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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
ALBUQUERQUE NOTES.

The receiver of the Horse Springs Cat
tie company, j. F. Cook, came up as far
as this city with train load of cattle late
yesterday afternoon.
The latest arrivals at the Goss military
institute are the two step of A. M.
Bergere of Los Lunas, the young lads en-
tering the school last Monday.
Judge Collier, on Thursday, sentenced
Frank Fraccaroli to pay fine of 800
and costs for selling liquor without a
license. The case has been appealed.
Attorney R. G. Gortner, of the firm of
Catron 4 Gortner, of Santa Fe, appeared
before Judge Collier this morning and
made motion for a rehearing in the oass
of Catron vs. Laughlin, in which decree
dismissing complainant's bill was hereto
fore entered. The motion was denied,
says the Citizen.
The Santa Fe Pacific is doing a tre-
mendous fruit business and "blockades"
are reported at several stations along the
road. The company is using it's engineers
ON long runs, Engineer Harry Rehder
coming in from Winslow to this city in
stead of up to Gallup, as heretofore, last
night, says the Citizen.
The special officer of the Wells.Fargo
Express company, j. n. Thatcher, ia in
the city from San Francisco, for the pur-
pose of getting the latest news, if such a
thing is possible, of the recent train rob-
berry at Grants station, reports the Oiti-
zen. Agent Powars and an assistant
have opened the three safes, not blown
open by the robbers, and are busily en-
gagged counting out the coin scorched by
the burning of the express car. The posse
out after the robbers are reported still
on the run.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
JUROR SERIOUSLY SICK.
Trial Of Guldensuppe Murder Case
will He POstpOned-ThOrn
/ to Testify.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE trial of Mar
tin Thorn at Long Island City may be
discontinued for an indefinite period
owing to the illness of Juror Magnus
Larsen. Larsen has appendicitis, and
his condition is SO serious that his physi-
CLANS will not allow him to leave his bed.
Judge Smith adjourned court until $3.50
tomorrow.
"Thorn will take the stand" Mr.. Howe
said today. "He will testify that the
murder was planned BY Mrs. Mack" We
shall prove that she wanted to get rid OF
Guldensuppe in order that Thorn might
take his place. Thorn will state when he
got into the cottage at Woodside on June
rs, where he found Mrs. Mack had shot
Guldensuppe, and it was she who said u
have killed him." In other words, Thorn
is going to tell the whole truth.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11

ROBBED in OPEN COU RT.
Sensational Case in Illinois Brought
to sudden Close by theft of
Forged Notes.

Charleston, ILL.,, Nov. 1l.-Thc sensa-
tional case of Attorney Alfred Ficklin
was brought to dramatic close this
afternoon by his being sent to the insane
asylum. Ficklin is son of the late Or
lando B. Ficklin who was the intimate
friend of both Lincoln and Douglas.
Alfred acted as broker for some rich
people lending their money and paying
the interest as it became due. After a
long time it was learned that notes for
several thousand dollars were forgeries.
The grand jury found ID indictments
against Ficklin and the cases came TO
trial this week. While the trial was in
progress the states attorney made the
astounding statement that he had been
robbed in open court, of all the forged
notes. Then the states attorney obtained
continuance until the January term of
court in order to try to find the notes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
LAS VEGAS NOTES.

A great many Las Vegans are suffering
with bad colds.
The annual shoot of the Otero Guards
will OCCUR on Thanksgiving day.
The case against E. W. Pierce, the
absconding attorney, goes over again.
The local Chautauqua circle, presided
over by Mrs. Kellogg, has been christened
the Montezuma circle.
The East Las Vegas fire department
has added 400 feet of Baker fabric three
ply hose to its fire apparatus.
A new bridge will be built above the
Hot Springs by the county, and Don
Margarito Romero will see to it that the
work is done in the proper manner.
Mrs. j. ]. Frey, in special car at
tached to No. 81, passed through Las ve-
gas on Saturday evening, en- route for
Albuquerque from Springfield, O., where
she had been suddenly called to the bed.
side OF son, Who had met with pain
ful accident.
W. A. Cassman, deputy marshal in
charge of court for U. 8. Marshal For
aker, is having all he can do IN paying
| ON the WITNESSES, VINO hu oAcoPAOhnhy
diligent grand jury presided over with
ability by Jno. Fleener, of Ration, is send
Ing to him after examination.
Thos. W. Henley, Of Nogal, Lincoln
county, has brought to the insane asylum
from that place an old gentleman named
Thomas j. Moore, former merchant
down there, but who met with business
reverses, II has been found necessary tc
confine this patient in chains for the pas'
three months, though at times he is al
docile as lamb.
i Arguments in the Las Vegas water cass
we're heard BY Judge Thos. Smith, In tht
District court room, yesterday afternoon
4 upon demurrer to the answer Of tht
city council, says the Optic. While th'
court did not formally announce al
opinion, yet the inclination was manifest
ed to sustain the demurrer, on the ground
that the town council, In no contingency
has any right to AZ water rates, at leas'
until the contract with the Aqua Purs
com pany has been annulled, and thii
step could not be taken till the case wal
ad djudicated upon its merits.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
BAD RAILROAD WRECK.
Train OeraiIed and several Cars
Burned-No Passengers Iujured.

Louisville, KY, Nov. 1.-THE passen-
ger train on the Louisville & st. Louis
road which left st. Louis last evening and
was due in this city at 1880 this morning,
was derailed and entirely consumed by
fire at O'Clock this morning near Lees
port. No lives were lost, and 30 far as
known no one was seriously injured. High
wind overturned box car standing on
the Leesport siding, which fell directly
across the main track and on a sharp
curve. 1t was not seen by the engineer
of the passenger train until too late to
stop his engine, and the train crashed
through the obstruction, overturning the
engine, tender and combination car.
The stove in the combination car started
fire and the sleeper and day coach we're
totally destroyed in addition to the com-
bination car, in which we're the smoker
and baggage compartments. The pas
sengers had plenty of time to escape.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
MARKET REPORTS.

s Now York, Nov. 11.-Money on call
nominally ~ a. per cent; prime mer'
camille paper, 81 q ~ per cent. Silver
6736; lead, 1855; copper, ION
Chicago. Wheat, November, 93ss6; De.
oember, 88M. Corn. November, 26Mi
December, ~. Oats, November, 1913
December, 20.
Chicago. CATTLE, receipts, 1900; mar.
ket, activs, generally 100 higher; bseves
$500 q e685; COWS and heifers, Sl.SC
q $3.50; Texas steers, e2.80 @ $3.50
Westerns, $685. 9se4.50; stocksrs and
feeders, $3.50 q o4.40. Sheep, receipts
$4,000; market, strong TO 100 higher
native sheep, a. 30 @ eA.60; westerns
1910 o 4z.66; lambs, 500 O $3.50.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
VINCENT WITHDRAWS.
will Not Conduct Sausage Makers
Second Trial.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-Ex.Judge Vincent,
in letter to Luetgert, said: "Without
reference to any other reasons, it seems
to me that radical differences of opinion
between US in regard to the proper
method of conducting your second trial
make it imperative for me to withdraw
from your case, and hence l express the
desire to do So" Luetgert replied &C.
cepting his attorneys withdrawal and
thanking him for "faithful services"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11

Streator, ILL.,, Nov. 1l.-The miners'
convent n declared in favor OF sub
mitting the entire strike question to an
arbitration board composed of three men
wholly outside of the state board OF arbl-
tration. The miners will name one mem
Der, the operators one, and these two the
third Peaceable methods will be adopt
ed to hold striking men out OF the mines.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11

CIOakmakers strike in New York.
New York, Nov. 11.-Three hundred
Cloakmakers in Freedman Bros shop
struck today by order of the Brotherhood
of cloakmakers. Yesterday 1900 opera
tives in outside shops supplying Freed
man Bros. struck.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
BIG BLAZE in CHICAGO.
A Large Department store Burned
Today-COllapse of building
in Boston Several Per-
sons Injured.

Chicago, Nov. 11.--Fire today destroyed
the apartment store of w. A. Wieboldt d
o., known as "The Lion" on Milwaukee
avenue, between Ashland avenue and Pau
line street. The four stury brick build
ing and its contents, valued at $l60,OO0,
are total loss. Several small cottages
we're crushed by the falling walls causing
an additional loss of $4,000
COLLAPSE OF BUILDING IN BOSTON.
Boston, Nov. 11.-By the collapse OF a
three story brick building, which was be-
ing remodeled, at the south end today,
four men were injured:
Moses Lickerstein, badly crushed, in,
ternal inj juries, will probably die.
Simon Kifferditcb, head crushed.
Peter Hsaverloch, right arm bruised.
T. McLans pedestrian, struck by flying
bricks.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
ITALIAN RIOTS IN BRAZIL
Natives Insulted in Public Places
Police Fired Into Mob, Killing Four
Rome Demands Redress.
FIGHTING BETWEEN GREEKS AND TURKS
Peruvian Congress Legalizsd All Civil
and Non Catholic Marriages.
Mayors Empowered to
Officiate.

Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 1.-THE minister
of foreign affairs has received informa-
tion from the authorities at Espiritu
Santo that Italian riots occurred there on
Tuesday, and has ordered troops to that
place. The Italians assembled in public
places and insulted the natives. The
police were unable to disperse the Italians
and finally the chief of police ordered his
men to fire into the crowd Four Italians
we're killed, and the chief has been sus
pended pending an investigation. The
Italian charge d affairs has received or.
ders from Rome to demand redress for all
outrapes committed on Italians.
GREEKS DEFEATED BY TURKS.
Vienna, Nov. 11-Neue Freie Presse
today publishes dispatch from Constan
tinople saying that the Greek bands which
crossed the Thessalian frontier between
Diskat and Domiuek has been repulsed
by the turks who killed many of the in
vaders and captured large number of
prisoners. The Turks also seized $50
rifles and 100000 cartridges belonging to
the Greeks.
NON-OATHOLIC LOCALIZED.
Lima, Peru, Nov. ll.-The bill which
legalizes non Catholic marriages IL
Peru and makes legal all civil ceremo
MES performed by mayors in all towns IL
the presence of witnesses, was sanctioned
by congress just before adjournment.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fall
to cure. Is cents.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11

If you want the fattest and choicest
beef, veal, mutton, lamb, and pork, go to
the market of Bischoff & Muller.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
Will Eventually Recover.

Cleveland, O., Nov. ll.--Beni iamin Bot
terwurth ia much better today and the
doctors say he will eventually recover.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
Death OF Prominent Man.

Cameras for sale at reduced prices
at Fischer's. Call and see them.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11

Bischoff 4 Muller handle the finest Kan.
sas City sausage. Give them trial.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11

San Francisco, Nov. l1.--Joseph M.
Shotwel, manager of the Merchants ex-
change, died suddenly of apoplexy
shortly after midnight, aged 63 years.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
.'BOH-TOn

Received today: Fresh Holsters, frog
legs, black bass, fresh shrimps and red
snapper.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Aug is.-Ths stock mar
ksl today continued % show iiself sensa-
tive 10 uufayuTahte Influences . 3 nltFKed
degree. A. no sirns dBring ems 5sy did ths
strength. Tns Liquidation " A qaite ns4FF.
especially ia IRE &Uferna r50El@A aIa ttAe
EranEsrs. TIE principal facfoF II re So
uae.on vas tna Eesvy Ss41nE t1T toTt.&Fl
account Far xrss. sata4 foT sn8s account
hasr~ estimated a. n=tw@ea r1r3 r7'it.o2s
An6 thre. uasIllou BUSHES. tonsl1eraacle
stress has n@en lad far several zss+ss pest
OF tHs fureiza need fc- CIR grain CROP IS
giving ne beSz ass1EzUcs Ger pT1e3E ~ e
tee farming population ard ssetter ttzf .
Tor AL fAat z Was asEt rs-aT4& faaE G fite7-
st1r should os caused ~ the e}s2esl,lel =
to-eswuers 90 seN back % "a the wheat
taeT have purchased
tbs greatest aid 80 tHe prof essa1-lAi I7@F&,
VIC have eeea ~arE4aS = Fsfsls.ellt'z -
= re4ctsu1 tn the F<Sa q sroc@s. tay
we're also assisted y ras re&c3112EE
tendency r. she Tsontcu sock r3arSet.
wA4ra embraced al securities ie4isilE :
those C American rs-Ar1.A,sa 81 -" -.
VS. 3le ~ tae AosE -is2sas a Eai-a A@ge pro
kea oat GO xas IG6l1G fTa1-4sT- Lso21s 2
also sold eEt-e heavily = fhzs naar&et cf "a
fhe sn7sTna r50Ea5s- AUot1Fr des'r#ssAgg is-
trsolssly KEEP. ~ etscsla1 3og- * csas5i.sssa
e-Ea vres her n -ha IS ss- Cass.slE ss-aE.sfc
o. a BssssEesf spring whear crcp SRI 2 &C.
lay - tae maturity q tns cora COB
Tie eo1rss 81 The eKcaaEEe 81 -
HEw cEasss5 afsaug 0sl~FlsE.r 70 thssss sd
hzEa bean looking 1c-wzr3 . earsy lfu-
rureE e geld &c a. 2cGlsaEs1A cel 1aefar
il tha seek market Ia9 Gorw-3u s-tsfS
- 90 - "a "a cor ssns-ssx sssas5rz * Amer
icGa securities for fcre4Ea @cgesllk l4s-4F@@4
- stGaz tss excl41ss Ez4ss- These csza-
bird cszsses srTeerr. cate nlaE&sa "a
"a US accelerated ~ re discovery q
s.op ord rs. Btt ths seall1s Esowsszezt
ssszs5 - lsze IS force - >--SsE TIA
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wArpRox's SECOND WIFE.
she Was "a Choir singer fin sew Eng-
faua-NfII Prove Her Claims.

ExETER. X II. Aug. fa.-Ths contest
oVer che Waidrun estate. * Yre1A. Cab. 10
81 interest here irons t5le FACT that Mira.
Mary Packard Naidron. u san Fraacisra.
whose Will "a ia Ds fought IN TIE eoflrtss
formerly lived here
MYa. KSalTon was re eldest DAUGHTER ~
TIE tate Ezra s. Drrwfa. After Fhe aessh
OF her arss husband. Dir. Packard sAe De-
wotea her t-rne % music. being singer Of
feasf.Errah BE note Twenty-trs years agn
sie was soprano ~ fbe FIRST esiuFcn CHOIR
mere. Then ore - the tsst IN the state. shs
ha9 many unrlls ft 20 hapDeTesa that
Danfel c. WafdTon. the proprietor ~ n cossa~
many ~ heiI-r5u9ags. chancezs - hear Mrs.
pseEzsr8 ard her sister. Belle DurgSr. ssnE.
ara NJ tanned lata3r onRnTra theui AZ q sal-
arr Is fravel Wish bis company. TnaY nset
win great snrcess from Mains - fAisfrr-
ria ana later Mrs. Packard married Dir.
Walfr0n.
Tf vas known az fhs tire shst NsifTs1
Rad previous wife l18ing sn roftFxlgutA.
tat = was believed that Re must hNve So
c4srr4 divorce before hts second ulaFysase.
OF lsse years SIR ard Mrs WAtdron hays
rested "a California. whsrn a son q Mr.
Watdron ~ her fret husband alss hyssi.
g4is raHna lN Charles Packard
Hra Packard %aidrcn wEs u1eh re-
greeted ard admired ~ q isTgs raFrie ~
friends here FER life stree sts was mar
red has issan happy. and Il e thsBxht ~
her f~iengv hfrs thst sire VIII - able 70
r,~nwa fnat EFatar1u hsG q divorces fFrtn hss
frTt wife. @hs has been tne PRINCIPAL csEs~
tastent "a she Wei case
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The walIa waiia's passengers.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug Ia~-rhc follow
ing passengers LEFT en- me steamer waiia
WaliA for.
Port Townsend-C. Dickinson and wife.
q YorA. . FFtver r. W Yerick and
wife A Bath C Meadows John I4os*-
trou Arnold PoliAk Miss Melbo-n. +.
Fisher James Keller.
Tacoma -. Tucker. Miss Negara. T.
Wilson. Miss Hopkins,
Miss Howard. Mrs. MADDEN. Miss Perkins
Mrs. Church ard daughter. Mrs. Excl.
Mis- Healy Mss Stevens ". Grader. 4.
Allison Mrs Norman. Miss Ergre. r.
Archer. It. Sargent. H. browne, ur. SoF-
mau.
Meyers. r. Matthews. A. Holden and son,
g. efcadsteih, . Wilson. james ATpSa.
n Miller. r. Mccormack. J. Williams.
III Erickson. T. Todd H. Clemens. a.
MarEf0n. -. Tayior, 3 johnson. e. uetne~
man, r. Jones Mrz Jones. Mss Jones
and sister. G. Kaufman and child. G.
F4eld ard wife Mss Bury Miss naaraon,
Mss Caaen Mrs. Stow md laughter.
Mics wright Miss Fsan. Mrs. Gray. Miss
Gray Ms Grover. q. ROCKWELL A.
Barnes T. Com, ~ Ss3lth. Miss tsreen.
q Wooatng r Bouton. Mrs. Hose. g.
nletaen Mrs. Rednef Mr~. Mccarthy.
Afrs Claiborne and two children. NJ. A.
Coney r. Nielsen. Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Wake Mrs Revise. Mrs. Rockwell.
Mrs. Holden. Mrs EOrtHan, Mss Lynn.
Miss Newman Mrs. Thompson. Mrs.
Hauser. Mrs narainEton. J. lfgsuser. ].
Jacoissen. w. Cadey. =. Cass " i.arnes.
y whitmse. i1r, Yerk. 4 kepfsl Mrs.
az l}6ren Cart FnT ard wife. j.. MAhey
and wife a. Rhodes. n Moss.
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THE EVERETT
* MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The ousy rozts 70 ths popular and active
rainng districts CT Geld Bazn. Gordon
s,reek. Martha Creek. SzETeTtc1. Deer
Creek Geas Lake aGa Monte Cr.sto.
The scenic route EGr tourists. GS1lEg
and camping parties.
Commencing Mc1&ay, ApFd =. tee Er-
.~est * Msnfe Crlsto Railway Company
al Ena5zEa1Faee = daily tras sery.ce-
trans vii leave AsvcretE for Monte
CrusEa every rnorl.nE F1crp- sturdy
80 sunday ~ $50 =
VAN xgsl saAve Manta Crssto for EV-
eregk a. = q n every aa1ra-aE eI-sps
senaay E1d Aou1ay.
an Tglss3aks ana LEE~sstsTs NJ ~
IN 10 Stfxerfez oEtv. sna o. II sstueEts -
a. Fr1asys oetween Sslyertul aa4 Ev-
ei y BAIRD c. ?. & = A.
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b1vhanks ss9s5e. czaSus, ssvsrsklas. st9
~ Ssg cIs1z hxrS. Ass1 &C pr BOX gaTslc
.-c PER pound. ETes1 peas, ls@s-xc sErsug
box -sTs- tomatoes. st4f@ hay c0zzssEss.
= sEssa c9xn. sscgsl, LlzaAs green pspreTs.
49, @-ss-@A- @as& pr 1ox green
eSEa. -ssae. Lima beans. s1z&fc pr
s'r4is-Apples. 4ssssc per hrSs box;
crab apples - Sc per BOX; aprfcoss SEES
- Per box STIMULATES &SsaAa pr
easst; h.ackh@rrsas. s-azS. rasube-rses
sAsosza. nt1e S4saerEiss &c Fer E1uTds caIga-
loops, aoc5s IL per craze. E2-rnsgs. - g.
ooG - g f'oEtattla.sza grapes. @ssSc
Per box Iusczes. Zss55cs e1srE grapes. -
80 Io62E, 5astc. recsar44es. NAile 5
&c ps- box peaches. z5zss'rs pears SIS
So. n8Haas asgzA 1c. wassrr,sessg1s S5.s71a gse~
EE111rsQ. oranges. F@4eacl2s. So ps-
BOX. Mexican aues. s-5@9s. California
Sse per o.x bananas. So per bunch.
.lne@Eplss. ssse--s9 Per eoLsns smyrna
res. isslle; oates. &c
Hatter--Fzney. Creamery. 2se: DO seconds,
-ses I22cy dairy, -1es do ssc0aas. Is
chsese-Fancy MID new, Sc: fair 70 gosa.
u l7zcs California cream css@6azr. Les Iie;
Young Aner.c2. ssgc; Eastern. 1zs NC;
Western. IGI-c.
Eggs-sgoTs. Isa1sc: rancn, IsGeAc. East
eE., la2isc. d1ck sggs, LsRisc
1s8lsc; do hens. Is9l4es Old ro0sters. SD
g., Young ROSTERS. sa-Sss2ss3. small ors4l-
ers- 81 esF15s- large hvn!AeTs 6. 7sIS- frV-
srz. Sg4Ses hers. ss7Asa. ducks. old ne
q dae&s, young s-.ssas2-s0, geese. 1Scesl;
soSAass, S2A9l-9s, pigeons. E4l--5.
AooI and Hops.
WooI-Spring choice foothfE slIzc: San
Joaquin. SIX months, S9lec: san Joaquin.
years staple. 1Hag; mountain, Ia lsc, Ne
vaca. - &c Oregon. fg5 I3cs Northern, Il
slsc. fali. Southern co1sz lambs 6zGTa4c.
ssn Joaquin lambs. - X; Northern lambs.
s9lac-
.Hops-GOoa to choice. sg7c: fancy. -
Ice.
Financial.
Sterling On London. sixty days. sAsrs:
Silver bars 49,. 81 FDrafts-Sight -.
Mex dolls ..s41s 8481s Telegraph 80 .. IA
Mining stocks.
40 40 -. .---'s.'-- u45t 49, ., ..s-s-. =.
Alpha Con ...s-..- "A ssssstfce 80. ......, 4
-ances -.-.s..- IS Attsfuck s15 --.... /
= -leher =. ,..-.... - LADY Wash. an.
5eAe Isle ..----.. i S''Slcan .-... =
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Bodie Con - Aau7e plzbl3 49,. =.
4tt'pn ..-...- = NAVAJO
Buiwer Con ..... - Occidental Con -. 3
t-si-tt2vfl+A -. - tfphzr ---. -
na4seaSs CoE y oVeFrzlan 49,. 80.
q lssF 80. ..-.-., p 0tQSl .ss%.s.. -
Alei--e -. = savage 80. -.E.+..- .
Csa. Cal & Va Ia scorpion ~. -. 81.
Cen. Imperial .... J. Sierra Neva6A go. IS
ca New YORK =. =. Silver lin .......- :.
9rflya Point - ; WEI KiEg 1880. =.
EXcasgGer IL Laou Ccn 50
tTf-40 q t2FE8e 3 eieHQf-FO .----. Ito
GfaLd Prize .-... - Utah Con ......... 3
Il a. * y 1Tcr8ss. -, YEllcw jacket 49,. =
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IkB TRANSPORTATION co.-Weekiy

rAB TRANSPORTATION Co.-weeziy
s.ssr,sr Champaign. skagst River route.
,srss ssaf,ls Aug g. a. IL m, Aug-
gri8a n; Aug. 2. a. a. m. Leaves
Ss-Sa IA. AEg - at 3 q. m, calling
= fysrest Thursday. going n0rth. Ex-
ss.slsr Tuesday Aug. II. 20 Ltsalady and
r-ssasysIIe leaving Avon $50 a. m, Mount
ys,san 10 a. m. fare. scc round trip,
fxss.x at TuIaiip. Stanwood. Fir. Skagit
re- Ncllrt Vernon and Avon.
rf,~ Dock Steamers for all points on
- Sos,rd, Open al night. II III. Nc
0dyALp. Master. Telephone. Main 81.
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ArEn FRONT NOTE.

Steamer Garland brought in GO cases Of
Salmon from down sound iasa night
Steamer pav City brought in 80 cases
81 salmon yesterday from Belisngharn
b8w.
The YamRguchi Mara has f5ni7hed coal
fug and began taking on cargo yesterday
az the Arlington dock.
steamer Queen enafrd at fhe Oregon
Improvement Company hunksrs yesfef-
day. she viii sail August .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
THE CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Aug. Ia-when the wheat
market opened the pit was iammea with
traders, ard the course OF prices after
the first plunge gave grounds for belief
that yesterdays sensational advance
might be repeated. A mere pronounced
bearlsh feeling however. ultimately as
serted itself against September wheat,
which closed yesterday at SSt1c and start
sTsc. and after bobbing around between
that figure and ssc for q few moments II
rose in quarter leaps 10 sac, helped
along By a food Of buying orders from
They climbed into the hand wagon too
lats however From sac the market
sid like toboggan down a weil-planed
runway until 4 brought Up with a
splash into the figures between s7isc and
SIC Although size was virtually the
bottom OF the decline. one 5000 bushel
descent ST SIC. Business slackened after
that and the price had again recovered
70 Ssssc by u.39 O'Clock without the buy
ing OF any great quantity.
Liverpool began the days sensations
by Issl2sc advance, and slightly in
creased this later in the day The neygs
discouraging. being 10 the effect that for
eign orders received today were generally
20 sell out wheat previously bought.
Crop reports. too. were not unanimous
as to the damage done the spring wheat
the price current IN particular being
rather bearish in tone. Paris cables
showed advances ranging rom Afsc 10
sc. Those who did not get thrown cut
on the plunge 90 SIC and sIixc about u:s9
o'clock had another chance 10 sell al
ssS.c-that price being obtsiuahle at about
the hour Of noon. During the next hour
Il went down 10 sSc and up 20 ssSsc. and
IN fact did not seem 20 know where IL
was during that time The trade was
rot heavy, the majority os local scalpers
pFeferring 70 look on.
IL was currently rumored IN the III
near the close that wheat was selling
Up with Allen-Crier, which indicates that
many have parted with a considerable
portion OF the wheat they were holding
for the party known as the bull syudi-
cate Acting on that belief the crowd
Jumped on the market and IN few min
utes hammered IL down from around Sc
70 SIC and IL closed STAG fer September
and ST.. for December.
September corn wa fairly steady. show
Ing a degree OF nervousness at times on
account OF the erratic action 0, wheat
Oats were rather quiet. within a narrow
range. with the tendency toward slightly
lower prices.
In provisions the Cudahys were heavy
sellers Of October lard. presumably
liquidation OF a long time, which was
taken by shippers. Pork after an early
decline. advanced sharply on outside buy
ing, lard and ribs being carried along.
Nest OK the advance was lost later.