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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-06

DRUNK AND RoBHxD.-A man giving
the name of Thomas Taylor claimed to
have been robbed in saloon in the
Marshall block on Saturday night, and
being intoxicated in be sstly manner,
raised quite a row in the vicinity. He
drew a knife and threatened several by
ISLANDERS on the superstition that they
were the guilty onss. He finally brought
mp in the city Jail and was fined by
Judge t'ann fur being drunk and disor-
DERBY. Not having any money, he went
- prison: bat still stoutly maintains
that he wis robbed in that saloon..
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Two-miIe Foot Race.

FAILING TO RKCEIyEAN ANSWER
IL TO his three-mile race chalienge ths
Undersigned comes down now 10 two
miles. and hereby offers to run any one IN
King county race OF that length. Dee
list for an amount to be agreed upon.
can be seen at the Brunswick Hotel.
NOS 81 PETE KALfsIiEN.
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UNNECESSARY CRUEITY.-A team got
badly stuck in the mud on Washington
street yesterday morning. and although
the horses made desperate efforts, the
load would not bulge. The driver,
uniting cruelty with stupidity. beat the
horses in most unmerciful manner. II
il strange that there are men who have
so little regard for their own interests,
as well as 50 little mercy. as 10 perpe-
trate such cruelties. especially in cases
like the one mentioned, when it was
perfectly plain to all the on lockers that
the poor beasts we're doing their very
best to drag their load through the mud.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-06

BAD MAIL SERVICE. morning
Portland dailies reach their readers by
mail, on the upper sound, on the after.
noon of the day they are printed, at
1, 2 and o'clock. The Seattle dailies,
under the most favorable circum-
stances. cannot reach their upper Sound
beyond Tacomal patrons by mail inside
Of thirty hours, while the Saturday and
Sunday morning papers are fifty-foar
hoars and upwards Ia reaching their
readers. And yet, Portland Is from 100
10 LEO miles distant while Seattle is from
20 TO 60; both places having daily mail
service 10 the same points. Tue trouble
arises from the fact that mails coming
out Of Portland are more advan.
taceously scheduled than those going
oat Of Seattle. and until we can get
postal officials as much interested in
Washington Affairs As in Oregon affairs
they are pretty sure TO remain 30.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-06

EITUATION. BY A FIRST-cLASs
y milismith and wood turner: Is years
experience. Address, stating terms,
r. l.. DRAPER,
a3 st. Charles Hotel. Seattle, WI.
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NORTH PACIFIC BEER HALL,

HAyINa SECURED THE AGENCY
IL OF the celebrated WIi.oas ls.s,..r
M .o w. sell = or. WHOLE ,sl.s and r..
:. aeenlnoRH d CO.,
rs7nteftoof
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IN POR TAN T
IL u MDI ES.

G. A. WILLIAMS
from ll02 Market
street, San Fran
cisco, is in this
city for q short
time only, with the
largest and finest
8 stock of H a III
Goods ever placed
on sale in Seattle,
This splendid as
sortment consists
|of every desc ip.
|tion of front pieces,
IcnunaffaA Uo ua c
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-06

The FURNITURE BUSINESS. Hall
& Paulson Furniture Company have an
immense invoice of new goods on the
way out from the East via the Northern
Pacific, which, for quality. will surpass
any furniture stock heretofore opened
in any store in the city. This enter
prising company is constantly extend
ing its business, and it expects TO do
more in that direction during the com
ing year than il has done during any
year in the past. A year from this time
the company hope to have an immense
retail, or town trade. stock in new
brick building on Trout street, to carry
on large wholesale business in Its
present place on Commercial street, to
run its factory at the top of its capacity,
and - get all out of its sawmill there is
In it. The Hall d Psulson Company
are evidently preparing for big rust
and great increase of trade in 1884
and that their expectations will not Rt
imiss We are confident.
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BORN

DUDLEY In King county, w. T., Nov. 4
to the wife of q. /. Dudley, son.
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A. o. o. w. Notice

A LII MEMBERS OF ALKT, COLUM-
standing are requested to meet at the
hall OF Alki Lodge Todd Fellows Hall,
on Tuesday evening. Nov. 6, at 40 d. m.
business of Importance will come be-
fore the Order. by order OF w. a.
no2 I'd FRANK SEIDEl.. X.
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$4,000.

WANTED, A BUSINESS MAN WITH
w $1,000. TO join party with an equal
amount, to enter into a manufact uring
business. to fill contracts already made.
A profit OF 50 per cent. upon the invest
ment, for five years, is guaranteed.
For further particulars address Nv.
] ;" p. q. Box 6l5 Seattle. moi Ct
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WANTED.
WANTED.

k00 CORDS SHINGLE BOLTS AND
0OO so cords wood. Cash on delivery
Ut Shingle Mill.
no2 MEkRIWETHEP & FREDERICKS
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W.. N. FIR EDf KICKS.
FRANK MERRlwKT HKR

MkRRIWETHER & FREDERICKS.
IvA manufacturers Of Shingles foot OF
Seneca street one blsck north OF Com
mercial Nil. have purchased the naiIl fos
and arc prepared to I'LL promptly all OF.
ders for Shingles. Contractors and build
ers VIII find 1t 10 their interest," 10 exam
inc our stock. po1; m
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TO LET.

OFFICE ROOM SUITABLE FOR
" lawyer or medical man. Apply to
PICKERING & CO.,
Washington street, next door to Police
Court. mol st
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For Sale or to Trade.

ACRES OF FIRST-CLAsS
w alder bottom land. in kitsap Co.
Title perfect. VIII trade for good city
property. Address Box SOL, Seattle. 26
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Dressmaking.

AIDES. GO TO MRS. ROBINSON.
IL on Seneca street, between Second
and Third, and have your dresses made.
Oc2f I'm
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ROOMS TO LET,

ITO GENTLEMEN, A HANDSOMELY
L furnished suite of rooms, with gas.
Ife ana use OF bath. Apply at Temple
Of Fashion. corner of Second and Marion
streets. oc25
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HEFNER 4 DlsHoN,
Real Estate and Collection Agents,
A large line Of agricultural and timber
lands for sale.
offiee. Ass Commercial street. no2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-06

ONE SUIT OF OFFICES AND ONE
" inside room, in my new fireproof
building. c. u. STONE,
oc3l II 325 Front ST.
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FURNISHED ROOMS. l. A II G K OR
Il small 10 desirable parties. from 81 to
$50 per month. Second street cOroer OF
Madison. next door to NJ. p. Church. 81 q
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I1rouos1iS.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
l. TRANSPORTATION.
DFpARrMENr OLE TIE EXTERIOR.

OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, WARRINGTON March 10. 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed " Proposals for Beef"
tbds for Beef must be submitted In
Bacon Flour Clothing. Transportation. &c. the
be- and directed TO the Conm ssoner OF Indian Affairs
D. OF EsDAY APRIL "a. 1855 for furnishing the
indian service about pounds 900 0O pounds
beef on the ho0 l3SOOO pounds Beans $4,000 pounds
Baking Powder. 22O.000 pounds Corn 10000 pounds
Coffee 65OOUOO pounds Flour 1000 pounds Feed no
Sr 2co baes mess EoTK IS Soo bounds Rice se
pounds Tea l6000 pounds Tobacco 100000 pounds salt
sugar and 100, 900 pounds Wheat
Also Blankets Woolen and Cotton Goods consisting in
Yards; Drilling 10000 yards Duck free from All sizing.
Kentucky Jeans $4,000 yards Cheylo 81 yards Brown
sh, ntng 100000 yards Beached Shooting 10000 yards;
winsey 5000 yrds. Clothing Groceries. Notions. Hard
ware Medical supplies school Books &C. and long list OF
S sa M y os The s
vice In Arizona Colorado Dakota, Idaho INDIAN Territory
delivered at Chicago Kansas City and Sioux City Also
such Wagons may required adapted TO the climate Of
the Pacific Coast with California brakes delivered at san
AIso transportation for such OF the articles goods sup
plies that may not DO contracted for to be delivered ut the
Agencies
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities Of subsistence
supplies required Tor each Agency and the kinds quaint
blank proposals conditions % be- obssreed by Saeer time
and place OF delivery terms OF contract and payment trans.
ton. or Nos 60 and "a woostorsL, New.YoTk Wan. II,
Subsistence. U. A.. al Cheyenne Chicago Iesyenworth.
Omaha saint Louis Saint Paul San Francisco and Yankton:
following named places Kansas 10 Arsanss uy surnS
i Hawsrs nGgs Gay gSmR9r Eureka Great Bend
cine Lodge Newton, Usage City sedan Sterling Topeka,
Wellington. Wichita and Winfield.
BIDS wiz be opened at the hour and day above stated and
cERTfFIED Checks
some United states Depository az per cent OF the
' VI 'ne piopos@L H. PRlCb. Commissioner.
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,y 1o u,uv TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2s, 1883

irregular mCys%s1t Is ysry shs at n ns
a d. 80 G Sco6 SSass
Cheese IL; ss PoTs " co.. Q IOS SaSs
g.s a a5sp 9oa sf bas sna s sS
s "a Gnsse = &c POI fna
s%S do sss%
1000 Grain, 2' and Fi SSGoo so 3D. per per
60 3d. a nna' is. I per- Bacon Cd
bush Corr c 90 pte 81 marks 90 o S
B 3 o99 HalSs a SCcn DO b SHOE ri % PEGS ss
R %; bsg % lsi @'IS Ss' 81 Sss
held somewhat higher II
Speculative inquiry dg and offered red rq MSs,
s sn1 Gnoed SIS Is Western Prime Mess s 80
sls g. S1 Family 9%s Ness $50 s TsTs Mess
Gsg; April sS suGsi9 May slSS2 ~ a show %
Pi1$ ;ln asSs' iGs 's 9S sss
sl2 c. sss7o in PSGrg and ind
2l 90 rrcfs and demand eon p
the s trSas qes average eET o
9 boxes 80 boys do I5eTs i i9c pct Gsi
Western sele' lGc io ear wesIe r. Picked
t Esfs i de smqff4 i1oR
have w9 Ign .r bong s s5SaF
HS,sd here 1855 at West tGRs l'' oG Ss mold
modsTo,s reSeS' c and P GnnHs% ar
ene, yer strong and prices ~, an u, nG points
business reported. largely "
frs Prime steam spot II 45dll5Oc; 10y tcs on gfsue
is5c; 300 March. 1l50c cosng ii1oei 9'Z i "
Anil il45 al 5Ic losing lac i2j0t cA May ii2VS
zoe closing 5Gc 1000 tca July 90 al 6de Closing
S1c, 75 tcs August llb5 lsc closing Los SeP
tembcr 5sc se er year. 1875 O0Oc; CITY steam hin
s1I.s ii q tea II Udll2c; No. CITY quoted We luJC
OF ReGucd sales $50 Continent ll4Oc South AmetcAn
l1.Suc. ,. az iii, In
i,c moro occasionally quoted for Fancy carolina Iadso
90. reuOrr the stock ut Charleston as 2JEo casAs
SPICI~-Ouict and gructa ~ unchanged. 49,. 49,
SIfGAK-IiaW quet bat about steady hu.caVaho on th
d.ck n uuof. nj &C. Fair but stored lots were q0tu
IL. the,e is however yrrYlt O., A. any MuclNaO ne'o
e.rt an the Wharf Centrifugal was quOtd NJ 20
ac 1000 hhda Centrifugal $500 test sold ~ &C. anu
bont 500 hhls Martinique at &c EehnGl was NJ ser
Cnt loaf 9iss gI,r. crushed 9Ac; Powd.rd o'-@lc.
feci ers ",.,c standard A." N-ic or - 'sa,c
While Extra &C" 70 7iaic; Extra c. 1'2D''s ~
use. Yel 90 g." sl4c.; Yellow. 'is Co.. ,t,..
,TFAlI F-pu and unchanged IN price, Iholcc my
0uoel II "A &C.. OcnaTearinr -tearlrc "6 iOAc.
~I.ED---tcsdy and mo IcrteF 'ttfe lover. lo4~1,I
Timothy SgdS2 ~; FlaXstri noininalY' - 90 'ae"t'
TGLIoW~ Qulgt steady Prime CIT quoted sso'sci
sales = 1000 %. rSls f.rc.
TIA -Onet bal aro & steady. . -,,
tobacco cntucky nrm but quiet Iurs t'1H 49,
Leaf T4iuLc; rcrd Leaf quiet: safes goo ca-rF l0'i'
enu-v,ysua private Terms. 100 cases ISL, Nc"-Luh dO
i:,csi..: rO bales Havana use d.
Wool Trade f. strictly choice ots tt' do rtoiceN
suu v and grades fcrs are quo'd thee NE
ir- OF maud poor old -iug are also 'cny holets
al fhr.r show concern ana aie certainly
anx unload particularly as the new cpi arr az Ashui
Pupd
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Geathers.

A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
IA % Union Square les able and accomplished pro-
fessOs tutors ectures companioas and h0uso
Keepers. Families going abroad TO the country ptGpy
suited. q address Mrs. NJ. j. NOUNt-F bLlON
FoTsSn Techers' Agency % Union square
DEST TEACHERS.-Amcrica and foreign,
promptly provided families schools colleges Crcu
lars good schools with sound advice free to parent per
gOualy mailed postage skilled teachers see application
forms aud list OF calls. J. W. SCHERMERHORN a. M.
Secretary, East lithst. y. y.
NEASTERSHIP, TutOrship or Principalshp
VA desired experienced distinguished graduate auhor
former principal and female establishments discpinn-
method rapidly advancing backward pdpis
university profession classics mathematics rciences
English French, German, spanish Hebrew ADDRESS REV
X. Tribune Uptown Office. ,23s Broadway
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RAILROAD.
On and after March 8. 1883.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE =.
Trains .eave New York via Desbrosses and Courshd'
Faass s! Me- ana
and Chicago Limited OF Psror' Dn'ns' soAiHs anu
wamsport Lock Haven. M CORY and Ers s a.
the 81 Rs:ioS: ,na son,n ~,,m.a washington
% sTry sSS and Sesa and Sil i asSt
sdSj SSd 3. ana Pf mt and ~ night
rC ia and 9 H. snS and L psat and On
Cape MAY oicept sunday DID, ii:iOa On Saturdays
Long Bay Head Junction and 81 sSs tSq rs.
Sss Sss sOp a. Win AiSS ras
atJersey CITY, anordng speedy and direct transfer ''
Trains pittsegrs $40 and ~ sc s aas
ioo ErC@ %Ss 5 sS and iS,o Ba m san Day
s sSS go S S mo- iGsS and 1850 20
CS sg9 S y go iS4 o. tc % sS $50 $50
$40 $50 g?S 1920 1888 and loser m si su ISs
''''' I'LL" ''' 10 HILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLJsHEG ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
.CTRAINs EAcHwAy WEEKDAYS AMP oTsuN
DAY. ssrArioN SE " yaskApELfHiA' q"
DG MESE AND AND Tie FhsrEsT TINE coSsisTESf
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave York. VIA DesOossOs and Court
e:i5 TO s. $50 % and 10 Limitedl, II 800 sac.
4, 8. q, a 3 and . p m, aud ~ night Sundays Pc;
% Limiied), 10 a T. d. 2. and D. me- ana -
Expiess Trains leave New.York daily. except sunday
7'2O q. ~ and y. n running through wa ireh'on 'A
Camden. - -, ...a., s,a,ons ph,aa.lnhia
Sl2oI 600, 800 345, $780, 7:JU, $50. $50 and "a -
Limited Express l30 M a. . to 20, L ans No.
G.SO IAN \ and $40 y. IN. On sunday l2:Ol 3uo o."
S2S sSoa M A. % 20 Limited) $50 745. and $40 ps
Leave Philadelphia via Camden a. m and 4So m' amy
Tssss oce 49, sac and 90 Broadway AssSs hC sa
Ia iy and iis usOnst Hoooken station Jersey eS sr
Emisrant Ticket ONCE No Battery Place aid Casuo ~
den. ,-...,.r co....nv xtu coil or and cheek
Ia "a ga rom hotels and residences . x,,oon
"~sSIfA RLES r. PUGH. D. ~ 49,, 49, cent
Manager. ttneih
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CHARMS ..a,,o..,....,..
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY


ONCE Pier 49, n. r.. foot OF Cortlauit-sc
Conagnmonts of freight forwarded directed any part
OF tho world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders Ped for delivery of all kinds Of freight and
chandiso any part OF the city.
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LGGHTERAGE
Freight Of descrpuonDro npy ghterel to1nyp)nt
In the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers Ii. Starn and Erastus Corning NEW.
HAVEN. Pier Is n. Il, at daily. saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between GSew.Sork and
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D.. L. & W. r. r. received Pier
For New and points East At Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles)r
Ten Cents VIA Steamers /. Il H. foot OF
Whitehal-st.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD Communipaw. ". J.-Drv Docks
Machine Boiler shops everything appertainng tas
construction ard repair OF vessels.
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Gorroratlon Notlces.


GAS COMMISSl0N.-Proposa for estimates
W for furnishing the other illuminating material for
and Iging gushing. cleaning, repairing ana main
tanning the public tho Streets avenues. piers ana
parks rece we'd at the office Of the COMMISSIONER OF
Public W rks until Apul &. lss3. ,e,.,. -.
For full Information CITY RECORD. for sale at No
CITY Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ by the apartment OF Docks until March ~ 1888 cr
the following Repairing Pier 81 East River; TO
pairing small pier between Pier. 81 ant 81 Eas River re
OF Pier AZ North RIVER and for
building bulkhedd at 75ths, East River For full iniorma
ton CITY Record. For sale az No 2 city Hall
NOTICE.-PrOp0sals will he received at the
~ the Department OF Public Charities and Corec
90 2dave until March 30 1888 for Groceries Lum
her &C. For full information City Record for sale at No.
Getty Han
NOTlCE.-Sealed proposals will Oe received at
the office OF the Fire Department unt Ami 1883 for
thousand feet OF hose boiler 70 steam de engine
NO II. For fun information City Record for sale at
No. CITY Hall.
NOrICE.-Sealed proposals will be received at
~ the Hal OF the Board OF Education by the School Trus
Of the Nineteenth Ward until Ap a. 1885, for the cree
ton Of school house 6sth ST. For full Information
Va CITY Record for sale at No. 2 City Hall.
NOTICE.-SeaIed proposals will be received
IN the office Of the Fire Department until March %
1888 for forage For full information CITY Record For
sale at No. z CITY Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

The daily receipts Of MIX and Cream a. inc M, ,
railroad distributing points In and near the CIV LOT tne
Week have Deen a. follows Erie 93 cans OF MIX ana o.
go cam. Harlem 2.Sl1 cans OF MIX; hudson luVeI
sG5 cans MIX ana - cans q Cream Az s snS
Notthcrn s2I cans OF MIX; NewJersey Zen Zen
fra i55 caus MIX and cans OF CIs s
Midland 8 cans Of MIX and % cans OF cream anu ~
miscellaneous ne .rby 1850 cans Of MIX ana ~ cam
~ tean The total average receipts nave Oeeh %
cana of MIR and cans OF cream Ihe a. efage plIe
which he surplus sold the platforms mas oeen
= n
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POPULAR SHORE LINE. NUN EAST
ron PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND The fEs ps,
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND cENIhA,L, ~ 70 Bostonss
Tbree Express daily tsundays excep ~ IN paacs
ss m D. IN ,parloI car attached and ~ T m w. sepns
sleeping caisl, sundays ut ~ m " ppnPpPIE Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

TOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
slpat 5 D. ~ and IL D. tsundsys eIceptedl. lip M
time fol early trans N0rtn ana East
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER IbAILROAD.-C Commencing NovtmDero 1857
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot -. 49,,
10. and Northern EXPRESS 10 rochester M"
40 m Spec al Expre for Chicago. daily stopping only
at Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Enc Ce'eAnu All"
10 90 a. m Chicago Express drawing cars TO Canaan
d'i H Iany and Toy with connection U,iea
togs 0cus Fails Lake George aud itutlAnd ,.,
$50 p. Albany and Troy special satuInaysohy'
y. m. Accomuo iItOn To Albany ana Troy -.
~ Express with sleeping cars lot ~ Lous
running through dAy in the week also Niagara F"'
E25ress day except Sunday with sleeping cars
10 syracuse and R0ad also TO saratoga ana hoht
' q n m Pacific Express daily with sleeping for
Rochester Buffalo cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago anu
- ~ M Night Express with seepngcars 10 Albany and
Troy morning trains Tor the West ana Nort
~ k.s ON a AT y o. ) Bowling 252 and ilJ Broad
way aud At Wcstcots Express Oces Park place aud 7so
Itrooklyu c. II. MEEKER.
j NJ. TOUCEY Gen. Supt. Gen. Passenger Agent.
NORWICH LINE
~ Worcester. Nashua, Portland and the East
INV "'" H'" CITY OF WORCESTER
without execution elegant the sound and
tbt f,vortte Try OF NIW YORK.
leave pier 40 North River Oc OF Wattsst, pier
Dcsbrosses Ferry daily except sundays at pm
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Reduced fare 90 10 Boston for hstcass tickets good ory
ELEGANT steamers leave daily sundays e1cepten. at
80 River. foot Of Jayst New York arriving
IN Boston at M Tickets for sale at ell principal ticket
Providence LINE for freight only steamers leave
tsuudn,s excepted Boston Providence direct.
y. W. POPPLE Actng Genelal Pas.onser AGENT
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending March ~ 1883.

r -U.
,r nsce p,I TOR l sn So pFss Peas %! 5as ipo,
fpr Doc week. 10 bass There ~ sni lev mara mrs.
. al s. Sl T 10 kS e goods m5yiI at the bcs,
bic prcys. offered freely az - % ana tOuu
HS,,amy and Yea aic weak at tho prices quoted.
While Kidney IN small sJccx bat have very ,ii
male 1 "a eo monthly trips Without taking any
would not nay much above inside gucs choice stock
Soup have cement 81 any eon-equsne anh STOCK
how - a. obtained Tor choices dIc; small
N aGt jobtinr demand aud prices favor buyers southern
reaus. Medium 80. BACK uItisee o-. qoo
pc i PIE to Good. 2ooS .6rca peans VOC ~
70 r-G ' oo qoos 80 po c5 asn s3% Pea ''0
Sioi' ' ,i 9jOs $40 DoFr 70 Good 200 29o
"lS hluno s45a s5oGfecn Peas. 500 S2s
Reccpta for the week. IS IN Aga ast week 2Io pke
EIpos cr tn week org r. 10 DE- n 70
Of ha- clused gradual By sigady Gee re
hs o IN a. prices }" looked Tor tbs Neck Hves
!n Ill report dui market NJ loWer nan
commission In- IA. weakened The fecnE here and while
mor''ins some goods which eone. under the grad
In o. EiIa, oT wer o,1 , - a &C. and Sic has now
pccnme the sop Iowa except an ccccaaona vey ancy
MAJ ma, oSsr ase ,an 1@ SST state Dairy shows
hgr Increase aud me demand isno' i 70 IN py
very rapidly receiver, arc anxious sellers aud meet buy
iiscy ." Nil tubs were sold This mornins SOC.
good Inc going NJ use Welsh tubs plenty and
eVsier ils daiont 10 get cZccpt IN small way
Through mcium of al export demand nc bulk OF nc
hrlr ~ few fNtiaH ana
IT. gi 4 atie. held for special trade above the puccs
exceptional Ia have any influence on
IN receipts AMI IN ~ OF she stock
herr are 10 lie, though 7c&uc j. obtained
for few Western Imitation Creamery sells slowly r.
ceipS arr Lot large, but buyers seem q ma some
other das' 81 goods which suits th heir 2u1P 1
what bnt there quite accumulation hcle especially Of
ur.f. and seeond. iObbug At ~ lHc Thirds
have a export dt Maud. some speculative move
mcn considerable cal nom bakers Zoe u a. low as any
hing h. nov Offering 81. -,