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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04

May and Louis Hoerger, Grand View ave-
nue., boy.
avenue, girl.
Anna w and Charles Il. Cole, sos Fayette
street, girl
Maryland street, boy.
Clara and William H. Deacon, 107 East
Twenty-third street, boy.
Hattie and a. T. Vaughan. 1905 Congress
avenue, girl.
Cora and Fred Bursell, 922 Prospect street.
how.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04
How She Protects Birds.
Judge.

Helen-Why Angelica, dear. you surprise
me. Just look at those feathers in your hat.
/ thought you belonged to the bird protec-
tive association?
Angelica do; / am a charter member I
wouldn't wear a whole bird on my hat-not
for the world, poor little things. These are
only wings.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04
The Human Touch.

High thoughts and noble in all lands
Help me; my soul is fed by such.
But ah, the touch of lips and hands
The human touchi
Warm vital. close. life's symbols dear
These need l most, and now, and here.
Richard Burton, in the Century.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04

NEW YORK Feb. 3.-California dried fruits
very steady; evaporated apples. common, 5Q7Ac
prime wire tray, S12c; wood-dred, prime, SIC;
choice. sac; fancy. 9Q914c. Prunes. 3QSc. April
cots-Royal 51a0712c; Moor Park 9Q11c. Peaches
-Unpeeled, 7Q10c; peeled, 12Q2Oc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04
Thursdays bank CIearings.

IMWF8WaEy > I5EfEElN t@tt-ttEIfIF%'s
At New York-clearings. $lsl SO $40; bal
ances. 81, ZIG. fis
At ST. I.euis-clearnigs. s455S.S62; ball
ancea S61e go
At Baltimore-clearngs. 1921. $50; bal
ances. $3l5 80
At notwithstanding si4eo2l; balances.
tl7J, 22e
Al delphaa-ciearings. Sl2,7s4.s2S; ball
ances, Sls35,9d
At ClearIngs. s., $50 0e0
Al New OTleans-E hearings. 81 6gI.Ol5.
At Chleago:-C learings. sls.57s9e2. New
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04

Julius Thomas and Victoria Heath.
William Raynor and Meta Pullam.
Paul B. Weakley and Alice l.. Ferris.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04
Too old.

Detroit Tribune.
In view of the fact that Ibsen will reach
his SEVENTEEN birthday in a few weeks, ii
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations Mt 81. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.--Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat lower closing sc below yesterday for May,
with July lie on May opened nc lower, decl1ed
Mc, recovered that and then declined &c. cI2Hng
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

York exchange. 10c discount. London ex-
cllange-Posted rates. Sl.s3l2 and Si.s6.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04

Edward Eckel. addition. sO7 South Benton
street, $685.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04
LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Active and StronG-HOgs Strong
and Higher-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. Seattle
Receipts, 400; shipments, $50. The quality
was generally fair. The market was strong
or hIt not ouotahlv higher
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-04

the State of Indiana. hereby certify that
mt of the condition of the above mentioned
as shown by the original statement, and
file in this office
to subscribe my name and afflx my official
A. c. DAILY, Auditor of State.
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VITAL STATISTICS-FEB. 3.

Transfers, 9; consideration. .......... .slS,I
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CThe quotations given below the selling prices
of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-17
WHILE RATES ARE YET Low.
Passenger Traffic To and From the
East Is on the Increase.

The passenger agents OF all railroads are
besieged on every hand by people who ara
DESTROYS Of going East. TIE besiegers want
information They canno, believe that tho
o.d rates are TO he restored on September
g. and IL n "A difficult matter 10 convince
them tha, such l. tho case Many peoplo
have already ordered tickets for different
parts Of the East. and others who are in
straitened circumstances have ,elegfaphed
to relatives for transportation.
r. G. Stevens. general Western possen-
ger agent Of The Great Northern Railroad.
when seen yesterday. stated that no had
received no Information other than that
published in the Post-Intelligencer yester~
day morning lie said that tire rates
would bs precisely the same as they were
before the cut was made.
The fret decided evidence that there il
only short time IN which 90 80 East on
cheap rates was when d special car. Hlied
with people from various parts of the Eas'.
who recently returned from Alaska. left
tho city yesterday afternoon.
Donald II. Smith, city passenger agent
OF the Burlington. says be expects the
travel. both 10 ard from the Coast. 70 be
very heavy for the next few weeks.
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Boston stock Market.


CHICAGO. Sept. la--Trade In cattle to-
day was as active as the slim supply would
PERM. and prices ruled strong. with some
sales at iec advance. Choice steers, s. 35Ss
SO; medium, si.so.S; beef steers 81 soss
Aaa: stockers ana feeders. Cgi.Sa: bulls.
S-5Gt25s cows and heisers S5lai4 %
calves, N45-55: Western rangers. s. 50p
40, fed Western steers, $Al9lf5.40. Texans
s3.305l0.
The supply o. hogs was so large that
traders experienced no difficulty IN fore
Ing further decline of sc. Fair 10 choice
s3NAf iS9i3. packing lots. Sl.5oet3. s3ie .
butchers. s.. 5ol4(e: mixed So. easi; light.
SS.eSai; pigs. S2.9sI3Ss
There was a demand for sheep ard lambs
and strong prices were the rule for the
better class OF offerings. Common 10 prime
sheep A.Et4e9. Western. 81. eHss15: feed
srs. s2apI 4.lS12. inferior to Choice lambs
s.. S54e25. Western ranger lambs ST. ios
Sc
Receipts-Cat,le 2.ep. hogs 1900. sheep
100.
OMAHA Sept. i6-cattIe-Receipis $500
head market active, stronger. Native beef
steers. 81. 3o9i $50; Western steers. SSs0Sf
i60: cows and heifers, 393so. stockers
ard feeders. sS.To4+.e5; bulls and stays,
s. 25GI3.S
Hcss-Eeceipts $500 head: market lower
Heavy. s. c}Gf3- TIA; mixed S3.65Q3.61ig !;
light, $3.bs9t&7S: bulk of sales, &e5Gs3.so.
Sheep-EeCepts 400 head. market strong
Fair 10 choice natives. ssNa4.l5; fair 10
choice Westerns S.5eQ4; common and
stock sheep. s5a4; LAMBS, sigS0.
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-
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE Evening
Posts financial cahlsgram says
The stock markets here opened generally
buoyAnt, but gave way later and except
for Americans prices have not recovered
since. The main reason for the setback
is the fear OF a crisis in France over the
Dreyfus incident, while tho situation at
Fashoda is also not liked. Americans were
good The strength In New York induced
bull purchases here. but the chief support
WAS on the continent. Prices advanced
a fraction under the best kaffirs were
good early in the day but closed weak in
sympathy with the Paris tnurse. New
York is buying gold very strongly and has
taken Il small amour. from the bankers
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Sept. ls.-Consols. 1895; sill
Wheat-Cnrgoes of coast. buyers ana
sellers apart cargoes on passage. sellers
at advance 6e English country markets
firm; Oregon. 29s 44d.
Brcadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 1s.-Wheat-Firm.
Wheat In Paris quiet; -four in Paris quiet.
Weather in England warm and dry; NOM
inal standard California. ss 2dMss 81.
Wheat-Futures closed quiet and easy;
September, IS CAD: December, IS 4asd.
Corn-October. steady, IS 1ixd. Decem-
Der. steady; 3s 29sd.
The berlin Dourse.
BERLIN. Sept. Robustness on the
fyourse was irregular. Americans and Ca
madam Pacific were firm on London adj
vices International securities We're hard
er. Argentines We're restrained, ana To-
cal securities were dull
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-17

HE CITY OF SEATTLE. DEPART
esai o. FiEailce, Ifeazarsr's OfI!ce-c.ty
fys4sartrs Notice.
ssflce il hereby given that ths ass1xa-
~ roll Of Local Improvement, Dr;rle.
81 TX Tor TIE Improvement Of Pearl
kes. IN the city of Seattle. from Main
MS 10 Cullen Street. under the nrnwi-
- OF Ordnance No. 22gf. providing for
y Improvement by grading the Gam ma
nssruct'ng SIDE @alks thereon. and for ar,
exnsnt to Jay therefor BY the mode OF
NSnsni ~ bonds. taas heretofore beer,
~ certified to me for collection, and the
Eesctsh SUMS therein charged and iev
i sgAiEsss each lot ana parcel of Land in
S district must be paid ia ten equal an
al payments with interest UPON tha
nee sum 50 charged and levied, or such
szali!Dnls thereof AZ remain unpaid a.
! q rate OF ten per cent. per anrlr, and
al lnssIeff must DC paid annually togeth-
: WITH The annual inStailmenfs falling due
: each year, Said sums began TO bear in.
h<sr on the 18th day Of October. isqs. and
/ CO 50 ifstsiifneni Of said asses ynents ard
I as Interest fer the sth year VIII become
10 % the 18th day OF October. lsas.
faiess payment he made OF said INSTALL
sses Of pfineipai and said interest OF or
kssfs said 18th day OF October. 1895.
as sane shall become delinquent. and
EzA bear interest at the rate of ten rar
~. Fer annum until paid, and II not paid
tssaEs he same shall have become ael.n-
azsnt penalty Of FIVE per cent. shall .la
taasa and the sums delinquent shan be
eftsea on annual tax roll for the current
Sssy against each lot and parcel OF land so
esangpfTt and with the interest collected
y osser taxes. separate account being kept
tHses, and II not paid within the time
JIG !ar the payment of city taxes. shall
collected as such taxes are collected.
hsthtr with such additional charges or
Kfsiles ~ are authorized to be charged
i cd collected on other delinquent taxes.
| ID zach lot or pafce, so delinquent shall
I'D for the amount OF such assess
ussb WITH interest and =. .ts. at the time
END the manner and y the same au-
sas'Ti Is lands and lots are sold for city
u1n
A. Fl. FOOTE,
.tsy Treasurer OF the city OF Seattle.
Date of flrst publication, Sept. II, 1898.
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CITY NOTICES.

- fITY or SEATTLE. DEPART
- ~ F;Exzsce. Tseas2rege JfI.ce-s.sy
S-~sareg's NessgS.
80 il hertz given that the zssess-
- rciz at Local Improvement Dissrss.:
- fer the mora @eFn7fst OF Carroll
- b. the city ~ Seattle, from North
"a f.nsate Street ~ South iine OF nar-
81 ADDITION. under the prov 4saons or Or
s~.xss No Isl providing for sal9 syyz-
E~sraenf by grading the came ard coy,-
resz,x sidewalk thereon. and for an a.
~.<s; 10 pay therefor by sfse rnssls -
80. ~ bonds" has heretofore neen
= certified 20 nse for collection. and ne
,<pesiye suals herein charged and levied
E~,.ss 6xGf: lot as. s3arc@l OF lard in M "a
rysf4 asEsss ~ paid IN ten equal annual
Esmeats with interest upon the whole
- - charged and ssvied or such INSTALL
- fasreef AZ remain unpaid. at the rats
r. per cent. par anBam and said inter
snrss b. paid annually together with the
-. tnssaJiHsnE.s failing due In each
- Said sz1nss 6@gau 10 scar interest a.,
lkb day q October. 49,. ard the SIR
Eezs:nsss OF Bsti5 assessments and tha
Ssyest fgr the 80, year @iu become due on,
=. "a, day OF October. 1Ess
Ffr;exs payment H. made OF said Install
- 81 principal and said interest on or
Skss Sassi fSa day Of October rsss
- sme sbali become delinquent, ard
- s<ar interest," az the rate OF ten per
~ pr a.iflafD .fs~1 PAID, and Ii not pAsd
ttFs the same snail have become ssstErx-
-, penalty Of five Per cent. shall he
80, and The SUNG delinquent A,au he
nsgsss ea annual tax roll for tbs. current
=. against saeB lot and parcel OF land
ssseQ3stst 4Ii5 with the interest collect
Z IS otseF taxes. separate account be,ug
~. sasrsof and II not paid within the
= axed for the payment Of CIV taxss
~ BE- collected IA such taxass are col
Ms1. together with sacn additional
kfses or penalties as are authorized In
= dsrged and collected on other de;sr,-
Gszs taxi. a8sd each lot or parcel 40 de-
fwEeEt shall Be sold Tor the amour, a.
= Assessment with interest aad e0xts
sas TINS ard Ia the manner and hy tha
ne authority as lands and lots are sod
Is city taxes.
A. n. FOOTE.
CITY Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
Date Of FIRST piol!caiioa. Sept. IL. ISIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-17
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Sept. Is.--There was a re-
cracesence Of fears OF squeeze in tie
money market today. This had the effect
OF bringing the marked advance OF prices
OF stocks TO a slandstIl TIE dpiiDeS,
that followed invited operations by the
bears. They centered their attacks on SD
gar which vas but feeAly supported at any
time during the day. though there ware one
or two sharp rallies on covering Of shorts,
They effected decline CT over points in
this stock and worked a re1roacIion in the
who.e list, earlier advances being entirely
wiped out with q few exceptions. The de-
cliTe did not bring any very heavy offer
.ligs and was effected on light transactions
for as0st stocks. There Uas profit taking
hy room traders. but no resumption OF the
urgent liquidation which was characters
TIC or the market earlier in The week. Ac-
tive support was Withdrawn. however. and
manipulation 10 advance prices was aban-
donsd Tor the time being. The earlier part
or Tie day eaw a very active market and
some sharp advances the Paciiics and the
lndustrials maintaining their leadership.
Tobacco made n new high record az I5gi2,
rs did New York Air Brake az iol
The Changers we're IN good demand. but
there was no apparent effort to advance
prices. There was a slight range for coal
eTs. About 81 2st 40 additional N gold was
engaged Ia London today for importation.
50 that no further crisis - expected in the
money market. London bought stocks here
today, but turned seller after prices had adj
vaDced and TIE engagements OF gold for
import had been announced.
The bond market was moderately active
and prices were qaite firmly held Total
sales were s.. 10 lssl. United States H. old
and new, and the as advanced I. III the bid
price today. Demand for the 81 was much
curtailed. the price ruling at 1868 all day,
Money and Exchange.
Money on call 1905 per cent: last loans.
3is per cent. prime mercantile paper, Aus
per cent: sterling exchange weak, with
actual business in bankers bills at s.. S5sa a
4s4 for demand. and at si.sla. 4.4s2 for 80
days: posted rates Ss.s3zi4. s3is and 81. S5as
t,Ssl9; commercial bills, SASH: silver GER
tifcates, 6olzG5ic. bar silver, 6o3ac; Next
can dollars, s71sc.
Government bonds. steady: state bonds.
dull: railroad bonds. dull.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-17

BUFFALO. Sept 1.-THE spaulalng Ma
chine screw Company went into TIE haafs
OF Il receiver .ciay. preparatory 20 vol
uutary dissolution. The assets. II IL stat
al. ara about sf50.1g9 and liabilities. out
side OF the capital stock. s9a.0a0.
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SAN FRANCIsCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Is-whe&t-
unchanged. for spot market. weak: re-
celpfs. Agnt: very little wheat showing in
sample market Barley. unchanged. Oats
arc COMING II freely; prices are urchAng-
& Markets steady, under fair demand
SPOT quotations were:
81 sssoar-Ns, cash for family extras. A.is
E41o. bakers extras. $4sa4. i5
:. Wheae-Shippne, H-isA for No. and
Ills for choice. milling sl,istsGfi- Aaz
Bariey-Feed. H-l5asl. iss4; brewing. nom
.oats-Poor to fair s1.gs4aIl0: good 70
cho'ce. 81 l-s4f1l 10 fancy feed, s.. a:gi "a
gTay. 3 1eSEi +: milling. si.laal--o; Sur
Flour: quarter sacks, 9.s5s: wheat. cen
ta,s. 10, barley. centaLs, z..oe oats. GEN.
.4Is, illo; Go Oregon SIS: beans, sacks.
IA: potatoes, sacks 74s5; onions sacks
rn.ddhnss, sacks. 435: hay. tons. s3; wool.
sa4es. g hides, number. TIA. quicksilver.
ns s 49, wine. gallons. a.s5o; brandy.
Closing ouotntions.
Call board sales: Wheat-Inactwe; De-
cember. si.i7.
Corn-Large yellow, sl07;.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-spring loq1ic: Eastern
Oregon, iefl2c, Valley. Oregon, i5GiTc:
mountain iamtx'. saIec: San joaquin
plains. e4sc: Humboldt and Mendocino. Il
q l5c.
.Hop.ss-1ccrop of 1897, saiac; new crop Of
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Mflstuf,s- Middlings, slsa2o. bran. SIO
CLIO per ton.
,l Hay.Whea., SO yqls %: wheat and cat.
81 .5e0Is: straw. per bale. s52i60c.
Pota Ioes-Eeariy Rose. 4op59c; river Bur
banks i546ac; Safnas Burbanks, o,cq
81 p: oregon BqrbanHs. scat.
Spgeta h a@--s-t Ike rGttn Cu30rls Sxf4.S~
pickle onions. 6oa75c: garlc. 2q3c: green
peas, 2iac; string beans, 2a3c per 10, bay
summer squash, ga 39c box: dried okra.
loo: egg Plant. 25ai0c; chill graen peppers.
f'rUits--Apples. choice. 81. common. 4,a
So; straw berries SG9s. cantaloupes 50cal
=. uutmegs. SNss5c isabella grapes. soc
z Se sra's n S ssx Inns s s2S Bart S1x
guinness. 5clf175sc box; Mexican lines, re-
pack. s6fs.50: common California LEMONS,
s2es3: choice california lemons. s.. 5tsl7i 90
bananas. slafa25 bunch; p.neapples, SsQ4
dozen
B,.tter-Faney creamery. 27c: seconds.
silf26c; fancy dairy, nominal seconds. 1870
&c: picked, &c hrkin; 2ea2lc:
Cheest.~Sew. lie; old. Toe; Young Amer
lean, lo'Eailc; Eastern. l29iic.
Eggs-Store. i3a21c; fancy ranch. o5QS Soc:
Eastern, lealsc for primary.
key hens, l$0i4e: Old roo.sters, 81 2sa1 . So:
young ROSTERS. si,Je6l5 ~: small broilers
s2.SftS; large br0.lers. $50; fyyeTx. 81:
hens. $iN3: old ducks. s5a >, young
ducks, sos: geese. sinis9 pa.r. goslrgs
$.-58l.5o; old pigeons. sl35also; young
pigeons, $i-254J1-s5.
Exchange.
sterling. on London-Slxty days. s4s3is
sight. sls5iz.
Financial.
Silver bars .. ST.. Drafts-sight 17,b
Mex. dois -. st%ji63 Telegraph :. :. 20 :
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,sss.ang weights, Nos T. ard :, T.xs-trch,
80. .ss: Ses / /. ard = ~xs-ineh. i.sss
s-s' nos l. ard 3. Axs-fnch. 80 rs slSEs
a. shtngies, ,l'S. sssrtss-s ssirgsss ,fie:
as.e-snsS 1n1sh, p. - ard Is test S-s1s4;
Tx flnssh. s-sf15s. cedar squares. s 3
ard 70 f-et. psckses So
Essn-sried. 81 in asfysrre ~ r.swr r,-ay
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fgHII&AND. Or Sept is-Whsa.-waI
sais> OF valley Mere maze at S@fsic These
iiE0Ees were ID above the export value
uased On tie days Liverpool Quotation
and the current charter rates
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Cash Qsosations.

whsat-So. srrlzx. sss7c. No spring.
s2sssxe. Ne. I'D, -.
1s0rE-No. :. sas3g&c.
oasE-So. :. sih.8zlscs No. Whit, .44
Ia. No. J white 43xl2+c-
Rye-So. 2 t7-sc
BsTIey-Eo = Tstc.
Ts-oszy S>era-Pr1us s--5a
Forg-Mss4, PER barre s. aeA A.
Lara-ger ie1 pounds. ss.-i1aS& ~.
Short Rf5s-S 8es> loose s. tsssTsss
S1oa-3eES-Dry sailed. boxed. sss&4ssc.
Short Ssdes-cseaT. boxed. ss.ass3se.
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hsa Market nominal; axport, No. ]
80 =. sN%, Nc biuesteE, So. mining, Nc
caaD. S1cs No. blassterrs. ssc.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. iG.-Today's state
Insrt OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, sSl6, 9oi ,eS.
gold reserve t245 All s+5.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Sept. ts.-Anxious shorts in
wheat covered yesterday. so that there
was NJ further alarm when L.verpool. be-
tore The opening herr reported an aidi-
tlonal sensational fump 81 etSd for Sep
;eInN~T eelivery. II Liverpool December
y heat bad done proport .oHately 40 well as
f3ment IN cblcsgc w0njd doubtless have
been different. bui Il showed a decline Of
I'D. so th9t fhe September strength was
AFR. bGfei - 4 rise from q squeeze on the
other side which had ~ significance for
asiy oac outside the ranks of the Liverpool
shorts Bu that account The start k4re
WIZ at = tnc.l1s for September ara Ia
=, for peksa4o@r- TIE Northwestern re-
TO change IN th" corresponding uKhiness
Cf the Writer neat receipts. Som after
Et1 opening Duluth showed &c 4 buSAsl
advance n Price Z cash wheat and soma
ket acre. hQt 1ot long thereafter = decline
~ ic took pl4ce IN 1he pr.ce az Duluth
casa wheat. ard that pt.f Il Har1;,a: on
Gutllsa sentiment. Later ii tfle day Mime
sso . arop|ed i for spot wheat. and thA
M kHeSS hes assle Ffs1Te pronounced The
@hstHce q demand Tor cash wheat IN any
Q4&nCfy. AMI reported delivery here a~5i
a. T2ttt!1 u spot wheat on Sspterr,t.ar
teiztTar; created 4 heavy feeling near the
Ga ard caused further declines
TIE corn experience va tus. the 49,
verse yesterday. t3@ marker beng strong
e-ie wheat WIS yeas Tae fat thai tre
fotTNrt 50 roj break With the reaction IN
NSe-st Was the incentive for covering The
close ~as unchanged from yesterday
batS stvVGsi-i aloas - tAe wake ~ corn
a.tG9a~h t2eY ID act display s. nsocn
fa4r casa 1eTe Ard ara ctaaraa,>sx were
gs.tr@ i,~EaL May t.o~e,f 10 lower
Provisions r1%&a u eaA. SIR sv.ng <~s-re a
3fc-ne 2 hoes IsaFy selling 4 ara and
fsrS ;g't ~ - "a over. .srd -'7s5c and
rs tNg,r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-17

THE Pacific Coast e5'ea1os5p Company
elegant passenger steamship Curacao will
sail from Seattle for San Frsoclseo OF
Sunday. September IL. at 2 =. IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-17

Why ride on steamers with small state
rooms and be CONF PEELED 20 have <hree per-
aona in one room. when you can 20 on ire
city % Seattle and enjoy the injuries ~
a modern hotel? Office Iis Wost Yeslef
nav adv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-17
THE COTTON MARKETS.
New OrIea ms.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. ls.-Cotton-
Easy: middlings ) 3-I6c.
New York.
NEW YORK, Sept ld.-Cotton-Easy;
midIlings. 5 ii-I6c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-17

IAtoAA. Sept. is-whess weaker ana
eessf' ~ sympathy with other nsarketa
14ao, ~sgsss-c; hlusstsna. Sire
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-17

IF you ara going East. cal a. tbs
Northern paciac office Ia regard To rates.
exc. Always 10 the front and tae hsss %
every shiEg.