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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

W. F. Thompson of this city has been
appointed deputy by Grand Inspector
Merritt, his appointment to commence
at once and to last until November. 1887.
Mr. Thompson is said to be a splendid
man for the place and his appointment
is we'll received locally.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

Superintendent Morris OF the Hutch
inson reforma tory was in the city yes
terday. He says that he will gladly
court an investigation OF the reforma-
tory and all he Will want stated is the
simple truth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

The Orpheus quartette which was nd-
vertised to sing at the Auditorium Tues
day evening failed to respond on ac-
count of a misunderstanding. so the mu-
sic for the evening was furnished by the
little colored band and glee club. The
Orpheus quartette will be heard at the
regular campaign meetings later, said
Dr. Minick last night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

P-esidect Kruger. who cam. fr~0
Cape Colo1y "a . boy Of ten In the gress
trek Of is33. has. since be reached man
hood. been conspicuous in the military
adventures and civil troubles of tks
country To the natural shr~wdnsss
and tsDaeity If his character thess
years Of sc,ive and ehsngefnI life have
added great experience Of men and .
perfect cooiusss in emergencies. lie ~
keen. vigilspt. aatn;es and. above 81.
resolu.s. add he represents 80 faithfsliv
the dominant feelings and tAe inhsr~d
aAbits Of the Beer peopss ihA. he has
been able 20 acquire . surprising is-
eu~1ce over them snd 90 erert over tLs
assembly = practical authority Far IN
sxeess % the very limited po~srs wkieh
the Constitution Of The rspuoiio p<--
nsit& 10 The pres.deaL--IaDesB ryes. "
r.. II Century.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
Snow on Mount Washington.

Concord, N. H, Aug. ia special TO
the Monitor from Mount Washington
SAYS: Two inches Of snow fell on the
S,IT1Tnit today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

About 6 o'clock last evening, Mrs. n.
A. Russell died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. W. d. Crane The
funeral will take place at the house,
1247 South Market, today, August 70,
at D. m.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

The paoi5c de5s OF Boston Is ssse
si7.si0 and the ssseS4ea vsis@.A.s Of
property Il s5es, os3.zss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

The board of directors Of the Wichita
hospital viii meet at the hospital this
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

All caveats sr- drawn mp n suh-
staIfisIiy the sszoe form A sppilc~Ions
for Inventions. mat eonf~tn desrrip-
ions sud usodsls. sad s~eh raus. ~ linz
Ted 70 single discovery Of iayertso,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

WHY voE't mammals little boy ssi1
hanna ~sst he's fs~n stussnx hsrs-
s~lf with = snxsozsiy sxke<i fhe rnss~r-
rsi parent. beading os.r the eoueh.
'f0n AAs. bern In tie pantry. Joaany.
sHts7g too much % sozs~-hing yoa
9agai nos 70 have eaten es ali x.d poe
ssont tel ~ Via. IL IN i, taAxss M
ssek 3: heart
Is makes rse sick - tart teo,s
raosness Joknsy. tssralng his face % shs
vel
Bat mamma id rot es.eh ez--Csk
sAzs Tx.s1zA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
BRYAN DARES THEM
WANTS CHARGES AGAINST HIN
MADE OFFICIAL.

Talks Grave to Senator Tburston, Denying
That He Ever Was I'm the Employ OF or
Received Pay From Any Mine owner or
Company of Mine Owners - Asks the
Republican National Committee TO go
Form and He VIII Meet Them After
They are Made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28
CHICAGO MARKETS.
fhe Board Of rraa.

chicago. Oct --.-Evsry<hf~r was
against wheat az IRE cnengrx sf are r-ar-
set tosiay, The mast decreasing features
we're TIE ~arsy cables ard she Northwest
err r@cstztS- After tse aGvanc. 81 Il.
hers yesterday. Liverpool was expected TO
saSw stes1iness FL i@aSs. ard sne weak
ne~s q tA&t -12rkss w&s senss@. ea~a-,-
Fat1tnzssI North western re~4trts ware
remarkably sarge. ISIS ears. "a cor-aras
with L@G ias, Week ard i.st ias. wear.
~ sa@ starting ~ ths regular trading
fsa-s were TO buyers e< raee-sn~- A. yy ar
svs&-. ard 50 arxio1s hzg. zsae r~cr;e n
TIE crowd esscorsse - sxsf-savxr~ ssns,
sess cr3ers az znoet -sc--shat A sale or tyvs
q. E7sc took place n ths opening melee
as axa-1ss yesterdays closing n-se~ ef
7St'Se r L Rat MT 5esr tEsf &s,g,t ri
80 sssshs-s * heeges against IRE wheat in
sAs Partsc elevators hal 70 - bssssxas Ia
N cssrsssz seac~ os "a tn~ been nzYnas oz
yesterdays Ira. tie weakness wcz,d
S'sa5,1e-s have been .nsensssei A II
~2s. sss later Liverpool cable. acts. a a.
c1sE@ % sszsat I'D Ser cer~al ana rhas
ezassss a s--r 81 The prsrs cs nere-she- 70
&C. aessr nzFt1S had . short reaction
fran s.e ecersrg figures 70 ussc
Another depressing factor MAS trs fsn-
erz4 selling fer foyszg1 aeeoant. an1 Dur
Ing re 1rss hour sgS1A sa.ss are Believed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28

enre and sSe seskxx< Sip was taken 20
Es4ztnals ard sA1re eeekes ard repaired
Afesr months Of useless WAKING and cca-
scca<ss expense. sAs vssaez Vas finally
cr1ered sotd 10 the Highest zszsae<. Sae
uaA purchased hy NeSsrs HarnAscn &
cezcoes, sssvsxsores o< Pert Towzsxnd. Il
Is the sntAaszan Of Ire awm 20 repair ths
vesssE ard use he- In sAs 1gz1ner c&xry-
lax trade o< the racszsc cssssz
TIC ksEhrsn1aa Is = Homogeneous iron
vessel and was bzsEss Ia Glasgow in ISsss
SIC s. at ISIS teas gross asa ss-1 nes toas
nur1Aez Tre vessel Is csslssed IN I&ayts
as 10 Al. whseA Il fAe ssiSasss class 81
thai amsAorfty. Sse Is sssip-riggea. II Ct
handsome nossel Ard - isa every resFect
a xarerfar vessel Es Is sxreeted ~ aer
owners raat congress VIII grant her A
American register wssn size = repaired
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28

t1s wcFs6s avafsahle Supply. kEz- - corr
United $xAtss ana Cznz9a. east es .Aa
Hocxssss increase. 50 aaes cas-. UnfseA
SsAfeA and Canada. eass % tho Rockies.
increase. LIE ne Stocks cs avassaese
wheat increased - 80 bushels n Casraxo
- Northwestern srfe-scr elevators. s2-
@ bushels in Names polls private essvs-
tosS and ssa.MG bushels az varscus Mani
sena Storage pozrts and q. Fort William.
a m0re conspicuous Increase az rctnss
nos covered ~ TIRE cfscsAl vsszhls surpay
a the statement we're &ae bushels AT
aaaseston. A.W az Eocaesser. n. T.. and
- ~ ktngstcn. Ont
More important increases az stccka Of
moan corn ~ points not covered BY me
oEacsai VISIBLE szz7piy ssaseEnent were ss5.-
80 bushels at Jcfset. 80 90 hssssess N Cssz-
caro- private elevators. ara. 50 90 husn<sss
-Aca ~ Galveston. New 0rssans and cx-
de1Seurx These were more than OFFSET hy
ne decrease % s5aaa rsasAsss al PORT
Huron, Saa ss.shs,s ~ NEWPORT News
and Aooo business a. Kankzkes4
Flour.
F'our-Recrfrts. ss.@s. expsrsa E.ua
sarrezA Market dusl
wheat.
wheae-R-resrfs. - ~ eusAeis. ex-
ports. Is. 80 hsssness SCOT weak. Va.
r
ancar. Options oren~s weak and we're
seavy al day. Influenced by aower cables.
foreign setting. heavy Increase IN enc
worlds socks. big spring wheat receipts
ara kgst Haoney. csesang 1T Iss91-ssc s~;
decssnes May. closed &c. oetubsr, ssAc:
December. ssxc.
n0po-F4rm.
Woos-outst-
Nefn1O
Pig sron--Steaaly
T1n-Sfea3y; straits. Teea4fA
Speiter-F.rri. domestic. S. u0s ~
Copper-Eas.er. rake brokers. Slo.ss: sx-
change. Gassasi0A
C04ee.
Conee-opssons CLOSED steady Ut 3s0sc
points net advancs
sugar.
sugar-Raw firm. centrifugal. g tese,
Sac; refined firm
PetRo1eun.
Petroieum-F.rn; United. closed Q-r7
bid. Pennsylvania Crude steady: Novena-
Der. a-ials bid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York, Oct. z7.--The speculation IN
stocks today exceeded any recent record.
and despite exceptionally heavy dealings
In Sugar and Reading, the market cnuld
be fairly termed broad a number OF the
prominent shares attracting attention by
fair-stzed totals The market displayed
irreguiarity in the initial dealings. but
the changes were slight A firm tone
soon developed. ard on heavy purchases
for both accounts prices rose all along
the line. with an especial inquiry for the
hfgh-prfced i0dustrf2Es. Sugar touched
lisa Foreign sales were noted to a fair
y large extent, but the offerings were
well taken Commission houses were al
20 large purchasers. Soon after the first
hour the raids referred TO at the begin
ming were inaugurated, and the specula-
tive temper temporarily underwent rad
tcai change The stringency in money
Impaired feverish tone TO the market
although sharp rallies occurred In the
early afternoon. based upon covering
The market was again raided in the last
hour. although money reacted to per
cent, and many stocks touched the low
est points. The closing was weak, with
net changes sharp and fractional losses
generally.
Railroad bonds were moderately active,
but without special feature, aside from
nrmness in tone The sales were A.2A.-
wv Government bonds were quiet and
without change, aside from slight con-
cessions Ia the hves. The sales were
xiosua Silver certificates worked slightly
lower on dealings OF sls.o0o
Money and Exchange.
Money Is stringent At s TO Il per cent !:
last loan. s. closed. TO per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. nominally, Z to per
cent Sterling exchange. firm and higher,
with actual business In bankers bills at
GAsa0As4A for demand. and A-sls.u
4SlA for sixty days. posted rates. SS-aa
4-s-la. and As2l@at4G, commercial bills,
GsoA- Bar silver. S47sc. Silver certifi-
Gates. s4AG6Sass
Today's statement OF the condition OF
the treasury shows. Available cash bal
ancs. Sss7 81. 4s7; gold reserve. Sis. si7 an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28

- DesTs Op1nSen TAse Il 1arve
Degnn In LonAsa-
@ 1erx. Oct N---A Afsp~4eA 10 the
nym Lo1eon says. a rxpcrser Of
Woe5d nA6 . conversation NTH Mr..
- ed1teF 81 Reerhohmss Corn
Iseee List. IL standard authority ca shs
- Mr. Bush, who az6-1uBt left the
Wcn4nge. WAsSe ha had ascerszin<d
49, * al the Iesa1ng usAn IN tia
ssndeG eatd:
NJ rfss. aimost Tor the fsr.< time an
1eosa originated here. not IN America
Ana aDCw9 that u could nave bad roth
ms e % with say mAnfp<siafisa OF ne
AeFican mArks<s Tor POLITICAL O. other
psrvosss- 10 cause y thai asfer seve~a;
yeAfe ot aoundzncs the people now recog-
nixs saAt this yens b one Of ordinary sap
ply.
0wfng - thaeprevicus abundance ev.
erynody Ae1d Aioof from buylnx and stocks
tAn eoUn- Beottes. the Australian erap
= pfsSty certain 10 BE- a failure. and there
= - extraordinary fact that lnaia has
become - snee. theugn % small extent,
N mporfer. Iaeee things caused rae re-
cant A1yAnce n prices The trade always
goas - exsrsspes 20 start wssh. The re-
action that has occurred was to have been
eapecssd. but IL cause Of the advance re-
mains.
Tbs men Of the most experssnce In the
Tendon market believe thar wheat Is go
Ing TO rule ~ Is shi!iinxs fsz.75l . quarter
sefgnf bushels In . quarter. because II .
now realised. In addition TO the other rea-
sens I nave gives, that 1: Is MOI possible
to produce wheat in Europe cheaper.
AsgoUtina DOES not count Ia the caIcu-
iofioa, hecause her crop cannot be reck-
oned until the END 81 November II il now
peo0tetnG. but week Of bad weather
might spoil Il altogether II the Arxan-
ttuA crop fails there win be excitement In
the trads- II Il y . fairly abundant crop
II VIII prevent such excitement II cannot
~ hast supply u with more than s.o0oo 90
qu.rtsss. which e basaseIle In the gen.
efe1 WOvement of ehe worlds wheat Be
stdes, he df6srsncs In goid premium
means loss Of from 10 10 shiTtings .
euarteP azntnDt the Argentine farmer.
tn coutinentat markets follow N
here. and until the present occasion No
have followed America For the nrst time
10 years America nov holds the key to
the situation Every bushel Of wheat
Amefica can spare Wfll bs wanted In Eu-
rope. At least 0yene.0ao quarters lsp. 00o 90
busheiD) vii ~ wanted before the season
Il over.
III America could hold back the wheat
for . month II would 20 up 10 shiliings
O40 : quarter. But I suppose the
Americas banks DO not consider vheat a
eo0modity On which II IL sAfe TO give
lass6 accommodattons. % that the Amer
lean trade b obliged TO send wheat on ~
fast - Il can
''Ins Russian shortage u uncertain, but
Il b now assumed here thar 1t win b H.
oo00o0 quarters. We look forward, on the
whole. 70 "A acftve time with considerable
ductua lions. for the moment trade be-
comes brisk tho spectators will rush In
and Influence the market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28

uo.,or Wool Market.

Boston. Oct. gT.--Although the wool mar
ket Is quiet here this week. its tone Ia
Arm In all departments. There - bat
iissls on the market. and dealers are hold
ing and looking for profit Territory
woods are quoted on the basis of 30 cents
for the secured. and choice staple lots
are held AZ n cents. Fleece WOODS are
meeting with sales. but the market 10
firm and values are hardening The
market for Australian woods held strong
with sales making as supplies are needed
at fun prices. Quotations:
Territory woois-Nenfana. nne medium
and fine. sG2i1s-c. secured price. SOC. staple.
&c; Utah Wyoming. etc, fine medium
and fine. sGsla1sc. scour~5 price. Soc. staple.
s.GS2c. California WOODS Northern.
spring. fi9isc. secured price. sc. Middle
county spring, eIIec; secured price. 40
&c: free northern fall. TGsc: secured price.
e4Qe5c-
Australian wooi-Scoured basts-Como-
ing. superfne. l5hs7c: comhing. good. go
sc: combinr. average. s1lsoc- Queensland,
cambgng. t9fsc-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Real estate transactions since January
]. 1896. are 81 SIS sec 50. There were Sled
fer record yesterday deeds. aggregasing
SAL Following Is q list furnished by the
Daily pnfsstir,. room II Occidental block:
James Steward to Fred G. DooltttIe.
tract In swM sec Il. ID IS. 10. Sept. q.
AxeI oisson 70 Oscar 0Ison. md = lots
and 3. block q. Denny 4 Hoys's addition.
March 81. fsss SIS.
James Z. fsrown et TX 70 Lucas TWEEN
al. undivided III interest Of 10 acres IN
sex SELL. sec =. ard ret. nei.. sec -. rp "a.
z g. October Is. -
r. r Van Tuyf et tx. to Lucy G. Per-
k.ns. loss 10 Il. block "a. Laws addition,
lots /, . ard .. block - let 3. block /.
Laws' Second addition. Iot s. block 5. Cove
addition. October e. q. c.. 81
David Ferguson ~ TX TO Caroline Kline
Gagians. lots and rs basrk 8 Jackson
Street addition, October "a 81
Gus Braham to Georxs Barehsii. lot II.
hiock -, Baxter's addition. October 3.
Siaa
John W. Maple. county treasurer. 20
Christ Hansen. 20 acres lot 4 see 10. ID
d. rA under sale OF June ls. 1894. June Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28

- =. charcoal Plates s<rna: e ssx@
s ~ 2xz. 81. &C. re@pre6- 2x1- -
snesx n--<J7bbfnxs- A-Esrscan. ccm-
.sn. sa. = 80 - - N1sAaassa. : -
sESnxss nsnas-f5asvsns1e4. sc ~ -:
oss.r-sysoseax,-rsnners nazs M I'M
re per n. extra wspfng. lSc
OILS. ruRPrSrryE ETC
oc.-<ysaosnxfCsa szs-HeadaEht; -;
s sa = Ser "a s..e n li asa sss-B-1
e La a:-w. 4. = = e.sss: s.. !
n .1cs - "a : -. = j 'e sss.s: 80 Sc i
eases. Psoceer sEg.ne. cAses. Ne. eh1A ..
asuvy machine. cAseA 16Nc: hs.s. &C.
e. Tar;.a asassae asSesnx-ssla se: s.ses
Esa..ae-hs Pr ssllss. 2 ss.sa !. Cur
,.s' a s lsAa so.s e. fs Isss and ls..
i-xal cas-. no. EEai eaas. SIS: asars
Cisss-Anerscan window, % PER ceat. o.
list: Frenca or Belgian. - per cent on
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
1870 s7s,cs s.sss 1a' sa ssn = per- ar
spruce logs ssQss cedar sAlngss taxA -
FIR Lunsl@<-Thfck finish. sartaced or :
ssns =. . a 8 ees spsesas lenssas s Per
II extra. On@-lnch hrfsn. H2egs; al YER
dressed an; aasehes. nigga Stock boards.
9-sacn. SHss. saA.ch. - G41&-50. Finch.
sls4l9 Fencsng. No. l. or SINGH. IS, No
. E.N or channel rustic and drop sid
ins. weight loo bA uiaA Fr timber
6. E0l3. SIS. Hi0sl Box boards. u
sncn and ap. yl43zz Bevei sl1tnx. lis-lncn.
tied Ee5fn Calling. v. beaded or plain.
Nos L ( ard J. I or slaeh. z.fsa lbs: Nos. I
and ( k-lnch. s6 ms: Nos. I 2 And !
s.lnssh. sos rs ssQia LArn' 80 no .s'xnI
Washinrron Red Cedar Lumber--Bevel
siding weight 10 ms, HI.as. Ceiling.
weights. Sos. 1. and 2. ssxs-snch. LS8 ms:
Nos /. : and g. %xs-sneh. is3as rs. Nos. ].
and & Axs-ineh. 10 Ms. 1891 Walnz-
Getting. $s0i2. Rustic. 3-5GzS Shin
s,ss sia !. s sssnEss ,, qns- 5'ss
GsqS Cedar soGayss. 5 and 70 Zee.
Spruce Lnmner-FTcorsng. raGss Bevel
siding i4-frch lied, 3tf7l&A. One-inch an
ish. or 3, weights arss. second, third
ard selects. s-ineh and upwards. 2.aN rbs.
thin. clear ana sslecfS leo Ms. Sih9sss.
iath. SC per n. and carriage on shingles.
iec per NJ
Brick-Common, 81 per n: pressed. sy.0
- per NJ: drs6rick. -. terra Gotta pipe.
&c . foot
Cement oobbsnx, Portland. K 3. 4 q.
t5.5a
Line oohbins}-An brands made on the
Sound. Sec.
Eas.
Plaster Hair dobhgrgl-washed. SC per
10. unwasasd. &c oer d.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28
wATER rRosr NOTES.


rtoon Ella a., Capt. Green. vna - 4EUM
tbs banks yesterday with cAfUe ~ n91ts
but.
British ststr Hofyrood. nov q TO-
has been chartered 70 load wheat ~ -
yor&.
steam collier Willamette VAa NJ ~
OCEAN dock yesterday taking On loco ee1aD
Of wheat for Ean Franchises
Norwegian steamer Tyr. lf11 tons. No.
~ Tacoma has been ehaytafed ~ a. ~
EeSear 20 Io&A wheat for Ce1eotfn.
Britain ship Gseniin. i.sH tona NV =
Portland. has been chartsrsd ~ HaJ6ou9E
Guthrie 3 ca % Iosd wheat fo9 EuSuD&
British bart Linden l.Be7 toua INV ~
Portland. has besn ehsytersd " nallea6G
Guthris 4 Co. - Load wheat fog Eurol
Americas ship rwo BFoshsrA In -
kas been chartered ~ r. D. Chan1f1
g lead o0ai II Departure Bay To- -
Francisco. e
sfss uzsbip WIiapa arrived from Ala1o
1879 ~ Sc, q "a &c. 80
Ing ~ 10 o'clock s ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28
STABLE GROCERIES,.


surar fiohbsngt--Gciden &C. IN eeis. per
n dc. extra &C. In nhls. per n. nsc:
dry GRADUATED. IN hass. per ~. &c. cube.
e: noWdereti &c. spot cash price
Manic Sugsr-F.ve-pouna boxes. scol-
lopsd 70 the -. fse per 70. assorted
cakea i:tSc per N
Flour. etc. gahaingI - Washington
straight per esi. ts1ss patent. 81 A. PAT
en- excellent AH: Novsisy A. 4S. Cali
fernia hranas. s. Is nssckwheaf -four. per
"A x a. fs~fs SACKS. sia Der cws: rye
0,sr per AeI sfA or la-sh sacks s. 30 per
rwrs rve ueal. per oh3 81 80. per est s. -.
vo,sSd nafx per asi. stsS-xss. houasny. per
go e. ss- srussk<<. uheat. ger ewt. $40.
esS.s wN~as 81 = r4r csxs whale wheat
49, 49, rws EE9 pearl harlsv Yss-lh
80. ~ 81 n ncxes Sc. srls. p@as Der
Ia * ..xtx Ss<e. 80 boxes, Sc. Germ
NAL yei,aw. to~. 81 :: HaA. Gs5: white.
Ia !, = 50 q .
49,. ssnsn,nr,-susn white. per 70.
a. -. r.-x ,.v IA stsc. 9syos. per ID. eAc.
I'm. or Is a&c.
80 ~. .tsnslnl-Ysran. r<r. cha. tAc
49, *. fs,snA &c. Corona. tssc.
Ts-ss.i peas fyeSsarxt--rsesa. green, &C.:
ga vs,'sr. ecs ret. MIXED. &c.
- as -. sssssss An-r4ran dairy. aa-vo
sssss re- soa. sts: Coast. hair ground.
- - :, 80 ,,sr ta7 -, sA-y-, SACKS. per
hs-sn sas -. =. go - !. r.sr -. 50 zasS.s
tor. ssr. - g. - - 80. - !. ssfs g
~ y CO.. - 49, tS~,~s r~-ssr~f r,.- -
LAra Sa1s .. a.. easn s-@stss -.
Sans' - ,a..S .s.rrss L.
'ala IN Lii Per n.
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THE PuEBLA RuN ISro.
Badiy sms she'd Up GA otter Point by
I1kBosSn steamer.

Gan Francisco. Oct. 1S--%Sfeamship CITY
az PuesEa s-rsvs9 soiay from Seattle and
Victoria wstn ser uprer w0rxs locking Ike
an old woodrfi@. When or Otter Esfat last
Saturday nsgft she was rga down By an
unknown british bark. and re steamer
narrowly escaped berg cut IN trs. Ths
acrf4e-t occurred AZ 70 o'clock a. nigas
ard the passengers. II terror al RE cor
issfon, rushed ca Eeck n their night
clothes Capt Desney assaret rsssn there
was no tar~wr ard frsaszaged 10 aEzay Their
fsa-s The Pueaia's offSrers acted with
admirable eoosr@ss and brought the earss-
awat vessel safely 20 port The unknown
bark hasfsa@3 away IA the nigat without
Stopping 70 ascertain tns damage she las
"a zsed
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London. Oct. -s.-Silver. = iS-fs: consois.
les54.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE Evening Posts
London financial cahegram says: The
stock markets were irregular and uncer-
tam today. The tone Was fairly good.
however. The principal feature was the
rtss in consols 20 fas. the close being
los Ills. English rails were also In good
demand. So far. however. as may be seen,
the 1Fmnes5 was mainly due 10 tho Clos
Ing Of bear operations
The settlement begun today and dis
closed comparatively small account. but
contzngoes were higher on dearer pDcney.
The cautious attitude described yesterday
a. TO Americans, Is showing DISPOSE
ton to spread to all departments pending
the result OF the election In the United
States. Gold IL still bought In the open
market for America
A feature today was the fairness Of Bra
xiiIan exchange. the price being l-s6d.
which IL quite the lowest ever recorded.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
drm.
Br~adstuns and Grains.
Liverpool. Oct z7.-Close: Wheat-Spot.
quiet: demand moderate. No. red spring.
6s 5i<d: No. l California, - I'd. Futures
opened easy and unchanged and closed
steady with near positions i8fh1 lower,
and distant positions. tAGHlad lower: busi-
ness about equally distributed October.
"a ID. November, Is ID: December and
January. IS nd: February and March.
Is "a.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed new.
Is 2Ld. Futures closed steady. with near
positions I'D lower ard distant positions
+d lower: business about equally distrib-
uted October, nominal: November. 3s
I'D. December. January, February and
March, Is I'D.
Flour-Duli: demand moderate: st. Louis
fancy winter. 81 81.
Hcps.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. a
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Port Townsend. Oct. a. = 0poo ~
Sailed. Schooner Hueneme. ffu1A 49,
lock for San Pedro. Chilean ship To4o1
FER Valparaiso: bark Mercury. 0e1o 80
Bfakeiey for San Francisco.
sailed. Schooner Comet. Mmhor t.
Port Gamble for San Pedro: e0o0oQox
Huenern,. humber from Pcr1 HndIoc4 -
San Diego. bark Ceiunr hia. iumb8 IT,
Pert Eiakcley for San Francisco.
fEn1aiarn Oct. Observation-Disclosures
s~hr Matd az Orleans. - load stave -.
New york. Get T.--Arrtved-IogM1E ~
SOUTHAMPTON. Georgfa. liverpool
Port Gaynbss. Oct. Ms-6pectaI. -Atf4Do
--Bktn Kiickftat. Cart Cuslef, nom -
oititu. ~.zs- Z
san Francisco. Oct z..--Arrived: 1chees
rs~e f3tend Ala from New WhRtcoyut ef401es
81 Efty OF puehia, from Victoria. IT.
State OF California from Portland unMoNx
Park Aureolg for CotpfntiA river.
rsssuse9tfr ports. sailed Oct0o09
sfaa rs,rr Areafa, for Portland.
FOREIGN portS--RoynI RcHdss Naa3e4 q.
toher 81 British ship British oenefes
I.tverre,i - Arrived October -. Axa&3nA
sYs5r, Invsrnesaasssre. from Oregon.
rr,n,x~ss - Per tux vtxl1ant. Ocfob3
tesv~es, Point Reys ard WhIstitnf 49,
fark Columbia, from Pert B1akei~{ -
xan Francesca Per British ship MQ1S
easter Castle. October -. Iatitude 1A
,s0rtn. lnngftuae izssN west. nxrkeNeS
Erho. from Coos Fay for MsibcutnA
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From Seattle. s-rsufEHg s~rgh In tourist
s,~s1er from Portland. 90 flrxt-esaas.
including berth In Pullman ilseerer frgn1
Portland. tsr train LASTING 40 >. m. Ocf&s-
her 8. ar.s s.ss q n. OeseAersss Taks the
yzroas Sunset rrssse 20 al Sotngs East
the great fransrontfneossl wTnser route.
sou1sern Pacific ticket efiae. 81 First ava