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THOMAS BOWLING a. CO.. AUCrIoNEEgs.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON THE

VALUABLE BUSINENS PROPERTY On TIE
NORTHEAST CORNER of TwENTN-THIRlD
AND ! STREETS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY THIRD.
1897, AT FOIR-TiilRTY O'CLOCK I'M, will
sell. In font of the premises. part Of lot B. In
square SO. and improved by three-story store and
dwelling. with stable ia the rear.
Terms: Sold subject to trust OF $1,000. balance
cash. Sl00 deposit required at the time OF sale.
and all conyeyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. Terms OF sale to be compiled with In fif-
teen days from day OF sale the property VIII
be resod at The risk and cost Of the dciaultins
purchaser. s,l3 -dtds
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John A Loe.... Barn Burned.

A fire at Youngstown, Ohio, yesterday de-
stroyed the large stock barn Of John A.
Logan. jr. Eight finely bred horses and
many elegant equipages were burned. Loss
estimated at $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-17
Wonderful Work of the United States
Fish Commission.
PRACTICAL AND PROGRESSIVE
A Valuable Volume Describing 1t
About to Be Issued.
THE GU LTURE OF SHAD

That the government of the United States
is paternal in its character. always extend
ing its beneficent influences in behalf of
those who enjoy its protection, is shown N
the variety of its helpful institutions but
in none is this feature more emphatically
illustrated than by the United States COM
mission of fish and fisheries. The food of
1OOO0,O00 people comprises vast assort-
ment of articles. and of these none is of
habit the oceans which confine the coun-
try and their estuaries, the rivers that
flow into them and the great lakes that dot
the interior. 1t is the purpose of the
United States fish commission to constant
ly renew the supply of the Inhabitants of
these waters. AT present the work of this
important branch of the government is
being prosecuted under the direction of
Commissioner John J. Brice in an extreme
ly practical manner. Commissioner Brices
policy was expressed sententiousiy to
Star reporter year ago, when he said:
Il propose to put SO may fish in Amer
lean waters that there will be no further
necessity for the adoption of laws for their
protection.
The records of his office will show that
he is persistently and successfully carry
ing out this idea The number of fry of
some of the more important species dis
tributed and planted during the season IF
1S.i3-.G was Ia marked increase over pr
vlous years, SO comparison Of that year
with lS6-9i will show what great ad-
vances have been made by the commits
sions under its present management and
system
f11Y1
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUcrIoNEERS.
612 st. NV.

se14-d&ds
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C C. SLOAN & co. Auctioneers. 14o7 q st.

JOHN ID. LARNEIi Surviving Trustee.
se13-dts 1888 4 et. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-17

s. BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER
q HORSE AND CARTHAGE BAZAAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-17


tie Matching apparatus for salmon propa-
and trays The troughs in common use are
1G feet long, II to 16 inches wide and 6k
inches deep. These troughs are divided by
vertical partitions of metal or wood into
compartments just enough longer than the
trays to enable the latter to be raised and
tilted slightly. The essential feature of
these troughs is that at the lower end of
each compartment is a partition extending
entirely across almost to the top, while at
the upper end is a similar partition eX-
tending from the top almost to the bottom.
The water is consequently forced to flow
under the upper and over the lower parti-
ton, and must necessarily ascend through
the trays containing the eggs that occupy
the compartments. The trays are of Wire
II inches wide and "a inches long and deep
enough to project above the water an inch
or two. In each tray two gallons of salmon
Two tIoughs, 10 feet long. and 1 foot wide
will carry 100000 eggs. The Pacific salmon
matches in about thirty-ive days. The
Atlantic salmon eggs require several days
lCLger. They are liberated in May fol-
lowing their Matching.
Cod and Maclxercl.
Cod eggs are taken and fertilized in
pretty much the same way as shad and
salmon. The Matching apparatus now in
use is the automatic tidal box. The boxes
are constructed in a series Of twelve OF
less tables. A table is divided into nine
water-tight compartments. twenty-five
inches long. twelve inches wide and eleven
inches deep. In each compartment Is placed
a movable box In which the eggs are placed.
The water In kept rising and falling con-
stantly. moving the boxes and flowing over
their contents. thus Stimulating the motion
OF the waves-hence the name "tidal boxes.' %
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nARIxE NEWS

PORT Los ASo F.E4ES. OFT. iL-s45sea--
Sfr Wiaeaa Tor Ccuex-
ASTORIA fso1 -Arrivel&-str f-95ET-
Ia from Sas FraEEtscs. Sailed 9rt9tsr u
-e So NAY r. RUSS. for san FTEnE3ae0.
PORT ANGELES Oct I1-ta rorc-z8
Yosemite fruzn Tacoma FOR san franCsH1g.
hktn kalk1tzt. fr9D AoE1ss59 for Pert
cAff.ko Auw - -F3rsS~Esr sA Ancs
A L@axh. fr5rz Port k.&kstsF.
NgNTE.TEUE9 Seqf. II -sstsea-8- *
A iaerzruVe- for Gsregnn-
sAEsAxEERY. snpl a5lsaB- 50
pas. u Elagsacrankss. for EsetaTiA
YOKOHAMA ttet &--A&4aes4-fr a1T
Cgzyaapsa for TAcuTzA-
SAN FRANCISCO Oct r. ArrsFst-sfr
p.eg1sssa~ fgcn C.hEgmsx VIA Awcriss srnr
LIKE Vance. fro@ Asw *satroani scar
rsosaraa. from Gs8ae AzF. "a A~reos4. from
ExFyfarsas - (ssary 20 fae seas frDM De-
par1ars 6ay. Sfr Aa-e EsA.e2ra. froEa
ksss~ess M eca~ FsHss A61se. from Cray 8
A.-s--- SCI g. Tsxfe-a fg- Escrt Tgurn-
SEQ - PHsar gaHsu. for NanaEeags z-ar
Ara. iar Co.'s bay. 80 Azsera. TO- Ma
- acA~ Laura Nay ~ Rgrt.kEs4 6NF
PEoeelion. fsr X4ggzs-4 ca.
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FoREIGx MARKETS.



NEW YORK. OF. 1a-Ths Evening
Posts Lond0a financial cablexram says,
The stock snarkets were Qusgt sD42y. Nls p
The announcement q ihe Sc lsefte1t = A4ca
Is ltgnt G0Ctangcss. those on Americans
being usually SAe Der cent. EHere W&S
better tone in Americans. hsst tee anly Poo
1oGnce1 rlss was - Can&1aS ara &0Ffalk
bought The close as a. IRE Asst. in ere
other markets. tha oalE feature Was tAe
con ftuzea boom "a Australians
NeN heFS vas aatG.hs hfsnlg icT 14r
gold ia tire open market today AZ ahcG.
Is HID. More eagles VIII probably leave
the Bank 81 England before AonE. To-day
Withdrawals u gold from the bank are for
Germany. whicA - also strong oaye. og
ne Paris bourse Was auu aaa sensitive.
TIE Berlin market was GulA being geneT-
ally adversely affected ~ the Imperial
bank Of Germany declining 70 discount
certain kind Of paper formerly discounted,
system and assists lie asc1etary S<rtaESncy
n Germany.
London Wool sales.
LONDON. OCT. AT gAe wool auction
sales today s.ass bales were offered. OF
whLcA le0 we're Withdrawn Tie attend
aace vas large ard The demand keen.
There was a good supply and good de-
uan6 a. realizing rates. Finer gra1es OK
rner1no sold wet ID. Scsureas we're arm,
car faulty descriptions ruled weak.
small sapply 81 Cspe ~ Gco1 ard Natal
secured. sold S. hsga as Is Sd The hCeae
buyers purchased large Quantities Of cross
b-e1s- TIE American Inquiry vas Snail.
zr1 only speculative
The rsxt series viii - sela November 8.
The arsi series II ISs> viii ae held January
=. and the second series Tor fhmt year
March * The following are teday's salrs
Il detail.
New Soath Wales. f2a ha!es-s Secured.
sisdats 2s5d. greasy. STtad.
Queensland rs haiss-gsT~Asy. slzT114f.
Victoria. j 50 haasS-Sc0UTed. Ss1dnfs
Sid. greSy s1gf4Siad.
South Australia. 80 hales-Greasy. 5Axsf
ID
West Australia ~ hales-Sc5ured. Is "a
4ls SIsa. greasy sE7i4f
New Zealand 8 1t4 hafes-Sccured Eds3Is
ID. greasy. s&9sAsd
Cape q Good Hope and Natal. ~ bales
Secured, sGGls "a, greasy ca
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Ia. ard p-sr,s asxo~sss ss-aewearnts 81
q Aa5a s-I-ss. Tee grsAts- part - tas PISS
weas fss s. sA
szssp Eexs ~Ar.es ~ g. aaz2-7 fs- eal7s
- - NA- far cEolse - pr3ZA -s-
1NsE- WessNrn rarEe sAssq Frun9 psT-
cAazsrs az s. =s3z& 17e greater TA-t q
t6s selling bang a S. 5a s.
LAMBS wE-s ha9Eat ~ g && s e5r TIE
poorest. ~ 20 s. Eo~ t1e BEST
Westerns aerehgz< 81 Saa
kseceia-s-E2ttls. %ea. AsSs. H.
shssQ s4Az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13

BOSTON. Oct. I3-Ths E0oi market
here has shown a auietsE toae this week
although prices are held GFrrex fcr most
classes a. woods. Territory wno1s stIa head
the list IN she amount ~ business transsc-
tons. and the price IS a tribe higher tax
ing the market as a whole About 80 fer
secured fine medium and fne s the gea-
eral established price Ia the market Sta
pie wool would &C higher, hut tire supply
Is very rsageF. The demand fur Atfxtra-
tatnz bic
Quotations. Territory wool. Montana
IRE medium and tine. iss9Isc. secured sss5
F0e. stapie s1c Utah. NvoEainx etc
Ere medium and fire l5s911c: secured
price. 4Safslc. staple. 5@45c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13

C0=@e-C'rsss-s orene8 saE a-a W.
cAs4-e8- e4sSge 64H Eet 4Ee@ 1Ege-I - Z
pc1rFs decline Szass ~ sag sncant-
* 0esez esf. sax @
500 $500 - s @aes ~ aaes
91sFa-agao 80 e&9s Saysai 1a. NJ asEs Cea-
Ia A1e-scsa p@rss
centrifugal. = test. &c. As18ee. sEsagg.
Metals
Cczsitsazs a re rrefsl rssrset cQntIn-
Is'3 ursz4 szsFscrc~v. TEE rsataB exchange
FeHorts Sas eieSg q EAe T2Tsc2s seFzf l.
heats as fesaowss
s. sska.
Copg~r--T-ase gucnaaxss
Ail-><alNt eat arEa. 80. s3s4 - .
Sp@lseE--D1z-i, 81 &Z
leaG-ksaS.ers = ts5sZ
Available saepItes-
Special uahie ARD tslsEvanasc DISPATCHES
- EsEsestFsets c0seT5ag taa ps-2-fal
points o arc1rn2satt3n .9&sG4r2 sHa Eot-
loving changes e. axAlsao5a s4ssz lass
saturday. A. e1-HE -area 80 lAe Rrefte-s
yhsat-Ernstsd states sas caasas. east
q tha Rockies. EnEraas@ slS ssa G&sA
afoat sUr and "a s.ar0fFa ta1raasa. s 80 60.
supply net Increase. Az aasee2s.
Cert nt2e& States ssd C.an.g8a. east -
taa Hecks6a. sNcERGsf, s esasaR6
0ats--E'uite6 States ar& CGrHea. east
o. TIE EockiE Increase 3 tE5 ss Bushes
TIE larger Increases e stnclSs as await
able wh&4t iaE4 week. @H+ 4lsc 9@a1 go Ina
orTlczaI F4sEele s&ppsy Sla terzezlt are - 81
bushels - $eTtH NestsEn sutsr3oE esess tors-
IS stushs3s IS YarssGs Men sossa stasaEe
points. @a89 bushels az Errg Wste1--@
tfnt {@NE bushels in tshAcaEe private ele-
va.ors. - 80 bushels AZ Cleveland, ARD A.
coo bushels At &twpcr1 News
C,orrespoaain~ increases inclnss SO aN
bushels 81 0SasnSa4SE AG4 IS ~ a-ssss.z
a. New Orleans.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

steamship CITY - Tcneka vii sa1 goa
Dyea sEa SkasuBy tonight 81 o'clock
TIE crew u 1ae seafluE schooner s. Law
renee w&s paid o3 yesterday 10 tae Gus.
toms hausa.
BARK Care pf YORK Capt. Niseanfl. en-.
teEe5 Yesterday al tss local eslSsusnls house
from EansIsa Si2a has eaNn IN dA8g 1ataEi<
taE scaaN .-aaa n EaFs Ta0nsNad.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Tssrsfch 20 tire Pest-Fr iixencsr.
TATooSa Oct E--g p rre-EaFernetsr.
. e.. clear. wsea uar nweSt fnfrfg-six
Enlles. Pz&sed oGt last uiNht. steamer Pro-
erssc. : 2. r. sfea rner ~ asasfenaw 2. Ea-
Passed II. seh0c1eT, - O. n.
NFAH BAY Or. Clear. EEtlf south
Nifsa Tug Beysien ia the Bag.
PORT ANGELES Oct. 11-RNr1Fnefer.
= - clear. wtn6 ncvth. I've niles. sap
Yusaraste II the bay.
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TIA S~zneh hydroSrapf4e csire. custom
hsasA PERI TgErsesa9. @&a5-s Ma Taf-
80 q spnEsass9n. fras o. csszrwa. f4a
lrfg~rnxssoz regarding TIA following ns-
lees . Mariners
AustraEz east eraxt Wult1nguaE har-
Der. 9Ha@-ae1 ool1xs es ugaEs
Amzfras3a Ro4EA em&sE SsmceF gait
Fs1TE ksFoughsoa entrances. Azags replaced
~ zesEazz-
BACK sea. Pyrges GE3-rghzz1 hzy. buoy
aE~.
C4ra3a 81. fawTNr~@ river. 81 Tnes.az
e AfazEnazny. z4EsFafscr ta LgnsM
Eizek SEA. Russia. AsEte2 sLr44I. E1z~
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Fort-zz1 ssrsady tbs Seasr-- everything "a
farr-Ss4 w5EA wsS2t 81 fas present. s1rae
az EEtsSs S1-e = t1e vessels TEX saa
arrive t1ts Eeek eNHErr1mg xii core n
slaE1sEL CHARTERS 2-s Sal gong -.
E-1 IS = Ess rzld -e1&T fer two vessels
tos DsceEzss~ eazGsLszst1-
Wnsst-W ala Wat2s 7sEsc. SA2ez-sra-
49, N2A4sys So per eGsAst
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sTRAITs srEAMsnIP coMPANY.

rfRs GARLAND AND EyASGEL
Seattle and To@useud-N aah Bay Rouea
Steamer Garland leaves Yssler dock sun
days. Tuesday, and Thursdays at I'D
.. tn soF Port Townsend. Port Wlilians
Dungeness, Port Angeles Port Crescent
Getty sburg Pysht cialiaEn Bay and Neat,
Bay returning. arrives al Seattle o n,
on opposite days Steamer Eyaugei leaves
Yesfer do X for Port Townsend Port Ar
gslss ard Victoria Mondays Wednesdays
ard Fridays AZ u p m: arrives Saattls
alternate days ar 30 o. IN.
LAR. TRANSPORTATION co.-wsekiy
Time card
steamer Champaign, skagIt river route,
leaves Seattle Oct. y at : a m. Oct "a at
3 a. m. DcE - az a. a., leaves Mount
Vernon Oct. Il At 1e - h. gcs. = Al %
a M Oct. II a. q. m, ealing at Tuialsp
stAnw0od. Fir. Skagit City, Mount vernon
ard Avon.
city dock steamers for all points on the
Sound. open all usIar. IT. II. M-DON-
AID. Master. Telephone. Main s..
wHATcoA. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE
Take steamer BAY CITY 20. Anacorrs.
Fsirhavsr or Whateon. Leaves CONNER
cfaI dock. Tacoma, ? p m. City deck
tfoof Main street,. Seattle o. M, Tues
Thurs and Sat. Returning leaves What
com p IN. FzirhSvan. SIS p. m ard
AnAcortes ~ p m. sun. Wednes and
Frf Fnr@@-Seattss 81 or 81 - round trtr.
Tacoma III. or s. round trip
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ss~a~rat Qwstnssens,

EtS1r-Eae-s9rss z Aa barrels. exports
- narTezs Azrks& ssz~e~@s from TIE
break q wns&t AID SIS weak al dav.
MEnnsaoEA patents. k@1s - Water
strasgats. Is 60 3. - extras sS-&s52 &C.
VI fesAE- e-SANsss4a, Aas'HsF aS1ksF4s * feSr -
g. - hasnes SPOT wHak Ne %er~a-
err Tf1iush $50 z10xt Cf1f5ars ep4reg5
wa ger 0wt~E 70 H1UAasttc@ ard searfsn
raeseSs raAsa generally SAX "a day e.
eaenEa1 - Ass6 - bushels Increase IN
EsrzEsrreets vsaEhzs. bzs rallss6 sight =
resr TIE ciaS@ cn expert demand elgzssr =
1910 set aewsr Ne rees- October. 60
- ssssc. necezeer. s. S-ls<zsS Il-2se. elo~es
s5aZ
Erre-F4rrs. state cGEr,oz % ess,sslsee
1ES crop s46cs ls@ crop. sS~sc. 1seT eruD
iss77ze p2ra-e ce@sS. tSN Groc. 4.sSc. .AsS
ersp sr 2ss7 erap. 1-sf4-e.
S. as3i--ksrn-
keErasa-E s---H-1-
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80 INK EsI.ANra

STEAMER LYDIA Tf3OM PSC%
-arryfng raftea SAFES rail leaves cry
49, fossf Of Main street Meu4fav
Ncs9a~s.lsy ans wriGay as a N for Pert
-rsWnsesa san Juan Islands ard Nv
yyhAf-ona Returning leaves NeE Whae-
sssra Tuesday TburesfNw sr8 s. trrr.tsV a.
N ! r. TAorapS5n. gsa rs Evr-ozner
i1Isr- nsgArs5us a CO. a1sEtS City Seck
7.fsssssns Main II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13

MAXIMUM wfnA vstocittes-Fcrt Candy
ea niles. vrsag. Saeranaenso. 81 miles. sgEta-
xest. PORT Angeles. - miles, southwest
Tatoo&z, - mlleS west.
g. y SALISBURY. Observer
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ISGTDN ROUTE.

> FANFeFt NH y FE.faE4fsf
ton street for SYLVAN Grove Port White.
BremarE0n. 4. s Dry Deck Charleston,
Sidney. Tracyten. SilysTdaie daily, sx-
cepfiug Saturday. ana Sundays. a. 800 >.
n. Saturdays az 90 3. M Sundays AZ 500
2. m. Returning. leaves Ss.serdale az 1aa
q. m. De- D-ck - a. m Saturday nights
leaves Siiverdaie so D. m. Dry Dock 10
.. n TeIenhans b Isl
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TIE local market nas been steady the
pax wssk E&Es have been arEaeT AID
ero9sht better price thar Tor sumo days-
Dealers have been oferiGz - for them
and tae general jonofng price Is &c Butter
= coming s. more freely from some q the
crezE@riss euf ere demand = good. ard
as yer the Increase n sagp1lsnts hAs not
weakened TIE market.
Il lie hag and cereal weird there has
beef 10 cEauge. Wheat e Being bought 81
gac ard sc. Very Atsie hay - coming into
tae market ard cats are n8t very plentiful.
NeZets nies ard fruit are not very nru-
TIE Fainy weather has seriously inserfeTed
with heavy sales n these lines
TIE groceEy market has bean very steady
thLE week
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

TIE fsE1~lrg r-frex are hesnx offered
= ne prod lcers ~ local dealers Tor g.
EFsry r. round lots 81 TIRE deck Or IL ire
czr at Seattle
tzTatTl--k'IgeT scurA cats. - larry.
- Per EcE Naeaf ckfekzr feed -
Esaes. Pets ard TzsicW-asavy salre1
K1e~rss over 81 i8s e. rzaesf sEEz, Per y, -
EEht- n1Ger e Ehz SC Per p. heavy
co~s. =. lgaE 41s.. salfe6 ksrS. SO ara
e&1, per ID, e. green aides. e less man
s@4f@1s dry hiEas p@r n. @&ffSs c~8s -
above. cne-thsEd assss dry slsE- PEI - -
~ eET ceer s&4us. s1HzEaer. PER 70, Aes-st
&c Eirtsr f11e- peer ard tAsn VIE
a4sEi sh2sp ge2ta. long w0ol. 4s41sec f1l~fl~
t62 eteanea 11-zss dirty N4ic PER ~
talloE. z0zazc.
E-Ezs~FtAacn. ST
F,e9ggry.-C hlcCg-s. sgssxc Per II. Eve
wFsEks
Live sfsrk-ehesre he~s cattle. cows.
zs.'Nlsscs steers. 141izc. Choice sheep. =,
good hogs. sc: caves. dressed. large, &c;
snail. Sle
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. o@t. E-AEach parade WAS
maze yesterday % the alssEed conversion
e s1ne q IRE EsAGI2x @e8T operators On
s1e excsaESa - TIE o2i SIDE "a ne maj
As1- I1&Ays Developments prove 1GAt
taeTe = very l2rgs ard aggressive con
slIssnf SUI lsfr &c Ire market TIE Sp-
sTaE11l k12wa IN Wan s~rees pGraAucs IS
LeS4.s lbs 1&FEse. BAD Tor several days
failed . earss znv r1zrke8 movement "A
stEns~ 6iEe-rtHn Tat - % SAY. sM1TE
selling ey tie nsa~s FAD failed - ln10ce
as 4&Ee Liquidation. aa1 purchases eF
the e1.-s aaa equally failed 20 taT1Ee Ray
large followers. Sksstaz Observers &A8
arrived A. The ccrcs listen that ne mar seI
Was cue 2oT p~rlaa - d&llasss, barring
tie development Of same marked = szgntEa-
cant GeRA TIE ksE6ering o pT1cEs last
D8gAI and ire further advance EE4s IGrl-
Ing l2os@1 me = tsr-8nat5sa % ire bear
esnpaign- Yet "a the fwo rsal hours -
ne market tas &ears succeeded n work
iEg sharper decline Throughout the
hole LIST thar las been Nccena pa h=t
eE any enc day - thsfr campo On. They
had no new sYent which could influence
1ne values 81 stock 10 aid thsEn. and 10
report q any csSs2Lon n the improve
r1enE % ire earning power q properties,
tAe s1ATeS ~ E1aGh are dealt II BY ire
sxcaa1g@- We nominal motive fer tAe
selling vas tas fear that Our relations
vita Spain were n danger % rupture as
an oUFgrowTh Of IRE policy which Gen.
WeocsaFd szs ordered 20 parsGs az Mad
rid.
The dispatch from AGaarsa 70 the Asso-
cs2ted Press, carrying tie sstni-ofac5al an
ro1ncerene % tlne substance o. Spain :
reply. Il vas feared. would force Mekin-
tev % take action that weGkd lead TO A
declaration OF var. Apprehension GA
this point became 50 acute that large
AMOUNTS q long stocks were offered and
numerous stop loss orders were Gncoy-
cred Whleh gave success 20 the BEARS
Several Intellectual attempts were made 70
stem The decline. bat rallies were Only
n0Ua1ta airy ana fresh heavy offers kept
tbs Liquidation % the close OF tire dGy.
Last prices wege n many cases the low
est and TIE tone CT the market ~ ths last
was very feEeEtsh. Losses % the day ex-
te1d all the wzy from 4 fraction 20 over
four points, the range IN the leading ac-
tive stocks being from : % points.
The bond market showed increased ac-
tivity ard shared tn the weakness Of the
stock market, though 10 n less extent.
Tota, sales g. - go.
United States Is were advanced "a bid
Money and Exchange.
Money on eaH. steady stsG77 per cent. I:
last loan, . closed = 90 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. @a45 per cent. Sterling
exchange. nrE1er. with actual business in
bankers bills - As4iS for demand and
ssA<ss Tor SHY days: posted rates, 81 Sfssa
4sI
Silver certificates. ss1zGS1ssc.
Bar silver. 5sfsc- Mexican doilArs. sstxc
Government bonds firm. stata bonds
dull. railroad bonds. weak
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C1esaeEta8 Ho1@i. h@ss family hotef IA
safe sxeeIigzs soouaa: al noa~rn improve
snezEA No Ca
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Hessl D4ner. headquarters Ter rafalnx ans
zEa@r I@a-
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. oei. e. 1877.
Rain: stationary ten perat0rs-
U. 9. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCUT~
TUHE. WEATHER. BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle. Oes T. lsgr.
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TACOMA Csct. v-a-sr-vveak a-s
lraer Ma ssGetsEz @izc. No. c3ub.
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The Daily Poss-frsssis w~zcsr Is now en-
sac n ogf1an4- Or. .. E1ch Bros "a
~ 9rr scr ssrses. FoTf4ar9 Hstsg rsws
ss&n1 As1 N1Tsawss. &e4a Company, IA
E.zss street.
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wHATcoA. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE
BARSEsoN q CHrLCorT.
ship and Steamship Agents. Freight and
ChsFtering Brokers'
Crsces, Mutual Life Building.
Telephone, Black So.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Il Z MAIL

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves. GaIhraith dock. foot % Washing
ter street, Tuesdays. THURSDAY and saf-
ursays AZ O'Clock a. m. for kingston.
PORT Gamble. Seabeck. Brinnua Holly
pewafto IAllswaup Falls. H0oaspor1 and
ITn.au CITY Returns alternate days
n TROUTMAS. Mxster.
T~t~s,hn~e Red lAi
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sNAttfN 4 ALASKA STEAM
sat1 90 : rEeAMSTETP
City NF SEATTLE
xr. - ncars
=. slt.E = DYEA aad sNAdUAT
We - sS1-1isce0t steel scre~ steamship
ar A. IN SH2ttls 1oE Juneau SkaE-
= essss...As sa ava way ports September
seszs tRszesr a~3 rnasS corzFc rt ssia
seex. ~ - rosl,F tr exs1 ~~c3foa wtsA
PAW e ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
sz.zs -. g. operate geesy ssegazt ard fast
r. - E0E8rEE
ssssaaS ~ 80 o-fehsr 9 aad - far Juneau
~ -. Lss-ca ans ~ay rerts
A@S "a SAGE Austy 70
ssa = - sTnf.E ssNER sra
cIape - sn4er Eackeg CT, %
NtNa-FaS + PEABODY. Nxnsser
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
tNCTo< ROUTE
STEAMER A u ROBINSON.
Carrying u Z Mall
On Por. Orchard and Port Washfng-n.
route leaves City deck. foot 81 MAJ
street SO a n. calling ~ South Beach
RurcheI Brick Yard Nrarnerton. 4
Navy Yard sidney. Charleston Tracvtoa
tssira Sllvsraafe Leaves Port Orchard
Navy station st p. n arrives Seattle "a
Inn e. y. Robinson. master LILY
nexAraus Co. agents Telephone
kf.f~ -
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MPpUNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
iastng described horse. placed IN The city
pa0nd sunday September &c 1897. w.ff
= sold az public auction 20 the highest
tzpoending and advertising. T7.urslay
Oetener Is isai. 81 % o'clock a. m. al
ns frent door OF police headquarters.
earusr Third avtaHe ard YesseF way.
ssne bay horse = years old.
Tie owner % The above described horse
seing Unknown rs ne
c. $ REED. chief OF PoTce.
ra-s q fryt Publication. October = tssT.