davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28
Old Gold Jewelry Taken at irs
Value.
Alias Summons
r. A. NoURSE,
Proprietor.

IN me pis'rlet Court of the Third ,Judi.
elsl district Of the State of Idaho In ana
Tor the County of Boise. ~ '"''
~ n Bloch h Co, corporation nl,,n
TN, vs.. John Rost, defendant f'"
/ ne people OF the State of Idaho sand
greeting tn John Rost. defendant.
You are hereby summoned and 70
CURED 10 appear In an action br,ngh,
against You by the ahnve.nameJ nlantlT
10 .he District Court of the Third Jnd;cisi
uisuict OF the State of Idaho, m and ,or
the County OF Boise, and 10 answer th.
compliant flied therein, within len dsys
Sthcinsiye OF the day of servirel amor Ia
So wee on you of this summons, If SERVED
m,'hih ms county, or Ii served ONT M
.hls county. but in this district within
twenty DAYS, or, Ii served elsewhere
within forty days 's'''
The said action Is brought 10 reeovsr
Sihesy niue ant ps~l00 (Saa asl Dollars
eue lioh defendant TO plaintiff for goods
"stee anu merchandise sold 10 defendant
~ M request April ~, ls92, by plaintiff.
IN IN lesM interest thereon and costs For
~. Faf'lcalars see certified copy of com.
plant served herewith and made . nar, I
OF this summons. par
Aud you are hereby notified Tim, n 500, |
iaii To appear and answer the sid eow
PANT ss above required, the said plaintiff
WI sAe Judgment against YOU hy default
iaa the sum OF Ninely.uiue aud ps-i0o /
svs vs. Dollars, with interest thereon n,
- per cent per ann9m from june 10 /
1892, and cost ""e' -
Attest my hand and the Seal
LIS Of the District Court If The
Third Judicial district of The
= State of Idaho. in and for The
o ,sav OF Boise, this, lslh day of lime
l n,s ART CUNNINGHAM. CLERK,
Dl Ed STRANs. Deputy Clerk
June 30 1893 fsn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise City, IdnhO. JnlN Ii 1Su2

CE.l
Boise City, Idaho, July II, 1898 I
Notice Is hereby given that James C. Jordan
whose p0stoffce address is San Francisco, Califor
mia, aud Samuel @. Bow en-, whose po.toice address
| is Centervle, Idaho, by their agent and attorney
IN fact Thomas W. Bowen whose postoffice adj
dress is Center, lille. Idaho, has made application
Tor United States Patent for the
Go Devil
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn min,ro
aistrict, Boise county, State of Idaho CONSISTING n
4o linear feet OF the lode and surface ground 15o
t tee' Waae, being sur. No sS9A and designated on
the ofhcial plat and field notes as Lot No 10 nnsnr
seyed lands Of the United States, with magnetic va
ration at 10 degrees 20 minutes e, as follows:
beginning at discovery in the west end of an
and rock whe the notice of location wa. or;,na,,
posted; Thence N St degrees OF minutes n along
tne general course or line vein 1883 feet to set
pine post marked "E" center end Geo H. VII y"
thence 80 degrees IS minutes E Is feet To rnr
NO. o. identicai with Cor. No. of location, pine
post marked a; thence Sc degrees o.
minutes W 1851 feet to Cor. No. 6. idenica,
with tor No. 6 of location, a pine post marked
a. whence pine tree SO inches in aiame,er
0'AA'' and marked B. ovo bears Il degrees so
minutes W, 90 feet distrnt; thence N deoroas
10 minutes W 667 feet to Cor No. 3 of this snrvev
ooo ieet to Cor. No. 2, identical with or
No. of location, pine post marked -
pharoo SS9
whence a pine tree 40 inches in diameter
'azed and marked B. T. A bears S so degrees IN |
$50
hinutes w 24.S feet distant; thence N "a do
rees w minutes 1881 feet to Tor No o
uehucai with Cor. No. s of location, a fir nosi
marked o. whence fir tree 10 inches in diane.
pr o. ars "a degrees AZ minutes E "A 4 feet dis
az an' thence degrees So minutes r
oo ieet to Cor No. s. the place of bepnnina
moraclne an area of 800 acres. U S. Minerssii
comment No. bears AS deg, ees az minn,es r.
lli.Zo teet from Tor. No. If orc Elmo Ioia
nrvey. n anu maue one
a. ne SAID mining claim being on record in tb
noe OF tne County Recorder II said mining nis
.ct at luaho CITY. in Boise county State of 1,bn
he nearest known locations being the Orc FL
men bounds this claim on the south. the Wastann
ohuer tuhsurveyedl claimants J. h sJcI,nrd,
~ we heirs OF Mitchell Borno Mrs RaLer,s =
ann lunsnrveyedl, name unknown NAe'
any and all persons claiming adverse,, .r 49,
~, ~ " saaa indr claim or surface ground are re-
'ireu 10 ME their adverse claims thereto with nc
,s'>'er Vi the United States Land Office at Roise
~, o,ate OF Idaho, within sixty DAYS hereof -
~ WIN oe barred by virtue of the proyisio,ss f
o'"'u'e III such cases made ard provided -
p, CHI rs. S. KINGSLEY. Reoist.r -
Ilst puohcation, July Is, 1898 e'i'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28
Notice Of Application for o. s. Patent

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE 4
~. Boise City, Idaho July II Isoa
Notce is hereby given that James =, o'9,
whose postoffce address is San Francisco Ca,;.nn
~ anu samuel G. Bowen, whose pos Office addres,
10 taet, Thomas W. Bowen whose postofSoe ne.
rs oentervile, Idaho has made appIcation S,,
united states Patent for the ff'"on ioi
Gladstone
doue mining claim situate in Elk Horn minino
100 linear ss eoan,y tate of Idaho consisting Of
-, t. zee. OF the lode. and surface ground 500
m~' Vide, being Sur. No SOL and designat a wv W.
.uo o,nciai plat and field notes as Lot No 40 mn ~
riation ~ 10 ~ ne United States with magnetic va
't ,,h at ~ degrees 20 minutes E. as follows. va
neginhing at discovery, the center of n shaf, ,vs
no,ica re-. aeep IN earth and solid rock where the
SO decree 40 anon was originally posted thence n
or hhe OF vein $50 feet to the west centar ooar
~ ~ pos' marked s9l whence west center end H.,
,ha'p POS, pears 81 degrees As minutes w Az Sea,
uehee U degrees 10 minutes 800 feet 10 Co.. NJ
- sur post marked 80, whence Cor No l of loca.
ton bears 50 degrees A, r,,,.
tsnt; ence SO degrees AZ , az ,eee o's,
i9oo rect TO Cor No. 2, a pine most m.rh.s
CO.. whence Cor. No Of location hears c 90 4
sre'' As minutes % feet distant GOO feet ia Cor
y : - p'F' marked s so,' whence Cor. No of
,,ssa,s pears 70 degrees Is minutes r II saa,
Instant 1890 feet to Cor, No 4, fir most no ,ee,
a, whence white FIR Is inches in diameter h,,,.s
"' MARKED b T. bears N IS degrees s. minutes
sol ~ i''H"tes
!, ~ feet distant U. s Mineral Mor,,oo,,, ~,
,ine h mining district, bears N =, degress 10 y,
,snu'es 1858 feet distant; thence n az 20
sees 10 minutes coo feet 10 ror oe-
cres '-S'ns al area of N. fol
"a ~, "a mining claim heiug on record in IN. ~,
It,h, c ounty h.eordc. Of sail minin, distrie,
, ,a'up wy county IF Boise. state ~ idahn ~
amer s 9sl'ans being the Pride Of Idaho. Hugh
M. - shu 9th claimants tunsuryevsd, Isss
nhg the north side, the Elk Horn snS ~ ne, nes
~, No sss, situate abou, 7oo or 800 een ate mn
"a soss tunsurseye dl claimant j. W kils liss ~
e southwest about 200 feet = y nue. lies 10
M y, sta an ersons claiming adversely anv nor
~ W ne said " Gladstone lode clam ~ y pof'
oun1 are required to file their adverse cai.
NJ, ~. Win the Register of the United Sta,ss LIS ,
~ ~ ~ eoiSe uity. Idaho, wit in sixtv 5ays ,h ,u
Vt .ney viii be barred by yirtns ~ 10y .uere-
W sHs statute IN such cases made and nra,;5S {
frs, n,,,; GINS. $ KINGSLEY, Resis,ar 7
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28
LET THEM DUMP


ketchufa Keystone
Nonometallists say that with fire.
and unlimited coinage Of silver all tn,
silver Of the world will be dumped il
the United States. Let them dump
that is just what is wanted. W.
want more money; we want all We
can get. With free coinage the gov
eminent stops the purchase OF silver
with gold. 1t is money, absolute and
irredeemable the same as gold, and
when other nations dump their silver
on the United States it will be coined
and returned to them in American
standard dollars, less the coinage
commission, aud the United States
silver dollar will be the measure by
which the business OF the world will
be done instead OF the English pound
sterling, and the United States would
become the financial center OF the
world, and TO her clearing and bank
ing houses the world will pay tribute
instead OF to those OF England But
the nations Of the world won't dump;
they need their coin metal for their
home supply; neither could they af.
ford to pay freight and insurance two
ways, Just to have the United States
stamp put on it.
The people Of tho world owe TWEEN
~ times ~ much az there is money
OF all kinds with which to pay II; the
people Of the United States owe as
much As there is taxable property in
tho United States, and ten times as
much A. they have money With which
TO pay; let them dump and then we
wont have half enough money. Our
creditors sre in Wall street, London
and Germany, and their purpose to-
day Is to take away half OF our mon.
ey BY totally demonetizing silver,
doubling our debts by decreasing our
means OF paying them. A contract. /
ed currency and an increased nation. Q
81 debt Ia what the gold aristooracy
are after. and II the people do no. |,
lake stand they will succeed, and
The system Of peonage in the United o
States will be more grinding than b
hat Of Europe. =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28
Versatility or Electricity,

Wind, water and steam can at best
turn crank, says Prof. A. f. Dol.
bear, so their usefulness has been
largely Of the mechanical sort, but
electricity has endowments OF high
er order and is not restricted to a sim
gle talent. 1t can rot only turn the
crank OF motor, but it glows like
the sun in an arc lamp, in its furnace
It fuses the most refractory sub
stances, and il can freeze as we'll. II
can talk in a telephone, do chemical
work in a tank, make magnets OF iron
and steel, produce ether waves like
light, affect other bodies at distance,
and, acting physiologically, will kill
or cure a man.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28


We are told, conddentially, by GU,
friend Mr.. Phil. Phillips, OF Marsh
valley, that he has invented a new
tangled con,rivance that will grub
ten acres OF sage brush, stack II into
heaps, pillow the ground and SOW the
seed all In one day. II is worked en-.
tirely by electricity and two men can
handle it with ease. Mr.. Phillips,
reasons for not making the matter
public before, were because a patent
could not be procured. Another
feature has just lately been added
That makes the machine far more
valuable than before. IL consists Of
very bne wire attached 10 the mo.
Tor and carried out beyond the ma.
chime about four feet. AT the end Of
this is very large wad of cotton
thoroughly saturated with n b;gb
grade OF alcohol. The driver. on
reaching sage brush dump, presses
Inc button sufficiently to allow a
strong current Of electricity to mass
through the wire. The cotton il ig.
ni'ed simultaneously, It is placed un.
der the sage and before he re,nrns
WIN another load has heen entirely
consumed %, We congratulate Mr.
Phillips on his invention aud bops
inc farmers will aid In the success a. |
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

BOOTS AND SHOES.
CARPETS, WALL PAPER.
HOU USE LINING,
The highest prices paid for Furs.
Oct 1S-tf.
Notice Of Application for q. 8. Patent,

Notice Of Application for U. 8. Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Bafse City. Idal.o, July H. 1893 I
Notice 10 hereby given that James a. Jordan
whose postofice address Is San Francisco CaIifor
MIA, and Samuel c. Bowen, whose postoffjce address
Is oenterviie. Idaho, by Thomas W. Bowen, whose
pos'omce address IS Centervle, Idaho, their agent
and attorney IN fact has made application for !
United States Patent for the
Orc Elmo
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn minino
district boise county, State Of Idaho, consisting n
iasi linear feet of the lode and face ground 507
Feet wide, being Sur. No $50 A and desipna.d on
the official plat and field notes as Lot No 20 mn
surveyed lands of the United States with magnetic
VARIATION at 10 degrees 20 minutes E, as follows;
l., pes,nnine ~ discovery the cen er Of open cut
posted; thence s6 degrees o. minutes niona w
general course or line OF vein 400 feet cas-, center
posl marked r. center end Orc Fino thence s
degrees IS minutes E. 253.5 feet to Cor No ! -
location identical with Cor. No. of this snrve~
marked Goa, whence a pine tree blazed and
marked B. 7. A bears N 40 degrees o5 mipures
" 1875 feet distant U. s. Mineral Monument No
bears, n As degrees 80 minutes e 2-Ii o. feet,
thence st degrees OF minutes I4s1 feet
10 cor No ? a pine post marked a, whence
Cor No. of location bears Sc degrees 10 mirr,a
W n feet thence degrees "a ,ninn,a "a,
oo1 feet to Cor. No. 3. identical with Cor No
n 3
of location, pine post marked "A, whence
-, a.. $50
pine tree 10 inches in diameter blazed and marsaa
b. T. nmA bears % degrees % minutes DC G fee,
distant; thence N Sc degrees % m,nu,s. T.
'i'i iee' 10 Cor. No. 4, identical with Cor. No
OF location, pine post marked a. Whence
FIR tree 16 inches in diameter blazed and ,,ar.ad
.. T.. bears 4S degrees 80 minutes W ~ feet
Instant; thence degrees So minutes f. 5O7
eet 70 Cor, No l, the place of beginning: EN-. |
.au.ine an area OF 1927 Gers The said |
lining oiai being on record in tue offic. of the
1Vy recorder Of said mining district at Idaho
ny, IN hoise county. State of Idaho The neare.t
'et oeing the Go Devil which adioius This
.aIl on 'he north, the Western Wonder mnsur
situate 100 feet south of the Orc Elmo mill
IL, eiaahts, D. b. McCurdy aud the heir, of
anen norno, Mrs. Bakers claim tunsuryeyed,
",ue unkhoWn, situate l60 feet east
nus ana al persons Calming adversely any nor
on oi 'he SAID Orc Elmo" lode claim or snrface
~. .u De required to ile their adverse claims
,ereto WIN the Register OF the United STAGES Tand
~, ,h po'se oiiy, state OF Idaho, within the sixty
" tnereof or they will be barred by yir ne oft
rovlsions of the statute in such cases ,ss5s
rovided. ~ e"'es hiaue ana
CHAS. S. KINGSLEY. Register ,
'irs' publication. July Is. 1898
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28


De hn'ne'al failures the past two
weeks have been enormous. In N.
face OF the great stringeney Cleve.
land has called an extra session ~
congress for the purpose Of still
further decreasing the currency by
repeating the silver coinage law. II
Tins Is done revolution will snr.ly
follow unless free coinage law takes
US plaee--that is a revolution will,
folio" Il Americans possess sufficien,
sp'ns OF independence to resis, con.
d'''on OF absolute slavery tina, will end
IN starvation. Americans are no,
"""' they once were. They have not
The perception to understand n.
source OF the wrongs they are suffer.
'"g' nor the spirit to bring the ROW.
ern~ent back into the hands Of ,hs
people. II Americans had the kan
perception, the independent sniri,
ana the quick action of the French |
ihe great crime of 1878 would h,va 7
been rlghied in shor, order IL ,bev
nsu 70 resort to hieodshed 10 right I, /
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28
IRE asurer's Notice.

The following warrants are payahle a,
my office; "'e at
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.
Registered July Is, ls9l-Nos, e4I
Ego 234' si6, 222, 237, 2l9. 55, e9l.
ROAD FUND
registered October IS, ls9O-Nos 54r
+. +, CHURCH,
Rv ,v County Treas.
IDAHO Cry, July 4 1888.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28
Treasurer's Norice

tom wiz De paid on presenta
COUNTY GENERAL FUND OF 1891.
Warrants Nos. 2s2, pa and 2as.
r,.,o Z I: CHURCH Co. rraasn,
''Sao CITY idaho. june ?, isoS-ml -i~s0res'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

ne New York Herald dares to
say this as an Independent Journal /;
lhe President has taken such i.
strong position on tho silver question
mat many Members aud Senators are
lo4'n to commit themselves against
repeal for fear OF prejudioing their
chances for federal patronage. This
question, u cannot be denied. has
proven powerful lever 10 the hands
OF inc President, aud has been used
with Representatives TO the be., nos
sible Advantage
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

Paris has trades unions Of egg.
makers, frog'catehers, worm. breeders
Fnd at-honters
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

Those fellows who dote on their
girls sometimes find matrimony a
powerful antidote.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03
Rolling Aionr !. Lururv.

wen u comes to eattering around creation
In luxurious elegance neither the moxuis Of by.
gons Oriental history nor tho rulers of latter
day nations belong TO . series that can be
ciassed In the same index with the travelling
pubic OF the Northwest who pafronize the
North Western line. Accident or design on the
part Of Providence has cast in our way the
power OF cutting q swsth 81 luxurious elegance
when riding between Chicago and the Twin
Cities aud over the best p.ece OF roadbed be-
tween Chicago. Minneapolis and ST. Paul over
araiiFoad System which IL destined 10 bury in
colo obsivions shade the most voluptuously APP
pointed trains. professions and pageants--on
wheels. elephants. horses or palanauins-shat
have heretofore bedecked the kaleldoscoplc
pages OF history
few OF the cassrs had similar ambitions
and buckets full Of dollars ~ well. So had some
Of the eofee-colored heroes who are reputed TO
have made the whole Orient wonder in those
days when magniheence and sensuous luxury
were the Eastern synonyms OF power. But the
mighty tftnmphs Of the Csesars grow ghastly
and the sensual gismor OF Eastern pageants pale
In the dazzling radiance and elegant comfort OF
the Pullman ana Wagner cars on the train OF
the sNorth- Western Limited. between Chicaso.
Minneapolis and 81 Paul; and the buffet smok-
Ing car for the exclusive Use OF the sleeper.
This is club room on wheels-furnished with
piush-coyered easy chairs. library, facilities for
letter writing. with all the latest popular Illus
trated periodicals and daily papers, and with
weli-sio, Ked buffet In this car the traveller il
made as comfortable rs in the smoking room OF
the mot comfortable club. oae important
feature is that only regular fare. are charged on
this "Sorth-wesfern Limited" notwithstanding
the excellent service. II Is also the only train
west OF Chicago ON any line carrying such
equipment, and Is the only train OF It's kind in
the world In which extra fares are not charged
for this high-cl service. r. W. Parker, Puget
sound agent, Ill Cherry street, Seattle
Strawberries twice week az Loueh, Angus
tines SIS Front
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03

Hereafter. until further notice. daily.
except Sunday, train viii ran from Es-
erest and Monte Cristo and return the
same day. leaving Everett ut 7:20 a. m.
connecting with the Seattle, Lake Shore Il
Eastern OF Snohomish for Seattle. arriv-
ing &c Monte Cristo a. II: 10 .. m. Return
ing. will leaye Monte Cristo at p. m, ar
rive at Everett 6:I0. connecting with the
boat lines between Everett and Seattle
and the Great Northern overland train
from the East
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03

Asst = oozning In IN ssry ss.lsf.rso~~ go
Htiss snc the warehouses A. r.-sfs~ 49, 49,
VITA snips now leading Thsr. s Z -. $3.50
movement and ths local rasr<st 49,. -. ..x
scass ho-aers sho~ mora dsspssisso, =. -.
-. avs sf saF tsns tass ses.on
i1sss no expsefstion OF better prsc-s
xs..s a..ss oet Il fspseisl-I = wbe..--
- 80, -. - fsnsin urchanred q s-s<aoe
ley @s ss1734l tcT al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03
BOSTON sTocK ExcaAxcu
F0RKIGx MAnKrrs.


LONDON STOCK xxcHANsR
vLoxDos. oes 2-consols. ss1sI Bank Of
England discount rate. 81 psr csar
Bar silver, per ounce. SESd
EsGLrsH oRaIs MARKET
LvkkRocLs Oct 2-Nheat-Demand mod
mand fair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03

Tho nsbst notable change In prices from sstur-
dsy 10 Monasy rs another advance In the
nrjee Of frxx, which ~ climbing steadily up.
pssa Fresh raaeb sxks are now quoted a. q
eests par aossa and Eastern eggs at a cents.
ufica Il eent a6ysnca from previous Ggures.
Anlyais Of fruit b. the California steamer
xtfs nes isrss and consisted principally Of ADJ
20 ~ gFapsA Some OF the same articles also
snsys1 n rail.
1fSdD n general IL quite lively notwithssand.
i1k ~ fsiny weather. which principally Affects
~ eanstYy. One Of the grain dossers said yss
tsrdsy thst The heavy rain would greatly dam
- 1eisia the Puget SQUAD region. q large nor
Iiea of which hal been threshsd. So much
beele has been manifested In the thrcshfnx that
st. ~ not 30 clean a. they should be. Many
n thsn afs also stai q. Both hay and grain
- SEEMING % market regularly In ANAL quan-
utze4s but the totals ara considerable.
losd Of Black Prince grapes has arrived
addition 70 steamer goods. Quotations Of
osaeat varieties are from 80 cents 70 81.
Aepan q nne appearances and quality are In
n1fkst selling a. 81 TO sL2A
Hums and prnnes are exceediuRiy plentiful
& Utmost any price from Is 10 80 cents per boz.
tomatoes bare advanced and are now held a
kseats per box.
REcErrrs
esssmsr umstiila from San Francisco OF
sssof, " ebs wine. 20 bbls beer. 800 salt, 6sS
essugaf. Lob pkgs pipe. iron and hardware
Pays tea and G flee. Is pkgs seeds, asa cs but
1nd cheese. rs SKIS feed. So sks ftnur, IS es
W. l.sap cs canned goods. bbis iubricafing
Z. Y Bales bags, BIS c. axle grease. cs marbls.
Assd ry goods. . c. books aud stationery, 3 C.
Nadiefys l6U bbs plaster. 4 c. oysters. 3 a. fuY.
sssshg goods. e. clothing. IN 20 household
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03
NEW YORK MAEkxrs.


foek ExcHASg8-
Nks okx. octz-The market vss slr,o.s "A.
uls1 ~ ne hands Of professional trader On Ire
-. go excnanxs TO-DAY, and the noycmsat va
l1IsxuIsss Closing pfices showing sous a.
Governnens bonds-stsadv.
rsxoasun-Quiet; 7oe bid.
slLyKR
Ssr silver PER ounce, 7s1<c.
Aexiesn dollars. 49,
uSAscfAr.
. aonsy on call-Easy. closed st 9zs mar cant
tams mercantile paper. 7ati2 per cent eterIjng
Sx.ehsnse-Msak- sixsy-dsy bills 81 80 s6x{ sass:
demand, skss5<loAssI< y s-'''7t'
nosp.
y. = res3...-... no 10. q ga freq, N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO Oct 2-wheat- Moderate business;
opened &c lower. declined 70 more on selling
by Partridge. rallied lsc on better cables. de-
crease on ocean passage and in stocks at Liver
reol. declined lae IN increase In Visible snnnlv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03

A. Oct 1-ispscisi. r-whsss eours....
:. 80 - rery slowly The principal shipusr,
80 y e.ass q this condition 10 she fsrs ,hst
-. - - - - xs s'nounts of wheat punched -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03
Hops ere duiI.
MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Coffee Options barely STEADY, at points de-
cline TO points advance sales were 1900
bags including: October, ti6So; Noyomber.
Sass December, $l5.s5(9f690 Spot Rio
Nominal. No. 7, isle
SugAf-Raw-fsrm; Brazil, 81 test. 27kc: re-
fined, steady: market dull
Copper-Ssow. Lake, 50. 10.
Lead-Exsier. Domestic. 81. IS
Tln-Flrm. Straits, t2l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03

=, .hAscxco. Oct x--Todsy wss a ho,la.v
SAG a. me exchanges and business hou.ss ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03

HooD CANAL sours-

HOOP CANAL ROUTE
Ii New Passenger Steamer
nAETA
tCax-vfnx z. - masal fexves cesr&n seck wsn~
eas& wednesdays sn& kstzsrs n 100 . N fer
ksaxszen. fers asmeee1 R&HxeT. <exneek hrtn sea.
Deua.s0, l2sfwsnp ala aoees1arz aza unsea
Ctsy and satsrme3s2ss eosssss arrfvsaS At rnson
cir ~ 90 n N Leaves Enson Gafv Al 4 30 a
II Tuss3ays. rhufs1xvs and extara3ys, arriving
rHcMRsoS saoa