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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
SOLDIERS KILLED.
Two Members of First Florida tiSho
otne Death in Huntsville.

HUNTSVILLE. ALA. December T.
Henry j. Nelligan. cook. and George W.
Beverly, bugler. both of Company g.
First Florida, were killed last night. Mel
ligan and Beverly were on bad terms
and had a fight I'm camp. Nelligan drew
a knife and stabbed Beverly, who pulled
out a pistol and told him TO stand back
Neligan's brother. II. +. Nelligan' seeing
Beverly with a pistol in his hand killed
him with n Springfield rifle. Beverly $
brother. Roy. emerged from his tent at
this time and saw his brother fall. Think
ing he had been killed by the cook, he
shot the cook dead.
Private Porter Eiserant Tenth cav
airy. was found with q terrible bullet
wound I'm his throat on west Holmes
street. Tie spoke only q few words after
he was found He stated he hal been
held up by two white soldiers and shot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
LABOR MEN MEET.
The American Federation of Labor in
Annual Convention.

tinuda convention.
KANSAS CITY. MO, December Z -
Tie eighteenth annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor was called
u order in Strores' Han About one hun
dred and fifty delegates from all parts
Of this country and two from across the
wltcr-nameiy. William Thorne and VII
liam Inskip. Of London, representing the
British Trade Union Consress-were
present Delegates lnskip's mission is TO
plead for a closer alliance between the
United states and Great Britain along III
dustiial as well as political lines.
After the usual preliminary matters OF
organization. President Gompers dollv-
ltd his eddrcss. Tho strictest attention
was accorded him during the address.
wh4ch was received by the delegates with
much enthusiasm.
Treasurer John II. Lennon submitted
his annual report. showing total receipts
or 81 .5sS and totai disbursements Of Ns-
lg1. leaving a balance on hand of N,S9L
Secretary Frank Morrison reoriod o
gratifying Increase Of membership.
Tonight many of the delegates attend
81 BAN given in their honor by the
local trades unions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
NO LONGER A COLONEL,
The War Department Accepts William
Jennings Fryan's Advertisement.

WASHINGTON. Dec 12.-Al doubt re-
spectng the intentions Of Col VIM. J.
Bryan were removed by the receipt al
the War Department to-day of tele-
gram from him stating that he had
mailed his resignation Of his commission
as a colonel Of volunteers and dhat IL was
approved by the division and corps COM
manders
The written resignation came 10 mana
M the war Department this evening by
mail and was Immediately accepted. no.
tice of that fact being telegraphed 10
Colonel Bryan 1t is supposed at the
War Department that the Lieutenant
Colonel of Colonel Bryans regiment will
succeed him i'm the colOnelcy.
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who have had n long standing feud.
Harry FLASHER was shot In the heart
and died instantly. Henry Carney, shot
IN the back. and Is dying. Ralph Jones
and two others, whose names are not
obtainable. were fatally shot George
Gibson was shot In tho hands; Haz
HardinS had his skull crushed. and sew
eral others received wound. This has
broken ont the old Poca feud. and the
end IS feared. No arrests have yet been
made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
TO VISIT AUGUSTA,
The President VIII Go TO that CITY
from the Atlanta Jubilee.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.- The Presi-
dent has accepted an invitation TO Visit
Augusta. Ca ON Monday Dec 18th. on
his return trip from the Atlanta Peace
Jubilee. The invitation was extended by
a committee Of prominent citizens OF
Augusta. who waited upon the President
al the White House to-day. The party
included Senator Bacon Senator Gay
Representative W. II. Fleming, Mayor
N. Walsh. Judec ". =. Eve. Colonel ID.
DYER. Postmaster Stalling y. G.. Fogerty,
G. ii. Smith and -. Z fNC.
During his stay i'm Augista. the Presi-
dent will review tic Second Army Corps
under command of General 5. B. Young
now in camp at that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
A BIG TASK.
one Hundred and Fifty-Four Thou
sand Spaniards To be Sent Home.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-The Quarter
master Department of the army is now
about TO face the formidable task OF
transporting from the Philippines to Spain
an the Spanish soldiers who formed the
garrsons of the islands. There are about
$4,000 of these. Al Of the government
transports in seryiceahle condition are
required for the movement Of the United
States army so the War Department viii
be obliged TO invite proposals from trans
pOrtation companies 10 carry the men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
THE PROBLEM
NOT SETTLED
But Baron Won BuelCw Says the Eas-
tern Question is Less Threaten
ing to Peace of the World.

BERLIN. Dec. 12.-During the course
of the debate on foreign affairs in The
Reichstag to-day Baron Won Buelow, the
Foreign Secretary, said the Eastern
question at the present moment, was
peaceful and much less threatening TO
tbe peace Of the world, though he did
not mean to imply that the problem was
settled. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
A WEST VIRGINIA TRAGEDY,
A Fcud Breaks Out at School Exhi-
bition-One Killed, Six Wounded.

CHARLESTON, w. VA. Dec. R-At
1 school exhibition near Poca, this coun-
~. last night occurred a terrible trag-
My resulting In the death OF one and
fatal wounding ~ i've or six others. \
crowd OF young men attempted TO dis
lurb the school exhibition and break
~ the performance. when the teacher.
samed Fisher. objected and tried TO eject
hem. Thcv turned on him and several
the audience coming 10 his. assistance.
,Hsht ---.s74 be- geen the two factions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13

HAVANA. Dec. 12.-Nia Key West II 80
T. M-General Castellanos accuses the
Cuban General Julio Sanguilly and Jose
Llcret of plot 90 cause an uprising and
seize the city al a time when the Span
ish garrison is greatly weakened and
before the American troops have arrived
in numbers sunic. Mt To enforce order
He directed that they be arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13

4 TrInle AllianCc.

LONDON. Dec. 13.-The Paris CORE
spOndcnt of the Daily Mail summaries
this morning an interview he had with
the United states Senator Cushman s..
Davis of the Peace Commission. who
advocates a triple alliance between the
United States. Great Britain and Japan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast FOR Tuesday; ,.A
Virginia Threatening weather. no""w1
by clearing: decidedly colder. Inc cosS
weather will continue I'LL lhursoass
southwesterly winds. becoming n'''
westerly, Increasing.
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CAsTELLANos ~ CONTROL.

He then sent Captain Colo and Lieu
tenant stevens TO General Casteilanos
to inaulre what was being done To pre-
serve order. The latter replied that the
cafes had been ordered closed and the
streets cleared while troops In SUM-
cient numbers 10 keep the peace had been
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Oct The stock market
continued sarrow and professional today
Even me Industrial sTrctsltiss. wh.ch have
s1cwn Ylolerf fiuctusssons and feve.lsh
activity for seine thine past. seil into corn
paralsys cg9et. The iitfaastria-s neverthe-
less cor lInu- 70 occupy tac most prominent
pixies IN this group ~ss cons.cUag IN he
early part o. tire trading. bat the reaction
aFy tendency .sait - ING nppef ha19 IN
met asses and wiped cut nearly ali os the
earlier ssias. Sugar Sas less active taAa
% late. hG. ruled ss7ose Yesterdays level
most - stse day AID - l.e4 po3at from
the .owsSt = the late dealings tn sAce Of
The confirmed H~aySn@ss ct he general
market Metropolitan @ss advanced earIy
70 -. sat broke Tn Ire ate dealings 70
80 Pe1g}r-s Gas and Brooklyn Rapid
st-sr 9Th. hat su2egmosd In tas lase deaf
bUEs Eo2accN t'onSalt1a sed Gas CSx-
s~z 1.rsE preferred. pacine Coast Improve
rEert ard number - other sT@ci4.r.ss
Sere resah}y PEAK II tae railway lsS;
tA@ NOS ao,abse feature was ne eoa,!s-
re L-NsSF 9S''FEJt27 q ne slots SHOWN ~
80 EnarEes. Tss opening sss al do
Ci2ne es = IN sgsss q the fact ;hat IL vas
ire ere American SEeck Shlcn showed an
advance - tcnd5c Tire artce 6eegsnes, AT
ere TIRE ~ AID rallied criT feeols Some
ef<CTt Sas apparent 70 sGpS5rt tSe price
az tines. ~hss.h vas attributed 10 cernasa
elders. nEt .ss SUr5eg7 q liquidation gas
40 Seswy. Ir$oa Pacific syrpatasxss
Te,e preferred SOCKS % eeeh c3rrau4@s
sV@re rctaelx GyTn- the Gae.s-atioa ot IN.
res Uta- GCx.sr}y Dividend os ger sen,
o. NortAs-E Psc.6e preferred SSsrs 40 in-
<.Ger, - TIE Gag, THere we're ra7crs =
ccnasctloG w.ta tAa define - Ns-7hevr
Fsc.tsc coa1-u- Of serious 3.-srs-ces
aE1GrE tAe tns41s interests ever questions
81 rcl.Sy, t1exs Interests sos1i-g a very ~
TEsertssl pCSs1-9I to9sr1s The gccis trans
coag{nsst&4 sIsG& t!2s- There Is far fa--
tasr conSsatS ever Erasscc1s.rsrtzl hzss5-
nsss wsl4 Re trv9lv~i. Next 70 TIRE pa
cEfi~s :se Graz gers ~s-e NOS notably al
eeevssG- The tai gre es iris gr0-p 10 20
spc-1 % the very favorable earnings shown
~ recent statements also invited yeassesnE
Rates ser t5rgse money were "a sssr tExsay
ara mercantile paper = z>sc tending 10 =
lower casis ntSh very ssrete suosy IN
tss market TIE saicneni q Spzyvacv =
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-R. q. Dun & ca.
IN their weekly review OF trade will say
tomorrow. The Iron Industry still ga II
80 rapidly that An unhealthy boom would
seem TO be In progress but for the peculiar
conditions In spite OF the commission o.
valley producers VITO now propose Joint
selling agency at Ppt,snurg. sales run a
little below their fixed figures. sla.45 be-
ing quoted a. p.ttsburg and NJ for gray
forge u hiis southern and local. iron are
steady at Chicago and anthracite Is now
stsady a. Philadelphia But ths cousu-n-
Ing demand is remarkably heavy and large
contracts ms wses eoSsf 49, ~, .o' Is SUI a.
tan. 400 tona ship plates nj Cleveland and
a heavy demand for bars, tne pennsyi-
vsnla railway requiring 40 cars and The
Wnss. has been declining with fore n
reports seraswha; favorable as 10 Euro
pean crops, ard yet the actual shipments
for the week, against I. - "a bushels FOR
the corresponding week last year Ind
cations are tGst farmers are quite general
~ holding back their crop II the nope Ct
higher prices. ard collections Al the Wsst
are almost everywhere retarded on that
accoant and yet the Western receipts
~ bushes for the sauss week last year.
Failures fer the week have been $50 II
:be United States against 20 last year
and = IN Canada against }. last year
Bradsfreefa Review
Praastreet's tomorrow vii say. .vs:A
the exceptions Of sC--a parts cf he South
here heavy sGorTrs ac1 yellow teve-. with
resulting ga3santsrss cneEs distribution,
4 very large bus 5Sss appears TO - doing.
though sampiz snfs OF narrow margin %
pr01i are well aig5 unanimous While
Tire bark cie2ri1gz % september pointed
TO ! slightly smaller business done. The
country ever, tss3 a yea ago. this wssx >
figures pc4af 20 F3I- gar oFsr l2st ear
ard therefore ever ali previous records
to- ibis week OK the year
The volume % Gistrs baton a. whole
is wei 3p 10 or above snar rergrts. a yea
aEo = mast sections. and therefore tar II
atva zee os recent preceding ANNA
periods. As for Soma t-ns past zsost at
ityffy - ysreept.c4s IN tae Wess ard
<gyyh wsxt sn1 on tie PaciAe Coast. par
ttcuisriy AZ pugez sound aaS foE1nbs
r'cssts Il las beer carnival and faI
celebration period az number q western
cities this @sxk ard = resulting largs dss-
trt5atsor 10th retail szc Wholesale Is re-
ported
Al seassur sAster1 markets recently. "a
varaht@ reports sre fully maintained with
business n textiles particularly cctTox
ard wecfer goods. LEASE favorable s.na
I'D. S4xss are ass wanting ss4s s.s sSssaa
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FOREIGN MARkErA


NEW YORK, Oct. THE Evening
Posts London financial cabIegram says:
The stock markets here today were dull
politics and the monetary position in Ber-
liz being the chief factors. The Latter
especially anected American rails, notably
Pacific stocks, and the close IN the mar
het was at about the lowest. The decline
In consols is said to be partly due 10 the
Bank OK England borrowing On them. X
so, Il Is very important a. affecting the
future OF The money market here.
The September trade returns are decided
ly satisfactory. The London discount
rate IS His per cent. due TO the naorstary
situation In Germany. as told IL these dis
patches yesterday. The best opinion Ia
yors 4 rise in the German bank rate on Mon
day next but considerable doubt Is enter
by be followed By rise 10 the rate here.
The situation in Germany Is not really seri-
Gus, bat II may perhaps entail considerable
slow liQuidatlons.
The issue tonigh. 10 announced Of large
Havana tobacco company. told recently IN
these dispatches. The capital Ia sS0o. 60.
with debentares amounting 20 sso.eo9.
BreadstunS.
LIVERPOOL Oct 7-whsat-Staaty.
No / standard California, IS Al: wheat in
Paris. duh; -four Ia Paris. dull; French
country markets. quiet
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Oct 1.-wheat-Cargoes CT
coast. nothing doing cargoes on passage.
nominal. unchanged: cargoeS No. stand
ard California whea1. Sc Sd; English coga-
try markets, quiet.
paciac s.: Grand Truak. IA. Bar silver.
steady: 2777sd per ounce. Money. I.gits
Der cert.
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CHIC AGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Oct --Lsve-poo. gave re
tor % the early trading IN wne4r. That
Market Surpr sd taS bears ~ s91ow5E (
~ s1vance a. - STAR. As The Zeal
market had faAesi 20 advance yesterday.
a &ecare n ;ka EEgEsh r18rket Vas looked
Tor Ira res4at was covering ev End
snorts ard an cpeu rg s4ra1cz " &c Il
Isesssree thAf oTxs 2 sssrtsrg a. S@7ssS -.
AL forenoon the market SO We'd Strength,
sSsGTsz s~sEg srcrs or less Crortrsrt.
wr.Se a gc5 gsesl Of qgsas investment buy
.ag sas d0ne Pertv % bun rews 4- ffei
n during th@ market TIE 3sIr.rf aers
ass = IS S1~0SEEst around noon Sea-
heart reported expert sales % 3; ieas. sig
- aoaes. TITS evidence Or sse coat zus-
tc7 c. re recent aeayy freight der-sa IA
far 4 s5@r vasa. nrgS esp3-S biz FOR 4
'ro~Ss :. able i-ersass = IRE Se-EazG wzscz
was augmented ~ tSe Strength o. cas-
aEeat 70 cG.w3s markets. eosaoiv n y ~
Ya-k ard Il 5-sapn x. ar5 - 1se-r.
prize % -1s Jay wss reached Dean or
hes7S I'D ~ - s1AsSssEisc. T5s was mar
" csGt above yesterdays price and
showed Z prof; tempting s-osgh 70 bra
about & Sc-oS deal % -z22ztrls IN the iax-
hos- u gAe s~ss oa Pvfcss dropped g0-re-
w-;.at 5as.er Eazs. alfEossga stfsr1axs were
wei taken December cso<css 81 80 al
y4Esce o. No.
Caru was srza helped ~ wheat sna .
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS..
Chicago.


CHICAGO. Oct 7.-Na;ive beef steers
sold at siua 80 for the couna1oEssc lots up
TO $9slo.s5 for good to choice Shipping
beevss: A few extra Gne cattle ware sold
al SS.Ssa5. 30; sales were largely at a. f58I
$50; sotogna buds sold at s.. Al5. S. ex-
port bulls at s2.sSu4es
The bulk Of TIE sales OF hogs took place
AT $3.ss15 ia. hogs seknl - an extreme
range Of s. ssalase ana pigs going largely
at S34g2 80.
Sheep-Prime native lambs brought s.I5
Western range lambs sod at $sI5. % for
sia ughtering lots. and great numbers Of
feeding lambs sod at 81 so4S4 -. sheep
cod az se.ioaf3 for the poorest to 81 sSaf4 80
for good. native range nocks selling 1t
S-5eaI4 Is. Feeding sheep sold in large
nnmaers ri s4u4.2a.
Receipts-Catt4e. $500: hcgs. 32ooo.
OMAHA. Oct 7-Csetle--RecesptA |, 20
head. Market strong Native beef steers,
ANd5.S ., Western steers GNG4 ~. cows
and nssfSrs, SS13S: Stoekses and feeders.
ls4i- 80. calves, A.N17. bulis and stays.
s. z5afs.75.
Hoss-Rece4pes. 3U head. Market Sc
higher. Heavy, 50 55US 50, mixed, IS. S7;a4
3.oo; light, s.. t@Q36o. bulk OF sales. s. s. !.
tt3 80
Sheep-Receip,s. 4sea. Market. strong.
Fair 10 choice natives, 8. SV1i. -: fair to
choice Westerns, 81 aGl4 3: co1nrsso0 10
stock shsep. $.aHu4 lambs. Aus.l
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E<- lsH14 F.sr riMsxs toassa aaa scz1.-
.szx1 scugh. E.SGfs, s 8, E. = JNgs.
e5s S-inss. L<s ne Soa I. ard ), = ssch,
80 rs. tSSfs. Lasn 80 Eas weight, lHLs
feet rs
sfss sev., .a.. sa ss r Il ag e sss.gs
eeA.ng- re.gats. Ne. /. ana 8, s.xS-.nen.
80 .hss Nos |, z and D kxs-snea. 80
lbs. Mes I. AM 8 ksxs-src-- - Ks 81 .
q. wsinscossrg. tsa<Ss4. russes. SxEE. sAs
sesnsie. 81 Is. standard shingles, & 10. ors-
lnea 11ssa, z. q ard Is fret, yss6s4. thick
finish. s-ES. cedar squares. I. 8 ana 10
feet. rseksfs ~.
age, Soc.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


BPea0af0uo.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Wheat. frn
ana futures QlgHer II sample market.
there Is more disposition on the part OF
buyers 20 do aas.n ess- Barley. unchanged,
Demand slack. futures quiet. Oats con-
time 10 move on wei A. quotations. igh,
Spos quotations were:
Fioar-Nrt casn for family extras. sLi5
gas: bakers extras. - Is.
Wnsat Shipping sl-isa4 for No. |, ard
] 2sis
Rariey-Feea. N-soai .s@: brewing. SIN.
ais
oats-Poor 10 fair. Hi7sal. E,.; good to
choice 81 1s1t g-.s; taacy feed, sl.33; gray.
q. lsssl.2n; milling. s. 5si 3; surprise. lbs
gI-t,: back for Seed. Si.se4i..s. red. N-4o
Flour, quarter sacks. Is 20; barley. CEN
tails, 4.s22. oats, ceaiais. i.ls1; beans. sacks.
f.lfe: corn. eentals Eastern aaoe: potatoes
sacks s4s: niadlsngs. sacks. 80 hay. tons,
sES: wool. bales. 10: hides. number. $50:
rais.ns boxes, Is7i: quicksilver, TASKS D..
wine. gallons. As. go.
Cash wheat.
whsat-Qu:st ard steady; December,
E-1I%.: May. si.l9A.
Corn-Large yellow, $-fo-
Cash wheat. s.. l5s1-ls1z-
Wool and HOps.
wool-spring: Nevada. to4fl4c; Eastarn
Oregon. fessl4c; Valley Oregon, ls4iss.
Fall: Northern mountain lambs, saiie.
mountain. s1 lec: ? aims. etlsc; Humboldt
and Asadoc.nc. IG BE.
Hops-Crop OF 1856. nominal: crop Of iss6.
Produce. Frsis. Etc.
M.dd.ings. Nsa2o. bran. 1850
Hay-Wasa,. SsQla5e: wheat and eat.
s'3sNil7 best barley. sl.fsis5s; Alfalfa, 80
siIasa: stock. Sire li.so: straw. per bale.
sie<f~Sc
vegesahsez-Potaroes. Early Rose. 400 Soc;
River Burbanks. fsas6c: Salinas Barbanks.
55cGTs 81 10: Oregon Burbanks. SCH; sweet,
i91ge: silyerskin onions. t5stasc pickle
onions. 6FtTSc; cileumoers. 4dGec: garlic,
ease: green peas. 21afsses str.pg beans. Ia
&c per 10: Bay squash. 90 ts per oox' e,
ssaeG+,.
Fru.ss-Apples ehoics. Sc; common. sec;
ssess.so: ean.a.oupes. ssasec. per crate:
nutmegs. ssasec: grapes, ordinary. snsfgc
per box: Isabella 6aftsac: peaches. ssalsc
Esr box pears s. ssrse r. .l1ss ns
81 25asl - Mexican lines. repack. S. 5o6as;
com mon California leafons, S2fiS: choice
California lemons. ss.5Sai: bananas G-251
rs.
Butter--Fancy creamery. Ok: do seconds.
picked. 2iaa2c: hrkin. 1920
Cheese-New. fIQili9c: old. ioTiic: East
err. I1efiic: Young America, u12Glsc.
Eggs-Store. nominal: fancy ranch. SEQ
SC Eastern fancy. 22acsc.
PoBl.ry--Tlrkey gobbit re. lssrl1c per ID;
turkey hens ft9il5c: old ROSTERS 81 "a
40: yourg roosters. ST. 5s615.50 small broiI-
err 81 ssr4: large o-uilers. 81. sosfs: flyers.
sa.' hsns gS5'; .as old f ssl1 q ag Ss;
rair: gosltngs Si.ssaIf.so: old pigeons. SO
IS; young pigeons. sI-509a
Exchange.
Sterling on Isonios, 50 days t42ts.
SteriinS on London. sight. Sass.
Financial.
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WHEAT CONDITIONS
MORE FAVORABLE.


Nlwas reTdIE.Sns ~srs more favornnis
yesterday tran they have hean Ia tha asst
we~k. lscas quotations advancing CENT
ard the sIssrAxs Hisstrg strong. Win every
pEoSgect x = father rise. oaosatfaEs:
Nc club, CSC; No. I bscsSserrs, e.. TIE
saif million mark has eeess rSassesi. receipts
for sfse season since August amounting
20 7Ns ear hsa4- OF asssssH bushels. We1nss-
days receipts were stxty-s.x cars, az ~, 9o
bushels. ht4t Two ears less than the Aea West
receipts for one iay IN the asstSFy af Sc
attic. Thirty car foats Arrived Yesterday.
ersngsng the recslpts FOR the month en 70
80 leads or iS6ss bushels.
The West Seattle elevator received IN
August ana September i6i - bushels At
wheat from Eastern Washington, arssount-
ing 10 ~ gosss In August and AL Ia Sep
ter1her Ia August the fe.Iowfag deliveries
wers made,
To shtr Francis Fisher bsuni 20 ths
United Kfnrdom = .sss hsssh3s 10 steamer
Uma1sla, for San FranSssco 1siN bssshslss
20 ship Ferdinand Fisher. for the United
Kingdom. N.s-f bushels. to hsrS Eawsrsf
MAY. for San FNsBcfeco 4s.%f bushels IN
steamer Grace Dollar fo~ San Francisco.
Il 5ss bushels. local shipments. i5.ss1 bush
els: total, issye4 bushels.
September deliveries. To shsr I'm Me-
Pherson for United Kingdom n. sse huea-
els; 70 steamer Charles Nelson fa~ san
Francisco. asa bushes: local shipments.
Ice bushels. total for ninth. iai,lS4 BUSH
els. total for season. ~. 4ss bushels.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08

PORTLAND, Oct The wheat rarke;
was shade better today. Ald under the
inikM-fce 90 more rsassuT.ng EeIs from
the East and abroad quotations were from
"a 10 &c higher. Wasiz Waia Was a.,
szss5se. Win valley and aiaes.em bringing
ssftsIc
clearssi-F3r bk Lord Ksssard FOR Queens
town. xith Is go b1snes wheat. Foreign
wnsai stalpz1s ass for tie week were I@5.slo
bushels
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08
ADMIRAL HOWELL RELIEVED.
Retipes Frem Command at the ,yosth
Atlantic soaudron.

WASHINGTON, Oct s.-~Aamirsi Howel
has been relieved from the command OF
the North Atlantic squadron ard his aax-
ship. the san Francisco. has essn osvia red
cat of cemmlssssn ar SaFfeik. The COM
fnand Of the squadron d~yasyes apSa Cum
-ned1ra Patio whose flagship the New
York. IL now at the New York navy yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08
NERVE

Every young OF midilsaged man wAe
EAiriy thinks himself to b In neurotia
ccn.ittoa sneuid make shs srus nerve test.
1his IS done by concentrating the nind On
. given object for an ordinary length Of
time. II you ind gloomy. melancholy
thoughts stealing over you IL Is Treatment
yoa need and the kind Of treatment that
viii restore you 10 VIGOROUS strength.
Weakness comes upon men 10 a variety of
waYs. Most frequently weakness COMES on
Z man through his early errors IL these
srrors are stopped In tin,e AID the youax
man pays good sttestion 10 the lava Of
health no bad effects result: but Il thess
habits contracted tie individual Comes -
tbs poin. where he mast get medical ala
OF become Al exhausted, barnt-oe. cid
MAT P~eraasnrs decay 10 sse sad coudl-
sion of many gAsn To-Day. New you know
the rea%oc Or sas czsse: what will you doy
Year own sense stsgvesex proper rss<acai
attention, wnere 10 get ~ From phase
where others taws received Ike attea,Io2
wh.re is that place. Answer, ,ise Hndsoa
Medical Institute. Tns Institute Is ce.s-
Sratei for fts Hudyzn treatment II yss
get the Hudyan Treatment you get wssl
Hrayar cares spezrnatos-rho.a arr New.
Gus Debility Write FOR tree circulars.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08

" WASHINGTON. oct. s--Te.says state-
sGsat 81 tae ecssifttaH % The sresSsarr
shawss
1Avaslatse cash balance .......,.- SOC II
Cs9sd reserve s.....+.. ..s,.-...4. MIS-. %