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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-21
MAHONlTES EXCITED
At the Anti-Mahone victor, Ia West
Point.

Special tO the Times.
WEST PCINr. VA. August 20. -1her,
is considerable excitement in this ciiy
ard county over the fact that the anti
Malone men carried the day 20 th'
county convention held yesterday
The delegates are fully instructed. au'
will 20 hand IN nand against Mahoue
Hausloid Anderson one OF the leadrl
Mahoue men and recently ap9ointe,
postmaster in this city. was q. mpieiell
showed under. both coloici aud white
Republicans being against him.
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VOL. III.-NUMBER 1851

vt,rurE INDICtTtONS TODAY.
, washington. o. c.. August 20 -
|ml cations ior Virginia. Fair. con-
fiN fnurd lirh temperature. westerly
100 winds. siightly cooler Thursday.
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COTTON BAGGlNG.

The liverpool Cotton A.-ociation Op-
posed to 10.
CHARLESTON. :. c., August 2O.-The
President of the Charleston Cotton
Exchange has received letter from
Peter Brown. president Of the Liver
pool Cotton Association. limited. IN
which that official says: Il have been
instructed 10 intimate To th American
Exchaugt that the association con-
demus the use of cotton bagging, and
does not see its way 10 make legislation
dealing with cotton 20 covered.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-21

Comet Join cur watch and dia-
mood clubs. soc. and 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. Srorr & SrorT.
GIL East Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-21

HASTINGS, NEB.. August 20.--The
funeral yesterday Of The late James ).
Laird. member OF Congress, was the
most largely attended Of any ev-r held
in Western N,braska.
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Manufacturer. rirm Against strike

PITrsBURG. PA. August 2O.-A spe-
cial from Cleveland. Ohio, says: Every
manufacturer has agreed TO stand out
aeains. the demands Of the workers for
an advance. having sigued an agree
ment not - tart up uatil notified 70
do so by the wage committee.
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Srr~NEN.-WE WANT A FEW
= ... mtu fo travel and srll ouf goods
.I.r rNUrrIfnrr necessary. Icrmn-
fHn. SALARY $3.50 ppr lnr. Wages
.r...IU- expenses iu advance. Goods
..I -.II 0u sI-If. Hl..uDs. lIshi, sy,
Address. WIfl stamp. COM ].
A... fI Ni 90 CO .luc.lulfI. CD.
WANTED. SIXTY BOARDEBS
w Nr september nnd October nf lyuu-
Iftlfe boarding House. ArkIoWicI Ined
fflm twenty t-fWn States tu Doe Oh"
..nIluf NuI fHH most beautifully o.
.f.EHfe 7laar.lin- house iu tur Wouu
....t N.f.luiH. Terms. --1. Address, W.
|HI- sweet Springs. N. \u. uulu-it
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HON. j. r. TUCKER


LEXINGTON. VA. August 20 Hon.
j. r.. Tucker has been very Ill for sew
eial DAYS with something like acute IN
digestion. To day he is much improved
ana not in any danger. All fears OF a
serious turn are di,pelled.
OUT OF DANCER
LEXINGTON. VA. August -O.-Snce
last report there has been steadily.
favorable change in the condition OF
Hon. John Randolph Tucker. lie Is
out of all danger now.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

didatr~. Ae.
atlanta 0In.J Constitution.
TIE platform adopted by the Virginia
Democrats is ore that gives promise Of
success nm that State 10 is broad
enough for the Democratic party Of the
tie whole country 90 stand on. and If
this should happen. it will not be the
first time that the Old Dominion has 81;
am example to liberty loving Ameri.
cans. We have already printed the
text Of this Virginia platform. bat some
of lbs features are worth repeating
here.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-21

GENTS WANTED.

N.a.If..t. Nlrlv f0 right mon. can no
>. m- si.f Broad street. first 1u1r
.Ir
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iDaWilie Register
IT Captain Phil Mckinney is going to
conduct his own correspondence during
the campaign. we trust he will provide
himself with typewriter. lt Is be
iioved by many that while our standard
bearer learned Democracy in the JET
fer cnian school. he must have studied
chic graphy ur der Horace Greedy.
.lyl,h)urg News.
"Colouel Beirne has many more
friends in the Commonwealth to day
than be had before the assembling of
the late State Democratic convention.
lis speech Of acquicscence IN the de-
ci.ion of that body showed 20 those who
did not know him we'll. how worthy be
vas If the devc;icn Of his friends. lt
was manifestly the sincere expression
of an honest heart, free from guile aud
full OF loyalty 10 the party and lt'
ann0inted leader. He displayed no re-
sentiment. he was manly enough TO Ob
serve the proprie,ies of the occasion by
bearing any disappointment which he
may have felt with the dignity of
geYtleman and the patriotism Of "a true
Nirgiuian.
Charlotte Gazette
The Richmond TIMES wants 10000
for the State Democratic ticket. That
reasonable enough. Let's see. Char
loite is gooi for GOO. aud il the boys
only say so. we'll make 1t "a thousand
Clrsc Cify Gazette
The course of Colonel Bcirne. both
piior 20 and during the canvass fol
nomination. has shown him to be The
high-t0ned and ch.yalrous gentlemat
who Will vet grace the GaDelnatoiia
chair OF Virginia.
Itis said that the Democratic state
Committee is 10 have twO secretaries
liam Sheppard aud James r Fisher
Sir. Sheppard VIII be- assigned 10 duty
in the field. aud Mr. Fisher will be put
in charge of headquarters. They ar'
excellent men. both Of them, for posi-
tions Oi this soIt.
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THE boss FAILS TO ARRIVE.

General Malone was expected from
Petersburg on the late train To night
due here at IL o. clock. tut failed to ar
rive. General Asa 4. Rogers and But
Ter Malone came in on the train. how
ever. and announced that the General
would be here tomorrow. II Mahone
refuses the nomination the brlef D.
that Colonel William Lamb, OF Nor
folk. will get it with rush.
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FARM NOTES.

Frost-bitten grass and no shelter make
hollow horn converts.
There Is no remedy for cow losing her
milk except to milk her often.
II cows stagger and act sluggish give
them 6lauber's salt. One pound day for
three days.
More sheep are lost by dogs in all OF the
older states than by all other causes. This
is an unnecessary tax.
People who can must change their dairies
10 winter This is sign of the times and a
big one.
IL YOU have not been converted 20 shelter
ing the cows. see how much they shrink in
their milk the iirss cold storm they are in.
The American southdown Association
offers special prize OF silver cup worth
80. for the best Southdown wether, 10 be
exhibited at the next Chicago Fat Stock
show. For items address Phil NJ. Springer,
, Springfield, Ill.
Most horses when sethered By & rope will
injnre themselves by saving the rope
against the groove above the hoot behind.
To remove this troabie. tie in piece four
feet long. of stout canvas, making soft
roll in place oi the rope.
The Dorset horned sheep are popular in
this country where they have been tried,
They are very prolific breeders, bearing
lambs twice year. How long this charac-
teristie viii hold out in this country re-
mains t0 he seen. The haif bred lambs
onk very much ike foil bloods.
When should corn bee cut for fodder ?
Corn may be ca; a. feed green a soon as il
j. tssseled out. BAT ii does not reach It's full
nntrstiye value t.ilthe kernels begin to glaze.
This il the time .o cut 90 cure for the siio.
There is almost twice as mUch nutrition in
matared corn fodder. So planted as 10 grow
perfect stalks. a. in the thiekly sown corn
with the self and Immature stalks. This
last kand Of corn is made mostly OF water
aud woody 1bre. What We want is more
sugar aud starch and less water
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common. lss<; first morseaee bords. s.:
San Diego. ~
SAB rKAxcTscu xxvrKw.
sAx FEascssco. Oct Drop.
ping market: prices against sellers: buyers
scarce: qnosahle 81 2s4gl-
barley Steady: No / feed. Ta7zs<c~
usfs--Prices firm, offerings rnoderase
s.o Washington arrived to-day; choice
iced, NT5s9LJo. No. 1. si.3hHL2s;
lower grades. 81. ioss 80.
Hops-Duii and unchanged.
fofafoes--supTlies liberal. bat prices
sIeatfy Early Rose. ysgDoc: Peerless. 5pa
soc. Burbanks, yeaxs.ls.
bufser-Easy tone: fancy. 3z,z@35c;
good to choice. 2sHysc-
Eegs-steady; California ranch, Jlsc,
store lots, 25gs25<e-
30 charters reported.
srw YORK srocx REVIEW.
SEw YoKK. Oct Ia-The stock market
Eas quiet today, butfererish and irregular
With considerable weakness n coal stocks
and grangers. while trusts and the rest o!
the regular liss were In the main firm TO
strong. Closing figures were generally
Close TO those Of The opening
Governments dub and steady.
The weekly hank statement shows re-
serve increase OF 81 SIS 600: specie increase.
$-sSs.fe TIE banks bold $4,000 In ex-
Cess OF the . per cent rule
sEw YORK MERCHANDISE sAExF--
Ngv YoEE, Oct 9-co.sse--Options
opened steady. October 5 points up. Others
unchanged, and closed steady. sssi points
down; sales ZOO bags, including Dc
fober, sisf5; November. $3.50; Deem
Der. fis.o59I5.i5. January. si5.o5. spo.
Rio steady and nuist: fair cargoes. lss<c-
Sugar Raw nominal; refined. weak
and quiet.
Copper-Seglected: lake nominal.
Lead--Active and easier: domestic, 1856.
Tin-steady: straits. z30s5.
acknowledged steady at 0ss[c. and
moved up slightly in the early trading
then became quiet and closed steady at 81.
Stock exchange opened s3zc, highest 81,
lowest ssz.c, closing 81. Consolidated ex-
change opened 81 .ooss. highest $i.01l4 low.
est as5sc, closing goAc. Sales, sas,ooo bar
reix.
Bar silver. aBLc.
CHICAGO rzopUcg MARKET.
cHicAeo. Oct. I9-Wheat closed steady
October. 7atzc; December. size: May,
seXc.
conn-stesdy October. ootlc: November
30s.e; May, 5sssc
oats--steady; October, is,sc; November
Isle: May. 2t1Sc.
Bariey--october. 64c-
Pork-sseady; October. $il: January
sa47ts.
Lard-steady; October, 1927; January
$G92k.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
800; steady; choice to extra beeves SIS
@4.30 steers, 500 s.25: stockers and feed
ers. $i.s0m3: Texas cattle, sl-5o@2-s5i
Western rangers. 81. 51eii.
Receipts. II go: steady 10 strong
mixed <i@is0; heavy, ss.s5@i.25; light
$5.a5di.s0
Sheep Receipts. 100; firm: natives
<3@5; westerns, s3.5o@il5: Texans
f3.25egi3D
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 10 Wheat Quie'
and unchanged.
corn--steady but quiet. and unchanged
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An Added bitterness to Pate.



81 dunno whats going to become Of me
but hope shan't he buried IN that thar
graveyard, 4" said an odd man "a hola rnet
IN one Of the Maine coast towns the tast
summer.
why not !"
.uh. grave hlls With water e. fast e.
i,,s dug. wu9 down thar the other day
and see two men balm away while the
funeral procession WIZ comm in the en'e
an then they had t. lower the coffin into
water. It's always les 80. seems b me
ikss bad enough ,o die without beln'
a,avndest afterwards "
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Another and still more shocking case
than that al tile Earl of Gals0wavx has
been unearthcsi ia the West End In this
case one pesE and five untitled men Of for.
tspe are concerned. and the number Of
yoang girl victims IS ten. The peer. il j.
Saia. has left the country sud inspertor
abl,erlsae, al Scotland Yard. Is now in
paris in connection with the ease. IL =
Thought thar The alleged offenders may pre-
ser voluntarily exile TO the risk % standing
.s,,,,f. their sFgai
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DAcrr,c NAVIGATION co.-wmArcos

DAcrrIC NAVIGATION co.-wHATcoH
i ROUTE.
steamer state OF Washington. Henry Bailey.
n axter, leaves Tacoma Sunday, Tu. sday and
THURSDAY for Nhatcom, seAome. Faifhayen,
Ssmtsh, Coupvtlle. AIiacortes. Uisalaiy and
seattle. Returning leave whatcom on follow
ing day
schedalc-LesTc Tacoma o. m: leave Seattle
ep. IN: arrive whstcom e. m; leave Thsteom
5p. w.: leave seattle : 80 r. Ia; arrive Tacoma
80 a m.
ROCHE HARBoR ROUTE.
steamer skagst Chief George Barlow. mas.er
Leaves Tacoma Monday aud Thursday ~ a III.
leaves seattle, Hat6elds wharf, every Monday
aud Thursday all n. m. for san Juan islands.
calling at Clinton. ctsals6y, stsnwood, laCon-
ner. Friday Harhor, Roche Harbor
sKAGfT RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Henry HALEY, 5. I Denny. master.
Leaves Tseona Mondays and Thursdays AZ
caves Seattle every Tussdav and Friday on
tide for Slsnwcoj, Fir. Sksgit City, Mount Yer
Ioa, sterling aud intersnediate points
TACOMA TRADING co,
Agents, Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD.
Agent, seattle
J. sEDsWfCK.
General Manager. Tseoua.
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TfffCEhrttIc MARKETS.



sss IoEs. Get H. Money on call.
'ssg With uo loans prime mercantile IA.
r, Wei sterling exchange, quiet and
sasy si1ty-dsy lalls, Stsssl On demand.
asa
poNas.
+ 'courons) ~; as teouronsl, ios3s;
f-E.iic Is, Ia
sTocTs,
seaiysl racae 3is: burlington, ia.s's
10 osAnde, ls Northern Pacific. AZ.
sseFrei. -. Northwestern. iilss New
iefk Central, l06ls Oregon Navigation.
sss iransconyiuental. KS Pacific Mai.
-. Rock Island. ga. -. Louis 4 san
+. francisco, "a 81 Paul & Omaha. Sa'.
.sAss Pacific. i4'.. American Express.
~ canadian Pacific. 20; Canada sSoash-
81 q; Delaware 4 LackaNanna. Is21s
~ - Lake Shore i6a1s louisville &
,s'asasiIle, s0's Michigan Central. ~
>Ahszs & Texas. il}4. Oregon Improve
sasai, 81; Reading, s4as - Paul. 6ss.
s'-ied States Express. ~.
sIyrN8 STOCKS
Nts Noag. Oct. ~ Aspen $3.50. Gale
sssla. Biaek Hi.l>. s.. =. ChollsF 81 -. Con-
-saatsG California * Virginia -. neSd-
49, Sl,Sa Hale and Nor>ross s.. -, Horne
as y Horn SILVER SIS. Mexican Slss,
''-''A' Sl.ao. oatar'o So. ophr Si
nosFoN sFock NkskET.
a.SF9S. oct Aicalson & Topeka.
!, =. no; sAna erAnt =, Eol1s gs.iraad,
"a Burlington, io6, 4e&scaa Csntsal,
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Developed 10y Jusnpisg.

Mrs Carlo tAt the theAferl What
xplendidly developed less ali sae actors
with this company have.
Miss Jus Toas ies. Is due to the
Great muscular eiF3rts that they a.. in tie
habit Il making. ! suppose Why Mr.. lie
Glare was 3ass saying % use thai the CON-
paav jumped ffcm san Francisco 90 Los
Angeles iass week.
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srsrTfg.wHArcos ROUTE.

steamer washington leaves Seattle 81 p. n.
suudays TUESDAYS aud Ihnrsdays; strives az
ssnnt.n,, AZ q A. N, next day. Returning. leaves
Nhaifopn MT & r. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frldsys arrives az Seattle All a. u Dexs day.
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Returning leaves whascon ats .. m. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. On the sstnr-
day trip the Libby goes through 10 Seattle, Fare
from Port Townsend 10 Seattle, 81 Until fur
Their notice, passengers or freight from Seattle
for the islands by the Libby's "Wednesday aud
Friday trips will b. carried on the Washington
steamboat and Transportation Co. q steamer
Filth % Port Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
day nights and transferred direct to the Libby.
On these days the W. 3. T. Co, will issue tick
ets aud bill freight through TO destination.
HERBERT y. BEECHER, Manager.
J. A HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle.
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-uERBEaT
i y. Beecher. manager

The steamer J. b. Libby, Herbert r. Beechsr
master, leaves seattle every sunday afternoon NJ
y. m for Port Townsend aud the -an Juan
islands. from Hafdeid's wharf Leaves Port
Townsend at g. m. every Monday. wednesday
and Friday for Whstcom. calling al Smiths
Island, aud Richardson's weather permiuiugl,
Argyle. Lopez. Friday Harbor. Maple Ton Mon
day going north and Thursday going scathl,
Roche Harbor. orcas and East sound
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BEE.

TIE Srexuasr Pee - aoH rea.sy foT business
rsr.ses u. shiax ske Sxr9iec of q sostats aoss
w4I please aYpsy 81 board CO "a A, 4 si's9ssl3llE
Al Ba8aoug's eeSE EaNs<A The Bee @tA e
sss.1 ms =. {,sss., . st l. fesss 81 tsolum b
A r sEArfDlN9
owGeg and AseGE
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A Reasonable ssEs-.tloa.

-. Eaa& ffoaesf fFcss-
budding phiiosop does God
tSn,fser the Wind "a the shorn lamb
FAEhes-Nsz. nay son.
r. p.-I should thsnk i would be easier
for him Ia temper tic saorn lamb Ia tie
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NxvEsr SEATTLE FERRY.
D,clrlc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Aps.rsteh .,esraers frcra sssitle a. follows;
Far san FRANCISCO via tSft lawhssna saa
9s,arqi A. ) y ISL Defo{er ,, ~. lss - ~ ~
az every ave Gsys thereafter.
a. - 1890 as A "a stssnher 70 and x
49, -, Franelsso for Victoria and Puget
s,,r,,st ,s.,~tx. AZ g. n. ov&oosr :, :, - u
81 - az. every Eve GAYS thvTeslisF.
Iicscts Ray be es1ssnfa al ihs ONCE o. -"
e"1' s"'S goopAIIs PEgKiSs 4 CO,
General AseatS-
., Ns~kx. x.rqes san FgARS tsgy. al.
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wuATcoM AND sENIAHMoo ROUTE
steamer Eliza Anderson leaves seattle al p.
n, Nauisvs Wednesdays aud Fridays; arrives
~ " hsscofn ~ n. merit Gay ketiTninSs caves
a st,sos, Tnesdays aud Thursdays ~ p. IA,
snmIayxT IN. Monday Trip 10 Se1i iabmoo.
d. h. JACKSON. President
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Through faalsraan xesE1ba3cs ssesFsTs sE5 dss-
fss ears $50 saiess traFsoyess tearfsis siscaess
tsnetsan 81 .hF kzss va SoTtAIsG tSc4fc rEgk-
ISa4. Casce. re ssceGi stress SSs}0s- e.p-@-
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SEATTLE roRr TOWNSEND ROUTE.

Il & mali steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day. EXCEPT Saturday. nj 10 - p VA; arrives at
leax.s Port TOWNSEND AZ 5 T. N, arrives at SC.
stg!e az ) %. ~,
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,,oops CANAL KoUTE-sTEANEa JOSE
Ill EHlNE

1ne steamer josephine vii leave Got
-. - Al W sssucx,isy sGa ss.sEtss morning
a. - -. sog fos* ss.n x q. 100 a p
80 - tssxqs t7nlan Cify Monday sGa 4hnss-
80, ,Ns,,rtex For srslsat o. passage sFFiy a.
loaaash ' 49, = =. TK1l TAAN. Masier.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THET aC
TRANScoSTisENTAL ROUTE
-BETwEgx--
TIE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

lis passenger equipment is the finest IN the
world, consisting OF laxHrtors Sleeping Cars.
having drawing. smoking aud bath rooms; cofn-
Portable and clean cnlonist ears, with free sleep
Ing herihs for holders az second class tickets,
and the most modern style OF tay coaches
Ets dining cars and hotels provide the best
quality Of food IN unlimited quantity, q, reason.
abe ratcs-
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Fo- Suburban points ten trains daily each way
SUNDAY TRAISS
For South Bend. Snoggai-p su- -v
ME. Gilman aud Way M
For Snoaomish aud way f5Spm assam
For suburban points six trains each way.
Call or write for pocket tire card.
X. ". RUFF. Gen. Pass ACT
w. d. HOLBR0Ok Manager.
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kAxEHAxx

(soLuAsiA Z rUGEr SOUND \ R.
TIME TABLE
TAxfys sTTrr- srsaaY. ocrorxr s. Mo.
Trains srrive a. snd les-e seasfse - fellows.
Leave. Arrive.
ss..ss.ls ard way 59nn saan.
F.snllin AID ssy SAT apnn pman
Coal trains with eoaea attached have no regu-
Jar running tine. viii carr passengers.
IA HILL -zspe-iGien4snt-
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WY 4. ct. co.-sTEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yesler's dock, Seattle. daily ioc 1acanls
al f, a m
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tiles COMMERCE.
! r...r,nees for the Week
A. ,2W,783.25.
|. BUSINESS AGGREGATE.
-..,. SIN Running ON Double
z Co.'S weekly Re-
yiev-Faiiures.

SEATTLE, Oct. 10.
..,r.s at the Seattle clearing
rere sg5 .58iJs. making .
seek ending today. 81 3D.
-. Hearings for each day were.
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DUcEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF Sc.
i attle.
Dny aud sell foreign and domestic exchange
transfer money BY telegraph to any part OF
the United Stetes and Europe. receive
deposits OF fnoney and Issue PASS
looks or certificates therefor.
CORRESPONDENTS:
london, y. n. isothSehiid & Sons
Prris DE Rnfhseblii Freres
Frnnkfurt A. NJ, I. Won s,eeer & Co
New YORK. agency 81 Rank of California,
Chicago. Commercial National Bank
Boston, suffolk National Bank.
San Francisco. the Rank of California
Portland, the First National Bank.
EarLEy GkTZgEr s.......... President
r. + FEEEY ........ Ntce-Prss~lien.
J. FcETu ...... Cashier
Bank located corner Cherry and Froat streets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

THE BANK OF coMMERcE-uNcoRroR.
i ated.J
PAID Up CAPITAL, sIaa.on.
Richard HoIfokE ...-...-.. President
Il x. sFESCER .......-...-..... Cashier.
Transaeis 4 general banking hs,sinesx
Deals In FOREIGN and domestic exchange draw.
Ing direct on all principal European points
Collections made oa al points in the United
States and Canada.
Telegrsphic transfers made to all principal
points.
interes. paid on deposits
All business intrusted 10 Is will receive the
promrtest attention
Office. Brown building, southeast corner Sec
ond and Cherry streets.
WAsHINGToN loan & TRUST COMPANY
w uncorpoyasedl
HARgY KgUrz Secretary aud Treasurer.
Authorized capital 500 90
fsld up capital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 90
Mortgage ans on improved farms and city
property. Lowest rates. No delay.
BRANCH OFFICE.
Room S, K.laen block, Seattle, W. T.; George
EASTERN OFFICES
No. - Wall street, New York; Sears building,
Boston,
WESTERN OFFICES.
Home ONCE, Wallis walIa. W. T.; branch Of
fees Collsx and seattle