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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-03
VESSELS Sound IN.

~. following Columbia port.
where
ber
m g g tom. T sa.. 3. 4 4ass Puget sound
ss fs s'ss h ssn % s rss sound
ss n S.sygs yPes puget sound ~ day.
s n . ek tons ton. asssdsas British ds day.
A y q ns sssy = - sssr uge a
Sg c as Be .sp $50 ss os . sos h e.
a 81 san e e.sG f pss. sssns sound DAYS
s San grap Essls Ta:0na days
kK y a Ann ssA Kay s ss s
nsshse sshr p i s sn: 9anso na
G9Tg Of sAf f ssss AN DAYS
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John s = = Ssssa .sa5 81 s
L sn sssG s. Fds Khan G 20
gasssr wssiss as s' Am D ssS a a % DAYS
@ Sander h .s sAE Pm a x mea days
sns sig ssa soos lap Passt ess sound s.
M Hso.s esrsoa I
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rass1sn s s sP tons aa SAM ksaa pas s
~ San fraasi days a..
E: :, =. 49,: fs Sound 'sF y
80 ssn aanssce DepsEass
s1 l s. m ,se 81 sr 5 ss.
SEM t RsPes s sgen ss sA q P R % days.
Nor sk Ls tens ,,- hsns eau ons0n
la2 yaIsgs 20 Iars s.. .as sa.,s
fo~srs a-s Sssss II u ssssssT p, r .
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49, s sss B. r q s g s tiv.r ves
- ,sa. sana pat Pert Gambia
S.ss. r asssa Aa A as quay ss a days
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PUGET Sound SHIPPING
Inc Amsrapoera to Arrive in Seattle Today-Wheat fer
India.

in
,iszr con1Es ssonsns
sound One or
TO
lac nru q the
On
Snares MATTERS l. s Ahn r
is rnas OF choonsr
yaan master the Lea Iee t. jones
rersn
valued a az are
leases
lumber Of
OF
and
one@
bushels
neaGc
nssts valued
seoffu
% @
lang n VIII s. 80 bushels OF SIS
and dlschar $3.50 - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-03

alssa.f POSITIONS Va higher: NcvemA9.
va December. - 40: January. Feb
fcafy and March. - ia
Ffous-Duzi: demand moderaxe, o. Loaf
Fancy winter. o. Sd.
uops-Af Lcndcn. Pzrfac coast. e q
california wheat In India
London. Nov. Sir Richard remvae
wno mas had experience In Indian anaucs
- ~. wno was q. ore tine secretary to
s.f sonn lawrence, finance minister Of n
a. Lsorn is4 to lsz4. and who was then
apponted 10 supersn.end relief opera
uons OF the fansne-str.cken OF Bengal.
a1ter which he served n governor Of Bonn
oay. nAs been Interview on the threatened
incian famine. He ALLUDED 10 the Irnpo-sa-
ZION OF California wheat as q UNIQUE fac-
Tor n the situation He said:
II appears tbs wheat can Be landed n
Calcutta and sod at from 70 > seers Per
rupee Such . possibility vas never
dreamed OF In ny tine. II this be true.
y VII sufnce to a the shortage Ia the n
cian supply. Certainly American wheat
soid IA India 1t TIA. price VI. suffice fop
the distressed districts DO not see ths
need Tor the government 20 intervene "a
this matter. II tire thing can oe done. the
traders win do Il better rnaided I think
this - vital matter. ard the eovernnen,
should Immediately verify II, II this "a
rossfess: and. U 30. they should not inter-
veue."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL


A. Campbell, Snohomish.
J. Robertson. Gilman.
u McRedmond. Redmond:
Thomas wcigard Ballard.
Ed REYNOLDS. City.
p Christensen. Burnett.
William Howard Los Angeles, CaA
Miss L. Dempsey. Tacoma
r r Haven. San Francisco.
r Mccoy. Palmer.
Mrs G. A. Reckord. City:
L. H Preston, Snohomish.
NJ NJ Ravenkita Msrysville,
George Ravenkiid. Marvsv!lls.
George Robinson. Lowell.
p. p. Adams. City.
G. B. Moore. City.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
M sgsns rz5 . asse sn ws nss alsns Co.
z. r MfHer. Everett
c. Iowran. Tacoma
Thomas Jones Tacoma,
PR Prs = n S'e grossm psr's Sumner.
John w Martin Sumner.
Mary 4. Elder. Sumner.
Clara A. Baker. Fairhaveh
NJ z. Carr, California.
N Trevev Calfcrnla.
Mrs. James Trevey. California
Mrs. sdrey n. DsGrey. California,
N. L. HAYS City.
J. F. Hamilton. City.
G. Smith. Port Townsend,
J. L. Ewens City.
HOTEL NORTHERN
VIM. Hickman Moore. CITY.
A. G. Tweaaie. Port Townsend.
r II Thompson. Tacoma
John Forbes. Tacoma
c. SAN yreom. Tacoma
A G. Campbell. CITY.
Robert Shieis. San Francisco.
3. 7 scssee. San francisco.
A. Erinker. Port Toansea-
r. n Hamrond N Rossland 3. c.
Victor II BeckmaD. city.
A A. Robinson Spokane
Arthur Gum. Wenatcnee.
J " Garrison, Dunsfresa
Mrs. Garrison Dunge-ess-
r. r. Baker. Tacoma.
:. n. Schuyler. Los Angeles
= II McGaffev. snnas.
Jos. uartuev, City.
ThovTas yronnaan. Port Townsend.
Henry PothschiId PuvaIirp.
James D. polsry, Ontario.
HOTEL pIrI.ER-
Mrs. George w Bruce. Fir.
/. n. Rowland. FIR.
z N GstrhelL God Creek.
Thomas Johnson. Tacoma
James Black Snesensssn-
Waiter 4 Bsan.. bosson.
II y NeKay, Pert Madsson-
5 5oaa ar .sns san as v Eass
Mss Power Esensbar9
Mrs. Sales. Burlington. IA.
Mrs Owens Burlington. Ia
Master Ralph Owens Burlrztcn. IA
Mrs DeGrsse. Southport England
HOTEL BUTLER
Charles H Burns, Chicago
Mrs. ". II wlson' psr.,ssS
Mss = ST Cvatr C1scasa
81 (srlr~ore. New York
z wager New York.
" C Richard. City.
frank Higgins. Victoria.
waiter Power. Port Townsend
3 H Shortrger, Chicago.
N y4enz. wife and rail3, StcfossA.
Mrz Cohen. Victoria.
Jack Lander. AzrznaEtown. Ia
q \ Lander and wife Narsa2Asow1.
u w. Hume. Fors Angeles
Mrs W. E w As&s, New 1871
e a wadaams. Blaine.
Mss l. Y. was3A a-sas. BLAINE
WE NcXal.en. Bosso1.
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Washington City. Nov 1-Another stem
N long standing controversy has been
taken by the secretary Of We interior. IN
declining to approve the designation OF
the city OF Duluth. MINI. as the Eastern
terminus or initial point OF the Northern
Pacific railroad grant The department.
holds that the terminal should be at right
angles to the last section OF the road, and
directs that new terminal be
established a. the new Eastern
terminus Of the road accordlusfy
Under the construction OF the department.
the lines OF both the Northern Pacific ana
Lake Superior a Mississippi. roads are the
same between Thomson and Duluth A line
Of the same character as a terminal line
should be established upon the Lake Su-
perior & Mississippi road at Thomson Be-
tween the line thus established and tbs
Eastern terminus OF the Northern Pacific
grant when established. as now directed,
the Northern Pacific company win rot be
entitled to indemnity for lands to which
the other company may have been entl-
tied 10 under its grant. The intention OF
congress, ii il stated. was evidently to pro-
vide against making a double grant where
two land grants we're found to be upon
the same general lines.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-03

New York, New. the. stock market
today exhibited pronounced strength IN an
unusually broad distribution % modest
volume % business. The abnormal COR
istions confroaitns the speculative ana
investment community were Responsible
fer the Indifference displayed 30 exeer-
tsonal strsngetscy IN money rates The
saue consideration compelled the clean
Tag up OF ssart contracts that In Some
stocks had been long outstanding. n TIE
face % the rate Tor call funds. ranging
up 10 Y Per cent. ~ ~ interest. a cav. and
IL par cent ard interest an leans over
elsctian day. taseaasr with higher sctnal
and posted quotations for foreign ex-
change stocks We're hpoyant ana scored
advances Tas grsnseFs ana anthracite
cosle-s scored the greatest Improvements
N the railways. rtss-sx -zsS per cent. ard
me maximum ssar acted sas N tie in
Aassrta,s. recorded In sugar. @hsca also
led she market In posns ~ activity.
In government eonds zn extreme sd
ws-ce Of Q per csat. was recorded IA tae
RES -. registered. which Is an exception
airy wide dUesussfea IN that assec. TIE
haylas Was Attributed 30 investment az
count.
Silver certsca;ss we're eesit In al con-
SESSIONS from previous sales. closing at
&C. as against Ss<e. sse aaA sale o. Sat-
orasy.
The bond market developed strength as
the day nrasresssS. and closed euoya a.
With heavy demand for sneenissfve is
sues. ~hseA recorded net improvements
~ 20. per cent The safes ~ssre 81 -. ga
Government bead displayed Auoyaney
rising los rer cent. the extreme gain IN
new sA registered The safes we're 80 SO
silver certificates were active ana g.
clinst VIC - 80 en- sales Of ss2sa
Money and Ex~hansr.
NcHey On S1u, stringent as $50 r~r
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Mice OF SHERlFFS SALEM
~ superior court OF the state OF Wash
gton for the county OF King The
&SrHan Savings and Loan Society. a
11gpoeatf0n. PLAINTIFF, vs. +. w. Wald
M Emma G. Waid. his wife. defend
1ntn. No. 2. ssA
Tnder and by virtue cf an order OF sale
- speciai execution. ISSUED out Of tho
oyo-named court I'm the aboye-entifled
S<noe. and to me directed and delivered.
Nave duly levied upon the following de-
0111hod real property. situated In King
MT. Washington. to-wis: All Of lots
1wbered ten tio and number eleven Old,
II t1eok fosty-three t<o. in = plat on an
111fr1Gn % the city OF Seattle as laid or
IA q. Denny said lots being situate ON
- n6RthWeas corner OF Second and vlr-
h streets. and having n frontage OF
= Kindred and twenty u3el feet ON tho
- Ms Of Second street. by one hun
Il NN81nta street. In the city OF Seattle.
- 60unty, state Of Wsxhington. to-
- With I'll and singular. the teue-
S6119 hereditAments and appurtenances
0nDfo belonging or In anywfse pei
NSflce Is therefore hereby given That on
yn1ny, the 9th day OF November. 1886, at
- hour Of 10 o'clock n. m. OF said day.
u ~ front door OF the courthouse. In the
e1fy uf Seattle. in said King county. I VIII
M the above described property Mt pub
~ cash
Dated this 18th day Of October. is9s.
A. T. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff.
oBuve. Allen. Hughes 4 McMicken. at
to9neyN
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago, Nov. 2.-Wheat proved more
interesting than had been expected OF It
the day before election Trading was
not very heavy. but the orders to buy
were In the majority. and sellers could
only be found when higher prices were
bid. The strength came principally from
this situation. Liverpool opened Had
higher for futures and reported a de-
crease In stocks OF wheat which were
already small. of is 600 bushels. The fig-
ures on worlds shipments were conflict
ing. but all of them were large, and this
was disauieting influence. but only tenn
porariiy So The quantity on ocean pas
sage was sc, 900 bushels less. The net re-
suit was a very strong market. Deem
Der, which az the close Saturday was
bringing 125s4Ialc. opened this morning
with buyers at from ~ 7alsc. A reac-
ton to 7sisc followed. but from that point
IL turned upward again, and with steady
persistence. but without much activity In
the trading. IL rose 70 74S.c before Il
o'clock. and later. after a reaction to
7iAe. It rose 10 saS.c- The Northwest re-
ceipts OF wheat were 1850 cars. or 80 cars
less than week ago. and 800 less than
year ago. which was partial confirma-
ton of the predictions freely made last
week that deliveries ia that quarter were
TO fail OF sharply. Closing cables showed
an advance al Liverpool OF gid, and the
price OF December. which had In the
meantime fallen 10 1a1sc, advanced again
10 z4tsc. During the last fifteen minutes
an extra spasu OF builishness carried the
price up to ssc- The closing wa. firm at
1s7sef75c.
Corn ruled strong on very limited bust
ness. 1t was affected good deal by the
decided strength in wheat
oats were very quiet. but a firm feeling
existed and prices ruled higher.
In provisions there was almost nothing
doing.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Novemher. s3i4c, December. 74A
csc
corn-Novernhar. as2sc; December. c5sc.
Oats--Noysrnher. iSc; December. rsc.
iard-November, -; December AT.
Fork--Novefnoer and December. s7.1s
Rios-November and December, 1915.
Fiaxseed-Tixc.
Timothy-S9 80.
Rye-2ec.
Barley-sA31sc-
Live stock.
Cattle-Sales were brisk at IS. sos 10 for
common to choice native beef steers. with
the bulk OF the cattle going at 81 Z5ss4 S.
and fancy cattle We're sold az s.. l5g5 -
Hogs-Szles were at an axtrarse ranrs
OF ss-10Ss.sa choice lots Of stTsre,,,
weights again selling close together
Sheep--There was brisk t~ads a, q *
c. for inferior 10 g. Tsrs FOR GOOD "a,
rccks. and few prime native sbaan
brought S. 90 1ssInns were aet,va ar a. x
"a - with sales chiefly a, e. go. *
Choice lambs were very scarce Y,h.. -
mAnd for feeding sh@ep was unahata.a
tteeeipts-eastie A~Sse. hogs Is. ess. sheen
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r:ST COURT or THE uNrrHD
fsr the Eessssn Dsxr0
1 -YSxn0r1 Loo0 nd Tpl1
& sz.-< nGulniatnnDg. aGn1nDk kosfhefn
8 ~ lnzlroad Coususay end esnen
|.@Soafa Notice 10 present Gains
- and rursaans 70 the decree en-
,zs>1 feFetn by the United eSaley - - - -
@s - The Eastern 6zU<rscf u VICE.
- TIE 18th day OF AD<1. - 80 80
Iecyees auxiliary therefo nc
~Snasn9 between the same pe
S1rrs1.f court Of The United state ~
r~ffOwfnw dfstrjcf1--six.. W19eeE ~
n wisconsin. TIE disfric1 Of Am1
- dstr3ct ~ Eogth Dakeee tas
~ u Montana. fhs oietescF . ~
- the Eorsb<rn district Of uknoo
~ Goushern dlasr3ct Of New I0rn-
!. - further order OF rid dxyx-ne@-
- entered September ID. - 20
r heseby given 10 A. nossens -
a0nin6s aid Nortberr Pac.nc k1al-
- c@nnany. a aezinDt In recezveRn
q ~ purchaser Of the frst parce.
~ II said decyee Of forecaog1re ara
~rfered on the nth day Of Aprsi.
- be required 70 pay q part con.
aSf{oa and In addition 70 the sum Do
GIsrsh parcel. to present sssch Gains
e;lfin9 to the uudersignet special mes-
- Sfs0Uwnre q. Ms Office ~ 70 Ii0
n0unaupe buisAsnG. IN the city OF
49,. state Of Wisconsin, ard that
80 claims which shal NOS ce 20 pss-
.@ffe affer the first day OF D>cemoer.
KaN not be enforceable against said
S<1nra. Or agniast the property sod
~ rid DEGREES, o. aGn1nSt tho pnr.
- q such property or ~ successor
a.'suksA September 81 1885.
ALFRED l. CARY.
Special Master.
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washington. zsD- harley. csutAA b2es
cats cenrAls. LES, do washington $500
potasces, sacks. Ar. do Oregon. Lzss:
onions. sacks, -: corn. censals. 80: beans.
sacks -,iN: bran. sacks. 81: do Oregon
& -. rnsdciingss sackA Loo. hay. tons.
-. wool, bales. sls: do washington. LIS:
mustard seed. sacks. ~: hides. number.
TASKS, -. wire. gallons. q. SO; alfalfa
800. sacks. ia.
Produce, wheat. Etc
Nsddiinss. per ton. s1791s 50: California
byau. per ton. 125eIf4. outside brands
bran per ton. 3lf-saE1c5a. wheat. hay.
sxf7fI: wheat and oa-. y-Gle. cat &1s..
hsrsev river, &6s: barley. best Ss3s: al
falfa. g E5s5e: alfalfa FIRST cutting, so
s: clover, SOS: stock. HsaGs 50. compress
ed wheat. ss1sH. do cat. GGs-5a: straw.
per bale. soQzSc
&c common Salinas Burpanks. 5o4ssc:
fancy do. &6ssc. river Burbanks. soS4oc;
sweet potatoes. soc@$i. yellow onions.
1sGsnc. pickle onions. Ea7Soc; tomatoes.
l2lsaEc: cucumherx. 2s74ac. summer
scuas h. ancGS1: cream squash, cya3oc. egg
plant @sg4Dc. Berkeley corn. 5sas5c:
green peppers. 3Gsoc per box; dried pep
per. per pound. s112s4c: green olra. 400
75c. dried okra- oTlzi.e per pound. garlic,
it16fsc per pound
Frraics-Beliefower apples. 5agsoc: conn
mon apples. Esg5ec; strawberries. Ea4:
raxpberfes IS: eranoerries, sa4s per bar
ret: black grapes. 2594oc: Muscat. 295sc:
Tokay. sszS4sc. catalogues. 5Qs5cs nut
megs. E9sSac. common peasA .q5ac: Win
ter Nelifs 5ecT&. pomegranates per box.
<cq75e. Mexican lines. A5o0s: California
lemons. siSl--s: good 10 choice do. 0-50
2: fancy DO. a5sg3: bananas, s.d,; pine
apples. $eGi; Persian dates. per pound. "a
Sizc.
Bu.ser-rancy creamery. .4ezsc: seconds.
.Q.sc: fancy dairy. 3dzlc; seconds. f7p
lsc: picked. fT7Isc. arkin. l51s7c; fancy
mid new cheese. s7T0c, Young American.
9ll1c. Eastern. l-dfse.
Ezgs--Store. .4a26c: ranch, O01isc;
Eastern. asage: duck eggs. &c.
Poultry-Lave turkey gobb.ers. i24Sc:
hens, icQf3c; young turkeys 13Gl5c: roos-
tiers, old, ssssd4: ROSTERS. young. 0.se0
4 20: broilers. small. ea5G2 50: broilers.
large s. Gslo75 fryers. s.. 75G3-e5. hens.
q. 5ess4 SO. ducks. old. SOS. 20: ducks, young.
s3ss4: geese. per pair. BIS: gosiings. per
pair. - .SGl75. pigeons. old. 75csfN per
dozen: pigeons, young. sL5eSpi.7b per dcsen;
hare, 81 per dozen. gray geese. ESQ; RABBIT.
81 esa1 80: white geese. 3l-os.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Firm; May. sl.iss4c; December.
$i.4os
Bar.ey-Strong: May, sessc.
Corn-Iarge yellow, s7,@G91c.
Bran-cagifornia, si5.saGla per ton.
Wool.
Wooi-Chosce mountain. 6n9c. poor
mountain. 4a5c San Joaquin plains. sGoc;
San Joaquin foothii. 5d7c: Northern fail.
7Tec.
HOPS.
Hops-ouotsble At .dioc per pound fer
new.
Efaancfal.
SyIvnp h~r~ csixfDvaftS-asChf Par
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cent. ard 5Sztt@ per ceag- ard interest for
fro days last loan. y par cent an. Ia
teress. Closed. ontrsd At y per cent and
inseFeet: prime mercantile paper. ncnsi-
nasiy 701 per cent. ssersfnx exchange.
nrm. With actual business n 5ankers'
o.sss u et-80$48 for emznd. and ESQ
- TOE sixty days. posted rates. 34-s-0
Lxss ana $L61E&<. commercial bills,
49, Bar ailvey. &c: silver certificates.
G1S5zc
iod1ys statement OF the condition oe
azce. cz.sc. 80. GOA reserve. s117. rxu
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Tacoma. Nov. 2.-Special-John Fran
els. a runner for a sailor clearinghouse.
vas today bound over to the superior
court by Municipal Judge Reid on the
charge of assault with deadly weapon.
Francis was caught By the police OF Old
Tacoma In the act Of attempting to shans-
hal Hannes Flick, a Snohomish county
rancher who has been visiting friends In
this city Francis used pistol IN the
affair, and this was made the basis Tor the
charge OF assault The prisoners bail
was Fixed at 81 .o0o, In default OF which
he was committed to the county jail.
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5F1fE or GLERIFF-e aAIsE-fn the
s1a5F0e couSf a. the 1fAte ct waning
- - the county Of King.
S5Sxar6 d Cox. plaintiff. w. 3. y. Day.
1921 r. Day. Joseph =. See, G. q.
Srn Thomas c. yanNuys, Daniel w
- f1rsr National Bank Of Seattle.
= ,. Aver and r B. Robinson. drfend-
- and BY virtue Of an order OF sale
OecaI axecuf1on. issued out Of fhs
- rSwed court. In the above entitled
zsS1s o0d 70 me directed and feltvere4
<SSSe duly levied upon the following De-
&krSa real property, situated In King
~. Washington. to-wfi: Commencing
~ southwest corner OF the northeast
- (neiO of section ~ township g
~ n range { east, w. NJ. running
5S1e nnst sc 4-i00 feet. thence north
go feet, thecce east 81 g. 100 feet.
- north 80 feet. thence west 81 s4-i0o
= ~ vest hne OF said neA o. SEC
n ebeuca south along eai1 HE 80
- - To the place u beginning. con-
1Sfn9 twelve acreA more or less. to-
- With all an. singular the tere-
- Miscellaneous and appurtenances
Weunto belonging.
ynlfce Il therefore hereby Given that
p Yffday. the 18th dav Of November. 1885.
~ - hour u 10 o'clock a. m. OF sasd
4 a the front door Of the court house,
- city OF Seattle. Ia said King coun-
! Vii sell the above described prop
= q public auction. to tho highest and
bIdder. for cash.
.f66 this 18th day Of October. 13Ss
a. r. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff.
MITE Nunday & Fulton. Attorneys.
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iteae Or Interese % en1u -
steamboas MIS-.
steam schooner signal - at xAuyAu1
loading lumber for Alaska
Steamer Resale had two - eDn4D =
sheep for Victoria Last night
Steamer CmatliIa win prohabU - -
ken on The dry dock 1t ouaxeg4
harbor today.
Cutter. Grant steamed ont e 81 -
tsrday for UP. Sound points, ure
Port Townsend.
Tug Mayfower took = perty 6 Co.
clans from Budlonx's boatAeuno
day to Port Townsend.
Steamer Mexico arrived = IQs 4o9
down Sound yesterday ana 60 -
At the o. I. Co. hunkerA
Capt r.. NJ. harrington, feg9 - -
Grey hound. u now IDIOT
SnoqusiTnie. vice Capt. r g -
Fred g Bell, formerly wffn ~ Csenus.
hla 4 Victoria Navigatiso 49,
hound.
Steamship Amarapous - arEsvs iIS
port this mornAng from IT, -e~ 80
cal wharf IL the City d.
tie up there
Steamer Rainier hrougAe = Z eases g
s oasaa de- ssss<, g. sra@ ; = eat =
San Francisco.
Capt. oHrisn 10 stlu q $3.50 60 49, = - -
steamer Utopia, and "a ~ ss,sais .k -
s :rss ss 10 ysstsraay,s ~ s;sssss.
por, sI ye. so1sis but - sss,essay.i 20
thought 10 be due ~ - 1es - ~. ~
strip AZ San Fr4n<isse -
crew 70 vote.
p1.ekg rlsn,a,1 sol 1Feo this port e "a
Fran1isco for the pase - ~s.~e@f
chartered 70 carr. S~.ncs~en - k6-
merchandise fFoD
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Given His Deserts.

Gan Francisco. Nov. c.-Thomas VIII
Hams, alias Ed Marks. OF Oakland. was
this morning sentenced By United States
Distric, Judge Morrow to Imprisonment at
San Quentin at hard labor for Eve years
for sending improper matter through the
mails Williams was tried and convicted
In short order on Friday last OF having
sent threatening letter to Molie Tray
nor. on receipt OF which she committed
suicide. Her death led TO Williams arrest.
as the letter was found among her ef-
fects by the coroner OF Oakland. who
turned IL over TO the United States oiaciais.
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Injured after the Tacoma Parade.

Tacoma, Nov Charles Copp, aged 81.
started 20 walk home 10 Lake Park last
night after the political demonstration.
Two miles beyond South Tacoma he fell
OF a forty-foot trsstle on the Lake Park
railroad. breaking his collar bone. two
fingers and sustaining internal injuries
which are likely TO cause his death. He
was found this morning by . boy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-03

The Cal. Heard.

san Francisco. Nov. .-gn the wheat
market Nay arsion o2enes at sn sd-
vance Of nsaEls - ever Saturdays clos
tag and the market Vas generally -GcA
flrnsr. 4 small downward reaction n fu-
lures Afterwards occurred. which ~as awa
70 realisation ssles among spssGtaters
Al sis NAY opened n N-s<<s aa5 rose to
8, 49, There were 20 sales ~ December
Al fs-is Ass cpened ~ y sss rose 20
q - ard Closed at st.e. the same as at
Ala Ne pecsne~r wheat Was scli. Al
u.s Mag egsEed 81 s.. Ss aeeisned 70
s.. a.. recovered 10 i.S snd closed at
Ns 60 resem5er opened at s. sssa de-
eIine1 10 s. - and closed ~ S-Ssss TIE
.auapss nArkaG vas Srn1sr. with al aa-
vanue reported n ire English quotations.
Ma. ! shipping may ao~ De quoted a.
a. - Si. 70 per eea.sI
BresasssGs- Gratas. Etc.
F7eu--Sst cash prices fer family ex-
tras. 81 sass4 =. bakers extras. 81 ssSs4 50.
surerfsne. sa.ss&Fs.
wneSs-Shippsns wssst. g ~ pr cen
tai fer Ne L and 81. SEQ H. for choice
rngElsnx wheat g. seEi.aS-
BarAsv-Feet fair 10 god. .-ss9Ssr.
chosce. 50 ssszcs hrewsng. S4SS@
Dafs-~W hire oats. sz-14sI-ss black. for
feed. S-rESls s. eaack Eer sees9. s.. assss -.
rexi. foe sssa ssc2FSi-dA-
Isace4p;S-Etossr. quarter sacks. es
DO oyegoa 81 rs. ID Washington. - ~.
waeas. eezsals. as. GO ogesoa. - -. 90
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The little steamer Edith E.. which was
sank Or Sunday morning at barnSesa
dock owing 10 the negligence Of ths owner.
Is stili resting iazsIy ~ the bottom Of ina
hav. Diver BenJz min explores fhs
sunksn heat yesterday afseruoen and
foana her lying On her ssAThezrd sida IN
exactly the Same spot n Which she wAs