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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-25

Eastern physicians have arisen who
claimed that the pretty musical telephone
girl would lose her one ear (good gracious);
and Eastern physicians have arisen who
have claimed that the pretty, musical tele-
phone girl would have her ear abnormally
developed (murder)!
The two horns of this dilemma were seized
midway by person of this city, and an ex-
PLANTATION sought as to why these extreme
views had been expressed by gentlemen who
should have known better.
"In the East" said physician, "the re-
ceivers are strapped SO tightly that clear
case of atrophy results, with a consequent
lessening of the flow of blood, and of course
a diminution in the size of the ear. If this
state of things were to last for century the
result would be race of one-eared telephone
girls" This was too much, and a bulletin
sent to the general telephone Office created
more offense than fright
DENIES THE HoRRID STATEMENT.
81 don't believe il" said pretty miss as
she listened to the dulcet strains of prom
inent East Ender with one ear, and the
rasping inquirer with the other, 81 am 60
ing to be married, and if l thought boo
hoo !' and her tears emphasized her opinion
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-25
For Good PURPOSES.

The will of Jeremiah Weeks gives to the
Sharon church the interest on s., 900; $500 to
the Board Of Home Missions and 500 to the
Pittsburg In6rmary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-25
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

The incest and best fitting garments and
largest assortment
Here are some prices on muslin and cambria
underwear: Muslin corset covers, 2Oc up; cam
brio 2oc; muslin chemise, 25c up; muslin draw
ers, with cluster tueks 25e; skirts, with cam
brio ruffle, Soc; chemise. pompadour shape,
with lace front and edged with lace, only Soc;
also with tucked yoke and embroidered edge,
only Soc: plain sacque night gown, with tuck
and cambric fuff1e around neck and sleeves,
only Soc; skirts. with full cambria ruftie and
tucks above ruffie, at Soc; with cambric rufis
and embroidered edge, at 75c. Our 95c gowns
are equal to many sold at 81 25, for trimming
and finish and material. Fine chemises from
81 to s. eaeh-in fact, complete assortment of
finest lace trimmed sets, equal to any made in
elegance of finish. -
OVER ONE THOUSAND WINTER
WRAPS AT HALF PRICES IN our large new
cloak department. Special bargains in seal
plush garments. See our real Alaska seal
coats at SIS. Real Alaska seal mantles plain
and, fur trimmed. at 500 each. These are re-
liable and fine garments that will give satis-
factory wear, and not job lots Of inferior quail
ity. Elegant Paris long cloth garments at less
than cost Our entire stock of ladies' suits and
dresses, including finest Paris costumes, away
below cost.
By all means come to this great January bar.
gain sale this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-25

accident was not through any fault in the
workmanship, or of poor material.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-25

IF you have dyspepsia call at No. 11O2
Carson street, Southside, and be cured free
of charge.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-25
AN ALLEGHENIAN KILLED.

The Sister of Ono Swearinger, Killed in
Memphis, Can't be Found.
Chief of Police Kirschler, of Allegheny,
last night received a telegram from W. C..
Davis, Chief Of Police of Memphis, Tenn.
The Chief stated that Thomas Swearinger,
whose sister lives in Allegheny, had been
killed in Memphis, and asked that his rela-
tives be notified Of his death. The Chief
was unable to locate the sister of the de-
ceased, but will try to do so to-day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-25

they did here. A tight rubber band. OF
rubber cap, was no doubt detrimental rs il
bound the sides of the head, and p.oduced
headaches, or perhaps a nonconformity of
the ear. In Pittsburg, however, a light
rubber cap was used with the receiver, all
together weighing scarcely two ounces, and
Pittsburg telephone girls found no incon-
venience whatever resulting. They didn't
wear their hair to one side, and one ear was
no larger than the other, and the other
ear wasn't smaller than the one.
In place of a girl being partially deafened
in the one ear used, the faculty of hearing
was greatly developed, and girls who had
been in the exchange for seven or eight
years were frequently called upon to de-
cipher the howlings OF man40 miles away.
that were utterly unintelligible to the new
girl at the phone,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-25

GoLD-HEADED canes and umbrellas;
lowest prices, at Hauch's, No. 295 Fifth ave.
No charge for engraving. wFSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-25
Rye Bread.

Try Marvin's rye bread; equal to the IA
nous product of the Fatherland. Grocers
keep it.
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PUT TO THE TRST

In order to practically test the truth of
the report that girls chief virtue, beauty.
was not marred by constant practice, one Of
the Oldest operators in experience, but not
in years, was called into the room, and her
ears were all right, for she heard the first
whisper perfectly: "Isn't she prettY2,,
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COUGHS,

TT WILL CURE .o,
1T WILL HEAL
SORE THROAT
1T WILL SAVE -
MANY LIVES
FOR CHILDREN
K1DD's COUGH SYRUP,
KIDp's COUGH SYRUP,
Price, % cents, at all druggists
PREPARED BY
FLEMING BROS, PITTsBURG, PA.
ja23MwF
Your WAIST is Too CLUMSY.
TRY OUR coRsErs,
a5c, soc, 75c, 81 90 and 81 50.
Our 81 KID GLOVE IS PERFECT.
s.: T. T. T. 8:
3 TH1MPI1N RRlG.,
100 FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEGHENY.
Second Door Below Park Way.
ja24MwF
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SHIFTING NOTES.


The schooner Tesser leaves tonight for
Behsing sea.
The Willamette is in fron Portland. shs
viii take another load
Tne shtp FgaaeiS Thorpe went 20 Tacoma
cary yesterday morning.
The bark Oakland Is tiischarxinx al Har-
rtuEton & smiths wharf
The NRlia Walls left last night for san
Francisco with 1910 tops 81 eeal and = full
list ~ passengers
TIE Premier brought In GO tons of frefgh,
tesitNiay morning The major part uf il
Wss tl14'seSc merchandise and rice
tbe Idaho Is ia fFam Alaska. She viii
take es0 Sotas IL caal for aa Francisco.
aud wili leave here again on the 18th inst.
for AsaSAa
SAN FRANEfSs0. FHh ia.-ArTives.-Stg
ean Pedro, ] ae0anA. str state ot California.
Portland SIT ssgnsl, Fort TcxnSen;.
ane4vsae, Port Gamble Alice, TacnrnS.
GlesrsG-- RI str Southern California. Ma
hsisaai brig Courtney tafsi, ChtguAk via
Astoria >siiest~Ssr gmAtiila, Victoria
ar sSsstis, CapS has, str Oregon, Portland
- sosIs Faesiors. Rsyt Townsend. ak gsmes
as.san. Puget seaaa, hkta Mo.isc, Port
hA4toSk
Nsla0ra -AEEivei--Rhes. g.ola P,srt
Tas4 EEee4ss
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TACOMA NEWS.
Divorce Granted--A Funeral Train
Court Notes.


TACOMA, Feb. iS.-In confirmation of The
report Of Referee l. Y. Palmer. Judge
Allyn yesterday granted divorce to frank
Lunkley from Mary Lunkiey. The eyl.
dence submitted proved that on November
2. isSs, Mrs iunkley eloped to san Fran.
cisco with Frank 4. Hem. Of Seattle. and
On this breach of her marriage sow Mr.
Lunksey secured his divorce. The defend
ant was represented By II. 7. Garrison.
and pisintia by A A. Kaigh.
Al II O'Clock this morning the speei al
train hearing The remains Of Assistant
General Manager of the Northern Pacific
Railroad n. ID. Root, whose death occurred
yesterday. started for ttse East. Accom-
p&nylng the remains were Mrs Root ana
daughter. Chief Engineer kendrick aud
Dir. Buckley. chief surgeon Of the com.
pAny. The iseomosise and ears were
heavily draped In mourning.
Ia Judge hentess court TO-DAY The petit
larceny charge preferred BY ~ Ragt.rs
agAlus, frankie Howard aud r. Burns was
disnissesi. the plaintiff failing 10 appear.
Two isborers ir unloading = large eylsa
der from The wharf onse scow. sirsfiosssl
for the Fox Island clay works. yvstsF,iay.
the cylinder slipped. aud fearing IL woust
get away made frantic sffoEfs 4, stop IL
succeeding osiiy ~ the expense Of xesVreis
hissiered hands aud a badly bruised fs,sit
by Mr.. Andersen.
&HuAftls tut DECENTRALIZATION ia fsxsrs were
made al Clerk Ayers of.ice 10 das hY Fret
LAionde Of Canada ana galsus kFaszes& q
France
The fnal sCoonns OF the estate 81 Ami,
Walker Mas died before Jtsige Mirkerxhsss
bs Administrative c. NJ. ESteriay. and saowi
money paid oas xiti e, and Feceipt
the last viii aud testament az JsAs, Tssl
made July 5, ISIS. aud witnessed by ghaz
X Coses and }, Il. Powell. wAs Tetitiuuas
Tor probate So fay aud granted The y Is
ieases everything The tessaiag was t.as
se~sed with 10 she family of Joan laesnels
ter,
A petition was also presented hy si.e A..
fniflstgatFix 81 the estate ~ Minute Niue
Ter to seii property ousSisis the territory
GRATED.
The standard OIL Co, az Cleveland. O
obtained Judgment ia the district ranrt 4,
day against Chapman & CO. boz $50
The district court Will conyene a Sveea
from Monday. judge Allyn presiding Tn,
calendar contains &ss cases. os which "a
are civil snd balance criminal
Twepty-seyen transfers ct RAJ ,=tat,
were pai CO record to-day.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
White Miners Rapidly Leay-
ing Roslyn.
Csnfsrsscs Of Repabf5esn Ciabs 1T
Oiympsa.-The sieop Esr<ha
All Right.

KGExxsgrrs. FEB. I5y--z1iss reigas a
Rnelvu. a large nssaber Of white sni1sss
LETT TO-DAY fos Nortaus. tits reported Inst
de rnines win be opened tomorrow ssorn,
Inx with negroes. fey wbife reh who
AZ e.,,,sseySf snd anabls to sesge town Wiz
efso =. Ia wcfk. TIE balance Of the white
rnfners wifi leave n fat ss possible Tor
Eo frorst;se Is anticipated unless Il q a
fs,w fndI yIfusI fights. sgrne OF the negroes
have keen earring 90 In rstkss high
heuded manner today snd abusing tsss
MINER. bat 20 far no fr8uole o. an naa
n - ftcfffrxGo
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FER steamer umatlIla, from San Francis.
60. February 10; For ssaitle--J. corbeit,
III. III. Dingiey, J. Il, Myers, W. Bynum, p
y. L. Robinson, J. III. Bynam, A. r. wgr
ner. J. J. Hawkins. J. l. Cannon, ---~- Car.
lis. ]. II. smith. W Penny. &. r.. Sheridan
sud wife. II. T. Beckett, w. II. keeney, q.
W. kerney, g. Schammel, Miss L. white.
Mrs. T Wood. J. ninzo, the three Have
sisters, i. Mortisey and wife. r. +. staley
and wife, W. Montgomery and wife, T..
Comesys aud son, J. b. Kane. H. J. Kane,
L. A. Robertson, 4. l. Reed. g. ". iamor.
eaux and wife, G. q. walker. Mrs Osborne,
Y III. Bunker. Y. T, seymour. n. A. Halers,
r G. Alger and wife, l. Harder. o. Wine,
hill. &. Rutgers, I. Leslie, ". 4. Narneli.
r. Rogers and wife, J, r Ankeney. j. y
feuton. 7, +. Billings Miss DEM Neen, T.
]. Kennedy aud wife. K. T. wyman and
wife. J. Lyons, 7. Soutag, ]. w, Damensl
aud wife. W Ii. Yeomans. J. = Fiseld. q
W. kdmons, Miss {. Rollins. q Buss. Van
NaFtman. Jos schieke, A. sehieke. Mrs.
den, Mr. tsFnvy. A. Bolker.
Port Towasend-w T. stevens C. II
Jones. J, 2. Peters, Mrs n T. Hahn. Mrs
Ffeslets c. J. Minslck
Nietoris-p. II. Reid. Mrs. \. Il. Thane
X. Ward aud wife. q. HEysch. J. 4. Wheat
J. J Austin. wife and daughter: J. Purgeo
\, II. Syiyis. W Cassidy, Mrs. Nirset and
two children.
Tacoms-c r. Brown. J. n. SlcheYs. &
II. Aiken. J. J. Wilson, &. A. Paekxner
Mrs Capt Morse, J. T.. Armstrong, Il. 4
Armstrong;. y. =. Brown, r. IL. Alerieh and
wife, A. karaes ). II. Adams and wtse. A
X. Thompson. W. u, Elhlaate, Mrs. f.oh,
man. p u. Ford, = bearing. " pArr aud
wife. l. Berger. J. barkenrieh, 7. Riuah-
wing. J ]. RenGuih.
Oregon s California Passed Nssifoef
Afs. Thomas nRingS. Miss r. SAtntfxsn,
Miss Annie Smith. + &. Armstrong and
wife. N. suyenetn. III. Is Hopkins, 1. I
l8laf, 4. g. Wright, J. lzncns, :. Fineus
IL. ~ Mosiey. q ". lamb, ia. ThampSau
and siiE. Thomas Ewins. e. Reseirss. I
Van Horn. II. usniersl. ~ SAMPSON. A. NJ
wright. }, r. 1Ask soa aud wife. 4. spaaa
=. sweeney hAsE ssv. II. :. ellie
W. II fssusaa, James stray a.,s wife
; hesasr ; King. W Sszsilinx, e. K. SeallE
isS, q l. lombard. n y. Callenasr an
wsfe, > Z. ksrreeyAl. A. Wider. Jane
ansss', Z, =. n0rFNace. Ike PegSeabeah. :
Naseste. u. A. PEBBLES, J Hansen. Il. }
Hack, 6. J. Sness. W, Il < uaguuaua al,
g second class
Per steamer Malls wAlla Cor san Fran
esssse from seattle February Is tw Weed
+, n. saTcnsnn. 4. = Godfrey sna wife. a
y. ssFaSsax. X q, s'oGuoss. r. A. Fleca.ag
4 /. Peek asa wife, Mrs. n~. saman, M,
Violet hsss, Miss kgta lmgxils, G. ExssaAu
II. strong, Mrs., psvts. N. l. t;plline. ". Il
e3Awetl. g A. Naoyr. tahn pestsie, 4 <
SAsrmaa sad - steersxt
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SEATTLE AND moSrxsaso
Bright Prospects or Connection b,
Two Railroads.

MoSrxsaSo, Feb al. :. ssmp~on. !
A. Campbell sna J. X Magphy, al Of tAs
biakslry railroad. have heen IN shs Ssss
the past few DAYS. white I. w. t'umminss
chief engineer 81 The Chehslgs & tray
Harhef railroad, resssa the esenlnx AID
one aay In the 'stnarcsial Mascot az sae
Chehalis valley. The presence cs these
railroad officials has asA roSleeaAse ef
fcct upoa real estates and has eaasess
many 90 remark II aant Dc iaag Asfasr
VIC VIII have direct c0aaeetsae wseh ~,
attie.
As soon as railroad rxsckes shts pa az
&ontesaaoas Future greatness will X a.
sured, for The vtts IL susreRnAesi hy Nssane
Of ~ fue agricultural land a. exists Ia
wssiera Washington. whise The nsserai
advantages OF this psasai for fscsaxieS 81
various kinds are e. geoa ~ any pasas in
IN The territory.
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skN YORK, Feb. l5.-Hops- Firm and
quiet
Coffce-options opened steady and closed
firm. 10 points above yesterday sales,
q 20 hags: March, SIS 75ftl5 90; April,
si5 fsSGi5 so; Aay,Sl5 6szdl5 s.. Rio
quiet; fair eargoes, iTl@c
sngar-Raw, strong; refined steady and
SaaSsc.
Copper-Dnil, Lake, Feb, SIC 60.
Lead-steadier: domestic. S. e5.
Tin--Easier aud dali: straits. SCI 20.
SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
san FRANCISCO. Feb i5.--wheat--ru-
settled and easier: quotable 81 4ii.Gai asa.
bariey-Feed descriptions slow; No. /
quotAble s2isGGs5e.
oats-Thefe appear TO be more inquiry
AMI somewhat increased sales: ii demand
does not slaeken the situation will become
favorable for selling interests: choice feed.
VI 10, No. l, 81 o. lower grades, SI09l OIL,
Hops-it IS reported that a small ship
ment OF good 10 prime California was re-
Gently made to Chicago at about l5iSc de,
lfered there. aud about 100 bales of q sim
liar quality have been taken within the
week at about III &c by Iarg. dealer who
supplies brewers. The Eastern market re-
ports nrInness for the choicest grades,
which are becoming scarce There are also
inquiries iFota England for choice.
AktNttpt> tAJttSifts aiUiE1tk 10
Keep wharses cleaned up; quotations an-
altered
bntter-Free receipts; market easy: fan.
ey. l@sae; good to choice, isD12ne
Eggs-Still weak: California ranch Use;
store lots, iasaI7c
Chartered Nelrose. coal, Seattle to San
Francisco Norris, lumber. Puget sound TO
Valparaiso. 60 shiillngs.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-wheas-Ciosed a
shade easier; cash, 81 o4sss' May, 81 or !;
cern-Firmer; cash. s4,sc; March. s4s &c;
May. Sec
Oats Firmer; cash. es,sc; March. 2se:
May. q iSisc
Barley Nothing doing.
Pork steady; east, $ii 2llS: March,
sll =; May. sli Szik
Lsrd-sieaiy; cash, s. e2's; March,
- ca; May. y 72ists6 =.
CHICAGO LAVE STOCK MARKET.
CHIcAse, Feb. Receipts
lo.0n, Slow and weak choice 10 extra
heeYes, 81 s(stts 20. steers. sssaa 10: stock
ers and feeders, s. 20eS ~; Texas corn fed
steers. s. S0as A..
Hogs Receipts. z, ooa, opened &c lower
and closed with loss regalaesi: mixed. 81 SO
tFt 80. hesyy, 81 S5<as q light. 81 aStdl so.
sheep Receipts, eoQ, Western coFn.fed
g ioias 20.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIyKgFooI, Feb ih--wbest aaiet: Mold
efs offer freely: California No. /, = ioi
per Genital.
corn~Firsu. demand gool new naked
western, Il lissd per GENITAL.
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KATHLEEN MAyouRNEEs .


Finely Produced by the Barrett-
Gleason Dramatic Company.
The emotional drama Of Kathleen Ma
vourneen" was given in excellent style by
the Barrett & Gleason Dramatic Company
nj Frye's Opera house las, evening.
Kathleen Maroufneen'' is OF the better
class of Fish dramas and porfrays the do
nestle life of the natives OF the Green Isle
II abonnds Ia psthos aud humor, and tears
and smiles crowd each other from the be.
ginning 20 the end OF the drama The
costuming and Stage effects were excellent
Harry DowIey, X ]. Barrett and Miss Isa-
bel caifney carried OF the houors of the
evening. At the matinee this afternoon
the lady of Lyous" viii be given. and to
night the same play viii be repeated Ia
this splendid drama the company will be
splendidly dressed. the gowns OF the ladies
being particularly worthy OF inspection
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TELEGRApHrC MARKETS..



New YoEg. Feb. 1.-the stock market
was mere lively and stronger to-day, and
the result Of tn. days trading Is 10 leave
almost everything frsetionAlly higher than
last evening, though outside Of grangers
there was little or NO feature in the list.
sudden change came over the temper of
speculation towards noon, however, when
IL Was announced the Burlington had
signed the agreement, and there was
Tash for both sides, ON account of which
the market soon recovered all the losses OF
the forenoon and brought prices up to
higher figures. The improved feeling ex-
tended 10 all portions of the list, although
the granger and Atchison, which were
freely bought By Boston, fnonopolized the
greater portion of the business done.
First prices were generally firm, al slight
advance. The close was active aud strong,
az the best prices of the day.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YogK, Feb. i5--Money on call. easy
At llssG2 Prime mercantile paper,
9a6. Sterling exchange dull and firm:
today bills, "a sos demand, 81 $50
Is tregisteredj i2sss& sss coupons. 100
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rArEss wall READ.

Tolxxss, q, Feb :. tssa.
p ~ Edlarf wlsh yen we4sfd sera sne
two eopsss os yoaF weekly enc 81 Bseerrs
eer =, lsSs, and she ether 81 IauuSry :.
iSsss-G yea have Aay iese. ThaSc I re-
sesyexl ETa1s sea have been worn unf be
ay tFieEas reaAlag then NearS tray
WM : Eff<<Ef
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SCANDAL IN VICTORIA.
An Englssa Rsronet Deserts All.
Wife for q ffastlsutp.

VIENNA, b, c. Fsh4 Ia Il Il understood
s''sa the wife 81 az kngilsA hasuael ~ tsgss
eur resident IN THIS cEsy vii take pssSsxSss
s .nss ssslEsst her hEsshaad "a Tazrge ii
aen support and iufssfelitx 4 fssA5sssst.s..
nieiabef OF The siefai-snofsslsE rssss a. s-ssss
counters IA concerned IN the snaazes
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D30y Gene Sf0&ts Now
croxAxr FAILs. Feb. l3.--Ibs fsD0sfS9
ssrh2cyfrstion 10 the ssf-ek o. the spokane
PsiIs 4 Northern Railroad nesds about SO
0fl0 Tor conpisHiDn- The COMMITTEES -
arenrjy n the sud of their list, however.
80 he auextioa OF where this remaining
emOunt q 70 be raised becomes usore difl-
cali eyesy h0nF.
JA1ae< Glover, J. J. Browne. t1e n5so< aIss
e1ven e5o60L Burns 4 Chapman put shsfr
names down for 500, and other sfsbscrs.
bers came along with $3.50. fiCa and
eFnaIleY Sims. the committee reeeivsnx
S51ne ~ low e. $3.50. but II II hoped that
the end Of the week will see the last $40 40
sukxcrlbed, and the list closed. Then york
xwf{f ~ com fsfetleef
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IERsEttT tSnlAS AGgNr.~-E aisest states
Marshal HAmiis0s returned yeSFevNlAy sFs,sa
sfs esssetaS Ssslt ~ sFekssc. The mArshAls
Visit tAlther vas IL sssl Cgsx h3osck ara a
aza seS1sou - outside land ga = tmsIS,
naegt sEaAess J. J G@ckhsrs 500 st,ssA s.
sissytasf ss7a Sea Asd eke SAT- yeArs' tntet-
81 ~ 2 teg eNaA PEE auaaa2. Il sseHss EhAl
ssl< Saszf sas 80 sAesSsB ageut aaa r&n -.
Ate2 10 rs ascSaEsA IA sseS essVe sara Ansl
sasikssess uss etsasRsSi sSsinsg AtEa hy gas
s0sSfassseai tur tAas aEeuanl. Nhea tar
SzssESstal attempted 80 scii sae ayas~t -
tas &Azst fsSsS2te4 A3a ~ Earafs q a.
sA5aifesscne ga tas grs@sai thar BE has:
xzsaeasgs SA.ea weH.a ssiow THAI ~ a.
&sst tSsieasS1 IA Tue SasssgQrasaI Ia tAss
sizssSs2.af { .3fsssa - AGrskAl H2sa gl1aa ny
sNFszsd zstz4ss1s sssssssta mat 60 she sale.
} ks~sd aazestsea waits GO aRrrSste AEs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.


sEArrLg. Feb Is.
TIE t0ae Of the European wheat market
u t1zp<ossax, a. IL tnas 81 the Chsszgo
naxksf. AMI frena AL appesrzncss "a al
vance n prfees e 20 foziasv. Considerable
whess Il held IL toe HiIixfnetse valley ard
e2ss u ire 1nouufzfns. 70 ease prices 60
rfse. these fxEraesz who were g1se e1ossga
20 bold their wheat, viii realize hs7esnnse
psosts Beth domestic afd Eastern oys-
txx are again scare TIE scarcity q
Osymplan xaa Sanish oysters IL dzs TO
tAe recent staray weather, Il being next
te Gsnpg#slbie 20 catch an oyster daring
even q sind storm Dealers are dtsgnssed
with Ene y<sor profits realized on Eastern
oysters. and few are willing 20 handle
them. TAsy are gsuersily from seven TO
nine cars On the rnsS. and dnring that
time ali the ice usually Inelss. aud the eys-
tsrs spoil.
s.sflin IL p-sparsag another lot Of hops
ssr Shipment East They win leave to-
meEgow.
MEKcHASDisE AsD PRODUCE RE-
CEGP1s-DurtHs the last "a h0zrs the
z9efe hsa6ise zna pg03uce receipts a. this
port we're a. follows. BIZ rail-
PUGET @e8nd ebore road. l05 toEx ColHubta
x EugEs 5o9n8 railroad. IA tons OF E3eF-
eAandlses seattle, Lske sa0re & Eastern
80 tors. BIZ wasex - L2kme. 600 tons,
Premier 60 tons: foss4 tan. Edith = ton:
Michigan, 4 tons Total receipts, ft5s t0as.
EHIPAkNT--DEftag fbe last "A hours
goods and merchandise have been shipped
from seattle 20 the surrounding country as
follows. Bg raii-Puget sound shore road.
II Tots Columbia Ii P2get 50und, AZ fozs;
seattle, Lake shore Il Eastern, - tons.
By water W ajls ~aliz. 1870 tons: lola.
tcas Eliza Andersen, 20 tons; Glide, II
TONS Edith, sans Cars Brown. tons
Fleetwood. tons: Grace. ton; Michigan,
IL tons. Augusta, ! ton MCuBtaineer,
ton Nellie, ] top. Total shipments.
1885 tons.
NATURE or RECEIPTS Groceries, $50
rkgs, starch, % bxs; soda, 6 BOXES states,
boxes vsrutsh, 10 eases. drugs, % cases;
pow3er. = toEs harisard. ~ pkgs. paints.
3 cases liquors. IS cases. carpet, rolls.
brandy. eoi: hay, 1 car piasos. 3 in
eases cigars. 10 eases: nee, ieso Ezats;
Newspaper. ~ bales; Chinese whisky, $50
eases: nuts, Is baskets; sugar cane, cases;
salt, so ska. cattle, % head: lard, sz5 cases:
eggs. 10 eases apples. 81 boxes: butter. 5
pkgs, boxes: mus, 5 bags: shorts, II sacks:
bran, as sacks: lumber, 500 feet, wood,
cars. shingles. 3 earl