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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-09
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept s-Arr.ved-
Bktn Fremont, sand Point: ship Sterling,
Nushagak: schr Premier. Nusaagak; ship
Eclipse. Nushagak.
Salled-Str. UmatiMa, Victoria and Port
Townsend; str. Wsshleuaw, Tacoma; str
Prosreso. Seattle.
Domestic Ports.
81. Michael. arrived Aug. "A. str. South
Coast, hence Aug. =
Foreign Ports:
Dover, passed Sept I, Br. ship Andrina,
from Port Gamble for London.
Liverpool. sailed September 7. B?. ship
Bcrtcia- FOR Victoria
HOQUIAM. Wash. Sept. a6aved-
Schr. Jennie Stella from Sar1 8ncisco
for Aberdeen.
HOQUIAM. Wash. Sept 7krrived-
Sehr. Ruby A. Cousins from San Francis
&C for Hoauiam.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-09
Mining In the Pacific sorthve... :,

This work Il q complete review OF tire
mineral resources 81 Washington and
Southern British Columbia. comprising
80 uaxsx with twenty-eiEht maps OF the
several mining districts. K gives In aa-
dltiaR % a gaueEaI descF ptlon of and the
route into each district detailed de-
scrfptlan Of each property. while the mans
show railroads. steam oost lines. wagon
reads trails and miniEE locations. IL Is
np-to-sate. and IS the only work az the
kind n existence dealing wlth mining IN
WASHINGTON. IL was edited hy I
Hodges. 81 the -lntsllixencer st.fr
ara published ~ that journal On saIa
by an booksellers n1a news agents ara q.
fhs P0st-iHtsliisereer business once.
prfee. - cents. hT Bsal Sc cents "a arv
ro.nt IN the Unisea States or s-arssa
sena subs -riptions Il rnauawrr *sAftrf-z
IN the Pacific Sorfhwest.~ Box y seatfge
Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-09

Treasury Department Makes Many
Changes and improvements.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s--Tha treasury
department has reported the regulations
governing the sampling and classification
OF the imported sugars ard r1olasssS ou-
der the new tariff law and they viii for
naIly be promulgated tomorrow. One 81
the principal and most important OF the
changes made IN the Old regulations.
which war. made ia lss2. r. provision
recurring that the '-re~sanpis' Of SUGARS
shan be- taken at the time ths original
sample Is taken. This provision has been
expesilent 70 prevent any suspicion q IT.
regularity.
Many new provisions we're included n
the regulations with TIE object OF Sc
curing uniformity az the different AhoFa-
tories where sugars are tested As soon
a. ire change can be made only the bali
shadow polaflscope will be employed IN
making tests instead q the coIor lnsSFu-
meats now in Gse and al ether lHstFa-
rnents and apparatus VII be zgardarazs0
by the officials Of the coast ard geoaetle
survey n orser 20 secure UNIFORM To-
SUITS
re tests for he Classification OF sug-
as have been changed 50 that the aver
ase test. awrvegng within two-tenths cf
! rseT cent shall govern the Classification.
V-rse~ the act Of ISIS TIRE determining test
was the lowest OF two tests Fangins WITH
IN thre~-tenths O. 4 degree. This change
wax raA.s because the present las pro
vi&as sar sliding scale q duties % lF@c-
rsoms cf aerre@ ard because Z vas
believed thai tbs method. which follo~s
the comne~cizi practices. woul1 y fAsrer
u All concerned Warrant for this
change w&z obtained from sn opinion
rsa1~ge4 ~ Tie s1.selt2< 81 lie treasury.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-09

what are commonly known as cut
worms ara TIE lArwa Of various species
q butterflies ard moths, 80 IN any special
mention % them. q Il essential % kaow
vgnat xperies IL under consideration. as
tee5r HABITS ard modes % lie differ.
II i likely that the oFae mentioned BE-
lovr IL classified as the laTva OF Agrotis
ss~usa. xhgrh IS krown 20 work upon
eara In thu Eastern states. and while this
variety nay yield . The treatment de-
aerts.ea. Il remains 70 b Ascertained
vrhesher other varieties wiN DO -. II Is
POSSIBLE thEt 8 sSeesHDee esif would ee
abrasive 20 lRTva generally. as II IS vel
k-awrn ~ eogfersars TRAIT = mixture o.
srxzr anS beer. or ran ard u5oissass. Is
Attractive % moths. aa4 Is used as q
haf; when mixed 20 \ cons3sssTscy some
what Fighter TRAN nsoAaSses and stasare1
a. the trunks q trees o. plants.
Il may &c a fair lafeTsnee thaS taste
.o- sweet. vuns ga tie family. ana az
c8sswoEras are gge&t pest On this coast.
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AL tha. partson ~ tia regulations apply
ing % polarization ~ chemists Is new
and K Is believed hy the department thai
Il VIII give the government the eeneas
% scientific naetho<ss which have greatly
improved since the sc. Of tSsS.
TIE regulations were prepared by
committee OF sxp@rts. which included
TIE chemists II the agricultural DEPART
raenf- officers - the internal revenue
bureau ard experts Of the coasf and geo
Getsc survey
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Inspector Brown Condemns ship
ments Of Apples From Oregon.


w IT. Brown. fruit Inspector. was down
among the commission dealers again ves-
tersiay. and as a result thirty-four boxes
OF apples infested with the coddllng moth
were hauled 70 the depot % he returned
20 Portland. Out OF one box Mr.. Brown
found ffty~ssx wormy apples. A. another
place thirty-two boxes Of apples and
nineteen boxes % pears were condemned.
The pears were in a decorn posed state.
while the apples were more or less tn
fected This dealer will either ship the
conSi Ennent back 20 the shippers or else
dump Il into the Sound. Mr.. Brown said
that he found out that one dealer had
shipped \ consignment % apples 70 Alas
ka that were In a very had condition.
The law r. very strict in this respect. ard
81 the dealers try in the future 20
ship Infected fruit. and they are found
out Mr.. Brown says they VIII get the
fan extent of the l&w.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-09
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steam collier Progreso left San Fran
cisco yesterday for Seattle. She Will take
a cargo of Black Diamond coal.
Ship Berlin, Capt. Reed. Is expected 10
leave for San Francisco this evening" with
a cargo OF Oregon Improvement Company
coal.
Barge Ajax arrived in port yesterday. In
tow Of tug Tacoma She viii load lumber
for Skaglay, and Is expected to sail on
Saturday.
Inspectors Bryant and Cherry left for
wenatehes yesterday afternoon, where
they viii Inspect the Columbia river steam
ers EIiensburg, Nixon and Echo.
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Closing Quotations.


Cattle-Sales were at 81. S545.$5 for com
mon 10 prime native steers. with extra
lots salsable around s. 4nll5.S0. The bulk
OF the cattle went for sf.e1f5.2o. Com
mon stockers sold "a low as Sc while
prime feeders sold fer si6o9i 60 IN some
instances. Stock bulls and heifers sold at
g. a5ff3
Hogs-Sales were largely at Si0a435:
coarse packers selling at s3s0G3A and
selected light AZ 81 35ff4621@. Pigs sold al
sen4i0. Western sheep sold at 81 @lsf2 &.
and occasionally as high as $40; feeders
selling at St.s0St4s5. chiefly at sS50d3a5.
Native sheep were saieahle at S2.i591
as few going above Ss.S. Lambs sold az
Sc snf73. IS for poor lots up 10 s5.seH5.at for
choice TO prime. prices ruling l5u25c
lambs SOLD at KS.
Recelpts-cattle 1900. hogs . O0h, sheep
Il fsaA
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,>ssfng osotafion~.
-~.n~ we're the 5obbiEg quota
- t@zni~saie dealers yesterday.
- s.~r. FIesr and Coffee.
'.s1srsa-Golden &C. in bhls, per
! go bgps'saSs, IN bbls, per 10, 51se.
8 ltssse. ia bsIs. per p, Ssc. cube,
/ n ess.ssdered, &C: spot cash pf sees.,
~, e. oso9tasl caIifornia brands.
81 Coz or DUE Der b6l. 80; per
~ - 81 graham. per bbl, A-ls. or
~ 49, e. 81 Der cwt: rye -four, per
! ~ = ig~ib sacks. fz.55 Per cwt rye
y ~. - bbI. t4~59; per cwt, s-fe,
- - Der Dbl, sssss-9e. hoinas.s p ~.
=. - q ,ersrksd wheat. Per cNt. 50;
~ saess az: pearl barley. l6o-sb
- ~ x-Ib boxes, fjsc; split peas. Per
| - - q. g-lb boxes. sc. corn.
- 49, 49, fo< no; gtS, si.s5. white,
-. iLge; faxed honlny' bois.
I'll |s,eselng) Green Mocha, per Dol.
= Isxs. per 10. ssgyc. $50 t 80.
49, 1, - sssss. per cwt. slz.s5; el-ib cases,
azy: S-lb cases. per cwi, SIS.
Fas1 fins. PEI 10. &c, sacks, sc;
~ 1asas ysizc: Caracosa, zslzcs
-sse &c. ground conse, lo4--cs
~ -. 81 Sc eos. slz.15; Us, sll.e'.
800 provisions and Fish.
- MATS fsobbing)--cow beef, so
x.sp 1ser bees. bizllsc per ~; mutfon, &c
u ~ 80 10y sc per 10, veal, G. per ID.
y II flobbing1 Hams, large, l1szc;
~ anal. izc; breakfast bacon. HE;
4 " f s,ss ' ,,5Iooibb!ng)-HaHbus sa4c:
E0ssHGATE
- .ars 4c. rock cod. &c, black
h. =. perch, s5sQ4e. mountain trout,
s7St: shrirnps. i0c.
49,. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
s,,,.r--ganch, i0Ql5c; fancy dairy, in
s~rss, i5ai5c: Washington creameries.
~, rs'I ii,obblng) NATIVE Washington.
5s.1.ry a,obbsng) Chickens. i09iic. live
Al. dressed Chickens. I2izc.
Vegetables and Fruit.
r.stoes uobblng) New potatoes. ssaie
s.vsahlss uobbsng)-new California
- sysr skins, Slfs{ti.5o per 100 lbs:
- r. uer sack; cabbage, i11Ic Per
! 3 ssrra,s. 5)c: lettuce, loo per doz. cu-
sasr, se per dog. tomatoes. 2aHSoc per
= syxen corn, 5ltlUc per d0zs sweet po-
- Il 81 Der loo lbs; 81 per box.
Frsu Fruits uobbiugl Lemons, fancy
/ fsa<nn,z Egd4 selects s3aS.50: new
-, AsIrakan apples. ga zoe; common
- 1850 Alexandera so s5c, GRAY
1922 &&t1: bananas, szat2.5o. oranges,
s16e: blaekberriss. 75clfst per crate.
40 peaches. s0Qs0c. Wenatchee peach
Z 1h pey box, Bartlett pears. 60ns5c
= a.: Hab apples. s3Q50c: pinms. l5ffz5c
= -. prunes, -safDc per box: Delaware
a fpncord grapes. from Yakima. iac per
q: California grapes. DC per box
Hay. Grain and Feed.
- jotbing)--Puget sound. per ton,
8 Esrsrn Washington timothy. slqi3;
lhih- 80
{afs 0obhing)-{22.
Hhni-tzQ3j.
ss,iy uo6bing)-Rollsd or ground. per
fxn-whole, tz242s; cracked. s22g23:
~ neAi, szs0zs
fl'sgufs uobbing)- Bran. per ton, sl4:
hngtx per ton. 81.
Chopped feed. sie per ton: mid
eng per ION, 81, oil cake meal, per
~ 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-09
YAKIMA HOPS ALL RIGHT.
Only Danger From Frost-Indian
Pickers Are Assembfing.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-fntelligencer
NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Sept. S-The
rains have not materially affected the crop
condition Of Yakima county. While the
precipitation has been greater than usual
for this season Of the year and the clouds
are stall threatening. the only fear that Is
Pickers are not as numerous as usual. al
though Moses. chief OF the Okanogaus.
Peo. chief or the Umatillss; Wolf chief OF
the Snake river Indians: White Swan,
chief OF the Yakimas. and No Shirt, OF the
Nez Perces. are here with many followers.
Hops have not suffered 10 date. and uu-
merous growers have confidence enough In
the climatic conditions OF this section 10
keep the piekers from their yards until the
hop s. better matured. Crops OF all kinds.
with the exception of peaches. have never
been more abundant in this county.
Three thousand Indians will be here by
Sunday to pick the hops. and the town VIII
present gala appearance
Rain Damages Oregon Hops.
PORTLAND, Or, Sept. s.-The hop
growers OF Oregon are feeling very blue
over the continued rainy weather, which
threatens great damage 10 their hop
fields. In some of the hop sections 1t Is
estimated that between 40 and 50 per cent.
OF the crop is ruined. All picking has been
stopped. except II Polk and Marion coun-
ties. where the damage IS not so heavy.
A conservative estimate by dealers
places the total damage done al " per
cent, which will make the Oregon Yield
about 90 600 bales.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-09

IATO0SH. Sept. SIS ?. n.-Barornster,
sola; clear: wind west. eight miles.
Outward steamer San Mateo, .. m.
Outside, a bark a schooner and tug Tyee
PORT ANGELES. Sept. s-Bsrometar.
S0.l5; clear; wind west iiye miles.
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Corr rsasIfInn

We are new prepared % do cor,nssissoa
FOR ire trade txny measured ia Nonaaresl.
Ainloa BREWER ard I>nnE Primer szus-
fsetoa guaranteed Can Or address POST
lzte4.ss sEl er. ss&ttss-
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The Daily po.t-TnieiliEencer Is now on
sale in ortiand. Or. az Rich Bros. "a
Morrison street. Portland Hotel news
First street.
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Composition.

We are COW prepared TO do composition
for the trade amy measured tn NorPareii
Ninion, BREWER and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed Call or address Poet
lnte.lsEeueer SeaEtlA
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psssasa. sses-ss; winter p@ssa.s. s.ze


Wheat-Recespfs. fss 80, exports Tfs 30
hasne2ss Spot active. Nc. red SsE Cx-
tsofs oFssned ssErr ard advanced or high
eT cables. sold or under realizing Yers5yr
.ere1 On heavy export business BIT de-
cLned again on hheraf offerings ard clos
81 only 80 &c aet higher. Nc. red May
u ga; December closed Es<.
Epps-6guief
Wocf--Strcug
Ccnee-optt0ns closed firm with prices
unchanged 20 5 points net advance Spo.
eorse RIO. quiet Ne. invoice. CSC. Job
hing. Tsc
Sggar-Rav firm
Meta1a.
Copper-CIses
zig fron-Wararts quiet. $7W asked
Iin--Easys sf3.sGf7 -
spelter-Steady a z14H.
LSac-etrongs exchange. AE19d4 %.
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w,tI> wALIA WHEAT MARKET.

s,se,sl Dispatch 70 the Post-Tntelilgeneer
wATI.A wAIT4A. sept S-'rhe wheat
market Was firm today, the price adNanc-
Ing ia TIC for blue stem and lse fcr club
s,vlv, a small amount was sold.
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rha bulls were uuahie 20 make much
Roadway with wheat today. AZ one tire
they f0rcef prtees up barely cent above
Il night hat this wss sal sec utty e8s
down 10 Only 49, net adVAUce az the
rlase- with Nav showing \ fractions de-
,.line from last n{ehf. TIE chief oprosi-
lion 10 a higher level cane fr0sa ScaipNFsa
WHO operatsa freely 81 the seligaR side az
aay Inausnces from abroad were All
htsi2ixA except the absence 81 faFe4An cay
try witch was n feature. IRIS was party
',,.s~ser,,e later hv renewed expert huEfsE
cf, 4 large scale AZ al ports ret oriy %
wheat but also 81 noDF re sloES =
'rhan9e was that i-sTsTpeo! houses na1
purchased a coed SHARE 81 THIS wheat %
le.,s.s.s ss,rt z&lss for the nrst haH 81 sep
1890 s.e}Fxgrv December wheat cav
,.-s4 = ranre frcFa S. cs9s2.efA. and siasesi
go Ass.' selling CT On TIRE caFs 20 gs'sc.
The Visible supply
ss,,s~tal esNfe ans teleErapAic DISPATCHES
- f7raaStraeG's. covering fhe HJnS1eS4
,s,ipfs ~ aecwnlusstlcr. tnslcate TIE tas-
fesyims- CHANCES fn available SDpplies tasf
s,fursav. as compared VIII TIE pFsFsSes
w,ssst.~I'nitea states and Cana.sa. east
~ tha Rockies. 6ecTUAss, 49, S@s5ssss.
afsaaf for ana Ia karcpe. increase : s 49,
es,~hgfS. woTl1's supply. ues ancFs~aAes --4@@'-
xc haShelS .,,-.a. ,,.ss -
- $500 INCREASE, 4 rs. 40 esss1eiS~
-. - Fy.sts.s states and Kssnasta. east -
80 $500 .r.rrsaSa Es ~ bushels.
s,s.sss~Y(.ssesfss = 81. exports p - rat
relx FIRM and fairly active. A4aasSelA
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Sept s-wheat hiEher. Close,
No club. So. No. / hlue stem. sc.
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Are Yoa Going CampiaEs

II you are you should have the Fost-
Inteillgencer sent 20 you. To viii cost
nothing extra. Cau a. our office and have
your address changed.
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II ycu are sou sssal3 have the Post
1ufsi&gencsw SEN % yoa. II wtn cs~s
Eothinz extra CAL A. car ogscs aaa ave
ys@r &44Tess changed
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FOREIGN Markets
an cfaf.

LONDON. Sept. s.-consois. 1iiii; silver.
I'd
NEW YORK, Sept. S.--The Evening
Posts London eablcgram says;
Americans were very duh &C the OPEN
ing today. hut later recovered under the
New York lead After the experience or
Monday the dealers are not at all anxious
10 strike out an independent course, and
will look 70 wall street more than ever for
guidance in fixing quotations. Hopeful
views are entertained. but there is no real
action 20 support opinions.
The other markets were quiet, without
sr,frEst feature Views In regard 20 the
Rank OF England rate continue 10 undergo
,nn4gTra ton ard discount rates in the
sTerk.t are steadily falling. Unless thcre
should be a large export OF gold between
nov and Thursday. an advance In the
hank rate Is most improbable
Tshe Berlin market was weak. ana that
e.. - 10 WIS aulat and sfcany.
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THE EVERETT
* MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The Only foutc . ths pgpalar and nrfiTa
minlng districts &C Gold Bassn. Gordon
Creek Nag18n Greek. HtveTt0n. Deer
Creek Goat Lake and Mou1e Crl9tc.
1hs scenie route for tourists. fishing
a-d camping parties.
Go5aH3e ag4ag Aoaaayt AFfsi a. tne Ev-
srett e. Monte CFlsfo Railway Company
ALL l8A8gurate . daily train aerFios-
TRANS NIlI leave Everest for Apnts
CFssso every muFslME. except SATURDAY
and sunday. al 9.E a. n.
Train viii laaye Monte Crlsio Tor ET-
srett al as a. IN every n0FosAk Uk1spt
SUNDAY and Monday.
on TUESDAYS ana TAuradaEe NO VIII
rpo 10 sslVefton only ard 90 WeinssdAls
ara Frs1Ays Ssswesn slVsFton aud Es-
srssl only.
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SKIES BRIGHT WITH HOPE

all tire way srDn to Is degrees hav1ng
taken place
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ooclaental Hotel: tast family hotel 10
safe. excellent rooms al modern Improve
rsensM No bar.
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NEW YORK MARKErs.



NEW YORK. Sent. s-Tns.x4. ..u..
80, Na& very Irregular fplr /, v,~s
Maen less under manipulation faan 90
ssra :, 800 $50 psst zTd the general tore was
- - y ElstSSfn- There Was realizing an =
-. sea- al day. 6gt ofrerings fsr thix
gsfpose we're mare naturally sf.sr~k>-@
,sa~ss VS. Nas no one stuck lifted by sensa-
nohai JUMPS 20 stimulate bfsysnx 81 80
.S@llzliaS onsrs. D condition sn marked ersr,-
siasl 20 tie i1varisbie ruse fov rrary 1svu
pas- northern Pacific preferred. wSieE.
rise was rather d drag or she rr.a~ass -
CAY today and lost q point OF e. pr. H.
connen sock showing a fractional &C.
vance The course OF The rrsz~ka~ -
downward al the opening. tn. tn.arr,.,'ss ss
SIS anu grangegs leading IN syuxrsss5~v
Win the decline in Americans o.. fh@ 7 -.
~, * excissnge- Strength developed n
LIE ana carried prices 20 the nesa az IA
cay. Profit taking az the csCsse ess,.-ts
me , cs % part Of the gain. % that The
are ~ 49, - many Of The leading zssarss
aa - Vsry narrow proportions. The de-
eisson OF the Atehison directors "a ysaw
per cent on the sdJussrsers f.ards
III q ne earnings. ending June %. d.
company and ali OF the SOCKS and f.r,sAs
were active and very strong All dav T-~@
E'ssssfssa stock, WHICH has been held down
~ realizing Gales for sore fire@ 49,
opened OF y, but rose a. ore tI-ne -
IsSahts from the lowest Proat taklrw a.
tAe clos reduced is ne, Eain 20 IL per
were f%,9sH &n9F@S 0f q xyrs-
ierred stock sold during the day
sugar was subject 70 4 rush 10 rszssxa
when II became known thar ths atrerso-s
nan declared only the regular quarferiv
oivlaends Of Per cent on the com
moe and II per cent. on the preferred
STOCK it Tad been TIrnored that ar exfra
aiyiaend would be declared After ria
xlE 20 Lea after the opening. the r,yica
reil 10 i5s and fiuctuated ia q very crrasle
nnannsr, bat closed al recovery of over
points.
Deaiings in bonds were OF large proper
tioAs and az higher advances Total ssies
ZOO go. The Atcaisons NortAsrn Paci-
70 and Union Pacific. Denver and C;u,f
issues absorbed tae bulk OF the dsgaI.nrs
Lnifed States bonds were higher. ths
Ole fours coupon rising X.
honey ana Exchange
Monty On call easy at I4Tf1s Der cent:
last loan, Ia per cent. ciosed ll.sfiiz per
cent prime mercantile paper ssszs[ per
cent. Sterling exchange. firm with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 sgI.sIs $50
for demand. ard at tlxs.4Ssf f9r stxfy
Gays; posted rates, s4slizffi ssas ana
$Av1za4sa1s; commercial biils. $40
Silver certificates, 5s05sc Bar silver
5Se. Mexican dollars. l3ae
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Care for Cmf,vorm-.

strictly nrst-ciass: ell modern improve
r1ent@. fine saEnpls rooms.
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MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
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q. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCUI-
ICAE. WEATHER BUREAU.
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DO not despair. There IL rot only sympa-
thy. but help for you. There Is no earthly
reason why you should longer endure the
mseries arising from Irregularities, Peri
osi!cal Headaches Failing or Displacement
OF the Womb Leucorrhoea. Nervousness.
Hysteria and like ailments. which rob YOU
OF your strength. health and beauty and
make YOU prenaiureiy old. In sacred con-
fidence tell everything 70 Doctor Radcliffe.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

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Mall Treatment

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Weak Men,

Young. mIddle-aged and old, who have vio-
lated the laws of naturss Yog are now
reaplng the results Of your former folly.
Many OF you have Evil Dreams, Exhaust
ing Drains Impotency, AtFophy or the
Wasting Away Of the Organs Lost Man
hood. Weak Aching Back, Frequent. Pain
full Urination and Sediment in Urine.
Plmpies. Nervousness. Sleeplensness. Bash
fulness Dependency. Stupidity, Loss az
Ambition or similar symptoms. ia brief,
your body. brain and sexual organs have
become weak Doctor Radcliffe can restore
10 you what you have iost--NolfR PRE-
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pleasure, study. business and mafTiage.
and send you out into the world with life
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kAx FRANCISCO. Sept. s.-Wheat Is
ethaaesd for SPOT goods: the market Is
nsber cniei, though ruling firm: a full
q pr; cargo are down from Port Cos
~ sss expert. Barley is firmly held,
iaaagh not very active: brewing il par
trElafiy quiet. Oats were steady today.
slsf demand al previous figures.
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tissinx Quotations.

s. shsr-Quartsr sacks. 81. 26s. wheat, CEN
Is e 80; harley. cenfals fso ~. oats
ssszs 30. do, Oregon. sls: beans. sacks
=. = corn eenials. So. potatoes. sacks.
9. - ealens. sacks 9s4. bran. sacks, e,lGN:
assargs sacks. $40: bay. tors, 6ss. straw.
- e u hoRs. bales. ilsl; wool. bales. 55a
- sunibsr 81. raisins. boxes, 1850.
ssssasassr, nasks. y; wine. gallons, 81. 900,