davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning times., 1897-01-10

The new year, thus far has been very
interesting to those who do not eenfine
their interest to the events and doings in
the narrow confines of home. All Europe
seems to be arrnfug.3 Tlit French minister
of war has just Issued an order adding o
battalion to each of the regiments of the
line. There are 141 regiments of the
line tall line regiments are infantry and
these are already three battalions strong
A French battalion is 1 900 men. rank and
file. Consequently, a French regiment will
hereafter be 1000 muskets strong, and
the army is increased 151 900 men. This
is the answer of France to the recent In
crease of the German army by about Co.
900 men. 1t is the belief of the ablest
military men in Europe, that the coming
war between France and Germany cannot
be postponed much longer. France has
a decided advantage now in having the
best field artillery in Europe, and a fleet
that will take hand next time. Germany
is straiping every resource to be able
to meet what the ablest statesmen be-
lieve may come any time.
Austria has just gone into the money mar
ket for loan OF coo 900 600 florins tabout
$4,000, ,o00) to renew her field and sea
coast artillery, and bring it up to modern
standards. 1t is strange circumstance
that, with undoubtedly the very best drilled
army in Europe, Austria has been beaten
in every war she has been engaged in for
hundred years. Napoleon used to say
that the matter with the Austrians was
that they We're overdriIIed. 1 think there
is something i'll it. Then, her tactics have
been overcumbersome and clumsy. There
never ought to be but two tactical move
'nlents,' said. the Duke of Wellington just
before lie died, "and they should be to
get from line into column and back from
column into line Good soldiers are
coming to agree with the duke about this
See how simple our last drill book was, and
then remember, ye veterans, how d genera
ton ago we groaned over Hardee in the
days of 1861 Think of the old flintIOck
niusket that had to be loaded in one time
and twelve! The United States isn't saying
much about 1t, but our engineer and ord
nance Officers are buster now than they
have been since the commencement of our
great war. New York city could not be
approached by an enemy's fleet now with
out that fleet running the risk of being
blown ont of water, riddled with 12-inch
sltelis or shivercd into flinders with dyna-
mite. The great American metropolis is
much better defended than any seaport in
iS Itha
ii is to know. And yet-sho wing how little
common sense and patriotism some people
have-a leading newspaper in that city
has been trying to find out the secret OF
New York S defenses, in order that it might
be published in some Sunday issuel
The morning times., 1897-01-10

A political trademark ought to be pat
ented like any other trademark and it
ought TO be felony to counterfeit it, Take
PETERS whiskers, for instance Any
Senator who should presume to let his
whiskers grow TO the length and dye
them The color Peffer does his. it would
be clearly an infringement of PETERS po-
litical trade mark Then there the young
man by the name OF Bailey, from Texas,
while he cannot claim the sombrero, which
is the vested right and heirloom OF all
Texans, the use of it in connection with
long hair and a black, double breasted
broadcioth coat and the Congressional
white lawn ties, is actionable Nothing
but the tender feeling which the Texas
delegation has always felt for rsCoL Bill
Sterrett, the member for life, prevents
his being prosecuted for an Infringement
or BaIey's political trade mark Then
there are a lot of metaphors which form
part OF campaign outfit of other eminent
Americans, which should be patented by
the inventors Property rights in pecu-
liar dress, beard. handShake, and states
man scOwls should be protected by law
The morning times., 1897-01-10

1t is TO be presumed that liquor gets into
the Indian country in aboriginal packages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
aARryE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. Sept. ss--Arrived--
Haw sch Honolulu Capt. Th0GAgei. frstn
Santa RoSaIia via Port Townsend. 90 load
for Chemuipo. Korea.
ASTORIA Sept. @e.~-ATrfvea. September
y Ger ~ Flo.foerk from Hiego, oaftSif.
F3r bark Bowman q. Law from H. 80
sailed. September -. ssr George w. Elder
Tor Juneau. arrived Schr Mary +. kpSA.
SAN DIEGO Sept. Sailed September
3. Rr 81 Metropolis for Queenstown
PORT CAMILLE. Sefsy. = Arrived sep
TENDER =. Hawaiian scAr Honolulu fruxn
pert Townsend.
COOS BAY. sept. s-Arrsvssi sepsesn-
Der y SIR Arcslza hence September -.
REDONpO. sept 1s-Arrfvza SepteEn Der
- sshr j. Is. Leeds. from As5ofia. sailed.
schr Ruby Cousins. for Grays Harhor.
GRAYS HAKBOE. Sept zs.-Arrtved.
september = brig Ciessya. from Hiio:
schr G. II. Merchant. sailed. schr Pioneer,
from San Francisco
AMSTERDAM, sept .9~Arrgved Sep
tember q, Nor sh Aunake. from Port
FI;ErMANTLE. sep.. Ga-Arr4ved. sep
tember =. b bark Pomona, frcssa VAN
SYDNEY Sept. p -Afrsvcsl. no date. hk
Seminole from Astoria
YOKOHAMA Sept - Sailed. SEPT esss-
ber =. Br str CaFmartaensaire. for Port
lard
LONDON. sept. za-Arrivs8. September
:. Br 81 Andflna from Pore Gamble.
BEACFY HEAD. SPIT. Zs.--Fasscd, Sep
tenApr Is Ger hk Henry Clsnsni, from
san FRANCISCO. sept. z.- Arrived.
SIR Queen Seattle. SIR NYaiia WaiAa> VIC
land sfr Alliance. lsoTsis M Vla COOS bay.
sailed. ~ Bouena, NanslHso, TX Gafherrr.
Taefssns tx TupZatiaWt, Port Haakeiey.
schr -. n. ke3logg. Graya HnaoF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
No SCARCITY o. SAILORS.
shipping Men an the sound Say Saa
FraneI@en Sgarv Fs tnGounded.

SPECIAL Daspateh 20 the EscS-TntelltEenes~.
PORT TOWNSEND. sept .~Skspgs-E-
men here deny los san FransaseS ssoty
about the scarcity eE sailors on Puget
sound. and say they hear notIseS from
shiatnasters about vessels being tied up IN
San Francisco because men cannot be had
- the present raze ef wages The sscry
from tire Golden GATE T. that seaznsa ara
demanding an increase - wAges fr0rn 80
% so a month. and asking an advance OK
50 Instead 81 sac FrA1s the same sozrre
comes the statement thar the hiSAsr wages
named are being paid az Portland and on
Puget sound.
There seems % BE no scarcity OK seausen
hers, a. several SHIPS have been manned
here within the past fSw weeks without
any trouble. the British ship Falkland.
with wheat Tor Cork. getting almost an en-
tire crew here On Sunday within a fesv
hours time. shipping agents AL aioag the
Coast are under contract 70 furnish men
al stated Wages and Il Is not likely they
would enter INTO any arrangement FOR rails
ing wages. and without their help 1t cauid
hardly BE- brought about
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. SEPT - -To5ay. ws-h club
weeaf quoted noutnAl.y ~ &c there was
az immense amount Offering alGhoaE a
buyers Wer- uOs aaxlo}ls f1T business, pre-
ferFluE u wA4t farther Gegetopruents-
EeralEu advises we're al - decis - y
weak nature rercTfirE buyers as bold
trr o. Tor lower pyiees HisgestsTn hss
fallen su TIE es lnastlau 90 IRE word.
sza Il ID longer clans IRE same 1IEegea-
RAD "a valley. wAsr1 Wss quoted ~ lss.
he.a- a cert over hleseseln-
valley. 80. Walla Wz4.a~ ssc: blueseerz.
-Se
ne ooo1tA csoeias to-day hzs been an
ceptSouaElv Avniy enc 20 Sasrpfnr
circles. Eaever fu4 caexoes e whsat
an4 sour nave lex EoTs ard far Europs-
Az8 = twe.f-a IS Ia tas stF= g sazasa an3
ready 10 clear TIE steamer Gle1Ioe IS.
wte a carving capacity u Eg8 tens
to.s& so-os-z ~ Portland q cargo oS luua-
1~r amounting - over & - sf1 Feet rae
s-ee r1zAEu E6tV - PeEEa carried awav A
carxzs - ace so fses @ ls.rrae-. 1>na
eefs4 shipments & whsst t--sra Portland
during tas meath e SeP1eE ner aano2nt 81
70 50 s1s h3sAe4z. valued az s*@ - AEd 81
sos.r e - baFres value AZ xH3 - er a
vrRra zeal for ths uu-rh. Hoar ca1rts 4
X va. x Z 81 - sos els q wn~at
Xalat& a. f@GsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
NEW YORK Markets


NEW YORK. sept. 1s~-Todsy'z seek
market ssigs further 6ezn0E$grass1 1Aa
eaazxeA -actsr q IS sEs@eas-alsoA All
~ e1t.ra sslsz,2G1ec - he ftNssl- 80
go kssn 49, re earz wee E1n~s
ssgg-s=sEws thaa a. any tine AeTsSossssTe ard
nssr win sc4rcely ans 1gsHosUcsEl AAeF
eesxaa4 somewhat &ppTy@ 6a-SF@ 9s~T k1-ssF
oNm SUCCESS ana ooEEAs quite steafa43. 4s3a
rssL.zr "a . rn4ze axt c1&G4eS Gals e.
rsEugar Bat TIE large&S g1-Fs E@Ts On
49, SEE ~ Re laz~@s. TIE 1eerx ssecs@G-
% IN Gs~lacssn& a E1rcs~ q SOP hl~a
o-sars ~ weA9zv r-arx4z8st - s1sasztLEs
20 zInzs AL Eaare Re&Ee4 - q l@Fe so1s
sszA.-s -Gzu sxs E@sz the G2za 1GT2&0@e-sS
< EAx 4 zos&1ss sAsG t14% SAAteFeT 4g2-
,~ztgse. v-zs show- wzS azztzE re ceGz-zE
zr3 ina -@1o~@-v was SOW ARC E.A&-aAx ard
"a z@Ca 1A-.E1sh-1 vosxEzs % EFs14AS
re Ger ss--s = 5EAg atr2Gxx EsrE s-aEAs -
g,saE ZsraesrEzsa Taf1e A. S1gz-. Iale&gs
CAS- as ia Zeal szs xscG&-s wlsse-. k4NEs
lay proved 50 s@Sssy ss41sSe~ - z4AS.-
.S4.a-s11.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
transactions since January 4 ana
for Yesterday.

Real estate trans3eti0ns since January
l. 1855 are 81 a. ZZS There were flied ter
record yesterday deeds. egErsgsttng
s. ST. Following Is a ilst furnished hT
the Seattle Abstract Company. room 80
Nhw York block
Sheflw 20 Mary Ha Rgarfh, sia ne seo
T. o. q 80 acres, june 81 S.E56,
X n. Beck 70 n. ~. Beck. sia sw NV
Sc a. - 3 September :. sos
George NaFkuA 20 Anita T. Markgs. lot
-. block %. Denny & Hoyt's add. April
81 1885. 81
M8FEaFe{ Becker and husband h8thiss
20 Phillips Morrison. spt ~ hIask s. nean' 8
aad. September 2 s., 20.
Edward bleweft e ak. % Nary J..
Wright lots II 10 49, block - DHany A.
iavf's add, September q. $50. 90 replace
lost deed ~ October 81 IesN
MarRaret JQhnsqm and husband kan@rk
90 Cseerge =. DeSteiEuer. l8t 81 ard q u
feat Toe e block 81. Bufk&s - add. SEP.
temher &,
JOAN W Thornton a. Tx 20 Prank Y.
CnrlaGuaHu tot = 0tceA 3 kt0titnH9n ad1.
September ., 40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

Harpers Round Tabs
After tho uegn tive Is washed take
piece q surgeon p catt0u-Hrgrgeon' cotton
.s Gssd because Is i fres from rpsfga bits
fhat nisht scratch the flu-dip Il 81 tAs
water. squeeze L dry. 1Ha wlpe the rists
gently. drawing ths GOTTEN Ienggbaise of
the plate Until tae s4por1uous Elalstur@
II removed Then soak fne plate ~ aiee-
Dol Tor fhFss minutes. drain. and place on
a rack 20 dry. TIE rack may - ses ia
warm place. hut lot Saere there - beat
enough - melt th& film Th5 afosnal dis
places ths NEger n tas dln. and as aIeo-
hsI evaporatss TagsG4g, khs pAate VII -
dry II about twenty minutes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
Hoxtoa Wool Market.

BOSTON, Sept ea.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter Will say tomorrow OF
the wool trade.
Actual sales OF wool during the PAS
week show the very reverse % what was
anticipated. TIE total volume OF trans
actions foot un IN excess u 1900. 90
pounds making the week stand ogIt a.
ensoag the most noteworthy IN the history
OF the trade The enthusiasm 81 Boston
over the opening London sales Is very
great not a fsw dealers predicting very
lively times as a result. Prices remain
very firm, particularly IN hsace@. Large
sales Of territory wcoIs have hsea made.
and, In fact nearly all classes % wools
have been IN demand. Sales o. the week
N Boston aggregate l3eiz09 pounds. n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
Liverpool Market for Rreaa.tua..

WASHINGTON, Sept. es.--A summary
OF the condition % the Liverpool market
for hreaastur il supplied the state Depart
Enent by United STAGES Consul Boyle AZ
that place. The imports into Liverpool
from this country viii probably be On q
large scale for some time. the estimate
being 5000 70 20 GO quarters weekly Ter
some months. The demand FOR maize ~
largo. and the imports !nso Liverpool dur
ing the past year surpassed all previous
rArortts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

TIE North western Line comprises over
DO miles o. perfectly sasipred rxtfssy
:, Ttsnsls. iowa. Wisconsin. MfshirAn-
1innssota, North Dakots. south pAke,s
e,saraskA ard Wyoming. II operates tos
su.ss trains n ths @orla TIE service 70
fhaesxs MtfSa asstss ard All are prizes Pal
cities CT ths Esst ard segtEesss cannot
=. eysrn4sss4- Insist sH Hav1rg ygur tickss
"a. saI-hs Soraa- wesfsrn.- r. W. Parksr
Tourasrc44l AxsHE, ~ F1rrt avssas. ssAs-
IL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The Farauon Is expected to arrive to-
day
Steamer Tmsflila sails Tor San francisco
al O'Clock tomorrow morning.
steamer Axis time ~ departing for
Alaska has been Postponed TO October 2.
at a. IN.
Inspectors Cherry and Bryant made
their annual inspection q the Tug JAanItA
yesterday with favorable results.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

Nywur YORK. Sept- 2s.-Tss laird xzis
- ,s--saI es~ses wAs G&ad LIS afternoon
- - sraAsaE no0T % re woSa 49,
~ranga IRE szts attracted kaxse
-5,r-ker q Nooz manufacturers FROM al
- * The eaGnL~y. re zttsrsG2nce -
= aSEgeT than ~ any % tca f1xT7ser
wa5ez TAN eaFak5Ezs ccEfas2sG &s%f
ksslez e- ( - ~ gos4z4s TIE offerings
rg-sssgs~ss@.s fsgsh zszzesttc As6 fsxs-xa
xr-alx On higher Lc24oG e-2nSes waAoa
senmrs8 ar hnw2ne@ - C - T1G. TIA
prices rszs .zS1 wrrs 1srAsr- Nor q tae
.sysxsnsr. we.s l. .zE.@ .s.s s-<kzsss sox
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 70 eAe Post-ln = ~ cancer,
TAToOSA Ssr1. 4a,--E&rcn@tcr. @SA
Cloudy, wind sonsheAss, Is mIess.
NEAE BAY. Sept &--Cloa1y easnai
tugs SEA IAo0. WAu1ercr ard ls0rns Il
Eay
PYSHT. sep @s-~E.isht rain. nainl
PORT ANGELES spa 14.--k&AIafD les,
=. II cloady. vesE Wind, 70 miles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
SAY FRANCISCO Markets


SAN FRANCISCO. ssas .a-ranafv 40
? gegs sxsna No2T - sawaE following =
sa4Y GeE1rs - wGaat. ne Gz-ks O.
erTE 10 &Ere - TeEsrGays l=saes.
eatLEsiY p 1sH-2.ti, TaTy EsI-a baz@ asz. n.snx
.zszss szt&rsE Ege active ~ Gaa 1fEa.z@, 80 .
1&EE13s Ga&z trol F1EE Ecz-a kcr ex-
pork ess esrlsT Is t5Na-. gzaarses ssSg ,
ATswGg r~EzlA1z8zg EEcz AnEe1s caEzgrs
kSwa 6rorpe@ eanss srrar ny. Cats are
sAzg z=5 911s s1=Gy .ee~4 a-49 zAz4Z.-.- czss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

CHICAGO MARKETS.
Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Sept. es.-wneat started firm
December, which closed yesterday AZ assc,
te an 70 49, a. ssgTes - sra aa1s thaush
steady climb which carried L 70 slAc about
TWO hours from the opening. Better cables
than expected from Liverpool and Paris
con trs5utei 10 the strength. Il was prtn-
cipally due, however, 20 the general BELIEF
81 the defeat Of the Amendment 70 TIA
rules being baaoied on 70 reinstate No. :
spring as ons OK the oescfl piioEs o. wheat
deliverable On speculative contracts.
Some part Of the nUnneSs may have oeaa
Gue % . falling on IN the Northwestern
receipts. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
sd carloads against SIS the co<Tls pouolns
day OF the week before and 81 3 year ago.
The Chicago receipts were rs cars or
which twelve were No. spring, but there
was not a car % wheat that e0uld be de-
nvered % I'll = sale for December delivery.
Baltimore reported accepsances from Lon
don OF good quantities OF hour offered ~
cable.
Two circumstances that came 70 nght
about y clock knocked the Gud~TF 1nnlng
from the market and caused Il 70 come
previous supporters. Paris was found 20
BE- forty censimes lower for September and
df,esn centimes lower for FEBRUARY AID
Antwerp twerty-flce csnttnes lower for al
descriptions OF American wnsaL They
started the dechne ard Hradstresi's figures
on ths visible supply. making II s,ssg, :"
bushels, gave 81 the coup de grace Inc
market subsidized 10 @iisc On the cables, but
twenty minutes after the posting OF ths
visible figures. December had been driven
down 20 sSas
Then the marks ssesdiea again. TIE
belief that there was Dug" in the Brad
street futures Sapguswne grew rapidly.
Shorts. too Sc xsd the opportunity 70 cover
and the market slowly recovered fIot1 Is
fright December was bringing s$Gssssc az
the close.
T'fzzre was very little 10 corn except SYN
rsthy with wheat The dullness q trade
prevented a more than &c decline. how
ever. when whsst made is sensational
dive. Il closed nc lower.
Sympathy with xaea1 and corn. Ggui-
d4tiezi and Larger offerings generally WefS
the ca .ss OF she weakness ard lower
prizes IN oals December clossd sc lover.
Provisions were dun and prices q shade
lower due 20 sympathy wiIh grasa- A.
tze close December pork was @izc lower;
December lard unchanged and December
rt1s SIC lower.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
Port Orchard Mud shark.

A party Of fishermen caught large
mod shark near Port Orchard. and
brought II. to Seattle Tuesday night. The
sae pSser Mas bought hy T. II. pu;to7.
who Is exhibiting II az tho foot OF Madi-
son street. The aSh Is twelve feet Anag
and weighs go pounds. When caught II
MAS lying ia a salmon net. dead.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

We are r5w p-cpawec 20 % Composition
fer the sr@1s fazy uessaret To Scnpsgesl
Man!1a BREWER ara fssrg Primer. sat1S-
f.esa0n E1zra1tsss. Cab or address POST
IaEas4lgsne@r. 5eafE.A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
are loTs-s receipts ara snail. 5us there
10 demand
Closing Qrotzrfaus-

are lors-s. rece.PSs ara szalls sus there 5
Closing oaot.rssn.-
osr : extras. ssss1is; bakers.
wAs9t-sasppinx. us ss- 10. l. and
49, tx ekss-ce. milling s. a.-slL5G-
g. a.@s-e2.-Ee esd. sseSs--a. caai~s, ses brew
oats-Roe- . lar. sis-ssel rs god "a
sho.ee sL9sEI p. fsncy Ted. SIS. gray.
$50. milling. S--3@ssL -151. Sz-pE1ses
Nasas-Esz-ss. DecezbeE. SIS: Nay.
B4-ssy--Easy; December. sssc.
93ssrs-, Is g yels.ow. alosLl-7-.
FEoer, qaarSe- sacks. Is 90; wheat. cen
tsls. .ss1s. barley. c@ntals a 90. cats. cen
sacxs. l.se; cora. cen.ass, -: rvs. ceR;zls.
1<--9y po1ao es. sacks @7@s. oc-oas- sacks.
s Gran. sacks. 1&a. Zs98lsn-s sacks
1les. lay. so2zs a.: hsSs. bales. s; oroosn
silver. aas&s. is: vine, gzI.ozs. 49,
Produce. fralt. Kite
Mitcitngs- sls. seGz2
EraH-s.s 5es9lss9
h9y-W heat E-91s: wheat ard cas-.
AsG1s. oats sleegl-; best harley. fletL-:
a4Iaifa- g %; clover. ksEzs. compressed
w9eAt. slzgl4; straw. per bale, soaf &c per
.yegetahle-Esriy Rose posasoes. @s
- per centak. river tsurn4N4s as4s
Ever r@1k aSEEss5c. Salinas 2lToa1Es. 1s8z
- sa.seEsAla onions. $500 pr esztAl;
o-rs sssc; garlic. zGzt.c. green peas.
.s@-c; string beans, IazGzc; bay squash,
cora. se8SScs greea peppers. zGEe Der
box egs plant. Ses+sc. green okrs, @1sss>.
Er1ls-Cho8ce sppies S9vstc; comnaoD. a..
:9tse. sra berries, s. 5oe9-so, black berries
&c Per pound. cTa1oerTles 81 Per barrsl.
Ca sslo12ss. 4es sc per erates nGIness.
- 4eo: Fontainble@u and sweet wa.es
grapes. l5zg-Sc per box; Musca-s. assS
black. 9oe1Sc. Tokay. 2sISec. Lzsbslla, se1
&C; peaches. E9S0c per cox paunls. 1ss &c
box wassrEneions, sss1l2.s9 per 10 Nalsn-
Ella oranges. slso99 per box: Mexican lines.
st5ezS: cosEnaca California lsz1on$- ae.;
caolce California lenosas. s2-50, bananas 81
e. per bunch; plnsa22iss. A-Ss41 Par
ButTer-Fancy creamery. g71Sc; DO. sec
onds. zsg2 sc; fancy dairy S3szz4c; do SEC
oads. ssa-c;. picked. lsa-le; nr1lsa. lSss
I.c per pound.
chsese-New. lealzssc per pound; old. 81
ssszc; California cream casaGAr, lie;
Young America. I9aI1e: Eastern. l2gl4e;
Western, lQ12c.
Eggs-Store. 1ggSc: ranch. l0Sgsc;
Eastern, lSQ2Scs duck, &c.
Poaltry-1arkey go6olers i4Gi5c: turkey
hens, lscs old roosgers. &-s0Gt per doEea:
young roostsrs. $sQi59. small oroiiers, 81 =
915. large 6roilers, s. seas flyers, <-7Ssf
xsGg4; gezs@. sia59l 80 per pair. aoSllngs.
sl-s04s15S: pigeons, <lgl25 per dozen.
Wool and Hops.
Wooas-Spring Nevada. l9dlsc. Oregon.
lGl4c; Northern l4Ils Fall; Southern
coast lambs +31ize; San Joaquin, 5Salcs
northern lambs. STtocs mountain. lea lie;
San Joaquin plains S4%c.
Hops-lAa crop. ealec; new. l4l4c-
Financial.
Sterling on London. sixty days. $a-3is;
sight, s4s6
Silver bars 49,. a3t4iDrafts-Sight 80. Is
MEX dolls 49,. lsF4sI.l Telegraph =. .. ia
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TACOMA WHEAT ARKET.

TACOMA. sept %--yraeat h,s~r n
evrnuRtav with Eastern markets White
receipts are fair. farmers ara dispose !
ia no5a s8T better prices Nc. hlaesreza.
Sac. No. / club. ssG-
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nreaa.tna..

LIVERPOOL Segt. @s.Wheas, quiet
No. ! ssanaard California whSSt SIS ID; on
coast. nothing doing and 8 lower. car
goes on passage. sellers ~ a decline OF "a.
ETlgIssA country markets generally lower.
and French COUNTY, markets steady. Law
erpool wheat. No. / CalsxoruLs. - SdaSs a. .
wheat in Paris easy, -four weak.
Closing cuosa 1o-s-Wheat, sPos. No. .
red Western winter. dur. IS sd. Nc. Z
red Northern spring, duh. IS "a Corn.
spot. American naked. quiet. IS led: Amefi-
can mixed. old. quiet. g Ind. Ocs eAeT.
quiet. 3 I'd; Novesnber. qElet. 8 ID.
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The Daily Poss-Infsli x~nnsr IS so~ cn
sass N sTf,snz. OF. a. E1oa Hfos-'. -
k1rvz4cn ggrs<s yoxzkzx4 E11sl Ssss
ssarsa AnE NegTh wsst .ssws Ge1g31ys -
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Closing Quotation.


Coed cattle SD today 81 firm pEtcsss.
Common dressed o@ee steers - - ees
choice % extra salppsng cattle, @s.sfssa-as.
VIA a few sales around Ss,.s1s-ssf, con-
mon 80 70 50 pound seekers SOD a.
s. oa78Z whss cnolca fseaeFs Drought
81 a. g. COWS a<tters and as4ss we're ac-
I've a. generally stacy ps4ess c1osacs
re- ers selling a. fkZ4A8 Caves went
largo a. Saa6syl. cattls from rs
western RANGES acre n 1sos1eEass cznA2sd.
A Erear many b<ias SIC Tor LeeGeTS a.
J. sass -. largely a. 2sfT13 u.
Trade II hogs Sas god and cansos l7ss
sre,fa- 80 v7ere saow HesTy packers.
s. sfsT5 - b5stcAaTs 4tsEs&-@. caaice -
prime &ght- S+&AI4&. PRIME heavy.
3sfWts4 -. -
Sasep ard l4Das we're lsrgely L2-so
lower tsan 3. ere close o est w1e&
yVeg-e-a Faags saeeg. fssS43a. !@w GO
lrE Below Sas3 as large nun2ooT gong
around g. 5eS -. Poor % cslo3ae natsyes.
s. sfef4 te LAMB moved cE at S-esaFs-a -
fer poor 20 strictly choice. coed nocSs
F.e ..ss-s s~l4slla Iseg. aoxs. 21@ss
sheen j. afE