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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28


The following ws-. TIE sosolur auots-
tons cf wholesale dealers yesterday.
sugar. flour and Coffee
Sugar uohslagl- 60 n bbls. per
%. Sscs extra C. n Ibis. pr -, sasci
Cry graduated, n bbls. per -. y1sc; cube,
a- sasIe1 49, 80 ga xee1,.r.
sts5; Novelty a SSa. California brands,
ssS; Colo Drop -four. |. .. bucks heat
nou-. Per Dbl. So Par cxt. S9.aoss sra
cEt; rye -four. per bal. s459 CT le-le sacks,
80 Der cw.; rys meal. per ba-
per cwt. 3 90 relied cats per bbl ssSsS-za;
e esil eF axe ws. eFatksa F psr sass
whole wheat -four, per CIV. SzSi pearl
barley. Io0-l5 sacks. 4c: z-lh boxes, fs9e:
split peas. per Is9-Is sack. g; @-le boxes
&c: corn meal. yellow. lis. si-se; 90. "a.
white. los, 81 20 IS, $50; faxed ncznany,
bsls. -; kegs. szZ
Coffee Co56ingD-Green-M Mocha. per y.
Shoies ava Der PEI e L. Ross.1 GS,s s,g s
per cwt si22s: ss-Ib cases. per cwi. g. s.:
Java. s.l-l9 tbs Per 10. Sc saeAs' s4e'
t ,s, "a &c groand coffee islI-ec; Lion
lSs. 81 IS as IS. Dts. sie-2S-
Meats, Provisions xnd Fish
Fresh Meats Coooingl-Cow beef 5Gsisc;
steer beef, sizsrsc Per ID; mutton, &c Per
10: pork, sic per II. veal sc per 10
rams. small. Ii%.c; breakfast bacon. he
aTy salt sides. TIC.
Fresh F1sa oob5lngl- HaHbut, 3glc;
salmon. 41sc: salmon trout. SC; founders,
2szss4c: soies. a.: rock cod. Sc: black bass.
shrimps. Zoe
Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Ranch. i0G15c; fancy dairy. IN
ss91arss. lss9 &c. Washington creaneries,
Cheese 0obblngp-yatiYe Washington.
Egss-0oshgngl- Eaz,ern. Isalsc; strictly
Poultry Dressed chickens. Ike: turkeys.
dressed. DC per 10; ducks. sS.S914 per
Vegetable. and Fruit.
Potatoes Oobbing)-New potatoes. SAD
Vegetables 0obbingl-New California
onions. zlyerskIns, BIS per 100 pounds;
beets SIC per sack; cabbage. %e Per
cumhers, SC per dozen: tomatoes. 25a+ec
per tex, green corn, 5If0c per dozen;
sweet potatoes, socasl per 100 lbs; 81 per
Green Fruits uobbinsl-Lemons. fancy
California S.. selects. s1a250; choice 20
fancy apples. 75essl per box; com
mon apples. 25Q5ec: bananas s2g275: Or
peaches 3oSs5oe per box; pears. 75as5c per
box; pruneS. &c soc Der BOX: California
srapes, Soc Per crate; Eastern grapes.
per IL; cranberries. s. per barrel, s. per
Hay. Grain and Feed
Hay Uobhingl-Puget sound, per ton
We Eastern Washington timothy. sls: alt
Oats oobh,ng)-seo.
Wheal-f2e.
Barley (i5bhlnxl-R ouad o. ground, per
ton. 81 Bran. ga Shorts. 81.
Sorn-Wheie. -. cfsched. e.; feed meal.
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TataI sales.
ssrnerni omatntlon..

ryeu~-Ppcesrsa = SIS exnor-s - -
hs-reks Fairly active an1 strongly sslr
az A sigh. advance, wsEseT sI<zlgn-. s. =
a42
V-hess 49, Expectation that Decs15sr
wheat wo0la 20 % 8 VS. amos f@&5iEaG
trssav As ta4 market IN she lsst hoGr
toned DC aoa4f - a aGsseA z1oTe l8st
~seAs-s close Scattered s@sanE ~ cary
purchasers however. 10zAF staEpsS tas
ssvxrca Satisfies 81 HG-as a-3 Ag-cg1
H~s reeorsz ~ LArKa ETp8TE demands a.
lie z@abazr5 ard Eats~4sT EcE1tz were ne
f4esc~w EGmaFs today % ksssf II Der
rr,Rnfrssl7atEa~ ard a noszfHss ge34csaoa IN
Frerrh GG-w also Helped DE a1s&1o@
psesza.x - ess sxpe<ts ls1rSs3 oISEsAz
So Frrn. No : red. s1-ll skza ~ o2-
eEara an1ze6 ssru-g art advances s-saeasy
a. &zw on kixhsr caa4ss. sE1Ts Govern <.
4 far exSo-s SsLssssSz. 64.L4sl 1Gszes e
szas5s-tes zn8 evidences - Decerlsss
1870 Elo.saG Traction r from f1s
- e. realizing. esZ a. lslssc 1et z1EzIS%
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

L. \. SALISBURY. Observer.
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Special r3srat,h 20 Tire Post-Tntelsgencer.
TATOoSE Get. ~ =. ui.--EaFoGnste ter,
- % clear. wfrd east. thlrty miles out
ward. sfes u2er yelling. 12sss p IA. Inward.
bark Earl % DunraFeu. IL tow Of TaceEna,
& 20 ?. a.: tug Sea Lon. t.0 >. n.
NEAH RAY. oct &I.~C2ear. light east
wind. Tug SEA Lion IN tne h8y.
CLALI.AM BAY. Oct 2s.-Clear; Hight
east wind.
PORT ANGELES. Oct. s7.-Bsroneter,
80 Is. clear. wind east three miles
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WATER PROMOTES.

steamship City OF Topeka will sail this
morning FOR Juneau. Alaska
Steamer City IL Seattle viii sail fomor-
row night for Dyea and Skagasy.
Tug Resolute engaged the Moran ways
yesterday. she viii be c.eanea ard over
hauled.
Steamship Cleveland vii SAL tomorrow
night for San Francisco With freight aDI
p&ssEngerA
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.--The president
spent a very busy day sealing members az
thu cabinet senators and representatives
Secretary Sherman called at Tho White
House. and brought q package supposed
20 contain SPANS reply 70 Minister Wood
forG's note. senator Mcbride, OF Oregon.
discussed matters IN his state with thu
president ard Senator Wilson. Of WASH
lnElan. lalrelaeed q constituent.
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The Humboldt salts south.

Steamship Humboldt sailed yesterday
morning FOR San Francisco. carrying coal.
10 tons OF oats and fourteen passe ncegs.
The rate charged was the same as that
IN force on the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company's vessels. $ first class and 81
second class. NJ. kalIsh agent OF the
Humhoidt's owners. wenf south on the
steamer. Passengers were hooked ia se-
attle as follows; J. s. ONeil Richard
Kemper. y. w. Eorton. G. y. Newman.
r c. Alliug. ". c. JudHan. Mr. aud Mrs.
=. W. Adair. ]. u. Kelly, Frank Miller.
Z. Calclough.
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YUMA. Aria. oct z1.-The band Ct
striking MeZlean laparers. With which the
oouaty officers had q pitched battle az
Mammoth Tank on Monday. has been
forced 20 surrl nder A band Of from ffty
20 Joe escaped from thc station and a
supposed 70 be eucsmpVd in the noun
tains Eighteen az tha men Identified ~
the riugieaders In the fight wtre taken 10
san Dieso, whore ines win have several
crimes 10 ANSWER for.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January L and
fer Yesterday.

Peal estate rrarsactscTs Eerce January I.
rs4- are 81 &C. aGaIa Tnsre were flea Tor
r-ro-s yesterday { deeds, aESr sg2tlng
3 I-4r. F'ouoziug ls = list:
Northern P8esle Railway Company .
NargSa y Rcss.ao1. lot 2 ard sH54 q ava
- L ~ s 49,
10y 81 - z Decays Plan Il North S.
800 svs 81 hlsrk 2rd I1ts Z md I
So Rosfsa Easgats adj 2ss9.7-
George Il go : 80. = ~ ~e-s-s0'F' 10
rse-sg =. Uaw&ra a1f AE3is Howard %
ATnerr r EeEisx blocks 4 ard ,. foEn
rHs.rFaFrf~e-sa~
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re ffsfFT ~ ~ t-s7--F@ ~ tfF -tAt
WASHINGTON. Oct. z5-GearEs x.
Melville. erziuesr iu ch5ef ~ ths navy. Ia
Ms annual report Sass tnat tes grailal re-
placement % cylinder wlta var49}ls forms
Z water tube bolless ls tae Enast Important
fact e. marine eaEsneer41E. t-4 dlFcusgsE
the advantages 81 cea1 ci for tet} ard
says < VII be Used Oh tBrgt9 bgafs. 4a
recommends building shzus l1 classes 80
thai men can be trained ar wsa3e rasFseH
Il ships. tnar fhe rnaeairery - FHtpa hafa
n2 70 reserve be given fE iFsai every
SIX nonths 70 Easka safs taas IS is ready
sor Use at snort nettee Iaa hareau has
secured a LIST % sufaahss uaEc'1aEr vss-
nefs - seTve 80 usaetlne SIPS fDr Hes
Kua asks FOR t1f5e for rnsehkas tools ~ "a
wagea 70 81 thel1 cat wien nsa8 lie
recommends traf tAe o5rIes - @nT1aeers
- increased frD1n - 70 abea: 1e o,gi8-
"a into gradae- alse. t1s ecnf sF8rg -
actual rark ard title as % RE case with
ssA- se3ceTs CT It's army.
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Il i csalnea makes consumption eurahle.

Il i csai-ne9 makes consumption earahle.
lz briefly IS follows
Veal IS soaked IN water. ard Ks tlsee -
then pressed aes}ea and h4teFSe5 SSc eS-
ine ernteae Assa Safk sire rsgt IN lns lAsatd.
whicA s. zsase sl3cnGly agsallne VIII car
Aoaase - $50 Ia tass Eals9 ne ssrEas 8
fEoe~cis ere EroHs. " SsH tlteS &Ee
bosla7 sna n FED TIE raSsslt ant .a2afa =
taasYcnHae. Thgs ta1crcnline IS tbe BASS
cg tse pEeNaraf4al. t'tEGNste 81 aF9f.sNst
IS added IL 4 and re mixture IS aeatsa kor
La2 hazlxs, a. sha ems e WassA y IS aNNka~
ha-cnafra TMfs g. ciarsMsd w1sA sS&sltc
SODA s11u-zcH. and eve per cN&.. ef Qefse
asa IS net n 10 keep Il sFan aeeamposl-
tscg.
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The <argh- y es1srn Line comprises e~sr
va ruFes c. perfectly sa1ipps1 railway
80 TliErosz. Tawa, WsseczsfE. Mleafra1.
1s.nr~so,a. inertia Dakota. SSGgh Dakota.
~~nraskz ard wyoming. IL operates tie
.~.xt sralrs n Ire worI6 Tns services 20
g-s,s~ara Msf1aekss ard al ire rr11cIrat
rs-4~s q - Fast and sngtsesEt came.
- s-s-~z xzez- fnssst 81 h2vfrg your ticket
via IRE Mari Wss-ern-" =. ". Parker
Conzexe4az Agent. sa> FIRST avenue. e>As-
t.
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MARINE NEWS.

HOQUIANf. Oct. es.--Arrived-Schr Ivy.
from San Francisco. for C'csEnppgitS.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. S9.---ArTlYeG-StT
Columbia. Portland, via Astoria; SIR Ber-
tha Seattle. str Arcata. Coos hay, sh
Eclipse Departure hay. Sgtled--Sh Mel
p0mene. for Port Townsend: sshr Sacra-
lnentn. for Coos bay; 81 Louis Walsh. for
Seattle
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aorEL ARRIVALS.
TIE RurLER.

THE BUTLER.
Mr.. and Mira II r. Gray. san Francisco.
n Kr.ue. san Francisco.
r. A. Beskett gan Francisco.
H. Davis san Francisco
n. y. Back. salinas CaL
r. ~. AahQneX. newark, y. J.
+, y. seymour. san Francisco,
Arthur C0utt. inulfFilie. ny,
W Beahan. Cascade Tunnel.
he Baaenblatf. san Francisco.
Mrs. Brown. Victoria.
Charles Il Ggnn - daughter. London.
~. 8 weeks. North Bend.
r. - CaHen. New YORK
Charles punaenuaUra. San Francisco.
u e Davis. san Franclsco
ii. SeifeFt, New York
81 caro-. New York
Jos. - wilson Chicago.
Alex. Kgn1. Portland.
s e Steamer. Portland.
u. ". Bginpor,, Minneapolis
o. IS, Nljan Olympia.
7 II Gamble. e.. Louis
" II Ryaa s.. Josena.
e a. f.aunens Portland.
p T. Burke. San Francssce
d. a. Wise, osharn. Q.
a.. a. Da}Eon. Astoria.
n. a. SeaocrR ASTORIA
BIZ r. sehoeieg. Carbonate.
II A. Clsmnd Cincinnati.
w RI Gene, 1r. Cincinnati.
TIE NEW ENGLAND
John McDorald. Richardson
!. ClYun city
r. II knight. C3ty.
r. Patterson. fongkonE
Alex FlfspafrtGk. city.
Frea Holeosf Omaha
J Brown San Franrisco
FRED Note Cumberland
! Hanson Hsoh0ntsb.
T. Miller city.
George Watkins city.
John Sewaah. WhAscon-
J1rnes Tfnneeu CITY.
Thomas Hyde. CITY.
w. J. Sewhail %ewhaH,
NJ Howard. Tacoma,
J. Smith. Anscortes
THE DII.LER
W T. Foster Astoria
Mrs Foster Astoria
Mrs A Brlent Astoria
g g. Sill. s5lvgvt0u-
Fred Eafzer. Eaii city.
= q Harlow Tacoma
W g. Cox, Egereft
~ ~ EoaH Everett:
i T. Herman. peneioion. or.
p8hert Murray. State Creek
H. Ealiey Mount vernon
Alex Nec03rsnry. Mount vernon.
NF+r m refenaon Mckay. Port Madison.
sFss Namla waiah. Port Madison.
w - Fowler Hartford
s. A Perks Hartford
Mra = ". wessenan. burlington.
Bavfa Rand Wlckeraharn-
1irs Charles Tinssiey Iorr IgSnse1a-
SITES T. ftrown Port Townsend
1frs Se5lsoa. Port Townsend.
Nra = farobeou. Port Townsend.
y n Troy. Olympia
raa,r b EetiaFf Redmond.
H. Neaca me san FGancisco,
ere New eesnD. Gan francisco
Ii E Deat Portland Or
GfArr~e q Een5aTtin. Hartford.
n WntsoH Port fiamhle
y r. Hnefora Portland
hfrs Neefora. Portland.
Csear~n newman New WeTfEainsfe-.
Nfrs %awn7ar New Westn.ln@ter.
n x %esRhhrr TaH Cffy.
rar+ r. WfleY olympia
y us Hn et8nWoo4
4. 7. Jehnsou. Bryant
THE OCCIDENTAL
C. :. Eseferf. Sen Francisco.
ii EkaISanre Gsn Francisco
H. EaEreEt Tacoma
Gas ~ Wtisaa anG w3fa, EoEsisnt. r. =.
Frarrttn Fffrnr. agent Hia@-f Tacked CO.
FrEN ~ 1sns8as anH wife. Olympia
AZ n gaa8o. OFT TgHnaosaa.
r. 4. 9eetssfn @t FinUta.
rs n Bradley. san FrAsc.&co.
* 8 Esrrfef and wife. %ew York
3 efrRoaa38 Everett.
= e. EeEarsN. Eert
T. ~. k4aaaTtEs 1sste,@
y Seh.r1saE. Ne& hefN-
\ rrnrrzs Essen. Chicago
81 cfarlss Mslion Buchanan, Taiafio
indian agency.
NEls3ssfe ElaTe- Tacoma
II. +. ozaaf. saa Franciseo.
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Tha weather was sNtert te0aeF u1e ~
a. ststlars 81 he Paclac sea.az. Ihc sky
wzs clear. the Temperature n1oieFas -. &nt
10 rain has faslea during g1e past a
ncGrs-
seattle: Maximum Temperature. 81:
Tniu mum 81 mean Temperature, a..
Weather clear.
n \ SALISBURY. Observer.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Oct. E-wheat-FIrm:
WAlla WallA, 9QS0o: bluestem. SIC; VAL
ley. sc.
Cleared-British bark Lady Wentworth.
~ 500 bushels OF wheat value sl2a. 0-1
British ship lakewood IL s23 bushels or
wheat, value So. sec. both FOR Queenstown
or Falmouth for orders.
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xHATCoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

TAXA steamer BAY CITY for Anacorsea
ralrhawsn or whatcorn. Leaves CONNER
cal dock Tacoma, o N: City dock
feeg Main FteeD, Seattle. =. m. Tues
senrs. and sat Returning leaves What.
tsm p m. Fairhaven. SIS Y. N. ard
iaAcor;es 10 p. IN sun. wednes. ard
n Fares-seattle 81. or u ~ round trte.
fseof.a g. "a or 81 round trip.
W ~ EIIaa
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sAN IuAN rsI.ANpa

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
0rrytng United states mail leaves CITY
esek foot Of Main street Monaay
Nednesasy and Friday a. l q N for Pors
fsxneend san Juan islands ana New
EAsscom Returning leaves New what
Ten Taes&az Tn rsday and Saturday at
IAN J r Thompson. manager ownsr.
lay. Rogarf,.s 8 Co. agents City acck-
Islspaoas Mstn 81.
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We are ROW prepared % 40 competition
Nsnlou- Brewer sn4 long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed cau er address Pest
IlzslligeEcer. Seattle.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON Oct. 27.-Consois. 1ilh: silver,
&std.
NEW YORK. Oct. z7.-The Evening
Poses London cablggram SAYS:
The stock markets were quiet today dur
ing the progress OF the settlement and IN
vis.r Of The holiday en- Monday. The tone,
however. was steady. Money Is S.in light
and A large amount was borrowed from
The Bank 81 England today. Americans
were steady.
the Daufeehe bank "a ready 20 lend the
TnrarSvasl government 100000 subject 70
certain concessions being granted. Ths
Paris bourse WIS better. but its condition
IL not yet satisfactory.
The Berlin market was quiet.
raj Is
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KRusE s. s LINE

STEAMSHIP Cleveland sails FOR san Fran
ssra from Arlington dock. Friday October
N. Al o'clock n. m. Cabin. s1.sa. steer
ags "a Fer freight and passenger rat 5
= f. CAME. Agent.
Tslsahone Tfke "a
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE.
- = NAH

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gal5rath dock, foot OF Washing
~ street Tuesdays. Thursday and a.
ga&ys as : o'clock =. n for ktnNstan
w. Gamh}e. Sea beck. E{rfunoa. Holly.
gvatie. Lnliwaup Fails. Hooaaport aud
SSee CITY. Returns alternate daYs
y TRoUTNA&. Ms-s-
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct. Z.-wheat-Steady ana
unchanged. No. ! bluestem, sSas3lsc: No.
! club, So Slzc.
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WALLA WALLA WHEAT MARKET.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-InteiIigeneer
WALLA WALLA Oct. T-Wheat-
Quiet today: tic for club, and 7sc for blue
stem was quoted.
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arlIu market was quiet.
General ca citation :

LIVERPOOL. Oct Z7.-wheat-spot. No.
! red Northern xVrlng. new. firm, = I'D.
COrn-AnoeTIcau mixed spof. steady, -
sILd. October. quiet, . Id November.
quiet s. I5Sd- December, gtliet. Be- 1izd.
Hops-At London. Psciae coast. firm,
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Dr Hfr.ehf~fseras Gomsa afgoa Cure.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct zT-The Royal
Aea5erny o EaaI-tae * BatsI2ln aas com
rassss1aed Dr.. Naulslr. ons q tAe its1lar
members. 70 make - e1zznza7ssoa q Tar.
Ht-w1fel4sr8 coaNlxH pt4zn cfre. TIE
for-n@sa lgs making oxy 9ercu44ae. w4lca
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Live stock.

Sales were made all the way from g 6
al y for common 70 pretty good native
dressed beef steers Up 70 S.55GS5. 20 for good
70 prime shipping and export cattle. the
greater part lndfng BUYERS at 81 5ag3S -:
calves, $sl5. 90; stockers and feeders. s.. IS
a ..
Hogs sold at s. 2o73.5 20 for packers and
s. Easlg s. for mixed butchers and light
weights. while pigs brought S2.I54lS; sales
were largely At ss.5Q3.75 for hogs ard
g 40C73 Is Tor pigs
sheep were II, good demand ~ 60 sgas for
the poorest native sheep 20 S. 1904 % for
the best focks. Western range sheep, 1910
a. 90 The traffic IN lambs was rather an
MATED. al s475 for poor 20 prime focks,
western lambs fetching s4.T9(5.i0.
ReceIpts-Cattle. 1900. hogs, E.03:
sheen Il 90.
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Occidental Hos~f: best family hotsf Ia
safe. exrelleat rooms. all modern improve
rnants No har.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seztttss Oct =. 1S--
Exchanges a. chs sGSsEle. TacoLA. 500
kane AID Po-Tlzz1 clearing houses today
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y. TRANSPORTATION co.-week,

Steamer Champaign. Skagit river route
kSves Seattle Oct. 20. az a. m: Oct. *. ~
Ia m. Oct. -. at $ a. N Leaves Mount
Fsrnon Oct. q az 10 a. m. oct - a. 10
n Oct. 81. al s a. ~. calling at TuIa-
ap. Stanwood. Fir. Skagit City, Mount
Vernon and Avon,
city D0Ck-Steamers for all points on
Re Sound Open al night. II ". McDon-
ia. Master. Telephone. Main 81
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STEAMFk UTOPIA
VIZ SAT- from CoimRn dock every Nom
esy ami Thursday Al p. an. for Blaine
ma Vancouver. Fare 20 Blaine. s..ee:
Vancouver 500.
Telephone Main 81.
A. r. MAXWELL. Agent.
CuIman Block
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fSGTOS ROUTE.
gTEAMEB A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying Il. s. Nail
d Port Orchard and Port washinrfon
j1uts. leaves City doct. foot OF Nalr
greet $50 a. m. calling a, South Beach.
fsreheI Brick Yard HrernNrtan. II q
Myy Yard Sidney. Charleston Traryto-s.
fnico silverdale. Leaves Port Orcha "A
Nayy Station at z p. m, arrives Seattle al
Ia m K. ". Robinson. master Lily
Bssardgs Il Co. agents. Teiephcns,
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THE SEATTLE Markets.

TIE local market was active yesterday.
tEt there vas no change In prices
Jebhfng QnotatIons-
The following ws-@ tss tcebirg cucfa-
tons OF whcisszls dealers yesterday:
sugar, flour and Coffee
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY:
Portland err tes t&-.
Fair weather stsl4as-zgs tezaeeratErs-
L. $ DEPARTsE EST OF ACRfCLL-
ICEE. WEATHER sNAEAa.
pATyy BT-f F-TFNV
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Us. new 4s.reg. f27t+lN. J. Central 5s.ii5
New Is. coup lisa North Car. bs IL
Fours reg -. 1881 Fours -...-laz
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Twos. reg q Threes -. -
Eives reg ...-lio fuFs 80. -. -
Elves. coup ..lsi.l x 81 IS sSls
District s5s ...1es. Nor & Wee. Ss.s.S7=
Ala.-Class A los ~ ". Consols ..iss
Glass r .......1os Deb. - -. n.,4
Class c ......100 Tor. Nav. lists ...Illlg
Atchlson Is 49,. sSElo s. L. 6. /. r1is1,
Adj Is -. 80 Elves. (. r. 49,. ora
Can. South eds. 1861 or. I'm. lists. Z r.1ls
S Ssn' T F4G isis ia. Pac Is Of IS .16sz.
Ches Ohio 5s .Il3 lReading Is -. -
c, H & u. fzs 1854 r. @. ". lists SIS
n & r G. lists III lStT & IM.C5s "a
Fours ssisiStL g. SIG .ss.Ils
East Tenn. lists lbs = Paul Con lss
Erie Gen. Is .... 20 81 PC. & P-lstS 49,
F w&D Ists.tr. s. Elves -: llaas
Gen. Flee. IS 40 is. 9. Non-Fund.
c.. II. g. s. y ss.105 so. Ry. IS - 80
Seconds =. ..I0S Island. r & T. 6s Goa
II. & T. Cen IS. llls Tenn new set = :.
Con. ss ........1ot IT P. L @. lists %
Iowa c. lists -. Th Reg IDS 49, "a
p. con. I. r.. :. Union Pac sts.101
x pfst pD. trIfs fTrPD. K G.1s.s. 20
la. New Cnn. As esq Wab. LIST 5s 80. .Iosis
+ & y Uni. As 81 Seconds 80. -. -
Missouri Is 10 West Shore a ..1o91.
II & T. sas. 6sssVa. Centuries .. g.
Fours - 49,. IS Deferred
- v Zen lets ffS
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s.a~er ha-s 49,. = 1Tl-afes-SzEht -. n
&sz- 11.S .-..ss e. Telegraph :. - %
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Receipts
Closing Quotations.

tiossnE uuotaftoB,.
Wheat-Fgrm: December. t1.tEss; Nay.
yi4ss
Rarfsv-Stea6v. December S5Lc.
Cogn-TssrTe yellow. 81 4toIaz.
Bran-SLs "a g
The evening times., 1897-03-30
City Brevities.

Joe Burwell, leading business man of
Birmingham, Ala, is guest at the Metro
politan.
The old well in roadway Of Sixth street,
near Frankfort street, Brookland, is 10 be
filled up.
An additional street lamp is 10 be placed
on Twenty-first street, between o and
i streets northwest.
The commissioners have ordered that
rlagstone crossings be laid on Thirteenth
street at Princeton street.
A total of 525 feet OF six-ileh water main
has been ordered TO be laid in Erie street,
between Meridian and Central avenues.
Detective Henry Lacey, who has been
christened THE Dark Secret by his
fellow fly cops at headquarters, is ON
leave.
Arrangements have been completed by
the Junior class Of Columbian University
for class banquet, To be given on Friday,
April 16.
The lamppost removed from Benning
road. between the depot anG the hotel,
is to Toe regretted, 10y order of the Com
missioneTs.
DR. Mary Walker last night lectured to
the students Of Columbian Medical College
on nip disease, dislocaton Of the wrist
and toxicology.
quiet day for women will be con-
Quoted Thursday by the bishop OF Wash
ingtou, Rev pr Satterlee, at the Pro
Cathedral OF st Mark. on Capitol Hill.
Wilson street, between Third and Fourth
= streets. is TO be crowned and provided with
cobble cutters for about 500 feet cast Of
Fourth street. at an estimated costof $4O0.
The Commissioners have ordered that
Marshall street, between Seventh street
and Sherman avenue, and Rosedale street
be improved by graveling the roadways,
at an estimated cost OF S6o0.
Water connections have been ordered by
the Comm issioners to be put in on both
sides of street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets southeast. the cokt to
be assessed against lots TO be served
The public lecture course at the Catholic
University will close Thursday afternoon
with a lecture by Dr. d. S. Day, of the
United States Geological Survey. His
subject VIII be The Everglades Of Florida
Plans for the proposed Ninth Street
Christian Church are being prepared by
the building committee. Ground for the
new edifice will be broken about the
middle of May, it is said When completed
IL win be a picturesque house OF worship.
While James Walker. an old colored man,
was passing the corner OF North Capitol
ard L streets last night crowd OF young
hoodlums stoned him. One OF the missiles
struck Walker on the face, making bad
cash. Many complaints are made Of the
.disorderly youths who range about in this
locality, committing all sorts OF excesses.