davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The oasis., 1897-07-31
Posltlnn Wanted.

By a mining man of experience in operalipu anU management of mires and mills. Scientific and practical. Address w. J. P, care of TIE OASIS, Nogales, Arizona.
The oasis., 1897-07-31

Yesterday Mr J H. Brent term iuated his visit at Nogales and went home Lo Torres.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02
Breadstuns.
Hoston Wool Market.

BOSTON. Oct. I-Tha Boston Conner
ciai Bulletin VIII say tomorrow Of ,Ae wool
market.
This week beats the highest record on
sales, o. account OF the heavy purchasing
on the part Of mar afacturers. nasty ter
FfseFta} woods All prices are steady ard
81 sympathy NTH the L0n6on wool auc-
tsors Australians have advanced, though
the Boston rlsxkst Is Il the secured pcgn1
below sas pricas estaoi SIZED "a the reject
advance la IaGdon- Over 500 bales o.
chplce GesloaEs were sold 5y Gre hause AZ
Sc Thks : EGs highest price paid for AUS
traliaN simce he passage Of Tire Wilson
tariff ~gli Even s6esaiee wools now cost
sic sc0area. Territorial staple fine now
costs So IRE secured poGu3- Tee sales q
enc .eek are ie.5s 80 pounds dom ss-ic
ard llsf - ncuaas 81. against .l55. 80
pounds dasneef8c ard 9 1I.5s0 pol.CGs for
eswr fast geek. a1G & E69 pge pounds doH1es-
J.c sad rs 90 pcEnds foreign n the SANE
week lasz yesr - s3es - d2ie s9ow AZ
flt So So ha1as f5~elgn ever fhe sales 20
tire same date ia lS.2 me receipts % dats
Sow aa inerease ~ Ia 80 bales domestic
and &.s79 bales foreign
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pomtnion OF { 9 = 3 z a
RrAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
transactions sance January L and
FOR Yesterday

Peal sx-nta trarsacr5ous since lamar
ISL are 81 "a gZ 5 There were SLED for
rr>eri Yesterday s.Sar tee6s. srxTeEAtsng
s. - FclSowLaE Is .zsl fsr-1sss1 by
rae Seatgls AestT2cs Company. r0on As
Nee YORK heck-
Nay =. s-EA ara h,ssasnt z ?. . p.
&ereaAnE go u eFs sozs s and : elx =
Lsean's a&5 sep. s E&
william c. Re - D11-a1 . rcTer-
AIRY. lots sa1 ~ 81 l1io7 Degcc sd.
Sa1ce Sc eetA JAY - 80
Arr EEs Van Bore ~ NarEzrsf PERI.
ias aa3 Sw aw go "a e. 4 11n - 3 ~
S@attse Na-GNs C71pauy % Columbia
a Pagat Seems AL = aTrharn PAc15c ESa1l-
READ Ce~ran3ss- s---e q }a1ss g s>ss vie
aE& lN feas loEE sra - "a pA-zllss -
E-s a-rse5 avszue. Ss~L - s.
A = E-wsH e. SIX . - * Ta~@hz -.
- r. ~ - Sec s = g % acres. sevt. -
4S& $50
cares y. tzcoes - x - Arxzs o
&eLse1 - - ~ 80 Sc 8 - / =
fssze E2t@s - wL ~ sara Fsones--an
A g.
Esasss,s De4ttls a-s Asesaa3 wa3t~- J
- Wlaz Eeat-s ae-a Is AIS & * Z
WaLa N21aa a11 sep - stN8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02

WASHINGTON, Oct. l.-@uGrterrnaSter
General Weeks. at the war department,
received q telegram from Mr. Weare. pres
ident Of the North American Transporta-
ticn and Trading Company. az Chicago.
saying that the Huenene. one OF the COM
pany's vessels. loaded fer Alaska, had
been lest. and the company VIII send an
other vessel % s.. Michael II It can char
ter one suitsbie for the voy age He says
in that event be viii be able 20 take any
documents Or dispatches which the secre-
tary OF war or Gen. Weeks, desire 70 send
70 the troops recently dispatched 70 St
Michael The Huenern. broke away from
her tow IN storm and no trace OF her has
since been found, but the compsny's OIL
Gals have not given up hope Of her safety.
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on for an Ocean Record.

NEW YORK. Oct. LIN chase OF a rec
ord the new North German Lloyd steam
ship Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse. which
iroka the westward record on her maiden
voyage to this port. has set cut on her re-
turn trip 70 southampton. The eastward
record. held By the American Hner St
outs Is DAYS. % hours and Il minutes.
As the new German vessel cut hour ard
IS minutes from the ST. PaUFs westward
record Of days and 81 minutes. taere IS
little doubt that she VIII cut down the
eastward record.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02
FOREIGN aARkETS~
Financial.

NEW YORK Oct l. ~ The Evening
Pests London financial cablegrarn says.
A further Improvement was noted Ia tbs
stock markets today. Business Is spread
ing Ia every department. with a thorCug if-
~ healthy tone. Americans wers excep-
tionaliy dsu for the greater part q the
day. bat there was a sharp rally tonight
on New York support. which. i Is oeaiey-
I'd Sere. viii te continued. The close was
at the best Il Is difficult 10 say how lar
the public here wiN respond Probably
these recently IN the market VIII not take
s. fresh hand but ths new pubic seemed
likely 20 be attracted 20 mines. West AUS
traiian mines have been booming for the
last few days.
Home rails were good while IN the for
eign market the strength Of Spanish ard
Argentine securities was the feature Cop
per stocks were strong. The Paris o0Hrse
was nrm or buying OF t!ntoS. and the
Berlin market was steady
Dreadstuns.
LIVERPOOL Oct. i.-Wheat-Quiet:
No / standard California wheat Us 81 !
carEoes or coast. nothing doing and 81
higher. carxoes on passage firm ard Sd
higher, English country markets. geuer-
ais cheaper: French country markets,
easy. Liverpool wheat. No. I California.
IS edGss 81 wheat in Paris quiet; -four In
Paris. quiet
Closing quotations. Whsat-Spot. No, ..
red Western winter. dun. IS 50. red North
srn spring. IS Sad. duh
Corn-Spot, American new steady. j.
tsd: do old. steady. j sd: October quiet.
3 nd, November, quiet. IS lisd; December,
autet a ID
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02
rag SEATTLE Markets


-s~~ vas no eh&ags In the condition OF
- go rrark~tz ysstereAy. Prices re-
,s-sg~-< re- sane. Wbeat Quotations we're
~ ans Sic
rs foslo1lng wsrs s5e i9solng quota
sugar. Ffosr sna Cenes.
guwar t,osasng}-Csos8ea -sc'' Il beIs. pr
90. extra &C In ibis, per 10. ss.es
s soxdersd. SO. s2os cash prices.
Fl0sg esc- ljoaylu - ~ -egt k.xeesisr
gM Novelty A pa. California bFsnE
&c; Gold Drop four, ss.75. Dlsckwhsas
ran. Der sbs. s4Z * l0-gh sacks. g. 80 per
s9t rye for. pr Ssi. SaIs. % is-lb sacks.
r. per eS. Eae@. s.f -.
cracked wheat, Per cat. 81 esksd
vksas. re per case. whole waeat
essr per ewt Sz%: pearl barley. fas-lb
per- raekz. g.. Z-sb 5oxes. &c. corn
nseai yeE.ow JOS $50, 5E s-E. write.
10. r.se. - sl-sa faxed Aonlay. b5Is
r.as-ss lAgshfnzJ- -Esreer-gorha. Ger nhi
rr. Java psr n. 1Szlzsc. Costa Plea.
eheiep. per 10. &c. Rosxsed-Arbncsie's
d fss-lS eases. per ewt- sizizs ss-In cases.
gsr e~l - -. ss-l 5 sAs y Per ss ~ 3:
A1<n Mocha. Elkci. csrzeoiz. &c. Qua
spnsfa z1c. ground e0g-ee fs6yzse: Lien
los 81 Is. 81 81 Is: ssa. Sc 8.
Meats. Provision. ana FIsh-
Fresh Mats 90bbsngl-cow beef sasskc:
e. ror Rs SC ser x 8 veai e 4 ssr b.
Provision aE1--Hamz. large u1@c:
hans snsaf re. breakfast oaEon. lite.
frssn F1sh T.obogngS-Hslsbut. s0sc:
xagmon. &c: salmon trost- SC; ronrdsr@.
Tz1k. soIes. a.. rock cod. &C. black bass.
S. perrh st4a1fc. mountain Ercuf. L0
T.. shrtrnpH &c
Batter. Cheese. Eggs and Poaitry.
Bustsr-fsanea. 19al5c. fancy dairy. n
sib prints. TGz5c-
Cheese uobbing1-Natlvs Washington.
Eggs eohblngb-i.a22e.
Poultry Dressed chickens. Tzi&c, tur-
ksTs. dressed. isc per ID, ducks. s1.sSas
per d0zea-
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes 0obsingl-Nes potatoes, 800
per ton-
ea!ons, slivsrskiEs S@ per To- les
besfs. IS per sack. cabbage. A4Ac PR
n carrots Soc. lct.1ss. toc Per d8x e1s-
eaneers. Sc per dozen: tomatoes. s950e
sweet potatoes. si9l.2s per lo0 lbs. s. per
Green Fruits floogfnx,-I.er1ous fancy
q fancy apples. 7scaslsa per box. com
roc appies. ssasac. Dananss. f1ztz 80 or
sngss szEs58. blackberriez 75cdxI per
crate. Oregon peaches sT7ssc Wenatchee
peaches. s0az@c per box pears sasfs0c
Der box. crab apples s9ffaec. pIusrs
Eaxc per box: prunex. 2s04sc per box;
r.awsfe and Concord grapes from Yak
ira zee per box. California grapes. sd
& per box. Eastern grapss ts#tz1c Der
basket: hHckleberrtes. sage per ID.
Hay, Grain and Feed
Hay uohbing1-Puget sound per ton
ns Eastern Washington tsraothy. Sd. ali
ais 81
Oats uobblngt-s4
whsat-kZxss.
narley lsobolngl-RoIled or ground. per
tea t-11@
corn-whoie. sZ2a2s: cracked. sZza@:
fess meal. sze.Z3
Mlsistun Gobhlagl-Bran. per ton. sl4;
shnrfs per fon 81
Fsed-chopped feed. sisgfz0 per ton. mid
dlnxv per zen. So oil cake meal pr
sun. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Oct The local wheat
market + ahou; stationary. probably fraYu
tie reason that Il Is too weak 70 move ln
ether direction. some of the markets
epened shade better today bu, the cloa-
;ng Sak weak. Exporters Ia this city vera
ksslns track quotations as 75a8sEe Tor Wal
a Wasla ~ FOR hlussteu ard 7ec for Nal-
ny Anether cargo cleared today. and two
nrre are tn the stream finished Charters
reEnAin unchanged
clesrva-prttfsh shin Andreta for
Queenstown With le2. fSS bushels OF wheat.
valued AZ s. Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02
WATER FRONT VOTES

Bark E.a-e-xs. Cart Bergman VII - -
for - z Francisco teSs rTscwnsass A1ea ~sN--
: 80 s1us ~ Franklin coa@
Tsa-.y gsa-~va = Manson arrived acre
yas-e-caw az srnssoa Erars E21sa+A.@- Az4o
WI enter ~ IRE c1sso-aS 1cS=ss .o4As-
Cry q puahla arrived from san r a.
essc0 AZ o'esa<-x YESTERDAY glor1zlZ1g a.
ter alscaarg3zS srstgs1s sac lest AeS4I ~
trT Tacoma
The ss@szse~ AK WI szE for Ju-sau-
ryea ard Skas2ay a. 'sAo.k MS Morn
snx. No farsnew l.a1cr seazares 1ANs asSA
zz&2ie "a soari her.
Bark Egh.An3 Lzzht arrived yesssrcaS
rscrzs1g sr0rn Sa- Eranclscc - DAD Cos /.
a. ths GraEgn Improvement CoEnF.Asa5 :
aEnke-s4 Ca1z T.aM.s. her master, arrived
n port 1asze sick and SHS vessel N@s ~
charge 81 Ire nae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02
MARINE ORGANIZATIONS.

S-e.ssf Tpsr~st-a - -Ne P1sz.-T1ss ze1cer
TATC0SE 0sse. - >. az---kzAEo-z1ssssr
q - elaHF. Wt-1 @a-st. Elsrts Ties +E : - g
steamer - EsrEeuaNr. 81 So 3 = Oar
n tgw a. $40 A. "a s-s&nasr 3et@#1r g
sgs r. rux Tssrua. ~ L - r. 8tsls4esz
e.sssr.5 u q z&re rszEsT-
NEAH BAY. o. IL , Z--~~aeAF
c. ~.
an s2Ees--SzEr Cos 1zz3l2- q. S = q
rs1FT ANGELES O.. - 2 ma
-r-1sgsr. -. GEAR wz-s1 eAst- o1zs z--~s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02

NEW YORK. CcS. IA dispaseh 70 ne
Herald srom Havana says. Operatives II
the four western provinces Of CaeA hsf
been Absolutely suspended 5aF&ng ne last
lev days DC zceoNnt o1 = severe ssss1ta
5n2E has sEaps nvsr tais eud % Tie .s4afae-
N the suburbs q Havana nearly ta-N~sts
persons have been drowned BY the nooo>.
ard * the country districts mary lives and
ulueh property has been lost n ada2t.oa
- the nalserv caused by che foods. al ous
the wezlehler classes safer from n scarcity
C food. Beef costs s. A pound and other
meats IN proporEloH- Vegetables and bread
can De obtained in market only oESs a
week. Mllk cnsts 80 cents 4 quart.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02

Sch- MARSH. s-uu Ser Francisco SIR De-
fen6sr fro-n NexpoEt- Sailed. Ss,s- N2lzs2t-
Tor Sz- ErA-cE@co-
ASTORIA Sep< S-Arrfve3-B- TX
EcwwmNu "A Tmw srnn Esezc
PORT EFsS ANGELES S%ps- 8---ArSsv-
ef-7 g ST Gc1aSE-
E-2sEA SEPT s. - Ar-fT@1 - -
TrscEe@ -wgEn Goes BAY.
rcs2--- rzss4E.-N~E->If sept &.--ArTtvs1--
I'd essa~rs = ~EzaS0n. from Hczel1lu
SANTA RApRs.ttA. sept @--sArrIxe<-
Ser N~nrnEa. frnE1 GRAY 9S2LDer
PORT TASATE Ss.~t. s1-~S>Al&esx--<ox a.
SIT So Esef~
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mARINE NEWS

SAN FRANCISCO Oct 1.-Arr1x - *
E7oresr Ggaeea. Tacoma. * C2FEgassal -
"a zzs. SIR A~ra.&. Goes bay S4s@4e2- 81
E.rap 4se. Caos eeays sGzr 4Es, 1EA1 @~E-
BE-
BORT CAMILLE Ser- SA-Sass sg1--sa--z.
SkzEet Csge E1sa4zseE- sgr Ao11s-@-
ASTCE Ria Oct IA -r5vsas-SSr - LA
wa.A2 frozn Sar ErR1czsc2s
PORT BLAKE SEPT --->z@s@@-
Ek Mercury. sar SA1 krG2G-sc9s
CRAFTS aAE5oH. ssS@ s.--A=-zss1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO 0c-- 1--whea- or~-e1 ear a.
q sklEhs decline DsszeE1a~-. w1.ca ez9ss1
yesterday e. SssgsssAG, sarte1 toszAy =.
50. Tn8z w8z ceez Use q Ire x>26-
er Eng8S1 markets TIE Wakes ~ "a
szzec5a..y pronounced A. IxEsrco1s. - n4Ga
x1sarzet sea-ze1 a. Al advances % &c ID
Egx9 after Ene opening 1az- declined fFce1
sta%a below yes seTeSayS etoSs. Al ne Ok
fersaxs a. tas opening prices here we're
readily RHzErlest. GsSxeTe-. ard an i11r-7eets-
ale rssange * 04T@cts01 a@z Impaired ID
the mzrksl-
Esna dry wsa her coalition asserted rs IN
EIsnee ard the aeGHzE ~ Es@ start " as
soon W1ged 9zs and al advance f1aug =
Pasted TIE z1ArSsS vas 9-E.Gs weak late Z
Eae a@sSsl9a
Corn during the morning waz = good
car1aza froZ1 snorts O. zEszz1Et Of lie dry
weather. and the ccasegtsert forced feed
iag q s.ocx which Ezey Gained was more
OK . factor II aszug - t1s e1op tran G<@y
export deuan6-
Prices advanced Sharply M the first two
hogrs when -he raaFkeE began % Fee the
effect Of free selling ~ lo1ssz. and gr2cl-
slly declined.
oats wgre weak ara lower. prices de-
clialnz aoo1s he al around
Proxt@sGGz @f@Ee easy. showing but Ertze
Strength. even when Ezs grain markets
were str1ng- EGxeTS E9re 1lscogra zeG ~
TIE rsoEs serious aspect q he yellow fever
situation, and considerable short sel1ag
was done OF this account TIE market
c.esse6 a. the bottom, December option Ter
porE. lard ard ribs eaca SC lower.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02
FHs. Sailing From Europe.

<h4o Ana-ads. cart Adams which ar
rived today from Antwerp made new
record FOR fast sailing trips from Europe
20 San Francisco. having made the voyage
i1 ifs DAYS. The British ship Dominion.
Can't. Meredith. also arrived today from
Swansea after = voyage q III days
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02

an @fssz2 1nsnx win rrG-sS nzesaEred %
; pos11s -eg acvzness SALES. - bags T.
rfss5z~ze Cetsoer 5sr LeceZ1sr. s So
sssar4.z 8o.kesrx nc. hid. z11aGT. Cer6o-
va. fetzazs1c.
sGgzr-E4N. ror1nzl: ra52et. s-ea1y-
A~szls-
Pig r-rr-T g-rEE-s. very G1zzL
& gor~r-L.zks. 2Ecnzzgc1 ~ IL
.rar.-LlrsSeE - g1S sd gzN ASKED
@c41r~r--sfssseg 81 f8-s B.1 SD asked.
Egc1aE%@. E<Sse gz.ax ~ &s-.1 Dz1s
.Az asksd. a-UEe-z YrLces zrong-
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C4trte-Trzte In cattle was active as Il
Usually Is - late ia t1e week, and prlces
showed 10 marked change. sales being
made a. The rECanf eecs.t1e- Native aeeE
Steers sold AZ N-syzf5.ss as az extreme
raESe. with ire bulk of sa3ss a. s.. ssass-lss
Fsas eA4Yes ttgAsGs gtoekers and feeders.
ssf&58. StocksFs averaged &c lower thAa
last week sGt choice feeders we're hrn-
Hogs were about Sc nlgaer. sales were
largely al s. "a. Dsgs gong c1iens AT Ai.'@5
G80 Hcgs sold a. az extreme range Of
s. spgfE
Sheep Trading In sheep and lambs Was
active, with pTie1s f4V1Tlng cUy eTs. SneSp
sold AZ szE1Zsa for the poorest % StliAS
for the best. Western range Hooks pre-
laEzznsa.ssi. and sold SuoS-y AZ ss-5o@s -.
Eeesefs were nsAsy s1s1 oIyeEs around
Reeeipas-CaItAe. a.soo. hogs Z.oe.
saaan eHN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02
THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

me oniy route 70 TIE popular ari scsfvs
raEnEax G.zts1cxz - Geld Basin. 1or1oa
Crssk. As-s1 IFe~@~ SasFsrsCa Dssf
c~gex Goat LAke 4na MDsz2e crssto.
he aeense route fer tourists. nsascB
saS "a - sag rartSss.
trains feax. Everett for Nsns@
gwEsto at 1850 ~ @n NoadAyss
"a eaap.any. ard fridays
Train will Ienxs M0nt~ Crisfs for
Everett at ss&5 GA Tuesdays, Thnrs-
days Sad Fridays
L. ~ EAIn1. G. y. 3 K - i
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c~exhound TO he Reattea.

The steamer Greyhound e 70 undergo *
.sns,ve repairs and Improvements. which
wfu take her or her rEn fer possibly
month. II addition 20 thorough overhaul
Ing. she VIII have al sd6it.on2i 6eckhouse
sS,-rvs s4atIorz
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San FRANCISCO Markets
EsrPasssfuT IT,.


san FRANCISCO. Oct. Spot wheat
unchanged, though trading il Fghs ard
Saesaiioas are largely nominal futures
- cute sctsvA, though lower Chicago
.Fsnea o$ef. eei subsequently, improved
= tne close. however the market was
WIT weak. Barley dFags. and both feed
40 brewing az lc Ner nothing 9oinx in
..s4fes. Q@ts are quiet the supply IS
s-'st~' ard sac market - still weak
Closing Quotations.
. r.sar = Eanily sxtrss, S85.lo' bakers
wheat--shspping wheat. slEA for No.
saa - nsssl 'siA tor ehosee. n-Iilins.
nsF'ey-resa ss7sosasc. brewing. 80
sais--s.oag 10 fair s.eTeel l-9s per GEN.
good e csoics ST @oEf -. faues fec,t
as. gray 81 tssl ~. millins 81 gefs
-, PACK for sss~i. sizsSstss. rsa.
sg.,.ssas-weak. Dseesnhsr. ATS; Nay.
S1a-l1rEe Teltaw. g lagfl.f@r
N&s-Si1sEs lAs3
Receipts.
.ssof quarter sacks. p 80: wheat. cen
- ss-Ss-. barley. efneals. tarSo. cats
- Ass5. do CrtNau. fao. Beans
- sstt. Germ. Ceu-t5s tsa. HatHttfsss
- sl7s en.1ss SACKS. ass hraa. sacks.
-. 1ls4linE-. saris l Say .cas g.
$50 aalcs. AZ, wavtara ell SACKS. 1ss.
- esles 81. hs3Cs 1ulaer. SO. Guick-
srss3v 49, 49,, lt . ms. sal]oH2. @.ssN.
eroas~e. CraIr. Etc
sea.nws-s,a s@
Eraa-si1 sssst4 81
rSesss' Maea1 Nfl1s Wheat sna eats.
49, saS Ne hear harley. stea ~.
49, .s5taas clover SNafa. compressed
aas 'A"sA$. straw. asg bale. - s'c per
i. asalasles- Earlv n,sa so.st.,s sae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-02

fS,csasr.zl H5tsf: best family hstsi q.
sszrc. excellent roc-ns: al modern sznprcve-
uaxniA Ne bar
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TRADE DURING THE WEEK.
nnn. Rcxlew.

NEW YORK. Oct. r--R G Dan & Co :
weekly revieT q .rsds sii say IN It's Issue
toupoFrow;
TIE failures during the third quarter os
fSe- cbrafrs-d Yesterday tv telegraph ware
: S& with E4bt.ifiss OF 81 1 81 a. whlch
- were r. EanfinN FOR sS7 ~ Ccur1er-
1a@. average cuig $ 80 each. lower tnan en-
any cth@r quarter for twenfy-tsrse years.
The amount e dsfatItes3 liabilities is the
smallest in gry Quarter for FIVE yaars ani
shown smaller liabilities NanufacsurtE<
failures fsi wsth liabilities Of s. ~ t3I al
AVERAGE q e9t 49, eacn 40 tF2a.
}ek with Liabilities q GA>-5.lea ard az
er1Ee q hUt s. - each. bcsH SITS Der "a
average - liabilities teau "a any previous
year e waseh classified record exists.
Speculation In wheat ard cotf9m has haaa
set hack BY trtght crop prospects TIE
wheat estimates - $50 sefsa Bushels =
aheHt asae aa asgskfass mere chan wa--ia
- reau'resi fer food SID SEED. lsaytnS 10
smallest stocks FIR SIS years wtthcar ye-
n3snisAruent ass Fetis&so by 6ecre sc n
foreign a1yinE. ans cause8 weakness.
Turning from speculative markets .
productive t~fsgstrv the chaeEe &c tone =
striking Ar Industries sre pushed 20 t--
crossed vorSius rcrce, wfta al occasional
ra.ss in gate g T&ges - t1e sr1Nsrg o.
~ srack hs.t afsEzatrheE FhEw EEat rsral
rrada AZ nearly ~ NerfasTr paints raa-
ghat lacrosse - SossiaS fr1e sac =
vases us4Te larger dlstztaato1 =
Nassre--rss zpneafx ter s~ee5v deliveries
Disclose more raa18 astrshutl21 aires f-
Ehau has beer expected and ln texrl
RnataesErns rss w9rEs are hs-5e-rf
frnrw "a ktnr SIS liberal CO Eers as tNeT u e
~ acuags aacsf fsrure r.r5rss. taeaEh ear-
trE snsgEs 90 8r f1r scwe tiata TIE ADJ
vance w cctsa1 Ges9sts eas beer checked ~
tee define RI material. hEG In Nsrrg
s7sts 80 a&vsrca te prices has easn sr-
compared wftE tNe Tts@ tc w0CL Ret-s
hespes - srronEe- prices a. Larsaa sa-s-
Snser re- gas0 ezeassa less sFac-sss ~
rsptsr{s~ 9ssut e 8ea3frs' sfecxs 1Ea1 rr--
er fa14ssTlss TIE .rcn Eaa1kfacrS-e AS
Bees pushed -e ts-rhsr eEpaEst1n u 80
E~rwseE demand fsr - - n~aes--fl
uhf-A RS caused asfis further s8varcs 7
prscss wsa ukE Ean Is $50 e2Ehsr 5
gents foF &esser-sr SO F1ttsGsarE. HsEA e1--
rnAses g Essa Ecrs ey sac cuCee-r- THs
averara a&f4rrs ~ srE@ RsG steel
Prices. rer cess t-E tae taNeFz IS sr
rsssEtree6 ev a4scz = E2EF furnaces
AHe asses wa~ks ~ tAose g. o2eratssa-
FaEEFEs s-r sEs waek eAFF t@sE "a "a
re Entsd States sxAt-ss - }2ss yaz-
ass "a sl t-srasa- 5Ha-Est e. tEst yeaF
Bradstr~~s's Review
Esga ts-reees toxnagvew wsll say.
ksa8erzs tr3.tE - aarsa& ~ Uc-0Asess a.
siFttF "a wa-ol sE@ Te1 ard stsat srg
FMM wFA~ -esf ersrsfa~eE h- a5ess-s
III aan HaaesE-see-s 8-sT-sEs Remains AZ
kzH&ss4l. esd ~ 81 sx-egf few Nae-a-
wsztern 4-s1r.a--seS e3Gse-s. -
= se&x SAYS a NsNn AzS~ess e g.. -st7r
saeTs sraTe, thsEN = e1aE& 81 tla ae-
Eaa-1 faE &-T Essss sxex En4 z-og2.nE
E@NSs@sSe TSse<z eoaas gEgsz = 1884
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ggsss~~ gpeesr-s - ~ &A~rees. sxp0r.s e.
= 50 haTEels, ~ So &oN an4 c@*a. fss-
= 49, N-esaaz. 81 naes-s-s - zess s. $50
: -. wrsar ia sn-s. Sass 49, So extra.
s. ssE& ~
Wess4s-~ sfes-ez3st lsl.t-~ 49,
- - $780,. sssel meaE ~ -e1 aeE-
s,-,rss...-s sssssma,s eAss aEter E9eEsEa
- .slsE szAFglp ~ 3raet0 eess anc c1A So
- sax - sha tse9 &aaT ~ easfi>e1 ASsaa
ss-s.sn~ szsnsgsas aenE Asse s25ss eA-zN <
"a s-aaN exnerES rhas.EE s@er Sex t-A~
rr- Ne. 2 re& sac G-ees e s- -
s-snsoa-. 8 s~1s - s-Isc. e2sse4 a, 49,
EfraS~sos1se
.ssss~e--s1zs Iss-s anezs8 80 49, V<scvs
vnas.axu. . TSe-z.s A-S2sT. gGaeG @zses
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1hrDnkh Nta~ ~taf~a
-n~ ~a-th- Western Line comprise. ov.,
&c rifles a. perfectly equipped rHfl~av
= rrss-sfs. Towa. Wisconsin. yl1atxa1
Minnesota. North Dakota Soath Dzksta.
,Sasrassa ard Wyoming IL operates "A.
s~~wt trains n tie warld TIE sarwsr~ ..
r-Nsrax, Mlwaukss ara al TIE vrsactsai
~s-sws q tns EAss &1z Soat1ezst eannos
=. sr1~raEns4 faxzst En- aaw@rz ysEr gtek..
,4a .~~As ~7r1s- vests<a r - Park~
CeEnarGs4l AxsaE saS FarKE &ss7za. Sea-
Ia
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f-zft1c. Northern. i49-Sc. CAR. sousEsrn
egasS Iarzas. g ~ SAa Iczc 1lz. n e..
neTEf@rn s2Ea@. N-1s- snarzr1zta DO IL
san Joacrtr psainz. T<sSc
Hore-lsE crop. s4iscs rev. E6Ftc
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Ire Day Fost-Tazal. gen-sr - -cw ca
sase = ortszz1- Or AZ Ezcn Sross -
AGrrxc7 sgrset. RcFlss8 EateI ssws
xian@ &z1 >oEs4Hzsz Ness Company. -
xlrxt street
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ToDAY's WEATHER

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Oct I 1887.
occzs .ouaI rzia: stationary temperature.
z. Z DEPARTMENT or AGRICUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
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Special Dispatch 20 the pusf-InteIiixeneer
WALf.A WAT.I4A. Oct. f.-Wheat-
Strong today. hIuastern 6ae. cIab. Sc.
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ssr4zfiy srs. -classs al modern improve
.n~-fs. fine szmpss rco1aA
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct. f.-Weeat-Quiet ard
steady. No. ! hluestem. re. No. club Tsc.
A -.
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Financial.

et-~isag q L.Sufon. xx-y GAYS. azzz:
Go, z4gnt ia
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nARkETS AND TRADE.

sezttie. Oct I. fx7
EXCHANGES 81 seartte, Tacoma SPOKANE
= 9nr-Izx1 todzy we're