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New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
TIE KANsAs sENArORsHIP CONTEST.

Chicago, July l. CSpccial.-ExGovernor oSDorhe'
Of Kansas formerly United states Minister 10 hFaLI'
* in this city and was today interviewed regarding
nol.tics I'm his state. said he: senator lhFaII'S
term 4, nearly ended. and there are more aspfah's
for bl, seat than one count in day. our famous
senator Will have a hot fight. lie viii have 70 WORK
harder than he did secure his first election ana MS
frond, will Dee mustered into active service Inc re-
si,lt will b. that Mr. ingalls, will serve another TERM
II. Will not Doe defeated yet. think he Will nave j."
vote, 10 sparc. II II Presidential Ec" u'e
Ropublrans would cast two-thirdN vote buI u'S
can't te done now II must De admit that the big l@
puhlican family Of Kansas IS not without d''ou' @
f. owing TO this fact that senator ingalls, VIII H''0
such hard battle. There viii be three tickets III Io
field the Republican. Democratic, and the People D
The lost.namcd IS made up from the Farmers AM
ancc and VIII poll heavy vote. II all the hepuoN-
cans who belong to the Alliance would vote inc fto
,le's ticket there would De chance % deicauht VI.
tn-ous Eut they Will not leave the p4u pa.
ir l.. stiII another side show that viii help % HaAp
natter, more complicated. The kcpdbO 80,
rt to fayor Of prohibition and want me iTop,l.ul
amendment rcslbmtcd 81 the poop" VII sld"I AH -
Tia ,ru hold their convention at WlcIIJa ~ -
.irt ,r and viii nominate the Democratic caIlulutu.
An aticulpt f. now being made 20 ec' IN. ny n -
norty - promise 10 support t" ch"lcc ol uo
rats and the unsaSHcd Republicans hI - - ~, ,it
,rtb no success II these three parties 9lyu 10
thcr strength against Mr. ingalls, Ae CouI" H0' w
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
FLAMES Iy / pfcrrRE FRAME FAcTORT.

The four story brick building Nos II. 43 and A.
Ecthuuc-,t occupied ~ "a factory hy Dlanck q Co..
dealers in looking glass and picturc frames at No
rs Iorltlo ST. was burned ont Yesterday afternoon. II
va. believed that tLc flames started among th" shaw
inc, in a chute leading 10 The b'ilcrrrom. 30 rapid
was the spread of the FIRE that had reached every
part of the building when the hrcm"n called,
and a third alarm was mne. only the shell Of th"
lui,diuc remained when the fire wa, under control
and he nrtrcn had hard work to prevent damage 10
adjoining building.
Nobody was i'm the factory when the flames
discovered and the members Of The firm wore said 10
Ic ont of On city. \ great many finished frames and
r fuo lumber were destroy I'd. An estimate Of the
l--c. platrl the damage 10 Tho 0rm'- stock ard
,blncry at $4,000 aud thc damage to ia" building ut
: 900 The amount ~ Insurance unknown.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
PLANS OF THE FARMERS ALLIANCE IN IOWA

PLANS OF THE FARMERS ALLLNN't ~ H, NV"
Burlington, Iowa, July 12 (Spcciall.-Ihe Farmers
Alliance is apparently going to make thihEs "N5S
for Iowa politicians this fall 1t Is evident I0'" 10
method, OF organization that It means business l'
Alliance can probably control 10000 Vot'S Ill ''n'
state It will have no trouble in MAKING ns "''iaiN
heard IN the coming campaign. AT the cohVfh'Io"
:, Atlantic Iowa THURSDAY the Alliance partially
outlined its plan Of battle Resolutions were ~loPV'u
favoring free coinage Of silver and the ISSUING oi
United States notes instead Of National bank n'te'
demanding railroad transportation and telegraph anu
telephone service at actual cost, the Government 70
own and operate III" same; the ADOPTION vi az -"
haIutolv secret voting systcm the passage OF laws
nro6jLtIng alien ownership Of land and investments
IN MORTGAGES on real estate aud setting iorh tial III
order 10 carry ont the above objects, the AIlihCe
woud support for Offices such men aS cOuiu De ~,
pended upon 10 enact these demands INTO lawh, IN
nNuonccd bv partv caucuscs. II is the intention OF
he Alliance TO hold number of conventions through
ont Iowa before tho fall election.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CAMPAIGN
rtrrv,N,s FAMILY ALARMED FOR HIS SAFETY
TRYING TO END THE DEMOCRATIC STRIFE.

Columbia, ;. G., July l. (special)'-" Inc AUGUSTA
Chronicle which has taken conservative posluoh
in regard 20 the south Carolina campaign anu ms
treated both sides impartlally says lo-usy Inc
political situation in south Carolina Is luceu VrlV
cal one Captain Tillman is regarded a' hreo'ahu
of the most ncendary nature, ana tUere u "opp'
uncompromising hatred against him. serious reSuie
would follow ANYTHING Ike riot at the campaign
meetings now in progress. II one piston s"o 7"'uiu
be fred or any reckless act pcrperateo "IoIi "ou'i
urccpitate bloodshed. he would be one oil the hrS'
mon killed. Information from Washington Is 10 '''e
effect that Congressman George d. Tllmah Is aralu
his brother Will De hillcd before the canp"IEn -
over II Is said that Tillman has been advl''u oS
l6 f,nA pot 10 sneak at Orangeblrg. the nome ot
Tudcc Izlar who has been CHARGED by Ii.'n m VIM th
being three time; a pcrJurcr ana ulH' " ''' va ''
senator Hampton has become much dspsH sOfu tbc
+1c condit,on OF affair, which i also atuins on'
attention Of the leaders Of the party ~ mIrs To-
Who fear tho breac Will allo" the KcpuDIl'" rhoy
come i'm and capture several Cougies'neh. .,S imoS
are anxious for the joint meeting 20 2e This
and an ciort made to reconcile the lacuo'''
will hardly be done
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
TL0rELE LIKELY OTEE 4 SEIZURE.
STORY orAy A,urIc>N CAPTAINS m~ronrrNE-

STORY or ~ ANIL I.1CNN CAPTAINS MISFORTUNE.
r.n Townsend. Wash. july l. 'apc'aI cap
t,iu .lona.. o. the N,r,h American CONNER ial
Coala4,.- steamer Cic-)u, bunr, news i.""
o,,...-,a mat -.uoa. trorllc VIII follow ihr ''HT'
l.., month of tho American scaling schooner Maiu'
e.. over captain NcrII"r, OF the seized schooner
lola hi, -t,., to Captain Thomas. IT ,cora that
while ,,ul-lu. n TIE larIGc ocean the Dyer h." "a
boa. oII.ilod ANA two u.cu lost. Neat dJ sac
-,..,.c uu and Tire schooner, bO"siH5 Was carried
av.y. ON .p Of iuc,r troubles the cook, who
had been a,tu- -tsbr", for some time. mad" hTrAt'
a.I.qi ~, captdu lie, and aid b." ""ud "'ll all th'
LANDS. Ih. caItala decided t. uuakc Tort 100
5t;c. and repair tie damage don" TO hls vessel get
rid of The cook and secure to take the place -
those drowned lie had hardly tim" to cnt"r Ms
vessel lcfore Il Wa .czcd. The crew ar stll staying
with tire vel In the hope that It viii be released
but TIA; i- doubtful.
Iu, Matte G. l. now schooner, own" ~ CLOS ter
Ma. and t., Wa- hcr iT.t year %, ealing. captain
N..rtl,r h4, written Il report - hl9 Nc,sci owner
and tl bond men of Collector Pratt Nh0 VIII III all
profqbiIit, Sue for damage. captain M"f'l'r lay,
ii,ll,r Stress cn tNc fact that there - ~ proof
iha h.- vessel had been scaling In Hclrnt set me
..,l.ii,. pr dccar"-. which we're Nrfod. "c4r Htcu
o, tl, ocean, Captain Thomas report th1t l.ru,h
.,d American sealing -'huOuc", have had picnic
ir Ichlug "a. IA' Bear dd not -dil Tor seal l-hHd
,ir,tu Iuuc 20 Consequently -"alcrs have lud tine
rt,tuty and have Improved II. The British s'aler
pr.r,p. when ,poacl. june -. had LOO skins, and
other, have done nearly u we'll.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
FROM MONMOUTH To BRIGHTON.

The brighton Beach Racing ASSOCIATION d.. az
rlu,,d FOR special boat and tain -"rvlce h'i"r'H
on, Bganch and tolCy island on Brighton Ici,h race
days. The IA, and handsomely cqnppcd Ni3mcr
Laura NJ Starin VIII leave sand; Hook. y !. southern
H. H. station. every Monday, "Wednesday ana Friday :;
after connecting with 10 20 train from We>. End and
10 30 from Long Branch, afoiinc charming -eN oi
l-Ss than an hour thence direct to West Brighton
where Culvcr Il. Il. trains will convey passengers 10
the track. After the train leaves tulvcr depot
West Brighton. at C:2n. connecting with Laura N
Stann 10 sandy Hook. thence by special train 10 Long
81 80; single, Sl :.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
TROUBADOUR'S BROTHER SOLD FOR $1,000.
GREEN i. NORRIS BrYS HIN AT THE WoopBrEN

\ fuc lot Of yclrllug th)rOughbTds rom thr
Woolbun stud and August He!monts Nursery stud
were sold by auction IN the paddock at Monmouth
Park Yesterday There wa, some lively bidding for
full brother Of Tr,uhadour. Green Morris. Ma~cus
pnlv and j. A. and \. II. NoTri, all wanting him. Sage
cd Gen on; ty,i the othcr> ald got tho youngSt'r
sor $4,000 Following j, summary Of the sa!o:
WOODGy EN YEAELINGS
Brown colt D., Falsc:;o-Jam2ra ov Lexington; j. y.
it ct Gt l,0"-G.eulune By Gcn,lP; G, B. Morris,
l., colt bv fa-c.to-sempcr yive by wayerley VIII
pay ,o F6s >li.n,so FS,p hSc N'Do"on by Kn'fh'
' E,,'R cod b, 'ro~natIl-Cacnuca By Ktag Alfonso
S3 oit b, ial,,tto-Aede C.. by Kiae Alfonso F. D.
bay OF brown colt by Fai-c:toNacola by King Alfonso
cht-,nat tcij 0r King Afoaso-nepuat' by warnn-
nay cot Iy rorl4un-Aniable by KING Alfonso Z.
pay rol. ty ratrimony by Tr' Maloy; Byron
Ilt ,ot b, ro,hn.ou- ouctmar,h by King Alfonso
6,c--'it ~ oy n.-.tto-Gaianthis by AoStnlian
CIt,'r. col: hy Ring Aron'o-canar! ty Fa!'.'to
Cht.t.4t br hing Alfouso-Giroaa BY LcaruS,on
i5f t.., ,y fa.,-tto-G.mpse by GeneF; wiIiar
ci.,-'t fly ny Fl,.uo- Jersey Lass by King Ernest
clt..l. n. " l'e.e,,o-Pear Thorn BY Pa; MaIloy
j. T7,,I,lf,n b, ~ Ba..c-Iu,et,o by IAlsctto
N,l T. p9 ~ BlA-c- Ze,cro by Falls to captain
,l-ta.. III, rs Fa.-. t,o-Gu.,9r b. g. Martin; WI.
nfora v ly r,l.rt,o-narblchc by King Alfonso j.
Tt fi' p, ra.o'to- -vu'p,nc by virrl captain VIII
,D,...4t .. by rovnt,.n-Laly Al! Jy G'en At'ol
r,. o- ..,ra .r by HAIRY o'Fa'Ion Lady Darrell by
Et aly Us ia. Na.ay bc,o.lton by Devastation; l..
f., rIt Ds r...rt,o-fini,l D., King Alfonso ". b.
ct5-a., g. by King Alfonso Cotona by niuc Mant'o
-..it. y F., Gy King Alfonso india - LeXinG'"a: :
ia, ny BY rai,-to- ai.ttr by Glcne'g; T. u Iald-
cac.,r.t rv hy Pat Malioyouc'ncraft by Knrcra''
,,1 riy Us -Nintdrop By Bullion Il L. camp
o' etF,.9It fIy by Kuc Ntonso-snverthr,ad by Luke
r.,..ir,'n,,t 1t-,Ie e. Son $500
CI.tn't G.T uv Is)ou-fter by L'anineton; C..
ii,',.a, niiy nv Lisbon Filtration by Cloae'r. r.
i.fo't D. O. by Ions follow Hluo stocking by T"l-
,ovcraft: !. \. t a. H. M'i''- 7IN N'-.
THE PROPERTY OF AUGUST hfLN"NT
,-n'~,. d. ~ sam Hrovrs-nouadoana by kinsash"r /;
L. =, Ii,,i,,a i. .h Dv Emrn.hct- n.iiona by IT." III.
tn. r,,,H, n" = b. by Ias n,.r.ea-Hahora by Mortimer
A 5,ms@ j., ~ The In.oa- Carmen Ny Fiadi"''ir
' ta,1 ".n.,' o ~ Tie n.r,d cora'la by Mo'ad'r
I1,,..-, r ,y 81, Hlais.-rlo,nn bv Tho N-r''d
''Y'n9, ~ T. ig r-inco Leopold Le'r'''aia By
r.i','iI. .,-.-,ld iy owner ior $500 ,..
gna a. T. rs The Iir,-t- Royalty ~ N''f'''''
vs. 0'a 0qa ca f. By s. pln.'c-ol'p' by I@a"'''''n
l. iora.t IN .a T. by rlo Il.rscdTarbouchc by King
Gshar; 4. j. Joyucr 81 jo'.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
r.n1HG ~ ENGLAND.

London. July 3.-rm- was th" las' 'ay OF VI"
-aud1vu Park climbs second -''"'.'r "' '.-.
,...I f.r,o-' Produce -tllc- Of l.oo' sov'r'lFn~'
r,. -,,r,,-... ,c.r. WON hy Nr ""Tf"n5 bay nay
ritt,. T,tlo j. g. Talr Hay chestnut c'H li'a yen
r.od second. ard SIR James NacNcn'io'S bay iIY
riore,e-,y third. Th,re were twciv" starters
The >niIt,n Handicap Of 1000 -'vercen-. distance
five n,ro.... was won hy H. T. Ieu"l,tS tht'' 80, ,n
,lt lr,y,i colt Dl. Dawn. SIR. T. 10. hl''hF H''''
I'd iJa.l c.t scotch Ear, vl. 'ud a4d 1o1"rl
~o,,l.. fr.,.y yot. old BAY o. brown colt hTh '"'''
mi -lYusr tAIfG.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
rue LODGE MIL INDORsED.

The L. :. Grant Republican club Of the XVI As
.omhrv District held rousing meeting at Its head
ouartcr.. no. Ga East Thirty fourth-st last night
President Bernard Blcn presided. Resolutions HI
,art t,, rho Lodge Federal Election bill we're unanl'
nously adopted and sent 70 Washington
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
SCHENECTADY REPrRLICANS

SCHENECTADY REPTBLIIANN n NVNF IN t1V'''
schenectady, y. Y, July II lspcca4-l"e Nc
pubucans Of schenectady County met IN cohNc"u'"
here TODAY. and elected Charles +. Palmer deleta'e
n the IVth District Judicial Convention. when Is
70 meet in Plattsburg on July II. H. Maynard
Aiken. Ira Hoag John ". Nccd"r Charles BafhSu'
and A. NJ Vcddcr were elected delegates 10 the CON
crcs-lonaI Convention Of the NKth District on eau.
The delegates unin,tguctcd. but are I'D laNpr ~
" T. stove, for supreme Court Justice, anu J.1t .t
sanford for Congress. Thc conyenton aN0 ep5SicG
ror,mittce Charles Z. Palmer Is chalrman d. D. De-
camu sccrctary. and f. G. Nhltmre, treasurer
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
THE rrurIxG SEA NEGorIArloys.

ottawa. July l-.-Thc Hon. G. II. Tunpr .ays h.
does not think anyone cou,crunt with th, Echrine
sea negotiations at Washington would make any dis
closure, lust now. Nevertheless, there is tone Of
dI-aup,uimout iu Ottawa, iaacr circle over the I'M
sa;I factory state of aLaii-.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
ctogr oT THE ". e. T. z. MEETING.

Round Lake. y. =. july 12-Thc Womcn' Chris
rau Temperance Uuion held is closing session here
tonight with biz meeting, 1t which strong pro.
ruition sucechc, made by Ms Bcele. Mrs. Burt
and others The Christian Alliance of Ministers. which
! ccns It's session TO morrow. also took part. and IL
was resolved to establish branches In every ward In
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
,lrrrllD Or TINE Cr1CK WRDLTI

All liz. each hUrdlcr, q tIc ia.t, West. ~oHth ana
C.I'.lt win meet iu a.. klH-, county IiuiH' ""o.
, .,iu. .,t ..t $1,000. AZ brighton I,tch, t"u u"rp"
tNn.d.,,. Il.. othcr excellent races. MI f'd's 10
Coucy Island direct u uit track.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

heat a weter-wcich; poddcr Ike Pagan i tnG c@,r,
task for him. II Is Ike brcsAing sticks. Ir9n"oH
poorer lot Of horses than he met YES,
tcrday. and In all probability NlaElr'
viii be beaten something Ike a hundred yaidN.
Th1 is the way which Dr. streets horses generally
~ ,,t ,
lowauceS and the f;tvortc, Hands OF. won WthoHj
difficulty, while Adventurer was second ana Bongh-
rum was third
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
r,,, rrprnIIcAy FESTIVAL At LION PARK

THE REPUBLICAN FESTIVAL At LION PANh'
The midsummer night festival of ule NePupI' al
,,.. ,,,rh - tle XVIith Assembly District at Lion
I,r,, ON Wednesday night promises to be most sue
,,.,ful and ENJOYABLE affair. Representatives h'm
Al, or nearly all the other districts vii: be present ana
most Of tnc Republican clubs In the city VIII send ce-c
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN IN MISSOURI

Platt,burg No. July 12.-The campaign IN missouri
was formally opened here to-day. with tariff reform
speech hv Roger Q. Mills of Texas. Charles ManSur
also delivered an address
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
vpS srrrryS.S JEWELS FOrND.

Ncwport. II. l.. July l2-Mrs Paran Stevens's jewels
wcr, found I'm her house oday. They had evidently
been taken by a servant, who became frightened and
restored them.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
,,ov,vryr ARRrvALs AT THE HOTELS

GrAND-The Rev DR.. James Mcleod OF na
uOTFN AN-Fx. gresham william :. 'a'O"''
netro,, and Samuel L. Clemens, OF Hartford
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

=, ,, a., tr.tr-,ct,on az IN working at the polls on
eocton dav and for services during the campaign, ana
mat prohibition literature be distributed all over INC
state.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
~ $4,000 1IoroR LICENSE DECLARED VOID

Iorcu Mass. July l2.-Thc 5000 liquor license
NJ John Lennon at Dracut. Wa, declared Noid Qua!
bv Judge Uadley, and the accused WAC hned F'' a..
costs for maintaining liquor nuisance lie app S-0'
TO the supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
RACING IT CHIC1G y.
RrYFAx WINNING TIE FRIENDLY STAKES
TIE OTHER RACES

Washington Park. Chicato, July l2-oM races "erc
on the card for today the chief being the tlrh race
the Friendly stale. for tw0-ycar-od' Inc "lh'cr'
stable entry Rcy Del Rcy and Juan beng ora"h'
left the california contingent t. be represented by te
Undne stable. who sent 70 the starter RiniaN ana
Homer. Among the other starters were Chimes and
Kincman. which received heavy support in n" betting
ring on thci9 public form. The rndnc ont'i'' were
hot fayoitrs and dd not d!'appont the bacKcF7'
Rinfax winning easily ly two lengths from MS stable
companion: Kinru1u third. by a short length Inc
track was a trnc slow Attendance 1000
First race. one miic-Dr Nave winner. beating Ja'k
Murray by a head 1ime-1 80.
second race, nile and furlong-Kllo0Iah winner
by three lengths. Longevity second by a length
Winning Ways third. Timc-2 :o5.
Third race five furouc,- starters. Palestine 123.
8 70 !: Chiuc-e lis, To- l; Dundee lis, to
lcouu,-dD; Homer us, even: EinfaX ll7. 'evcn
coupled; Marietta lOs 20 10 : National lOs, 20 to
/ sir Abncr III. 20 to l MouuUoy III, Il to l.
N!rabcau III. 10 to / El Carmen Ill, 10 10 /;
sister Linda 10, 10 to /; kingman llo. 10 to l
,couplci): l. f., Iii, 10 / Anchorlst III, 70 |
tc,uplcdl. High Tariff Ill. i 10 B., Balgowan lis,
10 10 l. The eighteen starters got OIL vel RniaX
first High Tariff second. and BaroWhn third. NJ the
In thls order to the last fmlong. Whcre kingman I'D
va,eed t. third place Coming under the wire. Rim
fax was first by two lengths. Homer second. ono
length ahead of knrnan, thrd. IlInc ! 'oo.
fonrth ricc mile ard half Ormic hrst, two lengths
ahead Of Hamlet Prince Fortuuatu' three lengths be
hind. Time :1S.
Tnh race mile hcats-First heat, Wary first, two
lengths ahead Of Lottc, with LOupc ten lengths be
hind. Time - 3 I. go
second heat. Wary first length ahead Of Lottte.
Time 80 81
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
EIGHTH RACE-SELLING SWI.tFSIANtS' W. @IWD. |
yrAH.OiD, 4l5 EACH. $50 ADDED. 1--WE |

JA.AH Morris, b. @. Hand 81, by l's- haa,I ha a.
" lo,rn.M.-Not no i.. 80 o.. .'"j Ip| J.
B,G.. Liza. icd's a. Ady'n.er"r 40 l;,a5anl
". sire ch. g.. 80. 'FlHi l"i--..
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noar6-an 1910 J. Eta.r,.,n o. ! trS'i,a ~, liza
V'' ",I Ma Ecuc lo To- ]. Register 10 TO !, Jooh II
Diamond. 10 70 !. la.ora 10 - J.. ,d,,,,,r.r q,
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T,r D" to : ", Boic 20 l. Rc~!.t,r to J. Jack ~
diamonds 70 t. iaNora to J.
Nca bv uI.c-quarcrs Of a length head between
second and third
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-06

se.lve demand. surprise, sis7ixal. 7I1S: milling.
-. =. "a. good 70 choice iced, sL6oseLs71s,
:, s,s asxssL575s: gray. sl-5a1<gL55; black,
sLsUgls51z per GENITAL
ofa-fesiow. H.z1<9Lso per GENITAL for
,.sse, ana IL 11sgiso for small: white, sI-s5G
l35 per GENITAL
Hops-Firn az a0ss25se per pound, with no
pi. leisure 70 sell. The Comnsercfcl Nssrs says:
mere are reports of contracts at s5c for city
aeusefy, and it is probable that this rate was
coH manoed. for holders have since become
more retieent ana il lie not easy to give the
1gure at which supplies could nov be
cAreo Advices from the north are
Just about as definite Eastern re-
pofn favor the position of growers
sno while II Is not possible 70 predict jusE what
- II store for those who were so fortunate as to
nave refrained from selling, il is evident that
tbs - TO be prosperous season for growers
GENERALLY. In New York engagements ut sc
aare been made. and California varieties have
eeen contracted for a. 40c which leaves q good
margin OF profit upon recent local contracts
Bran is again steady; s1s509ls per ton.
OPTIONS.
Cail board sales: wheat-Buyer lsso 81. soa<
tGL4i1: closing at sL4lis: buyer season
sl4e5ztGi- z9lzz. closing st ia
bariey-Buyer lSs0. 81 s6l4 a. y71<: closing n
a-Sl1z; buyer season, sL42lk(el sS; closing.
at<L42
Drafts, sight. Sc; teiegraphic, foc; sterling
Oils. bank. Sass: commercial 81 So: silver bars
AlNGLl61z. Mexican dollars. siaszc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
fsoDVcE BscKlprs AND Quotations.

fkoDVcE RECEIPTS AND Quotations
p tEAScisoo, Sept 5--Produce receipts
49, 80 quarter sackS. Beat. =. 900 eentsls;
a. !. aa.oV9 eentsls; eats. 900 cen5als; corn,
tsn wv sA0As' - AA'' 4V'''0
a. - shippers have more stock than they
!, .sA'ealently handle. and Will pr, baby not
- un'ii they have room for storage.
srae sts-s; No. ! white. 81 50; choice. 81 Sei .
ss Us esl4-3s per GENITAL
ACES brewing Is ia fair request for
Az some COO toss having some outward
Is aosx by sailing vessels within the week;
tss,. Iced, $50: choice. sLSil g
= =, . .san grade. S9i27ls: trewiug.
T. - Tor lair ~ good. and 81. 4eSG l. ~
a.. eaeyaiieT. s1-sSgl. 80 per Genital.
&c., sooo tone 70 prices prevails more on ac-
asht stocks than 70. any particularly
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RAILROAD STOCKS.

MERCHANDISE
Hops-Strong ana wanted
Cofee-options barely steady 5d15 points
down, and closed steady 15dSo points down:
sales, &c 600 hays; October 7.2OG17 so: Novem-
Der, SIC 7o(gl6.75: December, SO 5vdi6.65: Janu-
airy, as 95G16; spot Rio. steady; fair cargoes,
2os&c.
sugar-Raw. higher; fair refining, slice:
Muscovado. SO test, 57sd7 I-l6c; Muscoyado, g
tes', 81 &C; ntrifugals. 90 test, 3Ill6G6 lice:
refined. active. higher; c. 5see; extra C, Ills
@55sc; yellow, 5 s.; mould A, 6 lS-l6c; standard
A, li-lec; eon;eciioners A. G9c; powdered
&c: grsnalated. 6a.c; cut, CSC.
Copper lake, si7.
Lesd-Strong; domestic, sLs7js.
Tin-Firm; straits, $2120
Petroleum-on Gull; Pennsylvania oil, re-
fined, sl7sc; closed az s2l<c.
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RAIL RAY1


THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line to take to all points East and
South. Its the DINING CAR ROUTE Is
runs through Vestlbuled Trains every
Cay in the year 10
ST. PA L AND CHICAGO
Na che-ea Of srs
Composed of Dining Cars unsurpassei Pull
man Drawing Room sleepers OF
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations are both FREE and FURNISHED
iof holders OF first or second-class tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY coAcHEs
A continuous lne Souns ctlng with su lines
snording direct and uninterrupted service
nanas sleeper reservations can be secured
eoraoce through any agent OF the road
THROUGH Tickets
To and from al points In America, Engl.l
ana Europe can be purchased at &ny ticks
Office OF this company.
Trains LEAVE SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
Overland through ira ms, el0 q N. All D N
Portland and south, 6:io a, m. IS q m al
Chehaln and Olympus express 2 m.
Tacoma and local, $40 and 9:25 q m; . Sis
and $50 .. m
rRArSs VII ARRIv- FROM
Eastern points. Has q m. and IL IS D n.
Portland and south. SAD q m, ASS and s:45
CHI nails ana Olympia. IL As q m
Tscoms and ocal, $40 and Has O. m: x:a5
e:45 AMI IL :S5 r. N.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and
ST. Pau.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars els.
gsut day coaches finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fuii information concerning rates, time o,
trains, routes and other details furnished on
s 4 B. cHaRTToN. Asst. Gen. PAS Ag.,
IN First St, Cor. Washington. Portland, Or
/ A. NADEAu. General Agent. Seattle.
A. CHILBRRG, City Ticket Agent. 7l6 Second
street Boston block. Seattle, Wash.
I. TONKIN. Ticket Agent,
seattle Depot. foot OF Third street