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FOREIGN ETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
LONDON, May 2s.-Bar silver-4o lied. Con-
sols-97 Lilo Bank OF England discount, per
cent.
BREADsTUFFs
LIVERPOOL, May 2S.-Wheat-Holders offer
moderately: No. 2 red winter, Is SGD, steady;
No. red spring, 6s Cd, steady.
Corn-suppIy poor: spot, firm, IS ESD; May,
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Pacific Coast Business Failures.

SAN Francisco. May 2s.-The Bradstreet ncr.
camille agency reports twelve failures in the Pa
cifc coast states and territories for the week
ending yesterday as compared with thirteen for
the previous week and fourteen for the CORE.
spending week OF 1891.
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Portland Wheat MARKET.

PORTLAND. May 28.-ISpecial. l-Wheat-The
day was quiet, no business OF Importance being
transacted. Quote: Valley, $l.35(0L3714; Walla
Wslla, 81. 3o0l321 Receipts, S,l41 eentals.
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much faith. remain yours respectfully,
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SPOKANE. Wash. March IA, 1892.

SPOKANE, Wash. March IA, 1892.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear DR.. Jordan-Your letter and medi-
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was under the impression that wrote
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BosToN, May 2s.--Closing:
Atchison. ......... 34Lt Burlington ....... 1888
Mex. Cen, CON-. 16s san Diego. ........ l6i4
Bell Telephone. 200
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, May 2S-Wheat was steady today
1t opened 9sc higher advanced &c more on re-
ports of wet weather in the West and the bid
ding up of May by elevator owners, declined u
0t1c on a cessation OF demands and recovered
}9c at the close on covering by shorts. The
market closed steady 7sGl2c higher than yes
terday. Receipts were 1900 bushels: ship
ments, %, 900 bushels.
Wheat-Steady; cash, &c: July, s31xc.
Corn-Higher; cash, 4sl 40D60c; July, 46lsc.
Oats-Easy; cash, &c; July, Sic
Rye-Tsc.
Barley-60t62c
Timothy-Si. 2e(bi .38.
Flax-SL020l. 02la.
Whisky-sl.l6.
Pork-stesdy; cash, sl055; July $l0.55.
Lard-Steady: cash, SO. 40: July, So. so.
Short ribs-steady; cash and July, 631ac.
Shouiders-Un changed.
Short clear-Unchauged.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May 2s.--Cattle- 700:
steady; today's sales OF natives, s. 7j(6f.15; no
prime steers on the market.
Hogs-Receipts, IL 900; steay; rough and COM
mon, $3.o0lg4 10; mixed and packers, A.s0(Gi.95:
prime heavy and buthers' weights, $405G505;
light. 81 s01i90: pigs, 81 4otGi70.
Sheep-keceipts, 1000; active and steady:
clipped native wethers. s540915.60 clipped
Texans, $495g5.25; clipped Westerns, 1886.
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NEW YORK, May 2s.-Bar silver, s614c.
MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Firm. Paoihcs, 2Sl130.
Coffee-0ptions closed fairly active and I'M
changed to 10 points down. Sales were % 900
bags, including: May, tA45ti25 So; June.
81. 10: July slLD. spot Rio-Steady; No 7,
sl2}sl6l3c.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining. 2ssc: centri-
fugals, 96 test, 3 i3-I6c Refined Firm: stan
dard 5-1GQ14 7-16c: confeetioners' \, 4 LEO
5-l6c; cut loaf, 5(J5lsc; powdered, 4sA(Gi1sc;
graduated, sss(Gissc.
Copper-DulL Lake. sl19i0Di2.
Lard-Quiet. Domestic, si20Gi 22ia.
Tfr-Steady Straits $1I 3afLli So
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

S8,O29,577.
Real estate transactions from January /, 1892,
are s. 029 ST. There were filed for record dur
ing the week 100 deeds, the consider atoms ag-
gregatng s5l,ll9 Following is the record OF
the week by DAYS:
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
HOLIDAY ON CHANGE.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s.-Business in the
grain line is temporarily suspended. the Pro-
duce Exchange having adjourned from yester-
day till Tuesday next.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Good Week In Grain and Feed
Market.
is MONEY REALLY SCARCE?
Coal Shipments Little Better the Past
Week-Coal Market Generally
Weeks Exchanges.

TIDES AT SEATTLE HAgBoR TO-DAY.
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.

Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: BY rail-Northern Pa
cifc, $40 tons; Columbia Il Puget Sound, IS tons;
Great Northern, 50 tons. By water-Puget Sound
d Alaska Steamship Companys boats, % tons.
Total receipts, 490 tons.
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CITY NOTICES.

a-oTyCE TO BOND BUYER-SEALED BIDS
N will be received by the undersigned for the
n,ainanre number rs OF the city OF Aberdeen
The printed engraved litographed bonds pro-
posed to be issued mu { be furnished by the bidder
certified check for $500 must accompany each
bid. BIDS mnst be In to be opened At : O'CLOCK,
'u Aberdeen I'd wash. May 20. 1892 City Clerk
c,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= by the board of public works Of the city Of Sc
sttle up to noon of Friday. June 3. 1892. for the
purchase from said city OF one FIVE 90 year old bay
r,ty stables, seventh and Nam streets. Terms
rssh The board reserves the right TO reject any
and oil bids. By order Of the board
G. g. HEIFNER, Secretary.
/,ITY TREAsURER's NoTICE-THE FOL-
l. lowing city warrants will be paid upon presen-
,stion q, the city treasurer's Office. Interest on
snId warrants will cease at the expiration OF III
ts@a days from the first publication of this notice.
Judgment fund warrants Nos. to 43 inclusive.
ADoLPH KRUd, City Treasurer.
pyJ j. KNoFF. Deputy.
Date of first publication. May rs. 1892
IIousE OF DELEGATES JOINT REsoIr-
Aldermen AMI house OF delegates Of the city Of
stfIe ia CITY council assembled. that
Whereas the general river and harbor bill now
.."aing i'm the congress of the United s ates has
keen amended in the Senate so as 20 proyid. for
an appropriation of two hundred thousand dollars
Cor the work OF construction OF the canal and
waterway from Seattle harbor to Lake Union and
lac Washington; And
Whereas the immediate construction of said
waterway is of the utmost importance for the de-
velopment of the commercial advantages OF the
rity OF seattle and oud be of incacuIable benefit
a. both the city of Seattle nd the state Of Wash
irgton by providing within easy access of Puget
so1nd a fresh water harbor of vast size In every
way fitted for the commerce of a great state:
Now, therefore. be IL
Resolved, That it is the augment of the city coun
eli of the city Of Seattle that the interest of the
state OF Washington and the North Pacific coast
requires the immediate passage of said appro-
nration that the necessity therefor is urgent, and
thst copy of this resolution be transmitted To
Hon John L. Wilson our representative in con-
eress evidence of the desire of the people of
seatte for the Immediate commencement OF the
construction of said canal and waterway
Passed by the board OF aldermen this oath day Of
May. 1892.
T. NJ. DAULTON,
Acting President Board of Aldermen.
Passed by house of delegates this 24th day Of May,
1892 J. s. LkOEBER,
President House of Delegates.
Approved by me this oath day of May, 1892
j. p. SWEENEY, Acting Mayor.
Filed by me this cath day of MAY. 1892.
GEORGE J. ST0SEMAN, City Clerk.
Published first time May 9th, 1892.
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buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange;
rransier money by telegraph ali cities In ths
Onlted states and Europe; receive dsposits ol
money snd issue pass books or certificates there
Tor our facilities for IN aknz col ectlens are com
pete and will receive prompt attention.
DIRECTORS:
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KIpNAPPEp A MAN.
Mexican Bandits Foiled in Their Attempt
TO secnre q Ranaom.


rBy Telegraph to the Evening Journall
HAVANA, Sept 0.-Dispatches from
Matanzas say that on August 80 Senior
Vega. a colonist OF the "Nena" estate
was kidnapped by five mounted and
armed men who led him to the woods and
demanded that he should pay $40 for
his liberty
The prisoner, under threats of ven
gcance in the event of his playing false,
was released ON his promise to procure
the sum demanded and to return with it
90 the bandits.
Senior Vega informed the authorities Of
his adventure and he was instructed TO
20 back where the bandits We're waiting
and 10 allay their suspicious so that a
force of soldiers who would be secretly
dispatched to the scene could surprise
and capture tho outlaws.
He provided himself with the money
required and, arriving at the bandits
rendezvous. was engaged i'm counting
out the ransom when the outlaws dis
covered the approaching guards and fled.
The guards fired on them and pursued
them for some distance, bnt all succeeded
in making their escape. 1t is said that
the famous Matagis and the not less
famous Bodrigues were among the
bandits.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
THE CHANPIONIs PROsPROTs

MuIdoon Thinks That suiiiyan's Defeat
Was Due TO Too Little Training and
is willing to Back Him Against the
World when in Condition.
NEW OaruAHs. Sept 0-Corbett left
the city at an early hour this m orning ON
a special train, accompanied by Billy De-
laney and the other trainers and seconds.
and goes direct to Birmingham whore he
is 60 appear tonight Am the sports
have left town and the city is settling
down 20 quiet again
Muidoon Was Not Surprised.
NEW York. Sept. o. William Muldoon
Sullivan's old trainer, was seen by ne.
porter last night when asked if the ne.
suit was "a surprise 20 him he said "No.
it was not a surprise as far as Corbctt
was concerned as I well knew Corbetts
ability as a fighter do not think Sulii.
van was in fit condition do not think
that he Us TOO Old DE should be good for
two years yet. ! think Doc could bee put
I'm condition today to make the greatest
fight of his life. but ID would require a
longer period of traing than he devoted
for his fight with Corbett believe that
Sullivan today Us clever enough and well
enough preserved, If he was I'm proper
condition, or the condition he could be
put in 20 hold his own with Corbett or
any other man. If he is matched / wonld
run the risk of being one of his hackers
against amy man living provided he 3.
willing TO let me have my way about
putting him IN condition.
sulii,au's Benefit Undecided.
NEW York. Sept 9.-It has not yet
been decided whether Sullivan win hav,
a benefit at Madison Square garden. New
York, and probably will not be until Oh,
party returns north, Corbett announced
/ that IL q benefit was held he would pal
/ 81 600 fora box and would appear and spai
with the beneficiary.
An Injudicious Bettor Suicides.
WLKEsBARRg, Pa, Sept 9.-Thoma
Rooney, of Plymouth, having lost all hi
money and property on the result of lh
Sullivan CoIbett fight committed suicid,
last night by taking poison
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
ITALIAN BRlaAN0AoE INCREASING.
natives and Visitors alarmed Measures
60 ne Adopted to Suppress.

natives and visitors alarmed Measures
60 ne Adopted 90 Suppress.
Try Telegraph Go Che Evening Joumall
R9ME, Sept 9--ln consequence of the
general alarm caused both among the
better class OF the community and visit
ors from abroad by the revival of bri
gaudage the government has re.estab.
nshed the Sicilian corps of horse guards
wh ch, when in existence before did oifoc-
tive service in hunting down and exter
minating hgands
The brigands who after capturing
Baron spitaleri and his son, rausacked
the country residence of the Countess
Gianciolo remain at large The Countess
now finds that the money of which She
was robbed was a creator sum than she
at first believeA being instead OF lGO 900
francs no less than 800. ZOO.
Several persons suspected of being ia
league with the hrgands have been az.
rested, including the chaplain OF the
Countess Gianci0lo The whole of tho
outlaws who recently carried OF ia the
province Of Caltanizetta, a land owner
named Boilotti, whose dead body was
suhsequntiy found ia a cave are now i'm
the hands OF justice.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
KILLED BY A WIRE.

An Electrician, While Trimming Light.
Meets the Fate of His Father Year
Ago.
lBy telegraph to the Evening Journall
PITTsBURG, Sept. 9-At l2.45 this
morning Police Officer Bowley found the
ufelcss body Of John Hoxwinter lying
against the base of an electric light pole
at the corner Of Fifth avenue and Steven
son street.
Hoxwinier was liglt-tender i'm the
employ of the Allegheny ounty Light
company. Tie had ascended the pole to
trim the light and had evidently been
elcctrocutcd
His left hand and arm were terribly
burned. The top OF his head had been
crushed in by his fan from Che forty five
foot pole.
Bovwinter was SINGLE. His fathcr
who was also q light inspector. was elec
trocuted about a year ago.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09

perfecting arrangements for protecting
Richmond against the cholera.
Hewiti's Generous OHer.
NEW YoUK. Sept 9-Abram S. Hewitt
has generously offered the use of Plum
Island TO the health authorities, if they
can use it for quarantine purposes. In
order to relieve the dangerous detention
of passengers on infected ships.
The war Department Consents.
WAsa1FGToN. Sept. AT the request
of Secretary OF Treasurer Foster, thc
War Department has consented TO the
use of part of the government reserva.
tion at Sandy Hook for quarantine pur-
poses.
OF for Sandy Hook.
The cooped up cabin passengers ON the
ocean steamers lying at anchor at lower
quarantine in New York harbor VIII ac
cordingly be removed this morning 20
the government reservation at Sandy
Hook and their comfort and freedom from
pestilence, which have been an object of
much solicitude to government officials
here, will thus be secured 50 for as pos8i-
BILE.
Target practice viii be interfered
with, it is TRUE. by this arrangement. but
this is regarded as comparatively small
! Inconvenience in comparison with the
results obtained in greater security TO
human life.
Bremen is All Right.
New York. Sept. 9.-Agent Schwab
of the North German Lloyd line received
this morning cablegram from Bremen,
as follows:
Health condition unchanged, no
cholera here, no suspicious casess every
thing well.
Abating i'm Russia.
ST PETERBURG, Sept o. Throughout
Russia ON Tuesday there were according
to official reports 3,761 new cases and
.43l deaths against 1904 new cases and
., $40 deaths ON Monday This is a de
crease from Monday of S43 new cases
and ! 109 deaths
Cholera Postpones Congress.
BERLIN Sept. 9-The National Con
gress which was to have been held al
Mannheim has been postponed on account
Of the cholera.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
MORE CASES AND DEATHS.

Strong symptoms of Cholera in the Sick
ness of the Wyoming's Patients-The
steamer New Hampshire Ready for
Service.
LBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal
QuARANTINE, Sept 0-Dr. Jenkins re-
turned from visit to the Guion Line
steamer Wyoming at 10 a. m. today. Two
children were dead on board the vessel last
night. DR.. jenkins is reticent about the
matter but the cases are regarded as sus-
poets and the Wyoming may be ordered
TO the lower bay at any moment.
The names of the children are Elias
Pepper, Persian, aged three months and
Victoria Eleaka Persian, aged six
months.
At IL a. m. it is reported that two
children aud their mother are sick on the
Wyoming with symptoms of cholera.
Or. Jenkins says all those who have been
ia contact with them will be sent to
Hoffman Island.
The United States ship New Hamp-
shire has been towed to the Hamburg
docka al HobolSen, where she will be fitted
up al once for service at lower quaran-
tine.
DR.. Walser has been sent to inspect
the Wieland which is now anchored in
lower quarantine.
The yellow flag was raised at Hoffman
Island at lO3 a. IN.
The wyoming Sent to the Lower Bay.
The steamer Wyoming which has been
in quarantine since September 9th has
been sent to lower quarantine
The faother and her two children re-
ported suck with symptoms of cholera on
the Wyoming left Russia three week:
ago.
Three Nurses Afflicted.
Three nurses were taken to Swinburn'
Island this morning by Dr. Walser OF
the tug Manhattan. They wore King
Dauobters' badges and were from the
Presbyterian hospital, Their names
could not be obtained.
Death from Disinfectants..
It is now said that the death of thl
two children on the Guion liner Wyom
ing last night was caused by the fumes
of burning sulphur, which was beinl
used to disinfect the steamer.
A Richmond Physician ON Deck.
DIR. T. w. Oppenheimer. chief healtl
officer of Virginia arrived here this morn
ing and had consultation with DI
Jenkins. He will accompany the docto
down the bay this afternoon on tour o
observation with view, if necessary, o
Evening journal., 1892-09-09

10y Telegraph TO tho Evening Journall
Naw ORLEANS, Sept. 0.-Ihree men
tied Officer Creagh, the watchmau of the
southern Express company, To a post in
front Of the companys huilding at $3.50
tails morning and then made an attempt
TO rob The office. They were confronted
by Mr. Peck. an attacho Of the Office.
who, although unarmcd and having been
made q target for one of the robbers
pistols. chased the three men into the
street and succeeded in capturing one Of
them an cmploye of the company named
Clifford. The other two escaped.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
FROM CABIN TO CAMP
Detained Passengers Taken
From the Infected Ships.
TO OCCUPY FEDERAL GROUND.

The Government at Last Consents to the
Use Of the Federal buildings at sandy
fioob-The WieIand Suspected of Bring
Ing Cholera Rigid Health Examina-
tions at the Breakwater- Signs Of
Abatement in Europe.
Special Correspondence Of Evening Journal
LEwEs, Sept 9.-The vessels now here
as was the case with those which have
passed up the river are being entirely
fumigated All day yesterday the immi-
grants were huddled together ON the big
deck Of the Illinois swearing i'm half a
dozen vigorous German dialects. while
the fumigators were spread through
the cabins, steerage decks, and holds,
throttling any germs that msy
have taken passage in the immigrants
baggage. The fumigation is the most
thorough to which any vessel has yet
been subjected, and every bundle, trunk,
bandbox and grip sack has been
emptied of its contents and thor
oughly disinfected. For hours the
steam and sulphur permeated every
corner of the big steamer. and at
o'clock, when the matches were opened,
clouds of steam and smoke wrapped the
vessel in a mist which almost hid her
from view. Even the clothes the immi-
grants wore were sAbject to complete
fumigation.
Immigrants to be Fumigated.
The immigrants themselves are to b'
fumigrated and if there were means at
hand they would be given baths NJ
guilty cholera germ will be allowed tC
escape though if the fumigators can pre-
vent it, The fumigation is about com
pleted, and the Illinois may be permitted
to pass up 10 the Lazaretto tomorrow.
The Ohio, Maitobian, and seyera
other steamers are expected betweei
now and Sunday, all Of which left then
home ports before the twenty days ediet
of quarantine was issued.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
AUnited slatos sailor aIurdored.

IDy Telegraph Co the Evening Journal
GENOA. Sept "a sailor from the
United States war vessel Newark was
murdered here last night The Newark
arrived to take part ia the grand Colnm-
bus celebration. Tho sailor, whose name
was Reilly, went ashore and was killed in
a lodging house which he visited The
murder is said 70 have been without
provocation Both the oilices Of the
Newark and the local police are inyesti-
eating the case,
Evening journal., 1892-09-09

lBy Telegraph % the Evening Journal
SAN FsANoIsCo Sept News has
just come from Coos bay, Oregon, that
the whalebackC w. Wetmore, ended
it's career Of disasters ON this coast yes
terday by running on a sand pit in Coos
bay and is a total wreck An the crew
were saved. The Wetmore was loaded
with 9, 500 tons OF coal for the Southern
Pacific company and was due here from
Tacoma next Saturday. The cargo is a
total loss, amounting TO $32J, 600.