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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06
pEskNskLsss AGAINST srsr.
Property Owners Waiting for the
t.uacfi te Act.

rkAFTA&s Aus g.
To rus EngTee Replying ta ths sn.
CURRY. when Ars yea Sulax II rveulAas'
viii say. bot siil something : done - pse,-
tect buildings frela nse aaTtag saI after
construction. a. well as tae inuamesas,ip
tents and nse traps In aad cas- Vi ths Gsp
ismlts.
The position nSs seems - h. an iazu p
fcsent supply ~ water. az 1oo small snAtns
Ia he srFNteesile. sud taiFi rate eng ines
which nessi constant repafF the xaHpiv -
trucks and hsse u insufficient AT electric
alarm system Is imperative, sns ATe kaass
along The water fustnt are rx9n3Eazl ;stg pre.
testsnn Of tire @hssyvs and sfg assts=s<
The Atnatt0a j. ssasntak. - IL Aef
f~assihse b. devise Uteaas ~ 81 sxAsz pa
italy protect oar lives Nsa rEtsgertY aF
Ntll it be iSss difficult 81 tsWsEa Hs5s.sefss
After saNtaef ksSst hFa sasn 81 raise Asra
thousands nsse g. fEWRVGt Il
We trust tass tnS cbsy fathers wsa 81
slss scsnS means - fssextsag atsss8hsF great
eoafsxrs,iaB. ard taas Il wsu b. a.,za
quickly. II nEkERssas 4 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06
TO-DAY AT CHArTAuoGA.
Temperance study. Usder Dirse'
sssn Of Mary Aliau wess.

This l. temperance week Al ChzstsEqss-
under direction Of Niss Mary Allan West
eGlsor ~ Tie tsiss signal. Chscsg1. Miss
West s. the oFiEsastsT oi the school -
Netiass, and had unprecedented sssceess
10 tie Sss YORK thaafasfgan. This
school, has beea very popular ~ Lake a.
Funiak. Florida. Lsne0 Pine, Nebraska,
snd osaeF summer g2fheriBss unt1f her
management. foiieslnx i. The pT0grstan1e
~ to9sYs exeTti$fs
IosJ a nu.--Prsysr. e.. exx1g. "seigbiy
lnds.
50 ia N -~PaFlIameniary Drill. Mrs
J simonds. Vancouver.
II 90 q n---I.sstgre--Aiehalic- sf1 izss
tIaa; Mar Allan West
$50 D. m-fayal Temperance Lezson
Worn. Mrs, L. Hidden, van
fFf1T&f.
% .. m.---ieetaFs Teistoi. Rev.
Eses e. HoHxhsSns Portland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

A EksEas NAsss --Evtss slH 8 scg
81 sPpssr Al Tsra a. sso@sce ve,sass
3s1 sst fesusssiAF eTsniaEs Is a p.f.l
Match. ~g'Ssk.kS sa fEttr sTeant ensase-
nssa& sa >&n kfAsss3scss sac k.sassg ia.
saYs
AZ Aha E@sA as lshi EsNas snt H1ls.
tAe ssaaess'ssas. 6e3 8 Fsf kfes asalss. aus
'sssefasd IS 7 se Ess 81 4 psfhz, NzsrA
asst sep Aas tsay Axye - Fetsrr a.hss'
ssh ssiegs.s-s s. stAE fassse z&A &aEe xssya Il
tsttzH So So f@kfSs sNsHs l azs b.
afkrs - Ms.oskxs Rsd AszV as s.,
sssss, ss4tS sAS 5a& IS sse rss 4A.rs aes
walls gasarss es,eaSsstAszs V saie Eesas-A
= ~ Ssse@Esl ~ svzs. ass estesF a. gfes $
= &atV 81 = FNa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06
FOUND N 1 DRFTIne BOAT.
A BixkeIey Mill Emplsye. Dead
From Exposure.


Afs q eek Fs<sEnzsF Fsnys51T. uhtar
the sxx girxDas- 90 her Nsy frosa PERI
El2xeszyto Blskxs ks1.xsss was EzsszEfSx he
ssssh esa 81 ne island. . fssnf err Of
s.hefg9 wxs bard ~ csPs@za Pee. i
wa talk AL tsxxv. szt Che captain bad
HAS 1ExeuftY Ia Eating TIE spa
vaeuee TIE ss5zEsS6 e&zns. . AssSs % fase
rosz bow Ire tag sAs ssssNst ss9sH sa1
heates sasxs9 ssss zsot
csc rxAD. .SorzKx rStsg
sac Axd nas roz.s . Azr1sed paris shsn
q szSxnxs sigfsf nzs. gEse gaze OF me Viz
sialzs ersx. Ia "a oEsn. sater-iozsei
soss. werg tao un4a. che sytuz prssErsse on
fsas b5stnm &ns tie other sssted sfsf Bal
rsxIfstSx 81 TIE xaN&ale. Ga spYrsssf D.
ing he erass Captain Price saW tnas tts
saan Ia Tas bgktsszzs ~ tkss bal . 81 fisAss
zssa thst LIS ether sxsErznf Vas nearly 50.
The e~sfs s. ss bali fab Of sister. aEsd eYsFs
uage s91esi - - sssteuis. lh1 HAS
sac anzhipped @s41 s.ang froEn side t.
sksa. sud nsst az css or aayfnans re-
Isssasl % Tire boat
rHg sEs gpzSTfFfED-
A boat heck bvsagks ne sExsag~sd sssaf
slozaxsssse, snd tha tao mea we're taken
aR.ari A esossF sefut5ny regealesi sasAf
sdsntlsy 81 TIE oaiesrs ~ the iag- Eae
ia tfs FtsTs BimkeiaT n1tf., 1n1 ssle @shtf. I'D
- hs,zn fstfe life still remained. IS os oFge
Curtis, 4 hgze smith 81 Port BsAksies As
The latter was lifted as-eAEa tne iiig ne
Eansmnred Port klssslsy, . o esssk
ard ''Gs&n IL boat, and sEfsl3e5; me
elsssgs 20 taik baylaz Proved TOO Inae9 - -
him The Virginia steamed 5Acs 20 f'eft
Blzksiey and landed Curtis aud TIE cody
Of Aecslf shs then pest sssgstf aH5 started
here fur rnesiiesi ssssstsue@- IN tne
meantime Carts sAs reFEs0Ftsi - DTS nome
The virginia reschei beTs shorty after 6
o'cloek CaR'ala Free fsaiad Df; "a ~
ami retaraed iramesstAselF wfts hsfz TO
Port Biaka5eY Or. Sgn2rf Faafe al exaSHi-
nation of Curtis. who wHs then uscon-
x-soHs FROM tie sN poss1re. Tie pronounced
his eoss.iiiea extremely critical, but ex-
pressed hopes iof bis recovery.
HALr-Bgggp MISSING.
~ Port iilskeiy IL was learned that Ne
all sud Curtis. y ho are old residents Of
Port Risksley. left there early SUNDAY with q
half breed esnfsioyssi in the mill, IN a
ssnsii saiiboar for MrCait's aim on Clam
bay. Whist beeame 81 the hslf-eYeea and
bow Mccall and Curtis caEne 10 BE- ia the
pFeGiesment they we're IN When found eau
only be guessed o..
eAFs3xED IN a @s9pALI~
Frogn few broken sentences dropped By
CARTS II 10 learned that the party reached
their destination IN safety and started for
home aisogs O'Clock In the evening, and
that an hoDr later squall cspsized the
boat. drowning tbs half breed ari NcGail
How Metals body happened % be ia the
boat unless he died from exposure seems
mystsrious A the hours O'Clock sunday
eyenlsg-ghas the sceiaent Is supposed 10
have happened strong sind wes blowing
Of Blskss Island Gnd quite a sea MAS Gul-
ming
Curtis aud Mccall both have wives re
siding az Pert Biskeiey. Metals remains
alli be Inferred here tomorrow afternoon
~ it'll Masonic hoa3s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06
Prospect Avenue Improvement.
OFFICE or THE City CLERK
Or THE CITY OF sEATTLg.
So, I

SEATTLE, ". r. Aug G. fSsal
Notice is hereoy given TO the owners of
properly condemned by ordinance Ne.
LISP, entitled An ordinance to- locate. es-
tablish aud extend Prospect avenue. in The
.lty 81 Seattle. extending from the east
lire OF Ash street in the city Of ses ttIe. 10
t8e center line of Box street and 10 PRO
VIDE Tor the condemnation OF real estate
necessary therefor, hat they, the said
pfoiefty-oWnerS, are hereby required to
aproint eiie pc son 10 act with two other
persons Zone 10 be appointed by the owners
OF prop rty seuchteu BY the provisions of
said ordinance No. | los. and one 10 be APP
pointed by the mayor Of said city OF Seat
tiel IN appfsising ard assessing damages
4na eeneh within and fort assessment
0lstFici, described and established hy see
non OF sasd ordinance NJ. !, l65, In Ac,
cords e. With the pr9vtsious Of section To-
oi IN act Of the iegisla urc of the ter itorv
OF Washington, eatltlei. An aet - re-
wise and amend tue charter of the c.ty OF
seattle, approved February !. is>s, said
appointment is 10 be made in writing and
filed with the city clerk of the city of Sc
attic on or before the 18th day of August,
a. ID. iss9 q. W. FERRIS. City Clerk.
FIRST publication of this notice, Tuesday,
August g. lSSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
For King aud kitsap Counties. To
ne 0eId Ia Seattle.

A teachers ias itBte Tor King and Kll
sap counties viii bs held al the UBiyersiiy
bais8lhg So this city, beginning THURSDAY
ARams; :, continuing unsiI "Wednesday
August IA All teachers Of the two
counties are expected % attend The Ia
ssltste wiEl D. coEduGted By Saperintcn
drnss = A. Pussy. Of King county aud :.
A nsekey 81 kEisAp.
No modern teacher needs - be told II
tie advantage Of these ueefiEss. Lest
sesae stray swgy fearing inability 20 se.
cure accosaEalsia, IONS, q mas ~ said that
~ every suu-et there are quarters for thirty
Tssre t-aopse than nj the beginning 81 the
day. sssd fsssga i fOaad Ter all " no come
q. fssssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06
MOLE THAN FORTY THOUSAND
OEseial Returns Of King County
Assessors Census.
In~r~ase Of leo Per Cent In I've
Yoars Seattle Gained
800 Last Year.

The CO nsns OF King county Was suf'-
10 tied TO tie hoard Of eg,vasy commission
srs 6y Assessor Jaiins Horton yesterday.
From the summary published below y
vii ~ seen that the pal population u the
coan.y - s0.-ss. az which Sesttle has
$50 sri tnst paTs outside OF the city,
HOS. This Is an ia resse Of over 400 in
tha county IN two years, taking the nsEs
Of Iss7 as correct. OF Sn sctaal increase 81
sss,ssr aQ.0sa. making dae allowances for
ths deficiencies of tne lss- census.
OF coarse the eeasls was 10, taken As
AZ grrgtesy IS il is every decade by the
I-ritea states government. anss il Is there
IL p Ear short fFaEn showing the fall por,s-
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Msaw 81 fr~o~aeFe Aaogxsa as ~.
Appraiser.

tise sassssas sYfar@Assss sFfssE1sosf ~ sasa
sssS KeFsrsstenk - Asza>ss es=ssessgs ass
Hssuksss IN tEae sfFszs sstentag s
sssstEAsensag s9ssesasasssas nssa sS.s
sseissssg a. sAe esscs os Gas Atsezes
AsesFtssa. tes tie psFEssss 81 sss. ~ ~
sSssas gNnssal fsAm 81 asxsH
,,Sts A1o<Esss Als4ss&sA as q al
Aslixs. sss tGe rzsa 81 sss.s.x 8 aa.sst s.z.ss,.
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tasssg & a. gesn Hsahe a. sea So sat
ates s@gtas scar sfszsl FsgsA tsss esss ~
NesA b&s asss 80 have {1esVasa.s esp
ssAsf - ssssesFsssfsaS. 49, are aaerEnx A.
SFs& ~ ssses sasa@ sss4 th.e as~& sd.
sfAl e@ssa ~ assw gsSess rsssasss-s a.
4ss4S ss9 ,5zx Essss6s asszssS 81 As.sssf isas-v
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.
sxarIr. Asg.

ckAElAEs Atzk. p
The ssss esfeh OF ssinan q sny saes fhfs
e&ssa wss raate today by Ioras asaeE-
nea. TIE esh hare been sccss1 fer for
soxae sfrae past bag ap - toz5sY bat ss~
arrezres in the harE~g-. sseTe-as ssaTlies
wsre eat tbs morning and the tsls2l NUN
bsr uf fsh taken viii exceed 90 TIE
character Of the sai1a1 f&kea dis.Sx .sne
frgn catches Of the psss- The es2ue-iss
are get gate ready 70 eon rselce opera
sIcszs. bat as seyr-xs days VII ssaFse before
safsIssen. stock - work on CO p BE gathered.
they wfEl hsse saEsSieut time ~ prepare
theraseIves. Il u expected that al .ae
eanneriss viii beEsn work within the next
few weeks so prize has Aeen agreed On
b. the EsherEnen as pet On this srors
there j. Liable TO BE some eIfsicn " at tss
start There u al active local demand fo'
fresh s4lInon. and local dealers can better
as-aEd 10 pay fancy prizes than the can
nerymea. This. until tbs asa becomes
very pseniifal. Is likely 81 cause the 60 a
ngryusea saEae Inconvenience
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE Re
CEIFIs During the last - boar
the merchandise ara prpfzsce receipts 81
8 &
resi 50 tons; Columbia & Puget SOUND
railroad, 80 tons. SeAitie Lske shore q
Eastern railwav. 81 tens hy waSsr-
/ Biz ard se1ss. SIS tons: J. G. Britain y
tons. Cts1laiy. IS tons. Eliza Ausiers.sa.
tons four seows Of brick. 30 soas- loss.
/ reeefssfs, aTsl tons
SHIPMENTS - DBr5Sg the las :,
/ hours goods aud merchsns'5ss we're saiepsG
I frof, e4a tie 20 The surrounding eoons n
/ fellows Pagsf sound saoFa raj. tssis
Columbia & Puget Soui6 FsIlros3, % tons
I seattle, Lake S6ore & E4sts RI railway Ia
tons Bv wAfer-Casaagse. II tons. tlsrs
I heswn. fosS: W. r. NunFoe, II tons
/ E4ith. Il tons; sksgit Sa'et. 10 fons
Michigan. 4 tons. Augusta. 81 tons queer
( City. 6 tons: willamette. :, - lous. lotz
shipments. 2 g76 tons
I NaTU9g OF RECEiPTS-Twelve .uh'
/ butter. 3 esses eggs, - b0X hsh. fSeks
oars. % eases boots and sices. 30 h9xes
I lard. cars steel rails, car ice. car
! building stone. ear hogs. ! car -four, "a
head sheep, / ear ca tie, l. cars stone.
car -four. car fruit. 90 hesa hegs III heao
cattle, i3n,0.e feet lumber. ] 90 ssexs oais
( 80 tons stoIse. SO tons rock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06
NEsLER AVENUE TAX N0rIcF-THR

tax levied by the city council i'm the
district created by Ordinance NO. ST.. 70
pI.Siie Tor the grading of Tesler avenue
tMill street, from point midway between
Fourth and Fifth 10 Williamson. and con-
straeung sidewalks thereon, Is now due
aud payable at the Office OF the city treas
nrer. Ala taxes not paid within forty DAYS
oi The irst publication OF this notice will
cent. added, aud Interest at the r.fe ~ 10
per cent. charged.
9. W. FEgRIs, City Clerk.
FIRST publication oi this notice, 1ues1ay,
AIsguSt 8. $50 -. ,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

Al the pFoperfy 81 the Sutro Tunnel
Company has been transferred 20 the
Union Trust Company. OF New York.
10 satisfy the mo tgage held hy Hugh
Ne lfn0nt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

bvNSaw Mas la tha Ren~fa~, q See.
AsaAN@Eus Agg So. AGA sstsx
Harsh o oregon. hAs beer aprss7 fs,ssa
sFSffsa examiner sn 1azs ren<fssn essfsre
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!. H.
I..-t.2.id
Icspeq
|klfrIcE
tbY

Notice 1
opsrty
Us. cnti
Rlisll All
~ of Y
reef As
)e cen'eI
)de for n
opefty-s
bpints
kr~nns 4
proper1
IA ofiif
United b
d in AZ
sd bene
5sificf, d
On 4 81
prdstc &C
an act
q WASH
be and
attic. 4
|ppointn
Jed Will
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FfyE SgfE ss'a C8sese x -- gvf~e.7,,a! -
Ma : 14F-sA hss pare ssss.s1 Tia, S-sef. -
esass Asssasszs - Fs-arrh. Rss5s. s.s sz sss
reeSsfs sfross 50 = azeM - saba faes-
t&anA 4hss a@ek 80 tssss A4aes as-A
~ ~ tsr sEsscs ~ Esses - ST. Asaa.zs-ss esd
@Hf = Nsf as - Esz73a ss& fae 4as-ssl.sa
IS ssN 4Gs CAss 3 ssss.sss hte
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Hce,ss sEeeES 80 ezsefr5ay k&fus Fs.,s..
grasiias sssssgat tfse nsoEs1 esmp from
>sxtA sd rs nia s-rssss - IsSs3af sfryss.
4 fe@sNsfEF - an sho8i3 have tsfVea nan
s h-sFsss 90 tAf ~ = easap - E8ssinx aitA
$50 k2sseS snE Il Il s1s.ssfsa~s ~ 49,.
taeHs- Tar astszks wefa = 1zv JEsssss
Sac aaTsf Spsa RAW as ass0 peaa.s.. fss,
h.sasias We tAe bsTuess asrkrst q
Iasy Ners Refsh ssssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

THE 0LD SIfE CHOSEN The joint meet
ing of ;he Bal Association. Beard al Trade
and Chamber 81 Commerce, called 90 Eaees
AZ the courthouse las. ntsht a. discuss the
courthouse sita question aegenefascsi
WAS rePtess isiiVa II ANY enc OF the $3.50
Citations, At soCigsk the courtroom was
vel tlied. Many prominent citizens.
members OF the three associations. were
present, bat u wss very evident tbai ar
eatstsic cicmenf vas present IN sufficient
iorUe 80 eontg0l the meeting The
meeting was = very Stoffay ONE devoted
mainly 70 examinations and fesstEatustiovas.
aud resulted "a a vote taToTing The seventh
sfys,4st stsF
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Irresistible Bargains in UndelV|s|

The phenomenal bargains thai have made our En-, s..
ular with the purchasing public are TorMIY Er,ms1p
the MARVELLOUS VALUES OFFERED TINS Wryr 2
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notice
property
|)oh ans
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A
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lGe for
etesxal
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point
efsoias
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|payors
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] The i
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|nd other
q the sol,
lowing Ia
rn made
Iiiuons.
We have
! the pref
3jl b. inc
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Veeap
easy ter
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

WaHsF THIRvss Hsg So ovEe.-H agy
Martha asd Genry y hwitEe. the horse
tAseycs. srrv bseneht bSfore Justice Miller.
,e>ze 8sy s.segmoan fgF Fsess a5asfy hear.
.ass Hsi taa N&aF2sS. osse SO s1sagug 3
HeFsF aMa The Us asE az xrsna }zsnens ia
sfeslsns q agsRy ssts3tes AMI aihet gFap.
pings 0sasb THsa sAlYed e18TeInsttei
asfa aeTe hoa 5 oser 20 await the aetsaa
og the sFaa8 laFf "a tAe sam " s. $50 esea
afSs1 SIS , ssf4fsso ghange
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HARDWARE SroAss KesuEo.-The bur
lars wha are operating ia seattle evidently
ST spars sunday nishE for gathering hard.
wsre. sag tafvt stores we're visited Camp
bell & Atstusais, -ueofs and { niorl ssrsst.ts
hssk Twelve sio7eu f<e kss kniyes ASH two
Cox : reNvtfNfS. Ihs thiVxex entered
taFomgb = .uigw a. tas rear J ~ hraFa.
iust opposite. missed several tazen silver
plated kafyss ana forks The hTrxizrs
here s - vnisged from Use sssf A ssurss AZ
- a AIRED away from the Harxe bnl }ssfsg
by q policeman. waiIe sftetgug "a ga.
SgaaCe ibFo&EA fFcat y JossSw
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Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-12
Hogs.

The market in light hogs was in good con-
dition, the demand being strong and the re-
ceipts light. The best light hogs sold about
the same as yesterday, that is at Sl4050o
4.011S. The buyers =, reported their light
droves as costing strong yesterdays prices,
and some a shade stronger. The heavy and
mixed packers opened slow. The Boston
buyers were doing nothing, Friday being
their day of, and the packers took advantage
of the situation TO hammer prices. The
trade was pretty slow for some time, the
sellers being unwilling to make the con-
cessons, and holding out for steady prices
The bids were in many cases 5Gl0c lower
After pounding around the greater share of
the forenoon, the buyers took a start just
before midday and cleaned up what was left
in short order The market closed about
steady with yesterday, but a good many hogs
sold during tho low time did not bring yes
terday's prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1i.-[Special Telegram to
THE BEE. l-CATTLE-The receipts were d.
vided at about 5000 natives. 1000 Texans
and 1900 rangers. Business was slow and
prices weak on all classes of natives, the
very best export and shipping steers shar-
ing in the weakness. The big run of rang
ers so late in the week about shut out the de-
mand for medium and plain natives, and
when sales of such were made prices showed
decline of l0@l5c. Native butchers stock
and Texans, being already down to low
water mark, showed little or no change
either way. Best rangers, like best natives,
sold shade OFF and other classes of
rangers shared in the general down
,urn. The general market closed unset.
tied and unsatisfactory, Choice to extra
beeves. 1900 to 1900 lbs. SI40(G4S7lS; |;
medium to good steers, 1850 10 1900
lbs. S390d460; 100 to 1850 lbs, So 35U@
4.30; $50 TO 1900 lbs, So 009395; stockers
and feeders, Sl90(d3.0O; cows, bulls and
mixed, sl.004lS0; bulk, $l.756l2.l0; Texas
steers, S2.OO0e300 cows, 81 100; wes-
tern rangers, Sl.050e3.60.
Hoes--Business opened active, with prices
equally as strong as yesterday and early
sales showed prices fully as high. Later,
and especially after shippers got what they
wanted, there was sharp down turn any
where from 8 to l0c, especially on packers,
buyers not bidding over S400(G405, and a
large plumber We're closed out at this range,
the same selling early at Sil0(94. 10. Best
heavy and shipping grades sold largely at
VI. iotI4.SO, an occasional lot at S4.35 Light
sorts. made sI35@4.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-12
The IRON MARKET.
An Advance OF 81 Per Ton In Bes.
semer Pic.

PrTTsBuRa, Pa, Oct 1.-THE American
Manufacturers monthly report of the condi-
tion of blast furnaces in the United States
shows 1913 in blast aud 2s6 out of blast. The
weekly tonnage of those in operation is 1873,
$40 anu OF those idle 1895. In the btu
mlnous or coke furnaces in blast there is an
increase in capacity of Il, ,i63 tons since Sep
tember |. As compared to the capacity of
the furnaces in blast october /, 1SSS, there
is an increase of %, $50 tons. This is due to
the increased demand for Bessemer pig which
is now active and is quoted at sci cash,
which is an advance of 81 i'll the last two
weeks and 81 in the last week.
The fluctuations in the prize OF Bessemer
pig have been considerable since the first of
the year. January it was quoted at Sl7,
and IL declined steadily until June, when IL
reached $3.50, the lowest notch. Now it is
held at SCI, and but few can be found who
will accept orders at that price. The tiuctu-
atoms IN rails, blooms, bllets, and slabs
have been in proportion. At the beginning
Of the year rails and slabs were selling at
SIS, and blooms and billlets at $3.50. In
June, rails reached $3.50 and blooms, bill
let's, and slabs were held at S!7 The pres
eut quotations are: Rails, $;2; blooms ana
billets, S33; slabs, S3i which is an advance
of $500 in rails, So in blooms and billets, and
81 in slabs since June.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-12
Ticket office, 1905 Farnam. Gen'l v


The most extensive and elaborate
feast known in history was that given
by Geore Nevll, brother to the great
earl of Warwick, at his installation
into the archbishopric of York, in the
year l470. The feast was made for the
nobility, gentry and clergy. The state
ment of the amount of food consumed
is simply startling. Below is the bill
of fare in full: Three hundred quar-
ters of wheat, 800 tons of ale, l04 tons
Of wine, l pipe of spiced wine, so fat
ted oxen, 6 wild bulls, 800 pigs, 1O,0O4
sheep, 800 hogs, 5000 geese, 5000 ca
pons, 100 peacocks, 200 cranes. 200 kids,
1000 chickens, 1000 pigeons, 1000 rab-
bits, 204 bittern, 4 600 ducks, 400 hern-
sizes, 200 pheasants, 500 partridges, 1900
woodchucks, 400 plovers, 100 curlews,
100 quails, 1000 eggets; 200 roes, 1000
bucks, does and roebuclis. One hun
dred and tifty-fve hot venison pasties,
10000 dishes of jellies, 1000 cold veni-
son pastics, 2.000 hot custards, 1000 cold
custards, 10000 tarts, 800 pixies, 800
Dreams, calls, and porpoises. At this
mighty banquet the earl of Warwick was
steward, the earl Of Bedford treasurer,
and Lord Hastings controller. There
were 1000 cooks employed, besides 90
kitchen helpers and 200 walters.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-12
Live Stock Notes.

T.. NJ. Sackett came in from Albion.
Woodgate K Co., of Utica, marketed hogs.
NJ. S. O'Brien came in from Atkinson with
hogs.
H. Guud s. Co., OF Blue Hill, was in to-
day.
d. Gamet, of Mondamln, Ia, was in
with hogs.
A. Gordon represents Seward and haa hogs
on the market.
Arcadia was represented by W. ii. Beale
who sold hogs.
o. II. Hohnquest, of Oakland, was IN with
two cars of hogs.
George f, Burch, of McCovl Junction, had
hogs on the market
j. S. Potter came IN from Shelby, Ia, +,
with hogs and cattle.
John Strobe came down from Boise City,
Ia, with four loads of cattle.
O'Neill was represented by Mr.. Cowgirl,
who had three cars OF cattle.
s. NJ. Davis, of F'etterman, Wyo., had
load of cattle on the market.
j. ]. Woodhiser, of West Side, Ia, was in
and bought two cars Of feeders.
Il. Dunn, of BOISE City, Wyo., was on the
market with six car loads of cattle.
Anderson, Ia, was represented by A. j.
Fecht, who bought three cars of feeders.
Bob Goshorn, a we'll known newspaper
man OF Wayne, was looking over the yards
to-day
Mr. Spears, of Daugherty & Spears, ship
pers at Hawthorne, Ia, was over with load
OF hogs. He states that there is plenty Of
stock feeding, and that the young pigs are
being fattened rapidly on the new crop Of
corn.