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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24
Land O6es. Nev Orleans. La.

so"iuS usMeS sss os0,s "OX
support oelkshlAis[ ssdtht 80 proff
viii be:.sls before tea Clsss e n
District Co1tt 1t OtNeEeou. L.. p
Thuss1s6 0allse u. leA viz:
! ,s:NCC1sD 10 JENKINS,
Who made homestead entry No. SS3
for the southwest quarter OF The soni !.
cost quarter and sosieh half Of aoathwdIt
quarter or section %. tewoehip q. sov b
range II east, st. Helena meriaiaa&
lie names tho following witnesses 10
peovs NJ eeslisaosA sSsiae.es al =
ID eslosetssn efaft6 Ind Nxl
SJNa a. WooGo4 l1noo0w lotnoo, 0kA-
uel Young and Albert Walker, all pf
~, Tamnany parish. Ia. =. ~
E-%CHAs. c. PALrREY,
sel1~ - ,s-s s'sssazRegistel
S1"' Office Ss s,: o:.s:s. 1 Ia &; |
Nooice il hereby eissa Ahas Ale fpl S,w-
ing named settler has filed notice Of HIS
intention TO make final proof IN me-
u05S6f Auecl6ln. o( 0aC hid lDSf
duh a6elH bloe ~ H9Gaer s1i
Octoherl2:. lS93. viz: 4
GARRSEk 4IEEHART,
Who mi Ne 1oo LED cad snt1 y Nc kSss.
for tie ea&t Alf q the oout& we12 Hoar-
ter Of secti6n y. township 6. buth
mnRe n cast, H. HelenD Meridiayf
He names che followioR vit0esS cxto
proYe his continuoua residence 4ipDn
AL ulfivation 0f said land viz II
Charles Hchwandt. ". J. Schv anat,
r 4, Stevens and Jacob Holt. 81. Of
New Orleans. ssSrEe EEs -
sei1 & CnAs. C. PMsxsY. Rs fsts.
Land ONCE, New Orleans. k.O
- August 81, 1851 !
Noeics Is hereby given that The blow
juc named settler has 6led notice)of. his
intent3on 70 make AnaI proof in shppost
81 ~ claim, and that said psvEr will
Be made before the Registef aAd Re.
eeiver. ut New Orleans. on T9S.lAy.
CSsd b rs. lsea. Mss aEssa
: - CHARLES YOUNG "a
who usstle Homestead Entrl1 TIC
los The. xest half Of the nortb 4Har.
Srr. q aecsina ~ townsbin A;1lgutl'
'ranxe - east, u. Helena meffd
He names the following with e6 p
ogovo his eontion0us .restdendk 2On
and cultivaS6oa q said land, viz
charles Noose, Enkc Jenkins{ AbSft
PS8oeana Wia1iam Ellis. all Of
nsAny rariSh. Ia 80 S~s
-ssilGt Gas. c. c2xfxx. 4eGster.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24

Another week Of zinc weather has
enabled our planters to harvest rice
and hay in bountfful supply. @ -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24

Inspectors report that .thens are two
a,gar houses in st. Tammasy Par
5h. This indicates that sesy lee
q our planters are applying for the
bounty. no t.w..,,s.,,.,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24
To New Orleans.
.N@sss: 51
-. 'TfIT Rail. n Z Z J. !
Via the East Lcuisiana Railroad

-- a
All rail communication between Gov.
ington and New Orleans has bee0 -
tablished over the above road. without
change OF ears. ExcuYsi0nywt 0erMn
every Sundayapd Wednesday. and daily
trains during The week. according to
the following schedule. 20 take effect
May Sth:
DAILY-EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Covington st 6 q. u, and ar
rive at New Orleans at ESQ 4. =.
Leave New Orleans 400 ?. y. and ~.
rive at Covington at 6:25 P. =.
SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY ExCUR.
SIONN.
Leave New Orleans at 500 4. -, ~.
.ivc at Covington at 1925 4. =.
Leave Covington at 5 40 ?. - and ar
rive at New Orleans st 7:45 ?. y.
Tickets mus: be procured at the De-
pot, before entering cars.
4. u. POIrEvENg. Superintendent.
". L. FRANKLIN. DEPOT Ticket Agent.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24

A fine son arrived At the resi-
dence Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Hardy H.
Smith last Saturday. The HARxE.
hopes he will live to become . sub
scyiber, and have h,s paper left be-
neath the SILVER knocker Of hise1
IN dcot. al!1sl s
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24

nAAk4tS4 - Il
=s -. =. - -
CoRnel6hs 81 M
Eatcrcl at the Postossoe a Cera.Cso.
la. - secon.l-class matter. !.
One copy. ons ~ -sl0e
--=>:E=== -
ISSUED EVERY SAFUnDAY
LOCAL ITklr \
E.NEonsory win remove :,
Mandeyille on the LIST Of Ociobey.e {
-
The Parish School Boasd N
meet in regular session next $780,
day. Oct. LIST. ~
Our hotels have all As1eA thrfv.
ing business this summer, and hive
no cause to complain. -,
Another week Of zine weather has
enabled our planters to harvest rioe
and hay in bountfful supply. '7 -
- -. sslssz.s. -. g.,
The river has been nearly cleared
a lOgs, and Il IS now Dossible to
take a pleasant ssLin ride pp. IS
DIR as Sslphar SprinSs sndbC1eA
We call attention 70 o. -
tsement Of Mr.. J. Levy, OF NIA-
deyiHe,. in, another column. HIS
aoek a goods is unsurpassed, and
sto sw pEicss hsi deaes- competi-
e&AsatsAAA
III 0ovezameutrngne bounty
Inspectors report that them are two
aigar houses in St. Tammssy Par
Oh. This indicates that seey Bee
4 our planters are applying for the
bounty. iss9 : hsv sFfssssisaS'
Star postal service has been es.
tablished from Slidell to. Bayou La
combe. Y miles and back, three
tim& > week. Also from Mande
vinc to Chinchuba, 1n1les and bAck
six times q week.
A fine son arrived At the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy H.
Smith last Saturday. Tie EARxEr
hopes he will live to become > sub
scriber, and have h,s paper left be-
nestl the siker knocker of hieG1a
ts.I ssssi. ailal
NOTlCE.LThe conSmittee 70 ex-
anime into the practicability Of es-
tahlishing a public road from the
three mile post on the Pearl River
road to Abita Springs are hereby
requested to meet at Abata Springs
on Tuesday, Oct. IL, 1892, at 10
O'Clock 4. N.
Warren Thomas. Chairman; Pc
ter Parker, c. z. SchDalx, Dan
Davis aud Ed. Bossier, Committee.
SThe Pastimc Pleasure Club. e
New Orleans, gave . most enjgSa-
- excursion to Mandcvilic -1ast
Sunday on the New Camelia. The
boat left Milneburg in the morning
- 8 O'Clock o. lie trip over,
dancing and other amusements were
tindslged in, and on their arrival in
Vaudeville the -excursionists were
lsefved With 4 dimef q No CEescsak
-ENTERTAINMENT.-Agr grand
dramatic cntertainnsnts Fvilk Ne
given at the Town Hal = cSs3S-
ton. on Monday night, Oct: lcth.
TfnP tie benefit ~ the nSanO nnD6.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24


ONCE Friday. Sept ., 1892: 6
Brady Martha MOrchead r N
bore Ed ~. MOutrejeaux Lucicu
Exell Emily RObeFts0n Robert
Harris sarah Mrs Root Thomas
Hallback Willie Rive4 HI Mrs
Harris Robert Mott Elixe Miss
Ingram Luke Sladc SOhn
I.anata 4 Thomas Sarah Mrs
Murken CarUlinc
recsons calling for the Same will
please say advertised.
A fec Of one cent additional postage ia
required on all aslvcrtixed letters.
II not called tor in thirty days from
date. the above letters. will be sent Ia
he Dead Letter O6ce. sa~t
CHAS. hEINrZ, T, II.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24

We call attention to a. 49,
tsement Of Mr.. J.Leyy, OF AIA-
deyine,. in another column. HIS
aoek a goods is u.sprpassed, and
= to kw pricss hei deGes' competi-
d&AsatsEAA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24

: A lispatch from liverpool says:
Nor money will benseded this year
for tton than ever. On account of
the ow price in summer, large
stool IS were bought ahead, and the
Eas ern spinners will want no cot
ton I'LL January. The new crop will
be. o,ed, aud . large amount OF
mo, Ey' required to carry it in ad-
diti h to the amount required for
sto in port.
lnt<& SLATE Fire ASSOCIATION W. Holden
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24

The Parish School Board ~
meet in regular session next 49,
day. Oct. LIST. s
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-09-24

mt Slate Fire ASSOCIATION W. Holden
4 Belden.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE vegetable
market opened quiet this morning with mofer-
ate demand and receipts were not excessive
Potatoes show no change in prices. Onions
hold up wel az The quotations. Cucumbers and
green okrs were marked up under light recs pts
ana fair demand. Tomatoes are still plentiful
with prices steady. Green cora arrives ia small
quantities with slow sales
The fresh fruit market ia steady with fair re-
ceipts Of sill varieties Raspberres are higher
Table grapes are drug on the market Wine
grapes come in lighter and prices frmer for
Zinfandel and Mission. Rece pts Of figs are fall
ing off Melons are in poor demand
Ia tbs market for dairy produce choice ranch
eggs are firm with light receipts Fresh butter
il weak 81 quotations, with an easier tone in
picked roll.
Produce reeeipts-Fiour, quarter sacks. G,0O0:
wheat cenrals. 600; barley. centais 1850. OATS
ceatals, 2, %; beans, sacks, 500; potatoes.
sacAs, sou, bran, SACKS 49, nid1lings, SACKS,
FIour-Nes cash prices. for family extras.
S. 91fslO0 Ter barrel; bakers extras. t399Ga00;
.urarrna. { > 6la,S ~.
Il heat-Tne market was somewhat tame this
morning and ih5rs ~ aB easier tone 30 values :
: .s} per Ia fDJ Va. shipping and sl.Si ioF
choice. with 81 .F1'sldrI IS for mil ing grades.
Barley-The outlook Is littie more promising
for sci ers. Better inquiry IS developing aud
prices sre show ng stead5er tone: Feed, 3f9
s2l,c per GENITAL for DARK coast; $50 tor
gos1f quality; ~ s6GS7}4c foT choice. brewing.
,g,afI60 per GENITAL: Cfevai ier, 81. i5sii7}< per
eei.tal for standard; go sc(a5i.oo for lower
grades
Iiass-Business Light at unchanged values. ss
follows. surprise, xi+sIIa@. milling, t.31st
80: good 10 choice. q. 509si 81. of grades,
sil9Gl25: black. g. oj6Gll5 Tor common sad
Sll7j El.Z713 for choice tor seed.
CALL BOARD.
Call board sales. Whest-nsy. 1900 tona,
sIS1faG buyer, DsCanl lvT. i.2JJ toss, SI5is*
sci .er, tels. ]. leo toDs. si.3iss.
farlcy-Deesnib iO9 tons. Zoe: buyer. DeeeTa-
Ter. 100 tons, 9l1scs J&nasry. 100 tons, sS5sc
rtxAsciaf-
Dnfts-sigh;, Is; te!egtaph.c. 20. Sterling
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors once
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January l. 1892,
are ST.. 3j3, 5259s. There were fled for record
yesterday 10 deeds, the considerations aggregat-
ing sl02 80, m average OF s., i094L Following is
the list 20 furnished by Osborne, 1femper & CO.,
abstraetoTs OF titles. li6 Cherry street. between
Front and Second:
Alice I. Noyes 20 j. F Brewer. lots IS aud Is,
block ,. Mex. & y Lake " add 500.
sheriff TO :. ". liu;chcraft, lot >. block IS,
Mavnards. So
Denny & Thurman 10 Leah Hunt. lot 70, block
A. Denny Il Thurman, $50.
James Montgomery to Eliza Coiguhoun, part
sec g. -. 6, $4,000
]. Hesser ~ !. g, scott eft al, X lot q, block
3. Baliarf's add. 800.
Robertson Manufacturing Co. 10 J. q. scot.
ct ~. lot 4, block !, Hiawatha Park, sl75
H. ". Good 70 +. g. kilboutne, lots 10 II,
e. +. Orchard to ii. u, Broome. part sec Is. y.
2, $3C00.
Ctr 10 John Mclean. lots to TO- block 10,
Central, taxes
city to Joan Mclean, lot 4. block 30. Central,
taxes.
r Biewett to J. Furth. lots. Denny & Hoyt's
add, $4,000.
r. Blcwstt to J. Furth. lot. in Evans & Blew.
D Loagaser e; al 10 J. p. Lowman aud
Amos Brown, lots > aud ., block :, B0rens add,
$4,000
II. D. tougsker 70 j. y. Lowman and Amos
Brown. lots aud 3, block 3. Horen's aid, 81.
y. Iewcljyn TO Ii, u Longa&er, lots > and 8,
block ;, ko:ens al 81.
State to II. Middaugh, lot !. block ., Bige-
low sup, taxes.
State 10 H. Middaugh, lot 6, block %, Central
". / Cavanauzh to F. F. Cavanaugh. par, 81
o. 5. 81.
~ l. cavanaugh to F. B. Cavanaugh. part "a,
l.. E. Powell 10 b & Booker. lot S, block 7, 2.
& Z. :. X. X. add 800.
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NOTICE TO CONTR CTOKs.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS KAINrE,
~ street grade,

~ street grade.
Sealed proposals will ne received nv the IN.
dersgned secretary OF the board OF public works OF
the city of seattle, up to noon of Friday lIth OF
November, A. d. 1892. for the Regarding and con-
struction OF sidewalks both aides OF Rainier
street n the city of seattle. from the north line
Main street to the south line of Florence street
in said city, In accordance with the plans and
specifications now on file in this office
Zach bid is to be accompanied by a certified
check. pa able 10 the order Of the city Comptroller
for sum no. les. than FIVE (5) per cent OF the
amount bid, and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check
The successful bidder will be required TO enter
into contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within ten fl0i DAYS from be ng notified
OF the award falling which said check and the
amount thereof will be forfeited 20 the city.
No person is ell gible bidder who mas within
two years prior 10 the letting made default IN pay
ment OF any Just claim for any work or labor per
formed or for any skill material furnished pur-
fuant TO any such contract rs Is here ADVERTISED or
who within said two years has assigned aban-
donei, surrendered OF failed TO complete any sncn
contract
The board Of public works reserves the RICH, to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope Rainier
Stree: Graie."
Please attach copy Of this advertisement to bid
BY order OF the board OF public works.
G. q. II r.iFNER, Secretary
First publication. October -. 1892
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CITY NOTICES.

MI - l. HEREBY GIygs THAT THE
- wy taa rniis Tor the year 1892 are row In nv
oihce and that ali city taxes on both real ss,a
VII t snai proper Y. a. a. sessed upon said 70 Is
60 ys.ohle que and PAYABLE at my offic. in the
city nal on the frsi dav OF Sotaynner a N
or - an taxes assessed upon said rolls not paid
~ "a U-iore aafch first A II 1894 g. o clock n
ma VIII be declared deiIaeueD, aac a ueuai@y ors
~ '1n aooed ADOLPH kkUG.
CITY easarer.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
NERO HASDiSE.

f.
Hops-Quiet and easy.
Coffee-Op,ions closed steady, Is to as points
M. Sales were 5000 bags, including October.
$i590Gl6o5: November. sl5555el5 90; Deem
Der, SIS. S0Gl5.55. Spot klo-Flrm and quiet:
sugar-Raw. nominal: refined, fairly active
and steady.
Copper-Easier; Lake, sll 6SsiL7a
Lead-Duii: domestic. s3.S foS %.
Iin-Steady, straits $50. 5lI12o.60.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Boston, Oct. 27.-Closing:
Atchison .......... a9l !. Bell Telephone 2o6is
Burlington. 500. 1858 Mex. Cen. COMM 10
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Wheat-Fairly active;
opened unchanged; declined sac on realizing
sales for December and sales on stop loss orders;
became steady on purchases by shorts to take
profits, and closed easy "a lower Receipts were
$4,000 bushels, and shipments 201.0o0 bushels.
Wheat-Easy; cash. ne: December 727ac
Corn-Easy; cash. 49, g.: December, ti&,c
Oats-Weak; cash. 291a0gjJe; December, $3.50.
kye-41c.
Barley-62c.
Fiax-sll2.
Timothy-sl6S
Nhisky-sl.65.
Pork-Lower; cash. s1o.o5: January, sIaanS.
Lard-Iower: cash. s.. 81: January, ST. 45Ga7.50
Shoulders-sT lEGh7. 80
short clears iDtdeS Is
Short ribs-Lower; cash, slo.75; January,
s6.s7la.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27-Catte-R Receipts. 1900;
steady; choice 10 extra steers s50eGo5 50 Others.
s3,o9(ti-90; rangers, s3.2JGt2j; Texans. s25oCo
500
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; active and strong;
rough and common, s5.2ED5.i0 mixed aud
packers. s. 50Gnh65; prime heavy and butchers
weights, S. 1905 %; light, o. tgt57 -
Sheep-Receipts, aU01: l(tt5l5C lower; rsms,
81 5O(d5350: st0ckcrs, tS50t ;ewes So 51Qgi50;
mixed, si2a0L75: wethsrs. S3.o0cDA50.
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FOREIGN MARK ETS.

FINNNtIAfa
LONDON, Oct 27.--Bar silver q15 fine, 70 lid :
eonsois, 963.i. Bank of England, discount rate,
8 per cent
BREADsruFFS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 27.--Wheai-Demand poor;
No. red winter DUH, 50 lid; No. . red spring,
dull. IS PA.
Flour-Demand poor.
Corn-Demand poor: fair to firm; Novemb Der,
Is 5iad December. Ia Cd.
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EVERETT AND sNoRoMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER MABEL
u ELI.INGHAM BAY ROUTE
STEAMER wAsCo

Leaves Merchants Dock seattle. o. Tuesfsvs
Thursdays aaG SAIuEd - - o'clock . NJ fov
f1Blonds. Clinton. Lars ef, CoHpsvlile. - lsdy.
ffdaigo Itty. Aastortr~. ~Afuish. FaichAVen
NhaIcom and SehosE-l EIckets tor sA4e ~ cay
ticket csoe S0A Second sLssL
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DACIFrC COAST STEAMSHIP CoNPANY-
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
.oria at ,. IN passengers received on beard at&
D. N October L ., IL, ls. ~ and %
For AlAakA october and ~
From San Fra.cisco, 70, Victoria and Puget Sound
po-tA - . M. October /. 9. IL IT, II and "a
rrctess may 30 obtained 1t the once Of the com
aaay, q Ocean DOCK Seattle
0oODAL PERKINS CO.
General Agents, San francisco
J. n. JOHNSON, p. s. supt Seattle
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Oct q. - Especial. - Whes. -
hull and weaker. Valley, sL25; waila walla,
LII per GENITAL Receipts. -. 100 centals.
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CITY NOTICES.

RIO DEALERS IN cEMENT-THE TINE OF
receiving bids for furnishing 5000 casks Of
Portland cement or the y orfh tunnel has been
extended to noon Wednesday, November z, 1892
BY order OF the board Of public works
&. q. HElFNER. secretary.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
No Change in the Hop Market
Growers Still Holding.
SOME OREGoNS BRINGING 2.CTs.
shinElemsn Hampered by Scarcity OF
Cars - Good Demand for
Shingles East
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoR TO-DAY.
HIGH Water low VATEE,
am # pm. IT. am. #. pm. it.
la. l..o 8. 50 Ile $50 is 5.4s SO
AT FORT TOWNSEND.
II. Is To- 6.So s.4 80 is 500 So
SEATTLE. Oct %, 1872
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Portland
clearing houses to-day were:
s.,. Csearances Bnlaaces
roIdand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 % e2.000 %
tacoma. ...,..-.-...-..... 57,29S u S1,0l9 Il
There Is no change in the situation in the hop
market here. No sales are being made and
dealers feel discouraged. The price is trifle
SITTER on OregoDs, quite q lot being sold at Il
cents But Washington growers seem deter
mined to hold out for better prices. Whether
their judgment is right in the matter remains to
be seem
shingle men are very much hsmpered for cars
to ship their product East, and it is probable a
number OF mills will have 10 shut down unless
more cars are furnished soon. The following re-
garding the demand for cedar shingles is taken
from Kansas City dispatch in the Mississippi
valley Lumbermdn published at Minneapolis:
The demand for shingles Is good and the
prices very stih. There has been unusually
heaVy demand for red cedar shingles al this
season and the jobbees here report that stocks
are getting very low at all the mills and red
cedar shingles are hard to get. They are also
having some trouble to get cars
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twen;y-four hours good. and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail-Nor;hern Pa
cite, S95 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 10
tons: Great Northern. IS tons. BY wa;er-Yo-
semitic. 1872 tons; Mexico. $50 tons; Michigan
200 tons: Wasco, Is tons; Puget Sound & Alaska
steamship Company's boats. 25 tons: Mabel, is
toas; W. h. Munroe, p tons; Fairhaven, -
IONS Sty OF Aberdeen, Is tons: Buckeye, 5
IONS Total shipments, 3,6SS tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rsil-Northern Pa
cihc go tons: Columbia & Puget sound 81 tons;
treat Northern, 90 tons. By wster-Keweenaw.
50 tons; Fairhaven, 80 TONS Puget Sound &
ALASKA steamship Companys boats, is tons;
Masco, tons: City of Aberdeen, 3 tons; W. +.
Munroe' o tons. Total receipts, 1887 tons.
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bins-sasrs. silver bars, s47sgs5o Mexican
dollars, 6sgs8S1.c.
MTNINf xrOcKS
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK sroCx EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-speculative interest AZ
the opening was conferred in New England;
2o,oo0 shares changed hands in the first ten
minutes. and, after fiuctuating between 44Isc
and 45s1c, closed slightly lower. Dstillers
broke easily from 81 &c 10 65s4c, finally regain
ing most of the loss. The remainder of the list
WAS solerahiy firm. Some speclalties advanced
sharply. Colorado Coal and Iron rose iiac,
Electric 7sc lead Sc The close was weak.
Government bonGs-DulI.
Petroleum. nited, November, closed $3.50
FINANCIAL
Money on csll-Steady; closed offered &c:
prime naper, SG6c. Sterling exchange-Easy:
siS2t4tti 50 for six.y-day bankers' bills sLS5lS
Tor demand.
BAR SILVER
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Sra MES.
CEATrIk. ThCOaAAN Oily MPlA ROUTE
= The fast ard CorEuiol.ou> steamer
cry Az. EptFN
Carrying pas-Fn. gers ana Ire 5i ~fi cave On the
follow tx schedule. EGfIN. 49, ~TNoAfs. 3of
Tacoma Mes ei.i.N island ant 3D. yfnp.i FcEDsSii3~
with boats aud tru.U ~he ton ana ksmilca.s
Leaves city DIX seattle. a. oV a "a. =.
a,.-z Tacoma At O 20 n aTr WINS a, te7ctVsi.N
wharf ~. gap.A. al % q. ~ .c;sr .US b. aEeS
,4tvu,piN = 90 g. 70 ACo1ps a = 20 = u.. AZ
rive a. seattle 30 u T.
Ftl.FNa~S TT IS. Manager.
LvERETT AND sNoROMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER MABEL
leaves HAiHelf. wharf Tuesdays. Thurstsv.
sad -aturSisss : or AdnloHts MukiiseQ
rVsrssi, NaFysSll.e Lowell ans SuohoGtsh
FARE TO Nv RFrr. s0e
To sSobD MlSH 7sc-
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Connects with boat for Snohomish. Connects
with steamer Bailey Gatzert for Tacoma
Trips daily including sunday.
To take effect Monday. septic nbsr 10.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLAUD TRoUP FRANK W. GOODHUE,
Pres Secy.