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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11
Silver bars, per ounce. 7S@ td7S'lc
Mexican dollars. ss,ssttsec.
xISISs sToxs
NEW YORK aARkErs.

SEs YoEK, Oct. Ia Speculation GA The
Stock Exchange was characterized by in
creased activity. and transactions we're in
hesvaer volume than Tor week past. bat
there vas noGhine healthy in the tone OF
the market. sRa the movement OF prices
VAS not concerted. The o<e vas decidedly
heavy. prices compared with yesterday :
FINAL safes being al decline IN the active
list ranging from =. - 8. per cent
Goyern u2snt eoEds- F.FE4.
Petroleam More active and Grm; No
yembeE, 79c bad.
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DafIng the past week there have been
caiEs number Of changes In the price of
farm produce. cansed principally by varia-
ton Of supply and demand and quality OF
goods
Wheat has not changed in price, but the
market is weaker because of decline in
England. Reports are also coming in that
much OF the grain has been bleached by
rsln. causing il To be rejected. Quotations
nos are 5lk@H cents for export, while
iof milling the price is 55Gejs cents.
oais have just held their own in price
fas are frmer, because so much of the
grain has been damaged by rain. Large
salpmenss are now being made TO British
Columbia and California markets.
Potatoes werc somewhat firmer and the
prs has advanced 81 per ton.
BARLEY has advanced 81 per ton,
llay 10 weaker and has shaded of %
nhis per ton for ordinary quality.
Hops are unchanged. The market il
pod as prices quoted.
Batter AMI poultry are unchanged, but
~ bavs advanced in price.
Ire stock and wool are unchanged.
he principal changes In the wholesale
rssry market include an advance in the
rss OF rice and dry salt sides. decline
i allies. honey aud canned vegetables.
Fruits remain practically unchanged.
cahberries have made their annual APP
Dearahce in market aud Eastern grapes are
tos comparatively plentiful. going at 20
Cents PEI ten pound baskets at wholesale.
The supply If fruits continues good. but
many varieties do not move of we'll. CAL
iiofnia grapes are now drug in the
Hlsrkss. while the Concords iell like hot
fskas
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Hops are firm.
WOOL
Wool is steady: domestic fleece. 2o@ 25c;
pulled, lsta25c.
MERCHANDISE
Coffee-0ptions steady, at unchanged to
Is points advance. Sales. g. 80 tags, in
Guiding: October. Si6.95t8l7.00; November,
SO. 451i6.5 so; December. Sie.0541 l6. 10. Spot
Rio. quiet; No. 7. Isl49ls5se.
Sugar-Raw, steady; refined, steady.
Copper-Dull; Lake, 500.
Lead-Weak: domestic. $3.50.
Tin-Firm: Straits, S2n60
Spelter-Weak: domestic, $3,6a
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid TO Farmers for Country
EFodacW.

ffsees raid to Farmers for Country
Produce.
TIE following quotations are the prices
paid to farmers aud producers by SEATTLE
business houses for articles named, the
goods 10 be delivered in Seattle:
Hors Choice, i7c{ medium, I4Sai per
pound.
HsY-tIn car load lotsl-Puget sound,
kets per ton.
6sAIE-tIn car load lotsl-0atz, choice,
sis: barley, ss6.00 per ton; wheat. chicken
he'd. sis58la. corn. 81; cracked. SIS.
feTAFoSs--losatoes, Sl00fii per ton.
berrgR Eees AND PoULTRY Handled
faiHeay on commission.
Laws STocK--Cholce beef cattle, 2i9H
sas eoss, 2is@3c. choice sheep, Sc;
gssd hogs, 5is9lsc. calves. large. &c; small.
K peflA,
hipFs, FELeS ANp TsiLow-- Heavy saited
s'stFs, over Go lbs, psr IN, &c: medium, per
so, light, under Ii lbs, per To. &c; sailed
aa' = and cali, per 10. S9f4c, green
s'oss ie less than sailed. dry hides. per
lesAk, dry elk. per 10, 66f X: drv deer
,,ssss summer, per 10, rs. good winter.
asslft poor and thin winter. Sod lac;
ssesp skins, la@2ic; iuli wool. 7sc, wool,
: ger 10, 'aaow. 2isW3gc.
aoes- Superior QUauty. per VI, fir. 81 50
49, choice cedar, <tNe1a so, common.
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a. =
"a dealers Tor round lots delivered at the
.aasi or on the cars. or the jobbing rates
saossd by wholesale dealers:
srArLE GROCERIES.
sJohbing) -Golden "C'' In bhl.
fr,ssa, aAes extra ''C"' in bhl, per Ia, $50
d IN % oaI. Ter 10, 81 &c dry cranuiased.
ssa' per Ii. tsse; cube. &c: powdered.
~ seSs each OF the above az &c adj
-. ss On prices quoted. Maple sugar. ISc
.l slosR ere tJobbingl Washington
Asnt per bal. s. -; patent IS IS. Cali
.ssla brands. kS75 buekwheat toar. per
A. Nv; reT cwt, $50: graham. Per biol.
sAas or lAlb sacks. 81 90 per cwt. rye
-, Ier eol, 81 p, OF loih sacks, s.. 40
kssse rye meal. per Dbl. S4pn; rer eSt.
eat greats. leT Dol. s. s5eeti ~; hom>
-, 81 e~t, $40. cracked wheat. per
s~sa, rolled wheat. $A@5 per BIOL I.
49,. @heAt Hour. pcr cgt So, pearl
49,, pr 40, s'ac. split peas. per 10. ~ /;
~ mtas, yellow. Sio per cwt IA
ma assS' IS, $50. y bite. los. $20o. SIS.
asss-U 81 bbinrl Small white. per II.
PINK. per ill., 2'sG4e. Bayos. per
a as butter, PER 10. 4. Lima. per
c.,a.sss. : !!oheiusl Japan. $a0GA7s.
sssa s. 0eg.,. d. ''''' ~ g"
49, Pas tJoobinEA Field, per 10. 4c.
n. -. 9ooa.ugl Liverpool. El-gh sScks.
ss.s ~. S+LN American DAIRY. Na-ib
M Per ton. SD. Coast, background.
ssa s,s per ton, 81. solb sacks. PER
a. sias s1h sacks = ln hale, g. 80. Slb
sa.e, s2sa '-.'''' AV''0 s''> A. - IN
tJoehingl-uome rendered, per
t,,r~. tereeS i&c; Queen Leaf
k Ese; Lasd compound. tlerees.
Il ssa.. S9eeaing l-s'reen Mocha. per
sAaIss ava. Ter lb. .9'ec Costa Rtca.
Rs.. Ter Il. ss'sc HE. rer 10 slsse
est e. ,afoaekls's. IN i0llb cases. per
a4A So ss@.s csses, PER est, So 81
ssss ssss' per est So 50. lava. se-lb tia
H.. - =, sc, - and Goolh sacks,
Java seio tins. sac, Alden Mocha.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON crock MARKET.

LONDON crock MARKET.
Lospos, Oct. i0.--Consols. asisd. Bank
of England discount rate 3 per cent.
SILVER
Bar silver. .e25 fine, 80 Sled.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 10 Wheat--Steady:
demand moderate. No. red winter. as
4lkd: No. red spring, IS Sd
Corn--Mixed, spot, steady and good de-
mand at As; futures steady with fair de-
mand October, IS; November, As I'd
December, Is I'D.
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TYooo CANAL EoUTE-
Ill N~g Passenger stSamsr
BELLA
feSrsvfug 5. nslil isassE Cgsmas ascx Mon.
dsrA " eGnes4zys aad tFisATs NJ 90 . "a fee
K3assfsn, f1rs 9aEshss B8agoz. -rassek eFsun0a.
fsswasa0, IAlasssp ) ais Bo5dspeFg aaA gniaas
fytv AEsa intsFm~5ists prsats. aFrsStaE 81 unf9a
fItg a. 90 3. r. Leaves Untna CTR ssA o e
~ vgs@sshys, Thursdays Ana aasesasys. arriving
THOMPSON BROS
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ssEa "A a EsNh1 Hte&s tsE fsgfE icy. 81
1rzsns a.. fass 81 psw~r Of Ese tssaeFaffwe OrxEas
a. either - e. asss ~ oFsF eEaTEAan. geutksBi
err0rx, ezeessfvs use ~ tobacco eptasl o. stsEa-
Saats. waseh Beas - IHEfnttF. GeHauasu tigs ard
sasasi!ty nssnsSHt - carr - sest tsseket. y
r@r aex q fuy 50. bF msa pee@Asa. vita So
crfer Efve . written EaaFs af~@ ts care 80
x4faaa Eh. suaasy. strc4saf frsF. sos ~ all
agaxgsssA Ask sar - take 10 sssez. Actresa
AEHs. sEEp CO. AArsnie asa4ase. IHss sgs
Fog sale Ia s~@ssss MsAa. ~ sssw&xs . RcAEass
Dyzg Co aaa Ey ss1tsk pgzx Ca
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yAsHox ISLAND ROUTE
STANCE or.Tpx

Leaves NsFs6Aasa Gssx zs6b q ~ 1assaaYs wed
seslzys ard ffiEsys fsF west Esas, Dsssz ard say
isalfaes TsesaSgs snassasys a0a sRsnFa&ys fls
Eass sic S4ss0a. Ch2assazas. fsss tIosnss starss
LAaGtzg Ani Easea&. f@ev@s 1scozs8 syexy
znsgaiag except sunday - e.Sa
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~ SEATTLE
A ~ MEDICAL and SURGICAL
@9 DISPRNSARY



Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill,
TIE most widely aud favoraniy known specialists
GA ths Pacific Coast The roctors are resaiAf al
astrs from. the University 81 the tiEy OF Sew ora
sgd 81 Icrx sand osiege Hospital brooklyn,
New erk and shslr long expzrasnes. Fsf0&fSseis
.xlIt aud universal success i9 tie trsAtnss1f anu
core II Chrnaie diseases sutte Is~se eminent
pnyslelans 10 he faI cSnaeencs % Tue sfH'etsd
everywhere. .. -.
<olnatter what year complaint, consult these
.aetss.sf.i suef 4 sts who allie 80 elect cures
a, ,1.a~ esss, N II have pssnsapcsd Aecea@ss
rhex GEOGRAPHICALLY aid ~GC
CEseTIIIY care QUICKLY and PER
MANNNTIY PAESAIk. hLuoe Az SKIN
IIsEA,E- NERVOUS DEBILITY AND sax.
faT DISORDERS FELES. FiSTNLA AND
RRITAI Ulcers SYPHILIS 1oNoRkHeKA.
GTRET Sp~rmAaorrhaA seminal WsAzness Lost
Naahossi Stgnt tnaissssas, bsesFsd Fseuitles.
RHea4aagism. SsaTa;gA. CAssrfh, Beoachiiis.
A.ttnas I0msFs ETgptlonS. ~a4f hbs1m and
sssareT. aNbR0gssLf TARF&uEHLs and
STRIgTCRES radically and sa9siF cares withoas
pssn Of detention from ousss~Ss add cures gnaFaa-
isea -. - -
e.ssTAIx AND POSITIVE UeN Tor Tue
.ufss effects % early vice and The HBHssoas 10
tsst follow ia - TRAIN.
f~sax srperIenca with unparalleled tsceesas -
saS n~ss Sxltsnce ~ a dasEsot's sstll-
pIGgasEs NO IN &5s2 iecsfye special
afSeE-rar ssszsa .psfzeuaily ths OIL DksT auA
uo~f FyPERIEeC zPk IALIsfs GA
the GGAss o. write ~sa85Gg stamp aensasfsttEa
frps sra confidential fremont Block, eI&
Front street, Seattle.
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poaT ANGELICA PoRr rowHsRnp. pun
geness ana seattle route.
TIME CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday, May 23, 1898.
Leaves daily except Monday - follows: seatsia
! a M: Townsend 10 80: arrives PORT Angeles 4
p m Lssves Port Angeles y IN Port
Iosnssnd 9 50 p. m: arrives seattle 10 p NJ
LandingA City Dock, Seattle. TihnAl's Dock Psfs
Townsend; AoEse's Dock. Porn Angeles
HATCH BROS
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For rates, routes aud other Information cali on or
address
A. d. CHARLroS. Asst Gen. Pass. Agt.
No l9l First ~. Portland. or
IA NApEAU GEN Agent Seattle CITY ticket
Office corner fesier avenue ana Front street
Depot ticket Office. eosHer West and Columbia ss%
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EoR CHARTER
STEAMER IDAHO

Newiy furnishes asd equipped ana especially
Asssasd fos eEcarsons Address BOZ IT'S. or cali
a. raeAs 81 starr a0yd o1ilalE<
< d. Bho9SEGELb Master aaa owssr.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHE STATE or TRADE.


SAN FRAScIseo. Oct. 10 The market in
general merchandise was firm. The pro.
duce markets were duieL
Vegetables and fruit--Moye slowly.
Butter-Easy at quotations.
Eggs Firm.
Potatoes
Onions Firm.
Poultry-Weak and dull.
Produce receipts-Flnur. quarter sacks.
-. 45S; Washington, ,90i; wheat, centals,
4Sess: barley. centais. .a67; oats, centals.
754: Washington. 6,9S9; beans, sacks,
z lbs: potatoes. sacks, 2,o92: onions, sacks.
SIS: bran. sacks, rs
Flour~-We quote Net cash prices for
family extras. 81 65M3 IS per barrel. bak-
ers extras. s.. 5o@3.60: superfine. s2eo1
300
Wheat-No. / shipping. sinelSdi. oss.
choice, si.o5: milling, SL06I. @Loslt per
Genital.
Barley No I feed. 650l6si.c; choice
bright, 67tse; brewing. 72isaf sc: Cheyalier.
sLio@i.I5ior standard, and T5Gaoc per CEN
tai Tor lower grades.
Oats New red, 95ca$l05; black, eoc
GtSi.Sl. milling. Si.Io@l.0. fancy feed,
stl5l. diiTia; good 10 choice. 81 o5a5sL 10:
common 20 iair. s5c@siO0: surprise, 81 n
esl,25: grey. $iaLo5la
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Nj VIZ AIEDs. -
Tbs weadeffai rem
F4F gHaraat~~d 30
cure al rsSTE 8aa as
ease SECE rs WEAK
NegsNry LGss az nFa1s
t.1eeF - e IS 4 ae h e.
. " skefaaness. Lest
AaGh heed, stRksfY
III IA fRafRHa %erT.Es
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SILVER
Bar silver. PER ounce. 1s1sE
Mexican dollars. 5aiS.-
FfxAscIax-
Money on call Easy. aasx PER cent. /;
closed, offered at > cent Prime mer-
eantile paper. 6gS per cent Sterling
exchange-sseady. sixtv-dav hilis, 81 saz
cas-. demand. $Ls4s.6As5-
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10. - Wheat - Quiet:
opened &c lower. declined &C more on
heavy receipts in Northwest, Ugh; export
ciearances, heavy increase in visible sup
ply, fine weather for fall wheat and easier
cables; firmed up somew hat on decrease on
passage and Indian shipments and closed
steady ssc lower than Saturday. Receipts,
u.s. 900 bushels; shipments. 4s9, 900 bushels.
Closed: Cash. 64c; December, 667sc.
Corn-Higher; cash, 39lsc; December.
3olsc.
oats-steady; cash. 27ssc; December.
2si5c
Rye-44c.
BarIey-Nominal.
Fiax-$i.l4
Pork-Steady; October, SIC. 25; January,
S1456t5.
Lard-stesdy; October, 1895; January.
$s.45.
Short ribs-steady October. S. 57,s: jan
uary. $751;.
Shoulders-s7 s7isQI5o
Short clear 50. 75Bio.25.
Whisky-$ti2
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following is the statement showing the
visible grain supply for the week ending
September 30:
BasheLs Increase
Wheat. ....,.-............... 6S,2750o0 2.742,00o
Corn. Observation-Disclosures. e,s0I,0n0 73S, 600
Oats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3i,9Ss.O00 1900
Rye. observation-disclosures. $4,000 $500
Barley. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. l,539000 bS5,n0o
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts, 5000 head. Market
active nj steady TO strong; prime native
steers. s. 5od5.65; medium S5.01G15. y;
fair. 81 5odI90; Texans, s.. 75a3.25; cows,
81. i0@3.35.
Hogs-Reeeipts. 1900 head Market
slow at steady 10 lower; coarse and pack
ers. S6OOef6 10: mixed and packers, So 20td
8. 40 prime butchers weights, Sc. a0C16 10;
light, S.. 50M660
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head. Market
10 to l5c lower. Natives, s.. Scat y; West
erns, 81 60I350.
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Ts~e-xsfsoas faksn as all stations at .. IA,
- ssssliisa tiaae 70 T. " Pacine tine
.rrxz Al srarTIs BARBos yos TIE TEEK Be-
sIx.fxo vEpsEsDAY. OCT. H.
Hlsa 7IpK- Low TIDE
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STEAwxRs.
Pacific SAvIeArycS CO.
WAATCoA ROUTE
sTRs NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoME
Alternate Following schedule
pAiLY
Leave Seattle for Tacoma q m
For Pert Townsend. Anacartss ana Beiiinsham
BAY. 2 p "a
Cenpers ~ Port Townsend FOR Angeles. Vic
terra and SsaA Bar rontes At Tacoma wtsh
fFaias for west. south ana east As WhAicem with
{. p n. Il trains FOR nersn and east and boats 10
san JGAa isiAn1x
EVERETT; Ia CONNER AND WILDLY
STEAMER rAIRHAvKN
Daily except sunday al Lee q m. for Evsrxsi,
la Conner ard all whidby island posnfs.
For further Information address
5. McCLELLASn. General Agent
Yesiers dock. Telephone 7i0
FRANK wArERHoUsE. General Managed
Tickets on sale a, C. P, railway ticket once and
on she docks
pacific COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers nom seattle ss follows:
For san Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
soris. at p passengers received on board at q
p nj Oct 5. 10. Is. 20. IS. 50.
Fer Alaska. Oct Is and 80 ats m-
From san Francisco. Tor victoria and Puget
Sound ports, 81 . = m. Oct p Z. IL. II. %, -.
Tickets may be obtained at the efsce o. the com.
pany. at Ocean dock. seattle
6ooDaLL PERKINS a CO,
General Agents. san Francisco
J. n. JOHNSON. p 8 supt.. seattle
DAILY TINE CARD
OF Olympia Tacoma and Seattle
Route Steamers
"MULrSoMAH" AND acITY OF ABERDEEN"
GOING NORTH
olympia at $50 I'm Tacoma a. $50 an
Tacoma at, 1000 = m seat lie st - asos noon
Tacoma al. -. 500 p m seattle al, .,.. 2 90 y m.
---eoIse sosTH--
seattle at 49,. 200 a IN Tacoma a.. - 900 am.
eesstie at. !; % pm Tacoma at 49, 500 . sn-
Tacoma NJ. 80 n m Olympia at IL .sO r M
Tacoma at. 3.30 pm olympia at. $50 p m.
Connecting with boats Cor kasnllchIe and shelton.
City Dock foot Of Main street.
FARE To TACOMA. 50 CENTS
CAPTAIN /. WILEY. Manager
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I ORTIZ AN
Y PACIFIC "A
FIRST CLASS PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
-AND-
Pullman Upholstered Tourist Cars
Elegant Day Coaches between Seattle,
ST. Paul and Chicago. Connections
for all points I'm the united
States and Canada.
THE DINING cAR ROUTE


OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER /, 1898.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
For 81 Paul and East p IN. and 1880 o m
AMI II: 80 y. III.
For olympia. oray's Harbor cities and south
For T Tacoma 80 and IL 90 a m. 200. 400
For snohomish. sedrs aad AnacOrtes
q /. and :35 p
$3.50 q m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sEkrTLE
From ST Paul ana East-s yJg. M.
From Portland aud South iz:45 a n. and
Gas ..
From Olympia Gray's Harhor cities and south
Prom Tacona-I2.ss. $3.50 a IN. l2;2s. ASS.
6:s5 aud e.2S r. "a.
From Snohomlsh. sedro and Anaco:tes-l0:3o
a M. and 500 p.
Prom sumas. snoaualmIa Fails aud North Band
500 .. m.
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP .cffYsoF KINGSTON"
500 am LvI MI -. iTacoms q ii0sAEl 5.ls ara
lol5 amlLv = seattle s1tLvt 500 am
lDaiiy exeeps Monday
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CALI. BOARD:


Afternoon session: Wheat-May. 900
tons, 81 2i7s; 400 tons. SL32; 30 tons.
Sl.22i4 $50 tons. 81 22ss seller, isg3, 100
tons. $l1as December, 90 tons. 81 Io1 f.
loo tons. 81 loi. 100 tons, Sl.ln1s; seller.
tive days, seasons storage paid. 10 tons,
81 ga. per GENITAL.
Barney May, loo tons S29.c; loo tons
Siac: loo tons, So .c. December, loo tons,
5@ssc Per Genital.
FINANCIAL.
DFafts-On sight, New York. per 800.
Ia discount Sterling bills-on London.
sixly-d hank, $iS3'5
sEIvEE.
Silver bars. per ounce. 7S84d7S1c
Mexican dollars, 5s,at6ac
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RELIIN0HAN BAY INSIDE ROUTE
Whsteom and Sehoma Fairhaven, sAunlsh. An
scortes. Fidaigo City. ussaady, Caupsviiis. Lag.
ley. Clinton. Everett, Edmonds
STEAMER wAsco
Leaves City dock Tuesdays, Thursdays aud sstus-
days At o'clock n m. Tickets for sale Of CITY
Ticket once. s0a Second street
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SEATTLE, Oct. 10, 1893.
Exchanges ct Seattle. Tacoma and Port
Isns clearing houses today were:
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JehhInx oaatatian..

~. lac iollesing are the prices paid by re-
a. aeAlers Tor round lots delivered AZ the
.aas' OF on the cars. or the jobhing rates
Sao'sd by wholesale dealers.
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LILY or THE "YLYER~
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fear round trips daily except sunday.
Ia enc hour ard twsn;y-n minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily and sunday trips. seattle Tacoma
route, Is follows!
TAKTSa sFEEcr
THURspAY, JUNEl
TINE cARH.
Leave Taeoma-e 80 STA O. m, $50 s:ls D IN.
Leave se.ttle-siis HAS a IN. 30. TOO > n
sUNpAT.
Leave Tseoma-s:91. IL 50 . m. &.so p IA.
Leave ssAttls-s 100 IA, 100. 7sog p N
Landing nj n. y. wharf Tacoma. and CO inner
siai esck- foot Of Aarioa street ssastia

EVERETT AND sNoHoAIsH ROUTE
Tbs oniy boa, that goes through without trsssfss
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Has6slds wharf Tuesdays Thursdav. asa
Saturdays ~ = VA tor Edmonds MuxiIteo Nv
srstk AarysTilIe kass Evsfsft. lowell and sac
homish FARE TO kVEBErT, soc; TO sSC-
HoMfsH. soc. J. A. HATRTELp. Agsat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11

EVERETT ROUTE
r. STEAMER aREYHoUSD.
Daily except sgndsy
Leaves Seattle q IS IN II as o and so . m
Leaves Everett ssss IA. 3si5 p m ssd 20 . 10
80. Leaves seattle. ...-....-v..-4.ll - IN
S"H~AS@ Leaves kTerett 80 ...s..... s59V IA
tonnscte with boats for Thcoma An1 snohoFfiisa-
Landing coima0 dock, foot 81 MArs9a ssrsst
SEATTLE And TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
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KxFERKScEs-oov.rnu Inspector c.va
". T. RryAzS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11

VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following is the statement showing the
visible grain supply for the week ending
SanfAmher 20.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11
srEAwERS

NAVIGATION TAUGHT
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
~
CAPT q REIcHMASN.
ilas Tstre ssr~~s. eoxnsr spssax.
The record-union., 1893-08-24
Very PInin Tnlk.

EDS. RECORD-U NION-Will you please
tell me how any person elected to an
office, and who holds up his hand and
swears that he will execute the laws Of
the State as he finds them; who has any
sense of validity OF an oath can deliber-
ately conspire to nullify, violate, or per-
nit to be violated, a law of the State with
out being guilty OF perjury?
Our Mayor says gamblers cannot be
convicted in this city. Does he expect a
stream to rise above its head? Does he
expect private citizen to have a greater
regard for his oath, to judge Of the facts,
according to the law and evidence, than
he as Mayor Of the city? Is an oath less
binding on him as Mayor? Is he any
less a perjurer if he aids in violating the
laws?
Again, if the ordinance proposed to be
passed is no better than so much blank
paper" according to the wisdom Of the
State law department, what guarantee
have the gamblers that after they have
paid their license Sheriff O'Neil will feel
his obligation to his oath any less or will
hesitate in its execution? am thankful
that we have at least one officer who
"dares to do right" and who will not
knowingly commit perjury.
l saw in the Bee last night that ''all the
business men of the city are signing pc
titions for the Trustees to pass the gam
bling ordinance" Is it possible that the
Trustees can so far forget their caths as
to be intluenced-by no matter how
many - to do that they have sworn
not to do, and thus make periurers
of themselves? Would you believe un-
der oath any man who could be thus
easily influenced, under any circum-
stances, where their interests or their
wishes We're against the truth? I do not
believe any right thinking man could do
so. |. LUCE.
Sacramento, August %, 1893.
The record-union., 1893-08-24

FIFTY thousand of the handsomest
women of America, to say nothing of
those of Chicago, lined the avenues of the
Columbian Exposition and smiled and
waved their graceful hands, as the West
Point cadets on last Friday marched into
the grounds at Jackson Park. 1t is re-
corded that despite this bewildering at
traction of beauty, not single one of the
youths for an instant turned his head or
removed his eyes from front" The
companies marched here and there, and
moved to orders like a fine piece of ma
chinery under centrol of a master hand,
and though the handsome women did
their best to attract the attention of the
cadets, they wholly failed. This settles
forever all doubt about the discipline that
Commandant Mills maintains. When
West Point cadet forgets the traditions of
his school, and fails to respond to the
smiles of beauty out for holiday, the
proof of the perfection of discipline at the
national academy is made beyond chal-
lenpe