davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

Nor Gay is Labor day and legal
bol day, 50 the banks will be clOse
and the whole town will take on a fiesta
appearance.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

An east bound S. P. freight was de.
rallied west of the depot last evening
by broken car wheel hange. No
damage to speak Of.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

Park City, Utah, is in hard lines.
Twenty-Five families left there re-
Gently in one day, ali on account of the
shutdown OF the DAILY and the Ontario
mines.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

The Mexican Central brought III
nine passengers today for the Sartf
t'e. So the north bound traia waited
until noon to make the Ge.ayed CON
nectiOn.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

Two young registered Durham bulls
were shipped by express over the T..
u z. this afternouA To Z. j. Carpenter
of TOyah.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

Isaac Davis, discharged soldier of
G company, 10TH infantry, is in town
for q week from Fort Bayard.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

BORN-In this city, 4th inst,
daughter, lbs, 10 the wife OF Morris
z. Kirk.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

Marriage license-E. Rodriguez and
senorita Luz Car@bajal; LOUIS Sou and
Senorita Angelina d. lgauo
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

Ex-Delega:e Catron is thinking of lo-
Gazing large colony on his 40, 900
acre land grant in Rio ArrIba county.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

Charles Buoy returned this after
noon from Hudson hot springs.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04
Fruit. Exhibit.

The Pecos Irrigation 81 Improvement
Company are sending through to San
ia Fe and Albuquerque today d special
Car filled with 900 exhibits of Pecos
Valley fruits, in charge of w. H. Jones.
In the EXHIBITS are included apples,
peaches, pears, grapes, apricots, cele-
ry, sugar beet. beet sugar, corn, car
OTIS, melons, squashes, pumpkins, and
many other things. The entire lay
out is very Interesting.
w. T. Kitchen is forming a stock
company to go to Ktondike in the
spring and dig for gold. Yesterday he
was around soliciting subscribers to
the stock and met with such success
that he is greatly encouraged aud is
now pushing the enterprise stronger
than ever. If he is successful five
others and himself will start out after
the dust.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

SCHOOLGIRLS and school supplies at
II. Flesst, ''Peopie's drug sLore.''
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

Hoods Pills are The tavorite family
cathartic and liver medicines. Pric.
Zoe.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04
Stop Paying Rent!
Own Your own Home!

OWN Your Own Home!
For a smaller monthly pay
ment than you are now pay
ing rent. FOR further infor-
nation call on u. Y. HadIey,
or any OF the following om-
GERS and directors of the IL
PasO Branch OF the National
Guarantee Loan T. trust Co.,
OF Dallas, Iexas. (SuDscrIb-
ed capital 81, oUU,UUU.OO.)
.. d: Ne" man, rtes.; Ii. +. NoaAe,
vlce-Pres.; u. Y. Hadley, Sec'y. aui
Treas; M. w. Stanton, Att:y.; ).
hneele, d. Y. HadIey anu VIM. k.,n.
nelmer, aPpraising committees. Geo.
II. dai vey, J. "A. Escajeua, Edmund r..
Neff, Ihos. " koetfe, Z. NJ. Mlllspauvn
ano Il. ii. Roberts Directors.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-04

Lion coffee 10 cents at Ell Paso Gro
Gerry Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-14
.ariCOcele
VariCOCele
VariCOCele

This disease nav - defined IS an en-
lsrgsEent Of the veins 81 the srssrrnSTtc
cord The affected parts are usually twist
ed knotts6 OF worTEy Ike T. appearance.
and are sometimes salgntfy swollen. whscn
condition may or may not BE accompanied
D. dnli. heavy, dragging pairs
TIE most common cause OF yAr.cccele Is
self abuse. bat IL not unfrecnentsy results
from blows falls. strains excessive horse
back or bicycle riding.
the presence OF vartcoceie always tr6i-
Gates weakness Of the sexual organs.
and generally results n that most deplor-
able o. ali diseases. lmpotency, II neglect
ed or improperly treated.
For both verscoceie and hydrocele "a wa
terry formation IN the scrotun) the dis
trgEished specialist. DR.. e. n Ratciire.
has a new treatment. an unfaaI.ng cure
without resorttng. except In extremely
rare cases. 10 surgical operations.
Doctor RsteltfTe also treats with wonder
fui success Female Complaints. Gonorr-
hoea, elect. Structure. Syphilis, varieo-
cele. Hydroeele, Rheumatism. Rupture.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Sept 1s-The weakness OF
wheat saturday was renewed today and
Ior the same reasons, Liverpool markets
and bull pools. II opened heavy and with
out any special activity. The opening
trades were at from ssnic per hushei be-
low tne SATURDAY closing price. December
closing price OF 96isc. The tendency dur
Ing the first hour was to recover a little Of
the flrst losses. but at the end Of that
time the first thought OF the traders came
back 10 them. and a xtiIi lower price than
the lowest point of the opening range was
brought around without much business
passing The Liverpool market was from
ldHi8d lower. the receipts were heavy
and the quantity on ocean passage was
b62.o00 bushels larger for the week An
increase OF somewhere around 81 600
bushels IN the visible was looked for
which expectation was subsequently, fui-
filled. After the receipt OF the visible sup
ply figures. which showed $500 bushels
Increase, the market had a very severe
weak spell. December recovered 20 sge
during the first hour IL acted uneasliy
for some time, and until near the time for
the announcement OF the visible figures II
gave evidence OF further weakness. Then,
however. the market becnua very weak
and the price dropped down 10 s3izc like
the hammer on a riledriyer. Closing cables
reported from Paris from ldsfaa csntimes
lower. and Antwerp unchanged The re-
port Of thirty loads being taken for export
and claims ~ damage 20 Argentine crops
by locusts tended 20 bring about = rally
later I'm the session. and under covering
by early sellers recovered TO silsN9ptc.
where II closed
Corn participated 20 a very slight de-
gree I'm the weakness with wheat. For
time after the onening the market IVES
easy AT a smpii decline The visible sup
ply increased ASA Coa. and local stocks In
creased anii 90 bushels Notwithstanding
this. there was good huyinc. the market
being helped perhaps Nv the hot wealth
er. The decline was finally recovered.
Oats were Influenced somewhat hy corn
during the morning Later N the daN
good cash inquiry was reported. which
caused firmer feeling
foundations on fear OF further snresd %
yellow fever caused sharp opening break
la provisions bat prominent packer who
has been n free seller later bought heavily
and the market reacted Trading dropped
OF later. but prices remained stronE-
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NEW YoRK MARKETS..


>-tevv YORK $50. ts-Thc most inter
ssflnw fact CONNECTED with tetays sos
y,,arket vsag mat shs principal s0raoft &C
ss,~.fs9 tha market was through buNst. 9. :
aers rahlsa from London lbs h1Ashs =.
eonausfsslon houses here vas so.a ns'
astaa from That iccai operators tssS fsAN
tiy nst oalv here. but IN lonaon ae
sss,,k IN the decline here Was cFealss1, 8.
london huy.ing. and ne 1.cpdon tANssl,ss
dtsriaxeaf ne greatest steAdiaesS GIL. -
'a.s Tor london dealings Altege shft -
~, bought EAet shares. II Z ha1 aot - =
fer the upward tendency % lflces a 80
,,renfne ~ sympathy wish the is10aNsl otl s
smtg,YS Il - probable that declines N"~A4
- rsns.A greater ta2n they are.
-Esfa r.sssza influence - tire extra e3Nlss5 -
fast week on ST PAM Was ne c8sss % -.
fanSor, huvtng. Tse New AoEk seitius -
.st,fs,,sa.4 "a veslcw fever and % an az
,srehsrsfen that ths Cuban o0sssian ws'.l.s
aseafu assume ar asuse phase ~ ite g D.tls@
.s,9sr.sv tomorrow. Il Mas s1f1ttw pa &c a
- hexever. that Louisville. whsca rs
sfssyvr, r1sksxe xeusstGven@SS 20 Nettew .gNss
~spn~fs closes1 AZ n sgus3 mars 80
x,,.ts enormous speculative aesdtk@s 49,
~ ..s.gy-ee OF fsalai6sifaa today We eeN'.,s--
"a shere Is iifsia ground g coAss st&s sas'
owners are izspslied 70 axe pEoass -
>ssry-ssssos7 that rss8ces have S44aS Se.Aa-sa s
= fsxsei commensurate Ntsh ceNe.sss's -
: .yssrf-- she value and the earning 80
os the properties. The 1ee+'Es s~s s.sSs--
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MARINE NEWS.

HOoIrTAM. Sept. u.-Arrived-sr pei
No-te from San Francisco for CosEnopoiis
Sailed-Schr Ivy. from Aberdeen Tor san
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1s-Arrived-
BE Topwaliant, from Port Biakeley; scnr
Coouille from CoquiIle river. schr Ocsa-
MIA Vance. from Eureka; schr John r
Miller. from Grays harbor; schr Ameri-
car Girl. from Bristol bay: schr lea
schnauer. from Port Gamble. Sailed-sr
cify Of Puebla, for Victoria and PORT
Townsend: str Peter Jebsen. for Nanaimo'
bk Ivryf Burgess, for Tacoma; str CzaTlnA,
for Coos bay. Nor str Transit. from
Departure bay September IL. between Coz
luu4bia river and Cape Elanco passea
through ten miles OF pine lumber
ASTORIA. Sept l3.-Saiied-Br ok Crals
erne for Queenstown. Arrived September
ls-Str Columbia from San Francisco.
PORT BLAkELEY. Sept E-Sailed--,
Haw schr John Ena, for Port f1rie; Chli
bk P4clfico. for Valparaiso.
NEWPORT. Sept. B.--Arrived - schr
John Campbell. from Port Blakeley
COOS BAY, Sept. l3-Arrived-Sr At
cata from San Francisco; schr Empire.
from San Francisco.
TACOMA. Sept. u.-Sailed-Br Blk sgd
enham. for Freemantle.
MONTEyIDEO, Sept. i0.-Arriyed-hk
Hayden Brown, from Baltimore for Ia
coma.
HAKODATE. Aug. 25.--Arriyed-Nor str
Terror for Valparaiso and Nl&diNoslok,
from Seattle.
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z =; % Oregon. f.s6e; nasfsiEn<s .zrx. ~.
4. $3.50 30 ray, soas. -. ssra-r Try-ss
e si n0I os s,ss.s wo2. bases. as. DO Or
$3.50 $50 ~ wire, gaitcaz. $50. brady.
Produce Fruff. Tse-
boz. re sa. rsss: ll2e. hsy Squash. ssa~c p~r
sTs yo s roosssers slsfs5o: small rl n
bran. sls5s1ss 1870 Per tea.
,Hay-Whsas. sli ssa1sss: wssa, 49,
slfasss a.. az ss5I1; best barley, sssSss:
49, - = eonpresxed wheat. s3zsssslf. ss~.x
pe gs ss,a bles ,Eariy Rose potatoes sase.
bar1anks, Iff0c; river reds ssSgrs. - 49,. -
s~e~- pgiatoes A41c rey rrfsssss -, -
s.lyerskins Naiio bay cucurbers Ia sa -.
sseev 1<,a,ss aIz.c- iss1<c pr pound. svaer,
Pas. iuzc Dcr pound: string bears. ia
.c per pound; bay squash. slfssse -. 80, 80
-1shs tofs. zsfFsec Per box. green ce-r rs.<ss
-, -. PEI aacks Chile green peppers \ go -
osra al5+9s ~. - see psr box; green
81 I1ff-Applss. fe6ts5cs chaD arn5A. 49,,
60. 6. strawoeTTies. s4as, bIaebn@-rs 80
-. r,s- Iasposr RES. 81 huckIeberrrsless
Srs1s; naimegs. affs SC per box. n 4. -,,rIs
.o., 1-sttSsc. nEs. large box. sfsI11-. F1a-
l sIIanh'ea.a grapes zsstSc: Mnscats ,5ss q
psscSe.s sse,se , - -, Toksy. s5ess0c;
plhms. aktgtc; wafermelons' y1Fsfy - -.
ofangos t5etf5. Mexican Hnass a. re -.
Ialifornia lemons. fancy. a. S.5gs,-.l -,
lemons. common. e 5s5 %. hs,.r.a ga -
Et1 paEcai p:neappiea, t2zs4 rsar a,~.,,-
sIlyTnA 1xs. VEG lie. dates, &C.
Battsr-faDey Creamery a.z7z-c -
pound. seconds DE-. z44z5c. fare-. A. pet
zz1zcs 90 seconds 1s0gfr S4ats'
1neese--fanry mild new. sASsa~ -
pouDds fair % good 7kfs~. rstIFo.1sa
fresarn cns6dsr 1aNttc: Yot.a~ - -
setsc; Eastern. IzrIse; gexfsrrs fissss.s go
f.zgt-sfore. g1ae; ranch z1e51srs E.ax.
err. ls1zSc; duck eggs lsfTi-r.
Poultry ard Game-I.tve fsIrls.v r,,<t,4s-~
l4ttlac Per pound: live furkev hens faSifa~.
gia root sz.1sf1f per dnzer vot1rr- ~-<s
fers S.su4, small brosierx. q gzs,.
large broisers. z.I5ffs. fryers sz1s e h4ns
s514.B. Oh duck e 4sf5. yo.gre- 49,
g sg14: geese. si4i 3 per pair. gesltr@s
sLzsgl.S, psgeons. siGl.B PER dozen.
Wool end Hops
Wool-SprinE. choice soofhIn s3izc. Gan
joaquin. six months. Ssflac; rnostn.ain TfSS
I5ci Nevada, sNl2c: Oregon. 1eaf5c. r,arsh-
, ern. l*ulec. Fall woosA--soslth4rrs ,.fasf
lambs. br7izc: San Joaquin lambs. 5s77c.
northern lambs. $aluc.
Hops-isss crop e@loc Per pound; new
leu1zc per pound.
Financial.
Sterling on London, sixty days. 4s4; on
sight, s44 -
Financial.
silver bars 80. IN Drafts-sight
Mex. dois ..fzss4t425s Telegraph sss
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Since January i and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
1, 1857 are ST. AS 1919. There were fiied
for record yesterday deeds, aggregating
s5s67.eo. Following is list furnished
by the Seattle Abstract Company, room
40. New York block:
Hans Ronaer to Nelson Castleman. undi5
blks 1 10 4. Is to II, Oneida Garden. April
Is 81 600
Sarah c. Nelson 10 E. c. Hart, lot 3, blk
9. Hszelwood ad. SUP. May 10, 500.
Adolph Ernst et Tx. 10 F. Genevfsye
James So lots u and Ii. blk 3, replat biks
/, 2. s. 7. i3. Ii and .. North Seattle. Sept.
IL 500.
Helen J. Crawford and husband James
+. 10 Frank l. Baldwin, lot j, blk ],
Burke's I'd add Aug. 81 s..
Sheriff 10 juliet b. Mcclellan. lots and
6. blk T. Bell's en- adj Sept. q s. S6s.5
Roger 8 Greene ct TX. 10 Anna Mercer.
lot g sec 90 g. 3. Sep. 1s. 81
Alice NJ Maydweu and husband c. A TO
Emma schmitz. lot 4. blk ). Renion's add
Sept. 5. $3.50.
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FoREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON sept. i1-Consols. III SIS: ST.
Ner aNad
NEw YoRK. scpt is-The Evening
Pests Hriuu financial cattasram SAYS.
Tn che stock market teAav Americans
Creuei firm and above the parity. and rose
steadily urtt New York sent ordera 90
seu when the cos7rss ~ prices was rpyers-
"a ara the CLOSING was irregular 50 far
49, London Is concerned. confidence IN the
futufa CT the irarEct for Americans seem
~ 10 be SrowinR AZ the settlement the
81 ,ek VAS none TOO plentiful TIE contain
a. avara sea 81 PER cent
The other markets wcre fairly coed
yvi.h Grand Trunk and ether Canadian
Sfe.eke ssill rising
Ths Bank q ElElaud sold 4 further
F7aD In gold fog export % Russia the
transaction heinE arranged threNgh Ber-
iin. 80.
RE Berlin market 0rTn.
BreRa.tuff@.
LIVERPOOL SEPT. l7-whesf -Stesav
~ sfarsszrd California -. cargoeS osy
-,aSs very little doing carx0ex On rss-
- -. nominal, unchanged; Enxiish ,5un
tTv markets generally ed4ls higher; f.v-
.vT,,fa wheat. Nc California. IS sfzsS
go yvhsag tn Paris. easy, -four Ga RariS
-. oesantI1v wheat an6 Sour on uss-
49, 20 MATES Kingdom, Loss ~ qua rgers.
.s'svsffv az wheat Ard four on nasSaEe Is
80 s-srtsnenf sSf04 quarters isnpgrfs
80 80 fynttsd kinedefn foT week I-s ~ bar
- fossr ss4sae quarters wheat.
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In cattle n few prime steers sola ~ vel
a. az any time last week = sfronE tunch
az Sc choice steers. good holiday nHfNr4.
selling ar 20 go hTt good % rhllne beer
steers vent ahsat ~ bower The fn3fkft
Was heavily hnrtened with half q INC rA-
tive cattle such thin native STEERS were
hRrF 20 sell t0iav at bN e terAas bafefr
faV0rfrr The Western ffHEr r1tfH ~ va
uea close ~ the tate raid last wttk AcNes
steers - fhI4 TO- native cows snia n'.t.if
az To- Decline n ffw cnr'ce o. ffhff ne.l-
ers rnaktnr shout a. good prices ~ t4te
last week ana q small suprlt ei W.
rshyes want af good. sirons prices. the
best around So -
yrs h,sik 81 the hors sofa ia- love-.
Ye,i~as rsmrrH 80 fnfiaws. CNuiee 20 nancy
bervV shirrInr 81 Nslt r. packing lets.
q -.,efa a. l-nrstrsrn 20 chnire mixrd w
80 fa. rlrs ana Guile 81 aft q;
Snern aua Rmhs-twCs sr.a az -
,rA r4soss raNa thrifty feeders ~ 81 -
q II. IA Western mnffElls. y t... -.
r.,,, extra lots un go 81 NJ sheep or soga
.,.,-,ft,. hra - eeW Below 81 rnir Neff
Common culis rpinE down sroHnd - -
sr.,sf roef native and fst Mesisfh i4u.t-
,,e,,t 81 SHs 81 and Wee gtu l.fNie tef
s-i'r- uurroses around s. 81 fcw were
ro,i - snakc So. shoagh fancy @faes
snfa un 90 SIS, - - 40.
sheen Isl A0.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch TO the Poss-Intelligencer.
TAToOSH, sept. l3.-4 p. m.-Barornetsr
10 OT. clear. wind west. twelve miles In
ward. rug Tacoma. I'D D. III. In Straits,
bound out schooner
NEAH BAY, Sept. Is--cIear; light west
wind
CLaII.aM BAY, Sept. I3.-C7ear; light
west wind
10 AZ. clear: wind northwest eighteen
niles
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE DILLER.

THE DILLER-
Miss Name Tolin. stanwood.
Miss Mabel Tackstrom. Stanwood.
J. Bruce, Tacoma.
Miss Amanda Tollber. La Conner.
George Bell, San Francisco.
Mrs. Bell. San Francisco.
Mrs. Chnouister Dawson City.
Hector McCailum. Albyn.
G. j.. Summers. Charleston. W. Va.
IA. Il. Meyers. Marysville.
Mrs. II. r.. Meyers Marysville-
: 4. Erickson, S.lvana.
Edgar Fredson, Shelton.
James Jise. Port Townsend.
c. stark Vancouver.
". g. Fowler Snoqualmte.
Miss Policy suffer. Portland.
Everett Fredson. shelton.
4. T. Thorp. shelton.
J. Thomas. Portland.
=. l.. Harmon, Portland.
Mrs. r l. Harmon. Portland;,
y 8 jameson. Edison.
Harry Shoenheit. MarFsville.
W. j. Maughlin. Los Angeles.
Mss Daisy Wilson. Seattle
Miss lsna Sidebohain. Maple Valley.
T.. 4. Lawson. Black Diamond.
TIE NEW ENGLAND.
c. 5. Moore. whatccm.
Van ". &. Chapman. Whatcor.
reorge JaQueF City.
Mr. poughcrty and children. Woolley.
7 - Maxwell. Franklin.
= Murphy city.
s y Osifaufsr. Tulslp.
william NatlynE. Ssy Somisa
&. stsrlUnd McMgrray
W Mckenzie. Port Gamble.
Harry King Tacoma
p - NewhaN. orcAs
Tossrh Harper. Skvk1nish-
Michsal sweeney. Alaska.
A. Robinson. CITY.
r. r kniEht. civ.
MtlNam Clements Brinnon-
THE BUTLER
: Holland Beach Wash.
" ~ Pricr Da1r1lls. I'D.
= n. Cry1rT. kioadlke-
r p. Clok. Boston.
H. a. Van Nest Louisville.
Geo W Whi;thsai. New YorS
Cras T. Lewis New Yo-k
J. =. Gooaner. San Francisco.
I. Colian. Tacoma
n. r. Collan. san Francisco
r , Sicklrs. New York.
Nra Wilson. Port Townsend
u 81 Cooper. Besst Eler Mich
Tbcs r. Pike. San Francisco
p 3 Wright san Francisco
A w Frater. snohomlsh.
A y Mcnat, Tacoma
Mrs r. :. Burroughs. salem
n Jones. Everett.
;. BeghmaB. Port Townsend
john g. Denny. Everett
J Mckay NaHeoaver.
John Rsall. Pore Townsend
r. Puroes. san Francisco.
\ %eppaes. PoT,iana-
Mss ! BALDWIN. Rst,le Creek. Mich.
c. :. Cotton and wigt. Enrlvil!e ~. 7.
Mrs $. RchinEon, Portland.
NrS r Cooper. g Louis.
Jas = Smith. Boston
Geo r Mahoney, oakland
Mrs - Alvsrson, Falrnaver-
c. {. Dalton. Iowa.
J. n Ping san Francisco.
y T.. Walters. San Francisco.
"a Turk and wife. View York
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reaiis,D WHEAT MARKET.

:. 80. IND Sept l1-Tfo local wheat
- W NaF 80 thc continued weak
-. - tssi toby. ana fhe heef quo
e. 4. vas So frr Wrua Waua
-. ~ VALLEY ara h'uo.frrn Fvffr-- {
g. -. - shefe was not ranch anxiety
- - .oiisrs Co load up ANA on tha
= !, - rfewers are NOT inclined 10
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~.w.uxn Nine ssar,.

Tse Sorsh- Western Lire comprises svsr
40 miles az perfectly eaal7ped railway
rfgsoetx Iowa. wisconsfE. Nschsxar
..s,.-n..ota. NertA Dakota. sou;A Dakata
s-a-..ks ard Wyoming. IL operates tse
- trains n tAs world The servies "a
$50, M.1wNukse ard al the PRINCIPAL
s.s,mz ~ the East and Southeast came.
=, surpassed, Insist en- Saving yaEr t.css;
VIA .-rne Scrts-wesisrrs ". Parker.
sasnmsrxial Asens. s4s First SverGe. sea-.
ia
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ssits WALL, WHEAT MARKET.

plsrairh 20 she p.,---fr,rs.rf-e-.-a
4. A.A WAi-faA. sarf iH Wheat was
TIE 1H1'afilns Wfre tfc Tor
= rs Ne Tor tiuss m.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

tAeoNA. SEPT. is.-Whsat closed weak
80 Ne ] tlgesffm NSe No. club.
- - essiity q new wheat arriving -
| fool much Of t gulng 61's
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SAY FRANCISCO MARKETS.
nreadstur.

49, FffAastNEss
- NANClSco. sept. fg-rioer "a
49,. ~ txnort Z active The Cftira
- 80 "a. over 81 go ta~rels one ~
~, - esssees ever taken tsnicaca
slrs - .pSa stiA furfhfr hlt fha local
ts6sss itry weak and lower. and
ers,A -. s1iei. A cargo ~ over SS 90
las 49,. 49, cow from Port Cssts far ex-
~ "a e = easter: both opti1ns ard
- sss,s.''''se lover. and hrewin conffn-
slrss. A. There are fair calls Tor oats.
"ceipis. over 1890 cenialS
aosinw Qaotation-
tn; pecemSez. a@'s; May.
crsssTNa market.
ss~rs s - ,s.ellow. s. iooii5
- = ss ssailE !, extras. s.saaz5: bakers
Pate Ns ~ s quotst1c m n4 per
nsi.sssl - ! ana a.ss' ta- caclce. mill
ss-Feed sssssssz. ... .-.
tsss~ssssag a.actsssi - 0''''S-' S-'o'S''
- nsssSS Jar TAR S.o.l.8f l1-jS. good 20
sks;Ss sl. nsslita.- (, 49,, b. S'-.-..s ~
sssl - ssF reed, N-IsaL2J: mack,
s~ 49,, Receipts.
sss.res sacks. al-4. =. o..
as-ss~~ ceniais. 3 - a., S...ss e,,'
G esnssls = 10. as ee-s s''.A'
~ Ncsass -. issns bears - - -
!. a.. poiasoes. sael,s 80 Al
's' s2sAs, -. bran, sacks,
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Genernl onotatIons.

General auotatton-.
flour Rfcelpfa s. 90 barrels. exports.
~ 40 barrels. moderately active and a
shnda easier With ths decline In wheat.
Whrrf-Roccipfs s. en- bushels cXpCriE
81 go bushels SPOT msfk G. quiet. No.
red AaGh. Cpt.cns cEeaed weak under
taagish fcrtign nsvs. liquidation ana for
eirn selling ana further declined owing 20
lower cabiss bat rallied laftr with corn
ara eirsrd fairly steady af iHfflc rec de-
cline sep'emh.r ciosud a. Ee9as pcccm.
hfr ciosrt ~ s5tsc.
ffrnseFlrra
Wool steady
PETROLEUM ruN
Conee-ppslons e'osea barely steady:
sales. 1re haEs incilaing Scptsniner
lsc. nf1Hf. ssaft sar. Nsrch. frtf
3 ~. srof eortr. RI. steady. ~. = ln-
vcf-s ca ianfuE siar mlia. DAN
sugar Raw sfrcnr. fair rrHniur SO.
ccnrifaEnI 81 tesf sfsc. refined. Arm.
Metals.
To metal exchange calls the market Tor
coopsr-iaks. qas,sd al NlleqiLgz.
Tfn-slf SnlfeA
SpsifrF--s4 fIso
I3ad-st EiakAf-ia
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oacsGentzl Hotel: eess family hos.l tn
state. sxcellen; Rooms, az raedsrn improve
ssaeztS. Ne bar.
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MARITIME RECORD.
ron TUESDAY.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY
Portland. Sept g. 1871
occassoraI ggH- rain stationary temper
AZURE
II a DEPARTMENT or AGEfCLL
TTRE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Sept. =. -.
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ssrictly arss-elass: al modern srprovs.
Eeza. ira sample reezA
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route 20 the popular and active
mining districts % Gold Basin. Gordon
Greek. Martin Creek. Siiyerton, Deer
Greek. Goat Lake and Monte Crfsto.
The scenic route for tourists. fishing
and camping parties.
Train. leave Everett for Monee
Crf-to st 1850 o. an Mondays,
Wednesday. aud Fridays.
Train will leave Monte Crfste fos
Everett at aiss ON Tuesdays, Thars-
days and Fridsys-
n. N. BAIRD. q. n. q r. n
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IlREETS AND TRADE.

seattle. Sept. II. isN.
:, The seattle. Tacoma and
ssrr hoases today were: