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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02

solones j. r. cameron, prouinen. at
torney and capitaaist Of Gan Francisco. a
pioneer Californian ard q shrewd business
man. came I'D from San Francisco on the
waiia Wsiia, arriving yesterday. and
forthwith took in Seattle, Lake Washing
ton. Lake Union and the suburbs generally.
lie expressed great admiration for the en-
e-gy displayed in the rebuilding OF the
burnt district and the improvements icing
made IN the suburbs. lie has a firm con-
yictior that brilliant future Is assured
Seattle. and on his return from Washing
ton City whittier he Is vending his way, he
proposes To return to Seattle with a prob
able purpose OF investing, and perhaps for
= permanent settlement here.
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DOMESTICS.

You cannot afford to overlook our
domestic department. 1t is full TO
Overlooking with bargains. We have
opened an elegant line OF new striped
Jersey tlannels at the lowest figures yet
offered. An elegant stock of fine fan
nels of all makes. In towels and table
linens We are prepared TO offer the best
bargains in the city. Price our dam
ask table linen aud napkins. Huck
towels a, prices lower than the lowest.
Bedspreads at from 7sc upward.
Blankets at from 81 upward. Com
fortables from 7sc upward. Examine
this stock for yourself and be con-
vinced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
LACES.

We have a stock of laces TO show
that is no, equaled on the coast out
side OF San Francisco Van Dyke
trimming, the latest novelty in edgings
and Insertions See our magnificent
range in silk lace tlouncings - inches
and 90 inches wide, Figured fish and
La Tosca nets in black and all other
shades Egyptian laoes in white,
cream and ecru Il inches wide at Isc,
soc and ssc, worth soc, 4oe and soc.
We are selling an immense line o.
ruohings, especially in direotoirc lace
ruchingS
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SHOES.

Our stock of shoes were made par
ticularly for our trade. The goods are
all Of the best quality, and are offered
at the lowest prices. The stock en-
braces all styles. Ladies French kids
hand turned and hand welts. Don
COLA kids and pebble goats. Ladies'
French and Dongola kids. Gentle
mems French calf hand sewed and
Goodyear welts Our medium grade
ladies' and gentlemen's stock is most
complete in all departments Full
line Of Boston and Bay state rubber
goods Our prices in this department
are unusually low.
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NOTIONS.

This department is full Of the latest
novelties. Our stock OF buttons in fall
styles is worth seeing We are Offer
ing a lot of new silk umbrellas, latest
novelties in handles, at extremely low
prices. In ribbons we have every con-
ceivable shade in all widths. Examine
the large stock of handkerchiefs we arc
selling at sacrifice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
Back fron, Oregon.

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney w. ID.
Fenion arrived home yesterday morning
from MeAinnville. Or. where he was en-
gagged nearly all last week in defending W.
A. Howe, OF that city, in damage suit for
s3o.o0. brought in the district court by &.
". Sarpington. OF North Yanlhili. The
case vas commenced Wednesday morning
and given 10 the jury Saturday night sun
day morning a verdict was returned for the
defendant. The case was enc OF the mos;
important ever tried in Oregon. Mr.. Fen.
ton will now proceed with the prosecution
OF criminal cases or the calendar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
slkaL NILES IN SEATTLE.
Of Inspection With His STAR
Officers.

omfers.
oens.sl Nelson A. Miles, L.. s.
1sahdes OF the division Of the
ria headquarters ut the Pre-
"a Francisco. accompanied by
sso'oael |. II. lie Rusey, aud b.
soais, assistant surgeon cf the
~ mian.ry, arrived ia Seattle yes
.s.aiss and viii remain until to-day
shs Rainier Club. General Miles
nspse'iou tou- of the mill.
~ n a:s division. He left
So xces ago. and has
sert Vancouver, from which
aany with his old friend. Gel
WING. o. this cry. he came 10
's general viii go from here 10
iarasnt. ' ''''''''s posts 80
A@ sas commander OF the de-
~ vancouver for over five years.
sally warm friends throughout
~, aad Oregon during his stay
i've Years ago lac VAS re-
y u, : Fort Vancouver to the depart
* fia'ie, With headquarters at
AV'a which place he was trans.
ahsona. During has stay in
- De defeated ,,aief Geroa.,na
e o. hostile Indians. who COM
Expectations ia that country,
- .ne United States remen, oer
s'sls Deus of rsllau;ry during
?! shs tea;h NJ General Shers-
and hall aca 4 vacancy
'ae DIVISION ol the Pacific,
seFai hosA-t's promotion To
~. sasad. New YORK. Tae sta.
proper? he command OF q
- Vas e.sea "a general Miles,
=, saa's'ts,.on has been The mos,
. 'eeea! years.
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UNDERWEAR.

We wish to call especial attention Of
the ladies to our stock of underwear
and hosiery. We carry silk, fine woods,
cashmere, camel's hair in plain and
oolors, and all lines of underwear.
Our stock Of hosiery is unusually COM
plete and embraces the latest designs
in fancy stripes and colors Examine
this stock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
E1RiEEARLYFREE
Alias Lewis, Slipping
nm the Tolls.
30 OFFICER COMING
-. address and q Bad
Lore With
s.,,efy Actress

1sderson, alias George L.
.-tisna forger VINO was ar
B ~ ~ Chief Mitchell late
-. r.a.se { nearly successful
=. q custody yesterday morn
xas 30 busy yesterday
- r.en for the different
-. he ioryo. his prisoner
80 .xssr out a warrant Tor
q surprise. al 70 O'Clock ne
ss.sr.eys Es.eh and Hardin
- sk,ore Judge Hanfcrd on a
ec-pas, based upon the
l. hal been committed TO
e AK proesss Of law. Judge
sssrssi tie wit and discharged
=. .,,e: Chief Mitchell az
<h.rr.ng Anderson with being
-, hsstice was at once sworn
ss<,.s Miller and served in the
! second writ OF has,eas cor
!. -, se,a-ed on the ground
-. % Information upon which
s'srru.,. Judge Hanford, sftor
lion, dismissed the writ.
IA rot consider il proper
....~s.,eIy after the issuarce OF
~is,ore al examination could
= snanded the prisoner into
Is ssorneys then demanded an
.t.s-ng before Justice Miller.
- d,nied or account OF the day
~ tsisas that j. IS all a mistake
~ KING committed forgeries and
-ouey under false pretenses in
The fact that he had on a suit
~ auler from the Holton house,
~ spd bearing the owners name,
supla;n away BY saving that he
- spilled a bottle Of ink over bis
a "a friend accommodated him
g e. be Is row charged with steal
q. nan Of remarkably fine address,
= not look like criminal. Ii i
Sovtver. that he has a very bad
~ burgiar. thief, forgcr and CON
I'm. II Is said that rewards aggre'
nvsral thousand dollars have been
ie his apprehension at various
When arrested be gave the name
= /. Lewis, and said he was United
enmissioner 10 Alaska.
Mixhell received q dispatch from
[fxfish, Of Portland, at nidnigt, thai
n sou'd be here after Anderson TO
Nhe does not arrive before IL O'Clock
|srning be viii probably find hi:
y released from custody. The dis
ksnies that three other forgeries hav,
siroveyeti against Anderson.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs Lewis Sears leaves today on a visi;
Ia California.
Mr.. T. III. Tyndale. president of the
Puget Sound shore Rsiiroad Company
came TO the city yesterday from Portland,
and will remain here a few days.
Captain John A. Gordon, a well known
California hotel man who came 10 Seattle
in May last and had the management OF
the Occidental, will leave today for talifor-
MIA. lie proposes returning 10 stay.
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nEx ANSWERS soRAKICHI.
b Answer When, Where and How
the LAP Pieases.

Ia Answer When, Where and How
tbs LAP Pieases.
- Faulkner. the wrestler. came over
yic.osia. charged with authority TO
j. wrestling match for W. II. Quinn
fatssda sorakichi on any terms the
|thooses 10 name. and As earnest of
n faith Mr.. Faulkner last night de-
&I5o q forfeit money with the POST
EsxxcEa. . Quinn. Mr.. Faulkner
) vesy tired OF so much newspaper
md wants the match To take place
III qasstiun Of the relative merits of
UstHs titled once for all. Quinn
~ tAaithe Jap shall say where the
\ haa take place. provided it be
snfae. II may be public or
~ Ire or otherwise. He is willing
b baseball grounds or Arinory be
nxnd the whole public invited to
aAS nateh gratis. He further pro-
- Nsisada shall have the choice
- Gfaeo- Roman, catch-as-catch-
~ " any other style or series OF
aainn STIMULATES. however. that
~ shall be for $500. so that the ex-
q raining may be secured. He
nntR proposes to allow the
y name the date of the
~ may take place within
q IA three months, Just as Sora.
ssah The Jap now has from Quinn
ssn been seeking--a square propo-
d = wrestling match. lie will
kss0spi.
me IS very much aggrieved over
skssnss the Jap has been making
- tie yery earnestly denies their
ssGsslares he always worked for his
= satr they were together. 1T
sWy smart man % get away with
s@ : financial proposition" says
i couldn't have done IL il l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
CARPETS.

We carry the finest stock of carpets
in the Northwest and are able to fill
all wants in this line. See our line Of
Moquettes in the latest patterns All
grades and styles of carpet. Limo
leums for offices in a large variety Of
patterns and an elegant line OF rugs.
Our stock OF window trimmings, cur
tains, lace curtains, portierres in silk,
wool, chenille, flax velour and silk
velour is unusually rich and choice.
See our line Of art squares. Be sure
and examine our stock before pur-
chasing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02

To snha,o the germs Of disease with their
daily breath is she fac ct slenizeus oi malaria
s.,,,ursea localities EvsrYwEeEe. TIE endemic
stfnOs pher!c poison nav. however, 5S rcit o.
is venom ana rendered tgnoXiSus by q de
feusive Use a. Unsteftcr< stomach hittcrs.
ms prs .tafueHsly safe asd effective remedy
AM saie guard not orly egAdiesses the disease
when developed DBt enables the syNicm 20
ssfsiv brave It's assaults Esery physical
FRACTION "a CONFIRMED in or RESTORED N FesuisI-
itv lie circulation quieseusi 4 - gsise. and a
Bilious hshlt, which Of Itself bexe-S pgouc3ess
60 both Intermittent ard re1it'enf yves ~ raa-
ia-fsI EfseSSe where extfinsfe atmosphere
csstsas exiS. powerfully countersried by THIS
ipsfni:ahie sortsfyiuS aud defensive sseni, which
hiss moreover, none of tee etsagreeaose pasEsc~
tgrss.ir, "a a drastic estnart.e or an sikAAosi
Fever arsl asuc dumb ag3e and sSse CAKE, and
TIE rrlgstur af tbe isfhmus, are coaQncrcd by II
sn-stv f,'eassusfy KaeDnas lsrB, neHral<ia
ee,,t. sitvev spa bladder troubles. constipation
aud Indigestion Weld % Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
SILKS AND PLUSHES

Our Inc OF silks and pushes is
the largest in the city. We import
our silks direct from the most reliable
manufacturers in Lyons All the
latest fall shades arc in stock and our
goods are offered at prices which can
not be duplicated. We are Offering
some special inducements in Rhadanies
and Surahs, all silk. which We sell a,
gee In pushes We have an elegant
line to show.
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n WAS mrs owx scow.


S~Ss ~oPs8Bn 1nteoey. who Claims
Pereivs1 II The Thief.
Capt W. z. Maioney, Who vas arrested
At Tacoma on Monday for stealing : scox
LOAD OF brick belonging 10 Isaac Percivsi.
the contractor, from the Washington street
sup early Sunday morning, furnished
si"o eonds yesterday and was released
from custody. pending hearing in Justice
Ailier's court
Captain Nalonsy claims that he vas ius-
nned IN taking the brick. He says that
The seow belonged to him, and that II was
taken without his permission. he de-
manded pay for the use OF il and the us,,a.
demnrrages which vas refused. He then
took the scow and its cargo in order TO
get even He threatened 70 prosecute Con.
tractor Percival on charge Of stealing the
scow. Percivai, on the other hand. Gains
to hold receipt for the payment o: so ia
Ma.oney's attorney on account O. the ssorv.
The case will probably come ND in Justice
M.lier's court today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
100000 STOCK OF GOODS
CLOTHING.

A chance to select from an entirely
new stock of clothing is offered to the
gentlemen of the city. All our suits
are of the latest cuts and are marked
at prices that defy competition. We
call especial attention TO our line of
overcoats. For boys and children We
carry an extra full line of all sizes.
Special Saturday night sale.
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roKr ELAKELKr wxArurR.

rossSHs1- . TIE csscssl record OF he wesshes
- Poss Biaaeley euriax s~psenerr : .ss.r i,
NJ r II usskscacr sh- cescss; os<x-yx-. Fer -
nensef CT asvEoxzers ssd Eassxru resdes. i:
EAy . stated that there i 10 sssnal oszse in Sc
a'2s, and that rU.t B.skessv IL oaiy nine u Elss
asssAas from this eify - that the record OF aEs
aeH 70 practically the reeurd for tie oxaxr.
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TRUNKS, VALISES.

We have just opened large stock
Of trunks and valises in every style
made and are offering the same at
large discounts on the regular prices.
Trunks and valises. club bags, tourists,
etc, in alligator, split and full stock
leather, etc. This stock is dircc,
from the best factories in the country
and the goods offered are the best
made.
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HOSIERY Am UNDERwEAR

big shipment Just received. We have q good
assortment, Of wool. cashmere, cotton. ingram.
Isle and silk hosiery aud underwear: all sixss.
al styles: knit xephyr all silk. silk and wool.
natural wool, etc. Prices lower than ever.
Chester CfeaFv
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TRAININGS TRIMMINGS

We received large lot Of trimmings, repre-
sentlng everything tina; Is pew, In fact you
would think we turned our store Into trim.
ming store. We are determined 10 make this
department grand success snd will psy special
attention 10 It. As Introduction will
make a special sale OF trimmings this week at
one. hkIf regular priceA Chester CleaIY.
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To THE pIrpIIf,

The undersigned having resigned their posi-
ton as general AGENTS of the American Building
and Loan Association, OF Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, viii have severed connection with the
aforesaid association after this date. All com.
munications should 10 addressed TO Galen H.
Coon. box i.oo7, Minneapolis. MINI.
October J. fsSg A. d. HART K co,
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a Pleasing sens.

Of health and strength renewed and of ease and
comfort tosiows the Hse OF Syrup Of Figs. g. il
acts III harmony with nature 20 essec1uagIv
Cleanse the system when eostiye or bilious fGr
ss.e IN 5oc and 81 bottles BY ali leading srax.
GsSts. -
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES To WASHING
TON, u. C., AND RETURN

ACCOUNT tfienniaI cOflcIAye OF knfxHta Temp
lar. the rate will he Sl07 - for the round trip
returning by Northern Pacific. Canadian Pacific,
oregoa short Line or Southern Pacific Tickets
on sale September %. 20, and October /. goo 10
return up To and including November "A Ii IL
necessary 10 call immed ateiy in order TO secure
Pacific ticket Office. ZIG second street. Boston
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SAFE or HANpKFRcufEFs

We received 500 dozen fne embroidered hand
kerchiefs. pisin white, also fancy eolora Very
nne and shear. New designs An importers
lot at soc on the dollar. We VIII offer the lot,
your choice, &c each. Some are worth csc.
Chester Cieary
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~ = aasa s. i'm. fell trom the
E. 'he Ocean dock To the incline
~ ls'nn street slip, ai s O'Clock
&es.aasng us eoi.ar- bone aad dis
ga. ~ shoulder. he Vas stand
~ @ss OF the plaasiuc of The
~, !. rs ea.acce. falling over
49, lei ten feet, stgtk ng on
~ sasalders Ne Vas taken 10
u !. asi Island where ns. Smar.
kas- fracture and reset the aria.
III -. eo'ameia Indian and jus,
s say from tie Green river
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reservation on any steamship lire in the AZ
antie service 20 Europe aud England can ~.
lecnred az Northern Pacific ticket ossce, No tic
second street. Boston block
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DRESS GOODS.

With the larges, and finest stock of
goods in the city We arc assured that
we can SUIT all tastes Our line of
black goods is the finest We, shown
We carry full stock OF Pries;leys, all
wool, and silk Henriestas, Railroad
cords, Drap d'Almas, Madonna cloth.
Revena twills, Surah twills, etc. a
large stock Of Alnacas in black and
coloss We wish to call special asten
ton 10 the latest French combination
suits They are elegant and stylish.
For this week we announce in this de-
partmens the following bargains: Eng
lish chevioss, all wool. 4s-inches plain
and mixed ooiors, at soc, worth &c:
colored railroad cord, all wool. 4s-inch,
French imported at 7so, worth 81;
Drap dAlmas all wool, 4o-inch, at sec,
worth 7sc; Henriettas. all wool 4o-inch
at 7sc, worth 81; Sebastapols, extra
large line, all shades, 4,Iinch, a, SEC,
worth SI.ss; Italian and Persian
broadcloths, ss-inch, at SI.,s, worth
SI.7s.
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p - s'n Pacific Fsilr0At, the best
ssss - i.oiusS East. ersce Tle
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Cen'emeri's, Fosters and Mather's unaresse
mousquetaire buttoned. lac d; fun lines. Ches
ter Cieafy.
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CAUTION.

Beware of fraud, as my rame and the price
are stamped on the bottom of all my advertised
the wearcrs against high prices and inferior
goods. II dealer Offers W. /. DOUGLAS shoes
81 a reduced price. or says he has them without
my name and price rtampsd on the bottom. put
him down as q fraud.
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Clio 00f-Hease and two lots corner spring
plI,UUO saa sixth
so H00-rTvo lots, ses.eea University and
VVgOOO T1ioa, with double frontage. o.
al2ry extend from Fifth street 10 sixth.
There are four cottages ca the FfIts street.
side, and by improving the portion OF tae
property facing on sixth street. ii VIII re-
turn big Integes; on the Investment
90 EA0 -rssfi 10; and A-room house on
HOyOOV koslia street, between Republican
ard Mercer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buna o, n y, sept lS.-Catte-Reeeipts Tor paee "a
hours 700 head total week thus far, uOoY iSi
same tine week, 10 300 consigned tEFougn i,iOo
t. New orA, $40; sale, 100 market sduS WI
fair demand Sheep ard lambs-Keceipts ioI Me pas ass
"a hours 400 total thus far IL 2OO iV same
time Ast week 10 300; consigned through, 1000 %
New. YORK l. 600 on sale, 340O market actlEo ana
good 25as go common S4Ss4 70 goo! 20 o ThUSc
IS TjasG Hogs-Receipts for past "a h0urs-h2oO
total for week thus far 25,440 for same time last week
on se 300 market easier medium and heavy 81 LOO
"a IA. ml0d ~ JOaF4 80; corn Workers, - gOd$4 %
TO- "a 9Se a 90 assorted grassers 81 50a "a IS.
Chicago Union Stock Yards, sepa ls m"The Drovers
900: market strong beeves 81 9Oas4 so stockeIs and
feeders. q 9oGsS COWS pHis ara s d6 2oesS
nts 800. market strong 10 Toe higher; mixed SO $50
a. Ak! heavy sS 75ds4 Is hight Sfd$i TO- sps 90 6O0
"a a5 Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments 1900 rke
strong nasves SO 6Oasi 20 western 90 5Od$i IS Tex
ans AZ 45as4 10 lambs - 40aG5 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-19

IL s$:.S AZ g5$ f. Sss
a. p AL ETt d f GIN s aC
Hf e Pffsit q a'ass s SS eaat
m fS acSs and g. . bis
csa Pss d % c 1905 P aSe&O r d9
H. fSd Belle: qgSStsd s.t fS5 Il 5G for
P p E sSoud n'T DO S%Sssa
E and quiet oA5e, chcsgS jeGss RIBS 6spemoe
DRESSED HoGsin faif request and steadily held CITY
a asrfy ana Neae broke points
points and other deliveries about points closing firm
The rejection $50 ties (Which had been rendered on con.
Sales $50 ties Western steam e.SSc CITY steady.
S t $50 20 g. &C. Closed si0a 20
tcs 627dG2sc asked; November closed at 6 isc pesem
e eF GSsGd quoted 40 az South America
good demand at Re @s sRs dSans
Ssf%'r rea% a; @y 9s as sef yss;
G5 AZ 'aSss good sl,I5
choice Ses 90 40 far ssoS
IA isc.g4y ,SIS ssSP$ So
s gss Sg 9Sd a T c4eam eo
ored fine 9lc do white, fine 9tc common 81 prime 1
m hight s sm' oS Ss az sa Ssc for s%
In fair demand and firm on ne stock state and Pennsy
Western 1ohd20c for fine; do fair 17alsc DO held 1o9
1Gc. ,, 81. ,oo.t,o
51,a57sc; Centrifugal. 90 test, 02c. Refined STEADY
and good demand Crushed Sic Cut Loaf SIC csheS
C0nfectloners' "a" SGsisc standard "a" Sc on ~
Ga nc: &c" e5sae7sc yellow. 6'ssGlac
STEARINE-Ip light demand. City Lard quoted at
THO western, 67s97c oIeomargarine 52a5c for fresh
made.
TALLOw-QuIct and barely steady Prime City quoted
closing FAC.
TEA-Sales to-day by auction s7os pigs as follows:
Mayune Tyson 152c Young Hyson, 1oa3sc; Imperial
14G9ic Gunpowder. 1Gai02c Ping Suey Young Tyson,
101dlic Imperial 1920 Gunpowder 12a302c Japan,
Pan Fired 1AG22loc; Basket do. 11G1oiac Strings b26
&c COngon. 9%922c India and Orange PekOl 1020232ci
Oolong, Formosa, 182a37c; Annoy 112d13c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept Is (speeiaD.The trade here Is woFmins
into some Of the Of the October pork deal II
ouite certain that the October deal is for foreign account
some believe that the being engineered b. French
men The trade especially the big commission houses %
whom these orders sent hostile - the deal sew
oral orders received within the last few days nave been
refused The commission houses take this atutude D
cause being members OF the Board Of lae, they would
have 10 take this October pork rendered and they arc
afraid that the clique proposes 20 refuse . accept
and closed nomnay at Gil TO- Hutchinson however, a.
the close, was really bidding $lI y ani oneItng a.
All OF The January deal neglected opening az
so 10 selling between 80 Is and - o. and closing at 80 10
TO 80 L. Lard and ribs practically without nuctua
ton There $4,000 hogs at the yards WIN estnst'
OF 10 coo for THURSDAY Wheat toght closed ~ ne up
Der opened 70 and closed az 79as cents The signal
Service showed frOsts in Central Iowa ana there were
other frosts the belt which the Signal Service map
did show. There were however, reports OF da'
received here and the crowd I'm the pit consequent
ly suffered alarm The May option showed at the close
only advance Tuesday night. There are
those who call attention to the fact that the sensational
frost OF 1885, which advanced prices 10 cents In two dsy
occurred In October. On the curb, December wheat sola
at 792d7o5s cents.