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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-30
sAUER GETS FOUR YEARS.

DEFIANCE, O., Dec. 29.-Andrew Sauer, charged witb violating the national bank ing laws, was refused new trial today and se nienced to four years in the penitentiary. He is one of the best known men in north ern Ohio and his sentence has created a sensation. An appeal will be taken.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-30
PREPARING FOR THE NEW YEAR.

ginia state league of baseball players is getting ready early for the approaching season, and at a meeting to be held in Richmond next week will arrange the whole programme. The Virginia league last year was one of the strongest miuor leagues in the country, having furnished the National league with at least four pitchers for this season and six out field CTS. The Lyncbburg people expect to sign pennant-winning team. The Lynch burgers have made dates with Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore league teams for games here in March and April.
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LIVE STOCK.


LONDON, Oct. 16-Bar silver. 29t<d.
Consols, I0isS Bullion into Bank of Eng
land, fio3, oUu Bank of England discount
rate, Der cent.
New YoRK, Oct. 16.-The Epeninq Posts
London cahlegram says:
The stock markets were dull TODAY on
account OF the illness of the Amer OF
Aighanistan. Consols have fallen quar-
ter. Americans were fat on advices that
gold shipments from New York TO the
continent were beginning. Central Pacific
was fat, in spite of the action of today's
meeting of shareho ders. Americans
closed fraction better. but dealings for
the moment are almost entirely in South
African mines.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. -Wheat-Dull; de-
mand, poor; No. red Western, spring,
Is 4iSd: No. red Western, winter. is
Corn-Demand, poor; new mixed. spot.
firm, Is SID; futures, dull; demand.
poor; October. Is sd; November. Is sgd;
December. Is sd.
Flour Dali: demand, poor; st. Louis
fancy. winter 5, Sd.
Hops - A, London - Pacific coast,
steady: demand, moderats; new crop.
e. l0.@f2 l5s.
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yach, Kelpie vail be put in winter
quarters n Port B!akeiey next week.
Schooner Succeed vas sold yesterday 20
Gust Lindros, and viii be used for fishing
purposes
garxs MeNeai, Ransom and Raphael
ave az their way NJ from San Francisco 10
load coal al the bankers.
Bark George r. Manson wiH clear from
Port Blakesey today for Shanghai, China,
with $50 coo feet Of lumber.
BARK Hsrm0sa arrived yesterday after
noon fyom san Francisco and viii load
lumber for the Fremont Mil Company.
Frank Waierhonss, agent 81 the Pacific
Navigation Company ~ Tacoma, Vas in
the CITY Yesterday visiting old friends
along the front.
schooner George W. Prescott Is a. Lilly
4 Hasarslns' wharf taking On cargo Of
sappss~s for the ~ ashsnxGcn Mill Company
al Port Hsaioek-
steamer Utopia arrived yesterday morn
ing from Vancouver. saa had en- beard
! 90 cases of salmon from tie Blame can
ue-v. ~hiea she took % Tacoma
Oscar Christinson, late pursss on the
steamer stats Of Washington. returned
Yesterday from tr.p 10 Portland. lie re-
ports tbs steamboat business IA that sec
Ilca - picking ~.
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To Sue willard. nov, and Colby.

MILWAUKEE, Oct l6-It has developed
In the proceedings in the United States
court that the Northern Pacific Company,
through Brayton Ives. has made good its
threat and petitioned Judge jenkins to
instruct the receivers TO bring SUIT agains.
Henry Willard, Colgate Hoyt and Charles
l.. Colby to recover nearly 2.60G, 900,
alleged TO have been made unlawfuliy
through the Northern Pacific deals. The
petition refers to the report of Master
Carey and charges Hoyt and Colby with
having been associated with Willard In
there alleged illegal deals besides the
$685., l9i alleged to have been made out of
the Northern Pacific and Manitoba deals.
Two hundred and twenty-four thousand
eight hundred dollars is alleged to have
been made out of the transactions of the
Oregon & Transcontinental Company in
connection with the Chicago Terminal
deal. About $500 600 is alleged 10 have
been made out Of the acquisition of tho
Chicago, Harlem & Batavia property and
$6T0, 900 from the purchase of thu Bridge
port & South Chicago property. From
the bond distribution OF the Oregon &
Transcontinental Company the defend
ants are said to have made $40 900. and
from the sale OF Chicago d Northern
Pacific bonds by the same company
ST. 0e0. 0o0. Still another bond sale is
alleged TO have netted si26, COO.
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Favorable Eerorf VIII Produce the
Casa-Hener's Eepers Denied.


For the pas, week J. NJ. Wrestling. Of
this city; B. T. Spencer. Of Chicago. snd
l. W. Burhsn., president ot the West
Superior Bank OF West Superior, have
eeen inspecting the proposed route OF the
Blaine & Eastern railroad from Blaine to
NooksAcx and the country along the
proposed line The examination was inside
in the interests OF Chicago and Milwaukee
capitalists. who are flguring on advancing
the money With which 10 construct the
road These gentlemen were seen yester-
day and their report as 10 the feasibility Of
the scheme. thu richness OF the country
which il trsverses and the possibility Of
its paying will De favorable.
Messrs. Spencer and Burhans left for the
East last night. Before they departed Mr..
Spencer said that ne was confident that
the road would now De built, IS the syndi-
cate would be guided by the report which
would be fied by him and Mr.. Barhans,
and this report would be favorable in every
particular. The land subsidies given by
the people of Blaine and elsewhe will not
expire until July l. isaa.
Mr.. Spencer positively denied that he
has ever transferred his interests in the
road TO any one. rs reported BY NJ. J.
Heney The contractor lie did not know
anything about such . move until he ar
rived in the city and learned that such a
report had been published here By Heney.
and thinks Heney is somewhat of ro-
mancer.
The annual meeting of the Blaine &
Eastern Railway Company was held few
days ago in this city, and J. NJ. Wrestling
was elected president and b. I. Spencer
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Everett Counefi Proceedings.

E~rRErr. Oct. i6.-lSpecial. IA. the
meeting of the city council last night n
resolution was adopted TO the effect that II
the electors of Snohomish shall on No
vember @ decide TO remove the county
seat from snohomish to Everett the city
of Everett will provide all the county
Offices and court room free of expense to
the county until the new county buIldings
are ready for occupany.
Garthley & Regain were awarded the
contract for improving Grand avenue.
Messrs. Mish, Nichols and Coe were APP
pointed committee 10 act with the com
mittee of the Business Mems Association
in the celebration at the launching OF the
whaleback steamer City OF Everett Wednes-
day, October "a
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
PORTLAND. Oct. rs --wheat-Vallsy, roc
Walia Walla. ei1S@e2kc.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE oT TRADE.

THE STATE OF TRADE.
Saw FpAxcrsco. Oct l6.-Outside of a
weaker tone in tomatoes, the vegetable
market is unchanged. Prices are growing
weak and business dull. Potatoes aud
onions rule steady The fruit market il
steady. with light receipts. Grapes were
little firmer today. Lines are weak.
Choice apples sell well. In dairy product
the butter market is weak for all descrip-
tions. Eggs are fairly held. Cheese
steady. TIE poultry market is well sup
piled. Another car load of Esstern ar.
rived. California stock is weak. Game,
unchanged and receipts in poor order.
Closing: Wheat-Duil: December. si,sc;
May. 82ssc.
Barisy-Dull: December. s3s.c: May,
ssIse.
Corn-sL27ls.
Bran-siA50 per ton.
nRKABsTVTEs AND aRaISs
Flour-Famhy extras, 81 I09tS 2J: bak-
err extras, .3u0@3i0i supeThne. s20oI
as
wheat-There Is fairly steady move
ment on export account. shippers find
no trouble in securing all the grain that
may be needed; 78i4 1T71sc. for No. chip
ping, with 7ss.c for choice offerings; mill
ing heat. s2tsttS5iscs W ALA WaiIa wheat.
s7lse FOR fair average: 356sGSc for Ne. ?,
and &00s sc for OF grade
Rarsey--1IfeTingS Of feed quality are
liberal. while bresing descriptions are not
quite so ialiy represented. Arrivals so far
tins, week have been large. and the market
- rather heavily furnished az the present.
Fred. fair 20 goot, 7S6e77s1e: choice, 7ss.5
SOC, brewing. ss@sss Sse.
uats--Stocks are large, giving buyers
good score for making selections. Hill
ing. sLloss lis; surprise. 81 io0sL Is: fancy
feed. sl.o5efLiu: good 10 choice. s5c9
E02i<: poor 10 iaar sSaI3@ls -, black
81. Iueti .: red. sietii 10; gray. socessL
Produce Feceipis-FloaT. sacks. Is. ca:
Oregon. leo. wheat. eentais, SIS. bar
lev. eentals. g s0T. oats. oregon. 1910;
beans. sacks. & sSs. potatoes, sacks. 2 ga;
onions, sacks. sal; bran, sacks, 10
sISkScTsL
Drafts-on sight Sew York. per sIoa
I2sae. Drafts Telegraph, Nss YORK. Ter
500. lSc.
silver bars-Psr ounce. es8zRess.e.
Msnscaa dollars. $50 Assse.
sIxrxs srocxs
Alta. =. Alpha Consoedstea. Is; Anas.
81: Bsgchrr. 100. Belle Is.e. :: Best &
Brlcnsr. Is; Bo1te Consolidated. 10.
RaIgton. -. Elalwe-. To- Csledonls. IS.
Challenge Censoa5stei. 8; Cholar. 81
Confidence. Is: Consolidated California
a Virginia &70s Consolidated imusriaI. ,.
Crown Point =; ExcheQaes. 4: Gou.a
4 Curry. -: Hale & Sorcrosx. =;
lula. 3. Justice, -; ksnEack Consoss.
astsa, ;. Mexican. Is: Mono. IL; Moant
DsAasa. H., ophtF. @s8; 0Vevsaan. n.
Potosl, 81 SAyags. s.. Sierra Nevaca. 81:
silver Hai. 4. Taioa Consolidated. -
Utah Consolidated, s. Ye-ios Jacket, "a
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Oct. Especial. AR
rived-hktn Skagit, from San Francisco,
at Port Gamble: ok Margarine, from San
Francisco, at Port Blaselev to load lumber
Tor Sydney; blk Colusa, from san Fran
cisco, at Seattle 10 load luu. Der for Depart
nre bay; bk Arkwright, from San Fran
cisco, at Port Gamble; sh Louis Walsh.
from San Francisco, 81 Victoria, where
she will 20 on the ways for an overhaul
ing, thence for Departure bay. ok Melrose.
from Honolulu for orders: schr III. &.
Wright. from Port Angeles TO Departure
bay TO load coal for Hawaii. Sailed--Me-
teor. from Port Gamble for San Pedro.
SAN Francisco, Oct 16-Arrived-
Willamette. from Seattle: South Coast.
from Yaquina bav: keseenaw, from CO.
nor. Cieared-WaIla Walla, fer Victoria
and Port Townsend. Departed
for Yokohama and Hongkong; Oregon, for
Astoria: sh Elweli, for SanaiDo; schr
Gem. for Coos bay. FFeights and charters
-Br sh earned LlewelIin. at Portland,
wheat, thence 10 United Kingdom, Havre.
Antwerp or Dunkirk; Br sh Coium bls. at
Portland. wheat. thence TO the unstsa
Kingdom. Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirx:
Ger sh Christine at Portland. " heat. thence
20 United Kingdom, Havre. Antwerp or
Duukirk: br sh E.kannsi, at Portland,
wheat. thence to United Kingdom, Havre,
Antwerp or Dunkirk: Hr sd GleBeova, now
az Tacoma, " heat. thence to United King
dom. Havre Antwerp or DGnksrk, Br al
G enfinlas. now at Tacoma. wheat, thence
"a United Kingdom, Havrc. Antwerp or
Dunkirk: Br so iolanshe, al Portland,
wheat. thence 10 United Kingdom, Hayrr.
Antwerp or Dankirk; Br sd Penguin. at
portland. wheat, iheaee TO United King
aam. Hayre. Antwerp or Danklrk; BF sa
Wray Castle, al Portland. thence 10 United
KIN gaorn. Havre. Antwerp or DnRkirk /;
Br sh Yola. at Portland, wheat, thence 10
Trited Kingdom, Havre. Antwerp or Dan
ksrk. gr bk Z.nlga. now az Portland. " heat,
thence to United Kingdom. Havre, Ant
xerD or DunkiEk.
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CHICAGO MAEkKrs.
ZEE roAap er nm

CHIcAao. Oct. i6.--Whsat slid down-
ward today antii Is na9 made n new Iow
price for December. a. slssc. Then, aided
by buying By shorts and reports Of cash
bus ness. the market reacted, December
closing steady st ise higher. May cora
closed Nc higher ani May oats
unchanged, bat provisions were weak,
nnisAlng At declines. The new iow price
for December wheat was made before reg
ular trading commenced. The opening
trade. were principally al from 5l9kasac.
With q sale o. two at arse. Another shave
vas taken eff sae underssds Of these quota.
tsens before any improvement was made.
When il began 10 recover IL was under tire
lead Of the corn market, ~hicA vas tAs
Erss 10 gre sigss Of returning animation.
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Railroad and Corporation No,es.

7. A. Graham, district passenger agent
OF the Southern Pacific company, is in the
city at the Hotel Butler.
III. r.. Judah, of San Francisco. assistant
general passenger agent for the Southern
Pacific, was in the city yesterday.
G. II. Warren. general manager of the
Great Northern railroad. J. D. Farrell,
general superintendent, and party. left
Spokane yesterday for this city, and il is
expected that when the party arrives here
that the matter OF the appointment of the
superintendent for the Cascade division
will be settled.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL psiLeR

HOTEL pf1I.ER
C w wsdhams. p Robts V Il Bisseil. Auburn
A Davis, Dungeness yoan Curry, 1oit
& kimbail, NJ Norn'n ]. n Jones, Arlington
Mrs 4 A Jofaan.P Town y Lawiher, England
Miss q T. Jordan. do = fafQuhaf, do
Miss A NJ Jordan. do &c English, NJ, fern'
G Goala, snosusemis Bisir, North Bend
7 q spaighi d ", D'a Alien, DO
W & finn & W. 90 G Lee, do
c c Holbarg. TT Town Can't Wiley, Olympia
A fusey. Yeslsr Patton, Auburn
A smith & no Prot " Meridith, do
: Porter. Auburn "A Eillyer, Snohomtsh
4 9uberson, Kent
is Alien. spokane Up Hewlett Portland
c 4 Handy, Ssn Fran III Adams * W, do
d 4 Mcneil, IntAnap Mofgsn, &C, wn
q L Reeves. do Mrs A McCandless,
: - aoser! p. London maid 4 c. EIlenspg
\ W Barnss E.iensbg l3rooss. city
Tnos Dayie. Tacoma J Riiey, shelton
A q salmon, do Mrs y Peck. spokane
HOTEL BUzLna
PA Howaworth. 3 fran v Collins. Seattle
WEMaciaIiaue, Iladiock A wiamhfk. PORTLAND
" l. Frcarink. city X Nurdoek Baltimore
Mrs Williams, Tacoma A ~ Alexander, Porii'd
n I. stauff~f, Caleaxo X Rogers. Taeoma
II X Osens. Yakima Dgaosn Mckee. ! Fran
A MeDee. san Fran & i fsifbsnk. 60
Dunlap, Ia Cuuuer G Briggs, Portland
{ " ssciasE. Buffalo y r Hooper. Fhiladslps
A H Alexander, IN Ffxn A b Calder. Tacoma
Mrs irvine. staawood J Hankeie. .sn Fran
w "a Kesbig. salt Lake II Usgsr, salt lake
J z Ahalen. san Fran taptH knosder.H hat m
I N Rse9. in. A ", City A = WefTeD. Oakland
II Wolf, san Fran HE LatK, Port Angeles
: Coanef. In Conner III kritca. san Fran
IA Rhorer, - Loals II BEoasl. W batcota
A stein, Everett Bradley. Everett
James West gunsmish: leave work at
Fox's gun store.
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Dispatches steamers for San Francisco Oct
Is, Nov s, New. 40. Dec. O. and every 10 days
thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can Re obtained by
applying 20 J. 9. CARROLL Agent
Te.rnh8ne g.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
srKAMrn RAINIER


Rebuilt and returulshed. leaves Lilly, Boasrdas
& Cc.'s dock Monday. Wednesday and Friday ~
a. nj. fof kkngst0@. Port Gamble, Bangor. sea-
beck. Ililwanp. Duwatso, HcodspoSt. Union
City and in teTmsdiate points, arriving In unten
City az IN Leaves Union City a m. Tues
day, Thursday and saturday. arriving In Seat
tic at IA IA T. F. LIBBY, Master
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sTEA MERs.
DAcIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle
Is sol ows.
For ssn francisco wa Port Townsend ana Vie
toris. a. q IN fpsseengsfs resolved On board 81
"a "a Oct, S 70. -. p. e, -
For Alaska. Oct. iosBa Il
From san Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
Sound yosts. az , q "a. Oct 5. Z, Il. II. =. r.
Ttcksss rnsY Re obtained e. tie osiee Of tie
eoEapAny, al Oes2a e5ek. sestti@
GcoDAII. PERKINS, q CO,
asaerai Axsg.ts. ran FEaaelseo.
T. n ToHsseS. r r sept. seatfle-
I-og z. 2. DRY DOCK, sTDsEY. CHARLES
It los AID KEEGEaEDA
TaE TksT sTEkwEs
GDES CANDY
yesses HsfringtaG @mtsas whAf two trips
asasy, exezps Friday. at a IA sad p ar.
Leaves BreEnars9n 9 - e. sn3 - 3. sa
1axes gaaF.ssIou . - q sad &.t3 y ..
Lssyes sl6aey Ie.ls 4 ~ ssa S.l4 =. Ia
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NEW Yenk zankxrs

Srw YoKx. Oct l6-Nesrly one half Of
the sGsinexs on The sseek exchange today
~as in American Sugar gsaalng Company.
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eKArrLK, Oct. l6, 1894.
Exehangss at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
nd clearing houses today were:

The demand Tor fresn fruits was OF small
roportions yesterday. and prices though
esnsralIy low were easier than usual and
bssr on some of the best grades Of stock.
pscsipts yesterday were little above the
sssrsee, and early In the day dealers COM
nsncsd shading their asking prices in an
sndsavor 20 reduce the large supplies.
Buyers, however. held aloof and even the
ubsrsl shading did not appear to serve as
sny inducement TO thsm 70 take more than
actually required for immediate wants.
A . result the carry-over stock was
heavy. and this added TO today's receipts
viii not rebound to sellers interests.
Pesy, which have been held firmly for tho
past two weeks. were in good supply ysster-
day and prices were marked down. Apples
are In liberal supply, and under q modsr-
kls inquiry prices are rather easy and
ksding downward. Peaches are In light
supply and slow 20 move off. The demand
bvsTy small and the quoted rates are not
veil sustained. Ounces are in heavy
apply and values are easy. Plums and
runss are in very light supply, and the
kqairy 10 Of small proportions. Grapes
~ not in heavy supply, but the stocks on
hand are ample for trade requirements.
Prices are cheap. Most of the stock Is Of
sAs Concord variety. Vegetables ara
sSundant and cheap. Dairy products are
sewing of fairly well ct the quoted rates.
bitter remains about the same. while
nnsh eggs are scarce and firmly held at
ne advanced figures. Poultry is steady.
Wheat continues very dull. with prices
usnk
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cKAGIr RIVER ROUTE.

NkANIF kINEk kUNIE
- STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lily, 30 arGus s. Co.'S dock, Seattle.
Tuesday, Thursday sni saturday, Octobes Is, -
and %. at . a. m. for stanwood, Mount Vernon
and other sksglt river polnts. Returning.
leaves Mount Nernon It II s. m Wednesday,
October Il. q. "a. Friday. October 10, snd sun
day, OctubAf n az r.. IN. Ears, fi Meals. a3c.
lilly BOGARDUs 4 CO, lac,
Talenhons No 10 OWnera and MAnayera
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STAPLE aRocERIxs.

srAFLx. GRocEREEs.
sussR-t Jobbingl-Golden &C" in hhl.
y -. &c; extra &C" in Dbl. per 10. SIZE;
u in Dol. per Id. Sc; dry Franulatsd. ia
~, per ID. &c; cube. esse; powdered,
W; i.e per 10 discount for spot cash on
f.ses quoted.
flora. Ere. --(Iohhing, - Washington
sFaishs per hbl. 81 90; patent, So 30; patent
ssesllent. s. -; California brands, 50 ias
nskosa brands. SsthsS45o; ouek-
Wheat four. per bhl. $50: PEI
@ $50. graham, per Dbl. S'e;
g 10 y sacks. 81 IS per ew rye -four, peE
y, ssoo. or lob sacks, sso5 per est; re
hsal, per hbi. sS7s; per cwt, 500; cas-
tfests, per bbi. s5.50eedeo hominy. per
sl NO; cracked wheat, per esa va;
se.ied shest. $50 per bel; faxed wheat.
- ssck, $2l5; whole wheat neur, per
ny s225; pearl barley. per n. t'se; spit
rss. per 4. sc; table cora meal, yellow.
40 per ext in ION sacks: hos, " 80;
ssaa;e. ls. s.. ~: S0s. sea Fiaked hominy.
Nsep per keg.
,.bnASs-tJohhingl--smsn white. per III.
sssssAc: pink. per 10. S@fSi4e. hayos. per
g, butter. per 10. as; Lima per
Res - tJobbingl-Japan. $500. China.
49, per est; Island, SAGA
ssifn PEss-t Jobhsnsf Field, per se, &c
A~NsfAstt = p tsi'Ss fFNses sN4.~ -
Ton, stT1le: American dairy. a-se
~ 49,. Per tou, SIS. Coast. hall sroana,
80 sacks. per ton. sii: s.lb SACKS. psr
VIZ; S-la SACKS. - IN bale. %Soi Sso
sess, ~ lea bale. s. ~, faAlb SACKS, = 10
as, Gaa
nasD-t Jobbingl- rendered, reF
s'heiAir, sieFess. iiS.e: Rex leai, ais.e'
Compound. tiercss. size
hettfk--t J oon ing l--tireesi - Mocha Ter
a. Aie; Jaws, peF 10. sae; Costa h.es,
80. per h. s4c: Rio. per 10. NC
ss.ee Arhackls's, in iolle case pr
s2S9: ol.b cases. per cws sc;
- eases. per cWt. So 80: Jaws. seNln ria
~ peg IL. Sac: ~ snd ieNle sss<s,
Aeon Aochs, Ssc; rsaeerry e'snd,
NsAiemala. sAise. ground eonse, z]ss
~, AessskN, leNlb cases. SS2Ss, laesa,
spScIsrK - fJohhiusl- Bakers tsIs
sses. ~, ''AA's' ~
A.seea-tJobbinFl-Epp.', sa-lh tins. IL
~1ss. AZ; Bakers. CID 0oxes 49,
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

A8ArHeE EuRRAU.
PORTLAND. Or, Oct. gs. Ia2At
r~rnat for Wednesday,: Fair; followed b.
- ~rms- Fl. r. ALcTAToER
Observer In CnasgA
~>xsp FYArfs pyYAETnxST OF AoucrLrun8
vrArHEE ErRKAU-DAILy DrLLKTfN-
szATTLs WISH. ocx 10, 1894
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EVERETT RourE-srMR. GREYHOUND.

EVERETT RoUTE-sTMR- GREYHOUND.
IA bAisy Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle Gas a. M, ifss0 .. rs., and ~
y, ~ I41aves Everett q. m. n. m. and y. m.
Sunfsys--L-aves Seattle ll.D a. m. L.avos
Everett p. IN.
Farc-~siugle trip, T3c; round trip, tils. Gem
meets with seats for TErofns aad Ssohemsh.
Ian linF--(salmsn dock. fost OF Marion street
SEATTLE 4 TACOMA NANl0AfIOS CO..
Cisud Tfeur. Pres. +. ". sacdhns. seo'y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-17
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.


Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid to farmers and producers by Seattle
hssiness houses for articles named, the
pods TO be delivered In Seattle.
Hors-Choics, Gi.c per pound.
HAv-(In car load lotsl-Puget sound,
r9s per ton, Eastern Washington. $40
Ell
GsAM-tIn car load iotsl--oats. choice.
G79ls; barley. sis per ton: whea.
chicken feed, $12; corn, SIS; cracked. 30.
PorAroEs-Potatoss, $saei2 per ton.
BrrTKR, Eaas AND Handled
- commission.
INNS. PEtrs AND TALIow-Hcavy sailed
nssrs over 20 lbs, per 10, 4QfstSc; medium.
pr 10. &c: light. under 90 lbs. PC;
hlied kip, &c, and calf. per 10. &c; green
hides. ie less than sailed; dry hides. per
b. Sel6c ;ealls of above. one-third less; dry
az, per IN. oGfSc; dry deer skins, summer.
pr To- a0c: good winter, i2@i5c: poor
md thin winter, Sc, sheep skins. i5e52oe:
itl wool, 5oot0oc; wool, ais@6c per ID; tai
be, saf4c.
LIVE Srock-Choiee beef cattle. 2h0t
Nc: choice sheep, Sc; good hogs. Si4c;
saisss. large. &c: small. &c per ID.
Loes-Superior quality. per NJ, Or. $oSo
ttto: choice cedar. $50; common. per
y, "a; spruce logs. 1850.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-17
CrEAMER GLIDE-cHAN0E OF Run.

Leaves LILY. RogRrdas q Co.'S dock. Seattle.
ESQ a. m, Moadays. Wednesdays and Fridays
for West side. olalls and way landings TO Ia
coma
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS ana SATURDAYS for
Vashoa, ChsutauQua. pes Neines. stones Laaa-
Ing. Rnenna and Tacoma
Leaves commercial dock. Tacoma also p M
exrept SUNDAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-17
yebbiux Quotations.

The following are the prices paid BY re-
al dealers for round lots delivered at the
shaff or on the cars, or the iobbing rates
sac,ed by wholesale dealers with ordinary
krns 0. credit: