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ROSTER OF THE LAND PARADE.

Order In Witch the Yankee Tars VII
March on Friday.
FORTRESS MoNRoE. April 22-The followins
order for tho land parade in New York OF tn,
Yankee tars has been given out:
The organization Of the naval brigade Of tho second
squadron. naval review feet. for shore parade on Apri
%. 1893. will be as follows:
No pioueerA ammunition men. or mess cooks will b,
landed.
Ambulance meh. signal men. ana markers from each
battalion will be detailed from that vessel which sup
plies tho whole or the major part Of the force Of thu
battalion. and will carry day kit. Ambulance men will
carry stretchers.
Tho chief of each battalion will take his battalion
stan from his own vessel. No artillery will be landed:
but artillery sections will be landed as infantry, a. de.
tailed below:
Inform for ssamen. mastering blue: for marines,
fatigue dress, white helmets; for officers. servIoe dress.
Men to be Lightly equipped" Officers wear sword
only. no canteens. Al marines nt Tor duty shall be
landed. except the following retained on board for post
duty; Engage ! corpora; 3 pr'yates: Philadelphia. 1
Y%otE.own. ! corporal. j private; Concord. cerpOrsi. |
private.
Commander white-Chief of Brigade.
iI1is Lien, .E rsSsT;oBME4is. AssjG,sns
i,,s.: Is;,sa1s %Ian.nss S$iae.r.
tms.: Il T. Z r. s hssS-kftE.ds signal Officer.
Cadet detailed from PhiladeIphia)-Aids.
FIRST BATTALION tMARINEsl
Capt. W. spicer. commanding.
First Company ChArleston's guard. First Lieut.. No
honey.
second Company Chicago's guard. First Sergeant
Good
Third Company Yorktown's and Concord's First Ser
Fourth Company Philadelphia. First Lieut. Moses
Companies Will be equaiized in strength.
SECOND BATTALION SEAM %INFANTRYl.
Leut.Commander ". ]. Field. Chief OF battalion.
First ComrRny- Lieut.. Fiske.
second company.Charleston.. Lisut, Nelson.
Third ompn Ensign nOoRe Wer6
Fourth Coinpany-Cnarlcston's. Lieut.. Grimm.
THIRD BATTALION (sEAMEN
Lieut.. Fremont. chief of battalion.
First Company, PhilAdelphihx-Lieut. Hosley.
Second Company. PhiiadelDhias-Lieut LansdAls.
Third Company. Philadelphias-Ensig Miller.
Fourth Company. section from Vesuvius and York.
Color Battalion-Philade!phia will supply colors and
guard.
FOURTH BATTALION GEANES INFAS1Rr).
Lieut.. A. =. Nazro. Chief of battalion.
First Company. Chicago's. Lieut.. Hodges.
Second Company. section from Chicago and Concord,
Third Company. C~oneord's. Lient. Grant.
Fourth Company. Chicago's. Ensign Norton.
Fifth Company, Miantnnomah's.- -
Ali sections. and, companies will be filled to tho
strength established by the Instructions for infantry
and artillery" Tie hest men VIII be selected. ana
badly drilled men will be thrown out.
indicated above. The Junior officers regularly detained
to sections ard companies Will accompany their com.
rndes. The beach master will be Ensign VI. l. Todd.
assisted by cadets from Chnrleston. Boat keepers AZ
required by 'instructions for infantry and artiIIery."
The following shows tho way the vessels will
lie in New York harbor. the American Vessels
being on the Jersey side OF the river.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23

Gy." It goes to work In the right way. by
regulating, cleansing, and repairing al tbs
organs Of tho body.
When tho germs of disease are round about
us we do net all get them. Whyi Some of
US are in too good a condition. The germs
Of Consumption, Grippe, Malaria, and all the
infectious diseases, pass you by IL you are
strong to resist their attack. Render YOUR
self 0srmPrOor by putting your blood and
liver In a healthy state.
In all blood-taints and diseases, II the {" Dis
covery fails to benefit or cure, your money
y returned
No other medicine Of IL Kind can be sold 10
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For the Columbian Ball ut Madison SQUARE
Garden,

WASHINGTON. April pa feature OF the
decorations at the Columbian ball on Thurs
Gay evening In Madison Square Garden will be
q miniature reproduction In white cape flow
ers OF the west front Of the national Capitol
building. including the newly completed
grand staircase; This design. by Small. the
New iSIk ana Washington florist. attracted n
BAL IN the Pension ONCE building last month.
HSna vas secured by y committee from New
has served its purpose In New York Il viii he
transferred 10 Chicago. where 1t will he one Of
me conspicuous ornaments Of the interior Of
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Hysr.ss On Ami az. 1872 "..:,
WASHINGTON oREcAs o SUNDAY.

Average on April ~. 1892 bIT5
WASHINGTON FORECAST ron SUNDAY.
For Maine. New Hampshire. aud Vermont. Generally
fair: south westerly winds.
For Massachusetts. Rhoie Island. and Connecticut,
generally fair; brisk westerly winds: slightiy coo,er.
For eaxoH Eo1 YUk. ea'on Peas. sipaaIi. and Hrr
J1'ey. ssara'iy fair; GriA 1essrhv Siad.; .iish " cooler.
For the District of Columbia. Delaware, Maryland.
and Virginia, generally fair; westerly winds, slightly
cooler. except In southeastern portion of Virginia.
FOR western PsnnsyivsniA ana w.ssrn NV York.
generally fair; brisk north sstsrly winds.
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senator Murphy rs n Witness.
Utica. April Ex-senator Edward Murphy.
Jr.. has been summoned as a witness by the
prosecution In the case OF D.. A. Dishler. which
begins in Rome on Monday. Dishlcr is in
dicted for aiding in the escape 1T Buncoer
O'Brien. Senator Murphy'r friends declare
that the summoning Of him is nm outrage and
Is simply done for the qualification OF political
apita-
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Cnp.,zed ON the Way to the Review.

NORFOLK. April 22.-The new schooner Edwin
Wilson. from Richmond with 4 party on board
to witness the rendezvous in Hampton Roads.
was cansized at 0:3O o'clock this morning lust
below Lamberts Point. The Captains wife.
who was in the hold. was drowned before as
%s,stance conll reach. her. Thetug Pocahnntas
alongside the schooner William X. Park. where
she was righted. The Captains wiie's hodv
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Postmaster Peter l. Friedrich Of Glendale.
who was arrested q few days ago for being
short In his accounts, handed q certified check
for $40 to United States Commissioner Morle
yesterday. This covers his entire indebted
ness to the Government. His bondsmsn are
against him will probably be stopped.
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The Dul. d. v.r.sua Coo. 70 w..n,.x,

The Duke dc ysraEuA and his party. with
Commander and Mrs. Dickins. left for WASH
ington at 1920 p. NJ. yesterday over the Penn
%sylyania Railroad. The President and Mrs.
House tomorrow. at 3 In the afternoon. and in
the evening 9 ball will be given In their honor
Calvin s. Brice. The Duke Will return to this
city on Tuesday.
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S~arsapariUa
CURES

improved in every way. By degrees more no.
tleeable tho longer I continued taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla have taken nine bottles and I
am now a well man. I gladly recommend
such q valuable and health giving preparation
rs Hoods acknowledgements W. WAR
EER. dealer In groceries. provisions, DO.
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AS a CLEANSER
the blood, nothing

y sweeps as clean as DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 1t purifies the
blood as well as enriches 1t.
The truth is, an emulsion Of
cod liver oil Is good for build
ing up Gt-no doubt about II.
ButCugh . weak stomach
loathes IL.
Fortunately, there's a it's
sue-builder, that's even better
for making healthy flesh.
Pleasant in taste-efYectiye In
result. That's the "Discov-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23

Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills. Jaundics. bill.
Sick Headache. and Constipation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23

Take the Worlds Pair special, via New YORK Central
for Chicago. speed and elegance. No extra fare, -lss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23

No AptiPyrin 10 Bromo- ssltzeE.
Cures all headaches. Trial bottle l0o.-Ada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23

Extreme Lassitude, "dOn't care ana
want to be left alone feeling, excl
liability, irritability, nervousness sleep
"blues." and backnchc. These are
sure indications of Female Weakness,
some arrangement OF the terus, or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-25

Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.

Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid % farmers and producers By Seattle
hasness houses for articles named, the
Rods 10 be delivered in Seattle:
Hcfs-Cholee, loo; medium. i3@i4c per
pound.
HAr-tfn car load lots(-Puget sound.
NGa per ton.
eRaiS-lIa car load lotsl-oats choice,
~, barley, $1,000 per ton; wheat chicken
Ne. 1850, corn, $222; cracked, $2S.
foTArcgs-Potatoes. <io1u per ton.
brrTKA EGGs AND PoULTRy-Handled
sosiFsiy on commission
LavE srocK--Cholce beef cattle. exc
sAc; COWS. 2i493e; choice sheep, Sc;
kosd hogs, 5'sesSc; calves. large, &c; small.
hipEs. PKLrs AND TAiIow Heavy sailed
hssrs, over 40 lbs. per 10, &c; medium. per
81 ae: light. under 4s lbs. per lh. &c; sailed
- se. ana calf. per IL. Ses4c; green
sNts le less than sailed: dry hides. per
SIS c; dry Elk. per 10, ostSc; dry deer
49,. summer, per 10. 2oe; good winter.
ls; poor aud Thin winter, SOLOS;
ssssssp skins, i5@a5e; iuIl wool. TSc. WOOL.
se Der ID; TALON. 2hetSlSc.
stlees--Superior quaAty. rer NJ. fr, $3.50
choice cedar, 81 SOG150; common,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

THE STATE OF TRADE
SAN Francisco, Oct 24-The local mer-
.handise markets are fairly active, prices
being veil maintained. The produce mar
kets are quiet
Vegetables and fresh fruits-Dull and
weak.
Posatoes-Steady.
onions--Firm.
Butter Weak.
Eggs-Firm.
Cheese-S;eady.
Ponltry-Weak and dull.
Game-Good demand.
Produce receipts-FIour, quarter sacks.
i5.a3ss wheat. centa 5. l.. AIS, Oregon S.5o9:
barley, centais, q. 9kS; oats. centais, 373
Oregon, 1881; corn, sacks, 5.3i7; beans,
sacks, 5.652; potatoes. sacks. 4, s33; onions,
sacks, iSS; bran. sacks, .. 49-.
Fiour--We quote Net cash prices for
family extras. S. sssts -; bakers, $s.5oe
SEQ; supeTtne, SIS es29.
Wheat-No. !, shipping sin332e31 0S;
choice, SLQotA; milling, $L071@Luss4.
BsT.ey-Na. / feed. s.}.@7 Toe; encics
bright. tss4et7ii4c; brewing, SIC SIC; chew
aiieF, 81 itaELiS for standard ana 7Sayoc
fer lower grades per Genital
oAts-Red. IS &<L0S; black. 9ocsgsl 81:
milling. 81 lcesl.Zo; fancy iced. sIi5Is
SgfiT1s: good 20 choice. $l.osslI 10: COM
mon 20 fair, sSe 3sLoo; surprise, 81. s0G
LIS: grey. a5S9ssl.cs.
CALI BOARD.
Ssles were recorded today as follows:
Afternoon session: Wheat-Dscember.
SO tons. si-iss4s 500 tons. sl.i2lS 100
tons. 81 l2s ~ tons, SLiask: loo tons.
Sis: 30 tons. st.19fs: 400 tons. ST. Is; 100
tons. 81 1877: - tons, 81 49,. May, 30
tons. 81 ga; 4S9 tons. si-s414: 90 toas.
Si2ss2; 80 tons. 81. 2ss4 Loo IONS. 81 - /.
POO tons. sL25; 800 tons, l-sslss SO tons.
81 80 rer Genial.
BaEley-No sales
FINANCIAL
DR. afts--on sight. New York per 500.
i5c discount Sterling hilss--0a London,
sixty-day bank, 81 81
sf1vEE
Silver Bars, per oanee. Tsss97SJsc
Aexsczn do4larS-xASsgshc
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SEATTLE. Oct. q. fsa3
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
ID clearing houses today were:


ne prices of farm produce have varied
~ little during the past week. While
Nt<st Is still quoted the same for export.
- market is somewhat weaker. The
novement of the crop has increased con-
ffsrshiy and the grain IL now coming to
Market at the rate of from twelve to Of
Nm ear loads or 800 to 100 tons daily. J..
/ BoxarGus. who has just returned from
~ Bic Bend country, Gays the damage by
Yxsef Is not great there, not nearly so
much ~ In the Paiouse country. The
1hipments are irregular because no ware
houses have yet been built along the Great
Northern and. as the grain must be
shipped from platforms. operations must
cease In vet weather. Mr.. Bogardus says
that quite good deal Of wheat is being
shipped from the vicinity of Harrington
70 Minneapolis for making germes, the
wheat grown there having been pro-
soanscd by Minneapolis miliers as su-
prior quality for that purpose.
Potatoes are little lower than last
sNk. Receipts are quite large. nearly
every steanae. from the lower Sound bring
ii them TO market, vi ich has tendency
iorce prices down, although large guam
slts are being stored for winter use.
butter and eggs remain firm at prices
Qated aud California cheese has adj
unced.
The market Is oyerstocked with poultry
4 al kinds and prices have declined as q
tnrsqnence.
Ratabagas aud carrots have declined Ia
value and no parsnips are in market.
Hay, oats and barley remain unchanged.
Lard has advanced nc per pound, and
foasted Rio coffees have also gone no.
Dry salt sides have fallen OF &c. but
bacon and hams are unchanged.
Apples are in market in great abund-
saes. of good quality and at fair prices.
Though fancy stock Is held for the top
rTice. Pears ana grapes are also plen;i-
Eel. but plums and prunes have disap-
p>sFsd.
Hops are unchanged in price. but are
nos coming to market regularly.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKKr.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Oct Moderate:
opened sc higher. declined sc, rallied
near the close. when il advanced lIze on
news from Washington City that the sill
yer men had decided TO close filihustering
against the repeal bill, and closed firm,
lie higher than yesterday. Receipts,
5000 bushels; shipments. 5000 bushels.
Closed: Cash, e3s4c; December, 651sc.
Corn-Firm; cash, $3.50; December,
3sIzc.
oats-Firm; cash, 271le; December.
2sI4c.
Rye--45i<c.
Basley-Sominai.
fTax-$L0oG I.01.
Timothy-$I 20.
Pork-Firm; cash. $500; January.
Lard-Firm; cash. $500; January.
$7.57L.
Snort ribs-Frrm; cash, 1910; January.
s7.62Is.
shouiders-s7. 25@Z5o.
Short ciear-$9 75G los
Whisky-sL12.
LIVE STOCK.
ca;tIe-Receipts, 5000 head; Texans
and Westerns o trifs higher; others
steady; prime steers, IS. seas 20; medium,
s. 25@ss.4 40: others. s45oGG5I0: Texans.
$2.45&t2.55: Westerns, 81 70@3T5
Hogs-Rsceipts. Is, 900 head; market ac-
tive and steady: rough and common, IS. so
G650; mixed and packers, So 25N6 50:
prime heavy and butchers weights, Sc 90
az so; prime light, SIS. 7596. S.
Sheep-Rsceipts, l4.0O0 head: market.
good demand and steady: Natives. s.. 25l
ATS; Westerns, So. 75tg425
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
roxpox STOCK MARKET.

LONDON, Oct. - Gold bullion into Bank
of England, Eiis.ooo. Corsol:, 81 l5-I6d,
Bank Of England discount rate, 3 per
cent
SILVER
Bar silver. .ao5 fine, 50 1854.
ENGLISH GRAIN gAgKEra
LIVERPOOL, Oct 24-wheat - Steady.
demand moderate; No. red winter. 5.
$40; No. red, spring. IS sgd
Corn-spot and futures fair demand.
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Hops are steady.
WOOL.
Wool is steady; domestic deece, eo023c;
Texas, 09i7c.
MERCHANDISE.
Coffee closed weak at 59f5 points de-
cline. Total sales, IA ooo bags, inciud.
ing: October. $i7o@iz.60; November.
Si6.9o@izO0; December, i$16. 659I6. 50;
January, $i655et 1870. Spot coffee
Steady, closing ls3zc for No. Rio.
Sugar-Firm: refined. steady.
Copper-Dull: Lake. $3.50.
Lead-Qnieter; domestic. $3.M
Tin-Easier; Straits, so. 20.
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leaves MerrAanss DOCK 5za1 . N Mnasaav~ WA
ne~6Avs AID Fgtzeys for Esss ssas cssla4 sza ssnv
iassziass. Tcss1ayA Thars.ays and sasa~a4vs fur
ksss ssssI vssh0a. cks1ssasus. rssxoaass s:ssns's
l4n9tzx s2A Dsenza- Leaves IasuzA sgsxx
Earniag exr<Ss e2zSAy - SsSa
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Portland wheat Market.

PoRrrASp. Oct. ak-tSpecial. Wheat
Active and NOS 50 strong; valley, csc
Waiia Wagia, Sc per censaI. Receipts are
large and much Of the grain il going to
San Francisco BY steamer.
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srArIr GROCERIES.

tNt ANAsiA sVte AtsAftENA - kuc
ssAa or on the cars. os the iobbins rates
saosea By wholesale dealers:
srArLE GROCERIES.
esaAR--t Joohingl-Goiden &c" ia Dbl,
e, S9ses extra Sos in biol, per H.. 5A.e .
u boz, peF 10. Size, dry granugased,
go. Per 10, es<c; cube, &c; powdered.
N kegs each of the above at &c adj
fsrlh ~
IloCs, rrc. - (Joshingl - Washington
T~skht per ea'. s. =; patent $SsS: Cali
~ Ssasa brands. s.. IS: huekwheat aoar. per
4 speei rer eyt. $S.So; graham. per hbi,
=. Or i0-la sacks. 81 40 per ewt. rye
49,, per Dol, 81 ~; or ia-.h sacks, 3, IS
Few; rye meal. per Dbl. $4ss: per cwt,
cal greats. per DBL, IS 7Sessi. -; hon.
-. per ewt, $a-S. cracked wheat. rer
sl-s~so; rolled wheat. S5<gSS0 per Dol;
49, wheat -four. per ewt, $A75. pearl
49, yer %. 334cs spin peas. PEI &c, &c I:
Nass sesa neal, yellow. Si.sn per cwt ia
pa saeks; Sos, $3.50: white. los. g. 10; JOS.
sssss--sJebbsnel-sman white. per ID.
ptnS. per n Sis&&,: Bayos. per
Is sss@4' batter. per lie, &c; Lima, per
rs s.ass = !Joeainel - Japan. Smax -;
Isss~ss :, ss.,ssSsa5o; China. S4.sa per CAT :
so FrAs-tJobbinsi- Field. per ~. A..
- - q ooosne - Liverpool. 5<Alh sacks.
M soa, s-Ie@. American dairy, Sllb
M Pss Ton. $50, Coast. background.
O. 49, fSr ton, ST.; slla sacks. Ter
VS. Cd saekNsi N bale. s2So: 3-sa
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TIE ARLINGTON
W L MeCshe, Tacoma Wiswell, City
" o Tiboetls & w.Svu BAKE. do
Z Clspp & w.PEfown hope. saohoEatxh
a lAsgte, AaaerSss ars O IgexsE, Everett
Mrs. u Desiring. >aaa Dzraea. Portland
Z y BAne, spoAaae Cham Cert. Olympia
] hyadman, CITY g Logst., saohom
y koEthaner. BAT N y swaasor, Spokans
Ma NJ laTzason. An u A.ss Gsoassls 90
" y Gl.ar9asoa, 90 . Edgar. Portland
= he&se- 2. 6aEose = Wagosn. 90
d ; Harris. DO Jk X nR petrol.
Ms Il Irvine. ssanwd II Bsygr So
Aasa Fulk- t1ty = IF4H, Indianapolis
MEs NfAys - a1haas. Dznser
" AcgIyaAEs Portland A y VERNE. oakland
y H4Wes, "a fess q " spokane
la 1888
Al Fna3s leaf - Cs4eagA TAs Cnseaxo. NH
vs1kse ST. Pani raj ~sy le.1s tns yaa Ex.
tCrsscE fates % she sofad's fsi-
Con- zsnelaS ocioHe- Is. the Northern rscla.
Railroad ceTaraay Will s9s4 nrst-esaxs rorfs4
TIP tekess 70 sblczxo tfcza Sessst,e AZ $50 sS
rae. sasa tsekes 80 =. I1naas aud rssnra a. q
Do nos miss his last opportunity 81 taxing &
trip cveE she grad seeEsS Route az Asee-ses 20
ras great Wogs.'s sair, wRsea e4osss tcrsver
Ocso0sT 81.
Strawberries swgcs resk q. LsueA. Angus
Cae's. SIS Froas
sehocasr N. 1. Bes1Se has he1n ehx.ssrsa %
load lumber in TIA city t0r Easaxs<ntzrA
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This agreeable ana sficacsous Tooth Poutsr. 80
tablished BIZ more han twenty yeas expsrtencA
has received the sanction Of the members Of the
Dentai sud Medical professions Of THIS city gsnsr
ally. and BY them 70 Is daily recommended aa1
prescribed Il Is ~ pleasant In the application -
81 is excellent in iss efects T. speedily renders the
hsesh white and smooth. the gums heAithfat. red
land hrna. aud by frequent uss VIII preserve them
IN this desirable condition II gradually bat e.
fectuaIiy removes tartar. and destroyes the para
sftical snimaicul4 which neglect may have per
United 10 collect ana prevents thetr furshsr sccu-
mutation, thus serving as y complete oeaufinef
and prsserver Of the ;eeth- Microscopic examna-
lions have been maze Of the matter deposfted en-
the teeth sad gums OF individuals selected froH,
ell eiases OF society and Of evsry variety Of bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites we're found 10 exis. In xreak
numbeA Experiments we're made for their re-
noyal and the ingredients used IN Ln5in's Toosh
Powder were fouad 10 be mos, esscsnsi, destroy
tag them instantly.
Taroush the Kindness OF fraends ws ass ysr
mftsed % publish tee following
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NV YoRx. Oct 4.-Speeulxtscn 90 ths
stock exeharEe today was On large scale.
When it beams knosn that William X.
yandsrhtlt, already . iarxs holder Of Lack
awzana and In scach with fhs MARVEL
property In The Sss Jersey Central, had
gone deeper into coal properties, the street
- once nxured ont great futures for the
stocks Of ell coal ro1sis-s Their stocks
broke badly at frat. bus later recovered
most Of the losses. sugar wss . feature Of
the general list, oFening ~ sTsx<, the stock
gradually dropped 20 S7ss, then rncved up
slowly 70 go then came . strong haying
movement profrssedsy based On the Ger
tainsy Of the passage OF the silver Gill and
the stock moved up TO ioz5s. and advance
Of per cent from the iow lsvel Of the
morning. The phenomenal riss induced
reaiixations and . bear attack, under
which the price closed ~ sesS The rspert
that the Vanderbilt interests viii incline
toward making the Nickel Plate the vest
ern outlet for the Laekayanaa caused the
first preferred stock Of that road 20 rise TO
7. The general market ciossd frm and
higher.
Government hcnds-Firm-
PetroIeum-Quiet: frmer. November,
closed at Tic bid.
SILVIA
Bar silver, per ounce 13s<c
Mexican dollars. Coo.
FINANCIAL
Money-0n call, easy: closing 81 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 5xes per
cent: sterling exchange. easy. 81 sis<1
4s2 for sixty-dsy bills. and $4ss5@4sa
for demand.
Bokn&
o. & q treet....... III u. 3 E<s greg1.... ~
IL. a a frE1Itrl Ill lPar1fc = -. ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-25

poRr ANGELICA ronr rownsnHn pun
gsaess anA seaftis reuse
xINH CARS
Fass Passenger and Frslghs Prepsisas
MoNTIcKLLo
Commsnefax Tuesday. Nay -, 1893.
Leaves daily excsps Monday IS feslowss 1eafs1a
. "a; Tewnssae i0sse: arrives fers Angeles
p - ieaves Pert Anfalss m; PERI
Townsend 9 30 >. m: arrives Seattle 10 . m
LAndinga City Dock. seattle: Tshoafs Dock, Psss
Townsend korss's Dock. Rsxt Aagsisa
HATCa BR0A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-25

rIocp CANAL Route
III Sfw PassenEsF steamer
U@LEA
scsr-yfax e. :. RAIL leaves Caimkn socs Mes-
eass wednesdays ana sFsdnys a. 80 a ~. fas
ksaxs4en F0fs 0sEhse Baasnx ~eAhsek BSiasaa.
Yzswests I&Iseaa& ais heoAsEert ard Ensea
csxV an4 fnssrza@dnts paints, sfxsvtax &C 2 nssn
cffS A. 90 ?. N Leaves Casea & ~ st . =
n Tnes1ays, Tnsss1zya and saturdays. Arrfx!as
THOMPSON Bnos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-25

SPOKANE January ~. tse2
o~usgsnea-r take crest pssasurs In adding my
s><tirnonIsl 4, IN. sxc.lisEt qualities Of Lakfzs
Tooth Po~der and AFTER ssAsy PEARS psrsonas On.
,~,,seea In sts use aud Of attentive Observation f
fs. s.tg sfsctory effects rpon the teeth * my
r.tlenta recommend u 10 al - . safe. pasasaas
go .rscaesous dsattfrsse. combining ali sEs
reaus.t.ss ssr preserving the tesla aa1 gRsns In
s's-A' O. X LAwREscE. n n q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-25
CoR CHARTER,
STEAMER IpAno

wswiy ssrsssasa ara ssasppss ssd especially
asanse4 FER excGrxssa. Actress Sex IT'S or cal
a r0cru 81 starr Eaya bn4aSnx
{. u. BaowSgIELa. kss.sr ana Owzsx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-25

Read what . chemiss says;
sE4TTxx. August ]. 1889.
0entismsn-f have made cnemicsa ezamans
ten Of Lzbln's Tooth Powder ard dnd that iss
eonsfitusnss are such ~ can neither cnerniesy OF
mechanically tRiure the seets- The lodtcaoas 80
lecsion Of the ingredentA an4 the eside1t case er
rfnt,ra m ~. rrsaarAsson commend 10 a. . Aaxzs
less A well a. "a sfncacioas 6sntssrses.
O. J. SMITH Chemist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-25

<s~rr,zt>oas seksss ~ al stsszons az ,. m,
"a nsrldisn tine Is .. %. Pacific tsmeIJ
4nee II HATTIE BAKnoE FOR THE wxxK BN-
6Bstxs wKDz xsDxY. ocroBEx -