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Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

SwEErwArEH. Wyoming Territory, il
without a postmaster. Tie was lynched
last Monday, together with a woman
known 40 the cattle Kate" OF that Sec
ton, by lot Of cattlemen on whose cattle
they had placed their branding iron, a
diyression not allowed in Wyoming.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

According TO the Yuma sentinel the
merchants holding contracts with the
Territorial prison, have notified the board
Of commissioners that ne supplies will be
furnished after July 3lst, unless the &C
counts for the past quarter are paid.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

When jacob Foss, Green Bay man,
died few weeks ago eight different men
presented bills to his widow, but she had
receipt for each ono in full. Her hus-
band had fled away matter Of 1900 Of
them, saying they might come handy
ANNA day
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

lsoyERNoR LOWRY, OF Mississippi, is
making some frantic endeavofs 70 cap
turs Sullivan and Kiisain, after having
bet them slip out oi his state after the
recent prize fight. lie has ordered the
attorney general oi that state to com
msence proceedings to annui ths chastsr
ID the railroad that carried the fighters
so the acene Of the fight
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

An opinion ON the constitutionality Of
the Territorial Auditorship, has been
given by Attorney-G General Clark Church
i'll. 1t Is lengthy but the subject is dealt
with in an exhaustive manner, citing
many authorities in regard to ths legality
Of tbs session of the Fifteenth Legislature.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

MK. GEORGE w. CHILDs presents the
third instalment OF his very interesting
"Recollections." Charles Dickens, Will
kie Collins, the Duke Of Buckingham,
Dom Pedro, and many other world-famous
people figure in this instainent.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27
Bmcklea's Arniea Nalve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblsins,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
il guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

Az eyonaut named Hogan made an
ascension from New York city last week
in a nevians sled balloon With self-steer-
ing sttaehment and warranted to 90 up
os down st the sill Of the eronsut
Whether the siS ship Eas . SUCCESS or
faiiurs will perhaps always RENAL" .
my stery as no far all efforts to find the
qeronaut or his ship have been without
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

THs Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has agreed TO build 81 500 cottage
for the widow OF lineman drowned st
Johnsto~n and pay her his former salary
Of $G0 month.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

The Pennsylvania grand lodge Of Odd
Fellows has raised $4,000 for the orde,
in Johnstown. This is about 81 800 fol
each one Of the 280 members k the
Johnstown lodge.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

The decision OF the land office ousting
''sooners," as those who entered Okla
homa before noon, April 22d, are called,
is causing great excitement throughout
Oklahoma.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

TaE Star says that all Of the aspirants
for the governorship OF Arizona will get
some kind OF an office. Those whose as
piratioBs were not 80 high will be left to
nusfle
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27
TIE property loss at Johnstown is now
fairly estimated at -, $50, ia.

TaE constitutional conventions Of Mon
tana, Washington and north and south
Dakota are hard at work forming their
state constitutions.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27


remarked An old gentienas, q - 0asol
fondly upon the coInsly Httis vonaa 81 u
side; but frankly" ho Continued, "e6 ~
timo / Wa afrnid cosmetics vSalA. n only
little woman, In order 70 aDpsas youthful
plsstersd her face with djHeFSHt vertslisc q
siEsssI1s yssfs! n ksse9ss;; !eAesS
and % pimE!y and cosrse. "Ws1 ~ q
listener, What do You use sswf" "Use,'
and Dr. Pi PiSrcc's % d GoId"S S.diseI "a. Ss DiSeovT
Common sense told me that II my blood VI
pure, Liver active. appetite sad digestion geaA
that the outward woman would take q -
hue Of bsslth. The Discovery did an The
you'd p1ssS Y cfsas; bestilllui 'sS ~ piSxicS
free from blotobss. pimples. eruptionS, yelioV
epots and rouahne6s, use the "GoldGs HSI.
icel piscovery." Il u guaranteed 70 q
gu that p claimed TO. Or money Rall
ter is Will - promptly REFUNDED,
csIyriss. ~, ey wosLps pIs, hsh AsSr.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

GIVE me call and you will come
again. None but the best work
men employed.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

AGENT for the following Wind
Mills which will be put up to or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

The following are ths prices paid By deal
sss for round iosS delivered a. rhs wharf.
~ the sehhing rates quoted by wholesale
dealers
RopS-Psr ID. Halle
HtTfEk--kss tern. fasr Is, sold. szss9Se.
pickle roll pes ID. = tssc, ca0ies dSsrx IN
resis. ISsssec peE ID. California. choice
dairy per =, @Os-sS. pickle reli per 70. u
Esilss-orcron, PER COS, - ssssssS. choice :
choice yanea, net dax, 1s1sa.s-sc; EasgeFa.
pep sox, - ss9sse
CHEESE = Eastern, per Ia issl-e. Ina
burger. per 10. &c. Holland, Tcf doz.
sll 80. SWISS, PEE la Gx<,
OATS Jasssdags Ne feed. per t.ez- sA9S
q; Nog per son, SIS s<asze So seed pea ton.
wREAT--sJcsslpx.l chicken seed, per
ton. ssQszS-a
Flour Territory. per 10,
81 =. California. per hal. s. ees ORE
gos. per coI. s.
HsI-(gohhlagl Pnset seand timothy.
per tsn- SS4ls3 Y2kiras tirosay. carload
Aes. 81 yser tsas.
F1TAgoES-whise river. pc- saa. SO
ali. Island, per ian. xll.
oNfNNS-SsfVerskSaS per cat 81 50.
yellow beavers, ssassng. 81 - per cwt
VEGETABLE TarnspS and Carrots. E-er
sSek, lecs@sl, esets ass parSaips. per sack.
- - - -N@t4tR Nss<eNx~ ~ 49, ca
eseeaSe. Per ia, = &c, rNR34a0wer. sls8i -
ger sassx. . tssiEstssos- sssassAo y-er n.
GREEN FRUITS ArgssssS- ls<sal. x~sr bsix
Sis@4 80 Uvwgca eating. PER bSTx. kI.sss "a:
oTAases. fsF es1. klvxrssdrs. s. =: 9AzS-
sertla- Per tssx, g. - Czl aaxsss. PEP boz,
= a<s&Si fs1zssssss. >scssy. PEE box, sSs1S ~.
bananas. rs.r hzueh. s. sss4 .
pa&hIf kIff>--ApTscosS. A2eacAesf. y.xr
=. lsssASi as, CaiifevuiS. per y, la ssc:
SaaEFaa, pxr -. @&1~c. r,eafsAesN
eis$csse>i. per n. lssszi>e ylaas. tStsesa, ~
n l~s&stes app2cs, AaS&csassa per =. s4k f3e.
FFsnxs7 sssyssssa. tssr y. stse
TANNED NESskT ABB. kss-T asas.se<. ".
e esas, per 11z- s. -, nezaasS~AS. pa s{aS
PEI Gos.s s. 10. n sussea cora NJ zlar
- ~ atsssssa- Ies sea. 81 -, fASsssrm. T.4s
Coz. u ~ saEsr ress. Cal. g--y aos. II Il.
ssaksss. Eastern, per t0z>. g.. string keMns
krs eaE. y - Tina he&as. PER Goa, s. II.
sssste1 baked escassS. per 6eg, s. ., rnsh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20
SHIPPING NOTES.

The fysnhee stsil lies out IN stream.
The Premier leaves for Vancouver this
n orui1g 81 s o. clock.
The schooner J. 6. North has Left S2E
Francisco and viii be here shortly. :
The sEg Tacoma Is having her boilers re-
paired 81 Harrington 4 Smiths dock
TIE W. =. Manson and the Blue Jacket
VIII be here shortly 80 lead with coal
The steam collier Willamette vii shortly
Be ready 20 leaye for Po-fia1d with load
of coal.
No claimant has, as yet. appeared 20 the
50as which the J. z. Boyden picked up
last week
The Premier had only = few tons OF
frei ght and 40 passengers for seattle when
she came IL yesterday
Cedar Mountain coal Is eorzitIg down so
slowly that II Ii not known when the
Rufus T. Wood VIII BE- ready for sea-
Ifse-IAkme came down FROM Tacoma
yesterday. ard docked AZ the coal bunk
ers. she VIII take sse tons Of Black Isza-
noz1 ccal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

SEATTLE, Jan II, ISIS.
] had trouble with ruy throat more
tnan q year. Il woasd keep me coughing
EEui IVES nearly wcrD out. There was
spssnodie contraction OF my threat,
which a. timex would almost choke me 10
death tried ths best physicians IN Van
ccuger. B. c.. where lived for eight years,
bat % no purpose, - the medicines sp-
pied would only make ray throat worse
was becoming very much alarmed, AMI as
q last resort went 10 Or. Jordan and took
MS Hsstogcuet1e prescription for
less than week. aud have en-
fsreiy recovered. This was six months
ago. and hare not had sign Of us re-
turn. While IN his efziee during my first
cal got seeH2lntexi with Mrs Mcnamara
Of Mt Vernon. W. T., who brought q
little seven rear old daughter 10
DR.. Jordan. Thsf child was the
most frightful looking object imaginable.
From the time she was two years cid her
spinal bones and thigh bones and ribs BE-
came diseased and discharged matter She
Was al CURED up in 9 bunch, coald only
lie On her stomach, her legs were like pipe
stems. aud she w9s . picture Of distress.
That child had been Goctorcd everywhere
the mother told me, and Was given Up 20
die by all. and she took her 20 Dr. Jordan
as last resort. without the slightest faith
A few months afterwards ! saw the child
and IL had recovered by the use OF Dr. Jor-
dams medicines. ms. d. W. CARD.
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hAnk<. sss&-x Gz-nes chlA. <ss1gss. Fx5fy
HxNes sN49se
But1er--xo ehzzxe
Exx s0nsHkxf krsyruEe6 seezlnE. ms--
81. - sas.r1aE -: caafsrzsa szaeke. Sc
chs-sered Nara Teresa 1nmber. Pnxrz
sozEL - Fs<t Fire Fresno. ecxl SemEsle
70 san F-x1<sscn
xKx Toxx Mxzexxxn4zK xAxKx-.
NEE TagK- Fsh Es-Eaqs -F-z xn1
cosee ov<so.s gyenssa szess.y szsS esasesz
Ass p FssEnsz z1ps sales s2.ao6 hsxx FesrZx-T.
e 8. Marrs ~ e spcs Rio ssesdy:
szEz--ga1. dan. resnes. 4ases aas
sseAE4r.
weol-E.ss saa auses: domestic aesrs.
ca2per-Daa and essssrs lake. Essrssry.
Iss1-Ff-ner and qEses. au-aessse. s. s.
Tan--stezty 81 decline: saies: stzxifs.
Bar Silver. 15zc
Pesroas1n-oreaed E-m At sisse and
closed dzu ~ 10 e.
cEacAss PRo1Cex NARxEr
czsc&Ec. Feb L. = wheas Closed
.srsngsrs cash. 81 50: Ms-cA. as<; MAY,
corn-ysrms cash, xssez xa-ci,. sssse.
Nay. %s<e.
oass-sseady. czxh. 2ss@es March. 2sssses
Nsy, z7szc
Exr3<y--A0fhi1x G1inx
Pork-ssezdy; cssE zz6 Ms-ssl, 81 =.
AEy. 81 y
L1rd-sssasys cash ss So Msrssl. 3 s-sS:
MAJ. p g.
CHICAGO LAVE Stock MARKET
CEIcAgo, Feb r. Cattle Receipts sez9s
slnw but STEADY. choice 20 extra eeeves.
- 5o94 80. steers xSxes 10. ste<Eers ard
feeders, q ZsM5 "a
Hogs-Rerefpss 1900 opened stronger
and closed weak mixed. 81 s0x4 10. heavy.
~ s<s1s &c; light - SC - 90 pigs, - 70es 81
sAerp-aec1lpss S.fsG- steady. uxrIvex,
sSg5s W Western rorn-fed- s. Do lAEzks. x<gS.
LEyEzrooE GRAIN MARKET.
I.ksxEpcoI.. Feb. L wheat dull: holders
offer freely. California. e es1d per ceussl.
t'o-n sse11y; demand fair
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Ny baby was born with terrible sercfuls
He kept getting worse. his head being
swollen and fearful running sores all over
him. We employed the best medical kkiil
N seattle without atty benefit. rs he kept
getting verse There were terrible hard
Jumps around his throat so he could
hardly breathe or swallow. The doctor
said he would not live We heard of Dr.
Jordan and hsd aim see the baby;
he tod Us be would get per
fSctiy wei, and prescribed his
Hi<fogenetie medicines The baby gof
better Immediately and wss all right. A
week ago he was taken with bad case Of
pneumonia We sent for DR.. Jordan, and
his medicines IS usual worked Ike mario.
and the baby is wei once mere. We would
nos be without the Hissogeoesic mes1s.
cines, and arm sure my baby would hare
been dead had II not been for nr. Jordan.
! write this that Others having incurahle
diseases may know where 20 go 10 get
weil CHxRIEs on ox.
aOz7 Ienc-a street. Seattle, ". 4.
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lIltr Caia'is 4 Ey'ta Rart-
nsz Light

have sEr szvsrzl yezzx he@n srumhses
vita ecxz pzsrxszou 81 S1<exszx zFs5e9s 80
slafaed the ski 81 uazy phyrrssns e
1cEa hare applied
Asozt ssskfssn raonEhs szu he&-s Of
lie Hzs<nzeze<sc SExzexa % Medicine Ant
Ess led - ingesrsxaEe fn- rnsx2sr ard hare
hesE surprised xesye AZ mr. noss szExnsue
eLpEESaSz1EF nc ne yscwer ard Kw2sses.y
% t1ese medicines On the knuas sister,
Tie Cd seAoaa Eyxseras have been ssrrr,ly \
rsE.st1szaa OF experiments for tie pest eea-
turtles wiEh0aT any basis on whsrh Il
bald consequently fhoasxrss axss raS5L
ioEx q human be5rgz hare been literally
cret5re6 20 tsseEA- Gegrxe Nasa<s,rzs-.
t1F EArAGr ot ozr country wxx xrn<yur
thzse victims and after being hlssreree
ana1 bed Tor sszapie cold uns1 the vital
spark Was nearly exE1uxusxhel Ne r7srr,e~5
and requested lis sugxnenfcrx 10 leaxe hIrn
alone. aad soaa expired hare had aple
opportunity 90 test the power Of TIE HI<sD-
GzDes1c sFsseu OF Medicine In re-s0y<
parts OF the serrtsoEy and in usgry aifsrr1ug
FERNS Of disease and am &ssanikhe<. a. the
w0n1erfHl success Of these medicines.
aa1 through the knowsexsxe srsa yzse OF
thena VIE can see the dawn Of . glorious
Gay II the medical word Ana sf-hunrh
n present the light shfnefh ia dxxknesS.
and TIE darkness con prehendefh il r.as- ts,s.
time = Eos tar Distant vssn the Clouds Of
bl1ce1 presz1iee viii clear AWAY before
the bright shining ss this sirapss. hssf re-
Gently discovered frgssh, and the Old schaols
Ard their ycsaries viii be things oE the
past
DR. j. Eagene Jordan the fxrker 81 this
Kew system of medicine. Is . highly cul-
tg1red gentleman. and his medicines sre
meeting with unparalleled success In fhfs
territory. As . benefke-or "a humanity l
bid him Got-speed, and hope he may 1--we
70 see the day when the knowledge and
blessings % ibis Rev practice NAY III the
earth Is the waters cover the aeer.
REY. Jas c. SCurT
siz Pine street. Seattle. W +.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

sEArILx, Jan II, ISIS
| recommended Dr. j. Eugene Jordan 20
Mr.. Fred Krauxe of lsia Seventh street.
who was in the most horrsd. distressing
condition imaginable That man. Mr..
Krause, had been ailing with neuralgia OF
the stomach for over Eve years: bat il was
uncomfortable the last four weeks, be being
confined 10 his bed said conaned. bu.
he was hardly con6nsd. as he would jump
in snd cut Of bed every minute, like .
maniac, grinding his teeth anc groaning
In despair. He was kept under the infn-
ence of morphine by hia doctors
al that time. until IL ceased 70
have any effect, and anti they were afraid
20 give him more, as he WIS Just about
dead In fact the whole household. my
self included, did not think he woRld live
til morning Ii was the most wretfhed.
horrid case of helpless agony that human
eye ever witnessed The paroxyssns would
make him wriihe Ike serpent Well,
brought Dr.. Jordan. and he said
morphine must not be given, and he pre-
scribed the Histogenefic medicines. aaa in
half an hour the pain stepped. and IN
few days he got well GE0RG HILTON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

"AAIAAMs " AA1AN& Sslss. ~ +. Il
DR. Eugene Jordan Dear Sir. I. has
been some tine Since ! have heard from
you wrOts you tAro7gh Or. Morse ia
>ehorae a. much as fos- months aga IN
y Eieh stated Fzy case - plain as co1l6
shat ycEE wonderful medicines had eane
fo- me
Is has aaze whss no ether medicine could
have done. ls has enre3 rae al f-uuhieS
which have bad for twensy years. aa1
arr sss much better CT ot3se-x that ! feel
an careSf eatireiy. Some OF the people
herr who knew rae and knew hes ) have
sEszsrss5 ara dumb. and kaow 10; what 90
sag Ihxy know thai / have sufFere7 sae
rsoxs exsrues AtlEE sgopy fer over twszfy
yesFs On, how do wish q 81 THE apae
were al able 20 ses roar zes3.ei1ss TIE
troHble Is shsy DO n0s take Il long enough
20 give IL q al Oh. how thankful am
thai ; ave EfTs = year medicines q trial
TA<y dare not tel rae there Il No power in
yuRr medicines. After those twWnsy yea .
% unsasd xxnny mean 10 Do al ] can for
yoz in sprsaaing tie fame Of TIE Htsfogpn-
"a c Medic nss sAso&d sn6 wken I am
Ahas, Il ever ana. mean 10 reward yoa
fer yozz ktn1aess 10 ne Yoars fru9y.
Miss MARY HExExAS
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Or. J. Eugene Jordan. NJ D.. Seattle. vs..
my daughter was troubled with q cora
pllestion of trorblcs--very bad kidney
troubles and suppressed rerses-and was
II a very critical condition. coughing
and raising puss: in facs. was fast
going into rapid decline with quick Goa
sumption We became very much alarmed
Hearing OF the wonderful cures made
By DR.. J. Eugene Jordan with
his Histogxnefie system OF Nesil-
eines. went down and received
prescription. and the doctor
told "a she would get well After taking
tie medicine one week her cough was
better, &nd after taking the medicine
some weeks the raenses reappesre<i. aud
Eog she IS perfectly well ! give this
testimony that Others may see IL and know
Of he magical effects 81 Dr. Jordan s
medicines
MRS. AMELIA HADwEN,
Malforss street. hefwesu Depot and
Madison
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

SAY FRASE1Sasa gEyTEw.
san FnAxCEsso Feb E2.--Hhess market
somewhat unsettled. Sna shade sssseg:
gRSsaAle. 81 3stzsl. 49,
Rsrlex-.1 rzaaE lshf. demand S-ao-. REsot-
zHss. $50
C&sx-srgS.ks xre large. sEt faS market Is
aetzE we'll aaaeaest. and sae 1owxrfEg al
PRESENT {; quotations - assa probable, xosGsae
q trs<se seEEls a. hs Improving, choice
ieea, sl-ieg No. J. sI.GS, bower grades. sis
aelG
Hoas-Nc choice stock IN market.
k<statcses-Ssfaarso1 agxsnsz sellers, oz
LAD 20 hs<ras domestic sz4 O-cS0G sup
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TELEGRArHIc MARKETS.



MEX YaEK. Feb. l9-The stock market
wass waiting cue, al eyes being turned "a
sne chicago e0nfHrencss. and fA4s gave the
bears fer the time Being sn opportunity 20
make prices. although while the l.st was
Cali ansi declining sinost throughout the
Gay. movements. except IN few stocks.
were eaE3rely insignificant First prices
were gssnerAlly lower than last evening $
figures strong tore sas Developed IN
iAe firSt fcw minutes. wAzch. however. dts
apaSxrc1 "a sympathy With weakness In
AtcaiSaa aud Oregon shares especially.
Tie movement was extremely weak and
deeiiosst Oh small safes. and before noon
bad dragged The general lisa down Ia k-eiew
first prices. Unton FaGsae and Richmond
4 West Paint lo.ned tAe weak stoseks ID the
afternoon. SUD 90 increased oSsiness
priees waeee carried tiown SILL further The
tGarses ssltssesi dali and heavy =; aa~su. the
lowest prizes
Government bonds hare been dali bat
quiet
ExCaASSE And SsET EgEEEs
SgW Yoxx. Evhs is--Noaey OF call. easy
~ i'st3@. Prime mercantile paper, $50
sterling exchange stFoag and active; 80
CAV bills. 81 49,. demand. s. -.
s3Sns-
IS Registered -l2sTs ssss scoapans Fca
a seoursasf lis Pscisc Is lie
Al. -
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Rooms =. sk. G and q, SEES Tesser
block Prescriptions xad consultations
fre<. Al lrssers answered >S3d Ter f-re
e@eox explanatory Of the Esstogece<se
sysse3
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sssT q sse srzk. tsss "a 80 31z1EE IssAs
cas- sx4s q sAe sAs1aSa sssssgss sSA-2 = -
sAa aans4 sAsszzz - fsSs&
TNn r2szxxs $50 szs5e TIE snsa8saSE
ssssszS 2ssssass xsxA s.zzla y ssssasssrs -
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sesa s<zss e-s~ra @nsks4as skze ss=szzky
81 fEe tsksas sEs3S - rzzf sssA Esss-
aa1 hEw IS CAB &c ~ a4ass<A IS ~ ass7
vase sss sstsssssz 2. g ss.1Nssz
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rnuzpzsar s.y relatives. wAe &ze neaaez Z,
asexs4. grzzsz resshzxrS. gTzzass sssses, 81
sessn II zsxszn az4s. geesEsisA@ lis fEezt@ss
fss9Ts,.-~, - 1858 ~ Enrss M&rxznsse~
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SEATTLE NEAT MARKET.

sisuEhfereFS prices for whole earcSses
are here quoted. together with prices after
being dressed.
BEEF-oa foet. per II, .t54l &c; dressed.
MGTToN--on foot. per u. ss.tGsc
dresSeG. Sc
SPRING LAME-~Per bead. s! -ssa 50
fEAL--smali. on foot. per ID ssssdsse
dressed. @talecs large, on icos, per 70. s1Ssc,
dressed, lee
STOCK HOssS-en foot, per u, s<7Se; Is;
hogs or foot. per ID. ssa7e: dressed lie
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eeive. wis ana raggsSi ia thei,
glorious slnss.
seassrvn 4 T.. whsch wllI a.
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legs continue togcew weaker grad.
@AAy and ut What notch prices will
.As permanently is yet an enigma.
= number Of logging cansps are to
sAasi up en- the first. This viii further
increase competition. \ number Il
1A0osils we're iloated in during The week
As'd receipts appear IL he on the in
ssse Prices remain the same.
a@agsiag 81 to-day. remarked an old
zimmerman the ether day. rs nos
mat i used 60 re. accompanying the
IsasAsk With doiefGl shake ~ his
gray head. When asked his reasons
.es - thinking he replied We'll.
soa see, their are So many ia the eass.
- Ssla competition cuts prices, Snd
E Tue boys have cut All the good
.ser slong the banks and are getting
.@'eseF inland all The time. This. Of
assS' nesesSitates 10, Of hauling 70
tnT logs 10 where they will fleAt. g
ae eur for the week was a trstse less
10 last week, or sfssat $50 go feet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

The local hop market Is quiet, yes
steady. The movements for the week
were few Eastern inquiry increases
ard holders are able TO realize better
,,rsees than week ago. The New
Ya-g market II tTiiie dull. while that
al London is strong, but no advance
has OCCURRED Our dealers are realix-
ing al the way from 10 to IS cts. per
Mound for their holdings.
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outline ard ever ehaHge*ul Il their aofE ard
Through this property wSI PASS the seattle &
snce &c rapidly pushed ~ CON g&esscts with =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

The planting season. If the present
enjoyable weather continues. will be-
gin early next month. However. If
there Is a spen OF bad weather, the
opening OF the season would be neces-
safiiy delayed, The receipts for the
week were larger than for several
weeks past. Dealers report that the
seasons demand has already begun
aud Is constantly Increasing. sales are
numerous at quoted prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

Poultry Is In good demand. How
err. chickens are the only things that
can be had. there being neither tur-
KEYS tame ducks. nor tame geese On
the market. Broilers VIII begin 90
couse I'M shout the middle OF next
month ard already there il some In
ausrr for them The market II fairly
well supplied with chickens and the
demand il good Dealers arc ready
and willing to par from S. 50 TO IS
ner dozen for found lots.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

The following are the prices psld By deal
sss for ronHd ioss delivered a. rhs wharf
~ the sobhing rates quoted sy wholesale
dealers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

Several large eonsignments Of Cali
fornia fresh roll we're received on the
last steamer, consequently the market
Is fully supplied with this article.
Prices remain the same Eggs have
ceased pouring in and appear trifie
scarce. In Portland they have adj
yaneed &c on the dozen. This will
most likely have the effect of causing
= corresponding advance here.