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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Saturdays zszrket was fairly active no.
wlsnsta1a-ng the disagree DE SeAtneF.
Barter ard eggs c0atlnue a~m- Il ne &C.
Eez4 weird J1s EaEEss Is AEE-
JobbiRx Quotations
TIE following were TIE jo6blag quota
I1o1s OF wholesale dealers Saturday.
sugar. Hour and Coffee
Sugar 0o5oingl-Golsen '4.'' n SOS, Per
70 5sc. extra sn ebAs. Per -, 9a4ci
dry gvznulass3. n baEs. par Il. 5s.c, eGoe.
slsc. POW llsreG, 6sses SPOT cash p-sce@
kIolT. etc C25e4ngt- 2sa.ear Excelis1Es
80. Novelty a. sss1. California brands,
SO, Gold Drop GcGr. So a1cAw 6s2t
Hour, ger 3hl. 80. GER cwt, S@-IS9t grA-
nzm. Per esl ss-Sa. or l8-ih sacks. "a pr
ca; rye Sour. psT Do. sac. OF Bob saes
s-58 Der c&t. Fge meal. per ooAe ALrl
De- ext, 10 roIlea oats. per 3D., Sstfs--si
horni1E. per cwt Ez5. cracked wheat. pr
cWI - faxed wheat. 81 PsE case;
whole wheat -four. Ter cw. s.. pearl
barley, l9o-I5 SACKS. A. SID boxes. SIC;
spit peas, per las-so sack. a.. 4-!o bo%ss,
&c. corn meal yslos -, SIS; - 80
eols, 81; kegs 60
Ionss Gooat1E t-iSreeE-A0cha, Per y,
.. Java. per j. zs-sc. costa hiea'
n ls1-s5 cases, per cwt. slZl5, SD cases
Per ewl sl--5. 3s-gb cases. per cNt, 81
Java. 900 tLnE per To- &c. SACKS she'
ssin4.a -le. ground COTE. lg4-ec; Lon.
1ls1s. $l--i5; So, SIS; SIS. SlZ-z5.
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats Ciob6ingl-Cow beef. SssSise;
steer beef. 54zSgse per p. nation. &c pr
10 porA t7ze PER ID. veal sc per ia go.
Provisions ej056ing Hams, large, = &C;
14a1s- sFa4la. llSscs breakfast bacon 4@e'
dry saiE sides. &c.
Fresh FISH lIobaIngl-Halibut. sF4c;
saiInoa- 4ffac; salmon trout. &C. FOUNDERS.
sa144c. soies. &c. rock cod. Sc: black bass.
Sc peTeh. 5izGic: mountain troat. L-azgl5c;
shsimps. Dc.
Batter, Cheese. Eggs and PouItry-
Bottsr-RAnch. I9ai5c: fancy dairy. in
sqaaFes. lsu 9s Washington cTsa-neries,
Cheese oo6aIagl-ya,iys Washington.
ioET12c.
Eggs -Cjobb.ngl-Eas,srn. lsalsc: strictly
Poultry Dressed chickens. 1iise; turkeys.
dressed. l5e per 10. dueAs. S-5ea+ Per
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes cobhingl-New potatoes. sen
Vegetables Oobblng)-New California
onions. s1lverskias. N.% per 10 pounds;
e. PEGS % Per sack. cabbage, se per
carnheFS- &c per dozen; tomatoes. 2S149c
Per DeSs green corn, allec per dozen.
sweet potatoes, socGsl Per 10 lbs. s. per
Green Fruits 0obbIuE)-Lenons. fancy
California. s.; selects, s27--s9s choice %
fancy appies. sseasi per box; com
.4t@-A &ENAI1r -ssas-f AA-AAs4s.ss e-lA--a@s W
eZ9n peaches s4fiksC Der box. WRraecheR
peaches. 596soc per box: pears. T5dS5c per
box. pruues, DE Ger hox: California
grapes. &c per crate Eastern grapes.
iy9-se per basket: hQckiebsTrssS, SH3t4c
per ID; cTan5ecr.es, 3 per barrel. s. per
box.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay 0obbing1-Puget sound, per ton.
50: Eastern Washington timothy, SD; alt
alfa SO
Oats Gobhingl-s2fG22
Wheat-saS
Barley 0obbingl-Rolled or ground, per
ton 81
corn-Whole. 81; cracked. 80: feed neal.
g.
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MARINE ORGANIZATIONS.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-fntelAgeBcsr.
TAT00SH. Oct. I-4 ?. n--BaroTnstsr,
. -. cloudy. wind west. ten miles IN
ward. British bark CAPE Wrath, sic a. N
ship Oriental SD q. IN. a schooner. *,a5
q N. steamer. u q n a ship. - p. n
Outward barz sttoFn. II tow Tyee. uda
q H.. snip Fort George. IN tow Tacoma.
ard Tyse.
.NEAH BAY. Oct 2A-CIouay. light east
wfrG
PORT ANGELES. Oct. 2s-Barometer.
3 - cloudy wiHd weSt. six miles. Banks
Olympia and Prussia Il hay.
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Saturdays Transfers.

Martha Ann Wade 70 Ge0rglana ZlegIer.
los : and 8. blk . YtSler'S FIrsl add TO
Kent flse
Stephen p Willis e. ux 70 Mary e EW-
ing. iots = $ and 2 blk 2 Stones division
10 Green Lake addition s. and exchange Of
property.
Mary E Corh!n and A J. Corbia 10
George Francis Fay. trustee. lot T. blk 8.
Deuhg's second add 81.
Josephine short Ma-thissen TO Winnie
CTun Saort. lot -. Brousons addition 10
Kirkland xs5
Mary Ann Lord and Edward Lord 70 W
n knagEs and c. I knaggs. land II sec
3 q g. So.
Albert {. Brewster 20 Nellie Brewster.
ueit sec g g s. $3.50.
Amelia K. HambFtzht and John J. Ham
hrtg1t 20 Samuel Salderson. lois II. Is and
y. OAK 8, lots 20 II. Dix :, iOEs Il. y and
- blk 2. lots 70 and II, blk 5. BGcktns' zd-
dil0u. 81
Andrew Ole 70 the Puget Sound National
bank. @ia blk I, Meeksr's sep Plat First
add 70 kraf A.
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r-EANEE LYDIA THONP9ON.
~xrryfnx Ualfs4 Ssasss rssgL leaves CRY
Sgek 20. 81 Nata street Nor.tsy
IA easeseazg az9 FFl1ay at a. m Ter per-
Texrssua ssn gssn fslsats ans ~@s
whxsccr- Returning leaves Ssw whz.-
"a 4 Tsompasn. raa rszser oarrs :
LAZY. EoEar+4s Co, szs1-4 CITY eccx
Ts.sp1oas. Ax31 ~.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January I and
for the Pnaf "a

Real estate transactions since January
I 1897. are s4sI0ss7.sS Thsre were fled
Tor REGARD during me week s. deeds. the
eons.Gsra lions sgEregarinE SsI23I-0s Fol-
loving Il the record e ne week oy days
inclading SATURDAYS transfers:
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wAILA wALLA WHEAT MARKET

Special Dispatch 20 the Post eIlIgencer.
WALLA WAfIsA. Oct 23-Wheat took
an upward squirt today. Tic being quoted
for ciuo, and Ttc for bllestesn. Greater
dsusn2 fer bluesteu1 tran FOR cheaper
grades was noted one lot OF 1850 bushels
realized &c Total sales aggregated t0 90
bushels
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ca~zsy. October
LIE Eea
Warm ste p~ ~ se-s.
ouavi@ Rr X
NJ tx. T.
Az EEAEzseo Iacazz2
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Oct 1-Wheat -waIla
Waila, se7sIc. bluestem. sc 3c. valley, s.
Z SAC Per bQsEsL
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Oh. 1.-Ths revelation
.aFDlsn yesterdays advance n what y
- @.l'esi q ias b1llisa Tone g1teriy.ag
- alAr&*s le1tted a good deal o rnu413sr-
- senIlEnsnt OF a similar character tsaE
appeared % have existed THROUGHOUT re
ee9AtFy The maKkes fei1 the eIect Of
E41 al ne auy4ng orders tnry caEad man
So Lcr 2aiE an Ga1r. and sailing was cnn-
a.e9 ehl1ii y 70 me people wao Bad good
EF4Als - l12g wheat t1ey were wiling .
aeeept- Ils elevator people also bad
ht&se wheat 70 sell presumably against
purchasers q cash wheat IA the coan .ry -
a. East lc2Z vas supposed BY the lra3Ing
= t1e plE 20 % the basis OF sales By Ar
t1ouT & Co ard TIE Weare Commission
company. OF about leo 90 bushels each.
Iaat had no iaaaenee. however al lhs
tine. for the sale referred 10 Vas made q,
fFoEl SIC 70 s4iSc for Decenbe delivery
ead the prise rose Immediately after %
etse % e a5oFe ne closing AID highest
Liverpool vas up lad above yesterdays
Closing pr!Ce, because q The mere material
gan here TIE expoE,s from bOth coasts
tnts week amounted % 5.5Z - bushels.
nof any more than had been I8reshaGogsa
~ TIE daily clszranCez- 5g1s showing the
IMMENSE proportion Of The European saoTi-
age this country IS being called upon %
make good. TIE domestic receipts are d.
apzcG.
chicago receipts we're 10 ears. Of when
u were contract- The receipts q year ago
We're - ears The days cIearanees from
AtAauttc ports we're 60 bushels. which
Includes -four. The December future WAS
the strongest today. The advance referred
20 above, when December ToE2 20 ssssc.
was followed b. 4 reaction 20 sssc. but iE
Quickly recovered again . sc and later.
on The receipt OF the Paris qlofa1tous
showing sn advance eq2al % S1sc per
bushsl for the January and April term. the
early 54lsshaessss revived Dsce1noer rs
ing 20 s0c ard May % s434c AZ me close
Corn moved through sympathy wlEa
NaeaS, and after seli.ng a sl@de hsgae
early. the market turned easier AID The
decline carried prices tte oe.oR Ire close
yesterday. As the session advanced h0E-
ever. the market developed a steadier tone
and a. the close values were 45ost IN
changed from yesterday.
Elevator concerns were good sellers %
cars, bar outside Of the business done BY
them trading was Of no Consequence. De-
GENDER closed AZ lssais7sc. May raaged
from 2lia 20 lssc and was offered AZ 2Itse
at the close.
Hog products had sharp reaction from
the advance OF yesterday on active selling
by the local crowd. and from the fact mat
there was little or no support, prices met
with little resistance on their Downward
Closing Quotations
December wheat opened at slt4c and
huctGatsd between thal figure ard &c. At
II O'clock December was STAG and May
closing: wheat-oc,ober sic; Deem
Corn-october. SIC: December. 2sssc.
0ats-OctobeT, I71ze; December. Bas9
Fork-october. Ns2: December. G.a.
L.ari-october. E-52gA55. December AsS
Pejj t. sac: December 45s74.57.
Cash wheaf-No red 95c; No. red.
e=-9tc. No > spring SIC. No. spring,
s2rSsc; No hard winter. Sc. No. 3 hard
winter. szasic; No. l rev spring' ssass'zc'
oats-No. ;. Isssc. no. 3. I73zalsc-
SarIey-258 &c.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
THE OCCIDENTAL.

THE OCCIDENTAL
L. QBrfen, Spokane.
l. Ross. spokane
Beatrice NaUsal CITY.
W. l.. Kennedy and partner. san Fran
cisco.
A. Orchard. Omaha
AIrs. II ;. DafS =. New York
Miss Gladys Wallis, New York
siiss s. Johns0n- New York
Geo. BoswoE ., san Francisco.
Harry Coreou Clarke. Sac Francisco.
Mss EJeanor Robson. san Francisco
J. J. Giottiob. san Francisco.
Wilson tnas. san Francisco.
Pred perry, SaE Francisco.
WIN Levers. S4a Francisco
q - McCluarrs San Francisco
s.. 81 Clover. san Francisco.
Chas Hotchkiss Tacoma
l. 4. LunQaeTg Eigens0urg-
T0st Alien. Chicago.
J G. Mggter Alameda. CAT
VIII Il Stevens New York
g " heywa-a. Arm Arbor. Men
Dl3ph Levine and E!le. orpheum Star.
Dewey Heyward. Caieaga.
Isahella pstria,o, orpaeIm ssar.
" r. Craig san Fr4ncIsco.
I.ea " poxle. spokane
Miss 81 +. 1eune. Caupev.is-
1rS n k8hm CouCeViila.
Mrs r $lcaols CoUpeVlUe.
garuas : Edw&r3s Waalcom
= P Scarf j. M.rhae!. Alaska
Il IS C9lsaa. Portland.
gfe1. Harris and w5fe. Tsceu.a-
Trip GO EBtnatown Company
BENJAMIN teH - N-g 1orS-
Herman ShelTel- %ew York
james MeDu6 New 1ofk-
TFE BLrLER
r. z Grsensr, san Francisco
So Es.awet.. se1rua-
q Graham
Cars SEQ ant Hrrnertoa-
Geo Mcconnell chicago.
= IS 3oe1 -1tcaza
q = A.kla. Bas,e. M0a-
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, oct 2s--Wheat-FIrm. Clos
lax: No. / bluestem. SS1ac. No. club.
Sef9c
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE Oct. S-SaiIed-Am
sehr Nokemts Capt Euos- for Port LHd-
low. 20 Dad lumber for East San Pedro.
Cal
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PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS.
Steamer Idaho leaves daily except sun
day. a, a m. sunday direct. az 2 a. n. +;
returning. direct. leaves Port Townsend ut
! 2. N.
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Seztsls, Oct =. 1857.
Exchanges 81 Ere S2&ssse. Tacoma SO
kzas sz6 Portland clearing houses today
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Csecf7r-ssI He-el, 49, family neesi =
safe. sxce-.sai FsSls. az @z9s4srz improve
E-SEsA ~ a1-
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pARSEsoS q cHILCoTT.
ship and stssrzhip Agents Freight aaa
Chartsrlnz Brokers'
orices Mutual Life Building.
Tsiephone. Black gE-
wHATCOA, SEATTLE. AND TACOmA
ROUTE

Taks steamer Bar CITY for Anseorte.
Fatyna v4r. err S. haT1orC- Leaves CONNER
rfzt dock Tacoma. ? n. CffT dock
tfoos Main at-seE5. Seattle p M. Talea-.
THUR and Sat EesurnsrE fezsez What
en- , m. Fair8a en-. SIS tt ana
Aaacortes - 2. "a sur WesBes anf
Fr Faree-Seattte g Or ri 81 round tn.
Tacoma il-zS CT s. rognd TIP
" 81 Fills
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMpASr.


-TRs. GARLAND AND EvASOEL4
Seattle and Townsend-%es Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaVes 1eEier dock sun
q M for Port Townsend. P9FE Williams
ig.ngensas Port Angeles PORK Crescent.
Getty sDurg Pysht. Clatlan hzy and Mean
Eavs rsftrrinz arrives a. Seattle 3 . m
IN opposite days Steamer EERugel leaves
Y@slsT dog Tor Port Ioznserd. Port An
seles ard Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
ara Fridays az { - ?. m. arrives Seattle
alternate days az ~ p. VI
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
I&ET41% ROUTE

STEAMER MARY =. PERLEY
Leaves CalhraIta DICK foat o. washing
ter street for Sylvan Grove Port White
rreraert0n. r. s Dry Dock Charleston
sfs~ev Tracytgn si3ver9ale daily. ex-
re9tfrr astsrsavs ard Suudays az % .
n Saturdays a. 80 g. IN. Sundays az 20
b n Returning leay . slivsrd81s az 75s5
= n Dr. y ck En- a n. Sturdy rlxtts
ieayes sslvarda1e 50 3 n. Dry DOCK 7.08
n n TeIephoas Ref 81.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
Aearg

STEAMER DELTA
s@av@@ GalbraIih dock, foot of wasAinr-
Tor street. tuesdays, Thursday and SAL
ardays at o'clock a. IA. for kingrsoa.
Peri Gamble Seab@ck, BFinnon, folly
pexaffo I.IIlWAup Falls. Hoodspors aud
ITntca CITY. Returns alternate days.
u. TROuTMAS. Mastsr.
--s.anSn-e Red ISL
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STEAMERS.
Fly on TAE FLYElz


SEATTLE To TACOMA.
-Four reund trlPs daily. except sunday
In one hour ana ~ aty-1ve MINUTES
THE STEAMER FLYER
Re~uis- daily IrI2s SeattAe-Eaeona
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY, MAYA
TINE CARD.
Leave seattis-i.sS. ll-b - m: 2;Ss s-s
Leave Tacoraa-s.sa a. m; /. t.sa >. N
SUNDAYS
Leave seattle--1.so a m: I. n; ?. IA
LsssinE ~ s. NoTSaern Pacsas xharfl Ta-
coma. and Commercial doeS. foot Of Ma
rion street, Seattle.
PUGET SOUND ANp ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY
VICTORIA ROUTE
Steamer CITY Of Kingston between Ta-
coma. Wash. ard Victoria. = G.
,s:esprnII-y ,Taeana - iie At s:capra
lean Ian " i Spa townsend a.ei S.gAris:sara
s.ssam Ar.fl4 Victoria / AILyi s.soaIa
.DaHy except saturday.
This steamer furnishes hrss-class accom-
rnoGations. carrying both frelght md
passengers. aad leaves from YeslsE wharf
Seattle. for Victoria. 81 10 p m. and Zoe
Pass@nsers for Victoria caa occupy
sgateroS1ga until ! a. n.
FOR rates. tickets. ETC.. inquire or
c. F. TH0RNDYkE-
Agent, YeSler Wharf. Seassia
L A NADEAU.
Genera! Agent y. p. Ry-. Seattle.
The Reliable
STEAMER FARAII4OT
VIII SAL for
JUNEAU. SKAGUAY AND DYEA.
October 18th. at y m, and every twelve
days thereafter.
Passenger accommoda tons are AZ. Am
pie room for freight and stock
For rates ana further information cali at
Schwab a che-'s Wharf foot OF Union
street. Telephone. Pike g.
STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR MULTNoMAH
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT p. NJ
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
Ro G8nA 4;R Y c : SSESra
Tel, Main 81. CITY DOCK. Agent
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zsEin- Plasas- 7Gse. Eu-hal5. and
y sz10c1ro ls1z5e
Aogs-ixS crop. sTsa-. rev. IsG-sc.
Financial.
sss-l-g ~ Lo1dan. sixty GAYS. s. z11s.
s-gAE S4sSz.
Financial
SfFer HarS .---- So D-zfts-S5Ent go -
AAe1- Co.'S 80. $50 Telegraph =. :. -
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STEAMERS.
rscIFTC CoASr ~TE AaIsHrr co.

TIE Co-pazy's easgan, steamers UNA
TfE.LaA. CITY OF h8s.A aGa VAIL
WAL.L4A leave SEATTLE ser ssr FrAn
e.sce, via PORT ToeV7lsesE5a sua Nle "a
g.. az 3. n ort. T. s. i. i =. - g. Nov
) 20. Is - = 90 Dec. y ID ~ IL - So
pue a. san Francisco ,, e. e'et a
Is = 3, - Lsavs san fhsANgkss1t
ter Seattle VIA k3cfcrts, x. g., ans A'nr
1s<nseaa q e q 2c'inS
Due As Seattle. T. ua-s sfcl- "a II
Is, = O. 81 Nov. s %. Il. - = ~ nee
rse eisxaas S,eauers CORONA CITY
O. TOPEKA AND AL-NI leave SrA
TIE Ter Alaska az g. n. tFeseoer s., Z.
ne Lsu. * - nsss eaeS at seatt.
1ie& 3. t4, 81 - q Ncw. 81 y l5. Ii
LNec 9 = ~ - = Jan : Z. = Ias
Rany reserves rtehs - esa@nSe. ~ss
. F. TRow BRIDGE ?. 5. san,.. oceaa
GooDAL=-4 PERKINS & CO, Gen- AagJs
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wAslt.
INSTo& ROUTE
STEAMER A. r ROBINSON.
Carrying e. :. MaaL
90 Pert Orchard ard Fovr Washlngtna
rcuta. leaves city dock. foot - Man
street. SO 3. r., calling AZ South Eeach.
Burchell. hsleS 4aF4 srenlerfaa. II, s.
Chfce SliveFcale. Leaves Pert Orchard
Navy Staten AZ ?. m; arrives Seattle -
= r. m K \. Robinson master, l.iIly.
Bogaraus & ca. agents. Telephone.
Main =.
L 3 p. TRANSPORTATION Co.-wesk-
s,e1rner Champaign. skag3, river route.
leaves Seattle Oct a AZ s 2. m. 1tct- - 80
Sa IA. Cct. p. az a. "a. Leaves Mount
a M. oct So. az S - u}.s calling az Tefia-
Np, StauWOosl. Etr, Skag2k CITY, Mount
,-Ig-y T)5l.F.- steamers for all points On
the sound open al3 niEht. II. u. McDoR-
ala. Master. Telephone. Main s.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
seattla. Everett & whatcom Route.
sefST, sxcaat 50 taFdAy. at 10 p. m
Saatfie Everett and IA Conner Eoufe
steamer Falraaven lraves Seattle daily
except sunday. at a. m. calling al Ever
eft SONG rorth Monday. wednesday arr
FRIDAY. going south Tuesday. Thursday
az TsI sSssesSS' Main z7s yesler deck.
STEAMER UTOPIA
VIII saIT from Colman dock every Mon-
dAy and THURSDAY at 2. n for Blaine
ard vancouvvr. karS % Blaiaa. 500.
Telepaone Main So
a. p. MAXWELL. Agent.
cal8aAa Block
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
C. s. NAIL
STEAMER DELTA
leaves GalbraIth dock, foot Of WASHING
f0r street tuesdays, Thursday and SAT-
srtays at o'clock a. m, for kingwsoa.
TarF Gamble Seab@ck, BTinnon folly
pewaffo. LfiliwAup Falls. Hoodspors and
Tntca CITY. Returns alternate days.
ID. TROUTMAS. Mastse.
r~e..nSn-e Red ISL
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PACIFIc NAvIOATI0N g.

STEAMER UTOPIA
VIII SAT- from CclEnan dock every Mon-
sax All Thursday at 5 p. al. for Rlasns
STA vancouve~. Fare 70 Biaiae, s. 90:
NancouVsr, go
Telephone Main 81
a. p. MAXWELL. Agent.
Cal1lAn Block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

Cattla-Extra cattle went az 1i56f9 70;
common beeS steers. S.55l14s fair % prime
feeders. s. S0GA58s common 70 good steers
s713 Is; COWS and helfers S3-fo6z3 =
HogsSales were largely AZ sSeFf3s'
heavy packers going az g. tf95.ts, ana
prime Iightws!ghts a. t3506g4, prices were
largely ice per Io0 pounds lover than A
week ago Pigs sell largely az - 900 . -;
f4l~ "a rhoice 81 sat. common 70 choice.
& gs}Fs9 Z. good 20 cnolce S3.56l44, cannon
"a god Hght. s3s0ff3s7iz. cuIls tlsEl-za.
sbeen were sala5le a. s25olf4ad for ia .
tves and Sc !. fer !" efle5 5@s ~ Il a.
r~and at S+fTs Westerns selling a. 81. 40
sa1 ard feeders a. - so04 -
RecetpLS-Hogs. = oooi cattle. 40, saes2,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

Saturdays marker was fairly acz+Es rot-
= llnsTaE8-ng TIE disagree DE Ss-ttE1e4.
b8ttsr ard eggs cOztlnue a~El- Il ne &
Tezl Eorla J1s market Is hEz1-
JobbiRx Quotations
TIE following were TIE tohaIag quota
14oTls OF wholesale dealers Saturday
sugar. Hour and Coffee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

Trste1 States registered ceUre7 have
sos& AZ elxh 3S IL the stEhsSc 17 record.
TIE asa prices q aetk issues heTs T1ovSa
I'D = euHse2 uegce. VIII tAs ease In tAa
El1sey -ssxEae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

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Elves. coup .-i5E- $YC & stills Tas
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g.. r & ID. SIS i9sSs r O. W lists . Sess
=. * r G. lists III fSt.L- & IMC5s *
kours .... 500. SS3s St.L- & IF q. - 1854
East Tenn fEts.1s 81 Paul Con 40
Erie Gen. Is II StP.C. & P.1sts .ilsis
F W&D lists. TT. - F'fves .... .... If5l4
Gen Elee. $ lelN 5. c. Noa-Fund- \
c. Fl. A. 5. a g la6 50. Ry & 1900. G254
Seconds 49,. .i85is stand r Il T SIS -
II. s. T Cen. IS Ii Tenn. new set s. Sd.
Cen s. .,--.---Ie4 r =. L. G. lists. ga
Iowa g lists .. ssh Reg eds ..... ~
Kan. p. Cou-tr ssi. Union Pac lists iB5s.
X + fst DID. tFffs iF-Pn 4 G; lists. -
la New Con Is s Wah- Ist 5 &C.. .l07as
l., s. " Uni. Is. ssTs Seconds . ... -
MISSOURI s. la West Shore Is ..lasi4
n. n. s I. Ids. 6isa Va. Centuries =. s.
FoGTs HalSi Deferred =. -. 4
~ Y Cen lists 1881
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1897-10-30
CYCLE CHAT.

The new high school building in
Philadelphia, and also the one in De-
troit. Mich. will have ample stall room
for the bicycles ridden by pupils.
Smoking lamps are generally caused
by lack of draught. If the trouble can
not be otherwise renedied bore two or
three holes around the base of the
lamp.
Moran. the famous French rider, is
very sensitive. When he loses and is
Missed by the crowd (Which is cheer
full French custom) he cries like =
child.
However welcome woman may be,
she is certainly out Of place in a cen
tury run. Even continuous trip Of 50
miles is much too long for woman,
unless she is exceptional.
Nothing is more injurious to boy
than to ride on a wheel that is too large
for him. He must almost stand on the
pedals. and the exercise in that po-
sition is so violent that it is IN easy
matter for the little fellow to lay the
foundation OF hip complaint or spinal
disease. 4 boy should ride wheel
fitted to his size or none at all.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1897-10-30
SEEN IN THE STORES.

Light-colored grenadines for evening
wear.
Irish point lace in straight and Vine
bands.
New skirts that are but four yards
in width.
Fail satins having scrolls in Pompa-
dour effects.
Bright colored denim dresses
trimmed with black braid.
Large velvet hats decorated with
half-.ong ostrich plumes.
Midseason hats of wide Alpine shapes
in felt trimmed with quillS-~
Dainty needlework cases of leather,
satin lined, and silver utensils.
Pale-green, white. and turquoise
leather belts having gilt buckle.
China crepe for long sashes worn
knotted on the left OF the front of house
toi,ettes.
Golf cloakings of bright plaid on one
side and brown. blue. black or green on
the other.
subdued plaids of rough texture
and smooth and twilled fabrics of
brighter colors in dress goods.-Dry
Goods Economist.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1897-10-30
The Skyiark'. Song,

In the winter the skyari Of !,,nyland
does not sing; but in early days of
spring the gres, !i!'rns OF these birds
break up. and then go in pairs to Ieo.
for places to build th,.i" nests ana rear
their young ones. And then the chacm-
ing song OF the skti;stn is heard Ia all
its sweetness. While tils mother n!gs! is
brooding over Ter q. Is d warm tGeul,
her mate 6fftd FINES MO TIE air. and
then with q'l,srring wings mounts
vertically upward so far that he looks
like mere speck in The sky. and al! the
time pouring forth his rich aud nea uti-
full song. but at last ceases his song be-
fore descending again to the ncst.-St
Nicholas.