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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-30


Sugar. Flour ana Ceaee.
~ ax&r oosAiagl-6oiden c. in ssls per
-. 49, extra n CHS. per -. Ehse;
9rY sranaiaisd. r. bsls. per II. Szsc: ca5s.
r,.s- ~ az IS: s7os casa p..ess.
60. N0xslsy A. s4se. California brands.
80. oeld Drop four, So; eackwhsat
hsm per T 81 ~ 81 Ger sS. So ! !. sra a-
49, re hour. Per noi. &4-sa. % Ia-lo sacks.
$50 Per ests rye meal per bai ss&a,
- SO. rolled cats. per sol EssA-2S.
80. y Per eEt, s2-S. cracked waeat. Per
- IS; fakes wheat. t.5a pep case,
Soets wheat -four. PEI cxe sa2. pearl
barley, ioa-is sacks. &; sis boxes. slsc:
-, corr GaesI, yellow ias. fl-sa; IS, KS.
se.s "a: kegs TX
49,. So1ss Oobaing g-GTeeu- Mocha. per n.
60 Java, per 10. aasc: Costa RieA.
se s. , Per 10. sc. Roastsa-Arbuckis' 5.
- isto Gases. PER cwt. sl2ls, SID CASES.
fsg ewL sl24' Ss-lb eases. per cat, s.. 2.
Aden Mocha. g7ssc: c4racola. e: Qua
$3.50 &c: ground coffee fsl2ac. Lion.
-'4s' e. d as. nzzs. IS. g3E.
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
.rss r-s1 Asats ljabeIng)--co~ eeet. s1ss=e;
ta - = e'9e per %: veal, SC per 10.
AfIoF4sloas 0oebing Hams. large. 1fs&c:
a. SILL lls.e; breakfast hacon, &c:
Fresh FLsa Co5slng)-HaIlbut 5a9c:
- $500 ssacs salmon trout &C; founders.
49, so8es, &c, rock cod. Sc. black bass.
=. ssre1i s1-8 &c; mountain trout. Z. e l5c:
Dutter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Butter Ranch. loaIsc: fancy dairy. IN
- 44feS, Istfslc, Washington creameries
I'D prints, &S4-5c
ra S1sese ooeolng)-Sailve Washington.
Eggs-tjobb.nel-Eazfern. 1salsc; strictly
- Ianeas 2gSoc-
foullTy--Dressed chickens. ua4c: turkeys.
60 49, lac Per 10. ducks. S5esi Per
Vegetables and Fruit.
potatoes 0obblngl-New potatoes. ssale
vesetables 0obbine,-New California
SLll.@s. aiveTskins. Nz Der 100 rounds.
lets o9c Per sack: cabbage. sc per
10; earro.s. 4ac; lettuce. lee ger deg. e.
esfn oeTs. &c per dozen; tomatoes. 4Oflz1c
Per tex: green corn 51t5c per dozen:
sweet potatoes, soe41 per loo lbs; 81 per
Green Fruits oobblng,-Lsmons. fancy
esaAiornia- g. selects. S2G15a; choice %
mon apples, &G5sc bananas s192ss: Cali
foFnls grapes, &c per crate: Eastern
xr9pes, l0a9zSc per basket; huCkleDerries
.NS11c per 10; cranbsrries SO per barrel
- per box; pears. .5gS5c per box
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay 0obbingp-Puget sound. Ter ton.
se Eastern Washington timothy. sl5; alf-
Oats 0obbing)-seo
Wheat-s7S
Barley fiobaingA-R elled Or ground. pAr
tor. So. Bran. So Shorts. ST.
CorR-Nhole, ~ Cracked. 81; feed meal,
81
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re <orth- Western Line comprises or,
nc snfi-s o. perfectly equipped rafl~sv
3, rIltnois. Iowz. wtsconstn Nlcsiwan.
vsrnssctA Ncrts Dakoss. South Dakota
~eh-s.sA ard Wyoming IL operates tss
er~st trains n the world TIE service %
Cnscaxs, Husauk~s ard al tee principal
essss. OF TIE East aud Southeast cannof
- SURPASSED Insist en- kavfnx ycur ffrxsg
via Tho Nsrts-western" y. -. Parker.
Commercial AgsEs. s0t FIRST avenue. Sea-
Ia
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rtvs- Ese-aaaSs ~scc Fer cszsals rsvsr
1870 pr csrtai. Msrcess sweet Esosa toes
Per eezssi. So sr.srs IA - v- saek.
N@c2-1eSzS, ssss&c pr nax- CARTE. 44-,3c
Pc poauG, ETeen gesSs saaSs@G per Pa&aE4ss
SS tears &sc psE po1r1 az StaSSa,
ss5se Per box te-nAtosA. &Sssac pr Sox,
Esn84s greer pepper ~ %-essc gssF box egg
r1A1t Sssee. greer okr1. So
- - ss ,s,s So s.r5ss -
"a Per cAese. -A-Sphserrsss. l4ss nuckle-
Berries. Esscs crarp~Trfss. =.
grar=s. sssNc rer eax Tor ordinary; IsA-
pears. Bartlett slGs-se. r1Grns, &fsac per
box po-eE- 1nateS. &sSsFs- Per s--sA box,
ounces, As SEC per nexs Tsle1eza oranges.
cernn1o7 California sez1ors, sscssSi' eAo-cs
California lE12e1S. yx1@s hzE7E2s. $40
per euach. psaeapriss sSss4 per dozen
a., So sss, ~ a s sss s a. 81 aa FL
ssconas. zls-Sc: pleAlss. .ag@-e: arkia.
s,s~e-e-~ew. tsnssssc, old. fasfic. call
sorria cram rh-aasr. i1Elses Young Amer
ia. I28lsc: Eastern. lSSlies Western. Z
Erxs-siors. nominal. fancy ranch. So
Poultry Turkey goesssTs. ft9Isc per
pound; farksy Aens ISzi4cs ola roGsters.
sT-As34, Young -caSsrs. e sesT4. snsN orcil-
ers seas, lsrge hToliers. s2ssS. frxers : =
81. hens. Ssss. ducks old. S&S5a.
90. young. fs4sa. geese. aEsssS per
pair xosllngs. S--sG y. pisecass cid. 80
&c, Dc. y0uns, E-@0s-a2
Closing Quotations
wAsat-sleadsers December. us. May.
1s-A
Bariey-Dscezaher sac
Co-n-I-arge yelIow, Sl8Le9--
BEaz-s2S.1 sTl&
~ col and Hops.
Spring wo0ls-Nexaaa, E4I2cs Oregon.
10 tAc. Northern, lag lSc-
FaI waols--Sou theTn coast lambs. use.
San Joaquin lambs Tssse Northern
lambs, Lea fAlxcs mountain, f8sI l-c. san
Joaquin. plasns T9sc: Humboldt and
MenGociue. LssftTc.
Hops-New. l14si4e Per pound; old.
Money and Exchange.
Sterling o. London. 60 days. sLsi: do
sight. Sss.
Financial
Silver bars 49,, 57Ss Draf1s-Sght -. t7ta
Mex eoss .-.-4sG ssia telegraph =. -
Mining stocks.
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sEATCost. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

~lsfs stea -nsr Ray CITY fer Anscarte..
fs.TasFer or Wbatc8Ea. Leaves Cosusnxx-
"a docs Tacoma = =. ~ CRty aoek
49, Aafn st.eeD Seattle 5 ? IA. Ts1vA
anaFe. and Sat ErfuratnT leaves What
- ? n Fairha zen. as = n. sri
f~AScrfes j. q -. sun Wsssnes. &Aa
sarws-seatt3s 81 e. = 20 round tFfs
*@seas j. = CO s. round TRIP
" - ELLIS
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THE EVERETT
* MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

Ths uaIs H0als 30 lae popular ard active
rzsfs,sus districts 81 Gold E2s,n. 1Soraea
sSr~ek AsArtla Cre%& S.lveEtan. Dca<
CreeN GoAt Laks and MoCGs Cr1ztc
Aha Srerse reHfs fer tcUrfsts nshin q
n~H CO rnnsnz aTtfez
TrRgas leave Es~retG for aoats
srssxs at Ef50 a ca Mondays,
wxAnesdzys and rfaays-
Train viii leave Monte Crtsfe fer
,-x~r~st at Ssas ga Tuesdays, rhars-
any. sad Frtdsy@
~ RATRD @. r r. h
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sAN rrAN feIANDs

. SEANER INDIA THOMSON.
osstrg Uaita3 STATES aaii. leaves city
foet - M8fa street A>nseY
%e-asseaF ans Friday a. a Il for Port
ssscssaa saa f8aa Islands and New
-<s-esA Recurring ieaVes Ne~ What
s&tslaN -gs.fe4ay as Saturday. a.
~ Eknppsou grew Es<
49,. Rngsraas e co. azeatz a>ify aosk
1sss9soas Mzia e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-30

PORTLAND. Oct 29.-Exporters are still
paving Mc as top quotation for wailA
Nalla and sc and sc for blue stem and
valley. but sales were moderate AZ a cent
above these figures. Two more Carxoes
cleared today and another ship finished
loading. Cleared-Britisa ship Suther-
Lancashire, Tor Queenstown, with g go
bushels Of wheat: British ship EaenhalIy-
more. Queense own. 100 eg7 bushels
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HANK CLEARTxGs.

The following table complied by Brai-
street. shows the bank cIaarsuxs ST the
leading cities FER the week ended October
= With the percentage of Increase ana de-
crease. Is compared vita the correspond
ing week last year.
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HOOD Canal. ROUTE
= hfaTr

NFEANFE nFfTA
s-ves Sslerslsh ccck. fees os wA.Afnr-
~. sfseL IUf-1sys Thursday ara Sat-
Pr 81 e'SlS'k a. r. Ter kiasaea.
Tsssse, flnttvaae sits. nSafsrass al
"sa 10y. Returns alternate DAY.
r.-A = TAoUEMAS. xassw.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. C.ct Zs-Spot wheat
Is unchanged. futures opfoed 81 sisEht
aAwarce BAT. following ere course q CnI-
caso. the ms-keI fesl back, cables were
frTnsr Ne changes az Barley Bright feed
Is sac and Armly held. medium grades
are orsrinE freely, NIB feN buyers; oD-
rio~~ are cHtet " inquiry fg- fed oats
,sravg1ssz rsrt~es stan4 Sore CAL FOR fam
tsv extras. tSIe. bakers extras 81 >
ysea.-sasprsnx. s. s-is - No ard
s. ssa Tor cnaies. niAAng. $500
Bzraey-E eea4- 80 SIC 3reslrg ~ ga "a
Csat~-Pacr 10 fair is ~ god -
shalee. s. 1897 -: fsncE feet s @afl 30
vriss, s. 92s-sRt 47ss: 6lAck Tor seed. $l-&s&
Receipts.
Fgossr auarter - Xxx ~: waNar cen
tslx "a t5- 10 " as97ar Eten As.asss barley
ceatal@ 2 So - W8sctEEto ST. bans
sAeks 80. corr. ceHfAls, ee a. k-&s--
err fsss. noratnes. sacks N4sf- 80 SsrH Esssl.
- snssxrs. saeEs -, sTsa SACKS -, %
WsshiwgEca. A.. nst31EnEe s8rss go
hAy. tosS ZEE straw. tozs. - aogs. saIss
3 srnstzrd seed. sack&. -. vol iAi.s
II hf3es- nE1lssr. 80 s2a-nS. BOXES.
sAs- ~5ns xasIsas a so brandy. gallons.
-. harkw seat x.eks. SO
Pr,aa~~. Erssss- Ete-
NTslstuvs-M lssFizgz. s-H8= pe- tcai
Har~wSest. sssa1s. wheat ara oas. sile
a: eat ssa45zs hes' bsrssy. fi2se - &afslt4.
sssss y. clover IS Sf9ekss te3s eDE-
yasssxb.sS-@@<.y Eoss Sot.sSs-. ssssSc.
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WALLA NALLA WHEAT MARKET.

Special Dispatch TO the Pest-TnteIligencer.
WALLA wALLA. Oct. zs.-Wheaf quo
tatious today were: Club. csc; blueStem,
lZssc-
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Money on call easy az 1izg7z per cent. /:
last foan. per cent; closed At Per cent /.
prime mercantile paper. 53sEAs per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 81. 4iS5A.
for demand and at 81 SzisG4s2ts for sixty
days; posted rates 81 3fs4 SSts and 81 s6sf
4 ssae: commercial bills. StHQ4Nts. Silver
certificates Sszusoc. Bar silver. sSA.c.
Mexican dollars sS-sc. Government bonds
firm; state bonds dull: railroad bonds Arm.
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Svnonsts.--T4Eht rain fell at Port A.
geae$ IRIS Morning 20 ire aanStAt Us tx
q an inch. None reported else ehere Tae
e9tAHT AZ E0te9sg was g1<gy az 4. ~.
TIE pressure remains high Al AZ SSafiaas.
y 4tGa-AaX4nGm tenn parature. S. E~an.
tmum. 81 MEAN. 81 Weather party lady.
u. y SALISBURY. oEsersag
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Ssssete. Oct. - IsgI.
hxeharEss a. fns Seattle. Tacoma. Sc
1Ane a1a Portland clearing Ho9sez EaSav
Eere.
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NRCsg s 5 LINE

StsszsShtn Cfsvsle ns sails ~ San Fan
staeo from All nv On ark Saturday. Oetn-
~ y. a. O'Clock 3. m Cabin ss.s8. steer-
sse = Ear fretSas sna passenger rates
asssy 20
r = CAME. Agent.
fs.eFhers Pike e.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle. Sve~ett & WAsseoFn Route
stats q Washington leaves Seattle
taty except saturday ns II =. n.
Se4fsA Everett ard IA Conner Route
Sleag1cr EairhaVcn tcnVcs Senffl= daily
ssserf SATURDAY Rt - B. IN. ealing ~ Nv
sssst gptnr roffh NansRv Wednesday ard
Frfsy: so,rr cough Tuesday. Thursday
a. Saturday
Tssephose Main "a yesler Deck.
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gOgsN FILLS I k0aIHtA AlS1s / F0I
NEp9lsl BID E0aEI.A alk.F2

The aaly all rail- roats wffheas
change OF care esfweea Spokane.
Re.sIAna and Nelson. Afss hssw~e.
Nelson ans Rossissd.
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10 san Francisco

stsaT1ssslp Portland sssiz from ArisnxtsM
deck. Noveufyer !. a. p. ~. Cabin. 81. -
sss.rags, s1n E. Z. GAME. Agenk
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srrANf.R TrfNrfA

STEAM r UTOPIA
NG ssN ffc-a Coiwan dock every Non
szt AIS TDatS,lay &C p 81. Tor Elaiua
ID SsRsoaeer. Fare 30 Hlaiae. s. -
sancoQFer s e1
lsisgheE.s 3a4n 81
4 =, MAXWELL Agrae.
g,olsn2a Block
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Oct. es.-The stock mar
ket was apa thetlc and almost stagnant to-
day brokers and operators apparently be-
ing taken up with politics and the com
piications precipitated into the approach
ing contest by the days events. The fea-
ture Of the bond market was the sharp
decline In Kansas Pacific consols. which
sold at So a decline Of 3i4 The Union Pa
elac IS OF 1sss. trust receipts, also lost "a
per cent.
Total sales, S1.sIs.ooe United States As
coupon were advanced = bid.
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IS. new g. e 81. J. .. s -

U s. new ss.reg 1T y. J. Cen. IS ..-llSia
New As coup lisa North Car. IS ..i.1la
FourS. reg ..--lAEssi kouTs ...- .is2hg
Fcurs. coup ..li6ss Nor. Fac lists I'D
Twos. reg -. - Threes p
Fives. coup liza. NYc. stL. 4s.los
District 8 sss =. 1895. Nor * West. Is iG31s
Ala.-Ciass A lies y. ". CoRsois .i4fia
Class r ...-...lls Deb. SIS .-....-.If5@s
Class ( .......lee Ior. Nav. lists ...ill4
Currency -. - g Foars ...- ...-. %
Afchisou A. .-... szs o.. s. L. s.. {. r.u4
Adj Is .....-.. $50 Elves. {. =. 49,. ga
Can South. 2ds.lesi. Or I'm. lists. {. rIae
Can Pac. lists o.. q. Ffves. z r ...- 4is
chi Terminal 4s iPac. s. q IS . Ia2ss
Ches 4 Ohio = i3As Rea ding s. ....-. 81
=. II. s u. flas 1o97s z. O. vs.. lists STA
p & II. @. lists -iIlt SEL- g. IN C.5s S4ia
Fours 49,. 49,. IS St.Is e. SIG 6s.iI6is
East Tenn. lists is -. Paul Con ...-IJNis
Erie Gen. IL .... 74ss sire. & P.fsts Tfeis
W&D fststr. - Elves .... ..-.. Iisss
Gen Elec. s. .Fgi- 3 G Nou-Fund /
G. H A. s. A sa.iai SO. Ry. - ..--.-- 81
Seconds o.. ....fa9 Stand r. a T. ss -
Il & 7. Cen. ss.iIIA Tenn. new set = -
Con IS ........f+ r. = I. G. lists. Is
Iowa {. lists 49,. sIas' Reg. 2sis .-...-. 2lss
h T. Con. Q r. Ssas Union Pac. lists 1o2
KIP ISL n y. arms TIP n. & G.1sts asa
La New Con g. a7isi Wab. fEt g . Ie7a.
L. & ~. Uni. *. 81 ! Seconds B.. .-... -
Missouri S. .....Iio West Shore Is ..fa9N,
NJ. X s. 4. Ids 81 Va. Centuriss %. 81.
Fours 49,. -. -. Deferred o.. -.
" Y Cen. lists. Ira
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HO FOR THE
GREAT GOLD FIELDS
Of ALASKA
AND THE
KlCNDIkE REGIONS.

We make . speciality Of ous6ttsAe.
I ard can supply you with everythtna
= you eat. wear or usA We have
Jumbo Shirts. Underwear and Ho-
stsry for the Northern Regina
sol1 ty Us exclusively.
Gum Bocss. Asners Boota wceien
sh.rts, Pants. Overcoats Arrzic
= Clothing Sleeping Bags Fur Robes 4
and Blankets. Canned Food Prod
Gets. Meats. Portable Camp Outfits
= ftfn and slumsnum1. Miners TDla
Guns and Ammunition
In Fact Ne can supply you With
/ snythinE and everything yoG'u ueed
a turing ycur stay In Alaska 4
Call On our representative Al his
4 cfsce corner OF Railroad aveaus !
srd Columbia street. over the North
/ err Pacific Passenger station He
q gsli show you samples OF fsw Of I
/ the many goods we sell and win Id
: rise yea what they cost delivered 1T
Seattle
: MONTGOMERY WARD 6 Co.,
III TO 10 Michigan Ave. Chicago.
I TIE Great Mall Order House.
=
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

PozT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
tNGTO% ROUTE.
eTEAAER A = RoBtSSoS.
Carrylug T. r Mall.
On Pert Orchard and PoEs Nsshingtoa
frefss .ssvcs City deck. fcot Of Nala
street So 4. n. calling az South Reacn
Nlfcheil EFlck hAra 8renrrton & :
SsvY Yard Sidney. Charleston. Trscyton.
.hico sliver1alo. Leaves Port Orchard
h&Ts StAfs0a n =. gn. arrives Seattle az
%. ~ ? y Roblnscn. master Lily.
Itgsries & Co. agents. Teieahons.
Main g.
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STEAMERS.
pscIrTc coasT STEAMSHIP Co


IRE conpaEy's elsgang steamers UNA
EALIA leave SEATTLE for san Fran
essco via Port TOwnsene ard Victoria. T.
9. At n, ocs; l. $ IL 4. 2. 3 =, Noy-
~. AZ sag Frznesse9s' a q oet : :, =.
= easte via Sissori al 3 G 1920 ssd Pors
Js, sss. & 4 +. z, r. e' De Z. T. +,
e DE 3 seat',s. e a. Oct 9 =.
re si@gsas sreamer. CORONA err
OF TOPEKA AND AL-KT leave SEAT
!. =, November 1, s. H. g. =. .,
Zee l. 6. II. e r. Is Dse back a. Seattle
Gee Gee / = q Il IS 3 = S jan T.. 90. =
previous. n0ilee steamers. sailing saT.z aad
hs : = 2 rEssojwERrpsE. p ). sYp,. oc...
Tock. Seattle. Ticket Agent. g., rfrxt Sve.
GoODALL PERKINS & CO. Gen. Aga.
STEAMER FARALLOS
VIII sail for
JUNEAU, sKAGUAx AND DYEA.
yoyerske- Il. at o. ~. aud every 9f1sen
Gays thereafter.
pAsxenser zccomEucdz lions are Al. sra-
pc room TO- frsisef AID stock.
For ,ases AZ ;sgtaer Information call az
Eenxxn9cne-s NE4rG loot on yrlou
ssrssi- IsssgAoae. Pike e.
-
IEXyEs FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
DAILY. ExcEf r SUNDAY.
STR kuLrsoMAH
LEAvzs FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
r4sr nErwtAs At ! l T = am
COMA, 80 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. = CENTS.
K sAf Fs'i L wrLLEfTil T n.a nock' Agent
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
eteamsr City OF Kingston between Ia
coma wash. and Victoria. b. G.
ssopmlr.vl 81 Tacoma lilo Ar s0bpEn
NaepmILvl p SEATTLE 81 Arl i:4son
I0smlI.vs 7zPt Townsend 81 Arli :4Sara
fEam Arilis Victoria M,L-sl s0ea IA
Daily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes frss-class accom-
modafions carrying both freight and
ra~engsrs, and Leaves from Ysslsr wharf.
bea.fie, for Victoria. OF 10 .. m. and for
Tacoma at AIS p. m,
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
e.afsroorns until ! A. m
Tor rates. tickets. etc. inquire Of
@. ". THORNDYKE.
Agent Yesier Wharf. Seattle.
4 EADEAU.
General Agent. n. p. nv. Seattle.
PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS.
Steamer Idaho leaves daily except sun
day A. a. m: Sunday. direct az n m
returning direct. leaves Port Townsend al
5pm-
TACOMA, SEATTLE AND wHATCOM
ROUTE.
Steamer George Y. Starr leaves Tacoma
n, n m Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS for Seattle Anacoftes. Fairhaveu
ard New Whatcom, leaving Seattle at :
n m Returning leaves New Whatcorn
tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at
D m. Steamer gees to Blaine Wednes-
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occsnsntai Hotel. best family hesd -
state. excellent rooms: ali modern tmvrovs-
n<nsa NO bar.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.


Is .oAoESzg were ~ tosaing 1uota-
e-ols G, wAolezale dealers yesterday.
sugar. Ffoar ana Coffee
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1I0ee
~x fcr Aas4s aza ali kooseaay A-&xs
4 fpsctsA
1 ts.~se~xxrs frg Kettle River ara Ec1n3-
Ary SscxA ee2gess al AAES&s ~'tA ssASs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-30

TACOMA, SEATTLE AND wHATCoM
ROUTE.
Steamer George Y. Starr leaves Tacoma
a, d m Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS for Seattle Anacortes. Fairhaven
ard New Whatcom, leaving Seattle at 3
n m Returning leaves New Whatcorn
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at )
D NJ. Steamer gees to Blaine Wednes-
DAYS
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
A Negro Colony In Mninr.

Unlike most of the African settle
ments In Maine. the negro colony a,
Warren did not originate from the I'M
dergrouna railroad or the anti-slavcry
proclamation; 1t antedates Names ad
mission to the Union. and sprung from
Il single colored man named Amos Pc
tiers. who came from plymouth, Mass.
In lTsI or thereabout. and his wife Sa,
rah, II slave from Guinea, brought tC
Damarlscotia by II sea captain. The
progeny of this pair had Increased tC
eighty people in 1850, but their mum,
bers have since dwindled down to tif,
~. They became successful farmers
their ilocks and herds increased. and
one Of them accumulated fortune of
s5,oGo. They have been good citizens
on the whole. the burglar, Joseph Hen,
ry. recently sent to prison, being the
illuslrlous decadent of long line of
honest and Industrious Peterses--thc
mischief. perhaps. belng due 10 the no.
torlously liberal admixture of Knox
County's white blood In years agone.
Lewiston journal.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17

nave been longer runs made without n
stop. but they have been made by spc-
clal ana not regular trains. The aver.
age speed attained by the Cornwall OK.
press when making this run II 51.1
miles an hour. although, owing to n
peculiar construction Of the road at
Bristol, 1lS miles from London, the
train IL obliged to slow down to a
speed Of ten miles an hour.
The express train In composed Of elk
long coaches, tender and engine. An
American would call It a vestibule
train. but the English prefer to call the
cars "bOgle clere-stOried corridor
coaclIes,' bOgle being a term applied
to the trucks. They are fully as heavy
as an ordinary dra wlng-rOOm car. each
one weighing about 47.OOO pounds.
while the train without the engine and
tender weighs lao tons. The weight Of
the engine ana tender Ia al tons, max.
Ing the total weight of the train as It
rushes along on Its long run 221 tons.
During the run II IL necessary to take
water for the engine twice. This. how
ever. does not necessltate any stop, as
1t In taken up from u trench beside the
track as the train speeds along ut near
~ q mile u minute.
The engine which draws this essen.
tally Through train" Ii u curiOus-lOOk.
Ing. pOnderOus affair. quite unlike any
locomotive seen on American roads. 1t
has on either side single huge driving
wheel seven feet eight inches In dame
ter. while what must by comparison be
termed the small wheels of the engine.
six In number. known rs trallers. are
four feet SIX inches In diameter.
The wafer tank of the engine holds
10000 gallons. ana when running at
full speed there Is u steam pressure of
100 pounds to the square inch. while
there Is a heating surface of 1861
square feet.
Each day the run Is made. the train
leaving Paddlngion station at 1925
o'clock In the morning. ana 1t never
falls to roll into st. Davids station, In
Exeter, exactly on time. The time al
lowed by the schedule for this run
makes no allowance for delays of any
kind. Even the time los In going over
the loop around Bristol and the neces.
sity of slowing down when going
through Bath Is not allowed for.-New
York Herald.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17

Rreyer. Edward g., 10 Dearborn ct.
Dwiss!ns. Elmer. Traders Bldg.
RR,wSisSlnss, R,S.ssSS 81, Js,y; Tssders' Bldg.
Elliott. Frank ~, 90. i2s La SaIle ct.
Erskine, David NJ. jr., Chamber Of Com.
EAT, ,,Is;,!a Maryin A.. Marquette bldg.
esenden hSssens Ssss"' M' "a % q SIaSh :s
Foreman. Henry g., los Dearborn st. ~
Gassette. Writ H.. ii5 Dearborn st.
Gibbs, Frederick g., 100. }is DearS st.
Gillette, Harry =. io3 La Sale st.
Gix.ns, ino,.,ch Robert sr.' g. "a Wasshn9ston st.
dooaridse. Albert b. G.. rs y tsiSShe la Sale &.
Green. William Ogden. q CLARK st.
ros:. ss%"ei s r.. Masonic a. NJ gssrSSen Te%ple st.
Dunn, Walter O., 81 washington st.
Hair. james A., l0s Chamber OF Commerce,
Hsiri;.,nn Hail. ISnn Y: Z. y Major q BIocL; E.
Hammond, Charles L.. 40 Home 1ns. Bldg.
iiaugan. Helge A.. 154 Lake st.
HcSen6ers. James w.. ias "IHakeo% Ia saiie st. Sc
MeIneman. william. l4T Randolph ct.
I!!!s,,n,rtley. !!,,, Arthur; Chamber q Commerce.
High, George H.. 50 wasSinrsoaS sHH pSS' at.
Hood. James, Ola Chamber of Commerce.
!ioughteling. James L., 10S Dearborn st,
Hoyt, Phelps b.. a43 Indiana 1t.
Hasleut. Horace u, Ss Washington ct.
Lyman. Robert W.. Jr., 1S2 Dearborn st.
ingalls,. Lewis f.. Marquette Bldg.
!ngledew, Lumley. 3421 Indiana ave.
!smond. Robert T., 1925 Dearborn ct.
Jackson, willis O., Metropolitan Blk.
Jacobs. BENJAMIN r.. .00 Washington ct.
kerfoot, William D., 6S Washington ri.
Kerr. william H.. 100 Washington At.
Hennedy: David !. 100 Washington ct.
Knight. John H.. % Clark st.
Knott, Henry A., Ashland Block.
kubin. Otto, 2O7 W. 18th 1t.
i.aing. Cuthbert ". 90 Dearborn vt.
'athrcp. Bryan, Old Colony Bldg.
leland; nm I,,!!,: WILLIAM: !: Major Block.
Lombard. Josiah L., Title and Teust Bldg,
Lowry. Bntler, Tncoma Bldg.
Lubeke. William r., 1OS Washington st,