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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

7 GUESS SOME OF YOU WHO WANT
4 hotels are AFRAID TO come TO me 10 ask
questions, ms yeu keep writing TO the Boley
house for Information. Your letteTs are for.
wArded TO me to answer, II you want hotel
and mean IT, come to me and you can do bust
ness ". r.. LkDD,
P.O. Box s7l. rrogress Blk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

DlD YOU EVER STOP At THE BoLEI
- House at Mercur. II you know the rep
utatiou Of the house and what It's trade Is, now
IA the time to make some money II you want
hotel. lie house is FURNISHED complete and
you can bry the whole layout for One.half Its
value, Can and see me.
". r.. LADD.
M prouress RlOck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07
WANTe6-mIs oftIaNfoUs.

Y UCERN HAY, WILL EXCHANGE MER-
II chaudise sew York Cash store,
WANTED MEN WISHING TO TAKE
w examinations soon In SAT- Lake CITY for
Railway Maj Clerk and other Government
positions, to write for information, free. U. s.
BUREAU OF FORMATION, Cincinnati o.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
financial.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.--Consols. ILL.,; silver.
2tMd.
nraa.Ixfuffs


LONDON, Sept 2s.--Consols. niia; silver.
2essd.
ureadstuffs.
NEW YORK. Sept s3-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
Bank Of England. announced today. had
no effect on the stock markets, having
been fully anticipated. Indeed. II is be-
lieved that the rate would have been raised
90 per cent. but for the fact that treasury
bills amounting TO t2.WoVo are TO DO issued
next week.
The feature of the market today was the
speedy rally In Americans Prices closed
a. the best Union Pacific and Reading
especially were strong. Grand Trunk and
Canadian Pacific were also good Mines
were better.
Opinions as 10 the date OF the next ship
ment Of gold to New York differ widely.
Every one Is saving that the movement
is entirely exceptional, and viii probably
not be repeated but the shrewd ones pre-
fer 70 hold their opinions in suspense.
pending the course Of the New York money
market. Details Of the gold movement for
the week show the receipt of flo,eo from
Australia; the export OF $4,000 20 the con-
tlnent; OF f2s,0o0 to Egypt. and 10000 to
South America. and the sale or 10000 In
bars ard eagles. or this latter amount
about ESQ. GO was for Russia, where con-
siderable Industrial revival Is said 70 be
going on. The local discount market is un-
settled BY the change in the bank rate. but
is stin comparatively easy.
Tae Paris and Berlin markets were
steady.
csrgoes on massage. quiet ard steady:
English country markets. quiet. French
country markets, dull. wheat In Paris.
strong; -four In Paris. steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-24
MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept. arrived
Ger ok Antigone capt. Hockeinann.
from santa Rosalia Ter Blakeley; Br ek
Cape York, Capt Mitchell Panama for
Tacoma, Haw hk Diamond Head. Capt.
Ward, san Francisco Tor Nanaimo. hk
Germania, Capt Piersen. san f'raficiseo
FOR WhAtcou; Haw schr Honolulu. Capt.
Thonagel farty-eight days from Santa
Rosalia for Gamble, sh John c. Potter.
Capt Meyer, san Francisco FOR Nanai-
mo: Br sh Madaxa scar. Capt. Stadc.
forty-eight days from Santa Rosalia for
Tacoma Rr hk Rase. Capt Garrick.
sixty-four DAYS from Hongkong, for
Whatcom: Nor ok Stiorn, Capt. Haise.
san Francisco for Seattle. wheat. schr
Sequoia, Larsen. from San Diego here for
orders blk wilma, Slater, San Francisco.
Rosalla here for orders; Br Blk Sesstern.
at Port Angeles with sugar from Sala-
vary for Victoria.
lar hin Of health from Hongkong and will
he fined 5000 which VIII be paid under
protest Capt. GarFick claims he was ig-
norant OF the quarantine regulations re-
Schooner Honolulu and ship Msdasas-
car left Santa kosaliA on the same day
hour yesterday, not having sighted each
other since leaving the southern port
forty-eight days before.
GRAY'S ITAREOR. Sept. &.-Arrived--
Schr Volante. from Port Townsend.
TACOMA, Sept. @2.--ArTlyed--Bktn Katie
Flickinger, from Kahului. Sailed-Br bic
Belmont. Tor hucnQS AN1fS-
SOUTH BEND, Sept. &.--Arrived-Bk
Aureola from San Francisco.
GRAY'S HARBOR. Sept. s2.--lArr.ved~-
Schr Haieyop. from san Diego: schr Lille
bone from San Pedro; schr La Gironde.
ASTORIA. sept. as.-Arr1ved--Bk VI
dette from Newport, arrived Septenfber
g. Br sh Philomene. from Newcastle. N.
s. W.
PORT TOWNSEND. Sept. as.---ArTived--
Schr Fanny Dutard. from San Franctscof
schr Sequoia, from San Diego.
COOS BAY. Sept 23,-- Arrlved-'Tug Co
lumhia, from Mary island. Alsska -,
GUAYMAS Sept, 22.-~Sailed-Bktn Mon
itor. for Gray's har6or.
kAIIULUI. Sept. u.-Arrfved-Schr Al
bert Meyer. from Conox.
NANATIO. Sept. 1l.-Saiied-Rk CARROLL
ton for San Francisco
SYNDEY. Sept a2.-Arrived-Br sh North
Riding from Vancouver.
NAGASAkI, Sept. 2.-Sailed-Br biz
Carradala for oregon.
HIOGo Aug. N.-Sailed-Jap ok Tenkio
Maru, for Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. G.--Arrived-
Bk Catherine sudden. from Willapa; schr
Truckee. for Yaauina bay; sh Dashing
Wave for Tacoma; schr Daisy Rowe, for
WtIlapa: schr w. #. Jewett. for Grays
harssor; sehr Vesta for Port Biakeley,
schr Gem for Coos bay; schr ida Schnau-
er. for Coos bay; str Umatilla. for Victoria
HoQuIAM. Sept Zs.--Arrlved-str Del
Norte from San Francisco. for Cosfnopo-
lis; schr Vega, for Aberdeen, from San
Francisco; schr In Gironde, for Hoauiam.
from San Francisco. schr Volsnte, for Ho-
GUAM. from Port Townsend, ex Alaska;
schr Llllebonne for Hoquiarn. from San
Pedro; sehr Hlycyon. for cozmopolss. from
San Pedro.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-24

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2s.-Passangers
on steamer Umatflla:
For Victoria~-H. Blackmor. Miss Nc
D0nneu, G. Rhodes and wife. A. Ingiey.
Rev. Choucher. II. Gillespie. Mrs. Hearst,
Mrs Nelson. Mrs. Wilson. T. pendray. ..
Pendray. Mrs. White and daughter. r.
Thornston and daughter. Mrs. Isogxie.
Mrs. McSutt, r. Wheeler. srrs. Johnson.
Miss Johnson. Miss Allen and sister. Miss
Hugh. william Dawes, j. oder. II. Harri-
son and wife.
seattie--A. Wise. G. Jacobs. g. Daily.
Miss House. James Duncan. william
Swan. q. Griffith. Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Tay-
Ior Mrs. Carter. Miss Knoker. Mrs. Har-
vey, W Newman. q. Mayor and wife. IL.
Rarna and wife. q. Day. Msss Whitiock.
Mrs. Coleman, Mrs Duncan. Mrs Hicks.
Lester Osborne and wife. A Foy and wife.
George Beach. w. Blrnie. W. wlndhsIn.
A. Freisberg, wife and son, y. Kenny and
wife. IT. MugenIord and wife. hrs. Net
sena. l.. I,ouslsw, q. Marshal. +. 4ssisen.
r. Devote T.. Davis and wife. G. Augus-
tine r. Metten. =. Hammond. NJ Nc
Mahon, p. Freeman. II. Donnail. airs
Smith. SIRE. Shaffer.
Taeoma-,w. Cushuan. Miss Nefanck.
George T'yte. r. Meredith
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
nnard of Trade.


CHICAGO. Sept. 9s.-whsa, 81 the TN
mediate opening was easy Curb prices
were inclined 90 weakness on account or
rather sharp decline a. Paris. out the Al9h-
market 20 turn strong a. once. Decemoer
which closed Yesterday a. s-s4c, opened to-
6ay az from e2i4e9Sisc- SaoTS started for
cover. but ran up against snag IN the
shape of a scarcity OF offerings. the price
being hoisgsd 70 aGl.e before any wheat OF
consequence came.
N0rthwss, receipts were again heavy
ard that eaused holders 20 exercise eau
ton 20 that when tie prce rad F1.sa %
91Ac plenty OF wheat, showing proht
was uuloade6.
sshgcago receipts we're - cars. only =
a. which were contract. Tho quantity In
spaetea out of store vas q, is ousnsls
TIE previously exploded ruasor that Russia
Intended prohibiting the export % wheat
was revived again about TIE time TIE cos
!ng price was received. sizosE5 rg complete
recovery from ere early decline T'his sent
December sxyward again. the pT-ce climb
ing with hardly a halt 30 GAs1. Al thai
price big trade vas done, large qusnIl~
ties OF wheat aesng dumped on the market
sTsea offerings were readily absorbed for 3
t,F9A bu, 40 the end the weigas proved
ereatar than the market could bear, ne
market a%c8ui1g qutts weak, Nasn eXpiiett
deulals q Russian reports were re wed
a noticeable feature during ire advance
VS. ire refusal of May 30 r@sroad, except
IN AZ extremely unwilling fse1i3n. When
poceuher was readily bringing gseso May
ssiFvery barely touched Size, ard house
g,sth close Tavsrneof connexions said hey
- ffseral selling ordsTa from the Latter
ni8na for May delivery.
Fsxn1ve clsarances % wheat and four
s~orn Atlantic ports ~ers equal 70 s43.yo
N,sarelS me receiots fG~ the day At he
foss~ rarfresrmi outside water wheat mar
kess were oaIy - 80 onzhe2s ana total
rvtaezry market receipts amounting to
~ 30 hrshef4 Tn@ lstszs trAGsng ia De-
eenssasr wak a. 81 A.c-
rf-4zre as smaller NaIz.nezs n corn. TIE
res~ket Averaged firm aA tEe forenoon.
sgErTtnx ase hlEhrT on isht receipts and
tbe readiness % Liverpool cables. and en-
s-s-frssr xe.ss support "a long as wheat kept
ss+arx Tcsug ards the euA. however. wher
-rheAf commenced 20 sisps ccrn follow cd
VERY willingly
oats were steady - - las 49, scs4r o.
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Hrendafu II,

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. S-Chicago
and New York wheat markets startet OF
n good advance and the LEGAL sPeca-
lztivs market followed: later Chicago
tGmhIs3, however. and closed weak SPOT
wneaE showed an Improvement, though
harley Is hlgher: feed unchanged ard un-
steady oats Still easy. nos many want
ed and receipts ample.
CiostnS Quotations.
Fiour-Family extras. sssQS.S; eakers
whsat-shipping wheat. NslA par cen
tai FOR No ! ard s. s2sa for choice mill
ing whsa, n@sl s's :, D pc, 1a per- s'iA-
Bran-~CAlifornia, ylsEi5
Barley-Feed, sgGs@ikc: choice. ass7i3c;
brewing. SlaI.lzs per Genial
choice, sL20a1.so; fancy feed, A.Ssol 70;
gray. 81 El e. milling. a@9l.ss; sur r.
prise, S. sol y; h.aek. Tor feed, S.ItGL-o;
black. fov seed. a-salsa.
Receipts.
Fi0ur-ouarter sacks. I rs; wheat. CEN
tails, Sosl6. barley. eentals. a.sSo: oats,
do. i,ss0. do, Oregon. e.sAe; beans. SACKS.
So; corn, esagals. Eastern, 500 potatoes,
SACKS, ls@S; oniens, SACKS. ri oEsn'
tons, 2l5; straw, tons. Is; hops, bales, le.
mustard seed. sacks, .. wool. bales. Sal.
hides. SO; quieksllver, TASKS. ss4; wine.
gallons. 1890,
Produce, Fruit. Etc
sAAs .s~uAAS~ -a+~~AA@bSf s@~-SNs--.rV' N"as's
Hay-whsat. ssal5: wheat and eat, sua
IA; best barley, $loaIzi alfalfa. s>1la: elo-
yyeT, Ss9lo. stock, vas; compressed wheat
Sl-ai4: straw, &4soc per bale.
Frult-Choice apples. 508oQc Per box.
common apples S0e4ec: stra wberries. sSal4
per chest: olaekberries. s. Sega per chest:
huckleberr!es 5aIGc per pound: cranberries.
s9,50Ql0 per barrel; cansaloupes. 5eoGN per
crate: nutmegs, . 1s4oe per box: figs. double
layer black. asd5ec per box; Fontainoleau
Muscats. eoaS5c; black, 2oQ3oc; Tokay, 2o6g
SOC; Isabella 9o-5aoc. peaches, SelI3Sc, choice
pears. e5u75c per box plums, seaEiecs
ounces, S0lfi0c; watsrmelons. sSGl2.0 per
100: Valencia oranges. S.S953 per box;
Mexican lines S45asl5 per box; California
leGnons sf.50925O for common: fancy, s.;
bananas; Sd2 per bunch: pineapples. $50
Vegeta bles-Early Rose potatoes. soG74oc
per Genital: river BurbankS. 40Qi3c; river
reds, 5eQ6oc; Salinas Burbanks, I0lsSc;
sweet potatoes. isalc per pound: onions.
siverskins. S5cefh per GENITAL; cucumbers.
25usSc per box: garlic, 1isuelzc per pound;
green peas. 1q2e per pound; string beans.
lisg2sse per pound bay squash, ~ NC per
boa5 per sack; green peppers 23a5se per
box; eggplant. 30Gi0c per box; green okra.
25g4oc per box: Lima beans. ii2Q212c per
pound.
Butter-Faney creamery. 2lg2so per ID;
fancy creamery, seconds, &nZhc; fancy
dairy, 2Sd2lc; fancy dairy, seconds. 2u22c;
picked iSN-lcs ItkiAt loH4SS' -.
Chsese-New cheese sia4loc; old. SG9c;
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring, Nevada. ie9l3c; Oregon,
n4lac; Nor, hern, ii4i6c: fall, southern
coast lambs. saf1l4c: San Joaquin lambs,
6dIe; Northern lambs 9ali9c. mountain. lo
Gle: San Joaquin plains. 7aSc.
Hops-Crop OF lsg0. 6glQc per pound, new,
l04l3c per pound.
Financial.
Sterling exchange on London, 60 days.
A.si2; do, sight. SfSis.
Silver bars 49,. 557< Drafts-Sight 80. 1914
Mex. dolls 49,. .46ui6i4 Telegraph =. =. Is
Mining
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 4 and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
!, 1871, are sass gSS -. There were filed for
record yesterday deeds, agsregatlng
1881. Following Is a list furnished by
the Seattle Abstract Company, room 40
New York block:
Eastern Investment Company 20 G, w.
Kelley, lots 9 and 10 block y. Renton add.
Sept. q. sI75o
c. w, Kelley 10 Edward E. Sweeney. lots
9 and 10 block ~. Renton add, Sept Il.
Sl.S0o
Caroline Kline Galland TO Carrie Himel-
hoch. lots IA aud is. block S. Jackson 81.
add. July ], 81.
John Rhines ct TX. to John W. Thorn
ton, lot 3. block $. Robinson's add. May IS,
1884. q. @. 500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-24
FOR COOK INLET.
Sch ooncr MorrifI Follows tho Erlana
With N Cargo.

Schooner M. NJ. Morrill,. Capt ~. II
johnson. sailed yesterday FOR Cook Inlet
with a cargo OF stores ana provisions.
The morrill, was chartered by j. @. Pacey
20 mako the voyage. the schooner Stella
Erland alone being found unequal 70 thu
demands OF shippers. The cargo OF tho
NJ NJ Morrill, IS in detail as foiiowst Gro
ceries. $50 packages: butter. 10 cases; eggs.
cases: vegetables. 90 cases. apples. II
boxes; hams and bacon. cases: salt ;
sacks: hard. cases; beef. half barrels.
mineral water. barrels. furniture I
pieces.
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T1s57Lsc: SohAsrr. 7sSRSxc. Mia, steaay:
Coraova. l9as@lSac.
Sug2r-Ezw. STEADY: refined. strong.
Metals.
Pig Iron-WarrAEts barely steady: 81 hid.
us asked
Gapp@r-Quiet. Lake E1&
Sp@lter-p0lI. 81 4s3+ ~.
Leaa-F1rm. 81 81. Iss4 81 for ex-
change. brokers, 81.
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NEW YORK ssARhETs.


NEW YCRN. Sept %-TI1s recovery -
pr.ces Nhlch eeEan yesterday w4s e0n'ir-
vance CO prices q Al stocks Vas APPARENT
Is N f43 force sE&tn Ur-l shs zftsrnoon.
whez ths support seen1s9 - - Withdrawn
a general lsvaA Below last rlghts csaS..
Tas .-ss E.s s<-z-4.z-e4 - Ia announce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-24
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Sept S3-The sinking
spell which attacked the iocal wheat mar
ket several days ago has not yet ran It's
course, and quotations were cent lower
today. Receipts continue very large
Aaefher bix cargo cleared today ard two
more shlgss commenced loading Four
more OF the chartered feet. with a ca
pacGty cf over l1ea tons. have arrived IN
within ne past forty Eight hours ard
viii he hurried 10 Portland and loaded as
randy as possible
WaIa WAllA. sic. bl1s stem. sScs val
lev sac per US&she5.
t~lesrea-Br 50 MonEterE@. tor Queens
town or Faimouth fer orders wtth Us 80
bushels % wheat, valued g 81 90.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-24

Greensboro. ~. c.. R@cosd
The daughter OF Mr.. ana Mira w. NJ
wright. near Gibsonviile in this county,
a young lady Of perhaps - or 10 years.
will never come 20 want II energy ana
industry count for anything. This sum-
rner ana spring she sold i5s dozen eggs ~
good prices. while the entire family hAd
all they wanted. BESIDES this some go or
e09 young chickens were Matched our,
large number OF which were sold On THIS
market
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Going Esstf

Ths Northern Pacific railway win sell
,,~ks,. 20 ~. Louis 50. Chicago fer So. and
All informed ate points Rot exceeding above
ratA~ On each Tuesday and Tharsday up
70 and including octooeF =. lss7. For fan
particulars cal a. tne soTensfn Faeifio
S-nst western avenue and Columbia
s.Teet. city ticket osIos. First avenue and
Yas,sr way. L A. S41eau. general aseat.
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Cyl4scaxo. 81: 81. Louis ~; 'ntsrme1iats
points not 20 exceed above on eacn ia ..as
49, and THURSDAY until October % 1857.
ever ms Northern Pacific railway, the re-
ltaf,le and scenic route. FOR tickets, Sleep
- e,ar reservations. etc. call ar Northern
pacific depot, Western avenue and Column
"a street: city ticket ONCE, First avenus
an4 Yssler way. 1. A. Sadean, general
agant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-24

rhs warth-western Line comprises over
s.D miles o. perfectly equipped railway
a nlineis. Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan.
sstrnssosa, North Dakota. South Dakota.
Sshr.sks and Wyoming. II operates fss
sn.st trains IN the world The service 20
1rsIrago. Mnwaukas and all the principal
rstie. OF the East and Southeast canno,
~ x,rpasSsd. Insist err having your ticket
"a. .-rhs Nsrsa- Wesfern" " ~. Parker.
Commercial Agsnt. 60 fisst assnus. sssf-
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General Quotations.

FInur-R4cefrts - 50 barrels exrovts
3 barrels Opens1 steady. but closed cas-
Ter on late break IN ~nsaI
Wheat-Racelpsz. 1871 bushels, exports
az 81 busAels Spot weak. options opsned
Nrge4 On ~kssTfer cables and aHi}ign winter
wheat uews. Eas supported al Cay -
shorts hut cola psSea finally unAeT gem
49, ~lases A.f34sc ret lower. sales incsgd~
ca. No 2 red asAs@l 8sss c. closed - ssos Do
cssn Ser. a.. &Ts T-lsc. closed ss'sc-
Eaps-Tsutet-
Wo-oi-FsrIn.
Psfro.suns-sts&Ay: Pennsylvania erGess
So.
CaTe@-Optfans oHened STEADY az nu-
Changed praces TO s posats lower closed
steady points lower % 20 points higfl@f.
ssies NTs6 bags inclutsng: septeE.tsF,
Nsst November Gs.e; L@cesnseF, 49,
Spot coaee-Es1o held aigEGs. No. anFD-- =
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We are row prepared 20 DO corn positson
for the trade tsny measured In S0nparstL
Ninson. BREWER and Long Primer, Salts
faction xuaranteed- Call or address Post
Insssllssacer. Seattle.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-rntelligsneer.
TATOOSH. Sept. =. Il. m.-Bsroruster.
so.si; clear; wind northeast, eigat miles.
NEAH RAY, sept aS.--Ciear. calm.
PORT ANGELES. Sept. sS.~-Barosneter,
So. clear. calm
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE RuTLER.

R0
L b. Sherwood. Everett.
T. ". Blakestown. Baltimore
James NJ. Soup, Alaska.
A. w. Moffat, Tacoma
T. l.. Garry. London.
w. L. Steinweg, North Yakima.
Il. A. oppenheimer. New York.
C. c. Griggs. Wenatchea.
II. l.. I've, New York.
II. w Holden. Portland.
Miss q. L. Davis. Victoria
Mrs: Pringle, Port Townsend.
NJ. Stress, Victoria.
]. II. sheldon. rockford. Wash.
+. J. Palmer. Rockford.
r. @. Dean and wife, San Francisco.
J. NJ. MeLearn. Vancouver. ID. c.
Dave Stone, New York,
], Van Deubough. San Francisco.
w. v. Rice and wife Sal, Lake CITY.
c. n. Buxton. East Sound.
j. E.. Gerliek, ST. Paul.
Charles r. Helm, Tacoma
r. z. Slater, Summit.
Mrs. O. NJ. Kellogg, Hoquiam.
NJ, Kalish, San Francisco.
w. l.. McCabe. Tacoma.
II. 7. Robertson. San francisco
J. u. Haas. Everett.
.. w. Banison, San Francisco.
]. r. Calef. Chicago.
T. Mckenzie Tacoma.
Mrs. Murray. str Humboldt.
THE NEW ENhLAsp-
John KrIesehee, ,snohomish.
George Best. McMurray.
G.. A. Weber, Everett.
d. c. Ferris. Port Blakeiey.
II Graham, Port Blakeiey.
Henry Ward. Brooklyn
Howard Fraser, San FRANCISCO,
Mrs. c. NJ Logsdpn. New Whatcom.
John C. Bohle. Victoria,
Martin Miller. Marshield.
j. s. Whittier. Port Gamble
John Cronln. shelton.
William Stoyall. Portland.
o. Rosford, Monohan.
Mrs. Long, Butte.
Mrs. Marvin, Butte
c. f. Morris and family. ButtA
Thomas Green. Chehalis.
THE STEVENS.
Harry ,ErlIck. New YORK..
J, q. kellstt, Nelson. =. u
Alex J. Grant. Aberdeen.
A Il. Charlton. Tacoma.
Miss A. Gooding, Everett.
]. w. Hicks and wife, McMufrsys
II. r. Healy. Montreal.
A. Kellmer. Ellensburg.
l.. Cumming. Tacoma 81,
GIN irwin aud wife. Austin, MIMI
J. Dickinson. City.
$. @. Ball Ia. Conner.
Mrs. r. r. Panon, Laconner.
Peter Jameson, City.
]. T.. Anterior 81. Paul.
M NJ w Fr : l a Bartlett, Port Townsend
Mrs. J. A. Leavy, Port Townsend.
a -. Case and wife Waterviile.
J. A. Dummett, Portland.
J. cathcart and wife, Cathcart.
Charles II. Fisher, Portland.
w. A. woodin, Fairhaven.
w. j. Mclean, FairhaNen.
p ID Smith. Lincoln. Neb.
III. Riessnherg and wife. Denver, Col.
THE DILLER.
Mrs. J. w. Brokaw. stanwood.
Mrs A. Bidweli, stanwood.
Il. 7: Best: Port pe Ga'p msdisOn
C. II. Grippe. stockton, al
i u Never, stockton, Cal
l.. Richard, Everett.
William Walsh, Everett.
liver Bot,en, Florence.
L. r. Martin, Mount vernon
u. NJ. Donnelly, Woolly.
r. II. Scott, Wooily.
]. r. Wilson. INTERPLAY.
Theron stafford. Gle Elum
W. r.. Fraser, Anaeortes-
NJ r. Tudor. Anacortes.
j. W Palmer. Spokane
=. w. Bush. spokane.
c. W. Smith, spokane
7 II \. P BUCK. fh@ arn'es :. S MINI.
n 81 Rose. Fargo, ~. -.
+ n Hudrin. NJ. D. spekans-
q w Everson, Portland.
William NOR, spokane
Mrs. w. Notr, spokane.
A f.tirley. Kallgpel. Mont
Mr.. ~ 4. McTaggart, Mount Vernon
William Walsh Everets.
Mr.. George Baliou. Tacoma
n. Ieutost. Whateom.
Mss ". Carney. Mhaicom.
Mics % Carney, Whateom-
r. Bell Dawson city:
d. Jaiiia HedTick. Sacramento.
= a. Caldwell, Ouray. Col.
Mrs Caldwell. Louray. Cox
sam Puriano, Bryant.
NJ Rounds. Falrhaysn.
Tre1 Johnson, FairhaVe1.
Hugh Thomas San Francisco.
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Express Companies.


NEW YORK. Sept. 2-Money on cali,
firm at 2ni per cent; last loan At per
cent: closed a. 2fi2i@ per cent Prime nler-
change. steady with actual business IN
bankers bills al 81 s4s a. s47S for demand,
and ~ s4.s2ss o. s9is for sixty days: posted
rat1. 4.s3Ta 81 and 81 .s5szGl4 s.; CONNER
Cial bills 4S1. Silver certificates 5eizgp
ssc. Bar silver. 567tc. Mexican dollars &c
Government bonds strong; state bonds.
duh: railroad bonds. strong.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle, Sept =. lssr-
ClAranees today al the Seattle. Taco
RIA Spokane and Portland clearing
houses were as follows:
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MARITIME RECORD

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY. :
Portland. Sept - 1877.
Fair: warmer.
L. s DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI-
TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
sastfle Sent q fNE
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trading Then thar market struck a slip
perry place. scc. and dropped wi1h TIE rest
OF The markets.
TIE incubus os the yellow fever epidemic
ruled heavy al day.
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r,~~,asntaI Hotel: hSs, family hotel IN
.,ste; excellent rooms; ali modern improve
neutE No bar