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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-30

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and nonsense. that's ail, We are the laugh
ing stock al the newspapers of the terri
tory tor hardeuirg the constitution with
needless provisions II fx necessary for rs
10 go back 20 the dark ages ansi copy the
example OF the people Who tAnghi their
children 10 s.sesS little and say as little As
aesssaae Some people who have spoken
tns lcuEissf about supreme Being have
gone cur and saos down their pesghbors
with reya.vsrs- II oar motives are goas..
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prayers, snpaiscafson on knees-stnsf and
nonsense. II yosif fa0tiye ix beSt--thaf Il q
passport 10 the lHseyaai regioas dont be-
laeSe la patiing tssd ia tne constitution
10 please the Popussfe- Aeccruinx 10 the
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PEELED 10 shake hands with a neaKhhas and
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fernal Regions. The supreme H. ing cares
nothing about being ia tots constitution
IL We do pat Him In IL viii avail no one
anything st sAe Divine Throne"
.tsoanasn reiterated the statement that n
Was nere matter Of sentiment; II s9s
Faeti asked 10 have thtug done for segfs.
iaenf aud one opposing the thing for pEiu.
ciple, he would s.an.i in with the man az
principle.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-30
FORREST FnREs.
California Forests Ahlsss The
Rocky Mountains Afsre.

CHICO. Cal, July ~ 1a--larse forest fsrca
arr raging OK the Humboldt road. eighteen
miles fram Chico. The fire has burnt over
a district four miles in length. and Is
sweeping everything before il Much val
uahle timber has been destroyed. People
arr fighting the fire aud expect to get IL
under control today,
sxoKiNESs AT DENVER,
DENVER. July 2ss--All day yesterday and
today q heavy smoky atmosphere hung
over Denver, giving the sun the appear
ance of a red bali ~ fire. Information ~
eefsed [ om all points oi ihe stale and from
WNofnfng, Northern New Mexico aud WI 81
ern ksnsas and Nebraska indicates that
the same condition exlsts As IL is too
early for the Indian summer the impree-
ston IS created that the hasiness Is eansesi
by inimeRse forest fires raging In the Rocky
mountains and probably IN Montana.
TINHke BURNING NEAR cVSNfsoN
DENVER. Juiy ge.--A telegram from Gun
nison, Col. sssS ;. Fug two or three dayn
The mountains In this vieiaity have been
shlsSe with burning timber, Fire was din
covered Friday afternoon last st the head
90 Lost gulch, To the north of the guieh
IRE Was seen ranging along the top Of .
well tisnbsred moaatasn. The air was
dense with blsek SNAKE and on tho follow
( ing morning when the sun rose IL looked
{ like rfthy setting In the dark sky. Yes.
terslay afsrYngou smoke was again Sven
rising from the Marshall Pass district, aud
lafer it-eaS lcssnci from passengers on the
west bound train thsi the timter was afire
below ShewannA The superstition is that
the IRE was started by sparks from 4 pass.
5 ing locomotive.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-30

saS FRANCISCO, July IA telegram
from London announces the deain this
morning Of George 4 fsdd, well i-knowu
ssn Franciscan and president Of the Pc
eifc He'll Telephone Company.
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Pal Knlen Arrssse.i.

peKfLAsD. July 29.-Pat Killen. the MIN
nespolis pugsIlst, who IL here on his way
to Fan Francisco 80 fight Joe McAnii6b.
was srfe ted 10 night for aisostieriy cosl-
duct while intoxicated yesterday.
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On motion Of Warner. the ecnxea,ioa
resolved itself into committee OF the whole
TO eonunne consideration of the preamble
and bill of rights
The chair stated that the cue stion would
DC pat on Overs amendment. This motion
failed
Turner's substitute was taken up and
read. IL failed 10 pass. 81 10 81
Minor offered the following substitute.
I'VE. the people af Washington, with
profound reverence for the supreme Raler
of the Universe, in order 20 secure aud
perpetRaie the blessings of self-goverr-
ment- do oidain and establish this eoasti.
tuition for the state of Washington. .
This was carried, Is Ia as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26

SHs Rs 2sS's:s e ss
n g c pylm Ness nd ? sssslj
59ss aStr a. Ness IN O S. % su 2Sst7 PsG
oossa tfitS zsS's sn% 4 qSs
ii S's sspe al 81 very vet s Sales d
s s RI hs ryer'E s SoOS 600 dE cEd GoS 80
2s si picked bellies o'sS.c fST IL lie for 10
s ssssa e'4; si iSss' e Sssa
9is si At 5s9sI ossoeeE SO. January 44!lse
bRESsEP p and fair IaHsi ey hs %sEy
active today and near months EeES sdysncsd pa
with rise Of 1a5 closing firm. Cash was also higher
sale ,G s1S cda at 55e City Seam higher
sales s az 9o5e September closed a. eSSc Goo sae
gee s Sos ov9%Ssr closed az Ct sales
ESQ ss emeS5 Goo closed te q Rsnss cca
quoted 5c and South ann h@e ,5s g,sds with
GOOD demand The general feeling IS quite Arm through
Pq Se Grsas pS an aaSy 2SSc western
Creamery fancy 25c do prime 2Oq5c 90 is 70 gOo d
l2SssS sane saRe ba 1Sy hs Sf3SS f%
s tor to prime i5d7c Imitation Creamery choice
90 gssa P % s ssS factory
drkns 1o4l2S June tubs 1oSI29e; 1 arsts 9aloc
CT8EGSEovery fIm more especially on fancy stock
the ho@s TRADE o but g9 Sn DO n RRRRe
fine s',Soe common 70 prime 7sa9te lgat skins Sins
re part Sims 4sofG m demand and G
az a further advance. state ana PennsyIVana, <-S
Canadian 31La22c; western 219a22c.
sUGARDul and somewhat unsettled Fair ses1n a6s
2faify active Crushed sac Cut Loaf s,sc Cubes
SLc: Powdered. Sasc GRADUATED Sc; Mould - SC
ToSfectioners "a" 71,a7Tsc; STANDARD ~ 7sc; on
a." 1871 o16c white Extra &c" 7ise7tc Extra
&C" 66sd67sc; &C. 6'sa6'sc; Yellow 6isd8hc.
STEARINE-Has a moderate demand, City lard qu9teo
at 72c Western, 7c sales, o. ties choice western 1loc
7.10c.
TALDOw-Steady and moderately active. Prime City
quoted closing at 4l2c. Sales. 100000 n, 42c
TEA-Saies to-day by auction, 1851 pkgs a, follows
Moyune Hyson. 15kGTRc; Young Tyson lO2a4Oc
perlal 182c Gunpowder l2e2lc Jsp39IPans tt5ed
12lsIGlac; Congou 1oG2Shc; India and Orange Pekoe,
15G21Rc; Ooong Foochow 20G33i2c; Formosa l92GSSc
l1LQ12c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
GRATN AND PRODUCE MAghE1A
FEATURES OF NETWORK pEALISes.

There was enlarged speculation In wheat tester.
day 10 be credited In the main 10 the variable ourss
OF prices which afforded room for frequent narrow
scaping by the traders. Prices weak and strong
alternately, and the numerous changes reflected the
feeling Of nervousness among the rank and file on 10th
sides OF the account. The record Of business nexly
reached 100000 buehels. a weaker opening vas
caused by crop reports from abroad, and mov,t
by one impulse, selling became general, causing 70
extreme decline OF 3-Sd5-9 cent The cables wer,
disregarded through the day because OF their con-
fictng and variable character. October options fell
from SO LIZ TO SIS Ia, and December from 81 "a to
81 3s cents on the early decline. but from those point,
they rallied respectively 10 IS rs and IS 1s eents
The failure OF tho market to yield more under the heavy
selling once again brought Of the bull influences
into view. Talk heard OF deficiency IN The
Canadian crop, and while the Western receipts con-
time to be large the grading up to contract remain,
small Reports Of a better export INQUIRY also heuAt
to induce the covering Of shorts The market reac,t
trihe from top figures IN some Instances, but cosed
fully steady and up l.5 cent for September al IS So
October at IS rs, November at SO IS Decembsr
cents.
The cash wheat market was variable in sympathy
with options, but finally ended shade better X
porters here took $1,000 bushels and sales OF GOO
bushels were reported from Baltimore.
CONSEQUENCE the corn option market ruled duh with
c no az foo The closing prices were I'M
November, Al 3-o; December. Al "a cents May
was OH lo cent at AZ Is cents. Owing 10 the scar.
city OF stock, cash corn held higher but sinners
moderated their demands and took only $4,000 bushels
There were, however 10000 bushels for export Which
went through this port from the West
Cash oats were firm and moderately active .
better trading was accomplished IN the options At
slight Improvement. Final quotations wer 26 a
for september, 26 for October, o6 3-s for November
26 "a for December and % 34 cents for MAY.
Lard options were bid up Has points on all months
up to January, which closed ) points higher Tbs
market was generally believed TO smack Of manipulation
The last quotations were September. SG so; October
as 40; November, 40 So; december and Janua,v'
81 30 ''
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday
at New-fOrk, Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston wers
as follows. Wheat, 85,720 bushels corn, la87s1
bushels oats. 215,303 bushels total grain, 4j7 S93
bushels; Hour, 36,5s2 packages. At Chicago. Mn.
waukee and s.. Louis the arrivals were w--at.
49, 720 bushels corn. 544 652 bushels: oats as345s
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO,

Chicago, Sept 25 CspeciaD-The wheat bears a. IN.
opening to-day cold wheat with confidence than on
any day since tn. aiyanee from 70 cents for Decembe.
began. AT night all repenting their toolhard.
The close az the tiptOp thu ia &c nearly
cent over esda last figures and \ cents over the
price at yhlc1 ON wheat was sold to-day. December
opened at 90 cents, sold down GlL 6f4 but closed
al the best price Of the day s2S. May closed AZ Ssh
The selling started by Milmine. Boiman & Co. who
had private message from Stastcan Dodge touching
the foreign wheat situation. The SAID that thu
European shortage was estimated at 10 cent Of ful
year. the average European yield IS 200 900
bushels the conclusion that the Washington auth0
ties European shortage 100 600 900
bushels vastly smaller figure than the 10000 600
shortage estimated by the Vienna Congress decline
OF nearly cent however stopped, and the marked
phase Of the market suddenly changed The appearance
In the pit Of buying orders had more effect than the
appearance Of selling Montreal dApatch which an,
nounced that Canadian Agricultural Bureau estimated
their crop 100000 under the estimate made last
July at 500 600 bushels les than las. years. ana at
500 the crop for the last seven
wears had considerable effect The fact that Application
was made % the directors 10 name marginal pflee on
October pork made everybody eXpectant as TO the re w
The representatives Of the clique declared that they Eoud
put up all the money their deal that anybody "dnei
december wheat on the curb sold az S2Sa - - -. ..
The Board Of Trade directors Fixed ~ % as the ma
gna pnce OF October pork. This VIII permit snOI''
call the CLIQUE down 10 IS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26

dealings 1t had sold at 64a63 1-s, nut duicHIy
Iose to IS -sa64 rs, with the total tfansacIlohs
Tho nstn,aI Conditions are all favorable To- an
active speculation at the Stock Exchange: Inc
fearful stringcncy" in money VIII De r ..i.
70 &c 500 ooo for interest on the per cents.
And there seems TO be no reason why legitimate
commission brokers should not be looking forward
,hat tbeir continued use of methods is calculated
70 drive customers out of their Offices. But
whether or not there is an active specuation pres
emit conditions continued VIII marx p'uon hishcr
values.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
Tho Tro,snrv today purchased sG70,550 bonds
s63I4oo 10 per cents at 1O5 5-4 and so5,l3O
4 Der cents at 1913. There was no business ln
Governments at the Stock Exchange ana Tie
mammal quota tions-bids is per cent below the
Tpnasnrv hrures-remain unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Sept rs. 4 y. m.-COttOn-The sales OF the
lay included 800 bales American. Futures closed firm
American mlddling low mddlng clause September de-
livery, 45-64d sellers September ana October dey.
cry 8 60-0id sellers; october and November delivery.
o 4G-64d buyers: November anf December delivery.
42-64d buyers December and January delivery 4l6id
aud February delivery ll-0id sellers
February aud March delivery 4l-d4d sellers March aud
April delivery 42Gid sellers, April an1 Nay delivery.
3 43-64i sellers.
Savannah Sept. 25.-Cotton quiet; miding 1OI-
low mSdllng 90 and receipts ) O05; exports
eOastlgisc. 1873 sales, $500; stock, 4I29s
sept. 2J-C0tton Uildling. 10 o-I0
low uidilng 10 5-lG; good ordinary %, receipts
cross SEQ exports Great Britain. 7470 coast
Vice 1912; sales 2.2UO; stock. 80 Soj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
1nNnON WOOL. SALES

Landau Sent 25-Thc wool salss today werc well at
tended A better selection OF woods cnercd and the
d6m,nd was brisk The finest secured and the better
grades OF greasy mernOs advanced per cent The other
Eiuds remained firm. The offerings amounted b hiss
baes THE offerings H. detail and the prices obtained
as follows yieoriaI2 900 bal secured 7ede %; DO
locks ami pieces 9adls Gid; greasy, 7i2da L. I'D do
locks and pieces, 3aGsad. New South wales-9 600
bales secured, 0dd II Id do locks and pieces 10ia
cid; greasy 72dGls I'D do locks and pieces, 90 lOd
800 bales. secured 19dsis 50 do locks and
Pieces 7a1ld south Australia, 800 balos; secured
1oiQs 50 do locks and pieces 92dals cid greasy 9Sq
lOd do locks and pieces o5ddts 6iad greasy 0taa10d
do locks and pieces casa New. zeaand-2 500 bales ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot grades Of Rio were reduced tG To-Day
continued dun trading. Fair cargocs quOtei lDtc'
without business. Mid growths quiet and barely s,eaS
Options opened heavy, and subsequently, declined IOaZ0
Subsequently IIavre advices came In stronger which
prompted covering by shorts and the market clJsd
nm about the final figures Of yesterday. Havle de-
cllned l2Ga r carly but elOsel with recovery OF p n
Hamburg broke 1scl pig late months, closing steady
RIO quoted s,eady regular Grst 200; good second
500; exchange prlvate). 97; receipts. 5000 bags
Rio clcances for United States 10000 bags total stock
$4,000 bags Santos receipts 1900 bags receipts at RIO
July "a September "a. 1889 500 coo bags; same time
1853 LIZ 900 bags time 1887, 4o5 900 bags re-
cepts at Santos, July 70 September o. 1889, $4,000
bags; same time 1888, 10000 bags same time 1887
92G 900 bags Rotterdam quotes good ordinary Java 02c
sal here today II hays as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Sept g. D. m.-ConsOls. % Is 10 ,or IA, ncy
and Oh Tor thu account Atlantic and Great Western first
ttlsteeS certificates 3D. Canadian Pacific 20
Erie 20s second consols 1862 MEXICAN ordinary
iii: RSadng o3's; Mexican Central. new per
cent bonds CO.., Spanish A.. 74's. lar silver Is quoted
az 40 Igd Der ounce. The Of discount IN the orn
market Tor short bills Is per cent India Council bills
wof ailnftod advance ~ l-l61 rupee.
paris adyiccs quote per cent 80 francs 57'a
confines for The ana exchange London At -
francs ~ centimcs for checks The amount Of bullion
withdrawn from Bank Of England balance to-day ia
l59, 900 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26

Liverpool, sept .25, 345 p. m.-Beet-Hoders offer
moderately; extra India firm Cos; prime mess
steady at AIS 90. Pork ana hams-IIoltcrs oner mod
eratsy BacOa-The supply Il poor long clear mii1le6
H. at 37s Cheese-H Holders moderator
Talow and tupentine-Iloders orer freely. RosnH old
Offer indefinitely. Lard, spot ana futurus-lIoders
offer moderately; prime Western spot September
steady at S2 "a; October AID November steady 32s
Wheat and fOur-IiOldc-s offer moderately. Com, spot
and futures-HOders Onet moderately; mixed Western
spot steady az Il 81 Hops ut LOndOu-lacinc COust-
Holders are not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
TIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

c,,a.,. rrrioD stock Yards. Sept 26.-tThe DtoVers
Jou,naa 2eports: CattleRecepts 10 600 shipments
40 Ntarket sow Zoe lower; beeNes ~ ds4 90 {;
oCO s9sH "a stockers and feeders ~ 15aS2 90 cows
bulls aud mixed q IeAns cae 81 ooSoS oS
sbipments 600 Market strong; mixed, $3 9oaI - =
heavy 80 75dSi 30 light sidA 70 skps W 5odsl %
pccents 600 shipments, ~ SEQ. Market strong
nayc a. 5ogs IS: Western. t3 60es4 is Texans IS 10
q . lambs "a 50dfU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
THE PETROLEUM MARhET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Trading in crude options at the Consolidated tx
change again fell into dulness, while smaller pro
nortionaI decrease In business occurred at the Stock
Exchange yesterday The records at each exchange
were trivial and the character Of the operations con
tnued purely professional. At the opening bullish
news was posted from the Jefferson Centre pool JUS
total output fallen from 1000 barrels to 1000
barrels day This susssd to el;Sek furtl,er
from the bear faction and small covering or shorts
tbe market rallied TO 80 Is In the early alter
noon. Intense dulness afterward prevailed win
fluctuations between that figure and % - cents, tho
latter being the final price. There no change 10
the home refined markets, but will be seen below
cpr,ifcate market closed dull but steady.
The range of prices and the total dealings we're
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26

greasy 9dd1s lid do locks pieces 6La10nd Taa
mana-is bales secured oa9iad; Do lveks "a p,eeex
ga greasy 7lzalod Cape, OF Good Hope, az Natsi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26

any activity by the recent reduction IN prices. High
ocean freight rates help to restrict business quota
teSt in New-York and Philadelphia, and 705 cents In
Baltimore. . ,. -.
Foreign quotations were easier az Antwerp ae
II 1-sdI7 IA francs and at Bremen ar $50 marks,
and unchanged at London, at 1l-16ao 1916 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
F'dIs
standard Of classified

The option market again unsettled and speculation
quite moderate. september rose points during the
early hours cOntinucl buying by shorts" Later
months responded With advance OF 2e1 points but there
freer ceiling thereafter and that together with weaker
advices from Liverpool, caused general reaction. Sep
timber closed points better. October and November |
point up while other deliveries lcft practically unchanged
1r,u, tar1a hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26


Net cash bal 1886 O5o s271 osl 100 Inc. s745o7
In London British consols were steady at
96 1916 for money and II 6 lower at 81 for ac-
count. The Bank Of England lost $4,000
bullion on balance In the open market money
was harder al A per cent for discount of bankers
bills Bar silver was 1-sd. higher at AZ IL Cd
per ounce English standard and India Council
bills were allotted at an advance on
Lied per rupee. American rhlroads
opened firm with Louisville and Nashville stock
special feature Stocks were carried over settle
ment for next account at 4a5 per cent; AZ Psris
French per cents declined 10 S6.37 l-2 and
sight exchange on London was frmer at 25.27
francs for sterling
The Washington Trust Company has been ap-
pojnted registrar Of the stock Of the ChrlStophef
and Tenth Street Railroad Company. and Will be
ready to register stock on Monday next
The following securities were sold the Real Estate Elk
change and Auction Room, limited, BY Adrian H. Muller
10 shares Park Fire Insurance Company, 20. - - r.
$1,000 ST. Louis Alton aad TefFe Haute H. IL w.
go shares indian Queen Mining and Milling Co.. 6oc
100 Shares Carbonate I'M Mining Co.. SOC per share
400 shares Florida Railway and Navigation Co. poief-
300 shares Florida Railway and Navigation Co, common,
'-V shares Pennsylvania Coal Co.. 30
5000 Galveston, Harrisburg and san Antonio II X"
~ a5o shares Sew.YoE, LacEawanns Western r r
Co. Is per cent guaranteed Dell Lack and West Il H.
100 shares San Miguel Gold Placer Mining Co.. 81 10
per share. - . ,. ,. r. ~
s sha res Commonwealth Insurance Co. 1007.
1S shares STANDARD OIL Trust 1f2hulfL
10000 Chicago Burlington and Quincy r. II per cent
- 900 oregon Pacific L. r. Co. LIST Mortgage land
Grant Sinking Fund pr cent gold bonds due oct J.
1900. 100.