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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-17
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.


N1& fbAFtiNA0 HrffSh.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 6--Wheat--Firyae-
feeling. good shipping quotable at 81. so
Barley-DemaDd light; prices easy; Old
No feed, 6sssc.
oats-Easief feeling. owing ~ pressure
on the part Of holders 10 $eaiize, DEMAND
is fair aud good business iu progress;
choice feed, xll7l.. No. /, sIl1isfdi Is;
lower grades, sl1rai-U75s.
Hops-Nothing doing.
Potatees-Essy Early Rose 4Sstl fsls
Peerless. SAa7oc, BurhaukS stlaasi. ~
Bntter-faney, firm tone, 2sa2se; good
to choice, issdS 2i-c.
Eggs-wesk; California ranch, Zsasoc:
store lots. I6sg1sc.
SEg YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET
NEW Y0RK, Aug 6-Coffee-Op,ion
opentd steady, nnchauge1 10 5 foint.
down; closed steady, iafE 70 points down.
sales, S0o0 bags; SEPTEMBER. 3l5.gssal5 a..
October, SO ,0se 10. 10. November. As sfya
ls.so; December, sia.SSG Is 50: Jaausrs
80 sS,Gl5 %. spot Rio. IA shaie caller ana
quiet ialE cargsss, l~S5c.
Sggar-kaw, STEADY: goci demand Saies
u. ou bags: centriugais, yet 4, &c.
Wool-~t{uiet; ABOUT steady. domestic
fleece. S1GSat
Lead-fismer, but qai,t: domestic
s5s2isc-
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, Aag. tg.---W neat-Hisher: cash
80 september, &c; December, Isle
,oFn-stesdy cash aLa september. IS, &c:
MAY. SIC. =
osls- ssdy; eash. .oszc: September,
20 : Ice, May. "a 3 Ice
Pork Steady; September 50 ~. ne.
tooer, s9.t7i ;; ia, uary, 50 o
iard-oeptenllecr, s6-z7iz; October. 81. Is.
BosTos gooi MARKET.
BosTOS. Aag. I6.-Therc was q moderate
trade 10 all kinds Of wool Sai.s OF Tie
week were oniy l.5es 600 pounds. The
market was unsettled ana prices were
easier. Territory Noeis. fair demand with
sales OF choice Montana ~ 9Aa DC. With
| lsh ana Wyoming at isga a8e. CaIifornts
snd oregon and Texas wool Is quirt
fHised ws'ois were ia fair demand AZ , ~
- Tor extra and 2sse2ee FOR saps.repa
Foreign woods were nfm bet quiet.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN. xARkEr
LIVERPOOL. Aug. IL. Wheat $780, nul
holders oter moderately: California NJ
as ~ i,er GENITAL; nd Western
VII r, . ide15s ia per GENITAL
ttsfn--tsaIet siid -, ais
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-17
HER HOLD FULL OF MORTAR.
The Lime Laden rehooper Carrie
Hayden Abandoned

The schooner Carrie Hayden, Captsin
Taylor, left san Juan sunday with cargo
lime. shortly aiierwar9 she exp, rieac,
roush weather aud, shipping va CT, the
lime be- gan to slack.
Gu Monday the crew were forced TO
abandon the vessel which went ashore on
Lopez land, and viii probably be- total
loss. There was no insurance.
The Carrie Hayden was built In SEATTLE
ia lss5, AID hated from Port Townsend
She was a feet long. IA feet beam ana 4
feet depth of hold. aud bad gross tousge
az Ii
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xexraWAY N0r CAU0HT
Hss Martin, tie Diamond Thief Wss
scared

pepzts sheriff Holder. xha "a seat BY
chsef - sseheI - fasf TewEsszsd ssscsrsure
Sowsnzay. the eontfessee efcksr was
beard fsarn Ear fhe Erss tine s&<s nixss.
He wrote fross tic-osia that he hal
fsEissi sss esTssara North Way, although ne
hass setSel BySBu part at Bis ssg
cage. His trip. however. ha1 Esx
s@ses In vsiG. s9T re BAL ezpfa ed
Earuef Martin. IS BIZ Sssie ssxerHs h1fs1red
10 lars In ruozey ana disnstasssss IRON Jlsn
wslsssr- In Asnle " sss<Rzas house OF Els-iafzsf
6kroszs three wee r. aee-
Before starting H0ssker frula PORT Town
sssrad Chief Mitchell gave hsER = warrant
ssr Martins arrest. Thlnkiag that Pc
hsd ysrueAkiy gene IN that direction. Hel
1sa. sfser finding that Sorshwsy had lsss
fns- part of easvy in aaFsGee ct a's
sxrsxxs siesertn insSf 20 fasion him. He took
shs rsrxt sfsa Her AMI had hsrssiy goa
az bexri sben be learned that
Martin al11 bis mistress we're
ca beard He ~ cure pssessf them under
srrs.s. lie SEARCHED Martins war1FDne
atsd loaus. xfass NC Faeney and two OF TIE
aizsaotsf rIn8s sf.sirH fr9n Wilson.
officer Holden SAYS be thinks he VIII BE
abe 60 bring Bis prisoners bark. al
though they ara Egw on British foiL
III they rssfnse - refUru with him
hss wi.l eaasse their arrest bw she Sietoris
snshorifies au charge Of bringisg stolen
gDss1s into the ssrosiees, which will snt9ee'
tHeEi 10 eve years imprisonment
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49, ~ ri \. Moeun. ~ uN<ze e1ane<y. -
s.<~ssts - me de4nn4sD f TIE EAssE<ss 81
- nsSu sfz1 Ia fNfsrt fse aussx sr1ee -
vsr.-.-s wsH Ne sos3oseo ns hsss 1afe
-rfs = 10 txzzss sss~ee tg s<lskrzsss<F ~
tsnrs<.oxs sasi u sar7-eye essss asa<eE 20
ssek sz,snmx tspefxe Nf~rs. oenex 81 Sae
" sz Senrs { eannx r. kss nos Je< ro1k -
se~ s~rrns ef fke a~1erussEs has sns acksxs1
TfA.s ss<sxysaess rho have k<ea gFt1sE f1S<
for the s.ss fsa days ssarfxsf 0sss ~ fssks
I1s< srsnsax ard - .zsr~a are ras1sSfas
4 rfsk taxxsss III uo<s likely rxs Asss sseir
Ia
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KILLED HIS WIFE.
An kx-Cowboy Fatally shoots His
Wife and Then Himself.

JACKSON, Tenn, Aug. ia terrible
tragedy was enacted this morning ten
miles northeast of this place. Henry
Prewit. an ex cowboy from Texas. shot has
young wife through the neck. iDfiictipg
a fatal wound. He also wounded his
mother in-iaw and then shot himself
!, through the head, dying INSTANTLY. war
rant was ont for his arrest for moonshiu-
ing, and he was endeaSoring To induce his
wife 10 accompany him to Weakley county.
which she refused 10 do, owing to III
health. Prewif was a desperate eharae er,
and had boosted 10 his wife that he had
been married four times, and had killed
one wife and three or feut men. The
couple had been married but four months.
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WEST tIgGI>IA's sotrR>os
The tnssstigzsions 20 the irwI.t.
tive casasaltf~~ Ffrs.Ara

NhfsAlNe, " a, Aes Is The sHceis
estsE fs4tteV - tbe Legislature whseA hss
t~ra 10 session ,ssf tcaT sssusashs exausit.sus
shs is1sssi5i,aFs So the egeegqa,ssrtsl tfst.
sisi ssaaesTaA casassitse the gtss5sig ssf as
- Hieaes fEasa AL eesasSe< EXCEPT swm
Meter ans NsiAaRvsL Tie iDxe<fgsass,.s,
- 3sF aas sseYUlalsSf aae s,e
f-effs14i fart sn,i saaf IS ghaf tssa
v'setaa ga i5R. state. a3 sssss-t.
t t&s ee.gzFH us 81 lssan f9aa. uase
p sas&gff ss1F @as Ne geauiau tFse.fs
nAtN fSsas t'sasFrss3. s11 ssl sfs xersf
oGHiFe7t vziss zftRfksst a. fsa.sa.9 = -
- a. fs.'Esssssts ssarcsfy sszsss-ss rssa 80
-Tsa tHfUs4 s-tt, srs these ssEtT gl,,ssg
- ~aieAa xn2a1s s2sse fsesa ar. ti,9
iss~ stse s=szfessaat SD keg 49,. D..
@ia s'' a g eeN'asF ff9@s ~ a. fvstags.se.
ss-t ftt ala .td = rs sHsssFi3r az L. ~
se sFSH A9aaaef ~ sacas-ss1sggy
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PoEr Discovery. Aug l6-Saile,s-B
Harvester. hktn George e Perkins
-, r1kf l9wNSKNo. Aug. is.-ArTive.i-
NaHs "ails, sen Francisco sailed
thii1an "a Marguerite, iumber, yaipar.is,,
TORI ELAkELEX. Aug. l6.-Afsivets--
GCiu&a.
sAs fEANetsco, Aug. i6.-No arrivals ~.
paf'ei sailed Wilmington. Nauafrao
Ss4Iei tor Hong Kong. August Il. Port
: !, 49,, ' anss'utef. Arrived al Yokohama
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Issusd Yesterday for Ten Wooden
Structures.

Bui,.IEng Inspector Abbott yesterday
issued the following building permits;
Phanix Nil. Company. swo-story frame,
northeast corner block ?, ID. I. Dcnng :
sseorsf asiiifioo, $50
klstie r soodw ard. one and ore half
story frame. iot 4, b ok 5. Prospect Terrace
addition. $50.
I.leweliyn Porter. one and one hslf-story
frame, lei Il, block ?, Sew wslsord add
ton. 81 $50
d. 6. Hasisrbrough. 81. story frame.
near Grant street bridge SIS
S,suSeFSou & Qgiun. GQe-s;0gy frame, No.
ZeSf Second stree T. s1.
San.iers0a q Quinn, wosioFy frame, No
81 jse ksoa street. 500.
>audsrson Il Q1inn. two story frame. No.
81 Jackson street, $50.
Henry T. Schmidr, three story frame.
corner Commercial and Weller streets,
800
sandeTson & Quinn. two story frame, lot
II. block i6, sarah A. Bells addition,
81 SO
Prizes. & Turner, one-story frame. lots 5
ard s, block g., d. T. Denny's addition.
&r.sJ
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Following Is list of the sueeeSsfl
eaadiastes. together with their percea,tag,
in the several Branches
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Coed Prescription for ro.x. ,,.

Aen@phon pat The matter in the
fis'ss iorm ~hen faliy.ng the spirits OF
us SisnaorAistesl soldier, after the dis
asier al saaass. 'For my part. he
DECLARED, iaga observed that the
nAeh who are asssys desiring 60 PRO.
s'ssss 54ie die badly, FOR tue fssost part
siit tisssss = ssa strase 10 learn hos to
sisv asisoszissF. knoging tts4g death j
s't'.la siist' and frefsT 80 al. | zee them
sssaassise~ coiasa1e - osd axe. and a.
- a. shvx i've passing Ehs1g yesrs
happily
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THE RAIN HARP.



@hea Uui-of-t36 j. fan ~ rain,
look unt through tne window pAae,
Aud sse he branches ~ the tfsssS.
lake ps-opie dancing 80 the tseeze
FAey tsos politely ers,ss slsi meet.
- tfe their FsaFyaeTs and retzesf
ssa never stop - Fast tgnal
fhey rcAcs Iae end o; The 9uSifliie
] ilsfea. 49, heaf she so3nd
o. taaste rGaEaE al srusi -.
aud fancy tts the bseeze Eno IlRvs
Up0u sae hare of stormy dsys-
The strings are made 90 rAiu. anas nhssf
TIE branches wish 30 dance again.
They shisasTF "a fhe Breeze, aad lie
Begins als0tbeF asele~sf.
se heart hsea pssy the pretty fAinEs
{ F<ls tisose slender. sh4asag Stgiaxs.
Aud when he's EoHt-he's very Ensyp-
Ae always hsslts aeay fhe harp
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GOOD OLD CoSFucICs.
nj. Philosophical works Mistaken
for Lottery Tickets.

gag Aa1 l4se. the ChInaIaea arrsstef fos
running Chinese lottery On fhsrsfaT,
~ere Aes4ailtesf ia Justice Milies's eoirt yss-
tersssy namfxFof hlo.nssn were Sosn
for the ssfenss .assd tes l0ea that me alleged
issttsry t5es.t. - re. f. fact. books cen
,alnsHg the philosophy ri tontaeis.s-
Policemen Phillips eszd SAsahsD, who
made the ayTsst. eoaisi sct sWesf t%ssti4yeiy
ttsat the tiekefs sess used In gambling. -
fhss rasss u A. sft@fssi sSsst
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THE HARBOK BAR Is MOANING.
Foolish Talk from the City Of Des-
ftna.fon.
Taeona New,

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, referring to
an accident to the steamer Cmatiila, says
II stuck at the entrance 10 Tacoma har-
bar. he vessel was seven miles from the
entrance 70 Tacoma hsEbor, and il is pre-
suned that had she been properly handled
she would have had plenty of room in the
middle OF the soHnd at point where Ii l.
i've miles wide aud sixty fathoms deep.
The pig under the fence Continues to
sqGeaL"
Browns Point, on which the Umatilla
went aground, is By actual measurement
two and one eighth miles from the North
eru Pacific railroad wharses. This state
meni Is mol IN disperazemeist of Tacoma's
harbor, which Is deep and safe, though IT.
mote from the ocean.
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Port Augusta Arrive. In Victoria.

vASCouysE, II. {. Asg. lathe steamer
Port Augusta arrived this evening from
Yokohama with eighteen cabin. thre,
sSecrege passengers. seventy enc Chimes
and go ions ff tea sua silk
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The Cruis~r Boston's Injuries.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The special board
TO inquire into the cause OF the accident to
the cruiser Boston, has concluded its work.
There are three large holes IN the heavy
outer p a,es of the hull, and long In
deatation under the boiler. The ribs OF
the vessel are bent inward where she
struck. and these will have TO be repaired.
Ii viii require six weeks 10 repair the dam
a.
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CoNDENsED DISPATCHES.

President Harrison has returned to Wash.
ington
Is l. reported that sn English syn1ics;s
eas secured couiFei ot all the large brew
eriss ia fittsbarg. IA
Ia Ndftga SAYS that France never I'm
tended making demand for the exfraflt-
ton of trensrai Bu0lsn1sr
The }egelry store OF William 2. Morse
vas febted ol sSoaa worth Of yaluahi. :
thursday night, Diamonds worth Sf.ossi
were taken
TIE lite snit 81 Colonel SCHUYLER Crosby
against Russell Harfisou, has been trans.
erred from the New York supreme. CONT
10 The nited stat circuit canTt
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NEW YORK. Aug. Is -Ehen :. Allen. the
dessuiiing ex- president of The Forty -secoud
& Graad Street Ferry Railroad Company,
who plead. a guilty. to over issue of mere
than sloo, ooo worth of the stock Of the COM
pany, was sentenced ioaay to fourteen
Years imprisonment al hard labor.
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Nsw YORK. Aug. ie.--The stallion Mel
bourne, by Belmont. out OF The dam OF
VI nd :, sad fuli brother o. Sutwood
died at bouneF's farm IN taryiowu Tues
day. He was valued ~ So 0aa
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Union Pacific Finances.

BosToS, Aug. i6.-The net earnings OF
the Union Pacific for June were $I.4ss,ooo,
an increase of $iq-i 900 for the six months
10 June 20. The lines in which the Union
Pacific has an interest show net defici.
for SIX months Of AZ .n0
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Comm ut.,ion 81 sente.c &c.

LONDON, Aug. 16.-The Press Association
states that Home Secretary Matthews win
recommend 10 the queen a communication
vi the death sentence of Mrs Msyhrick 20
penal seryiiude for life. and that coamu-
ta'ioD of the sentence will he announced
sfter the queen has given formal assent.
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THE BLESSED RAIN,

hsssos tsl los. condemned into dsegs-
Aear fAlssss ssssgses good esssp al hogs
a. atmosphere clear. a. heAlfsy 30 saas
beg
nas ss&s the pssas b45otb ssk j. g-saBsi Tor
~ s3fssE. ~~ssssras u GszTse~
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.
sgArrLg. Aug, Is

In the local coal market trade continues
to improve with the return OF cooler
weather. During the warm spell of last
month the demand was very light indeed.
An improvement in business from now on
is looked Tor. shipping is still very active.
as IL has been ever since the rebuilding Of
the coal bunkers. Prices are unchanged.
During the past seven days the output OF
the ccal mines was a, follows:
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HsHEE, Mo, Aug. leo. 5. Allen. a
negro, criminally assaulted 6ussie Nieho
las. years old. yesterday and escaped A
posse af men Is searching the neightsor~
hood Tor hiu,- The men threaten 10 burn
him alive If fhey catch him
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New YORK. Aug l6-The original "old
Black Joe" died at Mount Holly, y. j.,
yesterday. He was undoubtedly the oldest
man ia the state. being H. years old. he
was runaway slave aud came 20 New
Jersey in isy7. His proper name was
Joxeph Queen
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MoG0 - ~eXmC4As &&E9 80 IL
- - x-~s,. - - ~r,Ikf<<n~ -
T{n erszrersrs was ewnss%e4 70 G. 81. EfftJ.
urtxss ssryr-fs - n s3a.
. 1900
kTAAs
yhe E1fsuwsax anBenzsrrp xers as.xzSs<d
rRx FssfsxAfAH o3sx<f On neEx CT Tr4<~
- - u. -. - - -. -. R,sssfs
sssf 49, - -
~ ~ .se1 49, ..--~.~~
yfcEesfT eSa3<zaD<sis A D EAr.
The sefspSsux seSrs1ses 80 49, -
Tor Pfo<r<ss assEszez % osea3s g ~
ceusae ssissas =. y 80 - - -
1872 1,tsy 4! - - 8 o 49,.
..a
sSs ssass sssss ST -.e<r..r
stss sSs
s&<sk
Prsahttnr ~ she rrssftnx 81 sss sS1s@$,
fsgn Er5xs 20 R&gvssssa. -.
Aashxr5ssnr fsss msyeF - fassF - -
tract wsfs tA~ AhseDsls 9sSssas@a s-a'sss
90 "a CfaeinrsEa for f~@ ass s14a1
pvryr~~ssx. vxsr axD xEFYESxS-
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The New Tisa~s EilI.

ioSDoS. Aug. i5.--After a serious aud
proiEacted opposition Smith. the govern.
ment leader, 4 ted In the house Of com
mons today that the government would
Got introduce the new tithes bill.
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YESTERDAY Ia continue the oil % of perma-
nent seeretars as life oiiice. This marn-
ing q motion vas made To reconsider this
action aud establish supreme secretary,
whose term of once should extend from
one convention 10 the next, bat was de
f..ata,i
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BRENITIEs.

Rev. y. +. Dewitt Tslmage's lecture, sub
ject: big Rlunders,' in Armory hail 10
night Doors open at
steamship Wilmington will leave Hat
fields wharf for san Francisco on Tues
day, August 10. Cabin fare, yl4 second
class, s., Apply to J. A. Hatfield. agent.
The snoauslmie Fails sunday excursion
trsin VIII be the feature of the day ,eraor-
row. The rousd trip fare has reached the
minimum, $3.50. Five hours time At the
Falls
Harry Robinson. the one legged negro
who assaulted Mr.. \. Gss on second street.
Thursday afternoon. heesnse he would not
give him quarter. WAS flted tI0o by jus.
tice Rivers yesterday afternoon lie was
committed 10 the county Jail for iiity days
in defiant
Nsughn Edwin Houghsan. infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T., ". Houghson, ditd quite
suddenly Thursday from an stack 81 ppeu-
monta The little fellow. only seven
mouths old. wss an uapsnaliy bsigt { child
the remains viii ne taken 10 yietoris TO-
DAY eud inferred ia the Gem, terry there
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bonghion have the syfn.
patty al host of friends in their sad be-
~ aVsufsnf
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i.sSn Co~FSsg pEcvEn --Tst LAND esars
test estaesu : ~Alice sus , II wilssa.
peRsssa< IA the seattle lsna ssgHes she
pn5t%Tsy inv0ivc.i being situated rasr
lsake v sshs9xSoE. &ec5gfgs3 Ia fsvssg az
Ne "a So
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SULLIVAN GUILTY.
A Motion Made to Arrest Judgment
Of the Court.

PuRyIs, Miss. Aug. l6.-The jury at 5 p.
N. returned q verdict fiodius Sullivan
guilty OF prize-fshting. A motion TO ar
rest Judgment vas made and will be heard
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TEST Of c8unII IElcHERS .
LESS Than Half the Applicants
Passed Examination.
Ths ss~rsssfal casss5dasea SD Their
Ss.sssisg The Arithmetic
Qassttsn.-

Th~ caznty sxansnssiss of fesrhss =
rsssrh has b en- ia progress ~ Fae issiser-
ssfy hass1sEx. eEa-ed ysser.sss Afternoon
There were sky sppliesass fer esEtsfar<is's
OF d IA osly fx1nsy-six ssfse<s tie ssss %
the questions prepsres By ste eouafs
h<sarSs OF examiners superintendent ' A.
Psesy. Professor u : 5euss aass Professor
J. u Taylor.
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s{>er1AR i'HssosRNoS After tlie rain
last pigaf Fasay cltiss as wefe sssn aat %
their ii ews2ks with snvashovsls. serat.
tnE - he ssaake, whirh hsd been sos,.
deased std p4etiplts ~ several inches
.hlaA
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Total

At the Gilman mines but little coal is
being taken out The Estelia IS III TO load
coal for San Francisco. she takes 600
tons. The Willamette is taking 2,2o0 tons
of coal ut the buukers for Portland and the
Idaho 6u1 tons fer the same part. The bark
Templar, which viii take l,5e3 tons, he Ger
mania /, 40e tons aud the Ivanhoe , 20 tons.
are on the Way 10 this port from San Fran
cisco. They will all Dad Oregon Improve
ment Company cosl for San Francisco.
The Arcturus is on the way here from san
Francisco Ia load Gilman coal. slsn for San
Francisco. The ship Henry Willard, which
is now discharging cargo of iron, will
most likely load coal for san Francisco.
The Umatilla, which sails for SAN fran
cisco Sunday night, win coal at Nanaimo
instead of here.
Among the shipments tomorrow VIII be
one car shingles To Chicago.
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Among the shipments tomorrow viii be
one car shingles To Chicago.

MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEIPTs - During the last "A hours
the merchandise and produce receipts at
this port were as follows: Puget Sound shore
road, AZ tons; Columbia & Puget sound
railroad, 40 tons; SEATTLE, Lake Shore d
Eastern railway. 2e2 tons. By water
Fairhaven. tons; Premier 5 tons; r liza
Anderson, TONS W. X. Merwin, z tons:
four scows brick. $50 tons Angeles. 90
tons; Mary T. Parker. 20 tons, Cascade, 5
tons focal receipts. l.2i3 tons
SHIPMENTS - curing the last u
hours goods aud merchandise were shipped
from Sea tie to the surrounding country ~
follows: Puget sound shore road. ~ tons.
Columbia & Purge, Sound railroad, 10 toDs;
seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern rail-
way, 81 tons By water-Cascaie, tons.
Editn, tons: Cisra Brown, Is tons: Au-
gussa, tons; Mauntaiueer. ton: Grace,
isus: Washington, II tons. Michigan.
tons; Ma lie, toss, Henry Bailey, Il tons.
lola. TONS: laaho, 600 los. ToiaI ship
III nts. ST tons.
NATURE OF RECEfPTs-i9 bxs fruit.
so cs tobacco IS cs rabbers. l car OIL, -
pkGs coroaee. ! car canned meat, l ear
eggs aud butter. ear meat, 50 tabs butter.
car emi grant lnpya0ieS, car melons,
new Hat ears $50 bd hides. 8 ears stone
100 bales excelsior, car Ilonr. car glass.
400 tons brick, cars of shingles. ears
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a.el0rk. sight Rey~ Es5ssfus 1agr.r
bishop of Nss3BaliF. vii offieiAse The
bishop arrived lat night sssFa Feneoavsr
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