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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31

September is the best month to
travel. Northern Michigan is the place
to go for health and fine fishing and the
Ann Arbor r. r. will run an excursion
to Frankfort, Petosky and Traverse
City for $500. Sept. 4th.
ID. d. Ames of B. G.. at one time
county surveyor, died at his home on
Thursday noon OF last week at the age
OF rs years. He leayes wife and
three children.
-Ex-Sheriff G. M. Brown Of B. G..
celebrated his 56th birthday on Thurs
day last. He recently submitted to a
surgical operation. and expects soon to
be in perfect health as result. His
numerous friends rejoice that he is SO
rapidly Improving.
Get prices on nice linI of pja alrcs
at wtgzLEIN.
An old original patent from The
United States, signed by President
Andrew Jackson, May 6, 1885, con-
veying so acres in section 20, Liberty
township, to Alvin Clark, was filed for
record at the county recorders Office
Thursday. There is no consideration
mentioned in the document but the
property Is worth to-day at least $50 an
acre.-Tribune.
Commissioners Brand has been in.
structed to have constructed two stone
culverts in Webster township, the
trustees Of the township agreeing To
pay $50 toward the construction of one
culyert. He was also ordered to con-
struct one in Lake township and one in
Perrvsburg township. The trustees
agreed to pay $50 toward constructing
the former.
Soldiers OF the Spanish American
war are properly on par, and just as
eligable for admission to the Ohio Sold
ier's home at Sandusky as any veteran
of the war of the rebellion; aud the or.
phans OF the soldiers OF the Spanish
American war are fully entitled to the
benefits OF the State Home at Xenis
Any soldier OF the republic who served
in war Is entitled to all the benefits ol
the general law for pensions and every
thing else. Therefore, the soldiers,
their wives, children, mothers and
widows OF the INDECENT soldiers of the
Spanish American war come exactly
under the same law enacted years age
for the old Union soldiers, there being
no difference, all being soldiers serving
the republic and all have the same
right to make application, according
to their claims.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Evangelical church will give social
at the home of Benz. Zisgg, on Friday
afternoon and evening, Sept. 7. Every
body invited. Supper 10 cents.
ALFRED j. Croll of Tontogany, re.
Gently admitted to the bar, formed a
partnership with Edwin E. Edge Of
Toledo, and opened Offices in the
Splitter building in Toledo.
Marriage licenses were granted
Saturday afternoon to: John Rhoades
%, a pumper OF Rollersville, O., and
Edna Liudower, 10, six points. Frank
Cook %, OF Milton township, and Clara
Montgomery %, OF Weston township
Elzie M. Zeigler, "a, rig builder, and
Ella e. Eckhart, both OF Portage town.
ship.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31

Its all right to go out for ride on
the river aud get down to the halfway
house, and stop for a glass OF lemonade
or something, but II is bad idea to
forget how to start the boat when ready
to return home.
1t is said that by tying sand paper
around her ankles a girl can produce
the same effect as by buying an expen-
sive silk skirt. The pieces of sand
paper rub together and sound like
$l2 skirt.
The earnings of the Ohio Central
Lines continue to show a splendid in.
crease over the same period OF last year.
The earnings for the first week in Aug
ust were $4,000 in advance OF the
earnings OF one year ago.
1t is not generally known that It is
unlawful in Ohio to keep any native
song bird In confinement. During July
% people were arrested and fined in
Cincinnati for this otfense, and it is es.
timated that over $4,000 birds have
been given their freedom within the
past year,
All who suffer from piles will be glad
to learn that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve will give them instant and per-
manent relief. II will cure eczema and
all skin diseases. Beware of counter
feits. A. r. Champney, Druggl.
,,..a mAsh yoa')ss0eSF for zy rrHn's
Patterson, N. Y. where anarchists
come from, is watching a sort OF poker
game between Mr.. Green and seighbor
Mr.. Potts. Mr.. Green built fence,
which Mr.. Potts thought was too high,
so Mr.. Potts built fence himself on
his lot. Mr.. Green raised his fence a
foot and Mr.. Potts, whose name by the
way, is Jack, saw him and raised his
six inches. Green raised back next
day, and SO 1t has gone until the par
titlon is thirty feet high and the lum-
ber market is booming.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31
M LIiisht 4 typ. A.! 4: Z: DaIs .yps 7,

Drawing Room Sleeping Cars on Nos 2, and
Q thru to Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo,. New YorE
and Boston on Nos, 3. and TO Chicaso rs u.
date" Dining Stations and in Nickel Plate Dining
Cars at opportune meal hours. Baggage checked
thru to destination. On inquiry. you will .fnd
service considered. 4
Dior rates and detailed information, address B,
o., G. z. Asterlin, II. P. A., 1T. Wayne, Ind, or
Local Ticket Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31

Divorce statistics made public by
the secretary of State show that In the
year just closed, S,457 divorce suits
were brought, an increase of 1,O43 over
the previous year, and 3,S7S granted,
an increase of 66l.
Hugh Bailey, of Lake township, is
a new inmate at the county inlirmary.
His presence there is the results OF a
drunken fight, In which he was struck
on the left arm with a hammer. His
condition is somewhat serious.
Sentinel.
The Odd Fellows local organiza-
tion at Tontogany, Thursday enter
tanned delegations of visitors from Per-
rysburg, Haskins and Bowling Green
at a~basket picnic. A very enjoyable
time was had by all present. A very
entertaining programme was the feat
ure OF the day.
The list OF awards to American eX-
hibitors at the Paris Exposition has
been made public. The United States
secured 1851 awards. OF these go
were grand prizes, 4S6 gold medals,
5S3 silver medals, 422 bronze medals,
270 honorable mentions, and long list
of gold, silver and bronze medals for
collaborators.
Come and get ptir of sA61 Kaas
suspenders SOC and FIVE per cent q
VIM. BARTON & s&.
WIN. ii. Buvinger OF Bowling
Green has brought suit against the
Central Union Telephone company for
$4,000 damages, by reason of an abstruct-
lon in the street with which his buggy
collided when his horse became fright
ened by street car. Two ribs broken
and several cuts about the shoulders,
head and arms are his injuries.
Guy, the 15 year old son Of +. ID.
Craine, OF Maumee, went to Texas the
first OF last July to see brother and
the country and have good time.
After looking around awhile he secured
place aboard a revenue cutter and
has seen much OF the gulf region. He
wrote his father the other day and told
him he had purchased pony and
would make the trip OF 1900 miles
home aboard the pony. The trip will
require month or more and will give
the young man an opportunity TO see
much OF the &C untry and become famil-
lar with the isbits OF Texas pony
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31

-Clem Miller OF Toledo, was the
guest of G. D. Miller and wife oyer
Sunday.
Mrs. d. Van HELEN and Miss Bessie
were guests OF b. G. friends on Satur.
day last.
Frank Simmons and wife OF Lima,
we're guests OF ID. Simmons and wife
last week. n
50: g: 6; !; quay: .S''T's- '''4'(,'''"' At
Mrs. Il. Il. Sargent and daughter
Marie, have returned from a visit in
Monroeville.
Misses Emma Treuschel and Emma
Lober enjoyed trip to Star Island on
Saturday last.
Charles Peck the Akron negro
ravisher was sentensed to life imprison-
ment in the o. P.
George Lober left on Saturday last
for Chicago where he will attend the
G. A. II. encampment this week.
William, Miss Name and Mrs.
Fred Krieger of Toledo spent Sunday
with Charles and Miss Florence
Spilker.
Mrs. Fl. G. Lawrence, Mrs. c. d.
Miller, Frank Rider and wife, M isses
Ruth and Vida Haylor and Miss Miles
went to Monroe Piers on Wednesday
] Miss Mabel Collier has gone To
Lindsey, for several weeks visit with
her grandparents, Rev. d. Kerns and
wife. She will also visit friends in
Fremont and Cleveland before return
ing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31

fIrst car leaves ferrysDurg via Maumee at :06
Am. Leaves Maumee 5:l2 and every 81 min
utes thereafter till 1882 z NJ.
First car leaves Perrysburg via East Toledo at
b:32 A. NJ. and every 81 minutes until 1882 Y. NJ
First car leaves Toledo via Maumee at 6:2t
A. NJ. and every 81 minutes thereafter until
11:4i p. NJ.
First car leaves Toledo East at b:bs A. M. and
every SO minutes until IL rs =. NJ.
Subject TO change without notice.
On Sundays first car leaves two trips later In
mofnin
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31
NO POISON

or acid used, as the case may
be, to help the sale of cigars
made from cheap tobaccos.
Nothing but the pure quill goes
in the H. AS. Cigar.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31
C.H. a. ID. It K. Time card.

Trains pass Perryspurg
North. South.
No. *l2. .4:46 a. m. No. tl....7:09 m
#l4. 1850 " *5... l0:4S
t2.10:l3 - "*l3. 1885 pm
*6. .l:5S y. m.
IA. .6:22
Daily. Daily except Sunday
Nos. 4, 6 and l2 stop on signal.
Street Cars from q. ~. g. u. Depot at
Cincinnati.
At Cincinnati the Baymiller Electric Street
Car Iineleave the sixth street entrance OF the
Depot. running up Sixth street to all parts oil
che city The East End Electric starts from the
Fifth street entrance, running up Fourth street
TO all parts OF the city, including the extreme
East End, passing the Penna. Station. The
THIRD aud Fourth street Horse Car Line leaves
the Fifth street entrance passing the Central
Depoi.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31
TO CUaE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails to cure.
L. W. Groves signature Is on each box, 25c
25zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31
stops the Cough and works
Off the Cold.

Laxative BromoQuinine Tablets cure cold
In one day, No cure, no pay, Price 25c. 2bzz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-31
s6 90 TO milwaukee and Return via
Ohio Central Lines.

Wednesday, September ., age nts will
sell excursion tickets to Milwaukee at
rate of 50. 90 round trip, going via To-
ledo and tho Pere Maquette r. r. and
steamer across Lake Michigan Tickets
on sale foi trains Nos. 8, 81. 90 and 3,
connecting with train leaving Toledo at
4.l5 y. NJ. arriving at Milwaukee at $3.50
Thursday morning For tickets and full
particulars, call on agents Ohio Central
Lines. No. 237 SepS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-06
Notice 20 MARINERS.

PORT TOWNSEND Oct k-The hsancA hy,rc-
g7arhicsi ofare a fogt Tnsnsend wtu furnish fun
IN rsr.rd - he soIlowsrr Sosires "a u,ay,nesss
Msd.gascarN0Tta coast. cars AMeer light
Ssv York-roar ls,na. Ga-ainers say srpsoeeh,
s'ister eistrue'ion between Gun iasna and ord
oIczca coiumtia river. Fort sssrra. wharf hight.
alteration In character
Philippine lslanes ieise. southwest coast kAn-
iean risne rhaanei, ditectigas. rot Maasia Ma
SIM. aachpsage
rhilipyane islands Minaanas, north cosst rsrs
Missmis. general Information. oregai'a village. 10
rhnirriue Islards-rAnss island. Per- I've. shoai
Africa Fas, coast xanritsr hafhar lesains lights
ana HIGHT yessa established u Epslisa rtsS
Australia East coast, Port Curtis, new lights and
Aas,ralia- south coast rost Alhes, changes in
Eastern channel
ferry Jetfy AEht discontinued. Hastings light al
tered
prosch, reported breakers soufhwest~asd frcin
Lixuanea island
RrAEn Rio de Janeiro harsar, telegraph baoss
character and positions altered
California Trinidad Head light station, ips sisnai
resunaoi
China Canton river 81 Kianr or Yves, river.
The broadway. sloai ~ wcsi side q Mote island
t'hina-~Esst coast, Nance island. unsuccessful
Ssareh fsr reported shoai east nostheastwsrd q
Three Chimney nlun point
Cbina-Tung Hal OF Eastern sea- shosi rrforted
eastward q G~at fsnEtse eanh -. -
China ~wusang river entrance. Fort liehthaey die'
continued
EngianA Fast coast. Tyne river entrances. wrvch
Fngiana -sesish eoAst fpsilahd hafheF wcaks
around doiphins.
England swansea bay. Pert Talbot. iiglt exhibit
ed on south hrcakwatcr
Ensl.nd--west coast. rett Cardigan approach.
bank reported
France North coast, ne DC pa1 llsht, aierasion
In character.
rrancc--west coast, Chcnsi du -Four, keEtnorvan
light increased in intensfy.
Gibraltar Detachable mole. Intended Withdrawal
q south End light vessel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-06
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the following:
SEATTLE Arrived Oct s. str Jma'tla. from
San Francisco Sailed. Oct. T. str City ~ Seattle.
for SkAgsAy. Oct D. str OrsgSn, for Nome Ar
rived Oct. s. str Centennial. from Care Nome str
Dophia, from stAGvav
TACOMA Arrived. OF 4. str Horda. from San
Francisco.
FORT TOWNSEND Arrived. Oct I, str Cenirn-
NAL, from Nome. for inspection, and sailed Oct
.. m, Tor Seattle with 100 passengers,
SAN FRANCISCO sailed. Oct. g. echr William
Rentcn, for Tacoma; str Matteswan. for Tacoma
Arrived. Oct s. IN ~. Nicholas. from Bristol bay :
sh Two Bro hers. from Pyramid hatbor. bk John
Wiuthfor, frum Cape Nome.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. oef :. .chr Rain
iwdse. for Port Blakeicy; str Equator for chignik
hay
Francisco,
VICTORIA. Il, c.-Ariycd. Oct 5. hk Rufus v
Wood frum Dutch harhor.
EuREKA- Sailed oc. Z. bsin Palmer, for Post
HAdioek
FORT TOWNSEND Inward Oct 8. ctr Dolphin.
$40 a. m. from sksgway for Seattle, with ia pas
scnsers
UNALAskA-in port. Sept e. Al Hecia
DITCH HkRnOH-ln port, sept y. 81 & II.
Carleton. from raecms N Louis Walsh
fpEr y siled sept q, ser james II.
Bruce. for Sydney. II
areas. satn Quicxstep. AT Hic. Sent ~
SEPT. :. lat o.g n. long III 10 ". sehr Manila
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ssSl,cOc In 6cld~~


x Be strong be manly If you have INDUCED in
got the evil effects Of such folly Free yourselves
- - miss Of exhausng DRAINS mpotency atrophy wasting
he organs manhood weak aching back frequent painful
$3.50 and sediment in urine, pmples seeplessness
omdcy, stupidity loss of ambition similar symptoms of phys
~ nta and weakness which render you unable enjoy
4 the kcenest pleasures of life You will find DOCTOR
lives win your friend He has had experience and
c in tho Of such diseases than any other
9naM the He will fit you for study
liners and marriage and send into the world with life
46 WOMEN If mans glory is his strength womans pride
~ beauty Beauty s impossible without health If You
~ cmpexon, cheeks sparkling glossy hair, must
Yourself Of all such facilitating ailments falling dispac
mt Of the womb painful irregular scanty profuse
a headaches eucorhea and hysteria DO not
n suffer and sink Lay aside your feelings of decacy for
= time and in sacred confidence tell everything DOCTOR
LIVES who would build brokendown constitution and
nnw you your natural health strength and beauty.
cED Me or CATARRN. 81 had catarrh for long time 1t
ed and throat and there growths my DR.
F~ s splendid tried anything that did
'sn much good recommending it TO all my friends
~ CAN Be CURED At NOME. II any person living dis
sas and unable call this office viii WRITE him their troubles
and canddy their words he will then understand their
on aud give such advice be necessary their
sAoud they then desire his professional services proper
WI sent them effect positive and permanent No ncurabe
- taken. Correspondence strictly confidential
CURED NE OF DEAFNESS MY deafness about
~n with bad ringing aoiscs in the head which troubled
~ convcrsaon had ask people raise their voices when
he and around the table could only hear the sound of
|@s but could catch word My hearing rapidly improved
as Doctor Reeves hear good and the ringing
sss have entirely stopped
CURED NJ STOMACH Before consulted Doctor Reeves ny
s1sh very bad The pains hechug boaug and
a's ~ers awful lost 40 pounds in less than year thank God
's my fortune &c TO this great doctor, who cured me-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-06
Produce. Fruits. Etc.

MHisturs- Middlings. sisael So bran. sissr Per
ton.
Hay-whesi. aals; CHEAT and oats. ssso9lisr;
best barley. 50; alfalfa, SC sAs7a compressed
wheat. s. 51ai2 80: straw per bale. EaI 1sc.
Potatnes-Rifer Burhanks. s9aSsc salinas Bur
banks. 75ceaSl 10 sweet, T5ctfSi 8
Vegetables CucurnbegS. 20f35cs green PEAS, zeie;
string beans, 2aie: green peas 2asc; tumaioss
50aenc: asparagus, fscrsLE
Frnit--Apples. choice. sl.i5: common, 5sc; Mex
lean lines STAT 50. common California lemons.
ST. E1225; choice California lemons. y 5oG-I5,
bananas, s7a2 %. pinsappies. S2sa
Bufter-Fancy creamery. caSi2c seconds, z y
2 lsei fancy dairy, zsa2si4c; seconds. lseeic
CheeseScw Cal flats. l9aiosse; foung America.
lols@iic; Eastern. i4di5c.
Eggs-store. 2aa2ic; fancy ranch. sc; Eastern.
na2ie
Poultry Turkey gohhlers isalfe turkey, hens,
16aife; old ROSTERS. sisas 80: young roosters. -
90 small broilers. S2a25o large brcilers. sSss
frJers, 500 80; heas. siesD; old ducks. ssat'
geese ST. 2saiso
Wool and Hops
wooi-6pring Nevada. liGisc; Eastern Oregon,
lodltc; Valley Oregon. lssdlsc Fall-Mo,intsin
lambs aai0c: Hurnhoiet and Mecocino lAai2c
Hops-Crop 1900. tzsslsisc.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-cash. 81 e2ss: no sales
Barley-No sales
Corn-Large yellow. 81 nal 2zss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-06

sHF.r, ,aas r NJ. sss.s: s.,rs m w.,
Flour stscsntsnnisi Best, r rs: ' ra.s p,'e rr
s csl;,a,r,. Sc, Imperial rr: Se,.l'y a. 81
shiis. nm pr 100 it.. ~ ON ads: bret-h.si
ssa, pg :, 80 Est rs I. sls ssess es...a
n slb sacks; fancy rolled oats. !. y Per III. IN
.ast.: corn meal. White. 80 p-r sS ST. N sS
arhs; buckwhsst nour. pure y % per III. IN Sib
.s trs s... rs;si y. Pr ss e Il ON 3 .. arr.
hsm sour. = Per bsi; Il nib ssehs; whole wheat
osss. nelb net bis. sS fsney rolled o.,. S W.
sacks, . g; fancy rolled ost. per case. s2s: dee.
Coffee Green Mocha. per u. rsansc; Ssv,. pes
=. Nm7sse; Costa Ries choice. per No. istsis.e
@s sa... PET cas-. "a ' Ss ss.. w ., ' ~.
ns ~ Jsy, Dib tins. per r. eose: sset. ssse:
Hs slIl W.. rssA
Butter. Cheese, Egws and Poultry.
Buttsr-R Ranch. iesise up fancy dairy. in squares.
isa2c: Washington eresmsrt-s, lib and aib prints
ch.e.e-N.tiv. washins.on. issis,e: Eastern. Ia
i7}c; half-sk,m cheese. 7@sc
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. ,sins3c Eastern. sapc
Comb honey csiifornis comb iasaise: .trainsd.
Poultry -nv. ehishsns. icsise i've TURKEYS. lie:
ioc' w. ''''''
ws,nusa. per 10. sachs Issisc: Esstsrn black val.
aimonds fancy sost she'll lsc; almonds. No T. isc:
peauits &c: zine. lsc hickory ioc cocoanuts pr,
dos SOC; ehestnuts. sc; Italians. he; popcor. Sc
HAY. Grain ana Feed.
,rsssn '1rao,hs. sisals: alfalfa. sli ~ "n'
oo.,;., Pc, a.S. ;,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-06

. -, eoutfnusd The good proportions which
e.ssurs Of tte weeks business The
~ s-'sf, spsm 20 have settled down 70
~ a e,v,usss. witch the ae'ive demand prom
49, Incsi orders are constantly swell
- -. ~ more ard more looking 70 this
~ = ~ srd The large shipments 10 Alaskz
~ y m volume m ousEuing goods
S.sS-5n asesu< commission wen az u''sy ns' H.
- sea profncfx and prces maintain their
4r tS,s<ss are perhaps In the most sctife
= sr<sv there was afnost famine.
W a. frsncisco + ane tornorrov, which
L1...2x a1ppIies and car a Eastern Cen
~ Srpsrfei. the former Sun FIRM az 20
~ s{,.reed mice for Tokayr, and the
- 1870 A. n car o. bananas was
1gr. ~ Sssvuoon which win rank among the
~ 1872 ~ AFFORDED. and they are Quoted 1t
=. e,v4y,i today q car Of Mercedes
sssssz ecJjiur ~ 81 Tsa2. there Is no new
- ~ - ~ continue the conditions and
"a - few days. and poultry IL TOO plsn-
y .ss.. VIZ $500 pound. n halibut arrived
- ~ und addsA 70 = eliminating stock on
~ s-~sjpIns unchanged ~ &ec Salmon
49, 4 nsrs pientifully and ceiling at IN.
~ ~, . are also ctnsr ,aneiiss. smei'
~ esls snd feed market there u no
1xSii q advance Of 5cc IN bran and shorts
~ Ss {~y,n9 and selling prices. The demand
~. S11ss n sil these products, and the mar
~ -, Can continues 20 scarce as % BE-
~ - ~ martet. and dealers cannot begin
go are UNCHANGED In prices, which
= 1 duil market
.S \ g eQpsrpt change IN the hop situation.
Azss - 1ony1y over. hit there Il not ~ yet
SGunsnt Of the crop. Prices. so far
- - on6fed are ruling AZ 11dni<c. with
NJ IN holdins on for settled develop
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO. Oct. 5-~Recsipts, 1000 head; gener.
ally steady. natives good to prime steers So Asa
$50; poor 70 medium. 81 AdSio selected feeders,
slow. Sc 500 80: mixed stockcfs weak. s. pd3 IS
cows s2e5oiS heifers. 81 toat e5; Gamers. Toe
lower sea- s9 bulls. slow, s. 5oai .; calves. stead-
Aad; Texas fed steers, 81 l9afs5 Texas grass
steers, 6@as Texas bulls. 81 5o@33
Hoes-Recepts to-day 5000 head tomorrow
1900 head; left over. 3Wo head. average. shade
lower. top $50; mixed and butchers Seas 80
good to choice heavy, S5ss5 i7ls rough heavy "a S.
81 IS; light. s@SEif: bulk Of sales, S. lDts5. 30
Sheer-Receipts, COCO head. Sheep and lambs
slow; good 10 choice wetheFs. s. soas % fair to
choice mixed s. loa3 80: Western sheep. 81 ssa3 IS
Texas sheep. ~ 5aas 70 native lambs. a. eSeS 10;
Western lambs A5oas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-06
NEW YORK MARKETS.
GenernI ountntion..

NEW YORK. Oct sFlour- Receipts, AIS
barrels; experts 7.1ie barrels: market. firm.
Wheat Receipts, Di 100 bushels; exports, 1851
bushels; SPOT. steady No red sssc. 0. b. (;
s%c. elevator options weakened to-day and were
dun Trades found selling motives In lower cables.
weakness OF Northern markets In spite ~ shower
predictions small elearances. absence Of specils-
tive support and bear actions. They rallied On
cline March cloeed ssAc May. CSC: October.
so7sc; December, s3Se.
Wooi-Duli
Hops-Quiet.
Cofee-Options closed steady with prices un-
changed 20 points lower sales, D,z6 bags: in
Guiding October 7lsc: December, T.aaa7 35c March,
ssa7 Sc. Spot Rio quiet No. I. invoice. size;
mild quiet Cardova, 81 altc
Sugar Raw easy: fair. refining. &Ac; centrifugal,
d test axe; refined. easy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-06
MARINE NEWS.


YOKOHAM A-~Alrsrea ocf T. Monasshshs-e.
from Portland. Or Tor HcnskanI
SAN FRANClSCn-SAiled, OFT 3 scAr Rain
bridge. fot Pgst Blskeiey. str rtrnsrc, tes Coos
hay s.r Wsrsrli. for ChenalnuS Arrived, * ioha
Winthrun, from care Meme sh Twc Brothers, from
Psrarit hartarl str rmAfgla trrsa PUGET sound :
a. 81 Niehoizs. from NusAskak. sts EQakios. fsesa
kaiAk
ASTORIA sailed. Oh, l. str George W. Fader.
fer San FtaBrisrc
NEAH RAY Passed in Oct l. str Centennial,
from Cars Nome fcY Seattle
AsroRt sailed. oct 4 Rr ~ Geassia, for
Dsife1rstaa,4.