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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18
"REI6N MARkETx.
London. Sept --Sgver. sea61. censc,s
las>

London. Sep. r.-Saver. ma: osnse.s.
iAs.
New York. Sept 1.-THE Evening Pos, .
4~oE1oE. financial cAo2ex-am sAys. The
SOCK markets opened tat today, ocasols
lo4cAsns ls>74- Naea Il Ma known tha;
no change "A the Bank OF England rate
Was male by the directors q sharp spars
I0~ .ows1- Tas was aot fully maintained
however. The bears aaImer.ag ne mar
Ae-s Ard he view being taken that a rise
N ne bank rate Was merely deferred
ao"essr t2At nay oe. and allowing sor
the setback n prices. the markets must
De described as sfe4Giar on ne who!A
Americans were Irregular, but wlsa . fair
y firm ancertone The market Is gradual
~ awakening 10 the fact 0s The altered
condition % affairs 50 far as The tas.-na-
tlonal inss o.edrseSs between England and
America Is concerned Were It not that
al election Is pending the response in
prices would probably be considers alba
The Berlin market was more active and
steady IA ions- Paris Vas u1certaA-
sr~adstu1-. Grain. Trc.
Liverpool. Sept I7-whsat-Spot Arm;
demand. moderate; No red spring as Sc /.
No. California. SIS 81. Futures closes.
strong, ID higher: September. IS s@c: oc-
tooer. IS sd November IS 4z4d: Deem
Der. Is ii: January. IS sd. February, -
sid
Cora-Spot. Arm; American mixed, rev.
= la3. Futu-ss closed arm. l.ssta3 higher:
September. Octo5sr and November. - Id:
December. IS sad.
flour.
Flour-Firn; demand. fair; freely sup-
Piled: 81 Louis fancy winter. 70.
Hops.
Hops-As Lcadon, Pacific Coast, 81 Ia
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n "a he total was sEN-,-.rs. q weAco
sAss -. e vAs Tree ~ saxy
he gold exports cur-nx iaA AugzasG
sasoEaseo 20 S.ssZst&. - compared vita
al during Arrnst- issA Far the
-Ass etxas srsorths me exports a. gota
sffos7s~a 70 &S.5t-sli. wntcs - ainass
Sa~ exact rsu-e tSr August. ssss
ms 900 imports 3uring asst Auxusa
AssF@<ssrc teSAsS. A. co-sc&r~4 wisa
y S~sNs TOR she sA-ss monsA last year-
Fo~ sAe sszs eight months sfss ins.crss
o gso11 exceeded those fer the sArsss perscA
n iss5 ~ assoas 6. 50 go.
3he silver cosz. ara hu,,soa axcost~A
caring as, August sas o. 81. 80 AnA the
imports SOS. - Da-sng Auxz,st - v~ar
ire experts amounted 90 A11xA ani
foe Imports 20 si-i1AsTS Daring sAe isss
efga< months sAe silver s9pur1D an,rsn.ei
% st@S&-<is. ard tie imports - G,SY1 ~.
Daring TIRE same period In Do sns az
7~orrs sEsgsga;et sE.s1tA ana sns TIM
ports ss.1as s-i
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Tacoma Sept fT.-Assistarf l@rs CEN
missioner Cooper. % toe Northern Pacific.
sad tonight In reply 20 various rumoy-.
faat - railway company A&s se-Ssss
nat 70 r~oTx asEe re Yakima Invest re = Z
Company. "a asch owns th~ Sunavsia> srrf-
satsrG ca-al ~ Yakima ccsnfT. rts rssson
h-esrx Ia ths railroad holds onay part ~
IRE sex safe there t. az in3sssE 81 "a ass
os afsa1t t'f8lsss r@SreEen 81 n about
80 81 saArss by bends and receivers ceT-
sircates Il 8 believed IRE bonaasscsrs.
whlc7 are chiefly banks hare art IN Ss a
Francisco. VIII eject a reorganization
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wn.hfnseon CRY. ssgG- = The nS7-sssiy
oow~rasfvs ss.srssnt - re 'zapoFfs -
Tys~-sharssa-e god so1 ss4FAT during tie
sssnss. o, A.s.ysss and during easat rsonsas
a~szanx Ages & Aaes. sssa11 ras s@sasa
tyy t.A ssar~Aa Ok statistics tssag. Sa.ss
a. so.1aNs
.rsyrs<.sts- 1rs@~Ess rsesss sxDortss 6zFtr <
As~ssss. fxS. ~ a. So Aagzs. ~. ia
- g For lis AAss szgat EnoasAs. 80
~ ~. s0r s-se sane .-svsod os i1s4. rs. -
g. ST.
Imports o. rrsss1z2-@tse during tsss AZ
rr sss sss ~ az which 81. So 81 svss
rrAe % sszsrv. tEacorss alrsr2g Aaszs: 80.
r. III 80. - w9ss@s e5og- r.ae-rSaf ~ss
IRE. Of 6G-y. irSc-s~ car1zs Ia l2Ss
asrnt rso1szs ss-3 - 90. Of wfsrn fzss-
xIEl res duty <<ss. Ter e>s saHas p~rsoo
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MARI> E NEWS

Tacoma Sept. --.-Spa-~ta' arrived
Bark u. r. Hume. from Shanghai.
san Francisco Sept i7.-Arriyet-Sts
Sau Benito. from Tacoma: Br SIR Evan
dale. from Tacoma. str Alcatraz. Coos
bay; SIR Arag0. Coos bay: s,r walls waIiS
c1oria schr c. r Wilson. Grays Har-
Dor. Sa!led-Sh Yosemite. Puget sound
5k Prussia, Port Bl2keley: schr Enter
prise. Co.urnbia river
Eureka. Sept. E.-Arrsyed-Str Arca;a
from Astoria
Yokohama. Sept. f-.-Sa.Ied. sep,ernb Der
lo-Str En- press of india. for Vancouver.
Eongkong. Sept 17--S4-ied. September
1s-Str Braemer, Tacoma
IEoquis-n- Sept Arrived
schr o. 2. Hill. from San Francisco. for
H0quia-n.
Plymouth. Sept I7-Arrlved-Aurlsia
Victoria. New York and Hamburg.
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ROBBED The OLD MOTHER.


San Francisco. Sept. I5.-Th-ouxh he
fling OF = stf.t 10 tas superior court yes3er
day story which seems asTnogt snerssfs-
bic came 20 iSht- Tie gsain;ir - Mrs
Elizabeth Cavaaaugh. an aged woman.
who owns considerable properly in thu
n -ssi0n. and STE des sgsates rs The defend
ants her son Robert. an1 asT husband.
Morris Csvanaagh. She che rses them
with having conspire4 together 70 rob her
CT her possessions. and Nth having kill
MAPPED her. and caused her 20 80 ha held
q prisoner for four song months tn a local
private asylum
Years ego Mrs. Ca sssna1gh zsok ir
washing Shs SAVED snoasv sns invested
Il IN the Shsa 2ftsS,on sanEots. The csfv
grew. sni her property became ya1uaass.
80 that sas was In corsrorg aba c4rrua-
stances Then re aid . her prosperity
$40 recently Won q snug saKn "a lots eFy.
With this stroke % good fertunN her traw-
h.es began. far her AuEaaFSi refused 20
work. and her son intuce8 her 20 sxenu3e
6seH OF iris. plarlng a. her property
ir his hands. Hs and ~ "a a.s fnea EeoR
her sorcf5.y from ihe hc4ss oae r. gat ART
conveyed her 10 an asylum. from wh.ca
sAe wss released BY anos arr son, "a teach
er n ;hs jesuit college. 70 sAe.n she hal
managed 20 sen3 lsttera
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uarhnr Anrr,,nriarinn rlrht-

Oakland. Cal Sept B.--~nl.l e. La
mont. secretary % war. has been srs2exi-
81 to ~ the city council OF Alameda 90
reverse the decision cs Co. Charles r.
su-er. The engineer OF the Cozgi IN charge
OF tie .rEsssrUy-rnsrts 20 De made in OAK
Land hsroor Oakland zns Alameda have
been lgaor~6 n the spirited coEtss over
the manner 10 watch the hAr1sor improve
rleags should - made. coagress sp9F0-
prsAtea sGae ssa1sa 20 - expended this
year = ne werk Alameda demands that
the money shall BE expended On tse tssal
fats Cakiaa5 aernA ncs that K % ex-
p~0Se6 On The main harSsor. Col. S9ter
as-sae. ia favor Of oakland. ARD nc~ a.
sg.peal L. made 20 f5e war department to
AAye teas decision reversed
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A BARREL pyDDLrg's WILL.
The Legal Fight of aia Relatives Ends
In f1orrs rsE-saEls tsa.

san Frsnefsra. &c.. t7-~TTs centes.
ewsr ne wiz et Cogressus K41s. wslch nzs
ban FsesGszg 5~sore 1szswe EsFyvy ens .
fgry sor sSnas weeks. n&s e~ea eoas safo-
n saess King wss al eccentric old bsfs~l
pesate. ard tess an estate tonslstinN "a
tzs 80 80 deposit wlh Ergas xxwlagt
a&-.x@ ny hs wi3 ks pa 4aa asf esrsseF1-
eagy sas entire estate - SIS g. as-ses
Oar 81 ard James klax
Tns contestants e t-e w5M acre rssa
tswes @. tAe deceased sfv@g n Ireland
Taey charged that KAEx sEeenae3 fns -
zrNaas % unsear3 slan6. by tA@ terms -
tha sa--a rova Sc. which ha< h~ea s@nruges,
~ ~. rs,ssrs - slxfer AZ osher - 8 lTes
wsf - ~ Ars4 the brothers 60. ~ sgs @.
- esrete
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Cttas&- Ont. Sept. 7-.-T-a@ A-a.rscs =
,-ssoo1@- Frederick Gearing w&s s@.zes
~sr1~ s1ne srs 90 re coast e Nova
Sofia .o~ so s11a @ tae Gss&<Y Az. nzv-
s1x sesn eaagAt srsGs - t.rss ri. =
H~a.r SA@ was con1sEn.s ~ - c~ya-f
as 80 asp2rfrasct e. t1Ettcs aas row
ne~- -cttse6 thzt .ss< 0EnsTs ~ sSpeAl
70 - s3pgv-as cesrt - cana "a. az hey
csaf. t-as So vas not wsEa1z Ire t5rs.-
ia LII e. rns LIE
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BreadstufYA and Grains.

San Francisco. 1ept- H.-Ffour-Fsusfy
ex,ras g s0as 70. bakers extras. s. 80
ss,. superfne. g s56@
NheAE-Snipp,ug So. esl per Genital for
No. /. ard Si-0lb. for choice; milling wheat
fl.o2 9l.07ls-
Be-.ey-Feei. fair TO good. 5-l.g1 lsc:
choice. g. 3S5c: Caevai.er. soc@s1: brew
ing. Ts1sa
Oa,s-Ms..inv. 81. gG14c; surprise, SEQ
s.. eg's fAncy'feed. s2ls @,esc good 10 cholce
s5egs2ize: poor % far, 75&sSoc; gray. SO
ST..
Recsi2ss-FTour. quarter sacks. ne4:
60 Oregon. s2l5. Do Washington Ls45:
wheat cen,als. 12.@s5; 90 Oregon. 200. Go
Washington. SID. barley. ceatsls ilIao;
oats cenfas. 20. 80 WASN'T ngton $50
beans. sacks. 2.ss5: rye, eea-als 80: DO
u ,oes. sacks. 2Io: onions. sacks T45:
ban. sacks. ~; 60 Oregon ass. 60
Washington, seso; m!3dllnes eaeks. 100
hay. tons, 10, straw, tons. %: 90 bales.
- d Oregon. IaA. wine gallons. z. coo:
brandy. gallons. so; Aides. 60; quicksilver.
TASKS. &c
Produce, Truit. Etc.
Feed ana mIns;urs-Mladlinrs ssn9is
per ton: bran. re1I. 50: hay. new crc,
s1l9: wheat cat. ;, 5o1S 50. oats. s5soef7 81:
river barley 81 5s45: hes. barley, se{f7 -.
alfalfa. s55<1s; DO srst cutting. si95.
clover, ss<;T5o: stock, 81 5c55; compressed
ss1s
Observation-Disclosures. rar'v Rose. gz@
&c per centsl; Garnet Chne., seSsnc; sa-
l'na= Baroanks sfffS1c. rivers %. "a ~:
sweet potatoes. sace5si-i 70 per GENITAL: yellow
onions. 2Ns9lc per Genital: picked Go, tAc:
river tomatoes. i56331c: bay tomatoes "a
%. bay cucumbers. 2&l25, per box:
pickles. 5QS-c per nox. bay squash, so
z. egg plant. &Q#'c per box: Alameda
gen corn. ss-fffi per craze. Rerkefey 10
2 seAs: green peppers. 2o331c: large box
gree ok~k, 7sfTffc. Lima beans 5bc9x ..
string beans. 5sc11 per sack: garlic. ICE
PEI aosus.
Fraa~Fancy srpl-s r@1.s Ter box
common SO. *af5s,. Reile~ow~~s -. D1l
= str2 7stss-rTsN common. g s9e@7 ~. -ssn-
berries. se34 b'sckbe~rses sss3. black Hrs
con0@ layer Sa9if1s per box. sse@twater
an forts.nbieaa rrsp~s 90 ~ ner boy.
blzrK g~Rn@s esf4tc. yuscsr Fo ess74a-.
Seitauas 80. t'QsAc Tokay. 4sasac: water
F''e.ors. S24is per 20. osnta1ou2@s s'sISsc:
rsrFnsEs 5sz5A>. pA4c-~s r~- box. ~sTSS.,.
Harfie'i pears II eii&. secSs1. pa'Ims, ssg
- HeT hHy- D-ftre&. - - ounces scr
3, p~r box. Asxloan lines ss9e. Cali
for- = leus3ns. si8t.5o. 30 GOOD 10 choice
s. % - fancy 3 sss@ "a Valencia
ofanEes. go - p-- box Mediterranean
sweets 8 5"fe. bananas gg-. pln=spples.
agf7s Persian 4ste< 570~-
fs's-t-r-F' Fancy creamery s-er-a4-, 60
sa-snl 7lrss- fanny ts'-v. .aSeS~. 10 49,.
one fsNere e'~xiss i6geI7, r-sfr Isepfec
Ch@sse-Tancy mid rew sa1@sa~. -af~ "a
60. 7IS-. Yong America. s0lsc: East
60 lsgise.
Esrs-S-or,. i-c,ss. ranch. z4eesc; East
err ,s1f1Tc
t.~-s -39.tos Aens. fegts- y1unE ;I-kevs
lss2'se ~0oste-s. Ga g TR4 e. v~n~v
49, a~5lers. STA f9- 90 co aa-g.
: frv~rs. sas~1 hens t4s34 %.
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washfnwfoa City. Sep THE stats Sc
psrtm.nt has been informed by Consul
e!seck. ~ Mansgus, tzaF the NtcsrAsr-
uar scverEfnest. finding tAA effect of m.
Law passed December iAst. fixing dates
or imported Wines and spirits has been ~
stop tho importation q California ard
other 3isai wines s-< Spirits formerly
largely used. has adopted new Lar
which went into EFFECT August y. resd u.s.
ing the 11ftes IS follows: Or z5nss rat
ever 20 degrees strength. 8 cents tsiYs-3t
s-lfs cents Ta3ted States COINAGE per
pound. spanish weight gross. and : rssst
mere for zach 1eY-es IN excess % = d.
Er~es. mixed liquors rot ovug 81 &es-r@s.
strength z een;H Is &~sss csnts. f'nltea
stat@sl for Zach pouDd rrcss. cent Tor
each degree IN eEc>ws. wires ani nliss4
liquors above - degrees Aaf rsot ever -
" cents Gs ITO esres Ur}tsA States.
beer cents g 500 cents United Sfas%sf
Ter posnt gross champagne sna sparaiing
wires z cents . -~ga esars. United
essiss1 yer Dagnt
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HICAGO MARKETS.



Cascawo. sep. .--TAs org pen, - fee
inx OF H. 5ulis a whszi found vent a.
the opening ;o6&y. Taey became actually
eut1-1sias.c y Lhs Way ;asy al4 .or offer
lr@s ara Sc 9r.cs n boat sslf az hour
from tbs star recovered 90 per cu&ne4 al
vance TAA reasons for Tie e5@e Tres.
shicA vas seen 20 peFva5s I've ranks %
tn@ Bus were yG<.ls< TIE most ssAc0-4s-
agtrx y~as1re ~As ma ne receipls A.
" flseAp olls art Duluth nur- osTea oaly
So carcass. eerssa rep4 80 !. ~ On Taarx-
CAV a zr~ak ag0. ard 21ss on ~ CORE
s-se-s.1g DAY % ne previous year re-
..-ev-es.x Aezvy %5-th western receipts had
re~z--.y racA % 81 xS-6 - recent
-eaE ress q re market Liverpool So
a.E1sr 5as.Attans -e2'7-f-sS - a. are
f9~ srot cheat as III rtss Tar f@lures
.r'g~ = as ranne higher Il: - opening
NV vr-R z1r~-s .aA1 4D~-a4 c43s@ &C.
--~-----ss we're % band - III - made ass
x~- a~t ra.-axo hozse. asss =z1 t.3a ?
-sre-~ cs " AS Ne 5 cA~3 @1-FT a.
cep.e1 TIE CA.12ga n-s s'ere -
ears - compared a In = ears a ~ aro.
e4t oa.v eve earS xra-&e7s contract A.
saaelc po~g csear&nces acre ea2sl o 49,
AZ Nash-ss y WN~&s Er1 rSu- gcwe re-
~~Ae brfs go re- have e a. - ewa say
ks-wever. sse sAa-p a@s&1es G-oFes I'D
ta--assnx % xaTss q - 18rNF soGws "a
- -s.s SOD z7s pretty genera nnofe r.
rse~t 10 - 7@t 40 r@sa-r~ VTS1ts was
f-ete--Nsa& re % x est gave A4g-
e~.nel a. 4svsnr@ - - pr re-. "a fe-
10 p s.sst xn@As AIS sts-es- Ny Y1rx
~sag=-~t eG ersAz TSssei ~sSe- s-E2E e-t 80
taa e,oaE1az4s q gar. Pat SO TO sp@@ 3
s-& w1ca - =. xss tGr zA~2L on. s. e
sEsss v>3s knews TAX - j@zss twe1tF r
ssaa,.oz sss q g w@s ~. wne&- wlss a
sE-aES 9-2o&ss-stv a. rnzcz zzo~s toner
-uw
Co. wss - 2re - sa--sw.&- ASE1&--
Tvsss MAKES wss Aa-xs.y s11>e2cs4 - tn@
s.-a-x-A AZ wA.s&A
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south American Wool sales.

Antwerp, Sept 1.-THE river Platte auc-
ton sales closed here today with a good
attendance Of buyers Prices were firm.
TIE number OF bales Offered was $50. o,
which LOO were Withdrawn. Buenos
Ayras. 50 bales. sol. a; 2S.4ssse: Monte
Y.Geo. - bales sold a. sad
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sraArTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRs GARLAND AND FvANGr.i.
Seattle ard TowaseTlG-<eah Raw route.
essmer Garland leaves yes'er dock Nor
days Wednesdays and Fridays =, o. m
sof lu-. Townsend. Port " Hams Dun
geaesx Port Angeles. PORT Crescent. .setfvs-
s9rg PysAs C1a'Iam Bay ard Neah Bay:
returning arrives a. Seattle p. m. on
opposite DAYS Steamer ETargel leaves
fssier dock FOR Port Angeles and Victoria
Non3ays. Wednesdays ard fridays at $50
I'm
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-. sstxesa 81 P&a! ard CAacaxo Il
- s-ss- frc-n TIE West ssss.1 Ss az.
- ~ eo1't eszzss~1. ssce.-se. 80 era
- rwo s1nrs 20 49, T1As . al 1T
-. saagter II yes are & . harry. e.
u sarxsr. ssuEsg III agent. 50 First
.xssze scala y Asa-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,

Portland. Sept. fT-Wheat-wana Waaa
e. GS-c: Valley. SsEsS4c per eusa&
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HoTEI. ARRIVALS.
HOTEL g-rr I'm

HOTEL BUTLER
Victor s,asseeksr. S., Paul
9, Hetxisr, Ssssnl, Or.
" ". Gear. Portland
Henry l. wlssa. spokarA
W. A. Resny. New YORK..
v r gs,stora II To-. Aas,i.>
W. rheips. Les Angeles
Joas. II. wrlsht. 81, Louis.
George q. ssesdard. Chicago
]. -. Walker Chicago.
George Parker. Tacoma
Misses Johns. Franklin.
Capt Lewis +. Clayton ana win. 9hto
q J. EDDY, Portland
81. Smith. CEDAR RAPIDS. II.
Y. A. Sinner Indiana
=; y: Balm. Pai4asslph.A
vs.. r. Kenoyer. Caehaiia
George p. Lnnt. s'aicsxo.
IT. J. AcNa aus. Chicago.
n. NJ peyser. San Francisco
c. a. Paarlea whaieom.
J. Marsh, Wharcou.
Airs J. W. Secst. Victoria
HOTEL pIII-EA
p J. Smith. Ixsaqaah.
r. l. Thorne, Aeatoa.
VI Lyons. Fall city.
r. W Resdlas. snouu.lmss
r. J. fiars. Per. Angelica.
Alex ". Whale. SPOKANE. WasA
Mrs. Adams. Portland.
J. II. Roycs. sovslty.
JOAN Alden. Mosher
Mrs. Dr. 1 t. i. wssy. Morn. v~~
A. Moldenhsuer. LcweH.
A stohr. MsrysvEile.
w. r Bocth. saoaornish.
HOTEL NORTHERN
AGeers Penny. Los Ga'o~. Gel
j. w. Ward Los 0aEss.
II. =. Flint. Port 'ros assaA
George Mathews. clty.
f. Fischer. City.
II 60 Emy1S ~
T. Y. Johnson. ballard
), = I.afimer. Port Towa~r4
!. wason- san rrsarisco.
W. T. Rsrsvy. Less.nworth
/. J. f.a3sefhseh. Spos2sa
7soks SINE. Alaska
Jonn ~. Keith. NoDfanA
r NJ Jesse%. MonsnnA.
@. NJ NhAteheaa. AoatAnA
g. VI. ssDose~. skax.t.
= J. HOPKINS Belfast
T. J. nsson Minneapolis
Mrs., Tsrneaa. r.rs T0wn-.nA
J T. Johnson. Marysv'laa
:. ii. MsssAfrsy. sornas
J y spysgue, Mount vernon.
Mrs s. A. wo~xsen Se6ro.
=. =. FcrgssorA aoant Vernon.
RoTfsI. STEVENS.
g. A. pSasndes. Ros~snd. ~ O.
. Lsro~ns sas family. Aiss<A
=. p Gana. Index.
r II. Hasgsnorf Por,sanA
}. Il. isartsy. CITY
a n. Le~ch. Tacoma
J. ~ E-srranss SFsohouuasA
J. ". Forzer. FsrilafA
- IT Oliver. Portland
s...oTs4 4 jes.ss<-. v ara ~. NJ. ywroM
Mrs. Roland q. Gs;nwsIi and on. Fair
savarA
sfss Tsaa seaer. lsr1fxswaier. MssA
q - tssss. Egsl nc ar.
r. r. usngsey. F.@ttss
q . 3 Harry. MsgDs vsrnsA
4 = Charter. Tacoma
Jesln ryan, Des 8oin@s.
Nss : a. wAee3es. AraccrseA
RATNrEEt-sRaSD HOTEL.
s3asAF8 e. tsooae, Z. 2. oscA sarv~0.
"a H. RsufArss and 1ifs. wcsssrrA. MasA
Rruxu ard msge. &%~ York
Jena Eisek.Eas sst wife. N~w Yo-E
s5ixs "a TeYress New York.
Mrs. J. 4 MaosteF.als- Troy, ~ T.,
saass~r y. Q sise-soza:s. Iroy, n :.
a. y Jenkins II. u. ard ~ifs. risao-
. \. Cote no~soa-
Junn TburY~a. Gsen>ore. L l.
II. L ng;chlrsea. Besisroa,e. p
UeoFxm G Jrautssrs Art wife. psstsA9E
III Nea@on. poreisnt.
NJ asanss {. Draper pws An0s,sA
=. Er@nk Gorao1s Se9hsfs
8 f.a2aTaes Montreal
CyFas Ca;es. F'alraaysn-
OCCIDENTAL. EoTMA
= gszaln, Cgsy.
g. HrsSa,1Y. asisR0~n.
YfoaerA Henry coogsr. Pert AnFs'sA
e5eorxe- SAT- aps fsas..v. Mc asl:s
IS Ne.geu. f1fy-
wev.es AsssFs GafY.
" r. Van Racer. san Frsrscasee
= 2 prsx3n. Corvallis. CEs
Yss~ - Is E4AaworEa. ~sss ana e0ns
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gsss~~ .5Az ever t1As ysar- Et1--asen
rat&s sve- lie Merriam Faca@cs = cry
e.S-. 5s-E.-s .S- "a xo1Esc LA
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s-r~sAMr. y-TorTA
Lss~ss Tacoma. = noon. Seattle. Yesisr
war = n Mondays ard ThurSdsF.
- Pert Townsend Anaccrtes, Fsiras ven
Nes NhstcoT. E'slre ara FRIDAY Bsr~
sor. ani Vancouver. arriving Vancouver I
n. following DAY
..far> - Ri&iae g.. fsre 20 Vancouver.
- For further Information apply 20 Yes
'0 wharf
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA 0rEAA-
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
srTANSfTP CITY OF KINGSTON.
bs'ween Tacoma and Victoria y. c.
ssAn'i.vl VI 'Tarons 'iialArl tsts'n
isssmit.vl = r.. Towrs-nai - Ar = tssprn
t1pm Ar 10 Victoria NJ Nv Sipxn
saly except Monday.
Ehis steamer furnishes a-ss-cjeSs accom-
No2a5sons. carving both freiwht anS rsas-
seasers. anG leaves from feS,er wharf.
Seattle
<or rates. etc. inquire %
q p pa sfF>~r nv Sr
Yesler wharf Seattle.
I A $ADEACs
oseerai Aren't y. 7. Ry. Seattle.
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THE ArsAsK A STEAMSHIP co. .
STEAMER wIi.r.APA.

Cap George Roberts
aearrx Sea- for Alaska Sep; s-rNsr -
- 81 10 ocsock. ana every afieen Gays
hereafter
sNr tgr.Eht aHf passenger rates egciy
@ CARROLL Agent.
80. -efve .s8rher aock Ts,.. PIKE IS
taSNi.t,S s PEABODY. General Man
axer S-atU~
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JLY ON THE 'LYns
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
ruur round trips daily. excsp: Ss,nA
II ore hour and twenty-five nninufa
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. SeAt.le-Tacon
routs as 20 .ows:
sAKYyG EFFECT TUESDAY NAY
TIME CARD.
9.ng.e fare. 5c. round trip. tie.
fHsye Seatt4e-f.45. Ills @ M: 1;4. e1g
Lave Tacouaa--e:0 A. n: 1. ~. .. N
SUNDAYS.
Lave Seattle a m. II m: 8 .. n
f<age Tacorua-s:5 a H.. z.3e. f:aG 3. n
Landing a. Northern Pacific wharf. t.
eoers. ana Commercial dock. foot o< Na-
r,oe street. Seattle.
sun.sys. steamers Flyer and state a
Gashangton. fare sec.
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S've- s~-s .-.- IS n. ~-sswA. "a
Aef 70. 5-s4@ Telegraph -. :. Is
>EsS To9A EAEr~.


Nss ysrk. So TT. s-o-k market
1c2Ay. - N&1 e~e1 exposed rssess.1 a
cas-s~-sz.-le tang OF ~ 80. a<ss e. az
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Il cats cszs.e q fair business vua ecos
sssors'y acssr he opening. bat !. got tul,
ta.Nr
tsnSassa 10 .rc.r any 81 fes rScea& Dali sss-
SONS HAe eeRrl esndency % prscso vAs
downward
Closing o1ceneicns.
WAsat-S-r.emaeY ana o-.oesr. 0<A
Cor,-Sep-era.r. "a: October. Exc
NA's-S~pts-ss--. Sic: 0ctoner. -yAc-
rorx-s@pse-rbe-. Is n. October. HT-t.
LATd-S~rss-ber. s. -. October. s. S-A
sssas-ssEste-neer. $ eTss. oe.eeer. S3i5
Ry.-s1s-e
Bs<lsy-911JNA
rlax-s71c
T..1osAy-E2
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A. r ROBINSON.
Carrying t. 5. Mall,
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route leaves cry dock. foot OF Main
street $50 a tn. calling at South Beach
BIrcheli Brick Yard. Bremer,on. T. 3.
Navy Yard Sidney. Charles on. Tracy ton.
Chico. sslvsrdaie. Leaves Port Orchard
rzsy station al p. IA: arrives Seattle
s4p m. Z y. Robinson. master. Lilly
Boksraus & Co. agents. Telephone. Main
r.
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Caetse-Na,tve steer. were ',~.r, ce-,-
ro7 % csosre sod a. So Esdss. Sssa-ke-s ard
-se1e-s- & sosS-ss. western rangers. Dan
a. sowsr. steers selling mostly * s. %
Iag<-EAavw e. s~9sss. rr~.s-tr,
vegas. s--lsSs =. I.gais. s. sses a.
Sae~p-IArSs are now selling st cT4.
Sssa OCCASIONALLY prime stock Brings - X:
"rss-Fn sheep are away down. With sales
8. sl-as@yz .. ant natives sci az s. TssTS
Heoe411s--c&ttle. $50. hegs, e, go, sA.@p,
Z, 90
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EVERETT ROUTE STR GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle a m. y m. 5 .. m.
Leaves Everett; go a. n. 40 .. M. 7sSe
p u
sundays-f<eaves Seattle II q m: ieAves
Everett o m
Fare, single trip. 7Sc. round trip, It's:
connects with boats fer Tacoma and Sno-
kornsh.
fant.ng-Co,man dock foot OF Marion
e.ress.
SEATTLE 4 TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
r W. Goo5hue. Manager.
Te.sphone. Red 81.
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4 4 b. TRANSPORTATION CO.
Weekly Time CART
DAILY SERVICE.

gKaGTT RIVER ROUTE,
Calling Al Stsnwood. Fir. sksgit City,
Mount Vernon and Avon. fTulallp going
south Sunday and north Tuesday,
ETEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Seattle Tuesday septembas Is,
8. I a. n: Thursday. September II. 1t 8
4 N: Saturday. September fs al q m.
Lave. Mount Ysrnon-W edDes9ay. Sep
tsnser 10. a. a m: Friday. September Il
q ! l. m; Sunday. September 90 al a. n.
STEAMER CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Seattle Monday. September II,
a Z q. IA. Wednesday. sep.egn-
hsr IT, al s a. M: Friday Sepiem-
her r. a; 6 a. m Leaves Mount Vernon
TUESDAY September IL. al a m. Thurs
day September II. Al 8 a. m: Saturday.
September IL. a. a. II.
Connecting with s. Wiley Navigation
Co for Tacoma and Olympia.
City Dock Steamers for all points on the
Sound. Open all night. Tel Main -.
s. G. YERKES. Manager