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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20
aAaIxE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Ccs Is.--Sailea--'
Sehr IDA schnaGer. AstorsaE hk Wilna~
Seattle. SD Glory ef tho Seas. Nanainos
str Homer. Sgattias str North FORK Esu-
rpka. str Columbia. Astoria. schr W. -
pnalps. Prince William sound. schs
I4gzzia PrieB. C0qBllie. ATrivea~Str ina
tlIla. Victoria. SIR Raigie. E0ngkan~.
PORT GAMBLE. Oct. I9---AFrtvsd. oct-
IT-Scnr Ethel. from Seattle. D. CaEoa-
aeget. frora san Francisco.
NEHAIEM RIVER, Oct. fa-Sallads
Oct fT-sehrs Berwick ard Uranus. Oct
II scar seven Sisters. for san FRANCESCA
SAN PEDRO. Oct. fs.--SAllSd. Ou. Isl
Bk CaakAnH for Portland.
GRAy's HAEBoR. oct ls.--ssrrived-~
Oct. X. sehr Bertha from San Pedro
vTNPgUA. Oct. I&--AFrtYad-oet- lie
schr Lucy. from san Pedro.
HONOLULU. 0et- fs.-~Arvtved-OTt. ?.
str CITY of peklaR. from san Fr2nciscos
oct. Il. scnr spak4ns. from Port Town.
send. oct. Il str Australia. from san
Francisco sal1ed~oet. 3. str City ac
Peklu<. for ChinA and Japan. Oct- IL.
h1 Rnfuz Weed. for Napa4Ho.
PORT GAMBLE. oc&- ia--ATTtveti--Schr
FthsI Zana. capt. Petersen from Ballard
20 !uad far Sau Pearo@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

BOSTON. Oct. e The wool market ccn-
tinuas a2seE. a}EnonEn sAeFe = 70 $50 -
vsea Gyrsssxs Iys f.s rrne Territory w99ss corr
tfrae u seaH - sales kleSEe Wsa7ss RUE
aasw hut the tG1e conS1u1s@S % AaF1rtis
ard sEas washed tsei rzlss-7sF aAF s9a1 AZ -.
ehs. ssaruaFsg i tguaaG. Ehsss AGttaEs &re Et-
sssNsreEr and lc1k Scr aexreT Irtccs A2S@E
Australian w05is Hoa4 1FHa - ariee, szst
"a - ara berg maze ris1z ase1S. a5zEol2 q
The strong qTace cneeAS TIE eeal2AgaG -
ere extent Quctzf3uus-
Tertiary Waois. Montana e1e uas1laEsi
sns Hna tt.4 -. ssoslcea. ss8ssoc. staple.
s-fssSg Etaa WToIiaSs ETC., tsle Hlsssl@ n
zna aEe. &s81se. scc-reG Fsleer 80 asS :
staple 2tSsc.
Ags-rallaa wo0iz secured basis. comb
fnr. saEeTTaa. Tsz2cs COMING good. So
81 ~osnhinz average, s. seac. Queensland
eozhinz Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The tug Astoria lcaded cargo * ee-
meat yesterday az ths Central dock too
Cfrav's harher-
Japanese steamship hinshiu Maru VII
sal Thursday for the OrIeDt- She hzs =
ful carEo q cotton. aougs steel rails and
general merchandise.
Ths stary taat the steamer Iasts Bur
roaghs w2s 20 80 on the Everett run IN
opposition % she Greyhound was yesterday
denied The Burroughs has been brought 20
seattle for sale. ard IN ease She does n1s
Waite river.
Steanaship HumsosAs. which ieft here IN
the latter part Il September FOR 81. MI
rhaal with 4 detachment 81 United states
infansrynfcu undeF A.teflI Col. RaEtAh
due 70 arrive n -. MichaeI October IL
she vii net be detained hong IN At. MI
chaeL ard her retuFn nay be looked tor
between October - ard Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

WASHINGTON. Ok rs-Tne sac se-
garment has refused tas request ~ 80
Mexsesn z0verurs1t for re Surrender -
e a9aa~ the sxtraana trestF 20 Jesus
fsuarra. SO wsE g. -as f4ma2z ra-a $40
Hexseo II fs9a Gssrva wag 9ns nf sne
uartF g ahczs - naa- wee c-1szeA ere
ta-as~ f.o- Tansa cate MsEea ard a.
"a ksa several MeKicaa t9was liz ~8a
sauxe- - - sxtraa1fss s5r zauresr. ROB
berry za1 &tzzop.E&
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reRkIGN HARkETS-


TCNpoN oct la-soasoss us's- ST.
TsF z~ttt.
NEW YORK Ccs- a-EAs EF1S
Isospsss EaTr.7a1 ErAuesst - sEran says
wsss sso-N - serH 1 eeH&H eN-
g-eas AsasFeszzz w-tc1 Narf oetsnf Hn
~sw r 2rE laa1 oar tr2nsse etar-s Hr-e se%
Tas8aVfs sasa IS Eee Rank - t1zea p
@azles stezae1s AezH1s5g@. Ges N as4rs a. {
e snw the Grst size t1l prise - GAGS @-@
~@sSed.
TeR @aras nnsrrps va aR-FHr afrer a. 81
nesss ara sse Ear1n Eaz&@r VAS @N.at.
Rrrn4sEzTa
LIVERPOOL. Ger g Es4gF-S9ns n,
: ~esf st-ssr s.etsF a4- 30 gt4
Nargn@rm srr1ne, new ss@rE IS s1
k.arn-- "A zssrsl-sG HskxEG se sA stpea-
Is a. oecGhs~. 4lLla- - ee&s > 1Ns stfsA
slleE = lad DscesSaSz 1-lsS. - +-s2-
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re %arTh- " sstsrn Ltra con- r-fses nv~~
~ rifles o. rsrssctiy saniSpsf raffwsy
a. Tss8rsaa Iowa. FEizcoassr. NsragxNg
xErz@Mos1 Norta Dakssa sGaEh Dakses-
~shraska ard Wyoming. Et operates TIE
fast trzans n txs wosld. TIE serTs~a IN
craeaxs. M.twzzk@s ara al ira principal
esss=s % IRE East ash Southeast caaast
- esg~nasss9 EaslEe en- aav1nE ygar sfrks<
VIA Tbs NORTH western" w.. Park@r.
La
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WAsfHTE1T11sr Ccs- = TIE Elsvez1s
esarr today advanced tze arE1nsnr % tas
rassvraat rzarasr case. aEsa4zE asrs eE11
zzn F~anegscs. 4z@ sef Z fgr hsAs1as a1
November 8.
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KRUsE 5 $. LINE.

sagltrx schooner J NJ En1nsaa VIII san
rem sar Fra gefsco for Seattle On CDefc%ssr
: Isl cannecFinw wtea steamers for Al pa
sst soaa6 ports. Freight & per ten.
tnf5agh rates - al pctaEs.
rE CANE Agent. Arlington deck
TessrAene Pike "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

Hl@h water 81 Anaeortes. CalsTevtlles
PERI BsaSeley. Port Madison and United
States &rv dock. practically same time a.
at Seattle. Tacoma ? minutes. ard 0iyE-.
MA q r1inarcS E9saK, DecenSfcn tAss. u
minutes Port Townsend. e minutes, and
Port Angeaes. hoGgs = minutes e2ziicr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20
HOTEL. ARRIy Ais.
THE BUTLER

THE BUTLER
Norman p. Saith. skag1ay.
e. g. re sssigugr, cry.
Carl Hurkwar. Taeoua&.
j. I. PhnHpa. Spokane
l. D. Bllland and wtfe. Astoria.
sam ;. f-oe5, TACOMA r-...
w n snackIsTgrd. New York
L. = Mallory. H1fte.
Al u Johnson. Astoria
w 81 Burlington. Hz0 Ersncfec7.
"a a niidretR. Beshieaen. ~. r.
pr and Mrs ". p cary gnlc1%o.
Ma, Lacy MccIlutocS. Msadville. Pa
SsA s,, 49, 60, 49, - '''---
Thsnas ". Jenkins. Portland.
T0hn Morrison. victoria
b ~ Keller. Chicag9.
Is EgegeF III. s-DoL san Francisco.
NJ ~ ri Hume San FranrtEa
Mes Dlckte Cool s1n Francs*ca~
efoTtsan nass san Francisco
Heeser g Rainold. salt Lake.
ssl74riez sxsa kentaaI. New YORK.
F-rank Zak san Francfac0-
A FL CerasE New 1erk.
tshartss ;. AIKEN. san Franc1sca.
A. " Waftmsr. Portland.
= H. Caiensas Portland
Mrs A. I.sw-z P9rt.1nls
N- Fna Ma r. n. Lines. New Terk
Ma r1ass New YORK
Marx A. F'uflerton. CgisaT-
Maze 2. Jones. k'oTty-.ss.s MIA
A w Frazier, @n1stoffal&E2-
X F~vf4e. =ianwuo.'
: sevsnaon. ainneapolEA
l. A fiji. Everett
e. s. BLANCHARD, &slET.
a r f.eferran ara Nffs. Part -swrssnd-
~ rieksnHon. fFnatcorr+
T Mavsrs BJss11s
4. 4. VNsasfaaanaea Portland.
e. Benfieks. Pertian4-
Sirgsr san Francisco
n WeissxBpf. san Francssco.
= Hna8naon. San FranclScos
"a 81 DBvs@ Richardson
j - Lord Portland.
TIRE NEW ENGLAND.
George r. Murphy. Los AngelsA
r q. Sherwood, sultan.
peter Brnwn Eaugiey-
M~s p white aaA son, Bosteu. MzsA
Hfru y chandler Salem. Or
q n Daring Knapp1- Or.
FFarry EnElBzn and ~. Ohio.
Csssar rsoran. Wellington
NJ Il T.auaoaaa san Juan.
Efra John Acf.ArtY East Ci3I2n.
wre8 ~ M.4an. Names poli1
Charles Hcuk. Circle city
JACK Terwer. Cumberland
Jas Gestsmith. city.
a Tgcklsv. city.
= * Manacn. Anacorfss.
THE DYr.LER
w r. MeEav Pore Madison.
Alfred NrEaW Port Gawhi@.
Arfhnr ~ Ff8MWHa. Mount Nerrc1.
b r Fsgfwqsa. Hastings. %eS.
n W EaTtmTo8 Hastings Se5.
e Ag1are EfaztsfY.
" r. GaHnsr sk3Vardaie.
al Hesnanu. Eaehornl asa.
M Remain. SncnGnnkMh.
sfrs Fawln Hgwara. MeNgrrzy.
Il q Ross. Port TD~nseEG.
q Fera~u AssGrfA.
W = Case san kvaneiAc9.
81 II sea1anlsrrer E.trsggg1s.
tFra8 "a Pope Ma1nz Eerner-
f~ea~ias ET Nsgers Lester NA8a.
~ r. Fa@s@r Astoria
sfsa. Crawford Astoria
M-s 81 T. EasEsr Astoria
cart g. WEtsw. G8yxaDi2-
rs-rsnersal Hetsf: eese family sotsi -
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SIEANE-E II NLA THOMSON,
CARVING Cagtes statez rau leave. ctty
Sch feet - Main street Ngnssg
Wednesday ard Friday 1T a. n Ter per-
favnsrnd san Juan Islands ard Wv
Whatccm Estaruing leaves New wat
een Tassdas Th'.fsday ard SATURDAY. a.
81 u. r FNoTpsan. rnAaagsr-nvs Ger
LalsFs EeEsrt = = c.. agsacS City accA
feispanne Main e.
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"a 3. TRANSPORTATION CO.
Weekly Tire Cart

sseamsr Ca aspaAxn. syagis River route,
isavss seattle octsbsr r. az a. RI o.
Lsayss Mount Vernon October g. a. :
a =. October =. az a. m, October - A.
a II. calling ar Tuiaiip. Starwoed. Pr.
sktxfi CITY. Moan Nerran sad Avon
CITY DOCK -Stea sIers FER an anists n
tAe sound Open al niEht r. II Nc
nsraN Master Teiennore. MAR s.
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PACIFIC SANITATION co.

Seattle. Everett A whatcom Rcate1
Rfaf- 20 Washington leaves s~asfta
a. " sxrars saturday at u o n
Seattle E.verett Ard Ia Conner Routa
et.ara@r Fairhaver leaves Seattle 1aflx
sxreus Sslnday. ar a. N. catirg NJ Ever.
sft zuinx arth Monday. Wednesday ard
rrttay. gosng south Tuesday. Thursday
sns Saturday
rslspncws. Main IN yesier 9ork
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT VASE
FNtfTD< ROUTE
STEAMER A. r ROBINSON.

Carrying e. $ Mail
On Part Orchard ard pert WasAfrxsss,
ssgta leaves City ha<k. seat 90 Ma
EFest. 50 =. n cAtlsax a. scukh R@acn
ferree3f HrleS Ears Rre rsa~sar e. =
Navy Tart SiEsy. Chartessee TrsrwTr-s
Irsra. Slfvertaie leaves Pert D~eN4 "A
navy Station ~ = n, arrives Seattle AZ
- N g. y. Reainsen. master Liz.
sn<arags a CO. agents. Tsl@pAena
kasn s.
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poRr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
E&r1yGl& RElffTF

STEAMER hA4%t fE@ENA.t@k
Leaves Galhrzita dock foot % washing
ter street. for Sylvan Grove. Porr Wife.
rr.ynertau. L ! Dry Dock Charleston.
rsrffrx sa.araavs and Sundays, az 100 .
n Saturdays az SO ?. m. Sundays az sss
nm Returning leaves Siiverdais az 20
q a. Dry prck " a n. Saturday night to
kzvss slfveriaie 10 ?. n. Dry Deck re
= ~ T~fsuhcr@ PNa Isl
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srRArrs STEAMSHIP conPAsr.

Errs. GARLAND AND EvA~GEL
Seattle and foSnsenf- Near B2y RoutA
ns.m~r Garland Iesvss Yesfer dock s1r~
szgs Tuesday, and Thursdays at ia
4 "a sos Fort Townsend. Port WiliiAuas
fangeasss. Port Argsles Port Crsscsu..
G<try shs4rx PyShs Ciafian Bay ard Ssah
Eay rstl.rniag arrives az Seattle : D. N
a. opposite days Steamer Evanxei leaves
Ysslsr Soak for Port Townsend PORE Al
ssIes ard Victoria Mondays Ne6n esdays
ana Fridays az SM D H.. arrives Seattle
aitsrnats DAYS Al - .. n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20
CanadianPacifc
SOO-Pacifc Ry.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
LTIIRI0IS lLEPlSG CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC TO The ATLANTIC
WITHOUT CHANGE

uPHoEsTERED TOURIST CARS s.nv
70 81 Paul Wednesdays TO Boston aud
Sundays 20 Teraatc. without change
lxA4As A~k.~As So AA-E. UAAIY Ar
A n
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS ON LAKE
e. PEkIDE. seay11x rcrs William "a,
Owsa Sound on Thursdays AID S-asszgE
Meals Azd bsrkhs Included "a steamers
wtghcat sxSA Charge On ali ErsS~elass
tickets
MONTHLY STEAMERS % Hezolas.
and Agztra Alta and every Inres week. -
China and japan
Fer rates and other Information Apply n
E " MGf$<fS
Trslgat ane Passergsr AgsnL ss Firsg Az.
Or 70 e J COYIR
Distress Passenger AxrrL vancouver n
C.
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Esolr- Esss31ex e * sxrorts = -.
TFtetw srssa - and s1#a1F.
Nhsas~ E.szeEssfA --a2sss expsarIG. ~ re
@~as erw NJ z rz4 $50. es9<8szs
gzsaaz sasv zwEer a@s~tSA s&efsss sUt
= ses as we-s s~srs CO 5zter se-HkTr A4S
frE srzaa &arl9w sHHnra regss9rs E2#Sr-
IL az4 srzf wsA@lr@sx a. L1vsFps1ol
: $50 As3c nsE1e- No, -n4 GTa9zr
( ss34 zsSse- Ltseezz1sE sss@ e1ss-. sssseG
f4wz
Ha-s-s.asz
n s1A-&<s@-E-
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Cs~rs1erfs8 Hefsi: Best family hotsi 10
STATS exesElens soDazss 81 anoaern iEngEcys-
uuzreA No har
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sr1. CITY OF ABERDEEN
IEAyEG FOE TACOMA AND CIYMYA
AT tn A NJ
pAILT. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
erE MrLTNONAH
DAfLD
leaves FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At p -
FARE BErE ZEN SEATTLE AND IA
COMA, 81 CENTS
ROUND TRIP. = Cent?
ft Mar 81 CITY DOCK. AGsn.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. c1E :. -g-
Tx-1asx.s az f<e SeAssl3. Ta~cza. SE1-
Esse at Fs~1zzz5 es@8rtEz 1o@szz eo1zy
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nARSEsoS q cHrLcorr.
MTG and Steamship Agents. Frs.xht And
Charterfnr Brokers
o61css. Mutual Life Building.
TsIephone. Black ss-
uHArCoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

rsss steamer BAY CITY for Aas~ors.s
ysIYnavss. or Whafcom. Leaves Conner
esaI dock. Tacoma. >. Il: City tocx
lfgae Man sf-eett. Seattle p. m -g1s
Tnars. ana SAT-. Returning leaves Wat
ranu . n, Fsirhsvan SIS o. n and
Anxcertss - .. IN. sun. wednes ard
n Fares-SeatTle s.. Or 81 50 refund srfg.
Tseoraa u g or s. round trip
w r. ELLA
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NJ. ssrs w1-ssr E-es Ma 1sS
csra-Ss : $50. Va. 3 -,
oaes-Ea- M8@zcs Ne i 80
EaEsey- ESssE.c.
2y@-1zr
E1Ax-&7z~r
TzassT-EA
1--we stock.
Hrvs~s esak hasl eaEsEoa1siy ses2v E-d
Pres were aSrssg sseNET for TIA o9-A u
sn@ ofAE@ga EEK nz1Ns eaIls @Ts
G94srss a. prices Barry EeEtr23 S2AzS DE-
IL ~ 4 casts q Ss4aA fsr roer . pEeIET
Ea9 9resseS aeeE steers ard s. ST. scr
srEE cattle. Seekers Ard E.ss&rs
were <ai-sy A. rzAse1 a. & S@49A ESwss
sais AID aes<srs sd AZ toF-sr 5T1ees-
Cares wsra Act1we sd Er@@T4tsv 1n-
changed. Asst grades SrlaElng S6-Ss--s
ia H9x - gre westerns ~@~E 10 trssSsrs
AID cArEaTs ia pFtaes raIEEz tEos1
E4& sar steers 20 E%s9s f9r cows
azsl As.ssrs. Sasss we're .arGefT As Ssss
49, eo|Eae~ ssac4erss sSasssss eeSz
&
ESxs 80 pES so8s ze<sly AZ S%7
Aa< areard ~ p59nsE =ere eza&e IN sew
era lnz-snc@x ~ as, re ats market
VS. vsrg SOW "a packing hsEs prtees
rU88Ex Teas@r
Tra5a la sneeo ard ga-ass VAS fairly
active Urcas rafSC wsaEer faE s1eFp
aN1 ever trr laznS Native saseo
EsEe es az 2re sar 10 poorest 40
- - ~ &55 fer eh1see 4cgks Western
range sNss7 we're ia SeuArA ~ &
az Sc great u5-z oers q y Westerns
Reeelp1s--cattle saao. hogs y 20. sAeep
= Ns
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS..

Tse fofzcsss-x --4-~- are e~s-r e~@-ei
y ~ rr@st4eNrs sv torxT 1zz2eT~ fer &C.
-Eery r ro2z1 scEz "a re 6oex 81 n ths
ca az sea sfze.
RF%s7-E @&et E1Erd cats IL o4FsfTs
- per tcr wheat chicken spe1 S&
1ta@s Pets azs Tsu1w-E@z~Y ssfss1
800 ever g rs =. r-e4tz-s gsr n 80
A&&tr EEser e 1s - r@T =. sszyr
$50 - AEzf4 sSsc. s11s@d Esvs. szssc- a-1
-. Per e. se- xrxez h6s< ). h@ss fss1
- Cry asE@s. p@r n. NSt9S. cuts 81
s@elS S1@~-1irc esq Try siEs. rsT = =
- ~ e@sr skis surrrsa~ per u, lsFEss >
800 wfrfsT. fsEzsc- pc0- ard Fhsr wir-sr.
80 SA~@p p@irs lo-E ~gol. 49, Ts@fsa-
- TaaA GSSe. wooL western NsSssn g
s4@sa@s1. la@4 Sc dirty. SIC psE d.
t2ll1- 11fzc
Exgs-Freza razen Dc
weight
Laye sc1cx-Crcfn~ r>~s rs-tfe ccrz,
1870 steers 3sfz-zc. cnsfcs sheep. 81
..~4 Aasz. Fac calves, dressed. large. -
small. &c.
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q. y. SALISBURY. ooseFvsr-
Tysa tahses tsr tas week beginning wess
aesa2y. Csctoeer - lSss:
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NEW foRk aARNETs.
rae stock Exea@n~r.

NEW YORK. 0cs 1a-The unsaerfene =
tc3sFs market was Gre q sfEenEra
tEr9&xAo1I. TIE woi,tus1 cf trarsacsserls
vas aet arxs. &Ed tasre wsra grolossSs<s
perso3s - 1u1Eness wA&G trading vas gsE7se-
tscaAiy stsxnaat. aut rh~ opsF8EsSn u ll1-
E9rTan< Interests which ~rere rersI4uarf ~
ne ate buA gzzrEes wers manifest fna
tore q yesterday market had NnpstrefsrlF
undertake 2 movement for \ rise TODAY
TIE araaz IN tire NraCs u Pullman. Qua
90 the ueSs = tie 5earh q tbs head q taa
company. 1al~e9 Sss operations eT tbs els
meat for \ ficss. BAT ire arrnsss q ths
general Est n face - the break tr Eai8-
iran. ard e marked weakness IN Chicago
Tered IRE Pullman s5ocS, encouraged shs
bssI operators TO renew their campaign n
au Aggressive Way later IN zhs afternoon
The result was that tie shorts were
list rnsuntsd Strongly upward % pcsnt
materially above last nights close. The
bears bad made tle most q The Syr2p1-
thsfic effect urasfuce3 By the opening
weakness "a Pullman. but the usoieFzt e
decline effected r. tire general Asf failed 20
bring any hsaTE Liquidation CT 10 aisaosige
any great amount o. stap loss orders The
manifest nrEeGess q prices DISCOURAGED
them ard their r1lsh 70 cover AZ the close
vas r-selpitaee. All the news q 1le day
continued favorable. railroad earnings con-
tlnuing % snsw Improvement
The exchange market showed n distinct
y 1TDer tendency though the only aE-
rsouncement q gold from Europe was q
thu withdrawal for Shipment 70 the Uni
ted States CT Ez5.a00 In gold from the Bank
~ England Gold. however. il r. transit
from Australia 90 saE Francesca TIE
local money market continued easy, and
outside hanks continued 70 take a larger
amount OF commercial paper IN this mar
kef- 4 feature q The bond market was
the sale Of two blocks. 500 and baa
respectively. q L-nfon Pacific collateral
preferred at good prices. Dealings N
bonds were not ca large scale. but prices
generally showed Improvement The total
sales we're s. So so.
United States rev IS registered advanced
u lid. ard ths S declined a
Aoney and Exchange.
Money on cal. easy az z0g'z Per cert. :
last Loan. - pr cent. 1losed, - per ce1E-
Prime mercantile paper. aN4ia Der cent. !.
sterling exchange. firm. with actual bust
ness q BANKERS Bills AZ 81 S4ts for demand
and az 81 sl1t "a for sixty days. Posted
rates, s. sz-e4 IS ard 81 =. Commercial
bills M Silver certificates So Mex
lean dollars. Hs.c. Government bonds IT.
regular. state bonds. 4ulls railroad bcn1s.
strcng.
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sTr sNfwR UTOPIA
vi ssn fTarn Cafrran dock every Ner-
eAy ar Thursday AZ q e.. fzr Biaf1a
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
parslzns Or. Oct. 4. 81.
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TIE market has bssn n good condition
- pas E44& Eggs have nce besn 80
Been 5rts xszE fancy prizes TIE Iowa
eggs 1oN "a re marker are considered
z1@ 1Ez1 fzAf ever Ea1aa here from cut
S2@ Ire SAFE TGsy s31E 60 Eery vel
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sreat mary - them Are being sod TIE
farmer NO 1&& 1ne eggs -hsxe days -
n lex, Fer ne e&z E& &C ard &c fer
them = s$se loezl MARIE May are
coming lao re market. 1u- sns demand
Il very good.
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are Increasing Geese - FIRM and = not
coming 90 the local 1lzFke. IN large aaa1-
tlgiaE
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taeLr Eae1L GersAls have been Ers2 ne
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rArCyA. SEATTLE ASAroRTEs
AND WHATCoM ROUTE
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aszr a. Mondays. Wedrss eayz ard Esrt-
~axs far Seattle. A1zcorfe@ Fazraaxer
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Returning caves Sex Wnsrrora
Tuswssys Thursdays and SATURDAYS a.
= e. for An4eertss. Seattle ard Tacoma
sfeansg goes through 70 Blame cr wext-
rsssay trtp.
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Alaska STEAM
HIP co . STEAMSHIP
CITY O. SEATTLE

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Gnxuay Bay. Dys4 ard way porfa
re frefxaf ard Eaz.4<s zpcsy %
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STEAMER IDAHO
Leaves fw
po9r TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS
r,~ny. sxcscs s1rcay. az a. a.. ssrtay.
1srecx a. a u returning. direct Ge4sss
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-01
WIN A DOUBLE DECKER.
GETTING CLOsER TO HAETF0RD IN
HIyAING GAMES.
~ sc,.v Take Another Game To-day and
Tro From Hartford Third Place
VIII he Ia Sight.


TIE C,erubs had no difficulty I'm taking
t..y more games from the Wanderers
A crowd numbering perhaps hNe nun
drcG people went out to see Tic ooupic
header. and AT times. as the games pio-
eresscd applause was literally gwen
The home team can haraly oc tNp'..eu
N make as good showing when Playing
against team OF hali-heatteo piaSsi -,
and they do not do 50. In the ranks OF
the Athletics there arc some exccIlehe
plavcrs. but during the present series
they seem 10 be working under sPsn'
and what might have been splendid exhi-
h!tiOns have been really ho'hlhs D'''''
than back lots games.
Archie Stimmell umpircd both games
aud he cudcaVored TO be pcrfecuy Iair.
Ills efforts were successful, Tor very he"
kicks were registered, 49,
The first game could have been closer.
but the Cherubs held themselves IN.
Thornton singled and was forced TO sec
ond by Socks. who was gwen INV
pass. Elsey put out long single on
which Thornton scored. 1T, $50,
for three bags and scored on roster :
ungle while the latter scored on SChnlut
nil. an outiield out and passed PAIL
a FEW MORE RUNS.
Mcdonald hit easy In the thlrd anu
crossed over on Davis's error ana Ram
single. Then. In the fourth. thornton M
safe and scored on choice ana I'LL, an . Ou,,
field out Again. In the siNth' lno,i, . ~
was hit win "A plt'u,N '''''' - ,.s,-.o,t
second on r. Schaub.s error ana hcoieu
on hits by Elscy and Stuart. 80
The visitors were BANKED up 10 tne
sixth Then they made squirt. y.
schauh was given pass. Fox hit Ior Two
and Davis famed out osborne caine - 70
,bo resoue however. and put the sphere
out I'm deep centre for four bases. bring
Inc schaub and Fox with him. Ihey
tried 10 get some more runs iatci on,
hut their efforts were fruitless. and me
game closed with the score below. Al
tendance. 800
Nriret Game