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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-10-14
Fall Announcement.
About the First Gun ofthe Sea-
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OR, CENTRAL PASSENGER STATION.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-19
THE wATER 'FRONT.'

Considerable complaint IL made about gang
OF confidence men and thieves who fnfest the
docks Tor the purpose OF proving upon innocent
few days ago foreigner was tSken M town hy
member OF this gang, and in few minutes hs
came back and informed the gatekeeper that he
had been robbed OF all the money he hRd-sfn
il is thought that something should be done to
prevent those thieves from hanging around tho
docks for the practice OF their notorious yoea-
tons
The steamship UmatiIia sailed for SAN Fran.
cisco last evening. she had no cargo but go
tons OF coal for fuel for the trip. She carried q
good list OF passengers. Among her cabin pas
sengers from Seattle were: Harry Peterson, wifs
and two children. Mrs. T. Reynolds. q. A. Glars
sen, Mrs. Russell. II. G. Chapel. O. \. Gross, NJ.
+. Backus. Miss Irene Backus, Mrs. J. +. FOX,
Miss 9. Gouchcr, Mr.. Recon and wife. and Mrs.
J. d. Howard. There were twenty Storage pas
sengers-
The steamship 50. Paul sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday with a cargo OF 500 tons of coal
passengers from this city were. Mrs. +. Z. Cali
Gerwood. p. C. johnson. Mrs. Johnson, III. Green.
wood, Mrs, Greenwood, W. c. Powell, Mr.: Rop-
Maybery, NJ. C. Close and May I. Hunt. There
were twenty-six steerage passengers.
The steamer Eyangei, which runs between
Port Townsend and whateom, is at the dry
dock for repairs. a new shaft wiz have to ba
put in and her bottom viii be scTaTed. Tho
steamer Queen City has gone on her route.
The steamship City Of Puebla arrived from
san IRA nc1sc0 yesterday several hours ahead OF
time. she brought 100 tons of freight for Seattle
and good list OF passengers.
The steamer Buckeye lost her rudder, ana II
tied up at Stetson & Post MIL Company's dock.
She win be ready for her run again In 3 few
days.
John Wilb0rn, the shipwrecked steward Of the
lost bark Atlanta, shipped on board the ship
Moore, for Honolulu
The bark Germania win take on cargo Of
coal for San Francisco this week.
The steamer George E. Starr arrived from Port
Angeles yesterday.
The British bark Samoa arrived in port jester
Hay
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Compared with the exchanges OF the prcced-
ing week decrease Of $50. s.5.74 Is shown. The
exchanges for the corresponding week last year
amounted % sS-a,ssG2S
Business for the week has been quiet With few
features Of interest. White the feeling Of conh-
cence IL the monetary situation increases
steadily, there is no marked improvement in
trade. The reaction set i'm after the Eastern
hnsaelsl furry csrlicr than was anticipated,
and there Is nothing remarkable in the fact that
temporary lun exists. Conditions are fayora-
BILE for increased activity from this time, and
only hopeful predictions are heard.
Bradstreets seattle Office reports six failures
in the stale during the week ending today IS
faItDvx-
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RAIL VA rs.


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TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE FOLLOWS:
Overland through train s:I5 q m
Portland and south. 6:i5 3. T.. and s;S5 p. M
CE1eh1Iis and Olympia. ESQ p n
ARaccrres and north. $40 = n. and S;l5 r m
Tacoma and local. 6:l5 and 9:I5 3 n; 12:i5
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TRAINS WILL ARRIVE FROM
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Total wreck OF Astoria Railroad.

PORTLAND, ] an. 17.-LSpecial. Assistant
Engineer E. f. Cooper, of the Astoria q
South Coast railway. had an examination
in Justice Woods court today on charge
of larceny by bailee. He was arrested az
Corvallis this morning on complaint Of ].
r. Brock, one of the army Of laborers
who have been working on the road al
summer without getting more than few
plugs of tobacco in pay. Brock alleges
that Cooper has two notes for $456 that
were executed to him by William Reid,
president of the company. Cooper has the
notes in his possession, but says he re-
ceiyed them from Reid on condition that
he buy time checks with them,
aud viii not part with them without
Reds permission. This case is only one
of several hundred more that viii follow,
and indications are that the men viii lose
all they have in endless litigation. The
company is a busted community and
Reid comes near being the same. Tho
case viii be decided Monday.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


sAx FRAyclsco. Jan. f7.--The wheat market
was quiet this morning, but the prices q saiF-
ping and milling grades remau DGfhanged.
Offerings continue free, bsit tie demand IS light.
Feed barley Is q shade HFaaer for choice grades,
while brewing grades &c unchanged Oats
were quiet this morning. Quotations on some
qualities are q trife i0HeF. Demand Is Light
The only change in the fruit market during the
week has been in oranges, which close weak and
et lower prices. For the past lew Days tner;
have been a number Of shipments from South
ern California Fruit has arrived IN good con-
siifiorI but there is more stock On hand ~ PTrs-
eut than Is needed for market supply los
Angelo nzveis aTe selling for s. reT box, with
some sales for select stock At {s.es. There - a
slight Improvement IL apples which are being
ehiroat into the market. The inquiry ioF dElesi
frla!t i getting better. Among small dealers the
stock Is pretty well cleared up
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Compared with the total liabilities OF the
failures reported during the week previous, a
decrease OF Sic,sSS is shown. The causes given
for the six failures Of the week were inexperi-
eiiee, granting credits rceSitsSly, insufficient
capital, fraudulent disposition. personal cx-
iraveganee and neglect oi business with only
Que said 10 be directly due 20 dall trade.
IMPORTANT SHIPMENTS.
Notable among the shipments Of the day were
the following, one merchandise 70 Chicago,
Minnesota transfer. car beer kegs TO race track,
cars coal and car gravel 20 Tacoma.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twensy-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts; Northern Pacific rail-
way, Isl tons, Seattle Lake Shore K Eastern rail-
way. 40 tons; Columbia s. Puget Sound railway,
- tons. By water-City of Seattle, - tons;
Premier. j. tons; Edith, tons. fleetwood, :
tons. Total shipments, - tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Receipts al produce and merchandise at the
port OF seattle during the pas, twenty four
hours were IS follows: Northern Pacific rail
way. 80 tons; Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern
railway, - tons; Columbia * Puget sound
railway, 1t0 tons. by -Fairhayen, 10
tons: City of Quincy 4 tons; Fleetwood tons;
Garland, : tons Total receipts, l,il2 tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS.
six cars general merchandise, Is cars wheat, 7
car miIlstuif, ears sheep. ears rails. car
machinery, 2 ears pine. ear hogs. ear hides, /
ear beer, > cars brick, ear calves, / ear house
hold goods, ears lumber.
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Produce receipts: Hour 1000 quarter sackss
wheat, is90e ccntalS: barley, ZOO cenfats. c0rrf
100 saekSs bans. 900 sacks; pCtas0es, 200
sacks. bran. ,000 sack
" heAt-sl.s9 per GENITAL for No. 1 shipping
quality. milling, 81. 40 per Genital
Bariey-No iced, 81 saS3l sls.s choice. SIS
common grades sLsssss4l. ssA. brewing, si.5s9
las57 for fatr e good and 81 % Tor choices
ehevalieT, St-5eaSl6 IS per ccnral-
osfs-SurpFtse, s3zAIa milling, <1s62 %: good
70 ehoige fesc, sls5e2; fair, sl.ss5Jze9L223f
per eentsi.
Corn-IArge yellow. 81. Ssss6sf So: small yet-
low, slSs; white, s.. 81 al IS per GENITAL.
OFT1oNs
taii hosrd sales: wheat--Buycr 1851. $f.f7s<l
nuyer season. 81. 81 AL az; closing nj Sf.42se
Baflcy-Rayer season. Sil
FINANCIAL.
Drafts sight, 20; telegrauhic. 80. sterling bills,
bans, SS2s commercial. sAz9. silver bars, HOG
CLIO. Mexican dollars, Scs<9SSc
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK sroeg .x1aASsE

NEW YOEa, Jan. I7An upward movement
continued to make steady progress. and at the
elcsc the market was active aud strong, at the
highest price 81 the Gay. The entire list is
higher, and while gains are generally for frae-
ti0nal amounts, sugar refinery Is up 4 !, St Paul,
Chicago Gas and Colorado Coal each.
Government bonds, duh aud steady.
WEEKLY BANK sFATEMENT.
The weekly bank statement shows the follow
ing changes: Reserve increase, $500 eco:
specie increase. si6SafK0 deposits increase,
s7.sIsto. The banks hold si,tei,0Q in excess
OF legal requirements.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, easy; last loan. z: prime Nor
camille paper, GG3S. sterling exchange. active
and steady today bills, ssl2; bar silver, l0is ).
BONDS
{. s. as leouponl 10 Pacific 6-s......IlO
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The Northern Pacific Railroad vestibule Din
ing aud sleeping Car Line, daily service 10 =.
Paul Minneapolis, Duluth and Cnicago NO
change Of cars and twenty-five miles the short
Is, route to Chicago. Tourists sleeping ears
through, placing passengers in the Union depot,
Chicago, seven hours and thlrsy SIX minutes
ahead III other linkS A. ChilbsEg, city ttekes
AGENT. ZIG second street, Boston block: e Ton
kin dcuot ticket agent, Seaftie-
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The Holiday Children Guardianship.

PORTLAND, Jan. H.-tSpecial- This
morning was the time set by Judge More
land to announce his decision in the case
of General Rufus ingalls, against Mrs. Har-
riet Campbell for the guardianship of tbs
minor children of the late Ben and Esther
Holiday. The controversy, however, il
still in a state of uncertainty, as Judge
Moreland will appoint neither Of the con-
testants, Linda Holiday, eldest Of the
children, viii be Of age Monday, and Will
then appear in court and select her OWN
cuaralaIl
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vrsTTRULgp TRAIN SERVICE

Over the Northern Pacific railroad: dining ears
ana sieepiug cars every day in he year. seattle
ciass rsssengers. TOO, are afforded excellent
eonmodstions.
THrKTY-TaRxE HOURS AND THIRTY .sIx NfsuTxs
saved in reaching Chicago via this line A.
Ghilberg, city ticket Exent, 10 second street,
Eastan b,ock; Z. Tonkin, depot ticket agent,
Seattle
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BY Richard Bradley, poputy.
RIfcKSurrHrSG.

DoBERT u. WESTERsIAN. HEAVY FOEstS-
Ia ing and general oi2CksnithiaS. machine, ship
steamboat zssl hasdns WeT&: I'll kinds OF azEsn
and Mil soo5S manufactured West street NORTH
OF Yesier sy-n8e- p. - box III. Seattle. WASH
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RAILROAD srorks.
MIsISG so Ks.


Hops-Qu;et and week Pacific coast, 2533se.
Coaec-Options closed steady and unchanged
10 5 down; sales. 22,T50 bags. Guiding January,
sisv a. ai. ~. S,,ot pio I'm III,
eG-goes, fac; No. :, ~ &c.
Sugar-Raw, firm: fair refining. SIC; cen
trifugals, - test, Fse: refined. higher. G. . "a
> sa15 9-Ise yellow, ;xEyss. off 4, ) 9i6a.Jftc;
mould A, Bloc; standard 4, lice; con
fecti0negs A. ~ e; CIT loaf, ~. crushed, Csc.
powder, Side. graHrlated, y e cubes. i-ibc.
Petroleum Very dan; February closed at
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EfTEDREsSESGs.

ArFEe AED CHITUHEE> BATEuEEs--
l. ing arr tfaalegre EsastaEzs e4eEsHt assrfsu
~ Assr sFsfs SEs5 efzzstfsss- Eszs1s 4f- zaf y
- sah1g-5g ss.il1lns hFazf Stree oaes rtewarf &
EslEsss
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL. Jan. TT.--wheat-rr Unchanged
Corn-HoiderS offer moderately; Srof. "a 81 a.
steady January, new, IS s. "a, steady Februarys
IS I'D, steady.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Jan. 17.-Closing- -Consols, money,
q L-i6; ditto account. e71s: U. s. a. fsas<: u IS
as, 1854; bar silver, 4Sd per ounce; money,
per cent
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TAKE the Narthern Pacific railroad, the best
eoyIiy,ued line. for all points East. A. Chileerg,
civ tfkgf AGENT no second street, Boston Diockt
T. Tonkin, depot ticket aseaf, seattle
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad, vestihu.s
sfecrcr and dning-ezr route, for al points 49,
a ChJiferg eitv ticket scent. 40 second Street
Boston bIoek; E Toxin, depot ticket agent
seattle.
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A. sehIosxmaeher, merchant tailor, 6 nov
located at his new quarters IN ths fionter
block. entrance on James SlfeSI