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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16.-There Is nothing
new in the vegetable market today. Garden
beans are firm. Tomatoes did fairly we'll Green
peppers were q drug ON the market Potatoes
were unchanged.
The demand Tor table grapes fell OF today and
prices were lower. Strawberries came In light
ana the demand was SLOW for them. Wine
grapes meet with very little demand and the re-
ceipts were small. Good apples were scarce,
and the market is loaded with inferior stock.
Butter of ell grades is easy, with prospects for
higher rates. II the dry weather continues. Eggs
were steady.
Produce receipts-Flour, 1900 quarter sacks:
wheat. 1900 centals; barley. 10000 centals; corn,
1900 centals; potatoes, 1000 Sacks beans, 5000
sacks: bran, 1000 sacks; rasins. 5000 boxes:
Four-Fsmiiy Extras. e ;a y, per- barrel;
bakers extra. s. 9OtG4; superfine, 81 60ta3 10.
>, Wheat-shipping wheat, $l.3o for No. l quail
fty; $L3lL per GENITAL for something better;
milling grades, $i.Sss Gl3Gl4 per Genital.
Battlefield. Sl1at1ooc Per Genital for dark
coast; s614go7}2e lor good quality; soc for
choice: brewing, 95c0Dsl per GENITAL; Chevalier,
sl159lEls per Genital for standard; 9Oc@sl for
lower grades.
oats--surprise, sI45@L5o; milling, sl.s5al. 10;
81 3e9l.35: off grades. 81. l0teL25; black, Sl05g
LIS for common; 81 171z9l. 80 lor choice for seea
gray. 81. 21gl 80; red, sLl4z(0l 20 per GENITAL.
LIZ for small yellow; $lL5(gL2O per GENITAL for
white.
Wool-Spring Eastern, 10017c; Valley Oregon,
1Sg2Oc; fail, Southern lambs, good to choice, SO
zoe; plains, 69sc; mountains, free. 9olOc; de-
ieciive. Sa9c; Northern lambs, free, l39l5c; de-
tective, lC@l7c.
CALL BOARD.
Call board sales: Nheat-Decem Der, 81 325ZG1
133 closing $L321s4; May, 81 3GssGL 36ss; closing,
$3363s.
BarIey-December, sSj4@S91sc; closing, s911.c.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight, 1711c; telegraphic, 22lS. Sterling
biils-Bank. Aspa; sight, s4s71z; commercial,
6Xn6J 70
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Hawaiian Sugar Industry in Bad shape.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 15.--The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Ha-
waiian Consolidated Sugar Company was
held here today. President John ID.
Sprec.kels made a report in which
he stated that the yield of sugar
in the Hawaiian islands during the
past year had been reduced, owing to
drouth, to less than 5000 tons, and thar
owing to the tariff on sugar a low range of
prices prevailed, the average being $50 net
per ton, as against an average of so the
preceding year. The loss of income dur
ing the past year was not less than $685.
900. Payment of dividends had not only
been impossible, but the company had
been obliged to borrow $500, 900 to enable
them to carry on the work of saving the
growing crop. There remains balance of
$i66, 900 of this loan in the treasury, but it
will all be exhausted in harvesting the
crop. The crop of 1898. according to the
latest reports, has been already re-
duced 1900 tons owing to the
drouth. The bondhoiders, he stated,
would serve notice of foreclosure,
and as he could see no way of meeting
their demands and putting the company
on a firm basis for the future, he could
only recommend the surrender to them
OF the company's property. The report of
the secretary was read, showing that the as
sets of the company aggregated S.. 932. 900;
liabilities, $4,000 The stockhold-
ers discussed the presidents report,
and decided to pay the company's in
debtedness as far as possible and
continue operations, looking to congress
to adopt more favorable tariff legislation.
The board of directors, consisting of John
Spreckels. A. ID. Spreckeis, Claus Spreck-
els. II. L. Dodge and John l.. Foster. were
aa1a tai
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cred the loss and closed steady at the top. 10
higher than yesterdays close. Receipts were
256,00o bushels: shipments, $4,000
Wheat-steady: cash, 7Issc; December, $50
Coru-digner; cash, 4lj2e; December. AJsc.
0ats-sIrong; cash, sic; December, &c.
Rye-i9j2c.
Rariey-bSc.
Flax-si.GS.
Timothy-sl9-.
Whisky-sl.ia
Pork-Strong; cash. Us: December, 81 TX.
Lsfd-strong; cash, s.; January, $73a
shoulders-s7 5Ed7 81
Short csesr-s7. 7s{1- 50
Short ribs--stroag; cash. s7.25; January,3.oc1<.
CHICAGO LIVE sTocE.
CHICAGO, Nov. l6-Cattle-Receipts, 1900;
dull and lower except for best natives; pnSms
to extra natives, sJ{el90; Others. s. C(oi 81;
Texans. s2CG2so; Westerns, s50si IS; stockers,
S.7jle&10
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; SC lower; rough and
common, SS.16s5.35: packing and shipping,
s3Sa9a55; prime heavy and butchers weights.
$o5sgo. 20; assorted light, s55AGa6o; light
mixsi, "a 58a4a
sneep-ksceipts. 9.00o: lambs, lower; sheep,
STEADY: natives, 81 75G5i25; Westerns, Sas5(4
465; Texans, SiS@i60
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CITY NOTICES.


NoIttE OF SAL. OF LOCAL IMPROVE r.
~ ment bonds-SotIce is hereby g ven that tile
CITY council, a. the agent OF local improye ment
district No 81 created by ordinance NJ .3D9. for
Ge improvement of Broadway aud DeEorress
streets from fesler avenue to the south line of
Oak street, has authorized and directed the issu-
ance OF bonds Of raid s0c4i Improvement district
No. -, In the name Of the city of Seattle. aggre-
eating the principal sim OF eleven thousand eight
hundred Dinety-three and 33-i00 dollars (sll.-
se3.33}, which bonds shall be in the form pre-
scribe therefor by ordinance No. 1919, shall he
payable ten years after their date and shall he
sixty fogr in number: Ten thereof being for the
principal sum OF dive hundred dollars fs5OO1 each
ten for the principal of two dred and ff,y
dollars $3.50 each forty three for the principal
sum Of one hundred dollars q .00) each ard one
for the principal sum Of nnety-ihree and 49, 100
dollars (sy3 33l, and shall bear interest at the rate
OF per cent. per annum, payable semi-annualiy
AT the Office OF the city treasurer. md said bonds
will be sold to the CHEST bidder therefor a, the
office Of the city comptroller IN the city hall Of
the city Of Seattle, at p m on saturday, De-
cember the 18th, 1892 At the time and place
named said bonds viii ne public offered and sold
10 the hixhest bidder, but In no case hall said
bonds be sold for ess than par. The same shall
tear date on the day which they are sold
j. Il CO RSDS, City Comp:roIieY
Dated Seattle. Wash. November L. 1892
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS,
NEW YORK STOCK yxCBAyeI

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANah
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-specuia alton IA again
less active The bears triad hard to depress
prices, bu, were not vsryVsuccessful, thong b
Reading. Chicago Gas, Sugar, Atchison, Cotton
Oil. New England and Missouri Pacific each
yielded about per cent The close was dull to
literally firm.
Government bonds-IOwer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 52I5c bid
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered, 3
per cent Prime mercantile paper. sos per
cent Sterling Exehange-Strong: Ae4x for
sixty -dsy bills. $iS6k for demand.
BAR SILVER
NEw YORK. Nov. I&-Bar silver, eIze.
BONDS.
Q. S fsregis!ered llilzlU. g. 2's registered loo<
u. s. Escoupona. slziPacifc 6s ......... lO71s
srnrys
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MERCHANDISE,

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Qnlet and weak.
Coffee-options closed strong. S to 30 m
Sales were 1850 bags. including December.
SIS 7ogl5so; January, sI5s9ia7O: March. Sls -,
Gl35. spot Rio-Aore active and fruer; No
:. lF.c.
sugsr-Raw-Dull; refined, quiet and steady.
Copper-Fifm; Lake, sILSEGtL9l
Iead-Dall; Domestic. $3.50 bid.
11n-Closed weak; straits, So. 40t11 So
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Boston, Nov. lG-C!osing:
Atchison .......... s7ssBuriington.. ,o2ys
Mex Cen CON-. IA BELL Telephone. :. 2G
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Nov. l6-wheas-Unsettled, orensd
Nc higher stvanced szc more on free local buy.
ing. eased OF q triss en- frse selling by the
Northwest and prominent local trading. xecov.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

D1 y. 6. WEISS NERVE AND pRATN
= hEAIAENT, specific Hys,erla D!xzIaess
IT'S. NenrAga Headache, Neryeus Prosfr4tlo,
eaesea oy alcohol o. soaseco W AkefG!ness Nseu,.i
Oepfession, So.tean, vi Brain. CAUSING iasanitv
misery decay, death, Premature Old Age .srren
mesa Loss OF Power In either SEX Ira pctsncy Zen,
eofYaDa and al Female WeAsness.x Inyoluur.yv
Losses. rma:orrhGa caused By ove--exertion ~
Drain seiia5use, over tndulssnce. months treat
msh', a. ior % by mall We Guarantee six boxs,
written guarantee 10 refund no. cared Guarantees
issued only by LETTaEAD & CAwLEr Druggists
oole agents, sos Front 81. Seattle wash
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LEGAL NOTICES.

srtssHALs NOTICE OF sEIZURE-IN
NJ DE- district court OF the United -tases for the
x.sdks q Washington, Northern division In Ad-
rstay 20 81.
VArsSea o libel hath been fled in the above
sntsA eoust on the Itn day of November. a.
4 inlby II aghes, trave & HcMicksn, roctors
e - II John Hodson, master of the schooner
Ys6sa 4 San Francisco, for the owners thereof.
nr,tne ksteamer Harry Lynn, OF Tacoma. her
EAA agnes. tackle, apparel and furniture,
sIkd1f ID substance thai there is now due the
~ psknts for damage by reason of collision
M ~ said steamer Harry Lynn the sum OF
0pA and praying that the said steamer Harry
Hsa hef tackle ana appar Fl. may be condemned
MI u 10 pay demands of the iineliarts
Sos tberefore, in pursuance of the mohitfon
d u aid court to me directed ! have seized
~ iad steamer Harry .ynn, her boilers, engines.
nezle. apparel and furniture. a I'd do hereby give
pnde nJtce TO ali persons Claiming or Otherwise
ksyisx any interest n the said steamer AIRY
fsnn. her boilers, engines. tao lie. apparei and
f5rIufe. that they be aud appear be ore the said
ceus II seattle on the LIST day 81 December, =. u.
lse2 at 10 O'clock In the forenoon OF the same
81 he and there to interpose their claims and
xske their allegations in that behalf
THnNAS r. BROWN. u. S. Marshal
ByH. A. BIoFLow, DeputT.
Hnshes. s.ruve & McMicken, Proctcrs for Libel
hais
Dated ~ Seattle. November Is. 1892.
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BRElpsTUFFs.
Portland wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Nov. i6-l5pecial. Wv heat-Stag-
nsnt aud weak. Valley, sL20: Walls walla,
81 l2It per Genital. Receipts were II ,965 centals
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TkAI1E AND SHIPPIMr
AAS1ADA ~AANO tJAAAA - W.
Cx.11 NJ Tx E. A..
Gill NO improvement IA tAO
H. uLA
AOp MAJ AcCs
SOME cHOIcE oPECONS ROfICAr
a Local Dealer Claims tho Farmers
Arc BEING Mailed nv r.Ise Re.
ports OF High Prices.
TINY. r-.-,,u.,por -o,.x
-
HUH WATER Low WATER
- .. - - :.
- = -- - - - > - =
10 81 las Gle i1r5e as5 10 800 So
- -
Al rohF TOWNSEND
III. o. lilo us so 80 10 4 Is So
rx,,. e..,- ArILE, Nof, 40. ~
IAchanses at seattle, Tacoma and Portland
e'e1i'hs muses. toosy were:
CJecrnnccs EGidnces
seatue. .-............... $15i,070 8 s4s3io 90
Tortlano. .........-..-... 474ooo % $4,000 Cd
Tacoma. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l0,S7o 80 35,5i7 IL
The Top market Continues unehaused with
no ennaren, yrosnsc,s nj ;r,rrora,,o,, I. ,o,.I
dsa,sr go ra.,n.s... r NJ. 1904 a 80
1sn go SUI ses'eiuay va. ne had Just ooush'
-U oaies Vi strictly cnoice ofegohs at 70 cents
delivered on carsL He had an order for 100 bales
nlo'e' guy cou.o NOT nho any In washington Tor
90, la go. "a. eApes'eo his "sch' An
oisson "oaiu DC aoie 10 MI the order' however.
speaking OF the foreign market, the dealer said
the highest price paid in London this season
farmers conid mo. raaso, ON, Tor ,hemsaIva,
that the fan,Inu. -. ., - -
49, .aS...s'~ P.-os' SIM Va 'neiii law
ueea reporting as London quotations were aoso-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Nov. 16.-Rothschiids viii send an
other fi,5o0,0o0 IN gold to Russia next week.
Half has already been purchased. and il 10 ex-
pected the remainder will he secured without
having recourse to the Bank OF England.
Bar silver, 3Slsi. Bank OF England discount,
5 per cent
RRFApsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL Nov I6.-Wheat--Ofered moder-
atcly; No. red winter, STEADY, IS Sd; No. red
spring. steady. 6s Id.
Coru-Ofered moderately; srot, steady, a
21zi; November, steady, a. 2tad; December,
steady, As $40; January. steady, Is 4s1d
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n ". BAKER q CO.. BAKER 4 co.'s
Ii. Dock. foot of University street
STEAMER TINE TABLE4
THE STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Runs on the following time card. daily:
FARE To TACOMA. SO CENTS
o,ymp,. 1...'s $50 M l.eom. .n..v's $50 M
Tacoma. 80. 1000 q M. seattle. .....-12:OG noon
seattle....... 100 p M Tacoma. 800. 500 p. N
Tacoma. 800. $3.50 p III. OiympiA $3.50 p m
Connecting with boats for kamiichis and shsL
ton-
Baker q Co . Dock. foot u University street.
CAPTAIN I. WILEY, Master
eTRAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
TACOMA AND EVERETT.
Tine card In efYec, November I, 1854
NORTH BOUND
Leave Seattle 4:30 and 10 ?. m, daily.
Arrive fdmonds. 5:45 p m, daily.
Arrive MuckiIteo 8: 80 p. M. daily.
Arrive Everett, 6:53 and Zap. m. dat1E
SOUTH BoUNn
Leave Seattle. IL q m. daily.
Arrive Tacoma i p m, daily.
For freight rates and further information. aprly
to IL w. BAKER & CO.. Seattle, Wash
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rosrL.Nn eEArrLx vANcouvsA
Ffrst-class Steel Steamships
HAYTIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON.
Carrying freight and passengers leave every tea
DAYS For passenger and freight rsies, exact Sail
ing dates etc, Apply 10
IL W BAKER q Co. Agents
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pEoPLEB SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
BLOCK, seattle, W Ashingron Capital. sloe 000
ofceS - Boar d Trustees - Bailey aetxsrt
Pres dent; Jacob furth, Vice President: ArihuI
A. Denny, SECOND Vice President: James r. Hay
den. Manager. Cashier and Secretary; Frank I
Blodgcu. Assistant Cashier: l. sohwstacher join
Le @.!. VIM !. sH,.sy' Isha Collins M.c k.nse
Deposits received from dol ar 70 ten tbous and
dollars six per cent. Interest per an mum allowed
on term and our per cent on ordinary epoaitA
bivsasnds declared the las. day Of MAY and No
veIneer Loans made on real estate " approved
eollaleraie oniy.
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@A SEATTLE
~ ~ MEDICAL and SURGICAL
&9 DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY. .

Drs. Merrill & Merrill.
The most widely and f&vorably known specialists
ON the Pacific Coast. The doctors are regular
graduates from the University OF tie City Of New
York and of Long Island college Hospital. Brook
Iyn New YORK and their long experience, remark
alb e skill and universal success In the treatment
and cure OF Chronic diseases entitle these EN- nens
physicians to the full confidence Of the afflicted
everywhere. ,,
in many cases that have been pronounced hopeless
CEsSFULLY, cure QUICKLY aud PER-
DISEASES, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX
UAL DISORDERS, PILES, FISTULA AND
RECTAL ULCERS. SYPHILIS, GOSoRRHEA,
GLEET, Spermatorrhra Seminal Weakness, Lost
Manhood. Night Emissions, Decayed Facultiea
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. CatArrh, bronchitis.
Asthma Tuinors, Eruptions, salt Rheum and
ScrufulA HY DKOCELE, NAkICOCE LE and
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured with on.
pain or detention from business and cures guaran-
Seed.
All defornities And mpedImenis to marriage
A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for tbs
awful effects OF early ice aud the numerous evils
that follow in its train.
Long experience with unparalleled success II
the best evidence of a doctors skill.
DISEASES OF WON f. y also receive special
attention. Consult personally the OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast, or write, sending stamp. Consultation
free and confidential fremont Block, Ga
Front Street. Seattle.
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PORT GARDNER ROUTE
STE NJ r 4 q X Il . q
Leaves Seattle daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1850 m
Arrives everett ally. 40 m
Leaves Everett da ly............--..... s:so IL
Arrives seattle daily. % m
leave. s<aft!e daily ........,.........l2l5 p.
Arrives Everett dai. y............--.... 2;to IN
Leaves Everett daily Observation-Disclosures. 40 p M
Arrives Seattle Observation-Disclosures. <:30
T..x., ser,fi. W. 1900 p m
Arrives Everett 80. lI;le M
Leaves Everett sn,..y 100 IN
Arrives Seattle eaA1As 1880 y. IL
Connects with boa. for Snohom:sh ConnecA
with steamer Bailey GatEert for tacoma
Trips daily including sunday
To take effect Monisy. September -.
srATTIE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
CLAuD TROUT. FRANK ". GooDHJ z,
Pres Secy.
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.r1s REED, 80 JAMES sTREET-FA' r.
NJ massage for all bIemishes the skin. such a.
.soe ffeekies, mothers mark, wrinkles. moth
.sarAes c. etc; Germs tr aed: hair dyeing .
sss4sIliy agent for the Imperial hair regenerator.
49, taasht the art of face massage
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STEAMERS.
Fly ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
II enc hour and twenty-five minutsA
TIE STEAMER "JLYER'
Having been rebuilt ID the finest passenger
trips, Seattle Tacoma route. - follows:
TAXING .yyBc7
THURSDAY. sKPTENBER Ii
Leave Seattle $50 q m. 1:30 p. m. and 900 p N.
sharp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma 7 80 a m. 1880 q n. and $3.50
p m. sharp. Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS:
Leave Tacoma a m. and p. m sharp
Leave Seattle $3.50 q NJ and p. N. sharp
Landing at n. p. wharf, Tacoma, and Conner
cial dock. foot OF Marion street. Seattle.
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RAIL WAYS.
O9Icx FINE TO SAN rRANcIsoo
And Al points IN
CALIFORNIA
Va me Mt Shasta route Of ~
souTHERN PACIFIC CoNPANH
The oaly route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
Ts ~ points
EAST AND SOUTH
s.s scHse nourr tn. PAcr,ss ssAsA
Ezssr''s. askss TO Los A..s:S,:s end 'ss.n re.
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERA
PULLMAN sEcoND-cLAss SLEEPING oAns
Attached TO express trains .6orains superior -
sommodA'ions fos second class passengsfA
Fer rates. tickets, sleeping car ressrvasioaA
etc, call upon or address
s1on4 \. aEAHAM, pi..r!e. P...:ac:r 49,
4 = RooERa. Assistant General yrsasAs -
Io1ooo0oe Assent Portlaad. o.
cattle Montana Railway. Fairnavsn southern
Railroad. New Westminster southern
Railway.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT JULY ~. 1894
TO AND FROM
.verett Marysvile, stanwood. Mt Vernon. Fair
haven, New Whatcom. Blaine and
South Westminster.
rains leave seattle ........-......"... e:30 q m
rains arrive seattle $50 p. N.
Through carr between Seattle and South West
instef connecting with electric line for Van
" coRBETT Agent
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CeATTYR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE
- The new fast and comm o1ioGs steamer
ClTY r A. hDEES, - -
Carrying passengers and ns!xaL viz 49, a1p
folio stuz scnsdale DAILY, Krcrrr 81 :, ~.
TACOMA MeNeill's island and olympia sonEsS aug
Nth oea,s - and from shelton AND hsmIsSN -
leaves CIV cocr seattle. ~ 20 IN y. ~
49, T.com. a. 10 20 a m arriving o. fercivae
wharf Oh, sipia al 20 F. IN fetst !. 8 20
Olympia 81 = 90 Z m: Asconss- o-SV p 49, "
rive al seattle 80 p N .,.,-r,- ,,.r.-,-
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DoRr ANGELES, PORT TOWNSEND. DUN.
seasxs and seat is route
TINE cASo
Fas, Passenger and freight Propeller
&oNTICELLa
Commencing Tuesday, November l. 1899.
Leaves daily except Monday - follows: Sestse.
"a N: Townsend 10 so: arrives PORT Angeles
n n. Leave Port ApEeses $50 p m; Port
fo~nsena ,. m; arrives Seattle 1880 O. m
landings CITY Deck. Seattle; T1oSafs DOCK. fost
HAIGh BROA
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lJOkT ORCHARD
Navy YARD Route Bremertoa. SIDNEY
AID Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
leaves foot Of Warrington street daily except
sunday. at Q Is a m and $3.50 p n The e:i3
g. NJ "Trip includes head o. Port Orchard. ExeGr
stou parties eau DC sccou4iIi ia = CA Sundaya
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Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Dsv Coaches
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Scotia St
Paul and Chicago without changa Conneosioas
for Ill points In the United states ADD Canada
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THE OCCIDENTAL

Go see the monster whale at n. p. depot Fri
day and Saturday.
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CLEANERS.

STEAMERS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP coxPANY-
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows:
FOR san Francisco. via Port Townsend and vle-
tcs1s nt D p M passengers received IN board asa
p m' november 8. 8, l3. Is IS and az
For Alaska November and 2a
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puest ecuna
ports al . IA. November S. 10. Is. TO- - and 50
Tickets may BE- obtained .. the oncs Of the com
pAny' ~ Ocean dock Seattle.
GooDAL4 PERKINS q CO.,
General Agents. San francesca
J. u. JOHNSON. P. s supr Seattle
IAcoSsEa ROUTE
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN.
day at p M. for Ecmonds. Clinton. Tulalip.
Browns Point, Langley. Coupevilie. san de FucA
leaves Laconner q 10. for Seattle, covering same
route. T. GREEN. Master.
RELLINGHAx BAY INSIDE ROUTE
whatcom and sehome. Fairhaven, sanish, An
acortes, Fidalgo City, Utsalady, Coupevills Lang
ley, Clinton, EduondS
STEAMER wASCO
Leaves Merchants dock Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at o'clock q m. Tickets for sale
~ City Ticket flee S0A second street
EVERETT AND sNOHoMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hatheld's wharf Tuesdaya Thursdays
and saturdays NJ a. for tdmonds, Mukilteo
Everett, Marysvilie, Lowell and 5nohomish
FARE TO Ev RETT, Goa
TO SN0E MiSH 75c.
BANKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-24

WhCro there are plenty Of bins Rural
New Yorker correspondent advises plac-
ing In the grain bins freshly burned soft
brick that had not yet absorbed any
moisture. II the grain ia very damp
use one to the bushcl and the bricks will
absorb the moisture In the gruin so that
the latter will become quito dry. II no
freshly burned bricks are at hand, any
soft burned ones will do IL placed ON n
FIRE until they have become cherry red.
Let them cool, no that one can distribute
them well down among the grain. Select
clean bricks and brush OF any sand or
dirt that may BE- on them. This will
do for u few hundred bushels; but large
elevator binfuls can be bost dried by
aerating, by elevating and handling the
grain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-24

An English authority, who highly rec
ommends crossbred fowls for practical
purposes, designatos tho following APP
proved crosses;
For Table Fowls-Indian game ork-
ing, old English game. Dorking, Indian
game.la Fleche, old English gaIno.la
Fleche.
For Laying MinoTcas- Black
Hamburgs, Minorcas-Leghorns, Minor
cas.Houdans, Lcghorns white prefer.
red Black Hamburgs, Leghorns.Hou-
dams, Loghorns-Scotch Grays.
For General Purpose Fowls (winter
layers - Langshans.Leghorns, Lang
shans- Mjnorcas, Plymouth Rocks.Lang-
shans, Plymouth Rocks-Wyandottes.