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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
Land sanVtsess Hesist 4. :.
MarsAs1

rspvL -. 1uiy i&--wora hns bees
received hcrg ts.af perutg L. = Marshal
uaSptF ef Raser city, whe was sent ont "a
Hsrn.y valley ~ serve sn alias
execution on fwo settlers, named
sNeltzsF arid s.WRfl. aad siesi
Gheia frofa claims trey afe NlsKslly bold
Ing, Wag resisted tss uamhssf og men
armed SIsh Winchester finez who farsed
the ul.fshsl 90 retire. Tns land belongs
% fhe hesrs oi ug Glenn. 81 Csilfafuia, q b.
q Judgment swsiGss thv occupants aad ~
eeted slgefa once. bat they rstsFted sa
Aedisselg aod broke into he house AMI
took gussss tslan. Another sais was brought
IN the L nitsss : Atssx eogft het0. eud Judge
isea9y issued secnad execution
which wsS given HRffssg te carry ugt,
xhlcl; he dis with fte atsoNe rea8iI Wa
fanfs ssi le ixsussl Or tee srfsst ~ sit
psfftes eunceFaesi in .sssue sise pgsceSs
of lbe iaw, ahA ial;e9 SsStsS Msr~hat
Meyers w3ll - after them sod II armed
so7re l. pfsst "a resist hlHs. .the military Nfil
- sai .s4sf GA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16

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ghEft sF~At, sear Hss zsss. S@s As
fz=s ssssAy ? ssf Tss sTeAx mstia Aass
AZ SIS grss.ss sssn .aa s6s.sa tassa - 40
aecaRf tsf lH safge-
kssss.sz tHs articles ts2En NsFr stea -
srsgsxs. taaass Elfaa snisss ana fssa
s.ssea razsx Ens EEEsss asa sass etea'
ustp@s ! sssf Sssz s.fsgEs5 sa tAe sals Fhfs ~
Fffs@g Sss@fHEs efsassssxfg 8 tszrfs sssssse
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;s-sesss uRassF3ss "a g tf@ saFfa go
ssss al rsE pssfrsa@s1 &hFtAsNx ~
ssz~a wssFeess EzGt - we& fsts% ~ tAf
"a sesss - fAs sges~ As@ Nzsa 80 11sf
49, sekssAss.z .z-ssz sssf s{& iek4 81 ~ ssfs'
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16

tsee esSs wA3sA Is ueN sssrsesssss
sssssse sta usSosz s ne xrszss nsssszS9 y
sssE sar Kesx heEfsssfn~e aa.see zkS csa
esssasf sEszSasa nay essEeess saawEe tss
7scs3ssfs 81 sssssEsEz ss Ssse s.sssss.l s~t@g
nxrs asxssr kF svsnx - te. rs-sresf
assNs-s &szss Cis1es sAe rzsaHrr 81 zs3ssee
ne.F cwa n@skS. - u 2easfra1ss
- e@Ss "a sae EESs. aas5 snq aessasa Nsr3-
s.sF sesssfNs 8t1FtsUr S.sshr tAe vreSrsls
Sw wsSsst ersxSsxs aar as 6es-sa efssss fr.s~s
tskzE& tass es1rse~ - fhey aaau yssSs " lsa
- ns4ss.rxa ea@ esssepse af sesssshy~ ina.
sasss s@ze cN&nx@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16

>AN FRSNcIssa. 1a}s ~ The cSae
tesf OF tas property - fhe ia'e
Tnnusas A. Hiyshe, easnmeneed
fn the probate easrs fo.aag II PROMISES "a
fa ans OF tire most cslehYafeti eases ever
bgss4-fi fa The ssEs nison 81 the esaEs on thss
Pacific 6ssAsf. a. fhe property tnwagvsi l.
saine8 81 xs,sufs2 HsaI the claimants
aurn hss oTss ~ gtfsons. fiyiAe died IN
teSfsfe ssNfy years aEe. Ani sfs estate
RAISED snt3 the hands ~ sBe pab.4e aHsaflg,
lsfaafuf. An1 eiSimants from 81 defes2s
parts ei the cssuasyy ~oen snfasTssf 1iss
gnosa gsfauaineat eisitesHf. are FlDrrpce
HIY'h., who AYERS she ts'he iIleEitin1ese
ebli3 ~ tHv t.crssef millionaire, and
AGca f}lskersen. q bo claims tnAs Eltt6e
&a.i0E his ii1estsae recognized heF e. igss
= az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
sourn paKors CONVENTION.
The Australian system WIN Frob-
ably lie Reesmmeuasd

S3ogN FALis, Jelly s5-The aniy feature
oi business cf the constitutional eouyen.
iloa today was the sllopfion Of n solution
calling npon staaGias confsiitees 80 re-
peri With a. f8ueh dispatch IS possible. IN
order tnst tae enrolling snd c1R-oSsing
. s-5s ssss.e t1esrft 8hoas S~essk.
The committees II. wrestling Wtta tfIg'
Aust Tafisn ta}iot system. Enf Il IL nnaeT.
.is,s.i they VII refnNlfnpnll IT, nlnnli.ssl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16

&As nagee. 5nsy = ~-Ta,s sc1osHeF &E4-
Use srs1xe,l yesterday ioaties se tise gan
ssbF ~BiA esn. fgnss fna Cagfes s&ssmx
usntA %ne w2s seHt cat IS fhs saEssr
fssfss = Flsh saf ueffe tiufs ssANF wtsisA
wi3 nev haaa Assee vsmusry. 7se
supp.y tf esh = nfsesseatsy s2sansF be.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16

sax FnANes $50. gnig ls--in sgeassssnee
with shs isw fae F&Fsaes assis is.Eal nai
s~ss als5 lsags AuEnsi ssps-fs s~stRT soF
she Gsea sss= easing &aar 81 lb%s. A8x
lss - Nesf FraF Tife 9ttE insNssses3 ss~s
xss gtesFaas.ssi Al fz leassng tAs @g~ iA
- - assf5a.as ag tsss effs A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
rux ru1NoEros VIVID sron =
esrsa4er loss - Iafs Thsa -
sppes~si.

fss- a4sff. fasF fSs~ Aegssrfs sFe
pssnasssn sf.asy eanesrsinx ne sssr1 81
ss.s..ss.y snSf as ssss se&s ~ ifM
-. n ..r...<gsy : exsgmsse-i ans - s1e!1
- - rs. sazs.s szw 70 sszps. (sncc& E
- wsuss. Tsss f.ssA n - II
+ .s..s.g, !. ,,ssa ssesr u = ID ~ vt44 .ss.<S
: sis,.ssea ) itsss fe-ss-a ed 1necW
>. s.ssss tkAs 81 lssss err pe<pos r |ll!!..
a. -tsssss fe&a - szsSe, zfsiHA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16

FAaEsNa Jass Iahn &afssgh ss9s
II AZ, a ospssses is sile eeaassg - 3 }
gssFsgs. So faraNa ffsz& hasks "a = -
na4 fNtnE fsfafans ass sFssss saa ssasaEx
Nssa gss el lrEa Ral8 sT* sse sssNset "a
fa3r Aav - rsaF&g sfslA faaas ssi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
FOUND DEAD nsp.


waATo0s, gaig it,--4FawfeFs ISiais1n,
was found dead IN bed tais morning st 8
lo1ginS house. He MAS mining expert.
q Years of ses. His brcshes. Betcrs jam
is0a, ~ Nilsesssn, j. { tneggbef of she
constitutions convention
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rArn or rnr nasrIIE.

Camel ~ ~. ts1ssrstf~a -
al New York and san Hrssetsess
SKa Yosx galY - -Tise essefsFsfsan 81
the uee hssssreSssk anui FeTssfF of the -
~ Ihs ba.slae. b gun Fsslenfiay. sss CO.
esas a sassAs The Fsrioass fsrsssh sszez&
sles faFaAs8. sNss piease sss Esssn . -
gzsaes wtss4s. - -
NAg FReaEsarss. tNly fAs~ln tFN
ifis afss9sssafsy ias Ffsffa AsHsesx- - -
.tege sgfraFssesssssax, ssszssxs BY = naue~
~ sessa r.sa 90 the stale nstissis. sersa
sAss essssess va aeet4HK fss gns p
ssssth snssixsfsafs u fsss fasl "A ths kseelt,
l4ssrasg asass-ssEs aHTs after snsd xsssS
faa f.gnaa s.Efe Assl~H
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16

NOTES or ruE rueII.rsrs.
aiir@in Said m b. rniatar~d--Arr~st
80 the Eefere~.

CHgc GO, Sni HI akt night Jake Nj.
rain stripped 70 the skin and was ex.
afntiAe0 ~ r3seaster aho
csaia not nnd mark upon him.
KilFsln declared that he was not seFiufsly
pnnished by Sullivan. and that the hos xun
had haf mere to 90 with ass poor shoalfss
fhsn >aiiiyaH's flows he says he may
'ry far some 81 The California bBg purses.
lie esa nnt now ssx neither he viii As<s
Petsr Jackson or BuL
DID Sor sHeN rHEssxIyHs.
PiYFsarse. yaly is-~jake Kiiraln the
paEiiist and Mise Donovan passed
3hroevh the city this morning. They re.
naines ioehed In fnesr state rooln.
ras nsFsEEE egvEs sia.ase BONDS
Jackson. Mis-. twls ls~- Fitzpatrick, of
New Orleans. feiegec sn tEe late light.
arrived neFe last night. lie
nss been held ia ire sam oI ki.nfr to sp.
pear al fnysis on the 18th, for vtoiatian af
she Laws Of Mississippi, tie win be tried
meat THURSDAY
znsE kERSsfs.
p4iBYFs. Miss. Jaiy is.--C. W Eieh and
: r taWie~on were ssrcssa last night and
brought hers on q warrant charging them
Hilh sitting sud asessing the ~gilly an. Kill
Fsin Hsht They @ste placed under hssB6s
fDF appearance ~ the nsSs isfm ~ tie cir
cur C0Srf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
wona or A s,KSn.
Brntai Murder orm weraen ~nd usr
GhtlA.

tNrgNE cry, Or, guiy is--3ehn Esxsea-
heven. = tenaat NJ 9oha 6siman ON his
farm nsSr Cesuiilo City. While returning
from hls wcsS's work yesterday evening.
as wsylsia ara attacked by Jaas eiiman.
near bis hofae. hnf sassxsAitd .a iaakfnx
his escape arss gave aa .isFm.
large pssgy iro9a CssanliSe tsiy WAS
I'm Hiesisafsiy afranss1st aft. rcsl4F-sssst Il,
fsn. larsa where they snEily found t.sslay
th~ bUsiics pf EASserhcVen's wiFe and
child. n ho hal hssca murdered aud tsesr
bodies buried ae&r tne house A reaHy
snasse grave vas also found. surpassed a,
have nAae for the husband. tiillnAn aud
his wife we're arrested and circumstances
posut essnciussveiy te their guilt as they
wanted EastenhSven ts yaeale the farm.
wnieh he refused 20 do until tae lease
cx~sred
These Is great excitement and fears OF
lynshiag tonight
GILMAN. rag grEnEnxR
sAS FRANCISCO. Jaly lS--An Eransfaer
spec Al ffoD ksnpiFe City says; Gilman.
fss AHYsiersr is safely lsutgesf in lAIi here.
When under har of immediate lypching.
he confessed ~ tte sisiiaerafe kiliiug ~
IRE woman snd eh.id aud infrudcsi the
killing of The husband, and also admitted
ikt killing ~ George Marris year aess, of
wh}eh be wa snspoesad st fee time He
was cniy savet frosn ixnehing by husrsing
hifa frafa toQailtc city before che crowd
hsu fully 0TeaniRea lie denies that Ass
wise NRS an accom- tatsstss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
/. H. Griffith & CO.,
,.a,e SECOND STREET.
NOTICE.

Parties who are desirous
Il selling or leasing prop
ey on Front or second
. s,reets will please call on
,,s as we have customers
for the same.
Wehave businesschances.
We have business prop
erly for sale.
We have ground to let
for long or short time.
We rent houses.
We collect rents.
We have a fine sawnlill
olan, in Seattle for sale.
l. Il. Griffith & Co..
,.a,e SECOND STREET.
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weuu
Nsaen ct fhe9r
zssh
ia
Willie
a1f
and l
MORTON & co.
No. .. lorsi.l Riacl
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Gray's Harbor /!
AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY

Aas Iav : ss .r.es ere .ss q e a r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02
ct. &apbaels 8ereiu sum sduse Der
Gin uno Nuspanberer.
6tuna:

Bon puitisesusn Ssiisn psrts Id 10 oft ufu4t. stnsx
Btrwanbttu obtr Bstaunteu. Der hbsr see tommt, ID
Castle Garden gu tmpfanatn uns ibm btbaIht4 Su ittu.
Sd bin aernt tu itbem Dttuite bsrttt. Rur uo4ts 10 bits
ten, tets ssnau a%ntue.ssu, NIT msI4sul S4tfs Der 6ttrefs
isnbt toumtn ioa. Bsnn man uns utdt ben n~netfdbrsn
2s9 unb BITE ~uresidbrs Stit ausibt. Hann ether toumsu lou.
10 III % i4wsr, Ia fat unm6sIi4. Ssmanesn untsr beg
WtaHe @inwanstrer ~ausfinbts gu MAIDEN. an4 pdrt %
gut, ptnu man ben Bsrpaubt,u don bic atrens Der turos
pdti8sn 0ertrausnsmdnner anedbt. aut bteit art parlt
aud i4on brhbsu thr Rs gstorsi wtrttu, nub tdmtn fdbs
an Rdsrfisu btrstt on MID. Bir stbsn. bier bic ahrsut
Der ptri4ttetutu Btrtrautnsmanntr pue esmtrfsu habit
nod ~foIetnbts.
S4us unb gtiianb anst6stbtu ~ IaNtn, unb ne Dor tss
BEN S4assn In BsitIidsn unb sttit8sn Otustn "a bewak
rem. Ssbs austlnit tn Bsrsfs liner itbtu ausde9tubdt
Der &tis wtrb bsrtttwtutgft nuo Gratis srtbttit. -
m6st baba stn Sober f4 tn 8stis'AussIsgsuhsttsn rsrs
traasnspoa on ben gsrttn member. Sia sn Bussi&utt
Der psridttbtutn 8trtrautnsmannu;
DsrtsaasaStaannts esS 81. RaSeasS
DsrstuS Nab tnt
Drtmtu; Ger paior .. S&I5fitr, a~iueeuHr.
Samsars: .9rs TSsOs0r wssnbsrG Vi. Sa@ss'
xutwuyta: SeI 5. w. Bars,u 20 apsna. ssaas.,,
&ottubam: Sur Saeeb SbIItr. nan Der Ga6fraatl5.
Saurt: Strr Q. Ga N ID trf Hstb u a n, SSnt Dsabe.
saussu: .SsI gst0r %. Ssls q rHt'a s'1'ss
s~tssrvooi; Sur lBiIIiam Trsa. % Duss etTss.
Rsp BORT; Rec. J. @tuIast, tathoL prtehu. 9 otas
6tsst, ssssuabu Gahis Garbeu.
psrts autrs, Brou. Rio erants b. 0ni. prautss
:. -Sna SI.n.atE BELTS
JstsstHs CDess 2randssa) pres: caata Ssttersns
o pssNsst Gen vshss =. pssss usaiss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02

au bssabIen? frasts bic Wuttsr NIT bstmIis
dem Eriumpbe.
Dieie Srase bra1ts pirtIid ben sewiis
ienbaften Weluin In 9%stIssenbeit. 2anse
beiann CT f9 auf cine senisenbe antwOrt.
gnbIi9 iprad er: gIeonore unb &i4arb,
traset Bsibs bic nun iibsrf liiftse Wiese
u~niersr isIisen Wiap gum Zimmerman
gadlsp unb psrfstt fe seser eiHen ober
susi S9iuinse, bapon mir bic @inridunsss
tcifsn befirsitsn mOsen. Oer 5err wtrb
aud fur ben uorssnben Gag iorseu. @s
1T ssnus. baB isber Gag feline eisene YIase
babe. limb 70 sef&ub es au9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02
<*YSE>
TRADE - MARX
krauter Dtuet.

@te 5bpu bic 8cEt6nuns bisies alts
bsribmten Observation-Disclosures es anbeitst,
tsieben bic ct. 8ernaro 3rGuter.
pincn lebisli4 aus 9Tanscnffuffen.
Dieie gtlen bisnen ntht nur als Elm pcr3igs
Iife8 Scilmittel, 5pnberu rerrtften au&
ben nod nett trihtiaeren Disnt eineS 0prs
beugnngs sRittelS, i~nIpfern ie, tpenn 70.
fort bein Gridetueu ber aertnaRen Renns
ietden elmer Stirung ter S6dsateit Der
3eber, bs8 MagcnS lllns.rbuultbtetD,
ter Niereti, pSer bee Seoarnte (Sart'
Istbistett), etnSenpmms., ben Gintrttt bes
aranfbeit ssrbat.n. @~sS.lmabtss Mbion'
beruns, Grnabrung, iopie MuSi1ei.
oiiig p%ertraudten Stottes, bsetn9en bae
f0rperlifeW BOIL; pbne oie8 Oreiblatt ssbfs
ftin geiunoeS Oaietu. @sbt btsis 9bdtiss
fett Seb6ris BON Staten, TT bic Bereauuns
frtpie Der Stablsans 9eiunb unb rsSelnldBtG
frp;u ct. Sernaro 4r1nter:Yta
ppr5isli6 belfen, 10 fret9tba8 befdnbts &C.,
lduterte 8lut beito munterer burh ale a6tru,
nm iebem Sbeile beS 36rper8 frtiden Stpff
an Stene be8 perbraudten unb neue QebenSs
Kraft AZ brinssn. 90 tptrb has Sriebrert
te$ meni6li6en abrpers In re~selmdbissmt
@anae aebalten, ipoburh Der 9ranfbeit bes
Gintritt psrtpebrt pirb. SaR Du aber be
aQerertcn &nethen tires S~erannateas
sernahhiFst, un6 fiblf 9u tn Gplse beFsn
9ppftpcb pber %ltebelfett, pber aafftge
8eIhperben, pber feblt DIR Der Gppetit, pSsx
febt Define Saut trantbaft aslt aus, pbss
fablt Ou acknowledgement, 70 aisert tet
nea aussnbltd, fpnbern ntntrft fofort
ct. sernare @rautsr . Wtueu.
Su apptbeten gu baten; Tr.ts ntbit @ebrau&ednues
funs Is Gents Sic S6a&ttl, fanf S8a&tslu far LOO.
Merten aud s.seu Gnrfans hts gretfts tn baGs
pber 8rieimarten mad irseub elmer @eseub Der Ders
<nistsn Staatsn irst ~Iuseianht Ron
p. ksustaedter& Co., BOZ 24i6. kew York ctH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02

Sine bOrsiisIiebs SsIsssnbsit
our ueberfabrt spiiden SeutidIanb unb @nes
rita bietet bic berpdbrte uno beliebte Baltimore
0inie oes
Aurddentsehen glugd.
Ole riibmli9f bstannten, neiien unb erprobs
ten gotbampfer bieier Ginie fabren rsselmasie
wS4sntIid swii4en
Baltimore ttuh Bretaer
-otreet,-
unb nebnten Yaiiagiere Az iebr biQisen Rreiien.
Suite gerpf.t9unS! @rObtmS9li6fe Si1erbeitl
Solmeti6er be9leiten bic @inmanberer auf BET
5teiie mad benz 0eiten. Sis @nbe 1888 wIGs
ben NIT Nopbs8 ampfern
1,885,5f3 YaFa8tere
slidli6 iber ben Ocean bef0roert, sspis cir,
9utes SeusniB fir bic Seliebtbeit bieier 9inie.
ga,tttrs Sustunft rtbtIsn:
u. C@uma6sr n &c., Generally ssuteu,
30. s SnS GAY Ctr, BaIttmors, Bs.
3. xSm. 9tdsuburs, ssnnaIsassut.
To. 1o4 Fifth Avenue, 9RteasO. sns-
q s: = : ((assH..H tn DHbHau.
Rie. Rrtmsr. astnt In Dpsrsptus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-02

Drsi Gage waren psrsansen. WsIpin
fab auf fsinem StubIs unb las flu In Der
BtbsI. Seine 5rau bra@ts cine S9aFeI
berein, bsren Bobsn farm pon ben wsntaen
&artoffeIn bebett mar, usI9e bic Wittagss
u,ablbstt flr bic gauge SamiIts ausma9s
ten. Na@bem Der 0iear bas Tii9sebst
ssipro&sn, fssts 9 f@ wtsbsr au Isisn
utsber. .. o. n'I
Z ~. g. (Sortfstuns foIst.) 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-11
1--WE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

prxv.to Yah Receipts tor last - hours S1so
head Total for the week thus far - 400 mead Tor nS
sane time last l2024. Consigned tnrongn loS ~
Of which TO York cars on sale market stay S"Ou
Sheen and Receipts last "a hours were AsVo ne.
s ~ 800 consigned through IL carloads y OF @hcn -
Nav worry 90 carloads sale good demand ana prices
hther Common Fair sheep SO 5OdS4 90; Good %
Choice a 25asi rs Extra So 001s5 90 lambs adssnSea
Ordinary Choice. So 76GS6 20 Extra 70 oVS
gs pecents last "a 98A0 head Total Tor
,he seak thns far 5000 For same time st week
Cons,ned Through ~ carloads 80 Of which 70 S
carloads on sae market advanced Joe Light re- ~ ~
wegghts 81 so Rough "a 0004 25 Stays 50 90 eS 10 an
offerings taken - -. ~ a .m. nr,x.r.,
ranorts CattleReceipts 1000 head snpmeats
narset steady Beevos "a rs a. So Steers " 80
"a M Sackers Feeders 81 25S 40 Covs Bulls ana
Nxei Al S01S2 90 Texas steers 80 0O0S 30. -
IIaes pacents IL head shipments sOOoi msrkes
s,ronss Mixed a. 6084 IS. Heavy - bO9a soi Lfnt
"a 81 as4 90i Pigs 81 oo9se 10. S,.n,. Mona. maria,
steady Natives 81 70es4 90 western SSrn leu "a zoo
81 81 TeIans SO 0064 90 lambs 81 s0ess-zo.
az routs Feb e.-Csttle-Receipts 100 smpmcntss
800 market steady Choice Heavy Nstye steers ~ ~
81 o0SS 70 Rangers Cornfsd. So o00sS 40 Grassiea
ogs Receipts 400 shipments 1900 market hgneT
eadv Choice Heavy Butchers seeouons ~ 90 90
Pachins Medium Prime, 81 0OeA TO- lAgnt Oraoos'
ordinary 20 Best 81 e09i rs. 80 -. .....x
9heer-Receips blank; shipments AVOi nsfkes eo~S'
Fair 10 Choice IS 00d$4 %.
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URIE RAnWAY,-Ticket ofHces, 4ol, 81.

ERIE RAILWAY, Ticket Offices, 4Q1 BIZ.
~ III c iDa sSs sT Ss ss ses S sShs
SSi and 8S8 Fulton-st, Brooklyn; 1o7 BToadSay:
WiaInsburg; corner Newark and Hudson sta. Hoookn
and New station. Jerssy City where Tickets and Ps,iSi
tSsnser q baggage can be obtained Express trains
leave Q3d-st minutes earlier than time shown from
Chsmbefs ST. !; local trains % 10 minutes esrliei,
nusst Drawing n room Cosehes % Bufalo
oaHeco' Eimirs Corning and Hornelsyille
ever day o snS Su 1Re scs5Dg coseses %
tSiS p0 NlsaaTn FAILS esyelsn ScSg 6ncnna
and ST. Louis No extra ehsTge ior ffss @s Pullman
B1dsio, CincInnad and Chicago . on al ,o.oo %
noon a?'4fl'iiaS $S 4 $S 3 90 $50
f15 ~ s'so =. 80, O. 10 go. iS nlsAs -
SsS eiS 81 ~ rs a. c sso S 80 I sEBe
sY SsS ARK and PatSrOn NcSsrf as $50 $50
10 nSo M, ? $3.50. 4'2o' ''So' 6'SO' 'oo' $40
sS H. ss5 g &C. &c &c. 20 i9 'S 1885,
sS F9 ss sic ga ss5 70 Is s9 %, 70 is e. E.
S s.ssS 49, 7 n 10 j. 30 'iSo $50 50
. g s. Is Isrv' 4' 1880 . 10 80 NJ
SUNDAY lGen &C. S1i gag S' 10 80 2 Eight Rsws
aG. ss S S Ss W " srv. in Nswvos
w i4y J. ny W1.aPaY .AN IP, FARMER
Gem. BGpt Gen'l Pass Agent
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M EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT BOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
On and stser ?, February . IL trains .1Ilo leave

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger station In America
room cars NewY Albany, and Albany 70 Montreal
Va d; 4 H. Il X (; also East Albany 70 ST. ALBANIA via
0s1 y 80 s' a. M FAMOUS STEAM HEATED YEsrr.
BuIED CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS
ana husp s lSS
edo etc. arriving e. Chicago at o so M 1ndanapolls
ronto. Cleveland cncinnati Indisnspois Detroit and
80 tn Western NcSYo and NoriRsra E1prsss
for Saratoga. Lake George Rutland bennington North
Adams &c. Drswine-room cars . Troy.
1890 m Alpaay' Troy ,i sna Utica Special with draw.
20 :5s D. M, Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy. Con.
meets for Wilamstown North Adams. and intermediate
d. D. ~ Fast cSeaSo Cincinnati and st. Louis Er.
press for Niagara Falls Inhalo. Suspension Bridge
tonto and Cleyesnd Cincinnati Indianapolis, ST. Louis
% Me' \. And RSu. sS
sunday Sunday train does not run west Albany
.S p m Special Nan Limited prriyes a. Rochester
T. ElsFsrS Fails Toronto csyeIand ciaennsti In
s 81 LsS 70 psG Ra csigs r
70 pidnight for saTstosa, whitehall and RuVsnd Ma
Albany connects 81 Albany with train for he West
TckeH ana spass z and Sleeping
1Ssfhst station, New York; s3s washington and rs;
Fulton str. and 898 Bedfofd-avo., IL d., Brooklyn 90
westcoes Express calls for and checks baggage
sisas dsiy others daily except Sunday. .ssop q,
issI ssS se vP sgSsr foT North sne wss
7. NJ. T0uCEX. General 6unazinfnss~-e 49,
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Par North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrFF-Rrazu grades for prompt delivery had light
inquiry but prices were steadily maiatalnee EAR car
,rs oroted AZ ITke No sales reported Mi9 yroNths
ogst but held The option market had sps usual
au lg I'm nolns early and closed firm, as snected by
stronger Sdvees HayTe waeIs tasfs scSanSe
% hans; receipts 1900 bags; RIO elearanees
or u g. 5000 do for Europe ono bas sales here
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FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,.o~ tah az u-Consols, 9S 1915 for money ana
oa ~ II for account, United states cent bonds ~
70 ard fSreat Western mortgage Trustees CeI
tacSies sIS; Canadian Pacific 53 Erie 2ses: CO. sSe
consols iO5i Illinois Cear lll't Mex ean as, mofs
ssge bonds 7zs New.York Central 1925 PehnSs'sa>
5,s-, Reading. "a .tt
Money IL = per cent
Spanish As. "a -. AZ "a fr,ncs 90
Tor the and exchange OF LONDON ~ %
me rate o discount in tho open market for both Snor' anu
three months bills.is 2ss92st per csat e
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the week Of three years compare follows;
FEB: y, ~ FEB IL ,ss ge6 o. O. go;
No. shares sold. 2.2oO722 7sS4s7 l.Ssl.ss2
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION
The better general demand for money for pur-
poses outside of speculatOns is clearly reflected
IN the New-Yorlr bank statements OF the last
two weeks, showing an expansion IN loans OF owes
81 o, 00O, 900 This movement was reflected in
last weeks local money market by an average
rate for call money Of nearly liz per cent
against an average Ena OF oct on Friday lO mo1 oeS
at the Stock Exchange was IN as free supply as 10
has been on any day since the new year. and the
rate was per cent rather th AN over b IL Tor the
which on two days during the week made the
rates or per cent for few minutes possessed
no significance, and are referred to only to make
the record complete. The Governments purchase
Of 49, 000, 600 LIZ per cent bonds OF Friday will
probably take little money out OF the Treasury,
as we notice that about an equal amount OF l-2
per cents held by the Treasury TO secure National
bank Circulation were withdrawn during the
week AS the Treasury retains w per cent TO re-
deem the surrendered circulation as 10 Is pre-
sented, il pays TO the selling banks only the dlf-
ference between that figure and the purchasing
price Il 0v l-e) and the per cent OF legal money
held in the redemption fund Time money con.
tinues 10 be in good supply at low rates ON good
In london money in the open market worked
n shade frner townr6 the close OF the week, bnt
on the Continent the reports from financial cen
tres indicated greater ease. The foreign ex-
changes were dun throughout the week, and al
the close were inclined toward weakness, with
the rates for business on the basis Of 81 SO and
81 IS 1-s respectively for long and short sterling
RAILWAY EARNINGS
The Tribune has published the gross earning
for The fourth week OF January Of ffty-one rail
way companies, showing an average gain on Tho
week OF s8S Of 1851 per cent OF the tota
number forty-two companies returned gains ay-
eraging 1926 per cent and nine companies losses ci
| 1855 per cent The returns for the whole month
Of January Of ffty-four companies give an average
returned gains averaging l4,47 per cent, and
eleven losses averaging 3.22 per cent IL is seer
that the returns for the fourth week Of the month
being more favorable than the figures for the whole
| month indicate progressive improvement The
following tables divide the aggregates aud differ