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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
LOW RA7zs TO KA>sAs CITY.


FFITa'NN I , - . fsE3A EtII"Nts
The ChleSRo. Rex bland and Pacific
railway vii .eil road trip tickets AZ half
fare 20 Knights q Pytsiss and tbsir
friends 20 ssssnd ~ucamgu3sut ~ kklsss
City. Aug =, isSZ. Tickets vii ts On
sAls Aug. - % Aug q within . rsdlas q
30 miles. good 70 rsxarn "a Aug. %. AID
outsiss this radius. Aug - To y. god %
return 70 sept -.
Ak your nFarsst ticket a1snt scr tuA
Sri.cBlsrs. or address
gEo. FTnASTfAs
c52tf g. Z 4 i. Il. Chicago, III
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NORTH Ann EAST.
No. az. Kansas City express
Ne. s06s Chicago testibulod
express. .....-...-...
No. stss- Missouri River Ell
pcse--s -....-ss- .-..-.rs---
Ne. t51 Englewoost express.
SOUTH AND wUST.
No. Ell" Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. .........
Ne. ar Caldwell and faa-
handle eIpress-.............
Ne. ttfs' II Worth. calves
ton and Texas express. 49,.
No. as. Wichita Express,
No. -? Enslewood accm. &c..
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Committee an TraunortatIop-
,an,.otp,tni.. Erenr,ten.

Low rates 20 Kansas City and return ca
account OF the Biennial Session kncamp-
ment Knights Of Pythiss. August 20 70 -.
Tickets good for return passage on or be-
fore September IL Is9g Call at ~ EaH
Douglas avenue. r. ?. BLECKLEY.
Z. and q. A, Missouri Pacific Ry.
flaf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21

The coming Grand Army encam pmen
at Washington in September promises to
be the largest ever held, and more old
soldiers will be in line than at any time
since the close of the war. Particular in
terest is being aroused from the fact that
the o.. A. r., have never visited Washing
ton since the grand review just before be-
ing mustered out to service. 10 add to
the enjoyment of the encampment a series
of very cheap excursions have been ar
ranged to Richmond and the historic bat
tlefeld of Virginia.
AS tickets will be sold to Washington
with a limit of Oct, 18th returning it will
enable parties to make good long visit in
the east and start home in time to stop in
Chicago and take IN the worlds fair dedi-
cation ceremonies which will occur Oct.
l1th and 18th. At the same time there
will be an eDcampmeut and grand review
of the national guards from every state
in the union. 1t being estimated that
there will be $1,000 militia in line.
The q. A. K. of Southwestern Kansas
are already talking up the trip and Mr.. j.
I. Mcmillan and II. d. Heisermau are or
ganizing a party. Through chair cars
and sleepers will run from Wichita with
out change and Pullman tourist sleeping
cars have been chartered both for the trip
and for sleeping quarters during the stay
in Washington. The expense of the latter
will be only 15c per day for double berth
which can be occupied by two people if
preferred, The fare will be cheap and if
you want to Join the crowd address the
gentleman above named who will reserve
sleeping car accommodations and give
you all tie INFORMATION possible. ATT
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Wichita Produce Market.

MarKet.
WICHITA. Aug, 20
FLOUR-Highest patent 81 90 second patent
81 %; extra fancy. s! TO-
bUIIEh-rhs t creamery. l5c: other grades, lug
125pc.
EGGS-l0@l2c per dozen.
POULTRY boosters. al 50d2 90 per dozen or Sc
Per pound; hens, - 0lG5Z 30 per dozen or &c per
pOund; spring chickens, 81 752 50 per dozen or nc
per pound; turkeys, 1@sc per pound. DUCKS-testI
al %; malard. 81 20 per dozen. Yong geese. &c per
pound.
P0TAToES-Choice. 65a75c per bushel.
APPLES-$3 90 per barrel.
COAL-Anthracite. al 80; Canon City, SIS on; Weir
city, - 5G tront-nac. - ~; PItsburg, "a ST Hi
nUis 81 lU: McAlester 81 CO. -
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shipping steers. good to extra-....ss 1905 90
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
he following are the representative sales Of cat

The receipts were light, as is always e1-
pected on Saturday. The offerings all
sold at about steady figures today but
there was more sorting done than for a
long time. Every load that had light pigs
had to be sorted. The receipts the past
week fell short of last weeks supply
owing to reunion week here, great many
shippers having spent the week among the
comrades. The market, however, has
been very satisfactory.
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\NANTED-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOR
w general Homework; one willing to speak in
her native tongue. Apply at 2O5 S Water st. dslt
VNANTED-AT ONCE A NEAT GIRL, ONE
w who is willing to work. none other need APP
ply. Call at $50 y Topeka. dSl 6t*
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AGENTS " 1NIED.
lLCeT this head &C Der .lHe per day.

WE oFFEa AGENTS. BIG MONEY, IL Ex-
w elusive territory Oar new pssens safss sell
a. sigGS CITY o. county New agents nFst ~
neiu .sctuSlIy getting r.cB- ore agent IL one GAy
Ciezre,. 49, 20 ssn you, Catalogue tree Alp4Es
Sale Co, No. st.5-s7i CLARK street, Cincinnati.
Il E5r sua
NNr AETED-AGESTS TO Sell OVER FIFTY
W different Styles o. canpEign PtES aGa bzGEes
We sisa GlsnufaCtu gzLsG 1niferTA-. J{sA IL
DtsCh Gep-ztLrelt store, ~ JAMES A. hA2sas
civ hs6. az ~
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vienna srrsrfNx n. I:
saxeh Mnman,. LIZ.

Mr. J. f. Thoroughbred, writing from
Georgetown, Delaware. says: Two tea
spoonfuls of Chamterlain's Collie, Cholera
aud Diarrboea Remedy saved the life OF
Mrs. Jane Thomas OF this place" He
also states that several other very bad
cases of bowel complaint there have been
beeu cured by this remedy. For sale by
Hettiuger Bros, and Van Werden, phar-
macy. 32S North Main street
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A Magnificent Iran for Chicago via santa Fe
Route.
Leaving Wichita at Hos a. m. arriving
in Chicago 9:l5 a. Ii. next day. Eestibuled
throughout 22-rf
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GENERAL STORAGE

CTOEaoE - EITpS wAEEEOrEE EFH
- esssn and Ainaest FIRE prot Nsaf Tfo1El -
aver q AID ssEi@ Re ce.SoE Gee sE T. Dgagias.
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on,ciai Notice Knight. Of Pythis..

The Rock Island route has been selected
by your committee on transportation as
the official route by which the Wichita
division and their friends will travel err
route to Kansas City. The Wellington
division with their band have been invited
TO accompany us, AMI have signihed their
intentions OF doing So Special cars have
been ordered for the accommodation OF
all who wish 20 60 All knights and sir
knights are hereby notified To be Rt the
Rock Island depot sunday. August n. to
take the train that leaves at 30 y. IN.
For sleeping car accommodations call at
the Rock Island ticket Office.
&. II. LULING.
Committee on Transportation.
81 Tickets will be on sale August % 70
% good for return mp 10 and including
Septem her Is 1892; the fare for the round
trip is So 10 For further information please
call at the compauy's ticket Office. 100,
corner OF Main street and Douglas avenue
W. n. WIsHAET,
City Ticket and Passenger Agent
dsO 80 Wichita, Kan.
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Brief Mention.

Hogs steady.
all week
J. B. Kell, the reliable and extensive
shipper from Clearwater, was on hand
with load of hogs today.
w. T. Hall of Patterson had hogs on the
market.
The hog market was a good one this
week, good prices ruling and all the offer
Ings finding ready sale.
Horner e. Kirk of Kingman, the well
known shippers, had stock on sale today
K. Z. Hargrove, one of the regular ship
pers, had hogs on sale today.
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Wichita GRAIN Market

WICHITA. Aug. 20.
Following the closing quotations:
GkAIN-Car lots on track.
WHbAT-5SGG6Dc.
CORN-White, 40l42c.
CORN-l GLOW, sc.
OATS-23G 25c;
HAY-BaIed. 81 OOGSI 50 per ton; loose 81 n0cs5 co.
GROUND COltN-Chopin car lots, 75c per lUO
pounds; corn and oats. sue per 100 pounds; bran.
sacked, 6jc per 100 pounds.
tIAASEED-b5a1llc
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The ouOtaIiOns here presented are TO give the
shipper idea OF the general range OF prices The
various and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations. ordng TO the quality OF offer
ines aud the OF the daily markets. These
faGions are only changed when there has been a
permanent change ia the general market The
representative Sales should referred get the
as1.rn Drf
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Situations Wanted-Maie.

lIASTED-MAN TO TAKE TIE MANAGE
w ment OF permanent branch tor established
chicago house, viii pay all expenses and ais per
month salary also per cenLsge o. all bgsiAeSs
done; must invest sI50I IN stock of Goos 20 De
rIed and mus give ente attention the business
Horace ETnL4Ins, 6sS HOME Insurance buIIdIn-
Chicago. III, o. 4.
" ANTED - SITUATION AS FIRST COOK;
w hotel or restaurant, Address J. A. B..
y ichita 81. aSl "a.
W ANIkD - SITUATION BY COMPETENT
w miller. until recently second IN IIG pArrs.
mill, Address Miller. 4 y Box ~ Anthony. kA.l
60
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, 424; Hogs, 274:
Shipments: Cattle, none. Sheep, none.
Hogs, None; Horses and Mules, None
WICHITA. August 20, 1892.

The cattle week just closed has been
good one. Cattle have been selling at
good, steady prices all week and the re-
ceipts have been an improvement over
previous weeks. There were more sales
made this week than any time this sum-
mer. Some extra good butcher cows
would come in handy just now and would
sell tstrong prices. The yards were cleared
this evening, leaving clear field for next
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady; No :. IA1Ssi4ssc
SIGAR-ke1ned Firm.
New YORK Money.
NEW YORK Aug. 20
Money on call easy .closing offered 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3le@Ste per cent
Exchange steady at 81 StS4 for slxty-day bulls and
Sc s. for demand
Total sale of stocks today 221. 600 shares.
~. Louis Produce.
ST. BoCIs. Aug. 20
FLOUR-Weak dull Patents IS TO- 50 extra
Fancy IS 1000 ~, fancy 1905 -, choice 4O@52 ~
family 2G2 50.
NhEAT-Cash, &c.
tOhN-C8~h 41iac.
OAlS-Cash. SO.
hNE-No. &C bid.
BHAN-d4c.
hAA-Densnd good. Fancy timothy Sl2 5Qel6 o.
CHOICE 10 lit e"Ee prairie a. 0d99 CO.
&c. A' -'S
EGGS-Higher lsltc
SOltN MEAL-Lower. So 50G2 S.
BAGGlN G-65.&sS.u.
FLAMES.
PoRk-Standard mess, SIP IS
LARD 5O~s' 80.
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TYPE. WRITERS.

TI1HE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER, LAT
j est and best . Caiigrsphs as each, han. 50
Odei SIS; note books, iJci ali supplies cheap John
II, EaZe southwestern agent, law sIeuOgrHpber
ana notary public. - dsS u
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Statesmen.
MiSceaUaneous.

w ANTED-COMPETENT STENOGRAPHERS
w ana bookkeepers who desire positions to
apply al The National Accountants aud SlenQgraph
ers bureau. Once Tor the states OF KANSAS Coo
RADIO, Nebraska Missouri ana Texas, At the South
w ANTED-BUSlNESS MEN VINO ARE ~
w need OF stenogrsphers OF accountants call
OF the Nhuc"al Accountants and Stsnogrspher's
bureau. Branch ONES at the SouthN estern BusI-
ness College, wichita, Kan. We usually have on
our app LEGATION list thoroughly competent book
keepers ana stenographers, with nrst-cIass refer
ences. help furnished free OF Charge, dlIi II
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ARTICLE
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY, Aug %
F1OUR-Firm and in good demand Patent.
q 552 g., fancy 81 Ss&2 IS fancy 81 I5s2 IS
choice 81 9Ota2 o. xxx 81 75Gla "
MhEAp-No red 6tes65lec.
CoRN-No. mixed. A045ltpc
oATS-No. 2miXea. ZlSSS2SG.
b TrER-Steady.
.-GGS-Steady,
tHLESE-steady. Young America Ioc Karsa
,G9c.
hAY-Firm- Timothy - 90 fancy prairie S ooS
ElA&SEED-Steady at Sc OF a basis Of pure
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T-s3E EZCHA &tss.-s-fzAa4. EssL-8. ANU Kssn
II seSs "a fE6es Sas5Esoa Ds>szz a.. EzCTsE@.s
- fcg C4s&r ae-@ AGGzs2s a. q, s2c5s, ~leAlsA~
zxE- @-
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EOUND-ON CAR COMING FnOM REUNION
Il grounds brown grip aud contents Uwne
ca have same by proving property and paying fo
III Is nd.
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NTANTED-GIRL IN SMALL FAMILY. EASY
w place and good pay. Cali NO. l5S North
Lawrence ave., 10 North Main ST.
Mrs. II. L, KNIGHT DIS II
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NyANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Small family. good wages Apply
at 6S7 North Topeka ave SstL
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wv ANTED-A COOK ON Rancho; MAN OR
w woman; Comanche county; address H
of Eagle dSOtf
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
THE STATE OF TRADE

San Francisco. Oct 6.-Berr.es are not %
plentiful and prices are firm. Plulns and prunes
are scarce and frm. Table grapes did not do so
well today and prices were shaded.
The vegetable market was we'll supplied with
light demand and prices were steady Tomatoes
came in heavily. but most of tho stock was IN
der contract with the Gamers. Potatoes and
onions were firm and active Squash and green
peppers are plentiful. Green corn Is dull Egg
plant is coming in very green.
The dairy produce market 10 very stiff for
fancy grades OF fresh butter and picked roll.
Eggs are weak.
Produce receipts-Flour, 1890 quarter sacks;
wheat, 900 centals; barley, 900 cantas; beans,
1000 sacks potatoes, 5000 sacks; bran, 1000
sacks; middiings, 1000 SACKS; hops, $50 bales
wool, 295 bales; wine. 5000 galions; brandy.
500 gallons.
Floar-Net cash prices for family extras. g. is
@i.a5 per barrel: bakers extras, $i0OC9i.lo; su-
psrfne. s250tdta0O
Wheat-Ths demand is moderately active and
prices are fairly steady at u S3,4 for No. ship
ping. with sl.S2ls per GENITAL tor choice; mill
ing grades are shade frmer. being Quotable at
81: 3Sa4t@l S6A per GENITAL
Bariey-Trade does not increase but there Is q
better feeling to the situation and dealers con-
slider the outlook little more encoursg-
Ing. Feed. so@s2l4c per Genital for dark
eSoie. pei sens.
alier, IL a0Dl.25 per Genital for STANDARD; s71Se(9
SLIGO for lower gradea
Uats-business Is moro Disk ana stocks are
gradually working down. Prices are steady:
Surprise, 81. 409ls5: milling, 81 30tDi 80: good
TO choice feed, $L27tsCGI 49, or grades, 81 05
(gl.l5; black, Sl.056gll 10 for common: SL17Is0p
I.271s for choice for seed: gray, SL209l AZ
per GENITAL
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat--December, 1900
tons at $L37 barley, December, 100 tons at &C.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sIght. Toe: Geographic. 15c. Sterling
bills-Bank, $As6i5: sight, Sass; commercial,
sAs6ia. silver bars. s3ss9S3s4c. Mexican dol
lars, 67e451l]c.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions srom January I, 1892,
are 81 65l,2i2Sa There were filed for record yes
terdav 81 Deeds the considerations aggrsgating
soo,Sl2, an average Of sg67.2l Following 10 the
list "a furnished by Osborne, Trempcr 4 Co..
abssractors of titles. 1l6 Cherry street, between
Front and Second:
J. F. Brewer to J. Buchinger. lot S. block 8,
Walla Walia, 500
II. 5. Upper to Annie Scripture, tract IS. Kid
gardens, $l25.
w. ii. Coure to H. Donaldson. lot 10. block Is.
E. +. Wittler to +. D. Black. lot 8. block ..
MeAleer's sup, $500.
Peter Peterson to G. B. sanborn. lot 1a block
IS. Gilman park, 500.
,, C. Aim Amo md e oha' Kaseldy. lots rs
l. A. Grifhth TO Isaac Buriingams. lot l56,
block 70, Denny Il Hoyts supl. $1,000.
ID. b. Ward to &. b. Bagley, lots Denny &
Hoyt's and Cloverdale adds, $1,000
Lake Union add, $500.
Augusta Ingram to q. I. Stevens. lots Is to l6,
block 70, Huntington Park. 81.
Fred Weaver to T. h. Northrup ct al. lot l6.
Bagley's Orient add. 81, 600
Samuel swanson To W. X. Mcknight, lot 4
block II, Denny Thurman, 5000.
w. K Mcknight to IL. c. Snithson. lot 1, block
IL, Denny Thurman, 5000.
smithson Land Company to R. Mcknight, lots
w. Hunt to +. A. Reed, lot 10, block II. Gill
man Park aud others, S400.
IT, T. Il II Thomson e, to W. Darneal ct al, lots
". Darneal to Mrs N. A Flint. lot 9, block ..
Fall City, $7a
L. R Kidd estate to T. R. Shepard. lot .. block
l. X. Kidfestate to Seattle Brick & Tile Conn
r ~, lot 6, block 80, South Seattle, IS
K Kidd estate TO T. X. Shepard. lot 8, block
T. K. Shepard TO Seattle Brick & Tile Com.
pany, lots 2, 8, 6, block 3d. South Seattle, sia
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, Oct 6-Wheas-stronger: opened
unchanged; advanced sec: ruled steady. and
closed &C higher. There was no news of i'm.
porsance, and the advance wss due to local
speculation Receipts were $500 bushels:
shipments, $4,000 bushels.
Wneat-firm; cash, 1899; December, 7Ssx
Corn-steady; cash, 4S44c; December, tia
Oats-Steady: cash. Sisse: November. S2ssc
Pork -Firm; cash. $lL211a; January, ST. ~
Rye-59c.
Barley-6ltSS6Sc.
Fiax-sl.l0
Timothy-$l6S
Whisky-$Li5.
Pors-Cash. Sli 50; January, &l2A
Lard-Cash, 1850; January, E27lr
shoulders-f7.lS6T.2S
Short clear-sS I0pSl5.
short ribs-Cash, sloS7iS; January. So s.k
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Oct 6-Cattle-Receipts, 1880:
steady 20 strong: best natives, &a00ttS 80: fair
to choice. S.6No475; common, G.SC@DSs0:
Texans. s20012-s5; westerns, $2s0Aas ~; stock
ers and feeders, sL9lgSao0.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: averaged steady:
rough and common $a00e3a25: packers aud
shippers, saSs0a75: prime heavy and butcher
weights, IS sStasa
sheep-Recsipts, 1900: steady: natives, a. 400
400; westerns. $L5cGa00: Texans. e 7ss945A
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I'M. rxpe octonus rorm.d.

New YORK. Oct. 6.-After several failures
the type founders have formed combina-
ton, to be known as the Typefounders'
Company, with capital stock of 80, 600. 900.
Robert Allison, of Cincinnati, is president;
H. Jordan, of New York, eastern manager;
John Marden. of Chicago. western mama
ger. The typefounders think the profits
can be increased to q million dollars a year.
A. ID. Farmer & Son and George Bruce's
Sons Il Co., of this city. still refuse to join.
Barnhart Bros. & Splndler, Of Chicago,
have declined to join the combination,
but it is said they are willing to cell out.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

SAN Francisco. Oct 6-The steamer Una
tiIia sailed today with these passengers:
For seat;ie-Mrk j. w. McAllep, Ernest Ho-
gan, Mrs. Hogan, Master Hogan, w. Jones,
George Joues, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. II. l. Mcleod,
Miss Richardson, Charles A. UConneil. Mira.
Joyce +. u. Friend, vile and child, Captain
John A. q Brien aud Mrs. A. Crow.
Tacoma-Mrs- c. A. Norris, s. c. Mars, Charles
b. smith and wife. Louis vucolich, Mamie Dom
nelly, Mrs u. Donneliy and g. Palmer.
ELLIsroy. Mont. Oct 6.--Northern Pacific
train No. has these passengers:
Il. l. Sickle, z. w. Biear, II. A. Boiler, G. b.
Gassingcr, Mrs. /. Lston, Miss Barman, y. b
Hand and vile, Z. Bartlehipp, Mr.. HildeDrandt-
Fitzgerald, editor Philadelphia Iteya Mr.. John
G. Dewent and wife. III. d Bardsiey and wife,
L. {. Green, aud lc0 second-ciass passengers.
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EASTERN ETs.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Oct 6--Ths stock market was less
active, but strong for the great part OF the day,
with an upward tendency In prices. Chicago
Gas aud General Electric were noticcabiy
strong, closing Is9t4e higher. The close was
firm. Colorado fuel rose Q; Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl, Chicago & st. Louis, preferred, slz:
National starch, 81; American Tobacco, com
mon. 2: Edison Illuminating, 2, and st. Paul b
Duluth, per cent
Government bonfs-FirIn and duh.
Petroleum-Duil ami unchanged; closed. SIC.
BONDS.
US IA registered. Il4sU. 2stregisteredj sIooI<
u & - (conpon). Il4s1 Pacidc 6s.........'lo7
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Whatcom News.

WHArcoM, Oct. 6-[Special. l--McGrath.
the shingle weaver who batted police
man on the head with club, was &C.
quilted by the jury. and he will be tried
now for resisting an officer and probably
acquitted.
The $4,000 university which is to be
located midway between Whatcom and
Fairhaven is now an assured fact, for only
$4,000 of the $4,000 required by tho
Presbyterian society as permanent en-
dowment is left to be subscribed.
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Washington Pensions.

WASHINGTON CRY. Oct. Especial. T.
Pensions have been granted to residents
Of the state of Washington as follows:
Original-Aima e. Ellsworth and Michael J.
Cfisweil Additional - George Martin. In.
creased-Martin v. Sutherland. Original widows
-Antoinette Brauner.
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Actor Rohcrt Mantelr. Indiscretion.

New YoRx. Oct. 6.-The supreme court
has decided Robert b. Mantell, the actor,
must pay his wife 500 week and $500
counsel fees pending her suit for divorce
because of his alleged intimacy with his
leading lady, Charlotte Behrens.
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MERCHANDISE AND pRopvoR RRc.rPr
Tacom. Grain M.rE.t-

TACOMA, Oct 6-tSpecial. 1.-The grain market
was strong and active today. Local shippers
are making strong bids for aver age wheat, and
Loading Ii going on at all the dockA Quotations
today were: Wheat-Club. 74l.c; blue stem,
771ac: No. club, Tic per bushel; barley, }la.5
per ton for feed
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MARsHFIELD. Or, Oct. 6-The run Of
salmon is larger than for manv years. The
Coquille and Umpqua canneries are rum
ming day and night. and are unable to
handle the fish. Cannerymen have been
compelled to limit the fishermen in their
catch
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


FINANCIAL
LONDON. Oct 6.-Bar silver, e25 nne, sss<d,
consols, 97iSi BanK of England discount,
per cent
BBEADSrUFFS
LIVERPOOL, Oct 6-Wheat-Demaud poor;
No. red winter, arm, IS I'd.
Corn-Demand poor; October and November,
~ Cd; December. a. cd.
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leaves CITY Dock, Ses.Iia daily except sun
Cav. 81 N. for Esmants Clinton Tuialip
~ WE fosa. Langley. Coupe viise san de FeeA
oAk FAroo-. UtsaiAiy and iAconner Retaining
scascs LASoaaef p for seattle, covering sauss
teale- T. GREEN. AastsS
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PORTLAND, Oct. G. - lspecial.I - Wheat
Steady and fairly active. Valley, $1.2n5; Wallis
Walla, sLl5GL171f per Genital; receipts, 81. $50
ceptals.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.

MERCHANDISE.
HopS-Quiet and firm; pacifcs. 1r(32c.
codse-options closed log 10 points up. Sales
were "a 100 psgs. including: 0ctotsr, {i8.s5kt
IL 70; December, s 5j<Si465; January, tiLJAo
lao Spes k.o-Qaiet and frazer. i5issl5tesc.
sugar-Raw-Firm and quiet: Museofa ado, 50
test, &c. kefined-t(niet and steady.
Copf,sr-firm: Lake, slI.25aalL3S.
Iead-Duli: domestic. sHFS %
1in-steaGy: Straits. So fs1,0fS
BOSTON STOCK xxcHAsGA
BosToS, Oct e.-Closing:
Aschisoa ......... % Mexican Cen com 14s<
burlington ........ gsssabsli Telephone -. 90
nsn Diego. .........