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WRECKED THE FIRM.
Chicago Shoe Manufacturers Ruined by =
Dishonest Employe.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Another of Chi
cago's leading manufacturing firms is
mourning the absence of trusted en-
ploye. The firm of A. e.. Leonard &
Co., boot and shoe manufacturers at
207 Monroe street, was compelled 10
make an assignment Tuesday. with
assets and liabilities given at
500, 900 each, and one OF the reasons as
signed for the failure by the firm is
the embezzlement of a large sum of
money by S. NJ. Cutter, who was the
foreman of their factory until Febru-
2rv =
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
Fractured Hi. Mother. skull.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Feb. 26.-Henry Lle-
wellen, young married man living
about fifteen miles southeast of this city
in Jennings County, quarreled with his
mother because she refused to deed him
the farm upon which both lived, and
struck her upon the head with a club.
Mrs. Llwellen's skull is fractured. and
although she is still alive she can not
possibly recover. Her unnatural son
has fled
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

ALBERT GALLATIN DEAD.
A Son Of the Great American Statesman
Dies at the Age of 81.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Mr. Albert
Rolaz Gallatin, son of Albert Gallatin,
who was Secretary OF the
Treasury under the Presidency of
James Madison, and one of the
earliest and greatest of Ameri-
can financiers, died Tuesday in the 9lst
year of his age at his residence in East
Seventeenth street. The deceased was
born in 1900. His mother was Hannah
Nicolson, daughter of Commodore James
Nicolson, the first Commodore Of the
United States navy
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
To settl. the Eisherie. One.tion.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Charles Tup-
per, of Canada, has arrived here. The
visit is for the purpose of assisting Sir
Julian Pauncefote, the British Minister.
in the negotiations. which, it is under
stood. are in progress looking 70 a set
Element of the difficulty between the
United States and Canada concerning
the fisheries question.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
bismarck VIII Not Resign.

RERLIN. Feb. 2s--It is semi-Oficislly
stated that The result Of the recent
elections for members Of the Reichstag
has caused Prince Bismarck 70 delay
his resignation from Office. II is be-
lieved that ne would undoubtedly have
resigned had the elections resulted in \
victory for the Cartel parties.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

Both the method and results when
syrup Of kigs . taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 tho taste, and acts
gently yet promptly CA the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, elesnses the sys
tenn eHectually, dizpels colds. head
aches and teyers and cures habituAi
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever. pro-
duced. pleasing to the taste and ae-
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt In
IL action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend IL
% AL and have made it the most
popular remedy known
syrup Of Figs is for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
gifts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure It promptly for any one Who
wishes 10 Try l. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FI6 SKRUP co.
SAY FRssc!sc0. ear.
LOUISVILLE. ~. AEg F0Sx. ny.
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Ih.r w.n, K.Iir.

Nrw YORK. Feb. 2s. The Sun SAYS
that Mike Kelly vas offered SIS. 600 bv
President Spsiding 70 Join the Chicago
league club this season In addition
Kelly vss 70 receive s. 600 for his serv-
ices. In an interview Kelly said be
rnnld stick 70 tie hrotherh ood-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

TllDENS GREAT ESTATE.
Found TO Be Nearer Sib.ooo,ooo Thsn
$4,000. Proposed Compromise.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26 Negotiations
have been opened between the eXecn-
tors of Samuel j. Iilden and his heirs
st-laws for settlement OF the contest
over the will. Ii is understood that
the estate has proved 10 be much
larger than was at first supposed,
that the aggregate is nearer si5.-
600, 600 than $1,000. 900, and that
the executors, finding themselves
beaten in the general term Of the
Supreme Court, are willing TO give up
the fight in the courts If the heirs will
agree TO devote 1000. 600 70 the estab.
lishment OF public library in accord
ance with Mr.. Tilden's wishes. AS the
estate is large enough TO provide for
that and make them all millionaires
besides, II is said that the heirs are
willing TO entertain the proposition
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
80 ed EyInt-r Wh..f.

CHTcsGo, Feb 1s. The Farmers Re
view reports the condition of the wheat
plant "A fair average in al States.
save Wisconsin and Michigsr. but il
has not yet received reports - IRE eject
81 TIE recant fresza ani thaw
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Rscord. Rurned.

FAycOUvER. Wash. Feb. -. Early
TUESDAY morning the county court
house and Jail we're totally destroyed bE
FIRE, together with most Of the county
records The hgilding was valued al
s55.oo and insured for S., 900. Cause
81 FIRE unknown.
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OPINIONS oF rHF FoRErevEEs.
noRRIRLE TRkoEpY.

a wfrr~~osa Mar Slsys His Former -
.-e~s Fstsnv Wsuna. gl~sl srd Eins
Ffns-H
MoxTeowEvT. Mian- FEB B-Tks
Bohemian settIe eusn1 for niles soBt6
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

CTEvFrAxD. o. Fsb. "a Miss Love-
GreeieF. sister a. the late Horace
G-esiey. died Monday night ~ Spring
CrasS. Pa 81 farm Which her hrother
gaze ser twenty eve Years ago. Size
vas 3 years of age.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

LorTsvr7Hz- Ev, Feh - w r.
Harris distillsyv burned here Tues3sv.
Tlre warehouses escaped Loss. Sls, o0sr
covered ky Insurance
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GET IT!
TheBlueBook of Trade Marks
WORK FOE
EVERY MANUFACTURER,
INVENTOR, MERCHANT,
and BUSINESS MAN.

In fact, an interesting book
for any ones perusal. Over
400 illustrations showing the
trade marks of as many arti-
cles, invaluable to any inven-
tor or manufacturer seeking a
new trade mark or design.
Many hints given. The Trade
Mark law fully discussed. Sold
only by the publishers. Sent
postpaid on receipt of s1.00.
POND & RAYMOND,
New Haven, Conn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

r-s~-rr - warket farT sctiT. or iocs sr6
sffp-3nr ace0irt nao feeiiuf rsfner frra-
- rs-ir~s -ffhossf 1eteris cnNrgs Quo
.s.to-s -npg.s e Eets6N for enoire r.
fs.ev erircfre sterfs- - sotfF ~ T9of ft
eset~s a. e 901f rf r1r couUu- ~ faf- cr
- 1nos n g., hutef-.rs ateels = 80 p -
a.<.eks-s a. qs01 = ~ Texsrs - "a - -
F-~derr . ans 81 ~ COWS. 2 7sat - for
Rr H.. - s0as - sog Yea Caves
pocs NsrFs4 rnofsrefr sctfTs ~ paszin -
s-f q. t.,-fr- rer~rrf price, sseat- 81 Tesssg
ssv'f GER ~ sales werr u.stf 81 = FAc4 y
fos lrht g. 7J18 3 ferrough Psexi1g 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
THE MARkETS.


CHICAGO. Feb ~
FIouR-ouiet Patents 81 1904 r. Bakers,
g. 2sc0325. straights, SI0t2J. Winter Pat,
ents g 30dz a.. Ciears s. fl63p
WHEAT Ruled strong win good trading
No cash and Ferrusry. s5'sa15ttci MAY.
77s07fac. No 4 spring. s5dosci No. spring
oOa72c depending On quality.
CoRV-Marbef active and frner 40 esc
No yellow. Rsl4c. 80 3 PC. No 3 Yeilow.
2sho. March. 2sa2ss.c Nay, easGsoc. JuiT
30f.aDNo
oars -Quief lti STEADY 10 2oa.h. fpi.0fpssc
March igs,01pHc MAJ osa29S June gDH0
2oae July. eossc. Sample lots IN far Request
and steady. No. p 29asa2ir. No bite Pa
FAC. No 2 201S42ie no White. 2lA0z3c
RYE-Quiet and stesdv. No 2 cash. a. SC.
May delivery. uss0sAc. Sanples. s4ss,
for No. 2. sia,5sc for 40 p
BARITY Easy hut Jess offered Common
thin lowe Nc and 80. 9 q 2sc. goof 81 choice
No = - sscs Northwestern No. 2 fhir. - 80
rood 20 choice. ~ 44sc faney. sc
Mrss PoFE-Tracirs raAer light snd prices
ruled easier 81 - 70ae = for cash - 81 .Qs ~
for March - s2s,8i0oo for MAJ tio g.ai0 iss
for July
LARp-Tracins Light and prices easier ai
o. 1al5 ~ for cash. - "a - fo1 karcf
e. ssas ~ fo- Nsv = "a ~ for 1ulT
BUT7FE-crssmsrE. tss@lso. psiry. saise,
Packing stock 4D1c.
Fcee- Fresh, 1oisNitc
PoufHpY-Drsssed Chicters. <0f3r pet -
Dressed TURKEYS hdfsc per Live Ducks.
1f0c Per = Live Geese s. 0ldt - per dozen
I.rcroBs- iehvinss steady ~ siH src dis
,filef srfr{fs 81 . "a fer fnisn-1 g0ods
NV F0EE Feb -
wHys4-oais' snd steaov ~ ~ osciine
warrh seasar. UaT ssassc; June "a
So. Julv szEG4hf August. = 1E a.
esrtsrnfsr. ssisf Dfrerrner ~ 80
f,r,pr- -cvfef = r. i0rer aasr. Nxed We
On z4sfaf1isc
os1e-k~ffvs ard fffsfr Western p5<0ssr
Tsov7sToss- Bee cuil F'ists e1.7sas0 0 Fr
IA Ness = "a p Fc~k ouistsr. Nv Nesa
a. 7saff2s- Oid He0s &c noa $3.50. Frfrs
Prime a. 2s1s 7f LAID frrrsr and ruieti
ann-renaeTse. = 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

NV YORK. Feb. 2s-Jhe vii -
John Jacob Astor has been probsted.
he entire estate. With Ire eTception ~
lees thsn 81 .oo8. .ooo. being devised 20
lin son. william waldorf hstor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

FRAxEFoBr, Ind Feb. - Suit wss
fled in the circuit court Tuesday ~
Mrs Ella Douglass sgsins' TIRE Louis
vile. Nsw Albany 4 Chicago railroad
for SO. 900 damages for Injuries sbs 70
raived in the Carmel wreck
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

MAsE0x. ky. Feb 2s.-A tornado
swept over this town ~ II o'clock Mon
day night. blowing away one wing of
the courthouse and wrecking the Meta
odiss church and the opers-house.
About twenty residences we're damaged.
At noon Tuesday another tornado cane
along and destroyed What vas left n
+he o-er.- honse ard several dwellings
No cne vas hurt. but the lose q large.
ard reports from n. country show great
damage.
NtREox, IL. Feb. - - cyclone
passing from southwest 20 northeast
struck this county Monday night sbont
: o'cIock The Path vas abo.t go yards
wide. Houses. fences and timber were
levsled ~ the ground. resulting IN
heavy less - those hvirz within its
resrh. Nc lives we're lost - far -
beard from. bat some persons we're seri-
7-sslv injured One schooI buildIng.
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SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. -. 1890.

SEATTLE, WASH, Sept. r. 1890.
want to state. although from ignorant
prejudice against DR.. Jordan We had been
kept from changing from the homeopathic
system to his. that tie cure of our child
has been so marvellous that Mrs. Canny
and feel it our duty to our friends and
the public In general to make the following
statements, and right here wish TO say
for every one TO lay aside all prejudice
and give him trial. We regret very
much that We hadn't soughNhis aid be-
fore.
For four months first-class physicians Of
both the alloTathic and homeopathic
schools treated our 3-year-old child for
meningitis and he continually lost flesh
and became weaSer. They decided he
would be long time IN recovering, while
to Us he seemed to De sinking every day.
TO all appearances he couldn't have lived
many days. Upon commencing the Histo-
genetic treatment he Immediately began
to recover and never had but one par
oxysm OF muscular contracts and that
only lasted one hour. while formerly they
had been of five hours duration. We
thought every one would be the last ana
that he could not live. In two weeks he
began to play out of doors and gained O
large amount of flesh aud strength,
whereas before he commenced the treat
ment he couldn't raise himself from the
pillow. The cure is a marvel to us and to
all who know of the case. Any one wish
can find me at the address given below.
REV. A. ]. CANNY,
Nye street, Fremont, Wash.
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.

PEopucE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
eaS francisco, Sept 26.-wheat-There il no
ufy on the part OF shippers. and the de.
- - nom millers alone keeps up the appear.
: OF activity. Sonoma, sl30; No. l white.
6ntsl pea
ssney-Feed is not in general request, and
49, 49, are shaping in favor of buyers Brewing
ss.as ap well. Aud all good offerings are fading
.s aas ssie Tor EXPORT No feed. siS0l9I Sll. |;
!, =, 81; common grades. ST. 27ls; Brewing,
- a.s.ssl4.1s for fair TO good, and sl4sasl Az
nsnoiee; chevalier, 81 S5GSL50 per Genial.
os-lhe Immediate outlook is not especially
.,soafasing for sellers. Receipts have been
ss sass ifes of late. surprise, $lS2,s(dsI Ss:
s, .as'SLeSal62ls; good 10 choice feed 81 52sx
49,. IAN, sL4Sal.50; gray, N.47lsal.eo:
60, Neo(Sl.75 per GENITAL
nn-Aarge yellow held tribe higher than
- ~ white. very dull and easy: yellow. sL2s
sns. per Genital; large. s. 2sss: 81 Soifor small:
e, A.sasls21s per GENITAL
nnops-Qaist. soassc.
49, toes-Msrke, a tribe steadief: early rose,
~ game; Chile. S56sOc. peerless, socta
oufoanks. s5c@sl.20; sweets, 81 per Genital
OPTIONS
4 a board sales: wheat-Buyer 1890. 81 96ssa
IS Saoeang at AS7; buyer season. 81 4i;sa
- closing ct N.4s >"7
es-buyer lsso, u. 80, sSLs7,ls. closing q,
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Dr.. Bowman & Co 5
~ RATIONAL
DISPENSARY.
Willis Hotel,
South Third St., Seattle, WASH,

These eminent Specialists are well known
the most successful aud bes. paf-o ICED medi-
cal and surgical experts In the country. Bear in
MIND thas this dispcnsary il licrmaucnuy lo-
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Nervous Debility, rmarorrhea. semina.
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81 Conidence. Duii. List ess. unfit for ssifry or
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Blood and Skin Diss ,ss, Syphilis, diseases
most horrible in its results. rpu'p et.ly eraIi.
Gated without the use OF inereary.
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Urine High Colored or win milky sediment on
stan ling, Gtnerfh9t.. Giees. tyssisns, etc.
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PHI. S. Fistai, FiB<ure Recall Ulcers. perfectly
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Ir. bowman Il TO. are rne Oldest ana m,5et
reliable speciality firm in the Pacific North west.
havin< been established III the city OF Chicago
in 1867 The s. attic Office is under the personal
SUPERVISION OF Dr. Bowman.
Offce hours q. m. to5 p. m. Sundays. Q -
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n B.-Persons unable TO visit us may be-
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The THINKERS
ARE THE
PROMOTERS or CIVILIZATION
SEATTLE. Wash. Sept, %. 1880.

SEATTLE. WASH. Sept. %, 1890.
l nave been victim OF doctors for the
last eight years a. d my complaint has
been given differen nauie by every Thy
stefan that ! have ever con ulted, dyspep D.
sa, gasiralgia, neuralgia Of the stomach,
neuralgia OF the bowels. liberation, cancer,
gravel, and In fact they have said I had
everything that human flesh is heir to,
and in that respect think that they were
about right, as have been sick for many
years snd in so much misery that death
would have been pr. ferab I have been
operated upon era times in Philadel-
phia; have been ON both continents and
attended by ali the eminent physicians in
this country. including the doctors who
attended Garfield and Grant When I
came to Seattle heard OF the wonderful
cures being made by DR.. ]. Eugene Jor-
dan with his Hstogenetic system. He
was called TO see me. OF course, had no
faith in the treatment at all, but it was the
last Resort, and ny friends who had seen .
great many of his wonderful cures, insisted
upon my seeing. him. When DR.. Jordan
came to see me WAS suffering with gas
tralgia and locomotor ataxia. ! had been
addicted to the use of morphine for four
years until / could not get along without
1t. was almost dead. l began to I'M
prove Immediately upon commencing the
treatment. The pains all stopped. Gradu-
ally l got better OF the morphine habit
until now | nave no craving for 1t, and do
OF 1t Il four months. to deaden pa n as /
am entirely cured Of pan. can now
eat or Drink anything that please, hav-
ing no pam of any description whatever.
where before any food that ate would
threw me into wild paroxysms of pain.
| now eat and sleep like q child.
EMIL AMES.
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UTSALADY.
A GOOD POINT AND A LIVE TOWN.
.fn,nn faf ms rpasnn tooefher {"

III ron are not here for yoar health enly, you
certainly ought TO take advantage OF every op-
portunty OF increasing your pie by investing
YOUR surplus 10 some OF the growing towns
where you are sure Oh getting your money back
sgsin-and large profits besides. such place
is Utsalady. Investigate Tor yourself. apply the
rules of common reasoning, study the causes
resources and natural advantages, that make
cities necessiiy-and II you do not come 10 the
same conclusion, there must be something
wrong IN your logic.
U,saisGy is superbly located at the mouth OF
the famous Skagit ana Stllaeuamish rivers ana
is the natural trading point Tor all That ricn
section. The townsite is perfect, the haFoor IS
excellent il is on the highway OF navigation, .
dozen eamers touching al its whsris, rail-
RI al Will soon connect IL with the Great North
efn system al Sranwood. only SIX miles east, the
scenery 10 magnificent, the drives are iine
Every honest man familiar with the sitaauon
will tell you, thSt Utsaiady u the best pace
for a live Town on the whole SOUND It's super.
iority over all other points has been recos eco
for the last twenty years. but no one could GUY
lot there for love or money until now a
syndicate of capitalists gained control OF the
townsite lately, and the first lot that ever could
be bought in Utsalsdy, viii be put IN the mar
ket soon. Now, tnis - o chance you cannot AZ
lord 10 neglect II you miss IL this time yoe
will miss il bad. Remember. utsalady Is no
with large business connections ana manuiec-
turing enterprises Big developments are TO De
made and prices are bound to take Q hig Jump
At The opening sale you can set in On the ground
floor.
For particulars inqlire of Anderson h Faegre.
general agents Scheuerman block, corner Front
and Cherry, Seattle.
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RAHHAYx
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
II the line to take to oil points East ana
so sou. h mm the W pisrSs cA T ROUTE Il
Cay in the year to
81. PAIL AND CHIC AGO.
no chang, Of srS
Composed of Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pail
man Drawing Room sleepersof
latest equipment
-rOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Pest that can be constructed ana In which
accommodation are both FREE and furnished
or ho lders OF first or second-class tickets, ami
xLEcASr DAT coAcHEa
C neuuous Inc connecting with all lines
sfsrding direct and uninterrupted terVice
Pullman sleeper reservations can b secured
aovance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKEM
10 and from all points in America. Euglsa
ard Europe can be purchased at amp ticks
once oil this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE AS voLLows:
Overland through ira ns, $40 a m. and D m
Portland and south, CLIO a, M, . rs Q. m An
S:35 p n.
Ghehalis and Olympia express, aum
and s:S5 p. m
TKAtSs " III ARHive FROM
Eastern points, HAS O. IN. and IL s5 D. m.
Portland and south. $40 z m, AIS and sl5
Chehalis and Olympia Hasa m
Tacoma snd local, $40 and HAS q. N: As
e:45 and IL :35 p. m
Time shortened Is hours between seattla and
ST. Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, ole.
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fall information concerning rates, time OF
trains. routes and other details furnished on
4 b. CHXRLToN. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt,
IN Pint st., Cor Warrington. Portland, o..
]. A. NADEAU. General Agent, Seattle
A. CHILBERG, City Ticket Agent, 7l6 Second
street, Boston block. Seattle Wash.
Z. TONKIN. Ticket Agent
Seaffla Dapot foot Of Third atraat
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK srocx xxcu.uar

NEW York. Sept 26.-The feeling today
In the stock market was rather mixed. and 1t Il
evident shat Soma OF tho weaker bulls lost cour.
esc from the readiness with which such stock
- Atchison. Union Pacific and some Others
yielded to the pressure. Tho market closed dull
ana steady to firm, at generally about the level
OF opening prices. and the 6nsl changes, there.
fore, were generally for slight losses. Pacific
Mall is down 49,, sugar lstc. and Union Paci.
&c lc.
Governments, steady.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, 3@4: prime mercantile
paper, 6@7l5; sterling exchange. quiet and
steady; 6o-day bills $lso,a; demand, s4.sIla; bar
silver, $i.12
BONDS.
= IS registered. 122laIU 8. 4<s reRist'd.. 103lS
Y. rs coupon l2S1s 10. s. ga coupon. .l0s11s
Pacific ia
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IHE RAINIER

THE RAINIER.
d Parker, st Paul b Beach, Seneca Falls
Henry T. Dixey, Boston Miss Wallace, do
NJ Bartholomew. Mo X d Loose, Springfield
r + Stewart, City Geo Myers, Portland
Lewis do EA Reeca, do
Erasius Young. Omaha E Moore, jr, New Yrk
H Mcconnell, do &c Mcconnell, do
ID whitney, Olympia Geo w Bell. Ind
DR. A X Bush. Wash Kerr, Waukesha
NJ l. Davis, sultan, WashD e Brown, Vancouver
. McHenrv, Modesto { o Sweet, San Fran
Mrs NJ McHenry. do Louis Rosenfield, do
Evans & VT, FarhaynL Newman. Chicago
tt Miner, City Rufus Smith. Omaha
Edwd Noah, jr, USA A Chestnut, Oakland
Louis Sohns, VancouverD Anderson, Rosalis
John Jsggy, do Mrs Anderson. do
Jas Shinn, Spokane FALSE Hughes, do
Essis do A Lewigg. Vancouver
FEE Jefferson, do d Humphrey, ST
w Purdy& VT W hatcmVernon Gray Il W.T. Y
r Fordyce & W.T. NJ fngersol & why
THE sNooUALMIE.
II Brown, city King, city
a Werner HoQuiam q Scartield. s & III Ry
G W Tibbe'ts, Gilman McReady, Union City
] f Hayes6wf, Portlaudw A Butler, do
A : Cole. Whatcom w r dunbar, Goldni ale
JF Mclean, Walla WallaJ Wooding, White River
W Sweeney PortiandF Cem & VT. city
NJ Allen, Snohomish Nv McCrackea, Twnsrd
4 Ma.oney, Port AugelesJ Wickersham Tacoma
q IS Jossiyn, city GH RYAN & WI, Gilman
q II Boardman. TacomaPhil Neis, city
H Mcbride. LsConner d Attridge&sn, Ludlw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-27

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Firm and quiet.
Coffee-Options closed firm and UNCHANGED
10 20 points up; sales, 5000 bags: ptember
$780, October, s17.75(617. 80: November. SIT O50
ITO; December, &1675l116SI: January, $l585@1
iaso; spot BIO. steady fair cargoes. 2O4c; No. Z,
1S$l9i9r.
sugar-Raw, dull and nominal; refined quiet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oil opened ct SOC
and closed st SOC.
woo,--Steady; domestis fleece, 33(1SS3k"
Copper-Nominal; lake. september, 81.
Lead-Strong; domestic, $3.50.
Tia-Quiet: straits, SIS
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2.-Wool-Firm; Mon.
tana. 17(G24c; territory. 15G22c.
BosToN. Sept. 2S-Territory woods continue
active. with sales OF fine at6og62c: finer medium,
sS9s9c; medium, 5SG55c; considerable spring
California wool has been sold at l6923c Eastern
Oregon, ls@22c.
CHICAGO BOARD OLE TRADE
CHICAGO, Sept Northumberland about
the same .as yesterdays fclosing, advanced
s801ac, broke lI49ll<c and recovered nc,
closing so lower than yesterday: re.
ceipts, 633, 600: shipments, III, 900 bushels.
whea.-closed firm; cash. sS7s: December.
sgs<@s9Js; May, sl.0lss.
Corn-steady; ossh. 4sc. October, 4s1<c: May,
501s95o54c.
oals-Easy; cash. size; October. ss1sc; May.
4i1ac
mess pork-Essy; cash, &c. 50a9 62ls; Octo-
Der, &S47ls: January, $lL57ls.
Lard-steady; cash, $6o5; October, $s.05; Jan.
nary. $6.42la.
Rye-pull at 60c.
Barley-Quiet at 75c.
| Whisky-$113
shouiders-so.7s eas7ll; short clear. $500
| $40; short ribs. sa2e1a.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
| CHICAGO, Sept 25.-Cattle-Receipts H.010;
lower; demand falling of; stockers. SSG4 Tex.
| ans, g. 2593 l21s: rangers. $2.e0td4l5
| Hog.-Recefpts. q, 900: slow and lower: pack.
| ers, So S514; mixed, $4. 1904 %; prime heavy
andIbutch+rs' weights, 450; light $455(94 IS.
sheep-Receipts. 5000: steady; stockers S. 25(N
| 4; Westerns. $4050pl30; Texans IS. 5OldS75