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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARxErs.


nm FnAxcisco. July i9.-Bustness Vas quiet
r heal commercial circles to-day. with prices
sesf steady aud the produce msske;s mode.
sais oefise.
ssg stabiss and fruits cleaned up better
IssssAnes are dull and peaches arm.
sstsf is weak, eggs arc easy st quotations
Ia theeSc l. steady.
hstsy ia d.u.
Aptace reecip,s--rloar. quarter SACK. is.e5o;
setagior. sa1. wheat. ,.atais, aos.: ore
fF4 ASS: Washington. a.sssT; barley. censals.
i8Se. cats. csnsais. 30. beans. sacks. 81; po-
ssss sscAs. aie.: onions. sscks. ssn; graia
Asss-wc quote: Net cash prices for family
tasss, u itdsa ~ per barrel. bakers extras, S&3
ktA says.tlIe. g. StseA@a
NAsst--rr,ess declined to.ay. while buyers
Il ~ reduced rates we're lew, 90 that trade was
ksssalnx but aes.sa Ne shipping wheat Is
Fssfssse al ST. lst. sttis. With stidtx per esntAi
~ sxtsen1s ueuse saf isnrr article Mill
.x s,ases eel At range Of -tSl - per GENITAL.
Aes-fraie was duii aud quiet tais mora
e. little slssnsioa being given 70 ofse iag.
~ quote ~ follows: Feed, ~ afsSor per centsi
Ia fssss quslits aud size for eaoice: brewing.
s4iess, per GENITAL.
sss~ ,ls,cm IS limited. whiss offerings are
sssass fre~ ana sellers arc inclined 10 shade II
- sesioh weaia help bastasss. We quote
surprise. u. #ssss. s.; milling. NS5Ye
s. s., s.ses iced. 81 y -: go to cao.ss.
sssAsA. elses. 81 lsssl - per csnIAL
CAL. BOARD
ssls*.ae are ne sales recoy led 1t the call
| hasa ,Oasy
e asa' Morning. informal sessien; Deem
ssyf--se ,eas, u .s's ID tons ti-sss: 30 taas.
10. - lee. isA. new, alter August i-s0o
80 Va. 100 teas, sAiTss per ceusal
q ~s~f~ksgNsss sess,egs seller. lsaA new
g asa So. iei tons. sts.s: Deesmeer. 60
~ Ss nv ton, sa7ke Ma efewing--S.cio-
~, ~. ~ 'eas. N.es ses eerssi
,stNssc1a sessloa- Wheat December - 10
~ " sstoas. q. ~ per Genital.
isG lsseeraoer~l tss) .Gas, sss.e: Mar. 100
~.sss~. 40 ioas, ssi.e ZEE ceass4.
FsaSGIkL-
Is S.s7ssie-oa sisas. New York. rsr sios. sas>e
-s9sss el4s-oa lAsn3o,a. el-day hans. - So.
siiSaR
we. Per oaaee, *, t-ccAA; Msxicsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20
MINING Stocks
xAsrER> NAkKKrS.


Ma '~sk. sny - -<toc2s opened better
~ ~ ~ aavsace ai sx9ss s~.snss tnagae-
~, %A tsssc, Be-; lister the Improvement
- es'sy iSst The mstsss consiascs weak
~ ~ns sad A&aeA;;an Elevated, which BAD
- wa sss-ai azs,. srake to sitss cts-
A.. "e'. - y; General kaeesrsc. 81 - slss.
~ . q. Mask, Sc. - - ). sna esasTs
-""aN !, eelcck TIC srliias exhausted
-. sn4 ne market began - r2xt4 The
49,. |" ef~aliS1 - faaisstsSs ies see3aut 81
s'@''As ns DC icP<rsssr. Thea I<oadea ssorpea
~ AID fxiy seak place General g.ecsslr
= '" 10 C9isa<o Gas. = - >s't. Nsa-
II - ..' 3ssa - 10 10 v @saAy, IL a ~.
-. ~ ss al. Burlington. = - ~. ass
"a - 70 AZ A sedaetisa IL sterling CT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

SAN FRAScfsco. Jaiy i9.-rAe steamship City
o. fgshss allied for the soaRs: to.xy carry IA The
following passengers for seattle and Tseoms.
Far se.,lse-Mrs A. r. ckarseswarsh. y. ".
IAneas.ss T. n Caurcs, r. Anesasras. A. A.
krsfs. Miss Latseraan. T. Lsfsxrman. ". stan
ford aus sen. 7. Taylor. vie ana soc Ncgr.s.
MA se.ksrx and csgxa.sf. Msss teaa fe,srvoa.
Nss J. T. Church. Nil. u. h. ksyuads, Mss
II L. gssnosis, Mas n L Assasss3. h Keith.
Mr.. l. :. - asrs, Mt>s Magic posaa and j. =
Kew
Ycr Taeogna-p o. Walters. Miss Ella Dssa-
r.ssrp Ms Kaux and three eAasdren< =. Rsisss.
W " A.xxanss@s. G. II Wssasreos, vile, chill
area xass mares AID J. s Ii
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Cas.a R.s.s.s Kepsrs,ioa e swede

Chsaa Refas~s Repspstioa e Sweden.
LoSpoS. July is-A dispatch from
Shanghai says the Chinese government
has refused 20 make reparation for the
killing Of Wiikhom. the Swedish
missionary, by mob in Maehong.
and the foreigners in Hankow, sixty
miles from Maehong. and Shanghai,
have been summoned TO q
mass meeting tor the purpose Of calling on
the European po~ers 10 compel China 10
respect her treaties and punish the viceroy
OF the province and the authorities of the
city in which the murder vas committed.
The correspondent says the situation
PROMISES trouble
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

pOREl0N MARKErs.
LONDON Stock ExcmAxaR.

ioSpov. Jaiy ia-ssocks opened unchanged;
declined.and then advanced shsrply on large
bGying e.ders FROM London aud the continent
There ~.re rumors yesterday about the col
sency OF. tee brokerage arm OF Cresx. Lichten-
sssds S 10. but 10 Vas discovered that they
grew ouSo privsss spccu!Asious ~ . junior
member ,; the arg, who ~as dismissed aad his
iisbslisies assumed. TIA Arm 10 wholly soivent
and has sec,inei psolers OF assistance. pre-
esssly si:etlar shirs happened in the arm Of
Arthur fads.son & ca. with prcciseiy similar
r.sus. :i.stsr American securities made
sabsisni.ki ssisA s,oeSs closed fairly steady.
bat und..asded
FINANCIAL
Loxpcs. July ia--tonsol-. - 1874.
siivER
Bar sii;er. .9.s hne. sd
ENGLISH GRAIN AAsKKH
IIvHRrsol, leiy ~ --Nseat--odered freely:
market Goaay. No. , red winter. - ID: No 2
rud sy,r,,is, 80 Ioi.
Corn--Sincsed sp.rsrgly; market steady. Al
gust ~ Ssad: sepssme~F. Is III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

n~~Aa 5socOedeA In the AudteOese Ooeo
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Re-, ;asts transactions from January !. lsa1
arr HlssS,a There were died for record ycs-
,esiay i. deeds. tire considerations sExrssssinS
x0.s,a Following 10 Use sist ~ furnished ~
p.tsayns: Irsmyxr & CO. ahstrsctors OF titles.
I,e cher:s street. hcswesn rront snd secoad
A Teen To Thomas Forrest. lot 3. block s
Emms: aarke 70 Mary R.ei. part lot s eieck :.
q ktan.sss att. a>.aua
& Z iesa stea T. y Perkins. lots :. = osesk
EM n. iar 20 10 z. Hilton. ics s. block
= tluncr:s adj. siM
n. Il its TO Il Esdrsa. 10, =. block l. i'rcs-
fe' 's's !ass,s.. ~ II. b Ham. par, sse e. =. 4
Is crane TO r W y.cxery, ~ los 8. block
$ sysa,.ssss .da. ~ ws.., Ia, s s,aes IA
A I. f:sr.oa 70 =. =. ss'''fsaah' ''' = '''e& ~
ssssssr to r Narsax. part lots = IL
sa.,rs 4 "a ala Nails. t.5n
4 c iss'soa . : = Aaars~' q Al. - -.
's.is.s Hsrrss 10 4. J: Reynolds. lots "a IL
w.rrc,s sms,n 10 William l. SAITH. part esoeA
81 n;yns m,,s !. CHRIS. Ct a.. par. block 80.
N issss f,s.s 70 q. II H.slssoa. y lots /. :.
e.oca !, Nerrs,ts sad. IL
sAerls;! 10 J. 4 uiekA soe = ssoex = psanf
h I'll . % Nara Kasv.s.. par, sec II. -. 4
j C. s:ss. ct al 70 William Rsesr,son. ELI
lot "a slsos g. Ballard sid aa1 osasss % a 90
sasr.r 20 william D. Ree<sssea. los -. back
- >nss a nae falls. and Others 49,
Nerms;8 tase.n "a Aanas "ssk@as tos = sssSA
Q. l.. I. eeauss II add. -
For sis tea. Leach. Assssssas q ca. 0s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

~ 49, 80 sAsss3 he4 usese eGsel
- - =. 49, - I-saosse go me saes sAae
~ essesea isstang - Bs5ts4,
saoea. o. sssi Essessie falling ~ possss % 81
knek Isiwsa was sstacxod u tke haau~ -
touched TX northern P,esae ,r.Es-,~a e.ss
to 1&3k So aeeft.e 1900 -. rr-a-'~ -
ssd th~cs - |. 49, -. ~ esesss
spscslas:s:a vas fevorssh ~ -. s.-.
On the r:4skss seain &C., ~,~s.~I s-se
fros ~,rss, - ~-sss- - y. eaors, Iooain9
TIE s~,hss - rsss- 49, ssosks sstow
49,. cas eSfssh Of Tie Denver
w $500 sss.ssea NE Downward nsovsment. ana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

The on,v real sezuslkes Of ,hs SKIS and Fern. re-
.sovis ali rn p~rfeesioas rafspsss fek .sss r.nsss
ixaasss ss~sr ard rr2nee eosurisxss. sh< zesssisa
tisa q. al s~hosdrss- FefteelSs safe. xsd car e
dsseonsinzrd xny tire after Tie cessssa resnh -
cssz.nsa f,<s tse .enEiae, ssasee by ihznsser Co
a ~ Noaro< Ch5raxs. Al Srxgxssfs. CO rEsiseo
= ssessps os psses. SEC pa box
Tss ssss By s:swAss Z Hosrsss Drag Co. seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

LITTLE Rock, Ark. July lS.-Notwith-
standing the fact that all the leading COM
mercial organizations Of Arkansas have
declared in favor Of the unconditional 70
peal Of the Sherman law. the delegation in
congress will. with possibly one exception.
vote against its repeal. The one exception
IL Congressman w. l. Leroy. Of this city.
and he refuses to commit himself on the
1naafinn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

NEW YoRK, July ls-Russeli Sage has
been sued for $ioO coo damages for seduc-
ton under promise of marriage The
plaintiff in the suit 10 Della Keegan. She
alleges that the ofYense for which she now
seeks legal redress occurred in 1868, when
Sage was . wadower. Sage's lawyer calls
Il blackmail,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

FRRsso, Cal. July ls-A ERE occurred
tonight IN Prescott 4 Pierce's building,
occupied BY the San Joaquin Lumber
Company. and spread to the building re-
Gently vacated BY the Earl Fruit Com
pany. The buildings contained . large
quantity Of canned goods and some mill
products. The total insurance on them
amounted TO $4,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

WAeunG1ON C8OR 11POgH.
1sassseasss Ass revessAse - cereeaa
TArs~oAsss - s9oss.
OLTn1lA. July la-Ihs f3liouine b
ofsed suUma1y a The stass weather crop
rpests for TIE wesk ending Juiy 70:
vng1xas vAsR1xsfox
1nee - hssa ~ dee.ded change - -
vsss. shs passsy easuay weather ssps ~ naxi-
- - ssnpsfssa,e down, tie hsghsss ungsng
- = = . dagzsss go ne levsA frsa = 70
- Hsese1 Ga Tia vho1o eeops in tAe asuunA
savs essa hsnea1sd- Whens = hsadiag ous aud
looking veil IN . - cooassas ths early
osn crops 40 NOT vssy peomisias Oass peon-
seii, bat vil - iasA Hoss Asys naAs
crop tor tie aiasrsns eounfies vim svsraeo
essl spfsyise 10 sss Aop fsiAs hasias bssa
nssossed 70 - extensivssy, tbs Eco haFN heea
ssp< oown and esnss1 Htsse o. no cnmacA
asring hiss ossn carried On scssvsiy shas weed
~ The soufhsTn ard central ecuusaes. bus il
ssuefson and Ctailan counties to ussshss hes
iassffesod 70 certain extent In Nasoa. Xii.
sap and Thufssna coussie. shs crcp viii b vsry
1asSe' snd yieids 81 sson four TO avs soas per
80 are sxpsetsd. Potatoes aad other vsgs-
saoses have ooeo hone6sod. saA fruit win b
psnofui. although . htsis sanAhsny veashss 10
sseosd = Ming scmo varieties Of fsuis 70 full
maturity.
RAsssnn vAmrxorox.
Wssshee has bosn favorable 70 CROPS during
w 80 wsok In thls eeestoa Wasnes, with .
~ neas shovees and . t0GAi shssoes Of hot,
eyang windA WHEAT and cereals Uenefasiy
havs edvaeesd ssmAskahsy vsll In The southern
eounfses. bat hs1s and there In the northern
counties eraia h ssoeksn9 oat TOO much and
wa stand too tAtek 70 yts'a we'll On the high
lands the earn ass nearly 1iie1 cut and In an
osnsS week Will - safa In WsIia wasia valley
wheat hary&a4fnR viii huo~in s,~xf vank 6nPiey
y DOING we'll. though II some couutiso is u
snouGhs the yield viii not - - large - that Of
Wheat decided improvement In the fruit
crop u noticed. Berries In the extreme eastern
portion al the stats will soou b ripe and plenr.
ful GAfdens. however. are aos 1oiag - we'll -
might - sxpsees1 Haying 10 under vay IN .
Number Of The couatiss, with fair yisldA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

ST.. PAuL, July ls.-The Walter A. Wood
Harvester Company. Of this city, today
brought suit against the Minneapolis
Esteriy Harvester Company for infringe
ments Of patent A temporary and per-
manent injunction was a.ked for and also
Judgment for the amount of the defend
ants profits and damages to the amount
nj $40 0OO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

CHICAGO, July 18.-Miss Emma Gar
reth. Of Philadelphia. principal Of the
deaf mute school Of that city.
committed suicide tonight by jump
ing from the fifth story a the
Brigss HOUSE. She had been unwsll for
some time. and Vas on her way to . sani-
tarium ct Geneva lake accompanied BY
her sister. II 10 supposed the deed vas
committed In temporary deiirium.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

The Mollie Gibson Mine Not Flooded.
CoLoRApo SPRINGS. Col, July ls-Percy
Hagerman. secretary Of the MolIie Gibson
Mining Company, says the reports that
the mine is flooded are untrue. There has
been dow OF water. but 1t does not inter.
!ere with the work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

OMAHA. July is-W. l. Oakley. Of New
York. who was walking from San Fran
cisco to New York on wager. was killed
by q Union Pacific train . few miles west
of here this afternoon. Oakley WAS en-
deavorinx to make the trip without
money!
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Fer Evsress "a. Al poEnss o. TIE z 4 " L
railway isAe fhe seattle. Lake shore s Esstesa
Ia . .eavsax s<s;,ss ~ u az day. Ihroaga
easrerss,n. ffom kaeAomls A Ma 1oiAy
1ssosga ISAsss Sssa a. seattle depot
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POOP CANAL ROUTE
srxAMan srcxxyR

nsbuils aad s~SussishsA leaves AsrcAasts' 1nsk
Tuesday ghSrsaar Ana saturday - . n. -
Kirss.an, ost GAnbss. DAagos. 9ooheex- ias~
wasp. Dsuasso HcodspoTi Cnien City aa1 inter
mSsasts posnis asr.vlns II pasoa CITY ~ -
Leaves g niso Gtty = m Wodssoaay. tuoe4
ed sueday. asrsytsS - saatais - = -
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7771i ................. f3l.ooo % <.0oo ~
- = comparatively ussis change il the
4 ne market sIBeo last report Just now
- ausss squirt In the wholesale grocery
hardvara houses on account of the large
= rpesiysd from Alaska by the last boat.
~ eeussqnent hurry TO ship ths goods ~
q pouudhls. The fruit dealers and commits
mss euupiain that times are gust This
hssu ~ CO. for the past three weskA Be-
= dat tlms tssAe Ia this limo vas better than
tesess n Iris city. Dealers hopsd this
" II thiuCD would continue, and some 81
hofsmo reckless In ordrsing iafgs Quansi-
~ rood which has resulted In overss0ck.
y nafkes With fruit. salcs fell OF on &c.
y e ~ ansscis. scare, and the result IL
1uat businsss y Ia rather dsmoraiised
~ pssisd Of dsrrssstoa b NOT expected
Dany isnGth Of timA
1; $500 sss getting scasce. and Will soon y
muspu. Thsy now ssii ~ u PER box
j1es are also s:afce, the aeason In cslt1os-
oU halng OVER and only the early fruit
~ cons 70 market from home gsowsrA
I1nDss this fruit viii be more plentiful.
- end peaches are selling at low prices.
Bnss being quoted 1t u to eL1A end TIE
Goe y q per boz.
49, sss nov quot "a Is q - ol2S pa han.
osIsAs snd are plenty.
mubeflses ere still on hand In ou0cieut
nssss 70 prevent IN advance In pricsA They
~ - o.
aufP1RNrS AuD n1C8IpTA
&cu1ss TIE past twenty-iour hours produce
tussshandise have bsen shipped from and
fso1 q he port OF seattle In the following
n1lss:
1bms
Dmqn4 By ran and water. ....... s71
49, ~ setl ana wates- 2,On
oonnship Umatilla from Fan Francisco
J. euOcssiss. q CO cheese. 10 AXIS nuts and
~ ~ sks onions. a32o sks potatoes. i.Sls O.
gen4 Vegetables, 10y bois liquor. II 90 wine.
31e 3esu, iGs SKIS corn. 6l5 ass barley. ISL C.
49, ooDds. o<7 sks sugar, G2 CO butter tb6 O.
eoosA ~ pkgs tea and spices. 5 sks meal, 2.762
1uai. 80 sSs beans, liza SKIS Hour, 20 - books
~ pe1toaery. ~ CO cigars. e. tobacco. GO
|3 hzxes, ~ pkgs household goods. - o.
oond shoes, cs candy, - CO saddlery. Is O.
-. ca rubber goods. Isl rbis bses. I bris
- hardware. 2 CO furnishing goo1s. CO
4 ~ coils wire, IS c. cream. : CO gvapaitc.
|1p1n lion and spikcs, 10 o. telephone material.
~ mineral water, - sks sos coal. Is iron
500 = psgs white lead and paint, 8 kses nails.
~ Chtnese goods. crates narbio. IL rolls
I ~. bndis bamboo, Is crates glassware 10
h express. aud 10 CO merchandise.
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STEAMER oLrps

Lsavss Merchants dock - p M MosdAyA Wsd-
nssdays sna Fridays for West side. ciaisa aaA woy
landings. tuesdays Thursdays and saaunaays -
East sses vassoa. Chsassazra pssNossss. ossosfo
Lanasas snd Baenoa. Lsav0 TaeomA ovoY
morning. except sunday ~ 6.31
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teniAsp. July IL - ispeciall - Wheat
Estass- aud dull. Valley. u; Walla wal.a,
~ p. GENITAL Rsesipts we've q. $50 centaiA
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po1r ANGELICA roRr rowus1an DuA
esnsnD and boosfie route.
TINE cAnD
EaSs Passenger and freight proDoal0
MONTICELLO
Commsnefng Tuesday. Nay -. leo9.
Leaves daily excepa NDedAy - follower oooeaA
q N: Townsend 1880: arrives Poss Angeles
"A M Leaves Port AnSeses . n: rorS
Tow0ssnd 80 p. m: arrtves seattle 10 p m
IandInxa CITY Dock, seattle. Tibnaa's Deck. eoso
ToWusood; Nossos Dock. Poss AnSelea
HATCH 0AOA
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nBMnAxDIm.

MBArnAxDIss.
Hops-:.uiss and steady.
Co0ss.f0ptiona: elossd stsedy. ct 8 % 70
potnts dswn. sales wsrs l2.750 bAgs. inciud-
Ing: Aryust. ei6.is sepsember, e61idls; 90.
tobss. s;s5d1is %; December, ei5.ss0iAN Spot
Rio-Dus and steady. No. J, l7<c.
buear-saaW-Easter and quiet Centyifugals,
- test, : lee: centrifuRsis date Yesterday. s.
ecss. N<cs kenncd-Qniet and steady.
Coppers Steady. Lake. go. Is.
Lsac-9:eady- Domestic. g. 57lSsD2635<
Itn-Cs,ssd nrm. strait. 9as: 10 bad. SIAN
asked. sristss-Quist and steady. spelter-
Steady. t'omestic, tAt.oA
sosrox STOCK ExcxAxeA
BosToA; July ls-Ciosing:
Atchisou: ... 1sss Mexican Central 81
Tslsphonrc. ....... II. san Diego. s.
outingtsu. ..-+-. fssd
CHICAGO HoAkD OF Trade
CHfcAs.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: opened l<gl
lower on bad financial outlook and lower cables.
declined! 20 more, recovered nc on purchases.
on light sseeipis and large exports. and closed
steady. T.c lower than yesterday. Receipts
we're S.s4o bushsls: shfpmsnts. 5s.ooO bushels.
Wheat steady. Cash. 62iSc: september Csc.
Confirm Cash. So; september. 3s7sc.
0ass-Easy. Cash. 2:ssc; september. 2JSc
nssi.y's, ssmla.l
T,mass'sA;tis,4n
Pors-:..y. Cash. STATS: September, s,aa
Lard-xssy. cash, 81 IS: sspismbss, % 72s<
shors sshs-Essy. Cash, sis: September.
C&
short ,Ssar-eSaSzs0
sheuif:Ss-ea 3s(oA0
CHICAGO Livs STOCK
CHrcAes. July ia.--Catsle-Rsceipes. 1900:
marxct sairiy active. With natives steady 20
strong ANA Texans a4ioc HIGHER. Prime. q 500
s %: good TO choice. " ss1A T5 mediums. "a 10
a.; c,ismon. "a e51&6s; Tsxans. t2o0ot -:
stockers. 81 Sso2 10
Hogs-s;eceip.s. 2so0o: market heavy: opened
iss lowss, ruled 25c lower and closed 35c lower.
Lights or sncd steady and closcd IdDeSe lever.
Tbs mar Art Vas SEQ pancky tor closing saiss.
Mix@i ai;t packers. Is tssts ~; prime heavy and
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

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BLOOD DISORDERS
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-18
palling study and theory Her Point Of
View in New York Times
For chapped Hands and Faces.


These are the days when chapped
hands, rough faces and cracked lips ac-
tually cry out for treatment such as will
protect them from the eagerness of the
nipping winds and the blasts of driving
sleet and storm which winter is sure to
bring. The basis of cold cream" is
mutton tallow always. You can obtain
this at the butchers, and if you tell him
what it is for he will select some very
fine white tallow, which will be exactly
what you want. Cut the tallow into bits
and put it into saucepan without any
water
Set the saucepan IN jar of boiling
water and let all remain until the fat is
thoroughly tried" out of the tallow.
Strain through a fine sieve, and while
still warm stir in teaspoonful of the
essence of camphor in the proportion of
one teaspoonful of camphor to every cup
of the tallow. Next tablespoonful of
your favorite perfume, and stir until all
is sweet smelling liquid. Before it has
had time to cool pour into little toilet
jar and set upon the ice over night. 1t
will keep indefinitely and will be found
one of the best remedies in the world
for the skin that gets rough and winter
sore. New York Telegram.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-18
She Was Not Insane.

One cold day last week small crowd
collected along the walk in front of the
Coleman House-a neighborhood where
a crowd is very easily collected-and APP
peared to be interested in the florists
windows. AS usual in such cases, every
newcomer stopped and stared in turn,
although in perfect ignorance as to the
cause. I happened to be among these
later arrivals. Walking up to the big
policeman who ornaments that section !
asked what the row was.
"They amt no row as know OF, said
~he.-It's merely question OF sanity or
insanity. Now, there's thatfreak there
looking in the winder-the one with the
parasol I suppose ought to arrest her
for drawing mob, but l hate to do it.
She looks as if she ought to know bet
ter too"
The object of all this was lady of
middle age OF little past give her
the benefit of the doubt-who was just
then engaged in the innocent amuse-
ment of gazing at the lovely flowers
banked up within the window. She car
r;ed one of those small silk sunshades,
about eighteen inches in diameter, af-
fected by certain fashionable women.
AS the mercury was down to about 30
degs. this sunshade struck the crowd as
rather humorous and the policeman as
an evidence of insanity. AS matter of
fact. the small shade carried in winter
is for the protection of weak eyes, and is
considered less Objectionable than green
or blue goggles.-New York Herald.