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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-18
Closing Quotatious.
Ike STOCK


Cattle-A few choice steers brought ST.
40 common 10 good steers sold ffon s. $
10 -; stockers and feeders, <3.19Gf4. 40; bulls
cows and heifeTs sold at prices ranging
from I'D for common Gamers 20 81 = fer
extra good bulls. Choice calves brought
SoLaio; western rangers. 2-3Ii 10.
Hogs-HeaVy lots sold at g. -0sf4 %: COM
mon 70 choice mixed. sSss1A@s. and light
weights <44+S5. pigs brought $2aI4 %
and culls sl.75I375
Sheep-Ths great hulk OF Western NUT
ton stock went at s3.GG4SS. and a few ex-
ira lots around 81; choice native ewes
were sought for az 81 75st4, lambs closed
at practically last weeks range; medium
grades sold az "a 519475.
Receip5s-Cattle, 1,5oo; hogs 20 900;
sheen 1fasl
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

TIE local market Witnessed no changes
- Y 2or-snce zsstsrdAg. Thar s<say
Hay and cereals eoatsnns VERY firm and an
acf@Ecs 81 EaSgs-n Washington hay
~9aad Eos coma As surprise
az osai oes. wnsca advanced recently 20
a. are net moving very rapidly.
The vegetable and sraIt rs.arksf IS N rood
csloaIion- Demands are good. b1g the SIP
p8T = equal - e.
JehhlnE Quotations
TIE feIlowaag were ths soohsnr quota
loEs OF Wholesale dealers yesterday:
sugar. Flour and Cofxee.
sugar Coogagl-Goiden &C. in bogs. per
70. &C. extra CO.. IN nksTx rer ~ 1.c
e SF&nbssfe5. II boss. per -. Jssc. cube.
-. powdered, sac; spos cash pglces.
go Sovsl1y \. sass. California brands.
49, God Dust eo1r A75; blckwf4ea.
Tor. per Dbl. 80. pr cwt. RIGS: gra-
Asaa Der -. So. o. l-Ib SACKS 3 per
Eso; Per cw1. $50. rolled oa--
ser pol sta4ss. houlny. per cwt. s.
wheat. s2.5a per case. whole wheat
saeks {. z-is bo1es. ssse spiii psas We, ~eT
reai; yellow. ies. ua; SIS. SIS. While.
fs $40: se. $40. faxed hoziny. h6is.
Coffee doobiaEl -Green-Mocha. per bol.
a.
choice. per 10. &c. Roass ed-A rhuckIsFs.
in N0-Ia cases. per cwt. yzl5: el-lb cases.
Per. ew- rs. Ss-Ib cases. per cwt. sIz5s;
Alden Mocha. s7iscs: cararoia. re. Qua
tsnaia &c ground cofyes fsa2T.e. I1on
los. 81 Is. 6ss. 81 8: ass, sl2 IS.
Meats, Provision. and Fish.
Fresh Meats lobhingl-cow beef. Easszc:
u, pork, st4c per 10: veal. - per ID.
Provisions 0eaaingl-Hams. large, 7lisc;
hams small. I2c. breakfast bacon, Illzc;
Fresh Fish CoabingD-Hanbut. sa4c:
salmon &fSc; saiEnan trout. Sc; founders.
sazate. selex. &c. rock cod. 3. black bass.
80 pereh. Sssssfc; mountain trout. 1-laQ
lSc. shFinps. &c.
Batter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Batier-Raneh. tes7i5c. fancy dairy. IN
s4aarss. E4i7c: Washington crearnerfes
2-lb prints. Ss1Z2c
Cheese oobhlngl- Washington.
Eggs oobbsng)-IsGisc.
Poultry Uobblngl-Ch ickens feGlic 1--we
weight: dressed chickens. f2szc; turkeys.
dressed. isc per 10.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Cohbing1-New potatoes. ssaI2
Vegetables oobbdnz)-New California
onions. salyerskins sl.fgHI.so per 100 lbs:
Deets, 4sc per sack; cabbage. iz4asc per
e; carrots &c: iettace. iac per dozi Gu
Der box, green corn. 5alac per aazen.
sweet potatoes. 81 q per 10 lbs; s. .i5g1.2 IS
per box
Green Fruits u0bhlngl-Isemons. fancy
California s7Faf4. selects. s5G3.5d: choice
TO fancy apples. 75cgtsl.z5 Per box. COM
mon apples. 2a5acs bananas. se1725a. or
anges s5ef4sa: blsckberries 75casi per
crate: Oregon peaches 18I65c: wenatchee
peaches 8eff5Sc per box. Bartlett pears.
esipssc Per box, crab apples. soe59c: plums.
154i2sc per box. prunes z55f+ec per box.
Delaware and Concord grapes. from Yak
tina, &c per box: California grapes. 65G5 sc
per box.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Cjobbinz1-Pugei sound per ton.
sio. Eastern Washington tmothy. sis, alf-
ala. SO.
Oats ftobbirg9-s2-si =
Whear-szsEtse
Barley Ctohhingl- Rolled or ground. per
ton s1s
Corn Whole, 49, cracked. 81: feed
meal So.
Mflstuffs 00bhlng)-Bran. per ton, sla.
shorts per ton sf-
F-eea-chopped feed. SO per ton: mid
Giings per ton. 81: oil cake meal pr
ton. So
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aes lower. September c1ose1 ~ ss1.c: De-
ce--ae- ciose4 q &C
EoR@-Er--
kekrelEg-z-TfzEf. P~-rzvEvarta crude 70
r1zrgse. no-i-ally At ss-
t91@e-[s sfa-S c2ose9 steady a. II
changed prizes % pot-ts ret sayanz..
DeG1-hSr SssSfS So. Ma-rA ssN7s sc:
SGT co1ee, Eso. seea9ye No. srgoSc@ sc,
toa1a1gs nc. Md sraEy
S1gzx-Iszw. stzo1g. re11eS. S-n
Metals.
Psg I-oE-Warrzuzs. firm 4. s-I5s@
Atn-<szset bat arm a. s13s5yz1sA
Sges-zE-ts [a4@
:. i>sAc-Exehaas.e barely ssssdy a. SIS
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. Sept. I7.-Consols, 1u.: sill
yer, aSsd.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE Evening
Post London financial cablegram says:
me stock markets were better here to
gay as operators are returning from their
hohuays, and the autumn season ia begin
ming Americans opened uncertain or New
York prices. but soon rallied. and when II
was found that New York was buying
again prices bounded up at the close.
Louisville & Nashville, which touched sia
this morning, closed at - bid
There are indications % an easier money
market at the moment. Two ard ore-hals
million pounds has 10 be paid 20 the India
government tomorrow for treasury bills
recently sold Until today IL was thought
the Bank OF England for n time. but Il is
now known that the greater part viii be
relent 20 the market until next month.
The best-tufoTmed people stfIl consider
that gold shipments VIII be first made TO
New York from Paris. but Inquiries show
that no such shipments have vet been ar
ranged. I am told further that a large
amount q gold IS going from Sydney TO
New York.
The Paris 6ourse was better. but the
Berlin market was dun and somewhat
disturbed BY TIE Venezuelan default
RreadstuNx.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 17-whaat-Steady.
No ! standard California wheat Us: car
goes or c0ast very little doing: carEoea
on passage. easy fer white, quiet for red +:
English country markets quiet; French
country markets. weak: Liverpool wheat,
No l California IS - wheat IN ParisI
weak. -four in Paris. weak.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Farallol viii sal today Tor
Skzguay and Dyea-
There ar now due from Skaguay
steamers AI-Ki Wfilsmstte. Queen and
Rosaiie- Tire arrival of any one or al IS
hourly expected.
Schooner G. 8 Holmes. which arrived
here Thursday from san Francisco with a
cargo % general merchandise for r r.
Game went ta Port BiAkeley Yesterday.
She vii! load lamasr Cor san Franclseo
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FIRST WHEAT >htf-
The 81. Frances Arrives 90 Load nt
the West seattle Elevator

So. Frances the first wheat ship % ne
season. arrived n tne harhor last night
IN tow OF the tug Sea Lion. She wiz bear
from the Sound the first q the Eulaen
cTop which ghe kindly soil has granted -
farmers Of the state oE WaShingfaF
The 81. Frances is just from san iran
cisco and Will load for EngiaEd She =
chartered by Baifour. Guthrie s. Co.
saa = The first az great neet 10
follow. The wheat wiz be loaded az the
West Seattle elevator.
The 81. Frances Is an American ship or
J. SIS 81 gross tonnage. She - 2@l.4 feet IN
length. ais feet bveadth Of beam and ~
feet deep. She was built IN lSs~ AT b~Alh,
Maine
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~. Sarfn- Western rAas comprises over
40 niles o. perfectly equipped railway
- ruinass. fowa. Wisconsin. Michigan.
.st~.esofa Morfa Dakota. South Dakota.
srss~azks al Wyoming II operates tns
s,-~< trains n ths world TIE s~ryac. 20
rss~.ws. N1xzukaz and al fss principal
~sssmz o. TIRE Eat ard sgat5ssxt csnnot
:. w,srras@ea- Insist CD having yeuf ticxst
va Tbs Sarts- western" r. ". Parker.
Commercial Axsai. 80 FRS. ayeaae. Ssat~
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TRADE DURING THE WEEK.
Brnastreef'. Review.

NEW YORK. s.pt. I7.--Brasstrset's to-
morrow viii say:
Notwithstanding unsea sonabIy warm
weather snd the appearances Of Yellow
fever IN several Gulf states checking -
caNy. distribution OF nlerchanffIsn h,tsf-
ness THROUGHOUT the country has increas-
ed more than anticipated The center os
Improvement = Chicago. which furniSNei
the most favorab ie trade rsport within sya
years. Advtces from Kansas CITY. Orra-
Ia. ST. Paul ard St Louis also reject a.
uv-ty n demand among fobbars and
Wholesalers. There Is a temporary stfrngg-
lus 70 business ~ Savannah. ewing 10 tire
withdrawal Of corretition from n1er-
chants a. towns cut or hv tire fever GUAR
autine CHATTANOOGA Marnrhis Atlanta
Augusta Galveston ard even s. Louis
anticipate q temporary falling OF r. bust
ness. ewing % The irterruntsr~l 90 frafTa-
q the Guf states and adjoining territory
The principal settlement OF the hfturgiron.
coal strike, 3 further rising tile Of demand
for iron ard steel products. the withdraw
81 from the market ~ some manufacturers
q wooiens. extraordinarily large cleartnzs
ara reports that mercantile collections
have improved. constitute ire features ot
the week
Wheat EXPORTS are very large ard with
one exception dhas q The second seek 90
September 1sEib sre fhc heav5ssf % rec
ord The total shipments this week faour
Included IS wheaD aggregate s87a As
bushels against 8 50 Ess bushels last week
s - %s bushels last year. 1sss IS bushels
"a the corresponding week r. lssS s-S9,S5
GsA&fses~ u 49, = f~a-~ sts@@etas1 -@s a.
1874 60 bushels. the heaviest On recoEds n
tire week q 49,
than last week. agETeEattnE n % bEE7-
"a "a g-rsrn -are5 with 2 - 80 bushels last
year Is - bushels 81 fssa Is 80 bushels
r fss5 ard las * bushels ln 1ss3
There are fSs business failures reported
throsxh0rrt fhe United States fhss week.
compared with is last week. 85 IN fns
wask year ago. IS two years a10. ara
Ike rIrneer three years axe ard a. cosgl-
rAsrssa with IS 81 the s@con8 week of SER
ternne- 1851 There are = business Tall
J1res reported frorn TIE Cans.eiAu Dominion
shSs week against = last week ard q =
each - TIE corresponding weeks = 20
ard LsSs.
n G. Dun a Co.'S Review
2 @ T-f- & Co.'S weekly review e t-714
wsU say "a fts ISSUE Tomorrow
TIE era u shs hirgngtn1EFs rQz1 strike
ers ire return q many Thousands cf ETEsn
q -wevk az AWARDED WAGES ADDS 70 TIE
Furchastnx pcwer o. tbs people ard tha
anfhrAc4fe StrEAe effects not = ntzh as
rzsAng workers TIE starting - many
rrs~az ara weeks enormous eKF1Tfs y
vssat ara snrr. tie favorable rewS So -
ffozN rrssrs ara cost0z- The fzN tn sterling
sxchznze- ard TIE v~p2Ef SHOWING fnAt
sseaa grespar1E beEan ST. August ard eEosess-
- e-xr,r7~fs hv = ~ 81 whl3e rzeTc gaf1sz1ss
sxras~rx axree<s%a tTms0rfg ~ tte@1 s-s-
Sav@ az contributed % forward ire III
rrovA-a<-t ia business Z as rensaEglsesz1 -slf
- sfrs-ErS .arnnss hse half su.shSd thcksg1
SIZE ~hs could see 70 S-gG 9. s1a.Eaxe-
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STUDYING COAST INDIANS.
Scientists Return From the North
FIRST Indian. Game From Siberia.

VICTORIA. ? c.. SEPT E.-Dr. Franz
Boaz wh8 for tsn years has hseu nsasinE
A study % fhs Brltizs Colurhls Indians
FOR the British association. aud N3o ats9
heads fhs expedition ~hicE The American
su,rsax L. again IN Tbs eifg. re hnd L5r
Farrans. VINO II also sngs Eef IN ire work
II eogieesgng Information st98s tAs in8l-
as .hsaw customs ard relationships,
ear. aoza from tas n0Fsa CT TIE steans-
81 Tees.
since last here ths two se1saflstS hare
covered vast anssEns q territory. first
eos-x % TIE Interior &C TIRE province. ard
fa~n coming cut to the norfhern coast.
TIE wogk n the north was largely 0e-
voted % TIRE physical types os tie ahOriz
ines. ard sots % naeasareTnersts. casts ard
x.hotogrzsns Ssrs tAxen AID VII Do re
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On Her sound Run Again.

The steamer Utopia has served her
brief season on the Seattle kagusy
route and viii row resume her run on
the Sound between Seattle. Vancouver
and intermediate points. Morrison 4
Eshelman. the firm chiefly Interested In
the Utopga's operation on the Alaska run,
have not signified their future inteatious,
though Il Is thought probable they may
continue in the trAnspo rtation business.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND sept 1.-THE weakness
thai was apparent "a the lccal wheat mar
ket vest erd8y continued today. and export
erS were quoting ste as TIE extreme limit
for WalIa Ns.iia. while valley and blue
stem wera quoted Ar Ss1S1c. The weather
ali through the waeat district is most IA
vorahie ara n4uch % tie 62mage thai was
regarded IS beyond redemption Is being
repaired 81 dry hot Winds
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NEW ENGLAND.


H. NJ Farmland Richardson.
J, Farnworth. Richardson.
{. II. Harvey. San Francisco.
Conrad KAN. Olympia.
j. &. Fitzpatrick. Alaska.
4. ]. Bork. Alaska
James Biertman. Alaska,
Nine. Edwards Moore. san Franchises.
e. A. Warren. city.
John -. Jones. city.
A. White. San Francisco
W. II. Rhea, Aarysytlle.
J. A. MeInnis. city.
Frank Addy. San Francisco
Carrie Rarube. Everett.
s. 4. Booth. Everett.
a. Buckley. city.
j. j. Kelly. City.
THE RAINfER-GRAND.
Howard ]. Ball. Buffalo.
Phil Hitchcock Buffalo.
VIM. F. FRAY, philadelphia
Miss Fray. Philadelphia.
q. II. Waterman and wife. Tacoma
Richard Alexander. Vancouver. ID. c.
Lord Lister. London. England.
A. Lister. London.
Miss Lister. London.
Miss - Lister. London.
Prof. and Mrs. II. Foster. Cambridge.
England,
q IT. German. Washington. ID. G.
J. n Long and wife. San Francisco.
- NJ. WEIGH and wife. Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. L. J; Davis sydney.
David f. MllF0y Philadelphia
Paul r. Markofr. Grand RapldA
". C. Ruckman. Oshkosh. Wis.
THE DiII.ER
J. 7. passett. Chehahs.
William n. Daniels. Chehalts
J. g. stephens Vancouver, wash,
Mrs. ]. Z. stephens Vancouver, WASH
IT. A. Corners. Aeltb5-
T. Brown. Port Townsend
J. y. Sill. Utsalady.
y NJ Riuingar Alameda. Cal
Mrs Rinlnger ard child. Alameda, Cal.
I .. Goodrich. R0ssiand.
James Morris, Tacoma.
II q. Anderson. Chicago
C. NJ Co0me. Port Blakeiey.
H. l.. Bancroft. Snohonish.
Mrs. Bancroft. Snehomssh.
THE OCCIDENTAL.
r.. r. Meyiessiue. san Francisco.
r. q. Martin. wife and ~. San JcsA
A III PaFnberf0n. Livingston, Mont
I'd Caller. Fairhavcn. Wis
Tr. chase. wife and ~. New York.
j. " Vernon. Everett
= W. walker AnacoTtes.
Thomas NJ Mclean. spokane
Nflss A. stuart. Spokane
George Tyler. st. paul
l. w. Doyle. g. y. X IL
a. W. veiter. spokane.
l.. W. DbFina Spokane
u. J. Mc5shan. or ni'1 s =
~ Charles. 81 Paul -
"a A NurniAx and wife. NEBRASKA
Doc DRYDEN. wife ard z Nsw nesN
J. b NoM and wife. Chssago-
a p Johnston British EotampaA
Jannes pansys New 1oIk
i klexaDslef. British Columbia
THE BUTLER
q. G Dalton. llwaeo.
T9s c. Platf. WATERFORD. -. Z.
81 81 F4efasn Phitad lphfas
Fgan MrFsaa Philadelphia
VI~tor,a sioAheCker. San Ffsneises.
r a kenny. Portland
4, 81 Griffin. Faignavsn-
y W fgnEeu Enie4Eo.
n y steward. Everett.
- b. NeFayisnd. wife ard son, Port
' Dr. r. w. olcuss. L. s n. P. 8. Savai
d *. Joaes. Port Townsena.
s r. Gllehrl@ New York
rs r FiIra. Br sa6 Francisco.
r ~ Vance ard wife. Olympia
81 Never. Enstop.
y J %ertoa. Wiili4saggoTt. Pa
4 a. Foster. Tacoma
ffisas Bates Taconaa.
a A. BspRrn. Salt Lake City.
81 Wafdm4n. Ppstlan1
f'has j. Willis. Portland.
"a b Ienksas St. Louis.
z A Roe Portland
a. = NeCafeA Tacoma
w w MEX. Taegaaa.
y u Crawford Tacoma
TTa G. A. CAGrch and stgfa- oskA&ao.
No J. Jones. Tacoma
~ Sevsusan. T. 2 r q 9.
Fl Alssm 81 -, Tseoms-
= "a EaFrfsan Tacoma
~ = C'ufiteg Fslrsave1-
81 8rekaw. sta8Ng9d-
Otto NoudlgeE. Bay View
----eas~------~-----~e"
..s rrosas. Aaas Faw~stw to%sf IN
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Is
Manhood
Ever
Lost

may sorn~times fail. owing 70 nervous
Or otkaer disorderz. but IL Ia rsvsr los or
10y ever except Ia exfrsnae Cd age.
q. - - generally called Lost Manhood
- merely weakened power T,rs~r--ss -
tse ashes the fire remains .rsour 60
A1.. scseusitc treatment viii Tan u snta
osaxnt fame o. LIFE and energy.
Sonpkefe restoration Of sturdy man
rood Z guaranteed by the great sr@rsaygs.
Doceor Z ~ Rasciiffs. who knows more
49, al diseases OF the sexual system
tnan q dozen ordinary doctors
DR.. Kzfcit-e also treats 49, 10000,
snecszs Female Complaints. conorrao~a
oisss' structure. Syphilis. yarIcoceie. Hy-
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wALrA wALLA WHEAT MARKET.

Special Dispz tea 70 the Post Intelligence
WALLA WAILA sept T.--Wheat was
dgit today I1salsrs quote &c FOR club and
&c for hl.estem. Ne sales were reported.
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We are now prepared 20 10 eornposf1oa
far the trade fanT neas9reg IN SonpaFs1is
Nsa4or. Brsvisr and LenE Primer. ssns-
farrsor guaranteed. Call or address Poet
lats.lsge0cer. Seattle.
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WFNNENA NFFNNN-
v-s0a--Reresr.s = a. hsrra7s- sxps-es.
- ase barrels. wax zn9 lower 3ecsfuirx
,snss- 3 nghs trade and syrarashy w.tn
1hss break 81 "a re1L
EEh=M.-E ssetpss II 80 besskass. sxpc~ss
Is Csc NJ rea -, - kars .EaEaa3 2 xa-
e. o. FrUuer L4werres4 Ea@z sha1 sxuses-
q Earned weG1Ssr- sal3 II al cay oxEng
. 1.rnt3zsSsz- big shlsEtrs zheAx reeesc 3
RnR rz-zsrs - Seazsss w.x<A{s szuZsy
statement cext Ae11zy. escsea I.4fs.e
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Sept. Wheat. &c lower.
Closing: No ! bllestem. Sc. No. club,
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strictly frSt-ciass. ali nsS3sra improve
rasrss. fms 50 Fapts rooms
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Sept. 1T--To6zys market
was strong ard the average Level q prices
was considerably raised as result Or me
days trading. II vas a noticeable fact,
however, that the gTeasssx activity was
confined 10 spots The gains also were
sDasuoslie in character and &c could Lot
advance IN the whole list During the
periods while al individual Etocks or
group 81 socks, was being advanced. me
general list showed a disposition 20 fan
into general neglect ard TO halt ire ad-
vance. X mus be said. however. that the
spasns Of activity today went the round
OF pretty much ths whole market
The Changers. the trunk lines, the Nan-
deEb.sEs and the SoathweSzeFn=. al OF
which have recently been checked On real
king sales. invited 81 previous sharp
gains showed recoveries today. The most
conspicuous feature OF the market. how
ever. was the lively demand for the coal
eFs. The solution Of the troubles u the
soft coal Industry. which Is being worked
out. was reflected In sharp advances u To-
Iedo a. Ohio Central ard Hooking Valley
preferred. Union Paciae was another con-
spicuous figure in the trading, being heay-
isy bought ~ London. and closing with q
net gain Of nearly 3 points; The gran
Tested strength, Chicago Great Western
In tRa Industrial list the Spirit stocks.
which have advanced much less than on,
eFs In the current moveFls nj. SHOW "a
sharp gains. the preferred rising a p9inE.
The other leading indasarials. fneled ng
Sugar, Tobacco. Leather preferred. Lad
ard Rubber. showed a somewhat heavy
tone and closed at small net changes
The exchange market was heavy and
dun. especially that for continental eX-
change. and L is evident that any material
hardening Of the local money rate viii re-
suit IN prompt Imports OF gold.
T0days market for railroad bonds rs
less active and steady. Total sales were
s9.oto,ea United States IS coupons sold at
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle, SEPT Z. 80.
Exchanges AZ The Seattle. Tzcoza aa3
Portland cleaxErg hoa ses to<azy were.
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san FRANCISCO Markets.


SAN FRANCISCO. SEPT. i7.-The wheat
market - generally easier all around. for
ssxr ard Eas'ern advises are weaker ard
the local market follows. Spot quotations
ara largely nominal Two cargoes came
siav-u from PORT Costa for export Barley
Il lower aud quies There g very Eght
trading IL oass and prices are unchanged.
s~frSFnw Limitations.
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cs~rfsensal Hotel: best fairly hotel tn
s.sts. exrsEsnf rooms: ali modern improve
snxngz no bar.
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Sept. Z, ~.
Fair weather. wArsDkr.
Z. s DEPARTMENT OF AGEICUL-
TCRE WEATHER BURN.
DAILY BULLETIN
SEATTLE Ssxt y 1857
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r,-e snc9szEs1 epsrstoEs 60 Case last
~ rnsrhtaes az A19 axs-E9 ErsexEos..
49, kzse s1rT-eL.
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Us. new Is. req. 1@5izl y. J. Cen. IS lib
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ives. Tex -. % 1hTeSS -. 6F@s
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FNes. coup liza y j G. & St.L.+s. 1864
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G. & y Ptr.5s. sTia Fac. 81 OF IS -...f02
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Seconds =. -. 100 Stand. z. & T. IS zaia
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Fours -.-. ST Deferred =.
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nE.L ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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Money and Exchange.

Money on call. steady. az lA12i. per
cent. iasT loan. Der cent. closed, 1lsd2
Der cent: sterling exchange. weak. with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 80 n
4 s. for demand. and al S4s2l4a4s-4 for %
days. posed rates. 81 s3fs3 $ and 81 $50 a St,
commercial bills. s. S1isaAs7, silver certtfi-
Gates. 57es>c: bar silver. 5eS.c; Mexican
dollars 43l.e.
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