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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-11-14

believed; not what l have achieved
but how have discharged the com.
mon charities oflife. Sins of commits.
sion in that awful indictment are not
even referred to. BY what we have
not done, by sins OF omission, are we
judged. 1t could not be otherwise.
For the withholding of love is the ne
cation of the spirit of Christ, the
proof that we never knew Him, that
for us He died in vain. It means that
He suggested nothing in all our
thoughts, that He inspired nothing in
all our lives, that we were not once
near enough to Him to be seized with
the spell of His compassion for the
world. 1t means that
II lived for myself, 1 thought for myself
For myself and none beside,
Just as if Jesus had never lived,
AS if He had never died."
1t is the Son Of Man before whom
the nations of the world shall be gath
cred. 1t is in the presence of human
ity that we shall be charged. And the
spectacle itself, the mere sight of IT.,
Will silently judge each one. Those
will be there whom we have met and
helped; or there the unpitied multi
tude whom we neglected or despised.
No other witness need be summoned.
No other charge than lovelessness need
be preferred.
Every one that lovet b is born of God .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

sss = Hs. es oz & As saTs s - 80
s9s vssy ~ srs :. II rs- e ~
css gssr - 49, sssd = - $50 rar.ne5
s.y .ss g u s.s
s. Tssass : q M
S1 :. e ys.s w co1ss= sss
rIsns zsr. e - ssshr fE rs s =. schooner
= : = =. steamer
sa 1sss Il + ss .sss :ss e. 1 q s. to
H. 6sssnsr z sec Prasaseo 81 - -. =,
sz ' So s~a a. re
z Tens1 chars sasos sskssasr Esss IsSsrs
srs4Vs - ssssns arBeTea i
7s1 S@Fsd ey
EEessassf. -
Fs-sse = Psasrs
Eatsa lie HaTk rsrsnsse
sa there's or Lnsaa
preT alssl B4s .s ios5sss toas
Essss wheat
carf - 81
ehsrrsS Me- Hra saip
xiraa Hv Sazs sen ~ - ssns s@s @ "
4riT sss =, sss s ssssi s KsFr nTes
= DsaEr q rs5 from s.9 tne tstea r. rs
Pa oes5ass s Bsra ysres Ktnssen
S 6s,h ZIP sEsss q Jstsa Eng
aaa sp VII k.s EdTs ls U;ss kzs
ss sss Arysn E Eatea kaEon issr.
asroas - tosa veal aa ssa Frsa4ss Gsisa
W.T. ron san FTsnaseo uass1 Kingdom
ro8 4as S ssd PHI 70 arrs tons can't Alexander Gov.
from Settle and Tacoma lumber val
su Br'1 ss Msass-ar f 9psess
~s .aek a q ' ag " wias fseH ss for Plymouth laden
aasr vsiusa a. So ~ srsa v
and
VIZ .et r9aes iasa E. valued = isIa " @
France laden
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18
VESSELS BOUND ~.

with n % s's Pss s'ss m a o ss s.
:s: s, E : Sc: e.. E::.. F$ s:o? asf'
& G S S,s Augusta
A As Fraser Fraser MIS- y s saAss Pus:s s september
c S IS @ | ya Ps ostsssE Il
A Asss a Fsss r. % tons San se Pssst Sound October *
% s e So ss 5f;s os' Ss Pc 6 5ss5d Oct
E sSq + = EN-: g Pa r ?ss sss.r
Mss An = e ter: s,s r Jss n Past a o9s'5
So & @ A. IL a a' s P 45s..sa Angus.
es l AZ IN ssa ' ST e. s rs Ts 4s@s August
S SsIsss'a ssf s An s :: e. @
c * nolss Jqaasss tors 9
P.ssfss ,ss Na. & a r ss; sound Way 81
f@r1v. Is - e. oo6sr
I Sea S ss Il = sas & F ess s' August 8
f fss 4s ssss,
$: gsl + & a. 5s5s s. S sss' 4 f E s ss2a sep
f ST.. ss f. \ : SO 1 s Fss- e's' sA sS S
i isa Ia IS 8 fsssss5
i i5 TsS ' 81 E 8 g 'sl So F F'7 5s' s''s IA
js79 Fss S s-s a.. g !sa 3: s F ' Ess.r
k Sc se 81. 3 = - IS ,.2Iie - 80;
- ss:r - S:aaa .s5e 5. 49,
II b. $50, s:5.a r F - -, i 1855 fse.. So
sss.s & = IS s:. $3.50: s.
Nsas T 70 = "a = - si s ' 5' ssa.., =
S S:sss s o. = i Is j. q. = g .' re sss.y
= -.
f a.. ks-s-ssEs 49, s s. ss IS, st T:assvss
f $500 f 49, 4. g: = s IS $3.50 f
IS $50. g. - - - - g - So. 90
k sss . s s}s.a isp :, ia a. & ~ & S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Humboldt VIII SAL for San
Francisco about October =.
Steamship City OF Puebla arrived Sat-
urday morning at O'Clock from San
Francisco.
British steamer Thistle cleared in the
local customs house Saturday for Vie
toria with 500 steel rails. valued ar s4.5g0.
Steamship Umati.ia sailed Saturday
morning for San Francisco with the fol-
lowing list OF passenger: Miss Ltftchiid.
Philip Richmond. Pearl ii. Richmond,
Edward Sanford @. ]. Housing. Mr.. ard
Mrs j. Idftchlia. Eunice Srlithson. A. W.
TYlrplu. T.. Stewart Louis Nicol. Mrs
George Goowin. +. 7. Wayiand, II. K
Tomlinson. william A. Bsuhan. Blanche
Robinson. j. ". Britain. II. Bennett, a.
Sonderregger. NJ J. Mahonsy. Mr.. and
Mrs II. ". Eaten. Mr.. and Mrs John
Panlsof8 Mrs. Bullock. Mrs. Blenders
Mrs. A. l.. Miner. @. Hsymauson. Mr.. and
Mrs. solomon Issac Thomas Greiner. Mr..
and Mrs. y. J. Maxwell. Henry Nielsen.
y. T. Simons. William A. Wrlgley. Is.
Little. ]. s. Hors. g. II. Mitchell. J. J..
Gleason. J. e Bishop. Alice Ford, g. ;.
E4lep and sixty second class.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18
FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.

LONDON. Oct 1s--conSols. II is-is: ST.
NFw YORK. oct. 1s-The Evening
Posts London financial caolesFsfIi s-.s@,
Tee sock markets we're quiet toe&y. TIE
feature was tse revival in Americans Erf
haEiFs In lie former CenkrA4 E&NAfsn -
sues were especially good. A ssToas nes -
said 20 be forrses ~ tasF1- Noth-ng aeo-
mite ~ yet known n ths CITY aneus fee
cabinet meeting 20 frame the answer % tAN
As-netatGc consH1sslszr osE q. t3s S-Iae x
TGNnoN. oct. rT.-Thursday's 3d.
vance IN she hank rate . per cent. was
uaF surprise since e. 20. sA sterling tn
gold bad been withdrawn within week.
making skaNooa sterling since @uns last
Stocks are Inactive. though borne rstjs
roads have ifaprayed. American Eslaw
securities have suffered . sharp resoti9sa
81 from 70 - points, ewing 70 Eax4lsA-
ton gr New York. and tha tenGenSy %
await Developments. Grand TrHnk Tat-
way shares last through specaiaters Sci
ms ms q r sas TsS e ss SHARES
= poiat. Grand TrHnk ffst pretaEsea =.
Canadian Pacific shares advanced GU
the fne trsrEo returns. az one time touch
IRE favorable reception os the London
committees proposals as 10 Central Pa
ci6c management Is encouraging Mext~
can railway shares are arm ~ aHueaPA-
ton % The &ivl6sud on the arsf pIstegred
stock. Central Pacific advanced point
Union Pacific =: Northarn Pacific pre-
ferrea y. santa Re preferred =. sud Dta-
Yer 4 Rio Csrauaa preferred advanced Ia
/. Argentine and brazilian noEsos are ent-
ter. while Spanish bonds ara - lower.
areadstuns.
LIVERPOOL oct 1S--wneat -Norsh-
western winter. steady, "a 81: No red
Northern EpFiNw. new. steady. - sssl-
Cera--AAraesis.aH mixed Spot; new, ssssdy.
culet Sc 1tsd. November. Guti. Is l%.as De-
cessher. quiet &s @A4d.
lrlaur-St. Louis fancy winter, aall. les.
Heps--AI London. Paclac co&s. steady
80 sod.
Rosfon Wool Market.
LONDON. Oct. is-Fhe arrivals os wool
today for the Sixta series Of weed Gales.
which will open November 3. are as fell
lows. New South W sles l.sso; Qaeenssapa.
: SO. NletoFiA. so. Saata Australia. DO,
New Zealand. S.aQ4; Cape q Good HOPE and
Natal. sSeA
The imports for the week aggregated
I5, "A bales !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18
MARINE NEWS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Is-Arrived ;
Ekta Katie Fltckinger. Tacoma snip
George SkolSeid, Fort wraugsi. schr
MAY z Russ. Columbia river. serb Fam
pa Tacoma Sailed 81 AasohnA. Port
land. bk Corvphsne. Port El&ksley-
SAN PEDRO. Oct fS.-ArTive1. schr
c 8 Holmes. Port Blakslsy: sehr Meteor.
Tacoma
ASTORIA. Oct Is-Arrived: b sh
E9anbzllyu5rs. Shanghai, Br sh Lady
Wentworth HIog1-
PORT ANGELES. Oct. E--Arrfvsc;
Eaw str Meteor, from C0nox.
EUREKA Oct l5.-Arvived: Str A.
lance from Coos Ray.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. Is--Arrfvsd: Schr
William Renton. from Seattle
PORT PIRTE, Oct ARRIVED: br 81
Annie Thomas, from Vancouver
MELBOURNE. Oct is.-ArTived: Br
81 Milfisdes. from Oregon-
YOKOHAMA Oct. fS-Ssiled. Br 81
Lord Wellesley. for Tacoma
HOZUIAM Oct ls--Saiied October u;
Schr Defender and schr Maria r. smith,
from Aberdeen for Ssn Francisco. sal}e1:
Schr Charles Hanson. from Hoquiam Ter
Santa Barbara. Sailed October Is: Tug
Astoria for Seattle. having In tow str
Josie BURROWS. Arrived: Str Del NoEts.
from san Francisco for HoqEiam.
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Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic offIaa Gus
iom house. Port Townsend, Wash. VIII
furnish on application, free OF charge, fun
Information regarding the following no.
tees 10 TSar!ners:
Alaska. Sstka sound. Western channel,
sanken rock eastward Of Apple islands.
decreased &. 9th between H2rbor rock ana
Pap0nski Island.
Australia. east coast Cairns haroor'
light exhibited az entrance
Australia, east coast. Inner route, shoals
northward Of Clarenaont light vessel
Australia. east coast, Jeryts hay, intend
continuance Of Cape ST. George light.
Berlng sea. Alaska. Norton sound
shoals westward OF Stuart island
Bgring sea. Alaska, Nunlvak island.
length az southwest side, general iniofiha-
Bering sea. current between Unalaska
and 81 George islands.
Brazil. river Sac Francisco do Sui.
amended particulars % shoals southeast
ward Of Ovsrnga island
China sea, PescadoFes Islands, slnken
n.ef westward Of North island.
England. south coast, Nswhayen, alter
alton IN fog signal
France. northwest coast. lie d'Ousssant,
sunken rock IN Lampaul bay
France. west coast ChansSee &c ssln.
ArEnen Rock. new Light exhibited
France west coast. GOuiet de Brssf,
sainte Anne bay, sgnken rocks CT Portzic
point.
EAGSr. 49, A+aE-s ANt ~
bonne light b4oys. change IN coior OF
Lshts.
ireland. east coast. Bray harbor. light
on South hr,sakwatsr.
Massachusetts,. beacon erected on Rot-
lock Rip shoaI. intended light
North Atlantic ocean, Azores, FrsnceSse
AiiCr bank additional sounding.
Norway, south coast. alterations In and
exhibition OF lights.
Norway. west coast. alterations In
Btornsund and Tyrhaug lights.
Norway. west coast ala gatioas In Suor-
haven and Aaramholm lights
Rhode Island. Narrsgansest bay en-
trance Brenton Reef light vessel 10 be re-
placed by Relief light Vess-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18
RUSSIAN SEALING RULES.
Much More Rigid and More Rigidiy
Enforced Than Ours.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE presence
here q Two CT the Russian delegates has
brought ont TIRE fact that Russia takes an
advanced poslE0n n preserving the seal
herds and has more stringent laws and
regulations n that direction than any q
The other countries interested By tha
Russian system. A zone % thirty miles Is
established around me sea- Islands belong
tnE 10 the empire. The seals found with
IN these zones are regarded as exclusively
Russian arc 10 Cus ether than the n
hahstan1s 90 TIE i&lands can take seal
there a British or japan sesler cannot
operate wIlEsn TIE zone. except TO boy
skins % che Russian Inhabitants % TIE
islands The Russians themselves ara
permits ss6 20 XII oniy bachelor seals. &
is against strict regulations - ktn fe-nzls
or pup seals
The Russians sec thai these regulations
are enforced. 4 Zee; % government SHIPS
patrols Ire tairfy-vnile zone. ard anv for
e.xa sssler who attempts 70 operate WITH
n These Hralls e ssre1 As a rule. re
seized saaiars are taken - NTas 9vaxtok.
their catch couascstea and punishment fn-
fse:ea tbs hss lsd - u.suy protests hut
Russia has maintained thus far hsr rlgsi
regulations J. x un4srs-oo5 Is - ia
wsh az Russia. 81 TIE forthcoming con-
ference rot 70 step ~ ths protective -exs-
lsttoas ALREADY made bat 70 carry thez.
further ~ Increasing re w3ath q ira zone
considerably beyond iAlrtv MES
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rrea dstu is.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1s-wheat IS
nrmsr: spot IS unchanged. but futures are
higher. Chicago Is also higher. Barley Is
quiet both for SPOT and options. Feed Is
Is very slow today prices are weak at the
Fioar-Fsrlly extras. SG5.lo: bakers
wseat~sSiPps5g. s1s7ls Tor Ne. and
g. tsA for choice. milling g. Ssffl 5sA&
Bariey--Feed, sogs714e: brewing, ilaLla
oats-Poor 70 fair. sl.e7iza1 t2is: good 70
choice. s. IsG7I.29. fancy feed s. zsess -:
gray. SffeE1is. milling 81 1Z1s7I III sur-
prise. s. e1aS9i ~: black for seed. g 10
l5a; red sl.i714ELsa.
Receipts.
F-lou~. quarter sacks. kIf7. wheat cen
tails y 7sa. barley. centals. J5; oats. CEN
tsss 60. do ogden. -, beans sacks. 2Isa.
corn. centals. faf8; rye. centals. I78: pota-
toss. sacks 1slt: ouions, sacks. To-: mid
bales. g. broom corn. bales a.; wool
~ - Esz rides number sal. ra9sins
boxes. ss-5, QUICKSILVER. TASKS. a: wine.
gallons. @-sso.
Closing Quotations.
whest-TnactIvs: December. 8 So; Nay.
Rsriey-rnsctsve. December. So
CoFn-LarEs yellow. S-e7az8lIA
Er&l-kl5g g
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
Missllngs. s2sg@z yer toas
Hsy@wssaf. usals: wheat ars a. TIA
81, ca, 2le22. hesl harley, s.selz. Alfalfa.
ts@a 90. clover gN 4. Etncg $50 corr
pressed wheat. fzql4: straw. Per bale. -
Vsx..ssl-s--Earlv Rose potatoes aagsse
PER GENITAL: river B1rbanxs, sess5c: river
Ts6z 4sl.sac. 4rGE 4s4ToanAs sss'e.
sNest p8tafsss - @5Fe-ss - rs
scRg - per GENITAL; cs.cgsrnserr, Ssss4oc pr
k~x EA-fe zz1z-s ner H945Es zEGe2 cess.
Tszzg.- per Ias stT3ng hasas 60 e. Per
gark. bzy scuaEn. SO - per n0x. soanztaz~s
17Asc Per box. green cora. Ss@fse pr sack
go, rearers -sSsac usr o5x- eEzpsa ~
1eaEc per box. Eresa ckya- s9sssc per box.
r.rz3- s-~aosce sErlsE. 80 Sc Ter BOX
csrr-ou auases- s5zSc FER os1 s<gAweeF-
IS a. ha1s -. rzspbeT1lss Salss. huckls-
he-rsas. ssc per pound. cran1~rries. so
8 60 ~ hzrrats caEtAsCures Asc4sE per
srx.s. ratrrsGx. @xssac per Box; zr&psz. so
- s5~ ersfr srv- fSa pe.La. Ass1sfr per -
resches @s&+ae p@r 5Sx. Gears, sale per
sa7sac ger snail hex ounces. s4SS5c Ter
sex. NaiErcsA oranges. Gc12kG&4s Msx4-ss 2
lines S1E q Per 10E. csEzTsa1 laEf0FEs a
l~Tnans NG1. czoses CzAf7Fn4a lemons. fz-z1
ga. Saa2ras. zlS- Ssr s1zsas gl7saPzlss.
s---rs--v e-eans-y. g7gT7sEe: d.
sa,,a-ss $50. tArsw 3af-y, @4z4es G..
xsean4A 2@azc. packed, l~E@lcs arEl1. Is
~c-.ssssse-Nsz. ng1sc. Cd. ss1ac: CaAso~-
"a crsa-s ehasa9&x, Isf11e. Tezng Azsracz,
lEissl2sss. E4zzsra. isS1scs Wsz-srn, la
rxx.-s,s-s. rse=e. rareA. sssw--: Ear
en- tS2-rs aHck. DC
tsI@sIsss "a roox.sTs s. sefs ysanx -7oSs-
s-E = E9AE3. s=aZ s-ol.arE 4s %.
~. A-osfs-s g. zsesz =. .-ysrs. 49,
Aezx. sSsA5s. 1z1kz, c. SssAss. e2Szs.
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cr.a. Northern omcer- Reelected.

ST. PAUL. Oct. t7.--At the ANIMAL meet
srr az the Great Northern and St. Paul.
Minneapolis A. Manitoba railroad cofnps-
MES the three directors or the Great
Northern whose terms expired were re-
elected. The officers chosen we're: J. J.
Hul. president W. =. Ciough. vice prcsi-
dent. NJ s. Newman. second vice presi-
dent: W. NJ. Sawyer, secretary and treas
urer: NJ V Nichols, secretary and aSniat-
am treasurer. r. !. Farringtoa~ comp
trailer. n -. Grover. general solicitors
russel Harding, general superintendent:
rrancis n. Clarke. traffic manager. J. r.
Stevens. chief engineer. TIE only change
m the 81 Paul. Minneapolis Il Manitooa
was the election II John l.. Kennedy, or
New York. 20 flii the vacancy caused ey
the death OF George Bliss.
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ITO rar Z. p. cellnteral Trust Voter.

NEW YORK, Oct E.--The report or W.
u Cornish. who was appointed as special
master 20 take the testimony Ia the suit OF
j. Plerpont Morgan aud others, as trustees.
against the Union Pacific Railroad COM
pany and the receivers. was confirmed to-
dav by Judge I4acombe. OF the United
states circuit court. The suit was TO COLI
lert the balance due under the collateral
trust deed given Drexel. Morgan = 20.
seoternber 4. 1891, 70 secure payment OF
notes for SIS 10 90 with per cent interest
There are now unpaid collateral notes or
the value Of &. 1sS GOO. which should have
been paid on August II. 1854 The court or
ders the Tnloa Pacific Railroad Company
70 nay this sum FOR the henefit or the held
srs with Interest from August ]. iss1, ana
in default the bonds and seeur1hes ~ith
re-safn exceptions held as collateral are
20 be sold 70 satisfy the claim.
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Sugar. Flour and Coffee.
Sugar Uohaingl-esoIsen SCI In hSas per
=, sAsc; extra GO = abls. per u. 5.e;
dry granalzied, 81 abls. per ., S&e. cube,
Sc powdered. SAC SPOT cash prices
Eloar, etc. 9a55ingR-Patsnt Excellent.
SIS Gold Drop -four, s4.7s: huckR heat
hour. per Dbl, ss55s per car. ss.sa44. grA-
ham, per Phi. ga or lob sacks. s-.so per
cs1t: rye -four. per boi. sASa- or T-Ib sacks
S-sg Per cwE; rye maSA per bal. Sac;
per cEt, s.. ~: rolled oats per Dbl. ssas, -
nouzsry. per CwL. g. 2. cracked wheat, per
eMt ss--; faxed wheat, s2sa per case:
sarie sy fols sacks ssa e. SIS S5zss R ss
split peas, per is-ls sack, &C. BIB boxes.
Sac; ccrn cneaI. yellow ies, 81 -: Sss SIS:
sShile les BE; IS, $50 faxed Acntny.
Coree oo65fng Green Mocha. per 70,
&C; Java per p. @9-sc. Costa hica.
e s. 1, PER - &c Eos as q a buckle :
per cwt, .; ss-lb cases. per cwf. sl2-sS.
Java. 5SI5 tbs Per 10. sc, sacks, sses
Alden Mocha. S11ze: Carscolas 6; Qua
tenSla, nc. ground coffee, lsQ-ecs Lon,
los. sl2.i5; SOS. sls25. sss. sl2ss
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats tiobhing)-Cow beef. 5G5i4e:
steer beef. slx4sc Per 10, nation. SC per
10: pork. sac per 10. veal Sc per 10.
Provisions liohoingl Hams. large. Ike;
hams. small. lzcs breakfast bacon. uszc;
Fresh FLsa Oobslngl-HaHbut, sa4c:
salmon, izSc. salmon trout. Sc founders.
SO &c, sotes, &c. rock cod, &C. black bass.
&c; perch. sazQ4c: mountain trout, l-szsS isc:
SaFiDps, iec.
Batter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Batter-Ranch. legIsc: fancy dairy. in
squares. lSet Be Washington ereaneries.
Cheese oob6ingp-yaave washington.
Ie1Izc.
Eggs-0obblngp-Eass lSg1sc; strictly
fresh ranch. nc
Poulfry-Drssssd chickens. Ike turkeys.
dressed. l5e Per 10; ducks. $.5egs per
dozen.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes oobblngl-New potatoes. sSGlo
Vegetables oobbing)-New California
onions. silverskins. sl-|Gl0 per 100 lbs.
beets, 6oc per sack: cabbage. iiz9lAc per
IL. carrots. &c: lettuce. l0c per dox: Gu
cambers, sc per dozen; tomatoes. 2saf4oc
wet eG po,a ssa s fa per- R Ss 11 per-
box.
Green Fruits (jobbing)-Lemons, fancy
California. SS93-25s selects. s2g3; choice
10 fancy apples. 1sc4N per box; COM
mon apples. go soc; bananas, S-aZ.So. or
anges. S5Ssi-S3; Oregon peaches, 5lgg5c per
boxi Menatehee peaches, &c. per box;
pears, 15fisoc Per box. crab apples, s0aJ0c;
pluns. 2ggS5c per box; prunss. 25940c per
hex: California grapes. &C per crate;
Eastern grapes, l5G-9c per basket; huekie-
berries &I5-Ec per ID cFaNDeTFieS. - per
barrel. IS per box; pears. fan butter. 81
Hay. train and Feed.
Hay 0ob5ingl-Puze, sound, per ton,
SO; Eastern Washington timothy. SlS; sit-
a.fa. SO.
oats Oobbing)-s21GG2
Wheat-s1L
Barley 0obbing)-Roned or ground. per
ton. -.
Corn-whole. 81; cracked. 81; feed meal
S-zG23.
MIllstGffs Gobhingg-Bran, per ton. 81;
shorGz per ton. 81.
Feed-Choppsd feed. sl9l2o per ton: mid
dlings, par ton. 81 oil cake meal. per
ton. 80.
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WASHINGTON. Oct I.--Chlef Justics
Fuller when the supreme court met to-
sav announced that the Joint trafhc aH-
ISOLATION case from New York and he La
eleae Gas Light case from -. Louis have
been assigned Ter argument on tho nrst
MONDAY ~ January. Arguments had bee
SET for this month. bat FSeld's retirement
leaves the bench only eight members ana.
A. view Of the important constitutional
questions presented BY these cases. II -
desired that they pc heard BY . full bench.
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BATTLE CREEK. Mich.. Oct. IA
the civic phIlznfhrorsic convention today
the uositfon 81 Msyor Joues. o. Toledo.
was .ererlailv Endorsed. He argued that
all contract work should be done away
vfth. fsr contracsors' pay mDsf either
come out Of inferior work OF inferior
wages. Money spent with contractors. hs
holds. goes from the people instead 0f -
ths neop.a
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CHANGES IN RAILROAD RATES
Advance ON Grain To the Atlantic--
Freight War ON Paciar gaaAf.

CHICAGO. OCT. I7.-An railroad rates
from Chicago 70 the Atlantic shaboard ca
grain products have been advanced Is
cents. II was the intention OF the Eastern
roads 20 advance the lake and rail rates.
bat the 500 line refused 20 participate ard
therefore these rates viii remain as shsy'
are nnla the close q navigation.
IL Is said that excessive commissions on
passenger business are again being paid
between 81. Paul aud Minneapolis and CHI
cage although II IN Only few days since
the Western Passenger Association secured
a pledge fram the officers oS Western reaus
10 stop the practice. They say that out
side lines began IL. bat this il denied.
The cutting Of rates On salmon by tbs
Canadian Pacific from the Pacific coast 70
S.. Paul and Minneapolis Is said 70 have
resulted Ia a fight with the Northern fa-
cinc extending 10 other classes OF fright
and amounting IN some cases 70 cents per
100 pounds A meeting % arrange for main
tenAnce Of rates in the West win probably
be called In q few days
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years. $3.50 gesse. s. Sss1sa. Ea<nnEz.
SL-esl 81. pzeanx cs6 Ss1S rsgszS
wang g% 81
~ sssl and Hops
Sp-znE wuoss-Sewz4a. gaGBscs Oregon. =
8 lses Nogthsgzs E4ssISe- Ez1E xac1S-SaztA-
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. l-Es san Joaquin paGszSs sss4Es Hum
scs9. z11 Le1EecE1s, z4E3zSe.
ExeAzu1e.
Sterling 81 Issnaon-Sxty Gays. "a -.
stgAI. 81 80.
Financial.
Silver bars ..... - Drafts-S.-At -. Is
Mex &aIS ..ss Telegraph =. -
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Flour - Reesfpts. 34sR exportE. ss1a
karrssx Qutes n8t ErIer. - nnesgFa
rsxf.nfs saS %. Do haksEN E8seF4 ~.
SAFER patents 1laaz5. % straits. &i&}f
sa- &C exgrsz
yxFh@st- Receipts ITa $50 exports, - -
tllshess ggot arru. No. RED. ss 81. OPP
ffgy7~ opened hrsnNF ard advancing ali tbs
morning o. liberal accounts large ~eeE~
" cgszraxc~s from both coasts. f1FsiSn
1ss.rfra ara local cuEeFtag closed Hn~
ehznxs9 e ssc aar alxasr. AaT. = 1-3sf
80 etossd A. sZzcs December. si5ss
- fg-Fs~ rfcaed a. ssIxr.
fF1sss-CfHfats Htats COMMON - choice.
40 ers~ Ssfsc- a~s eros. susrs tss3 crop,
isss17e. pace csaxt. fsss crop. 49se. lsaa
cron. sFss. lse7 crop 14BIIe.
wsas-~Eaznz. c9z.esEte le@ce. sac,
TexAz. Lsnllc-
p4t~a2sE =s--TJ4G
T~@sssss--GgEGSsrs kfsEtF a. Unclaimed
r.-F~e4 70 5 p.sa+s aver ri5xfnE barely
et@asv. nef Ensasrx@1 % s pSiafs decline.
Sass Ezss RzEs iHc8u6 rE1 0eEDtss. A.fse
ED.esrn s~-. Sac. Z&re1. s&es May. aB5e.
September. g&e. Spot ooGss. hA0 aalsE
No. f-TsAGs. C,
sag1r-Rzw nominal. TAR rsanlnz.
; S-.se. Centrifugal Ss-tssi. I-zse. re-
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Special Dssrs.ch 90 IRE Po<s-Ir-eLs ge-eer
TATOoSH. Oct H. , n -SzTsls1r SIS
119-. PARTY cloudy; wind east. two mes
Passed In. Ekra Olympia. IN fe~ q
Tree Jsss0 a. Il. steamer Haektazw. 30
p m Passed cat: So Gs3-ge W. AlosTs
Ie ~ .. IA: Snip Guardian. Z xow O. Slo-
beer, zsss p. Ia
NEAH BAY oet- I--Part2y sloSoys
calm
cLALLAM. Oct. I7.-Clear: wind fresh.
east.
PySHT Oct rT.-[sszr, calm
PORT ANGELES. Ucs- I.-BaroEsie-.
70 &. rl@ar. rA.r-
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-. Ss-ss- Western Lire ecrp-fs-~ ever
g sss r-sa~s &c perfectly equipped -zsfx.x
s. uff~os. Tcwz~ Wisconsin Nsr-srz-
xft-ne=c.n Sor-s D2kotx s7ufh nzko.a
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f-@.s trans n th@ woTaA TIE s.-Ttce Z,
Chsraxs NlwaEkes aEe al ta4 principal
rs.sss o. ths East ard Southeast ezr-ot
- .ssr-Az-s5 Ezstst c. saving FeEr rfrxsf
va TIE >s-sA- WsstsTz- y. - Parker
CaEEsxsAal Ags=t- go FIRST &vs-as. s~ss.
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