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Preston's Delegations.

S*eN"H b'ep"ttH ~ hls lNRtttJtHcer. VOC. IsT
hlSdwoop, WA, ,SAugust 1.-THE
primaries to elect candidates to the State
aud County Convention were held at
the various voting precincts in the
county yesterday. The delegation 10 the
State Convention is headed by the Hon.
J. G. McGrew, Senator Worley, ex.
Senator Dawson and Hon. B. M. Wat.
ring, Chairman Of the County Commit.
tee, ex-senator Jones, Hon. VIII.
Glover, Col. D. J. Rigg and others.
They 80 to the convention solid for the
Hon. james A. Brown for Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals. Tho dele.
gates TO the Congressional Convention
are uninstructed und will go to the con.
vention In the interest Of the candidate
who will prove to be the strongest and
most available man. J. ~. y sl-'',' ,.isa
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A Central rlarmum Assaulted,

New YoRk, August l7.-FIagman Mil
larky, OF the New York Central railroad,
was assaulted by gang Of men suppos-
ed to be strikers at Thirty.fourth street
and Eleventh Avenue this evening.
Three Of his ribs were broken, and he
was flung into the river. He had barely
strength enough to crawl out. He was
found by policeman and taken to the
hospital. This is the. first case Of vio-
lence during the present strike.
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A Deal with the brotherhood.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August l7.-In re-
gard to the report that the Louisville
club had made deal with the
Brotherhood, President Phelps, Of
the Association, declined to say any
thing at all, except that matter was not
discussed or ever broached at the late
meeting. Knowing ones say there is
something in the story. sgWn'r
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THROUGH TIE SENATE.
Tho River aud 1IArbor Nui Passes Without
.# " Truubl0 -.

WASHINGTON, August lS.-The rive,
and hafbor bill was debated 10 finish
Saturday. In the course OF a discussion
on an amendment offered by Mr.. Bate
as to an Improvement In Tennessee Mr..
Edmunds expressed the idea that an ap.
preparation in bulk OF Sl3,0OO,OOo (hali
oil the amount carried In tho bill)
would, with the S5,O00000 unexpended
out OF the river and hatbor bill OF 1888.
by amply sufficient for all really nation.
al works Of internal improvement. He
expected that 1t would turn out that on
the 3oth OF June. 1891, tho Treasury
would be $50, 100000 short, even II the
duty were not taken OIL sugar. In that
state OF things BIO was quite unwilling
to bear his one.eighty.fourth part OF The
responsibility Of sending to the Presi.
dent a river and harbor bill uppropriat.
ing Sc, ,00O.0 900 when there was already
s5.00O, 600 unexpended out Of the bill OF
lSSS. He had intended to submit A
proposition such as he suggested, but hc
was convinced that It would be only
wearing the patience Of the Senate with.
out any good effect.
Mr.. Frye lin charge OF the billy replied
to Mr.. Edmunds and gave sotns facts
and figures to prove the immense adyan.
taHe to the commerce OF the country
which had followed the deepening OF
rivers and harbors. The army engineers
IN charge OF tho several works had re.
ported that $40 .565. 600 ought to be ap.
propriated this year for rivers aud har.
bors. The chief engineer has reduced
that estimate to S3S,532 600 and to that
sum was TO be added s.. BAG, 900 estimated
Tor by the Mississippi and Missouri
river commissions. The pending bill
covered Two years, and, il 1t did carry
S?6 100000. that was not over one.third
OF the chiet engineers estimates, and
not over one.fourth Of that oi the local
engineers. In view Of the commerce OF
the country, in view of the commerce OF
The great lakes, in view OF the increase
IN the size of vessels and OF the neces.
sity OF an increased depth OF water he
asked whether $l3, 600, 600 year was an
extravagant expenditure for 3Gi rivers
and harbors.
The bill was then reported 10 the
Senate. All the Important amendments
adopted by the committee Of the whole
were agreed to aud the bill was passed,
a conference was asked and AIessrs.
Frye, Dolph and Ransom were appointed
con!erees ON the part Of the Senate.
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Killed Mt n " liox Soci.l.n

uNloSTowN, Pa August l7.-Another
murder has been added to the long
fayette county list. Alta "box social"
given at Church Hill, near McClellaud-
town, James Huhn and William Free-
man, both OF German township, got into
a night over some trifle. HUM drew n
revolver and fired three shots at Free.
man, two Of which took effect in his
body, killing him almost instantly
Both parties had been drinking heavily
at the time. HUM was arrested and
Drought into town this morning and
placed IN jail to await tho action Of the
grand Jury at the September term Of
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Minernl's Delegation.


Special DsEaleh 10 the Lnttllsoeneer.
PIEDMONT, W. Va, August 17.-The
Republican meeting held IN this place
last night to elect delegates to tho State,
Congressional and Senatorial Conycn.
tlons was we'll attended, James Little
was elected chairman and w. E, Hes.
kit, secretary. After few-remarks by
Mr.. Little, Hon. J. P. Williams aut,
Alex; Wier tho following were. elected
rs delegates: g. lTEs">''e
State and Senatorial Convention =
James Little, H. Clay Shaw, W. q. Gil.
bert, Al. Clark, ]. Forsythe Harrison.
Alternates-T. a. Gross, w. F. HILLARY,
Hon. ]. P.Williams, ]. @. Eredlock and
]. H. Fisher. ~. n / =
Congressional Convention = Alex
Weir, P.s. Alinshall, J. G. Fredlock, T
a. Gross, W. Fl. Gilbert. Alternates-
Hon. J: P. Williams. W. F. HILLARY, H
GGl;a'y G;'y;,n Shaw, b W, s. -smt,aallw9Qd qpa L
SsNN' r| V ~ 20 tHsA-' Is - 3. r. y z
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They Think They VIII YIN.

BUFFALO, N. Y, August Ito all
outward appearances to-day there was
nothing new in the strike situation.
New York Central yards were idle, and
the Lake Shore brought in but little
freight.
]. NJ. Lee, who ordered the strike OF
the knights in the first place, says the
men will win, but are not waging their
fight in the papers. Grand Master
Sweeny, OF the Switchmen's Mutual Aid
Association, tried to secure conference
with Superintendent Burrows this morn
ing, but was snubbed. He will appeal
to the New York Central officials.
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Tho Judge concluded that the plaintiff
was entitled to judgment OF divorce,
and, therefore, granted it. ~
2hu Firxt SAnp

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do any
thing to your satisfaction, and you
wonder what'ails you. You should heed
the warning; you are taking the hrst
step into Nervous Frostration. You
need Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bit
ters you will find the exact remedy for
restoring your nervous system to its nor.
NAL, healthy condition. Surprising 70.
suits follow tho pse ri this great Nerve
Tenip and Alteiative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion Is restored, and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try bottle. Price SOC, at
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 6
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a StnSe Robbed,

LlNKv1LLE, ORE, August 1.-THE
stage between here and Lakeview was
held up and robbed yesterday morning
by two masked men. The robbers se-
cured the mail bags, express box and
forty dollars in money from passengera.
The express box contained only small
amount OF money.
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Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured so
many coughs and colds in this commu.
p'ty. ITS remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. AJAX some
friend who has used 1t what he thinks
Of kemp'a Balsam. There is no medi.
cine 90 pure, none SO effective. Large
bottles 5Oc md 81 at all druggists', DAVE
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magazine Blown In,

LIMA, O., August l7.-Last evening
the Hercules Torpedo Company'a mag.
azine, near Buckland, was blown up,
aud the concussion destroyed everything
around it. A locomotive on the Lake
Erie 4 Western railroad get fire to the
grass along the track, and it finally
reached the magazine, which was blown
to frasments, With many Of the trees sur.
rounding. The people ip the village
we're greatly alarmed, and thought they
had been visited by an earthquake,
though fortunately no ono was injured.
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Tho bcnwood improvements. !.

n,nJ,aa. Ryan & Nc; Mcdonald arc making ,spid
Proereaa with their work OF s,a',.n,. a"pr"
Gown ihe McMechcn field be,ow nans
wood Tor the new shops and terni"ni. ns
!or INC 8. 4 0. Company. They ,,t,o
nave two steam shovels at wo1F. nyM "na
the earth. - ~ - s'u'''I' uAui away
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Decline, Tho Honor.

F1sDLAY,' o., August l7.-Ex.Gov-
ernor Charles Foster has written letter
to Col. III. Hunt, Of Upper sanduaky,
positively declining to permit his name
70 be used as the Republican candidate
ior 1;,I1 Congress FROM this, the Eighth Ohio
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THB RECKLESS SHOOTING
OF the Pinkerton Mon on Duty
at Albany Causes Trouble.
ONE OF THE GUARDS BEATEN
By Gang Of Roughs and Hoodlums.
Innocent pnrtics Struck by l3ul.
lcts-Thc Strike Situation ut
n BufIalo..FrcIght Blockade.

ALBANY, N. r., August 17.w.Troubl,
was expected all along tho line. Of tht
Central road within the city limits 10
day, owing to the fact that the Pinker'
ton men were all known to DO armed
Most Of them.were withdrawn from the
crossings rs their presence excited the
on.lookers. At Il o'clock James A. Hat.
ton, a Pinkerton man, was patrolling in
front Of Van Woert street when he
claimed he was hit in the breast by a
stone, while his companion was knocked
down and hurt by gang Of roughs.
Hatton fired into the crowd, gave and
a boy named Richard Dwyer a bullet
In the hip, inhicting an ugly
wound. Hatton had no timo to
fire another shot. The crowd surced
around him and befote the police could
interfere, his clothes were torn of his
back, he was struck with fists and clubs
and presented pitiAble spectacle when
rescued by the police, who were obliged
to draw their revolveIs to stein the
crowding mass Of people. One police.
man had his coat torn of him IN the
fight. Hatton was arrested, his wounds
dressed and locked up on the charge OF
assault. The gang Of roughs and hood.
lums would hav1 killed him had the
police not arrived in timo.
INNOCENT rARTY hit.
The crowd ut this point increased and
the police made their headquarters
there. About 8 o'clock the Pinkcrtons
say train passing through was stoned,
This the police deny. The Pinkertons
standing on top Of the cars began reck.
less firing into the crowd with their re.
peating rifles. Four or five ehots were
fired without any provocation and re-
suited in tho injury Of an innocent party,
Mrs. Thomas Hogan, who was standing
on the stoop OF her residence on near.
by corner, when shot struck her in
the right thigh. She will recover.
Bob Pinkerton, who has charge OF the
forces here, called on Chief Willard.
He said his men had been assaulted
there continually, and they had been |
given arms only yesterday. Hepromis-
ed to look into the shooting Of Mrs.
Hogan, and said he would give up any
of his men who did wrong. Still he
would stand by his men. Chief Willard
said there never would have been any
trouble il the Pinker;on men had not
come. The local police would not be re-
sponsible, for there would be further
trouble II the Pinkerton men remsined.
as they only inaamed the synpathizers
Of the strikers.
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Deaths from Cholera.

CAIRO, August l7.-Thero have been
eighteen Q, st'''et deaths from eholora among one
thousand Pilgrims at the EIter quaran.
tho, 4, 80
CoSsrASTlSorLE. August l7.-Thirty-
lour persons died from cholern in Mecca
yesterday, and twenty-eight died iu
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KEySAL, August 17.-Empsror William
arrived Hi' here at noon today. md was
received with salute. Grand nmra
Vladimir nj received the Emperor on lord.
ing. Tho Emperor addressed tho be 'ruJ- rs";
ment receiving him and waa an.r., anu aesa,
with chesrs. Tho Emperor with e%tren prinea
mehfy. a,,;tn chancellor Won Capriyi and and
suite suite started Tor Narva at 3 D: "a. Auu
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xoth;tF tphntlnga ga hunt alieutenant fired nj
rabDlt; but did not hit it and narro%,.. @ ~
m'ssea ~. l me major Of his regiment : ~
FAY III utenant, exclaimed the mo;or
moti5u a,d 5o9 ?n shoos'nS at rabbit or for BRO,
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A coy STRUCK,

While they weretalkiug, Frank Parks,
aged Is, was carried in. He said he was
sitting on a post near his employment,
when he was shot in the arm by pinker.
ton man on freight train which went
on it's way, US did the other trains. a
Pinkerton man who fired into the crowd
at the same place, was pursued and cap.
tured by Officer Dunn. The mau, how.
ever. was rescued at East Albany by q
crowd OF Pinkerton men, who handled
the officer roughly. Captain Davidson
arrested a man and boy who were
stoning trains. -
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ST: PETgnsBuna, August l7.-Throueh
the breaking Of scatIolding in six
story building on the Nevski prospe ct
yesterday, eight workmen were killed
and eight injured, 81 4 M, =,
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SlnnnlAhIn Arripnla

:, = NEw YoRK, August l7.-Arrived-
Steamers City Of Rome; from Liverpool !;
Arizona, rom Liverpool Aurania, from
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wTiS1. Hhnshs y 81 Tor OF pure !, Rye and Bourbon
Mstn X u,ssy 81 pIT9mpny illIsd M at Lallys, eloo
"'n s' os' Almmel Whisky a enecialtv
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sse.s ekxso41k =: svse nis As;l: sssr eurpuee
- nea4 1H9r7g<1
eop49-Qu1Gt 81 nex5oc*11. 49, 1wa
Lead- kansev. 4enesx1e. M<7s<.
lzH--C1o1o6 k<fake<: sxrnsar. Il r.
kessod<m9 -Opsned dnss. 49, ~ sppe msxe
- - effnxnoou xhe uarxss anrred
g. sligAfIys eio1fnx ue4k.
tMfc&co soAnp - rxxpx
EnIc1fc. Juue E --Nheu3 1900 : uh>ds
aeki1ne1 L19ta. sdvao4ud &c. ga
5000 ss91ze ht<h<r tasn yess4rssay. rsrsspsa.
u.aD. shapnentN -, o4
-CSosed Asm. ennk. Gs<e. lair. sske:
AuHk E7<e
eesn-soeady; 60. zs5<.. Jaar. ~
os1e-xi IN: eash. E5ses Jniy. s9<x
nsffey-ouseG
fsrk-Qste1; eAsA s12 50: July. uxm
Lare-puA; eesh. ~ M; July. N7s
Rye-Qnies. sss<c
Whhky-4l0
80 ssss ss. ss0als: aAsrs sisar. cxehs:
CHICAGO LIVE SHOCK
CAffie-- R<estsss L. 90. x:sssey. ezosiax lower.
pssveA sAeGS4ss sscefs. q sa1s 10. stocxsrs
md tssden. tx1b1ba -: Texas csssis. 81 sss15 81
Acap-eecsfpsa. a 90 sxeadr. eicxsar ueek<x:
mixed Ess9ass. heAvy. sasa1a 81; light
e2Sa14x4a
6htsp --Recszpss. son; steady: r.aeiaw weak:
- No044 western, So1s Iexsns, Sazs
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sAx SnAxcIsco MAnkxrs.
speDucs xscEsrrs AxD euorArrosa

1peDecs xscEfFrs AID aUoTATroEA
& - ylAue1aco. June A-Produce rocsipts-
- ~ auasoss sacks. wheat 2O00 centalo:
1l11. poentals; potatoes. s,ooosacks: beans.
nss1-Sss sash price tor family, sxsras, q 10
~ hahe1 sxtras. ><eo94 10: supsrhns. ~
NlsAs -xaslss quiet: u.u,s pr esatal Tor
zma1apd.
ri1y-N o<Aing doing; No. Nd. s7keD
TX: bsewins, 2ioaQel. ~
ean-Tfnnsisn arr neither many In number
q hf9s 10 quansity; Surprise. n rs: mill
- u.6s1sfel.70: good to choice feed. el.Gl<@
&{s fair, II. 4St3f.so: black. Il 509i.35. gray.
Vol 62,S per GENITAL
1gn--Y Yellow. ui7laal. NJ for largo and
ol2s for small: white. Si0lo6; cracked
~, eN@8 per ton
- snsal Iced. saesoes7.a nas hinas sos
n48tn
Mlddlines steady; sai@e6
Eheppsd feed sssee21
Hops-lsf3i6r.
Gruand barley &ss@22 20
Rosnspn-e2 per GENITAL. with tsansfess Of
ehsaos Iaxay Rose IN boxes. a Is per GENITAL.
0niona-on the decline: 81. iosai. IS per GENITAL.
Wool-ean Joaqnin and Southern. year staple,
Per pound, u5S1ibc: ditto. seven mouths. Igss
@l6c; rhoiee fosthsIl le0isc: Northern choice,
h922c; Nevada, ls<1lsc: Hnmboldt and Nan.
eecdao. ls32e; xaasefn Oregon and washing.
son, ia1lsc.
OPTIONS.
Call heard eaies wheat Bayer 1890, 81. ssl<D
~. elnsine si.Eys; buyer season. tll49l 900
Lea. olosing 81 sslz.
Dasisy-Buysr sssa g0s.
ruTxro FANtxE RELiEvKD
ro,efoee have been 20 scarce during the past
~ aase - 10 command a good prica. but sup
le'es irem the country arc now coming In
s1eay Ali old potatoes disappeared from the
eestes scnie time ago. and new ones came In
usas unui some time since. when supplies,
1nens any warning OF apparent reason. sud
eenly dimtshed This morning figures wesc ~
ensed 70 20 cents per pound for the finest
sfsaes with corresponding ratsa for the lesa
dotsahle.
FINANCIAL
pgaas-sieht icssd, telerranhic i.ssd: steflinr
el'is. senk. ASts. csrnmerciai. sis. silvsr
uWSSi o.: Mexican dollars. ss{nSsifc
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vAsHox. King Co, Wash, May q. 1890
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. seattle. Wssh'.
Dear Sir Your letter and medicine re-
ceived to-day, and am glad TO let vou
know that fhe SIX bottles at medicine which
got FROM you some time ago have cured
me OF that axfni disease, asth ma, and am
clad ~ state that | have no use for the
three bottles OF medicine just sent me. and
am very thankful for your kindness in
sending sne medicine by mail when need
IL | have been troubled with asthma tor
20 long and had given up oil hopes Of ever
hr1ng cured Of Il until heard of your won
derfsli medicines. and. - you know.
wrote you Tor some OF them. Hoping thar
Others may hear Of these medicines, I beg
to remain. respectfully.
JOHN BOOKSELLER
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1AxEwAxK
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line y take to IN points Ease ana
rsas snrouxh y v.sssSu Is "a Tr. me- even
Gay in the year 70
ST. PAIL AND CHICAGO.
fSo charge IL earD
Composed Of DINING Cars unsurpassed. Pun.
man Drawing Room sieepe8 Of
lates: equipment
-roURlsr SLEEPING CARS
recommendations ara hota yarr and furnished
sor holden OF nssf OF second-ciass tickets. aud
EIxGAxr DAT coAcHE&
4 continuous line connecting with all iines
enosdink direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured
IN advances through any agent OF tho ROAD
THROUGH TICKETS
70 and from Ill points IN America. England
And Europe can b purchased Ct any ticket
ONCE oil this company.
TRAINS LEAVE sEATrLs As roLLows:
Overload through trains, s:lo = M and p n
Portland and south. s:io = N. Is :. N an
Chehaiis and Olympia express. enm.
Tacoma and local. 6.lo and s:25 = m: Z. Sis
and S35 p m
TRAINS WILL ARRivs PROM
Eastern points, Has . m and II .s5 p m
Portland and south, so . m. ss aud s:As
p. m
Chshalis ord Olympia Has n.
Tacoma AID local. $40 and las a. m: ass.
9:45 and II 80 p m.
Tine shortened Is hours between Seattle and
Sc PAU.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. sls-
giant day coaches. finest palace dining car be.
tween Seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Pail information concerning rssss. time Of
trains, iouses and other details sarntshsd On
application %
q. b. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass AT,
121 Firsf ST., Cor. Warrington. Portland. o.
l. A. NADEAU. General Agent seattle.
4. CHILBERG. City Ticket Agent, rs Second
street. Boston block. seattle. wash.
X TONKIN. Ticket Agent,
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DaciFic COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY


Dispatch steamers rom seattle - follows
For rsa Francisco. Fort Townsend and
Victoria: As6 r. m- tpasseageEs received en-
toer. ~ .. IA 1rns 2 !, "a. l.. -. = and
every sve days thereafter
For ALASKA. frne !. :, IL AMI -
Prom San Francisco. for Victoria and Fuget
Sound ports. AIS = m. Jaae T. o. il L. "a -.
and every eve DAYS Thereafter.
Tickets may b. ohsainesi q; the once OF tho
con rAay AZ Ocsas Doek. seattle.
GooDAII- PERKINS a CO. san rrancsSco.
II MeIRlI4AN. Superintendent. Seattle
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us,supsaENTs or MERCHANDISE


Zs sEATTLE. Jane Is f4a0
6uees q the Seattle clearing house tos14y
~ "a The balances we're 1s2.3z4E
as i1ent eus0ue the shipmsufs from 8enttfo
1vnfp The following: Two cara msfchan-
Si2 s. Nouievayd, three cars mefchandine 70
cue car rails 70 Fremont, oae car sais -
ahros cars merchandise TO snohomfAh,
- ueschsndsse 70 Biackman, ssaree eass
ndiss 70 6aogualmse, ons car gsoesTtes
-, ond thDoe ca11 UefchAndieeeo boehGtt
p posfant featurs in the markets II the Al
81 xriirs absence Of the choieer kinds Of asa.
"a - market il practically bAre ~ esoey-
\: rneept soIea and spyinkline a. cod
- - salmon. no ha1ibut. NO ssImon
- shen viii b. plenty Of that vsr1sty
8 - he nsst Of August. when the fall run
s. - nnskss . unchanged from what IL was
S1hs ego The best Or logs sell no hIen<r
r 8 IA thousand: and IL takes chosce g.
3 y txfne d hfeA price ~ " 10 sl05a ".
- = the ~ market points q = poor d.
zs'71 r Shte asoson's haul. end tbeoe loeeors
\ m touliue orders BY ccntTacfs male with
Fl ~ NH companies u the bsxsnninx
r Ssoonn ~ the ones who ars soa1lzing ~
I 1nruASbsss AzD PRODUCE RxcxIr1a
IS ~ ioat twenty -four houss tAa nes-
3 70 ~ produce recstpts - this pan weso
- fneisc railway - tnns. Colsnlta
nnund railway - tons. eooegle, Lake
4 3 1nGeen railway - tons City Of Kinss-
Y 80 Kxnu6ei ~ tons, Clara Brown - Tons.
lS fn6oepoo tona. rsrndAIe - eonA Hais-
{ - = - oeets 81 washinsssn % tonA
r tona Cady % tons. Point Aroua -
= - - tons. & n. Rsnton 10 tOna, San
8 m11n y n Mcdonald Is tonA Total r.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
HI The rev and eaEn fro!sous
STEINER nEfTk

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pane from HatSeld -Eofnan ssek leaxinx Sc
astEe cn Tuesday. THURSDAY sasi saturday as 6
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eAN fRAxcIscos June 1a-Afrsvsd--steame
Ore9cn. Portland. Departed Steamer state Of
California Portland: steamer Newport. Port
kenycn. steamer Columbia. PORT Blakeley.
cleofed-Havaiian aeeamer San Maseo. Maj
uaim0.
HApLocK. June 8.-Arrived--J. ~ Grinth.
FoRT 1ADlsoN, JunejcA Gironde.
PoRr TowxsgHp. June observation-disclosures
PoEr DLAKsIsy. Juns 8.-Auived--w. l.
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CrEAxEK ANGELES

VIII leave HafEelt a coimar wharf sos Port
Townsend. s~cnIm- pEagsness. fuff Angeles
ana Crescent Ezy Fueszsss snd Friday - n
rxsarnsnx leave Fars Angles Morssay and
fhufs1ay. q n. arriving u Ssassse same eve
Hlne. carry pg frssglE sna passrnxcYN
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spaftngIy. prices unchaneed
Corn Holders oI<r moderately. spot ard
suss. = 81. STEADY: July. - 81. eady, Aug.
gust. = 81. sesady.
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