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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
HELP, OR THEY PERISH.



That NJ Jollnstown.
OMAHA, Dec. 6.-The commission ap-
pointed by Governor Thayer to devise
moan; Sor relieving the suffering ine to-
the shortage of crops in Nebraska has
s;lbniissed n report showing M almost
total failure Vi crops IN twelve countiee
and thas 1000 families are in need q
assistance. The governor discourages
az, s.sk b outside states, lest it injure
the credit of the state. but pr>hises re-
lief when the Legislature meets"
In Frontier county there are 5000
people, and large portion OF them are
becoming desperate. Wheat only
yielded one or ut most two bushels 10
the acre. There are no vegetables
All the ssleable stock has been disposed
of and that remaining is being killed.
The animals arc too email and poor 10
furnish much food. Being q new coun-
try, the people are mostly in debt.
The committee says that the restitution
Is greater Than that caused by the
YOUNGSTOWN food or the Chicago fire.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

ArcHEsoN, Kan. Dec. g. John Cox,
Of Rowlins county, Kan, Is in the city
soliciting contributions VI food. money
and clo hing for tire distressed inhabi-
tants Of that section. Hundreds have
left the county and others are unable to
get away. He says that unless the peo-
pie get help soon many Of si's'n will
Practically the came story comes nom
Canadian county. Oklahoma
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
Css,fe>s~.d ~ sscvSey,

CIM1xNAri. Dec 4.-Ascrft IL ocAEk
Y man giving his pane ~ William II.
smith, tflias W II. Russell. approached
O4iicer Dusolroo ON avanore street.
near Foarth. and stated that he was a
murderer, having killed Robert Sanders
on Oct. "a, lSsS ut Paint Lick, Madison
county, Ny He sai,i tisd Detective
Norris had been after him for two yesrs
and that in that time he had passed
Norris several tines without being rec-
ognized. He WAS taken to Central po-
lice station and locked mp ON suspicion.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
CONGRESS-,


IN ths senafe--A number Of hills were
introduced and petitions for the tobacco re-
bate allowance presented. The Federal
elections bli was taken up by strict party
votA and st tiB ctose o. the morning houy
the etsht-tsris bill was laid aside and ths
rtwNling Of thu elections bill continued un.
IN hnhnlsed, when the senate adjourned
In the honsc-A bill was passed referring
the Chesapeake female college claim to thu
court q Chains. The copyright bill wa
taken nn sod after considerable fililrsster-
ing. tisc ysvvisas qu.~tica WIS orderek l0s
TO Is, aud the house. adjourned.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
SHEEP-00das5.
LAAH-6.Gkd5.s IS.
pittsburg.

CArrLE--Prme, n. sOciS 60; good, eS.fn0
$40; fair, ~. 7Ssd3.3i; stockers and feeslern,
e.. 5Saa. 50; stays and fat cows. t2.00aW
fresh cows, x.4k0:S.
HoGs-Best Workers, s3.4Otda5k tops.
90. 75cc3. 20 light Workers and pigs, tS.0O0
33l
SuKEI.-Extra, E.OAf5..O; g0nl. sA5o@
4 sk fair. tA3GaS.So; common. aRSc.
l.AMns-eAOO6G25
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

In ~ eposss--A resolution 10 furnish a
thossassA staod Of arms TO the people VI
NeriA -. south tANfta e. gss :. dlscSssd
evoke until adjournment.
In thu hs,se The international copy
right hill w..s ras>ed--ilt, Ia %. A bill to
make persuOs acting in q fiduciary caiac-
ity responsible is the tension money Of
minors was dehstei. A motion to defer IL
was lut
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
Louisville Elects = Democratic Mayor.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. An the municipal
election here Tuesday, Henry $. Tyler,
the regular Demcratic noninsse. de-
feated Booker Reed. independent, by
YOOD
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
I1Nh hay.

Mr.. Gray, Of Delaware, asSirs~sel the
senate in opposition to the ekstions bill.
The house pas~sl tts penssa appropria-
tion bill. !, contains y clause providing
th.t no agent or attorney shall dernsnd or
receive any Compensation in any claim for
Increase OF pension on account of increase
OF disability. senator stanford intro
ducei "a bill for a sl0O. 10000 two-per-cent
loan 10 ciiis~s owning unincumbered
real estate. fosas not 10 exceed one-half
valuation The Merchants Exchange. Of
st. Louis, rs.titioned the senate for g.,
0,a.nJ appropriation % levee the Missis-
sippi river. The Republican senatorial
caucus decided not To press ttr. cioSlre
rule against the debate on the elections
biz unless the nemoS,ats became more
obstructive. A bi' was intOirc'd = the
house for the disarmament OF all lndiaSs
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11


Col. |. W. smerys rsiaSrr ~ IA
dncah, Ny. was eurqfwrSsd ana ~ on
are. fAs fn~Ry swysS sse1css
IN %yuNofs rHM Cd q AA".f,
s
Gcorae W Wirfyen a wealthy ss.ck
raiser living r,tas Hopkins,ilte KY, was
seriously in un,d by a mad h0sssein buii.
His lie was saved b cosored man.
Mlouisviile, Felix Cutches' wealthy
farmer Of Meade county, ny; M', ot ',s o.
se's't u'seass IN .ns .'a,. 49, 81 s"r hn,. ns
a liza S az, s,IJ
a. ALL in C0vp.ton Nv. over the fix
,ns'of te saloon iiccS.s h,s bssA ended by
= compromise on 500 for t,se privilege Of
selling liquor.
Az iNSl, us' . NJ, .' ~. ill.,. -
~ ~ n y ..", "" ,,.."r,',t a yc,,fe, Of n,.s
S"iItv The ;ary in The u.se OF Anthony
Duncan. for Killing Ds. Gorham, failed to
agree.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
S S WANTED.

1 am about ready to return by
place of business to sccomate
those who desire work. In otto
do this, lam bound to buy nail,
to get the material ! am bohto
have money. The poor MAJ ps
his rewards from his labors, hell
those who owe me for labprll
please como forward and 4ll
mean this for all, great or D,
who owe anything. ! trust ioll
appreciate my necessities 4s-
spond. IL
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

The ses,fo lx,saad Mr. Calls resolution
directing the superintendent Of the labor
burslp 20 examine the phosphate industry
Of FL da: also, after dei9te) the toint
resolution FOR issuing arms To settlers in
North and South Dakota aud Nebraska.
Mr.. Pusi made an extended argument
asn.r,st the F,-!eral election hill. Several
minor measures were taken from the cal
sndar ana pas-.d.
In the lso,s. tue bill making guardians
responsible fer the pension money Of
minors. was passed The peieini appru-
printion bill was discussed without sctiVn.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

Many l'erSOuS II
Are broken down from ovcrwork or N
Wrcs browns Iron Bitter
scbuilis he system, aida digestion, ren
eoss Of biie. and cures malaria ues INC
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

Hoos--Laght, ss.scsss.5O; mixed asoo
3.t5 heavy, 13.4otaS.10.
CArTLE-Extra beevts, u. s0<D6. 30; stserA
g. S5tcA n; mixed, 81 .OOtee.0n
SHEx-&S. 5O(dA -.
IAMne-tA.COUQ6.7 5
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

wHRAf-Ho. nd winter. = .0A91 .04s
Jsaua9S, q nv. -
CORsf-$f izexl. @Se1BAc.
OArs--No. . Dlixsd, oocs50lSe.
Yte strange oase u u man mayed Aiive
and aftsrward passing through an osdeaH
Of unparalleled experiences has BED
brought to public attention It India1
apolis by thu recovery OF Wesley Ksllo
woodworker. who fell into . sleam u
at the indianapolis Veneer works two
months ago His feih was cooked, end
thu doctors decided thai there was only
one chance in thousand Of having hiH
life saved by removing the slin from ~
body After two days this waa doc
He wss peeled from had TO foc& tro(
skin w1s grated On Is tho dead sktn N
removed. The operation has proved
cosnple<e fucceas, AMI tho man hae =
covered sufficiently n he aba - potus
! 70 work. Cor. Chicago rr0pn =
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

The Campbell cotton yarn mills ~
Mnnayunk, H., we're destroyed by hre.
Fire destroyed the cotton yarn nut o'
the A. Carnpoell Manufacturing company
Manayunk, Pa. los, s'so.tOl
The round house mt Holland M'ca;'
was buripsl Wednesday MORNING. WIN
seven locomotives and scvrral car, Loss
$4,000.
Milton. w. Va, had $1,000 FIRE.
The EnglN . ooi theater, Chieayo, barpea
Loss S:.5,U00.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
~ Lovc,ick Maiden Suicides. % 81

PADUCAu, KY, Dec. Jesse Bar
field, who took teespoonful Of rouish
on ras with suicidal intent, died ut 4
o'clock SUNDAY morning in much agony,
Her b<,dy will be sent 70 relations tn
Metropolis, III. Family troubles ~
well - having been discarded by her
swSetheayd Nd ~ the deed.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11


Mr.. and MN. Cyrus ", Field celebrated
their gosasn welding anniversary russ'
day.
Mira President Harrison attended
meeting a the Indianapolis orphan ssy-
lum bossd Tuesday.
Il IL satl the Psrnen O'Shea wedding
day has been fixed about SIX mo"t"1
hence.
DR. Mary +. Walker, who was reported
dying, u much improved, and viii soon
commence preparing Iape's to IN pre-
serked "a cotA9ress rc.a'ive 10 her pehsi~l
claim, S,,s ;sAys she is determined to i've
until she obtains Justice
Henry q. Hester, stsiiSticsan ~ the NeN'
Orleans Cotton Excs~h,se, '"A@ '"s" ~
elected lox the twenty frat time.
King Kal 1aua, OF Hawaii, arrival ~
san FRANCISCO on the laited Stntts
steamer Charleston, on trip ior hi'
| health
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THE WATER FRONT.

The steam barge Margey, which came up from
Portland on the 18th int, will be put in service
on the Sound az . general freighter. Messrs
Hall 4 Myrick. her owners. are having her fitted
mp with steam winch aud derrick. She will
be ready in ten days
The ]. r. McDona left yesterday with . fall
cargo Of merchandise Tor down Sound ports
She has CT anged her leaving time to Tuesday
and Friday at p. m.
The C. Britain csme in yesterday with 200
tons OF stone from Chuekanus, which she dis
cbarses at Kilbourne's wharf.
The Premier left last night at midnight for
Vancouver. B. c., with heavy cargo Of mer-
chaLdise.
The Al-Ki is expected in from San Francisco
today. The City Of Puebla leaves San Francisco
today.
Captain Bryant and Inspector Bullene are ex-
The J. G. Britain is at Smiths Cove loading
railway iron for the Seattle 4 Northern railway.
The Maid OF Oregon leaves Tacoma for Chuck.
anut to load stone for snohomisa courtheuse.
The Queen came in yesterday from Alaska
with large party of Eastern tourists.
The Wal . walIa left for Tacoms last night to
discharge the balance OF her cargo,
The 3. w. Purdy is on Beilingham bay jobbing
for the Great Northern railway.
The BE takes boom OF logs from the Du-
vanish river to Gig harbor.
The old Kingston will 60 to Tacoma and load
-four for Liverpool
The Hornet brought the ship State Of Maine
to the bunkeia
The Rosie Olsen is At Port Angeles loading
hay for Seattle.
The Wasp goes to Dognsh bay after . scow OF
stone.
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CRAPS HAREoR SKIPPING.
Two New Roats Nearly Completsd--Gre,
Increase Of Business.

Increase Of Business.
ABERBEEH, Aug. 1.-THE schooner being
bu u ~ aptsin Mcdonald for the Weatherw az
Timber Company 10 almost ready to launch,
and viii go at the high tide, about the 10th.
Sac 10 beautiful vessel. and her builder claims
she will be the most profitable for her trade
lumber carryine-of any one running in here.
Her capacity is over 6oo.C00 feet Every part of
the work win be COMP eted before sha sails
from Aberdeen, whence abe will carry lumber
70 San francisco.
The new propeller being built at Cosmopols for
the harbor trade is also nearly ready for launch
lug. She is So feet long, is foot beam and feet
deep. and her builders guarantee . speed of
fourteen miles an hour under any circum-
stances She 10 strongly built. and will have
powerful machinery, and her owners say she
win be dyer.
The Gray's Hsrbof Commercial Company has
had sucn an increased offering OF freig 1t for the
harbor that 1t has been found necessary t. run
steamer every week between here and San
Francisco Fonr months ago one steamer per
month did the work: then two were found nee.
essary. and now they will run four
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RznWAYx
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Il the line to take to al points East ana
South. is the DINING CAR ROUTE. Il
runs through yestbuled Trains every
day in the year 70
ST. PAIL AND CHICAGO.
40 change Of sars
composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pail
man Drawing Room sleepersof
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Bes. that can be constructed and in which
ior holders OF first or second-class tickets, and
ELEGANT DAT COACHES
a cont puOs.S hue connecting with all lines
s1oruing direct. uninterrupted service
IN ADVANCE through ~ agent OF the road
THROUGH, TICKETS
TO and from all points in ..merica. Eugiau
and Europe can be purchased at any tcks
ONCE Of this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
Overland through ira rs. 6:I0 msa7i .. m
Portland and south, $40 a M, 9. Is 9. m an
Chehalis and Olympia express, I'd. m.
Tacoma and local, 6.l0 and 9:z5 q m; 2 BIS
and s:35 p. m
rRArss W III A.krvs FROM
Eastern points HAS q. m. and IL :s5 d m.
Portland and south, $40 m. 4:S5 aud 9:45
Gu. halls and Olympia. IL m
Tscoma and local. $40 and u:45 a m: <.s5
e:45 and IL :35 D. m
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and
st. Pau.
Through Pulimsn Palace Sleeping Cars. ele-
CANT day coaches. finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service
Fuu information concerning rates. time OF
trains, roHres and other details furnished on
a. s.. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. ACT,
i21 First St. Cor. Washington. Portland, Or
l. A. NADEAU. General Agent. Seattle.
A. CHTLRERG. City Ticket Agent. 7l6 Second
sfreef Boston block, Seattle Wash.
=. TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot. foot Of Third street
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EASTERN MARKETS.
new YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Aug. l2--The stock market today
was active and strong in the forenoon with the
usual dulsness in the afternoon The upward
movement continued, until the close and the
advances were large and uniform. The princi-
pal gains comprise Oregon Trancontinental.
2ss: 4. Paul, 2; Union Pacific, 5s: c., B. & O,
Rock Island, Missouri Pacific. Wabash and Wa
bash preferred. IL each.
Governments firm.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on cali, light at AZ; closed, offered, 4:
prime mercantile paper, 596Js; sterling ex-
change, active and weaker; sixty day bills,
81 ssh; demand. s4SaL Bar silver, IL l21z.
BONDS.
u s. Is. regular. .12SszU. S Is, coupon. .I2ss<
.. AS. regular. lo-ss q. s. 4s's. coupon. 1852
par;ff.. as
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pAcIr1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend ana
Victoria: Al p. m passengers received on
board at .. MI Al "a. q, II, 10. 81, Is,
81 aud every i've days thereafter.
For Alaska. u 81 l. -. 10. 81. 81
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. At o. m. 3, 13, Is. %.
8 snd every five days thereafter.
I1ckeis may b. obtained as the once of the
company at Oc an Do 4. Seattle.
GOODALI. PERKINS 4 CO.. san Francisco.
II. MCCLELLAN, Superintendent, Seattle
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stocken and feeden. s&io9a0; Texas csftis.
eI.zeG9a1b: western Texas. tS945O.
Hogs-Receipts 16,o00: strong: mixed, RHO
Z; heavy, s3.4084 4 10: light, saSSa4o&
eheep-Ksceipss, 5000. steady: uaEfvess 80
160: Western. t3.6d9A55; Iexans e39&M
The DrortrS Journal cable reports good to
choice American sieefs making l13101lzc per
pound. estimated dead weight Ct London. Sup
ply, liberal: demand. weak.
WOOL
PHILArKLPHrA, Aug -Wool-NomfnfL
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
BREADsrUFrs.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12.-Wneat-Firm; holders
offer moderately. Califoruia No. l. Is 45zd@7s I'd;
No. red Western winter, u si5d(07s 4d:
Ccrn-Demand fair for spot aud active for fu-
ture; spot, August, Is sd; drm; September.
= SD; frm; October, 4s I'D; firm.
FINAHciAL
LONDON. Ang II, p. m.-Closing consols:
Money, 50 3-l6; money. account 96 s-i6: United
states 40. $l.26: United Sta es 4lss. $i.05l<; bsr
silver, SGD per ounc.: money, per cent.
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hoops CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE.

Steamers JOSEPHINE and DrLrA
alternate, Will cave Hatfield -Colmsn's dock,
foot OF Marion street. at a. m. daily. except
Sunday, for Kingsfon. Port Gamble, Bangor
Sesbeck, Pleasant EsrAor, Homa H0ma, Iilii-
wsup, Hoodsport and Union City. Returning,
leaves Union City at q N. Special rates will
be made with excursion parties
d. TROUTMAN Manager.
Once on Hatfield. Colman dock.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Coffee-Options closed eady, points down
to5 up; fair demand; sales, $3.50 bags. Au-
gust, sS;tGis 10; Sept. mher, sl7 5oeI7s 50; Oc-
tober. SIC, 70gl6. IS; November, $40 z5 SPOT red,
firm. fair cargoes. 2o}se; No. fai bean. is5ss
@lsc.
sugar-Rsw. Arm; fair refining, iSisc bid;
centrifugals. 90 test, sI-16s sa es, 2,4o5 ears:
centrifugsls, So test, 1-l6e; C. I. f. 5.zi5 bags
molssses sugar. SO te.t. 1880; c. l. r. refined
irm: extra c, 5i-l6(di4c; white extra c, 5ss0
57-isc: yellow, 4szes5sc; of A, 5,sg5s<c
Copper-Lifelsss; Au ust. tl6.s5.
Lead Quiet; domestic tiA
I Tin-Dull; straights. $20l9
Petroleum-opened steady: spot s0eSc; Sep
TENDER, s2as256c; closed weak; spot. soc; Sep
TENDER, sosse
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Aus. 12-wheat opened very weak
and panlcky with prices ,stelc lower aud
varied lie in different parts OF the crowd. quickly
declined At91@c more. inside prices being liz9
lisc below the closing figure yesterday. thea
rallied essc with numerous fluctuations, essed
OF and closed lie higher for September, Ilsc
hisher for December than yesterday. Receipts
$4,000 bushels; shipments, So, 900 bushels
wheat-ciosed firm: cssh, ssl<a9sssc; Sep
TENDER, sleo1s; May, 81 o.
corn-sseady; cash. &sJsc; September. <sssc;
MAY. 5sssc.
oass-sseaay; cash. s]ssssc; September.
sS5sc: May, Hsse
Pork-stesds; cash. sn.2s; September. sll;
January, sl26o
Iard-s,esdy cash. % l71s September, g. az;
January. sS-s2ls
Short ribs-stesdy: cash, sSs7l<; September,
A4s1S: January. $ae7,Ses.
Bariey-No. steady 81 &C
Rye-stsady az 62c-
Bariey-Steady.
whisky-SLla
short ribs-sasSas. 20. shoulders, sas,sas;
short clear. IS 75.aS 80.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Aug. l2-Csttie-R Receipts. 5000;
s1Rong; bceyes. t4eoe94se; steers. SsSc3I4o;
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KAMILCHIE AID GRAY's HARBoR.
HE PASSENGER STEAMER MuLrNoNAH
T'he upp<,eftion t,oet,

uhe opposition boer
Leaves Tacoma from the N. p wharf daily, en-,
cept Sunday. g g n. sharp. Returning.
leaves Kamilchie i3:tS p m: Olympia, r m;
stesmen reaching Seattle at p. m, and which
are through boa,s for Whatcom and way poiuta
Leaves Baker 4 Bacon's dock, foot OF Union
street, Seattle, TOR Tacoma, 1T p. m, Sunday.
n. B.-This boat must be taken from II,
coma for Grays Harbor country, heing ~
only THROUGH BOAT
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Shipping Intellieence.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Aug. 12-Arriyed-Bk Dart
mouth, Caliso. Depsrted--Sh " m. A. Campbell,
Port Gamble, to load lumber for Sydney
Cieared-Cnilian hk Santiago, Vancouver. to
load In m her
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Cosem oie 4 Puget eound railway, 20 tons; Seat
-. AAke snnre 4 Eastern railway, rs tons b
-'ef-1nrhevep, ~ tons; Henry Bailey. g
ions: skAetf Cnief, 10 tons: Cascade. tons: g.
49, 3. nentou, tons; xiisn, 8 tons: Eliza An
defson, tons: washington ton: Ffeetwood. 4
sons; CITY Of Kinsston. / ton: Union Pacific
sssAneres - sonA Total receipts 1,2l7 toms
NATURE or REcElrrs.
1nree cars ties, car beer. car beef, cara
nour csrs rails. car bran, carr grading
'Ou1nis cars merchandise. II ears lumber, S
cars mules, 2carz cattle, ears coal, car ice,
cars melons, J car pig Iron. cars shingles, car
nard wood. car iath. ! car piles. car potatoes,
car hose, / car rails
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Sight bills OF exchange on London avsilabls
elsewhere in Europe
Collections made at all points on favorable
terms.
nds. stocks and other valuables received
on deposit for safe keeping
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THE HOP MARKET.

Prices Better ut Puyailup-Fuil Crop in
England IL Impossible.
PuYALIuP. Aug. ia-The hop market Is very
firm, and buyers experience diiicuity in flling
orders. L. Meeker & Co. ]. Pincus and John
Laily have purchased very heavily Of ac, and
today II Is stated that prices are ashade higher.
Growers, having cold enough % pay picking
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PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
6AN FRAScIsCo. Aug. Il Produce receipts
Flour, 1000 quarter sacks; wheat, 10000 cen
tails: barley, 100 centals; corn. 1900 centsls;
potatoes, 5000 sacks; bran, 1900 sacks; mid
ditnes, 1000 sacks: hides. 1.O0l
Wheat sonona, sLss74f9Is5: No. white.
&Ls6lz; shoice, sl715; mi6dlinss, IL 4o9l IA
per GENIAL.
Befley-No. feed. $l-c2l5<; choice. sl25; COM
mon grade, $1-20; brewing. sl-271<9ls2l<
Oats-New. quolsbe o. 81 359l IS for white,
and Il IS for black: old. surprise. $I7o@
l75; milling. N-6s@l.67l<; COOL TO choice feed,
lS@ as; fair. sl5l1stgI b71s; gray. H.a@l0
per GENITAL
Corn yellow. a. 22g< per GENITAL for large. and
sL25@LH15 for small; white. ul75z0L25 per
Genital.
Outous-sls5@l.sh
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Whest-Buyeg, 1890. sl449
L4lss. closing ct H. 4isss; season, sL5z5s@l $50,
clio zig at tl.5sss Barley-Buyer 1890. I.2s1ag
l.29A, closing a. sl2sl1S: buyer season. s1.s51S
FINANCIAL.
Drafts. sight, 5; drafts selegrsphic. 10; ster-
ling bills, bank, $ls6: commercial, A.e2: silver
bars. eL0a9loo1z; Mexican collars S70s6c.
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sKAGIr RIVER RourEl

Carrying q. s mail, win leave Yesler's dock on
tide every Monday, Wednes 'ay and Friday fer
Richmond. Edmonds, Muekiteo, Tulalip, Stan
wood, Fir. SkaEit City aud Mount Yer on.
G. H. FOSTER. Agent
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aenersral banking business tansacse6
sixht and feiegrsphic exchangc. payable n n
the principal elites OF the United s.ates
and Europe
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CrEANER ANGELES

Win leave Hatfield 4 colman wharf for Port
Townsend. equim. Dungeness. Port Angeles
and Crescent Bay. Iuesdsy and Friday, IL M:
tturning. leave Port Angles Monday and
Thursday, O. M, arriving al Seattle same eve
ming. carrying freight and passengers
+. u. WHITE, Master.
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.TEAMER KIRKLAND

g TEAMER wAsco-TAKE THE DAY BOAT
~ The swift and connexions
STEAMER WASCO
VIII run - Gay bpss teiween Seattle and
badere's dock fort OF seneca street at a M
every Monday, Wednesday sps Fri, ay. Leaving
Mhaieom az o q. IN. on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
Tieke so d. freight received and all informa-
ton given at the dock.