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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

Financial,

fiuaUCiat.
London. Sept. la-Srv~r. - N;od. Cs.-
sols. 10
tn. sum Of sses zoe N so,a. OF whsch
s23a.eoo was IN United States coin ana
81. 90 IN bar god. sss withdrawn trom
the Bank OF England today. O. tke total
amount an. no was FOR Egypt. ana s5o. zoe
FOR RIO Janetro.
New York. Sept; 1s-The Evening Posts
london financial cab.egram says1 Not
withstandtng some uneaslness over poiI-
t.es. the stock markets tended upward to
day on ne whole. Gonsols opened a.
ies7s. and closed with no cha Hge. The
other markets were a triae better. Karirs
ard otasr mines were trHe better
Americans opened dull and q half paint
under parity. bat soon rallied. and became
distinctly firm. The market closing at the
css- To1ay's eciux Of gold had TO Ell
feet. because Il was anticipated. r. Is BE-
feve6 that although a considerable amount
OF god EBAY yet 80 20 America lnd!vit : !
shipments VII be small The American
In. steamer 81. l2anI. sailing tomorrow
will taxa ET.es. The Paris ami Berlin
markets were steady.
Breadst nffs. Grains. Etc.
Liverpool. Sept. 7S-whea.-spot. firm
deulsnd. good. No. 2 red winter stocks ex-
California. - SKID. Fueures closed steady.
iaQa.a higher September and October. -
LED November ana December. = 3ait3.
Eion7-,FfrEn. demand. moderate: s.;
Louis fancy winter. Is 81
Ecss.
Ho2s-At London. Pac,hs coass. e, i5x.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

sucy narsaas southern extreassv az
Scsztn~ASs saoxs
soA- eSsta cosxe. submarine ta-esrarA
oaaS o~s wee<. csss<geg7es ard Nansansi1as
asfsf. esSt csess. As1wsy river, Fan-
10 EssAsn scov moved and o~aesn ~
IaseV"a. anasyssse3 saSh; eSsoys
Ft@ae~ icrts coast. Rzyttug~a sxae
Srss~s T~SAz1s>a GA station.
'st$a1 ~ - LsAsreace. wsSe shore South
IFSea&se gully. outer ranxe gxht ex:sn-
iaaAan ec~ar. Cnsgos nr~Aipcssgo. Diego
estAF1A. ssaoal northessswara ~ ,,sns
afarA&nzs
Italy. wet coast. fcasa stand. Port
F1saSas- Alteration IN liFA, or mole.
JSsAA. N2gssSssSl hasghar. Nsasss sorssA-t CO.
srsn>a, oaoy marking s8nkea rS.sk.
Japan saiuaon0sSks >srAls, ssae,sI sxs:.A-
ware % AlAa&.sa se~acoa.
SseAtsrT@ncSsn sea- Algeria Hc5a rxo~H-
S'ea ~ tight ks-A2y o@ L.Scn h-oakw~xw.
Me0ilerrsTaeaG sea. sAaalv. vfsaAlasv e
SAEsc Grantees ara kssNVa a4a .s.axa.s srA.a
N-s2s ;erransan $50. valcsao stand. vsS-
e'llty 81 hgaf
Newfoundland. ~-,st coast. GfaSrvsu -.
tween Rsssse Aarse~ ard CIV hs>d.
New YORK, New Yc-x Aav easranee. o>s.
ney cssasael. sao&l spcs aid ~reok pscy
removed
Ne-Say. scwtA oo2ss. E--<~~sne.al sc.
res
sssu%a rsSs.e ocean. sc.l-ty sssansa r.
hits. EsSec.s hsr-or entrances. beacon r.
moved.
Spain. -sss essss. Rcsss bay. a.nsaAmsus
- Admiralty pan No. is,A
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-. four sncsuted. ara tcr three weeks.
ksA - against - i.S year.
Corn sAs scarcely advanced as Western
receipts are stnl as .Arge a. a year arc.
vic Experts smal1er.
TIE ore s131s@-y showing aa s,oe~ase
q 2s worship sosce % Ire cccron rnaaG-
.ASurer. No scoa .rsp-ovcrnent - se~o
n wocsNs. e1s the speculative Suytnx -
~cS. nearly al Sc Boston. has ra&<@1
sases 70 =, -s.ao ->osn3s for fhe pest three
weeks sga.-s< = iSS, ~ pounds sa-s year
AID ssI9. 40 an iss- To ma ro~zty cf largs
WOW csSss - said 40 ee Tho cause ~
ssal'nx ard e-scss DO Tot rise. seosxh quo
SA1foas are more nearly nss4r txtnas.
ma s-o-s ana s<e@S manufacture q str
waiting fer business wSla nearly hah
ses rreSo JscsEsE S1sactrs sa4c. bat aspa< 81
nesS enc lie speculative cxylrg - zig
aFca ssssa.os prices. Sass SD 20 a noun:
% SsAe tons aay. ban made Of Alabama
ssca Tor shipment % England but IRE
aoSsss demand eV-r- nss ensarce a. all. xas.
tho various asSssc.a .yons STA nns4 Gem
hsna Son rTsoes. taoaxa tAs demand - re-
nxrkzely s.enee<, The coke oat-@ss Is less
than .. 90 -aEs wseky Failures for sa-
rass week have been ST n IRE Un..<3
Sa~fes. ssssase - .4st YEAR. and :. IN
CArsaSa. sxa2asl - last rear
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

Sostel. SEPT n-Tne Boston CONNER
ca SINetfr viii say tomorrow: The IA
to14- association % wool manufacturers
cI.o estimate shows the Ansrscan clip o.
1ss@ IS bat y'2eoo.Ha pounds axains, Sd
|"'"l pounds last wear ard sss noc GO
pounds IN the food e+de year $50 tn. de-
'aanc Tor wool Is better. thongh prices are
ont sIlgasiy higher. Na more fac N eait1rn
territory Il cosaina bic Tor less than 70
casan- There have been sales for export
OF I5.co pounds South African cross
BREEDS. pElvate terms. and snaao pounds
Eastern Oregon az Soc clean delivered A;
Bradford The sales 0. the week are g. IA
90 pounds domestic and Is7te9o pounds
foreign. against 3.esa go pounds domssti,
and 5000 pounds fers,gn isst week and
z - 90 pounds conss.sc ans I<s. 90
pounds <oreagn tor the same week lass
yesr.
The salss today sAewa cecreass OF As
1875 pounds domestic and .5raSN
pounds f0rsSn from the sAies TO ths same
date IN 1855.
The receipts 20 date show q decrease q.
i4..7s5 6aaes domestic ana lE. SIS rales
foreign
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
Bradstreet's sums Of stock Operations
Here and IN London.

New YORK, Sept. f3-Bradstree.'s review
q the stock market tomorrow VIII say;
Srec Native interests % the professional
ki1d. waeh a. present furnish all tie
Activity lae market possesses. were In
cllns1 a. the beginning o. the see< %
Hsa-ize prcA3s on TIE long SD. ard n
some degree % Al OF tAs 81 ort si1a. \
matter on which st-ess Wss la13 with
some eject On PRES was TIE espee,ed
aG+'anos in the Bank q England rate.
ma unsettled c8nd4 ton OF the London
Fusrget under the combination Of an ad-
vance IN money and the dubois outlook
ga Turkey. together Elsh the belief that
steps wera nSe,y 70 b taken 20 check
- ,o7w G. god % This country. TIE fse5
that money rates here DO not r.tAx under
she large inflow Of gold. ard that scuse
important mercantile faii Irss o~cgrvs3.
we're s4so bearssh factors. walls current
railroad earnings b~Ean o show PLAINLY
tsss sHsct Of the combination OF iiSnt trsf-
ia ana rate cutting n souss sections.
J'nssr u -~e Influences there was pretty
general tccii ne IN the stock marx y cric@s.
aee0s-7rante4 by so-ns 11ln;stioa OF ss~eu-
lativA holdings. and apparently by stsii
moro selling for ne Snort sc-ouns. This
Increase IL tho outstanding volsrs % bsar
contracts bore frulr later IN he wees,
~sen the Bank OF England failed 20 e8-
vance ats discount rate from ~, ard tfs
London marie. Improved csrsf1ediy On
shss and "a fhs absence ~ appreher. i
ansas ors6'e &eve opzusrtS n sRlr s1tua-
ION as S,orsst& -einogie- Additional Tod
81 ivrrasnss 1-crn Europe. mainly from
E>a~s. co rnpsesAt tA@ charge 81 sentiment.
sad wlsea fh@ S~ar interest t1rrS@t 20
aver * wss found stocks wsre e-src=.
art general recovery. srren6tas
s.sr>ssawe.9gt sh~ ~ was re result. TIE
icing on American sNeGTsti~- IN Lord n
a. fnry~gy = 20 q rrssrke6 extent. though
SO .rsssol@s IN the LeTaDt ana ths fear
- Soma further os4tSreSfs al Turkeys
-s-stt&l -ers5 to keep salSsr ACTIVITY q
ae@ys-oe On the part % re sorsixn pubic.
Ess-ps< ssave Rot e-en scstvs. brit d.
eszr~s ~ -tpe cary par u to wssk were
s.a,csedeG ~ not2S5e rscoveT3>s IA ussany
sessae. n.oth ~ sg~csG i've and insss sEnss4s
@t>sEs TIE market vos very ral tsSt
Era a. fsrsh~r sfvarace~ ~ coTerax ny
shsyv-es cs0strw At cs-so~szsons from re
Ntghe~E r~1c~s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Sea Len 10 90 TIE Moran wayu -
SeTxciCg Tspa4rs
harS ArteaAs exDecss - rnsh Sischars.
IFS By noon loday.
Steamer E'aSrhaver nrouSsA In - sncks
g eSis an4 500 saeks 81 rosssses yeysnr~
GAY.
steamship city q ruesla will take bach
E~FsS ct rankin coal 20 Sac Erareaooo
On her mex 40.
C92i- l. II. Garrison sss IN puy, Tewn..
cas- yesterSay shipping a crew on he
John A. Sr.sgs. t-ssEsa FOR Plymouth.
Steamship willamette. OF Sssn fgaa.tscn
W. come % See 1@ 20 take 4 ear - 81
s.sa. iEaal TIE Or Eoa ianexes e9ne as kuAapp
sFs. sne Is rae Tue say
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BRADsTREET's Il BRIGHTER.
Co00aenc~ That There WIN Re an
Fariv Revival et Ru-ine~-.


New York. SEPT N-Er2estree.'s tersr-
row Will say; TIE moderate improvement.
II trace TIE pas week = e1aphzs ..e6 Be
csDss % further speculative ru-cnases 81
woo&. renewed buytns es ssol la2nusse-
tar@rs. The reduction on Surplus stocks OF
cotton goods. Increased demand Scr SEA
so12ose fscFses. cansan2ed confidence
among manufacturers % iron ara s-eet
rast fAere wall - sn ea<sy revival in se-
nsrt- and 3Tn Srose-sezgs N request To-
STAPLE goods IA ire South Atlantis an8
tsnf states TIE 70 urns Of sa.es 81 rer-
erai mere s4nssSe s2aew a sTzl gala over
last week ard The feeling SGnong w>1ole-
sase merchants - one 81 more confidence
n ceus2s ratiys early Improvement
AZ san Francisco general business ts
somewhat mora active. particularly sx-
Ports o. barley. Trade Ass been stsnau-
Iated a, As1tng Washiagt ten business ce--
tsFs IN " 5sch ate rains have damaged tase
rra4n CROPS Willamette. valley. Or.
wheat -assers are selling wheat freely g.
current cac.s.ierS
Exports az wheat. four Included as
wheat, from beth coasts - ths rnssS
States tais week Amounted to ssse sss
bushels. sgstass s.7es eee hushes. las; wax
and as compared w5tn ..Sss 0,.s bushels tsvo
years ago a2d s.7gT.699 in me Tx. week %
iva There has beer a heavy increase IN
what exports from ne Pacific Coast his
week as compared With last. bat a failing
OF IA shipments from Atlantic ports
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. Sept is.--VaeA:-W1,h WaLA
e9.a5c. Valley. 54d5Sc per buSaei
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuns and Grains.

Breadetuus ana 6r0fne.
gan Francisco. Sept is-Flour-rarny
extras. g. 49Q, TO- bakers extras, s. go
3.50. supernne. s. &Q3,
Wheat-Shipp.ng. s. fer No. and sirA
O. 81. for choice; milling, 81 &c osia.
Barley-Fsei, fair 20 good. 57i.g6l !. c I:
choice. 6sa4.sSo; Ch.valier. soc9$l; brew
Ing 7sas0c-
oatS-MlIllng. sTlzsss2iac; Surprise. e, .
8 Oh. fancy feed. s2l g95o; good to ehoFce
s5g2lsc: poor TO fair. 75sseo; gray. So
SIZE.
Recelpts-Flour. quarter sacks. T.ss5
wheat crutals. 81 rs: 10 Oregon. 2,0co: bar
icy. centals. S2.o1o. oats. centals. 66sj;
beans. sacks. l,soo: potatoes. sacks. 4.G21:
onions. sacks, 80. bran, sacks 25s7: mid
dilngs, sacks. i.ie2. hay. tons. i.20s; straw,
tons. c.175. hops. bales. rs. Wool. bales
q do Oregon. 4: hides. number. sls7.
quicksilver. TASKS. rs. vino. gallons. g. 40
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Feed ard M.d3l.ngs s1sT.1s
per ton. bran. SIEGE 30: hay. new crop.
sI9. whea; oat. SIS 5l1S -. oats s. 5oq-. n.
river barley. 1896. hes: barley. $6G17 ~.
Alfalfa. s. EG3s. 30 trst cutting ssi5
clover. 1919. stock, 81 5eg5. COMPRESSED.
sS9s
yexstsbles-Potatoes. Eariv Rose s57
40 per GENITAL: Garnet Chfes. 5f>Gsoc; sa-
.f~zx Bu~ha~,Rs ns7see. ~tv.~e g. e,ge@.--
sweet potatoes. soc9r.75 per GENITAL: yelio "
oDsons. -sG5c geT cf1r1l- n4~fte- 90, SHr-
river tomatoes I5geoc. bay tomatoes. 2 3
q. bay crIcunhers, 2N415o per box.
pickles. EaG@5c per box. bay squash. -
&c egg plant 2Sf133c PEI box: Alameda
green corn. 7scGS per craze. R~~->lev a.
= 8s9c. green peppers. .a<ss0c; large box
green okra. g DC. Lima beans sc~$i
string beans. sNgsl Ge- sack. garlic, ID
Pc Poan4
Fru.t-Fsncy spples. re,2s PER Boz
common 90. 4a1F5c. EsfIeHaS 20. "a
* straw SerTses. common. g. = "a ~. raS7
e@~rtes sc94, b,ackherries S-G3. black sgs
doabie aver 2tGfe5c par box. swe@,vater
ena Foutsinaleau grapes. go vs. PER box
black grapes. 5a pt- Muscat g. 2sssa,
melons $Ss}s g-r 10, carraloGpes. Hvfssc
rtt1neEs. eo.g5ec. peac res. rer h0x. Esls,.
Tsrf,st, 7sArs n blk. sf>ss'i 9iuuls. &c
- ~ box. prureE +ffEs~. ounces 50
81, pr box New an lines, s51s: Cali
fornis lemons. 75c@ CO good 70 choice
-1Efs % fancy. T. sg42So Valencia
crzngss. s.31s 30 per BOX; Mediterranean
sw~efs $l.sas72: bananas. s151 p.neapples
$50 Persian dates, sf5-A,
pu:ter-Tsucy creamery g9.so; g
second. 9ee4o: fancy es;ry. 711z2c; go sec
oe,.i Is9zl- picked rsG1-c, arksn. fstsIsc
Cheezs-Fancv rn.k rev sf,Ta-. Pair -
ec>s. 74ssc. Young America 9gI9c. Esst-
ern- I2Gisc-
Egrs- sore. f7--sc; ranch. go; Eas,-
-. i4esIsc
Poultry and Kar~@~r1v. .s-x-y ri
t-@fs~. roos.e-s o-3 3 rs94 q v0y~w
s N-o ~rS smE1 t31 ST. 60 '1~ve.
8 ,~ve~s = ss39 ns-s tte~4 81
fsrks 80 NNs5 10 ~o.-r g S1gS- Fcs~-
Y-r- 8 ssT1 - per pair: E-ss% s,e97 -
p.weeas o.. p~r doEsa 8 sssi =. -
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REVIEW OF TRADE.
2ua a 90. Find No Df.sfnct improve
u4ent In pusiu@ss.

r9un a 60. Find No Df.sfnct Improve
n3ent In pusin@~~.
Nv yo~f Sept s-R @ DE-, 4 Cc's
we.SlY rsview O. trade .omc-rcs MI
say There is s.al 70 s.~-lnc; improve
r-~nt n business sstnclsh conditions Is
.or T. ~onsaeaee ssaEgy rises. r2egaiA-
sfxs b1vl-x - materials FOR fnt1rs USES,
IN ports o. god - uas cease sn1 ne Bsnk
= EnKiar& nas not trfss 70 caeck th@ra
~ saris-r advances r. rates a. 80 vssg1t
q TIE eernan6 usr f&Hs gson F.Nccs-
pgF ar enormous ozs&tne@s - BED back
vrsg re f1sars % more clear, G&iuss
r~eat majority bad 10 s1ee sE@a@nce az
-. antletpat RI fTon . verdict A@ss sGa-
rhatf-. r. naany nnar9s G9tAinr ta@ East
an ftnres ear % n a contest represented
A. sesgsam&l gives sgsssles-rs ASSURANCE how
vaa waSsarr. ard Southern states r.4y DE-
cs3<
i -7.-nr. ag4@s. wtsas ea4 pig ,ro- by
~ "a 10 speculative = CHARACTER EsArxs
- current HsssG&sz
waeas has T.ssn a. a..AoagA wss,srn
reessu-S e 81 - 1sshe-s sxcs4c iAzx
va4~sn ara r. snFse seeks aAf~ hsen
= sr 2pa Nnsnss sEatnss s. = 80 4sat
wsz- Er ~a* ~ ~s4Fen@A@s a. gress-s .ov
krsG7n
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CuTCAGo NARkEr@


CS-...xa. Sep, ss-T-hs&.--Ws-a t IA. a
azrn opening. 10 VERY saoa weakened ag9
ssr eve- nA-f ar s5@r tAs 9G4.s we're
- -Axxs1 e5se Tas1 ne sentiment
changed zgA4n- Tas pen. - Tracs for De
ss-eae- ~As sren 8 g c Sc. az coEn-
a-r4 A. ssss 54s-e. yest--1Ays .estas
se--es g. ecsrlrr - 81 = sag snl1 -tiste.y
* $3.50 before Eas r.se >o1l os4
p q sock sd car~1sd 80 price
- ta Zc oE>rs uA1s ten Ca-Ago and
%sw York as 2 80 IL tse 6As.s q y.s-
,e~say a6vscs al ros -seet ws-@, . very
sea response 3 80 wsy % sccsf tsaess.
Tns- wAs ggos4a.y sc .. .A8 reasons for
ara ssrnp-ara~y weakness Q. TIE a7st hats
Ase~ A-n.ne~ reason for x Was the re-
~e2ts a. MINES 19.ls srSs Dz4. atA, ~at.a
thoGx1 "a ears .eSs sAaz Ga Ia sarr--
Spending d~y lASt yszr, we $50 ae@vy.
Azzo&n1zrE - .aGz eaFs Caac&xS r@c&<Ss
49,. Kzzz1 szy-e GAerA~ "a cATs. SCI gAxs1
80 - cAEz a yMz- A@o- AzAS1.-fc port
sss4va-2css w~rs &c "a - @s.~A4 &Esz fer
81 ~ oa2sG@-s- 4&vGr7s>ol cs<gse- -
sz- Ger sS9s xAaA2 49, - A-x1@r fer
sa.1~@s. An4 ssaas@2 w4~a 1nA zes11ee T
Tres tasl &&r8n arensss t.
s4~-aAz ss~ vae>i. ss@s -<SzsS - g &SA<-Sa
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N.TANER rTcrTA

sAn~o Tacoma. IL noon: Seattle. Yes,.-
Vhass. . p m. Mondays ard Thursfsvs
Sar Po-. Townsend. Anaeortss Fai~hayan
New whsfcona. Blaine and Friday Ear-
koP anS Vancouver. arriving Vancouver 4
d m following day.
rare &c Blaine. -. fare 10 Vancouver
r. FOR further Information apply TO Yes
Ter wharf.
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1YR3 GARLAND AND ByAEfyE.Y.
ess-.Is and Townsen6-N@ah Paw ry.,.>
lame Garland leaves Yexser eock No.
~. Wednesday, and fridays al a r.
- Port Townsend. Port Williams Dun
Ssness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent Ge-+vs
kssrr. Pysh<. C1a1arn Bay and Near Esy.
Ss,uyn.ng arrives at Seattle Q. m on
rroosste days. etsAner Eyarxei ,.nv~s
YAs>r DOCK for Port Angeles and vyr-orss
eor1ays Wednes6sys ard Fridays Al 9 %
(. n: arrives Seattle alterza.s dsys 10
2. n
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>~w T7rE. So @x-TF2- .te1k - z-x~s
Ecssay fs.rrc7es - - re-0~& - E'rslav =
r~cE1l - sc-svisy osse - t-vsvezzs -. sat-
e sz.sT~~t r. 80 srlc-.4.sc- wa. a.
e~-@e@ To- --eeSv. -s2S~r ~as fsrv15sAs.
IS = Eew erera .1-2. Ca - ~rn1g-l Aas seen
ssz-S ~esce - sea-ynta go lasa-. r-cce.,s~x
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II. s,-a-<ss AsyZ17ox-~psae ocsos. cs~o~n
t-ysx. pos-. TOES .ses1. Wash. xzii rsr-
r=xA %. 4ySgssssssn. free az cssa<gs. tssI
ta<o--sassyxa fexz.-eaax tAs ssllcssng 80
ssc~s 20 rss-ias<s.
Asrssa. &e@s Sosx.. S.1-oon r<var. A&ssr&~
-sors To ozzyyAss
Tszg~.s sAa- ssr-z-azc. ga os C&rxss.
ga sAa.&sso1ze. al1s-assoa "a s2g sAxE@1-
ANsn.aA las~n ~ 0uynSA -
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-. x1~sh-Tsstera ire sss sh-ss casIy
-. s<s~een b PsHi ard Cntaaxa IL
- trasa srorl th@ Vest should ae issa.
- vr,sz soa'E esEcsct. rscesses if's fess
-. $50 Acurs - va TRsss % an i'm
,~1r-m-s rs2sssr [. yea ara in q harry. v.
u ra-ksr. Page soani sEsai. 81 FsruI
sywza>. Seasr.e. WAsa
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o. <cn ~ - marta ~A1sA - sRusv~-
aest - aAsst .rsc ,e< scshei TAa sAAsD
e6N@Scs ~ Berlin was rAs SsfDotpAi t0case
= css screax.h q lie latter pArt - -
sesx.on A3tsr The atvA.cs 20 q there
~&s WY ge1s-zl 3essse TO reAiias prcca
On ne early cSrcAases sa9 .Ax, rescl.Aa
y Trs1sA eec..xe 20 sI1c s-cslnd vfscA
y asss FOR asos: bali .. hocr. Tie boil
"a oseins vas SKI ~pperrnost Ao~sve~.
&C.
Corn vas fairly aocvs - asA NE
eAnp ~<ssaer and seAEssA - - wheat
nArSss were lie t1pslunG e1nsao q ne
esfse- 2-tees
Cats we're rot very ssav~ bot 0x~
en.e1@ Aro1xa e-m,a.hy vim ssM
rov,a-eEs we're v<yy arm On 8 snn
ezAsoes ~ sssiaesa
Closing Qs.e.efsu..
woess-ser.-mher. HDns ocssAR ~
sf-Ssptanssr n cc.ross 9AA
Ssis-Sep'ennssr. ,s'se, MAs. lsxc.
PerR-Septenher 81 October IA
LA-t-Septsme-r. 81 Ca: oetosers 60
k,e.-sep'-rher 7i5s4. JanuAzyessN
FaAxseed-sssfs7ssa-
Ttmo.hy-2 A
Ry~EAc
sariey-E3o9a
Sasas-<actvo .teArs roneeA at ANo
70 Tor Es poorest - 20 "a e3s ssr TIE
oess with sa.ss largely q. IS -5g4-5: siaex-
eTs and s-Nders. 81. sazSS %. with good light
stock aelfers, s. 5T1s: Northern range
steers. g. EoE3S
Hogs-Heavv. - 60 -; rneAsurnA OU
G. X ana igac Ex9sH
SA>e p--Pr,ees ruled at Esco< for peer
20 prime lambs. with q .ew extra ~ne
agsng SS, good feeding sheep 8. SO
Z~s' westerns. SiSs7i7s Ter tne poorest
Up . s.. 7Saa9 ~ for IRE bes.
Fecelpu-Castle. a.aa: AoEs :. %: sheep.
e ae
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New YORK; Sept Ts-Ths following .seis
ccnpi.d ," Bradstreets ssors ne tc..i
elearances ~ the principal cites and the
percentage OF Increase or decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
las. ye2rs
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HOOD CANAL. Ro-TE-


STEAM III DELTA
fAsvss Ga1braith dock. foot OF wash.ns.
for street Tuesdays. Thursdays and SAT-
vraays al o'clock a. III. fer Kingston
for. Gamble. seabeck, Brlnnoa HOLY
bepa.io. r.ilFiwsup Falls. Hoodsport and
fu,on City Returns alternate cavs'
u. TRorTMAS. Master.
Telephone, Ped l5i-
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TINE SCHEDULE.

In effect June Il. isA
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For ST. Paul and Last. $40 ?. m
For Spokane and LoCai. Is l. m. and
$40 2 nj.
For Portland. 40 a m. and $40 .. m
sFor Olympia. Crays Har5or and South
Bend. 9 a. IN.
For carhonaSo. ,45 D. m.
Fer Tacoma. 40. 1.l5 and o. m. 80.
Z and 40 .. m
From 81. Paul ard East, 90 a n
Prom Spokane and Local. $40 a. m and
FROM Portland $40 ans ii.sa p. m.
sFroru Olympia. Gray's Ffarbor and
South Bend. $40 p. m.
Frcu Carbonate. y 40 a. m.
From Tacoma. . 81. 3 and y 20 o. m
$40 ~ ard u 80 2. n.
sraily except Su.5sy. All others daily.
This card subject to change without no.
tee
Through tickets - Japan an8 China VA
Northern Pacific Steamship Company. an
American line.
For rates routes ard other Information
call on or address
i. A. NADEAU.
General Agent s.sttl.
C-tw Ticket Office corner Yes.er way
ard Front street
Depot Ticket O-ice. corner Western
avenue AID Columbia street;
n n CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
No. - Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland. Or.
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FEE ALASKA STEAMSHIP con
ET-rAMFB WTYY.ApA

Capt. George Roherts
SAveAg Seattle for Alaska September q
~ at 10 O'Clock. and every fifteen a n
1hsreaf'er.
FOR freight and passenger rates appyy
70 J. q. CARROLL Agent
Ec1wabarher Sock. Tel. Pike e.
CHARLES E. PEABODY. General Mar
aEsT. SsatLe.
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CATTLE TO TACOMA
DNU round trips daily. except $780,
"a ore hour ard xwersty-eive r4gfnn,S
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Deguer daily trips. Saat.ts-Tneo~
Sc Is 70. lows:
hxISG EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY q
TIME CARD.
GnGse fare. g1c: round srtp To
Lave seat-e-7.4S. 11.1s q a: 90 e-,a
Lave Tacoma-ss1 a. NIL 4A
SUNDAYS
Lave Seattle a. n. Y m: tn
ieAve Tacoma-s.0 a. m. 10 IN 8. a
Landing al Northern Pacific vha- r.
DosnA- ard Commercial Cock. foot Of Xe-
non erset. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana STATE q
RashirEton fare &c.
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EVERETT ROUTE STR. GREYHoUND.

EVERETT ROUTE sT-R. GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle a. m. y m o. m
Leaves Everett $50 a. n. $50 .. n. 7.3o
3 n
Sanasys-Leaves Seattle II o. M. leaves
Everett .. m.
Fare. srg.e trip. TIC; round trip. s. -;
connects wiki boats for TGeoma and Sno-
t9mixh.
Ianding-Coman dock. foot OF Marion
street
SEATTLE L. TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
r ". Goodhue Manager.
Telephone. Red SCI
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VALUE BY FORTS.

Following ~ .h> orl~lat ga tsynsnt - re
customs business for August ls9s for the
district Of Puget sound.
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QUIT
AND USE
HUDYAN.

Audy~a - the g-ese remedy ~ man
n Gfvss tone 20 sAe entire system, b.rs.As
~ rne entire system. rakss . nan =
powerful fellow. Try yourself 20 % nor.
manly and II yea don't succeed Hucysn
~. rake you . MAJ. r VIII hep ycu :,
b zzaz X VIE restrain rev from being
cth-r fhas . man. You can get Husyaa
cry By applying a person - writing 70
The old DOCTORS q the Hudson M.e.cA.
Insiitaa-
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RoSALE

STEAMER ROSALIE.
Arlington dock leaves FOR Victoria and
Por, Townsend daily. except Saturday. at
i.g g. m. returning leaves Victoria a.
Il m Steamsr Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend ard way ports daily. except
Sunday. a. : a. m; Sunday. direct, az 3
q m: returning direct. leaves Port
Townsend ~ , 2. m Phone. Pike 70
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S~as-s tea-er aGreed yesterday that ne
market was quiet ana QuosHriorss prac1-
cal.T unchanged. In fact. asst AoacAys
pres are Sill subs sr--a,Iy IN torcA
Fruit % sti4 plentiful and Only lfoer~!
Demand prevents extremely tow p-scea
TIE only Item on TIE market worth
passing note vas ranch eggs which were
quoted g. &c. ana rather scarce. Tae-s
we're p.enty OF Oregon and Eastern Wash
s1ston eggs on the market. AMI they we're
gong .. iSc- The retsal price ootay was
2oc- An expected lowering n the quota
ton after rho sailing OF the A,asks ssea1l-
ers has lot atsr.a.ze1
New grain Is beginning 20 arrive freely.
A greater part OF tie wheat 10 from tho
Wa3la Wa-fz district ard the deputy stats
gram Inspector has graded most Of Il Ne.
blae stem Twenty-Five cars we-s tn
spscfed today end eighteen yesterday. The
wheat is y good condition though many
dry and shranksn grains are found Pros
pests ara Tor an exceptionally good crop