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hIrrIEAs.



ELLESsFuHu Oct. S.-Hurrah for ittitas'
II is no lengeT doubtful county. Every
Republican on the ticket l. elected hv ma.
loFit'es of from 40 Ia 90, Republican gain
Of go IN the county We send three mem
hers "a the legislature The Democrats
made the hardest SIGH, they ever did IN this
county. bat could not win. Below are un-
official returns from Mission Greek and
Elienshurg. kitlltas county.
kllensharg precinct gives Wilson e87
Graiiitts 50 Ferry oe9. ssmple so. a Re-
publican gain ef a. For constitution
io2s. against constitution. a.. For saf.
frage. 2io. against suffrage. 50. For PRO
hibtiun, 80: against prohibition, s5i
Olympia ;. Elleoshare ilS2. North YAK
Una Is. Yakima :. PasCo =.
Mission Greek precinct Gives Wilson g
Gutttis a. Ferry =. Semple l. a Eepub-
Gean gain ~ ~ For constitution. - /.
against constitution. 4. For suffrage, 3
against, - kllenshgrg. 90.
Unofficial figures trotn ktttitas e0gntg a.
swhoe gives Wilson | $50 Grit,itts los
Ferry i.e,~, Sempie l1IT. a Republican
Fain ot gu For suffrage S0, sSains;
suffrage, Ten. kos prohihltipn. 49,.
against prohibition, i.-e7. Olympia. :.
Ellensaurg asa North Yakima ito. YAK.
ina : raseo ,. wenachee III
The halsnce al the state ticket is
slected By maioritieS ranging from
20 80 including supreme Judges Graves
hyperion inaEr. = elected bv about l01
majority In tie district The legislative
aekei WSs tbs err on Hhtch the Democrats
made The hardest ri ht e,J.ecia ais between
Mcdonald. Dem. ami NasoH Rep. for
the Senate wilson Is elestesl l,y a rau3or.
IL os H. Representative Sharp and
Power are clseiesi by 1888 critics % i-g AID
tt4 respectively over Mister anA Fo-artv
Democrats. wright, Rep. Ter coantv
,legk, is elected te a majority g.; >o ever
Baldwin Dem
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Two Democratic Legislators and a Dem
oeratic Judge.


TACOMA. Oct. There are vet two pre-
cincts ia report their vote at the election
Tuesday. one is the first precinct of the
Fourth ward. which may change the re-
suit in the case of representatives. The
auditor and his assistants Will count the
official vote tomorrow afternoon. Returns
50 far received give the following vote and
majorities for the different oiliccs
Congress: Wilson 3,5t5. oritlitts 3,lsi:
majority. 5bi.
Governor. Ferry 3.s5a. Semple 1854.
majority, 7S6.
Lieutenant Governor, Laughton S,7lS,
Plat,or 3 .0S5. ma Ioriiy. S..
Secretary OF State Weir $3.50. White
sey s9sl1; majority, 613.
state rreasurer-Iindsley 5.S3S kauf-
man SuSl majority. ts6
state Auditor-R eeb >. SO Murphy > $50;
majority. 9D.
Attorney GeneTal-ioues ISIS. Salyelsy
2ota. mslorifv kS.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Bryan S.plo Morgan 2ei2 majority. gs'S.
Commissioner 81 Public Tands- Forrest
s,a51. Gooieli = 90: majority. g-i.
Vote Tor supreme court jadgcs Hevt
5S5f scott go. Andsrs 4ot>. stiles sac
Dunbar ttE@ The Democratic candidates
are S. follows Gapsil 80 Reav.s $50,
Jutson S.t&i. SharPstela S0se. White 30
Fer superior Judge ALVIN prm.. SKA.
APPRECIATE Rcp., 3 10, majority Tor ALVIN
al-
Eor senator Baker Rep. S.Sl2. Themp.
son. Rep. g ~ Drum. Dem. E.s-8
Representatives Browne. Rep -
Cochran. Rep, SSH HeNits, Rep. S.sas
Peterson Rep. 1,-16; kshdAle. Eer.. I.os3 /.
Meade. Dem. 3.3l&.
Fletcher Is elected county clerk bv q
vote of IS over povd. DEM. $50, a ma
soTfty ot ~.
Fer she constitution s@ii against The
constitution. eol Fer woman suFfrsge
las against woman xaffrsEe. 2g-3 For
psehsnit'on, sbS. szainSs PROHIBITION.
&>s> Peg tac capital ElienSbUrs ~. YAK
.rsa E~. Olympia Sas4 scattering -
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wALLA wALLA.

Customary Repubiicaa Majority - The
Ccnssitufion Defeated.
warIA waIla, oct- 3-Compiefe returns
from all precincts IN Walla walia county
show tn following majorities: Wilson 81
Ferry go. Lanshton ei6. Weir ZIG, Linds-
lev ai7. Reed 30, Jones $40. Morgan a4s,
Forrest ssA supreme judges, total vote
gh.rpstein !. AZ. Dunbar l.40l. White -i23,
Reavis List, Judson l,i57, Ganahl LII.
stiles .l5e, Hoyt 1854. Anders i.l5l, Scott
1856. Superior Judge: Upton. Rep, ma
iority 81. Senators: Bialock. Dem, 40,
Mcdonald. Dem, 1.45o. Thompson, Rep.
LAS. Preston, Rep. l,si2. Representatives:
Marion. Dem. lob, Roberts. Dem, 30.
Baboock, Dem. l.sie. Painter. Rep, LASS,
Straight. Rep. 1851. Cornwall. Rep, l,s-
For county clerk. Whitman has Is major
isy.
The majority against the constitution in
the entire county. except one precinct, Is
40. For the capital. all but three precincts
give Olympia e57. Ellensburg 66s. Yakima
81
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Republ Jeans and Prohibitiontses WIZ
Sioux Falls GONE Crazy.
Srorx FAILS, 5. Oak. Oct. Sioux faiis
conceds the temporary capital TO Pierre.
Prohibition has carried by at least o,uV'
The Republican state ticket IS elected oy
20 600.
Sr.PAuL. Oct. ga special to the Pioneer
Press from Pierre. 6. OAK. SAYS: The scene
here tonight over the election OF Pierre as
capital bids fair to outrival last night. Inc
town seems to have gone mad. NO at
tempt is being made by the authorities TO
preserve order. A couple OF bands OF
Cheyenne Indians are on the spot and aod
to the excitement.
Although no disastrous accident oc
CURED last night. ii is feared things will
not be so well tonight No business of any
kind was done here today, the people Civ
ing the mselves up to celebration and
watching for more election news.
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SPOKANE f.Iis uci A--Fol.oWspe are
he complete fesaraS from sevea precinct
n Lsnco,o eoaaty. Welsh Greek precinct
Nilsoa l6 Uftass 81 Ferry l6, S&mpss u
tsaaghlea "a. P.sitog - Aesr ib. Wat
le>ey u tsnlscv 81 Mailman = fagrc>t
b. tsCn.s.s 2 Ees,i H. Murphy Il ioass
se. Snively q &ryan H. Narssn "a, Uaa-
ssr. stiles. Hovt. AniesS Ank Scott io
zach, White. >hsrpstesH, Heav1s. JuAsssa
ard tianahi - eAra. senator Third Dis
.rsct: faarwsAtaer Esv. IL. Nav nsla
N Senator. F0aTta dss&ssrt laee Rep
10, Smish lvm j. representatives
Spencer Rep, r. HAcsbara Rep. u.
Rrscokc pssa., "a, S-hTsssfeF tasns -.
sarefsor iaasr Mount Eca "a CAfoa
pvsn.. ~ Seaasv GEEK spaulcr Rep
"a Anderson psM. -. Fer Constitution
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TIiTESTON.
Nearly Complete Returns show the Usual
Republican Majority.

0LYNPI.. Oct. Returns from all the
precincts OF this county except Baker and
part OF Seaico show the following vote
Wilson i0ie, Gritfitts GA: Ferry ol9,
SenlVie 69s; Isugton s9,. Plattor Gl5: Weir
SOL Whittlesey 6as; Lindsey SOS. kauf-
msn 3lJ; Reed SIS. Murphy 6i7;
Jones 1913. sniveley $50: Brya7 SO, Morgan
siG; Forrest so Goodell 5T3; Dunbar $50.
stiles ~. Hoyt sts, Anders SO. Scott $50.
White SOS. sharpstein Gu. JudsOn $50,
Reavis col. Gauahl so.
In the following returns Republicans
are named first. Superior court judge
Irwin ss5 Allen eil. Senator: Owing
less, Ward $50. Representatives; Bush
9Ssi Roleh 9s4. Gaby 79S. Prince T5S
County clerk: kaady 76l, Radcliffe iaS.
For constitution. 1859: against, S5s For
suffrage. ss3; against. $40. For state cap
.ssl; olympia / ar. Ceutralia Is.
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change The result materially. Esinassd
total vote csss il county. 2-3D: last general
election. ia. Estimated Republican ms
iority for governor and congressnan vna
be 80 this ELECTION
Tvo representative, v. R 1onlsay
and Geofxe Judsoo (hoth Repuhaicansl
we're elected b. from 100 10 go minority.
For STATE seusscr. ". ]. Parkinson. Rep.
fell 500 behind the hesd Of his ticket, bat
win PUN through With 30 majority. The
Bennett rs;lrosd company. il b asserted.
poiiea over 500 voses for Parkinson, and
bolted the nomination Of J. J. Weisen-
burger for judge. Who Is behind in What
com county 80 votes. and win be defeated
by Democrat winn unless Ek1sit county
or Srohomish saves him
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Legislative Tickle, Very Closs-Ihe vo,.
for Capital.

NORTH YAKIMA. Oct. Fourteen out OF
seventeen precincts Of Yakima county are
heard from. ard the estimate missing pre-
clncts. ca the vote OF isss. give Wilson set.
GFifalts S2i; Perry s. Semple SIS.
Fer senator. Yakima and Douglas coan-
lies Snow, Republican, has $50. against
A5l FOR starr, With no REPORTS frora Dcug-
las county. the home o. thetwo candidates.
Per representative. Longmire. Dem. leads
Coleman Rep.. by Two votes
The estimate ae-e is that North Yakima
leads Ellerseurg IN the capital contest by
from es's'' To $3.50 votes ard is second in
she rAcr
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STEVENS.
The Republican Majority Increased From
Nothing to Fifty.

Nothing to Fifty.
SPOKANE FALLS, Oct. 3.-Rel liable infor-
nation from Stevens county says the en-
tire state ticket is carried by the Republic
cans by fifty majority: II. II. Randall, Re
publican candidate for representative, is
elected sure. and II. +. Houghton. Repub-
lican candidate for joint senator for Spo-
kane and stevens counties. received big
majority.
In Calispel precinct, Stevens county, the
total vote is IA, of which Wilson received %
and Grifiitts ri: Ferry "a. Semple 70:
Laughton ~. Plattor i6. The balance of
the state ticket runs; Republicans %
and Democrats II, except for atior-
ney general. Jones, Republican, hav-
ing 81 and Snively. Democrat, Is
For superior judge Blake received % and
Belt Il. For representative, NJ. II. Ran
DALI Rep. n. and Niece, Dem, u. For
county clerk. Stitzel. Rep, ~ Hammond,
Dem, Il. For constitution 81. against 8:
for suffrage Q. against 20; for prohibition
10, against Is; for state capital, Yakima 10,
E!iensburg I.
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MONTANA IN DOUBT.
Chances Favor q Small Demo
cratic Majority.
SOUTH DAKOTA GOES DRY.
Prohfbition Defeated I'm the Norseefn
sssse-Capital Jolliacataoa d
Sioux Falls.
SOUTH DAKOTA GOES DRY

HELENA. Oct. S.-Returns from the coun-
ties in which the result is disputed, have
not come in today. The Republicans now
estimate their majority for governor at 100.
vb;le the Democrats claim Toole's election
he sna. Hetuyns from Silver Bow county,
vh;ch elects ten members of the legislature,
are sin incomplete. The Democrats claim
nine of these sure, and possibly all. The
Republicans concede SIX to the democrats.
The Republicans now claim only three
majority on joint ballot In the iegis'a'ufe'
while the Democrats claim nine -,
Silver Bow county returns. wnien VIII
probably be completed before morning,
viii take the legislature out OF douDss sno
probably also he governor
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kuTsAP.
bcsheek. Heretofore - Republican Pre-
einet. Goes Democratie.

sinst. Gees Democratic.
Poer GAMBLE, Oct. 3.-seabsek precinct
Wilson q, Griflitts. -. Ferry NJ, semple
81. Laaghton -. Plattor -: Weir ~,
whittlesey 81; Lindsey -, Murphy 26
Jones =, SnIyeiy 20, Bryan -. Morgan -;
Forrest *. 0oodeIl -. For judges OF the
supreme court Dunbar -, Stiles ~, Hoyt
e.. Anders -, Scott -. White -, sharp
stein -. Jadson -, Reavis -. Ganahl -
Superior judge Sachs. Rep, =, Blanch-
Ard, Dem, "a. state senator kneeland.
Rep. Y, shelton. Dem, -. Represents
tive Drew. Rep, II. Morrill,. Dem. %
County clerk Comstoek, Rep. =. Hard.
ing. DEM, - For the constitution. "a :
against. 9; for woman's suffrage IL :,
against, IS; for prohibition, Is; against, 81
Olympia 90 North Yakima Ellenshurr q
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ISLAND.
wilson's Majority Ia II, Exactly thu
same as Aiien's.

same as Aliens
CouFKviLLE. Oct 2.-~tomplete returns
give Wilson II majority. Ferry 30 majority.
Other majortties are For the constitution.
las, against suffrage. los; agains, prohibi-
ton g.: for Olympia. i@i.
The election passed of very orderly and
quietly. Bat little elect ioneerins was done
on either side. Every one seemed to have
made up his mind how he was going 10
vote. and disposed Of his ticket accordingly.
The strongest hsht was made by the Pro-
hibitionists. who polled q majority of votes
In this precinct. There was q vote OF IL
against the constitution aud 50 for woman
suffrage. To 81 against, In this precinct the
Republicans had small majority for their
ticket, except for state senator, representa-
tive and for superintendent, Of public in
struction. Ferry received 50 to Is for
semple. while Wilson received - TO 81 for
dritiltts.
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Island County News.

CoUPEvrLLE, Oct. married, at the
home of the groom, near San de Fuca, Mr.
Robert Brown to Mrs. Margaret Crisby. of
Renton. on September 25, by Thomas
Creamery, ]. p, of Coupeville. Mr.. Brown
came to Island county about five months
ago. having bought farm adjoining the
promising town of San de Fuca, where he
now resides with his wife.
Mr.. James Busby, of Crescent Harbor.
had a valuable horse killed the other night
by unknown persons who were out hunt
ing for deer by torchlight.
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WI sTfssNE.

Enormous Increase Iva Republican Ma
5orifs~A hoie Ticket Elected.
NHsTros, oct 5.-Ewtntv precincts in
y Ia eaEa connty give Wilson so. CRIT
SITS ~. Ferry 49,, sesuple 70o q Renal
acan S@aR 81 80 For the consultation. Eso
Hslority against suffrage. 80 majority
against prohibition. Il. major.
ity- OLYMPIA ~, k1jsnsbGre 90 Yakima
-. 1--WE p,eS4ne & IL Lea. ..on waa 10.
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BIGGER AMI BIGGER.
The Republican Majority Nay
Reach 1000.
VERY onE-s.oEo LEGISLATURE.
Majority en yeaaf Ballet ef stnefy or -
pemo~r.ss Itsxs Three Candidates
ia Pierre. Csssty.

A the court progresses the Espubascan
majority grows. II Is nor nearer zine than
ssgts shos.ard. with several counties 70
hear f.nsa. whstcosrs ooznty I'D gjo-sousiy,
bet king ssl carries the banner. st<vsns
county goes Republican.
A lsss Of fAs pewss elected legislators -
putsishe.e. showing g majority OK losIst
ballot The Democrats TALK they have
esseate. tao q the Republican legislative
esF.ssSsa.ss in i.lneola county. bat are
probably mistaken.
Followsng Is revised estimate Of The
county mAlortt.ss.
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Southern Pacific Earnings.

Dan FRANCISCO. Oct. 3.-From January
to September 1, 1889. the gross earnings
of the Southern Pacific were 5000 40 coo
operating expenses including full charges,
$4,000 oo. Secretary Lansing states that
before the close of the year he hopes that
the deficit tor the first few months in the
year VIII have been entirely overcome.
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CArHLAMEr. Oct. 2.-Yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock Fred Buskey, who is en-
pioyed as teamster in j +. kimball's log.
ging camp. met with bad accident. Along
with another man he was engaged in bark
ing log. being about twenty feet apart.
His partners AK glanced and struck him
in the thigh, completely severing the
muscle and infiicting an ugly wound. He
was taken to Astoria for medical treat
ment, there being no physician in this
place
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Astoria Marine News.

ASTORIA. Oct. 1.-The sealing schooner
Bessie Rutter, which left here last March,
arrived in Victoria, b. c., this morning
with $i,0oo worth of sealskins aboard
which were sold at Victoria
The tug Astoria lowed in five schooners
today.
sklbbe's new steamer Eclipse will be
launched tomorrow afternoon.
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Death of j. II. Hamilton

FRESNO, Cal, Oct. 81. II. Hamilton. a
prominent citizen and capitalist, was
drowned this morning in a slough at his
farm near Sanger. He had gone to the
slough to water some colts. and it is SUD
posed he was injured by the animals in
some manner. as the water is not three feet
deep.
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Murder at Astoria

ASTORIA, Oct. This morning the BODY
OF Michael Ilirvas was found lifeless IN his
room. Circumstances Indicate that a mur.
der has been committed The skull Was
fractured. An inquest is to be held to.
morrow morning.
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FAIRwEArHER.s ESTIMATE.
Only Two Free Trade Legislators from
East OF the Mountains.

only Two Free Trade Legislators from
East OF the Mountains.
SPOKANE FALLS, Oct. 3.-H. w. Fair
weather, vice chairman of the Republican
state committee, says that fifteen counties
east of the Cascades give the state ticket
$500 majority.
The Republicans elect the legislative
ticket in Stevens. Whitman, Garfield, Spo-
kane, Walla Walla, Asotin, Franklin,
Douglas and Okonogan counties. The
Democrats got one member in Columbia
county, and in Franklin, and stand slight
chance for one in Lincoln
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The Democratic Majority Reduced More
Than Half
Pssoo. Oct 3-fali returns give Grifhtts
-. wilson % sempIe 81. Ferry 3. For
representative fiummerfelt, Dem, has .
majority
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>Is,Is AMI

hetHrHs from seantFy Ersetncts >Aaa
Nwpahlican Gains.
NFeNsSE FAlT~. o. Z ~ Deep Creek urv-
canef. cFesane county Total vote - Mi
ss2a IS. 'sfii.}s SIS Repva.can gain az
4. Ferry g. >emr,c = Balsuce a the
state tc<s9- Republican -. Democrats -
exeFpi lsulslev s.. kangruan - state
senator's Republicans Hyde s.. WAss SO
Van HsHtsa - Democrats. brisksts -
Ia icy - heoker - Jelns senate
uanehtoa A5 >uSxslort - MAJOR Am
stgops. AZ, .or ce-a,y GEEK, - majority
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Chinese Going Ham,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-No less than so
ohinese left for China on the steamer
Gaelic today.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Prohibition Defeated by 1,2OO-Its Advo-
Gates still Hopeful.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Oct. 2.-Late re-
turns make it appear that prohibition is
defeated in North Dakota by / 100. though
the Prohibitionists still claim the state by
On
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rHE NEW LEGISLATURES.

Repu blican Majority Of 93 on Joint Bal
let-One Democratic senator.
The counties that have made returns,
with one exception, show Republican
gains. II those which have not reported
give rs good a Republican vote As in 1883,
the next legislature VIII be composed -
follows:
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recsipfs; Early Rose. 7O4soc; Peerless. 90
@Ac; Burbenks. 60c@1l.
Hops-Nothing Of interest
Butser-Fancy, 321sG35c. good to
choice, 25d &c
Esx-caiifornia ranch. s5@37sse; store
lots. 25@30c
Chartered-R Robert sudden, lumber. Pu-
get sound, for Melbourne: Cos; william
kenton. lumber, New Westminster 20
Adelaide, s7s Cd.
sxw YORK xKRrHasprsy x.sxrr
New YoRK. Sept 25-conee-Op,,ou-
opened barely steady, l0@20 points down.
.nd closed nrm. unchanged TO log Is points
aosn' saes. o.lO bags. including septem-
Der, $l5.lbG 1850. October. SIS. 200
l5.S: November, si525ai5.s5: December.
xl5-25@ is. 70: January, SIS 3bal5.4o. Spot
NO. easy and quiet; fair cargoes. 1870.
sugar-Raw. nominal; refined steady, In
fair demand.
Copper-Soninai, Lake. October, sio.s0.
Leac-steady; domestic, s39sk.
Tin-More active and steady; Straits, $sf.
Petroleum opened steady at es1.c, and
advanced slowly until the last hour, when
slight reduction occurred. The market
closed firm at 3s5sc Stock exchange
+.
closing 9slzc. Consolidated exchange
opened CSC, highest 9ssIc, lowest esc
Closing 9s5sc. Total sales, 81 900 barrels.
Bar silver, EHc.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK SsRKET
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Cattle - Receipts.
1900; slow and 5@ i6c lower: beeves. 81 20
@I65s steers. $fa14.5o. stocke-s and feed
ers, $i75a2.9o; Texas cattle, $i.50@3 20
Western rangers. g. ss@3so
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: strong; mixed
$s.Jogst5; heavy, $3.75ai.35; light. 81 40
Wi.7J.
Sheep Receipts, $500: strong: natives,
$5.509i.G5. Westerns, &s.eDgLI5; Texans,
-. 7oa4l5.
LIVERPOOL skAfy EaEwyT.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 70. - Wheat steady
corn, quiet and steady
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SuEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

~ YORK STOCK REVIEW.
In, Sept. 25.-The stock market
- ut little different from the past
lad vhtif duh Tsnd stvgn1pt
9ohlssisy a stock, a few special.
= diAs great strength or weak
ma changes are almost all in the
n q higher figures. Denver, Texas
AsFth rose III. Canadian Paciiic
90 Pacific each / a. Tennessee coal
LOUISVILLE & Nashville each 1, and
kAss,.
sansns duh and heavy.
ueHAseE AND SECURITIES.
iax,sept Is Money on call easy
fnne mercantile paper, 5@5is.
y asaanse' quiet and steady; sixty
my demand, A.s7s..
BONDS.
vss'edl, l8}s; Is tcoupon). lo7TS
"spoh'h lgs Pacific Is, IFS.
SHOCKS.
Express, ll6IS; Canadian
oanada southern. s4sk; Cen.
- Burlington. l6sas l.acka.
Denver 4 Rio Grande. l7i.;
Kansas Il Texas. i2ss; Lake
Louisville Il Nashville. ,srs
.a'ral 9lis; Missouri Pacific.
saffn Pacific. 3oas; preferred
sxsfa Pacific. 30. preferred.
~ saases'efn. 1855 preferred. 49,.
s'veaTal. less. Oregon Improve.
$50 ssn Navigation. ioe: Trans
Pacific Mail, 3si4 Read
4. = 40 Island, l02l. 81. Paul. -
@ @. Union Pacific. Gis5
= e Express, Sill: Fargo Tx.
sO.a '''''' - Amen
MINING STOCKS.
iass. Sept. * Best { Belcher.
s0aa Back Hills. s. Choilsr.
sa Point, s2.ta: Colorado Cen.
srssoaessed California 4 Virginia.
commonwealth, =. peadwood
va s-.'S: Gould Il Curry. $50:
-. .e.VIosS, $s3. Homestake 81.
~ h'-o' Iron Silver. 81. Mexi.
30 Mutual, SIZE. Ontario. s..
sss = occidental, >lt5. Plymouth
Sierra Nevada. $. 20: Union
w $50; Ward Consolidated.
'als'ed FKopvcr NAkxrr.
Sept Is. Wheat Close.
's and higher, cash and octo-
n s'aeef $50: May. S5l.c.
ese -. cash and October. Slh,c:
1910; May. &N,c
~. steady cash, 10 S-iec: oc,o
sp.ember. n.
"''' "e'ooer' Sli-i''
cash SSH, January,
Francisco REVIEW.
isss'sco' Sept. IS. Wheat 800
P,,.., 'e'hent IN prices: demand
gao'ahle s. eSs.aIso,..
ss,..a' 'Ae' continues duh and
n unchanged old No / feed
\ ss,i,,N smAnd, keeping the trade
sAn,e. = i'io-s remain aboat the
s.,, 'e1' Ni'1 Ne. / sl.isi@
gs'ades, slo59Io7l..
tone, owing To heavy
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pAcIFIc NAVIGATION co.-wHATcoN

DACIFIC NAVIGATION Co.-wHATCoN
ROUTE.
steamer state of Washington, Henry Bailey.
master. leaves Tacoma suudsy. tn sday and
Thurs.tay for WhAtcou. Schome. FaIrhaven.
Sarsfsh Coupgil.. Auscorres. ttsaieiy and
SEATTLE Returning leave Waateom on follow
Ing tsy.
- nsiue-Ieave Tacoma y. m; leave Seattle
an n arrive Whatcorn 4. m. leave Nhateori
8 y M leave seattle 80 a m; arrive Tacoma
3 80 a. N.
ROCHE HARBoR ROUTE
Steamer skastt Chief. george Barlow, master.
Leaves Tacoma Monday aud Thursday AT a ia.
Ieaves seattle Hstfela's wharf. every Monday
ana Thursday AZ i m t0r san 3nsu tstaaa>,
cAilIrs a. CLIFTON. ttSslsdy, ssamaeot, laton-
ner friday Hsrtor, Roche nsr6og.
SKA0fr hINEa ROUTE.
Steamer Henry bailey. {. r Denny, master
Leaves IaeaIza Mondays and Thursdays at
iaaves Seattle every TseSisy and Friday Oh
tide for Stsnwood. FIT >&sgtt CITY Mount Yer
non. sterling and Intermediate po.n.s.
TACOMA TRADING CO,
Agent, Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD,
Agent, seattle.
J. SElSNiCk.
General Manager Tacoma