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Ex-United States Senator Edmunds was
recently asked in New Orleans if he
thought the tariff would break the solid
South. aud he answered; 81 don't see any
Immediate prospect of il doing SO. Ii
naturally ought to. but practically see
no prospect of IL doing so for several years
at best" That Is about the situation,
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NOTICE TO TEE rUsLIc.

The public 10 hereby warned not TO pay
SHy money 70 parties representing 70 b
agents Of the Seattle Posr-isrEILrsEscEs
except the following. who are the only
authorized travelling agents Of the fosr-
lsrgIIrsSncRR, viz: J. A. Mcclellan, 7.
4. Davies. and J. I. Hswiey. This doesno.
ss1iy to resident agents Of this paper who
ere located In various cities and towns OF
the Northwest, nor to postnsstsrs. who
ere In all cases authorized TO take sabscrip-
t.cns for the DAILY, Sunday and Weekly
posr-IsrgrIforscxa
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soss o. y per cent on the Sav. Th~
ofsasef shares show declines on the dsv
=. - 10 burlington, and ;<Glx In the rest
=. zoe group London ia. = buyer OF s.
raai In the early trading The charges in
.ne rest OF the list, compared with ys..er-
cay are generally slight. The bond ruarkes
vas larry nrm, bus became easier in the
aitssncon- In the late dealings. ho~evs-
.nsfs ~ rally In the more active issues.
: Ne sales OF the DAP we're s775, sn
Government bonds-rirmsr.
State bonds-Duil.
Railroad bonds-Eassey.
fsfrcienm-Stsady; October options.
CLOSED. s25<c.
FINANCIAL
Aoney-on call, closed az 1 per can't
nms mercantile paper, 3G5 per eent.
c.sfing excaange, FIRM, with actual bush
nsss IN oanksrs' bills a. ~ ss5sss4 s6sx for
demand, and 81 s51<a4 s3ss ior 90 DAYS.
posted rates. $As1G4s75S. commercial
oiils. A.s4lsE94s47<.
SILVER certificates. e35Sc bid.
BANK cIKAzr.es.
The following table. compiled By Brad
arssfs shows she total clearances Al the
principal cities and the percentage of in
crease or decrease - compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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NEW YORK Krs.

Nrs Iosk. Sept. ss-The stock market
Irregular today. the general tendency
sing downward untu late in the after
soon, when shares had reached about The
.ssess level Then q good buying move
1sni set u. which brought about recox.
W In uest Of the issues traded in. sna
'esae shares advanced on the day. Sugar
va Chicago Gas we're the speculative
~asares. tie tiFst named being by Tar the
Gess prominent IN the TRANSACTIONS NJ
'ae opening sugar recetei = sad qasekiy
sasanes6 u, bat during the morning Q
ofsak o. - per cent Was effected. During
sas early afternoon rallies and reactions
ssiosed in Succession. bot IL VAS not 1asii
Aser clock that well deemed advance
w u as purchases ~ large blocks ct ne
s-0Sk, and last before sae close VI wss
ssasaed. being gain of "a from The ias
sesai Of she morning. and the net improFY
Nssf MAS :. Sugar preferred fell on Ia
- recovered :. per cent 90 sesa Chiesss
a. FoSe in ths early dealings. eus on
sesssrn selling. supplemented ~ thas o.
- soeAl traders. hresx II "a sas
ass before noon. Darng the afternoon
a&fsasl Fseevsry took place, leaving .
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CHICAGO MAKKKrs


rHr soAED or Trade
CHICAGO. Sept 2s--Wheat started weak
a. aoont ssc below the closing price Of he
previous day and continued 70 rule dull
Tor an boar, when there vas "a increase in
acavity, accompanied By rather Eruasr
fsesing- Chicago receipts today, .s.z99.
and shipments. ,2s.- The primary mar
kes receipts. including those at Kansas
City. amount TO SO, COO bushels. Export
clsarsnees Of wheat sf principal Atlantic
ports amounted to Q total of SIS. 90 bush.
els Foreign markets except Berlin were
generally weak and lower 81 the opening.
Decsmber opened here at 53t.c as against
os1se at the close Of the market yesterday.
Ii did not get below that price or above
53ssc all forenoon. The closing cable
grams showed no change since the open
ing. The price here worried down around
a5.c near the middle of the day and .
scratch sale was made az 5Sc. closing at
a5lxc for December. Corn vas weak at the
opening. and became weaker IS the session
progressed up to about II o'clock In that
time ! cent per bushel had been knocked
on the value At the close on the precedin z
day. The very first transaction shook the
price down ~. The opening. trades in
May being at . range OF 49ss9495sc COM
pared wife SOC closing day previous 1t
ruled firm for . while and reacted TO 59;Sc.
but shortly after l. o'clock it vas at 40
There Vas another reaction which carried
the price mp again to 49lzc. but every body
seemed TO have corn for sale at zsilc. The
market was weak AZ the close, finishing at
4s54c for May. A good business was done
In oats. Orders were plenty and sellers
offered still moro freely. Darlington
Hanna disposed Of considerable stock.
Bartiett-Frassr. Zerg and Lindman were
good buyers. Other trade was principally
scattered. May opened S4is@S4l4c TO
SssSc; sold MP to $3.50 and back to 33i.c.
closing at ss9sL. Provisions did better
for holders today. The receipts were
only 1900 and 1900 are looked for to-
morrow. Armour & Co. were credited
with buying a good deal during the ses-
sion, and the Angio-American Packing
Company we're more favorably inclined
towards the market than for some days.
Pork opened at an advance of SC and rose
20c more, reacted trifie, and closed at a
net gain of 2es1c. Lard At the close showed
an improvement OF l0c, and ribs made q
similar gain.
Closing: Wheat - septembs 50sxc;
December. 53%c: May. 544@3issc.
Corn-Ssptember, 4Sc, October, 45i+c;
Dace mber. 46skc.
Oats-Septembe and October 27l1@
27ssc: November, 2s11c; Nav, s3Ic.
Pork-September aud October, $I3. 40;
January. <i322h.
Lard-September and October, $3.50;
January. $40.
Ribs-September and October, s7.s2a;
January, s6.77f.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts. 16. 600 head; official yes
terday. i9.o43. shipments, s,sSs; Jeff
over. about $500; quality, not 80 good;
market. active and nrm; packing. good
average Sc higher; others. steady.
Cattle Receipts. 5000 head; market,
quiet; prices, unchanged.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 10000 head: market,
dull good grades. steady; common, SO loo
lnxar
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Waseo took the State Of Wash
inEton's rua 10 Whascom last night
Steamer sksgit Chief Is bringing over
large quantities of Hour sad feed from
Tacoma 10 this port
The Resale took sboat 90 Indian hon
psckers. lately returned from the hop
nelds. back 10 Victoria last night.
Steamer Utopia lssf Central wharf yes
serdsY afternoon With about seventy tons
Of general merchandise for Vancouver.
Steamer Sehoms took an wooa YESTERDAY
morning and left foF kyerett. where she
viii take an excursion from thss Place 10
Iscoma today.
.Frrl; shipments 70 Yietori. from this
port are FIRST class. the native frnis being
in great demand. Tae Roszile Is carrying
most Of the frult.
Steamer Fsrallon arrived from San
Francisco At % yesterday afternoon xfsh
80 toas Of TsnerAl freight and the saIlo~-
inx passengers for this port: Mrs A. Ne
Csasland. Mrs. Dshonsy, Mrs. III. Z
Miller. A. Eeerle. ]. y. kaapp. Il. gus-
sell, N Ford. George Il. hoop and xsf.
The steamer lsft Ia the afternoon a. S. ~
far Tacoma. and VIII he pat On TIA dry
dock at that place soeay 10 have a urs
sheet pax ca aaa 70 receive oos, Of pain. {.
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TIE sfATk OF TRADE
sas fasscIsco, Sept. 2s.-The demand
fr vegetables was poor today. Prices
vee generally steady. Lima beans adj
ssacsd. Sweets potatoes lower. Salinas
bsfbanks firm. Onions steady. In fresh
haiis apples are in good demand. Lines
rs higher. Plums arrived in quantity
Asin. Grapes plentiful and weak.
fssches easier. The butter market is
sasisr for fresh grades. with = falling of
b the demand. Eggs OF good quality are
tfm In poultry. prices begin TO harden
aad weak
Closing: whest--steady; December.
harley Steady; December. so,lc.
Corn--$i.3o.
Dsan-si4 per ton.
nREspsruFFs AND aRAfsa
Flour Family extras, - a5Gt3s5; bak-
es' extras. S. i5t93.25; supernne. t235@
80.
Wheat-The foreign outlook Is anything
a1s sncourasing. and shippers are not in
nined 20 take too many chances. T71set
SIC for No. 1 shipping grades, with So
% choice; milling wheat s2ts9s7aSc;
Nasa Naila. 65i4e for fair average, IS
csc for No. 2. aud 400f50c for of grade.
Barlsy--Oiierings of ieed continue In ex-
esss 81 the demand. Feed. fair TO good.
sa'es.e; choice. TTts@7sssc. brewing. 80
es.c
uass-Receipts come 20 hand freely
f'a'a ali directions. Milling. siia@i.i5;
safprise. 81 isssetLlTla. fancy feed. sLooee
Asp, good TO choice. eoeHt$i. o2is, poor 10
~, NsEs2ssc. uiRck, 81 tics; red. &c
sslie. gray, 3lcWL
Produce receipIs-Flour. SACKS. l. So /;
eFss0f, 43i5; wheat centass, 1850;
e'vgoa. 8 100; barley, centals, a,Sso; Ore
spa, %; oats. ceatRls. As; Oregon. 2. 1as;
sssns, sacks, :, aal; potatoes, sacks. AL :
oregon. ISIS.
prafts-on sight New York. per 500.
..se Sterling bslis-siKty day bank.
k@1
Saver hars-Per ounce. GsS 963,se;
AsIlean dollars. aSesSS1se-
MINING STOCKS
Alta. ~; belle Isle. 6: ReIcher. ae;
<ss & Reicher. iT0: BoSis Consolidated.
~; balSsr. Il: Chclgar. 20; Consos-
stated California & Virginia. So: Crown
fesaL 81, Eureka Con, Is: Gould
Curry. rs; Hals 4 Norcross. -; Mexi-
ssh. l1s Mono, IS: Mount Diablo, 10;
sfaif. soo; Pososi. sd: Savage. -; Sierra
;sssaas lo, Ualoa Consolidated, "a,
lab. 10; Yellow Jacket. ITO; Andes. -:
s@hen. -, Caledonia. -; Challenge
seaseliisted. IS: Consolidated lmperisi.
: Asntnex, y; justice. rs Occidental, II !.
1ssrman. IS, seq. BslcheF. -; Scorpion, q;
@sfaA Coasoii dated, Is: Confidence. iSo
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRr GAnBLE. SEPT 2s.-fspecIal. l.
Arrivcd-Sch Fred Z. Sander, Capt Roos.
twentv-six days from Newport Sailed
Sch Huenemc, Capt. Carlson, for San
Pedro.
Posr TOWNSEND, Sept. 27.-fSpecial. T.
saiied-Bktn klickitas. from Port Gamble
for Honolulu. sh Ivanhoe, from Seattle
for San Francisco: str Chilcat, from Puget
sound ports for Southeastern Alaska: blk
Oregon, from Nanaimo for San Francisco
Arrived-Str Farallon. from san Francisco
for Puget sound ports; sh John A. Briggs.
from San Pedro st Nanaimo: Br bk Royal
Tar. from Honolulu via Royal Roads at
bourne. In Ciailam bay, weather bound
from Tacoma for san Francisco.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Sept. 2s-fSpecial- T.
Arrived-Bktu Willie Hume. from San
Francisco Tor Tacoma; blk Sea King, from
san Francisco. az Nanaimo; Sin India,
from San Francisco, at Nanaimo; TX
Mercury. from San Francisco for Port
Blakeey.
SAN FRASCTsco. Sept 2s--The schooner
Moonlight, from Seattle tor Honolulu
with q cargo of coal and lumber. has ar
rived here for repairs. In a gale of Cape
Flattery she sprung leak. The steamer
ketek reached port todav from peiro-
paulovsky, bringing y, 600 seal skins. Ar
rived State of California, from Portland
and Astoria. Cleared-Sh Louie Walsh
for Nanaimo. Departed-Arago, for Coos
bay; schr tiotama. tor Coos bav. Frelghts
aud eharters-Am sehr Sadie. lumber
from Fraser river, b. G., TO San Francisco
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Lospos, Sept. 2s-Bar silver, 2s1<d.
Consols, i0iTs. Bank OF England dis
count rate, 2 per cent
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2s-Close: Wheat
Dull; demand, poor; No. 2, red, winter.
Is I'D; No. 2. red, spring. - sd.
Corn-Dull. demand. poor; new mixed.
spot. Is Cd; futures. demand. poor: Sep
tember. dull. Is Cd; October, steady, 4,
SD: November. steady, Is Sd
Fiour-Dull: demand, poor; ST. Louis
fancy, winter. So 81.
Hops-At London Pacific coastl steady ;
demand, moderate; new crop, e. l0sa
a. l5s
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- = points n~s decline: September. $3.50
g lsss: Deeerahsr, sf2ia Spot coffee
Rio, duI; No. :. I5sse.
MKTa1A
Pig fron-Ste.dy-
Copner-Sssadv: Lake. 81 s54a %
Lesd-Qsies. domessie. $s-l.t>95.n
In Barely steady: Straits $3.50
l5s5s plates. quiet
spelter-Easser: domestic, $s475S@3A
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TESTiM ONiAlSs

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formuls Of LuBIS's CARLO
LIKED TOOTH POWDER and ind
that Ii contains nothing that can in
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nse will help 20 prevent the forma-
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Tss asS seattle casy nassessfy q 500 In press
Ar see ssxazx saa3s easzxs "A sAess hcs4-
peso loeAssaa &C Is.sne Ct Residence STAGE Gales.
ca b TIE snuEaefs1aF esa s&ye TIE esrseessaa
szssse - eok1ts2zg - zazi e. otkxrsAss Pogxs
ss4Et.s paEscsSsy CSzE&zy. - Esxw.l szI2s-
80. S4a.
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~ vary fair yesterday and several ship
psnss uers made TO Victoria and other
mtish Columbia points. Sales OF fresh
tsits we're fairly large, but not mp to ex-
yscss:ions. The cloudy, threatening
Weather Of the past few days caused q fall
~ Cd In the demand for watermeIons and
Supplies were NOT near so liberal. Sales
vsrs very slow at reduced rates. There
~ few nutmeg melons on the market,
aut they are dull. Fancy peaches are not
sssy plentiful and dealers are holding for
Ali figures. The demand 10 fair. Plums
~ in good supply. and the inquiry is
xodsrsts. Bartlett pears are moving of
hiry we'll at The quoted rates. The
shoics varieties OF apples are selling az
rssdy figures. but supplies of medium
cock are still excessive. Grapes are Ia
hxs supply, three car loads of concords
hom the East having arrived yesterday.
nd prices are held steady. Sales are ex-
tnsive.
The dried fruit market remains I'M
hanged. Receipts continue rather light,
las supplies on hand arc more than ample
% meet all trade requirements.
Dairy produce is selling steadily at the
ssaae figures rs prevailed yesterday. But
". however. Is shade easier.
The local wheat market IL In q very I'M
satisfactory state, the inquiry for ship
nsnts being light and values weaker and
khding downward.
Movement in rchandise lines Was
biz, with prices firm.
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IA coxA, Sept. 2S-Fspeciai. The
collier San Benito arrived today, and
began TO load coal for san Francisco.
The schooner Wiliism r. Coleman will
sail tomorrow from the Tacoma mills for
San Pedro.
The harkentlne Willie r. Hume has
been chartered 10 load lumber for sydney.
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trade AND SHIPPING.

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EoTxL nfLIER

EorxL nrLLEs
} Reynolds. Tacoma Friday, r seattle
L A Harrison, do n Ssatth, Makllieo
y bogsAa' 90 90 as. Esf F,i Loe s1go
Z II wslfefs, Oregon r Hancock. Coupsviie
Mrs sFsr0wn, Dangeness Ms lsnaea3 c. DO
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; Place ", spokane Ms Place, spek,ns
& Place. DO : Bailey, ka3so, &
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: flint & w, san FFaa 90 Gameg0a, spokane
) u BFs. spokane lse kTa1s. Iaco1a
JHSeso1rF, Prost1enee y 3 Hsnson. san Fras
= " Barncs. Portland g Isttsl, %
MssICsrAANEa. usonelgy y - Isl Ess e mon City
J II aAtes&s Pr 0ansle = E&by. seattle
TAoarsoa, Atea.0 = 0lsea "a. Iowa
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: Fa&lps, FoTflssd solsy. spoxAas
Horr1 SoxTaEzs
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland, Sept. 2s.-Wheat-valle
NC; Wslla WaIia. 63ls@65c.
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THE CALVERT CO.,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ssass.n asd Puai.n 71o Fro
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-10-15
Incidents Of the Day.

DR. Hancker gave an enjoyable dance
for the more rational patients at the
Delaware State Hospital at Farnhurst
on Saturday evening Musician Dennis
led the orchestra.
Combination car No. 1927, of the
Pennsylvania railroad. has been over
hauled and polished up and, looking like
a new day coach, 1t was brought out
from the Wilmington shops yesterday
and placed on the New Castle train for
the winter.
Station Agent w H. Cramer, OF Farm
hurst on Saturday night received fine
present OF tub Of choice oysters from
his old home at Oxford, Md
IL Is said that Dobbinsville has more
stores and saloons than any other suburb
OF its size along the river
One month from to day the New Castle
County Sunday School Convention will
sit here In annual session.
The reception committee, consisting Of
Alexander B, Cooper, Jonn l. Boyle, John
B. Manlove, Lewis E Eliason. David
Mccoy, William Hunter and Hiram r
Borie, for the entertainment of oil the
Democratic candidates at the Opera
House on Thursday night, has issued
pretty cards of invitation to the reception
TO prominent New Castle countians
Rev f. NJ Munson, recently called to
become the rector of Emmanuel Church,
has also received a call to Christ Church,
Dover Neither invitation has been &C
cepted as yet
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Schedule of Meetings at which Tariff
Reform and Economic State Adminis-
tratlon VIII BE Advocated.

Schedule of Meetings at which Tariff
Reform and Economic State Admlnis-
tration VIII BE Advocated.
October 16 Reception to Ambassador
BAyard at the Opera House
October 17--Opera House, Hon. w. U.
Hensel, attorney general of Psnnsyl-
vania.
October 10, Hockessin-L Irving
Handy, Peter L. Cooper, Victor B.
Wooliey.
October 30. Academy Of Music, Will
miogton. Senator James Lindsey Gordon,
OF New York.
October %, Delaware City-Senator
Gray, L. Irving Handy, I. Bayard
Heisel
October a. Eewark-senator Cray,
Willard Salisbury. Jr.
0stober 80 Blackbird-L. Irving
Handy, John W. Gray I Bayard Heisel.
Octo or 49, Townsend-John Biggs, j.
Harvey Whiteman, Peter L. Cooper,
Branch H. Giles.
October 81 -Christiena. Willard Sauls.
bury, Jr., William 7. Lyman.
November B. Observation-Disclosures Gray
and Lewis Q. Vandegrift
Nov 3, Newark Irving Handy and
John Beggs.
This schedule is subject to addition.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-10-15
THE GAS WAS TURNED ON
And Two Sussex County Men Narrowly
Eaeaped Death by Asnhs xIalion

And Two Sussex County Men Narrowly
Escaped Death by Asphs xiatton
William w. Jones and e. I. Coleman,
who live in Sussex county, came to Viii.
mington Saturday as the guests Of Con-
ductor James d. Phillips, of the
p, w. q B. r r., who lives
at No 215 Walnut street. Saturday
night about II o'clock they retired TO
rest, and after preparing for sleep, turned
of the gas. The valve used in shutting
off the gas had worked loose, and after
turning it off, turned it partly on again,
allowing the deadly fluid to escape
Il. About o'clock yesterday morning Mr.
Phillips, hearing peculiar noise in the
room occupied by his guests, requested
his wife to rap on their door ana see if
any thing was the matter She did so,
but receiving 10 answer the door was
forced, and the two men were found
lying seemingly dead They were al
once removed TO another room where DIR.
Spruancs, who had been summoned,
resuscitated them after considerable
hard work To-day they seemed mons
the worse from their narrow escape from
death