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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-18
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
Following are the representative sales of cattle at
l. -a...l- -n...l. ar.In
HOGS

The hog receipts good today. Market opened
SC lower than yesterday and closed J@lOc lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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1T. Louis ProducA

ST. LoUIs. No. Oct. l..
May 81 OS4
CoRN-Hgher. Cash and December 4So May
blAsC.
oATs-Higher. Cash S9Ssc, October IO34o May AZ,
Pokk-Better. Jobbing $40 %
NHlSkA-Stoady ~ / lA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-18

a lot Of good lumber cheap from fair
ground Thomas Shaw. dl26-lt
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEw YORK. Oct. IL.
Money on call easy ranging from 2iea4la per cent
last loan 2lr. closed offered ats per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5Aa@7ss.
sterling exchange quiet and steady at u Sl54
for u day bills ana " ~ for demand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-18
COLUM ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

TIE following rates under the different headings
VII be charged.
~ Payable Strictly IN Advance.
80 Advertisements taken for less than 10 cents
One line advertisements charged same rate as two
iRN-
30 AnyERTIsEkENTs TAKEN TO Run IN
TIL FORBIDDEN"
Prices given uassr classified heads In this column
apcable only " iScal advertiser eats No forriI
aaFoRttssrlents taken AZ prices given.
Answers TO advertisements sent n carr OF ths
"a OLE ofaee sAoRld be C&llSd foE within N duY-
aftar insertion. when advsrtkSeTs wish replys for
waTIied 70 tnorn stamped envelopes mas be sent.
Reference 70 former aeycTsl-cHsEts should give
description and date OF insertion COPY OF the al
verSssenent should b sent.
Not responxhfe for advertisements given or dis
eo1Chued By telephone.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-18
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET

WICHITA. Kan. Oct. H.
CATTLE.
The receipts OF cattle today were light. Prices
rarnain sbont steady at Yesterday figures.
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lire Through Trims
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-18

Branch oahce IL North Main TeIephens IA. eIss,i
SCHWARTZ BROS.
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ron TRADE
GEHERAL STORAGE.

4 OOu- o. A<Y DE-gFrFTIOS FTOFTD ~
" fezal.b.s rate lEe--Fs a. 50 lsprtA Aaln
lsfCasr a A4lsrgHr. ~ -
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I-rfrrTfFT LOANS. Cattle LOANb-NDE-
e. rsEfsz 800 sTsrgfs--E ~ y ?. 49,
..s- sEs- alAE.gz sTassrg co1 - tifs- -2- Ia
NfDEFf TrRNFu or HoHsEH. HLNfsiAs
Vi a1aa r.s1as Ea.asft1.f fsF.ltlf- go itaeee
Ef.sef lf fa4 user e so sa1--rA = szestafr
go 49, ~ a. y. lsE- = ls-.as &2fi1 ga
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FOR RENT-ROOIHs.

FOR RENI-KOOHis
Juder this had &c per linspsr DR..
I'gk EENI-rIBHE AND HDDa~. 80 OF
il fasf OAK cool business iJlatou. AppiF ~ \.
BIRD. ~ NyIth NAB 9isl-h-
E0E EFSI TWO .|.Ili fIhNisHED
+ fsou.s with ftt .Hffh Iopssa ass.
Rent -r art i've dY.l.t. b.. .aaath. dt1-et'
,OR RIM NIsE.. rtfSHEU Rooms,
Il single 0r 81 suite. s.If 500 table boafd. 81 80
AOrfl hafzrt aiFf-ta
IyOK RFNT-TwO NICELY FJENisHED
II fo0us vitE hoard ~ p~r yea d. lizard.
go per ws.s az n. AiBrtet -t ar ~
EOH Rent SICiLT FCHEIsHED HoON- AT
"a Ncrth harsri street ~ ~
LYON EEsT-A WHY pE~fEABLE ftkhind
II - rom ~ - Ngsta EzGBora i1t
FOR RENT-FdTBI Property.
JAdsr ttts had r ssl lfns pr or.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-18

w AN1ED AGESTe-IS ESEEE CITY TOWN
w and village II the iHitsd states isxcsEt IN
state o. kansas 70 tAks subsc ptiODs Postu4sstsrs
make u.ouxy. 80 capital required samp4s
copies free. Casa coz ls-lous money can b. 2.ce
y getting up ClzUs. address tEs Nscl4l4 taE.s,
wichita kan. lat
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
Fremont Fainted,

WAsHrNGToN, May ll.--When John c.
Fremont was lieutenant in Californa
his acrounts with the government wert
left in such a state that he has always
! been regarded as an official debtor to the
government TO the amount OF $4,000 and
it has been one OF the cli,f SORROWS OF
FremOi t's latter years that he WIS unable
to secure this balance against him, and
the other day he called at the office OF
the second comptroller Of the treasury
1t Is said lis financial circumstances are
such that if his salary as u retired major
general were retained to meet this ALI. e.ed
shortage lie would be for some tiule in
actual want.
At his request the comptroller inves.
tigated his accounts aud discovered that
instead of Fremont being debtor TO the
government the latter had actually owed
him for over fJrty years $2l 200. The rec.
ords are perfectly clear, ami it waS pro-
ven beyond dispute that through mis-
takes III bookkeeping Lieutenant FIRE.
mont has been charged with u voucher
which VAS on file. When Fremont called
again to ask whether some arrange
ment might be made to pay his supposed
Indebtedness by iIstallment he Vas so
unprepared for the glad news that await
Ell him that he tainted. A warrant for
the amount due him VAS made out, ap-
proved and signed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

nois from the provisions OF the law. Cab
bages were now taxed 10 per cent al
valorem. 1t was proposed TO tax them
) cents head. According to agricultural
reports no cabbagts were imported at 10
per cent. How many would be imported
at an equivalent OF SO per cent. Laughter. ]
Alter ridiculing the imposition of duty
on eggs as measure of protection to ex.
President Hayes, who had gone into the
chicken business, Springer reviewed the
free list and declared that the American
hog was Disseminated against in that
bristles wer= placed on the free list while
high duty was placed upon WOO. Was
1t Tor the benefit Of the illinois farmer
that his slick fat hogs were placed on an
equality with the razor.backs OF New
Mexico. (Laughter] The Democratic
party was ready to meet the Issue in the
bill and he predicted the house in the SD
congress would have Democratic ma.
jority of fifty. In 1892 there would be Il
Democratic congress pledged to repeal
this bill, if it should become law.
Dingley, of Maine, supported the bill
AID Barnes, Of Georgia, Andrews, OF Mis-
sissippi, Cummings, OF New York, and
Buckner, of Wisconsin, opposed it. The
G nmittee thea rose and took res Is
until EVENING"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
Caught Il lass.

New YORK, May ll.-An evening pa
per say $ tnat Senator Wolcott, oil Color
ado, WILL be married " eduesday. The
bride will be Mrs. Lyman X. Bass, Of
Buitalo, widow Of eX.Piesident Cleve
lands Old law partner. Senator Nolcott
has arrived III town and wlll remain u
couple of days. The wedding viii be "a
quiet affair. y few relatives and cIose
friends vi the btlde and groom will he
The only gnests. 1t viii take place In the
Buffalo home Of Mrs. Bass.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
Improved Postal Service.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-rhe new mail
service from kallsas City west will be ar.
ranged to 10 into effect on the 10Th in
stant. The new tram Will leave Kansas
City over the Atchlson, Topeka " Santa
te road at O'Clock Il. H., Oh the arrival
ol the mail traln from Culcago via Fort
Madison, aud VIII arrive at La Junta at /
O'Clock on The following morning. Huber
to the earliest train on the Atclilson road
which could carry morning newspaper
mail, leit Kansas City at ii O'CLOCK and
this train also carried the st. Louis news
papers OF the same morning. The new
lfalu Viii De oVertaken by the train leav'
ins Kansas City at Il O'Clock ut La Juuti..
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
PROHIBITION BILL,

The bill to prohibit the transportation
OF Intoxicating liquors from any state or
territory of the United States into states
where prohbitory laws are in force will
be called up by the house at the first op
pOrtunity,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
Wholesale Poisoning,

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 1.-The whole.
sale poisoning of negro lamily residing
near BronwOOd occurred yesterday
George Johnsou's wife, in preparing
bread for breakfast for her huspall1 an[.
eight children used by mistake, strych-
nlen tor soda and the whole family was
sliicken down. -Four OF the children have
lied and the doctors appiehend that the
poison CONSUMED viii Kill the rest OF the
.anily, including the mother.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

SCRANTON, Pa, May l2.-The entire
plant Ut Tie Conamera Pow der company,
near " lnton, was destroyed this morning
by an explosion anu fire. The 1orCe Of the
teAploaion VAS terrific and plainly 4slt ia
this cisy. It. happeIed Ill the corning
mil and In rapid succession the glazlns,
mixing and packing departments follow Ell.
Three "orkmen are reported INSTANTLY
Killed and several others badly Injured.
All buildings 4u the vicinity we're partially
destroyed. Some families had very uar-
row ESCAPES.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
new MEXICO CONSTITUTION.
Democrats Object to 1t Under Any and
All Circumstances-They Accept
No MUdiIc .tiOns.
special to the New Nexican.

special to the New Mexican.
WASHINGTON, May l2.--The committee
OF the New Mexico delegation on state.
hood met this morning for the purpose
OF agreeing, or trying to, on a plan for ad.
mission.
Delegate Joseph and G. II. Gildersleeve
reported some co!respondenceirom several
New Mexican Democrats objecting to the
constitution, and neither Mr.. Joseph nor
Mr.. Glldersleeve would consent to an
agreement in the matter under any
circumstances. When the time arrives
for them to do some good work they 70
square back on the movement toward
admission on account OF the apportion.
mentin the constitution. The Republicans
offered every concession asked, hut with.
gut avail. While this sort Of business is
not as it should be, the delegates are hope
iul and in excellent spirits. 1t is pretty
generally believed that the statehood bill
will pull through in gool shape.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE

oENaAE
WASHINGTON, May II. - The house
amendment to the senate bill to increase
the limit OF cost for pubic building at
Sacramento, Cal, was concurred in.
The army appropriation bill was then
taken up.
Hale's amendment providing that no
alcoholic liquors, beer or wines be sold
and supplied enlisted men in any canteen
or buildlng in the garrison or military
post. Agreed lo-yeas 81, nays I3.
COckrelPs amendment striking out the
words beer and "ine," were disagreed
to and the bill passed.
The calendar vas then taken up and
the following bills auong Others PASSED :
Senate bill appropriatlng $4,000 for IL
steam launch for the collection of the
district OF Puget sound.
The senate then took up the individual
pension bills on the calendar and passed
all of them, 1856, in an hour and a half.
After executive session the senate ad
journed.
HOUSE.
The house went into committee of the
whole on the tariff bill.
Mr.. Lanhan, of Texas, iu a speech gen.
orally critical Of the measure, urged the
importance OF reciprocity with Mexico.
He especially antagonized that feature OF
the bill which places duty on slver-lead
ore, declaring it would destroy the smelt.
ing industry of Texas and neighboring
states and it would invite retaiatory legis.
lation on the part of Mexico.
McAdoo, Of New Jersey, opposed the
bill. Lafalle. OF Wisconsin, spoke in favor
of it.
Springer, OF Illinois, opposed the bill
He denounced granting bounty on sugar
and raw silk and then in a facetious man.
ner proceeded to point out the benefit
which would inure to the farmer of lllii-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
Evidence Of Crime.

KANSAS Cry, May u.-Evidences OF 9
gaslly crime were discovered al the Union
depot tins morning. In u pine box twl
ieet Ions Was iound horribly mutllaleu
body Vi Woman. Most OF the flesh had
been cut from the bones, and the lace
was mutilated beyond recognition. The
body was packed III charcoal. Lille
could Aot have been extinct more than
twenty-lUur hours. Ihe box Vas checked
throush. from ST. Louis last night.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
Upright piauo for Sale.

A fine new instrument for sale cheap
and on easy terms. Apply to Geo. W.
knaebel, attorney, Palace avenue, near
court house, Santa Ee. n. NJ.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
Winnie's Wedding Trosseau.

PARIS, May lO.-Mss Winnie Davis,
daughter oI Jefferson Davis, who is be.
Lrotned TO Alfred Wilkinson, q young auu
PROMINENT lawyer OF New York state,
sailed ior the United States to day, TAX.
ing with her The Wedding outfit which
mas been prepared for her by Worth.
The marlage, which viii he solemn z4u
III the eaiiy part vi next month, wlll
take place ~ The Old Davis homestead
III Mississippi, ana will he attended Dy
many prouinent people.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
ARMY ORDERS.
From headquarters department of A

From headquarters department OF Ari
zona:
Second Lieut.. Edmund Wittenmver, 9th
infantry, is detailed as member of the
general court martial convened at For,
Mcdowell. A. T., by paragraph 2, specia
orders No. l29, series 1889.
BY authority of the major general com
mandIng the army, the commanding olli
Ger at Fort Union, n. NJ, will grant t
Corporal Joseph J. Cassidy, Troop q, 9Th
cavalry, a furlough for four months.
By authority OF the major general com
mandlng the army, the commanding otll
Ger at Fort Wlngate, n. NJ, will grant to
Corporal Peter Moberg, troop [, 9Th cav
airy, q furlough for four months,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
7e|egraphic Tidings
WASHINGTON MATTEliS.
CORNERS ON SILVER.

WASHINGTON, May l2-Western people
some very sensational stories about cor
ners iu the silver market. There are NUT
terings here and there TO the effect al
ready, and il the price of the white metal
continues to advance il will pot be long
until all the eastern palers ill charge
somebody with making big corner III
the metal.
One of the Washington correspondents
sent out short story to that effect this
evening. 1t was vague and indefinite and
had no apparent foundation i'll fact, but 1t
made good story and will 10 doubt be
eagerly read 10y the gold men and perhaps
be used as all argument against the silver
bill III the senate next week.
wANAMAKER REPLIES.
The postmaster general has made an
answer TO the resolution adot1ed by Jtffss
house inquiring v hat postotlice inspectors
or special agents had been employ ed to
investigate the standing and claims Of
rival applicants for appointment Is post
masters. He says:
Il know of no instance where an in.
spetIOl uIluCE llllS administration Has Det
detailed merely to ascertain whether or
not the applicant was Republican,
Democrat or member # any other party,
unlese it Was where Il charge OF deception
has been made in seeking the appoint
ment.' The postmaster general adds:
The practice of occasionally sending in-
speclors 10 report upon the applicant is
not new, and has been follow ed by all
postmaster generals for Years past.
COMBINATIONS.
The following nominations were con-
frmed to-day:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the land Of
ice-S. "A. Swigget, Hebra, Mont.
Receivers of Public Moneys--G. NJ. |
Bourquin, Helena, Mont, T. b. Shan.
non, San Francisco.
stmasters--California: J. w. Green,
LOS Angeles; A. W. Bishop, Oakland; j.
}. Coleman, Sacramento; b. d. Dodson,
Red Bluff. Utah; l. A. Benton, Salt Lake
jity.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
CELESTiA.S COMING IN,

Information was received at the treas
ury department to day that Thirty Chinese
lsDorers were trying to tIter 'ile Gnted
States from Mexico near NUp aes, A.
I. The special agent of the treasury at
that place was instructed to cal upon the
federal authorities to assist in keeping
them out and to assist in the arrest OF
any one who may have entered.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
TARIFF DEBATE.

Tomorrow an effort will be made by
the Republicans in the house to termi-
nate the general debate on the tariff bill
and proceed to the consideration of that
measure by sections under the five-min-
ute rule. 10 accomplish this and to carry
each section through they will try to hold
a majority during the entire week. While
1t Is not expected that the Democrats will
make any iactitious opposition, the Re-
publican managers thIuk it necessary
that their v holp fDrce snail be at hand.
10 secure their attendance notices have
been sent to all absentees to be back Oh
Monday. The debate during the past
three days has been very unlnteresling.
Not even a ripple Of excitement has
broken the monolony OF the talk. Nearly
all the speakers have read carefuly-pre-
pared Speeches 10 an array Of empky seats
on both ihe flor and in the galleries
The eight days debate under the live.
minute rule will, without doubt, be OF
sharper character.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-03
SLID North Belle Tsl<. sf1os Ontario,
80. Union cons0aisatel. s2iA

$40; Nora Besss LIE $40; ons.rs0.
81 f-ason rorsrl3.s,4 ea 81 n
80 -. ee,s,z. 49,
- ga AZ, lass $50. s. . lsa' :, = 49,
- -, - i'.se' 800 fs.ss- v.'-St
49, $40 ....,. - -.
go. -. 80 49,,
T..s.s- 49, 1890. ,sss.ss-.
tleipa.e ssiyanre =, prscs q near f,stsre.
choice fees. $50. N0.I. l.2ss, ~ lover
grades. xsesIss
Hous-xs, fhsnre Il vslus.. anotahle Il
7aar
poss.a.4--ssAaav. 7sfo .aek. raceive.l
todav. Fartv 30 :, mai q. Parlssr,k -
81 g51g
Butter STEADY. sarrv pare. GOOD IA
choice i.,esye
Frrs--sf.iifarnsa scarce AZ tasx6f sc.
fresh Eastern 10 arrive offering 81 n ~
-.
nrw ronx Pnosrcx mAEwrr.
EKw YoRx. Jan. Hops-ouiet and
arrn.
Coffee Options closed steady ard foaD
points down: sales. 81 .750 bars. January,
50 -. February, sI5.65s8T0; March. $3.50
M65; April. 81 70; Msv, sls.gaa75. june.
Sls Is. spot, Rio, steady; fair eaEgoes.
Issse: 40. 1, nc.
Sugar Raa, euiet and steady; refined
good demand
COPPER Dab and steady: Lake. Jan
nary. Hits.
Lead Firm. and brisker; domestic. S5.s0
IiR-Quiet; fairly steady straits, zi.iS,
chicago PRODUCE MARKET.
CnfeAao. Jan. a.~-Ciosing prices Wheat
Higher: January. 7ss.c; May. SIC;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-03
THE WATER FRONT.

The steamer jeanne is expected here to-
day.
Yesterday vas very quiet day on the
water 'front.'
The /. J. Perry left for samish yester-
day morning.
The steamer Otter. Of Tacoma, was in
port yesterday.
The Walla walla sails for San Francisco
tonight at O'Clock.
The bark Melrose is en- route here from
San Francisco 10 load es,ai
The steamship City q pnebla Is due here
today from san Francisco.
The collier Willamette has gone to Port.
land with 2.2a0 tons Of coal.
The Hayden Republic leaves San Fran
cisco snnday for the sound.
The steamer Fanny Lake was moored az
Badere's wharf all day yesterday.
The steamer Cascade hroughtin $50 sacks
OF oats yesterday from stanwood.
The steamer W. F. Munroe is undergo
inr repairs at Almond & Phillips wharf.
The Spartan and Ahner Coburn are the
only vessels in port AZ present loading coal.
The ]. &. Britain viii not leave for Low
ell with her cargo Of machinery until to-
night
The new steamer far the Nashon island
milk trade Is being completed at Almond
4 Phillips wharf.
The steamship city Of Topeka is sohed-
nled to sail for Alaska December s. She is
now At Portland. or.
The bark Oakland ieaves san Francisco
shortly for Seattle with 8 full cargo OF gem
eral merchandise for Harrington & smith.
The schooner Teaser. Captain Quinn. is
ready Cor SEA With a cargo Of general meF-
chsndlse for Quillayate. shs has about
sixty tons.
The steamer cascsde resumed her run
on the Skas8t river fonte Wednesday morn.
ing after a ave days'lay OF. During that
sine she was completely overhauled. Her
bottom was cleaned aad painted. her state.
gooma and cabins were renovated and re-
PAINTED aaa her machinery repaired.
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r1LnonAruac MAEKErs.
NkN 80 80 nkaffN.

sks AMkA hfeeA 6EAfhhs
/ Ssg loas. Jan. 2.-The monetary Sst.
alsea + once more a most important fac.
g n the stock market. and although q
ssfksd ADVANCE y As scored, the siliIening
s q rates in the afteFnaan wiped cat
Aest q the Improvement and fl many
Mss carried prices below those Of Tuesday
sssaing. Opening rviees we're rather irree.
sf stss strong, and Immediately dsvsl.
~ atsseF Ehr lead os Lesd Trust. Coaiers
W Assogyi fAesae Tav upward move
a<as eAma 10 ga eni toward noon. when
/ aeeey roae 80 g. The market closed asaI
- wseA generality 81 something under
i sgeasay prices TIE hnal changes are
fsesFAl'y IA the direction Of loweg figures.
- are eeniaej 80 fractional ampunls
~ TIE marked changes being a loss ia
salsage, -. Loais ana Plttsb,irg preferred
So
governments we're dull bat STEADY.
fsssclsans opened steady at slu3Ss ana
b Sgsa The market then rallied
80 elosesl arsa ~ stpa. STOCK exchange
seaes, sit0ls. hirbest, 81 0sss Lowest.
So eieShS, si.gs Consolidated 81.
ssaes, leeruary option. ereaed. st0s;
fassi sl0t4 lowest St0sAA: closing,
essaSs sales, e. tsW hayreis.
ESsHANoE ANe geffgs&
NV Neax Jan g. Monrv on cAn tiFht.
ses'sE sss3s per cent, with The last loan
saNsss
esi'ea Sgsies d treeisteFe3l Us. Unl,sa
@ses q lcooponsA I-6 United state
- isssatsse,la less. Unssed states =
s39hA letA. Pacinc Is. t,G
Aus
atw fosx Jan 2 American Exuyess.
tana,iian HaetHe Eea. Csea.ls
fa ai1 t'eatral raa6c. Barl.
80 33eA IscSaWaslms. SIS. ppaxpr
80 t5snes, ls Byte 81 kansas Z
- ~ tske Shore. East. Loussvtfig
esaAass,e, >' Michigan central. gls,
= 7 latsas, g N0gshesu FAsGe.
Fsisffed z8' Northwestern. lea.
49, 81 AVs NaFk Central. less.
Improvement - T7ansaa-
@ Pacific MAJ SsA. Read.
50 Be& isisna, t. ~ Rael sa
~ FNaSs 80 Gn8on pAeae. -
.ese@ States Espsess. *. FAzso AZ.
80 MeStesa pnson. S., Anaefaan
ss'sea o.
hsrpN SFefks
N@seN, iaa. tlests,s trk,ss wsg.
. 4efssA Arst IS e,Auks AsehS,
seFSsa stssls 3 b.Ank. AscAssoa &
iAl'F@sa kas etan. 81.
- - Ssatrst saa moa. 1se Mextcaa
- -. = s97asostteiea scrip hlauk, Mex.
- ssasssl asst saesse&gs beuas. O..
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-03

Sax FRANCISCO Jan. e-~0eneral Fair
child coal. Departure bay 20 san Fran.
cisco. Haioyon. lumber. Puget sound 70
Fiji Islands.
Arrived MentscFat Departure hay +:
General Falrchila. Departure bay, Hay-
tier Repahlsp, seattle Queen q she Ia.
oiae. Victoria. Louis Walsh, Departure
hav. Seminole. Seattle. Skagft, Utsalady.
Saslea-Santa Esssa. San&tnlo.
Cleared San Matra Tor Nanaimo
Arrived AZ Melbourne December 81,
Golden shore irarss PORT Gambia.