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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07
PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices sfe hefng offered 70 the pro
Queer b. the local dsalers for delivery Va round lots
On the dock and in the car NJ seattle.
Grain--Oass szza2i barley SIS sGals sbeat,
chicken feed 81 n; bran, SIT; shorts. SIC.
Iiay-PuEst sound. sl9i2; Eastern Washington
timothy. SIS slfsifa. 81. 80 per ton.
Egg Strictly fresh ranch. Dd5ir
guttsr- Fresh ranch. i5al6c creamery. |fZc.
ponliry-+Gs~s chickens. HAZE Hive turkeys lie;
turkeys, he. geese. Zoe; dncks I0ai2c per 10
Live Stock Choice beef cattle cows. 3A@5&c;
steers Mf8ike choice shrrp, 3ia@sc: good hogs,
live ee hogs dressed Ic calves dressed large. &c
small i0c calves tive. safe,
Hides. peita and Wool HeaTy sound saitnd steers,
ever 20 lbs, I've, medium sound per ID, 6Ac.
light sound under - his. stte cows. sound all
weights, siscl stays, balls and oxen tisci zalted
hips SIC. calves per ID &c; greer. hides IL less
than ssised DRY hides pef ID. l4e ar c'ils. one
third less deer per Eb 2sa3Nc. winter deer.
dry, 1sa2sc papefy deer. iaai6e dry elk. sdiac
green eIs a6s5c sheep pelia 2sc3sl 20 shearlings.
1tdtfc. Eastern Washington wool, sdlle Western
Washington wool, lsr; dirty or timber burned. u
Cite; tpifow. aa3Ac
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sASDsTRoM-In Ballard. Wash. Oct 1900.
Clara Fern sandstrom aged months.
Ths funeral services viii be held this Afternoon at
O'Clock al the residence interment In Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
HILL-In this city October 6. 1900. Austin ID Hin.
aged s. years
wEBsTER-The funeral services over the remains
Of James j. Webster will take place THIS morning
at 10 O'Clock from the pariofs OF Bonuey N
stewart lnterment in l. o. O. r cemetery.
BROwS-In ;hi. city. October 9, 1900. AZ PTovf
dsnee hnxpiiai Mrs Martha Brown. wife ~ O. A,
Brown, aged q years.
funeral services tuesday at 10 a, IN. from Butter
wotth's chapel
GRAHAM~-In Seattle, Thursday, September q. 10
MI and Mrs G. G, Graham. son
COrPE,~In Seattle October s. 10 Mr. and Mrs
George NJ Coupe. daughter.
TAyLoR-In Seattle October j. 10 MI. and Mn.
Hugh r. Taylor daughter
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following decAs we're alei for rrcoyd in the
county auditors office yesterday;
Annie uoht~ ard husband % Frank Mechks
lots II and a. niAek is ftsie sixth adj, A,sn
Never tswls e Va 20 Moore Investment Co,
undivided 4 n swi. q ne. sec D. 20 3 a. 4
e. sii 80.
LanAes Estate ca 70 Noorc Investment ca.
undivided V q sss q net4 ser =. - 5, r e.
SIlc
" u Ballard e nS 70 Moore Investment Ca
t0t r. block y lott p Is and y. book y iot IA
hiock = lot bnrk = lots IS, y aud ". block
= iets 5 ard A. block z iots ~ 81 aud -. Oiork
q lots is and " hiok 8. Hseoaiyu add, 81 on
sarah t,Fues 10 Emery A, Brooks, Dot g. block g.
Ygslegs Sccanl ad& Nis
krisi sgsyasiana 81 ~ 10 chr Ros~isd. iot g.
sec s ~ = g. g, SOS.
Ira Bronson 81 AZ 20 Christina NJ Jansspa ic,s
- and % BOOK +, hgrskiyp add. S1a
Gus 1ehnsoa q ~. 70 Cafl Chf.s'i0nten. e1s Ia
-. hlock p. Gtm4n Para S&
Rlanchc Aaelaide Lester 20 J Young 80 10
. heek T. Heirs = A. Beiia kdd. N..1
Rssns n smith % r 9 ThQmpsnn. part las 4
h1aek Is M4ynafds plat. 81 U
PsfrF Sutherland < Ux 60 Andrea Hanson, lots u
snd IS hlock 3. Ballafes sfruua asd 10 Gilman
PAX SIS
lean Morris e. ~ ta Mrs AnuA 1ohusaa lDt a
ti0ek p. Gilman Fart $50
Psfw nran - DssS t@fsl. les I. biloxi =.
EGiun add. $50
Lester rssusF 10 or,sne washburn. lo. :. bocs
= Mp3 rsst Lswcalr FrEits asa Sse
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Posr-IxIELIIGE~C WANT AID.
AGENCIES.

n. Pest IsssI3sss-sr bss ssatii-As8 hra.eA sFsz.
eles whers E4aas.sra svsrtifrsFus wil b. rg7TiFea
nsfN - 9 Each far Ths rates rhsts~i ~ rs
tenath aEsnrsrs me ave a ~ Paa' irtFiii-
genrsr tFzsioess nrl-a Cas- AZ rrie ~ ~ fabr-
a. hfaagh se,nriss Fs1icsfnF . fhs nr 8 sxeueiss:
Yerke BarrtnGtons drss store.
second avenue and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy. r. Il. Fisher,
Broadway ana James.
neptoa Hiit Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
wallis wallis Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst and East Jefferson
Brown's Pharmacy. corner Y~sIer
and Broadway.
shtrttcus Drag store Twenty
third avenue SOuth and Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy. 1922 How
ell corner noren.
North seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
A. T.. Guys Pharmacy. Denay way
and Fifth avenue north.
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Closing Quotations

LONDON, Oct 6-Atchison. 2sss Canadian Pa
cife. so1: Union Pacific preferred T6x Northern
Pacific preferred TlA Grand Trunk ei,; Ana.
conds sA.
Bar Silver-Steady: asMd
bfuney--lb
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Today has hraEKit 70 ciose week Of great ac-
tlvitr In most N the local markets and cauespoud
ing ffnness IN prices, Where changes IN prices
have occurred thss bave been generally IN the way
N an adyaDss ne sntT notable exception during
the seek hayisg been rs the n sugar. which.
q heretofore noted has declined Zoe per barrel.
Todays trade has been ia keepiHS with that q
the seek and ths markets eipsed afm a. the prices
quoted.
f;rapez continue 70 BE- the most active prodnct IN
the fffsit line there telhE great demand for both
the California varieties and the Eastern Eoneqfds
Coed fancy appies aitp in demand. Prices arc
frr The lately prevailing prizes fegetahiss also
are moving well ~ steady quotations
There Il no change tn thu butter. egg and poultry
markets IN common wfth other gocds they have
been IN large demand 70 supply local and outside
orders and gnat4ti0us unchanged
In fact the may be said a all the markess,
there helrg no features that have not been hereto
fore recorded and prices unchanged from yes,er-
dag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

GEO. IT. WOODHOUSE,
1881 Second Avenue.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK Oct s-Flour Receipts. q SIS bar
reis exports, n $50 barrels Market steady; Min
Besota patent, 81. Ndi50 winter straights. s. SD
2s5
Wheat Receipts seT2s bushels; exports. 81 5ss
bushels Spot. steady: No red RAc. n. b. .
uAse elevator Options firm and higher strong
English cables MARKET closed steady NC rr ad
vance. March ciosed sehc: May. ssNc; October.
SIZE; December, s5Sc.
Nuoi-Duii.
Hons -Qniet-
Coffee Options closed unchanged Sales. q go
bags including October 7i5c: November I snc
December 7 a0c: January 1859; March. s.i5c. Spot
Rio, quiet. No. invoice sac. Mid quiet CoEdo-
va aNHfsr
Sugar Raw. steady; fair refining tie; ~ntrifu-
gal t&c. Refined. quiet
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Hreadsfuns.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct s-wheat and Barley
Quiet.
Oats Firm.
Spot auotatinas were;
Mheat.ss p, %. ~ 70 J. si'-E' 'n'
BARLEY Feed. TooTse: brewing. T9izGslte.
oats Gray si.soai9e. black, for seed. ST. nal ID
red. HEisgl8
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks I7.sS Oregon. lo.l52i Wash.
ingou 2si2 wheat ceutais, E.fio: barley, ceniais.
63G oats eentals. I.i91 Oregon, 100; Washington.
i79o: corn. esutais. 60 potatoes sacks. 3se bran,
hay. tons Z57 wool bales. 81; hides number. IS
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Misturs Mddlines. sisa2l: bran. slsai7 per
ton
BARLEY So alfalfa. Eas %: compressed wheat. s. 50
a12 -. straw. Per bale. 2sasG lac
Potatoes River Burbanks. $1,000; Salinas Bur
banks, T5cnsl l0 sweet. 15cdSi Is,
Vegetables cucumbeFs asssc; green peas. sA9
&c; string beans l.s@sc per ID; tomatoes 0eooe;
Fruit Apples. choice. 81 s; common. &c; Next
can lines si9a 30; common California lemons. 81 .
an % choice California lemons 81 sa92.T5 bananas.
Butte. g Fancy creamery sa1hc; seconds. ne
Thc fancy dairy, 25a25isc; seconds, isG3c.
Chee~-New California flats. lo6i0ke. Young
America iolsalie: Eastern. ltai5c
Eggs Store. @s2sc; fancy ranch, asc; Eastern %
Poui,ry-Turksy sobblers. isai7c; turkey hens, is
Glfc; old roosicrs. ytef4 50; yuuns roosters. &d5'
email hroiles san2 20: large hoilers. s@3.25; fry
ssas 20; hens ssas1 90; old ducks. ssd4; geese.
X25@i 20.
Wool and Hops.
Wool Spring Nevsia lt@i3c; Eastern Oregon 10
6lac: valley Oregon, 1918 Fall-Mounain lambs
sfioc: Humboldt and Mendocino. laei2c.
Hops-Crop u 1900. iaaHhc
Closing Quotations.
Wheat December. Ho5; May sl.i2 bid; leash.
Nozis.
Bsriey-So sales
Corn--Lsrge yellow. 81 7oai c2h.
% % 20
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rhc leading futures ranged q. follows
Opening Highest Lowest


Flour Qpie'l vlnt.r patents s. ggst 10 sFralghts
s. 1885 a clears, s. mas 60 spFing spsvin. 81 60
"a 10; patents s. SoaGla, strkishis. s. 1855 60
hakeFs' s. ssa9 IS
wheat No 3 siriBs fsa5ssc Ne red 1T4e.
Core M g. iaA.a4ic; Ne 9 Yeilow tls4isc
Nats No eRms2Nr. Ne G whte. MAsHNAr
NJ 4 white . A&Sr
Ryt. 80 g MAe
Barley rar 60 ehoics mating SiNsc
F}atseeA NJ I SIS No I Ner'httfteru 81 -
TlYssthy Seed primS 81 l2sg q
Ncss ruyk PeV haffel 81 sHais
IArd Tsf ia uaWnas g Esss ~
Shaw Rihp Aftss iesse s. mss 70
shnuidfta Dry salsed hoyrA fA&eNc
Shsvi Sizes Clear hosrd s. s0as 81
Whsk4 H4ss = hish elnes s. 70
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fiay Puget sound per ioa, 81; Eastern Wash
ineion Timothy, Nafla; alfalfa So
Oats Fer ton, So
harley Rolled tia
ten sEs.
Wheat. Freed. toaaij oil cake meal ST.; mid
cunks WI bran. shl shorts Hl 'cherped feed
sAsisi dairy chopped feed So
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The Following letters await advertisers
SOCIETY NOTICES.

TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
$50: ladies and gentlemen guarantee
waltz. two-step and all the latest ball
room dances: low rate for gentlemen
iofning open classes now Monday and
Friday evenings, $50 Wilson Dancing
Academy, Pike street. Ranke block.
Private lessons daily.
FIRST grand prize mask ball. Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 3. Ranke hall. Pike
street and Fifth avenue. Prize cake
walk and dancing. Music by Seattle
Mandolin Club. Admission 25c.
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WANTED Experienced city lsHs
saleaulen Adafes 3. post-intFeilsssaa,
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Oct. G--whest was helped BY an ad
vance AT Liverpool With Liverpool %@lisa higher
despite the fact that this market the previous SEES
sion had furnished motive Tor such bulge
November wheat opened @aisr higher, ~ Tsa7sise
The Liverpool gain said to be caused BY frost
IN Argentina IN the Northwest there were light
but general rains. The first hour the market was
moderately active but later duh and neglected
Traders evened M for the SUNDAY cessation OF
business Lack Of outside bull support resulted in
q dfftne n November 20 T1asmT7Ikc The market
stsadied because Of fair cash business 200 900 bush
els. and November closed shade down. at TAG
TT@c.
In the corn market there was fair general trade
early. hut later the market fell into neglect The
close steady. November unchanged at SING
Srhe
Oats held their usnai contracted experience. No
venhef closed unchanged at nv @a&c
October nofk. the local supply NJ which has been
eornersd saain furnished the incident In provisions
although the trade aue, enough, October
opened at 81 q and sold at S7. At which " closed
s. % over YESTERDAY In later futures selling by
packers caused reduction in prices January
pars ciohed aise down aud lard and ribs each Sc
lower.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows;
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TWELVE experienced solicitors IL Z
entirely new speciality. on instalins'
commands respect at once wherss
shown. references; Sunday and Moa&'
af34 Third avenue.
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r. b. CostfEan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy. Ballard ave-
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND Or, Oct 1.-THE wheat market is
steady but inactive. exporters holding on IN the
hepe u securing lower ffpishts walla Wafia Is
quoted at ssas5izc biuestem. SC: valley, sc. the
latter for milling purposes.
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Corn-srot. strong; November, Is sid: December.
Is 2&d January. Is lInd
Fiour-st. Louis fancy winter. steady. 6 Sd
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COrToN AAakEr.


NEW ip&E 0e Ths u.tfar rsArtrf ars-vA
ssssar Voc cTtes eHtt anzsI fa Q gdints ioaus
llaaas steady ast 1Fs psir,s tiehrI aa ~ aty
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REVIEW.
20 g ~
SAN FRANCISCO.
sterling Exchange.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s,-steriing on London
Sixty days. as; sight SIS
Financial.
Bar silver si@c; Mexican dollars. Dis dslc.
Drafts-ssht. Iizc telegraphic. l0c.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat. E'cs ssnost- ~ D sab. 81. NJ Z eaac-
ssn. 50 Fos mal,ns Ne ! cieA Eg Na !
teassisEs. ~
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on lhe rgrsce exftsaEp iaslsr ShR lstitrr Hsafkst
Nu soaAy 9eamfrv ~ ~ tsl'y tsalsc
cheese sfraas wt. ifUAg
XsSs Fifus ffygA a.
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JoBBIxG aUoTArIoSs.


sugar-d Golden q IN hhls ssTmc: extra O. IN bhis
II NJ, slsh., sss s san pa, s.n ,s.
Flour, etc Centennial Rest, SIS. Patent FIX
esent. vG Imperial ns; Novelty 4. s. Cal.
lbs, in lob saeksi corn meal, white MO per
100 lbs, in loih ssrts bueswheat flour pure IS 80
100 lbs. m iolb ackai farina S. SIS per 100 ita
" lob sacks; fsrfna. per 100 lbs, In slh sacks:
fancy rolled oats g % p.r bbi. IN an sacks;
meal yellow " 70 per Dbl. in olb sacks;
wheat neaf, pure. SIR per hi II saib . s@s
oatmeal. ~ per bhi, in yih sacks graham flour
81 rer Dbl in soih sacks. whee wheat -four s.
G sas,a y. ,sr rs, p tr s Pct ,. sh p
laoih ret hhs s. 20; fancy rolled oats nib sacks
rM fancy rtllsd oats, per ease. Ss; rice, do
Coffee Green Mocha. per H. aM5siHc: lava
per ID. 2taasi4c Costa Rira. choice per 10. 1916
cwt 81 i2h nih eases, per case. sis.2aA @lb
easrs. PER ewt. SIS 12b lara 0ih tins per h.
sa,4e. sacks. Nc; Aden Mocha, Nc, csrseola
Lion, isos. sii,7@ sos sis ais Ma, Ns.sis
nutser. Cheese. Egxs and Poultry.
Butter Ranch, ls9isr Wp. fancs dsry. In squares
ssaoe Washington crrsmerirs. lib and sib prints.
WWc9ci Eastern creamery, fsagre
Cheese Native Washington isaisHc; Eastern. u
@l7i4c, half tsim cheese Fssc
Esss~ Strictly fresh rsneh siassc, Eastern. 2is
Comb Honey California comb isHalse: strained.
dsssssd turkeys, iasise; ducks. sss per dor. ssesc
wslnp,s per NJ sacks. isalae. Eastern black wal.
nuts, 81 perans ite, Hiherts tikc; Iirasiis f2e;
reannle slsc rine. iac hickory, ioc coeeanuts per
DRY. zoe; eheafnuts. " Italians. i2e popcorn Sc
per H.
Hay, Grain aud Feed.
Tia. nay rnss, sound per tea. 81 Eastern Wash.
n Rs'ler Rolled lied So 81.
ton, sss ''' 'e'' ''"' per
,whsst. fred. so@al 81 cake meal So; mid.
Nasisi dairy chopped feed So
Poultry Food.
crsnnlstsa eys,es sAsil. 81 per ton, xrsnsls.sd
clam shells 81 rer Yen hens meal so per tor
stan.ls'ed heas 81 per ,on hpea os,., SO pet
ten' Mics etYstAl grit, $40 rrr ton
Meats. Provisions aud Fish.
Ffesh Msa's cos bet z ner 10 steer e~eI fMc
r. a m , wsisgsa. rs e. Y noFs, & per
ryeysaous Hare tsFse la small igsae break
last bacon uHsahe dy .aisd stlss asisMr
s,ss osS ~ ~ NV "a, spf'' e., White si
shlfld bAe smcn rure Star. 80
Ffteh fish Hahhnt Atse srrinss 1' soeseyes.
ssltefs, at8c saluan ifetf l4tsslA naountain
isaet ~ aFamdsrs, sgfie .clss r., eoct cgs stss
,sFne@ =. .fssl! sssss hlass ~, iqtse oystcrs.
t'sms s y per sacs ouassse,s c,ass. 1--we 81 .
sai,sa rph loSelpg RET ,alaop SO plaa sal,
mea Mlh htSs n 'siwen tsffs u bb's s.
llNtsef kttfing ssa N aHirs Nstss hsrrias
ttit S& s'nosgd herring ioc,, per bon
5 pr ~, sg,s ,ais Z 49,, s'9 ~ e g,sss
sle hsssA vhaie eoa. son boxes sist. sd
r'ls. esr. Fiansu hadllo tsior
Vegetable.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct acknowledgements chow no
change: hines,er. SIC: club. Sc; both for export
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A RANGE for the people at popular
prices Our new Success Steel Range.
at SIS, $50 s22 Large square ovens:
every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton.
Are they good?"
Eyes, they work fine"
Call In and get list OF names of par
ties who are using them. and you can
investigate for yourself
Guaranteed to work and bake, or money
refunded
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BARRIERS Hold your orders for bar
Der supplies illi I calf ~ Won Vim he
here few days. @. ". w Wilson.
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GOVERNMENT positions, don.
Tor the postofTtCe or any a,sp l
service examination wifhars Z
our catalogue Of intormation. - ~
Columbian Correspondents NJ
Washington. D. {.
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EVERYBODY that can spare the time will
attend the Fruit Fair at Spokane. Round
trip tickets, via the Great Northern Ry.
only SO 40, Oct. g
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TRAVELLING statesmen wanted - =,
grade staple line to dry goods a. y !.
erai trade; contract FOR halanc~ = 4
year ana all of next II sales arr 49,
tory. American standard Jexelrv n
Detroit. Mich.
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Meats. Provisions aud Fish.


roisicss Teal ceek 0Ssl6 sseci POTATOES. s. 5
~ f@t ~Hta ttti z fVf sara tutAfAass 81 psg
e@s1 safHe ~ irftrfs IaN}k A'r. csitfF Ags
~ W Asa Ta'isshes So ngs aHs efftu tuliBs Is
s@ ref 81 $50 risHt kfs saas.h ass re
siHatafta Nftk fvF &AX fhuhafn g. Menstehes
fa@ssefs - Epf pos taeet cefu. laEN' ~ Aos
NttetmT'fns, sfss ~ iar caaMlssgpss 81 ssa{ %
~ aes
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WANTED--6oo men and women =
the United Brotherhood % Indo,s. 4
association that secures ID H. 49,
a sure means TO financial syrrrs. 4
Independence in old age. Rocr
Cherry street
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WASTED Halter; one who uiadsrrs'
rcB0vRtlng Seattle Hat Faetev.
Fifat avenue
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TEDevtsentiemen DESIRING csnHfs
nbie furnished rooms AZ lowest ~
Tho Florence. as Madison.
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SHOE SALE-It's a small one -.
much 10 the msl that's Isrtv
TO get a pair. to wit: Ten dss..
genuine calf shoes. SIS per nss,.
S2.5e, Northwestern Shoe Conn. 3
Second avenue.
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PREPARE for good paying ones
tons; attend Iscp's business CO.
DAY and niEht sessions
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WANTED Stove man. Cell early ~
day morning 81 Frederick ss%
Riaito block
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WANTED Huptured people who
work a few hours for n free cure
SisAlfA. BOX ass. Weat brook. Me.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

Coat and pantsmRksr wanted.
Miekmau, the tailor. New Whsb~
Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

WANTED First -ciaeE upholnteysT..
boy to work around store Wolfe III
corner Fourth and Marion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

THE National Life Insurance Conr..s
Vermont. wants two good city sSi-Sa
The best policy in the market = :
and liberal commission for s&lis.
a. D. Walker, state manager. n 4
cisic block,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

BISHEl.MAN wanted; one via
make pants also. pabri x HanSa
Tailoring Co, 1854 First avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07
FOREIGN.
Fina ncia1.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6-The Commercial Advertis
ers London financial cabesram says:
The stock market here quietly firm. London
IS buying Anacondas OF gold fli20o has been
taken for export TO Egypt.
Money was little easier. call loans being reduced
TO IN per cent.
Silver was inclined 70 react somewhat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07
HELP wANrEp-MALr-

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SPECIALITY statesmen wan,es
departments OF perfumes ana -
ueies in all classes OF stores. ~
tractive advertising features ~
commissions and liberal confrsse'Aa I
right man The Elysian Mfg =
troiL, Mich. "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

Statesmen wanted 60 sell up-to-dntsd
vertieing novelties, liberal commiGI11
Buffalo ~ Al M. s9i Mutual Life ~
ing. Buffalo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

Last chance TO view the celebrated
SwItrhback on the c. N. Ry. Oct 2
Round trip. Seattle to Spokane. only
$40 40 to the Fruit Fair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

One Fare for the Round Trip,
Via the G. n. Ry.
Only 1000 Seattle to Spokane and re-
turn, to attend the Fruit Fair. Tickets
on sale Oct. g. Good to return Oct H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

Granhlstrd eYsief shells, 81 per ton; grsnula, ed
clam shells 81 rer ten hens meal so pes ton
stsnnlated hrnr 81 PER ton hallcd osts SO PET
kH 80 fst tah heef meal ioaa, 81 pr ten hest
setape. -, S. pef fnpt beef Straps, ins. yi per
ton. ntcA erYssAi gfit, $40 rrr tnn