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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

Associated fress Disptch " Speo'o' "neo'
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2s.-Flour, active nrm:
Wheat, southern, quiet, steady, Fuitz,
75apsc; Longberry, 16as6c.: No. p, 30,
steamer 55c.; western, strong. No.. winter
red spot and August, S0aSOl &C.: September,
sONas0Hc.;. October, SEA e3Ac.; December
Com, southern, firm; white. 4aa44c.: yellow,
42a4skc: western, quiet; mixed spot, and Au-
gust, 40c.; September, iOs<aiO;sc'i octoper' siA
a4lAc.
oats, active, steadier;Tsouthern and Pennsyt-
vania, 2ia27c.; western white, 25as7Hc.; do'
mixed, 23a2Ic.
Rye, higher. b0ab2c.
Hay dull: prime to choice timothy, s1s5oafA
Provisions, dull.
cry, l7alS.
Eggs. steady; lTHaisc.
Petroleum, refined, ST.15. s
Coffee, firm; Rio cargoes fair, l8AalSHc.
Sugar. quiet, and steady; A soft, SIC;
copper refined, quiet, l0Ga10Sc.
Whisky, unchanged,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires. .
NEW YoRK. Aug. 2S.-Flour.state and western, !
steady; moderate demand; southern. quiet.
Wheat. foreign houses selling early strong,
active; No. 2 red August. S6as6 6l6c.; Septem-
Der, 81 9-lGaA5 7-lic.; October. S516as5Ac.; Dc
cember. 81 T-16asS 3-l6c.; January, sS1c.; MayF
92hao5c. . .
43a4Jhic
Beef, inactive; plate, s7.25as.OO; extra mess
s6.0OaI25
Sl0.00al050.
Lard, unsettled, quiet; s6.42k.
Eggs, FIRM fair demand state and Penns5f
vania, lSkal9c.
Turpentine, quiet, steady, 44a4ikc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

Out dempsey aVolueu pupl5nnent'
Twenty second Dempsey continued to
pursue hi, aggressive tactics and used his
left with good effect on the Marines neck
bslow the chin, the same spot he had
hammered for several rounds before.
Twepty-third-La Blanche was show
ing the effect of his previous punishment.
He was evidently Weakening and allowed
Dempsey to do the forcing.
Twsnty-tourth-La Blanche pounded
Dempsey heavily on the ribs during a
clined. Very little was done during tn,s
round.
Little or nothing was done in the
twenty fifth round.
Twenty ,sixth-Dempsey forced the Ms
rine into the corner and pounded him on
the neck until tha latter staggered like a
diuuken man and a knock out seemed to
BIO approaching. Before the elose, how
ever, La Blanche whirling completely
around caught Dempsey haEd one In
| the neck.
Several vicious blows by Dempsey were
the only features of the twenty.
round and in tine following rounds the
Marine did little except to stand up we'll
under the fierce smuggling he received in
the neck.
IN the thirtieth round, however, he
gave Dempsey terrific right handler on
the chest, which seemed to stagger the
lettor for moment, but he recovered and
showersd half dozen blows on the Ma
rine's head.
The 3lst round was exceedingly tame
but when the men came up for the S2d
round Dempsey attempted to force mat
terra. He YVES by far the freshest man OF
the two and with but few exceptions had
had tho fight all his own way up to that
time. He forced La Blanche into co.,
mar and poundedshim numerically. The
latter received staggering blown on the
head and neck bat stood up under then
! we'll The men gradually worked to th,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
THE WATER FRONT.

The bark Tesnpaar finished loading yes
tcr3Ay
The Idaho is scheduled to leave Portland
October is~
There is stu several weeks work on the
steamer dispatch.
The Lney Love is in frosn Chuckanat
with load of stone.
The schooner Tesser leaves for Quillayute
today. With s cargo of supplies.
The j. c. Britain is due here today. from
GhncksnHt. With load 81 stone.
The tug Sea Lion coalea yesterday morn
ing. and left for Port Bskeiay.
The ssesrnsy w x Merwin Il temporarily
on The EdIth's ran 70 Port Townsend
The I.aksa4e disehsFgesi freight at Baker,
Bacon 4 GO. 5 and Schssbacasr's wharyes
yesterday morning, and left for Tacoma.
The Wells isne steamer is due here today
from San Francisco with zoo tons 81 freight
for Seattle. She loads return cargo %
coal.
The stessner City Of Pnsbla. Captain
neaney. ssiiei for san Francisco at 6
O'Clock lasf evening with freigh; and pas
senger<.
The bark Tidal Wave vas yesterday
towe9 10 Fort Madison. where she viii load
isnber for san Francisco. by the steamer
Adase
The Danshsrtons hire finished 6isehsrgias
900 barrels 81 cement lAs; evening Is
vii require 8 few days TO unload tie re-
snsluing 90 barrels.
Steam vii be gotten up again Tor the tug
J. u. C0lman next Thursday she i be-
ing generally oyerhsglsd. ard tie work IS
being gradually finished up. She returns
20 shozlwa.er bsy after she vnaergoes q
ssiisfa Glory tess. xhen her repairs are com
sstkfs8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
lhshso- Us: onsarso. $50. orcsaentsl 81 Is
ssFsss Slssss Tnioa coasoasssed. ssa.


$3.50. 800 20. unsarso. <sts orcsdentxl II g:
sissss Insoa ceasoAssssed. <zsa
s&x rKAxx-.ro rxvxrw
Saw FxAxrrs~~ ~. IA urN
sina>ss s-.srry.x~~xs.., !. - - e%s -
rsarl st~z.sx 49, - = .e-
sxare i 81 * - -. >-.ss 80
ss,.s..,- - - e1's paFes1s weasa ssaa
Bsr,rx--Sa.,s~- 49,.
interest," xs, 80 -s,s's@.--ss- '1ss ssA4s1's
oss.-rse-..~.,s - -
vel. err. s--ss~. - = &c. s
assk n = r-ssss4 =. - - -
81 .sf.ss * .--1's sss1aes.
Har,s-ya-s
prs..r.. -"
Peerless. sses.xsr. Rs.-a.-r. ssssessxs n
Batter Fancy. SA1sssSr GOOD a
essace 2ssEz--sfe~
ESys california ranch. sssxfsy ~ s-s<c.
saors icss. essv a "a
Charters Ersrsscn. Southern Chief and
eosarnhss. coal Seattle to saz Francisco.
xrw 1nxx wxsr-v.x $780,
~ - !,
arSes "eaA ana
-. g..
NJ. -. = - - sss
- "a. - - oesoees $500
& Is. feksrx.a~~ sfs n. xr.r.s psy, So. -
quiet sazr caFEces. 1870
kAw nominal FAR refining, Sc
sssc, csssf-ssngsl- sssess- sss ssss.e.
sloTger-- Nominal. lake ssan2s1 81 SIS 81
Lesd-stsa1y; domestic. $50.
Isn-DGA ard fairly steady. straits
s-sasA.
Fesr0lezra--ssEerea steady al ssssSc. and
after stlsAs advance fell esv ara rzos~s
steady a; &c, Stock exchange areaea
y sSe. highest 1sSze. harvest sssssc. closing
5s-ssc- Consolidated exchange xvs~r@s ss.r
hisoesf az. lowest y ssz. CLOSING ssSs.c To-
- sfeAs-
ehsessso FEanvrz MARKET.
gnrrAeo. OFT. n W'heas-fsa~ss <.r,.,~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
shipping Intelligence.

Say FEsScssco, Oct i0-ArriTe1- str
Mexico, Portland IN Bl8e jacket. Sesttle.
Sal ed Ia Columbia. Seattle ard 50 Erics-
s8a-
eAN FEaSCfsco. Oct. 'Q--IE BE G, Z. Funk.
frrgn New Westminster 10 Melbourne. pat
ia hers for sspz4Fs on aeconns - the blow
ing away OF her sails and breaking the cast
inEs II beT fafsp Ia q sogtbsAsseF.
YoKeHsws. Oct. Arrived Pert Fairy
frafu Nokuaz0a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
TEITGgarHIC MARKETS.
srw YaEk srpcK nrsIrw.


srw SoKK. oct io.-The improvement
= iAs meaer market made farther pro-
rsss today. ard restoration of passenger
rates to DrnyeE, wish continued encouraging
ssEs returns, gave the stock market 3
saAish tore ST the opening. The history
q The days transactions is eAAeily com
Frssd IN the efforts Of the bears 20 break
Fauss by determined attacks upon a feg
secks, The genera list was Affected 10 q
Ensitsd extent by weakness IN the leaders.
sE' The fluctuations ax wei as the business
easle va confined within nsrrog limits.
he strong tesiure q the day Was The
serSasru Pacific gfoap OF stocks. which
sssssced on whatever appeared like inside
esFiAg. and waich accompanied br tAe
sslsy shai Wizard had obtained tAe Beees-
ss'f proportion o. stock "a carry cut his
whsIae, made sn ssiF&nes. extending 90 3.
aai tie whole nlsrkei soon Esve Way ard
cngsd throughout TIE forenoon NhIis
aseaison reached tie lowest price in is
fsiaFy a1si Nem England u lowest price
anee jene TIE spuYt ia Northern Pacsiies
hesfes - rails itself ia the afternoon. The
fssSe; closed fairy active and heayy st
sineihing under the opening Egures. 5
Eslarliy a The stocks are materially loseg
nsigai. and the v hole liss Is aoSn. -.
a. sos5 = New England ~, trhlssaa
N Missouri Pacific lt. and Rock Island
fes cent, vhile Oregon TFSnSoont3neaizl
sapIh
Seregnment BENDS dgll and steady.
rxcstAxsv AZ. sy<-s.rt+rts
Nav YaKg. Oct. f0.-Moaey on cal. easy.
1@Ss les. loaa at e.. Tr5sae saeruan-
s2 Isper. Sd. <. sterling sxeaaure. ausss
az 6Tn; skip ~.iav bslGs. ss.ses. demand
49,.
ff>te-
g registered Is- IS tco0poas) ~
" srer1stsre8i. 1857, 87.s tooapoasl
aS5s. faei1c So. ia
svoess.
Arar~.s. F,,..ss -. rs-.s;., s,--
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BEE.

Ftk s.esRzsr Ess Il Eaw Tes8v - bsaki1aess-
Earrsss wtsz5as s8e ~zrvl@s So . sast2ZE bz@I
~ reasN aEKsg 80 hsss ~ 90 81 3 e. r5ss Lag
s. Na6seE0's ssast Assmre IL kss VII *
Ersstas IS 80 a. ga1ka as - - IS ~ 70 fE 's<a-
A = rPAffDf$B.
GO az &G4 AsSEL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
srArrfr roRr rowNsFyp RorTr.

Us nal ssca1aer Edith Leaves seattle every
sgae exesps SafsFs7sF. AZ - - = IA. arrives -
sssft gssls asfst a. lexf Gag. Returning.
sssxss Port 1osgss4g6 a. a. H.. strives az sc
- u ) &. 4.
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wusrc0x AND sEwlAHuoo ROUTE

xsrasang Ellza amtcrs0a leaves ~&aftsg ~ p.
81 ttgassfass. y etsres.5svs ard FrsAYss arrives
~ - {ss.rgasr . . 81 HaGf say. 8sferfsEE .s&Vas
y hslsfsct Va ssizzs 80 tsrsss&9f e. g.
so .savs a. nl AsnSsy tYgH 70 .sis4ssrrsss2.
l. gACEsf<E President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

Wy & ST co-sTEASEgs WILL LEAVE
w Ies.lTs dock, Sestlse daily toE Tacoma
a. d =. II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

n EAx cu-rrGxr sgr-xn rsx--~.,x
tae Sasaswsax rch~-xnis fssz tie ssrn rs-sr.
49,. - - = IN s1sz e. And asskr As-xs ~ e
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-,TTAHER KIEKLASD~


Leaves Faxrg Hg@Ss
rssxss o. q "a. for lss.sE, }analss s5i waY
VszfE&
fsAss a. So - sns = p n tcT Scs asEie
sat sSs fsFis
f.xs A. = q 81 faT Yes3er. fasnskS as var
.stTts s. toJaHkAD. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

Part gssls &c. saslsck nssa a. TsasEts 90 Hsas
gsaaf WsE sac - midas msEEsaE a. =
-'-.rs-s- a. "a fsrza Set g shakers GoSk- Fof
.sgtstf ~ passage sEFay 90 lasr4 - e. seawsr
'Ss~s p TEoUTaAs. Master.
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pAcIElc NAvIeArros co.-wHArcoM

DAcfFTc NAVIGATION co.-wHATCoA
i RpCTE
steamer state of Washington. Henry Bailey
y xster, leaves Tscgmx saSdsy, Ia sday aid
Thursday fGF Mhzteom. Sgnssne, FsrhavesA.
1srisn, EoapYg3l@. AuAeogteS Uts4lAdy and
seattle. Returning leave Ahstco1 on follow
Ing Gar.
tescasie-Leave Tscoras ?. n: leave Seattle
. m: srriye y astcoEn 9. n. leave what.eaa
y IA. lesse seattle 20 T. n; sgrige Tacoma
= ~ a.
ROCHE uARBOR ROUTE.
Steamer skagss chief. George Bsrlow. rnsstcr
Le.vex Teens Monday sn1 THURSDAY stas IA
Leaves seattle. Hxtacid wharf every Monday
ard ThgrSslxy 81 p. ". Tor Ssn 5aan ssisgds,
calsaE al Gains1s. Jtsaisgfg. stauwoo1, IACon-
sser FRIDAY Hsf1ar. Roche EsFbor
sKAGET RIVER ROUTE.
Steamer HenFy Bailey, : T Denny. assfsr
Leaves tacoma Mondays sad Iaursisys 81
I z. IN
Leaves Seattle every Taes9sF snd Friday on
fsie ies Stsawaspt pr, -kssit City, Mount teE.
nua. Sterling SID lntErT8Ssisse points,
TACOMA TRADING Co.
Ass1ix. IseoaA
J. A. HATFIELD.
sssnf- seattle.
J. eEINwTCE.
General Hsusser, Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

Our remedies act quickly and cure perma-
neatly.
We do no. claim to know everything in rrla-
ton 10 medicine or diseases, "a be able 10 care
every case. bar We do claim that a large, extern.
slse snd increasing practice. with unparalleled
success 70 sustain II, are the best proof OF doc.
tors SAIL.
Experience Is worth everything knowledge
gslaed hy CONSULTING with. critically examining
and successfully trtstsBc thousands of persons
81 every age, sax, Profession and occupaflon al.
iecicd WITH every pressntahle lorna and stare of
disease. or detoyIaity, enables TO assure lhoxs
suffering with like mAladses. that we have sac
cases treated, even after other skilled sas sner.
getic physicians have failed To effect any perma
nent change for the better.
We are pAfrouized by class Of ladies and
gentlemen too sagacioas to he imposed upon by
sn Ignorant qusok. and they are TOO fnrepeud.
cut 70 be frightened away from PHYSICIANS who
are curing them.
Persons calling ct our oficc can have the salts
faction OF free consultation. with the assur-
Ance that they may depend upon receiving can
did opinions, honorable, Square dealing reasen-
ahke charges and no encouragement without q
prospect of improvement or cure.
oar practice j. founded apon the results Of the
best methods, without reference 10 schools or
"rsihies'
Yon will not he urged or persuaded to take
Treatment and no Que viii he treated unless
there Is strong probability Of cure or perma.
nent benefit Make in;errceations and decide
for Yourself.
once hours: From O. M TO D. m. sun
DAYS. 9 10 ii e. m. only.
treated al their homes by correspondence.
Medicines and instructions sent by mail or cx.
press Consultation free.
Always send stamp when reply IN expected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

rrooprs CANAL RoUTE-srgAagg JosE
Ill FhlAE
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwaY-THE True
TRASscoNTINESTAL ROUTE
--RErvEEx-
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

rs passenger eaniprnen: Is the nnes, In the
word. consisting II luxurious sleeping cars.
having drawing. smoking and bath roaras CON-
foTtsbie and clean c0ioRiSt ears, wifh free sleep
iur berlhs for holGers ~ second class tickets,
ard The mcst modern style 81 day eeschos.
is dininx ears 8na bcteis provide the best
quality of TODD IN unlimited quantity. 81 reason
able rates
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TxAND TRANSFORMATION co.-HEgsgEr
i Z. seesA4ef. zanx<rs.

The STEAMER J =. LIBBY, Hefhnrs y Re~rae-
master. sssvss seattle every -anaav affxrasssp a.
: r m FOR Perr Townsepd sa3 ;as -sa joan
ssaEfis, tzssEa HAseeh3s wharf Leaves fsayt
1asascsd ~ g. M every &o1sAv ussfFss~~.sv
sEs1 FRIDAY fog Hk&snnrz. ealing ~ @sasrA .
ssaanas sEd Kst nRr1ec1's fwNxfh.F perm .tfssz5
Arxz ie- icfsx Frisfsy HsFhor, Marie goa Mssa.
LAY gong uorta and ghsrs6Ry going sogias,
kascAc Es-ecs. uscss aid Esst Soas.sg-
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Returning leaves whAscnri as a. m Tues
cars IaHES1ayS ard Szrarisys ua the Ss1ur.
Cas- tTya the Ls5ssY rtes rhTaEgh 10 seattle Fsre-
irsE1 furs Tow fseu6 re seattle. 81 Until fur
tafr nesssr. passengers or freight fruna seattle
ic- TIE sssas8s ~ the LIBBY wsfnss5sy ard
Friday trips VII b. carried 81 tire Nzshin gtea
saesnessf snsa Transportation ca. = steamer
tdsia 20 Fsrv 1cEnseEd ca TUESDAY AMI Thurs
car nlgnfS sTA transferred ssresas 10 tie i4hstsv
On fhese DAYS the ". 4 a T. Co viii issue taeA-
cts AID bali freight fhrnags TO destination
HERBERT r BEEEHEa- Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent. seattle.
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BLOOD AND sx,s p,srAses.

syphilis. disease most dreadful In its resal,s.
completely eradicaied
Ulcers. Cafsr<h. etc, permanently euros
where others have fS.iesi
Kidney. Urinary aud Bladder ccmriasntsx
painful. eifscall tno frequent Burning or
bloody urine, hixh celored or with milky se<fi.
ment on standing, weak back. gonnaThsea.
eject. cystatis promptly and safely cunsd
Charges reasonable.