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BOSTON sTocK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

BOARD or TRApK
CHICAGO. Oct. i9.-Wheat-Fair trade;
opened &c lower; advanced ic on higher
cables, sharp cash demand and more con-
hdenee in silver repeal causing shorts to
cover; recedei re on sales at advanced
figures; fuctuaied narrowly. and closed
steady &c higher than yesterday. Re-
ceirts. 1900 bushels; shipments, 1900
bushels. Closed Cash. 62lsc; December,
&c.
Corn-steady; cash. sac; December. sac.
oats-sseady; cash. 27ssc; December.
kye-43c.
Bariey-Sominal.
Flax-$i.U2.
Timothy-<3.3 80.
Pork-steady; cash. $3.50; January.
$t425.
Lard-steady; cash. sso2; January.
shor. ribs-sseady; cash. ss.77l5; jan
unry. $40.
Shouiders-s7 25taT.50
Short clear-s9 75Gti0.25
Whisky--si.lI
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts, 1900 head. Market
SLOW: prices weak 20 lower: native steers,
S. s0@5G0; Texans, $225td265: stockers,
Hogs Receipts. e2,ooo head. Make.
SLOW prices lower. coarse, $5s)@59o;
packers. 81, 00@6.l0; nr6me heavy and
bntchers' weights, S. 256es 90; prime light.
s. 10626 IS
sheep-Receipis. 1900 head. Market
unbalanced; natives. 81. ljd425; Westerns.
$2S5Ql325.
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IuBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Coutentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves Merchants Sex ss01 p m Nssssa-z wes.
sesSava asa FrsaAys Ssr Kexs SIDE Gaia and way
lxaesn<s. Teesdaya Thary6&ys A1ss ezsaszavs ssy
r ass Size yaAsson cAsszssasx. pessfosz~x essss .
fAa9lax sad BaxAz& Leaves T4s1mA every
neFzfng exeers ssae.F - ss31
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LoSDoS. Oct. ~. - ConSols. esi<d !;
Bank of England discount rate 3 per cent
Bullion with Bank Of England. GAO, oo0
SILVER
Bar silver. .e25 fine. 33s<d.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LTvKRPooi. Oct. 10 Wheat - Steady
demand. moderate: No. 2 red, win:er, IS
3D. No. > red. spring. 50 4'sd.
Corn-Spot steady, demand fair; new
mixed, As: futures steady, demand fair !;
October. 4, I'D; November, Is al; Deem
Der, As I'D.
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rnE srArx or TRADE.


sas FEascfseo. Oct. i9.-The CONNER
esl marke.s are in good condition. and
snlaess Is reported as Improving py deal
= Of all classes. The produce markets
fs9niet.
ysgetabies and fresh fruiis-Move
sasiy
ht,er-Easy ut quotations.
oaions~- Higher.
Krfs and cheese--Firm.
Psultry- Dali.
Gsme-- Good demand.
Produce receipts-Flour. quarter sacks.
sse: Oregon, 1a34: Washington, 1911;
Wheat, eensais. .. l2I; Oregon. l.. TssS:
Washington, ). SCI; harley, centals. $3.50;
eats, eeutals. ssh; Oregon, 1870; Wash
Mgs0n. 465a; beans, sncks, s.i61. onions,
saFks ei7: potatoes. sacks. ..6t6.
fieur--We quote: Net cash prices for
kmiiy extras. sS.656sa IS per barrel; bak-
~ extras. s3,s0@S.0o; superiine. s2,6o@
.M
waeat-Nn. |. shipping. si.oil.tai. o2i< /;
shaee si.o3a4; milling. $t.ooaett uss.
Bar.ey--No. / feed. 656f66i.e: eRoice
erght, eSs&ef7oc; brewing, 72lsMs5c:
caeyalier. 81 loG is for standard. and -
easc per centai tor lower grades.
oass-Red. a5s@SI.o5: black, coca si.3o;
Fnigi.hg. ST. l00fi20, fancy feed. sLi5is
9ii1sl: rood 10 choice. $i.o5ss 81 10; COM
moa 70 far. SSetsi; surprise. SLI&1l 20:
grey &cSsSi.oo per centas.
CALL BOARD.
Sales were recorded today IS followss
Afternoon session--Wheat-Ms 30
has. sl2s; 500 tons. si.2Ts4; 200 tons,
Aglss: 100 tons Si.27t4; 100 tons. 81 a67s !:
sn tens, ST. 2als; 100 tons. $i.25sa; n0
Icas, sl.351S. 800 tons. si.26is, 400 tons.
Nssss, loo tons. ST. 26s. 100 tons. 81. 26ia /;
A Tens. 81 a.. December. 30 tonS,
Nfh; 60 tons. ST. i7AS; 100 tons, xLl1ss (;
lsa snas. si.i6. 40 tons. St.l6tS; loo tons.
Sllsla; 100 tons, Sii5; loo tons. 81, i5i (. (;
~ tons. 81 ISL 900 tons. $i.iS4.. seller.
Nh days, season storage paid. loo tons.
Wis; seller, lS92. TOO tons, si.o9s4 per
eeaizl.
BaEIey-No sales.
FINANCIAL.
.orafts-0n sight. New York, per 500.
~ discount Sterling bills-on London,
sxsyday hank, sLsA
stLEER
s.lver bars, per ounce. TSGTSso
Aexican dollars, Sod 5oe.
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TESTIMONIALS,

PoRTLAsp. Or. March 2. 1884
Dear sirs-Bs.ng sa;isaed vita your manner %
preparing the pentifrice AID knowing IL 10 be per
fecsiy harmless in las esecis l have. sincs you
commenced its preparation, used IL In siy family
and prescribed II TO my patients win uniform
satisfaction ard cordially reeornme nd Il 20
the puhiic being valuable safe and efficscioas
csnsifrfce. wen adapted 20 keeping the teeth and
guus tn . clean. healthy condition Yours tray,
W. c. BROWN. .. d 4
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sroKAxr. rsnn,rr u. -


aenIsmen-f take srss: pieasu-e in Aadiex my
sssfsmoasS 70 the excsilsng Qualities OF Lusin's
Tooth Powder ant after usNay years personal
rersence In Is ard % sFSentsvs observation n
So Sal sfscsory Effects spoa the teeth % ny
patients recommend n 10 ali = SAFE, peasant
and ssteAetoaa deafisr4ce. ennbgaISz al lie
reaa sites bs preserving the teeth and gaEss In q
eieaa healthy Condition
g h LAWRENCE. y d
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The fellowine IL from one Of the most eminent
authorities In the West:
Ban FRAscrsco> Juiy 20. 1854

Dear strs--Tf commendstorY wore from ne In
favor Of yoor excellent tooth powder, known -
Luoin's Tooth Powder. ae3 % It's deserved
popularity and extended use. caa cheer
faliy AMI truihfniiy say TO these who are Ia want
Of pleasant. harmless ard thoroughly effaescioas
dsnsifries tAAi they viii snd those qualities all
eorns insd Ia year admirable preparation. ana
after long acqnAiatanse and caregu, eoServa.ton
Of Is efrcss naoa the teeth q those who have
rnaas daily use ef u and personal experience NJ
ia merits for nearly twenty years. know Of moth
Ing superior for toe purpose Of cleaning prsssxv-
Ing AM 6eaatlsy.5g the tee;h
MARX HIGHLAND
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oonec-Options. barely steady nj from
unchanged n 10 points lower. Sales. IS so
rags, ineiuding: October. fT50diT SIS
sossmpsr. Si6a5aI7 10; December, SIG. 20
@Isvv January. <Is.55tG $3.50. Spot Rio
sagar-Raw. steady and quiet; refined,
Coppef-Dull; Lake. % 20.
Lead-steady; Domestic, $3.50.
Isn-sfeady; Straits, $50. 50 hid.
spester-Qaief; Domestic. So 50. nominal.
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MARX HIGHLAND
Read what . cAsmis' .ays;

kkFhE
sEsrTBx. August I. 1889.
Genusmea-T have made chemical exatasn,-
tfcE Of Lne!n's Toeta Powder ami ana that In
constituents such neither chemically
mechanically iature the teeth. The igaicioua
lection az the i-Kredsents ard tue evident
hlelted IN tts preaarsiioH. commend u - a harm
less vel a. a. es4caelous deatifFice.
O. J. SMITH. Chemist
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EoR CHATTER
STEAMER IpAHo

xswfy furnssAsa sae equipped ass especially
adsssea fa- sxearsoax Actress Box TTss er cad
a. rsos 80 starr Ssy1 euiAtag
L. D. BAowSEIELa kkssss and osHsr.
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rYoop CANAL ROUTE
III New Passenger ssesr8sr
DELLA
trarrvfnr c. :. raA23g iAav@s tolsnan deck Mes
as Is susnesaeys aEt kFtssys - 90 q ~ fer
Elagrrsa Purs 8ans44. E4a<ssr, -sasezE. bztsn1n.
sssr.sta g4sawAap ais Eee&sF@xs sad Easea
car aaa sntsrns1sats pcfsss. arT1Fsax ~ Enssa
"a Ta~SsaF., Thursdays saA satn SAYS. k<f5yfax
- THOMPSON EEos
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commencing ocsooer IS, TIE Northern FAeIae
Rallresd Company VII SCI nfst-e1Ass Foasd
-, ,sekets % chicago from sestt . at s.0NS
rsfa sane tScges 70 - Louis an1 return t+5-2A
M sea snlss tAss gaS4 opportunity ot taxing
49, ,zsr the SraaG sceule yuate % America -
sss srest Morla's fair. wAieA closes forever
October 81
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poRr ANGELICA PORT rowxsxsD, DUE
gsness ana seattle route.
TTHH cAnn
Fasf Passenger and Freight Propeller
MOSTICEIi.l
Conmsne.nS TUESDAY. May ~ ises
Leaves daily excRpg Mondsy foilowss saattts.
q m; TewRsend 1850. arrives Port Angeles
n M Leaves Port Anxslss n M; Port
Townsesa O. 80 p. m: arrives Seattle 10 y NJ
Ian4inga City Dock, seattle: Tfbeafs Docx. Fef1
HATCH BROS
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E&FL wxrs-
0rlcx rxxE TO sAx rRAsczsco
Ana 81 peszsis
cAIIFcEsIA
vsasas ~ Shasta rpzss % ~
sorraEas PACIFIC coxrAsx
Taseasr rszs.
rHRoCaH CALIFORNIA
ToAa posnss
KAsr AND socrH
sm srxxss .svrx % tn. r.eryrc co.s~
Exrarssa siekss. - In. Ass.s~s as rssur. sssa
s>&ssae ssS-2A
PULLMAN BUFFET sLExrEss
PULLMAN sEcoSpcLAss sLxErISs CARS
aE:aehss n express srxsas arereias Superior go
esnno1&tiess far secoa6-ciAxs passengers
For rAses. tsekess slespsng ear ressrwxsacaa
etc. cal Gsoa 80 address
THOMAS A GRAHAM. psssrses P.sseassr Awea.
Les Fseihe Ave- a. ssaiagien siesss. fsssnAA
T. ROGERS. Assistant General rrsgs. aas
PAsssaker Axsal Portland ox.
STEAMERS.
pacific SAvraArrcS co..
Il wAATToN ROUTE
srRs NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoxg
fatty sar sessinghsn Bay. Anaeorsss sna rors
Townsend ~ p N.
Ter Tscoms a. q m
STEAMER FAIRHAvEx
Dan, sxoeps sunday sss kvsrsts. cospsvfis Ia
Conner sad way poanfs a. 500 N
sEAGrr RIVER RoUTE - Steamer Henry
Bailey every Tuesday, THURSDAY and saturday.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINZ
Steamers for
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA, OR.
AND VANCOUVER, n C.
Every Week
q MocLELLASp. eesers Agent
Tslsphcns sac.
once anaer n. p oficss Occidental square
pAcIFrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dsps,ca steamer. fsou seattle - follows;
For San Francisco, via Port Townseea AMI Vic
ora o; p IA tp2sssnssrs received an board al
am-, Oct .. To- Is. 20. p, 80.
Fer Alaska, Oct Is and %. At q m
From san Francisco. for vicsss,s and rures
n .
Tickets may be obtained at the osice o, tie com.
esny, a. Ocean dock ssAssla
soopALI. PERKINS Co.
General Aseass. san Frsncisco
g. Il JOHNSON. r s supe. esAtne
DAILx TINE CARD
OF olympia Tscoms aad Seattle
Heate Steamers
"MuLTSoMAH" AND -cITy OF ABERDEEy"
--soIss SonrH--
o,ymp,. .s ss'. 50 r.esm. a INV.
qq .es. a. Leg % ... Z: o. dsa
Tacoms a.. 500 m lsesite at.... 100 pm
--aoixs SOUTH
seattle as..... 7:eo m Tacoma At. 300 am.
sesitie a. 49,. lao Rm Tacoma At. 500 N
Tacoma at.... $50 N iotyn1pia at. l2;s0 p m.
Tacoma a.. $50 p "A. soly Fupia at. $50 m.
csanscliag with boats FOE kamileaie saa sAsltoa.
City Dock foot Of Main street.
FARE TO TACOMA. 60 cESTs
CAPTAIN 4. WILEY. Manager
poRr ANGELA PORT rowxsxsp DUE
gsness ana seattle route.
IIxE cAsp
Fasa Passenger aud Freight Propeller
MOSTIcEIIsa
Conmsse.nS Tuesday. May %. lseS.
Leaves daily exceps Mondsy follows; ssattts
: q M Tewnxend 10 80: arrives Port Angeles j
n M Leaves Port Anxssss 5 y M Port
Townsend $50 p. M: arrives seattle 10 y NJ
IanatngR City Dock, seattle Tiboals Docx. Faf1
Townsend; Morss's Dock, foFt AnEelsa
HATCH BROS
pELLIsGHAM BAY. rSsIpE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Fer Edmonds. Everest, CilatoB, Langley, Coupe
vile. Utsalkdy. FI6aigo City. Anacortes, >amtsh.
Faifhaven sthome and " ha com. leaving sea tie
Mondays. Wednesdays gnd fridays al . lie
turning. leaves Whafc0Fn Tuesdays. Thufsdsys
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strawberries twice a wees a. I-sGca, Angus
tiae,s. Sas fveaL
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An 1895
All road. iras - CAieasN Tia CsraTa Nil
wnulee 4 St Paul railway lesis AsvAs- Ex'
rur.sau rates to ne wo-ld's sa.E
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

rHE ARLINGTON.
Nv Rsnklcy. spokeue { Rus.ingaue. YskI
q II Gale. PoFs Angsles L 1 0fsswod. Cssv
Mrs. " iehun, 40 Harry aiif san Frsn
Mss tale do II sswerdageF. Saoaara
r shields do A Howe & ". Tscoa1A
Asex ReGs, saa Fran Mrs Williams, Eyerett
! r CanneigV. O.ymp!a : Ksaaeack. Tacoma
Z d Allen, Nletarfs VI Nlaaas. Dcayer
wu4 RiseheH ny ] Peterson. Rich "a n1. Va
Mrs c as,.in COupviu q Johnson & W, iarned
Miss wanamaker do A sprAgnet ". hakr City
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Kxcursaoa $50 %

Chicago ana return via the Great Nos;her
railway. tickets coed 10 sesGra uatl Ncvsu
Der IS
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ssPusiIcAs SArIosAi Conoirffk.
psfa2aeat BsAsssartsss To Be Essabiissst .
WssAiasssa q oscs.

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lev Of Name eft for Nes York last sistt.
llarIng ais stsy Ia Washington ne con
.aliei 18th soEse "a the party issisrs hsfS
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ci.iesi to re-es,sbiash the permanent hssa
quarter. for the KSsahiiesn saiioasl coaa-
aaatse hsre. A. Mr. Carter Chairman. i
.icsslasd n Montana BY business aTssrs. ths
rork as hesiqasrters vii se undsr Ar
Nans~y'. - rsaasi saPers 4sisu.
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President os the nstei Stsses he repeat
s,lly urzs+i ,isc lessisrs at the party I'd
adopt ths ln,lssna pisa Of psfmsa.nt hssi-
quarters a. the capital. The paaa xcrxssi
% w-ll locally thsi be- bS!srFe's Il rosa b.
eveH mere sascss.fwiiy II applied 10 tbs
5els u safionsl politics.
For some reason Pre.tsisss Harrison
sasxestisrs Ssre a,5s adopted. ssli nos the
eiersr naea Of the party bsliete the time
h4. rasne ~hen il sls1Rt b.. paFtax ths
,-s pea. az Cangrvs.. Nr. Nsaiyg sill hsyg
the aiyiee AMI cooperation Of the RsFast.
can members II C5s xrs-', sFssi rIA ct All
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an! coasEg committeeman 81 EarIDs'
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formation. TIE sAli9nAl eeEuiiEss vii,
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