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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-29
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago. Ort. @s.-Wheat. after selling
al a trine advance early in the SESSION.
turned weak and went of sc, and closed
ase lower. The amount on ocean passage
ds-r.>a Sea 5saa go bushels and the receipts
ir me Northwest. while heavy. were
smaller than a week ago. The continental
cables were also higher. and 10 aome eN~
tsns offset the Liverpool decline. But a.
fNa ~ar,.rts as 10 the visible began 10 ar
rive j. was seen az once that the increase
,,-ss 4fketv - be much larger than eA-
nertef and from that time on cXeFte1
very depressing influence. There was 10
e-aI lotlsaatson of long property aaa free
s,,art selling. and with trade dun and
,ts~~7w the market gradually welded
When -he final figures of the visible came
tr ~Eauvfu- A total increase or AS 80
bushels. or fuzzy double what as expect
81 ard with one exception the largest
v,est,1,- tvcreaS. ever known. T. sIied an
o.ha~ weak factor 20 the situation. and
.77a~a was very little recovery :rom the
ssnrees59n Il pro3aced DeceTn seT sod
e4~sv a. CSC. FELL gradually % 65isc and
closed a. ea-ac.
cs~n vas very heavy. and sold decided
W lover. There was unusual absence OF
ash demand, ard the short interest -
v-su provided Cor. 50 there was a good
8asl az liquidation by longs. who have
r4an holding f8r better prices. The heavy
80 fr uheaf an5 the lower cables also
ae3pa4 Ire depression May closed AZ 2sssc.
rsats were SLOW and easy. in sympathy
wsth wheat ard corn May sold a. 2a9g
91S.c closing az @e
The provision market was weak, on ac-
count az tie heavy receipts q a2gs, ths
49r-,e ~, ming q. 80 head There vas a
-s-.,vs~v- Before tire cioEe - the greater
ra~t az declines. WhicS was made near the
serfr-irsz OF the session. In tne rna Ian
,,s-w r,,rk rested At decline 81 q -, and
Nsw we. Lard Is unchanged. and ribs
lover ~ sf1c-
closing Quotations
wheat-Octoher, vac; December. sesc.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

United States revenue cutter Corwin
arrived I'm port yesterday afternoon
steamer Gen. Candy carried a Sunday
excursion nf 100 people 70 the Port Orch
ard dry dock.
Steamer Monte Cristo has discharged
a locomotive tender and driving wheels
at Bakers dock.
Steamer Fleetwood yesterday took the
sarah VI. Rentou's run while the latter
was cleaning boilers
Steamer city OF Champaign reports
low water in the SkaS-t river, OWING 70
the prolonged dr0uth-
steamer Chlkat yesterday discharged
her cargo of canned salmon at the Ocean
dock She VIII go on Moran ways as
soon as the Roy SoIuers IS taken OF.
steamer willamette arrived IN port yes
terday morning, and has begun loading
a cargo o. $50 tons Of Newcastle coal
for san Francisco. She VIII sal tornoT-
row.
steamer AIultnomah yesterday took so
baskets 81 Concord grapes 80 Tacoma.
steamer Delta Sunday brought in 900
salmon from Hood canal. steamer kFan-
gel brought In large cargo of shingles.
Thirteen thouand sa,mon we're discharg-
81 at Yesler. wharf from nine hsa!ng
boats Yesterday This Is probably the
Largest average for a siug.s day this sea-
son several ~ the beats having had up
wards % -.opA
Schooner Yukon, which has been or the
Asa@k&n coast On - Asf.t- *afEt@ - -sAFt-f tt~
ft1rFe9 70 this port yesterday morning
v-ith n fine cargo OF fetched halibut and
a large quantity OF fresh haAbuf Parked
IN Tee Sne has made ore 81 the r-1st
r,rodtable fishing cruises OF the season.
Can't. L. r. Scott, president Of the Co
Itsr7nhsa River e Puget Sound <aviga ton
con- pauv. General Manager L. r. Seeley.
r Sesley. cf Portland. Mr.. Brown. n
soy holder from Boston. and r i. Scott.
T,ssrsar OF the steamer Telephone were in
the city Sunday looking over The COM
pauy's property here.
Rarkeutine &. & Punk. Capt ChaIes-
tor. came into port yesterday morning
yr5fh eao tons OF merchandise from San
ysraurfsra. part - which T. Tine and &C.
r-sert Cant Chaleston reports that the
weather outside Is very d4sagreeahle- with
e-srs{sarab he fog ard rain. The Funk VIII
fosa lumber at WhatcOm for her return
trfn.
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The Damage. Awarded.
REAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
since January 1 and for
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since january
I. 1895. are s4.672 e. There wee filed
for record yesterday deeds, the consid-
erations aggregating SIC. lie. Following -
a list as furnished by the Daily Bulletin.
room IS Occidental block:
Charles VI. Sheafe ct Tx. TO Charles r.
Shepard. administrator, Il NV u, SEQ So.
IS 1, $2S5o.
Clarence ". Adams ct TX. 10 W. III. w.
yotrugs, lots l 80 4. block &c, Aeerfeldy
add. 500.
Helen Grot and husband. Gotthard. 20
Milton NJ. Trunhauer, lots to >. Mock
IA II. T.. Yssler's LIST add. 5000.
Charles u. White ct TX. 20 c. jay Smith,
lots II and IS, block II. Lake Union "a
add. SIS.
o y lots and S. block Z, Kanfman's add.
ss50.io
i. n. Ford ct NIX. by w. ID. Lsmhuth.
attorney 10 James Is. Hewett. und Il north
~ feet lot !, block 6. BIrke's I'd add a. G..
81.
John Y. Terry. receiver. TO John II.
Grow. final receipt for Sc Il sv "A and sw
]. Sc =, sec g. .. s, $500.
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the dull season az the East and finally
ruz1ors OF probable shutting down OF
some or the re11nerfss- Drives were made
early az Sugar. Leather preferred and
other Industrial shares or large rransac-
tons. a. the end of the first hour the
downward movement was stemmed, but
after q brief interval the decline recon-
mence6 on Continued active dealings and
prices yielded 70 the lowest OF the morn
ing. Sugar dropped 2Is per cent, Tobac-
co and General Electric ~. In the rail-
way shares the losses were not as heavy
as in the industrialS. The reaction came
10 halt shortly before midday. bat in the
subsequent dealings the market weakened
for a time IN Sugar and General Electric
Around 1:0 the general rally became pro-
nounced. and recoveries over the early low
figures were established. Sugar rallied Ia
Per cent. The speculation in bonds was
moderate In volume. and lower prices were
the rule. Declines: Oregon Short Line
consol IS, trust receipts. IA: Northern
Pacific terminal lists and Oregon Improve
ment lists, per cent.
Financial.
Money on call. firm. at aTeis per cent
last loan, ?; closed. 2: prime mercantile
paper 415iz per cent Sterling exchange,
firm, with actual business in bankers
bills at sLSi4 G4ss1a for demand, and
81 s7T4s7is for sixty day bills: posted
rates, 81 Ss94 sSis and S. SEGA Ssla; COM
mercial bills 81 sea-.
Silver certificates. s7E1sxc.
Government bonds-Steady.
State bonds-Inactive.
Railroad bonds-Weak
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Breadstufrs and Grains.

San Francisco, Oct. 2s-Flour-Family
extras, $s.35g3 10; bakers extras, s3.l5g
3.25; superfne. ASSOC. so per barrel.
Wheat-No. shipping. 9SAe: choice, IL;
milling. sio2iE9f.05.
Bariey-Feed, fair 10 good, Coo; choice,
61l4 Q62ikc; brewing, 67l9310c.
Oats-Milllng, 754S5c; Surprise, e549oc:
fancy feed. 7saS2I@c; good to choice, 65G8
72lac; poor to fair, 55462i2c; black. for seed,
slQL30; gray, 654 s5c.
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks, S.ol1,
-four, Oregon, 1876: wheat. centals. 1860:
wheat. oregon. 9.l00; barley, centals. 3,775:
barley, Oregon. LILO; oats, centals, 90:
oats. oregon, els; corn, centals, 1905;
beans. sacks. e3l3; potatoes, sacks, 4,595.
potatoes, oregon, also. onions, sacks, $40:
bran. sacks. 800; bran, oregon, 1910; mid
dlings. sacks. 2l6; middlings, oregon. 1,4S0:
hay, tons. 5st; hops, bales. 39S: mustard,
sacks, SIS, faxseed, sacks, Oregon. 34i:
wool. bales. AT; quicksilver. TASKS, 81;
wine, gallons. "a, zoo, hides. number, $50.
raisins. boxes. s2oo.
Middlings, $lSGa0 90: bran. sf25o1145o
Hay-Wheat. ssdi2; wheat and oat, $50
1880; cat. $7Qs: alfalfa. s5,5og7; barley. ss8
s: clover, s550eT-; compressed, s.. JGd10;
stock, $3.50; straw, 4e155c.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks. 5Ad65c: Sa-
linas Burbanks, eolISoe; river Burbanks. IS
Gf0c; sweet potatoes. 65cGsl.
NeEetables-Onions. 354f5c: summer
squash. 751S0c; cucumbers, 50dg5c; toma-
toes 2on35c; string beans, 1890; Lima
beans. 242'4c; green peas, eQSc: green pep
pers. 3a965c: egg plant "a zoe, green okrs,
39g50c: turnlps 55c: beets. 5Qc; carrots. 5oc;
cabbage. 65Ii15c. garlic. 2isQSc cauIihow-
er. 50G16oc: dried peppers oGl2I2c.
Fruit-AppIes. No. !. 5o1S5c. common. =
G4oc: Sharplsss strawberries. s.. scat:
Longworth, $789; raspherries. 5000.
huckleherries. SgHe: cranberries IS 507a.
al.
soc. pears. winter Nelts. 75cG $50; other
varieties. s51JNc: pomegranates. 4995oc:
ounces. 25l750c: Mexican lines. $3.50,
California lemons, S2125}; extra quality
Sfa450. bananas. 81 $50. pineapplcs,
sSG7.
onds. 2oG@ic; dairy, fancy. 2oG2lc; seconds.
lelIisc.
Cheese-Choice. eaSc; fair to good. "a
SIC. Eastern. il9i2}ac
Eggs-Store. 2os &c. ranch. s0I36e: East
ern. lSsf21c. selected Eastern. 2282Gc.
PoultTy-Turkey eobhlers. isFfl4c: turkey
hens. 1es3 1Sc. roostcrs. old S4fs4 -. Young.
- 506I4: broilers. large, $3.50. small. g %
~. hens. s. 5}g1&5o ducks, s4G5.s0; geese.
81 5oefLT5: pigeons. Sla2
Grapes Black, S592Jc; Nuscat so13oc;
Tokay. &Ff25c. Cornichon, nTfoc. Isabella,
40715c. wine grapes, par ton, black, s23d9l:
white, SIS; Mission. $lSQi9
Wool.
wool-Nevada spring. light and choice
aY1ic. heavy. 6GSc. fall. short trashy San
Joaquin plains. sass. good. San Joaquin
u4a,ns 4a6c; Southern and Coast. sa6c:
mountain wools. light and free. sac:
mountain woods. defective and heavy. )
Sgsr, middle counties. free. 1GSS; middle
counties. defective. 506c.
Hops.
Hcps-S7-c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
vheat-Very dun. Nav s. 05ts
RarIev-Very dull. December. e1.c
Corn-Sl'zc.
Eran-SIAa&
Financial.
e4Ve- Psrs -..... So ORA rs sight. -
Sfexlcan pols 55st So. Drafts Telegraph 3 ~
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Tacoma Marina News.

Tacoma, Oct. 2s.-Special-The schooner
George w. Watson is in port TO load lum-
Der at the ST. Paul mill.
The schooners Bertha and Mauna Ala
are loading lumber at the Tacoma mill for
Australia.
The Kingston brought in 400 packages or
paper yesterday from Everett.
The British ship Alice E. Leigh is load
ing grain at elevator A.
Repairs on the Commercial wharf are
progressing nicely. In n few days rock
for the new sea wall will begin coming In
from Geiger q Zabriskie's quarry near
Mud bay
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Mining %t,eSs.
NEW YORK MARX Er-.


New York. Oct. %S.-Tas backing and
.-fl,-, - the bears constituted the specu-
lstlon IN stocks To-day. Sugar vas easily
tae leader. tie transactions IN 81 footing
IN almost one third cs the entire total
There was nothing mex &dauced either n
sunpc-t OF o. against the stock. beyond
me gossip that has been current or lafe
relative - the company ahesFa s5siait
s,,Isinrs 81 raw material, ire advent Q.
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Owing TO the increased traffic in the
Trail creek country. the Columbia & koo-
tenai Navigation Company has decided 10
build another fine stern wheel steamer,
making the third since last April Frank
w Goodhue has received instructions
from cant. J. w Troup 20 secure the ma
terial from the model. She VIII he similar
10 the other two. one of which is the Ma
knsp and the other has not been launched
as vet, but will be socn.
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Tina Ia sfouev.

Tna man whose time IS money can save
-,1,eh N IN. course OF a year Z he f1nts
RS trains are always OF time. Tie North
western Line IS sne OF the most re4iaois
a, 80 Adherence 10 lTs tine: this IS also
"a shartes, Ina between St Paul and
Chicago r. ~ AT. = r.
Puget Sound Agent. sal Front street. Sc
attic
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Tacoma. Oct -Special.-Balfour
Guthrie &. CO. have chartered the fine
british four-u1aster buckingham to load
wheat at Seattle The Buckingham VIII
carry about 800 tons Of wheat and will
arrive at Seattle in four weeks.
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reward 81 SO will be paid for Informs
ton Ieadinr 20 the arrest and conviction
Of any ona stealing copies OF the POST
intelligence delivered TO subscribers
throughout the city.
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The California readers OF the Post-fn-
felligencer will nrf II on sale daily a.
Cooper & Co.'S stationery store. 5ts Mar
Vel stre@t. fust one block up Market street
from the Chronicle offsce- rice &C.
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Co-n-october. SIC: November. -. s7sssvc
oats-Octcher, ISc bid. November, lsaxc.
Pork-0c1ober. IS
Lard-October ana November. Sssl5
asked
Rihs-octoher ara November. Sn
Rye-3S54c
Bariey-sSc
Flaxseed-ssIss 7eac.
Timothy-ss -
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The Daily Post-Intesisgercsr II now on
sale IN Portland. Or. az Rich Bros. ~
Morrison street. Portland Hotel neWe
stand and Northwest News Co. 10 First
street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
VICTORIA HoTETA

r NJ Reed. jr.. Olympia.
Thomas Guy New Westminster
" II ' Tarnbun. edinburgh.
A. u l.. Turnbull. Edinburgh.
Y. J.. Hermann. Agent wax
a v. Alvey. Tacoma.
c. T.. .Yerger;. Seattle.
Mrs Yerger, Seattle.
Master Yerger, Seattle.
W f. Edrnonson. Chaplain U. 8. NAVY.
William whiteway. Nanairno. 3. C
Mrs Whiteway. Nanaimo. b. c.
X 4. Adams. Tacoma.
II. @. Cameron. Tacoma
IL 81. O.mstead, Havre ~.
u. IL. Klinefettsr. Mason City. Ia
c.. Allen. Seattle.
HOTEL DrIIER.
VIII s Riggs. Mount Vernon.
II. o. Thompson Mount Vernon.
William bishop 1r. Port Townsend.
William Elweli Port Gamble.
a McI.ain Everett.
John Cunningham Alaska
w NJ. Brook. juneau. Alaska
J. E. Marks Snohomlsh.
Mrs j. r. Marks. Snohomish.
Mrs J. NJ. Hart and family. utsaiady.
Hon. ]. T. Smith snohonlsh.
William II. F, McMartn; Everett
j. c. Blair, North BEND
Mrs. 4. s. Fisk. North Bend
Ned schoeroff North BEND;
samue, TFadlock Port IIadlock.
7 HsdIoek. Milford, y. ".
Brooks Lsmprey. Cleveland, y
Ms chsrles p.sormi Alameda. Cal.
Carmi pibhle. New Whatcom.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Mrs. G. II. Baker. Bakers Landing,
e = Hastings. Hope. Idaho.
l. J Herman, Agent war OF Wealth.
Katie Buckley. Friday Harhor
.Tohn Buckley. Friday Harhor.
ION u esbbase Sacramento. Cal.
p J. u Browne, SPOKANE
r. w Bolster. West seattle.
E EsGSsSd scott smith-Liee, Co.
Afiss f. Fisher, 90
Ua,tie Foley, 90
7 Thomas Nelson, 90
80, er,ss,c do
5 BsssrI 3 S i5,fs an. Wifi. (:
ar Mqa and Mrs w. H Holden. Portland
TohuSnn CITY.
]. d. Riley. Shelton, Wash.
HOTEL BUTLER.
George A. Brooke. Issaaush.
r. H. McGraw. Olympia.
Douglass Almond. Anacortss:
Mrs n ]. Brown. WickTsnam-
IT. u. DIETRICH. Portland
II. F. Hewett Victoria
Mrs p. =. Emerson xsncouvfr' {.
r W. Hawkins Seattle.
+. " Thomson. Everett
Thomas Mccoy, Chicago.
IT. n Hagerman, Tacoma
7 W. Brokaw and wife. stanwcsd.
A. we.nburg. Tacoma
O. w. Ashford, Portland
Henry Jacobs. San Francisco
q Denfan. San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Peet. New Orleans.
Mrs. n O. Kaufman. Aberdeen
n r. Jackson. Louisville, KY
+. ". Bullock. Chicago.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
-. sYaE.An-r~ rrarce~ Wash
George saftig San Francisco.
q. W. Russell, SPOKANE.
r. $. Rattiey. 81 Paul
Carl SNYDER New York
N 7 Canning. Portland.
Victor II Beckman, Seaftl:
charles barnett Bloonrf@id. IA
William stark. Salem, Or
r A Br7Iya. Portland.
W " Feiger. Port TOWNSEND.
n q mckinley. Tacoma.
Jarses ". Kelly. Everett.
william Joyce. Spokane.
n r Ncfsee Leavenworsh.
John G. Flynn. Spokane.
RAINIER GRAND HOTEL
John r Roy,e 81 Paul.
r. ! Judd san Francisco.
a NJ Kidder. New York;
Mrs. A. n Kiddsr Sew York
Mrs Henderson BOSTON
ar Henderson. Boston.
Mr. 4. q Henderson, EoTfor-
Mss Clara Henderson. Boston.
Horace r. Fairrhil5. Boston.
snrz Rernlcn Williams, Boston.
lanes = Minett. san Francisco.
TeaTe prafnaird San Francisco.
Mrs. George r. Butter, San Francisco.
Nj George y. Butler. san Francisco.
Clyde Ruler. San Francisco.
~ = Fsy. San Franr,isco.
T. waiue. Burlington.
" A. Lang Chicago.
k.fref H Wheeler. chehais.
~ C.oidstose Portland
n " Robinson, Burlington.
Frank y. Wells Burlington.
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Although ne may have been fnsoisnt. In
their hands he was comparatively weak
and helpless. At the very time when sc-
ccrstnr 10 their own testimony. his VIC
ience and rage was At the maximum. these
TWO men led him the length or the ship.
and while the captain was getting the
irons from the locker. the other DEFENDANT
held him The p-etsnse that these two
experienced and powerful ship masters
were afraid OF this coiored boy is too ut-
tarly ridiculous. lawful punishment.
within the bounds OF moderation, would
have suppressed any disposition ON his
part toward mutiny or insuSordinac ton- Al
though the injury Was inflicted at sea. on
board a foreign ship. the case IS within
the jurisdiction OF this court. and even
II the libelant were an alien. IL would b
the duty OF this court, which. for such
cases is court az the world. 10 administer
justice. In doing SO. the court exerts its
powers under The law. and without any
infraction or the rule OF comfy. as that
rule has besn defined IN all the adjudged
cases"
The Damages Awarded.
The hbelant, however. Is an American
citizen. and entitled 70 obtain redress fer
his injuries IN court Of his own country
having Jurisdiction Of the persons OF tbs
defendants.
Considering the extent OF the injuries.
and the probable responsibility OF the IL
helant himself, by reason OF proyocation
on hts part. award him as damages the
sum OF $4,000. and al costs. including tho
expenses OF keeping the defendants. since
they have been in the custody OF the mar
shall"
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Common 10 extra choice beeves. ss..Nsf
S5o. with sales largely at s8sfS: Western
range cattle, -. 50<7S.5. Butchers and can
ners' stun sold very well az steady prices.
cows and heifers going chiefly a. si-75s59-15.
while calves brought S9s. Western range
cattle were in rather good demand, prices
being steady as rule, with sales OF
steers largely at s3.4eG3-5.
Hogs-There was the biggest run Of
hogs today for any day in a long time
There was a good general demand. but the
huge supply resulted in a decline OF sc. and
IN some instances vakIes were as much as
loc lower. Choice heavy and prime light
sold close together. and great numbers OF
pigs sold at sS936o. Packing hogs sold
largely at sS.5og3.eo, and shipping lots az
S.s5g275
Sheep-Native sheep are in good demand
at sl.251l.IS for inferior up to S3T350 for
choice lots. and Westerns were salahle at
s213-l5, while lambs were sold on the basis
OF sS44I5. not many going above 81 50.
Western feeders brought 100 cars Of sheep
here last week. ard Eastern feeders %
cars.
Receipts-Cattle. 10 90; calves, 400; hogs,
20 900. sheep % N0a
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Total Sales.

The total sales OF stocks today were
SOC $50 shares. including: American Sugar,
l02 400: American Tobacco. 1920: Atchi-
son. $500: Burlington, 500; Chicago Gas,
71o0; Distilling. 1000; General Electric, s.
100; Kansas & Texas preferred. 4GlO;
Louisville & Nashville, $500: Manhattan
Consolidated. $500; Missouri Pacific. $500;
Northwestern, $500: Reading. 1850; Rock
Island. 500: St Paul. 2l.7oe; Tennessee
Coal & Iron. $500; L. s. Leather. 800;
L. s. Leather preferred. $4,000; Western
Union, $3.50; Wheeling & Lake Erie. 400.
Flour.
FTour-Recelpts, 2o7o0 barrels; exports.
1850 barrels. Market quiet.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts. 279, coo bushels: ex-
ports. 10000 bushels. spot-Steady; No.
. red. 72ikc; No. l hard 69ssc. Options OPEN
ed &c lower. closed at 1sc net loss: octo-
Der closed e694c; December closed 6i5sc.
Visible Grain Supply.
The visible supply OF grain Saturday.
October %. as compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange, IS as follows:
Bushels. Inc. Dec.
Wheat ...........50, $500 4,2s7.ooo .........
Corn ...........:. 4.s05,oo0 49,. 1.s74.oOo
oats .... ASSOC 1900 .........
Barley Bar -. 8.asoooo a99.ooo ......
Hops-Dull.
Wool.
Wool-Flrm.
Metals.
Pig iron-Steady: Southern. S@1A;
Northern, s12Gif59.
Copper-Easy: exchange price. sl.s09
li0
Lead-steady: exchange price. sS.SoG
323ik.
T.u-Stesdy: straits. si4G0; plates, quiet.
Spelter-Weak; domestic, $3.s5qL
Coffee.
Coree-Options closed quiet. az I'M
changed prices TO % points advance: Octo-
Der SIS io6f51s: December, Slts01i4.s5.
spot-Rio, dull; No. :. 1gsc: mild. dull.
Sugar.
sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining. SIC;
centrifugal. IS test, &c; refined. steady
Petroleum.
Petroieum-steadicr; closed sl.@ bid.
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1.57 IS t.3s s.7il s.ss 81 $40 4.s
Seattle, October q. 1926.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
Clearances- Balances.
Seattle .............S 80 e3T % SIS $50 So
Tacoma ........-...... 1856 90 22s75 %
fCruand .-.....-.-.... Z.s. 10 90 5srSJo %
The situation in the butter market is
not materially improved, and naturally
enough. tub butter Is the most scarce.
Buyers generally have gained the i'm
preston that ii Is the cheaper kind 10
buy, not only because it is at least / cent
cheaper. but because IL seems the opinion
that better weights are secured. Fresh
butter is sim rather scarce.
Eastern eggs have shown a tendency 10
advance, and one West street house took
the initiative by putting them up to %
cents. claiming that IS cents was too low
IN proportion. Poultry is plentiful and
quiet.
Seeding oranges are becoming more
plentiful and sell at $3.50. This seasons
raisins are offered at 3izf4c. Excellent
bananas are selling at s2G2.5o. A car OF
Eastern Concord grapes came IN yester-
day aad sold almost before Ii was I'M
loaded. Concor6s are nrm at Csc a bas-
ket. California grapes are slightly more
plentiful car of nwaco cranberries
will arrive soon.
Cabbage is showing a slight upward
tendency. and S0cGS1 seems TO be the
average quotation. Peppers are offered
at s101.25 Yakima popcorn has made its
appearance and is selling at &c pound
unshelled.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

PACIFIC IVASl sIEAAiof1Xr CO.
nretch steamers from Seattle as fol-
~ sar Francisco. via Port Townsend
"a Victoria at S a N. passengers re-
s'o 49, ~ board at I a. nj October 8
aray Aiaska-October and %, at 8 g. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
psgsf Sound ports at . a. m. October 2.
q. II. q. q.
tickets may be obtained AZ the Office OF
~ company a. Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODALL, PERKINS e. CO,
General Agents, San Francisco.
IF TR0WRPIDGE. r. s. Supt.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland, October =, 1876.
Cloudy; statsor airy.
B. > PAGUE, rorecas.er.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, Oct. 2s.-Wheat-Valley, sll2ci
Wala Walia, isQiSizc per bushel.
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BANKS.

Cashier. r. Van Iuyf
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fsrs on New York. Chicago. St. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points in
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
abs terms
Bonds. stocks and other valuables re-
eeived on deposit for safe-keepfng.
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