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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13


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=
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- - = asss s,.ssss s.ss~svgy.s gfssw ser
80 s.g-nA e 1870 s-s~sxs 3 n a - nsf
s -. = = go - s a. ss.se sssl assst
80. 49, - = - sgs..~ss1-. sxssr r<sr n
g. - - ssgs,sa, $1,000 wa~Awxx "a. uaf
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= ss Ts..ss : -. - = -. xssz e. b.
-
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s.ss 49, - = 49, sssk.s - * 7s1r.
sssss - - sss. - n 49,
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49, 49, e-E.F2s s.saA1ss A1e1
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1sesay kEaAsa. hien caaefaa ak with MILKY ANAf.
nent 60 sa&adlnK. weak hack. eennnshEna.
6seSAs &ss&ssS promptly ALL &nfN2y GuH@1
1nAEKeS reasonable
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ss~nslw @AN 800 RskahA'
n \ ~, ~,..s nassv. - 49,. -. :.
ss - 49, - - 49, - 49, 49, - EFass
Se 49, 80 i a. 49, n 4 = snss y saFs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13

Tgss ssMzass B1s Il na2 ru8Ss 80 aSsssS1sM
rS-ssss MtsAzN9 ~ seTyaes ~ q 4ses saes
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W. rsn 84zss. exsmwss2s&a& AG<Ess - ssxer ssss
sessN4sz &Assm&s s Asx<Safsss tss& ExsY lseesse
sssss sae &@zs ASA Ykkzs "a ass e~a@9sser
xassaa8 &EG sae Mssemsz nxsE 2a& eEss.zas
sas 5szxsse ssW ns~xSsse1
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SETTLE wHArcoa glluEE.

steamer washington leaves seastle al > m.
snn6&ys Tuesdays and Thaf~sAFss strives al
Nhateorn AZ = n. next aay. Restraining leaves
NAa1cosn ~ q .. II. Mondays, Wednesdays ard
Fridays, argtvas 81 = attic Ht 4 III Esxs as9.
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srAerIEroEr TowNsRsD RouIE.

r. & man steamer kdlsh leaves seattle every
aay. exreps saturday. IL I0aso p a. axrgves at
Bo-f Townsend ~ s a III. uexf dRss. ResnY ing.
i-aves F'ogs Town&nnd Sc 80 q IA. arrives q
seattle az r. e.
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r..,s.s,. ss...s.ts....s
"a. .,s.s - - 49, ,..ss ~ ss.,ev.
s.r 1890 - 1890 q So ,esvs - 49, 80
ksag 49,. $500 = ssa.Isssss .s..ss.rss
sss,ss. ~ s. sss.sss
60 s. ,s -. $40. sxss-sa -. a.
a.. s. - ~ Z. - s
49, !. .ssssf. sssss - = 49,
- q - - ss = = q 49, - -
- - -. $50 -. -.
s.ss.s - $50. - ~ 's =
- -. assssse $500.
- s So -. - 81 -
- s -. - - 49, q -
- fs,s.s.sssa ss....s -, sas&se
sassss s. - -. x II - v -. -.
r4ss9ss. -,
=. :. - - -
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- - - - 60
ss,g ssssss $500 vsssta .sx,. ~, ,r~
a. f.sssss =. -. -. -.
.sssssss ss,sss,.'. ss...-..s..
s., = ss..,..,,,s,s .sx.s. 80
-. -. = 49,
= - z. - 49,. -, s, !, =
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= ss - - -.5 -.
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rssslsgs eEfsTrs y s,i,ss1 Ar,r,,.,. hseneh.Aa
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= s,.slss ,.s,,s,s ,.sss.4 - * 800 essss
hlsas,sess re- = s6ass ,rssnea stsrsaass. ret =
go
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. s.s,sys a. = - = II - .s. ss.s-
=. ~, IS sF4.rs a,a.asss. xes 49, q ass 4sma
e,aas ~ a.. Fl a. Rsssaa nAsaA aeAas. per
stna. 81 - sssssAFssonas per 3as. = as EreaeA
go say .lat. a =
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ssssssss sssr ses. a.. aesIaass. t.et ssss. se-s.
hssekissFesss f.as aas S. 81 Bartlett seArs sssy
- = - ,~,.tts ..ssg-s. s.4z - - 50 ssssx
sh,sssvs y.sr - = - pszseex fasslnxnia, PSF
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49, - - "a. srssss ssF sf.z e Fe s,lavse sss
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.nrsessgs - sssa a. sleSa hsEsiss. ia : r fsas tsg
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sssfs,ss sagassq esrsN. seg ssx Sis = tsax PEI
- a. = .s.s.4ss = = sss,s ses s 81 -. grssszs
= - 80 - 49, sss
txss5E.fskY ~ Is aAMx@. fResagN Teskegs. psss
- - go hess ssss ss4 sses s,ss szssf.,s sslek
- -, - .ss,,,t,as ss.ssaAs sssss-Ns s.s,.sna.
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80 - - sr3e.rs
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es... - = - gt,s.ssf - = fssYs-
-. sssssss.s-.s4 -. - $50 ..,,,es~sss.
=. =
s.s.s.a es,..,e, s..ssx gsAss. - "a
sEss $3.50. s..,s.., -, 49,.
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wnArooM AaD sEaIAHNo, RorrK

steamer Eliza Anksetsoa aeases scatais ~ ?.
u Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays arrives
~ " h8se0fsa q 70. next d&y. Ketugmi11x. leaves
Mhasaasys T0szasYk agsd ThnfessMss ~ s 3. ia.
engdAss7 q n@. Monday fein 70 as1niAA aaseG
Il II JACKSON President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13
70 rhg ladies

sa0a ~ diseases Of wHe1eM &na 81 farnn MTan
EM1e< fFoxa aiaT ok&EEarHs &kNE1mas O. xineuranx
disease os Il the 1uzannm fn@ktAa Gnnanrx fasi *
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sSasied ID sveES netarknaNns III medical anA Sal
EscM2 exV<FsenNA TO professor has hsa YEARS
ssaw far&. foruSxaF special prnfmsanr -
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Gre q TIE snNss smrssSssss &mG heks kzown gyne4
cesaSse&l speeaalasts "a tbs caunRx1.
To Young and hsiddIs-Agsef Assn.
Nsrxcns Tsazslsv. sp<rsn3ssrrhwa. seratna
ikssseM Physical Decay. arising rom tnafxnrur
tsasas psnGnrsAg saeepAnSsHaxz. GeSnamssNnex
discouraged. kEek af canAaauec 6mil nxKna ~
Eassay oE A&ssneNs. and HnAk Lie 4 hssFstem
safely persnansnfiy ana speedily czfnA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13

~ II. 4 = t0-PCGET SOUND DIVISION.
Ne The fellow ng sene3ale inr the eoTnpaayss
steamers viii I've sn effect on and AFTER ARguks -
1SS9. until further notice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13

Resarning. lexvsx Whk1engn &C q M Tues
aAEks nEalAys na1 SaEmr1Ays Esm she Sa4nr-
lar kE4P kszE 1snAr Eoe& knr0nga &c SeAesls. fsrA
EfUzn kssEf IpwnAs ~ 60 ne4sFze s. Ensil fmr~
ssaeF n9saeF. passengers 81 EssAgat from seattle
foe The i Ards hr The asbsyss n ssaneSe4Y and
fxs14s trips VII ae exr~st6 Or tie Washington
rsHSuh0&t Assa Transported . Cas- ksemnaer
Es41ka - F0rE T0w'uA3Eza GA TnaSz1sv and Thurs
das nsTatx and Transferred danse ~ she Libby.
Ca thexe aavs Rne ~ = 4 u % wIn f#saa tick
SIS and hfl res3ht sATp1gh 90 6estfaA1ina
hERhEkT r. REEEHER. MAme<eF.
I. A. HATFIELD. ASent. seattle.
CsAxADIAx PACIFIC xAvHsArzoS co.
~ tk41Efteds1
sTEAMER PREMfER
noExn SOUTH
IEavK ARRIVE
vnneeuysF. Mnaday an9T3wnSeaa Thsarszlay
= Issslrs.ass $50 = Aua Noansy - Es
IeNasena. Msn3ay aa1Seafss~, friday a18
Iharss1F--.----ii , "a Tses1ay ..-@.s..-s- ? = n
SeMsfSe. Tuesday 9M1Taeona. Friday and
fE4skx--.--....s aaT atestss u = a
s0tgD xozTH
IRAyE ARRIVE
Seattle ~ nssanightT osTnssssi. -sa
Tuesday and FEad&y n hateena- +-..--.s e . IN
Whafnnszzs---.-.s. = 30 q IN asaeoawes- 5 n
koch& HsTb0xmat PHI
The eozanans reEeFvss the right 90 ghaage TIE
time table o. PLACES Of cali without noEirss
OATS or DEPARTURE PROM ggATTLE.
Tuesdays and Frsdasg
DAYS or ARRIVAL At sEATTLE
Tuesdays sad Fridays
john A oBgiES. Master
JoHs IRVING. Manaser c. r. =. Co. Id.
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nAcIFTc NAYIaATIaS % NHAIcOM

III EAfIkEz
steamer sk&ts of Wsshiartrn. ikxnry Batter,
rnnsser. leaves T8eaaia sanasy, TuesdsY aad
Thursday for whateuu1. SekaEf, Easshaxeu
sAsafsh. tseupsvflae An&cusssss EtSasAdy sad
-easxse Returning ieaye Nh1sexsn on foss0N-
sng z&y.
senedGse--T~&ve TecazHe .. =. fease seattle
sp a.. arrive WhAseam a. n ssa@e MhAtessEa
5 d rs leMee seast4e gS8 = Esss aSx3ve 1seoEsa
= 70 4. IA
ROCHE HARBoR rot E
Sss1asev skAgEs Chsef sseaaFe RaTsew. master.
IaAxr~ Tsc4nza Mendsy Mrxa T5zgusssg o. , 3. ~
leAvts ssSls. HAk2el@ Nassgs, evssT Msssss8ay
and xaarezsay &C In. rs f0S N&a s1mS sEsaFaA =
sA8a5sag Il { asas0u sfSala8y. 1s&awSod- saCea-
aar. Kgs3Ay nArssas. Rosssa ltAF os.
sEASTT KTvER R05yE
ssaasazr Henry Batter : T. Asan4. m<sse1
feAses TAecraa Noadsys sn1 SAassaaTz as
pa
LEAVES seatEsa every Tassasy sna Friday IN
sSsa snw %Ssa mses4, ~. SkMx1s Aa3Fs M9g1s YER
Esua. ssegsla& szsa fsssegraeassss nss MA
TACOMA TEADGN-f Co
AgeKxs, IaeosnA
IA HATFIELD
Ageas. Se&ssle
sEzes NICK
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2AEEA #AGSsS a gss AEezsfs SeMsa
= - @sES flas - kszs xxesaA
Ls0A GEAAs .Agsakxs Eszr3s ga
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IDAEAFEG COAST STEAMSHIP 1eAFAN1 II
AisSaSra eseNxaxzx EFaEa <e4SE1s - f1ss1Ns
Far s4a FgMae<zee va Kugf 1eHHssS1 srs1
Nses1SsA; AZ y n p&eseE&ssE fNes4xsz1 -
ssaex7 81 D. - SsvQzz go Z. -. To- ~ n e21
@xprT ENe &asS sN@FeAsseF
FUx Azasx& Al A. 81 Soxsn2tssf & ? az4 -.
Erssz @&u Es41ezscn, ser &seszzfsA ssh Fnsxs
Essan4 rxrek Ala n AaFsz3sss 1. 8, II. r.
- M naexnszw J. aaa every Ass asEA f1&see
assxx
Tsekazx mas - a&&a sHes - 70 1aaes 81 kEe
eSszznA1y Il EAs8An Essek. eezsf5s
EssAaALxA FENEENS & Co.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13
CAsAngAS PACIFIC RAILWAY
THE THE TaAgscoxTSESrAL ROUTE
-EErwrxx
TIE PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC.


rs yMssaa geg eqnlpmeat IL the amees IA ths
ssarld. ranssasfaS 81 luxmrSoas 8seeFaak ears
h3Faar aFawize. smessne snss nssh Foonss CON
ss a IS sls ssss s y .. sta ~ ss 49,
sna tsse Ennss nao8srsl style % Gar eSAesss.
fss dsmiMg ears aua hotels pfoxtss tie 1snt
gukslty u food - HnllraAssn azAatitys a. re9sor-
abe sMse&-
The vagsesy sma gzmnaaus at seenery nsaaR 10
Isre Is Msssssna I'd ard is slse aesass q fssek
frafn service. EsE nexhsng 4 uUssssd thai nxu
sd ta ne SAFETY ard f1Enfart ef - e3trenx All
n al s gives tse sess ana Eassf sefv aessaaa ase
Fl srngef wsf@e1@T sar taMns ca pseaxsss~. he.
tween Eqexs1anA. fatsssaA seattle. yfesazsa SD
81 PaesAe ea&s1 pcsstSx. sra waan4pex. Mtnae-
ssssssa. Mensrpaf. B<Asnn. Sew Yoxk. sn8 AZ
Ksstsrn cities.
sssss IS tls sssa ssase. csasda aaE EzFsse
- iawesa Ease<
Pc sesAassa ssserz,..aoa agsaT % tAs a0isow
So Wsshssxsan ssrses. rsszaaa O..
Ew weagSsEss. eGetslss Ut
Do EgOwx. AsEs asa EFssxilt sad Fssssu-
- AEeas, faaso@ves- g
eazTsspssseszee sesvee ssssalL sssiesses-
canaal2a Fsrsae &C. I.esseissee
rT,o San FRANCISCO. cAI--
nywzy e ne
sorrHKKS rAsETsc coxR&SYs IxxE
szn m0cSz smAssA EsETx
- So. -, uass...< .,au.. $1,000.
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Kesg1sag. lessrs seassss ses T&sax8 Mes1zee
saz FfsAx ass s&&sfsx s. q 5. a. snaz Ssaszsr
p &Fxaazsse -. ansrs
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s sss<sS S F1zns saAss Aax hare aesu
- AeNs 81 sees m2ssg thes 4ne w@@
= 44s ass a4s Aeea ss@K sxss
ssssk* So zssse zsfRsN A gess pNss 81
sRss4Ase~ asSzsa - sNAS AsAs9FN &
So a% x@szz s&s S@saN aazata - ecN-
sk@sss ~ So EsgassS sssasss aasss
- sal fs~ @ssssss ~ fAss Azv Aasz
49, e*sss sf s&se sss q 5 asstarszsesa xssss
- = $50 se sassAsss Ysgssa@sEa a. y ~,
ass ere 81 Fares ssagsx sss azvs
- faS Use S9saAs8 ~ Nse las a@ea
4 s. Ness, ssaesrs sfafss spssssss suesss
s % ne ss&sAe Sc gas IA
- = sAS es& hNs s~s4sss a. ~
- = = - pr ssa lssaeA eSaea q tAs
d. A. see fss sNMs sssks 81
- is @skkss = ,ssass &ass sszezzs
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- aaas sls aass ~ssE 40 a1sag tassa esaass

- sse As - 81 = $3.50
aasa
FfesA ees ars sxre@ssslrsv senspv. al g.sst -
= A3pEaaa tAsese Ia npsAaaEs ssrnSSn4 ga~z1s
80 fssAays ksBsee E3F AezEh. SO saae sauas 49,
sasa e - Esa& fesAA FrtsN TIE aem2ma axsr
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sEsersish ard Z s sssxass gssas nsa*x ssssntsan j
~ E&A9 y eEzs 81 fzrnteFa 7wenty eessss
saxNa = . ssIr ssfee 80 rahef eggs sd fazre IL
E4azseg "a xnexa Al Ehaf pssee. Fss 4 haex tine
pas dealers aavn kssea sar - sssse ssss .sssa.
sd 500 fkey ass aaersn0 ssasaa 81 aoznu.
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hs.sase = 1eS Aa7f emanRa exNa e mnns - eAI1
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sfaSAA sastag e. IL psanez II n0n1eabse Ths 90
nass6 eeana hxask. Yxleas ags Bill q wsak
1zAks are IN heasar skaee xnss week azss aEs
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cundsElan- Frsesa Mse a. n assex
FKzes ANn MkasNr9FEs
Tie Frsn19pns evessf 81 FnssFees ia sesa feed aBs
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Fasee o. A9ndaY. M3eArs sas0re Ekak for fka
esEaS days - z1e week weFs rather ssMa9y 9Be
sseAasse fss scss 81 81 ksnak 4 eoes. nra tbs
sas1szsam Fesea fnereaass ~ he zeaeaa asvauees.
- sNEy azFss stocks are bed kerN. sisesxn nsaag
e tA3m may 81 regarded = fkss II sixs The
sssganepa pxsea h Iaatse as Is ma1asaasssnd far
Nesae saue Oxss hAs szre,xsess war aown nsi1lx
= the ssTIral sa she new er0sb 9la eske EssaE
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cora aaeal IS Fzstsz8 per Sn. eEsskvs eora Is sae
aasae- sd 81 cake mess As 81 - pr toH-
SHIFTS AZ vrseYAnnRs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-13

Daring the iasf - hoafs gonds &n6 Es2Sehan-
ihE euaAsry ax follows Puget Nqand Shore
soasf. IS ians: Coaumhia Ii Puget -umHd railroad.
- tonAs seattle Lake saanisi s E&steFa Fklswag.
III fenA ~ water TsEhsie. lans. FIeef voea.
sons. Aahes sens. MuunEKsneer. & saas: Henry
Bailey. Il tors. Falsh. i tens. Michigan. tons.
Ella Anderson, II tDns: Fosnt Arena. $ tons,
willamette zs2ee Ions. kFisksua. z - taassCas.
eAass - s9us. AMxasts- : s1szss Grace. toHss
lola. ions Total shipments 50 tens
EAgrEx % tKuKsFTs.
One car wo@d ~ bales as b ps, cars stone. ?
cars aaer. % pieess viuaslssag Eooas esr stone.
es1 esxS, car Terra eattA. cara efalgFants'
fssessbAss. cas- bstaled ases ! ear desks car
hAIliafi tsbies. 5 ears eDAN. = head esttle. ear
snsukaa hasas. car fiouf lpz eAAes eitreB, Les
fkfa 1siiys car g8uFs cat psrHsier. car surHt-
tars. o sa.. lnznh 2. IemE a-a-.-. 8 CO hz.sk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE1A.
OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

There was a slight increase in wheat speculation
yesterday, but on the whole the market presented
much the same appearance Of duness that has charac
terized It for some time. What business was done
was chiefly OF professional Character ana prices
varied within the narrow limits Of 1-4UJ-5 cent
rirai 6cures showed an advance Of about Ia cent.
Tho bpIs found encouragement in the fact that the
decrease In the amount of wheat on passage was more
than / 100000 bushels, that the receipts at ana
Western pouts remained moderate and mar me graf
inc cont nued 10 be inferior. The decline In cOnsoS
gave rise To some war talk ana thlS CduSSu al
Silent unea sness on the short side for ume. CaDie
adViree yrrfe disappointing and private dispatches
We're indicative Of weakness abroad, which, together
with some selling by foreigners, had depressing IN
finance curly ina the day. The aggregate ot trading
Vas comparatively light, less than 100000 bushels
0cober opened at SD IL and December at 50 Is
cents decline Of is cent. but from those hgules
the market gradually advanced OcoOOGF In Fn oard tb
close some realizing set in, causing decline. OPQnS
closed STEADY WIN nV ond November AZ - cents
and of is cent on December at e6 1-o cents May
was unchanged at 80 81 cents. -. o..,d hut
closed steady There was nothing done ior export
and the home-trade movement was ln3aofae, active
Corn OPTIONS were irregular aud rather more acIke,
about 500 900 bushels being dealt IN. SePteIloSSr
at one time Is cent higher DlI GiOsJu frei"s
November improved Is cent while other aenvelIes
showed important change. closing ntsea'ber and
December al ga and May ~ II; -. .ooo,...
cash corn was again weaker under largo rTc o,er
and fIeer offerings, closing ABOUT II '0"' A'"01
shippers took 900 bushels. -, . , o,,to,e
6ats were shade higher on both spot and options
and trading was moderately active. Options showed
net gains Of IA september at 20 !4: anu D ol
Z cent on October at &c. November at =" 100 IL
cernbcr OK "a and MAY % IA cents. H.,
Lard dun and eaHrSe's some we're %l cue eeordei
~ tr" nojnfs on october at Sc 2s and on fe9ruaIy
at sG II and of one point January at go To- ana
March al rs 81 september aud November CloS0U
,,nnIl 800 ~ ~ 70 and S6 Is respectively. 49,
The receipts of grain and hour exported yeT HeriSg
at New-York. Baltimore, PnIsdelphHS ,,sbnIs. corn
were as fellows: Wheat, 1s6,lIg busneS; I'LL
ES5 514 bushels oats, 1255@7 bushels t9ial grain
elO23l bushels; flour, 32,1OI packages nv Ma
Nv-aukee and St Louis the arrivals were " nI ,,
224 80 bushels corn 432 $50 bushels 9as. 30
bushels; total grain, 9O7 '002 bushels HOui' '''
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

He was the most admired Of all the Oriental neia
during his toilet which made IN the paddock Inc
crowd about him dense that you could scarcely
get q glimpse OF him. No horse ever received more
loving attention than Theodore Bryan and an army
OF attendants bestowed the Clifton flyer 1e'
Cracksman nowhere Too much weight and 100
select company. Fly lower, Mr.. Bryan.
The stable-boy who led Kingston from the pahaocA
to the track did much toward placing the orientai 10
the credit of the Dryers. Now, Ike" he sad' ss
Murphy took wrap the reins, you don't want "
give up TILL you get under the wire. That's "here ~.
race is gon' to be won, and you want to keep run
till you get there.S 1t is needless TO remsrA H
Murphy obeyed the injunction to the letter for 'io
first time since he into the metropolitan clUui'
to ride for the Dryers the cOlored Archer nus
And neither he Kingston is likely soon 10 iois''
that hustling
The Ballet colt thought good enough 10 VIII '-o
Great Eastern His performance in the selling rs o
yesterday Gid not warrant II. He Is another lluSN"
Of the hOpelessness Of the saving policy
William Walkers racing stable, composing nan nan
a dozen horses In training, was sold by auctioi 80
the races ~ J. Cassatt paid SoOOo lor thp ponnie
year-od colt Phoenix by Mr.. Pckwich, our oi Iinc
Wood. Phoenix has run but two races, "iiI..taSS
both Heatheiton, by HindOo-Sungleam. Ic ,.in
81 80 / COnley being the purchaser. Lewis .Sii
bought Extravagance for 81 $50, and L. b. hiIiioH
went TO Andrew Thompson for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. II (specIaD-Th latest sossp ~
gard 10 the October deal Is that 1t for tue
Of somebody on the other side. Orders came U-uay
from a new commission house in NeW-forA' fo"or'
Son, & Co. sawyer, Wallace Cos agent now
over is still here managing the manipulation. Ocorse
Fowler the Kansas CITY packer who has heretofore
been fighting the deal, buyer today anu soino
other shorts covered a line through Arthur Vfr l"i
buylDg which amounted possibly " oUOO Dai >, o.
ali advanced the price OF October 70 I'll a. cI,,He
n was over the close al gil y nc -
brokers had orders from NeTlo OK 70 Ouy & d
and sell wear an operation which nobody helu Souu
understand New York messages SAID at ever J T
ON an street had the tip 10 buy NONeHlDeI pm. a.
nary uOrk was not strong chlcny Decduso "a -
big hog movement. There were -4'OOO az tHV 60
Win nriccs 1Oa - cents lower, and the e ~
wednesday were - 900. Lard ana rDS kel. an s'
session within a very narrow range noae %
Iittlc stronger helped By decrease IN the sio ~
wheat ON massage and by disappointing my Ij
ON of Inc 3T2 cars Of whea, here only seven
No o The estimates for Wednesday were On,' -, 80,
cars Tho arrivals at Duluth were small gu. '9, ~
I'm the day il wa explained thai a Nasnon. d N%, .,
blocked Of the roads. - "a iio-cd Al
~ - sold between - IS and 40 ana cIoseu az az
= "a Corn had a little temporary advance On .' =,
cold weather but lost It all ana clo'1a yuS rbcat
onened Nav az % "a. On the curb December ""'"'
sold a ~ IS cents.