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The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

Like ship without rudder is man
or woman without health and the
necessary strength to perform the or
dinary duties Of life. When the appe-
tite fails, when debility, and disordered
condition Of stomach. liver, kidney. and
bowel .assail; l;you. take Ayers Sarsap-
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

More than four-fifths of the mur-
ders in the United States last year
were by men who had no regular o.
cupation.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

ID. F. Mackay came in from Ekalaka
last evening on a BUSH uess trip to the
city.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

William Kelly is constructing brick
residence On his Tongue river ranch just
adjoining the cemetary.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

Mrs. J. j. Coleman is in the city from
Butte visiting her sister Mrs. w. f..
Savage.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

Reported for the YELLOWSTONE JOUR-
NAL daily by Rosenbaum Bros a. Co.
Union Stock yards Chicago:
SALES To-Day.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

The game Nv expired yesterday and
the small game will no doubt be in q
hard plight for the next 10 days.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

Men show their character in moth
ing more surely than In what they
think laughable e-Goethe.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16
THE DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CITY. MONTANA
LOCAL ITEMS.

p. G. Cohen arrived in the city this
morning from Butte.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

ID. +. Conhaim arrived in the city last
evening from st. Paul.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

Lemp's celebrated lager beer at Bul
lard's.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

Merely Asked For Forms Sake.
Borer-Good morning. l hope you arc
not busy today?
Mr.. Busyman-I am-very. Why?
Borer-Because I'm going to take up
three or four hours of your time.-Chi.
sago Record.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

A Coed - . lRf1o.
'How did you oons 70 ~ yuaf ~
0nnt IN that duel 6 HaEidT
ssXxied . miss hlm.s-Ha1lo
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-16

Mrs. F1yhigh-Has any one called sincs
I have been out?
Betty-Yes, ma am; but they were peo-
pie you didn't know, I'm sure.
"How could you be sure?''
Betty-They didn't present any bills.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24
Rrier Tacoma Naua.

TACOMA. Oct. Especial. Licenses to
wed were granted today as follows: David
w. higgins aud Alice Smell, George w.
White and Flora Mcdonald.
Prof Joseph ~. Taylor. of the state
university, viii deliver q course of five
lectures on astronomy before the Tacoma
Academy of Science, beginning next Mon
dav evening.
The Western Transit Company has noti-
fed all Western agents that shipments of
canned salmon, routed via Duluth and
Western Transit Company. should reach
Duluth not later than November 10.
The Pacific Lounge and Mattress Fac
tory was damaged SIS by fire this morning
Judge Pritchard censured the Ledger this
morning for MISREPRESENTATION of facts in
regard 10 the Morniag Union receivership.
United States Shipping Commissioner
]. L. Eshelman has appointed Capt. John
Barneson, a member of the Port Towns
end council. deputy commissioner at Port
Townsend.
Two new members of the school board
will be elected November 5.
The supreme court affirmed the decision
of the superior court today in the case OF
George ii. Hart VS.. Niagara Fire Insur-
ance Company. The fire losses which
this company and others wilt have n pay
aggregate 1900.
Alfred A. Fariand will give banjo re-
cital October % for the benefit of the Ta-
coma public library.
The Tacoma Light and Water Company
today served City Attorney Wickersham
with q copy of their reply TO the 81 ,o00, 900
suit brought against them by the city.
The answer Is general denial of all the
allegations made by the city attorneys
A prisoner in the county jail named
Gahan made desperate assault on Jailsr
Duval last night Night Jailer Leonard
found Gahan in the corridors, breaking
dishes and furniture, and hastily sum-
moned Jailer DuvaI. AS soon rs Mr.. Du-
val entered the corridors Gahan made a
rush and tried to oyerpower him. II was
nearly half an hour before he could be
brought INTO subjecton. and it was only
after he had been handcuHed that it was
safe TO leave him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24
MARINE NEWS.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Oct 23-TSpeciai. -
Arrived-Sh &. +. Sergeant. from San
Francisco. at Nanaimo; sh Dashing Wave,
from San Francisco. at Tacoma; Blk Rufus
+. Wood. from San Francisco. at Ma
naimo; Br str Tacoma. from Yokohama,
for Tacoma via Victoria. Sailed-Br sh
Clan Robertson, from Fraser river, for
London. laden with salmon.
HooUAIN. Oct. Especial. Capt.
Dettmar, of the steamer Cosmopolis, re-
ports having lost overheard a sailor,
William Brine, while adjusting signal
lights just outside of San Francisco bay
Thursday night. The wreck of the Nora
Harkins, which went ashore on Peter
sons point on the night of the 18th, was
sold Dy Lloyd's agent for S295 10 Albert H.
Kuhn. Arrived-From San Francisco, str
Cosmopolis.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 23-Arrived-
Faralion, from Ciallam bay; schr w. l..
Beebe. from Port Blakeley; City of Puebla.
from Victoria and Port Townsend !;
Mineola, from Tacoma. Cleared Mont
serrat, for Nanaimo; sh kentmere, for
Portland. Departed-Bktn J. NJ. Grit
tiths. for Port Hadloek; Arcata, for Coos
bay. Freights and charters-Br sh Fiery
Cross, wheat. from Portland To United
Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or Dunkirk;
Am str Oriental. coal. from Departure
bay to San Francisco; Ger blk Senta, on
Fraser river, salmon, thence TO Liverpool
or London
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24

Steamer Mabel is doing large business
on the SnohoFnlsh river run.
Steamer Ro.aIle took out seventy tons
of merchandise from this port 20 Victor .
last night
Steamer Willamette cleared yesterday
With 9, 80 tons of Franklin and Newcastle
cosl for san Francisco.
Steamer WaiiA Waila will sal for San
Francisco tomoTrow morning 81 O'Clock,
and the Umatilla will arrive.
Steamer Fairhhven brought over $50
keys of nails from the Everett Nall WORKS
10 schwabachsr's wharf yesterday.
steamer Muuroe will carry al excursion
from Conpsviils TO Everett today TO Wit
mess the launching Of the whaiebaek
steamer.
ship Columbia reported yesterday 10
load HlRek Diamond coal for saa Fran
cisco. She made the trip ap IN nine days.
which tie captain reports EnevensfuL
Following storm signal vas re selved
xssserdav. Hoist information signal a. IA
a m. Severs storm off the Washington
coast, where southwest gales I'll oeeas to-
day.
steamer Muttnonlah broke the strap on
her psifnan. also heg cranx pin, about 10
ofoioek YESTERDAY Of Point Defiance. BE-
tween OLYMPIA aud Iacoms, ana the
steamer came thFoaKa 20 tEls city with
one engine. Her run vas taken py the
CITY Of Aberdeen. sac siA resume run
N&ug today.
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TACOMA MARINE NEWS.

TACOMA, Oct. 23.-fSpeciai. THE British
ship Androsa has completed her load of
200 tons of grain tor the United Kingdom
In the remarkably short time of three and
one-half days. The cost of loading was %
cents per ton. The Androsa enjoys the
distinction Of being the first ship 10 be
loaded at % cents per ton, and alse of hay-
ing received the quickest dispatch of any
ship this season. Capt Lockhart is being
congratulated by his fellow shipmasters
and others interested in the shipping of
this port. The cargo was loaded by the
Cooperative Steyedoring Company.
The bark Gatherer arrived today and
will load coal for San Francisco.
The British ship Ration Hall will take
the berth at Elevator A vacated by the
ship Androsa-
The steamer Des Moines will make
change in her time Monday. leaving Ia
coma ii a. m. and 5 As p. m. for Gig Har-
Dor.
The steamer Sehoms win take q whale
back launching excursion from here TO
Everett tomorrow at a. N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24
NEw HoRk MARKETS

NV YoRx. Oct - This Vas one Of the
dullest days on record On tie stock ex-
change, for futl days business the trans
actions EEgregatlRg oaly e. GO shares
18th the exception Of some small selling
Ia -. Paul and Louisville & Nashville.
aud very moderate buying Ia Northern
Pacl0c preferred toF the London account.
The market Was lsis entirely IN the hMnds
Of the Fooaa traders and wAs As unimport-
ant and unlnse1ssfsng IS IL wAs dail. The
commission houses have bsen couspislninr
for months past q lack Of orders. bat
ssrsrgiine customers have cone along
occasionally. Today not & lamb was IA
s.ghs ia the pastures, and only handful
al snail bears and very sex ssuntsd bu!I.
were 10 e seen IA the rag. - il did rot
rsgasre tie police 20 prevent knock
cut. f0F tie nsatsas wAs indeed tame.
Tae movement q prices wAs sluggish and
srrsgalaE. >9gar vas n fair bnyanx de-
mana IA ias cary dealings. and rose per
cent, 10 sSts. sst sagEea O. aarlux sas
aftsFnoeH - ss. ihat be.ag the eieslag
aaessGea. s2saE preferred Leaf =. lie
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THE STATE or TRADE.

THE STATE OF TRADE.
SAN Francisco. Oct 23.-Wheat-Steady:
December. sslic; Nav, 97e.
Rarley-Easier; December. s6l1c; May,
e0ssc.
Corn-sl27Is.
Bran-si550 per ton.
HRFADsTUFFs AND GRAINS
Flour-Bakers' extras, s3@3lo: super
fine. x20[22S.
Whsat-Export trade shows fair head
way. and the wheat movement promises 10
be more active within the next few weeks
Good 60 choice shipping wheat. SOGS2I4c
though some holders decline TO sell choice
lots a. the higher figure. milling wheat.
s5es7lse; Walla Walla wheat. 75@ 76}Sc
for fair average, o54@12<c for No. =,
and 50dso0c for off grades.
Barey- business is not Of large proper
tons. bat there is a good undertone 10 the
market. Feed. fair To good. 7b9TT &c;
choice, Tss.6S0c; brewing. s5Gs75sc.
Oats-Deaiefs Will be satisfied for the
present with fairly steady custom At ruling
rates. Milling, SLo7k@LI2ls; surprise
sL0744Li2ls; fancy iced, L0231GLo7lk;
good 20 choice, s2ise9Si; poor To fair, s5tG
soc; blsek, sLloGL50: red, sl9LO71s;
gray, e0e@sL
Produce recepts-Flour. quarter sacks.
$50, Washington. SO; wheat, centais. :. 1873 !;
barley, centals, i,0s50: oats, Washington.
rs. beans. sacks. 1900; potatoes. sacks,
5,22L
FTSASc1AL
Drsns-on sight, New York. per sioa
Zoe. Telegraph, New YORK, per
sl0o, l23lc.
silver bars-Per ounce. e3i. s63s.c
Mexican dollars. 23.0s53c.
MINING srocKa
Alta, 20; Alpha Consolidated. u; Andes.
- gsrE
Beicher. Ks, Bodie Consolidated. 40:
Bullion, 81. Bglwer Consolidated. 10;
Caleaonis. Is; Challenge Consolidated, 81:
Cho,IaT. T3; Confidence, 80: Consolidated
California & Virginia. 500; Consolidated
Imperial. ?; Consolidated New YORK. {:
Crown Point IS; Exchegaer, s: Gould &
Curry, g.; Haze & >oreross. 81. Justice.
-, kensack Consolidated. = Mexican,
40; Nj pisblo, 10; Ophlr. SIS; OvermAn,
=: Fotosi. "A. Savage. %; Sierra Nevada,
-. Union Consolidated. IS: Utah Consoll-
dated. 9; Yellow Jacket. s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24

Deeds Recorded fn the Auditors once
HesterdRy.


Real estate transactions from January |,
1884, are 81, Is, ISs. There were filed for
record yesterday II deeds. the eonsiders-
lions sggregating SIS oS4 Following Is
the list as furnished by Osborne, Trempsr
Co. abstractors Of title. lilo Cherry
street. between Front and second:
J. Is. Clark 20 J. NJ. Wilson, LOT Il, block
2. Nagle's. $50
q. +. Way TO Tracy II. Robertson. lot s.
block III. lot 4, block -. Gilman Pack, 81.
John Smith 20 Andrew Peterson. four
acres in sell Of ne5., sec 3. 3. S. and
Others, 500.
G. J. snrchett 70 T. ]. Humes, lots 20 20
81, block so Rainier Beach, 81
I. u. Hinskley 20 ". Il. Hjnckiey. lot
/. block ?. Hinekley's supl 81.
A. A. Wright 10 J. I. o'Shes. lots Il and
Is, block % Pontias' 18th. $500
Amos Brown 20 Cyrus Walker. lot 7.
block Is. Boren & nenny's, 81.
5. I. MeElroy TO +. MeElroy. lot 9, block
5. Town OF Snoqualmie. $40
Nj. NJ. Miller ct al. 70 NJ. NJ. Miller 4
Sons. nws4 of SEA- OF sec 4. ., l. and
others, 81, 500.
t. A. Purdy 10 C. 4. Purdy. lot 5. sec
50. 81. 3, $500
L. Z. Thompson 70 Mutual Loan and
Building Association. lot ., block Z.
Burke's "a, $500.
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There was q fair movement OF trade in
the local produce market yesterday. but
values generally were not different from
the ruling rates of the preceding day. Re-
eespfs Of the day were heavier than the
usu al average, but the demands of the
retail trade being more extensive than for
several days past. the excess was not so
noticeable. Dealers are com planning of the
liberal shipments of inferior stock which
are now coming to hand. This stock is
very difficult TO dispose of. and only serves
to seaken values on the better grades.
In fresh fruits the inquiry Is only fair.
The demand has 10 far declined that deal
ers are overcrowded with supplies.
Peaches are very scarce. and sell almost
1t the buyers valuation. Choice pears are
scarce, and are held firmly at full figares.
Other varieties of pears are abundant. but
sales are slow and prices easy. Quinces
are abundant and cheap. Fine apples
make an attractive display, and are firmly
held. Supplies of grapes are liberal. but
choice fruit meets with good inquiry,
and prices are well sustained.
Dairy products are selling we'll, but the
only comm odity on which values are firm
seggs. Creamery butter is rather dull,
and prices are ensier. Cheese is steady,
sish fair inquiry. Poultry is quiet, with
heavy supplies.
The wheat market Is slightly firmsr In
prices. but trade continues duh.
Groceries and provisions moved off well
yesterday. and sugar declined u of cent
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CHICAGO aaRkErs.


CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-After dull aud weak
session, due TO combination Of bearish
Influences, the wheat market woke I'D at
the finish and. after \ vigorous covering
hy the shorts, closed &c higher for Deem
Der. May corn and May oats closed Tn.
changed. and provisions at slight declines
Heavy receipts IN the Northwest today
and heavy Accommodations OF coantry ele-
vator stocks in that part OF the country
during the last week we're the chief tnfu-
enees in wheat al the opening. The mar
kes dropped &c Of its previous value as
soon IS trading commenced. Shorts, who
had been waiting for some bear neRs To
cover on, had IN that an opportunity 10
DO so. for the local sesirers commenced
to sell ct from 5z1zc to 59ssc for
December. and from 56rks 90 579sc
Tor Nav. Bat with wheat tos ste at those
prices the price reacted 20 tks highest
pssee previously paid. December, which
closed Yesterday a. 525sc. opened a. 5zSsc.
IL stood al 5@sse fer long tine, with an
occasional dip Of i-l6c belaw that. and
when Bradstgeets' Visible cane il sold for
few racmsnts 81 521<e. DsceEl her
touched 52gSc about hail an Aoar from the
close. and al The flash vent to ssc. Corn,
Ia SYN patty with whsss, was weak at she
start aud during the GTsi hasi Of the ses-
ssoa, hns wAs IN good demand during the
latter bali May opened az 4esse, OF &C
helos its closing valas on the dAy bsfore.
IL remained dull selling at s-ssssc fer sec-
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Nottingham Bay News.

FATRHAvKx, Oct. Especial. The
steamer Delta arrived today TO 20 on the
island route TO Victoria
y. u. Jones, for several years q promi-
nent business man here, died yesterday
after an illness OF several weeks. lie con-
tracted mountain fever while looking at
mining property in the Cascades.
NJ. f. Downs. Roland q. Gsmweii and
ID. W. Felt will represent the Commercial
Club az the whaleback launching at
Everett tomorrow.
y. +. Cation entertained q good audience
with his Democratic faIiseies at Whatcom
last night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24
ENGLISH MARKETS.

LONDON. Oct. 23.-Bar silver. 90 Lied.
Consols. 1918. Bullion out of the Bank
of England, fl0l 900. Bank of England dis
count rate. per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2S-Wheat-Firm !:
demand. good; No. ? red, winter. is 3jsd !;
No. red, spring, As 6Izd.
Confirm; demand, good at A. 10Isd !;
futures. steady; demand, fair; October,
As l0d; November. Is I'D: December,
As 6i$d.
Flour Steady: demand. fair; st. Louis
fancy, winter. IS 30.
Hops - At London - Pacific coast.
demand. moderate; new crop, e. l0sG
e lbs
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The bark Oakland, which left Central
wharf last month with a large cargo of
freight for =. J. King aud J. J. MoCandlass
for Honolulu. arrived on October 7. after
a pleasant voyage Of twenty-f0ur days.
The trip was uneventful. the only incident
heiag the death OF a horse. The bark left
the following week on her return trip. sith
Isl sacks of rice, 400 sacks of salt and 200
lunches Of bananas for this port.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION co.
sIEANFR FARAILNN

Dispatches steamers for san Francisco Oct
j., Nov. 3, Now 10, Dec. S. aud every Is days
thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets aud freight rates can DO obtained by
spplying TO J. q. CARROLL. Agent
Onion dock. foot OF Union street, scaltla
Te.enhDne q.
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cas- TUAE ISLANDS -- STEAMER LYDIA
- TH0NP~0s. ezgrysaz Ensts9 states mail
leaves CRY DaeS. foot Il Ssln street. aoasav
Wednesday Aaa Fgl4sy az = -. Tor Port T0was-
end. ssn g4Aa fslaa = sad Nss thseosa.
xeETH BaUsa. TINE cAE8- SOUTH ngUxp
" -=s.Eas z o. &la Ly y. Hnafcosa SD al
~ II Towns q 80 ssai ~ Ksehe H'r. II % ala
~ ffs4ey II I'll % ara ~ Friday ar 1850 "a
~ geess HI y p PA - ~ Iownsa s8vEa
Ar = teen ssgs IN As seattle ... :. IS Ca
J z Taosz gsen. Ma ag4&s Os-SE. J. A. Hal
tee, AsxaE 'rhans $50
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A Grand Time Exnected-How 90 Get
There.

The launching of the new whslehack
steamer CITY of Everett viii be the occa-
sion of grand celebration at Everett, and
it is expected that fully 10000 people will
be on hand. A special train carrying the
officials and all others who desire to go
will leave the Seattle, Lake Shore Il East
ern depot at s;i5 a. M, on Wednesday. the
Gath inst. arriving ct Everett in time for
the industrial parade, which takes place
at IL a. m. and which is followed by the
launching of the ship.
The train will return in the afternoon at
the conclusion of the ceremonies.
Fare for round trip, 81.
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A copy of.Joha Collins charges against
Chief of Police Rogers was served on aim
by City Clerk Stewart Yesterday. They
will not be heard before next Friday night.
when the police commission will next
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UrEAAER GLIpE-CHANGE OF Run
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.


Rebuilt and refarnished. leaves Lilly, Bogsrdus
s Co.'S dock Monday. Wednesday and Friday 40
Q. N. for Kingston, Pert Gamble, Bangor, sss~
beck. Iiliwsup, Duwssto, Hooispest, Union
City and intermediate points, striving In Unaoa
City at n. Leaves Union City a m. Tues.
day, Thursday and SATURDAY. arriving In seat
tic AZ 2. N. r. T. LIBBY, Master
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


HOTEL nTLLxE
n HiFehGeld tacoma = Bachelor. sF
! v Huffman. Fah CITY III Poster. Nukiitso
" Flekeus. Cashali. n FitzasF. snpquaI
q Yank. White River q HgFri3, = "a wcof
2 Mes %, Edison Fredland, NJ Vsrn
NJ J Cunningham, washC Y lee & v. \ hssa
q " Rsls, Burlington Hos l. G Whttnxy. sno
A A Fisk North bend Briggs. Greso River
Ma Mcdonald. OiympMiss A Berry, Ontario
ID NeCzHnna, Redmond ~ IL II 4ley. Saohogatsh
L Campbell, M NeFaF LGggaH, Ctsaiaay
/ Bordeaux, shelton
n0TKI sUTLEE
q II sauheek, Salem X Green hsuer. Tou8yie
J. Beats, Portland sehFsnx. san Frsn
IA Izaaes. + Townsend W MuFcsg, do
. A pfuxerton. CAtege Adams. 90
Il Afasworth, ". City n u FeYser, %
II ii Ho5s0h, DO q Y SchnleFhorn. y lind
II Rsodei. Bhateom Ars p KILLER. CITY
n Owens. Yakima ~ 2 Doses. FslFnaysn
" Gibson. =, 6limss K GamNssl, Do
A y T8kas, kilspsbuFx Hal. Haiia WaiA
J i4s6gxlcE. TaeoHaa G ~ nagdsF. snoqaAlsas
spsaesr, Wash CtT H9w6F3 ", Tacoma
y Il lambert. -, AnFis y T. Chgseh. Dgugsness
Miss Lambert. % : Il fstes oYmuia
u aoTse. do " EaliIe, Portland
HOTEL xoErHERx
& a Baker, Colasndis RSeaol, Taeosaa
r y Turner, Ralss J. Nkson. Do
Il Z Heavy. paaver u Lag. Go
y lfkl1s. Minneapolis J , Cole, " batrona
Il E1tas. chicago Z Aastla, v, sltkz
j q tsxae8, se~ YORK Mrs. aAfsa. ctr
II q gsyrasMse 0rsgoa II I. saaas1n, 30
h FarEhusst. salem q "a DFohe. E0stoa
& Z 8sa5y, 5s0 Fran 4 h&ywsfas seonA
- IS GamefCo, DO kzeker, Everett.
+ gazahack. SO 81 tsahf. B7oa1o
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From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at a. m, Oct 5. :, II, II, =, 81
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKEr.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND Oct. 23.-Wheat-Valley, 7ot9
IKE; Walia Walla, excess.
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pAcIFIo coAsr STEAMSHIP coMrANY-
Dispatch steamers from Seattle
as foilowss

For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toria. at a. nj. (passengers received on board AZ
"a M Oct. s &c, Is, @. 5. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24

Tickets may be obtained at the offsce OF the
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24

Al Seattle 20 Everett and FeiuEn. For
the above occasion. Wednesday, October
"a. the Great Northern gsilSay sill sell
tickets 81 rate Of oas fare for ths round
trsn. Train leaves Seattle s.l5 a. u. and
returning lrzTes Exsregs s D IN
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
/ lgxiCal MDStang Lininent
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

ond, bat was steady for the greater part Of
the time after a. s9s.c- May advanced TO
5ol4c, and closed st 50l.c lid. Trading
in oats was limited. The market FOL-
lowed corn and, even though the
offerings were light, they far ex-
ceeded the inquiry. May started
81 SIZE, touched S2ssse and sold down to
81 &C, reacsing with corn and closing st
S-ssc. Provisions were very dull. The
opening prices were = shade lower than
the closing quotations of yesterday. and a
slight further decline occurred later
which was maintained at the end. Com
pared with closing prices Of the day be-
fore pork Is &c, and lard and RIBS each SC
lower.
Closing; Wheat-october. 5i5sg5sc; De-
cember, 52Ts1aSc.
osts-octooer, 2sc; November, 2s1.c bid.
Corn-octoeer. 50Ssc; November, 503sc
bid.
Pork-octoher. SO 50; January. si2an
Lard - October, s7.2J1; November,
s7.I2Is.
Ribs-octoher. As: January. s617s.
Bariey-52&5ic
Flaxseed-Si.4s.
Timothy sesd-$5.40
Rye-sSc
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