordon. no Throwoff. 10x15. 10,
SOL Globe, with Throwof, 15x19. 800. ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-10
rELEGgApmfc MARKETS.



San FRANCISCO, Nov. .--wheat-There
Is luli In the movement. Cash 81 Goa
/ ESQ Options duh: buyer season 81 -
HaFley-puli; prices only kept mp by
judlcious handling OF stocks. feed Sic.
oats--The market is we'll cleaned up of
choice products. and arrivals of such char
aeter can just now iiud quick market
There are liberal offerings OF inferior
grades, but custom Is not easily attracted
10 this line. Choice feed 81 i7tel ~, Sur
prise 81 2<eI %, milling 81 coal 80 (.
lower grades 81 0aNsl 10.
Hops More attention Is being given 10
the better grades, with moderate business.
Although desirable lots are not plentiful
quotations remain unchanged.
foiaiocs-Siocks are clearing M aud
prices show more steRdiuess; asGS0c.
Bsiter-fsncy. not plentiful and nrmer;
SSttt2c.
Eggs-Fresh advancing; ranch f5tsI7l &c
good to choice, ESdtae.
No Oh rfasrS