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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11


ST PAUL. MINI, Oct lo-The esxh-
teenth congress Of the Protestant Epiec1-
pal church opened It's s.ssssora In this city
today with . large attendance of leading
churchmen from all parts Of the United
States Holy c0ulmun MON WAS celebrated
In the morning af Christ church, BiEhofss
Whippss and Gilbert. OF Minnesota. oft1-
eating. Following this service, bishop
White, Of Michigan City. Ind. delivered an
address
In the afternoon the delegates visited
various points of interest. and at ~ were
rendered = formal reception ~ the Ryan
hotel
This evening the regular services os the
CONGRESSES began. the large auditorium OF
the Peoples church being well filsed with
delegates and visitors
Bshop wnlpplA briefly welcomed the con-
gregatfon TO fhsx city and state The topic
Of the hour MAS Does National Expan eion
Involve imperialism -
bishop Henry c. Potter. Of New York,
opened tbs formal d.scxsssien In the az
srmatsve.
The discussion was CONTINUED hy Col.
Bradley Thompson Of Ann Abor. And
others
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11

CHICAGO. OK M-tAoessn' vtrsew~ AZ q mfla
I'D sArseess and pesar<s ggn&aanR xreea n
tn nile aad axseensA ssre The features e to
~ speFt 81 hawthorne Rssalfa.
Sx fnrsanss--Tom tsstmeH wcn. TeAls ssccn4
h1sh y<wsl sh1r6 Time. In
Sax fushnSs-Mus LsnAA wvn. HxtvAs ESu 80
cd. BcrieA third rtns. iaN
Fsvs fsraerW-Gcoegse wcn. Hsrmss secsaA. Nay
nsaSA third. Time, -
Mic ana shree<sshshs--C scssus woa ncaAss Dan
M tsennd. PixrtAin third Tins. Ia
Mile and sixte<0th-FUnra ca. AshAcN secund.
Mary tAtrd Tsne. Ia.
Fire and = half furiengs- Haser3on wca ANos
ra-nsr second. Cspren third Tisne. 30.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11

stm6A8 hssex 1fxs. 80. - - Asshaseul
seccxsa. nSAx1es third
fhe AsAsand s:ss sxxefsrg rurse uese-ncaa Ten
va third. fcnxtA and sSsA heats. nset rDe. tn
fsser sAe 6sesf vua secrnd Asaa b IN as4 go
ssecaA famxay Bsftscn WIKI srse heat IA III nnA
vss f1rI
- efass srcsssng r~se nM-FAws> wca -
senio1x hsaAa; NJ TINA 3aA So Away seccA6
Dnrco Hs1l third
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11
Special Ce.sss AGENTS.

WASHINGTON. Oct f9.--r,irscsor Merri-
ara. Of the census has Gseaaea TO appoint
special aKenfa in all OF the largest cssie~
for employment not 70 ~xc~s~s thsrYy 10
fcrsy days. IN gathering lnksrnasson only
a. 10 the uprctsa nles and nssnntact arrs
TITS ssap - intended 30 meet the require
msns that the nseaanicsl and ma1afacsuy~
ing sfaaussry data se cnsfsctsI within fvo
years from June. 1910.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11

LEXINGTON Kr 6~ @~f@4Sss ~sst e avs
raeys uss rssAs naxssss by the hearing ~ ane
vaxlsss rsre.4 81 ~ ssattsas q ssss afze esss
rast4r sie~ usrk Eeszsu-
ssY-Fsss Hns snx saxs-h 1fxs xN6 se~esss hesss
sess sfrae 81 Little fkurH scs seeant ssd tsses
hssss srs4 vas sexe3s fSRss- Ia Frs E<zsA. szs-
xxzExss In sAe sssenxk kexss v5a &rvt Sssd s2xt&
heats ss~s szzx. -
Ssnet rsrn savss. srust<ex, sasaa a -. ssce
q ~ Ea6p wsn g sssxseAa keass. hese ums. IN.
~ - gadNb - t-xSe2 ~ =
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THE NATIONAL LRAGUn.


baltimore, 81 Warrington, 3.
BALTIMORE. Oct. IA naEkness came down o.
the Baltimore and Washington ssama ttr1Ay sisse
III innnss had beer PLAYED win IL seuss . IT,
inning Empire Latham pat Mc1ip, a Chance
and smith cat 81 the game Tor ktsking AttendaneA
LeA Score.
nalttDors .-...-..S sIWashinston ......e : )
Batteries Nops. Graham and 1nisA: Meg3Su. WEI.
Latham.
Hoston 9, Philadelphia. q.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IA Tia PAlacs wsvs un-
able to lift Lewis consecusi~sly to-day, while Duaa
hue vas found when hits meant runs for na,stea
In addition tAA locals rus Mp Hlcpeg gsns b the
dalds and were shut Ont fhe clubs len 1W Bcstua
tsrsht ! e "a, an'.n sss *. ,.t sseceS sss =
the four saass. yin b. sa1s IN Tie ssrekA paaea
Assmdszcs. a0s. arcse:
RHEi AMI
Phiiadalphta 49, . 4Bcston ..........t
Rattsres- DonaAus. bernhard and McFssiAad:
lewts and Sullivan. umriru~- Emslfs ard DwyG
New York, Is nYookIyn, =
BRo0KLrN. Oct. A tstpis b. Dssia. Glsasen
and Doyle enlivened another dcppy eame today. Tee
Hrpchiyus did noe extsnd therassavss and allowed
the New tosa mss TO vim y esMnsssaoa = hts
tween Philadelphia and Brookiyn fog q. - st3e.
provided ths rhifadeaphia team nnish~e second. Il
testimonial b ksine arranged fos the bset q Tho
winners q ths rsanans hy the sstissns q nscnsayA
Attendance. 60. 6coss:
New York ....-.s 7.BFocklyn ........-3 3
Bafterfes-Seyrnour and warner MrIasnsn Demo
and Mcclure. umprss-9vsxtwced ri Co.
molly.
Standing Of the Clnhs.
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CINCINNATI. Oct M-nsxuln:
seven tasiansss ssllinS Dsniai.s VEGA Swu L.
five fnsnass -aolext wea, Charts o'Dxisn sssssa.
CART tsainss third ftms, -
Nfe and twenty yanaD-Aiita nsH wen. Meuk Ways
nAa second Hard u. third Time. ~
The zoaspo stakea. stx hzRfengs Anna HAHN wun-
Merzts second. Eftxansth xlsan third. Time. INA
One mits-ssoid Eax won. 6sapsr Eco ssceaA Cala
C.. third TiAa i ~
sesen fasiangs Nsckisce von Aound City sseond.
FficxlAnd third Time ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11

rpSTpN Crs fs--TAe executive cen
mites ~ the fsenese's sasty has tadorss
the PATTERN sdppssd - the recent Isemss
cratic state coaysaf3cH-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Rreadatu6a.
SAN FRANCISCO tsct n-wsess szd sa-ssy
tr.rxssat sssss nassA~s Ter waea. 1sss saa sa-
eAsaxea syxs harssy sssasy osss STEADY ssss
aartsstcus
asss~ sAlpsaax No. / a1s: eAries. S.si
sesEsnx. s. ts4z -
Rsrl~Y-r~ea sssssse. srewsns. s-sss-te
C~sx-ssszy o-aSra. ~saAS- rsa- s. &si u
Receipts.
rsesss aaarsss ssets. Nf. wssstnxsee LES
xs.eat s~sstAts rs usss.asssr so, ez~Sxy esn-
tabs ss sz-s. rssssss9 -. ecszs, sssss. Us
vx-, ssntsts 81 gxzsasNes sab. 4 ~. tsss- ssks
sslrs AS. hsass saEat~s. ~
Produce. Frufsas Eta
xslss.x.. Msasssnss s. ssa~; sran. SD ssss' s.
u.y~wAe~,. r@s 5 ~srss asss sat. rSs = e~st
ssTs.s sssr Alfalfa. xsss ssass. sAes 81 sss~, e~s
.ssss garsy 1gsse saSsar, rxsr rateAsas SO
"a rs.~r ~@az kts<& exssass esxsasks. A&1s =
s~xst ssmss 3 gwsea Eetassss. &%Tse,
Apsss.~-~s Asaxs s. z sssNzsa4. M
nsatsez- FxaeN <r~x@xss. EAses s<cs1ss Ss1r
fsney sxsss. xNs<c. sn~~nssA 1~sse: rAeAsss. -
rhs~~~~< x~ sassle, Yesssx Aza~-sess. lae&ts+e
k..fxr. sssSxtS@xs wessssrA Esrk1tr
rsss-ssrsv szs-fs. fsnss f~.rh %ssse: Esssrrr-
WeoI and Hevs.
vasss- sy<sas- Sevsda. lsssse; Es~wn Gssss~- u
sstxc valley c,~sxau~ Esfs9wA Fs1-ksssAerz E&ssaT
ss6a sAEA 49, nssasata hAA ae1es - ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11

VICTORIA r. q. OFT IA-Barkentfne
rneie John. heuc5 from Hsnolusu to the
Sound went ashore Sunday at Carusanah
point. Vancouver isiana. and 10 total
loss TIE i7reie Johr left fIoaoinia on
September Is an9 made a susar. passage,
being bound for Pors Townsend far orders
She was driven ashore SUNDAY evening
daring q gale Al the officers and mel
escaped by taking TO boats TIE officers
and crew ~.u return 90 Victoria by the
wEalaps the wrecked vessel Jeff Eureka.
Cal. with lead Ct lumber fer Hawzss IA
August.
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GenePaI Qaotations.

r1orr. r.c.&r.. - m h.-s,.. .xrc,,. I, as7 h.r.
r.js. m.rFss Ic~ 800. sc.rs. srd a,riv Mia
WI. ,ns,ssrr s,,A h,s,,s, 80. we've Srssar ~
tered
Wheat Rsceipts. ~ $50 bushels: expcats 81. SO
srsss cn,tc,s $3.50 ...r ~ H. love, urs.r d,s
appointine cahss and higher consois the latter
ing taken to dignity more peaceful South African
outlook Lister the market raled partially on iocs3
rsices declined & frcm the nnrninr figures chiefly
sf Sslc net decline March closed At ya1e Mar closed
- W; ussmner eicsea ~ ~
CxMee-OI,sions ciosed Ssaay points n,sner 70
psns. mes 9wef ssfs. -" pass. inei.ans &c
tec@, aSE, .'ecempsf' 49, January hssessoc'
ss ~ nsot Ssaiy n,.ii' s.c.u1 ,,.,e
0ussT-nAS' ~faus' tA'f senniiS' i'-aH-
Meta1s.
1r,sr.., II, the ,,s, marie, fer rs,a,s ~. A. low
ehh dsripy the s.v With fhe rlo.e nominal Tin
esi IN ,s,,nt. ,,de, nanenrs ri abssnce ~ h,vsr,
rather than nrsssmre ~ erinrs other metals show-
ed no ,sysre rhsnsrs whatever
pig ircn-wsrrsnts. nominal; SIS
f>nnrs~-r ahe anil sIs so
tn ,u,ee AID scs;~s. xsa IL
srsa,ter- I,nrhanred. rs sOasH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11

lo11ne quotations today wsss - icilows.
Sugar, Flour and Co1fee.

suena., suo1...,,. ,.o.v -. =. ,uuo-..
e.~a, rn~.. 50 Gee.
rs,.- - 49,
- Ic-6sssd sssse; Or srsnsiassa. ~. u
~ nisnsr euo.s a1fr; sp2e cash pssces
80, a1 faient Encsnsnt ~, Novelty A.
~ .aiss: 80 - in 2. b ien sAets:
e.mt nc9F. Rafs ~ Pr y ID, In An saen:
N - ~ - g " W saeks:
r. r. ~ IN 81 sachs, seesl cut onsmsai "a =
RI r. -, IN I'D sAcks; graham aour 5I n -.
II - e Nh nets: uhc,e Wheat nou, d s -
~ - IN ,tN sseks: ~ meal yzN per 100 %.
go 1eh.. Y. sus.t psss: -
j =. b saras: vAsas aaiss. SO baxs. n 81.
ekmt AAkss q 81 per case 81 81 IN ukss. fsnr.
- Mn e. 70 Per bAs. ia aih .sehs: corn neal.
GIss. al FER bss. in le-n saeks: eorn mssi
~ ~. = - 3 saris: .tssi cut oasnsa.. . .
r. -. q > .sess: srshas aour. ssn Per bbi.
y. 80 uckss whcie uAeaf aets q auss nj, In
~ D e, - pr nea' "a Pc sacss;
-. ~. fancy rolled cats. ~ saeKs. wN; fame,
cuese-trssn- Mocha. per D. ssgsie: lava pss
q -: Costa Rlea. eAoie-. psr n. isaik
CO as.s. rer eva. sas: Nn es.... s.x 's s.s.
g. s..s y . ssn.. psr d. Csc. .sel.. Nc: Alden
SRn Mssar: Laoo. ias.. NSa: 81. 81 B: =.
~
un4eexs f-h~>.> res. go D..ps.
uM-Ransh. iziaise: fancy dairy. 10 Squares.
- Washington rsesnsEisA. ID and - prinss.
Is. r.s.. w..a.ns.on, ,asn: s....a. u.
.ssnietiy fresh ranch. ~
fep,frs~l sss rhiehrns l3cs Hive turkeys, I6c;
eses tsrtess. Edise
Nutn
s,,,,,. -, = -. IA. r..,.r, ma. -.
ma Ia. p~r.n. iss;se, nie.ss' ise. sS.rE
81 nell n; almc.ds- No ~; psanssA
*ss. &c PEI .
nss- r>.ss, ,oa,a r~r "a. rss, s..s.v, v..A.
eess-rss ten, sssss
Ccsa- hais ga !, ~,.~ss6 ss.. 80 49,,
WAsst-rs~e n, eu r.H. m-., IN. vrssaatr.s
Sa ssas sia1; .hn.t. !ssss: shospsd Ted. -
n~ass. proyss,wn. >>A rt.A.
e.,.s 49,, . -, - -.
- \; mntssa wesAsrs. &c psr n pssk. 81 per d,
80. hsss " Ter p; snsii, iae ger
sssss.asv'a, Hans. large. nss. anal. vac: break
Lssa- II. ore rssts yer r. ~; White Star. Sc;
EA srsssAs sse iasa esaar@tnd. ties~ss. ~. Rex.
~, 49, e Nis hs.s' X
Vie ssl.es. sssssc: salucn srsas ias: raou,ssstn
tcat NJ. sneriss. ssle. .r,,s K rsrh c.sI s.sts.
.Anmps. iae snasls tsse herrsns, A1ss. nassh EEL,
,.sa pas.ss.ss as.s. i've ss sa9s.a 'iass
Aal,sa Fssh {ioeltnxg~ rss .sirna !. e. -
ni-as, 10 h Atls s. Y am, hssl... ssss. Ia a.
xKk sssssss isls r.li.. nss: Holland h..rsss
sssea asTstss lss or ss,s "a. s,.s.s ss.sss
Il ~. a. rs assah ses'i Ms saah.a
cssnsa Fsss isohssnxstss,.. IN ,,-.
hssasms, is tns PER ses 81 %. sahst<rx liz ts.s
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-. -. 80 -. s.sss "a an: -
49, 0sD@ - u3 Mn
oenoae Gpeos0Sas-
p -. -. ssas. LIB hu.ss. =.
- 80 ssE :: =. n 80, s,s s; sS -, =:
&c: >, sr: :. ahsssrasiTs fIa. a.
- Nsis ssess4ssa- EAsas- r 60 -:
4..sn1. - .. ~ C.ss a. ~: -.
a.sz. sjoss1r-was~A.sAls. asA .. -
srse s,ssaa.s Dap. shau - 81 Is dr..
go - q: g. 3. s:: :: e ~ g: q.
oss..s ssa;sssss. is.i ssas. - cas-. aq6a: ~
- Leg c:sI q. - As1 a,'. - -. =.
sss.. - sss..s ~ -: ,s.i sd sia.' =: sss..
J.ils. 0ssaaaC-SA p.1s o.; ssss psi,.. s:eA.
=: csilfssnia. n ass. d. IN esss+ psr a.
o.<s.. o.saAF.-sse. Z. " .. n: .as
: sns. =; n sasssu: < "a. .se: 80, !
So. ....;.i s.; s. &c. ssss: e s,as.s "a
..s s. 3 = - :: ,ssss ss'sA, ~: oA'sssa.
t.sai. 0seAaasa ias.sd tnh PR daa. No.
Sa.ssst - Dr. M: eh~w<hos. quartz. pr dos.
81; nsAlsn. Yas.s. - sox- Gs; pickle, :
-. "a .iss4 Ka 8 - sai. y: plain. Ne !
- 80: - =. :: = !. r *. e, ~. =; K Z:
). s 4 .'i 80: : & -; Z: IL. = = & :'.'
,nis useetag,-Jsrss. N chasa. =: fsiand. -;
- e; Lss...a. &c p =
IN o.sA.as. -I,.ysA. IN "a. mp
S.scssss ~ ~, ~ - -. = - q :; ~ 49,
q e; :; g ~ .: . "a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11

OMAHA Ssf Cr* s.~-Thosnns Lord
E.rsbsii ~ ths TETON psesnr. one a. she
sx,ost prominent railroad nen az the West
Sled suddenly ~ his home In this city To-
dag, aged -.
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FW PREVENTS THE RICE.
ANOTHER DISAPPOINTMENT FOR
THE YACHT EyTHvslAsrs.

A0A1n Fa3ee, ana The Donoo
Mantle 81 Mist and the Absence Of
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LIVE STOCK xARxETs.


ChIC0EOs
CHICAGO. Oct 10 Good 10 fancy cattle sold
At Is 4af: cnmnoner grades AZ n 50AS 8. seccherx
and feeders brought Ns4 -; bulls. and h<tfers,
tAsss. .. Texas stern. - Not %; rangers. 0Gs. 10
calves. $ets.
Heavy houu cold At 81 Sas.5: mixed lots At 81 IS
cts: light 3ste9&:S: pigs brought c.saas.fu. ana
cuiis. S. sAeA
sheep soh at saa5 for common and S. sd4 for
prime wetkeTs Western rangers bringing s. 15as 20
lsnlts brought 8 saSs for common lots and ysas Is
fer the best Western range. iamha bxingins ~ soaS
Receipts-Castie. s.no: hogs. 3.oU.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Oct. la-Cattie- Receipts. e.5oo; market
sfesdy native beet steers. 81 ss 10: Western steers.
81 md< 8 Texas sseers, 81 -: coRs and hetf.
err S ND Is; eannsss s. s6S 8: stcckes and feed
err, s. sea4s IS: cAiwm. a man. bulls And stAss.
e s06SH
Hsss-R Receipts. i,o: market strore. closed easier
heavy, =. xta43s MIXED. - sskeSN4; light. NEte5
g.: bnik a sales ~ nf& ia
shs<p-R~esspts. $50: market .trons closed lower
fair TO choice Westerns - 20; eonmon anA
stock sheep. s. taes 70. lambs. e44n
= = -
NEW YORK MARKETS
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REDUCED RATES EA

REDUCED RATES EAST
Gail III sse Nosfhsrr pa<4ae ssAes before
gosag Eag ard take advantage at tns
.9wrs. rates 10 AL points. Everything he
esss Ga shss Ens. On AID after es1teDr
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C0oh QuOt0ttOAo.
Hour-Easier. about l0c lever
Whsat-spftng. No. ., seaseic; red. No T. rae
Carn--No z 3ln6S7c
Oats No 4 0t5uae; white. No O. ass@c; No :.
26k6S}c
Rye-No N0ooic
Barley-No. z, S8SDic
Timothy sesd-Prfme AA
Mess pork-Per barrel s. 75as@
Lsrd-Per 10 pounds. s. zt3s So
Hides-SAoSs ribs. loose a odskH
Hhouiders-Dry saited. boxed Ska@s
Eidcs-Shcrt clear, boxed q U0Su.
Whisky -Distillen finished eoot1s Der eatjcu 81 u
Receipts and Shipments.
Articles Rscsipts Shipmeats.
Flear. barrels .................... neO aAB
Wheat. bushels ............-..... N.e0 M0p
Germ. bushels ....................LSsooee lsa4on
Oet<, pusNefe ..-....--.--..s-.-- NV 4A&WV
Rye p0Ahets V,W -
Barley. bushels ..............-...-. zr.oN lN0n
Dairy Products.
On the Produce Exchange today the butter mar
ks>W firm. To-. Aairr
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

y~assx all II fhs markets to-day. snd sar Portland
ssrgs. wss IA ssc~gsaea Exporters ssin saa-~
tnisstrx Ser sArs arc EsstN tonnage IL ssAii>
ssae are ret ssry fsecA Es~ssse fSs wheat, Fsffy-
siss rents aheas ;hs sep fer *siia wsiia ssd
a. tcs VALLEY
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nar Iron uohbsnsi-sic base; Norway Iron. Re
Per y.
Iron PIPE ticAbinx, Wrought iron. al sfssa black
and ssivsasssd = pr cent % list
Sheet sine t,chhinsj--i1r per b.
TInplate tjohoine,-CAsrroal plat@. hright &c
,..s PER f. Sss - ,,s -; c.s's E: plates.
sheet lros tionhins, Amsrirsn csanoa. No. q.
Nc: galvanized. - pr cent Of list
shinsls hsnds-Gslvaaised. ~ Per =: h,aek, &c
per y
extra wsptng. he
lunhsr and Dsilaias Materials.
lnss- ~sussstae QUALIFY. - y: No ! n. ssW,
= u. 80. spsuss iasA M: ssSas ski.sss $50.
i..sS-rar. rough. nm. sAseh Aa1sA. ,.,s...a
o ode. z - 2 s,sss ~: as1.
- II extra resvsss-bFssssd ara nassAsd n
-; ssa<k boards. ttnch. SoeA: NfncA . sonss
Hiueh. Uskls Feeding Ne AtneA asssh. r.
No 1 =: v sasnnea rustic. @ drup ssdiss.
ssssss i's r. W, ss.,.. tr 'in,'r.'a:s: -
as. NisN Boa scarls. isinsh ana Up, "a
Weshinsfcs ~ cedar iannss-RoasA. -. be~,a
.sAins. vsssAs 10 -. Sls41 ~ ssllina 1870
fe /. a. t..sh. tSe n; Hsa / and !.
n ssss a. shiaslss 81 r. ssAndasd shines.. =
i.sneh antsh Il Il and n fest. os3N: shieA nnssA
SNess: cedar sauArsA !. :. ana u feet. setsAo.
KUN a,i.a. 81 tn .s,..e. = r... p-ayss.. 81
Csmsss tsshs'ns'- Portland Z. D = q. u.is.
LIN. cosslas, RsrA. Hass~. ns: Gan Juan.
Pi..s.r s,oeAins, -oesasn Gate par hel, cx
riAsssr hair Loehinet- ashs4 On ~ saeAi
ss~sshsd. tl~ Dr. sack
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DAILY PPO0Oet0.
On the Produce Exchange today tho butter mar
tes nTm; cssamsfy Mex$r; dairy. lsslsc. Cheese
-StronS u3ai3cs EeGs-Firm: fresh. l6tc.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whes.~Eyposf. No csuh, SIC; Ma I haessesa
Gle: milling No. eiak ssts: No / h,srsten, &C.
q e
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Nato

wAl2sts. pr n sssks isc: Eastern black vaA-
IA In. p~rans. izei5c; Eihats. lee: a1nSn6A,
-, M she'll. ises Amends. Ma l1r. psanusA
~. ptne. isc. hickory Nc; eosnanuts pss IA
~ tp0eesn. &c Per q
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with Slr Thcmas ana MT fSeunr u Wae
decided 70 abide BY the deci-
sion OF yesterday not TO sail
q race tomorrok The next attempt
therefore win 10 made on Thursday and
thereafter daily until the series 10 COM
pleted Half an hour after The excursion
feet had started for home the sun s;rux-
gsed through the gloom for few minutes.
but the effort seemed TO have been 70 much
for the old boy. and he went back Later
I'm the day, however. II cleared up and
though the weather bureau prediction Of
a fresh breeze was not reaiixed, there was
enough air stirring for Columbia &c hoist
her sails and make a fifteen minute spin
TO try her new club topssii and see how
her newly cut fnainsail fitted. Both were
pronounced perfect by the experts. as<d she
went back 80 her moortngs. where all was
made snug for the night. The steam yacht
Erin left the horseshoe for the city with
Sir Thomas Upton and bis guests at Ssss.
she returned TO her anchorage at .. tn
yothinx Done on The Shamrock.
Nothing was dose on board Shamrock
today Her sail cover was not even taken
of and the crew remained en- board the
,snss~r Plymouth untu hetw@en and
O'Clock. when ss!Emaker Hassey. with his
twelve safiynnkerx J. Cornell ard sorne OF
sharrock's crsv. went 10 Atlantic High
lands 10 ssesad shs remairsder Of the after
noon-
There seems ~ b@ an abundance esf cont
s1ence on the challenger regarding her
srarx gear ant sails Seine members OK
the crew. when asks! II AIRY alterations
were 60 hs made an Shamrock's sails. ssid
with q srlFe. We're O. K. ard AL we
want row In q gerd sf.1 sgeese- II re
can beat her in light airs. Ne car GER
sainiy do 70 IN a strong sEesse. And we'ra
woing 20 DO 81"
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TACOMA 6iat ta--Tte wheat martcs has begun
10 n4rsgate snd .oeai prsess srrEfnea today. Ex-
rsrs qaosatiau. -~Ciah sssc. ssaesssu. sese.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-14
looks OVER Three states

La Crosse, Wis, is proud OF its ioca-
ton on the Mississippi river. 1t lies in
q cup, surrounded by the magnificent
bluffs, and La Crosse men, after travel
ing al over the world in search Of beau
tiful scenery, have invariably come
home disappointed at what they have
seen. Just east Of the city lies range
Of hills, the highest of which is known
as Grand Daddy" From the TOP OF
this bluff three states and five differ
cnt counties lie stretched out under
the eye. The location of La Crosse makes
1t perfectly secure from the attacks ct
cyclones or tornadoes. The. bluffs which
surround it act as tenders, and many
severe stormse which did great damage
elsewhere, have passed over the city.
Five miles north of the city lies Rice
lake, and here hundreds Of the citizens
Of La Crosse make their homes in the
summer time.-Chicago Tribune.
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OfIn.erest to Orr Subscribe

A number Of our subscribers are OBJ
oectlng to the payment Of their ac-
counts and refusing to pay same on the
plea that they have missed their paper
from time to time
we are using our utmost endeavor
IN supplying the Daily Press promptly
to subscribers and our instruction to
the carriers is to place the paper, as
lar as possible, in receptacles provided
tor them and we believe the case is a
rare one when the carrier neglects to
deliver the paper.
There are mischievous boys who re-
move these papers from residences af-
ter delivery by the carrier and if the
subscriber does not report to the office
having missed the paper, we have no
way TO know but that they have been
supplied. We would respectfully urge
upon the subscriber to report all in
stances Of this kind or, any other irreg-
ularities in our delivery service coming
to their notice, at once.
B. C. SMITH,
Manager Circulation
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Bargains Only.

Nice siN-roum house, nodeyn conyn.
nlenceS. splendid location Price 81 400
Only $3.50 cash required
y corner lot on Chestnut avenue
size 4lNloo feet. improved by one of tn,
o. pest houses on the East SIDE $3.50
Terms easy H.
riVe-room house on dry lot. in Eas,
.nc. now rented at 300 per month
only 500 Easy terms. ..
Good siS-ro9m house, together with
two avenue lots. 81 400
Vacant lots from 5000 up. .a
BUSINESS property and factory sites
Prices right
Consult US before YOU invest 70,
Der the place. corner Twentv-,.irhfl i
street and Washington avenue. over
drug store. +. NJ. PETERSON.
Manager Roads Real Estate Co.
12-1i-2t "."
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An Important Meeting,

Some time ago it was announced on
seed authority that q West Virginia
Railroad contemplated the scheme Ct
connecting With the Chesapeake ana
Ohio at Roncerverte. w. Va, so as ~
nave a deep water terminal here. IN
this connection the following dispatch
from Washington will be OF interest
lmportans meeting OF the sock
holders Of the West Virginia Central
and Pfttsburg Railway COMPANY and
the Davis Goal and Coke Comrln:.
was held in this city today. BY nearly
unanimous vote OF both corpora lions
:the capital stock OF the West Virginia
central was increased no ten million
collars. The increased stock will be
applied to purchasing all the lands an,
properties. real and personal, of tha
Davis Coal and Coke Company by .he
West Virginia Central
rms brings under the ownership
control and management of the West
Virginia Central nearly 100000 acres Of
coal and timber lands. lying east Of the
o. b!tumlnnus ccal nearesG tide water.
ne coal department. of the consnii-
dateG company has several hundred
coke ovens, which will soon Dc increas
cd to 1000. The capacity of the mines
G IS row about 1000 tons daily and about
syn ~" lois or coke. 1T is proposed under
the constellation. to increase the out
put of the mines to 5000 tons OF Goa!
daliE and coke to 1900 tons adly.
the officers cf the consolidated com
panH are ex-senator Henry G.. DAVIS
President; Senator Stephen b. Elkins.
slce-presiGent; T. 5. Landstrect mana
ger sales derartm ant: G.. T.. Brett. gan
Era manager railroad department The
company has Offices at Boston. %.v,
" ollS. Baltimore. Philadelphia. t'hcas,
arSd st. Louis The railroad is about l7G
miles in length