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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
SILVER AND THE REVENUE.
The Senate Finance Committee

| VII 4 tyNltSNhOal5s
The probable policy of the Finance
| Committee of the Senate in the next
| Congress is exciting much interest. All
legislation affecting the silver, tariff. and
revenue questions must either originate
in this committee or be referred to it for
examination and report. The commit
| tee is made up as follows: Voorhees, of
Indiana (chairman), Mcpherson Of New
Jersey. Harris OF Tennessee, Vance Of
North Carolina. Vest OF Missouri, Jones
OF Arkansas, Morrill, OF Vermont, Sher-
man of Ohio, Jones OF Nevada, Allison
of Iowa, and Aldrich OF Rhode Island.
The majority Of the committee favor
a thorough revision of the tariff in line
with the pledges of the Democratic party
TO the people and can be relied upon to
supplement the efforts OF Democratic
Ways and Means Committee in the
House to secure the early passage OF
revenue-reform measure. There is no
doubt that a majority of the committee
is friendly to silver and will resist any
attempt TO repeal the Sherman silver
law unless substitute be enacted pro-
viding for at least as liberal a policy to-
wards the white metal.
World correspondents have inter
viewed the members of the Finance
Committee now in Washington. The
Democratic senators hope TO subordi-
nate the silver issue to the tariff. on
which the party stands solidly together.
If it becomes necessary to increase the
revenue by special legislation they favor
an income tax as against imposing q
tariff on sugar or upon any of the neces-
saries OF life The Republican senators
are non-committal. They point to the
fact that the Democrats are in power
and insist that they shall formulate oil
policies and bear all responsibilities.
SENATOR VANCE.
Senator Vance, of North Carolina,
said 4:
"You may safely say that the Sher-
man repeal bill will not pass at the next
session OF Congress. do not think it
will make much OF stir in any form,
but il certainly will not get through.
The friends of silver will be stronger in
the next Congress than in the last and
will be able to secure more friendly
legislation if any change is made in the
present laws. OF course, l cannot say
what our committee will do, but am
satisfied that no important advantage
will be gained by those who are opposed
to silver.
az think something will have to be
done to increase the revenues, though / |
cannot say what that will be. There
are many Democrats who are convinced
that the present tariff is above the reve-
nue. level-that is, lat O further reduc. |
ton OF customs-duties will increase
the importations and add to the revenue.
This Is very likely true and careful re-
vision OF the tariff may have the effect |
of adding materially to the Treasury re-
ceipts L have not considered the SUBJ |
ject Of the legislation necessary to aug
ment the revenues, il any is required in |
addition to the revision Of the tariff. l |
am in favor OF an income-tax properly |
graded, but have not worked out any !
special plan"
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Whitc-HOuSc Influence,

The Richmond correspondent OF tho Inder-
hTpeal states that ZION. J. 1. Vi. Curry proba.
bly, has the ear Of the President 20 a greater ex-
tent than any member OF Congress from VIZ
ginia." That Is not saying very much for Mr.
Curry's hold upon the presidential suricular APP
penlage. -Tndst-AppeaL
Perhaps not. Mr.. CLEVELAND has O
knack Of cross-questioning his visitors,
which gives him nearly all OF the infor-
nation that he wants; but it is fact
that DIR. CURRY is high in his favor.
We do not know that he is closer TO
the President than Congressman OFFER
RAIL- or FRI LEE, but Mr.. CLEVELAND
has the highest opinion OF the Doctors
Judgment and ability. The Doctor
wants no Office for himself, and we
imagine is not pressing the claims Of
others.
If Judge ANTHONY NJ. KELLEY were
not 80 far away he, too, would be inhu-
entail at the White House. Who knows
but that the President may bring him
nearer home?
And by the way, the recommendation
of our Virginia delegation seems to have
been influential in ono case already.
The President appointed Mr.. LAssIrEB
yesterday as United States District At
torney for the Eastern District Of Vir-
Qinia TO succeed Mr.. BoRLAND. who has
resigned. The delegation was not a
unit for him, but he was one OF those
who were agreed upon by the majority
for recommendation.
The appointment OF Mr.. LAssITER is
good one. 1t will please Petersburg
and the Southside very much, and fore
shadows the appointment of Mr.. Ryan, Of
Richmond, as Collector of Internal Reye-
nue. for this district.
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Judge Huglcs'S Letter.


Judge X. W. Hughes communicates to THE
RICHMOND DISPATCH undor dsto Of April 81 his
reasons why Hawaii should DO annexed to tho
United States. As usual he takes a practical,
common-sense view OF the question ami COM
presses into a few paragraphs facts and argu-
ments which are almost Irresistible"
A true description OF the Judges
letter is contained in the statement that
almost irresistible facts and arguments
are compressed into few paragraphs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

acres OF farming lands and erect main
prison thereon and buy not more than
10. 600 acres Of coal lands to DO worked
by the convicts. The sum Of s500,000
may be expended for these purposes.
The commissioners are also authorized
10 sell the present prison site in Nash
ella
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

The people Of Meriden, Miss, are
preparing to make o memorial demon
stration in honor OF ex-President JEF-
PERSON DAVIS when his remains reach
that place en- route from New Orleans to
Richmond,
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S1.9S.

You may want TO know why we are rushing on
our FANS and UMBRELLAS 80 low instead Of
selling them at usual prices and profits. We
tell you. We want TO raise a breeze nom ono
end Of the city to the other 10 impress upon our
people the bare fact that We can do as weu and
a little better for them than others; that pur-
chasing for largo trade liks ours enables US to
handle large quantities Of goods, while the ready
cash commands the lowest prices.
Bear in mind, tho UMBRELLA SALE BEGINS
and ENDS on TO-DAY. The special prices are
for to-day only.
Another special for
TODAY, AND SATURDAY
also. II il lasts.
One lot fine LAWN DIMITY CHECKS intend
cd to DO sold at 25c a ysrd-an elegant bargain
for this special sale,
15C. A YARD.
Don't forget that these specially low prices on
UMBRELLAS are for to-day only.
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RIcnnosp. rerpAY. April "a. 1893.


81 Capes and ITO Dresses were
offered yesterday at prices our most
successful efforts never secured be-
fore. The chow" of it was
clearly stated. The saving is a
third to half from the wholesale
price. The response was liberal,
but the showery weather prevented
some from getting here---hence we
hold them at the advertised prices
to-day and tomorrow. Then we'll
put what're left in with the regular
stock. Read yesterdays papers.
Come, see.
Take Elevator
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~ II T. r . " f. r.
l. CORNER SECOND And BROAD.
BABY.CARRlAGEs.

DAD II AtA4la'ffaN
Body Of polished, carved molii'nr. 49,. hrfs
spindes ana rail, upholstered l1 u1U4' q
elk plush AID damnsx. or ail--ik r.4.h. .N. l
parasol With lace, Sat spoke or -tcr. N.r.'.. ~
s2s.
Roed-vound body, vanished, nph .-..-.' r
combination Of SIX plush and -ilN i1fa..
al-silk plush, shiil parasOi WIKI il.c, LAt ei b.
wood or steel wheos, only 80.
Baby-Carrihges from g. 81 B}S.
Write tor carriage catalogue.
MArTlNGS.
Good Mating. l2iSc. yard Nancy Na" p
lJc. yard worth poe 30 rolls oi Il. ..-
ting, regular price 2jc., nov Do. '..H
Mating, pc. yard Cotton Warp NAtH.
yard Plain White Mating, yefy t..,g
Poe. yard, Or 22c. by rli, D. p.r0-e
Bleach sheeting only zoe. We taly
tire stock % Lace Curtains from ia Hir
nifty cents on To dollar We hay' tl',t
Ia the house ani you can save l f-'.' ..i
money BY calling on US II goa iu'c1l 3D. t.. 90
tainH.
PLAID. STRIPE, AID CHECK Nr-'.N
Lsrge-Pisid Muslin, Siar.. rsslhr &c..
Open-WOrk Muslin, suitable for yDE",
Sa.in->trlpo Muslin, four pattern, .. SD
Open-WoEk Laco-Stupc Muslin. D.,
Pads Muslin only TO-. y1rtt VS.
Muslin, WITH raised stripe cords. OILY -
yard Open WORK, hssel-Lace otale
only Toe yard Fine D.mues. lpi
Remnants Of Pi1ue, i5r., regular prt'
40c 1000 yards ~ Remnants 10 ,l' 81 -
lin, lOc, regular price l6is,; lars'
Plaid Muslin, iOc. yard Large rl'
and stripe Muslin, only l2is.'. Plaza
Linen, ~. 40, i2}s. J., iJ. go. 81. H-i
Fine French Nainso0k, 40c. Plan .A
White OrgsDdy. Sos yari Pas. r.4. .'!
Lavender Dotted Muslin, $50. Pam "
Ground, with cOl0red dots, Dos. De''"l -'
Muslin, 20 10 50c. = yard: Pain Nl..e ID -
Linen Lawn, 25c.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
THIS stock Il one Of ihs large. I'D .t-
We kespIt moving, always adding nee -
and ideas. We atm % offor goOis only oi
merit and high quality. The purs W, Ar'
want 70 exceed what tho qualty VII Hs
Justify. For new ideas IA Undsrsear yol
exsmne our s,ok. We guarantee pef.e,' ~ q
sizes
WATERPROOF CHINA SILKS
We guarantee. and We arc the Oa.y 0l'' '-"
will teal IN front VI a customer.
JULIUS SICLE g. SO.N
Nos. 20I AND eos EAST BROAD.
apl3 CORNER SECOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

Tennessee has appointed a Peniten-
tiary Commission With authority to &C.
lect and purchase rot moro than 1900
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LEV ! &DAVlS

STYLISH
SPRING
CAPES,
r1arked down one third.
A large stock, dull season,
The reason.
Cloth Capes, Velvet Berthas, Rib
bon Bows, Tans, Grays, Reds,
Blacks, Nays, marked down
from $500 to $500.
Changeable Velvet Capes, mag
nificentIy finished, marked
down from SIS to Sly.
Tan-Cloth CapeS, marked down
from $3.50 to $500.
Velvet Capes, Butterfly Collars,
silk-lined throughout, elegant
ly trimmed, marked down from
$3.50 to 5000.
Green-Broadcloth Capes, marked
down from $3.50 TO SI2.5o.
Imported Red Capes, marked
down from SIS to 5000.
NEezSke<t5- TIT %G24o0Z
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MATTINGS.

Heavy Fancy China Mating. ar. ......
everywhere o. ljc per yasf.
Fine Seamless japanese Msf.r.s ....
ground with inserted figures . .....
signs. regular pfico every EArre
por yrrd, only
I3paiterns E1tra-Ilo1vy fs.a-.aa
Mattlnss, al bright Pg,fer. .....
generally pay Soc. per yari f.r
Special values in nne Cl'tll-N tr. "..
both plain and fancy. 30 fI..N.. ... t.
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KAUFM MANN { CO.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR
THIS WEEK.

BOYS PFRCALE SHlkT-WAlsTs, as.
sizes and patterns, aSr.-tAfy goro opf
Another lot ot WHITE jNLAiNDft
BOYS WAISTS, al sizes, that Warc OBJ re- :
nov 10 AO'. ..
Lot No. 3-WulrE LAINDERtO 81
WAISTS, excellent quahty, reduced . '
they were hsc.
LADIES sHIRT-WAIsIs. ruriet front r1's
OF rmsOn's print, heat patterns. 3Nc. 4la.f
tor this week Poe
NAVY-BLUE. POLRA-UOT WAISTS unrest
front and Plated irUut ald l4cE o.
values, 5Oc.
CORDED PFRCALE WAIsrs-Col0rs. i...
Light Blue. NelDTope dainty Psre--.
ruGiei front, rurici collar ali cutt
price Tor tai3 Nes6 5or.
BLACK ana COLOGGD SATrEES 81 i..-
GALE WAS ~ 90 different STYLES A. t..
Excellent yaiIo5 IN WAlslN-faesi ga 81 a.
9Sc. ami Sl25.
SILK FRONTS, all colors, Csc.
SILK WAISTS, black snd co.ors, for if.s sea
price s162.
Finer grades BLACK and Cuiut.N
WAIST Ia pretty styles and patterns -aa-
IN p-.cs from f4.5O 90 $3.50.
We have Just received tue latest l.fr.'.-i 10
NEILiNGS, black and coior-.
DON FAIL TO SEX IhLA
KAUFMAN & CO.,
CORNER FoUR1HAND BG0ADeIG.-.,
la2 l2-W6tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

fUietters an1 kilograms must bo addressed 70
IHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected Communications will no. be returned.
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315c. per yard
SPECIAL.

Between 300 and 400 patterns IN all ths
latest etects IN the fnest French aud
Scotch Ginghams. No such assortment ~
shown By the largest houses NOrth-a
stock that would DO a credit TO the largest
house IN the world-and all ~ prices less
than the same goods are retailoi 10 tue
large cities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

Ihe DAILY DISPATCH IA delivered 70 sub
srsbcrs al FiFTTsS cySTs per week, payable 70
sbe carrier weekly. Mailed at 60 por annum
tsfor Elk rncnthg sl.50 for three niontbS Doc
joione month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH ut 81 per nnnun.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH az 81. 90 per annuin,
is5c. for six month";
Subscriptions in all cases payable in advance
ard no paper continued sftos tho expiration d
u time paid .or ssnd post-orice n'oney-order'
cheek, o. registered letter Currency sent py
nail win be At the risk Of tho sonfer sae
icfihers wishing their pos;-oflce changed must
siyo iheir cid ~ well O. thelr new post-oAicc
ban ole coSies Irse.
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l6Sc. per yard

worth 35c
32-lnch Genuine Scotch Bingham, very fine
goods, oil last coOra. only 90 pieces In the
lot and no more TO be had al choice pat
terms aud thu quality that always sells AZ
2jc. per yard and by mauy houses nc Doc
Your cnOice Of patterns az the extreme
low price OF 1889. Come early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

Special Introductory s1lc ~ is-. re d
prices yop n-y'i Oef1f' -HH .'...t
Is pairs Ecru nottingham l... I.......
tapei all around, aI $50 yslla ...r
lar price 50 per psir Or
A. pairs Ecru nottingham ia-' Dr...
tapci edges. 3ie aul ytgis ..-. 20. ss
pre- S1J0, $50, AL e. I- ..-
only
5S pairs E'rI Nottingham Lao
tlpei edges. aie yarls long, regular .s
s. and B-.2j PEI psit. oliy
81 pairs E,ru Nolunyhau ilr' D..s.
taped edges, 3ia yards long, regular ..s
sl.J0 Ani slsJ Ter F7H. only
II pairs Erru Nottingham la.s t......
taped edse', regular luco g. a.4
per pair only
sperical bargains a
SWISS Tamb0Ir 40 tflo go. 4e.
S9.9T.
Irsa Polui O., 3Lio. sL9s, auI5.H..
WEFI
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FRENCH SATEENS.

remarkable exhibit. COMPRISING al the
new elects IN the highest French art. To
see them you would sRy they wcra rilS; 70
foel them You would look the second tlme
before you were sure they were not silk.
tEey are go Ike Il IN appearance. All tho
staple and fancy cOiOrings for dresses and
shirt-Haists. Only 31lac. per yard.
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ADVERTISING RATES


Reading notices IN reaeinE-mat'er type, nyo
Ints or loss, 81; In nonparel loaded, 7oc
cord Of rates ior moro space furnished on APP
rhcaiion
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4 SPECIAL SALE.

We commence this woak "a -rr.-. t,....
our carpet nrt nIpe-T u..t....
prices that viii make Or au D....
10 tako advantage u a mlael
This sale Is for the purpo5r 10 r.-.. .,
thia new feature no our IIsr..a
dactory sale AZ eKtraorI,lay.y s .-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
WINDOW SHADES.

Opaque Shades, mounted "a d.. r.-,
roller. al ready % hang,
With irLge,
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A SPECIAL SALE OF
NEW SILKS.

We have llt r@'e.yrf ant 1~s-,.
the most bo1l'i'li au4 a.
silks over sh1gu on or r....
pr}lng ali The nov rhaie. fr.f
Iiyurcf satin Duchess. etrr.. ..
Glaze effects 10 neW desisUs t.t..
Egonins SILKS ani saula. r. ..
the newest an s an lru'ar.I.- ......
tiful variety ~ Emo sHkst-
visiting costumes ~ TIE a....
tons A yls.i 90 ths l~pert.r.t
cure some .! To ca1..esi I-....s. -
season.
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CURTAIN-POLES.

Imitation OAK ~ Mahogany I.aa. i...
long. Win brass ends. rings a-I ......,
oil cOmpleie
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Remnants of Fine
GunGhan1S.

~ yards PINK PIN-CHECK GINGHAM,
| slightly soiled-ouglnal pIice sl.Sl; remnant
price 1;Sc.
yards SOLID TAN, slightly soied-original
price s2.2J; remnant price zoe.
yards BLACK aud WHITE STRIPED GfNG-
HAM-original price Toe; remnant price zoe.
IL yards BLACK ami WHITE PLAID GfNG-
HAN-orginal price $Ls0; romnan. price
sl.20.
i01s yards PINK STRIPED GISGHAM, slight
~ solled-original price 1886; remnant price
Sl.00.
25 SATTREN-COyERED HEAD-RESTS, worth
l5c. remnant price &c.
o sATTEEN-COvERED PILLOWS, runied
edge, Zoe. remnant price DOC.
ETCHINGs, 21x30 inches, frames slightly
damaged, sl.95; remnan; price sl.j0
1 PAsrELLE. 14x2s. fancy frams, si.os !;
remnant price sL50.
ENGRAVING, "scratch Pock," antiaue oak
frame, 29x32 inches, sLd5; remnant price
sl.25.
8 ODD FRAMES. l4xI7 and l5xl7-regular
price 81: remnant price SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

ENGRAVING, "scratch Pock," antique oak
frame, 29x32 inches, sl65; remnant price
sl.25.
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KAUFMAN & CO.,

CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD sll.-.r
la2 l2-W6tJ
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One los % eItra-quality SILK GLORIA UM-
BRELLAs, silver-trinmed handles, 26-inch,
regular selling price s3 For this special sale
to-day the price will DO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24

PORTLAND. Jan. 23.-iSpecisL Wheat quie,
sad s,eaiy: Valley, 81. 2otGi 22]3: Walla Walla
N12lz{1l. Is per GENITAL. Receipts. 1888 centals
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
REAL ESTATE SALES
DEEDS Recorded i'm tho Auditors once
Yesterdav

Real estate transactions from January l, 1893.
are fi4l2.6ii. There were filed for record ycster.
day IL deeds, the considerations aggregat!ny
slS,o57. Following is tho list as furnished by
OSBORNE, Iremper & Co, abstractors of titles
ZIG Cherry street. between Front ard Second:
VIM. Elder TO Dennis Mulliu. W. sw and lo,
II. sec 80, -. 4 81 loo
F. L. Kellogg 10 Agnes A. Kellogg. lot 10.
block l, HUber's add, $3.50
ii. VI. Van Buren, 10 Mona g. Bahntge, lot 4.
block /, Rainier add $500.
T. A. S;andridge 10 +. {. Hill, el& sw and lots
ana :, SEQ s. 20, :. $500
+. 1. Hamblet 10 G. T. Brown, lots A., 4s
block >, HamD cts Acre Gardens. f250
r /. Kambiet TO II. f. Elliott. lots 81 %
block |. H9Dlblet's Acre Gardens, $3.50
{. Ii. Holden 10 II. ;. Turner lot 3 block l6
latOua, f0e
Alma schIueter to S. Linge, lots g, Q. block 80,
South Seattle 500
Peter Hay to. 5. s, Gilmore. lot 5. block So,
Central Seattle, 81.
n 7. Denny to J. +. Moss, lot s. block 10.
Dennys lst Green Lake, 500
Virginia Bussel! 20 Thos. r. Hughes BLOCK
81, ON - Steam Motor add. $50
West Coast Imp, Co. to Margaret J. Draper lot
IS, block So, Billiards. %, $40
VIM. H. Wood tn J. ". " rner block &c,
Noodiawn ada. si1i
VIM d. woo1 20 Eaie W. Potter, block rs.
Wooilawn adj. si21
Columbia Home ca 10 T. A. Magfsige lot l.
block 9. Co!umbla. ~.
Il :. smyth 10 K. Baimer. lots in Merlin park.
5000
.irorre y Rlake to Alice J. Blake, lot :, block
=, u. kInaea:'s adj, 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Fl sAS FRANCISCO. Jan. 23-Business in the
u vegetable market was very dull this morning.
r Potatoes in moderate demand and I'M
Fl changed al quotations. Choice unions sell we'll
II No asparagus Ia and arrivals of other early
/ vegetables were very light. Few cucumbers
/ siill come in from santa Clara county, but the
Il sale slow.
81 The market for fresh fruits is still limited to
81 oranges and apples. The few straw berries
which came are not worth quoting Five car
a loads OF oranges came in today, but prices held
/ steady. California lemons are scarce and
/ frmer Good Newton and Spitzenberg apples
/ are in moderate supply
Il The market for fancy grades OF butter still
holds moderately firm with decidedly weak
1 tone in ali packed grades. Choice ranch eggs
III move of fairly we'll At top prices, but store are
easier There Is no change reported in cheese.
The poultry market opened quietly with light
u arrivals OF California stock. One car load of
~ Eastern has arrived and two more are due this
q weeS Game came in more plentiful and prices
were easier
Produce receipts-Flour, IA 600 quarter sacks:
wheat, COO ceutals hurley. ECO centals: oats.
BIO centals: corn. 5000 centals: beans, 1900
AL sacks potatoes. Ace sacks Oregon, 1000 sacks
onions. 20 sacks; bran, 800 sacks; rniddlings,
| So sacks.
Flour-Net cash prices for family extras. 81 900
i me, s. G1lsS IL.
Il Whee,-week opens on fairly steady market.
sregsris prices, with moderate volume of bus
~ 20 choice shipping. anu ISL Jl5 per GENITAL
for milling qualities.
~ Barley-GOue on market is Of n steadying char
Gier, the outlook being little in favor OF sell
/ ing interests. We quote: Feed, 75ia0ts0c per
~ GENITAL for dark coast ST. tGs2l, for good quail
/ ity. and 49, l3ojc for choice; brewing, 90c(gsl
1 per eentaL
oats-0ferugs are free We quote as follows:
/ Surprise, sl.45Gl50; milling, sL350tl. 40 fancy
~ feed, s.. 40: good 10 choice feed, 81 32L,G 3is
of grades, 81 O0tti25; HACK, &L0Jll 10 Tor com.
mon. and 81 u: (Gl.25 for choice for seed pur-
poses; gray, sl.2<9L3o; red, sL15(gl.2 20 per CEN
N tai
II FINANCIAL.
Drafts-0n sight, New York, per $780, 22Isc
Sterling bils-On london, 60-day bank, ST..
~ Silver bars-Per ounce. siG.Isc. Mexican dol
lars, 66tj6lac.
CALL BOARD.
foI Following are the sales recorded at the call
l board today.
Wheat Morning, informal session: May, 400
tons. sl3i tons, 1885 per GENITAL Regu-
0QI lar sesson-May, 100 tons, si.3i1, per GENITAL.
VI Barley-keguiar session, May, 200 tons, S63kc;
| 100 tons. So e; 400 tons, SIC per GENITAL.
| Afternoon sessiou-W heat, MAY, 100 tons,
N5S'.; 1900 tons, 1895 per GENITAL.
BaTiey-No sales.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24

DACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANYa
/ Boats. Fast time for Snohomish, Everett and
Tacoma
leave Everett daily at a. IN. for Seattle.
Leave Seattle for Tacoma a. m.
Leave Tacoma for seattle. A 80 p. m.
Leave seattle for Everett, 1880 p.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY will leave
Tacoma for snohomish Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays ut .. n. Leave seattle 10 n nl ar
irving at West Everett at p. IN. Leaving Sno-
hornish on Sundays, Wednesdays and FIidays at
D n
THE HENRY BAILEY will call at Lowell
Marysville, Ednionds and Mukilteo
Headqu ar,ers IN Seattle. City Dock. foot of Main
a. HATFIELD. Agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
VISIBLE GRAIN sUPPLY.


Boston, Jan. 2S.-C'los.ng:
Atchisun ....... -. Sc MEX. Cen. CON-. u
Burlington. ....... l0S Bell Te!eph one. 209l Z
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Jan. % w heai--Q liet. Opened I'M
changed 10 = &c higher on loss OF wheat in 81
Loui, tire; declined &C on free offerings; closed
easy az lower than saturdays close. Receipts
were l550 zoo bushels: shipments, 1000 bushels
wheat-Easy; casa, - -; Nav, - &c.
Corn-i0 cash, 8 =, May. /, s..
oats-Easy; casb, a; May, So ..
Eye--a4c.
Hariey-tsbo-
FlaN-SLlS
TimOthy--sI.a
Pork-steady: cash, sIs97's: Mag. sl932l,.
I.ard-steady: cash. slIU7l2; May, slL01iz.
hnouiders-sg 81 ,f1t0.
Short clear -S.03-6sl0 40
Short ribs-Cash, slQ05; May, t00.is.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Jan. .S.-tattle 49, ReCeirts. 1890:
steady. Choce 20 prime steers. s. -ytaS 30: fair
Ia good. 81 aga IS; Others, S. eeJi -; stOckers
s. 9C,&&lA
Hocs-Rcceipis. 2a.o)0: active, l0Gl5c higher.
Mixed and packers, g. So O.. =; prime heavy aud
butchers weights, s. Ss7.g5: prime light.
s. 5AGt7 60: other light. s.. iSrg731
Saeep-Rsceipis, 200. active. shade higher,
closiug steady. Natives, 81 0Jo5 %; led Texans,
sl6SeL 90; Westerns, s. 2st1AiG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24

Or J. EU9eae jordan has removed from iAs
Yes.eT resldeace 30 sale Deposit building.