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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

That. Of all known agents N sccompltss
this purpo~e. DR. Pierces Pleasant Pellets ara
unequalei. Is proven by the fact that 9acs
sssd, shsy are dirr1ys "a faror Their 80
ondary effect IS to keep tho bowels open snd
regular. not ~ further coussipafe. as IS The
case with other fs1k Hence their great
popularity with sufferers from hGbstxlal con
stipation, piles. and indigestion
The Pleasant Pellets are far NOR efec-
tvs tn arcgsing the liver TO action than ~hs1s
pills. calonael. or other mercurial pr-para
tons. and ave the further Essrit q being
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless IN
any condition Of the system no particular
care IS required while using them
Composed Of the choicest. concentrated
vegetable extracts. their cost IS much moro
than IS that IT other pills found IN tic MAJ
ket, yet from forty TO forty-four Pellets
are put up in each sealsd glass vial as sost
shruugh druggists, and can be had attic price
Of tie more ordinary and cheaper made pills
Dr.. Piercc rriies himself on having been
first to introduce a LItfle Liver Pill % tho
American people. Many have initiated them.
bus none Rave approached bis Pleasant Eel
lets II esosllsnce-
For all Laxative and cafhartic purposes
the Pheasant Pellets" are infinitely supe-
rior to all mineral vaters.- sediz pow
dsrs, salts castor oil, frui. syrups 80
called, laxative " teas and the many other
purgative compounds sold N various forms
Put UP in glass vials, sealed. therefore
always fresh md reliable One little pei
let Is laxative, two gently ca.hsrtic.
As a dinner pill to promote Digestion.
take one each day after dinner. To reiievc
distress from ovsreating. nothing equals
them. They are tiny, sugar-coated- anti
bilious granules. scarcely larger than mus
tard seeds. Every child wants them
Then, after they are taken, instead Of dis
turbius snd shocking the system. they act in
a mild, and natural wav. There Is no re-
action afterward. Their help lasts.
Accept no substitute recommended TO bs
'' just as good They may be better for the
dealer, because Of paying him a better profit.
but he Is not the n who needs help.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

the only thing YOU have brought from
Paris am afraid you have lost you
rrasss Hn4 ny disrsond rrf Is safe
The marquis did not look discon-
certsdi but taking Fidele from the arms
OF AlphonSe. he placed i, on the ground
Now Eideie. good dog. make sour
bow 10 her majesty ami III the NEST
ahsp-d VS. NE ibs kept nSdaInr rs
head several times in succession.
Now, Fidele, die, said the marquis,
putting his hand on the dog. curly
head Fidcls waFged his tail, gave a
hos-s- ssrk sud IL sEcttsr t-ore,t.
TO the surprise aud horror OF the as
semblage, its head rolled on the carpet
There was an involuntary scream
from the ladies, and even the empress
rr'eT art uN' ilHat e that e the
marquis. bending down over the head
less bcdv Of Fidele. quietly drew forth
from the opening at the neck a long
white roll OF lace Unfolding It care
fully. ns held no to the astonished rass
q trose present an exquisite dress Of
The ATTAINED thsu.Hlv lsce. 50 finely
wrought as 20 De almost priceless 4
mGrmur Of admiration was heard from
all Gracefully kneeling before the
empress. the marquis presented the
'-ss
VIII your majesty pardon nv pre-
sumption and kindly deign TO accept
this souvenir from P3tis2~
"Hov -e-r heaatifat Il il ,bh en-.
press exclaimed. taking the delicate
fabric in her hand 1t Is truly a mag
uiaeeut souvenir Rise. NJ de MARQUIS:
You have indeed fulfilled four word and
'-iTly won the wager. / herewith az
knowledge myself defeated. she added
piayfully; and. taking the diamond ring
from hsr anger. she placed il in the
ambassadors hand
VIII not part with It but with my
life was the gallant Frenchman's an
s"er, a. be rose 20 his feet and Put the
ring on his ange-.
This is indeed a wonderful dog
said the empress. turning to Fide!e. L
certainly never saw anything more r
= life, aud ] must give you credit for
the clever way in which YOU eluded the
vigilance of nv officers
tidsle now beca me an objec, of
great interest. and its head being re-
placed. II had to 60 through its various
accomplishments OF barking. holding
its head and waggiug its tail. alI Of
which, owing TO the ingenious mech
anism concealed in its head, IL per
formed to perfection. 1t was not sur.
prising that il had escaped detection a,
the custom house Wrappers Bazaar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

The subject OF the dc1-s tortrsit S
prominent and much respected essit-r Mr..
Robert Manson, OF West Rye, y. H. Where
Mr. Manson Is known his word IS as good
as hts bond In a recent letter TO DR.. r V.
F~.es, Chief Consulting Physician to the
Invaiids HJtsi ard Surgical Institute, Buff
falo, Y. Y, Mr.. Manson sys
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pel,sss srs the
best pills I ever took for the liver. All my
friends say they DO them the most good
This opinion is shared by every one who
once tries these tiny, little. s~ugarcoated pills,
which are 70 be found in all medicine stores.
The U. S. Inspector Of Immigration at Buf-
falo, ". Y, writes Of them as follJ~sf
From early childhood l nave suffered
from a si--y'sh liver. with all the disorders
accompanying suca = condition Doctors
prescriptions and patent m--s~ines l have
used in abundance they only atforlai tsm-
prrary relief. | Was recommended to Try
". Pfs,ee's Pleasant Pellets / did 80, tax
ing two at night arss as5a after dinner every
day for two weeks. l have reduced the dose
to one Pellet every day for two fscrths.
| have in six months increased in solid flesh
ssssHty-tsro pounds. l am in better health
than | tAv5 h..H since childhood Drowsi-
ness and unpleasant t-esirsssft4r meals nave
completely disappeared
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12
GZHN03@v

Assist nature a little now and then with a
gentle laxative, or. il need be. with a more
s~osrsatzS and cleansing cathartic, thereby
removing offending matter from the stom-
ach and bowels, ard touiu- up and invigo-
rating the liver and quickefing its tardy
action, and you thereby remove the cause
Of a multitude Of distressing diseases, such
a. headaches, indigestion. ~biliousness, skin
diseases, boils, ~carbunces, plies, fevers and
lhaladles too numerous to mention.
IL people would pay more attention to
properly regulating the action Of their bow
els, they would hars less frequent occasion
TO call for their doctors. services to subdue
attacks Of dangerous diseases.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12
nreafhinK Fotson.

You can't draw 4 breath without inhaling
poison, II YOU soIourn in a malarious locality
during the unhealthy Seasons The drui-
zens ~ malaria stricken regions testify that
the only certain safeguard against the pois
on0as vapor and its products. chills and
fever. remittent fever, aEue cake and dumb
aEue, - Ho=tetters stomach Bitters, which
remedies. also, constipation, biliousuess,
dyspepsia and rheumatism.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

r-.r,lol u the production Of the most per
fe.-f sad popular laxative remedy Known
b1~r enanle,f the California Pix syrup 20
- arhievea great success IN une reputallon
Of is rusedy. syrup o. LES $3.50.
1900 "a - the universal laxative For sale
hx All druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12
,.,of,u \ 1ezveDinr POwer-Lates, U. s. Govt Report
R@A!!!! RssaH&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PURE

.sNow vsa nav tell the court the run
$50. ~ wour husbands diSappearance'
,.l ~ attorney 10 Mrs Persimu1one.
w~u- ,ir. replied the good laiy, 2 W.
..qt ous morning. n wtsn H." -
haif an hour I'LL h never came o~
~e~a EaZr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12
ElEcIRlcA.

THE Electrical Street Railway Re-
prTter is the name Of a new electrical
publication which is issued from New
York II is a monthly publication
Policemen in uniform and the public
generally are permitted 20 use the tele-
phone pay stations in New York city
free Of charge 20 call an ambulance or
a physician in ease 81 an accident on
the street
fr i announced that an International
exhibition Of fine arts and electricity II
10 be held in Rome. Italy. from sep
TENDER 20. isgS - June %. Is9S Ap-
plicstior~ Tor space should be made ~
the executive committee before Norem-
Der 30 next.
FoLLowtNs on the surces> attending
fhe recent trials Of the iieilmann
electric locomotive in France. comes
the news hat ". IIcilruann n design
ing n still more powerful electric loco-
motive. The peculiarly 90 this form
Of electric locomotive Is that the ma
chine makes it, electric power from
steam power as it goes along.
TELEPuoNIC communication already
exists between Belfast, ireland and
Glasgow. Scotland. a distance ~ one
hundred and fifty miles. \ truak line
IS now approaching completion be-
tween Dublin and Belfast. a distance
Of one hundred and five miles. when
completed. communication between
Dublin and Glasgow viii he possible
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

aYorz cnai Is inside out nmarse u
r-.s baiot Thank YOU r%elnined the
,---.~nr ~rril.. =. he hastily r~sctincd inc
s-rsr. -fAont speak Of il, SAID ne lalot'
Il ar, troubled with absence OF mind my
- q FT.EF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

do roc feel perfectly safe about having
your wife drive this horsef' Great Scott,
any woman u drive him into 4 dangerous
place. Inter OCean-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

USLEss you can keep on good terms with
Yourself, you are likely - keep had CON
pany most Of the II -Ram ; Horn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

LIKE Oil Upon Troubled Waters is Hale.
Honey q Horehound and Tar upou a cold
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

Corona Hoarseuess. Sore Throat. go
dgirkiv relieved by BROWNS B~SoNcH1AL.
RncHE Sold DEig n boris. Price, - cts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

ir takes a sharp man to find out A wnman's
falings. but when a man fails the whole
town echoes with the newS-Puck.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

The Lutheran Year Book gives a list
of 20 orphanages. asylums. etc, under
the Lutheran name
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

BARON 10 NoRDrNsKJorp. the Swcd-
ish explorer. j. preparing 20 60 on an
expedition partly for the rescue % the
sweie. Bjorling. and partly To make
explorations in unknown waters %
Greenland The expedition Is 20 BE-
part this spring, and viii he made up
exclusively ot Swedes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, constipation,
biliousness. Iaundice. sick headaeh Indigestion
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LospoS. Oct. 25.-Bar silver. 2s1sd.
Consols, ioIA. Bullion out Of Bank of
England, EI2o.0o0 Bank of England dis
count rate, per cent
New YoRK, Oct 25-The Ereniag Posts
London cabiegram says: The Bank of
England coin and bullion decreased this
week fI02 ,296, although Ei2o,u0 IN gold
were exported for the week. The details
are: I0l 900 Russian gold sold. 10000
sovereigns exported TO Germany, 940, 600
to Brazil and E22 90 in bars were sold.
ESQ coo from China. French exchange
moved today just above the gold export
point. The tone of the stock market is
still improving. but almost nothing
Is doing. South Americans were
firmer ON a further deal In Argentine
securities held by the Bank of England for
the Barring estate. Americans were irregu-
lar; Atchison was especially weak. Gen.
trail Pacific was still sold from Amsterdam.
Mexicans have fallen heavily, on q divi-
dend OF u per cent. under the market esti-
mate.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 25.-Close--Wheat--
Firm; demand, poor: No. red, winter.
Is AID; No. 2 red. spring, As 611d-
Corn-Spot. nominal stocks, exhausted !;
futures. demand poor; October, firm, at As
10tzd; November, steady, at Is It'd; De-
cember, steady. at Is sid.
Flour Steady; demand, poor; St. Louis
fancy. winter, IS 81.
Hops - At London - Pacific coast,
steady; demand. moderate new crop. f2
i0s0l e. i5s.
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Two drunken sailors in a rowbost de-
lighted the denizens Of the front yesterday
afternoon.
Steamer State of Washington took forty
three head of beef cattle - Whateom last
night from this port
Bark Alexander Mcneil is loaded with
/. sa3 tons Of Franklin and Newcastle coal,
and will be toSea 70 sea this morning.
Can't s. Wiley. manager Of the 3.
Wiley Steamship Company has returned
TO Olympus from his trip TO California.
Steamer Rapid Transit brought over 22f
tens Of rough granite from Nelson island
r. C., 70 the dry doek 81 Port Orchard
yesterday.
Steamer Mexico got away for Alaska on
time yesterday morning with n full cargo
Of freight. including o lot OF fruit and
vegetables
Following storm signal vas received
Yesterday By Signal otsieer ]. A. Hatfield:
Hoist information signals az II A. n
storm approaching Washington coast
where southwest gales viii occur today
and FRIDAY.
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TACOMA, Oct. 25-fSnscial. THE steamer
Mexico arrived from Alaska today.
The schooner Carrier Dove arrived from
San Francisco in ballast today, TO load
lumber at the ST. Paul and Tacoma Lum-
Der Company's mills for Sidney. Australia.
Frank Bibbins, who was reported TO
have been building a new steamboat, has
purchased the siern-w heel steamer City of
salem IN Portland. She Is I25 feet over
all. with n tgen.y-iour-foot beam. The
purchase price was 5000 The City of
Salem will be brought mp as soon as the
weather permits and will be put on the
Tacoma QGartermsster run.
The schooner Ogs arrived In ballast
from Southern California today 10 load
lumber At the ~. Paul and Tacoma Lum-
Der Company's mills.
The steamer Umatilla brought in 800
tons of general merchandise and six pas
sengers from Sau Francisco today.
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Burns. THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises |
mexiCan mDstans Lininlent
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Still Joints.

The last mentioned frn Vas reported 10
hare sold out considerable on account OF
an oatmeal trust May started ~ fson
s25se 10 32t{c. Towards the close selling
was not so free. and the market advanced.
May closed a. size. Provisions were very
dali and the trading Of the lightest Pork
is Sc higher, lard SC lower and ribs m
changed
Closing: whest--0csober. 5lsG5i1c
December, 52<9S2lze-
corn-0ctooer. 5s3.c: November. Soc
Osts-October. 2sssc: Sovemb Der, &c.
Rye-4Dc
Earsey--5SISc
FIaxseed-SlA
Timoshv-y5a
Pork-ocsober, s:220; January. slIeo.
Lasd--Ocfeber, 500: November. $3.50.
Ribs-octooer. s.. STU: January. $500.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Rece;pts, 3, GO head: official yes
urdsy. 81. sBl: shipments. 500: lets over,
about 100: quality, fair; market, active,
bat weak a. 80 i0c decline. Sales ranged az
81 ia IS for light; sA20M4s5 for rough
packing: 81 s5Qsi50 for mixed; 81 4o@iso
for heavy packing and shipping lots, and
s.. 25g4. ~ for pigs.
Receipts, 1900 head: market.
actave and firm: sales OF natives were on
ossis Of 81 30 for poor 10 extra COWS. and
81. 75N16 Is for dressed beef and shipping
steers. There Was q well sustained de-
mand for ssocksrs and feeders st S2tG3 %.
The run Of Westerns was estimated At
1900. and they were firm At $50. In the
Texans the prices we're strong At SLS5@
26o. The close was firm.
sheep--Receipts, 1900 head: market.
active and firm, 1oc higher. Prices ruled
at the close of last week. There sas mod
crate demand today, and the feeling was
flrm. Poor stuff was not sought for at 75o
asl % The lamb market was firm st
SL5odA 90 for poor to extra.
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Oct. 25-fSpecial -
Arrived--Bk Matilda, from Honolulu for
Port Blakeley: Mic blk Dominion. from
San Francisco, at Sanaimo; str Umatilla,
from San Francisco for Sound ports.
Sailed--Str Waiia Wa!la. for San Fran
cisco. To sail tomorrow-Bk wilma.
from Nsnaimo for San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 25.-Arrived-
China. from HongAong and Yokohama
Cieared-Columbia, for Astoria and Port
land: Farallon, for Port Angeles; blk
Pheobald, for Cooks inlet Departed
Truekee, Tor Astoria: India. for Nanaimo.
Freights and chariers--Br sh Copley,
wheat, from Portland 10 United Kingdom.
Havre. Antwerp or Dunk.rk; Br bk Swan
more. wheat, from Portland TO United
Kingdom. Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

THh OF TRADE.
SAY FRAscrsco, Oct. 25.-The vegetable
nnxet is steady. with good stocks on
band. Tomatoes are higher. Mushrooms.
quiet, at t5s for buttons. Potatoes aud
onions. In heavy supply and weak. There
are few changes reported in fresh fruits.
Grapes ase firm. Berries are dull. Apples
In good demand. Some fancy grades of
peaches are offered. Blackberries. drop
ping out The butter market Ii overlooked
and all descriptions are weak. Eggs are
vsry dull at quotations. Cheese Is steady.
The pultry market Is dull, with prices
lower. Game Is very scarce and higher.
Closing: wheat--Inactive: May, 94Isc.
Barley-Firmer: December, s4,Sc; May,
GAe.
Corn--sL27i.
Bran-si5to per ton.
rRxAnsrurrs AND aaArsa
Flour Family extras. "a. i0Gf3 Is: bakers
extras. sSG3 10; snperfine. S29s2x3.
Wheat-spot quotations for actual wheat
ere still recognized a. governing figures.
In The call board, May wheat has declined
D per GENITAL In twenty-four hours. For
shipping purposes, wheat. soOts2i4c for
fair 20 choice quality; milling wheat,
ssasTtsc: Walla Wslia wheat. 5as16t4c
~ Jar average, ns Hf@S ia LOT NO. = anu
tsl6oc for Off grades.
barlsy-Trade continues slack, while
offerings are fairly FREE. Feed. fair 10
good, s5GT sse; choice. 7ss.1Soc; brewing.
Ugsshe
Uals-Ihe market Is still against sellers
Milling. $Lo7i kgsLi2ts; surprise, sLo7i1
Nlf2is; fancy feed. $io2tsefi.07ls.
sood 10 choice 92ise0fsi; poor 10 fair, soes
f1c. red. sl6sLo7ia gray. 9oe0si.
Produce receipts~-Flour. sacks, ri. 1s3;
sa~at centsis. 81. I22: barley, centais.
~; cats. eentals, 275; corn. centals.
~. beans. sacks. 2,6T2, potatoes. sacks
All; onions, sacks, sss. bran, sacks. GO.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-ou sight, New York. rer 500.
y. Telegraph, New YORK. per
boo tese.
Silver hars-Per ounce sSss 163,sc.
Mexican dollars, a2ysSsSsc.
MINING STOCKS
Ats. g, Alpha Consolidated. 10. Andes.
=; Relehsp. So; Belle Isle. :; Best 4
bseaer i35 Rode Consolidated. TO-
Bullion, SIS Rulwer Consolidated. L:
tseaons ~ Challenge Consott-
sated. -. Chollar, 70. Confidence.
y; Consolidated California & Virgins.
-. Consolidated Imperial. >; Crown
iaini, -. Gould & Curry, 81; Hale &
saseress. =. Justice, 70, heutaek Con-
sosdased. &, Mexican. l2o; Mt Dsssio,
y, ophir. si0. OveFmsa. - Potosi. -.
Savage 6s. Sierra Nevada, IS; Union Con-
salldated. t6; Utah Consolidated, 4, lss-
os Jacket "a
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
TEE BOARD OF TRADE


CHICAGO, Oct 25-Ths board Of trade
markets ere very dull today. with the en-
canton of oats. That market weat up
and then. under heavy selling for Irwin,
pl;t.bugr, declined rapidly. sallying later
ON when covered by shorts, and closed bui
as lower for May. December wheat
closed &C lower; May corn ise, and pro-
visions slightly higher for pork. Business
in wheat today Was very dn4. aud sub
fe,t Of genera complaint The discouraS-
inx cable news and the heavY receipts in
,hs Northwest were sufficiently bsarish to
keen prices under Yesterdays closing
values The expectation Of . cold wave
and the talk Of drought IN The winter
xhsnt bali prevented = marked decline.
The DAYS fluctuations we're nAsros. sac
being the highest price realized for
December. and Asa.e the losest,
with sue the trading hgnre at the
close. Corn wss dull. and for the most
mart inclined "a drop It's weakness Vas
not very pronounced. hosevrF. There
wns some lnqaigy for round lots for ship
rnsat anA at least ioo.ooa bushels we're
taken Comparative nFmness Sss ina
,,artsa in the latter pAFs 81 the session ~
some having shleh sas Feportsd 10 ss COW
ertnr OF shorts for ire account q fae rats
burg snAn whose selling cut Of long oats
wss the feature og ihe latter market Re-
CENT. we're IL ears; estimates toT tenor
rsw are Y6a. Iiverweoa aaTices sal stocks
~ American ezra we-v exhausted May
op<nea ana closed 81 s4a..s, "a destinations
pesnx bstween 49, aEa s9se- ao&sys
.ession IN tie OF market was active sad
/. large amount of ssus changed hands
There wAs los 81 .elgias for q. ". Iexin,
. Pitt~hgrx p}aaxsr. Ts j. saia that
.ho.t g. 30 O. zoo easAe3s
al cats wera disposed o. ca als account,
prineipasgy tAreagh MeFhsrsen. Harry
p.vssr aud The bartlett Fraser Company.
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rHr sxocx xxcMAsox

Srw YoRx. Oct sA.-Allheugh the tran
sseisoas on the stock Exchange tedsy
ssse tribe larger than yesterday the
taslng was duIt aud unintegssting. except
IN The zeal stocks which were unusually
Active and heavy. owing 10 alleged friction
sneng the several companies aud reported
eFesRgo9uetloa. This led 10 brisk selling
ssFias the morning which resulted IA
esc.aas of s per cent in Delaware & had-
sen. and / IN Reading. On the announce
nsas u the advance ia prices scheduled
y shs saies agents. a recovery 81 :. IN
hta3lng VAS made. in she later dealings
sss BEARS rsIurned 20 the attack. pass'ng
ses TIE claim that the output is restricted.
sas taat rates slll Re advanced. General
safsss eeensd fairly arm. bat the shoFs
aassssst, taxing advantage Of the arprss-
Sea "A The coa,srs sold down the seaatas
saAFss ana some Of the speeialties as sell,
sA@ssag decline which was net eascked
eRssa nesFiy neon. losses ranging from =
After midday speculation became
.FEast In tone. ana The tendency sxesps
: les instances. wss upward 10 tie
s.ess, when a recovery OF = 10 Ia had
s~Sa recorded In she lnsl dealings some
stocks fell % small traction, eas tie
aasFa teae Of speculation VAS hrmsE al
@s esoss. Compared eth yesterday
a figures. prices are in tAe naia lover.
~s mere important declines being; Ne~
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SAS JUAN ISLANDS 900 STEAMER LYDIA
- TA1N ps0&, carrying Jstte1 states mai.
caves ctr nse&. fnos q Askn street.. Noz1ay.
" raaeszav sn4 FFAasyAf4s H. for Furt Tswns-
saa. ssa 5aKn Eslsa@s asa Ssw AEAseNa
soxTw AouSn. TTax cA&n saExa SOUND
IL ~@.sxae &c sE L. y. AAsaeozn 80 ar
IL Pr Tswn.9 80 ar - E8eAe H'r-..1 - am
j y Frsfay asr-Ef = ar " fvs1zy a'F. l3.C n
t,w ESess II 20 So ~ 81 Towns 4 SZs3pEa
AN a .Sozz - Rz Az ss&ssss rs 30
! z Tksu psaa. Aansx4ax owasE j. A. Hat
Gs.9. AxsA- Fasas a.
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WEsr COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
STEAMER FARAIInN.

STEAMER FARALLOS
Dispatches steamer for san Francisco Oct
j.. Nov. j. Now 10, Dee. 5. and every i5 days
thereafter
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets aud freight rates can be obtained By
applying 10 J. g. CARROLL, Agent
Onion dock, foot OF Union street, seattle.
Telephone 81.