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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
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oabier iino am Donneritae 8ormiitne
eurd Paitor 4ooIpb Beber SRI. Mar'
saret 8urfep unb Gaspar SannIer ale
slddIi4es Sbepaar e,n8eiesnet tporoen
Rad bsr 8srmdbIuns fanb Elm Sodssits.
iHmaus in Der WObnuns Der 8raut ftatt
uno ipdter reiiten bsibe mad Retp gori
ab. - 9lbs @riffitbs, Elm Minsr in Der
Ppns Dline, tpuroe am Donnerifae bon
elmer faIlenben 2oblenmafe poaftdnbie
besraben uno erbielt cine er6bere Gn3abl
6bie Sdnitte, aber feline 2no1en.
bride. - Srau Barbara Strein bon
Storrs Strabe brad fib am Sreitae
purb einen Sol ben 4rm. - Am Sonn,
tag Absno, pdbrenb cine aln3abI 9naben
Dor Der Burns BObnuns an @rope
Strabe itanben, feuerte cine unbefannie
Perion sinen Sdub ab unb bic 2usel
brans benz Sunsen WiIforb @eibsl IN
oaS Sanoselent unb fam stpiihen bsm
stpeiten unb britten Singer tpieber ber.
aus Der SdlsbboIb bate feline 8eran.
laHuns. ben SHuB abauseben.
= WidaeI 8udlep bon apoca unb in
Der 2anscliffe 0llns ansefteat, ipuroe am
6reitas bon einem Barren eetrOifsn ano
eesen eInen anoeren eebtlft. ipobei ibm
oas re4te Bein 3eroriidt purbe; man
fino es i'm 2afapanna SoipitaI fll
ratbiam, oas BEN unterbalb oem anie
absunebmen.
- Ser 5idbrise Samss 8aIib bon
Dlinoota puroe am 5reitag bon einem
Strabenbabnmdsen, Dor ben er uner.
tpartet iprans. setrOfen unb sssen bic
8ette seibIeuberi. bic ben Auifang.
apparat bait GOnouiteur Dieting. osi
Die @sfabr bes Sunsen bemsrfte, ergriii
lbn prompt uno belt fef, bis Der 8abn.
passn itia fiano. iObab er nit unbepeu,
tenoen 8srlssunsen sntfam.
- @dbrenb 9ster Grbmsfi in Der
Rontne Ra6t su @reenpoob nit sinisen
8sfdbrten Elm 3e@selaee abbisIt, geris.
tpen bic Wdnner in Streit unb elmer Der,
ielben periebte oem @rpmsfI nit elmer
4rt einsn S4las auf ben 8opf, Der ben
Sbdbsl ipaltete. 10 baB Der 8erpunbete
IN bb&fsr 2ebenssefabr idwsbt. Ser.
bafisbefebls purben seeen bic Mdnner
erIaiien unb elmer berielben namens 90.
menstp ertpii6t unb bem @efdnsnlb
tibertpieien.
-Sn Dulpea ia felt Samitas glaGi
etn tpelterer Worb au peraeidnsn; 1bo.
mas 2ambert fam sur 3eit bstrunfen
beim uno sriff feline Srau on. tporaui
iein Sdwaeer Sobn Gomtlicn eini1ritt,
aneeeriifen ipuroe unb in Selbiipertbei,
oieuns einen IootidIdser aos uno BEN
2amberi einsn SdIas psrieBte. Der Jpn
nit eebrobenem SddbeI tobt nisber.
itredie; IomiliOn srsab iid mad bsr
Ibat ben 8ebDrben unb purbe inS Sc.
fdnsniB na1 Wiltes.Bar eenommsn.
= Wan sIaubt Jest. bic pirfIi&sn
Wblber bes @r pofmsiiierS @orcoran
Don Durpea i'm Eau su baben bier 8er'
baftuneen iinb poresnommen iporben,
spei in Ganaba uno spei in oieiem Stanlt
unb einem pstersn 3be,Insbmsr in mar
nod auf Der Spur. 8iS bieier perbaftei
IT, perosn isine Ramsn beiannt semadt.
bod psrlautet. bab es nidt bic idor
frlbsr 8srbaftstsn iinb, ionbsrn Gin.
BREEDER. bic ibr Sa& srlnoIi6 perfebsn
uno beimtIdii6 senuB iino. um Urgent
Elm 8srbreden sur @rrei4une ibrei
9psdes su beseben. Spdser bieB es, baf
caS 8erIbt untpabr lei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
9sutf9s 8risfIiae.

Brau SObn anlsban, 8. 3. Blind,
Dapip WitatI 6rau SHubtrt
8rl. Wary Sprsa Brtb Stablbfbtr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22

- 9sim Stapeaauf bsr Dettipori.
Oa8t ,.GOlumbia" in 8riROI, R. s.,
sgplocirte Elm pboioerapbif&er 9Iibli&t'
llpparat unb Elm auabe tpurbe eei6otei,
Elm anoerer lsbsnsssfdbrli& unb ie4s
Psripnsn f&per psrtrunest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18
% % %
NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. Oct ~Fiour-Rcc"ip,s. IS go bar
rel. exports si3 barrels; market easier Minnesota
patents. s. soat Is. whit q sraights 81 taa3 80
What Receipts 50 VS. bushels: exports 500 !ss
bushels; spot weak: No red 7ssc T. o b. Option.
opened weak at decline Of T. under Disappointing
cables. which made f'ill response To cur loss u
yesterday. The absence 81 satisfactory exrc-. de-
mand alao led 10 further liquidation here and prices
further declined iisc Later there vas little
covering GA which prices reacted partially but the
market closed at decline o. sStc: March closed
q, ~: May cosed At sc. October closed At .ssc
December closed at &c,
Wocl-t91>t.
HOPS Quiet.
C1tsee-0p,ions closed steady: sales = 800 bags
including November es8t f1c December saat ssc
Sr0t Rio, firm; mild arfper
Sugar Raw, good demand: refined, steady
Metals.
The metal market in weak and unsettled
condition rcst of the day under Disappointing cables
fron European markets and unfavorahe rero~-s
ffer producing rcints a; the West
fig Ion-N arrants, SIS
tapTer-leake. Nominal. $is y
TIN Weak: 81 sse3i q
~issitsE Easy. s. s0ss5 81.
The 1T'u that txeS me selling priee far miner.
and srasitfg. a8otes lead 81 81 % at the close
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18
BICYCLES As BAGGAGE.
Transconttuental Lines Consider
Abolition of Charges,

The important question OF hicycies as
baggage is now being discussed by the
tire" great transcontinentai lines Al the
present time bicycles and baby cabs are
not checked as baggage. They are check
ed and carried in the baggage car. but are
charged regular tariff. which on a long
distance trip, liz very expensive. Many
petitions have been sent 10 all lines by
biaycltsts during the past year urging the
injustice OF the tariff and praying that
wheels be carried as baggage. These petit
ttons. during the past two months IL Is
stated. have become so numerous that the
matter had 70 bs taken up.
In speaking Of the matter yesterday. a
local freight man said: The bicycle rid
ers Of the Northwest are beginning TO rise
up and cry aloud in their 1ispieasure at the
present system ot bicycle transportation.
Nov. II they will keep at II. there is no
doubt that they Will accomplish some
thing. Viewing the matter from a wheel
mans and a railroad mans standpoint,
am In favor OF the h!cycists' contention.
With many people such a charge as tho
roa3s now levy Is a positive hardship.
There are great number Of persons who.
spin ana re 100 tired 10 return awheeI.
These. when they take the train. feel tle
tariff. Beside in a great 1aiority Of In
stances where wheels are carried. this Ia
the only baggage.
Like all other things. Il will take ttg1e,
hit ! believe tina; another season will see
the bicycle tariff raised. nni particularly
II wheelers keep after tho roads
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18

go. Deal CT ssos1 selling. hows-gr. s. the break
ESQ o~H sab for the Exss few DAYS that tAe s-xse
ssa rather esE.oas. has liquidation TO sop further
i'sses vas generous and fae rsafkst socr 80 hel1s
paA December cT~ne1 $50 laW~r. AZ %5Ele.
ss.a s.arfzEis =. lie, AID declined - nex.a
II reeas-red 20 sBSc covering ~ shorts settled
ssss fraction. and then for boar bid a. aeons
sHe, vita hs1ssress during tia. tine ainasss az
ss@ncs,ia During IRE latter par. cf THE session.
sHsfs vas sligh. recovery in price % covering.
.ng@otd % hesvT essArzpees Ani 4 rerzt tha, fnsIa
hs- efsssleacsTi importing wheat. The hdvnHce did
fa@ nf1s nosrvsr. q g. So 1 ss;shsss
n 'se w2fis E1sshls s9pry ssBoe ago started
removed liquidation. under which Decsnber declined
70 Fsfc The einse WAS a. fasr
Cogn rzIsd 3Eli and weak II. wheat hseak lad
s1sne inrastes. Dece-nher c.osea AZ W.
OATS we're ssak under active selling sT longs asa
"a sympathy Sith The ieefiEe ia West ana curu
at <-a4z-sc.
fFof'soffs were vesf early, hit recovered the
saose On o1sfng TT paessrs JAfuary rofk closed 2sc
ig~er January lard unchanged, and January rits
sA&6s higher.
Tbs leafiing futures ranged as serisws.
styAarv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18
/. Purchasing PRICES.

a. Su,avs4ng rssess being offered 20 the pro-
-. < he ,eeal iesiers for delivery In round lots
= a. dxk and In the AZ seattle:
60 f,.ls taM7s; barley ST. Sol whest. chicken
y u hrar So: shorts. So
ssy-Passs sound. saaI Eastern Warrington
ssssss sIssu. alfalfa s 70 YET ton.
-, -ssfseflr fresh ranch. D.
Fss.ss--fssah ranch. i9a isc: creamery. IsaIc.
psstry-f Chickens. live. he, spring S1a3.Sa dos :
sr.,ss. ne geese, iDc; ducks, Asssa doz.
Js.s .,ees Choice bsef cattle. cows. fagsc;
-. s,ssc choice sheep. ss@Se. good hogs, lise,
= sass. dressed 81. calves. dressed large. Sc:
- g. calves i.Te. large. SC. small. g.
-, p<sss and wool Heavy sound saited steers.
- d. s,e. medium. sasrd. per u, Sc; light.
a., under rs re; coes. sound. all weight.
e. ssss sis and uSss. txassr: sai.cd hips. s.c.
$50 on \. SC. green hides Ic less than ssltesi .
4 H1ts ssr n. l1sc dry esiils. oGs-thsfd less .
r.sr deer per ~ s.d2Sc: winter deer, dry liza
= rur*ry der saise; dry ELI saI0e green elk.
- shsep pelfs 2Scasl %. sheaEiiags, lsa25e:
Isexs Warrington wool. se Western Washington
81 le. dry CT timber burned. lie. taIIow, q
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18
GREAT NORTHERN CHANGES.
several >idiux~ and station. Named
I'm North Dakota.

TIE Csrest N5~tAer~ announces :na ? :
ns1g rew Stnt,orss AM xSftngs atsnr ia
aiae a nsw siding 81 Ts.yuarilge y. n.
Gv@ aTa1 ere &als T-sisS weEt - RAJ. ~
function EtSn-Eart sg3r Trail county. y
y Aaz NFeu ecLrse'te3 at 9s1tn sDtS wltl
fHs sna4r trae * N~t 3 ssts1E sstahIisAe5
HAf-1 wfl} sereaef@r he known a. F.ss.
r9rar4fn FA~-n Spur. T-sfl county. y
r ka@ hss*s CONNECTED - 18th er s. NftA
re man frark sat sting ss22b3isHs-;.
we1~A AZ A~rvafyer - krow5 - Agnes
Ea-.~Afsa Nesfea~y -1urty " p f. dis-
-.fz1r1ss 81 s$atIar Gn] arez will
Ae-es f.er - k1ox- - U1nhish
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18
PRESIDENT NELLEN's TRIP.
While Here He VIII Probably settle
Trouble With the o. r. & n Co.

As yet there u no Information as n when
President Meii@n. % the Northern Pacific.
VIII arrive in S@sttle He il expected some
time this week hGt no one knows Just
when. When Re does GENE. & is SAIL ne
VIII probably remain here several DAYS.
"a manv matters claim his attention. Aside
from ne Seattle terminal situation. which
VIII ~ the most important matter calling
Mr Melon - TIE Coast. there is said 70
be- trouble brewing between the Northern
Pacific ard the GreEon Railroad & Nay{g4-
ton Company over the Clearwater extern
fiars.
Notwithstardirg the 1.nIsls from the
fsS+. & can 10 s@vut-o.f}ciaIy stated that
-" tTaCe which resulted in a storage -
construction work on as'A lines into this
etsfr!r. Two months az has beer broken
~ course tie cosls tr1iTfion work has rot
hes- resumed. fait other conditions ia-
g. - - the truce. 81 e sas2 have ro.
been >oTuDii~1 with gn3 fhe Cregon Rail
-ssa < Nav3Estt0U tpn uasS = Tea ~ y -
rnsu:rc the GEh;. During this trin meet
irx 49, ~e@u NJ, Mslie1 srsi THE OREGON
RRG,rr8f & Navigation officials haz ts.en
arranged FOR IN poTtisa3. So VII , tire y
X believed s1 er<ort VII - made - make
q rew agreement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18

o-isa,s n. a,s a.sns trsi tina. PEI eass. HH: xe-
Die. Lee 60 GO isal tsas. szr sas 8:
per da :. sr.s s' tn. ts. ,sr ga M g.. ,sal sis.
20 doa sIs y: red rxE.. Il, ars.-- t...ies e:
pm =. IN =, 'sai ise1es 8 s. ss.i tins. s.. .ss.
., 1sas.ts tsosefng,-ss p.sis SOC; sss p.,.. each.
h ssss y 'F''i.' lib GAGS. dx tn case. per doz.
xxx rs oosssnss-sotas K Sc r~- u: se.a,
/; nx.. :" .ofss Z. l boz~. &c PER boz: XXX.
s.rsesa. xxx e.so. < soa. .se &C.. Ne
i.., oes. s.sor,sd ezh.. esr. isalse, saaser ami
ie a a.u saa d., Is pT ID; pos bread. Nc astss
ons 1rse, s'o.esn.. hi.ed ssal,. rer don. ca;
wooden lsss sa4a .d r p aa1 .. SeA ,sa r.
psr e., sas nized No ;. per sal. nc: plain, No b
v'nesas ssohbans,--B sis. nsr. per rs III: ss-xr
sTsi2 ~. ,''e febis sasr per gal lis: sssf. s:
p. sssn' lohsinsl-snan White per ID. 81 pink.
p 100 3ncelnsl Japan. So China s., Island. Sc;
D.a yea. osias n. ed s re- u Sc sea vel.
SAT- tio,.ans Li'.ryooi sors sacas Per ton. sag
Per =, tor -: sIb ..ess. II ia bale 81 SID sacks.
80 'A1-a ~ ioie saca. q II bale. T.
Miscellaneous.
Soap Gobsansi-seattle saron Ds sec; 100 =:
Tvs. cis; As. sse: Corinne los s. 10: va. soc:
isssg "a "a l SO e. rr's sSI,. EAT s0,s e.,
10 CASTLE notified. 49,
Tobacco, Tobacco tiohhinxi cssexins Ba,,leax. Sc:
.itnsIs 8c: star. Ale, Horseshoe So spasrhsad,
soc Flper Heitsiecb. ss- Scroll Tag ssc; Gan Tag.
prr ID Sc Something Coed. s-c: fire cut. chewing.
psn ID. V "a- 80: Seal e North Carolina. Is.
tsf ~ e3e r. lie; Lime Kiln. 2ox &c; s-ox. ale:
AssssS. -. Tee H. snc
Page. 0ohhins) Grocers' straw, Sc: hsItehers'
straw, ~; No. 2 Manila sc; No l. Manila 4tc,
paier basa less dsseoant list. drsb express. ssc.
fAgs tasbbingl Ger ioc. S. IS, cid. per
i@. S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18
Nails, Tools and Cordaxe.


=. Nails oobhns)~New list. cut sseel.' Os to ess.
"so: 20, TO co. wtrs sio
foot; Humboldt and Toledo, 55c Tyee erossegt
ra,or steel soc per foot hand Dss:sons. per cent
az Per dor shaveis and spades steel, s.ai3 per
dnz Hatehets-Ffom 81 % s. per dozen. Mat.
stones ita2c per ID. wedses-stse i38i2 per ID
scalss-Howe's and Fairbanks platform. - i.s and
20 per cent. of list. Buffalo 10 aud Is per cent, On
H. eG ess, Rst cent OF i'i s'H0rd scales
Rope siehbnsl- Manila. l,-ineh and larger isc
per il; II thread. i5Ac PER ID and a-thrrsd isc:
si-sl. u-insh and larger l2ae i2-thread, pc and
Tinware- Pieced net prices: STAMPED. IS and 10 10
10 per cent ~
Grsnitevare IS and 60 per cent. on
ostun-Per bale. 81 5aai 80
Wire. Painted barb wire HTs GALVANIZED b.reed
Powder tiobbinsl- Black blasting per keg, SIS
Giant Hercules or Judson dynamite, 20 per cent
CHAMPION Or Triumph. SIS: improved 'F Jasison
stump Aa Golden pheasan: SPORTING z-n sess
Duck. 81, kegs. 81, per case, 90 :" 'As''
Shot !jeseins'-pTop. SIS per bag: bncksho,
s. 90: chilled shot Nsa
F,ize--per GO double tape. Sc triple tape E50
Blasting Csps-xxx, Sc per 100.
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron tiohbips)-s,c base; Norway Iron. SIC
Iron pipe iobbinsl Wrought iron. all sizes. black
and galvanized. Is per cent. Of list.
sheet zinc tSoeh,nzl-i-c yer q.
Tinpaie tjobbinsi Charcoal plates hrfsh. IT
iasn. SIS rsr box: iX, s. .; charcoal plates,
terne &c. 2nss. so 50; redpped. 2lss Sls
sheet iron fiobhipgi American earnron NJ -
t5c: galvanized, % PER cent eff list
shingie tanis-Galyanized. SIC per n. black ;,c
per r,
Solder iobbinsl Timers hat-and halt Sc Der n
extra wiring. &c.
Lumber and building Materials.
Logs superior quality, gar NJ No ! fir sgl1 :.
rerehantabie FIR, sia5. Ne ] cedar ssa7 c5n,roo,
pr VI Ssd5 spruce logs. s. 80. cedar single tolts
s. Daa1s
Humber FIT ro,tsh s. -: thick neish surfaced
two sides. 70 and u inches wide slsan
lengths. e 20 Is feet, special lsrgsh@ s,t t4.r NJ
EXTRA: zach finish tsais, all vertical grain ~
rer Flooring Dressed and matched s,-
al stock boards sin,h ta9ls 10 inch 50 soeis
S.. No {. 81 ehauaei rustic or ifnn r.iing
weight seae It's. siia. Fir timber Jois,s AMI
scsntilnss. rough. s. saa le. 1 T. s. Yl.ls
:, sllaii Noy boards i2noh and ur SIS
Washington red cedar hunter Rough saas hove!
siding weigh, 100 lbs sltals 50 ceiling weight. Sn@
100 lbs si&aE vansc.siing iio7ia rustic ssss y .
~ shingles ST 80; standard shingles 81 %. nne.
ineh anish Il. ], and IL feet. sssasi THICK en,.h
ssa@ cellar seHatss. I, ). and 70 feet setas0
piess;s So
KIN dried s. in advance - green prayase. sac
AISea. s. IS
iAnse ,gotbins Roche Harbor. sleo: San Juan
S@
Plaster ttobllns1 Golden Gate per Nj gsz
Plaster hair ttohhiaS Washed, ST. % per sack IN
washed. 81 20 rcr sack
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18
RainierBeaCh
GardenTraCtS

is az idea place for = 81 6uroan
home: splendid sol, foT shru ooary
Or garden; On a car line WITH Eve
cant fare ara good service. Glad
= have y0u cal! ard get u! partlc-
u.2rs.
In 2sg-acre aai upward tracts. SO Per
are Tzsz- terms 10 those whc desire 80
rase iraxs~as @rs.efts DcT@si a Lemis rs
f~otg,ryksa s.re.s. basement HA-sr bo1@1.ns-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18

-.Ss.t 4. Seattle hiss seea doll along soras
.s.. ss. ' .aa . Is s'. .s. Il. ,. W.. .rs
- - sassificr Beef. hay. grain and feed
y 80 shseh arrived fsoni California sald
SIS .. assaa d, . ,sa. a fre ,se APIS I, SIC s's
SCI 1870 se variety Pears are Hiso scarce
~ - S.-snssinx besx-en 81 ard xITb. Gran
- 2 - Disatifai. wiz a god demand
Fsse. n nesrsy soa cases ~ grapes came In
-. fssr Csisfsrpsa, and are hzyiRs a fairly
49,. Hsaey and saisins ere IL demand.
- =, ~ Il Naise CANNED corn arrived curing
= - SEA sn.t veil bwiag % the partial
- - re WssSiastasi crisp the East Is besH4
- -. s,xvr cs for tAis commodity
.,xsssrf tss sufray Is large and TIE demand
e lie sAieksn< are go.as a. lsEic each.
=. 4-..,rs ars soFns~sst unsaST ossT the prosIect.
sssssy sns ssss are selling rapidly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18
THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. pct, y The wool market maintains
arm toae in braushes, hGt there is a falling -
81 business Trff1t"Ty wo0is continue TO lead in
sAle> tor Hra medium and fine Sic ard SIC 4, OBJ
tK3nafo. VALE for ssieetei stsps 5saeAc has been
2iaes. Flesce wool Is firm. Rat offerings ars mod
crate There is btfie business doing in Australians
ow4u% - tHesr Scarrssv.
Territory wU9ls Montana and Dakota Nns re.
diam and Sne iSflsc; sseGrefi 5Sstssc stapia ~
So, tab Nytsosns fae medium and fine Il IA
secured SssSic, ssarle SsaSse. !tsho fne medium
ass #n~ Esslsc secured sAaslc: meiiign sab
AaAtra8fat3. secured hs~is sret prsoeS cpsrh:y,.
suI~ranc' N4ts|cs g1s'a. 7ssAAc. xFsrase, 75S~7c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18
RAfI4Rtf AID NOTES.

: Ear sszerAl sx~-- 4 - G.s~r1s.- RAJ
3 = Pa. IN re cEsy rs2ss-s~s
-. T-~es-u fr-sgts E.a~ -z~eFArs - - As7s il
= Fsn. fAss w~@k ha sses sss ss~tr sr@ss .s-es
- Evs-ssns rslssS sy sae a--yssxe 4 sa-s@s-
tres To- t~s&se. rstss &c ssgZxiz Ar.sssas - az
s-as - SseA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18

Cash Quotations.

Flour Easy
Wheat snrins, No. :. 7oa7lc: No 5, ssa7nc; red
No :. IlaTisc
Corn-No = 3ifi3ac
No :. 2-ss2-se: white. No O. s5a34e: No.
Reno E. 5c
BsFiey-So. g sA74se
Faaxssssi Nc. J. 81 5s6i n
Timothy seed Prime 8. u
Mess p0rk Per barrel s. sE1-s1
Lard Per 100 pounds S SOS 20
sides short ribs. loose 81 saa5 g
nh9uiders-Dry sslted, boxed 6assc
sides sh0Et clear, boxed S. s3a5e0
AiaAy- I1s1lllers. hnishea goods FER SaIlnu 81 z
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f"Nfaft> t-t = -vAsst rarsoes - oesst uo,A.
iaF t. ca Tats4ge. F1fhar esner
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NV YORK. o-' r TIE Commercial Aavertis-
s7t L.nt71 Hnsnctsi csAlegran SAYS:
TIE mafssts were a,siei ia she absence q wa
te~s They fAsyiY arm Americans were the
bass ssiir~~. opening above parity ard strengthen.
ira 81 TIE Afternoon fhsy close! az tA~ srys Ia
tee sf+~sf The ieafurv t}s}st5gar~ 4 p.sS IN
>ew s-s orders louis 3l}s NsShrl},e aaS -,sth-
ssa Fs1.a@ ace also strong htsyfnE
T'nta~ vers STEADY. Anscoai2s 5. UtaAs : Bos-
tass s.
rs 1ses scar - 10 II ga u Exyv. and
ts-at-f i9 Hass
@saey ass a~s< q ;Ae saAsks. AMI tg.,s were
ta~sr~
Tae nsrs 4 fa.la~8 has raised - dis-oass.. r,.s
l.. l. =. -
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itfNl~f< tset = -Carz,itaa f'astsr So fr.ssea
ras@ g-t*srr>1 - >esTser@ Fae4Ec rrsfe-s.s
- A.zslsaa - c-sn3 rTga& a Rsg s.ire-
S-s - A~ec &s-t ErT rsst Kase ~ ffs
o--- IS .- r+4a @srts. i's saart s.le. - ~ -
80 - te-re --nths -. s..ss Eer -exL
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PORTLAND, oct E.-TNorr vgrr vayv few trRus-
zetsa7s In wheat fepoItni fr,isy zn{ So was the
tp qGtat30n fof Walis Nais ai;h 'ke m - q che
esf-sters. WITH vAl1rs in s~r&t demand - sag-
shans at t}st tsare. sjth.ush - rsttlas gs!r.
IesSes ~ might - Tsi3 toF scvesh3ns h~sYy q :.
ocre revst.st Most e Iae exporters }stae Us K
waitlus scr rasttsTs - hFss little more settled
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. E.-rgaae In cattle today was not
very animated. and prices ruled barely steady coed
10 fancy grades sold at a.s0a7; common TO me
dunn steers, 81 5Ads5 COWS and bulls s3a4 S. Tex
ans. s. s0tfi 70. calves Stas7 H.
There was good demand for hogs. but too many
were offered for sale, and prices suffered further
decline q s. Fair IN prime lots. e2sai As heavy
packers. Sesai 20 common TO choice mixed 81 isr
ih; butchers, s. Naii5; common to good light
weights. silsg IS: pigs. Nita4 IS
Trace III sheep and lambs slow at q low range
Of prices Poor 10 prime sheep brought S. seal /.
Western rangers sold 1913 s. feeders s. a,as 70
common 10 choice lambs s. 2Ss5 %
Receipts-Cattie. 5. aeo hogs q 900. sheen ls COO
Omaha.
OMAHA. Oct. E.-Catt1e- Receipts COO: market
sctive; native beef steers s. s0ds % Western steers
- thHs go; Texas steers s. 1894 COWS and has-
ers, - .Sdig5 Gamers, s. Sa325 stnckers and
Feeders S'sdi co. calves. S. s1ae rs bulls and s,ass
s. sGs5 IS
Hogs Receipts. 500 market Sc lower: heavy. 8, 10
3s y; Inixed 81 1891 IA light, S4Etai2s, hulk Of
sales. S. lsdi,7i -
sietpnkeceifts, 80; market stronger fair To
choice Westerns. s. seas 10; common and stock
sheep, sJioaS1o. lambs. sRaiss
60 60 r
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Oct E.-Today's statement Of
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Dairy Products.

On the Produce Exchange today the butter market
was easy: creamery, lSal3c dairy l5.aIsc Egg
Steady, fresh. lsic- Cheese Strong cream iIidl2ic
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NtlItder %, bbls. fEs3hr; cases. s. advance
White lead tjohhingi Pioneer Carter 2.o00-ib
lots 1tc: so n lots. 5lc, less than son, lots .ic
Prepared paints. Ssal cans 81 s'sti &C. I.gal cans
sAsLes; fsai cans. C55alia; quart cans. 81 6os
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whes, Erposs. " club sac. Ne. eines,yra.
Sic. milling Nc eue. Ssc; No / htnsstefn So
- -
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
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Has a distinct and intescgibable at
tracti0n-one can have many things
that arc Impossible IN 2 rented or
leased house. Al your individual
ideas as - conveniences can be
raalized-and ~ very reasonable
expease-in 4 home on one Of the
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WASHINGTON, Oct T--Today's statement n
the condition Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance .................,szssOs IA
Gold ressrve .......... yzs ,re ~,
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TACOMA ost, I.-whea. MARKET fat. clus. Is,
tiueS}sm. hlc.
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IIlLET AND TRADE REVIEW.

sezf.ie, WASH. Oct. l., lee.
-. ~ tie seattle, TasDrss, spokane and
y ~ s,,srsrx house, trssy we're:
sziEns essS~ C..sxsn9-x paHncs-
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Chiidrens Extra Heavy Winter Cotton
Hose. worth ac. special l5c. for........
Misses Heavy Cashmere Ribbed Ali
wool Hose. black and tans, worth soc,
special. pair ................