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We RrnOn.

CATTLE-Choice to extra corn fed,
900 to 1860 pounds, 44t943c; good,
32@4lc; cho ce 6 ass-fed, 34@33c,
good, 303}c; fair to medium, 24l9
23c; common, ltCD2C.
Hoas-Choice, S2@4c; good, $40
32c common. 393lc
SHREP Choice, 4(9i3c; medium, 8
@3Ic; common, $1@l 80. Choice
lambs per heat. f3Ca3 70.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 27.-The DroUers
Journal reports: Csttle-Rsce pts, 5000
head shipments, 5000 head; market
duh, l0@I5H lower; al ippinR ttsers,
$50 to 1910 pour DIS, "a 2596 20;
ssockers and fet dars, So 1904 60;
COWS, bulls and mixed, IL 1904; nnls.
6 1908 10; thro lgh Texas Gait So %
(d5 25. HoVs- Receipts, $4,000 head
shipments, COCO head; ma ket active,
5(al0c lower; rnpgh ard mixed,
So 75G4 10; Pacsi"g and shipping,
S494 20; light, 50 1904 10; sk'ps,
81 40@3 60 Sheep-Receip 8, 90 o
head; shipments, moi e; market weak,
nstives, S2@4 So.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, May q The
Lire Stock Indicator repor.s: Gait e.
Rect ipts, 978 htai; shiomente, none;
market slow, weak sn1 l0c 10 YER;
choice TO f4Dcv, So 05(95 20; fair to
tood, 81 7O9i 90; common 10 medi
nm 1904 60; s'olkers AID fe de 3
SO 25@4 20; ,oSs, ~ Goa 3 80. Hos
Receipts, 1914 hegd; shipments
470) bead; market opened Sc lower
aud closed SLOW, With al additional
dpclile OF Sc; good 10 cnoice, % 75CG
3 80; common to medium, So 40g3 TO-
Sheep ReCeip's, 745 head; ship-
mems, 1870 head market dull and soc
10 81 lower; g,od 10 choice, 1908 70
common to med um, 81 75(a2 a..
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COTToN sEEO OIL, ETC.

SEED Delivered at depot and wharf,
rs per ton; on bank of river Il o. b.
boat, So; wagon at mills, So MEAL -
Prime Q.o.b.) J, f14@l4 30 per ton. Less
than carload lots, $40. From store,
SOC per sack. CAKE-Nominal, Sl6
per ton. on In carload lots, prime,
crude @. S. oil, 2l@22c; prime sum
mer yellow, 25@26lc; o6-summer vel
low, 29@23c; miners -; choice
cooking summer yellow, 2S SS0c; off
crude, l8(92lc.
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River feet lOinches on the gauge and
riainr. Maaihnr clear and cool

River feet l0inches on the gauge and
rising. Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, May Noon River
falling, with : feet inches in the canal
and feet inch on the falls BUSH
ness fair. Weather mild.
CNCINNATI, May 27.-Noon--River
II feet 10 inches on the gauge aud fall
Jog. Weather cloudy thermometer 74o.
The Golden Rule has delayed Depart
ure 70 New Orleans unit Saturday.
CAIRO, May 27.-Noon-R.ver "a feet
4 inches aud falling. Weather cloudy
and warm. Arrived: Paris G. Brown,
Cincinnati, 7 pm; Buci eye State,
Memphis, 9 pm. City OF Providence,
Vicssburg, II pm; Belle Memphis,
st. Louis, 3 am. X. S. Hayes and
harges, ST. Louis, 9 SIN. Dsnarted:
Buckeye State. Cincinnati, 10 pm;
City Of Providence. st. Louis. an.
Belle Memphis, Vicksburg, am;
Paris @. Brown, New Orleans, II am.
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Receipts Yesterday.

City OF Cairo--l0 bales cotton.
Coahona-4 bgs seed cotton, p SKIS
cora and s pkR0 suadries.
Gayoec-9 ba'es cot on, 2 bgs sse1
cotton, 80 SKIS seed, 10 sks com aud rs
pkVs sundiies.
Kate Adams 10 hales cotton, $40
sSs stel, 4 nd stock and 70 pkgs s.n-
dies,
Ohio. .lh0 tons miscellaneous lre igAl.
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PEIROLEuM MARKET.

Coal 0n-Prme white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o.. May 27.-Petroleum
lower; s. W., ll00, 7tc.
PITrsBURa, Pa, May 27.-Petroleum
steady and firm; Ma ional T anti,
certificates opened at 65ic; close d
at 64sc; highest, 65lc; lowest, 64ac,
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL---FRIDAY, MAY 2s 1886.

4O,5OO bsgs; Msy. 1850; June, Use;
Julys 7.SOSZS5s; AuGu.t, 7.Slc:
September, 1907 soc; o toher 100
@73c; November. 7.65@7}c; D4cem-
Der, 7.70@73s; January, 1901 sec.
February, 7.S0a7 Sc: March, 7SOc;
cash, 791c. Sugar dull end easy
refiaed quiet; A, 8 l5,l6c; cabes,
61c. MoIasses quiet AID steady
Rice in fair demand and steady.
BALTIMORE, MD. May 27.-Cohse
higher and firm; Rio, cargoes, ordi-
nary 10 fair, S3@9sc.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW York, May 27.-The quiet de-
maud Of previous replitl shows no
variation, but with better tine Ia
the msrket and through request end
forwarling d rect from be mills very
fair resul are reactei daily. Oldars
Tor autumn are hav ny a.ttn io1, and
the lug- pro iuc,ion under such con-
troll is neing Increased dai y
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administrator Notice.

Office Public Administrator, Shelby County
Courthou Q, Memphis, Tenn, April is, 1898;
fTHE undersigned hay ny been appointed
and qualified ain illustrator Of the estate
of Henry +. Arnold, deere red, not 60 is
hereby given 20 Oh persOus indebted ~ said
estlte TO come forward and settle; and e
those % whom said estate is indebted to Q. 4
thglr Claims with ne, duly prohated, within
b1 forcyor a-red. JOHN LOAGUE,
puhli, Administrator
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HIDES - Dry flint, 12A@15c; dry
salt, l0@l2c; green salt, 697c; green,
5@5lc; deer skins, l1(9l6c. Beeswax,
1S(920c; talloW, 81 21c.
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RAGGING ANN TlER. RT

BAGGING-Ju'e, 9I@1lc; flag, 94@
1O4c, accordingto weight. Ties, IL 10
al 20.
NAus-I2 4OG2 65.
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RIVERS And STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
MOYEMENIR AT rHE LEvEE.

Arrivals. - Kate Adams, Arksnsss
City; CCahoma, 0'ceola; Gayoeo, Tip.
t,nyille: Ohio, Cncinnstii City Of
Cairo, Nicksbu z.
Departro.-City OF Cairo, St. Louis;
Gayoso. Tiptonville, Ccahoms, Friam
Point; Ka'e Adsms, Arkansas City.
Boat IN POH.-0hio.
Boats Due DOln.-Paris Q. Brown
and Bella Memphis
Boats Due Up.-Fredd'e Robinson
and Reae MacTtady.
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HORSES AND MULES.

Horses Good driving, $l50@225;
good saddle, $l400300; plugs, $3.50
So good mares, $500 40.
MULss-l44 to 10, Sll0@l35; 10 to
154, Sl25@l40; l51 to 10, $l609l75.
Good demand; supply fir.
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RIVER, AND WEATHEpt

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. \. A.
MEMPHIS, May q, Ppm
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75' meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet, and close1 quiet; middling, SIC.
Salee, $50 bales, Of which $50 to ex.
p o1ters and 800 t, spinuers.
EXoHA VGE QUOTATIONS.
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EvANsvILt 2, May 2T.--SOon - p
falling. Departed Charles b
Cincinnati, last night
PrrTsBCRe, May 2I.-Noon--E.rN
{ OF 10 inches on the gauge and station
a.. Weather cleGrand warm.
wheeling, WV Hay 27,-tJon-
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waISKY. WINES. LIQUORS, ETC

WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bour-
bon, 81 6j@6; rye, 81 1906; domes'
tic, 90c@tl so.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 27.-Whisky,
ST 10.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 27.-Whisky
steady at III IA.
CINCINNATI, O., May 27.-- Whisky
st adv at 81 10. Sales of 445 barrels
of finished goods on this basis.
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Sales, 1929 bales. Quotations as fol-

New York futures opened quiet and
easy snd clos ste adv and to points
,wer than w ednasday. Sale, 46,7C0
bales. The closing quotations were as
folloMs:
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The New Orleans future market
onened steady, and closed firm,
but 3 tie poiuts lower. Sales, D.
800 bales. Quotations wers as fol-
lows.
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PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS.
BuTTER-Creamery 30(@S4C; dairy,
lh(920c; butterine, 13@l5c; country,
l280l8c. accord ne to condition.
CHEESE Prime fats, &c; New York
factory, Sc; full cream, 129c; Y. A..
l24c.
MESS PoRK-Old, SIS 1909 per bar
rel new, $lO@lO % per barrel sugar.
cured hams, packed, l0@llc; break
fast bacon, 1905; clear nib bacon,
6sc.
BULK PoRK-Clear sides, &c; clear
rib sides, SIC; long clear, 5Bc; shout
ders, 4B(@4ic.
LARD -Tierces, 51G6c; half-barrels,
6s@63c; kegs, 6t@6sc; buckets, $50
6lc; half-buCkets, 64@6sc; bulb tins,
6@6sc; 20-lb tins, 6s@6lc; l0-lb tins,
6t@6sc; BIB tins, 6s964c; 3-lb tins,
6s@6ac; choice kettle, tierces, $50
61c.
FRESH MEATs-No. beef sac; Nut
ton, 81; hind quarters of beef, l0c;
lambs, 1904.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May q -Provisions
generally quiet and essv. Pork weak,
80. Lard weak, 5 65@5}c. Bulk meats
easy loose lots-loDg clear, 8 SOC ;
shoot ribs, 5lC; short clear. 5 COS;
boxed lots-long clear 8 3095 35c;
short ribs, 545c; short clear, 8 55c.
Bacon firm: long clear, 590@5 9ic
short ribs, 3 97}c; short clear, 6 l0c
Hams finn; 9@ll2c. Butter dull and
easy creamery, l4@l5c. Eggs, firmer
7l@74c.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 27.-Mess pork
weak; l0,6l5c lower; cash, IS 35
June, IS 32I@8 422, cl Used at 80 324@
So; July, So 423@S b5, closed al
S. 42I@S 55. Lard easier; cash and
June, 5 S5@5 Ic; July, 5.923@6.95c.
Sho t rib sides easier; cs,h, 5 zoe.
Boxed meats easy; dry taUed shou'
dsrI, 4t@4 30c; short clear sides, $40
CG53c. On tle Produce Exchange
butter frmer; creamery, l2@l54C;
dairv, 10CGi3c. Eggs, SO.
afternoon Board Pork lower; June,
27lc. Lrd steady; June, $3.50.
GROCERIES.
CoFFEE-Common S@8lc; ordinary,
999Ac; prime Rio, lie; choice to fan.
Cy, l11Al3Ac; old government, 23@
35c; Ceylon, 20c.
SoAP-31@5ac per pound.
SUeAR-Pure white, &c; off white,
6sG63c; yellow, 64@6se; open kettle,
5s@5Ec; refined A, 6Je; grsnulated,
7E@7tc; powdered, 7sci cut loaf,
79faItC,
'sALT-sl 2O@1 80 per barrel; racks,
fine, 81 80; coarse, 81 10; pockets,
bleached, 2aa7c; carloads from levee
or depot, &c cheaper.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana, common to
fair, 20@3 &c; prime to choice, 30@40c
syrup, 20C940c; common to fair, goa
25c; prime to choice, 30@33c; centrif-
uRal, fancy, 9Sc.
ToBAcco-Common, 1l.inch, ESQ
SOC; other grades and styles, $50 S5c
Snuff-Gsrrett's, $40 So per case
Rapids, $40 20 per csse r. R., So 30.
CANDIES Sticks. all sizes, in boxes,
pals and barrels, 73@Stc.
CANDLES Full weight, l09l03c.
CANNED GOODS, ETc.-Prices per doz-
en-: Plneapples, 81 35l9l s.; peaches,
2-l1. standard, 81 25@l 40; seconds,
81 1901 10; tomatoes, 2lh, standard,
$l@l 10; 3lb. 81 l5@l 30; straw.
berries, 81 359l 40; rapberriea,
ST. 1901 %; blackberrie', $l@
l Is; Vreeugagss, 81 Goal IS;
pears, 1902 %; plums, 81 60G
20; asparagus, 50 60a4; green earn,
2t@l IS; green peas, Sa@2 2j; cove
sers, full weight, lib, Sll91 10;
cove oysters, full weight, 2lb, ii TOO
S., cove oys ere, light weight, lib
&c; cove oysters, light weight, 2-lb,
81; condensed milk Crown, So 81
Esgla, 81 rs; Swiss, So
NEW YORK May 27.-Cofee-spo'
fair RIO St. a1y, Ole; options 5GlC
p ints lover and active; sAlei
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JOHN Il. NORTON
8 Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
BUYS AND SELLS
AMAKICAN COTTON,
OIL TRU>T CERTIFICATES.
FINANCE.

Money in good demand at 8 per cent
The Clearing House report is as fol-
lows:
CLEARINGs.
Thursday, Nav 27tb, S272,04 SO;
thus far his week, SOL ,583 70 ZANE
time last W elk, '90S,9 9 81; same time
1885 1860 44S %; same time in 1884,
$j54,59l %.
BALANCES.
Thursday, May 9th, $87,l9i II;
thus far this week. $242,379. same
time lat W elk $3.50 2ll IS; same time
in 1885. $3.50 1888 81; same time In
1884, $92, 1891 so.
EXCHANGE.
New York sight on all points, mar
buying, / premium selling; New
England dsmand, discount buying
New England sig1t, ! discount New
Orle ans, t discount buying, par selling.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Special Notice to Shippers.

81 Tie Str. C0AuOMA will leave for
Helena aud Friars Point THIS DAY Thurs
day and SATURDAY at6p.m.
JAS. LEE, ia, Sup't.
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nnnn,rN.s InnN nITTERR COM.

1p llsteIy cured Miss Ethel Guuthorpe, So
III street, Mem =, Team Of u'algia,
frog, Eh ca she suffered nea ly year. IFo
bar. zee only were required 20 do ne WORK.
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Bank of Commerce. l49 bid, 152 asked
Fret n ational ......,,. las bid. l55 asked
German Bank ......l924 bid, 1875 asked
State Nation al ......... l45 bid, $50 asked
Union and Planter. E. 40 bid, Isl asked
Mercantile Bauk...l35 b d, 1874 asked
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Bluff City,. ......100 bid, -. asked
Herr ando bid, 103 asked
HON s.............. ..,......72 bid, 70 asked
Memphis UIty....".l023 old, 10j asked
PeoDle5......... ...........8l bid, 81 asked
PCeuix. .,.......9S bid, 10D asked
Planters 10J bid, ,.. asked
Vanderbilt. bid, 224 asked
Arlington ...............35 bid, ... asked
Factors. ~ aSkeu
MI oELLANEoUs.
NJ. and G. R.R. shares. .29 hid, e. asked
NJ. & T. R.R. shares 40 bid, e. asked
M. IL @. consnls, 7s...1i6 bud, e. ASKED
NJ. & L R. lat m. Ss... los bid, Sc. asked
Miss. & T R r. c., "A l1S bid, 12l sske d
Miss. d T r. K CO, BLOC bid, 10S asked
Tenu. WITS. ser. C......97 bid, 9S4 asked
Tenn. wits. ser. D to J..S2 bid, SO asked
Shelby Co. Ga .......l06 bid, 1919 asked
Tax. DIST. 4, 6'......... 934 bid, "a asked
Tax. DIST. 6'.........l02 bid, 1924 asked
Mem. Stor. Com. Oo..l05 bud, JOG asked
Mem. Gas stoaB .......78 Did S24 asked
Mem. Gas bonds ..... los bid, e. asked
Mem. Water houde.. SO bid, -. asked
Hsnauer Oil Works. -. d, 65 asked
Am. Cot. Oil trusts ..302 bid, 3l4 a. ked
Pioneer Gotten Mile. . Is bid, 224 asked
New YoRK, May 27.-Money on call
easy at 2(94 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 4d5c. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual rates at 4S7 for 60
day bills and 4S83 for demand
Bonds Government bonds quiet
but steady to-day, with the quotations
for 3s 1 lower. State bonds quiet and
steady. RAILROAD bonds were agai
active to-day, the transactions aggre-
eating $2,277,00O. Erie I'd conso $,
ex June coupons. cont ibuted
S402, COG, and the trust receipts Of the
East Tennessee Company bonds
$l,875,0C0. P,iees sympathized W tn
movement in stocks and slow ma
terial advances. Buffalo, New York
and Philadelphia lists rose. q to "A;
at. LOUIS, hduSdS NllN anu NOTlltfH
Omaha lists, to "a; Indiana, Decatur
and Springfield inc me trust receipts,
to 80. and Mobile and Ohio LIST de.
bectures, 81 to IL.
Stocks London, it is thought, did
the la of its selling of sto ks this
morning, md there is unmistakable
evidence that # was buyer this aft
ernoon, especi lily in s.. Paul, Union
Pacific and Louisville and Nashville
Brokers are beginning to report con-
Siderable outside purchases, and this
morning the upward movement car
ried everything before it The Chi
cago party say that the market re-
sponded too quickly to their Eeforts
and there was considerable selling
for reason, but all the Ock offered
was absorbed, and the idea Of a ma
tefial reaction has been given up
There wa free offering OF stocks in
the early hours, and quotations
Welded slight fractions, but before
noon the stock ofere was taken and
the buying began again. The mar
ket responded qaickly, prices al
vancing steadily t. the clio at or
near the best fgur of the day st.
Pal was the favorite and opened mp
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The New Orleans spot market
opened quiet, and closed quiet.
Sales, $500 bales. Quotations were rs
follows:
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FOR TIPTONYILLE
For Uscooa, lnles Peint, Caruthersville,
Gayoso and Tiutonvils-Th new Steamer
GAYOSO, za.xssiSSvtc
w Z HILL InnaInr i IL Emllnr nlnrk

W. p. Hall....master j. D. Fuller. ! clerk.
Will leave as above, and all way points,
EVERY MONDAY and THUtSD AY at 8
pm. For freight or passage apply on board.
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LEE LINE.

H.Ns.sLitl H., FItsFb fOtat ana H-IAtk ~
and OsceOlR fncket Company.
Scr HolenA, Glendale, Eriars Point and al
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New York spots opened quiet and
asy, and closed quiet and steady.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-25

coSrRAcE oOnRLnTnD.-soms tire
ago wa mentioned that . Arm IN san
Pedro had sFdsesd loi sFsasStsd piles q
J. NJ. Colman Of this city. Not having
ths piles IN gtock, Mr.. Colman Stared
np bis creosoting uoFks. Which 81 pfs1
ont are en- veFy small scale, and ln .
DAY CT 80 TIE pilea Wili be ready fer snip
mone 10 their destination By the bark
Il. X. Han. % Pert BlAksly. These
Uofks. unpretentioua - they ere, eesl
cunaldarable monsy. and u TIE Business
Of preserving piles wiil testify, MF. OH
man vii extend and greatly impf0Se
hla works. A. NE presant time 6u9
fear piles Z dAy ean b ssEveA Theso
piles are dFaWa By 3 steam wineA ffam
the bag up an snoisna aud into lena iron
cylinders. uhieh altar receiving TIE Iona
sticks Of timber, one ID cash eyiindeF,
the ends Of TIE cylinders are cteead
and bY en- iDmenss steam pressure the
wAaaF and sap Ara faroed from The piles.
After thia. aad whila ths pores % the
weed are open, oEeeaoGe. patent pre-
assxina pFepafAtion. NE FFinslpAa ~
arediant Of uhiuh b zeal tAR, is missed
inaa ne wood 81 aleam pressure, WAsoh
h 90 Reaat that The hlauk pssaeFVativs
psruaassa TIE pile aimesa always % Ne
core. 0eorRa Gilman and J. =. CaFlis
are Fnnming the wngka &C pFesana.
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ta1naAs & wsse % lssva. He vas plain
NJ. n '. b etaseY then. he veaf 20
O4ana, where be heard there vas con :
aidofabAa apseulaki0n going on IL rrai
essats, end be states thai caring tie
yeaf 1e mas lived there be has mace
piles Of money. Re assigns no Fsaaon
why BE- should rsgisiag e Oolonsl. -Sas
Fpnaeisao Pasf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-25

That "LaHas Oaka fFsm Liltls Aeorns
Grew b faily exsmpliesd h ~ -
maFkahle growth e Ne in1zranes baf
nsus Of A. OmnRmna a ca. Aboms foas
geaF8 zee tAsy s0Wnanoe4 aaina b1ai-
nsaa Win fau snaH eamBaoiaa Ihsy
nov haze tAo AoumnY a. q lMERe Ina 90
ilg1ranee eempaniea holh native ana
foseian. ineladinR ~ hirs@An's Fund
Of San Ernneiaso, ftha larnea1 PAaine
Coast OompAnyl, an1 ths 0uasdian e
Lsandun. whiah ha1 Ne lazMss1 patd no
eapiaal of any Riss lBsusanes Oo@-
pany IN ths World. Thsg also usnla-
nsat tha Musnal Bona9a LAfa fnnnr-
azes Osmpany 81 NegaEk, Me- Jesrey,
sns q the oidaGs anA nos Efli-
aba life eoaapMnias b ne World; tAs
Aeeident DepaFmeut of ~ fasieo Ma
tuai LAfo Company, e san FEAnEnaa,
Which tasass he Gimplnae nBa bae1 80
eldent policy % any esUpany - -
Uniiea 4tA1n1 and ene MAEina DapA1s-
nant e re Fiss@anis Fand. e San
REAnatseA ee8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-25

PMFsias aulnR ESQ ahQala aah en ".
Van WaassA aaans CnnaAinn fael1e
RafiwaY, bsfors elosia9 basEatns fef
fiahaan. Rates loweR has - leWa9l-
PnFtina nsn1inR fua sFie193 en- esBp4l1
th1fT Messy with ne sD4 ! VI -
arnph tha dnlisaEy e q sia4e1 a. NJ en-
punsa, thaa aaginG tizas aR1 ezBsus1gs.
Ths Oanadlas Raelae b - sAollesl
ana mnst diHuus Fples - III eaglHkn and
nsathausaaIn poiBts, 80 e Mo4lloals
Nuw YEA, ChiaAaa, - fM4l aD1 Al
pniniB nan1A e ea9 e - tnnL lala
= - - haila and bal4 eg1ippe4 hne
IN America. EntiEs tEain Fu1a 81. I'D
- - Pnsias b - Alinalis wllhGWs
$50 e GArA Ne eElE4 ehafna ~
assamd elnm nlsapam. Iha aeaneEy .
49, 9i1A ~ Grasdna = ~ gosld,
onmNEiMnR msumlnl1As 49, ues.1
asssala. aiaaiazR onnyuna am4 esnnstk'i
Rxg1rsianiuts unm alwMga a4au1a MzHfa
mEinR . uarBaaizinR ~. Fopllaf ns.,se'
Pal f9fnfraa E1la14EnG fa,e1Ii r
- RnainnM, eAas fFaalY o1M1asa
= ~--1-i~rfs WIS WaxH
- ed EIsilAt AGun ~ ~
- - u u.8
80 Wen. Fusus &oas buiial.G.
nnaal1A. y. + ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-25

Ma MElos Jens ruR PascnssIoa.--
~ tseaaay evening the men employed
a iae Foss MAdlson mill met in The
eaA 81 that place foe The parpose Of
sseaesine the ten hour system. After
sea,e All it vas decided that inaauaueh
re Peeet Mil Company. the BlAkely
III Oompany and she Tacoma Mil
uempany, bad conceded 10 their men
eenrs for = days uoxk, IL We0ld
10 y tteht and pFapeF for them - re-
geea Me- AeiRs 10 fsll IN iine With TIE
esael MIL esneEa % he Soama. Ae-
ssialnRiy, q asmmittee waited On Mr..
At.Ea and invited hin down - TIE
1,e'inR, uhere thaFe vees one hanored
"a asaambled. TIE mill owner eon.
lta With she invitation. and. after
ssazieg the statements Of his emplsyes.
80 thea that Madison woaid fail into
-. pfoceesion a. once. and yesterday
esalne the mill started up on the tsn-
hsef sye1em.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-25

Bro vn0HTABuHs As she harvest SEA-
son Is driving 10 q clese. and The faEna-
sE is engaged In putting away for TIE
winter his late vegetables. aome 8ne
large upecimens Of the pFodaoti0ns Of
the soil Of this section are coming 10
light aud attracting public attention.
Oae farmer vest Fday bFenght 70 mar
kot Q load Of cAbbaRea Of very me
variety. he larger onea Of which weigh
ed fully IS pounds, while none 4 them
weaid 90 below 70 pounds. Mrs. i. +.
RloweFs o. WILDLY Island rscently dug
from her garden z potato Of tbe Isats
Ross variety Weighing pounds and I
ounces, and also white tnrnip waiah-
ing 10 pounds. These speoimeaa Of the
vegetable kingdom she sent 70 n h.
Dearborn a % Of this city. Thu other
dag Mr.. Dearborn daa from q L. Man
nine's garden In North Seattle q red
beet weighing Is poandA LPst, bot By
no means least, John Forbes Of ksalii-
che. Mason Oeanty, ssnt b thia ofzee
yesterday q raddish, pulled from she
Faddish bed IN his ear len, which weighs
3 poundh. note accompanied Ne v1g
eiAble stating that % did not have iia
growth. bnt vas large enough % tAks
care Of iessif IN the world. and had been
started cut on its own Rosponsibllity.