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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DILLER.

HOTEL DILLER.
r. r. Peasley Aberdeen.
c. c. Trip. Aberdeen.
Mrs. webb. Port Townsend.
III. .. Archibald. Minneapolis.
Robert g. Hubert. Snohomish.
]. r. ONeill. Snohomish.,
Y n REYNOLDS, Port Blakeiey.
w G. Miller, Tacoma.
II Bingham. Chicago.
NJ H. Corners, Mt. Vernon.
James Rankin. Auburn.
Alr. and Mrs A. c. Patterson. Everett.
]. NJ Lane. Port Gamble.
John r. Moore. Wickersham.
John l.. Forrest. Vancouver.
Dennis Storrs. Mt. Vernon.
w. II Heaton. Mercer Slough.
Fred s Graham, Avon.
j NJ. Carpenter, Gsletan. Pa.
Sam J.. Beary, Portland.
J. r. Wilson. Portland.
BUTLER HOTEL.
w. NJ Ross Everett.
Harry Downs. Anacortes.
George A. Brooke. lssaquah.
T. J. Hyde, Franklin.
NJ J. Hunt. Chicago.
L. II. Butcher, San Francisco.
John kallser. Blaine.
Fred A Wilson. Philadelphia
T.. II Jansen. Tacoma.
Mrs. W. I. Forrest. Olympia
AZ Harris. st. Paul.
William Denholm. Portland.
Mrs David Graham. Phnadelph-
Morris Stemfeli, Portland.
II. MetzEer. Portland.
I Rehman and son, Port IownsenL
7 Q. +. Gorden. San Francisco
Victor Staadeker. 81. Paul.
!. II Price Olympia.
r.. 4. Kuner. San Francisco.
". r. Ford Chicago.
II. II. Hawkes.. Tacoma.
d J. Crowley. Tacoma
palIarn NJ Porter. New Whatcori.
r. $ McCIoud. Fairhaven
Mrs. W r Ropes. Nj. Vernon
Howard Waugh. ut. Vernon
Mrs. /. c. Waugh. NJ. vernon.
Miss Lena Williams. ut. Vernon.
Mrs. G. T; smith. Nj, vernon
Taa May Smith. Nj. Vernon
John l.. Wilson. Spokane.
r. L. SAWYER. Tacoma.
r. Doughertv. Burke. Idaho.
Clinton Going and wife. Olympia
". II RAYMOND. Portland.
q. ". Baily. Portland
RoTEI. NORTHERN.
T. Starr. Rsldwllle. \. g
" n Mitchell. ReitSVille. y. {.
" J Ssller. Plymouth. Cal
Mrs. Guy. CITY.
5;eorrs II FELTON,. Victoria. 2 c.
T r praham. San Francisco.
= J Finn. san Francisco.
" Mark Omaha.
II ". Croker. Boston.
II 4. Anderson, Boston.
. - Taylor. oregon.
A 4. Fellows, Lincoln, Neo.
a. r TAYLOR. Tacoma
George r. G-Iman. Port Angeles.
G W Thompson, DunEHnfsS- -,
J. RlakeH1 anf wife Clinton " ASH
g " Rubtee Wi1nipeg
4 N Co~hat- 81 wife. Coronado tal
II II Rubbae. Winnipeg.
Mrs. Ruobce Winmpeg-
Dr Frank < Abbott. New York city.
q y Salisbury. City
:. NJ Mccartney. city
John Royle. CITY
r j~oa5tf~. ~ Angeles
II ~ Rabbit and wife. Los Angeles.
] " OConnell. cry
= e Mckinley Tacoma
J. Weston and wife. oiTN9ta-
r a. Kurer san Francisco.
Tav71es Pc well snd wife. Cincinnati.
Al NiE-- IseavenwGFth.
". q. Clark. Tacoma
GRAND.
p. y. L.avellee. St Paul.
p~. Markell 81 Paul
4 3 Durham. St Louis
Mrs j. ". Askerson. st Louis
Air and Mrs. r Fullerton, Chicago.
y y Wallace. Spokane.
George Is. Wallace. Spokane.
J y Bridge Boston
4 T. \. Perclyal. spokane
ar ana Mrs A G. Fvedricks, Phlla-
Nh Charles French. FA4laaeibhaa-
William Brown. Butte.
- IS. CLARK. san Francisco.
Yt~srt Good. New York
kate GOOD. New York
Miss Colweii. New OK
~ II Gilman. New YORK.
n n Good. New York.
zsgs J Williams New Westminster.
charles y Fowler. thiF a&o,
Arthur French suf vile. Tacoma
l. 2. Cox Portland.
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The egg market continued 10 ADVANCE TO-
asy and was fairly futtering In price. as
Il were. all day. They started out this
morning at "a. dropping for a time 10 80
xhsn Il became known that car Of East
ems had arrived. but the sailing OF the
wI,apa and the general demand ran the
Price up by evening to 2.d25c. This IA for
he choicest fresh ranch and others were
IN better demand than for six months or
more. The condition Is but temporary. as
there are plenty N the country, but at this
time last year they sold at &c.
Butter Is in the same brisk demand a.
.or q month and the change In price. IL
any. has been 80 slight as 10 be hardly
noticeable Cheese, while well stocked,
Is moving quite well for Washington and
Eastern.
Poultry has not sold better for many
months The prices are very firm. and TO
:he satisfaction OF the trade. the stock IA
arriving in much better condition.
Barley Is weak. II has advanced in San
Francisco. but there II was already and is
still lower in proportion than here. Oats
are dun and coming In very freely. MID
dlngs are not Offering at all. shorts arc
dull and plentiful
The California steamer brought in a big
shipment OF grapes OF the black. white and
T0kay varieties. These sell at 50I70c A
car OF Eastern ConcOrds and Delawares
r. due to morrow and will be quoted at
Fn5c Apples are n little weaker
Nutmegs are lower--90c a crate Canta-
loupes may hs had at 81. Melons are poor
sale.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays Mt f2.i5
a. m. for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
DunRenass, Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht, Ciallam Ray and Neah
Bay; returning. arrives Seattle ESQ p. m.
on opposite days, Steamer Evaurel leaves
Yesler dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 500
q. m; arrives Seattle alternate days 3
u. m.
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Time Il Money.

TIE man whose time 5 uDorsy can save
much n the course Of a year = he au4s
his trains are alssys or time. TIE North
Western Line $ ore q the most reliable
n It's adherence - rs time. this IS also
ne shortest lsne between So Paa ana
Chicago. p ". PARKER.
Pugst Sound Agent. So Front street, Sc
attic.
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Tho Wool Market

Hops-At London. Pacific coast. Fl
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EVERETT RouTE-sTR. GREYHOUND

DHIIl fsNNNpt ouIIWFFs
Leaves Seattle s:4s a. m, ii 30 n. m, 4.30
r. m. Leaves Everett 0 n m. p. m.
u. IN.
sundays-Leaves Seattle II A. m: leaves
Everett y. m.
Fare-Sngle trip. T5c; round trip. N.e5:
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
homish.
Landing-colman dock. foot OF Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAyIGA-
TTON COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres. F. w. Goodhue. Sec.
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The Daily Post-tnteliigencer Is now on
sale in Portland. Or. az Rich Bros, "a
Morrison street. Portland Hotel news
stand and Northwest News Co. 10 First
street.
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TIME CARD. IN EFrEcr MARCH Is.

North bound-Leave Seattle a. M:
leave Port Townsend a. m; leave Friday
Harbor. N so a. m, leave Roche Harbor
1880 n. m: arrive New Whatcom. q n. m.
South bound--Leaye New Whatcom 4 n.
m; leave Roche Harhor A. m: leave
Friday Harbor 10 a. m: leave Port Town
send y. M: arrive Seattle 745 n. IN.
J. II. Thompson, managing owner. Lilly.
Bogardus q Co, agents. City dock.
Phone Main ST
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ssd4z. eaaFes'
60 eep-sfea1y; Westerns. e .9s; sheen.
s-zzso. lambs. ssaa4-s
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
sTEAMrR RosArrE.

IN fkE3s7FFIsEF
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria AMI
Pert Townsend daily, except Sunday. At
II - D. m. returning, iaaves Victoria a. 2
a. IN Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
T1wnEeDG and way points daily. except
Sunday, a. : A. m, Sunday. direct. ~ ,
a m. returning dirsef. leaves Port
Tosnsend a. { y. ~ Telephone 10.
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Fire at Carnegie. rye miles vest c.
TssrsshuFS Tuesday. destroyed VALDEZ ~
Foster. $ extensive f0ur usli and Martins
lumber yaFsi. and dana ge6 several otaer
buildings. eRgslllng a less of &ssaa
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON

Carrying United States mail, leaves City
dock. foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday at > a. m. for Port
Townsend, San Juan Islands and New
WhatCom.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. Sept. 25-siiver. 80 s-1sd. Con-
soils, i01S..
New York. Sept. 25.-The Evening Posts
London ca5legram says: Today al the
stock markets were Idle except mines,
which were booming furiously. CONTAIN
goes In all markets were rather sitter,
because money has gone so largely into
mines. The tone was dun, closing at the
lowest. The statement made as to the
banks supporting the treasury had no ef-
feet here. because such support is consid-
cred most tickle, and under the present
currency system they can deplete the
treasury a. any moment. Also It Is said
that the syndicate are absorbing all avail
able bills TO cover their engagements here.
The placing OF the Erie prior lien bonds
in New York Is a disappointment TO deaf
ers here who bid for them. Canadian Pa
cities were strong. Evidences of improve
Enent here are multiplying, notably in tho
wool industry. The price OF wool is rss-
ing.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


> STOCK ExrnauCs.
York. Sept es.-Ths speculation To-
cay wniie irregular az intervals. was IN
s''f main toward higher level The ves-
ufne OF business was about m "a Era -.
III average, and the fluctuations in a
h'nioer or tnEtences were material Tnr,,-
r.Ses bearing upon prices were rerorts
Oh contracts by powerful syndicates hsrA
ana IN London 10 buy large blocks OF
rean securities In some cases the
oonos nave been bought ahead OF delgv-
cry as IN the purchase OF Erie Consoll-
natec prior lien 4 per cent For this req
son the effect upon the exchange rnarge.
mas vet 70 be reflected The Engagement,
or the expected 81 coo co in gold by a large
commercial house. which was announcaa.
created surprise az the destination Of the
metal, Germany, not London "a hsreto-
fore. An additional small Engagement "a
eanada was also reported The stock
MARKET opened weak. In a moderate vol
nne OF business. The early pressure was
cniehy directed against the grangers. The
ssinng was partly considered liquidation
ana part decreased earnings The de-
chnes were fractional, aside from the re-
eesslon or Missouri Pacific OF l per cent
and OF rs per cent. in Southern Pacific
preferred. The bulls soon took hold, and
under the leadership of Industrials i'm
proved After D. m. there was a strong
tone to the speculation, the market clos
ing strong, with gains OF "a per cent.
IN Distliiug: Is per cent. in Rubber:
IA per cent. in New Jersey Central and
Canadian Pacific. and IL per cent. in SUI
gar Bonds were quiet. and generally
lower. Sales, 10000.
Financial.
Money on call, easy, at fizd2 per cent !;
last loan. ia per cent: closed. IL per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4i4a5 per cent
Sterling exchange. weak. with actual bust
ness in bankers hills at slss.G4Ss for
demand. and SAsIs444S for sixty days:
posted rates. A.Ssiad4.s9 and 81 scot 20;
commercial bills s4s7L Silver certifi-
Gates, 61457s.c. Government bonds, firm:
state bonds, inactive; railroad bonds,
firm.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INf.ITOr( HOfrrE.

Steamer A. n. Rotifson, carrying u. 8.
mall. leaves CITY dock. foot OF Main street.
az $50 a. m. AFrfyes az Sidney az i0:i5
Leaves ailvereaie a. 1915 .. m: leaves
Sidney on return at y. N. Fare 20 Port
orchard points. &c. Daily except sunday.
T. NJ Robinson, master Ially, Bogardus
A Co, agents. TaIephona, Main 81.
steamer nFen for charter on Sunday.
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ORR DAT CROP ENORMOUS.
Yet Cracked Oats Are shipped From
the East 10 pnvnf -nund.

IA Conner, Sept Z5-Spscial.-T-ae larg-
est eat crop ever harvested Ia Skzgtt
county IS being thresned. About half % &
has already been secured without any
damage from rain and TIE remalnder viii
DO threshed 81 = fsw days II the weather
permits. Several farmers report yields %
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FOR BREMERToN. r. =. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESToN AND SIDNEY.
A

leaves Central wharf. Two round trips
daily.
Leaves Seattle AZ q. m. and 4 p. m. exs
cept the second Sunday In each month. then
making ons trip only. leaving at .. m.
Leaves Sundays ~ o. III. and r. m,
touching A. ali INTERMEDIATES poin5s.
Returning, lsavee 5idnsy az rs a. m. AMI
70 noon. leaves C1srieston at q, IN. ard
1910 .. m. leaves Brernsrfon ar tbs a. m.
ard 1870 y. IN, arriving at Seattle al
a m. and aa5 y. n.
Round trip tickets. &c
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These steamers furnish nrst-class 40.
Communications. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Ieeier wharf
Seattle.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Hnnnl.ll.i q I'd Anzf ralia

Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu Sa n1oa, Auckland. ~. L., and Sydney,
y & W. without change
Steamship Alameda. October II. 2 p. m.
Honolulu only, steamship Australia. Sep
tenbsr a, 10 a. m. and October u, 10 A. NJ.
TfTOS A. GRAHAM, AGENT, Starr
Boyd block, Seattle. Also corner Eleventh
and Railroad streets. Tacoma
j. u. Sprecksis & Bros. O.. General
Agents San Francisco.
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STEAMER sEHoNn

Between Seattle and Victoria n g.
10 . mII.vl 'ssattie .lArI m
m Ky ~ 'ro'1 y, rSwnsena. tkr"'S m
sDaiiy except Saturday.
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Rreadstun< and Grains.

Liverpool. Sept. 25.-wheat-Spot firm:
demand poor: NO. red winter. As 10izd;
No. 2 red spring. As HID: No. l hard
Manitoba and no. / California, Is uiad.
Futures closed steady. i4d higher; Sep
TENDER. Is lid: october. As i0S4d: Novem-
Der. Is MD: December, SIS: January, IS
isd. February, IS Id.
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed new.
Is 6iad. Futures closed steady, unchanged
10 I'D higher, September. 3s Ga; October,
SIS 4s.d: November. S. Sd December, SIS
SD: January. IS Sd: February. So Aad.
Fiour-Steady; fair, freely supplied: st.
Louis fancy winter. 6s Cd.
Hops.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuffs and Grnins.


San Francisco. Sept. 25.--Flour-Family
extras ss.251345; bakers extras s3i5QD
u. superfine. $2.3Sss260.
Wheat-No. / spring, 92isda3Ac: a5c for
choice; milling. 95caSl.
Bsrley-Feed. fair to good. 52iaG57lsc;
choice, 5S9lc; brewing. 6izd7oc.
Disabling. s06Is5c: Surprise. S5na0c:
fancy feed. s0qS5c; good TO choice. i0a75c:
POOR 10 fair. e2tzus7iac; black, nominal.
gray 61isft75c.
Recepts-Flour. quarter sacks. 1900:
% Oregon, i.sa4. wheat. centals eco; bar
ley. 7.000. oats. 1900: do Oregon, 5000,
bans. sacks. 1850: potatoes. 1890: onions.
81 bran. 1000: middlIngs. sS2; hay. tons.
xs hops. bales. l02. wool. bales. 400:
quicksilver TASKS. los; hides 230. wine.
gallons. a. ZOO.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middllrgs. sleGis bran. sl2ii3.
Hay-wheat and cat. s7Ga.50; cat. s59s;
alfalfa, s5.50E7; barley. s5di1; clover, SEA
tso: compressed. seaiS5o: stock. 45005.5o;
straw, s56tisc per bale.
rc,atoes- Early Rose. Sosd25c: River
BureanSs, Soai0c: sweet. SiGl25.
Vegetahles-Berkeley green corn. 4oGf
g., Alameda do, sla1.50. silvcrskin
onions 25ali5c. bay squash. 20035c: Gu
cumbors. 2ofaoc: tomatoes, 1890: string
beans. i'aH2isc. green peas, s0ac. green
peppers 2nfS5c. egg plant. 25fl35C, green
okra, Ssr5oc. turnips. boc; beets. sc. car
rets, 5ac. cabbage, 6bq95c; garlic. edf3C
cauhfower. 5o7e0c: dried peppers. 1Sui5c.
Fruit--GreCu apples. "a 5Nc. red apples.
a67sc. straw berries. Sharpless. s21s.ss
iongworth $i57s. rsspberrlcs. s2-5eT4;
hiackberriex. Sesfe 50. hucklehcrries, ss4lA
caa;aloupes 65c4sI; plums. 2o6fsnc: pruncs
fsseAc. pears. Bartlett. Secsfsi.sS; peaches,
&&51c, watermelsns. &0il. Mexican
lines. s. tD06: California lemons. Se0e.N.
= 80
nutmeg melons. $4,000; ounces. $50 foc
8Utter-Creamery. $50 pc: seconds. Il
On. dsiry fancy N's8iS}@c; fair
% choice. i5ut-c.
cheese-Choiee 20 fancy. Sis07sc; fair to
Eood So.
Eggs-Store. 1S8eSc. ranch. 25Gsii: Sc
lected Eastern. taf}@tc
pouitry-C ohblers. Sl38l5, turkey hens
geg.5. ROSTERS. siH45a. Young do. $40
SO. bro.lcrs. small s. s)&S. large do $50
4 hens. SlN1 so. ducks. old. &.anu&.58
geese 81 ssffi75. pigeons 81 ssUi 50
GraDes-Blaek lssf25c; soft white. 156
s., Muscat S1s5 ,sc; Tokays, so 31c; seed
less. 4oga>. Isabella, s505ec per box
w.ne grapes. per ton. Ns1iA
Wool.
Wool-Spr.ng. six % eight months Gala
veras and foothiu. defective. 6GSc. North
ern good 10 choice I23istkc. Northern
effective Sloc: new lambs and fall CLIPS
@6'2C, Nevada spring. iight and choice.
sQllc, heavy 6alSc. fall short trashy san
Joaquin plains S8sc. good san Joaquin
plains. tQ1c: southern coast. tEf6c; mount
an Nools. light and free. SOC; mountain
Scols, detective and heavy, SgiSc; middle
GRANTEES free saSc. middle counties, de-
festive. Sec.
Hops.
HoQs-0Gsc Ier pound Tor new.
Closing Quotations.
.NheSi-Qulet. December, S5asc. May.
rm&
Rafiey-N5 trading.
Ccvn--&lio
Bgan-Ne
Financial.
sNeF Bars &. 4S-tk Drafts Sight ... Tar
'~sA' Aol IS 5lSs sss4ss Drafts. Telegapa.5
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STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAII.
81
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. $50 a mTaeomR at. a;sh n m
Tacoma at. 10: 90 n m seattle at. .1a.O0 m
Seattle at. 100 y m Tacoma at. 500 y m
Tacoma at. $50 y IN Olympia at. $50 p IN
CITY or ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ...... $50 a IN Tacoma 49,. $50 m
Tacoma io:na m Olympia 49,. too u m
Olympia 49,. 300 m Tacoma 49,. 500 y m
Tacoma ..... $50 p m Seattle $780,. $50 p m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, 50
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock, foot
OF Main street
LILLY. BoGARDIIs g. co. Agents,
City Dock. Telephone. Main 81.
Capt. l. Wiley, Manager.
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For rates. etc. inquire OF -
yerler Wharf, Seattle
T. A. NApEAu,
General Agent. ~. r. r. r.. Seattle.
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STEAMER GLIDE.
Change or run September I.

Leaves Commercial dock, Tacoma, eco
a m MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays
for Olalla Wilson Creek ana way land
ings 70 Seattle; Tuesdays. Thursdays and
SATURDAYS for Huenna, Stones Landing.
Des Moines chautauqua Nashon Aduar-
lam and Seattle. Returning, leaves City
dock az 2 p. m. Fare 10 ali points. g
cents. j. r. VA%DERIfoT1F.
Captain steamer Glide
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AT Port Townsend.

.Ts-z 90 SO s.5lL 5.25 II 80 IS
~. II. tides.
Seattle, Sept. q. 1895.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
laud clearing houses today were:
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I.fvr stock.

There was a very slow demand for ca
tie. and prices ruled ioc lower; common 10
choice steers. s3.5sEf5.70, stockers and feed
ers in good demand. prices about I5c low
er than last week. common lots. sac
I'D. butchers and Gamers, szffS. West
ern rangers were Toe lower, and sales
were lower than they have been The
bulk are going ar SgfI4. with an occa-
s4onal sale as high as A.5eQ4.sa
Hogs were in good demand al about I'M
changed prices: packers, ss.T5673-so. ship
pers. s4d4ia; common TO choice heavy.
1s9H3.55. butchers. sizo; mixed, S.I5s
AIS. Lights, 27oa4.25
Trade IN sheep was fairly good. but at
slightly lower prices; inferior TO fine
sheep, sI.51t3.T5: Westerns. s7.6513.G).
lambs. ssTs70.
Receipts-Cattle 1900, calves 80, hogs
Q, 90, sheep . coo.
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EVERETT AND sMoHoMIsH RIVER

ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves CitydocIS
daily, except Saturday. at IL midnight for
Richmond. Edmonds, Mukiiteo. Mosher,
Everett. Marysvilie. Fest Everett, Lowell
and Snohomish, connecting AT Snohomish
with boats for Cherry Valley. Toit and all
up river points. Returning, leaves Sno-
homish . a. m. daily, excepting Sunday.
LILLY, BoGARDuS e. co. Inc,
Owners and Managers
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Total sales.


Total sales Of stocks today were 2s0. 40
shares. INCLUDING: American Sugar 37,seo.
American Tobacco $500 Atchison s,oH.
Burlington Il. 800, Chicago Gas 1880. Dis
tillers 81. 7e0. General Electric 5000. Ms
souri, Pacific 500 Reading $500, Rock
Island lo.0oo s.. Paul 22i00, Tennessee
Coal $500. Wheeling & Lake Erie 400.
Flour.
Flour-Recelpts 400 barrels. exports
~ so barrels. Market active early, until
the decline in wheat shut OF trade
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts 262. 200 exports 1s4 o0o
bushels. Spot irregular. No. . red. 6l7sc.
No. l hard. esi4c delivered. options were
extremely nervous all day. an advance
setting in early and the market winding
up weak closing at &c decline; Sep;em-
her closed 627sc; December. 6i'.16Sc.
closed e47sc.
Hops-Quiet.
wool-Quiet.
Metals.
Pig iron-Firm. southern. Si2G1i: North
ern, Si21itA. ..-
Copper-Quiet: exchange price Sl29i2 x.
T.eaf-Fiat: exchange price. &@is1G3.s5.
Tin-ouiet: Straits, Sia25tiiie. plates,
spener-Quiei. domestic. :i2td.t3a.
Coffee.
Conec-OptloHs opened steady, with May
Il points higher and other months I'M
changed 90 q points higher, september.
So 40. December. SitS5Gl4-ao spot cotee.
quiet. No. :. sl5S1t.. mild. q1!et-
sugar.
S,icar-Firm. fair refining. 2sG3}4ci re-
Aued. steady, standard \. +as04 s-l6c. cut
loaf as85 ii-lsc: powdered. SIC granu-
lated. s'sEl ll-i6c.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Qulct United closed N--p.
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losing Quotations.

October ard z5ac lower for January. AMI
ribs &c higher fer October and -4c for
January
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TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-745. 1i:l5 n. m: 2:t5. SIS
n. m.
Leave Tacorna--a.30 a m: /. 4N. p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle "A. m. i2 m. 2. m.
Leave Tacoma-e.3o a. m. 2.5n. 7:3o y. m.
coma, and Commercial dock, foot Of Mar
ion street. Seattle.
SUNDAYS. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood, fare, Soc.
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Il. 8. DRY DOCK. PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE.
Three round trips daily.

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Sidney 6:45 and Il 80 a m Leaves
Seattle q a. m. and y. III. from Harring-
ton 4 Smiths wharf, calling at all way
rorts. goes through 10 Andersor'a land
Ing at II q m. Sunday--f4enve Seattle at
a. M and p m. Leave sidney at y. m.
Fare. &c. ID. TROUTMAN. Master,
A. c. L. BERRY. Agent. Telephone $50.
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sfO420E &uDta{ionS.
Wheat-Decenber. 5As 759f4cs May. s-s<c-
Corn-Octobsr. 01.0E-sc. December,
CSC.
Oats-Octoher. fs&c. May, m-sT1c-
Pork-October. t-.s5. January, ss.s5.
I4ar5-septsmber. ss.7Tizc; oetoher. s5-7Tis.
Ribs-Septembsr, ss.g7s.; October, s5.97i.-
Rye-Ec.
BaFley-s7c.
Fiaxseed-sl afik7I .6giS
Tinoihy-s3B
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
GHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
Bstwesn Tacoma and Victoria. b. c.
sucam'IvF MI. Tacoma ..IiioiArI 4:Nar1
ye.issmlI.vI ST.. Seattie . Il SalArl s:ooasn
.Sapmlf.vl TelPt Townsend sIArlii:4Spn
Ssapms Arf1ol.. Victoria III AsLyI S.SQpn
spaily except Monday. -