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Accidental Death.

STOCKTON, July 31.-A. H. Pepper,
formerly engineer on the steamer T. G.
Walker, met an accidental death this
noon in peculiar manner. There
were no witnesses of the death. but 1t
was plain he had been thrown from
the water wagon Of threshing outfit,
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FRESNO, July 31.-Colonel Forsyth
heavy raisin owner and packer stated
to-day that the grape crop would be
late this year. not ripening until about
the 10th of September. Packing will
begin the last of September.
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Hon. J. C.. Blackburn Ill.

VERSAILLES Ry), July 81. Hon.
]. c. S. Blackburn is very i'll from an
attack of congestion of the kidneys.
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His Complaint.

There's only one thing I object to-"
said the patient man With a last years
straw hat. Pianos must be played
on. That's what they We're made for. -
You disapprove of some of the Sc
lections?" ~
mo, / don't. All I resent is having
my daughter call that piece with which
she wakens the house every night Il
.slumber song ''-Washington Star.
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It's only half as bad to make
monocle of yourself as it is a spectacle.
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pared for human consumption exist in
various towns in Germany.
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Good qualities are Jewels that only
good breeding can set off to advantage.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN
THE PHILIPPINES.
An Officer Of a Volunteer Regiment
Expresses His Views.
Says the Insurecfion is as Vigorous as at
Any Time Since Outbreak.

Rebels Profit by the Months of
Warfare With the Americans,
Are Fast Adopting the Tactics
of the United States Soldiers
and Are Becoming More Skill
full in Use Of Their Weapons
Every Day.
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Mrs.
.JenkinSOn

tried a lO-cent sample of that
'.spider leg" tea early last week
and before Sunday ordered
couple of pounds of It. Curtis
& Co.'s rlarket, sos K street.
fiaIf a block below Weinstock,
Lubin & Co.'s.
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Mems White
Dress Shirts

At just half the regular price.
They were splendid value at 75c,
made of standard bleached
muslin, fully reinforced, pure
fine linen bosom. literally cut,
and good fitting; not all sizes,
but fair assortment.
CLEARANCE 90
SALE PRICE OC(
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The kind that sold readily this season
for SIS and S., but there's only about
fifteen or twenty Of them remaining
from the seasons business. They
may be termed odds and ends and
somewhat mussed from show window
display and handling. The colors are
turquoise and royal blue, cerise, navy
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ITEMS Madras
FOur-in=hand

Summertime wear, which may
be washed and 1aundered if de-
sired. We will close out a guam
tity. of them this week at a price
SO low that one may lay In a
supply for the season at a very
small cost; light and medium
shades. Reduced to
CLEARANCE = g. Or
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| PRETTY
| SILK
| WAISTS
| sos

blue, lavender and black, and your choice at 500
will move them quickly
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


NEW YuRA- sort Is r. Dsn 4 90 y week
~ rsrtr~ - tsssg ash saesa~ro~
Better tAae AZ nrws To rssS~a II AExas. -ouu.
sAg~s tie sesAf2an - Ists~i Assir. has.n~s.
~ ssss II r<ssr c-sRtrrs Rsysr.s --s~ 81 rs as
isrgw thar ~-v- h~r~s se AaEsst and ~xcested sAs
sugswss ~ ~ - g. ssx,sy e~ssn.e ssr~w-s n
seapars - NS 20 lsrs-r sAxs iss y-as h@s ale,
escAwss sspS~ts ~ stAsg Er~stAcss rAias, rnarafse-
tarinS wr~r Sc ,4s soc iksS~ shts lass war Arss
isrfrf thkn ans rsh~r nacrsa - ssT year rss-.
~ ~~At tGranrs. IN prtrrs zgst sAus - sxszTfs
n uASssAcsmre1 garieesa haze ha-n unexf zs.i
ard y sao~s s-sfrYsax s-gi tfaf sarh earssts
sSasiSa~ aal sxsond Ta@ rxrxS q ess.aytx ~ -
ssasserts Saves ssis pgezss - arr Aslsrsrs N
fwwsSa sy~S~ ~ sAe t~n@fs II .Ar xs-e.asry ssrirx
te< ~ssSw hAs ever s~rn s~pz That uassxSs~
sssu1 0y9O - "a fAE &c ess - iawR 90
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NEW YORK Markets.


~KW YosN ssrs, se~TN~rs 90. r-~sxs-. u
s&a GsasA5yp fvSNSi snd ~ G'tus sF1r tAe aggsust
ss1Sq sscs4sgn TRANSIT sSNrsss4ea sAa caster a
shS sss<s ST. 3sy sas @rsstsAxs 10 sAs. wrr-
seas szA sAs arzezHt fhrg-a crx44
ass@s assazas eNsss faef ts assse ass,;aa
ts~z sSs.sSs TIE AsArs ID aisa very
ssst~e ia tsss sss~rs, AS ecexssaSai ea~vsfag ~
rAs. essrssss a~af.ed tAs SEsy 90 swsts- eA~sA "a
Azsesa~& P4easxs g TIE ssS~s TAs~s s~srrs~f "a
20 sssseTs sFsgxsss3 ~ az s-sI ~ hss saaacs.s
~ Fnass thss ssAs~ tAewe aVasa&s II es4s~s Is
AT s~lslsss hasess ssr&rs sAe sssrssns se r4aa.
~ kGes @ess rally - y. Y eiaS~t ssasa
SeAxx yxsssSss a. q Ers sre = - TNs aN5vT rsssa-
ss-as q ~ si#aes 3~ssn 1ss NJ avspaap sasr
sss%r&sAs sssss8t tssT 49, 5sv ~ffs f-ss.sir !.
ysss F@ss 81 sss~a ass &Ns IssAsfs ~sr~ 3sss
sTgs.s q ssasss r1<s~@ s,sxss sasaN& ~uns.
sat Aesese re ssn~~ Nsas@rs ~ ~ rs~s aisas~
;ssns~a 1ser sxxSsxsss-s tss&s-xA srsssa hrss sAS
s<sss q - sos<aze rasxs - . ssAss9ans
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D~nGaaas - dur sslsy - WetaD asss.s fhe
seasm pss1a1sy as0s iron - fset shsf fes ~
CalnaEnia shtD0eut vas wei @sane1 up ~ eooa
hGn(nem q tke tuo thfss dss pFsssoos
aunbee II nsrcAsDts alss tAnehs ~ snsn
la1s szpssiensss with ship9ss sse estssmeI sSssso
r. bslne ovssytoxked and aerardissy Uss 2on
Pear. ana piuns sosd fasay vii today. gea4
Daslstes bsue IN exoeaens demand. bat hfsae hasA
70 oet
Peaches wsTs rash~x pssnstfoi tcday Las0s hip
nents came 10 from Oregon snd Eestssn WNe
tu9t1a These did ns4 vesy wel Tbe Gait
fornta Crau1osds ssin little sssscs Bat -
\ mpecfed % ssive tSEorrOw, f~w eua1esa AZ
cnanfng H. . little Green fN . seDdJ ea54 1bs upe
60 81 Tor As pr boz
ArsIss ia tie ioesl nashSts ass sslline IL sa0s
~ ysetefday good ones be3og aiuaU ~ Demand
RScprts have ben reresvsd here d ~ esnwd ent<
k.k for the sppss crop this ysar. 1hat q Hev
Finland VII Be very hight. shile The ytead VIII b
fair in Nsw Ynk. Pennayivaria. virytnia Ohio. In
dana illinass. Iowa. Missoari. Kansas and AScet-
ear California. Oregon and Colombo also tnAk
cate fair yield The Canadian uaR pfs1ien -
b. fair The early sahes2es In ths CnttAd States
prtcs 70 be- paid for sppies this yas WI ~ y
lhs ossside ps3css bot ; fatr pxsos sfm y psn. .
little higher than faef yeax.
Tbs 0psntso a. The 0p9ts On the appse g.
ton II that this viii - . god year tor expert -
England. a. the Greg fhsso b rather tigAk Tbe
(sesmaa ysid h a,ao light. While In Francs. 0s11anA
end Belgium The ytejd b Ia sxeass a lisa ysarA
Batter and aGex continue strpng. WITH The pgoear
haIity cf On 'advsnne ssext1y.
Peuitxy continues normal With 1asUs sscatUes ri
keasy sateo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-16

CHICAGO. ss1. Is Receipts ~ cattle vrrs un.
esssils large tns late Va the weea. bas Q good
SHARE wsnt d4rect 10 Hiirrs The waYAes was
st~sey ~ stSsz yesterdays rrt~~. tfe~~ 60 ehnsc~
cattle s. fsaa ~ esaaEnnnsr grades 81 AsS ~ ;
xsasksss ard fsesssrs. 81 aas: balls aud hets.
eF~ 81 'Ass a. Tssss steers 81 49, rangers
NGasN. eassrN, - sssss ia
fa6sssSs ~ Aess was cstsk aNi the wayksf ctcssss
srsn ~ the hsst pEiasss a she weVa HEAVY hexs
81 ss4t -: rTaset Ass s. ksss4 IS light. 81 gss4 .
psss 81 sssA&s ra3ls 81 Ecss
offerings ~ sAsea saf fsfTsA= ~~r. hhs-si bat toe
ssssAas sesss aaS pssses Tsslri ssssas Shsee
SasAS sux he%s nsttFes. e8sis hstnxgHr y+5t -
YassA sesa 81 tess - lambs 81 .s7s Is tsg
tae Jssss Wrsssras s. szsA - szslas. A'sss &c
arcrsgfs~fss;ss. &sn. ksxs. Gass sheep ssN
Omaha.
OMAHA Sses - t-sttts~ R@cvsrss tan Mad
Asgsst steady Native reef steers. "a stsSs - xsaf
steers. Nssa 3 TsxAs .se~sv &fAA ~. ees.
ara Asssess. s. sesss & cancss. g. Aay s. ssasssr,
kaA seeesr-<. 81 s1ss 30 calves. tasN 3. eag.s ana
stA.s. ASsS
Hes> Asrvscss sfa' essa NArsxs sseaAs Hesrv
- z&ss = Esssa3- 81 Et4tE hsss. Aas&sss bsal
~ ssAes. s. EszaN
Ssurs,e Rsgesres, atg Msssst .t~~s. rs,r se
ss@sx Ns-tsvee s. ssss cERnnsea ar4 stsek sAs~p
8 sesss 10 issEas. 81 mas y
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white River InAisnt - Celebrate
Next Week.

pairing for big sun dance. which Will
take place next Monday afternoon. Ex-
Sheriff william Cochrane, who was In the
pected. There Will be three tribes repre-
scented: probably between three and four
hundred Indians viii participate. The at
fair will be held on Mr.. CochFane's ranch
Cochrane yesterday. and have lots Of
money and want to spend II. We expect
n rous.ng time. There will be Indian mu-
sic, war cries. yelling. etc. The Indians
are entering into the affair with great en-
thus:asm. 1t viii really b worth Sec
Ing"
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Inseiligencer.
EVERETT. Sept lk-The Bell Nelson
mill win put on night crew Monday.
which means an extra force Of ifty Men.
Vases at = Per dsy will Se PAD ,. me
Increased, which necessitates the employ
ment Of this additional forcs to handle the
output and MI standing orders.
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Special Dispatch

Special Dispatch to the ost-Inteiiigsncer.
EVERETT. Sept. 15-The IRE depart
ment was called out this afternoon In re-
Spouse to a CAN from the Model steam
laundry. BY the time the hose company
arrived the IRE was under control. The
cause was the explosion Of the gasoline
tank In the ironing room. Loss small
and covered by insurance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-16

As1atSe noss1a Da66ing ross - Coo-
pete with American TosDeps.
NEW YORK. Sept. IA special 70 the
Herald from Washington says:
American farmers are TO have comPees-
ton from Q new. quarter IN the wheat
market Of the world. Consul Monaghan. Of
Chemnits. In . report to the state deUart-
msnt. gives interesting details OF the a6rs-
cultural possibility Of AsfAtic Russia
Mr.. Monaghan says that this vast terri
tory 10 destined 70 b one OF the world
richest and most productive sections. II -
particularly well adapted to the growing
Of wheat and other cereals and. since the
building Of the transs1oerian rod. wheat
from this region has already found its way
to the European u1arkefA
At present the resources of this region
are undeveIoped and must remain for some
years. a. the population 10 a. yet greatly
scattered being less than one inhAbitaut to
each square mile.
Immigration from Europe to Russia 10
setting In, however. and 400 persons en-
tered the region last year.
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rsssssy = pssetsaszay an n ~. 80 ~ vAeas
.''.'.A Y: .s':a = . =. e :. st: -
: ss::sss, =. ss''s: :s.;1 !; e -.
s ss.ss:,. can. : .srsss ss. "a 's sss.
s ::.,' ..ss's1 81, y q -. e 80, .
s.lo. g ios sAs = 4 g 6, fsssss . :
20. .:.:. - =: ~: 81 q ..ss I'D, g 3:
M ss 4 d. s.s.s.s ss ~ so..: =:
ne a9psshs.aa q "a u.ess9ah,e baak stAsSnms
bed n: seses !. ~ lass b.sah Pw1lntsar stt
ssss 3 3iSssss e Is. ss s al 3 - *
sressM? 3sssss.s svw $500. visAe.s tennse
;..sss Z G. ss.ss Loan esasssssssa. ssses ;.Ss
$50. -. .: l.s.i G.:. . 60 9. -s 80
n.as s.ss's SssM b s.s..r-sd isssss. 81 issss
. az s e s:s.:. s :sA ~. ~. -. :
srp'ns rsaMw . iess tAea 1850 .1as eusA
~; ;,s = - -, sas.: s.,s - asss -.
das !. ne ~ ,Ass 3. issas A.,: 80 ,ssses6
sas s'. 49, =. r =. 50 s:1 I'D, : d s:'l ss ~:
\: -; - -: -: 49, -, ss' ~:
gone Snsthsv than has hsen soGpsctsd.
1he bond maskst m0ssd IN sy1pathv With seo~ts,
but changes. ~ . ru)e. were not lame Total
sale. NtSeo. United Atates new = curpoa and
the = advsncsd IN TIE IN psicss
Money ana Esehange.
xoney - call. ArD. - pr cent. last leans. Z
per ssaf prime seseants's pee~. ~ - cent:
bankeN kills q N@s941 ios demand. aaA Ct
$1,000 "a ~ - dan: pcete1 ntes, NsstdeAN and
tihcatss. a0dooc har alyss. ~: Mexican dollars.
CE; government bc~ds. hsn; STATE bs0ds. inactive:
nt1road bonds, weak
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-16

Ninety 90 One Dan1Pea Bushels.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Int<lligsncer
BURLINGTON. Sept 15.-FArmers on
Olympia marsh are In the midst Of har-
vest Threshin9 commenced this week.
with Joy BY our people. Prom Hon y. H
Beals and other prominent farmers Of this
section Of skagit county It y learned that
the average Yield Of oats this season WIN
be from ninety. to 10o bushels per acre. al
though the weight 10 lighter than usual.
Buyers are Offering 0S per ton for oats
but no deals have heen made yet The
below the average, On account Of heavy
rains this season.
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silver Exports.

NEW YORK. Sept. l5-The steamship
take out on 20. % ounces Of silver. VIM
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John s. Jurey. sr. aged ~. died yesteP-
cf sene decay. DeceaSd was the father
OF John $. Jurev. OF the law Arm OF Met
calfe & Jurey. and was q Cal forn.a pio-
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The residence OF r. r. Phirps at Rainier
Beach was entered by q burglar last even
ing while the family was away from nome.
About SIS worth OF siiverware was stolen.
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YARICOCEIk

I'M 010GASB-An eniasOsDeat Of tho
veins surrounding the spesmafi0
cord . twisted. hnotfea. wormy
IKE or swollen Appearance Of sho
ocrotum-
60R CAUSE -0omseimes spifpeIiutsonk
but ofssn h1ows. falls strains en-
eesstvs horseback ~ bicycle rfdfnE
f08 GPFECT AT times q dull. heavy
dragging pain In small Of back en-
tending down through Joins into tire
para lev spirits. weakness Of body
and brain. nervous debility. partial
or complete loss Of sexual power.
and ofssn failure Of general health.
I0E CURE If you are . victim Of this
dire disease. como 30 my once and
let me explain to you my ,r.cess
Of treating H. You viii the, NOT
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EVER. : sssA ssspsssas anA C.sseytns he .oas.s
=: %. =: 49,: !: . =. -, -. as "a sm
) ! ~: -: ~: = -: - go e. :.
sssa.s j. s.S@s = ~ ~ 3 ~ -. sssss.
f. q, :. ss:sse: . s::ss - s.se =: =
g. =: =. ys.s 9. 49,. r.s:..s 49,
ssis : eS1.ss sssAsss o. ssssi : s.1si.d
= - nhs rsvialsa slis ysae ~ psleA = Nos
& Ne ~. :.1 - -. ss,.'S 81. :iaSG 80 :
to en- aolln1 AG5.1 ssaSss - yns
xstsewdins1 sasrss 70 in<ssase u ia ssYus
{. i.. f 49,. E .s 49, -: = =. s:i.:.s
ne sAkuss q AisSsse ali fuasses - ne 20
s.s5 i g. = ss 1 =: 49, - ''s:s ss.
E :0s; sse'r q: 80 I, ,. .sc; . x. ,, sss
4 sSs ~ - rSsss.i. vssA = eS.sSos .
s - s... = $3.50. : s:ss s = ~ s. =.
PisAes u The East and ee1noa bess . PtttSeurs
r. s q 49, e T.. ."s , e.: :: .. s:'i aes:
s.,s r.ss. VII one one sss vsa..... q Fs..Ss,s
are are uasSas 70 Sti sSen IN sins sad sc.e adsn Z
much importance have been vtthdraun - the Wet
On acccans S dsaay unavoidable and ths high pfse@
rs heavy saies q wec, u.ase far Ne vssh.
and 3l12 ~ pcunds ios the two veeks. against
snsac4nsins purchssss 1t nestsn bus there a.
elswhe,, shs hs,vtus h mostly based on exprctaticu
shss 1890 49, hsetn.ins mi Tesday yin sScv
an inpnrtans advsscs Prices here are siaa ana the
d~nanA IA voolsn ,ou<as "a All suxta h serona
Fs;im,,. Ia shs ~ haze hesa 10 ia the United
states asains IL last ysaf and . in CAasAa against
. iaSt SsAr
0sesspesss Ssvs'
Bradstrsets tomorrow win sAy:
With compssstively ntsle stock o. otAsf specula-
tive activity and With fsw strong fsaturss pre-
ssntins themselves. the general businss4 q the
country eoes forward ct Q good pace and with un-
prscedsased volume for this period AZ the yeas.
Fall trade activity would appear In - at it, Jnax-
tum JUDGING from advices a activity and stfength
a demand reported alike ffom Western and Eastern
nAthets and shAsed In also By most South Atlantic
ana interior Southern cities. lron and stse1 are
quiet but vefy stsoog q the ksst Dsass mrn3ces
.scr ~. net n, sna,t hut proiuction fsils 70 ov
The esnansicn lorSe6 for ma While current work
4 AZ the rate al III 0oo 90 tons Der ysaY estimate
a ths year's proAuc,ion do not run much bsyand
ii ooo 100 toes The notable strength in cereals
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-16

Cali a. the Northern Pacific once before
going East and take advantage Of the
lowest rates TO ali points. Everything the
best on this Tine On and after Septem-
Der 18th, rate 10 Chicago oriy 3xN
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Rainier
Beer

Is served. II Is famous for
its quality-and yet il seems
70 taste better each trial.
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ss.esss. ss'. ss:.s.ssss 60 sss..
TACOMA wn.Ar nAaxef.
racoxA. s.ss s-wA.ss en- En- Z wa.
s - a. r e. sss', -. 80 &. - e-''''
SAN HDANC1DCO Markets.
DreoAseu1n.
eAN yRANCIsCo. sspe K-WAsa. suise: seos
20. a.ii. 81 hosas,. al ~. Ss:s go.
wsss.s.s.R:1s No !. usss; sAssss nsss;
osss-ssed aaeLns
Receipts.
Fous. snsrssv sscAn. neR: wheat. csntsls. 1le;
barley. eentala ej0a: eats. ceufals. s0s hesns.
80. sa -! sssss ;: -. &, To-: e: ~. :ss. s.s
10; htdo. aanAss. n
Pre1.ss, Fruit. Etc.
Mnlseu1s- alsAGinp. use1sn: han. usekS
nss-uAs.s. eeas: vhes. al s... snean:
- Aasass. ~: slfalla. sses: ssss. pr bale.
vssss.es,.-pos.s... Ran, R~. ssene: River
Bassssl. ness: sali.ss sssssas. sasnD:
ysi.: -. sas.s:: ns e :. 80 = 49,.
t:as, 1sig. ~: d 'sssad'. 'sese; pseai'd. q
rs cs:s iss;.,e 's W;.n - ns,' A A'
Eacs-ssoss ae1se; fs.cy sAnch. 3eSc: East
Wool saA meps.
lao1tc: vallsy 0sNm. Fall: Northern nnantain
i.ahs. eoieri nomtain lambs. t0lse: Gan Joaquin
Hop:-cssp q ~. nea,e.
Ca~nAnA 0anAAhAAAn.
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JonDlH0 QUOTATIONS.
Sobtins quotations. today wers q foiiows:
Sugar, Floae ana Co2eo.


Jobhins quotatioas today wsrs q fofiows:
Sugar. Floss aaA Coaee.
sussr-ooldsn c. In bbis. SC: Extra c. tn bbas.
Ibis. riss hsshss: cubs ssale .pss sssS prices IA
AZ s.: s.s n nses' e.iIo. ns s sss.''; +
&C.: sss nee: ,sss. Is p e. s :: e e s ::. 81:
s .sr.s .l ss 2. &, g. r. =; !. p 81:
f.rfna So pss - D. In iaD sachs; fsrtna. y
per 10 D. 10 ID ses.. srsh.n M noar. q Is :, psr
Y, =. n ~ .sss. Whole .hsas aos d. p
y = ..sis !, ..s ss, .: s'.a s e e. = =
-: ::sa, I. split Z. pea, 70 :.ei. g soil. pea.
.ns. a.l..: ass ssr case q y ~ psr: ssas::
n!!sd oet. - pr hbi. In sib .aeks: rnrn meal,
Witt. p.s 81 |. = s.ss. ''s sasi. ssS S s,;
k.v NJ psr hhi IN - D sachs. essrhed wheat,
- 4 ..el s.s. s..as% .. s Gu. 49,:
IN seA sachs whole wheat neur q pss "a. IN
:. s s:ss' rye Re-, n ss per . ss !. - :aea.
~. p: fang, rolled esss. 40 saeas. ,ts; f.srs
>. ss@sc; cos,s Rie.. eas.s.. ssr : ssiss'
kcsssed Afeuesiss. in iae y cases. rss cwt yi1H.
ss Jaw s... 81 IN s IN. y, - ss ~ 81. s:
hnhA. ZEE: Caracesa- ~: GnAsSmsis. he. ground
sn6se. is6aer: nca. IN. N2s; e.. ma; -.
nnttsr. Ranch. isSeise; fancy dairy. In sauassa,
ssSe' waahinssos ereamsstsa. - aad - pxinn.
Cheese Native Washington. faatae, Easesrn. -
Er; fancy California cheese. In
Eess Strictly fresh ranch. Ssaxc
,. s.me Aonss -Cs'ifosnis ennh. iNaaar: stnined
rcal.ry-uvs ehisasns. ise: Ire tasasys. lie:
Nsss.
wainuts. rss n. SACKS, lac: Eastern blacA val
fancy. soft she'll isc aimnads No /. Me; p-anass'
ste; Pine. lac: hirkar-s iac: eoco&nsts per dos
ssc; popcosr. te PER n
Hay. Grain anA Feed.
Ma, E.,-,ssss .oa.a per ton. So: Eastern w..A-
s.,ie, ss' LED. i e
soa. 8, ~
Wheat Feed, SCI: al cab. neal. sx: ussal.ns.,
sag bran SIS So shor's; sis 81 chopped feed &,
GA dairy cherrsi feed SIG
Meats. Provisions anA FisA.
Fresh nca,.~Cos beef Nc pee q; sss~r beef n
Per b; mattcn ~etaess. 50 Ter p: perh ,se per n.
sval Avs. y per = small. isc
Ire.sss.ss Hams. .asss. LIE; small. nae; sx~ah.
Lard Hon. mad. Per y. Sc xas.. s.... So,
casn Special. y lard sempe@sa ssssrs. &c: Req.
ses Ia Co, n. wia Rose. 81.
Vegetables.
Potatoes. SssFN r~r ten. sweet resfs.us. cSa
re- pss y es~ss. 81 % pes ..sa. eA.rcs., sa re
sscs; rissssss@ fse per aeh. tafnir.. sse r~r
so eseosees t~". es paraps Ns pss
- y. 20 .sessN r<f aos
49,; i~ ~ 49, fsfsfT, saNSs
-. - rs sss 'lsassoFss -sestte
- So -. - 'a..s - - f~f 10
sew ,,sr. ss,s. ,~r r. 80 49, q PEI ~
W. AS"'' SesS 'N' '"s Ns1''f stssas s&N ref IA
Fruiss
-. ..
essh ~ AVszsFftaossa ssests - -
Ira 10 sssstss esnsnas Ssss ~ rsasssrsss
80 -. s' ss,-s s'f, 10 -, - ees
s., ~ - 50 go, e. - .~1.F1t sssssc
-, ..ssz e. = - - $500 $500 s.ta - rsr
s~r cszss wssssrssisas g. = r@F ,,,z .-an.s.ess.
's' 'a
r.sssram.sS4s ar sarfs. ~ ssi.r g. " tss'I
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Caah QuOtot10n0.
F1car- STEADY
Wheat No spring. stasac: No : red. ;iac
Corn No 3 rae
ost. No 4 9sssa4e. No . white sts2sAc, No >
white 1sefssic
Rss-No q Sic.
Easiey-Nc z Hestse
Sod FlAx. 81. 10. prime timothy. szY
Moss Pesk~psr hhl s. Nes' IS
lAsd-per loo ltrs, NM
Shers Ribs sides, lro~e IS MaN ~
sshoesssrr~- Dry .Altsd boxed tss6 ss3
Side short sie&r. bowed. - sssk -.
WHISKY Dtstiiiers finished goods per gallon, 81 q
Receipts aud Shipments.
srssrle<~ R-cvipss Shipneuss
f1osts. barrels ..,................... Um p.aoo
Wheat. tsssheis .s................... &ee E@a
Germ bushels .......................@aM go M
t'ass. hnshel ..........-.............Ni 40 So 200
harley. babel. .................... a.m s.an
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wsnder Why have cured
during the tr-afn
the beginning ceases
ssesd The pride
sysnmas -
dies
eeatmsqt ~
Sscrsssy CONFIDENTIAL ADD
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Halter, Cheese. EgUs and Poultry.
Butter Ranch. is1Nisc fancy dairy IN snuares
s59He
Cheese Native washinssnm. f7@tae, Easesrn. -
lE fancy California cheese III
Eess Strictly fYesh ranch S.asec
Ys1sc
dvsssed turhpys E0fsr
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The following table. compiled b, Bradatreef.
shows the bark cleavngs At all the principal cftes
for the week ended September Is. With the per
esntage II increase and decrease a. compared With
tho corresponding week last year:
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wsIlA wsI,a- veI1y = nsasaaay 0eue. ~ .
fssrssn nors sessAaaAss ~ su.sshfa9 1ang
- = SOL
TACOMA W0BAT nADlI81.
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Green Frat Oranges. Mediterranean .-ssk. a "a
sss3 txsrr tslevvssss 81 ~ srssss~st 81 sssA -s-ars
TIA 70 grads, tsnsnss Ssss ~. rsasssr,..
Ssss Fss dos ssYass. s. Hal - r-x H.,
ctsh spFses. SstsAa ia hsG tsssess ssi.sar
nia hsaes nss, sstsSssa. 81 y ss~@esrfas. ta yss
ira peeehes. sssssAe af~gs-t cgswsgrf. 81
risn'a. sss6 sFspss AssSi, .aes1Hi. RAGS. r.,
hsskst geaFs- snsl = fev sss hiaeshefsses sRi *
sassAe rate aNnswN. 81 8 ssr IL, So
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= . =
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.
Closing Quotations.

LONDON sept r-GAasdtss P.eise ~. Tatos,
fpcfs rrsfrrr-6, "a Ne~ihssT Fsslar frwssrr~s
"a. atc.sssn. u, bar saivss. STEADY y J. Nd per
sIEes u f~f cen,
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Wafnuta. par y. sacks Hc. Eastern blseA v~l-
nuts liz: pecsns iAsis~ alberta. Ne; almoads
fancy. soft she'll. isc: almnads. No. 8. III: p~anass
Ne; pine isr. hirkar~ lac: cucoanuts rsv An.
Use: pul,coss. ae s~x n