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The morning news., 1897-08-30
sofa ncnn-A Cow pea Hay.

NlI you oblige me with a little informa-
u0n' ] hayo small field of very luXuri-
oAi .oia beans. ] wish to come as near
as possible as 90 the amount of cured
'.''.r That win be made from the vines
y Is illr average over the field, being
'hr- foot rows The rows are eighty
''. yards in length. BY cutting one
.fso row and allowing the vines to
'' na then weighing IT, the result will
'arY fair approximation, will it not?
'Ia" many pounds Of green vines will
'' '1aa 20 made 100 pounds Of well-cured
Tho beans We're planted early
'Nif aud have good many young
.", ana plenty of blooms?
i'" viii this hay compare with the
'.dIt .oWpea hay? III. NJ.
certainly. if you select an average
can come fairly close TO the re-
IH cutting the green vines defer
i'lug until the dew Is well dried
'"' i0" weather promises fair. Leave
elA inches Of stubble. Put the
f sttms into small cocks the same
Cocks large enough 10 incite
heating, which will occur in a very
"'r Tho following afternoon throw
...U1,u OF these cooks into one large
turning the small ones clear over
vines thus remain another TWEEN.
HN'rs. pull down and scatter a
lct the sun dry out any surface
Then YOU can haul up and
lack without any danger Of hs
'I'''d uy fermentation. The leaves
reserved and tho hay have a
Inviting appearance. every
'I which the stock will eat weigh
r... produced from the one row and
hF the whole number oi rows
'u Woes contain from a. 10 50 per
N1fer an of which. excepting
jog cent should be- cured out
INTO hly-if perfectly cured
''N are very tender there Will
'nt 90 water The green for.
Nlf.llns about ono-fourth Hs
cured may Hut has made ln
''f rngeratrd win weigh more
D. ir allowed to burn up. a. it
ristl uut in tho sun for dsys
nave thought t necessary for
r' Efrlt difference between
" 'owpfl hay ana sofa bean
fpunwhat moro "fat" ln
Usually me e0wnea chow
i'Nif'h Tor nrah makeral Dol
hllns should occur short-
@ have dirl Acre fnr
.1pu.l produce the bsai
The morning news., 1897-08-30
TRY ALIENS FOOT EASE,

A powder 90 bc shaken into the shoes
A. thiH HeuH0n your feet feel swollen snd
hot. ana Ref tired easily ff you have
nmariing feet 0r tight shoes. tfy Aliens
Fnot.saae. IL rooIs thf feet Hnd makan
walking easy Cures and prevents swollen
1ud HWrHunT feet. hiFtfrH Hn1 raii8uH
spots nfllsfra COINS ana Duni0na of alI
uHln and gives rect ana comfort Tn BE-
to-day Hu'd hv ail iruRFHfH and shoe
stores f0r Er IrHl package rifEE Al-
dffH Alien a oimafo1 d. i0f NY.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

Questions and communications relative
to 'aericultural and horticultural subjects,
il addressed to Agri Editor, Drawer N
Miledgeville, Ga, will receive immediate
attention
The morning news., 1897-08-30

We solicit articles for this department.
T6a name of the writer should accom-
pany the letter or article, not necessarily
lar publication, but as an evidence of good
faith.
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The branch Nwss-c<rarAfc os9sce. cussora
house. Port Townsend WASH viii f1--
ussh en- application. tree 81 charge. fol
information regarding the following no
tsces 90 Mariners
A&rEAtic sea ftsay. E-sndaSt. 4aien1e1
Afriea. west cast. care Verde, char
aeser of Alnaoi paint light
arneafed POSITION ~ South beacon.
AlaSSa. CooE iniet. kasilogT river ap-
Aiaska. tssstsassu channel Juneau. gen
eral la1NrTga t4an.
graTl aarth coast. Rio Mosscro.
amended ard Additional particulars of
light ca GPaDeTna point.
Channel Stands. Jersey. s. Heller bar
hcv, DREDGING operations
Caias. east coast. Kaae river. Iightvss-
SCI lShts, wrecks. buoy and beacon.
Chtaa. regulations sor preventing coli
Ersrsand east coast. Yarmouth APP
prosch. Middle CraSs SanG SkoAk cautsca-
France, west coast. Pennareh or Eek
muhl lighthouse. intended alteration in
right and establishment of tex sanal
Iceland. southwest eaass, Fake begt.
Jarsn. Roashu geSipan,. east coast SEN
dai hay, dangers IN approach 20 Mstsa.
MeilterT5nean sea. France. Antilles.
GsFenpe rev permanent hght exhibited.
New Jersey, Great ESE itareag tnlst,
al,era,soa IN position of sea buoy
NortA Carolina, cape HatterRs, fsseadet
position g Diamond Shgsl lishtvessal.
North sea, sBnken wFecS northwAfd CT
Felgolaud.
Norway, south coast. alterations Ia Sec
tors Of Asnaalsind and Pappefhaven
hEhgs
Norway. south coast. Manneflera. Ryv>
sngen Dew electric aighk exhibited. FOR stg-
ual established
Norway. south coast TveGestraEd APP
proach. alterations in lights.
Norway, west cnast. aiteratlc In and
exhfhftgaa Cf lights Jcaderen< Point.
whlstAng hnay westward ~ klansgrund.
Oregon and Washington. CoIutshaa rsv-
er entrance. baoys moved.
South Pacific ocean. amended rosation
OF Stewart islands.
Sweden. gH6 ~ BathniA, North Quar-
ken. shcai IN Ore ford
Sweden. west coast, rateTnostcrs
dfamnSkar3 lighthouse. alteration IN fog
signal
Texas GalveSton entrance. intended
light OF north side o. North lefty.
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AAs soSzl rz2rxes yesterday.
Seebaax aast@SIers.
ti5s. s Z so wssg wee ne ,sssaag saosa-
saxar. Flour and Coffee.
- szEl cooatngp-Golsen 60 Il Ssls per
az sssnS.assa. p 6sls. per II sc; ca5e,
-, - asFsa- szser spot cash prscss-
9, &c. Io0ata xt- Patent ExesIl@nt.
90. SoSssty A. SO. California brands.
se-r. Der Dbl. SIC. per cwf. s.su4 sra
sr ~ Fse nO0r. pr Cd. s4-s. Or BIB sacks.
,.so: per cwt. $40. rolled oas-
$50 %. Agts. honiuy. PEI cwL =;
v wsssr r TssAi: per swt- 80 ssksa
togr Pr ewt ns. pearl ssTiey. ioo-ss
ssc5s. &c: E-ss eczes. 4s@c. spIit pcas, -er
.IS sacks q; @-is 5exss sIe: corn
lg- b $: - 50; sac, as = =; " bsIs
aes: kegs. EE
,Co1re tsoabsns)-Green-Mo Per eeI.
s -, Java: Per =, .Ssse: cos.s Riss.
y leele cases Per ewt. s.zfs: Sab cases.
Per ew@ rs. ss-l5 cases. per cwr, 81. IS;
.asa .s-l2 tins. Der u. Sc: sacks. &c:
, a1sn As s s1se; carscola; &c: Qua
iss, sls-l5: SIS So 5: sss. sl2s
Meats. Provision. and Fish.
FRESH Meats gobhinsl-cow beef. sasise;
= ssess sset s4efse per d; mutton, 50 per
20 goTx sac gsE u. veal. $ per n
dry salt sides. Sc
Fresh Fish Co5aings-Eaiihu.. sGsc;
salTor. shSc; salmon trour, SC. founders.
ss&asc; solss. &C; rock cod. &c: black bass.
isc; shrfnnps, tsc
butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Rsneh. ladlsc: fancy dairy. In
sNia a -. 1919 sSs.; washington eTeamsr;ss.
Cheese uo65ins,-Naiivs Washington.
Eggs Go5alng}-2aga4c.
Pelatry-Dressed chickens f3E7l-las.: tu~-
KEYS dressed. lsc per ID; ducks. ss.sa34
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes uobbing)-New potatoes, $500
per ton
Vegetables fiobbgngl-New California
onions. silverskins. Sl25 per io5 lbs:
beess, sac Per sack: cabbage, IzIAc per
10 cGrrots, SOC: iet.ISs. Toe per doz. GU
elm n gers, . per dozen; tomatoes, SSG5ac
per box, green corn. 55l9c per dozen:
sweet potatoes, agL25 per 100 lbs: s. per
Green Fruits siobsing,-Lsmons fancy
to fancy apples. 75oQs.oo per box; com
mon apples. z5e5ec; bananas. sz72 -. or
angss s3G4-s0: hlackberries. 7Ec6H per
crate, Oregon peaches. e6l75c: wenatches
per box. crab apples 4aE59c: plurns
Ease per box; prunes. 2s5soc per box.
Delaware and Concord grapes from YAK
ina. soc per box; California grap@s. 58<7
&c per box; Eastern grapes. 1SfizSc per
basket. huckieberrtes. 31l31zc per 10.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay 0obbing)-Puget sound. per ton.
SO; Eastern Washington timothy. yIs; alf-
alta, SIC
Oats cobbing)-GQ2
Wheat-SE.
Barley Oebbingl-Roiied or ground. per
ton. So
Corn-whole. 81: cracked. 80: feed meal.
s-Q-3.
Aiiilstnn Cobb!ngl-Bran. per ton, a4:
shorts per ton 81.
Feed-Chopped feed. .ts72o per ton: mid
clings per ton. 81. Gil cake meal Per
ton. SO.
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Elun ucfnf


LONDON. Oct. 7.-consols. III 1918; ST.
YER. ed
NEW YORK, Oct. THE Evening
Posts London financial eahiegram says.
The stock markets were irregular and
inactive today. the only firm markets be-
ing katarS and West Australians. the
former on cables stating a legal opinion
which indicates the possibility ~ cancel
ling the dynamite monopoly. and on Tu-
mors of important discoveries 81 gold in
Matabeisland. Americans kept over the
parity. although dun. New York prices
were better than yesterday. and the close
was firm on reports OF f1agN1 Ga geld
shipped 20 New York. Henry Georges
nomination had less effect here than in
New York. being Offset by the gold move
menfs ard the peaceful Cuban news.
The best-inforrned operators. however
look for an uncertain market for a while
General securities closed dull on the
expert OF gold 70 New York ana 70 Egypt
and or weakness OF the bank return.
The trade returns FOR September are an
satisfactory, there being a heavy falling
or against the EXPORT ~ linen and cotton
the gold movement for the week show
the export Of E1o.ooo % New York, Of
Eleooe0 to Egypt and G5aesa 10 South
Africa
The Parts hourse was firm. being elated
by the good Rio Ttnto dividend.
Berlin wss steady. Money & easter
there after the end Of the quarter.
Breadssuns.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. Close: Corn
Spot American mixed rev. flrm, - cid
ola firm, s. rad; October firm - 2tka
November, firm. b SD: December, firm,
IS siAd.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer FaraIion viii san fer Sksguay
and Alaskan way ports Saturday night.
British steamer Pelican viii load Ysif.
road ties al Salmon bay for Tiensssn.
China.
Shin Lucille saTfAf frons san Francisco
September 20 for So title &c load return
cargo of coal at the Oregon Improvement
bankers.
Powder steamer Santa Cruz. OF the Pa
c5ac Coast Steamship Company. sailed
from san Francisco October for Juneau.
She will cali here en- voyage.
Three steamships are now on the wax 90
Puget sound 20 load wheat. They are shs
I,f0S tcns from Shanghai; British steamer
Alxoa. Capt. Frazer. 4s@s tons. from Yo-
kohama: British steamer Glenfarg. Capt.
SeIby, 2 50 TONS from Yokohama
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Paris cables, tn- advances IN tAese mar
ksts sTnoanttzS % ozsy about BAR e Re
gan ners yesterday. TIE trade $50 t11A
cognkszses q khs sset that TIRE prsss here
and L seemed 20 ee fan gensTai apsnion
Srnng spectators that ; rescEsoa Nts
1we. Ttey Rad re courage eF tAesr hT-
hst Deeesaeer, shSea esesed ysstsFssiy
Uzisr 3 persistent hammer soo7 fess desn
IRE arrivals AZ Duluth and Ninnearosis
We're Lets cars against te}s week 81
snd 80 last vszx The agurns eawfra-
1kGt yesterdays s6vsorS ~ = tSszsUE OF
n LAr&sFss deliveries kascszQ EeNNlstS
we're II ears Isece-esr rallied - s@Ac
On the statement - wAeat ard zo&r ln
the C1ize& k3nE9oua- These sAawe4
wheat stocks ot QasN Ffa4ssl quarters &C.
teser ]. against stocks Jelly &C ii 80
sacks October J. AGAINST s6-A@ SACKS
July :
This, accompanied On reports e gocd
ssport eayfnE kept TIE market arm tor
drought IN the Water wheat secgfans ard
clear weather was predicted s0r the next
thiTiy-slx hours There we're sssns, haW.
ever. % a breaking Up - tire Ersfcnze1
dry spell ard TIRE market during fhe tat-
ter part Of the session was Ee nsr&ahie
fer ire cens8TN sttsfn q trades. from
nothing more than these vaEue rain Fz~
rnors Cincinnau Price current esIi-
mated a Light acreage seeded. 90 4ec2Hnt
% drought. Argentine reports were move
diScouraEtng shan heretofore. ard rTeaiCr
re exp1Fta pie surplus. Exports were
large. az S-5ea bushels For tAe GAY.
Primary market receipts were steAaier
I.esa 90 bushels. against Llf@.1@ bushels
a year axe. There vas good bus ness
reported IN cash wheat. Duluth told az
sales % &c &e bushels while there we're
local charters OF vessel ruorn for SNseo
bushels. with = pTeha bslftx of aN 80 bush
els mere here Ia the near future.
TNz -ssa tr4~ WwN NRMNN
toward the close. The weakness n corn,
which continued even when wheat
showed strength had 5 depressing effect
CT traders. ARA heIrea n tAs Gr2auAt &C.
cline whtca took plaza.
December Sold doNa 70 SITE. closing AZ
E%c.
corn was quite weak Elevator people
were liberal sellers. indicating an tncFeAs-
ing country movement and there MAS
apparently no Improvement n TIE de-
nan6- December Tsugea from -sSse 20
Ei4c. closed - sc lover AZ Sixc.
Speculative trade IN oats was GmiL and
FOR the most part followed the doctus-
ti0ns 0f corn. The market was az It's
weakest toward the close. December
ranged from is7sa3lsasc- closing sc lower
at isAsc.
Provisions were weak from the start.
There was &c decline n yard prices.
and yellow fever news was OF = more
serious character.
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MARINE NEWS.

GRAT's HARBoR. Oct. s-ArTsvsi-
scnr Aze.ea, fran @fuagMas- Eaa3e1-Eir
Del NoTfs, Cor Gan Sra1e1aco.
ASTORIA. Oct T.--AFTsys6-SgF Stzts a.
California. from Gar Francisco
COOS BAY Cc1 T.~E0Gnd agf-Stfs A.
GAIA ard Enu4re. f7Y san FraneAsao
PORT ANGLE Oe1. 1s--ArTsVsa-Ss1
Er3inRe. fr1rs Ean Frznc5.c9s Tar Taecrrs.
COOS BAY. Cez- 7.--Arrlye9~StE Homer.
from So Frsnc-sco-
GEsANMAS Ger &--@1Ee1~Sc1r 9. n
Thswar. sor c-sy's bsroGr.
SAY FRANCISCO. oct. e--ArrfS@1~ssc g
Esssrursxs from GrzYs nsFnori s-nr F.s-
rser. from f8raFts hsrtsaTz senr scwh@a&.
from Kysk. Ssr E2-sEslas4. tfogn EpgsA9iAs4 :
go Es4rszaa- rrern Portland. Szltss.-Sca-
q r Wnf f1~ FffayfN haFaD~.
9CagFrEAN Oct E-AFrsgesE-scEr Ara
"a frurn Ag@Nico fos FsCusaE1. Sslle6--
Francesca.
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T1our-Rseespts. s7ass barrels, exports.
I'll barrels. Opened steady. bat szhs@-
guently saSsi OF ~tth wheat. closing rata
er weAks wsater patents &a248a&
wheat ffeeesrrss "a IS bushels eNrGrs&.
s. ~ kasHsls spot weak No. Fec sfsses
4suzsa=s 0neneA weak. under reported rains
West ard stesdfasss Of continental mar
kaEs bass weakened &galEs ON INK 70 aS-
zuocsHflng exgaarS 5S1slEess and 4g 1ftSts1sl,
40 afa=ea i f4e rst lower. NO. EE4 De-
ssesntar - t1-ssess -. closed sac
HaEs-Stsazys state, cgIsEIs71 = ccoics.
ies erop. sese Isss crop. s4se. 1s9I crop.
18EIse
lsafa--LaA.
~ aot--E'trna.
Co9se-s5ut4ozs 9pe-et steady a. 1915
rslrfx asvane@. sales r. SO Hags tue8ua-
~. 0esseer e. December. zSsx& Sc
Sres eonee-Rl9. steady; No : I1yslCe. Tes
Ne f9ssa!ux Tsse. Nd sfsA1Ts CsE4osA.
Is2.ziasc Sass. 80 bazs-
gIgar-EEW gussz Centrifugal a tsst
TtxGx Ls-lse. rean@9, s-EAry.
Metals.
Pa Tro1-R-arranls. 9GIls sI9 ID; E-s
ess9sr-rugl. lAka. fsIIs hsd. ~ . asked
sgr-Iys.M So - hG& EA# s8Es9
sr~stsr-E s1lI So n4d s. - asked
-FsxcsAEEs nFraer ts-@-ss I'D "a -
asked brUErEs'. styonE e.
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TRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPANr.
.s-ss GARLAND AND EvAScr,.

ss-aS GARLAND AND EYANGEIA
.s<httl- ard 1nsnser-s. Ness fssr re-f,.
sse@nsy GatlRa4 leaves YesIes dock Sun.
! Issseays and Thursdays al u.-s
6 ~ tes PERI Townsend Port w4llqars,.
s..~sserS& last AnReles. Pert crpscaag
ssssstseeFS. ITsAt Cianam Bay ard Mean
~ r-tNrnsnx. Arrives az Seatfla I n ~
sSsos4te DAYS Sges fner Ewanxea leaves
rss.sf Sek Ter Port Townsend. PORT A.
u's szd Nlctgrsa Mondays. weanssaaF
SFeays AZ 50 II arrives SeAtfls
safnats tzys at - > n
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MARINE oBsERVATIoys.

Special Dispatch 70 ira Pozt-Tnfesl.~~ncsr
TATO0SH. Oct - ?. ra.-Baronstsr.
g. y. cso48ys w8nG south, three m les IN
zara. tEg Lague. = - ?. IA, ssr saa Ma
teo. 1 ?. r.. OatwaFe, tug F1gneer. LIS
?
MEAN BAY. Oct. 7.--czoafy. caifn.
PORT ANGELES. Oct 7.--EsaF0usfsr,
S3.2. clszg, sind Vesi. eight ulles.
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THE BUTLER

n. wo-th- Western Line comprises ovsr
uae rutlss 9. perfectly equipped ra;iwsy
ga rFlgrnss. Iowa. Wisconsin. Mfrasxnn-
,ssrns.asa. North Dakota. South Dakota
~earaska ard wyoEafnx II cperatss the
s~pxt trains n ire worif. Tns service a.
C-ftczxo. HIEankse ara sH the rrfnrfpxf
r4tfes Of ths East ard Southeast eannef
- asrnasxea Insist on saving your tscksf
ga The Norgh-wesferr " " perksr
Commercial Agent. - FIRST svea1s. Bsak.
aLa
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s4-,s sau-rAl published n the United
states. has recognized the importance O.
Seattle 4, the extent - appointing here q
srec.sI correspondent
IRE rwSalt Of Eae enr-@snar1ents In
xssetSzs sonx here was Summed np "a ths
following paragraph which closed his sct-
ter from Seattas an5eT aafs - SspSenSer
sEYerwshinE starts from Seattle and
this slgy Will BE me oatatssng park fer
alacsz everybody gelag into TIA eo1atvy.s
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PACIFIC NAvrcATrnN co

ssssssis. Everett & whascom Rsnt.
a. ef Y aaAtr stoa leaves s~4ttis
sTrtns SATURDAY. at 10 2. N
ss<sssse, EyeTstt ard IA Caaesr rsuss
49, tasraaSsn leaves Seatttn sa&fx
a. y saglcaY, &c : 4. IN. e. uluN AZ rV.r-
~tes1x fosta Acuasy Wednesday ard
- ss.es soafa Tuesday. ThnrsSiay
----.SSaS &s3n ~ YesIer Geek.
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say HAN rsfANna

rEtMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
rrJfaS Jnlted STATES mail. !eaves CITY
snef sf Main street Monday,
sssnssnd San Juan Islands and New
saslcon RaturulaE leaves New What
~ Iaesday. Thursday and SATURDAY AZ
r Trcwpsoa. sasnags = ow saer
Issaacne. Main g.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct. Wheat : recovering
steadily from the late decline. bat receipts
have fallen Of here within the past two
DAYS Closing quotations: No. bluesteI.
sic: No. ! CLUB, sc.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Oct. THE wheat market
IS fairly strong AZ Use for Walla WaIla. &C
for hlaestena and Sic for valley. There is
not much selling. bat enough ia coming n
% lead ShiGS as fast as they can be had
Erelghss are very nru.
Clsared-BvitIsa ship Brenhllda, for
Queenstown. with Tl.si4 bushels OF wheat
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TIE Daily Post-rrrssiix~rr@r ts rcw On
sxss IN orf.zn9. Or. a. Hleh Bros. ~
Flrss street
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE
u : NAIL.

= EF4AMt. ItFaIA
t1evea Gsleralih dock, feet OF Washing
~ street, Tuesdays. THURSDAY and aaf-
Ssass al ! e'closk a. n, fer kingston.
" GamnIs, SsRb@ek, BFfuaon, aoils,
nsasfc. L.lilwaap Fails Hoeaspart and
tsSa cigs. Returns alternate aayx
II TRouTMAN. Master.
ft<nsen> rsi ISL
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Closing Quotations.


Sales OF native beef steers was largely
AZ AKssIS: prime shipping cattle being
arm al s.. sos. ~, while common Westerns
and Texans went as low as S-eSa3-s4.
Bulls sold freely ~ s. &sf.s for beiognas
ard &43.M for feeders. while prime bulls
brought Sf3aas; Western feeders sold
largely at s8s5f7s.l0, and buyers offered
81 20 for prime native feeders.
Hogs-Ssles were largely 81 Ss.s0tfSsl.
Coarse heavy packers sold Down 70 SIS
Gg250. and the best assorted hghtweights
brought sta4In.
Sheep moved of slowly az s1lss for ua-
tivex and at S7lf3a9 for Western ranges.
the bulk going for xss9f3 * Lambs sold
slowly al S3uS-60 fer the poorest. up TO
sS&1Ss 20 for the best foCks Westerns GO
Ing for saS4AT5. a few assorted lambs
brought G.7A
Receip,s-cattle. s.eea: hogs. so,eoo:
sheen - co
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ExsrYsbfax starts Fyom Seattle.
IRE New Ysrk Wsskty ssaecsr1s sss
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sAAECo1 SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

r.a-Aa steamer BAY cry Tor krn~S~e~x
e. = Whatccn- leaves Conuer-
rsrs a. .aSeala g. Ue City aacx
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go sNa ets Returning 1eaves Wat
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= - - = Eoen4 trsR.
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CHIC AGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. 0cs- T.--Conss1erahte ds..p-
rsaA1tzezt was sAows - fgsnsrs - IRE
cssgzzzg - wheat. oss< .-s A.gGxs s14 AID
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MARKETS AND TRADE.


Seattle. 0S. :. ZEE
Sx~Sa1g@s a. re Seattle. Taco-a. S7c-
ka1s ana Portland clearing houses .-aay
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TIME SCHEDULE.
In Eject sept. 18th. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
FER Spokane. kosSiaad. 81 Paul
asso EAST -. .s--..t*s-s.s..~-.-- so p III
FOR Eor land ,....... ........s..-.. Sc o N
- OF O4gEiplt .%..-..s-.-.-. 20 q. m
,roF Aberdeen ..... .............ss $50 q. n
For Tacoma. 40 and a.5e a m.
zee and ........ ..,......,... 7.oe ?. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From Spokane. RosSlAnd. ST.
Paul and East ..,-..............li:S 50 a. n.
ron Tor tiard -.-.. ...........-.. s.e5 ,. n
prom Dtyu pa 49,. s.---..-.-.... $50 .. N.
From Aeerdeen .s.-. .....+......- sf5 2. N.
From Tacoma. SIS and II 50 a.
m s,E and ... $500. ....... sA . n
.Dsiiy except Sunday. AL others daily.
This card subI~.t 70 change without ro-
tice.
Through tickets 70 Japan and China via
Northern Fac1rc Stea nshtp Company
For rates. routes 4aa other Information
call or Or address
.. A. NADEAU.
Gersrsi Agent. sesesiA
City Ticket Ortce. COT. Yeslsr way and
First avenue.
Depot Ticket Office. corner Western Az
en0a and Columbia street
A ID. CHARLTON
Assistant SsneraI Passenger Agent
Nc. - Morrison street corner Third.
Portland or.
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AARSEsoN q cHrLcorr.
Nh and Steamship Agents. Freight ana
Charterirg Brokers.
o6lcss. Mutual Life Building
Telephone. Black 81.
KRusE 5. 5. LINZ

A.,lrg schooner J NJ colman wtii 81
ser ssH Fraacs@eo sor Seattle on Ocsoher
I ~ connecting wifh steamers Tor al PIT.
~ senaa aorsz Fresxht. 81 PAR ton
1asaSsh gaies 10 81 pefnfs.
q 2. CAME Agent. ArlinFscn dock.
ss'saaens. Pike "a.
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STEAMERS.
TY0s THE FLYER

~ArrLE To TACOMA
sssrx trEcs daily. except SUNDAY.
nnsrr zssx fE9Ety-Lye m.uEteaL
, III gTEAIER 'FLT Err
- aassy trips. szAstse-T&coEna
sgs:s- - eyf EFFEcT TUESDAY. NAYa
TINE CARD.
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SUNDAYS.
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1880 as Northern Pac1ac wharf. Ia
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eacIFsc COAST sTEAMsHfP co.

-. conpany.s slseans sss2naezx UNA
IA CRY OF Pr LILA and wALLA
&rT,x sezvs SEATTLE for San Fr&n-
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- el~xsns sssarasrS CORONA. City
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rsrk sestfse ~lekst AEeas 50 First Ave
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