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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

yI,HE NEW. FAST STEAMER FAIRHAvES
-GKAxEs FoK-
rtsaiaay. Ccapevifie. AnkcurtaS Fairhsven.
Pei IL Rhau3. scheme. NhatecEa and way ports
Mcnaay. Wednesday aad Friday IS ,. "a.
The stcsmes skag;f chief vii vu1 On &N0ve
time card daring temporary lay-1P of steamer
EatfhsvcE-
Returning. leaves seattle sor Tacoma wedues-
aSy. Er3aGy aA3 SasAsF * 20 3. IA from seattle
" aFefaQSsse Go. hart
BAKER, NkCGS q co. Agents. Seattle.
= u. WILSON, sfxus Fal Manager. Tacoma
=. l. Goa GILL. AeefaG Fa2saAsSa,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28
eFATrrr.xnArcnn porrr

Steamer Washington Ieaves Seattle at p m
snndays T8esaays and Thursdays arrives As
v haterm 81 =. 70. next day. Returning, leavss
Whsseora At y. m. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays: arrives &C seattle ali a. N next aAy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28
uoogs CANAL Aovzn-sEEAAEa JOSE

re sgsAsses taseHhEne al hsNse ASf&e 5
l-ss AZ EAzs sass 81 &arssi steze1. = e11esssNs
- ~esarssaH ssaEnsNz Sc SO & - SO E@sE
49, reasxek 4essz sssEg sd Al WAg 20 -
81 Massts fsArki Sc GTwses ae8Ees ( ssaa -
y sass6s a15 AssnFsatas EzazNsrE saT fsesgBt -
FazxzSs 4SSsH = 1895 g zssAa nRsf5 % On
- sARE M GILLESPIE. Maslsx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

Reeurrfnr. Ieayes whasccm &C T-se n N Tues.
days Ih1rs1ays ard Saturdays. On The sssar-
Car sgzp The Point AFeH4 gees tarczkn . sSAtties
Fzre from Pert Townsend 70 Seastle- u Until fur~
TIER ncssee rassenrrrs a fsei9hf from Seastie for
the = ards 81 the Pert An@Eass s11ee54F and
FRIDAY trips vii BE- carried On she Washington
Steamboat ard TRANSPORTATION Co. 3 EseaZeE
Esai1n - Port Townsend % Tuesday ard Ihnrs-
cay nights ard Transferred dsrrce 20 TIE Pprs
Arpns. On these cars the ". s ]. Co VIII
Issue tickets and Ill f-e5ghs thrvagh 20 desEi-
HERBERT T. EEECHER, Manager
IA HATFIELD. Agent, seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

Frssssfgh seeAersrS fs8ga SaAtfse as sali1ws
Fez san FrsaczsszS Va eeTt xnwnsen6 an5
EhQsuFsk AZ = ~ frAsS@aEEgs rNS444e3 "a
Haaes 81 8 Z. n EAaesz sSF g 8 - - = asa1 a
a. eTeFv sxe eAys tasresgter-
80 AlkskAe Gsscs1nhxg sra q a. a -.
Fsssns san Fgnar4.cn 40 Nar80Fss aSa3 R1res
souas per1xs Al q "a. bessg1aef 3 = II -
~ ard 81. az9 every eve aAys tseF~.
&eFaE
Tsekszs xsky ee ehssiesss ~ rs eGca 81 sae
8tsoDAE1. PEENfSs Z co.
kseHsFaA AeezzG
Ns. r Msrkss xsgess. S2a Fvsncaseo, ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

Attena The free arr exhfbItioa sff Third
street. beginning ThHFssiey. beeeinhsF ~ and
cpntinmauR until SATURDAY. tgc 2sgh, day and
eTentitg. Admission ard tnstrucIlon free Earn.
pies given away. All ase invited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28
AND SHIPPING.
a.etstiens in Potatoes Still
Rule High.
~ fEw MOVEMENTS IN HOPS
- oats DiminlshInx and Prices
r.ehsngsd-Psoaase Receipts
ans sh3pm&nts.

EKATx1g. Dec. ~.
<..s.nzss AZ the Seattle Clearinghouse
S. were slla. 1915.
1900 q iuKaber uas SHIPPED 70
- solay over the Puget Sound
- Northern pzeiAc railroads
-. -s@esuer Esixg Anderson brought IN
- n potatoes from eoupeyilie To-
= changes have occurred IN the
g. raa,ket. Values hold % the high
'...@rs given ri the weekly review
ss.ss.x Weduesdav. The market II
- snpplisd. The demand eosltia-
Mssry good. -,
~ ~ ssssn,er Henry Bailey left here last
- - s;fty-two tons Of miscellaneous
- different points on tie skAest
-. have changed none in the past
rhev are still Is duh As i il posi-
ssss.sIers to be. Dealers ars buying bat
,<sv and that. too. 81 their own hgnrsa.
-. ~ As quoted IN the last sist pub
- There Is nothing doing Ia woes-
- tfssse ia wheat Tor ieeling purposes
.s~sssrsly sr.larging, The demand =
= sssxy Inst now and the market Is ~
ss.ssnf condition generally. Receipts Of
=. bEgs been yery light for several days
g - npder the pressure Of brisk de-
- ssocks have decreased "a aize con-
$500. The market Is very quiet yet
= sn.i steady. Commission men are
sss.nr bus lightly and offerings are not
~, = tusaeroas as they were few weeks
PRICES are unchanged. The situation
! e Nav market il exactly the same -
a. esf market with the exception tnal
.s.r.nss ars mere numerous.
Esss remain firm at quotations. Trans
s.Iuss are not very numerous paippins
awgy quist
wrreH.splsx axp Faonrcg EgcErrTs.
ne,.s.e The last "a hours the merchandise
q nrcsauee receipts at this port were ~
shee Puget sound Shore road. 10
- Columbia & Puget sound railroad,
5 sens: seatsse. Lake saore q Eastern
aasax. SIS tons. 1iy water Eliza Amber.
= Is ions; Edith. tons, Washington,
Iaa. shree scows brick, go tons. Total
nxgls, i,t6 tons.
FHfrmEETs q
nsssng the last "a hours goods and mer-
asndIse we're shipped from Seattle 20 the
nteanAlag country a. follows Puget
sal shore road, A. tons: Columbia
/ fnast sound railroad, 81 tons Seattle,
- shore 4 Eastern railway, III ions
s water Heary Bailey. So tons; Michi-
-. tons. state 81 Washington, - tons;
LA. 5 tons; Mabel tons. Lilly. I tons;
F.sfxeoa. ton; Clara Brown. 7 tons;
|KK. Nerwin. ~ tons; Haytien Republic,
- tons; Glide, 6 tons Grace, tons
lasussa, ? tons. Total shipments, i,Ssi
kA
NkgrRE OF RECEIPTS.
Ess cars iumher. cars brick, 80 tons
M. - sacks potatoes, ear poles, car
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

UIAF 10 y. EElEF1f7s
Locsi Freighs ard Ticket Agens, CRY Dock, s.
nfris vast
4 " NCfsISEEEs
T.eEes Agent. FoAt1fee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

wHATcoM AND sEMFAHMoo ROUTE
Steamer Eliza Anderson leaves SEATTLE 81 n
"a Mcasays Wednesdays ard Fridays: arrives
81 Mhafcom 2 a. N. next day. Returning, IeaYen
N hsicum tuesdays afsd Thursdays AZ p M
sundays Z a n. Monday trip 50 Semlahmo0
D. b. JACKSON President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28
U oADaasa Nervous skia aaa saOoa Diseases
20 rnE LAnlra-

TO The LADIES.
We EsvN rnusf cs~gf-l4 anys r,nss.sa-e.. &c.,
ssSS - diseases - se1sn zna cnisdren- 81 va
sSsAE ZEN Any obscure. 4lfArast CT Mnesrinsg
sr.e - - Z re e0uaEasn reWssns aeesors saiI =
.s ~ rss2ssster ske eelehratez sgecsssisss
s1ss yea whsa eshesS fA1 Yss sneesaiiSss a.
Sssse2 3 eFeFy department at raeaaeal ana s4r-
3 =. ta 1Ae pFessssag has he9 YsArs
S..- sgxlssse = ne nesgitals at Bsooksya And
$50 York, fsFmeziv sfssezal r-.sfrse,r -
- A.ss Hospital Coisege. New Soxk aria :
80 81 tse nes& sEecessf4i ana hest kxasaa srgas,-
eoi0sanai Specialists IL tbs oounrry. -
To Young ara sslddla-Aa.d naan
sSssvcss neEdstrv. Epsrmnsayrhsga Seeaaaat
LsaSsess Physical Deeay srfsIss, frssss srss--s
$3.50 p<N1netng s1eNEaessaaAS aesponslsasSw
l'ses - tse iace aveEssoa 20 scelesy. easily
sfsiy - 49,. -. y se9nasnce aals nntt boz
ss1S.s' hersazsssagsy arA speedily cured
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
ces1psssely erAaieated = - - $40
wsers ones s' ssss SIC, Sc permanently cared
htaney, Urinary ana BLADDER complaints
Essnsa, dl1henis. too freQusns. harnln9 81
nSnt aen standing weak harx eannasSsse
1aargss reasonable
On Success Is Based Upon Fncss.
rn Us remedies set quickly and cuse psrsaa.
Me 40 not clasa 70 know e~eryfAgnx ID r,ss.
tsa 70 medicine OF 8srAaes a. Is - nSls a, =. =.
tFeIs csSe. enf 80 60 calm thar lsrge eree,
49, Atd increasing practice. sithAun nafaie slsl
80 = 70 sustain r. are tho best pFoos u aos.
Expegienee Is worth everything gnowlesv.
xS2Aed ~ consulting with. critically examining
aiaa successfully treating Thousands az rserxfgnT
g rserg are. sex, profession ana cecupafion ~
leftea Win efery Hreaeufabe tagn azsa stage az
1stAse @ defsFta,fys enables "a 10 as&are sAsa~e
ea8kefan9 WITH Ike mRladaes that we have So.
sss.s y sslsk hsaltn % large majority Of
cases treated even after other kkflie1 ana es,ar.
Eetic Physicians have failed 10 ec<,t ars - .sse
neat change fot the besser
E are pstroGtzSd By class % ladies aud
kenSefle3 soo ssFAclo0s 20 &c irnposesi nron 81
- Aen1fant 4Rsck. and they are too fnneennd-
81 % @ irixnseled away from Physicians who
are curing them.
Persons calling AZ our oface can have TIA sasis-
factloa 81 3 free consultation. with the s~sgEr4
Mitt1e that Fney may depend rpoE resolving carl-
dte opiafa1iS honorable. sgeaFe DEALING reass1n-
abae s1AfgeS BaG no sacaafasement wfthua& A
pfsspSek 81 Improvement or cara
1af practice j. euan6ed upon the results ct ia
49, netnodS without Feterenca - schools ~
xoa win NOT ho urged or persuaded % take
there Il strong probability OF = cure OF parua
nent aeneHL Make Enterrogasicns ard decide
for Yourself
Once hours. Froms 4 m 90 m Ena-
DAYS. % II q N oniy.
n B-ePereons paAble % wish ~ may hs
treated nj tneir homes hy coEreAp0niannA
Medicines and Instructions xsas b. mail Ok O..
Kreas Consultation freA
Always send stamp when reply is ezpecza4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

Ieke the Northern pncaAc ratlrcad. the vest5.
lled sleeper and dlnsng-car reafe Iur ali roints
last Ofsee. 10 see6ue street. b0steR alaek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28
Wy r. at co-~sTEAAERs WILL LEAvR
w YesiGgs dock, seattle. daily Tor Tacoma
81 10 = -.
SEATTLE roar TOWNSEND ROUTE.

e s natl steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day. except Saturday. ct 10 ~ . "a: arrives 81
FaFf Townsend At s a m. next aay. Returning,
alt.e ~ p IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28


Raskx
I WAsHreros loAS 3rRuz COMPANY
" lac0rposaaeas
HAaar kzs - zsr-vsars And Ts Ss
sssae-.ses ssFstAl .-...........-....... 10 %
- 4R s4sAs-A- a2sss
Io-1~zze tosns sn fraarcvea szr-ss aza city.
pgvpesly- iewess rates Nc telAy.
wxASc4 ngvfeR
Rooa 5 KErea ssoek. seNtsaa v. 7: seoSse
xAsrzas orrFcxs
~ g Wan sErees. New Sesk: seass snzasns.
wxxTxKx evFscz2
hazae sssAre. p i aA.s&. y. r. branch o.
yVAsHrSeToS sAyrSss sASx-rScoR.
" Pos-sed uaaeE fAs territorial Lays
CAPITAL ssaaa
eFHuxEs.
feearaorr President
s s : p ss. -. sles- President
ASASAseA- AASAtSs NSssAESS TEANSAcrEA
DssTs fsawn On AZ uArsx az thc wn-la n
tsses' gaid pn sarlnrs ans tins aesestS
heEEs-le q n - 4 m, and saturday evan
lnss ir0sa 70 oeAeek
Dspnsss= Ray e made IN t.efSon ~ BY regis
tered letter. medley orser ~ exTsrsss and eepasa
ecsks VIII te returned as res4nexze1
Aezey iosreao On resl estate Al reasonable rates
PASK OF COMMERCE
f aasaG sp eap''Al..--...s e i PC
Transaess general banking business
HoIy ~. President
THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK
kllSKS s10cK, no CO.. sxcosD srxxxr, az.
TwKES lAaEs AND cAgRsr
r O. GkAvxs . President
y. Z FoRRKsT vice President
Il I. bAcKEs -.-......- .CAShier
CAPITAL. am.oaa.
TrSnsartS genera banking business
n K KILLER q co. BASKEEs-
Eeviin block. ms Columbia ssrus.
sESEKAL sASxrsa nuusxss rkAxsAcrKn
Exchange bought and soil
investment securities boaght and sold.
Deposits received subject tOcheck.
Interest paid On sime deposits
Collections made or al accessible poinsa
.IARvlscoSKIlS MORTGAGE TRUST CO..
KANSAS aTy ASD Srw xonx
Paid up capital .-........., n.soaOoa
Loan money on improved eify and farm prop
eTty IN auounfs Of 500 % kluos901 No
desAv In ciosiug loans Applinar
lions approved aud papers
drawn here. Money paid
by check on bank
Tvou hare che security We hare the moneysa
lean AIRY ana al competition net
l. ". KNTZ, General Agent and ExaEninar
Room /. Eewiin block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

6hfpFtbE tntelitKnneFs
sAs FaAsc1se0. Dec. 27.--AFrived-- En-
pire. Departure Bay. DashEng Wave, Ta-
coma; Southern Chiei. Seattle. SAILED
Mary Ellen. Victoria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28
CAxApAs PACIFIC SAvIsArIos CO.
Il I LAntEedl

cAsApIAs PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
eTEAMKa PREaIEk
EoCsD sogTH-
y.neosvsr. Monday and Tovasssa.. d. Tsur.a.y
ra 1aas Moadsy s Z se az 0n ffay and
Thursday Iii n Tuesday a a N
Seattle. Tuesday aad Tacoma Friday saa
Friday ....s..-..S n Tuesday s....4. 10 . ~
gcUsD sogTH.
Eeaftle, az miinighs Townsend .-..4---s m
Tuesday and Friday whatcon. - N
whateora 80. 3 50 q m Vancouver pm
Roche Harhor 4 p IN
The company reserves the right % change the
tinze fabse Or pl&ces q call without notice
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and FndAy1
DAYS or ARRIVAL At SEATTLE
Tuesdays and FEidayA
soHS A oBRIEs. Mssses
Fw PARKER. Agent
JOIN IRVING. Manager c p n. Co. Ia
BARNARD OPPOSITION line
nAN FAAAIt5S0 AZ KN1EA sOLS1
One OF the following A steanships;
HAYTIEE REPUBLIC.
SIGNAL
WILMINGTON,
win san as follows from san Francisco: Hay
tian Republic, Dec. ~, Wilmington Dec.
"a; nlgual 49,. carrying freight
and passengers At ~
Gneed rates
Calling nt Port Townsend. Seattle and Tacoma
For freight oT passage apply 20
J. A.. HATffLID, General Agent, Hgtheid's wharf
Seattle
r. BARNARD & co. Agents, coo Battery street
san Franc sec, Cal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

last TINE
PASSENGER sTRAMKK FLEETWOOD
-~NoR--
Seattle. Tacans Olympia steiiaeoom ans
AcNells Island.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

ZorS~Ese tosns 1a I'm arcre4 fzrzas aa3 city
rgenez1y- iewes. RATES No dear.
wxaNcM agwfnR
Room s Ks7xen asoek Se&rae. W. r GEo~-e
EewSess nzaGEee
NAsE1N eFgfcxs
M B Wan sEreet. New yerk: seass huIiasu<.
Bosso1
wrETxRN eFFscsz
Home sssare. rs - &Asa2. ". r.. branch az
SEES Cosssx ar8 seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28
aATEwxRx
(..ASAn1AS PACIFIC kA1wAY-THETgsx
1RASscosTISESTAL ROOTS
-Exrwxrz-
rHK PACIFIC AID The As1.Axrsr

e passAnE1x equipment II re Enass IN ~
w1vd. ennssssSaz of tsxwrsssvss sse~rgs-s - -
AAF11s eiFAz-rs szznksns and hazA rzs-s. fs1-s-
taftas5e sid elaaE eosozs s ears ain Frse ssq.ar
- aextAs 1os ns1eers q secuad-easSs tsckssz
- 1za1ag ears and Aos&zs provide e. hszs
sSslIiy 6 food in unlimited cu&aszgy. q neasaa-
&hze rHeeE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28

50 NaSK. nee - taSefaoia b II
-. Independents, $3.50; Consolidated
sss-asaSa s Virginia. s. 80; neade osd
sAsas Eureka Ccaso. s3AteA.
Z sssssass q q. Boucstaks. 81. harn 81.
us; inertia Resse Isle. Stoos Ontario.
I - oehis. SAEa. savage. s9-tSs kly-
ssssA. Ga
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70 VletoFsa s1ssps FFan Weeds, sEeeF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-11

2s7 Yourd, Jos c 699 Yoeger, Chas
b37 Young, and sos Yourd, } q
Johnson, N C 537 Young, u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-11

1884 Unknown
ba's ,dd lot l bl @
| 1895. Unknown
ba $ add, lot 3 ol G,
| 1896 Unku )wn
bts add, 10 8 bl c,
6l37. Uakn Iwn
ba'S add lot 4 bl q,
623S. Unk known
ba's add, lot 5 bl G
6239. Uukn avn
ba'- add. 10 6 bl G
| 62i0. Unknown
ba $ add. lot 7 ol c,
| 6 Al Unknown
ba's ad l, lot s bl u
| 62il. Unkn0Wn
ba's Id To- 0 bl @
| 6243. Unknown
ba's add. lot 10 bl {
| 5244. Unk low /
ba's add, lot IL bl {
| 6245, Unknow l
ba', add. lot Is bl {
| 62B Uukuow 4
bA's add, lot 10 oil {
| 62i7. Uoknown
bah add, lot 20 bl {
| 62iS. Uuk
ba's add. lot 81 bl
! 6249. UnknO Hn
ba's add, lot II bl
| s 80. Unkuowu
ba's add, lot l3 bl ]
| 625l. Unk
Yorba's add. lot Ia
| 81 2. Unknown
Yorba's add. lot 10
| 6253. y Iku0wn
| Yofbi's ad 1. l)t Il
! 6l5i Haines7 T
mona, lot "a bi 10,
| 6!55. Hemphill.
BID u by NJ A Pt
Reinhaus, W by B
| 626 McKuee y
bd Ii by Wr g1t g.
by Saatiago Creek,
| tax,
| 6b7. Pyfee, NJ
n by Chapman st,
Mo IRE, W bJ Moore
| 625S. COug st. 10
nwN of se1z Of sec
tax
| 62D. Elliott, VIZ
| Coyotes. being sL
tp 8 8, r II w,spou Z
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-11
UNKNOWN OWNER.

700 zilkie, Elsie
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-11

VI 10 VI u,
OWuer
lot l3 bl X,
Owner
lot II bl +, ,
OWner
lot Is bl f,
owner
l0.3 bi g.,
owner
lot 4 81 G
Owner -
.ot 3 bl G,
Owner
lot 6 bl g.
owner
lot 9 bi G,
o wner -
lot IL bl n
OWncr
lot l3 bl Ii
o Tner
lot Is bl H
Owner
1t Is bl L,
owner
lot II bl ],
owner
lot 7 Jl X,
Owner
lot 10 bl K
o Wuer -
lot i2 bl K,
owner -
l1 lot IL b
owner =
lot IA bl X
Owner -
lot 2 bl L.,
owner -
lot IL bl l.,
OWuer -
LIT Is blk
Ow tcr -
lot 6 bl N,
OWuer -
lot l bl N
owner -
lot IL bl \
U OWuer -
lot 2 bl D
Owner -
lot 8, bl o,
owner
lot 5 bl O
Owler -
.ou IL bl p,
II L d b tc.
wner In
+ r & B t"t
]wner-In
tct. lot 8.
Owner
yner--Pas
} owner ]
sley's sub,
owner ]
ley's sub,
)Wn-r !
slry's sub,
owner ]
Il IS sub,
)wner ]
,ley's sub.
)wDer ]
lsiey's sub,
owner ]
5 sub, , lot
Owner J
s sub, lot F.
Owner
J SUB. lot Q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15

almonds, lsc; Brazil nuts, lOc per b; ilberts,
l2lsc per ID /; new English walnuts, lac.
oILS-BriIliant, bbls lsc; Eupion, 29c; Bril-
liant, 10 cases 81 25 Brilliant, 4 cases, 81 IL
PRoyIsIoNs-We quote on the basis Of job
lots.
half bbls No. 2, sIl SO; cod fish, bricks, Ease
per b; loose cod fish, 666lsc per 10; bripiced
piGkie7o herrings. per bucket; 81 90
Holland herrings--Kegs, 81 50a1 70.
Dried herrings-Per box, 40o.
Bologna sausage-90l0c.
Meat-Standard S. G. hams, l2std1sc: do
sides, 71:c; short clear dry SAT-, &c; shoulders,
So G9c; dried beef. Ice.
Hom1ny, new-PeT Dbl, So &c.
Oatmeal. NEWER half. Dbl. 100 Ss. So 75e
0G. 49,
Cracked wheat-Per n &c.
Crackers-xxX SODA 7cs. cream do. &c; lemon
sugars-standard powd, sbbIs. 1Oszc; half
bbls-, l05sc; cat-leaf, bbls., 1OSsc; do, half
bills, 1890; standard graduated, 9I4a9Iac;
4, 9l4as5sc; fancy yellow clarified, 9isc; choice
yellow clarified. &c; fancy seconds, e34c;
choice seconds, SIC.
Maple syrup-old time. one-gallon cans, per
dozen sl2 90; half-galIon per dozen, Sc 50; quar-
ter-gallon cans. per dozasJs "a o., -
Molasses Fancy ch6ice reboiled, 5oa55c;
choice, 45a 4Sc; prime, 32a35c; choice centrifu-
gal. asa 4Oc; prime, 2sas5g
-. Lard refined-Tierces, We; hfty-pound cans,
69sc; twenty-pound cans, FSsci ten5pound cans,
I$4c; hve-pound cans, 7gsps three-pound cans,
Dried apples-New York Sliced, sc per b; No!
l, As. 4Isc per b.
Rice-New crop. prime, bkS5s4c; cheiee. ga
74c; head, Sc. ~
ROPE tG5Fass-ls inch basis, I814e;z.eOttOn-aa
cANDiEs|stiei, full weight, 25-B boxes,
11180l2c; light weight, 25- ID boxes, = Ea II 4c;
fancy candies; 11G16c. eT-s
Sundries-starch, pearl, sssG3s4c; lump: 397ztce
Candles, full boxes. 10Ika11c. Herring,
imported, 81 % per keg. Raisins, new
crop, California. loose, muscatels, 81 %;
ditto. half boxes. 81 90; ditto, quarter
boxes, soc; London layer raisins, 81 50. Cider,
crab apple, acc; Missouri. S0c per half barrel,
81 90. Vinegar, 15G25c. Concentrated lye, 81 70
al 90. Jugs, glazed, Ice per gal; crooks, glazed,
10c per gal. Indfgio. 10 per lb bluing, 30c01 90
per doz. Coleman mustard, "a ID, 81 % per doz.
Maccaroni, imported 10c per b; American, 06c
per y box. Buckets, two hoops, 81 IS per doz.
Brilliant oils bbls., l8c; Eupion. bbls. 2sc; do
2-5 cases, S. 10; Brilliant, 2-5 cases, 81 10; do
12-1 cases, So 50. Baking powders, bulk, lie; b
cans, 81 SO; Maccaroni, small box, SOC. Vermi-
celia, small box, Coo. Catsup, in bulk, per gal.
Mixed pickles, per u bbl.. Sc 5O6 90.
POULTRY-We quote: Young frying chickens
81 2501 rs per doz; old hens, 81 O002 Is per doz.
turkeys, 40d6Oc each.
WOOL-Light medium, 20G2Ic; light fine, $50
19c; heavy fine, 14G17c.
WHISKY-Rectifed 81 10d so, as per proof
sour mash, two years old, 81 COOL 20; three years
old, $50 az 20; fancy extra old whisky, 81 OO0
90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
pRY GOODS ~ NEw YORK .

There is increased activity in dry goods
iobbing lines at New York, but notably
in cotton and wool dress goods. South
ern and Southwestern jobbers are the
chief buyers Commission men report
trade moderate. Prices are as whole
steady, the only notable exception being
in print cloth futures, which are weaker.
The export demand for oottons is less ac-
tive. Wooden goods are in moderate sale
at recent advances (215 6e711a per cent. } :.
Raw wool is easier; but not quotably
lower, 'cn less active demand < Raw cot
ton is III fairly good demand at qn-
changed quotations. Near new crop fpe
lures are higher on less favorable crop
reports
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
RUSSIA AS WHEAT EXPORTER

The state department at Washington is
in receipt of an exhaustive report upon
Russian agriculture and cereal trade
from Charlton H. Way, United States
consul general at st. Petersburg He
says the exports of cereals from Russia
i'll the past two years show an abnormal
increase, due to three causes: First, the
enormous crop gathered from both the
black lands and the arabic prairies; Sec
ond, the depreciation of the paper
rouble, and, third, the foolish practice
of systems OF & corners in the United
States. ''The arabic lands of Russia in
Europe, " Mr.. Way says, Excluding
Poland, cover an area of $50 600 square
miles. The wheat grower of Kansas and
Dakota will see at glance the area of
that fertile territory, which, with the
cheap labor of Russia, VIII always prove
to be a formidable rival.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET
Snecial to the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug IA. - Wool - Very
little doing. Bright medium, 19G25c; coarse
BRAID l4022c; low sandy 11d l8c; fine light, lea
23o; fine heavy, 31a19c; tub-washed, choice,
35c; inferior, sea- loc-
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug. 14.-FlouT-Values firm
but unchanged.
right from the opening. There were several re-
lapses during the session, but at the close it was
at the top and KG11sc above yesterday. Cash,
74h974S4c; August closed I45sc bid September,
745sc asked; December, 731zc asked; May, SIC
Corn-Quiet. Cash. SslAc; September, ssc; for
the year closed, 3124o bid.
Corn meal-Steady at 81 00G2 %.
Whisky-Sl o..
Provisions-Dun.
Pork-S1I 90.
Lard-Prime steam, s. 80.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, 81 S71b; longs and
ribs, IS SOFAS 80; short clear, s. 70d5 so.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, s. BIZ; longs and
ribs, Sc 2OG6 %; short clear, IS 5od6 40.
New ORLEANS, La, Aug. 14.-Coffee-very
firm; Rio, cargoes, common to prime, 1914 a 19l4c.
Whisky-Quiet; Western rectifed, 81 04G1 81.
Rice-Dull; ordinary to prime, 13a5c.
BIan-Quiet and weak at S2iac.
Sugar-Dull and nominal; centrifugal, choice
yellow clarified, f9a ,i6c; prime, yellow clar-
lied, 9-16a7 5sc; of yellow clarified, TIC; sec
MoiassesIQuiet; centrifugal, good common to
good fair, 14G16c; inferior to common, ed1oc.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. I4.-Future deliveries
of wheat averaged about lc higher in all Of the
higher. Spot wheat In Liverpool being quoted
at id advance, but with the demand limited,
while futures were Id higher. The market
closed easy with August nc and September 1I.c
above yesterday latest bids.
Corn was moderately active and frmer. Trad
ing of moderate volume and fluctuations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
DEL Rio.
sO'l.alns Of UndeyeI6ped Wealth-AII the In
gredipnts for Big CITY.

s''h'alns Of UndeyeB6ped Wealth-AIl the In
grediqRts for Big CITY.
dependence Of the Gazette. s.
DEL Rio, fEx., Aug: 1O.-pel Rio
.''las up Ike an oasis on the banks of
=. H'o Graude. Situated as it is in< q
,1l and beautiful valley, where
.''4aTls, farms and gardens can be seen
''''1.ag out for miles and miles,
5, +,5.ei ey over thirty miles of i-rigating
nm aud surrounded by picturesque
~. 11u mountains, it fascinates the eye
r,', si!alnce. But these valleys and their
raa .-1e'> are but as side show to the
nv wealth Of this section. 1t is the pic
d.. que mountains that hold the future
nil! Of Del Rio. Here is
ep@,a, rich and extensive
In -, to maintain a city of
ag.ss1 inhabitants. Only a few days
sra Hsl operations commence, on a paint
io1rs mere, where red and yellow ochre is
Of ~ 10 It's purest state. The lmmensity
gsr WIS mineral cannot be realized unless
nsa mere are simply mountains of it.
Ak nam Of mountains or hills in which
-'uud are about one and half miles