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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

SPOKANE FALLS, April "A daring and
iueeessial a,temp. 10 break jail was made By
a number Of prisoners confined in the county
jail there las, night.
Immediately sfiei the iaiIer made his roands
the bars were wrenehed of, and four prisoner
efawie1 through the break they had made
The lamp burning on the window sill was
turned up 50 that the fame came out at the
top Of the chimney. Then the four prisoners
ran behind the end of The prison cage. A cry
was Immediately raised by The Others lor the
jaiIer 10 come and put out the lamp. which
would explode, Beard responded 10 the ..cries
by coming from the Office. Seeing the lamp.
he made for !, with the intealion of putting Il
out,
As Re did 70 be was suddenly fciled 10 the
floor by blow on the head from one of the
prisoners, who ran up behind him. The oh
en then came out ffom their hiding place and
assisted in binding tle jaiIer with ropes and
gagging him. After betating nineteen prison
as IN the upper tier they made their escape.
locking the jail gates behind them.
The iailer was liberated In two hours, when
The sheriff summoned posse and started of
on the trial at once.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

Bargains at Resd's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11
Anofher Kiaa or c,elone.

NEw YORK. April 7.--In regard 10 the stat,
ment Sullivan Is said have made. corbe,l to-
day said fwant TO say think il very unfair ic
speak dispaagiugly Of man whom be ha.
never met and Of whose ability he has nc
knowledge. fhe did say he could stop me
in four rounds will give him an opportunity
to iry it al my benefit, which takes plaee in
the Filth Avenue Casino, brooklyn, under the
auspices Of the Seas dc Athletic Club, on next
Monday night, when viii spar Sullivan four
rounds, and il do not succeed 10 besting him
he can have the entire gate receipts
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11
Aibanynarket.

New cream cheese just received at colra'
Meyers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11
WEATHER.


The most encouraging reports as TO the
appearance and prospects Of the winter
wheat crop are received. But little of Il
was frozen out Some spring sown is al
ready up and is promising In appearance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

BURLINGTON, Ia, April IA report reach
es here late TO night by raiIrcad wires that
Prophetsiosn. ILL.,. has been partially blown
away by cyslone, and many people killed.
No other particulars can be learned, as the
wires are now prossTaled by the storm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

LoSpoS, Apr: s.-Ths sampson Low
Company publishers oi stanlsys nsw book
iAarkest Africa. have competed arrange.
Wluts 70 iaaae 100000 copies Of the work,
a. undertaking which thsy deem abandantly
warranted by the namber aud extent Of the
orders for the book already received. The
book win be printed Ia fifteen different Ian.
guagea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

nassr, resp,e.

VIENNA, April s.-A, a meeting Of strikers
here 10 day. policemen were stoned by the
crowd and many strikers arrested. Later Sooo
unemployed held another disordefly meeting.
which illuminated In 8 serious riot. The mob
demolisheda police guard room Ia The suburbs
and seriously wounded the officer In charge.
They then set tlrs TO spirit shop and pFeveaG
cd the iise engines from approaching. and plum
detsd several Jews shops. Troops had TO be
called out before the rioters dispersed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

LoSDos. April :. -isramwsll Both. 500 Of
General booth. ot the salvation A-my. has
been Summoned To appear 10 the police court
ty lady 70 answer = charge oi Illegally re-
tanning her pro serty. l. Is believed that
this is tho tiFst Of series Of similar actions
70 be brought BY former members II the
army. aud that systematic aud successful
scheme 20 obtain property by leaders Of .hs
army will be disclosed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

The grass is growing finely in all parts
of the state, but like all othe growing veg
atation needs warm sunshine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

Nnw York, Apsll s.--The IIilser deial.
cation and the subsequens failure yesterday
ot q X Sislare 4 Sons, brokers, Is the sen.
sation Of Wall street. Henry \ Bennett,
council Tor the assignee, says no one can vet
tell the amount oil the deialcation, but he
thought the deficit By Hilger would
amount to 100000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

wAsmSoros, April $. While Repre-.
sentative Randalls condition has been
'erious tor many months, he has been
worse during the last two or three days,and
Ia critical state
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

Interest viii not be allowed after the
date Of this notice.
9. ". wKnn,
State Treasurer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-30
WATER FRONT.

The City OF Topeka loaded coal at the bunkers
yesterday afternoon for Portland, for which
place she sailed at O'Clock this morning. She
returns and sails for Alaska from here august g.
The freboat will be launched within seven
days. The cabin is now being put on aud the
hull is receiving the paint The machinery is
being built by parties in this city.
The George w. Elder will sail at o'clock this
evening for Alaska. The Elder goes to Tacoma
from here, and sails north from that place.
The Dispatch brought in boom of piles from
Port Townsend for the San Francisco Bridge
Company yesterday.
The City of Topeka, Willamette, Blue Jacket,
Detroit and Germania were at the coal bunkers
yesterday
The w. F. MHnroe is undergoing extensive re-
pairs on the dry dock. She viii be or in three
days.
The Ferndale left for Port Angeles at O'Clock
this morning with fifty tons of freight in cargo
The Haytien Republic left for Tacoma yester.
day morning with the remainder OF her cargo
The J. r. Mcdonald went to whatcom, Mon
day night, with fifty tons of freight.
The Premier came in from Tacoma last night.
on her way TO Vancouver.
The Buckeye went to Edmunds Yesterday
morning with freight.
The Lskme went to Portland last night with
cargo Of lime.
The Lucy Lowe is itill repairing at Main &
seelys.
The walla walla sails August /.
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advance. however. brought out Tree ofFerinss.
under which prices receded rfc. nnctaafed
some. and closed Sc lower than yesterday.
Receipts, 65l.o0o; shipments. 2s1.0.
wneat-Closed easy; caAh, s25<c; eeptembcr.
s4<c
corn-Basy: cash, Sc: September. SIC.
Oats-Flrm; cash. sl9a41zc; Septembe., CSC
Pork-Stcady: cash. $l2; September. $l0750
I077.
Lard--steady; cash. s6lo; September. $3.50
6275<
Rye-5s1<95lc.
Bsxiey-Eominal.
Whisky-$EI2
Shoulders IS 62116e5 rs; short ribs. $s.2o@52 rs:
short clear, G.6o@a75.
WOOL
PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Wool-Actfve; Mon
tana, 17f925c: territorial, 16f922c-
BOSTON,. July 29-wool-ureson and Califors
mia wools duh at soc: secured to fine. IS; fine
medium. 54@55c-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-30

MERCHANDISE
Hops-Quiet and steady.
Ctffee-Opsions closed steady to points down:
sales, Is. 500 bags: July. si7.foGl7. So; AUGUST.
u7.2c(Di7..6; September NS7t9l6s5. October,
si6. ca i6 Is No. Z, faE besn, isSStgislsc
Sugar Raw. fair 10 steady: refined. lower: C.
yx65x.c: extra C, 5s-lsta5 s-i6c: white extra c,
5 lI-i6c; yellow. tsxS5c: of A. 4sss n-lsc;
mould A. 6 slice: standard A. l-i6e; Connection
er's A. SIS crushed, g. &c; powdered, e1sc gran
plsted, 61s cubes, 6,sc
Wool-Easy: domestic fleece, 3SaSsc.
copper-Nsglecsed; lake, July. $I7.
Lsad-weak; domestic. 81 10
Tin--shnde easier: straits. $-oA
Petroleum-Broke the record for narrowness
today. On spot oil there was only one quota
ton. and on August option huciusrion OF -;
was all the movement recorded
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. July - Cattle Racefpts. Ioo0:
strong to i5c higher; beeyes. s46stdLso: steers,
Is SOFAS; ssockers and feeders. & 2adS .;
T.xss cattle, IL 5oaS 20: Western rangesA s. 10
ASA
Koss-Receipts, 1900: lower: mixed. S.7s9
ass; heavy. s.7oa4 o5: iighf, s. So94eA
sheep-Reeeipts. Seoe: sbont sisaiy; natives.
sas0e5so; Western. stss& 80. Texas, sSssts46a
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, yuy ss-wheat was excited and
nervous. opening sxl1fc lower than yester day:
closing declined, bal later suddenly developva
strength, and within . few minutes advanced
r&s22c The up turn came unexpectedly The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-30
Today. Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by dealers
for ronnd lots delivered q the wharf, or the job
ing rates quoted by wholesale dealers:
HOPs--Per ID. choice, l6Gi7l2c; inferior $50
lee
BuTTER-Cresccnt creamery. Cob tubs, ooc
ner H. Oh prints, 2sc per 10: 3b stone jars, sc
ner H. California roll. fancy. &c per 10; extra
choiec. GO per 70, q choice, &c per 10.
EGGS - (Jobbing) Eastern per doz, iSe;
fresh ranch, per doz, 2asG25c-
cHEEsE (Jonbingl Case, per ID, l21ae'
Iimburxcr. per n, nc: Holland, per dog, Sill 30;
Swiss. per ID. -9c' Eastetn, AovsAsS' S~
udI2c per 10. -
oATs-fJobhingl Feed. per ton. sS6gcs
Manufacturing Chicken feed, per ton, US
@so
FIoUR-gosbing) Washington. per Dbl, 81 PSI
caliiornis, per bel. s46o; Oregon valley per DOL
'' poTaTcEs-tyobbing, New CALIFORNIA;. il4c
per ID
n. new onions. 2ise per ~ wax oeaSs. loc per
n. string beans. DC rer N; green peas Sac per
n. sSnaraaus. $50 ler large box; cucnmbers,
soc per dog: turnips and carrots slsI per sack;
bs.ts and parsnips per sack loo lbs, "a
uAY-fJobbing) Puget sound timothy, per
ton sas: interior grades. s2sS9aa per ton; Call
fornia hay, sIstaeo; barley hay. w
oyfoNs-tJcbbinga New onions, s1sc
GgEFN FRulTs-Lemons. fancy sicily. slo
ner case: Ne = sicily, " 10; apricoss. sLosg-"
rer 10 70 box: peaches tlsa per ~ % ooA. sppies
eoes1ft. 90 per 10 n box; pears % per - ID
hoy. blacsb berries, nc per quart; cherries. lac
PROVISIONS tJobbingl Hams. Snauss
Iouch, per n, l4(sl4sse: Armour, per NJ ns.c'
bacon. breakfast, choice, per N, HE; Silver
horn hams, per 10. 1sc; breakfast bacon, &c.
clear sides, exc: breakfast Charles Louon, PEI
~ rsisTs,s.e. shoulders. Charles Lonch. per 10
| aic; clear sides. Charles Loucs. per ~ lz9sc,
clear sides. Armour. per 10. lossc; beef, Charles
Louch, per N, lsc: tongues, Charts Lonch. saen
7sc: Fairbanks, per doz, ~; pork, extra eissf'
| per bbl s2L
POULTRY AND GAME-gRetaiD InrkesS PEI
!, osi1saasr. hens. sc soar 50 per dozs young
chickens. 81 50aa5o per dox; tame ducks per
dog s.; tame geese. per doz. 81
TARD-kJobbingl Home rendered. per y.
lesSc: Eastern, per N, lss4c.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK srocK EXCHANGE.

New YORK. July %. The stock market wit.
messed sno,he1Hw of the pendulum of
values, and the ts OF yesterday were gener-
ally rcgained. although there was less business
done and at times the dizziness was equal to
anything seen Of late in that line. Sugar was
the great bull card, and yesterdays losses were
about recovered.
Governments steady.
The sum OF 81, COO in gold has been ordered
for export thus ar this week.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call. easy ut stdi; prime mercantile
paper. 5ds15 sterling exchange, quiet and firm;
fo-day bills. s4s5; demand, s4sa; bar silver,
$l.10.
BONDS.
u s. Is (regl las aU. S. 4i5s (coupon)l 0sls
IT, :. Is (coupon1 1854 Pacific IS lilo
IT, s 4jSs (regD.. -1us1@l
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$40
bunker. - eas
important among the shipments from Seattle
= esy were the following: One car machinery
e e asvenna Park car hay to Earle. car stock
9 ononomtsh, car merchandise to Cati1csrt /
car nee 20 spokane Fails. car butter 10 Pasco.
cer on % Kent, car fruit 70 Oriliia, car
pu1,sys q sumner, car sand to Tacoma, car
napnlha TO Tacoma, car paint to Contra Il. / car
sningIes 70 Portland. l car beef to Slaughter.
sHIPMExTx
During the List twvnty-four houru goods and
merchandise were shipped from Seattle to the
suiroundinE Country Is follows: Northern Pa
cinc railway. IS fons. coiumbia & Puget saund
enWay, % tons; Seattle, Lake shore Eastern
= iWay. lo2 tons BY water -wasco, 10 tons:
vAscsoes " tons; Buckeye. tons; BENTON. S
% state OF Washington, 40 tons: Fairhayen,
~ rs; Henry Bailey, 30 tons; Premier 10 tons
skagis Chief, 30 tons; Ferndaie, 50 tons: Edith'
- toas; Clara Brown, tons; City OF Quincy. 20
tons; Mabel. Is tons; w. X Merwiu. D. IONS:
washington, tons: City OF Kingston. s tons.
ROSEWOOD, tons: ]. r. Mcdonald. 30 TOM.
Total shipments, 62l tons
MEHcHANDrsE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
During the last twcnty-four hours the mer-
cnandise and produce receipts At this port were
= ioliows; Northern Pacific railway, 30 tons:
s soanmp,a Puget Sound railway. SO tons
seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern railway, 6s4 tons
BY water-Henry Bailey 50 TONS: Fairhaveu. 20
tons; state OF Washington, % tons skagit Chief.
~ tons; ashington, tons: Edith, 10 tons; Ma
Oel, - tons; City OF Quincy. % tons Total re-
ceipts, 1,22s tons.
NATURE or RECEIPTS.
Nine cars lumber, cars ice, cars shingles. i
Car wood. car piles, 3 cars brick. car beef. S
cars raiis' car beer, car lard, car horses l
car iced, 10 cars merchandise, car hides car
oemi1ohns car mix. ! car machinery.
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pAcIrIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle az follows:
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: Al 9 P. m. passengers received on
board at 5 p. m.) July 2, Z, II, II, q, q and
every I'VE days thereafter.
For Alaska: Juy2, 8. II and 2.
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At a. IN. July s, 9, II, 10, "a %.
ana every five days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of the
company at OcFan Dock. Seattle.
6OODALI PERKINS 4 CO.. Gan Francisco.
Fl MCCLELLAN Superintendent. Seattle
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FOREIGN MARKETs.
BnEADsruFFs.

BREADsTUFFs
LrvERPooz, July 29.-wheat-In fair demand;
No winter, 10 I'D; firm; No spring, 70 Sd;
firm.
Corn-Demand fair for spot and active for
futures; spot and July a. 215d; firm; August, Is
I'd; firm: September, As 2sxd; firm.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. July ~ p m.-Closed: Consols
money, 90 1l-16c: do, account 90 1-l6c United
States IS, 1881: do, 415s 1861 Bar silver 5o1 Sd
per ounce. Money, 34G51S per cent.
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ITO MoNTEsASo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBoR
TINE 10 OLYMPIA
KAMILcHIE AED GRAY's HARBoR.
HR PASSENGER STEAMER MuLTNoMAH
The opposition boat

Che Opposition boat)
Leaves Tacoma from the N. p. wharf daily, en-.
eeps Sunday. q q m sharp Returning.
leaves Kamilchie l2:45 p. m; Olympia, 2 D. M:
arriving In Tacoma p m, connecting with
steamers reaching Seattle at p. M, aud which
are through boats for Whatcom and way paintl
Leaves Baker Bacons dock, foot OF Union
street, Seattle, for Tacor1a, at 8 p. m, Sunday
N. B.-This boat mast be taken from t.
coma for Gray's Harbor country, being the
only THROUGH BOAT
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sAN FEANcIsco MABKETs.

PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
SAN FRASSIsco. July 2e.-Produc receipts
-Four. 1900 quarter sacks: wheat, 10000 cent
ais: barley. ITO o centals; oats 1900 centals.
Flour-Prices marked up today: family, ex-
ira, sl409i 20; bakers extra, 81 25(94 So; super
fine, &S.4o<13. So
Wheat-The nrmness Of the market was less
pronounced, but there was no actual change in
prices
Barley-Feed descriptions are wen sustained
at the figures that have bsen ruling Of late. A
poor quality OF feed is worth 81 III, while pro-
duct really desirable commands 81 nj per CEN
tai. There Is scarcity, and there will be some
trading ia new barley at about 81. 221z9l Is. 1t
is wanted mainly for shipping. Gag brewing
would possibly sell ct 81 s0@1321<
0nions-sL7a022d
OPTIONS
Call board sales: Wheat buyer, 1890, 81 s6t "a
147; closing at sl46sk buyer, season, 1850
LES; closing at 81 IS.
Barley-Buyer, 1890, 81 2slx@L 267s closing
at sl.2e5z; buyer. season. sLsIss9L s2,4; closing
at sLS2l<.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts. sight, 12]z; telegrsphic. 17lz; sterling
exchange. bank, s4s7lz; commercial, $4-S6; sill
yer bars, $oaGI09l Mexican dollars. s61a@
S7J<c
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Tons

- s pas been much better in the
- 3. snsn the preceding. The num-
- s s shipments were nearly up to
- INA weeA. however, promises a
<6SS- = nens than usual owing to the
le.s essn vessels now bound Ia the
- ~ been no change in prices.
= Consumption IL noted. Dur
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FAST TINE
0. 4 STEAMER MABEL

viii leave Yesler's dock at O. m every Mon.
day. Wednesday and Friday for Twelye-m Ie
Point, kdmunds, Muckilteo. Mar sviie, Lowell
.. m. GEO II. FOSTER, Agent
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T,oLuMBIA . PUGET SOUND RAILROAD

~
Trains arrive and depart as follows daily, ex.
copt sunday for Franklin and way stations:
Leave 1000 a. Seat. e ARRIVE 2:30 D. m
Arrive II .55 y. IN. Frank lin Leave 1925 p. IN.
FoH NEW CASTLE AND WAY STATIONS:
Leave $40 p ms atttc-...Arrive $3.50 .. m.
Arrive 7:10 p m..Newcssfie...L e ave 700 a. m.
sunday excursion trains, on and after July
20, $780, for Franklsn and way stations, one fare
for round trip:
Leave : IS a. m...seattle 40 D. m.
Arrive $50 a. N. franklin :. Leave $40 D. m.
II. w. MCNEIL, Resident Manager
A. BRANIN. Assistant sur erintendsnt
OLIVER +. BRIGGS. Gen Pas enser Agent
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THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
or THE err OF NEk YORK,
BKoADwAy.

Depository OF publ masleys OF tho United
Sfsfes the state Of New York, sAe City o. New
BEAYToN IVES. Y. P. SNYDER,
President NNc f-sicent
II. A. sAfIH. THos j. EssaNNAN,
Cashier Ass CASHIER.
BOARD or D gEcr3es
Brayton Ives. Presto eat Edward 7 Barw;nd
Pres. Colorado Goa aid IFoa Co C4arles J.
Canda, ex- .Assls aat Treasurer Z. Vim n
Color. IL. oI \. W. CsloY Il To. Ii Pine stree
ChaIncry NJ. Depew PreSt I. e. 4 " H. L.
to. L uss Fl zgesa d Pes. Mere sntle Tiuis
CO. \. Z. SnYd sr Ma5ce Ifs Hart ey OF Hsr,-
ley d Gfteam. - Atsideu L4ue. IIsniy B.
HYDE. IT 81 kqa tatle Lie Assurance Soci ~.
i, q. Mafibiessen. .f r o. Na.thi.ss~n q
" echer's sugar Refining Co. les Wall ret
john =. searles. yr., Prcst. Havsmeyer's sugar
Retairg Co sidney F. Tyler. pr II. Fourth
Stree Nsrional Bank. PhilndeIphia MILAN
C. whitney. ex.sec-eiary OF the Navy
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a I Il a89 S.23 III g.0A 10
$T] ISL 9.ls IL a.5s3 81
81 "a 80 geI ,9.a1 e.i
s.9 ~ -, "a Oil az
al Id lo.5a al
- = sr.TTIE. july 90 1890.
-. e..t ~, c,s s Ing house 10 law
j ~ ~ =, e Tho ba,aneas we're
$500
~ ss..,s, jmnartant changes Is
q II s1oee1ies, green fruits and vsge-
5 ~ eycry respect unusual &ctiv-
s75 4 notcd. with much increase Of
~ S61ance In grains IL agitating the
|!ss xr,rsxR.
...s.. ! - Inmber market ID not
-. !. ..ses - q n fact the sarne e they
~ ~ IL mast three months. The ship
- e.au1la nom the Sound mills are IN
& numbcr and s xe, and the future
- ,1rs5en shipment are better than
~. - slscc spring. The logging SEA-
- So 81 516af eight weeks longer. or until
8 s - Sc rainy season sets 10 the
= - IN market for their product is
cUtaln. the foreign sales very
~ market.
GnocxRIEs
8 - u veek lss been quite good. and
~ n AuEnst are exceedingly bright.
k assumptions are aavancing In
ios sne coming year ON
lea1e n'en.
- eemsnu auu tue suppay nas
W. W, NV ''s .use n1m ior
~ t.,,,isse,s = ssxc ner - n hsrs
z l. = ~.s~
s.: .>arvr.d n cofHse dur;no fhe
= 4 f6ere 4 any change II win be
- ~ = q adyance.
s. I - eoafIuue arm. The demand
- ISartlv range higher owing TO the
s. 11r1ess'
.;:s a. x,,.d fr,,,s. !. ,h.t nr,ca. nil,
I11I1k = fhey have ever been yet This
- extseme short crop In the East
FRUITS
6>&k 1be market has at the same
80 TO California aud from local
= e VAN vssther. The demand Is
~ III week
IS 4op q the sound viii be a. long a.
ysoErABLEs.
1870 A. In full sunn,v and the a..
Y 51o6 m locsl rtock e heyipniro -
q = 800 ahurdance ana lover nrices
q III p 800 4, NAN ,scts,cs. :, rrass,s
S7S1 = 49,, IA S. -
E s;''s' -s.ssss.. -. &.
= r 6onstRamenta with accordingly In
= p>sod
S. -. k..... -. -..-..u 49,
8 - Ss.s.~s r.s.. - Asancsus
8 r.,sss.sss <s..s.' ~ ae sslue e
- ks..'esa w ancy Toll Is quoted at Nc
s. S311Si ,...1,r. 8. ,;,,s.. :. ~ -. ~
I'M 1euiy
3Ht IL Crescent creamery NAV he looted
i Inhi6 arm.
EGGS
= IN ne,-l, 49, .urn,v vs....o...
I'D - - =. -. suppiy. assse.uny
80 s.s.s as ~. ~ 49, ~ s'o.n s.oe1s.
y - " h.,rs $500 ~ qaoss.,ons.
x. ~, ~ s. oeins brought In by small lots
800 80
& q s e ...sn KEATS.
nesesI nme Of the year for trade
~ - 3s5;. q :. - ~ sne nafkets are therefore,
q - 1870 a. ,,-s-s- 49, - 49, SS1Ss sosr
Il sz7'<> - a ~ Fxices mas occurred.
OATS
1 & 49, a a.. H.. ..
e 1870 ..~.ss-- -. ms guy
RI ISsz -S-s.-s~.so' uatsns sne week. AZ
Z <r@@s44A11tSA 4Uuttt 8r0tkS are re-
IN fomsiu Il the b;eb 6cpre to whtch
l6loed lat week howarsr sn ~ 49, .'',.
III insult are using orainarv eronnd
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-30
HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.

HOODS CANAL ROUTE.
III The rew and commodious
STEAMER DELTA
Will run in connection With he steamer Jose
Prime from Hatfield Colman dock. leaving Sc
sttle on Tuesday. Thursday and saturday at s
a. N. for Union City and all way points on
Hood's canal Returning Monday, Wednesday
ard FRIDAY For freight passage apply at
HatfeId-Colman dock, or on board.
d. TR0UTMAN, Master
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-30

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