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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27
Quarterly Meeting.

Third Quarterly Meeting, Jonesboro
Station, NJ. E. Church, South, will be
held in the Methodist church next sab
bath. Preaching by Rev. G. D. French
P. E. in the morning, and at night un
ion service in said church. Let those
who call themselves "Methodists,'
prepare for the meeting.
Respectfully, E. B. ROBERTSON, p. C.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27
Rucklen = Arntca saIye,

The best salve Ia tn. world tor cuts
tuIses, sores, ulcers. salt rbeum, fever
snres, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions. and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. II is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by T.. T.. BriUton.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27

| wonder if John Bowman has done
any Specializing" lately if so has he
been successful ?
NV
Arther Hacker has offered $500 1or
the young lady who made the remark
that he was real charming; any inior-
nation will be appreciated.
Wv
Prof. Sheriff. has rented the house
now occupied by Mr., Polhemus, ana
is also making garden. What can he
mean?
Nv
Thad Cox, John Bowman, Frank
Love and f. d. Duncan have been at
tending court here for the past ten
days.
NV
A certain young lady has been read
ing ~''Thaddeus of Warsaw" and finds
it very interesting, but maybe she
thinks some other Thaddeus is more so
Nv
We don't see why Theo Hacker is
singing, II am no body's darling on
earth" Surely he can be some body S
darling on Rocky Hill.
Nv
Scott Hickey announces himself as
a candidate for matrimony and des.re
the influence of his friends. ''The Girl
who Sees will do all she can even if
she must offer herself as a sacrifice.
Nv
Frank Patton looks so melancholy:
his girl must have said no. So this can't
be true because she looks in the store
and gave him a smile just yesterday.
Nv
Barlow Hickey has symptoms of
whooping cough, and as it is conta-
gious, we would advise the little mes
not to venture too near.
W.
Why Wasn't 1.-THE Boy who Sees
Tin it" last week?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27
A 1925 Base Ball Outfit Free to Boy

A 1925 Base Ball Outfit Free to Boys.
The Cincinnati Tribune, the new
daily which has had a phenomenal
| growth for a paper only three months
old, and which already ranks among
the ablest and best newspapers OF the
country, announces a great premium
offer to boys which will doubtless still
further increase its rapidly growing
circulation. The Tribune offers a gen
uine S%paulding II. boys league ball
IA pair OF Spaulding'S 81. catcher's
! gloves and "a % cen bat to any boy OF
boys who will send in six new sub
scribers to the Daily Tribune Tor eight
weeks at IL cents each per week OF
| 50. rs for all.
Full particulars can be had of Tri-
bune agents everywhere, or sent to any
address by The Tribune Company,
Cincinnati, ohio. Address
Premium Dept, Cincinnati Tribune.
PA Main Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
Cincinnati Tribune Co.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27
Lost.

A memorandum book, containing
dental accounts, either on main street
or it was taken from ofie. A liberal
reward will be given for return OF
same. j. A. Pierce.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27
$4,000 in Preh. iumS.

offered by Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Co., of st. Louis, Mo. The one guess,
ing nearest the number of people who
will attend the Worlds Fair gets $4,000,
the second $1,000, etc. Ten Star tobac-
co tags entitle you to a guess. Ask
your dealer for particulars, OF send for
circular.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27
SLOW to Cure All Skin Diseases"

Simply apply ~''Swayne's Ointment. =
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on
he face, hands, nose. &c, leaving
he skin clear, white aud healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
our druggist tor Swaynes Ointment.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27

Mrs. F. F. Dosser is visiting relatives
in Knoxville.
DIR. Wheeler, of Greeneville, was il
town last Monday.
For sale-a second hand sewing ma
chine. Call at this office.
Mr.. Keen has built an addition tc
his home on West Main Street.
We want eggs, butter and chicken,
for cash OF merchandise. Dosser Bros
To have prescriptions carefully com
pounded take them to Sam d. Stuart
We are in position to handle al
kinds of country produce. Dossel
Bros.
Twenty five shares Jonesboro Cotton
Mill stock for sale. Call on Chas. A.
Reeves.
There seems to be a great attraction
at the printing Office, for one of Jones'
boro's young ladies.
If you don't want the goods you can
get the money for eggs, chickens, and
butter. Dosser Bros.
Any INT desiring Fire or Accident
insurance a be accommodated by
calling on Chas. A. Reeves.
Mrs. Middelton's residence, in the
west end of town is progressing nicely
and will soon be ready for occupancy.
There is no use in having a watch
that does not run all right, now that
H. H. Mcpherson has opened up for
business.
Those of our people who were attend
ing the meeting of the Grand Lodge
Knights of Honor in Nashville last
week have all got home.
The members of the A. NJ. E. church
are earnestly at work repairing and
renovating their place of worship, and
when completed it will look quite in
viting.
Many of the dooryards in our vii
lage are becoming quite attractive by
reason of The beautiful flowers now i'll
bloom. Jonesboro can boast of some
fine collection of plants and ofwers.
Mr.. Wells, proprietor of the Inn,
is going to thoroughly repair the
house, and add new carpets, furniture,
etc. We are glad to hear of such ev.
licences of prosperity and hope the
new proprietor will meet with a liberal
patronage this season.
Last Sunday evening an interest
ing temperance service was held at the
First Presbyterian church. A large
crowd was present and the most pleas
ing feature, perhaps of the meeting
was the delightful singing of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey, those veterans in good
works and music.
E. H. West has been appointed "a
a member of the Advisory Board Oh
the Worlds Congress Auxiliary on
Farm Culture and Cereal Industry, and
a member of the Worlds Agricultural
Congress, to Onven in the city OF
Chicago. Any of our farmers who
may wish to attend the meetings o,
either of these bodies will be furnished
by Mr.. West letters of introduction and
any other information desired. The
appointment of Mr.. West is a fortu
nate one, and people know that he
will cheerfully do all in his power to
make a success of the matter.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27
APRIL.

As fickel as a woman, changeling elf,
She has so many moods,
one knows not which of all is her true life,
Now on her throne she broods,
Hacked by internal feuds-
Her eyelides droop; the crystal teardrops
rain.
Now by the storm king wooed-
But shortly smiles upon the sun again.
ROLLIN CUTTER.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27
THE GIRL WHO SEES.

wonder if John Bowman has done
any Specializing lately if SO has he
been successful?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27

Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27

Arther Hacker has offered $500 1ol
the young lady who made the remark
that he was real charming; any inlor.
nation will be appreciated.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27

Prof. Sheriff. has rented the house
now occupied by Mr., Polhemus, ana
is also making garden. What can he
mean?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27

Frank Patton looks so melancholy;
his girl must have said no. So this can't
be true because she looks in the store
and gave him a smile just yesterday.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-27

State of Tennessee ct al, VS.. NJ. A.
ChinoMeth ct al.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-04

The rast week has been marked by decline
b tsy, grain and potatoes, a sharp advance in
batter sad eggs and q continuation OF the quo
htians % hops.
Tie bop msfKst 10 quiet. The latest advices
Iron Iondoa show weakness In the market
Tie crop IL beginning 20 come to market In
Gns khipments The total yield of This state
hpsesd By conservative men al q. 600 bales The
largest yield per acre reported this year ia either
Washington or Oregon comes from the field OF
fhlip hsis, OF this city. who has hop ranch
IA Oregon paper published AZ Eugene City
pfnts Me following:
"Phiiip Nsis finished picking HIS hop yard
fbofs Springfield Saturday afternoon. Of of
~ twenty cig ht-acfe yard he obtained 1900
aes 2, an a. sssfss. Of ss pounds Pc.
seaad bring the sum of siia.39 per acre. This
fud was carefully worked aud sprayed and
sbews what the proper attention viii bring the
fnwsf. We believe this 10 be ono Of the best
Iselas in the state"
Wheat Is not yet coming TO market In any
Quantity aud 10 weaker than month ago. For
uport only 5ii< aud 81 cents is paid. cheya-
asrs are also lower
Eay is being shipped freely and has declined
par ton.
shere 4. a slight reduction I'm the price OF
Ene brands in Washington nour and in the
rsss Of salt in small pack ages.
srups and some canned fruits have declined.
Esms. bacon and salt pork have also been re-
dacsd in price.
Ashafp advance o. 2 cents per pound IL noted
b butter and Of cent per dozen IN egga
Potatoes, onions and apples are somewhat
nsef ~ also are bran. shorts and chopped feed.
Oats have held their own for the week. They
~ nov being shipped freely from eli sound
rauts aud large quantities are going 70 San
ffsscisco on every steamer On the Queen last
zip she took 1900 SACKS from Anacortes, and
Ne umasilia sokes 1900 sacks this week. al
from the skagit fats
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- FLATE - sJosetnrs - casrcoei rtsses.
ssse1s H. laxi4 % Isxns 10 par box. TX.
= 49,: S1Asscses Plates. terne. &c, isxzn - 81 III
- -. H. rs1tpfe1- sRxzs. 81
ya@E BANIts-tsz1ysnfxsc. 5zS9se psf
s's ssTx ~ 80 &C.; "a g per sosna-
.nE1 tko2-zT o8az exf@A rnxrsexz eor1 rean
=, 80 - &c per n. Esissniree q ana u peg cerk
shkEk ZINC Jassanx,-Psr n. ne.
80 KS stosh4nrt- Bsse stzes, SIC Per y,
80 cgIDz III et,oEnxa -Tsnners'. hall az1 bali,
lsc Der n extra Wis, fse
cts. rrzrxxrrsr, xrc
OlLe-t soebsnz7- Esker's A eosd
ssseas SO per gal Coal oiE-sssr, &c: IN car
- soss II. sxfrx &c; headlight re. buik ia
sasfs.s. lsss fesrs aud Astral loyal cases Per
s.se. t-@A Lard okf-Per gsi extra W. -. soc.
49,. = - Lsnsssd ofl-Bofis1. Sc: raw, sic:
nnsz.s'oot. " Machine cal--Pacfac red. Sc.
49, enksns. nc: eigh Sped engine. Sc Cyl.
.s oas--sa % vavtne. See: Badger. &c: He
,.ls1s. 80 Sfsphise axle grease. u per case:
IsE-f1obhsar,-Psrr gal, so.
x"niiE LkAD-u obbing1 faoneer or Collier.
GRASS sxzn. sxEs aRArx, xrc
ness prices are what 10 chsrgs1 farmers in
- osysn asytnr % pay their own freight:
1 80 sEED--tby tho sacx ~ Timothy. Sc per
1850 70 cicver. fse: white clover, &c: Alsike
1917: Ilc rsd 700. asc. orcharG grass. isc. rye
sissa' sSses alfalfa. fasses lawn grass. &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-04
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditorss ONE.
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Audffor'e Once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1, 1893.
are sT.s5e.i73 There were iled for record yester-
day 10 deeds, the considerations aggrsgating
si0,Tf0 Following Is the list a. furnished BY
Osborne, Trcmper & Co., abstractors Of titles,
li6 Cherry street. between Front and second:
Albert r. Boman 10 c. Boswell, lots 10 and IL.
block 2 Sander Boman. 500.
Arrissa l. A. BAibrey TO II. r. Vaughn. lot Q,
block T. Warrington place. and Others, es,0oa
c.. ncs4 mel see 81 70, 5, 81.
Esteila Lsuderdale 20 Mary A. Dunlap. lot 2,
suD div s4s nei4 nei4 sec 81, %. 5, VI.
J. W. FIIxins TO ]. W. Rsnshaw, lot q. block 6,
Bakers, ts0l
Ellis Morrison Co James NJ. Boyd. lots 20 s,
block 5, lst plat Nest Seattle, 5000.
Mary Ann Raycroft 10 4. l. Crowley, lot IA,
block 5 Rengstoif's, SIS.
U. = A. TO Frank Weghaupt, swL SEA sec q,
p,
70 4. block Is, Hutchinson div, 81
]. l.. Jeuott to Chsries la Chappelle, lot Z,
block Il, Eden add, xi.Sl0
Eva T. waliing 20 Edward Bradbury, Iots %
and 80. block 2, Gefnfanr, $50
G. A. Casender 10 a. III. Lavender. lots In Mil
ner and others, 81 G.
Philip L Reese 70 John Turner. 81 acres IN
sw1x nwi sec =, n, 4, 81.
George w. Folsom 70 Christian Bertilsen, swi I
swi4 nwi sec -. II, 4. $50
r. Blewsst 10 II. Mcknight, Ell nej< sec Q, and
WI nwi4 sec 10, "a, s. 81.
K s Mccoy 20 c. Kavansugh. lots and 1,
book lSf, salmon Bay Park. $40.
+. A. Bell to r. l. stinson, lots and blocks in
Commercial 1T add, 81.
\. 2. r. r. Co. to James spur. ss,< nslx SEQ g.
"a, s, siso.
y: S A. to Judge R. Andrews. 81 nw,z sec 81,
"a &
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BOSTON srock ExcHAxsE.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
rHrcAao noasp an mon


CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CErrAeo. Oct Observation-Disclosures Business:
opened re lever on easy cables and favorable
weather Tor seeding: advanced Is, On covering
hy shorts. declined 80 on increased offerings:
weakened ard closed eaxy. iSc lower than res
terdxy. Receipts. 1900 bushels; shipments,
issoe0 bushels Closed: Cash. sc: December.
6e5s..
Corn-rfru Cash. <sSe; December. &c.
0sts-steady. Cash. -sc: pecsmber, SIC.
kye-4TE.
Harley-NcEnfnal.
fiax-tL02
Tlrnothy-x3&
Pork--seady. October. slaso; January, sI& 10
Lsrt-stes1y. October. sa Is. January. IS ~
Short rihs-ssssdy. October. sss1sfi January,
En
shoaiders-T S-1sl8-.a
Short clear-ssa0uf9lQ5a
Whfsky-sLn
LIVE STOCK.
CatfIe-Receipts, 5000 head. Market steady:
10 extra steers here. Choice natives, "a SEQ
is0: msdium and good. e4s0eA75 70; Others,
s. LIS. Texans, s12S9a 90; Westerns. s2s9
GT1
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head Market steady:
rough snd common, S. so96 10; mixed and pack.
ers, Sd Nod 90: prime neavy and butchers
weights, s. nC967o; prime light, $3.50 96a
sheep--keceipts, 1900 head: market fairly
active strong 20 trife higher. Natives. g 50
al 50; Westerns. e so(9aea
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srAFLE sRocxRtra

easis for round lots delivered At the wharf or
shs cara or the iobbing rates quoted By
sAe-sssle deaserss
srAFLE sRocERIrs
.daAR-,Johblngi Golden '.c' IN Dbl. rer
~ US extra &C, 'in hel' per n. SAC: 20. : in
Is sees. 7e; powdered, &c. In kegs each OF ths
49, ss . '.e advance on prices quoted. Map.e
.nSrR, Frc. :. ,Jossinr, - Washington
sssasa brand. s&7s. bueswheat fiOur. per
- Nss; or ION sacks. $40 per ews:
- noaf, per bbl, A2s. or ion sacks.
e. "a. greats. per esI. s. sssa 70: hominy.
s4.s 30, cracked wheat. per cwt. ATS.
uaeai, A5e per barrel; whole wheat
ssss ~. ~ ews s.7s, pearl barley. per n. assc:
4 - pesss per n. 60: table corn meal, yellow,
pss e.t in 10 n SACKS. SOS, 81 20. white, los,
nhkaNs-tloSs,ng) small white. per n, = ~
4 sa p,as' psF n, ss$s4e' Bayos. per n. sa.s
eirs per 10, &c. lima, per n, q &C
A 49, .-t1ooAlas}-ispan sssaArs. Carolina,
nssssN -, Iains. SG5S per cwt
S.1xo fhAe~tl ohpingl--Flela, per n, &c
"a "a tlea: Americas dssfy' Is - sacks. per ,ss,.
- = aAli ground. loo n sseks, por ton,
~ sscss per toa, tls. s-EA sacks, - ia
49, -. 20 sacks, - IN bale. 20. 10 -
ISn,sN 10 bAle. ia
So ttoaeiue Hone rendered. PER n
L. -, eefess. lte. Queen leaf, tscEcex, Issso.
sss,s ssetragSnas. tistces, l0c.
-. IT, oboingi tsfaen--MochA. pcF -
- refs per u. 29ssc. Costa Rfca. choice. peF
49,. hso.pet n, - &C. Roasted AFhucElesx
sxs - e@sss psF cat, ts&Ss. 50 ~ esSss, per
Is 49, ~ y eases, per cWt 81 So. Jaws 81 n
ssrs -. ~ u Asse. - ard ldo4 - SACKS So &c
49, 70 20 Hls, sc, Alden Mecba Ssisc: pezhsffy
-. 80 @Gstsrsls e5A,e. erouad ecsfsa %
80 4ekAssa, laa- - eases So ~
ese.s 0stsS 3 --s3nbhinr}-baxSxs I'm Pre-.
lsss@' ~ I'm Eagle. sc. star, ian
Assss sss--t'Sheias l-Epps'. IN tiaS Hn
kns, - e@Aefs &. u eoxes, SsS; Vsn Hon.
asa aSs' NC u Etas. s1s.e. -
ss sssoN.,sNsEn MlLK-lJoasins}--Esx,e p<,
X go highland. unswxetsnefs 81 -
~ nss .es ereaia, y ~: Standard a. 81. Non.
81 d "a ss'sasd, A7s, Champion, s. s. Econ.
ssr a.. t1oeeinsi - Ner.csse-.Aira. small
sszs $50 - - naeaiRm. s. -; r~ussev ssurs
tzf. x y HoAs VI -; tomato esssnn' TslfIernia
eaa 4 ~. - dori gustts 81 IS ter ssg,s. g,.ss
Ia -, - es'a :, plats, t2a5: Sasaef ;, rfuss
~ a. - ieee,us5- nslus. hsss. rxr xalioa
ssss. -, - al oets. PER CATION, SSr. artns
= y sez@ 81, dflps. gzSsen t.as. psr
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Ioxpos STOCK ExcHANex.

LONDON STOCK ExCHANGk
Ioxpos, Oct S-Consois, ss s-is1 Bank Of
Engiand discount rate. sts per cent
SILVER
Bar silver, 935 fne, per ounce. SID
EKGLIsH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Oct s--wheat-Duil, demand
poorer. Mo- red, winter, s. SID: No red,
spring, IS I'd.
Corn-spof, demand fair; futures, Arm. de-
mand, fair. November ~ = I'd; December a. SD.
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OLYMPIA. Oct. a-lspecisL George II Emer-
son, o; Hoquiam, was before the state land
commissioners, and presented reasons why GER
tain changes should not be made in the harbor
lines At Hoauiam. as proposed by the old har.
Dor line comm iss toner's
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.



Produce.
The following quotations are the prices paid
tstsfmers aud producers by Seattle business
houses Tor articles named, the goods TO be de-
Uttered in Seattle:
Aofs-cholee. lie; medium, it11i5c per n.
HAf--in car load iots) Puget sound. tS5aqe
~ per ton.
4 6RAIN--tIn car load lots, choice, SIS:
hSlsf. 100 per ton: wheat, chicken feed, si2 90
- %: corn. s9soo. cracsed, s31ea
Embellishments. taO0o per ton
BUTTER. EGGS AND P0ULlRY-Handi
sst.rsy on commission.
LIVE sfoCK--Cholce beet cattle, cs<esiSc.
ssss, ssaas3c; choice sheep, Sc; good hogs. so
ssiyas. large, &c: small. &c per n
HIDES. fkLTs AND TALON ~ Heavy sailed
hssr, over 90 ne, per 10, &c; medium, ser
= Ssse light, under Is ms, per N, 2cs sailed
hA e. aud calf, per n. Sssse; srean hides lie
- tnsn tasted; dry hides. per n. sises dry elk,
~ u, eEsc: DRY deer skins, summer. per n,
- good winter. t3fltibcs poor aud tain wintsr,
Sl.e sheep skins, lb(a2sc, iuu wool. 7sc.
vel ae31e Ver 10. tallow. 2'sessSssc.
aevs-saperior quality, per ". Or, s. 5oSles 50;
eae'es cedar. ~ 5oQsS5d; common. per n, 81
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This agreeable and effscacicus Tooth Powder. -
tahlished by more han tseuty yea 81 expsrienca
has received the sanction az the members OF the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city gener
ally and by them 10 10 daily recommended and
prescribed 10 Is pleasant In the application a.
IT Is excellent Tn It's effects 4 speedily renders the
fseth white and smooth. The gums heaithfal. red
and nrm. and by frequent use viii preserve them
IN this desirable condition. 1t gradually but sf
fsctuaiiy removes tartar. ana dextroyes the para
sticai nimaicuim which Bexlect may have per
mitfed 20 collect and prevents the further
mutation thus serving - . complete beantiret
ard prsseryer Of the teeth Microscopic examinar
tions have been made Of the matter deposited on
TIE teeth aud gums Of individuals selected from
all classes Of society and Of every variety Of bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found 10 exist In great
numherA Experiments were made for their re-
movai and the ingredients used tn Lubin's Tooth
Powder we're found 10 be most effectual. Destroy
ing them instsstly.
Through the Kindness Of friends W Ass pr.
United 20 publish this following
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PorsInnd Grain Market.

PoRTLAsp, Oct. 2-Ispeclal f-wheat-Active
but easier in tone. with foreign sdvices: waila
waila, s7isG9oc per GENITAL: Valley. 9sJseesl 90.
FIour-Lower; standard. $500 per barrel. walia
walla, $500: graham, s25o: superine. e. %
oats-Firm aud higher: offerings light; white.
26c per bnshel; gray. sc.
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Eor&


uccz-
wocl Il qusss: dorssssae. .ssse: pansd. 80
&c
NxErHAyDssE
n vas reported on sae coEes exenarrs todsy
seas the srox azes il Braxzi we're a. al ene
Coffee vsx very weak In Consequence Opszoas
sseaaT as ua<hkEEsd 70 Is paints decz1ne s1ses
we're fisa hays. fseaudfnws Ors0hef. f6 80
lGe: Sasembes. sI6 asste s.: Dscemses. Is 81
t9zk9a SPOT Efo-Esy; No Z, isI<c-
Sslxnr--kAw-ssssdys scsutxtfngxss, SPOT. IS
test. e <e
CcnpSr-f1rrrex. LAke. % n.
Isz1-Easy. Domestic, IS. S.
un-Essssr. Straits. szi-
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This is the best time to visit snoGualmis Falls
and SnoQualmis hop ranch Both the finest
ana lRrgest of their kind in the world Do nos
fail 10 take trip next sunday. Fare only s; for
the round trip See display advertisement in
this paper
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NEW YORK MARKETS.



NEW YoRK. Oct a-Daliness was a feature on
the stock exchange today from the opening to
the close IL was a hating market, Irregular
and up 10 noon heavy on light volume Of busi-
ness. During the afternoon the temper OF spec
ulatlon was nrmer and a gradual improvement
set In, the best prices Of the day being made in
lats trading. and the market closed strong at or
near the highest figures made.
Government bonds-Firmer
ieirolesm-strong and fairly active; Novem-
Der, 69%sg69Js
Bar silver, per ounce, 1859.
Mexican dollars, 5elae.
FINANCIAL.
Money on call Easy: closed offered at per
cent Prime mercantile paper. 7IGl0 per cent
sterling exchauge-DuIl. Sixty bills, a. $50
4sS54; demand, As5Qtlsy<
BONDS.
Y. g Is treg)....... 1iei az. & slSs treg1.... 90
e. {. N tcoup1. lilo lfacifie 6s ......... l02