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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Y0RK-RlVER LINE, vnwa,rp9Nr
TIE FAYOBITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No. 10. $40 T. Do
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily EXCEPT SIsiu
Stops at all stations. - Issfor Manor e.r.
meets With stage tor Walkerton. WIN lua5s
steamer AZ Vest Point.
TRAIN ~. lb, $40 o. a.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily crcrp. ssait,
for West Point, connecting win lUr..rIgs.
steamers for Baltimore. A. Baltimore .t.ln--.
connect with Baltimore and ohio rsI-lst t5-
Washington, Philadelphia, aud New 0fL
Steamers leave Baltimore b. ". daily ~.
cept Sunday.
Trans arrive at RichmonI 0:)j 4 ~ at
1910 4. VI.
TRAIN No. -. $40 4. "
LOCAL MIXED. daily except >luIlv .esy.i
Twenty.third stree: for We. poa, AMI i4.s,4r
date points.
Ticket-olice AZ station loot ~ Virginia st-,s.
Open s A. NJ. TO d +. D., aul from . IN. D3!l
A. N.
City tick st-ofIico-9Ol eas, Main stree,
SOL. HAAS, Ma Ilkt,
Traffic Manager. General PASSENGER Assl-
". II. GREEN, General Manager
T. BERKELEY, SuperluieuIr1f.
j. ;. PoITs, Passenger Agent, 3l5 Nan Nrels
Richmond. Va. my.5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

Group is prevented by the timely use of
pr. Bulls Cough Syrup. tho mothers
trend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
Political and Masonic Afairs-A Big Batch
of bachelors.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, RAPPAHAssocK COUNTY, Va,
October 1l.-Colonel Charles L. OFerrall
addressed the citizens of Rnppahannock
at the courthouse here on Yesterday. The
tariff, the force bill. and Weaver were the
principal points that he touched on. The
Colonel is quite popular i'll this part OF the
political vineyard.
at n recent meeting OF the ROYAL Areh
Chapter at this place Rev. George H..
Spooner. of Woodville. and Mr.. Polk Bag
carly. of Flint Hill, were gwen the Chap
ter degrees. Mr. Spooner is young man.
was formerly of Charlottesville. and was
stump.speaker in one of the Cleveland
campaigns. He was converted few years
ago and is now an attractive. forcible, and
earnest pulpit orator.
Mr.. II. NJ. Dudley, high priest OF the
Washington Royal Arch Chapter, leaves
here this morning TO attend the Grand
Chapter, which convenes in Richmond
this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

Miss Annie W. Jones is visiting Miss
Lizzie Waite at Culpeper. Miss Mamie
Waite expects to accompany her home.
Miss Helen Williams, Of Culpeper, is
spending some time with the family OF
Judge j. f. Strother.
Mr. William Smith and wife, of Fred
erick county, are visiting relatives III Rap
panannock.
Miss Lou Hoffman. of Hsgerstown, Nd,
IS visiting the Misses Nlcol.
Mrs John j. Miller left this morning to
attend the marriage of his brother in
Louisa.
Mr.. James Taylor. formerly of Rich
mond, after spending some days with
friends in this place, has returned to his
hnrnn in Alhamarla
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THE RLrHFInPa,

The two wealthiest men in Rappahan-
mock are Messrs. Basil B. Gordon and
Willis bearing. Both are bachelors. Wash
ington has three physicians, three black
smiths, and three merchants, and the triple
three are all bachelors. "Hurrah for us !"
Can any town beat that ? The professionals
say that they are not TO be beaten" not
by broomstick, at least" Our girls seem
to believe in foreign goods"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
81 900 A. N. Daily tor LynehOaTs A'i y '''''
Forge.

Forge
IN $50 p. NJ. Daily for Lyneho''t .....,.
No. 5. connects. at Ciordonsvilleior 49, 'oir1
AZ TireinIa Midland Junction i9s - ~, al
a, Basic CITY for SHENANDOAH valley v ~
sontn. and AZ stanton for HarTefs 81 f.sN
No I. Pullman for CincinHsH AA'
Supper In 0iniug-Car. r.. - ,-in,.ia is
No IN. connects Al boswell FOR " : ~. Il 81
No. 2. Pullman for Old Point con-.
Point for NorfolS daily, except saupls ,i .nl 80
No. 30. ves.lDule train Tor o.d F''h'
folk. 49,. NJ. Connects *
Norfolk. ,,. "a, LyDss'
burg and Clhsoa Forge.
No. IL. Pssce-car Tor Lynchols' --~-
mol Arrive Broad.Stree1 ssailea
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TARMyILLE AND POWHAIAN

TNARMVILLE AND PONHAlAN
IL RAILROAD. ...-
GENERAL OFFICE. 5OJ MAIN : MEL
sCHEDuLEiN EFFECT '.. "r 1870
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1920 r. NJ uia Atlantic Coast Line ~ ~
vile and intermediate foA' ""
OF Chester ..,
Ola A. N. GA Atiaati, Co.'S: Limo OIL. .t-''
aud bermuda.
ARKIYB RICHMOND.
1890 A. n, ria Atlantic CoGs' Line from ; ST,
VILE and intermediate ,tii Il' "eH
OF Chester. s.
o,15P. NJ. uiG Atlantic Coast Line ii1A D''
muda 4 ca rc.
All trains daily except sunday. ,.....,.,,
IrNfaN DEpoT H. T. WILSON,
General Passrnsr' As''-
JAMES u. WERrn. General Aanaso" 49,
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n : = : RoriQIk:EaStaIlRR

Lxatxk21
oCnkDLLn ~ kFFECIJULl L.. 1872
LEAVE kICHMOND. 81 l.D-> REEL ntA.IJN
| 300 A. Nj. DaAy-ll.cnml NJ ana Nur.oia W.
ItBULEU DiMllEi Arrive y q.
folk 1l:3j A. ". >,o.i only o.
Petersburg. ~ avsrlv. AMI >If.H.
900 A NJ. Daily Tor Lynch burg, hplLoa-. f.i
intermediate stations 81 ror
nection beyond ROsnCk' excel. ilf
Wins.on-Salcm division.
1920 P. ii. Daily Tor Roanoke. h,l'ori pl.
I lRski, Brlst0G sni al points ,Uil
and West Uid tat Tennessee l.i-
ginla and Georgia rgiir0aL lArUr-
car Petersburg o. Roanoke a1I
Pullman slseper Roanoke % Nnn'
phis Ca Knoxville aui thattar1..1
anu through cua'u Iiou kl.II.l4
10 LynrhhuIg.
2:5S P. NJ. Daily for Norfolk, suffolk AL ne
termeiate station, Arrive Ar
folk 4. ".
5:45 p. NJ. Daily Arrive Noroa 92l p ".
1l:40 r. NJ. Daily Tor ROANOKE i'a!'ii' ~
lask, ana Bris,H.. a.sI a- bl~
Held, 20 ah0uta- tkno-l, lal
stations Chuch-N iuleY dtl-.lui a.~Y
Tor Louisville ami stations i.--
Vile aud Nashville llrall -
Norton: also flr Roxy N0lHt al
all stations W.nsiou-~ t.ru iiy...ll.
PULLMAN PALACE >LEatth .....
between RICHMOND auf LlNth'
Ill re- ready 10, coup" a. q
Psi: also Pullman ,ir. peg peg 90
burg % Louisville rl kAi.0il a-'
Norton.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lyu.bolfs al
the West daily 7:44 A. ~, 10 J.. NJ. AnI -
p. NJ. From Norfolk and the tls,' 800 b Af
2:l5P. NJ. ami aub li1l - Do. ,-'' - w.
WASHINGTON AND CilAI rANvo'A ila'
TIED" a train Of Pullman col-he- nII
cars RUNS DAILY VIA ShENANpu Nh-' ~
LEY ROUTE. stopping only at u hAi 'Ht
NANDOAH, BASIC, ROANOkE Nnd D. NJ. '"'
h W. COS hlNfl.
Pa,seug So -
". B BEylll-
General Passenger - NJ
<......t MI. R,o,oe. 4. "a
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. general feeling at Fan River has changed

Tho general feeling at Fan River mas changed
inregard % the Borden murder case, aud tue
defehdanfs Council Ia receiving encouraging
kilograms from ali 80 lions condeinning the al
legged disclosures IN the case, aud encouraging
him 10 continue bis wJrk for Lizzie Boriea. Tho
three local papers express editorial opinions OF
n similar character. aud call upon the State 10
get rid Of its hired de;ectives. Directions TO
bring libel suits have been given TO Ir. Jea-
nings, OF counsel for the defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

6:lS A. NJ r.-o.., ,.,....-,
$50 +. NJ ''''i N'''''' "'' N''''.A
$40 a. NJ. From Amelia Colrh1IA
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A dispatch from Boulogne. sur-Mer, France,
says that the captain OF slcop which has just
arrived there reports that between j and
O'Clock on Sunday morning the soOp, being thon
about two miles on ~. Valery-sur-somsne, and
driving through furious Storm, passed lnrgs
number OF hur1an bodies floating in the sea
surrounded by quantity OF wreckage. Tho
captain says he counted forty corpses. and from
their appearance judged them 20 DO the bodies
OF tae sailors and passengers OF some steamer.
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no CAPITALIsrS-sEALE PROPOSALS
hour Of one O'Clock p m of Thursday september l,
1892, al the law Offices of Jenner. Legg Will ANS.
rooms - and il Boston block. seattle, for the
purchase OF the following described lands situate
IN King county. Washington to-wlt: southeast 4
of sec 4. TIP % X east, LOO acres South 4 of
SWl4, Sec 4, TIP % X 4 east. so acres South x OF
SEA. Sec 5. TIP %. r. east 80 acres. Southwest
y of sec S. TIP %, r east, $50 acres Tract No.
of William II. Taylor's Snoqualme Prairie acre
tracts "a acres Lots 4. and 3, and 4 Of the
SWh Of sec "a. TIP "a X east, 174.75 acres OF
the above property about 40 may be
rated merchantaoe timber tracts. and all OF the
balance. embracing something over $50 acres, is
the finest Of valley lands having railroad trans
particularly valuable, some considerable portion
being in q high state OF cultivation. with good
buildings. fences. lawns, very large orchard, ETC.
All of the aforementioned lands belong 10 the
estate Of jeremiah W. Bofst. deceased, of which
am sole executor in trust, having full power under
his last will and testament TO sell the said estate
and execute good and sufficient deeds tn srefor
Bids will be received for smaller amount OF land
than 40 acres and upwards: or may be made TO
cover all the above mentioned lands and one lump
sum bid therefor Terms of sale spot cash, pay
able At the banking house Of Dexter Horton & Co,
seattle. Abstracts furnished free brought down to
day OF sale. The right Is expressly reserved To re-
ject any all bids l will be at room Ii Boston
block daily lSundays excepted) between the hours
Of noon and 80 M from now until September
!. ard will he pleased to give any further informe
ton which intending bidders may desire. JUDGE
X. ANDREWS. sole executor. sole devlsee and
sole trustee under the last viii and testament OF
jeremiah w. Borst. deceased.
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Deeds Recorded I'm tho Auditors Omeo
YeafePdav.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1892,
are $40. 736, l3s0L There were hled for record
yesterday q deeds, the considerations aggregate
ing s22,6S3, an average of sSsa26. Following
is the list as furnished by Osborne. Trempsr d
Co, abstractors of title, 1l6 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second:
Wash. Ice d Bottling Co TO Claussen sweeney
Brewing Co., lots, block 8. Central Seattle and
1. r. london to 2. j. Miller. tract in lot !. REQ
q NJ Noble to Inga johnson. lot q. block ..
N r. r. Co to r Rasmussen. lot and -
A. E. Braymsn ct al. to Wash. Electric Co.
". I. Cormode to i. sattsrthwaits. lot block
P. wickstrom to woman's Home Assn, lot s.
block 4, Wickstrom's add, 81.
Charles Craig to j. J. Rutledge. 2 acres No cor
ne NV 3, 26 5, 81.
Charles craig to Clipper Single Co. acres
Charles McIachlau TO Louis Pickett, lots2 3
4, 10, 20, 81. block 9. Gilman Park, 1850
John sullivan to Charles McLachian. lot 2,
block 7S Gilman Park 5000.
CITY OF Seattle to A. W. Young. lot S. block 20.
City OF seattle to A. W. Young. lot 4, block %,
James a. Moore to w. r. Foster, lots in Water
Front add to Kirkland, 5000.
West Coast Imp Co. TO Mary Dow, lot q. block
James Belote to A. C. 6toddart, lots 5 TO 8,
block AZ, Seeley's add to DesM., 800.
Estate William Renton TO William =. Boone,
lots 10 and IA, block IL, Renton's add, $500.
W. II. Bogardus to Thomas J. Kearney, lot 2,
block II. Gilman's add, $50.
Davis & slime to NJ. A. Game, lot 2, block Q,
Seattle HID Assn's 1st, $500
Vim. Ashworth TO NJ. A. Caine, lot 1S, block Z,
Edgewater add, sS25.
+. NJ. Terry to Carrie Williams lots . ana II,
block N, A. A. Denny's add. 81.
Eph Lander 10 L. A. kiInball, ne sw IS. 22,
2, $1,000.
Des ~ City Imp. Co. to f. Hiatt, lots II 70 IA.
block 81, Des Moines, $500.
f. II. Mathews to Mrs. &. J. Rosencrsns, lot
II, block 3. Tfumm & Moore's. $3.50.
A. l. Peckbam 10 q. II. Piper. "a sw nws, q,
5, s7o5.
First Nat Bank to J. G. Corbin, lot 8, block 9,
Slaughter, $500.
J. G. Corbin 20 Laura wooding, lot 8. block q.
Slaughter, 81 ,209
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE 0TATR OF TRADE.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1S-The fruit market
was In q very unsatisfactory condition this
morning. Supplies of all kinds are greatly in
excess of the requirements. Prices are weak
and large quantities OF desirable fruit goes beg
ging for purchasers. The dried fruit market
was in fairly good shape. Bleached peaches
and apricois are In good demand for shipping
purposes
The market for dairy produce shows no i'm
provement, and was in tho same unsatisfactory
condition that it has been for some days
There was no Improvement in the condition
of the vegetable market this morning. Sup
plies of all kinds are heavy, and values are en-
tirely At the mercy OF tho buyer. Quotations
are nominal. aud no reasonable offers are re-
jected.
The poultry market was quiet this morning.
The demand was poor and prices w weak.
Two car loads of Eastern stock arrived early
this morning. Ono was disposed of at once, and
the second was placed on sale at moon.
Produce receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, 5000;
wheat, centals, 5000; barley, centals, 1900;
potatoes. sacks, 1000; bran, sacks, 1900: md
dlings. sacks, 5000; wool, bales, 81; wine, gall
Ions, 1900; brandy. gallons. 4s1.
Flour-Family extras, $I4otGi50 per barrel;
bakers extra, H151L25; superfine, $l5Dt3.0o.
Wheat-Ihe market was in quiet condition
this morning, with no buoyancy to values;
Quotable at $l.35 per GENITAL for No l shipping,
with 81. 36lI for article of better quality;
milling is stationary at ST. 4o6sl. As per cental.
Barey-A fuii cargo oil 5T.UDJ centAls went 10
Great Britain today by "A aailing vessel. Bust
ness of this character helps the local situation.
Quoted prices: Feed, S7Izc per GENITAL for dark
coast; 9ttG9ll+c for good quality, and eye for
choice: brewing. 95c0ss165 per GENITAL: Cneva-
Iier, sl.25(1i. 80 per GENITAL for standard, and
90cfd&l.lo for lower grades.
Oats-TTade continues OF light volume, while
prices remain steady Quoted as follows: Choice
10 fancy grades, sL45(gl.5o. gray, for milling,
sl371sftI.42i4: common, gSays, 81 3frl-3glz;
new good 10 choice, sl2719D 40: fair, 81 i2jz13
L2u; black, ST. .olgi2 per GENITAL.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales-W beat, buyer. December, 200
tons. slf5t
Bariey-Buyer December. leo tons, esIsc:
DC Ter 1892, new, 200 tons, g2tsc.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-sight. Zoe: telegraphic. l2Isc. Sterling
biils-Bank, ASH. siiyer-Bars, s1l56rs2csx
Mex lean dollars-57a t(t57i2e.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-IN THE MATTER OF THE
IN estate of W. W. buchanan, deceased. notice Is
hereby given. TO all whom il may concern. that on
the 9Th day Of August, 1892, J. w. Buchanan, as
administrator of the estate of w. W. Buchanan,
deceased filed In the supe Tor court of ing county.
Washington. his petition for order Of said court.
sitting in probate. authorizing and empowering
said administrator TO sell all the personal property
OF said estate at private SALE and that said court
has fixed Friday the 18th day of August. 1892. at
$3.50 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the courtroom OF
Hon. l. J. Lichtenberg. judge, for the hearing of
said application. All persons interested in said
estate are, therefore, required 80 appear in said
court at the SAID time and place. then and there to
show cause, If any they have, wny the said order
should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court. this
9Th day Of August 1892. W. Il. SPENCER,
ISeai. Clerk of said Court
BY r. J.. DAVIS. Deputy Clerk.
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CERES, Cal, November IL, 1891.

CERES, Cal, November II, 1891.
DIR. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash.
Dear Doctor-It has been long time
since l addressed you; nevertheless 1
have not been unmindful of the benefits I
have received from your hands. am
happy to say my eyes are we'll. The in
fammation has all left them and I can see
to do my work and sew or read. think
your medicines are wonderful and feel
am indebted to your remedies and skill
for my sight today.
MRS. MARY F. HUDELSON.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
BREADsTUFFS.

LIvERPooL, Aug. Northumberland i'm
proving Steady at A Cd; spring. g. Cd.
Corn-Demand improving for spot aud fair for
futures. New mixed spot, steady, So I'D; Au.
gust. steady. A Il1ad; September and October,
steady. Il lO3<d.
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err NOTICES.

ORDINANCE NO. 230s.-AN ORDINANCE
- authorizing and directing the board Of public
WORKS 10 purchase l 900 tons or more, rs may be
necessary, OF cast iron pipe. on the most
favoraoie terms obtainabie. from the Northwest
BE II ordained by the city of seattle ., follows
SECTION l. That the board Of public works be
On sehaif Of the sy 900 toms or more a may be
necessary. OF cast iron pipe from the Northwest
supply Company, of Seattle. on the most favor
Sec . The authority hereby given to pu rchsss
said pipe shall be exercised within ninety days
from the passage Of this ordinance otherwise this
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall take effect and
shall be in force from and after its passage and APP
provsi, If approved by the mayor: otherwise IL
shall take effect al the time il shall become law
under the provisions Of the city charter.
Passed By the baArd OF aldermen the 1 7fh day OF
August 1892. and signed by me In open session In
snsaentca'on ofts passage this ai,h aay Of Au
President Board of Aldermen
Passed by the house of delegates the 18th day Of
August, 1892, and signed by me in open session in
.uthentisation OF its passage this lath day OF An-
gust 1891 p,s.,,o,, a 4 $; k 7, ps,si.
j. T. RONALD, Mayor
Filed by me this 18TH day 81 August, 1892,
Published August ~, 1892.
(NIrY TREAsrRER's NoTIcE-THE FOL-
~ lowing city warrants will be paid upon presen-
tation at the city treasnrers Office. Interest
said warrants will cease st the piration OF If
teen days from the first pu bicaton Of this notice.
General fund warrants Numbers S9I to $50 nclu-
Give
Cedar street warrants, ordinance 1.471. No
1,304
South Eleventh street warrants ordinance 1898
Nos 649 to S99. inclusive.
Yssler avenue warrants ordinance l,225, No.
2l4.
south Twelfth street warrants. ordinance 1,4I3.
No. s32.
Eleventh street warrants. ordinance 1878 No.
1,sl2.
Hyde street warrants ordinance / sos, No 2.239.
South Eleventh street warrants, ordinance 9s6.
No 236
Fifth and Republican stree. warrants, ordinance
1878, No. ASH
Fourth and Harrison street warrants ordinance
1877, Nos 2,5l7 to 2, 532, inclusive.
Third street warrants, ordinance 1858. No
1854.
West street warrants. ordinance 1889. Nos
2, GIT to 1878, inclusive.
Rainier street warrants, ordinance 1,037, No.
LISA
Fourth street warrants. ordinance 395, Nos 334
061, inclusive.
Mill street warrants ordinance BAT. Nos. 1,478
to ], 644 and 10 100. inclusive.
James street warrants, ordinance 1887, No. loss
to ,403, inclusive.
ADOLPH KRUG.
City Treasurer.
Date of first publication August 8, 1892
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BAR SILVER
NEW YORK, Aug. ls-Bar silver, sEfa
MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Quict and steady.
10 points down Sales were 1900 bags, includ-
ing: August, sl36O: september. $ls.350la65:
October, sl3 40sla5o spot Rio-Firm and
sugar-Raw-firm and quiet. Refned-Firm;
fair demand.
Copper-Duli; lake, ST. 5oooILeo
Lead-Steady; domestic. &a0Osrl0.
Tin-Steady; straits, so. S542o.4o
BOSTON STOCK KxCHASGA
Boston, Aug 1S-Closing:
Atchison.. ......... Ssl Mexican Cen com. l5H
Burlington. .... lo2ss Bell Teler hone. .2oi
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Boston, Aug. Is.-Tbe demand for wool 10
good. firm and unchanged. Territory-Steady;
5S(Jd0c for clean to fine; 5ste555c tor fine medium
"a: Sc for medium. Montana-iG126c. Texas
and Caifornia-Fair request; ls92lc. Austria
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Wheat-Dull; opened 10
higher, advanced 1sc more on reported cold
weather in the Northwest, higher cables and ru-
mored strike settlements at Buffalo, which
proved false; declined stc on piling up OF re-
cepts at prominent points, easier cables, ruDlors
that big London bank had failed, and lack Of
buying orders; advanced sse on higher cables
and denial of a bank suspension in London,
and closed firm and &c higher. Receipts, 36s..
600 bushels: shipments, 25s,O9o bushels.
wheat-Cash, 77(s771sc; september. 771sc
Corn-Cash, 5Hac; september, 52ssc.
Oats-Cash, 33c; september. 3S1tc-
Pork-Casb, }ll75; september. $ll725<0lA7A
Rye-62tac.
Barley-GSc.
Timoihy-,l421z.
Fisx-$l02l6
Whisky$Lla
Lard-Cash. sos; September. $500
Short ribs-Cash. fS.o09a10; September $ISA
shoulders-S7. 20(p7.3O
Short clear-Ss 3Us1s.35.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1a.--Csttle-Receipts. 1900,
brisk 1o(1l5c higher on prime stock, and others
unchanged. Natives, sS.oo09a3o; Texans, $3.50
gas.
Hogs-Raceipts, 10000: slow, and loo lower.
Rough packers, 3a00iJ5.40; good mixed, 81 500
565; prime, heavy ana butchers weights, $1,000
a75; assorted light, $5.6o15.70.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 1000; slow and lower.
stockers, 81 5004365 mixed, $49475: wethers,
$5ego.5o; Texans. $3.4oQgA4o; westerns, 3A.600
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MINING STOCKS
EASTERN MARKETS.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW York, Aug. 1s.-Covsrinx by shorts was
Q most prominent feature. Burlington and
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STEAMERs.
IT W. BAKER q Co. BAKER q co.'s
Ii. Dock. foot Of University street
srEAMER TIAR rABLEA
THE STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Runs on the following time card daily:
FARE TO TACOMA. SO CENTS
Olympia. 1..v.s $3.50 M r.com. .. .. $3.50 m
TacomA...... 1000 a M seattle ...... 100 noon
6eattle........ 100 p m Tacoma. 500 p. m
Tacoma $3.50 p mloiympiA. $3.50 p. m
Connecting with boats for Kamilchis and shsl.
ton.
Baker 4 cob Dock. foot Of University street.
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Master.
FAST TINE.
EVERETT AND LOWELL
The Elegantly Equipped Steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Every afternoon at O'clock. from Baker 4
Co.'S dock. Returning. arrives seattle at 1880 a
II. W. BAKER q co.
FARE TO TACOMA, so CENTS
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PORTLAND. SEATTLE vANcouvRA
Eirst-ciass Steel Steamships
HAYTIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON,
Carrying freight and passengers, leaves every ten
days For passenger and freight rates, exact sail
ing dates etc, apply to
H. w. BAKER Il CO.. Agents
EoR EVERETT. sNoHoNIsH AND WAY
T. PORTS.
LIGHT DRAueHr STEAMER "MABELr
leaves Hatdsld's Wharf
TUEsDAYs. THURSDAYS AND sATURDAYs
IA. n.
FARE TO
Eomonos BOO
Everett QUO
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Sultan City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-19
Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Aug 1S.-lSpeciall-Wh eat-The
market was weakened by advices; trading was
light Valley, $L25C0l.2715; walla Walla, $L15
0Ll7lz per GENITAL. Receipts, 6,967 centals.