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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02
New RECOMMENDATIONS.

Tbs following articles Of fncorpo-e e'on
were fled yesterday IN the aaditar's oTsce.
Seattle Tide Land Company the rsslr-
poses % which are tala requirement ansf
disposal OF t1ds lands wtf6in and near the
CITY ~ Seattle. The capital stock - 80 a0e
divided into 500 shares TIE existence OF
thu corporation shan Re fey wnsr~. ard
the place ~ business Seattle. The trustees
named are John Leary. Alfred Battle and
Bernard Eoeliy.
Tha NJ. r. Downs Company. ere business
os which VII - mining rranes ~ Eaus ara
harding IT mining stocks The capital
stock s rIaces ar ~ s1n 8sTf3ad into fesse
-1srPs. The life 1f the tnca~po~E tIan N5lalf
Se aFtv years. and rfare % business Seat
tie The trustees are q. E. Downs John
Davis and J. r. EioGsi
The Black Rack Gold Esnin- Company.
the existence 81 the present charter b Tfrv
years the capitai stock s. 6og saa ia aee
so shares. ard fne psace % ousfn a~rs ssss,
tie. TIE board o. HI0e trustees includes
The names o. ". T. Boyd A. eshHhaye =
a Penftus y. 2. T1sal. a " AnsEersan.
X. II Csarx, y. T T. rutherford ana
p : Hot. - Seattle. ard j. A. Bennett.
% ST. Joseph. Nc.
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WATER FRONT NOTES,

Steamer Utopia brought In % packages
Or Chinese merchandise Yesterday from
Vancouver.
Steamer, E. D. Smith was in from rnc
five tons az hay.
Steamer Willapa win SAL for Alaska
this morning at 10 o'clock. She will prob
ably call at Sum Dunn.
schooner Excelsior. Capt Bu-nsister.
finished loading lumber an Port Rlakelsv
Tor San Francisco and sailed lass night
The fine weather os yesterday drew
many people 10 the water front, and dur
Ing the afternoon y looked ike a repro
duetion Of a last summers scene.
:, FIRST Assistant Engineer George r. De
Reawer. OF the revenue eutte- Grant, was
taken 70 Providence hospital Yesterday to
be operated on for appendicitis
Steamer Csfy Of Topeka was al the Ore
Fon Improvement f'orupanv's hunkers YES
ierdav taking on - tons ~ coal she vii
SAL Tor alaska tass morning ar - o'clock.
Stes me- Sarah II. Reuton. running -
Pert BlaEeley, has changed aer time table
She WI leave daily at 70 p IA ard 1 D
III. except saturday ana SunH8v ON sat-
friay three trips Will be- made. leaving
here az u a m. 2. m. and rs p n on
Sunday she VIII leave 4 10 a, n. and
p. M.
In = month or six weeks the United
States revenue cutter tsolden Gate and
the torpedo boat being .const ructed AZ Mo
rams viii be launched THE s4a} OF shs
cutter r. completed and rs receiving "a coat
o. paint Before sire touches tsIe water
ell the machinery viii he 80 place and
the construction work completed WITH the
exception OF pilot house
4 familiar sound on the water front 70
heard no mere. The cough C the steamer
Greyhound. By which her approach was
heralded when miles awav. has been settled
and she TOW runs ~ smoothly and ncfse-
lessly as z seif-res asse ling steamer Should
do The noise % fha fsreyh oufss'w ex fqs,tsst
has always been a great annoyance IS nen
In thick fOg those aboard could saar
nothing save the pnffinS - the engines
and would nave 70 stcD tha vessel tn or
der 70 listen for fog signals <onas Slight
but important changes have h0en made
IN the Pups" machinery ard sae nov
burns three cnr1a 81 wood laSs per day
without a aoss in speed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02
a BEANIowN FAKE.
AeAnour- fngc1uiry Too Much yow
New Milford rarrnorn

S~F1Eepore Union.
N1rc~ % D1Go<zry men Who -
ET-el VAIN &zx1p.e IN seiss1Suai fertility.
All w2so ere 2cs selzderts Of nurnau
nature. nave oesa cotnlng sAekels wfkh-
oas nu-aesr at ire New Milford natr che
4&ss week WITH osae OF the ss-anseat anA
z1ost Ingenious @ake= erar eosxsssd ucon
81 ElL-a4s paSS.e. The artists eavo =
tent end scrxs o. Industrious '+cs.oaers>s
TIE ca2asTs c4rcyslzts among Ii. cr,oxaa
a. lie S-zne IA 61Ta< saosss q s-11zlsy'' prtxs.
Ugh. Eaat has 5ast salzaa place ID tho tans
A.1s statement - sUpS.eEns nssd with ax,s
other % tie @Ezscs that Gre People -unnsaa
TIE show cfsAr a Big purse - aay- mar
who VIII 'o~sr t1s-- 5gasar IN = Sersaan
number Of CoGn6s. Afssr xean sreeresa
"a awakened. another ospper, ssrsssed iska
= farm hand anGccszssiy rerrArsas. .esy
sosA. "a iixs 20 sacS-s hat se.-cvs," Tho
cr1w5 urges him Aad n . few fnsr-
usss she tezss IS tai at Is oents per heat.
a. anxious - So tAs farmer kre,,kea
cut T'hs only ge0utns feature of sAa
whoa business ID raykag the quarter a
Gre ccor.
The "farmers' meets tie fighter ana 9ueD
nsss2S&ulsy "1cne 49, Tie crowd dc.
psE's%s cnUcSisng ard every snan gAerouroa
in'oceCtsy becomes an ADVERTISING nae
dram for ne fakirS. IL Is a sarexa er.ch
and ira nsSt-lEy CT IL is the Victims 1nace
sss2ret they have been Geaca5s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02
YGGs A cExTrRY Old.
The Kind That If Hung Chang Pre-
ferrua for Erssss kfs~t

John Doyle steward - sue watso-r
hosei. Kew York esfy wsers sr. rres,
Chinese asshslssas0r stavss 9s~s er a.s r.
c@1s VISIT. gives RoGae Interesting points
ssycag- tszs Cht-ese c8fEna faEhcse gegn-
essr.ul sTrx." snit Mt Ts1vss. *+asesss
wh.ch 90 reEsch has oeea ~ 70. sr@ aoe
80 1@G. after a. Here s e-e - taefa
fs15wsng ira wrte~ waat teKel ftEs
psece q rssEul1@ SIX 91e, hst wa 7sas az
egg s1ezs sd IN cav. tbs waz gwen re-
BY on. o. ire cooss an& n.ag - a ear
fury ca. ser aaEAt k-aw. Tsgs q
preserved hers egg TIE process %
keeping taern - vary primitive sri simple.
Ar JET very sT@s1ve.
'~T11s ls 90 vav il = &o1e: E-rF.
tie eggs a<s sofess kars. tEan. whs.s fkev
ara hex. sk@y are s~sgp<a T. sol. cav
azss oaeked assay. They I'll keep fuv-
~r~@-. Trey w-r@ hrouE5t here n azzs
rsasex@ n rice Eu11s. soEae q xn5eh. v5s
see eng 70 s4e cay ro4zt us srss
" asn og@rss4 "a whites q tnsse eggs n.ss
as-ross back ard seFs vSgAs Ara xrsaz
T<ey cnos than vs-S Ere ard 6ssprs@-
r-.1ss Of tns- vans ESsa fsera- ar. Eaey
enter largely EEs1o as tAe@r sauces Tss
czek's eggs are Of re @ne@- EeAszg a..
a4gscoyeS o-ss-.. TAsy ara E-ss E21ss2
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The Apple Crop and Prices.

~ &C s$si4 i a. S@AEiAA.
Where there Is a cons 5eracle quantity
Of apples TO market In wholesale way
i becomes a question OF Importance
whether 20 sell early or IA e and Incur tina
ex pense q storing. The farmer and small
orch&rEst have this matter more COM
fruit and ghe wood growth At the same
pieteiy under control while the heavy
grower who is without storing facilities
naturally feels deep interest III The prob
lena cary LAST season exaggerated stories
we're published regarding the actual con-
DIXON OF the apple crop. which had ten
ceEcy 20 bear prsceS. The result was that
apuies We're low early III the season. While
after the mast Of the fruit went out OF
TIE growers hands and the pack was made
and moving Il was discovered that the re-
ports u large crops were ove-draTn. SO
That prices went UP at once and buyers
had a good thing. Very naturally this
caused much feeling amcns the apps
growers Of the West. and The Indignation
expressed IN horticultural meetings r.
gaTdlEg the deception was loud and deep
There vas a general disposition TO pay
little attention 10 these reports In the fu-
llsre- This season We have the sams
glowing reports Of large apple crops. and
the stories are even more ulagEifed than
they were Their We do not wish to offer
any advice IN this connecti0n further
taaa 20 call attention 20 the fact that while
these reports OF large crop may be alb
soiutely correct a. applied 20 the fruit on
tAe trees BEFORE gathering, when the har-
vest season approaches there Is likely TO
ba much less and a very considerable d.
intuition OF the crops. II IS fac. tina,
The prema ture dropping OK fruit has been
general al summer. The cooling moth
has also been very destructive and has
greatly impaired the value OF the crop
We think That for these ard ofhe- reasons
the harvest viii be smaller than Is ex-
pected- Then IL is very common. N the
case where trees make a strong wood
growth after having had poor growth
for several years. that II ia not possible
20 healthf1lly develop a good crop OF
time This causes a premature dropping
OF apples al gathertpg tine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02

ss-.Aase conditions. Thest-s-xThost mar
- = attributed 20 al increased demand
- .S'sa. --aE1ces. ard % a decreased move
49, O. commercial ox2Is. owing % 80
ADVANCES IN The price 81 our
=. g .1s'olts and other food products Eysa
- vance. 1CE@yer. A European C.
- 49, = reported. Paesic Mall was marx
p - % - 5as The gains II other
a.ss were less noteworthy. In the sasc
- s92sT44 reaction occurred The
50 - ~ 4sG- Ct 1usst. ads firm
=, s%S continued 10 work higher, a.
lie MARKET was somewhat mere
ed tnAa recently. The dealings
80 .ssed N few % ire speculative -
- Nalca scared rractlonAl xa-ns n
S~seS. Tne sales were NG3eaa
n sovern-a.ls eonas we're con-
80 % -as Cd so1rs. bat ne toas was
ss@efa--y e-rH- Sales. s. saa
Honey and Exchange.
Meney GO cal. steady q. .sSzss par cers.
- .0a1l- "a Per cent: c-ossa .s-ss5 per
49, ne mercantile paper. si~4fsS. per
- sssr-4rg excAarsye firm. win A-stssss
60 s1-sss = oafas<s bills AZ s. SsE : ~.
y .. --lA~s1 ard "a seasa- IS for Sky 44ys
80 TAtss> 81 xas<sssz-r ard 81 sssas -:
- -'s1Esr-A Sis. ss.A- Silver cerx1rca1es
7'<a Ear SILVER. sac.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02

San Francisco Oct. 1.--Ths following ra~-
sense-s left or the steamer City az PuebIa
.or Seattle: Alice wilson. " Levy. T.
Sra4ley, A. Ness. AIRS. IseslrlFe. Ms
Read, Fred Tesuews. =. Nav. N-as Meas
ley August krause. G. Tsvler. A. Newman
Miss Folsom. Mrs. Tieiding. Mrs. F.by J.
darlington. A. AIcCrary and Nife. Mrs
Williams Mrs. Hughes
For Vlctoris-H. TlndaU and wife. Miss
FeIlman and wlfe, II B0wling. ". I<e.
Mss Hso} rhaeld. T Miller. Mrs. Miller,
Niss Smith, Miss Mason Miss Tarsfv
Mss Paterson Mss pshon. z Fox. II
Fraser, Mrs. Sterling and daughter. G.
Alandt. 8. Wentworth.
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MARINE NEWS.

Narasrle. B. C., Ger. Special. --Ssf7~s:
British ship CaEabes5oon- san Francisco.
San Francisco. Oct. f.--Arrived--tsr gtFsr
tsFoSresstst, Departure bay. <fuar Ara 70.
Coos bay. SaI3ed--<ritv OF pue6ia yicfc-
IA and Port Tewnssns. sc7r Laura MAY.
Astoria; schr Webfc0t. Coos hay. Hong
koaS-SS{led September a-nr strr E.ra-
press OF Japan. for Vancouver. Caaao-
sailed August IS-Br Blk Altcar. for Port
Townsend.
Genos. Oct. I.-Arrtved-werra, New
York.
Plymouth. Oct. f.-Arrfvet--C alurylN ta.
New York. fer tsherhourE ard Hamburg
New York. Oct. 1.-Arrsved-tFsu1el prs-
men; Alesia. Marseflles. Teuten5c. LAver-
pool. Alsafia- Venice
LIVERPOOL, Oct acknowledgements
Philadelphia.
London. Oct f.--Arrivsa-Ma IS achuse.ts,
New York
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Can TO II r~ioos.

These people IN New York who N4llDwo
tnat they can curs their LIS BY wzAn1
aaeut hars-footed In tho grass In the
early morning hcgrs-ths elsctplsa a
Father AnelSs-haye war a Partial vie.
tory. T'1s park commissioners. at thss1
last naseang. gave them permission 70
promenade In Central park for cna wes4
between tae hours Of and IN the morn.
las. The permission Is restricted 70 . cers
tain portion o. the park.
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Tss North WeessT1 Enc hs4 three 6alfy
tras.s besweez g. Fsd aEz Ch8caxo. IL
ycur tran froEa Tbs ~ ss. saoGa1 bs iata.
ard you son't cgrzsct. rsre,5 sct iE's leza
tssz $50 hoszrs 10 walt. tbs - an lua-
p0xsaat matter & ves &rs Fl a harry. E.
~. Parker. paget s1uaa 4gsat. ~ 1..xs
aYHEua. se&st.a. W.
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London. Oct. Silver - liza
New Ecra. gcE. The Evening Pests
4-an.5e2 ana1cs4g caesegranl says The
STOCK market was @cea teasy. manly on
easy money and TIE fastening - see bears
. cover khe improvement extended - al
tae markets. Assaerscars opened steady,
iaea weakened. nGt finally closed good.
There waz a special demand for ATgen-
tine railways on excellent tariff reports.
lsoneen discount sell to - rer cent today
on the release n q mass ~ dividend
roEey. TIE ease "a she money gnsrse.
vas also Increased BY tae further release
o. T 81 80 q - 4ss4l@se money IruxE the
Bank OF England.
Tae Paris boarsa was firm ana The ser-
In market sss9ry. although dear money
IN Berlin ~ likely lsser N the month.
nlfea states god gong from there -
Russia and Austria
london wool Sales
London. Oct. Timers was a good a..
teIstzarce a. the sheepsaln sales today.
competition was active and rsscss as a
rule were higher. Fall wosi g-ossnreds
Tere Nj higher. cull woci rnsrauos show
90 Id lower and sAorthoTa mer!nos un-
changed. Sales Ia detail.
New South Wales. 20 bales. clothing ana
cCnlctng. s7eI. Queensland. S0a nxaIes,
csochIas and corne.ns: sis86asd. seu.A
Australta. 800 eales, clothing and comb
rs. fsxssSd- Tasmania. 10 bales: cloth
tns ard cosnhiag. - s5zsd. New Zealand
40e halss; clothing and eanbsng. Ia ~ a.
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wsl rrxxe rata % ga q 70 erosaas ara
rpt t~a e,n 0cGoaer 5th asf ssh. good 20 f,c-
toee- fs*h On zsccgut OF Mar a~@st Mn.
1rss A Aaezcl4sLon whaea Essess a. syckaaA
ELL Eal- 3 rcd AZ sa-.s ttraa
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tns7 preserved n . paste Of charcoal
N.-aae2 2arce,s ahcut csern. TIA tueS'a
ssNs are opened. spsi. IN hase ard served
go N lie shall ard. old as .hsy ArAA Z
assure Toz they ara isss~s,.1s
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Ixp. TRANSFORMATION co.
aKAGrT RIVER ROUTE.

RrraNTR CLAN NDoSAI.D
s..vss eeatt.e Tuesday. September =. ..
a n: THURSDAY. october ]. al a. m:
Ess,rs Vernon. Wednesday, September %,
n. Frszay. October ,. at "a H..
..ssv OtoDer l. AZ 8 a. m.
cry dock. Steamers Tor al points on
anss-,d Open all night. Telephone.
80 81 s g. fEEkES. Manager.
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Trastc SCHEDULE.

TratE SCHEDULE
II efTsct Jnre -. tsa&
Trains LEAVE SEATTLE
Cor s. iaa. an last 80 p II.
ssF SseA2ae al! LoCa.. us a. n. and
= Portland. 40 a N ana 50 . n.
r.. oynpa. Gras's Harder snd South
Sssas. a. m.
Es ,'arsonaae. as =. IN.
ses aeelia. 50. IS ard : a. m. 80.
sssS $50 9. N
TEAMS ARRIVE, At SEATTLE
rsn@ ~ Pant ant Ea&s $40 A. n
o r. ~ a--a
rcam Port'sni so ana u "a ;. m
ssssr N.ymg!as tfray's EArnor a-ss
s,sts besa. 5 % r. n
Ten Carbonate = ~ a ~.
~ Us faeersS, g IS ant y - O. m:
:. 10 ans lI.sa =. ~
-nNs'v sxceps So sav Al Others ssgy.
- cart subject 10 change without no
sisrcnvh tickets - jarsa sns CN.na va
sse-caa fsae
- ra.es. routr. azt otSer information
I. A xADEAV.
Gezsra ASe-t. seastae
~ ~ Fteset oit'cs. corner xesier way
ssaat Ticket C~ses. corner Western
~s a.: C&lum5'A street
A CE ARTTCS.
Z. ss@s,saf Genera Passenger Ag~ns.
"a aar-tzar street. corner laird.
sss1ar6. ~.
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~rsArTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

srRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.
estf,s Ard Townsend Neah Bay route.
essar,er Garland iesaves Yesier dock Nor
ave Wednesdays and Fridays a. 2 a. III
- Per. Tuwagerc, Port Williams. Dun
eseess. Port Angeles. Port Crescent. Gettys-
karx Pyssit. csaIam Bay and Neah Eay:
sssnrrinr, arrives AZ Seattle p. m. on
.snos,sa days Steamer Evangei leaves
Yts,xY dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
1osfavs. Wednesdays ard Fridays at $50
: a.: arrives Seattle alternate days 80
p n.
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fT ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.,
eTraMER wrLLAPA.

Capt George Roberta.
s-s6n~ Seatsse for Alaska October Z
- "a "a O'Clock. and every fifteen 6ys
t1ersefter.
- j. c. CARROLL. AGENT,
eehwsbacher dock Tel. Pike g.
rrARf.Es <. PEABODY General Man
axer. Seattle
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rs-ps1x ard ssAirr carries oe e~s On
rsa~s eau oEsaln reeSEes rasea 20 ana eroxn
Lake CrsScs1s ~ acs.ysng 20 James MGR
gan. &Eest slx@EIs Sss2naAal. Company.
XeS.er DOCK
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vHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
pOF-TEs--aks steamer Bay City for An
ssorfss. Fa.rhaven or Whatcom. Leaves
Commercial deck. Tacoma. 2 ?. m. City
raesdnys, Thursdays and Saturdays. Re-
srraing eayes Whstcom s p. m: Fairha-
ysn sis .. n. ana Anacortes 10 p.
n Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays.
fsresp-seatile 81. or 81 20 round trip. Ia
COCA It's or s. round trip.
w II. ELLIS
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
L. :. MAIL

ETEAMF.K DELTA
leaves Gaibrai.h dock. foot OF Washing
fen street, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sas-
rraays. a. O'clock A. m. for Kingston.
Per Gamble. Seahrck, Brtunen, Holly
fewatta -!l.iwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Tr.cn City. Returns alternate days.
r. TR0UTMAN. Master.
Telephone. RED ISL
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xLY on THE FLYER"
gEsYTLE TO TACOMA.
- yourS trips daily. excep. aunAay
MIR a-a twenty-five rsnEsea
THE STEAMER FLYER"
e-rser daily g.3s. Sezt.le-Tacomo
RsYYTc EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY 9
TINE CARD.
aa~se fare. ssc: rouns trip. 7sc.
sn~e seat;5e-.:S. HIS ~ r.. z.E, SIS
I.~m racona--e,1 o. M: /. ~. p =.
SUNDAYS.
g<ave seA.sfe-7 a m. u m: .. M
80 Tscossa--sy g. M. -. 10 D. n
f~esfsyx a. Northern Pacific wharf Ta-
- ana Commercial Cocx. foot Of Ma
-, erect Seattle
@.cdays. steamers Flyer ara State %
4ssh.rEson. fare 5oc-
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland Oct. L fS94
3. s. PAGCE. Coreca1tQ.
@ .. DEPARTMENT OF AaRYCCL
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
-~vSSsA Or Z "a
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.o~r ORCHARD md PORT wARH.
800 rSGTOS ROUTE

gYAsfER A. r. ROBINSON.
CARING L. s Nal
- Par. Orchard and Por. Washington
- ssnse. leaves city dock foot Of Nan
49,, ia a n, calling n. South Beach.
ss.ri Brick Yard. Rrsmerson. L. s.
g. Yard. SE5ney. Charles On, Tracyson.
80. rs,sn GiIysrdais. Leaves Port Orcasr ri
~ s;ati0p P5 p a mas.sr. sly III
sayrs.s 4 Co. agents. Telephone. Main
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-s Isl t eass 'Tss ,eza co. @s..-
gs1et eo.sse-7 .sssr 5a< sak4He sra e--
S.5s-a.5aa &a~ oVe-s-ss - t.-e aas- ea,.
years AEt ~ ~@aTy seeks cz~~ns ~
ss~ss = she~e "a sesesl sss ae sz.-s rs
ssauN9 eeT g2e 1rfn&1A
5se s-zss ssssee sg-zrss- s.zss Aee- g. s.s-
szsE-@-z 80 ~ I'4=--zS 2a-s. 49, -As cesa
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So ssea=ee~ G-sy@s1z4 c--azsu 9. r-~
Co., s-ses 2sE& - ----~
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Total Sales.
Tho total sales of stocks today were
IL. 727 shares, including: American Sugar.
800: RuTiington' Is' 10: Chicago Gas $50.
Louisville e Nashville II GOO Mania etan
$500: Reading, 2. 500: Rock Island. 4.sfo:
Sc Paul. 2l.7oo: Southern r r. preferred.
400; Leather preferred. 900.
F1ou--Recefpts. 1000 barrels: exports.
esoo. Market strong: City NILS patent.
s. 5nG4 70: winter patents. S.15f4: City
Mn clears. s.lostso: winter winter. $. straIshts.
ak. J. '''-''' Minnesota BAKERS a''
Wheat.
wheat-Heee.pss. 1850 bushels: exports.
Isl. ooo bushels. Spot strong. No. North
ern. T5i4c {. o. b. afoat: No. l hard, 17i.c
T. o. b. aHoat- Options opened strong and
higher advanced until late IN the after
noon on exceptionally strong cables, for
eign buying small Liverpool stocks and
brisk local demand, but finally reacted ur-
der realizing and closed Ic oS from the
tor. but lac above last night: No. : red
May closed IKE; October. 7.sssc. Deceu2-
Der. 75c-
Petroleum.
Petroleurn-Ffru: United closed E.1s:
Pennsylvania crude. weak: November.
Sis
Metals
Pig 1ror-Steady: Southern, &c sF1..
Northern. sla7Sn12.
Copper-Steady; exchange, slo.&f-8r5.
Iead-Steady; brokers price. $50. ex-
change. 81 I72sn
Tfn-weak. plates, duh.
Spelter-Stsady: domestic. g scrs.o.
Coffee.
Ccree-cpttons closed suil: December
sSs &c and March. se6fs &c. SPOT COT
fee dull: Rio dull. mild quiet
Sugar.
SuEar-Cu.et: refined steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02

SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Oct. ala WaE1
5s8Goc; Valley. s2lSsc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02

Alaska orders Infused \ brisk move
rent in local trade today. and Western
avenue was being well cleaned up 90 sup
Ply the demand Eggs were being held
at &c Per dozen. and dealers we're paying
- cents 20 producers.
TIE deputy state grain inspector located
here said today that he has handled 20
cars OF grain in the month 81 September.
OF these not more than dozen were OF
oats or barley. The rest we're wheat This
number OF ears means scou. s,eCe sacks.
In grading this wheat - quantity OF IL,
which arrived during the Las, two weeks,
was found rather light. though Tia major
tty was heavy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02

observations taken Al III stations a.
m. 9th merriam time 6 =, n P2cioc
GIae5. GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Observer ii Charge
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-05-07

SENATOR ALLEN predicts that the Re-
publican party will be victorious at
the next national election and that the
Democratic party will 60 out of power
for third Of a century. Three
months hence, he said, there would'.be
a great bolt in the Democratic ranks,
one wing taking refuge in the Popu-
list party and the other becoming
"gold bugs" Mr.. Allen accused the
Republican party of Crying the fat"
out of protected industries and said
that party, too, would 60 out of power
in 1900, giving place to aparty of the
people.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-05-07

The eastern investment papers are
commenting on the disgraceful utter
ances of Judge Mckay of Harper
county, urging the people of some
western counties. to stop paying taxes
as method of getting rid of their
bonded debt. Naturally these papers
do not know that Mckay is an absurd
accident and represents the most de-
PRAYED element of a depraved minority
Of the people of Kansas. Nobody is
going to stop paying taxes and any
county that undertook it would
probably be depopulated and reduced
to q desert within very few years.-
Topeka Capital.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-05-07
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