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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-24

The astronomers announce that an
eruption Of ths sun, soon to take
place, will throw of a mass Of matter
which will destroy the earth. This
may be true, but that is no reason why
the people Of GOOdlsnd and Sherman
county should not 60 ahead and secure
q creamery for this place. If the dread
f1l event occurs, Ws will have shown
our faith and good will at least, and if
not, which is more likely, we will be
creamery to the good. Eruption OF
no eruption, let Us move in the matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

ss:s ,ss en- g s: nan; .s e s. s
"a e ss e &c Grid ss 81:
g. 50 & .: 1T:
is: s. a.S s s.s , % ]
y s$; ::ss = 81 : ; e:
VIZ: :S:s .;;:s y
u 6 Il smiling. Il sss. s:Ss = IS:
e. e. e. s & = e s: e.
: s :s g. sa i s. Fssss So
81 % :! ~ a:s yin srsr drive Out q
IT, 81; S.: s:.1 s ss Il: a.:s; ss r:
f i: s .s:::s.' -: s; ss s e M: !:
.:;; CO..: Z: e; e. s: s:s:
::' 4: =. f. .s ss' ,. .. ton.
ar bark Csps Wrsth
Hsthh snip Anccns 30
ship Ha .snsn is
a-sTan ossE AR'iEone -
s:t 1s e ss s ss'a Eesss .sH
80 i S.sS e. ;ss; ~ sa:'iss
s; s ' s:. O. 5 s s Els :s. 1Sss. q &
~ 49, S, 4s' s:: s: ssss T: e 1s go rs
III ss a H i e. $500 :ss'ss s
s, I9ss sIss s.$s = s s:ss ss;s 5 e ss
Il Il !. sEs: ':%; a a. ssa,
=: =: e: % s :: ne sss'
Ala. w. I'll &C. sas sasi
$I:$ s;:s: & ::; EYE:
60 3 i I'd ss j % I @ ] ssss i
a sSs. ss s &; s' s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22
VESSELS BOUND IN.

s a s5s hssh t. sss sss I
:ss:: h s B g: - ton: rss sy rsss s9s sSs
vol En- sse * s sIns sons sc;ss july
sss a Gh s ssss Asssrsas is a
5 r ass h s @ sa sasss s sa ssf
Ann sss ss sss Townsend Oct
sss S F as ;ss "a sssf San s. ss. r
s :iS. n s o. ss r; .;:ss November
asss: 4: ;fa s.ss
s & s::a :: 81 81; s,ss :s,is 4 s::s
e sssss fss Sns ss,ss.- Ssy'nssF 10
& d$ + = Il s.: Hssss; sssss
s g. sa asa s s s: tons s as*
n 0 an, ehr 81 s sah r rsass ' % Bay
, SSss s e ii = c arm s,s
sasss s,a .SS jap @ @ rs ;se
WV ss9s sI ssss November Is
@ ss sE A." l. k rs 3ss p5 Ps r Isss'
ks a ! las tons s ss Ffsss.. sssis
s ss hsss .e tens csaassro.
csssaS r. 81 90 * tons '0 ssn,a Ris
s Il SO A s@ va is sss FSa, TsaHsssa aas
20 ss A An ss s rs 4 IONS aa ssaf sS fs Aa
s TsssssS . 81 Townsend
ss M Mr. 4 j ,9 IS tons Ss1: ss's November
Sss s s. BON br - tons Lvsrpos ,u
ssss I asHsrs .. raaanna aess -
ssf s a s Tag s a: @ 1aissr .a.
sas & IONS t aass' sssssss'
~ 81 S< q ~: t4s fa ssI
t5 a x essss s'e ssaels september
= ssaaanaSsa Tacoma. November
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22
THE SEATTLE MARKETS

There was no change in the condition Of
ms local market Saturday. The market
was little more active owing. probably.
to day OF sunshine. after a week of rainy
weather.
Jobbing Quotations.
The follow were the wholesale prices
In the local market Saturday;
sugar. Flour and Coffee.
Sugar Cobbingl-Golden "C'' in bbls. per
10. Sc extra c. in bbis. per To- 5*o:
SIS; powdered, el.c; spot cash prices,
Flour. etc Ooboingi-Patent Excellent.
As s soEfli Bro p T T2et . 'r saes
wheat per Dbl Is ~. per cwI Sa.1ssf4, gTa-
ham. per bblA50: or Io-lh sacks. $50 per
en-. rye -four. per bbi. 81 %. or lo-lo sacks.
per cw;. $40. rolled oats. per bbi. Sa5.25 :
hom!ay, per cwt, rs: cracked wheat. per
cwt 81 3: faxed wheat. s25o per case;
barley. Ioa-lb sacks. &c; z5-ib boxes, 4isc:
sp.ii peas per Ia0-lo sack. A.; 2a-lb boxes.
4'7c. corn meal yellow los, $3.50. Sos. N-a5:
sss /. rs sasa 8 3 s aSo: Baked h0Fnins.
Coffee Ooohsngl-Green-M Mocha. per ID.
g: Java, per IN. 2aaGsc; Costa Rica'
SaGse bP per r. s e Ros ss s sssss
Ier cwi, sl2-sS; S6-lb cases. per cwi. Slz-so,
, ,s. s,-J9 tins per u, S5c: sacks. Ic;
t agsa Mocha s Sse; Caraeola s-c' na an
I'ss. sl4i5: SIS. SIC 3: s6s. si22
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats Uobhiugl--cow beef. 6asi1c;
Is beef - per II; mutton: 90 per
10; p2rN, s'2c per ID; veal. Sc Per ID.
provisions toaaing)-Hams. large. u'.c;
5aa's small, liAc: breakfast bacon. BE.
krest Fisa Manipulating. s1Ic:
Ss4*c, SOFA &c. rack cod. &c; black bass.
=: perch. Ss4laz: mountain ;ront. Ike &C.
HIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22

Nelson. Nsemann @ bs ons
Peerless ohnson.A Am chr
OF
Por sdsss ss B. STU .a 6ssoa
Paneia Der o
Ps.ss nesss Ger * = Gss so fsEss
Snian Haynes T s. Yosohana British Calurnbia
Am tons
ssa.s, Eoa.rson A hsn s aS P Camp ss:s. uru., =
Am 81, on.P
biz.
Victoria Hongkoag
Victoria
Hufr@ Boxa bksn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22
FoREiGx M117r1,n.


LONDON. Nov. TIN TIA =.
sSss week. with currency rrss.s
the PROVINCES the floating snnr.ie -z
seemed increasing and me- 49,
inSy weaker. The reSayueat -
me ksanA o. england and flarfhse
ss.s - de asAN Sssaened the mafaeS y
AeFsn<,oanaS settlement oo tha ~~Sx5*15
tending 10 produce the samss 49, y
.ae pfosiect Of gold gong "a ~
Statss Is the chsef factor "a au-eSl
RATES nave been at IA per ss-ss4 xSss
Sssls. chic has been imporSin~ - e
her conversion scheme.
than the week before. Sam. 49, ssS.s
eariiies are adversely affe0red ~ S21
peSt OF Tue coming session a. ~ s5ss
Little Is dong in American raiI1nv .5r
Ties put II Is expected that husisl1ss1s
hftsker II Pr'csaden; McKinieyss rrssss1
eoagress proves pacific In tone. ~
,sasIis satSS Week VAS confinea 81
class bonds, Grand Tranks wsrs r.
ooasht on tue prospects pf tAe 49,
tne WABASH agreement. Cana ainS
securities were well mafntained -
strength OF coed reports. hp. fsenss
CHE aud Union Pacific sharVe 49, r.
Lake Shore and Michigan SoutheeS r.
s s ,ai,en one Point. Reading ssecu
waukee 4 81. Eau. L. Los,isviii~ p
Vile =, Missouri. Kansas q Tavns t.
uo!s Central e, and Central Pn-i0. Y
a. There was SOME demand fsr ~
Topeka & Santa Fe. g2!
spanish bonds have risen bccaura ~
fsass:sse OF the Competitors crew -
or the foreign bonds show an tlpv1r
Saey. -
The mining market contiaues 60
Hrcadseu3n.
LONDON. Nov. 2l.--Businesa n ~. Si
trade has beea very quiet durfnx ~
The prices or WHEAT are about f,nssf5f27
Buyers OF California wheat. Novs1cY
hvery, saye been paying SIS ca r.
prompt delivery IA less. Sellers a
Waiia asked SOS sd. The laM pTioo
was Shs. More Argentine sellers nS7S3
pearing. Argentine wheat was our1
US sd. February and March m
steam or sail. Maize was Arm. Ola
November maize sold al in IA - II
January TO April maize was offered r.
Flodr liz quiet. -
In barley IL was noticed that the
no American supplies here. There -
iarga business done In CATS For
clipped floating oats LIS Was paid. -
on with sellers asking las for pece6
Sata
CIosing osotataens.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. aa.-Closine. WI
Spot, No. red Northern spring. N
al "a sd.
Corn--Spot. American MIXED. arm :
2isd; November. steady at 81 III, NJ
her. quiet a, IS ed; January, uaicf
IS lad
F1our-St. Louis fancy winter, stead
los
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. II
az IA los.
Textile Fabrics.
MANCHESTER Nov. 2i.-9The M
for both yarns and goods was mora ~
last week. Yarns were steady. th(
buyers are less eager because the sinl
of strike Is removed. Cloths sold n
for China, but India was rather stHa
ious. Business was irregular, some der
ments being inactive and others very
engaged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-inteNgencer-
TsT00SfI New sI-s ., u1---Bararre;er
~ ~. cloudy; wsuG southeast eighteen
mites. Outward tug Car. i-.lS p. M, str
M{neola, as p. H. ship IN tow e LoFne,
g a N. n bark In tow OF Wandersr. 1,4l
n. N, Outside. tugs Car. Wanderer and
NEAH BAY. Nov. 2i--Fartiy cloudy
PORT ANGEL US. New sI.-ISarometer.
n *. cloudy: Mind southwest three miles.
Tugs Sea Lion. Boyden. Discovery ard
Queen City IN Bay
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MARINE NEW =.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. si.-AErive8-
srsr J. NJ Cosrsau. from New Wnateom:
str President. from IaQuina bay. Sailed
schr p Nj. Kellogg esrays har5or. str
Crescent cry Crescent City.
PORT TOWNSEND New. G--ATrivesf-
Sehr Sa.gog Boy. hS Bic BONANZA. schr
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1utaia $3.50. ss.s,.. ..ss.sss !"
saturday. Transfers.


Horatio Hathaway ct ux., by Her.
Chaplin, attorney 20 Jesse X. Whltm
lot 2. block s. ReHton Hin add. Now
Sea5
George w. Nathan. james L. ard Ne
Anderson 10 Joseph w. Anderson. pt
block s. Lake Union add. Jan. g. MA
A. r.. Taylor 20 Twin Creek Mining
Burnett extension. Diamond Joe ana
monis mines. on Twin creek, ana In1ne~
Pierce county Nov. u. N0U.
Francis j. Monast et iiy 10 EyeHn9
Monast. sis sw nw sec . ~ -
acres. Aug. i6, 1924. 81.
Francis J. Monast ct TX 10 !.auf4
MouaHf ntz ~ nx sec =, 10 =. y H.
acres Aug Is fSa 81
George r.. de Steiguer, commisstouess3{5E
National Bank of Commerce. OK Seat4
ali interest OF Rainier Avenue 1897
Railway Co. I'm Ella lot ~ tsxceW -
wide OF south sidep. Lake Dell. acf
Nov. IL
-. T.. Northup ct ux. 20 Robiey y 40
M. 81. so pw sec - To Is. ). Aue- y. ~.
Matthew J OfGrady ct W. 70 tier
Chaoin, tract in eir - Cox ~. G.. IN -
~ "a RS Sept q. a. C.. u.
r r. Iiiienthal II ux. 10 HermAn -
min Ie0 acres IN VIM. A. COX ~ ~; -
II tn ~ 8; lots = 10 and T. sec y -
ana : sec ; 10 y, T. ~ acres. July = ~
Marshall Cunningham 60 Henry =. 49,
nlngham. lot :. sec 3. ~ =. y. NV scs0
March 9 ,E~ $40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22

BOSTON. Nov. le--The Commercial e
letin Will say tomorrow Of the wool m
ket: The market continues excess
quiet There has been orr sale of
pounds Irish holdings ut 3itsc; some
sales of Australian ard another 81 z
500 900 pounds OF Montevideo Il ~
domestic woods there Is little dong. "
OF 5000 pounds Of Texas fall q (
marks the top price ohtaiuxhlo 9u1 r.
stock. Wool has not recorded don t.
weeks level. though the drop Of 8 pr ca
I'm Antwerp has caused some iierS0
The sales OF the week are i.e69eW 49,
domestic. 2.NSD0 pounds foreien. ~
2.as6. 100 pounds domestic ana NJ
pounds foreign last week ana HI
pounds domestic and $500 pounds tQr6
for the same week last year. The oo1Gs
date show an increase OF s6,0e6&0 49,
domestic and tss sss 800 pounds fore14Q a.
the sales to the same date In ia 4AN
ceipts TO date show an increase 6 ~
bales domestic and si, "a bales fore4Gns
Go to the kiondike with tho couG|
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22

sAzsc per b: c-anberrses N5 per bar
seL - per box. pears. -seesi per box
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay 0ohblnx1-Prget sound. per ION.
sia: Eastern Washington timothy. SIS; alt-
Oats tsob1sax}-&lS6A
8hsa.-s-4ls5
Ser.ey Uooasng}-Rolied or ground, per
ton 81
Corn Whole. 81 cracked So; feed meal
ton. ~. bran. Sl4. shorts. 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22

Mira tickets to the rich gold fields are
essnx given away by the PosE-Intalis-
reacer. " ish allows you TO earn a grub
stake al the same tire. Are soG 10 The
race II nor. send to the manager today
fer HANKS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22

don Hall. 81 ,2a0 bushels wheat, both for
Queenstown. The steamship Mogii cleared
for Japan and China with 500 ton car
go, among which were 24.ess barrels of
-four. 12,1o kegs wire nails and 1900 bales
OF box shocks. the latter for Singapore. In
Ola
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22

voice. Sac; No. !. ,oAns.~ p. 80
easy; corsiorA sxSlic stes r.
Srgar-Ssw. frsn; fsir r.a.,- 4. s
cssntErfayal. - test. sc. ~.
ssSsanoaa \, SIC. cat ie1f 49,
Csc, graduated. SC. 49,
Aeeaka
Pig iron-Da.i: Soush. ..z3
Northern. ssaSxIa.
SoppeF-1.s'ess Lake. bro&erxr =;
s 5Sssa ~. L l ssesnessic. hroStr1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22

cnin Plains sdsc: Humboldt ard Mendo-
Hops-Nsw. iastse per s,cund: cid. NOM
lrsi.
Excssaage.
Sterling On I.cadcn. % days. ASss: do
sight, HIM..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22
Durability of Cedar.

Some Egyptian bos;s, made az cedar
probably In use = SO years age have bees
feua5 buried near TIRE banks q The Nile.
Although sAsv were covered ~ the arg
SauA u taa desert. they farnlSh ar i1ter-
sSslrx pvoof % the power of cedar weed
10 withstand the rsvases q tine
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Produce. Fruit. Etc.

Minstuns-M iddllngs. .9oGz2.5e: bran. 81
as - -.
a: ost. sioqi2: best barley. Hofl2; alfalfa.
ssn9 20: clover. sSni0: stock. s>Sss; COM
pressed wheat. s2Gii: straw. per bale.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rose potatoes 3sq35c :
river Buroanks. $50 9c; river reds. 3
a4oc: Salinas Burbanks Sozi 1oc; Mer-
ced sweets cog &c per cegtai. onions. IFS
Gi-5a: pickle onions. ssgs5c: cucumbers.
5sassc: garlic ssT3izc per pound: green
peas. sIsc: tomatoes. @egS5c: green pep
pers. 31lt51c per box; eggplant. Sssf fec per
box: green okra. 4sgIs.c per BOX: Lima
F'r1iit-Cneice apnses. 35as5c per boy
common apples s5fitsc Der nox: strawher-
RES. s--aslii per chest raspSerFi, Sstss per
chest; eranhsrries, ssns per barrel; or
binary grapes. Zsti&oc per box. Iszsslia
grapes 61ss-5 per box. peaches. 'Sc3s4s per
box; pears IsTssc per box. ssTsirumohE. -
ef7Sc per box; gluuls. 2ssIssc per beg; psts.s s
Der box: oranges. new naysas. ss-asxx{: Msx-
lean lines. repacs. s@-yessS; common Cali
foruia lemons. 35cHsi: choice EA'ss0E MA
lemons sa5f2 ~. bananas. slszs fsiseae-
s's 3ss,tsr-~Fancy creamery. sTase, sec.
ouds. zsd2sc: fancy dairy .se; secoss6s. 1.ss
-: pleklea. sle-ae: sirisin sss as;
fernia cream che5Gsr. u@l2c; Yoaas
America, i@aIse; Eastern. i&slsc; West
EggF@store nominal: fancy ranch, sa
Gc; Eastern, g7gasss. dgseS. lsc-
pou.tyv-Llys turkey nFns. EEf3c per
pound, i've turkey gohalsrs l2slIse: roos-
ters old ss5sGs ygtsag roostsrs. s.txs
hros.ers small g. .ssfs: srnsis-s aArg4. =. -
a.. fryers & aSFa: hens g EET5. ducks
ola. s. aa45a. ducks. yogng. ns'ssi~se
geese g. -: gosslngs. s. Ca @: pigeons.
old 15SsxsAr: Pigeons. yoaER N-e8IsA
Closing Quotations.
whea.-Qrsss and firm: December,
S. sFs: May. *i-w
Baraey-Dail: December. sTsSr.
6sarn-I4Ssge yssa5sr A-T4&e
E-an--tls per too
Wool and Hops
Spring wcclS-Sgvada. itzsfscs OREGON
fsas+c Fall wooss-SoEta$Fn c3&St lamps
fEfsr. Saa Joaquin lambs 5sxse. NoTtnsxn
limits -fT &c, mountain. 1ss 2-es SAG Jo2-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22

General auosations.

Flour Receipts it.ssp barrels. Experts.
s,t7a barrels: gs1s8t. NJ. isa:esy steady. HtD,
neacolAs "a fefstE 49, IS. do rakarsf 81 =
ga 10, winter patents sssfs =. 80 zffa.z4sa
s4.a.Gts 70; do extras. ss.*sfIss. rSs;er low
grades, tzs22z "a
Wa@at-Resesp.s. - "a bushels sgFrgYts.
" So 5ushess. spot. eszy. No , fad Nser:
options oretssd STEADY eu heavy u~ssts
eIearancss and foreign buying. bas sssseJ
OF later anarr YaaA2iss and closed { nsS
lower. No. red. November. clGssed NJ
sac. Decernsser ss1sSI91isc. closed at sszse-
Ho.s-S.sadys Stale common 20 gys0see
is,B crop, s0sc; ISIS CROP. sEs3cs ists crop.
i5sx1sc: Pac.ae coast. 10 crop. 4Isc. ists
crop. sGSc. Iss1 crop. lsfssssc.
woss--lx8.et. fleece, EGG SIC.
retroseuns--Sllies: United closed AZ gse.
CoHes--Oytsons closed quiet and en-
changed "a. Eve pessnfs lower. sales Il 40
bags, Including. DseeEuher4 s.22c. Maf.st.
ss5e. Slos eogfse~-Rgo. WEAK No J. IT,
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TACOMA Wheat MARKET.

TACOMA, Nov. @.--wheas higher and
steady. No. ] biuesssm. &c: No. ! club.
sss 1880
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Nov. @.-wheae tirnsr.
Walla waiia. 7sQsslsc. bsuesteal, &c: val.
ley &c.
cieared-Brstish ship Mashona with
IA. Lei bushels OF wheat: British ship Had
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YORK. st- tight heater TIE fsel saw sac
l.. B.1gnr = Se.ng ~ F.Tz EyeaoS
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Nov. Il. iN1.
Snow or rain.
r. e DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY. Pf-T ErTS
Seattle. Nov. -. 1887
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transactions since January -
for the PAST Week. #
Real estate transactions since JanunMI
!, 1897. are ss1o4.sae "A. There wera a.
for record during the week - dccd4 ~
considerations aggregatinR ES.3f0-M r.
lowing IL the record OF the week by An>(<
including Saturdays transfers:
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I3Onds.


U;s .ew 4s.,ee. is.SIN. J; Cen: g . ,is,-
Fours. reg ....lISss Fours -, s....l GA
Fours. coup ..1lsAl Nor, Pac. lists li7a
Twos. reg aShI Threes 80. s.
Elves, reg ....1i4Si Fours 49,. BIN
Fives, coup ..IiIisi NYC g. st.L.4s 1917
District 5 s5s ...fe9Al Nor. e. West. s.. 10
Aia.-Class A ..l1s n. W. Consols .14s
Glass II .......l los Deb as ........fts
Class C .......lai Or. Nav. lists liz
Currency =. =. 9 Fours ..-- 49,. asa
Atchison Is -. sshiOr. s. l.. ss. L. rfas&
Adj IS ........ 5atsl Elves. I. r. -. s5L
Can. So. DDS ...i06a iOr. I'm. Is,s. I. r.i12A
Can. Pac. lists =. =. Elves. e. r. -. 4sts
Chi. Terminal :. 49, Pac. SIS OF % ..f0e%
Ches. & Ohio IS .1ioa. Reading ~ ...... aS
e.. H. & D. rks. fosssl r. G.. w tsts -. STA
d. & r. G.. lists los lStL. & LM.r.as. rs
Fours -. -. s. lStI. & SIC. IS tis:is
East Tenn. lists 100 lSt. Paul Con ...f3ei-
Erie Cen. Il =. lo%IStP PC. & P.ists iisis
+ W&D 1stst.r. 90 Elves .....,1ls..
Gen; Elec, S .Iosisls. G, Nen-Fund. N
G. Fl. & 8. A. ss-lN go. Ry. 81 ...,s.. %
Seconds :. ...ln5hl Stand. r. & T. IS 20
II: & T. Cen. 5s.ils Tenn. new st Is S
Con. 6s .......lo4 IT. r. T.. @. lists. ~
Iowa c. lists -. 9fZi Reg Eds .-.. 27ss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSVERSE

Go to the kiondike with tho CO.
ments OF the Post-fnteisigcncor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
HrradstuH rs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ca.-Flour-Net
cash prices for family extras. A.55G4 s.;
bakers extras $s3Cafi. 49,
Wheat-Sbipping wheat, $i.s7ts for No.
and 81. 2ss. III. 40 for choice: milling wheat.
S.4iL.elLs3as.
Bariey-Feed. s5Gaes2c: brewing. so2l31
10
oass--Poor to fair. sl.0s1sGfi. 10: good 70
choice, sl1stani.l7is fancy feed, 81 eofff Is:
black. for seed. s.. 2SIi.50; red, 81. 304Ls5
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. leo: DO Washing
ton. 9i12: wheat. centals. $50: do WASH
ingtoB, 900; barley. centals. lbs: oats,
centals 2n5: do Washington. 2.i70. beans,
sacks. f.t15: corn. centaIs. 2,e4S; potatoes.
sacks, ass do Washington. 20: onions.
sacks IS: bran sacks 100; raiddlings,
sacks 800: hay, tons. 4sT; wool bales. z;
hides, number. 49,; Taisins boxes, so:
quicksilver. TASKS. Z: wine, gallons, 90 100;
brandy gallons. 100
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-03
AxW ENGLAND PosTMAsTERs.
Appointments Made to FIJI Vacancies Caused
BY Resil nations, Removals and Deaths

Washington, April g. = Thirty EIGHT
fourth -class postmasters were appointed
yesterday. or these 30 were due to
designations and four to removals and
deaths. The changes included:
Maine-BrooksvilIe ]. q. Walker, vice
W. II. Walker; Manchester G. II. True.
vice C. A. Wing; Portsmouth. w. G..
Lord. vice A. T.. Peabody. and Ross
Corner. Mrs. N. f. Cook, vice Blanchard
Pray, all resigned.
New Hampshire-North Sutton, F. II.
Keyser, vice Joseph Greely, dead. and
Plaistow. c. w. Cass. vice F.. N. Fland-
ers. resigned.
Massachusetts, - Asbury Grove. ]. b.
Emerson. vice Mrs. s. p. Thompson, and
North Chelmsford, +. II. Shaw. vice d.
A. Policy, both resigned.
vermoat-East johnson, c. f. Hay
ford. vice +. s. Hayford. dead; West
Glover. G. A. Dow, vice E. c. Baker. re-
signed.
Connecticut-Ellingto G. B. Sickes,
Jr., vice NJ. H. Aborn; Norton, c. T..
Scoheld. vice II. F. Waring. and Rock
IIill, w. r. Griswold. vice Il. c.. Warner,
all resigned
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-03
IT'S HUMAN NATURE.



81 tell you, declared the reformed gam
bier, that there are people in this coun-
try who insist upon being swindled. Nine
out Of ten of the men who are caught know
that they sre going up against some kind
Of q bunko game. They have read all about
1t, but 1t is the internal egotism of the av-
erage man that leads him into the trap
He knows that others have been caught,
but he's too smart for anything Of that
kind, don't you seer" 3~-l,rrt.i
IL WAS at a county fair in Iowa expos
Ing the tricks Of gamblers My graft Was
In selling little book that had on the
subject There was u pretty lively gang
there from back township, and when i
showed them how the shell trick was done
one big fellow insisted that he could locate
the elusive pea and was bound to bet ON
his proposition. told him that was out
OF tho business, but that he was mistaken.
Then they set up cry that i was fraud
and afraid of my own game. went over
the whole thing again and showed them
how they were fooled, but l II tist give the
fellow chance or they would wreck my
whole outfit.
"At last just to save myself, let him
put up his money and rendered it back to
him after i had won. Then 1t took three
other men to keep him from whipping me
because / took him for squealer. One or
two others insisted on having a try at IL
and never turned n hair because of their
losses. When 1t came to three card monte,
1t was the same. Each Of half a dozen men
was sure that he could pick the card, and,
despite my warning, would have try at
1t, and some Of them two or three tries.
When they were cleaned out, there went
up howl that was the rankest kind Of
a fraud, and they chased me three miles
into the country before 1t was dark enough
for me to escape. Detroit Free Press.