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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
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Iberfahren uro eetootet.

Die iunge gbe, tpel6e @tutam un6
WarD Qambredt Dor etlpa 10 Eaqen qez
i6loiien batten, muroeMtittmod9tbeno our6
lider Q8eiie %serit0rt. Die iunge 6rau
wurOe geiteru NbenO furs mad 6 1br bon
oem @retfpagen 407 iiberfabren uno erlag
iDentge Wtl1uten ipdter ben GerleBungen.
W1arD 9ambre6t arbeitete ais Sdneiberin
in Dem 6auie SEQ. SO Dearborn Qlpe., i6r
Wtann mar alSl16rrna6er in etrem @ngros7
gel6Gft al Der Stateltr. bel6dftigt. @eltern
Nbeno trafen it0 bic 8ethen na6 pollenbe>
tenn EagesDerf uno begdben it1 auf ben
0eimtpeg. Gin Der @Ge uDn Sainpis> unb
@lart>Str. iDur0en iie ourd ei1en &abel1
babn5ug, Der na6 benz Siioen 0tng, oufge7
balten. Sic tparteten, bis Derlelbe Dorbetz
aallirt tpar uno 9laubten geltiigetb 3ett gu
baben, Die StraBe Dor Dem 6erannaben bes
nOrblt6 geben6en 3uQss palltren gu f0nnen.
Wdbreno lie it'd stptl6en benz @eleiie unb
benz Blrgeritetg befanoen, iagte etn vGa6"
in ralen6er @el6tpinoigfeit bon 6inter benz
Sabelbabnaug baber, I'm mod Dor bent
@retfDagen Our6palitren 5u fonnen. Srall
2arnbre6t lpran9 auritG, INN in benllelben
MuaenbltG bon Dem @retftpa9en erfaBt uno
nieoergepOrfen 81 tuerben. Sic ipar firdz
terli6 aerfleil6t, baS @enid 9ebroden uub
Der &opf bon mebrereu tieFen @unben serz
fleii6t. geo6 auf benz Wege gum @merz
gencp 6ospital itarb fte.
Der @reifmagenfuti1er, Soiep6 S9mitt,
lotpte Der Wietbspa9entutiher, Is. S. Sill
bert, puroen Derbaftet unb in Der Sit Gbi=
cago Nue. Citation in Saft gebalten, Bis Die
Goronersgel6tporenen mad elmer griinoz
liden unterlu6un9 ibre Sreilaliung berz
fu9ten.
WearDQarnbre6t fam erft bor ie6sgGoden
aus Srantrei9 bier9er. Sic par "a Sabre
alt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20

See 8etteraI MSeut Serr Sers
4tse1ttt SreGiWMttOt befttd1t ole
Gtaatett Scgas, Mrfanfas 1tmo
SeuneHee.
SEER SStatts Stto ole Staaten
Nftnnefuta ttno SOa9ota.
9err GOmaro @rttDoT Sen Staat
NebtaSfa.
SEER SDeo. W. &eGHta,ttt Seae
Staat Sn3iann.
SEER Gtsrt S@naatctsfee Sen Staat
SntttoiS.
9crr Sob @ettr. S0erer Set
GtaGt SaiuoiS.
SEER %ttSoIf POpp oem Gtnat
&AufaS.
9crr Ranl Srtebet Sen gtaet
SSotUe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
Die 6lIdsnummer.

gteult6 erl6te1 !3dblr1etlter Na1oolpb
bon. Der ct. 2oui5 uno San 6raucisco
8a6n in Der Continental 8anf, nm bort
$4,000 5u erbeber, tpeIde Summe einen
3pan;igitel bes t6auptgetpinnes Der 9oui>
iiara Staatslotterie biloete. Die @liidsz
nuntlner mar 2,807, uno baS zoos batz
ten mebrere 9tngeitellte Der Sriscoz 2inie
gemetnlam llbernommen, 10 baB auf
ieDen Der sebn Gbeilbaber etn Soften
aufpano BON ie 10 Gent5 fiel. Sbre
gtamen itno folgenoe: u. D.. Waiters,
(8a6n5ofmeiitsr), S. 6. GoomeD, M1arf
Maters, Gso. l8berrp, st. Gregg (6rahtz
ihoffner), SO. 9. 8eDes (S6aftner), 9.
0taDoneO, s. 3. Sbeloen C8remier), 5. g.
@oop (Jtounobouie 8oriteber), unO u.
Seed (DiDiiions : SuperintenOent). Der
@eptnn betrdgt 100000. Die 5ebn 8ez
glIi6ten tDaren ntdt tuentg eritaunt, ais fte
BON benz 0etDinne bDrten uno fonnten eS
faum @lauben, bis ieoem iein 3ebnt0eil,
B. ;. $500 ilbermiel Ell tpuroe. Gtele ruaren
Elm tDenig D|cr6lifft cine iol6e ungepo6nte
Suntme in Der GafGe gu ba6en, bod tparen
ite ale etntg, DaS @elo auf iidere QSeiie an
~3ulegen; Die Ginen geoenfen ii6 8augeieQ@
l6aften anaul6lteBen unD bic NnOern mol
len ipnit auf niibli6e 2lrt i6re S9Gbe ult7
terbringel1 u1o enolt6 molen ollie Die
Sade mod etnn1al probirer, no6malS in
Der nG6lten Gerlolung 10 Gent5 eirIeben;
tDent9itenS bort man bapon piel reoe1. =
ct. Bouts, $780,, StarzS apings, 25. MaGr3.
Qmertfantfde Ganowirtbfhaft.
Or. Martin QSildens, grofeiior Der
Nferbau> S6ule in @ten, tpar lebte 0ode
et1 @alt oes Sherman 6orle. @r madt
inl Qluftrage Der Diterreihti6en 9tegierung
cine 9teiie bur6 Nlnertfa, INN @rfabrungeu
iiber Dieltge Qlderbau>8 er6Gltniiie an jam
melr, uno bat bereit5 Ueri6ieoene Staaten,
Die Soma u16 Wftnneiot a, bereiit. Sn Gbtz
cdGo belt er it6 %ungefGbr cine Wo6c auf.
Gr tit i'm GeItb zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bonn NferbGu>W tiniiter 3lSf uno ri6tet
letne 2lufntertiamfett bauptid6Ii6 auf Die
biet9e 8iebSudt, Wfil6ereiz Sn6uitrie, Sc
treble uno Titterz@ultur, iotpte auf Die in
oteiem 2anoe b%eite6enoen NGer6auzS 6uz
len. lteber bic lebRren ipar CT iebr entz
tdul0t, uno e. ldgt, oaB, tpo tmlner ct in
0erbtn0un9 NIT bDberen QebranftaIten
etnen 2ebrtubI fir 2anotpirt5l6aft uno
NderbGu ~gefun0en babe, oerIel6e eine1 ie6r
n~ebenlG0li9en Stang einnebme urb r1a6e3u
tpertblos lei.
Jta6 letter Nntunft in Nmerifa, por ettpa
stpet Wonaten, begab it6 Or. 8tlfenS
iofort mad Dem 8eiten. iber &entudp, Inn
5lerit bic Gurlomirtbidaft i'm roberen 3uz
ltanoe fe1nen 81 lernen uno ipGter einen
%bel1eren Gerglet6 nit ben 8er6Gltnilien inn
O1ten anIteuen 81 fOnnen. Gr belt Ii6
ldngere 3ett in ben v8lau0ras> 9tegionen"
&entufp's auf, mo- tbn bic treffli6e 9alIe
Der ~borttgen 9te1npferbe nidt pe1iq tmpoz
nirte.
lleberrai6enb mar fir i'm Sic @abrnebz
1nlln9, oaB Die amerifaniiben Sarner 10
HetBtg Die lderbauz Sournale leier, uno er
l1etnt, DUB BARN bas @,ebeimniB bes @rfolz
9es Der ameritanti6en Nderbauz Gultur be-
1tebe. Sn Gbicaao, iagt ct, miiroen Die
De1fen Oerarttgen Scurnale per0ffentIi6t,
Stem gorf nidt ausgenommen. Qu6 iiber
Die amertfanii6e &diez Sabrifation, beIonz
6ers in Satnois unb Sotpa, lpra6 er ft9
lebr a%nertenneno aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20

S@einbar ars9ernttet perutittelit tuteber1olter
1no itarter 9oien @biniu febren bos Me9Ielfieber
Ooer fpnitt9e 6ieber III ibren peri9ieoeueu sEorn1eu
nletltens ipiebcr, baufig ubne ben seriraIten auBereu
&nloB. Sotobl I'M Die unter ber @lde olimmenbeu
Sunfen bieier bartuGdi9en unnerlnut9et fi9 lpteoer
einiteaenben &rautDcit gu erItiden, ots nm baS sSteber
gu bamtpTert, wenn eS beftig beu &brper bur9pit6ft,
lit 9oitetter's MtogeubttterS Nles, mas notbueubia
tit. @enn ollie Siilfsmittel Der @barmatoppe peraes
bens anfQeboten uno eritDpft fin6, 10 triumpbirt bos
8itters itber bic Steber-9iSppfition rnb rottet fe nit
Stuntpf unb Gtiel aus. uno nod nR6r: es idiist
Stelenl9en, ipel4e in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4tIup.
1pbdre gu lebeH 9e5pnn9en iinb, Dor beren u~nbeiIoul.
len Ginpirtun9eH. Waee,t-, 9eber. ulb lluterleibs.
bef9iperben gebDren gu ben Seiben, nahe noch ben
SennB ppn acknowledgements Malfer Al beTIrGba
ten iino. Sic tperbcn iolpobI iurirt ais iernaebalten
Sar9 Oas SttterS. &beumattsntus. 8eritOpfIug nno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
Gs be3abIt ftb niht.

un9elpiile Wtittel on8uwenben, wenn man or
&rantbeiten Der Sober, bes Glutes ooer Der
9ltn9en letoet. 1pie Sili0iitdt ober n2eberlei=
ben, 9alttrantDeiten, if%ropbul0len @un6en
ocer Anl9mellun9en ODER 2ungenltropbulole
@ei1tetllbln Gls gNngeni9winolu9t betaunt),
0a bod pon DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery !9orantirt pirb, baB es, melt1
beilel, ODER bas oafiir besablte @elb prompt
Suriid9e9eben piro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
Cafeteria.

uGoforin 1T fir Kinder 70 gut eeeisD
net, oob i9 es fit etwas Dor3ieIideres
ais irseno cine mir befannte 1rsnei EN-.
pfeRle." q. &. Ardtrr, Ii. d..
III So. Ogforo St, SroofIYn, q. q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20

$500 %otferirt fir einen unbeilboren Nau DON
Sopttot9rrb DON ben @i9entbimern nom DR..
Sage's Remedy.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
WnB TT

GaHnxie, III DR.. gammsl HttdBsrs Garnet tr 91Hgltmss naS
aiHssr. gle smsbat& ysusNss Opium, Saarpbtab ~ads aaaers
uarkptiG#s s4stfe. sic ut Fit wafddnlh9eF' CrI@s fAr Sare-
srrtr, Grnpfss, Samsltnss-Sgrap aaH G@Rara" ss F@aHkdkt
nrf. sa hIrat fir tic nretBts Sabrs lGnGrr GFhrG1& Dnm gail.
ltnnew aatattsra. gaHnrta tSntst Ss aHESuarr. C@&Srt@ s& N@S
Observation-Disclosures fir gtmSsv-nsr samttsT 9rsmHH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
St00t ObtrQ0O.
gin Die idnmigeu N6Onueuteu!

&ettt @cf01ft = ttsto et,ae sSetz
tttt0 lit ctst 8ci0dft, 10 gut pte
cine 90nf ODER ein GaWHn0cm -
fam beiteOeat, auettt eS atiG1t SrO=
4:ttng itt Sctuctt @nd1crm bait ttatS
Oerattf NeDt, SaB feline &tnoct fit
ole crbat4cne @a0rc attdJ'besaDIen.
S3m otciett 3weGe fea0em ole Sc
f@6fte 1T DetuiTctt SeitrdmRtet -
anonattiG)s Datbj6Drlt1 OSer jGDrs
lid = 8cGg1ttnget aus, 1tnt Ste
SatatSett SarGtt s1t ettttctst, Dob fte
SOD ctuaS am uer8IetGem baben-
SOn Gcitcn Der Settun9, melOc
G6er ole 83ttsen @%eretntgten Staa=
ten nerianSt tptro ttttO oeret @t=
8etttNitHter 0eSDat0 tttat19IiG, ic=
0eu ett:seGtten }GttttSem pcrfGnltG
fenttct fGancit, Sat SaS 9t1tSieNOen
Der NcGnaagei: a&&d) 400 octt
SipeG, fiG saa oernewihern, O5 Oct
SSttttSe att9 aut ssebem TT tito OBJ
II npG1 an SeRticl0ctt Srte iUobmt,
Ooer ob 1tiGt, &D;e DtcS 16ttfi9 ror=
Gcfoaeutctt, attSere @ettte 1tttter ictz
aatet Staatest Die Scitttas fOrtbe=
SteDctt, DDtte So6iatt0 Ietf4cn sat
tpoMen. Sic G5catottttg Der @eM=
atttaa9 as. nit oer 3ntlatat9 ttt &itG=
ftattSe b~cfimOGtGc 2G~bo4twentett tit
feia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gescn Ste=
ScI1e1t. Sic ut cite ei.tfaGe @Fidt
Ser 3ettatms ee8en fi@ Telbft, tute
9cgett jc0ca 9aWOe,,, Dec iut0r0ttge
anoercr Gefd3fte 1ttt0 it, oc.t SoH=
b~etuttBtfciu, SaB cr ote @tctnigFcit
~jeSerseit @brtadbe cit f0ttne, oas 3a1=
Ien 0ttfscf0obcat Tito f0IieBIi@
Oereeffem bat. stntttrItG tutr0 ioIz
6et 2tbontc;ttett< &ue4Ge tnt Sor=
a1ts DesaDten, fetste 9~aed)nmng se=
fanSt. Sizes fatt Reconsideration
lit oer bette g3eg, suntat ttttr oa=
oatrd Der 9~G6Dtpscnt itdt 9tmreG)t
at*f cine Yrantie, iet cs 1T @efalt
et1tes Sttdcs D!pcr SeS @eftenS
O0et Sc5 @SoG etsbtatteS Stttt bGt=
ben Rreife, ertptrbt+
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-06
Persian Barber-shOps.


In Persia the barber shops are entirely
open one of the common sights in tbs
streets of Teheran is a man seated on thS
pavement against wall, while q barbei
shaves the crown of his head. The bar
bers trade is among the most important
In Persia The customs enjoined by the
Koran, or religious law. makes il indiS-
pensible that BARRIERS should abound in
the country. The Koran makes il honor
able for man to wear a beard, but com
mands the shaving of the head
There are two great sects among those
who accept the Mohammedan faith-the
Sheas and the Sunnees. The latter are all
Turks and they shave the whole crown.
ex epting a tuft in the center by which
the archangel may draw them out of the
grave But the Eersians are Sheas and
they shave The center of the head from
the forehead to the neck, leaving long
even little boys with their heads thus
polished. The Persians consider il great
disgrace to lose their side curls As they
all wear turbans, or black conical caps OF
Astrakhan lambskin, no one would sus-
pect the head 10 be shaven until the cap Is
taken oil. Then, indeed the appearance
of the head is exceedingly grotesque
1t is evident that the care of the hair Is
q very important question in Persia But
this is not all One rarely sees a gray
beard or gray locks in Teheran- Even
the most venerable men have dark
or red hair The reason is because
all. from the highest TO the lowest
dye their hair. This is done first with
henna. which gives it reddish
tint. Many prefer TO leave is thus But
many add TO the henna a second stain OF
indigo, and the combination of the two
colorS 'mparts TO the hair dark brown
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-06
our National Flag.
gBrooklyn Eayle,l

P
The national flag of the United States
il thirty six feet fly and twenty hoist. II
thirteen horizontal stripes of equal
breadth. alternately red aud white, begin
ding with the red In the upper quarter.
next To the staff. is the Union. composed
Of a number of white stars. equal to the
number of states, on a blue fied. one
third the length of the flag. extending to
the lower edge of the fourth red stripe
from the top. One star is added TO the
Union on the admission OF every new
state the addition TO be made on the 4th
day of July succeeding such admission
In the | nited States army the garrison
flag is the national tag. Ii Is fur3zshed
only TO very important posts OF those
having very large Csrrjsons, aad Is holsied
only on gala days aud great occasions
The post Tag is twenty feet ~ an0 Ten
feet hoist aud Is ho.sjed only IN pleasant
weather. The storm fag. for use in
stormy or windy weather and also As a
recruiting tag IS e ght feet fly and four
feet two inches hoist TIE national color
borne bv regiments Of infantry is six feet
six inches fiy aud six feet deep in the
nike
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-06
Rodents Ruin the Sod Houses.
TChicago HERALD

[Chicago Herald.
Il don't know whether | dare speak of
rats here in Chicago or not said man
from York, Neb, at the Grand Pacific,
one day last week. but was going to
tell YOU a peculiar thing. Out in our
country a certain industry has been en-
tirelv ruined by rats. Before we got
railroad through our country there were
men who used to go around putting up
sod houses for settlers suppose 20 per
cent of the new settlers in our region oc-
cupied sod houses when they first moved
upon their homesteadS These builders
we're particularly expert at the work.
though anybody can build a sod house.
The turf out there is strong and thick.
and they cut il up into squares about six
teen inches each way and lay IL into q
wall The wall builds up as true as die
!. The blowing of the turf has been care
futiY done
-jlf course they put in doors and win
30. INST as they would If the walls were
yna,!e Of brick or stone When the walls
arc SiEh enough they put some timberS
across, pile on some brush. and lay roof
of more turf These roofs turn water
nicely for year or two. After awhile
they dry out and are then not so good IN
his way settlers could put up house at
an expense of so, and do il in a couple
of DAYS If they couldn afford board
floor they would dig down below the soil.
and the hard, dry sub soil made as pretty
a floor as a man would want, sweeping
clean and keeping quite smooth Oi
course our people have nice frame houses
now and have had for years. but sod out
buildings stables and wagon sheds were
in use until the railroad came through
and then it was good bye sod houses. The
railroad brought in the rats and the rat
would cut a sod house so fun of holes II
week that there was danger of its falling
down. The rats have driven sod house.
out of the country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-06
Leaving Ha Mark.

Fsch Of the war ministers Of the French
republic thinks he is bound 70 leave h5s
mark on the internal economy Of the
army. Che abolished The drum, another
tried his hand on the architecture Of the
kept while the last has decceed that
4, cry French soldier must write 20 his re-
.ationS once a month
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-06
PRICE 5 CENTS.
WEARiaD,
Emily Pfeiror.l


Dear Nature hide me in thy Utmost hearA.
Safe from the pangs OF aouot and strife
of Will,
My own and others; I would fain lie still,
Bathed in thy silence, OF thy life part
Unconscious and unerring as thou art
Bear me as mothers bear their babes I'M
til
OF thy pure strength my weakness takes
It's ill,
And / may dare on some new course to
start
Find me some quiet grave Wherein my soul
May lie "a bodies lie when life is fed.
Freed from the madness OF its own control,
By Wi>dom's self through unks0wn
changes sped;
In sleep uuvexed Of dream Of end or goal,
And living stil, be all good as dead
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-06

The attention of the business men OF
Honolulu and of all persons engaged IN
industrial pursuits is called to this per-
iodical as medium for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-06
steamers ,u Florida

There about seventy steamers Of vari-
Gus sizes plsinE the - Johns river.
Florida. ami its tributaries The largest
l. the Alice Jars ..I 10 tons gross -
while there are thirteen under four tonA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-27
THE WATER FRONT.

The ship Spartan viii be ready for sea
shortly.
The Dispatch will he finished and
launched some dag this week
The Grace resumed her run Yesterday.
She took svay fully 10 ,oas Of freight
The bark Cyrus Wakefield. Captain G.
Young, Is On the way here to load coal.
elk hundred tons Of Cbuckanut stone
are being discharged from Captain Miller's
big scow at Colman's wharf
The bark Southern Chief is loading
building material and hay at San Diego for
Seattle. She Is consigned to cap.aia Hat
field.
The bark ST. Mark. Captain A. II. Mich
OILS, Is or her way here 10 load coal for the
Seattle Coal and Iron Company, for san
Francisco.
The Uma,ilia. Captain Holmes. arrived
from San Francisco last Wednesday night
with full list of passengers and ,o75 tons
OF merchandise.
The tug Phantom arrived from Chucka-
nut with scow loaded with 20o tons of
rock In tow. The rock Is being discharged
at Baker, Bacon & Co.'S wharf.
sqnire's wharf. North Seattle. has been
leased by the North Seattle Wharf and
Warehouse Company. Captain Hatfield
will manage the affairs Of the new COM
pany.
The Wilmington Is on the beach at Port
Blakeley, having her bottom scraped ami
painted. She was TO have moved off last
evening. The Wilmington is TO load coal
for Portland and she will return after dis
charging there and load coal for san Fran
cisco.
The J. G.. Britain arrived In from Chuck
anut yesterday morning with 80 tons of
stone for Burke's new block. A double
osciilating hosting machine for the Brit
tain was received from san Francisco on
the Umatilla. IL was taken aboard last
night, and viii be set up rs she goes down
this trip. She leaves for Chuckanut early
this morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-27

crushed. SIC; powdered. SIC: gr.nrlased,
sac: cubes. Sc
copper-DalI ard heavy. Lake, October.
sl07a.
Lead-steady: IN better demand: do
mestic. s. aex.
Petroleusn-Opened firm a. aoszc. bat
asief Tie FIRST saies became dull and heavy.
aha sagged OF 70 a<3<c, a-sd then reacted
ana Closed steady az &c Stock exchange
opened H'sc; highest, sssc; lowest. sss<c:
closing. ssc- Consolidated exchange opened
VIC, highest. ss5<c, lowest, sssxc; clos
ing. 9sc. Sales, $500 barrels.
Bar silver. sst.c
CHICAGO rEourcT xaEKEI.
CHICAGO. Sept. Is - Wheat - Closed
strong and higher; cash, sc: octoEer.
s2Ac: Decemter. size: Hay, ssFsc.
cern--sieady, cash and October, size;
May. 3ss<c.
oass-cash and October, 1876: May.
23xc.
Bsrley-Nominal.
Pork Steady: cash and October. sii o5 /;
January, so37s1.
Lard-sieady; cash. ss.i5: October.
s6i0; January $50.
CHICAGO LfvK STOCK ssEKEr.
CHICAGO, Scrt. os-Cattle - geceipss.
1900; slow and weak. except for choice
10 extra beeves, which sold al si.50a5.
sfockers and feeders. 81 eOa3: coxs, bulls
anu mixed, si.25ta3; Texas cattle. ST. J5a
300.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: strong; mixed
s-s553.a,; heavy. Sc. 7aG i.If; light, s. 10
es4.i0.
Sheep Receipts. Ii roo; steady: natives,
sS.5s9i-so; Westerns, S3B0@4.i5: Texans,
.3.JVd4 Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-27

PoRr TOWNSEND. Sept. 2e.-American blk
Mary J. Glover. from San Diego, entered
today and was towcd To Port Discovery TO
load lumber; Swedish blk Beited Will sailed
for Glasgow this evening.
PoKr BLAKELgy, Sept. 8.-Sailed-Fan-
ME Dutard. Arrived~W. l.. Beebe.
HApLocK. Sept 26.--Sailed Bk Pearl.
Ponr Discovery, Sept. 2G.- Arrived
Mary Glover.
Pogr TOWNSEND, Sept aG.-Arrivcd -
Annie Larsen.
SAN FRAscisco. Sept 26.--Arrived-
Str Arsgo, Coos bay. Cieared-str Oregon,
Portland str Walia wails. Victoria. Sailed
Str Willamette Valley, Yaqaina.
Hut. Sept. 2i.--Arriyed out-Lady
Cairus, from Tacoma.
VALPARAISO, sept. lo--Arrived- Nor
mandy, Port Blskeley Carrie Winslow,
Hsdiock. Arrived. September l2-Lenore,
Burrard inlet.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
wv YORK STOCK REVIEW.

NV YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEs YoRE, Sept. 28.--The stock market
bday showed little change. and although
y tone Of dealings was undoubtedly
krong, fluctuations were as small as ever,
ra ts valuations of the lnAt hour wiped
us many Of the gains made in the early
xtas d the day.
GpMaments dull and steady.
EXCHANGE AND srcuRTrIEs.
sr YoAK, Sept 26.--Money on call easy
s@d Prime mercantile paper. 5MTjs.
sxirg exchange, quiet and steady: sixty
Wa.s, Mss; demand, A.sTA.
BONDS.
siregissered), 1867. is tcoupon). isTrs:
u iresis'ered), io51s; AS tcoupons),
vi; Pacific 6s, 49,
STOCKS.
American Express. III; Canadian Pa
y. .; Canada Southern, say; Central
hahr ss.; Burlington, l0sS: l.acka-
ana, NI,a; Denver & Rio Grande. Is;
ne ~, Kansas Il Texas. i2is Lake
lon, lbk. Louisville & Nashville. 1885, !.
faesh Central, 9S; Missouri Pacific.
M Northern Pacific. sea; preferred,
~ sofshwestern. 1875; preferred. Bfs:
~ FORK Central, ln9S Oregon Improve
nsa ~. Oregon Navigation. io2. Trans
'ssnental. 3l., Pacific Mail. 35is: Read
u Rock Island. i02s.; st. Paul, s0z4 !.
- Pacific, n'.; Union Pacific, 63g.
r'a States Express, Sd, Fargo Elk
is Western Union, $50. Ameri-
snaa Oil. 1914.
Boston STOCK MARKET.
sSios, Sept. Is htchison 4 Topeka,
AaA, ssis Burlington, ioslS: Mexican
common, l5Hs, first mortgage
'aa' ie L. SAN Diego, -.
sIsISo STOCKS.
~ seSk Sept. ~ Belcher. s.. Is. Best
seeaef. Ss5. Caledonia Black Hills.
'aeaaf, si.si. Crown Point. $40:
."sss esn'ral, 81 Consolidated Califor-
50 Virginia, Sc 80. neadwood. &S5:
.'sn Consolidated &. -. Gould & Curry
~ hale & Norcross. So; Homestake.
''oh s'ser. s.. Mutual. 81 40. Ontario.
"faf 81, Occidental $La5: Ply
- s1'9; Savage. s.. 10, Sierra Nevada.
smon Consolidated. $40: Ward
ssAsaed, WIS, yellow Jacket. $50.
ssgRANCIsco gEytrw.
fkstisco. sept. ~ Wheat ~
apToyement continues: demand bet-
- values have a armer tendency.
sSSae slal&9i a..
3f-Oemsnd small: lowering of
8" wow vslaes remain easy and I'M
o'a No. iced IL ga -ttc.
s--these Is a fair general inquiry aud
business passing. bat values
sS1sstnr6esl; choice feed, Sii7ts
VII sGLit, lower Grades, sl.oa
$50 satisfactory quotation oh.sin.
- - easiness is wholly nominal.
7. = Stocks large and prices easy
s hose ;0~l 81 Peerless. 6oGt So
sssels, 6Se@Si.
s.'sf--Easv fancy. 3, ,eesac. GOOD 10
sSs, sssss<.
sss-oAiiioTnia ranch, S5e937l.e: store
= eassters rerorteA
sEv YoSK nrrcua~plsr nArxrr
''fS' Sept - Hops Quiet and
a.. Salet futures lrmer Straits SO %.
options cpenei steady. eosgss5
-. saaes. $500 bags. September.
r., os'ohsr, $la.&ess lstS. January.
- Spot Rio. asm and quiet.
safsoes. l9l u.
- AaF. nominal refined. lower and
3, eAtra c. 49, etsAsc. white
a.. s$'c yellow, 6'sete1 e. 81 4.
SS 1uould \ 7s.e stamford 4.
'"esuone7>' \ '.c eat loaf, SIS