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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-08
MUST PAY THE DEATH PENALTY

Frankfort, KY, Dec. S.-The court
of appeals has refused new trial to
Scott Jackson, one of the murderers
of Pearl Bryan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-08

The location for the above outlined
hotel is the well known Frost block.
bounded by Main and Military pla-
zas, West Commerce and Trevino
streets.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-08

All druggists sell DR.. Niles Pain Pills
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-15

trary TO expectations. With offerings Light
Provisions haS An emphatic slump. Hog
prices we're lower. which started the mar
Aet weak ard lower. and the li1uioat lon.
raich was 50 marked yesterday. cora
uessesd ~ once.
Closing auosasicns.
wheas-ocsoner. 0&c. DsceEnAsr. -
Corn-oc,eber. .s;.c. December, 50.
.Usrs--ocsober. Eisc, December. $50
Porx-ocsober and December. &.0
lari-OcEcber and DsSeera Der. $6%iSA
Elas-octoeer and Decs u.ber. 1-STa4.
Rye-s-c
Ba-iey-S39sc.
F1ax-7S9Tsc.
Tlno-ay-$2s0
Live stock.
Catsie-Cornmoo native dressed beef
steers were In demand AZ sslSoefs. 8. fairy
good cattle az sis34.2s and choice 20 prime
steers az st-6eQsAso. stockers and Feeders.
xlN&AA. butchers and Gamers. ia
sss for steers and 8 ssSS : FOR cows and
hetfe-s: feeding steers. $. E33-E.
Hogs-Salss OF coarse heavy TO prime
assorted were made at an extreme range 81
asa. choice heavy prime butchers
weights and choice Flglt hogs selling close
togeTher- Sales were Largely az s. sSaS-5a.
with a good many sales AZ S. $3.50.
ed al s. ssssSie Or ordinary 10 prime lots.
feeders. s.. fa<ss 20: inferior 10 choice na-
tive sheep. s-ss<2s.Ie: lambs. s@-7sssA6e for
poor 20 prime
Receipis-Cattla 5000: bogs. S.oue;
sheep ,ooe.
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The Hanri Of Trade.

Chicago, Oct il-Tn spite of the fIc sd
vance reported IN the local market yes
ta-dsy, Liverpool opened this uso-usg with
3 vi decline But X had no effect on the
buy wheat ard thelr demands were no.
satisfied unTa a bStE hour OF the session
had elapsed. Tho first trades In December
West we're at f-ora sIsxc 70 7eS4c, CON-
pared with es1a f8I3Ase 81 the close OF sha
market yesterday. and before the demand
Ess satisfied IL rose IA Tie The strength
came directly from san EraEca&es9. mes
saZeS from that cry being sensational.
ar. as some % them we're aeeoSss7sa MED
By orders 10 boy wheat. thsy were in that
wzT made 4ouh5T impressive One mes
sage read. SIX carEceS taken for In
- Eve fer Australia Erts3s demand eroF-
raozs" <ort sgssfsT2 TsS'e tpfs. too. 1ere
mitch smaller than trey have recently
got So cars. against Liz OF tae similar
xax OF The wAeS before. That sura a sharp
advance shostid orIaE our 5savy ltnes o.
Iorr wheat Was 70 De expected. ard cat
was credited 70 Ar-Tsour. set sc % the flrs1
large line. amounting 10 a@AF1y isya".fso
bushels TsSn others came n AL q stu
ren-oIs amount Of whest was dumped on
the market sharp decline IS ss 5Hsylta-
h5s 10 before the nseztoE was reached
th4 v~fes o. December had dscits@a 10
ssss f7@s@sc A breathing spell Occurred.
Ard then cz ne the fun Frlces duo ttaatsi
With IRE rapidly ~ Kaleidoscope, and
20 ore seemed TO xmas ~. TIE prices
Ezxs Ii seemed 70 nave ri - head
zrsxrst something or fEe last tfaya1, so *
fe4s Gusckly after 10 s<ssz@ssl nc, and X was
struggling 81 the latter price az the end
Corr As very strong for a few minutes
after sh- opening After that Il vas tn
comfortably we&k.
Cats opened a<n ard higher. rather con-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-15

San Francisco. Oct. N---Flour-Fan.iy
extras, s4.3ssli. SO; bakers extras. N.l5Gl3;
Whsas-saDpins. SIS for Ne. !. and
el.s4 for choice; milling. 81 z1agl g.
BarIey--Feed. fair 70 good asGia7c;
choice. seas2lac; brewing, s!izdsoe 80
OLE; fancy feed. $l-i0. good to choice. 81
Gl.eaa: poor 10 fair, EGs0c; gray S1cG
ia-iz: black. for feed. S50s5c; black. for
seed. &IGl.9.
wheat, eentak, e.22s, harley. centals. E,sio;
oats. ceEtals. 2s5: corn. centals. SIS; beans.
sacks, 10. ise; rye. centals, so; potatoes,
s ss l Gss sa ssaks BRAY nag sa tens
wine, gallons. siUo; quicksilver. TASKS.
60: hides. number. 6z..
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlings. per ton, sl6dls:so California
bran. per ton. sl53l35o; outside brands, $l2
Hay-whea,. s7.aalo: wheat and oat,
g. saSfa: oat ssfts %: barley. river, A.5nI
alfalfa. first cutting, sse5: clover. sssl7. 80;
stock, $45nEl5, compressed wheat, sstl3. do
cat. $3.50. straw, c5aeise per bale.
sa gG.as'f nnrss5fys Eeas faScv e so zen
go; river Burbanks. s5dS5c; sweet pota-
toes. 15c63sls5.
vegeta6les-Yellow onions, soGsc. pickle
do. sosliec; bay ,omoatoes. iogSs: cscun-
GENITAL: cream squash. Sc per box; egg
plant. GsQsoc; Alameda green corn. per
crate. SQl Is: Berkeley do. 5odsac: green
Peppers. g@a5oc; green olSra, 4oa65c: dried
okra. f2i-4f l5c; lama leans, per box, $is
l.5e: string beans, tl4Ls0; garlic, I42c per
pound.
apples. 254i soc: strawberries, 81 SGT; black
berries s3ast: rsspberries. s4l5: huckleber-
ries. Sd9c per pound: eranherries. xsIS per
barrel: hgs black. 5oEl7yc: black grapes.
2egs35c per box: Auscat. do. 2STS5c; Tokay,
DO. ISl+oc: Isabella do. Per crate. 75cGSl:
watermelons, suia per 100; cantaloupes.
s5czsS1- . per craze; nutmegs. 3sisoc per box:
choice peaches. Ssc4si; common peaches.
81. Gstf l.5o: porne grsratez. 40sf75c per box:
ounces 5e97sc: Mexican lines $3.50:
California lemons. slGi25: good to choice,
a. per bunch: pineapples. s2.50Gs per dog
en-: Persian dates. 5aSi@c per pound.
Butter-FaBcy creamery, e3u2tc: second
10 isc' pIckiea' 1sai7e: frkin' i5alse a' D0'
chesse-Fancy mid new e9lec. Young
America; -: Eastern. 12Tisc.
Egxs-store. common, is7aee per dozen:
do. select. SaIaSc. ranch eggs g7LTeac:
do. select. gGS2c: Eastern. IsG9ec: duck
eggs. eoG2sc.
Pouitrv-I.lve turkey robhiers. f2f7isc:
,rrs. oid. 81 PEI dozen: - young tssi So GSs
i.sa: hrSliers. small .@ff.. 81: 10 large g s5
az =; fryeTs, s.. Is hens. s. 5eds 30:
ducks. old, 81; do young, sasf4: geese. slg
J., = per pair; gosiings. 81 1911 IS; pigeons
old. slGfl Is. DO young. t.5a3I IS: hare. T5c
ESI: gray geese, tafi2s6; rabbits. It's per
dozen. white geese. 81 yer pair
Closing Quotations.
whes.-Cuist. December. S. 81: May. re
BID
Ha-ley-StTor<; December. SSa.c.
Corn--TArge yssicw s'fss-f~r
California Bran--sl3E3i3s 50 per toa.
Wool.
woo1--Fsil. choice mountain. cystic: poor
mountain, 4G5e: san Joaquin plains sISc;
do, foothli. SQs'2e. Northern fan, 60 FAC.
Hops.
Eops-Scrrl
Financial.
Silver liars 49,. gtasl D~aSts-S.rAe
Mex. dol .....t445l4zl Telegraph :.
Mining stocks.
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MARINE NEWS.

New Yc.s. Oct .i-Arrtyed-S:Ats Of
NEBRASKA Glasgow.
Soseon, Oct. ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
GLASGOW
SaesTAs1own, Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PHILADELPHIA ear Liverpool
-FoTt Townsend. Oct. l4-Sasiea-Hkrn
Retriever. lnnsee- laden. frcan Haaioek For
san Francisco. sshr Fred K Sander lem.
Der iaeres'. from Baake.ey fer Yokohama
san saA1caSeo4 &C. es.-SxlaSe!-SoAr
Albert Meyer, tsray's barber
Port Los Angeles. o@s M--Ssasl@d octc-
Ger lS-@Nor. str Puser. Tor NanAanse.
Moatevt1eo. Sept. 1.-Sailes~-Esr ok BSes-
wing, for Oregon.
Tacoma Oct H-Srerla.- 4rrsvsd-
Srhrs Peerless and Iegirs6e, 10 load linn
Der at the Tacoma mil Salied-Ssr VIII
annette. Goa. and wheat laden. fer San
Francisco.
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oae >. ale mo-. eneo,rss.nr r..sur.s ..

one 81 the moss encouraging eeae1res OF
the local shipping sskSssson
Steamship willamette sailed Tor Sci
Francisco this morning after ica&sng ss9
tons OF wheat and bran az sAfS pert. Her
cargo also Included 50 seHs cs coal from
Seattle
The s. Paul and Tacoma rzstil ss running
utxAs and day a condition caused BY tho
piersssuda OF foreign crsserS
Parser Mcdonald. Of SEe Northern PACT
nc steamship Tacoma. IS on a Wit 20 ais
ranch IA S-oAo-asSa cornsy.
Sssaraar KINGSTON his morning took
out ~ head 80 sheep for Victoria She
nro1gat IN fhS-<y-fvs bales cs 2eps -
bond for Qntsrss-
schooner Peerless Can't. Johnson. ar-fv-
e a. ne Tacoma sasli yesss r4Sy afternoon
from san F'rane3Scss.
A.rer1can schooner Tarire;> arrived
y~sasTuay afternoon. ana VITA load issgnber
tor san rr2nc1sco At TIE Tacoma mil.
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aan rrarctsro. OCT. Tt HEsFFsaA y
ottaeken5u.h, a wealthy efiizen, pFgs3Sn ~
silt tos2av 20 establish me 4@e- 80 . =
-. rnarrls.s man. lie aAss snas MFs.
Nanrv A. Afrvs3 ciainzs 70 hase tEo
rs.,rssrA sor,racss wsYseE ssM asleSes
o.. ,s.sss.s, exe<sssed asEh nsr. Ae denies
ss,as Ne ev~r ssgnesi saen eossfFet an
ARTS her 10 protsace them II eouTf- '!iat
~. NAV prove shesr iacE q E@'ieirsezsesS
r. .s,sh.. ~ avoid LEGAL essEngs sscsstoFss
-1u ...us. ag.~- hls 4e~azn. Mrs. Ab-
80. i a visow ami bears 81 cool resHisss-
4f1-s
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TAToosH SHIPPING REPORT.

TatooSh. Oct. i4-a q. m--Haro-rster.
q fs: part cloudy; wind east. twelve miles.
Passed ous-Ifnitsd States steamer Fhiia-
def7hfa and large steamer. a. m Passed
out-grstisn bark Nellie Troop and four
ruastsl schooner ia tow OK " Antiere-, SIS
a m. Outside. bound In. ship.
Neah Bay. Oct. 1s.-a a. Er-t~loucy; light
cas-. wsEd.
port Angeles Oct. 1l--s a m.-Barome-
ter y Is. clear. calm
rTatoozh OFT Ia % ?. m--Rzrorueter
q u. dense fog IN straits. wind east, Two
mics OuaEar5--Barkeatins IN tow OF
Uoiyose az 1915 A. H.
<eah Bay. Oct lA-i1-5o .. m.--ciesr:
Nxnt east wind.
Port Angeles. Oct 1A--l-.1 30 .. n---Bar-
o-aeser. To-. clear, CAIN
SAsaoslz. tscs. Is.-4 .. m--ESrone{er.
&e.S Clear. Niad saSs. Is miles In
ward Whaiscacs. - O'Clock OGsrs1e.
bound IN, Br ship CaSEi, IN tow or wan
3@re--
Ne4h Pay. Oct. it ,. r--Clear. Wild
cas-. 5 miles
p9rs Angeles. Oct. IA p. E--Barozn-
eter I'LL Clear. calm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-15

Tacoma Oct. N-S5YscAai---f[ - very
gratifying fac. 70 lscal shlpsxrg Her s2las
The exports Of Washing Ton products 20
south Africa have been agS.a resumed
-rAere ara three large ships Ia tie naro5-
a. presens that are bs-rg loads1 Tor lseta-
gsa bay South Africa. ard E11c1 viii SAL
w.:aln the nex- ssw weeks iI%se sfe
al a cargo estimated a. -e@-ss feet o.
lumber al the Tacoma cs-lls sne ssf4fnsnfg
roxs1&1. sa.cn came here .roEn Fort
Ts5ek.lsy "a load ~ tens CO nour fer
a "a s~s me German bark EATz1Secx,
rnssb VII take q Dix cargo ~ ram 30
a. = a,xs ryxJfy 81 canned salmon and acGr.
for E>esGxca bay
st-amsslrs uIsl carry q large consignment
az carv.es. meats ard sssted assSs paGked
e. = Iora. packing ansfse- The demand
from A-rsSa xsT Tss1snS-so Sgo0~cO =
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silver liars 49,. So D~aSts-S.rhs
Mex. dol .....s4454-sl Te8egrap pm :. -.
Mining stocks
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exehanxe.

New Yo~k. Oct 1.-THE stock rlarke.
was more 2ctsve than usual today ara
TIE aEssrsostsoa OF tie sea22ngs was also
WIDER thar Of late. TIE insff@trsaTs $40
the srxe place in potns O. activity "a a
Kre1n. eas q fair volUr9a % trzr~zs.s5esrs
w2z also recorded - a number % TIE srs-
rltpGs&st3n VAS AKA,s 4 a.ztinet fesfl4ra
IN see opera fsars. TIE eoasrs@ o. prices
vas frveS guar ard re suetu&tfo aid.
II zaGay laE aracSs~ ne re&rSss G1<piayes
Geesge& ssTsEEEa A. tne essss~s On a va
raety % gavoEaS.e Influences Lonsoa
cTscsz came higher aBG IRE local sents-
guase4tsoa sF eslT sgsre~aA sScnRs f~A.s4 ffx~
STss sz2r1es \ clear ~xuIznzttcrs
se- tasa 52<k CT The resent geld in 5s-ss
- s-tA'Sis-e aasE Aes 80 ssSeAo5sea fur
rhs sssluAta import AastS - s@s Ter d.
mani Posted quotations we've asa re-
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boston Wool sales.

Boston, Oct. A-The American Wool
ana Cotton Reporter VIII say tomorrow:
The wool market as a whole Is less active
than a week ago. Prices are firmly main
tanned. and there Is no disposition 70 shade
quotations. We are informed nearly all
the consigned wool IN Boston today has
either been Withdrawn temporarily or has
been marked up to figures which amount
10 a withdrawal. and 70 this fact may be
ascribed In large measure the decreasing
activity. Sales OF territory show d con-
siderable falling of compared with a week
ago. Australian has been somewhat more
active. Fieeces were very firm. Sales OF
gregated e,5s7.501 pounds. 5.537 90 being
domestic. and the remainder foreign. To-
tai sales since January I. aggregate ls3. ST.
year,
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London. Oct l4.-SIlvcr. H*d. Ccnse!s.
.i1s 1916.
Nevr York. Oct. 1.-THE Evening Posts
London Ga bleEraxn says: TIE stock mar
ket opened fairly good today. and re
manned SO al day, EtLlstae exception 81
consois and other gilt edge stocks, which
were depressed by gold exports. Afneri-
cans were quite the bess market, and
closed at the top on unansmlfy o. caole
advices as 20 the prospects o. Mcnsalsy's
election. There IS much perplexity as 20
a possible change In the bank rate. Having
canyassed the opinions OF those we'll
posted IN the money market. / can only
say that rise 20 81 Per cent ts expected
A rise IN the bank rate has been discounted.
but the best opinions lock for an unfavor-
abe effect. immediate Or later, II an actG-
al change occurs IL Is believed on the
stock exchange that the settlement Will
terminate tomorrow without any serious
failure.
BreadstuAs ana Grain.
Liverpool. Oct. A-wheat-Spot. nrm:
demand. moderate; No. 2 red spring. s.
California. SIS 81. Futures opened steady,
with near and distant positions I'd lower:
closed nervous with March unchanged,
and other months hdGi4d lower: business
equally distributed. October. IS I'd; No
IS nd; February. IS lid; March. IS ID
Corr-Spot. strong: American mixed.
Few. 81 I'D. futures opened strong. with
near and distant positions I'D higher:
closed firm. with near positions unchanged
TO jrd higher. and distant positions un-
sssd.
fancy winter. 8 "a.
Hops.
Hops--At London. Pacific coast. a
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cueec NJ 70 $Is1,s and asrS BY q lead
lag drawer TAss fact was supplemented
~ the news Of a-tu2l e-gaeemsn<s ct god
49, sa.nx $500. and ~ caosed sssi-
EzIeS o. impending imports cs gold 10
sas country n The near future extending
70 Se.aW. On Purchases Tor both accounts
caused advances al around with the In
soastrtzls leading. on gains extending TO
II per cent in Leather preferred the In
yeSTmens stocks were Il fair request and
some stirling advances occurred IN TIE
inactive list The bulls retained control
o. shs market Until the early afternoon
sila marked Sugar Up 10 iaA- Other saares
CLsp.as GO nst gains Of s4li- per cant A
e; t.atnre Of ne trading vas unusual setiy-
iss n Union Pacific, which made an ex-
Tssfe gain OF IL per cent
an the last hour an advance in call mon
g rates on ire bcard 10 10 per cent pre-
c cssase a., heavy selling al around. whssa
Leac!ng bankers deprecated reports thai
Ire rise IN money was artificial ard pre-
cacted sharp money market for the next
Few weeks Bank deposits are not lEcreas-
LEG. owing 20 the iniIspcsition Of country
E1ancial institutions 20 return funds 70
sss York. and there is practically no
banks have withdrawn almost entirely
uom the market for commercial paper.
shipments of money 10 the interior con-
unne on large scale. The annual report
OF the western Union Telegraph Com
pany vas published today ard Was IA
yo-aols exhibit The report failed OF ef
feet. however. In the market The closing
was AK az fractional ne. gains.
RAILROAD bonds continued strong on a
ialr volume OF business A notable exce,-
ton TO the tendency was Atchsson, Coo
Der cent 10 2. The sales were s.. Isl. 200.
Money and Exchange.
Money On. call. very firm at s7to per
cent: last loan, 6, closed, sos per cent
Pr1rre mercantile paper. 711Sfs;s per cent.
sterling exchange weak. with sctual bust
ness in bankers bills q si-sl%slf.A for de-
ed rates. A-MisSf4S 1a and sA.siiSsIis IS:
commercial bills. 81 ss11 Silver certificates.
o. TsSc. Bar silver. e4s.c.
I0d2y'e statement OF the condition OF
the treasury shows. Available cash bali
anee. So, o44.s SO: gold reserve. sl2i, o61.7is.
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.Th.-e was q a~suge OF soaSs. covering n
49, 81 mare TRAN tEc miles. accompany
s.S re h@asy rainfall recently youth of
Tops.a. kzn- The shower q toscs Aaslsts
srsf- on zhs Santa re railroad arrived 81
ra4 rosr Of WaGn4rusz hi .1s track vas
ssFv.r>s with tAe-1- Szfs1 IS lE<&yas suzzs-
IRE train vas forced 30 hack 6osn TO
Waukaruss siding 20 peguaIs = Passenger
tran % UakA ...--
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London Wool sales.

London. Oct. N.-Tcjay was the best
sale o. the present seres OF the wool euc-
ton held. CrosSoreeds were specially
sought for. and showed an advance Of lzS
Ld over the price fortnight ago. Sales
In detail:
New south Wales. e.scs bales: secured.
Si9dgis Sd: greasy, 5izdGSi4d.
Queensland. "a bales; secured, 10 fd6is
secured, slao11is SD: greasy. 5dGI0d-
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,.~.rs % SIC wf,i b. paid for tnfor-
r,atsou leading 20 the arrest ard csavic-
tion oe any ore ssea2aT ces1es o. the
POST Intes.igencer aeAsFeEsd 20 SUBSCRIBERS
u eos. = sar1stt the city.
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Gray's Harher Lumber.

Hoquiana. Wash. Oct l-Ssrec.al --Ys,u,-
Der shipped from G-2y's hazseor Ay vessels
during september was as fellows: from
Aberdeen. cargoes. s-ss-.oev fees: from
Ho9uiaTn, carSoes. l.7SS.es9e feet, from
SosInopolis. cargoes. So.e9e feet, total.
6l190 90 feet
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PUGET SOUND CUSTOMS.

Following is tbs Official statement Of the
customs business for September, 1886. for
the district OF Puget sound.
Yaluen by PoPtu
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TINE SCHEDULE.
In effect June u. is94
5AAfND LEAVE SEATTLE
W g. Pau. and East. $40 p. N.
Iar Spokane and Local. s.fa p. m and
FIN q. IN.
N Portland 40 a. m. ard $50 .. n
ef Olympia. Gray's Hageor and south
I'D ; . m
S9 careonaco. Jas ?. a.
" Tacoma. 40. s.ib and . O. m. 3:&
tkAiSs Arrive AT SEATTLE
yfum st. Paul and East, go q m
~neE Spokane and Local. 60 q a. anA
Acm Portland. sia ana u.se .. m.
~YroU olympia. Smy-s AAreot ana
uSsA BEND slN %. m.
Ren Carbonate. II 20 o. N.
neoa Tacoma. $40. SIS and II - q -:
80 and 1854 p n.
SAi'y except SUNDAY. All others daily.
= 1aa card subject 10 change without no
~nscnTh tickets 20 Japan ara China VIA
Aeeftean lire
e rates. routes and other ;nforua,ioa
- % or address
4. A. NADEAU.
General Aren't. Seattle
S Ticket Office. corner Yeslsr way
Fsent street.
eSeos Ticket Office corner Western
sNee and Columbia street
A. II CHARLTON.
= AeGstsrt General Passenger Agent.
- morrison street. corner Third
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
u. 8. NAIL

eeoVw 0Albraiih dock. foot Of Washing-
- o6ool. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
15;Tp, ct Z o'clock q. m. for Kingston.
IA oo0bie. seabeck, Brinnon. Holly.
nountlo. Llll.waup Falls. Hoodaport and
- City. Returns alternate days.
D. TROUTMAN. Master.
InseoAone. Red Isl
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oeseryations taken At II stations 8: s ;
Observer in CAAr2~
TIaes at Seattle aarser Today.
High Tide. Low TIDE:
. m. fee. p In'tee. Am. fee, =: m ...t
............ as i4.6l s.1 as s.Ssi 81
AT PORT TOWNSEND
.......l......L LIS. io.2ll al 50 s.l2l 81
Seattle. Oct H. 1886. :.
Exchanges 81 the Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:
CIsarances. Balances.
Seattle 49,. ...-...-.s $50 % $s.7s .
r o,aa 80. -. ...... ssssss % 5s.sss 60
Western avenue was very quiet yester-
OF goods from San Francisco by the steam
ship Mexico. Good shipments OF fruit and
vegetables are expected by this steamer.
Ranch eggs are very scarce. and COM
maad good price. Al this time Of year
hens are mounting. and do not lay. East
era eggs are fairly plentiful They job
At q cents per dozen. while fresh eggs
bring AQ1c.
Wheat has made another jump. The ex-
por. quotation today was: No. club. 5izc;
blue stem. S5ac. The market was strong
at those prices. The local agent Of Bal
four, Guthrie & Co.. said today that the
export business from Seattle will be great
er than IN any year past The West Seat
tie grain elevator VIII be worked TO is
fullest KNIT. About next Saturday the
ship Liverpool. now at Tacoma. will come
here 70 take on q cargo Of wheat All
kinds OF feed are advancing in price
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARkErA

Portland. Oct. f4-Whaat-WaliA VAIN.
6eQaSc: Valley. Ges6Sc per b0sflel.
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER RosALrE,
mnGten dock leaves for victoyfa and
~ IoWnsend daily, except Sunday. ut
- & n. returning leaves Victoria at
d II Steamer idaho leaves for Port
o1xS1nA ana way ports daily. except
10y. Il A. m. Sunday. direct. at 3
n: returning direct. leaves Port
4bansend ~ .. m. Phone. Pike =.
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YnusE AND MADISON LINZ
SCHOONER LIlKME.

- nj from San Francisco November I.
01Ytne freight at 81 per ton. connecting
XGontt3s for all points.
E. E. CAME. Agent.
Arlington do>k Teierhope PIKE 7e
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U-S-4s. new reg lis1:IC p. lists OF rs. 100
-. new coup51 i51s D. & r. q. IS .-1I0
Eives. reg ..-.Iive E'ours -
FlEes. coup ..li5a II Erie IDS -
FoarS reg .l103s .. II 4 s. A. IS. 1861
yours. coup LISA. Sevens - 49,. .fvo
Twos. reg -. sra s.. & L. Cen. IS .la5iA
Pae. IS OF So ..i0i Skies :. ....... g
Ala-Class A lac NJ. X. T. lst ts.. s,&.
Gkass ......1G0 Second Is ..-.. S5sz
GLzss g ....... 20 Nut Union IS ..lys
= Currency :. :. 20 N T. Cen. q. IS LIZ
La. New Con. Is 8 Nor. Pac. ISIS III
Missouri IS ....i1o Seconds =. ..-.1A
N; Car. Is liz Thirds :. .-... ssss
Fours :. $685.. - n. w. Consois lbs
s c. Non-Fund IL. S. +. 0en. 5s...leE
Ten. new set Is 1913 o. r & ". lists .i9si1
Elves ......io5 r. G. w. lists. 81
IhreeS -. list Paul Con. IS. l3
Old Is .. 60 c. & p. w. s.. Id
Va. Centuries :. 81 Sill & I.M.G.5s. -
Deferred :. :. 51sl STU 4 SECS n
AtcAison II -. "a Tex. Pae- lists ssi4
Second A go. 81 Seconds :. -. IT.
Can: South. eds.1g IL. p. lists OF SO .lool4
So. r r. % - 81 West Shore - ..IQ;la
/. 4 n As - 1lLt
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THE MARKET REPORT.

4URDCAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. Oct IL -
RA.r weather. stationary seDperaeufN
B. 8. PAGUE. Observes.
o. Z DEPARTMENT or AGEICCk
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAIIY BULLETIN.
SEATTLE. Oct. Il ~
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CApf. George Roberta.
1--v Katie for Ataska OctoboP Il
"a - O'Clock. and esefy dftssn ~
fr~sent ana passenger rates opoav
]. q. CARROLL. Assent,
nrh~Abacher dock. Tel. Pike q
AAliE9 r. PEABODY General MAJ
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Ceaervations taken NJ II stations 81
p n. 15en meridian t.,ne e y, m F--s1c
ums). GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Observer in Charge