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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-28

BALTIMORE. Nd. March 2G.-whca, easy: No
red spot and March 9&4a9GBc; April 9Ic;
May 93t&ao$4c: June 92H4c: receipts ISL bush
els; shipments 5000 bushels. Corn steady:
sic: Ma? iGilc: receipts 1000 bushels; shii.
mcn:s 1000 bushels. Oats dull: No. . mixed
western BIG; receipts 100 bushels Rye quiet:
No. ,, we. Hay steady; good 20 choice tim
%1c: do irir TO choice 27a?9c Eggs weak ut lli%c.
Coffee stcnly TIC 7/s
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Petroleum,

NEW YoKN. March 26.-Petrolcum opencd
firm md after moving up &c reacted 2sc and
closed steady. PENNSYLVANIA oil, spot opening
and lowest 56c: highest and closing 5jHc;
April option, opening At 555sc: highest 5Gc;
lowest 55Itc closing Ut aiSc; sales 5000 barrels
OH. City, Pa. March 9G.-OpencI and low.
est 55i{c: highest sc: closed at 5I4c sales sc go
barrels; clcaranccs 7OS,COO barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, March 26.-Opcncd and low.
est Ole; closed at 5j9zc highest JGc; clearnnces
5000 Darrcls NC
PfrrsBUDCU, Pa, March o6.-Opcncd Mt 55ilc.
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Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved,

(. From letter written by Mrs. Ada Z.
llurd, OF Groton, S. D., we quote: "NNas
taken with bad cold Which settled on
my Lungs, cough set in and finally term
mated i'll Consumption Four doctors
gave me up, saying could live but u
short time. l gave myself up to my
Savior. determined il | could not stay
with my friends on earth, Iwould meet
my absent ones above My husband
was advised to get DR.. Kings New Dis
covcrx Tor Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. ! gave it a trial, took in all eight
bottles; it has cured me, and thank God
] am now a well and hearty woman. .
Trial bottles free ut Logan Drug Co. g
Drug Store; regular size, 50 cents and 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-28

\ young woman expressed the sentl.
ment, Where ignorance is bliss It's
folly to be wives. "-Boston l,unscfpt.
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Il have been u sufferer irom asthma and
t.tarrh :Gr more than two years past. getting
most Of my sleep sitting up In bed o. reclining
IN chHlr have used one jug oil Radan's Nj.
cT1Oe Killer, and for the last three weeks have
lcyn sleeping naturally, suuuGly and swCetly us
lcEill. attributed my relief 10 tile remedy,
lEd heartily recommend II 10 any one suffering
from asthmutic or catGErhul trouble. Respect.
fully EDwIy Il. MoonE,
i,,l ~ 1 ,l,,;H ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-28

Ii thousands Of cases the cure OF a
cough is the preventive OF consump.
ton. The surcst cough medicine in the
world is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Sold by all dealers on guarantee OF
satisfaction. DIV
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~ Pennsylvania Stations.
VgE0nn6y|Vdnia Lines!
VIZ Trains Run By Central Time.

rIcKEr Orr. 5Es At PENNSYLVANIA STATIoS on
WATEn ST.. FOOT OF EhEvnSTu ST. WHEELING,
AT MCi.uRg HOUSE, WHEELING, AND At TIE
rESSsYLrhSD STATION, IiitIDoEpoRT.
SNurUvrrr SYSTEM" PAS HANDLE ROUTE"
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Weekly Bank Statement.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. March o6.-Opcncd at Sic
closed at 5j1Sc: highest Gc; lowest 5515c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-28

ELY's CREAM BALM is worth its weight
in gold as q cure for catarrh. One bottle
cured mes. a. LOWELL, Franklin, Pa.
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Fever and fluy CrrCd,

~ CheertUlly testify that after tafing Microbe
Killer ior fifteen days am entirely cured. ri.
Ter being siCE Two years with malariS fever. a:ld
during which lime ! contracted other diseases,
IlS etc. was attended lNrIn;: this time by
thee OF the best doctors Of the city without:
tSleHt. WV. D0nERTY,
40 celeste St. New orlgnns, L. F."
M. Radam's Microbe Killer
Cures all Diseases by Re-
moving the Cause.
Send @.Clnt stamp for IS.pagc circula. and the
A!crobc War shows whit disease Is and VIVA. tho
fe@edy mus! be- aud do, TO cure 1t. Read it. cir.
cIIIte it Hnd You will bless the discovorer 70.
taY!n% your lie. Address
RADhI'S IICR0BE KILLER,
Nashville, Tenn,
or logan Drug Co AGENTS. Wheeling. ". IN.
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NEW foRK, March o6--Flour receipts %, 900
barrels; exports 1900 barrels: market dull and
weak; sae3 1900 bar,eiA Wheat, receipts ST.
wy bushels; exports l2,0W bushels: sales $780,
900 bushels OF futures and 1900 bushels OF spot;
No. ) red gSc: nngrGdcd red 9llIcuSi Of: options
easy and lower; No. red March 9j1sa9G1 gauge:
April gji4a9G'&d95ll!c; May !l,HnoSsa 9g;sc: June
Disagl ,@a.Uiac; Juy 9la1l7sa5lc: August sofa
glt4agOl;c; September 91agJ5 faatc: December 9$c
Rye dull; western SSaglc. Corn receipts 40. OOO
bushels; exports 5000 bushels: sales $1,000
bushels OF futures and $4,000 bushels of spot:
ungrGdeI mixed 4GGtg14c; April isc: May iGHc;
June l5}6e: July ijj6c; Oats, rernints 1900
bushels: exports &c bushels; Salos 7OOGO bushels
OF futures mud 7gO)) bushels OF spot: market
dull aud easier: April and My ai}sc: June SIC:
spot No; white BIC: mixed western 3;aA;e Hay
tirn: shipping 1jc: good to choice SOcasl o.
Hops dull; iac:ic coast l9a2l1sc. Coilce steady:
5als points down. Sugar steady. Molasscs firm.
New Orleans 2jGsjc. Rice firm Tallow dull nt
FAC; R0Sin dull; strained common to good 5. IS
al TO- Turpentlne quiet ut G7Lc Eggs weak;
western w Pork steady; old mess 50 5OnlO 90:
new DO Sll O0all 50; extra prime Ell 80. Cut
meats quiet. Lard iirlner; western steam. March
aud My Sdjj; July 81 Is. Butter quiet: west.
eIn dairy. new lSa@!c; creamery eOa29JSc.
Cheese steady
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CIScISSATI. O., March ?6.-Flour easy Wheat
stronger: No: red y2c: receipts 5,OOj bushels:
mixed iOi%c. Oats firm: No mixed :JvJic I've
firm; No.2 90G, Pork nOmlnala Mt SO q. Lard
quiet ut 81 o. Bulk meats 81 t. Bacon firm M
50 10 Whisky quiet at 81 II. Butter, sugar and
IJrJrs nj NJ 11n1I
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direc. routo 10 Marietta. parkcrsbur:. Poia.
Pleasant; Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth AMI
Cincinnati. AiSo 10 Charleston Clifton Forsa
mud StAua.on. Va. and Lexington and Louts
vile, ny.
Time Tabla effective Deceinhcr6. 1891. Fl
eDiI4. + Nv pS rnE Sunday 10. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-28
Metals.

New YoRK. March od.-Pig iron quiet; Amer!.
can s1i T5al6 2j Copper quiet; lake Si2 10
Lead dull; domestic 81 .. Tin strong; straits
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Thu Features OF tho Money anil Stock
Ninr.tnts

Thu Features OF tho Money anil Stock
Siarisct.
New roRK, March 2G.--IIoucy OIL cali easy
at lIza2 per cCut; Inst loan per cent; closed
offered at per cent, Prime mercantile paper
iaGpet cent. stcEllugtcxchAugc que, but steady
Mt 81 S6aisS Sales were ls0,5Gl skates
Tho stock market to-day was qulG. for the
general list. but especially active for n few
shares rs usual oil late, and while tho curly denl
lnss presented comparatively firm front, the
advances were nearly all IN Il few stocks, and
later dealings were marked by Scvers pressure
70 sen, which no! only wiped ont the few curly
ADVANCES, but In the weaker sba7eS caused ma.
icrlal losses. whiclf an Unexpectedly favorable
n,hiiS statement was pOwcrlgSs 10 check. While
henuiliB showed ,lnloubtGd evidence Of support
nGu Now England, Northern Pacific preferred
nnu New others showed II tendency 10 advance,
tue rg1t Of the market under tho lead Of Rich.
mOnd Il West Point securities developed droop.
ing temper which. with the renewal Of the
bear pressure In I'll Q last hour, became positive,
~ weaker and sucli CQrly advances rs had been
icGored were entirely wiped out Inc market
closed unsettled and generally weak at or near
tue lowest prices Of the day.
a, Railroad bonds moderately active. Sales 81 OIL.
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Cotton.

GISclySArl. O., March 90.-cotton steady; mid
ding nc. :
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Wheat weak; No. . red March 96I5ag7c; April
gj]sHg.c: May 9iAa9t!4c; June 921Iia!t!NIc. Corn
firm; No. mixed March. April and Nav i,iIIa
3pft3tlc: No. . white March 3S5in3Gsic; APRIL
;Gas12G: May $6tinSGilc; June SG4c:. Eggs dull |;
PENNSYLVANIA trsts l4C
TOLEDO. o. March 26-Whcat steady; No. Q
cash and May sShc; June size; July Sjl%c;
August s;34c. Corn dull and steady NJ :9c. Outs
quiet; eush 3Osgc. I've dull: cash Sic. Clio.
versceh dull; prime cash and March 81 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-28

,ji baSsaso checked through to destination .:
Le vi ~ EoV y 49, General Passage. pi.
a. J. BA.DY Assstsu: Gonosa, pAyyo,-o. !,
Agent parkcnburg. W, Va '''" - ''t'Senso'
w y. JOHNSON Passenger Agent Wheeling /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-28

WtckIy hunk Statement,
NEW, York. March 2i.-Thc weekly bank state.
mcntshows the following changcs:
Reserve. increase =. ..... 80 80. 81 ,s07 lo5
Loans, decrease. ,9Ii 800
Specie
Legal tenders, acknowledgements. 7l6.G00
Deposits. i,lS7, 200
Circulation $500
The banks now hold lS,007,i75 In excess Of the
rcQuirementSo OF the - per cent rule.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-28

CHICAGO, ILL.,. March GA two cent tumble
n wheat WIS part OF the entertainment Oil the
board OF trade to-day. The lack OF any appear
hiicc OF blood on the moon was whit first upset
wheat Opening trades were nj about Que cent
decline und the slide FROM there dOwr was III.
most without check. Cables were wofuly disan y.
pointing. "holGerS unable 10 sustain the I'D.
vancgs continental crop prospects improy.
Ing. mo confidence In present prices and
such GlYiccs coming thick MS leaves. The re,
ceipts from the northwest were heavy The fail.
ure In London OF Il prominent firm OF iron man.
uf0eturers completed the list Of tho bOurscs fac.
tors, while moist mild weather throughout the
Wlntef wheat country was used as complete
fore
Corn active and higher.
Oats were strong aud iuirly active to-day.
Provisions steady. '..f
Flour dull and weak.
WnEAT-Cnsh No.. " spring ne: No. 8 spring
ihc: No. Free SiuSiIEc: March 7SAuS0a97llc; May
soi4aSl1INS0Hc: July SiIkaS2I%uSlj4c.
CoRN-CaSh No. .. 3gc; March So ,a59I za39c;
My 3g1 q i0llsnlOllIc: June 3s1I5aaS7saSsIc.
OArs-CnSh No. >, 2SliIzc; May gS4a29}> fa29c;
June 81 15a.Sjj su2siSc.
RYE-NO. ., 1SlSc.
BARlEi-No. ., Sc
FLAXsEED-97l%c
TIMOTHY SEEp-Sl onnl 20
Mss PoRE-CGsh $40 12IIsalOl5: March SO l2lIa
al0 1910 10; May $40 l5alOo7 $alU mi.
l.AED-Cash Sc -; March s. IL 4a6 iOa6 %; May
3 G2H
SllouLnrns-sl 5Oai 80; short clear Sc 10.
WHIsEY-Sl H.
Others unchanged.
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SHG FHHKoISUU, Cil;S
.GQi&yI!is, .S. Asl3l.GRx GR,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE,


&C. sAS Francisco. Dec. 2s-Tne vegetable mar.
Aes Was well supplied this morning. and a num.
oes Oh early varieties were offered New no,a.
- Toes came In from Half Moon bay and sold a,
~ cents per pound. String beans came in
rom the same place aud sold at l2l.aoc per
pound sweet potatoes held firm
business was dull in the fresh fruit and
prices were all weak except for choice varieties
Oh applet Mandarin oranges were in good de-
nano. but California stock was dull Mexican
ZINES were firm. 4 few grapes and late yarie-
SLOW ~Ao
Produce receipts-Flour, 1900 quarter sacks.
"neat. a.Uoo eentals: barley. 2.0O9 centals: oats
oso centa.s: potatoes. 800 centals; brandy
i'pS1 gallons wine. 80, coo gal oua
Itour-Famiiy extras, $a9oGg4 90 per barrel:
osHeFs ext as, $3.e: auperfine, 81 e0i13 TO-
=, .eas-So snipping. M26H per GENITAL: mill.
iH1 grades. *l2ss4di.s 30 per GENITAL
baf.ey-reed. st1zGG771zc per GENITAL for dark
coast; sss4c Tor good quality; SOC for choice:
proving. aI1321se per centAl; Cheyaler. q 1sa
II. per GENITAL Tor standard: 6oc0g&l for lower
s oossts-surprise, sL4snL5o: milling, slsso
lss fancy feed. sl.s71 ,04l 10: good to ehoics
s &c sLsS0IS; Of gradss, $LlUfoSl25: black.
sLosgi.lo Tor common: &LI2I1f1I15 for choice
tor SEED; gray, N2St9l.a0; Ecu, sL2lla0sl % per
Corn-e7l5c0sI for ,arve yellow. 3, osxas, oe,<
ior small yellow; si0Lo71s per GENITAL for White.
CALL BOARD
Call -Wheat-Buyer MAY. s,arzn
co.l.. ci O. hsis; December,
Barisy-May. s2szesa7sc. closing, s7,.c.
.Dsaita-Sight. % per cent Sterling hills
saaeo1s; sight. $4s9; commercial, $4sS Silver
o@tSsz1sc; Mexican dollars, 650D66lsc
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GENTLY hardy to stand our winters in the
open gronnd with ont protection. for
towering In pots they are UNSURPASSED
Inc flowers are very large, horne on long
coors.
For winter bloom John Lewis Childs. in
his manual on popular bulbs and their
culture. from which the accompanying
cut Is reproduced, says that they require
only to be ported, four or five in a 5-lnrh
pot, and treated like hyacinth or crocus.
lie gives the following general directions
for pot culture OF bulbs: Set the bulbs
Just below the surface OF the soil, so that
they will be entirely covered; water well
and set away in any cool. dark place tn
make roots. Then, after remaining a
month or longer. they can be brought out
Tor blooming. BY bringing out few pots
at dineTent times succession of blooms
can be kept up al winter. When brought
ont Tor bloom, place in a light, sunny
window and water frequently
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Fiowering Bulbs In Pots,

Bulbs are important winter boomers for
window culture, they are easily cared for
ana sure to bloom abundantIy. In addi-
ton to the well-known hyaclnths, tulips.
crocusess, ETC., are the comparatively new
xias. triteiarias. albums, freesias and thes
icaiochortus The freesias and triteIaria
bloom several weeks in mdwinter.
Inc caiochortus depicted in the cut il
also known by the name of California or
butterfly tulip. These flowers are, in fact
ne tives of California. While not suffi.
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VII pay the above reward for an
Lver Complaint. Dyspsps;a sex He.1ayy, csss o.
surs w.s sWvns.pa,ion or Cossiveness we canno,
direesso- sSesaeie Livcr PILLS. when ne
ION sugar co.,. eae never ~. 70 ve .aisiss
~ % couuterseiss and imita,iora The -.ar.se
FLU: u,LEITA1AD q cAwLEr. eos Fron, ~
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Tacoma Grain Market

iacokA, Dec 2S,-tspeeial The grain mar
|tet was little stronger today Quotations.
ABOUT eoc for club AMI zoe for blue stem. Al.
|nough there are no sellers Mt present ,rics.
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FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
IN one hour and twenty FIVE minutaa
THE STEAMER FLYER.
.,a" lne oeen rebuilt. is the finest passenss,
trips. Seattle Tacoma route. as follows:
TAKING EFFEcr
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.
Leave Seattle $50 a M, l:3o %. m. and ann,
sharp. Daily except Sunday
Leave Tacoma 1880 a. m. 1850 q m and a,ao
p III. sharp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS:
Leave Tacoma q m. and .. m. shar,
Leave seattle $3.50 a m and D. m sharn
Landing At n. p wharf, Tacoma And Con-
s'si dock. foot OF Marion street, Seattle
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- LIVERPOOL, Dec. 23.-wheat-Demand fair.
NO. req winter, steady, 5s 61ad: No ? red
spring. steady, IS Iol5d.
n Iofn-Damaud ia r; spot. steady at IS I'd:
per, hrm at Is I'D; January, new, firm at
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The ARLINGTON.
Nancy Everett J Howard Nashville
n Edhiohds y * A l. Roberts, kirkwood
L Snow. Everatt II + LsnestoD yirroris
h koener. Portland Boyd, Mt Vernon
q II Hack, tanttaiis II L Weiumau tlsk II
" : Bennett. L Gamble ] u E!Eev t,ifr
ane3. Edisou X IL smith. do
) toiassocA, Helena " Howafih. Everett
i iurhhel!, tairhyn Crawford. Mt Vernon
alexander. cedro III II Cole. Brisytew
\ ffesssnssn. sauA I Carlyle 4 w. Fiaaigo c
q W logsie City Miss Jennie s,srlyle do
An Artistic Display.
Every body has 10 stop and sd uaire the beau,i.
'ni windo" display Of diamonds 81 Frisch Bros,
~ Front street
Union Coal Company. Telephone I5a
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL
BREADSTUFr.

LONDON. Dec. 23-Bsr silver, SD. Con-
sois, sassd Bank of England discount.
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4 ~ ~--.sss-.-ssl
~ ORDINAye%
ssrs and peddiesN
<aIaie s blloM.
| Ira obsaIninx s
lner prescriSss
therefor into -
tue rates hses.S
sfson shall IS
sA'nss, nah, $50
pad by pedxs,.s
: per day.
:'o n,n.s siIks -
=, cloths. ru1 ~.
y. ten eiollWs - :
= LIZ ,or one OF mse
res re- books. mss.
~ An newspApere q
and no licess.
. Tor any ners.S
Or eame. ave d.,
=, oe procured -.
e snail be tss.,sS
%. = less sum tSss
p butter, e1n -
ger Than milk. -.
! ase DC procured a.
one time ave ~
lubricatInyMf -
use be procurediN1
one time. ten 49,
!, that no such ~
unlees the sanss
IN iron taur
q not particuleu-
3ectton, i've doii
or Offering for -,
Ing the same ~
feet, highway
euctioneera.
. any nlusIcaf
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-IVuHecW Win boat for Suohomieh Cnrr....
Win steamer Bailey 0atxert for Tecoma eS
Trips daily including Sunday
To take effect Monday. september IN
oEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvYoAr Yo~ m
CAAVD TROUP. FRANK ". 0ooDHUE
Urea
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2a-The stock MARIE,
iotay was less active than of late Tha tan,
oeacy oi prices In early trading was upwar,
TIE most marked advance being in Mauhst,sr
20 ~ the highest price attained since The Ia.s
'fFus v. Field lifted the quotation to lis in on.
Position to the wishes OF the Gouid-sace Inter
ssts, and which resulted in a subsequent dron m
nearly ite points in the stock. Pacific Mail rose
Il on rumors of an impending settlement q,
.as ainerences between that company and the
Iaaaina railroad. Tho general list i'm
Eosed = TO = per cent. The rise
ss checked by heavy selling movement.
samaritan reached iss per cent and the gen.
ssi ilst declined 70 Ia closing At about the
iosess hgure OF the day. The volume of hnsi.
Tess was actually small. The silver quotation
sss taueh discussed, aud good deal of appre-
asHsoh was feit considering gold exports
government bouds-steady
fsfo.eum-Duii and steady at s2ssc
SILVER EXPORT
sE" FORK, Dec. 2S-Two hundred ana tuan
sase thousand ounces of silver have bean or
esea 'or export tomorrow. 1t il not expee,as
'aat any gold viii be shipped
BAR SILVER
NEW YORK. Dec 2a--Bar silver. sec.
FINANCIAL
: money on oaii-C!osed offered at 4 mar cs,,
.iIa'e mercantile paper. 5Ge6c. Sterling ex.
and steady; {4sss.fds s6iL for
'''s'das bills; stsss49sL ssS4 for demand
BONDS
;, NV YORK. Dec. 2&-Closing:
r IS reg l,..-. Ii2AiU : "a (reg.1. 100
- :. .-1.ay,s 4
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS

pnfins tho past twenty-four hours good. and
i me'ehandise have been shipped iron. seattle In
% io..osing amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
sahe, AZ tons: toiumbia & Puget Sound. as iona.
u NJ. Sorthern. 20 tons. BY water-WaI1.
49, 49,, 10 'ous CITY of Topeka. n tons; Fair
lasca. 10 tons: Monticello. 2s tons: MuIt-
NUM- u. II tons: J. K. Mcdonald, IS tons: Puget
soaaa d Alaska Steamship Company's boa.s' e
tohs lesai shipments, LIZ tons ="
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MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcErprs

I.odnee anu merchandise have been reeeivad
s tine port OF Seattle during the past twenty.
enc. o;s to1s; Columbia 4 Puee, sound. N tons
urea Notthcrn, ID tons. BY waser-Fairhayen
b IONS. Aontce. 10. tons; Muitpomah n fons.
puget Sound Alaska Steamship comnanx,.
eoats, 10 tons. Total receint. 7fo tons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
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