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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-25
MISCELLANY.

COVER NOR HILL IN THE SOUTH.
CAMERON, w. Va, Oct. 25.-Gov.
ernor Hill aud PARTY left Wheeling
this morning, over the Baltimore 4
Ohio. They were to have stopped
at sll the stations between Wheel.
Ing and Harpers Ferry to allow the
governor to make addresses. The
po;ram, however. was intefered
with by q collision ut Mou ndsville,
iesultn NJ In = slight damage.
TIMELY RESCUE.
BAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. 25.-
The tug, Relief, yesterday relieved
.ne schooner Sylvia, which was In
distress NJ Port Reyes. Had the tug
arrived half sn hour later the schoon.
9would have been destroyed and
several lives lost.
HELD EOR ROBBERY.
BONNEVILLE, No., Oct. 25.-H. 3.
h'nes aud f. c. Huffman, who art
supposed to be the persons who
.o@'ed the Missouri Pacific at OF
~'Vi''s n short time ago, were held
" he grand jury 10 the sum of
sooO each.
iaE ITALIAN CONSUL AT NEW Oh.
LEANS DISSATISFIED WITH
THE GOVERNORS PRO.
CLAMATION.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 25.-In
.ue rf"gresso Italio Americana u .
.''pa'ch from Washiugton. stating
'ua' Inc Italian delegation there,
upoo Receiving official rep.rts from
'us Italian consul ut New Ories,us,
~''ed the attention Of the state Dr.
S.'''nent to the proclamation of the
S.yor ofNew Orleans, which they
sa',n ~ u an unjust accusation.
u'A'os Is said to have tslse m phed
ss governor Of Louisiana regarding
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-25
rue ITALIAN CONSUL AT NEW Oh.
LEANS DISSATISFIED WITH
THE GOvERNOR's PRO.
CLAMATION
Tho Great xajsriiy

SI.sses ses Of scrofuls and other blood
io,s issss dss, are hereditary, and thers-
10 s,a ,ancuit to cure. Bot We wish
Dbss;" bI.e 10 the must positive, en-.
nsr;,, In"nner that HG,d's Sarss-
Esn,~ E~ Goes cure scrOfuia in every
is,.;,, The most severe cases, tn,
b s ihis ior Description, have yielded
bLo% ~ you suffer from impure
6srss ~ ,, ANY ~sy,' lake H6Od's
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-25
POLITICAL.
BLAINE IN OHIO.

BLAINE IN OHIO.
PIrTsBURa, Pa, Oct. 25.-Biaine
who spent last night In this city lett
for Canton, OhiO, this morning,
wbsrs lie will address . political
meeting In the interests Of McK..
lev.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-25

,ses Rheumatic sss lAvss Ptlls.
) - ssilo sSeilotI. 10 sction. NJ sSsolos % nm
issy sys,".osiy -. .y following The uss q pilis.
hey IN S,n periect saSSSy. w qua aniee
aeks, c,n.', no ,. equal IN the curs fsiek hssd-
~. ~. s. = ~ sppstissr. tSsy Sxesii % az sSy
6.,Espsratioi ri "
ses(aas. saas -.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-25
TRADE CARNIVAL.

Al.
The entertainment to be given al
the opera house on Thanl sgiving
evening promises to be very novel
and interesting affair, and from the
interest already manifested, and the
preparations going on it Will certain
ly be of very general interest to all
of the citizens Of the Capital City.
All the different branches of busi-
ness, almost all tie business houses,
will be represented, as well as tie
public institutions. There are To he
about one hundred and twenty-five
psrsons take part in tie represent.
ations. The exercises will consist
Of music, recitations, marching tab
leaux aud pantomiIne. One very
interesting feature will be the pre-
of three handsome rizes:
First, for the best sustained repre-
second, for the hand
sonest costume; third, for the most
character. This promises
to be one of the most successful and
entertainments ever given
in this city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-25
WHAT TA TUBULAR WELL?
Be Sure to Read and Get 10 Other

A genuine Tubular well Is constr icted by
putting down three inch iron pipe, with
no openingh except top and bottom. No
dirt can get In and only pure water can be
got out. This IN the only kind OF we'll that
worms and insects ca mot get into, that 10
absolutely surface water proof, and that
s forced through the cement strata to
the pure living water. II In positively the
this country james A. Roberts, Salem.
lresdence near fair grounds) makes these
wells Terms reasonable 10 years expert
ence. 8:2l-lm-d-5m-w
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DELIGHTFUL READING.

DEiIGHfFUl. READING.
The people Of Salem have long
known that Miss Margeret Grace
Scriber possessed surpassing elocn-
tionary powers, but they were not
prepared To find them % perfect aud
comp pletsly pleasing AZ they proved
to be last Tuesday evening before the
large and select audience ut Reeds
opera house. Her first selections
were from James WhiIo0mb Riley,
That old sweetheart OF Nine" and
The Usual May" but these were
only preludes W the really difficult
selections afterward. "The Aero
batic Doctor" translation from the
French, wherein . prominent Par
isian circus clown became the means
Of resuscitat ing the little dying sou
Of u poor mechanic, gave fine oppor-
tunity Tor the play Of her powers IN
the variety Of expression aud deep
feeling. This brought forth storms
OF applause, ss did also "Mr. Pick
wick's Dilemma" familiar to all
readers OF Dickens, but clothed as
In life by Miss Scriber's inin,itable
rendition. "The Portrait" from
Owen Meredith, WAS also pleasingiy
given. but, "Mr. Brown has his
Hair Cut" capped the climax, aud
though Il was the last pieos on the
program the sudienos insisted on An
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-25

iii h dhEAF CLARA AOhhlS.
The Boston Globe thus speaks of
Clara Morris: The appearance of
Miss Clara Morris 10 her new play,
"Renee de Moray" drew large and
brilliant audience to the Globe
Theater last evening that crowded
the house from orchestra to the
gods gallery. 1t was critical and
appreciative audience, drawn by one
Of the few great actresses this age
has produced. There can I've little
doubt that Clara Morris will be ac-
counted the greatest histrionic genius
among actresses that America has
ever produced. In Forrest, the
elder Booth, Davenl'ort, In Edwin
Booth, Mccullough, Lawrence, Bar
rett, and others that might be
named, the list of actors Is notable:
in actresses few have reached great.
ne>s, and of these in native histriOnic
genius that asks nothing Of the
decorative properties, Clara Morris
must be- conceded to stand alone. If
she were to play Oh a bare platform,
devoid of stage accessories and cos
tunes, she would make her hearers
forget everything save her intense
magnetic. dramatic realism. II Is
doubtful If a specific line was ever
given to hel costumes, save In the
most incidental manner. They are
always iu exquisite taste. but so
subordinated to her art that we for
get them, rs she does. Nor were
any petty tricks aud subterfuges Of
advertising brought into play.
There Is no need. clara Morris Is
one Of the imnortals In art. At
Opera house, Thursday evening the
goth. Subscribers to Clara Morris
can secure their seats ut Patton's.
Monday at 8 a. ~. Seats on sale
Tuesday at 8 u. m.
DELIGHTFUL READING. a
The people of Salem have long
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-15
THE WATER FRONT.

The steamer Mexico, Captain Patterson, ar
rived from Alaska yesterday morning five days
overdue She brought down a heavy load OF
salmon, nearly 1000 tons. consisting of 81 00)
cases, and the remainder in barrels One hun
dred barrels were for Seattle. She was DELAYED
taking ON her cargo, and met some rough
weather, but on the whole her trip was pleas.
ant one. She took fuel here yesterday and
steamed for Tacoma
The ship Manuel Llaguno was lowed from the
wharf above the dry dock down to the coal
bunkers yesterday, and while getting in posi-
ton - take on her cargo of coal struck the
bunkers al broke of one OF her cat-heads.
The schooner Lakme has been chartered by
an Alaska canning company and will 60 to
Alaska for cargo. She will sail from San
Francisco about the 18th. and bring q cargo Of
freight for Puget sound portA
The revenue cutter Oliver wolcott came M
from Port Townsend yesterday afternoon and
anchored in the stream at the foot of Virginia
street
The Jeanne sailed from San Francisco Monday
with 500 tons of freight for Seattle and Is ex.
peeted Saturday
The machinery for the barge oceident ID
nearly eli in place, and the boat will be ready
soon for work.
The Rainier went to Tacoms last evening 70
tow the Norwegian ship Thor, loaded with lum.
Der, to ses.
The Queen City towel in boom o. logs for
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Hops-Fairly active and atrong.
Co6ee-options closed steady ct 10 points
up; sales, 1900 bags. including October
$l8l0@l8l5; December, $l7.l5Gl7.30; January,
$l6.56@16.65: February, SIG 209l625: March,
$l6 lo@l6a0; Nay, $lb.oo@lh95. Spot BIO.
steady; fair cargoes, 5000: No. ,. $ls.l5.
6ugar-Raw. Qui and firm; refined, quiet
Copper-Steady; Lake. October. $l6.75.
Lead-Nominsl; domestic, $500
Tin-Weak; straits. s2l50.
sl5Ec.
BosToN, Oct l4-Wool-In good demand; ter
ritory, 60962c; clean nne, be(960c: fine mediums
55c: medium Texas, California and Oregon
woods, steady 1t previous prices
NEW YoRKss Oct A.-Wool-Firm; domestic
fleece, 8l9s9c
PHILADELPHrA,t Oct I4-wool-Firm; Mon
tana, 19c; territory, 15024c.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosToN. Oct. 14-Closing stocks: Atchison,
34I<: Burlington, 90; Mexican Central. (com.),
233<: San Diego. ia
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO. Oct M-wheat opened strong and
re higher, advanced &c more, eased of ss91zc,
fuctuated and closed 1850 higher than yes
tone of Kuropean advices of the decreased
quantity in transit, the falling of in English
deliveries and decreasing stocks Receipts. co.,
600; shipments, 100000 bushels
Wheat-Closed steady; cash. Sl.00L l0O1<;
December, $L0s5<; May. 1.07ss
Corn Steady; cash. ls9zc; December, ls19c;
May, SIC.
Barley-Steady ct 74@75c.
Pork-Dull; cash. s9.62x@s.75; January.
&lL6715; May, $3.50
Lard-steady: cash. ss.l5@s171z; January.
S645; May, 36.621@6S6
Rye-Steady at 62A@6Sc.
Whisky-$l.13.
Shoulders IS 62915@a75; short clear. $3.50
$40; short ribs. $3.50.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Get A.-Cattle-Receipts. 5000;
steady; steers. $al.14@5l5; Texas cattle, $40
265; rangers, 81 1503.2A
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; steady to l0c higher:
prime heavy and butchers $l@45o; light $40
AS.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 steady to . shade
higher; natives, s4259475: westerns, $04S5.
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Dr.. Bowman & GO !
N ATIONAL
DISPENSARY.
Willis Hotel,
South Third ST., Seattle. Wash,


These eminent Specialists ~ van knov~
BY years of experience, aud are reooRni1ed r.
the most successful and best patron18od Mo(1s
cal aud surgical experts in the country. Dooe n
mlno thai this dispensary il permanently -
Nervous Debility, spssmatorrhoa. eonin6t
Losses. Night Emissions, Loss ct Vital 4oUoGx
slecpessness, Gloominees, DeproaDton ~ 4pfyloE
AVERSION to Society, Neeray DtscoufaGeds Lnek
Of Confidence, Dull, Listiesa unit for st0dv q
Young men suffering from the elEt00 r.
themselves Of our treatments tho Grseaost boo0
ever laid st the altar OF suffering humauk6k
viii guarantee Z positfyo cuxe In every o.
Blood and Skin Diseases. Syphilts, dloG1&4
most horrible in IT. results, compiutoly oeni
Gated without the uso of mercury. zs
Urinary Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Wook
Back, Burning Urine, Frequency OF Ut1not1u
Urine High Colored. or with milky Godlm6nt =
standing, GonorrhOa. G1eet CystteuA ooos
permanently cured Charges reasonable
Phi. 8, Fistal, Fi1sure. Recta1 Ulcers, poB1oC1)I
cured without knife, ltgetur0 Or oau1tla N
detention from business. Over 7,0o0 onG1o
cured. Treatment scientific. sofo and poin1nrR
ana wonderful In its resultA s sSsl
DR.. Bowman 4 Co. are the o1ooue ana mU1
reliable speeialty arm In the Pacific NofShuU
having been established in the city u Chfc6
in 1857. The Seattle ONCE II un0eg ~ pGgG
supervision OF Dr.. Bowman.
ONCE hours. Z n. toS p n. bundeyA -
N. B.-Persons unable TO WHIT ~ nay =
treated at their homes " cofToopo04omoo
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the Stetson = Post Nlll Company fron Point
No Poiuk
Tho biz broueht In the bareo Ajax loadsd
with 500 tons Of chuckanut stone.
The steamer Detroit ran aground q Doglsh
bay Monday and lost her ruddeE
The FerndaIo went ont With large lad q
prick and shingles for Fort AngelsG
The Cascade has changed her landing from
Badere's wharf to Yeslef'a
The J. G. Britain brought in = big load Of
Stone from Dog6sh poinL
The Geneial Fairchild, Willamette ana Manuel
Lsguno are loading coal
The walla waila sails for San Francisco at .
O'Clock this evening.
The Wasp went 70 Port Townsend for N
empty coal scow.
The City Of Paebla II duo from San francisco
this morning
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1AnNAYx


THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
IL the line to take to all points East snl
e0uth: II IL the DINING car ROUTE Tt
day in the year 70
81. PA LAND CHICAGO
NE chan9. af srS
Composed Of DINING Cars unsurpassed, Pull
man Drawing Room Sleepenoe
latest equipment
-TOURIBT 64IEPING CARS
Fest that can b constructed ana IN which
or oioes OF FIRST or second-class tickets, and
ELEoArr DAT coAcHxs
eonunuons line connecting with all lines
e1orolnH direct and uninterrupted servfca
ADVANCE through any agent Of the read
THROUGH TICKETD
70 and from al points in America. Rncisa
And Europe can b purchased q any ticks
once OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
Overland through trans. s:lo . M ana p n
Portland and south. CLIO Z. M. s25 Z n an
Chehalis ana Olympia express. IN
Tacoma and local. CLIO and s:25 . n; z SIS
and S:S5 p. m.
TRAINS Wit ARRIv- FROM
Eastern points, 11:l5 Z m and II rs = n
Portland ana south. $40 Z m. 4:3s and s:lg
Tscoma and local SEQ and ii:45 = n. 1:m
s:4t and II IS p. m.
Time ahortoned Is hours between Seattle ana
st. Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Carr. ale.
giant day coaches, finest palace dining cars 81.
tween Seattle. Tacoms and Portland direct
Daily service.
Frn information concerning fssss. time OF
traina routes and other details sarniahed a
i \ p cHxRLToN. Asst. Gen. Pasa Agt,
IN First St, Cor; Warrington: Portland. o.
4. CHIf1RRO. City Ticket Agent, 7le second
street. Boston block, Seattle wash.
=. TONKIN. Ticket Agent
eeastle Depot, foot oe Third strese
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HISTOGENETIC
sEArrLE. VASE. OCT. 10. is

SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 10. 1890.
take pleasure III stating that am dis
ciple of the Histogenetic system of Treat
ment. By the use of these medicines l
have been entirely cured OF . serious case
OF neuralgia of the stomach and heart.
had had attacks of it for . year or more
which eliminated in very severe attack
from which suffered untold agony and
could get not the slightest relief. My hus-
band telegraphed to DR.. Jordan and ascer-
tanned what medicines to use and immedi-
atsly upon receipt of answer, procured the
letters and began giving them to me and
IN two hours after l was sleeping like q
child. A friend who came in to see me
would not be convinced that had not
taken an opiate. After continuing the
medicines for some time was entirely
cured and have had no recurrence of the
trouble. have now come up from San
Francisco for the purpose of treating with
DR.. Jordan for another trouble, SO much
faith have / in his skill as physician.
MRS. w. A. WILSON.
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EASTERN MARKETS.


NRw YORK, Oct l4.-Advices from London this
morning were most depressing. The scarcity OF
money, traced to the precautionary action OF the
Imperial bank OF Germany, created . fear that
the minimum rate of discount would be raised
and the carrying of stocks rendered more ex-
pensive In the future. The political complicar
lions between Kng and and Portugal also had
an influence in creating an uneasy feeling there
The declines were very sharp In early trading In
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9eday's Quotations.

4S0oy'o V0Oto00oos
9ostns ars the prices paid BY dealers
otn delivered Ut the wharf, or the job
@uoeeo By Wholesale dealers:
ljobbing>-"C." in Dbl, per ID, SIC:
~. y Dbl. per ID, SIC; dry granulsted,
~ D. 63<c In kegs each Of the above
eeQanee on prices quoted.
- uoobing) -Green-Mocha Der ID.
sA - ID, &c; Costa Rica, choice, per ID
~ H. &c. Roasted-Arbuckle's In
- ~ ID, 26Nc; 60lb cases, per ID,
= eases, per ID, &c; Mocha and Java,
oaa per ID, 8215c; 50 and l00-lb sacks,
ssya bolb tins. BIC; Alden Mocha, sc;
Mend. DO; Guatemala, &c. Ground
tJonbing)-Dripa, bbls, per gallon,
haIt bbls, per gallon. 471<c: drips,
eee, y: drips. gallon tins, per case,
'pa gallon tins, California, IS: drips,
s UNA per case, $3.50; New Orleans
S gallon tina, per case. s625; maple, Cam
Gallon tins per dog, $l1.25 Canada sap,
lpn dim. per dog, $3.50.
. ~ Voohingl-Lverpool, 60-iD sacks. per
- American dairy, 5o-ib sacks, per ton,
nai-eround, l00-fb sacks, per ton.
sacks. per ton, $l4; Diamond Crystal,
Rsons case, $275: 3-ib sacks, n in
sS On sacks. so in bale, $275; 10 n
3 h bale, S276
tJobbingl-Bsrrels. So-gr., DER gal.
g. per gal. Ice; half-barrels, sO-gr., per
etsr lSc; 6-gal kegs, soc
= yohbingl Seattle ssvon, 2os. 75c:
~; Electric. eos, $l.05; lc0s. 1915: Kinks
~ - &C; zoos. 1856; White Russian. 2os
N55; Rabbits best, COS, sl.o5: loos'
- motor & CANDLES ivory. 40s, s2SJ: Ioos
sS 49, white or mottled, l2c per ID.
\ pfkulTS-Jobb'g)-A blesched
Ng22c; fgs. California, per ID. &c:
S"A PER ID 20c; peaches, bIeached per
plums, pitted, per 10, l2(9l4c; apples,
i q lo0llc. -A'' AuAisn'
s1NED -fyoh,,,r,-r.
Szlh cans. per dor, 81 Is: tomatoes col.
r. per dog, $S75; Blair corn Tnawa
- = - ansiow corn, per dog, sl.3S:
sL0 per doz: sugar peas. Cslisorni.
SLs591 50; string beans ne,
W.; Lima beans, per dog. 8. loal' 81.
naked beans, per dog. saa5. mnsh'
e doz, $225: French peas. per doz 40 o.
1s.s FRUITS - TABLE - fJobbinel-As.
<ks - ooz. "; apricots, per dog, 3: blact.
-. Pc DOC, y 10; Bartlett pears. per doz.
1ae cherries, per dog, s275: black cher.
~ ~ y .; peaches. California, rer dos.
y - woerries. per doz, 81 currsuts. ner
slspes per dog, 81. 10: plums, per doz.
r = 8 ss'a, per dog. $225: raspberfies, per
/ p'neappiea Uohnson's) per doc, s.. 2a
n ~. IN gallon cans, per dog, 1915: Glib
~. .os. NSs; peaches. a. above. 3l0si. 50;
- r.osgLao; hlackberries. in 2-lb tins,
r., wv currants. gallon cans, per dog,
Pams, gallon cans, per dor. tSas: OH
oos, slso: apples, 2.lb tins. per dor.
49, pes. 2.lb tins. per dog, sl.2s.
~ fisH-tJobbing,-clams. 2.n tins
xxo; clans, In tins, per dog, Sl25;
a. sm uns, per dox. g IS: lobstsrs, an
r. ~ eos. N25; salmon. Columbia river,
lss psf doz. sl6s; Alaska. pink, $50:
49, sef, ITO; Puget Sound, 81
q -. french Penaros. key, i4-ls, per
- -. safdines. French. rs, per dog.
asa' American, ~, per dos, &c;
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FOREIGN Markets.
BREADsTuFFa

LIVERPOOL, Oct A-wheat-Demand active;
new No. winter, 7s 21lad, fair; new No 2
spring. Is SID, firm.
Corn-In good demand; spot and October. A
ls@d, Arm: November. As SD. firm; December,
Is Cd, firm.
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FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Oct. IA, p. Enclosing -Consols
Money, e5 7-l6; money, account. "a ll-l6; o. As
u25: U.S. 4la's, $i06; bar silver. 4es<d per ounce
money, 4l1(d4lS per cent
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Co1rAx. WASH Aup. "a 1,

CoLFAx. WASH, Aug. %. 1890.
DR.. Jordan, Seattle, Wash, Ny Dear Sir
Enclosed you will find express order Ior S.,
which with the enclosed box of medicine
makes me even with the Histogenetic
Medicine Co., / believe.
You remember Mrs. Boardman's con.
dition. how sick she was when she conf
menced taking your medicine. She
says now it seems foolish to take
any more medicine. She has
taken none for nearly four weeks and is
gaining all the time; has an immense
appetite; eats every hing that she wants
and enjoys it; sleep, well and does all her
s shs Is w doing ure,ty wei con.ideriny hnw
sick she was.
Kindly send me some books that may
distribute them among my neighbors.
With many thanks for the benefits received
from your medicines, beg 10 remain SIM
cerely, I. w. BOARDMAN.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
PRODUCE rxcElPrs AND QUOTATIONS..


eAN Francisco. Oct 1l-Produce receipts
Flour, 1900 quarter sacks: wheat II coo centals:
barley, 1900 centals; oats, 1000 centals; corn,
5000 sacks; beans, 1000 sacks; potatoes, 5000
sacks; faxseed. 1000 sacks: raisins, 1000 boxes
Wheat-Trade 10 quiet and values show NO
material change Sonora, $LH15@l.3o; No. /
white. $l.slN@1.s211; choice, $1.Sss<; milling,
81 20 DER GENITAL.
Barley-Bpot market continues to show nrm
tone, though the movement il not of particu-
larry active character. No. feed, $780,;
choice, 1889; common grades, $ls5; brewing,
81 l0@1. l2H for fair to good and $l.450L50 for
choice; Chevalier, $l.521< per GENITAL
Oats-Market both active and strong, bat re-
ceipts are not of = particularly heavy magni-
tude. Milling. sl70@L75; good 70 choice feed,
$l650170; fair. $L5501.60: gray, N.55@1.60
black, 3l.650L8S per GENITAL.
Corn Receipts this week so far are quite
large, footing 5000 centals. The market il
weak. Yellow, 81. 2sA per GENITAL for large, and
Sl.2SZ for small: white, 81. 25@l271a per GENITAL
Middlings- .5o@2a5o.
Hops-25@S5c.
Call board sales: Wheat-Buyer 1890, $ls5lS
@1.35A< closinR at 81 357; buyer, season. $L4S7s,
closing at $1.44}s.
Barley-Buyer season. sl.4s7s
Drafts, sight, 10; telegraphic. 15 Sterling bills.
bank. $4s2: commercial, s479 Silver bars,
$l.ll@Llll1 Mexican dollars, SsCGS9c.
xrSrNc STorre
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-15
HOOPS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE
steamers JOSEPHINE ana DELTA

alternate. will leave Hatfield -Coimsn's dock,
foot of Marion street. at g. m. daily, except
sunday, for Kingston, Port Gamble. Bangor.
sesbeck, Pleasant Harbor, Homa Homa, Iilli-
waup, Hoodsport and Union City. Returning,
leaves Union City at q N. Special rates will
from LiIliwaup Falls to Lake Cushman daily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-15
0uICKxsT TIM 10 oLYMzA
KAMILCHII AID oRAYD HAnDo9
EHR PAssENGER erIAMKR MuLrNolGA1
Ghs eppesition boan

Leaves Tacoma ffsn the n. p. wharf daily. -
leaves Kaniiehis ii:ls , \; Olynpis, > n
arriving In Tacoma 3 p n, connecting with
steamers reaching seattle as ,. -, and whish
Leaves Baker Z Bacon's dock, feoe q Unios
ereet, Seattle. fer TACOMA Ct oR n. sunday.
N. R.-This boat musS b take1 hen -
only x0RoUGH boat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-15
4 aALEMA APplIEs EgR eur

b. msans 81 this NoW I5 ~
meat patjontstHoOG0
tain continuous internal pressure en1 o.
u together with medicinal 9pplicatien 01H41 o.
the axectsd parts. Instant Felisf il al1eann. ~
nail. 9e. Sendstsmp for Pamphlst Ne. = ~
y: E-Truss Co., 504 SscramsntoBts 4en 1tnl
Gal. DIR. Ferces Pile Remedy IN exco1Ioa1n
70 use with the .Applierss oar - Uaile4 q - ~
Within the United Statsa Price ct the &oGno1 "