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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07

ecAIEs-Hsvs . Fssrhaass plssfss1. ~
e ss.s sa as.: esussss: 8 ~ essk % lisa,
RorE-oosk:ng,-nmlIss. r< iseA e.a
thssaA. re: ssssL y. asd isrsa. o: n-sAsssA.
Ns' ... sns S,s.ssd. iss: sasrsd iasa yss1 ssAi.
wfkE-Gssvanszed paaia seaee. 50 ~: block
plasa. . %: sa:rsaissd barhea isses. s0fse
.nxwARE--r.sssa. q px e.ni -. ss..psa.
- ~ es1f eG
sRASiTE.AEE-xss sas ~ ps< esat OF
p9nnkg1.fsF -; = $3.50
rUWDEH-klohoaagl- blasting. pr keg.
" - Per cea1. dynamits powder and sosesy
sse - ssss; cs..pls. .sd 5usss:
PAees.at. e pr kse: 1esd snss. 81
-. sHs0si, g. sL0 per hag; buck
L oss, zrssxSTsxs. ETc
pss.sd, 81 . pr sai c1ai oa.-ssss. He: In car
tood ioes. u; extra. Lc: ke01ssghf z7c baik, ia
oaf1sia. ise. rsssi ssd Astral. iSsal easss. PEI
No ]. s.. nsssss osl-ss:isS, Htcsie: ss.. Sc:
nesssSoue. 81 Asehfno oil-RncsAe red. Ne.
nnyea sa9fne DE: ntgh spsel engine. Sc CT
n.ses. .oe. GasAass axis grease. e pr cas-;
IuErEsr1xE-tgossssp-r~ s.,. IS.
a White NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Coni<.
Grass SEED. SEED sRAix. Kfc
Ibeso prices 80 what 10 charged faSmses n
oesstss. buyer. havin9 20 pay shsis own freight:
GRASS skED-fBy the soek,-Timofny. &c pei
pound: red clover. Oe. white clover, S0e: Als3ks
eiovss. DC: sed top. ec. orchard grass, lscs rye
srs.s. Zoe: alfalfa. ise: lawn grass. ase-
eEED GkAIN-wheas. - psston: oats, IS:
enoaee extra. - per ton: barley. - PET ton:
peas, - pr pound: kuekwhoat. &C Per pound
PsStlaaA WAeas Market
PORTLAND. Jnas & -lspseiall - wAsat-
Steady and quiet Valley. SID: wasia waliA
VIE pr GENITAL Rscsspss were 10. 80 csntaiA
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9Ax TkAxcisco. June 6-Ths local merchan.
disc EaTkets sre eteedy, With demand quiet
The produces markets are unchanged.
Versailles AZ LARRY activ& Potatoes ars
steady. Oaioaa ere err.
Frssh fruit 81 ell kia1s u pasntiful.
Butter 70 weak. egg sss sseady sad ehssss =
dull
Poultry 70 dan and In Asayy supply.
TIE STATE o. Trade
Produce feestpes-fiouf. quarter sacks. u 800:
Oregon. s,5s4: Wsshin9son, ss7; wheat eeutais.
si.Ss': oeseon. Lscs; Washtnatou. aOs7: bafley.
Washinxton, 30: corn. centais. Al60: rye. sacks.
1!oSs: eeans. sacks. 81: potatoes. sacks.2.e42
iiour-IraAe Y Of small propoesicns and
pficea tor family extras. r. l11A0 per bol !:
oe1ers' extras. eAooDA %: supesane. q S061x %
Wheae-Wsaknese nas bsen . prominent Tea
sion has become more depressed this weck on
account OF the disturbing influences that pre-
vailed ct other ceutsfs. No. wheat has touched
bottom IL matter OF uncertainty. Buyers are
not anxious TO secure much grain even at the
low nxurs quoted Milling parcels shos .
strictly fancy iots bring - high - 81. 36i<.
while some trade n satis0ed with offerings that
can os bought q g. Ne1L xe5S per Genital. Prob
ABLY sLa would b tair quotation toe . really
Baslsy--The situation does NOT have psomis.
Ing outlook tor shs selling interest and stock
ga ssv eshsS ot0 COussueSuosy totkSt WAN buVy
were at the same time last year, while there
are good harvest prospects for . new crop. con-
signments Of which are now coming forward.
Prices iof feed qualities are necessarily weak
under such Circumstances. Old brewing OF
really desirable quality IL not over plentiful and
quotations for such stock are somswhat arm.
We quote: Fed. S2i1Q1sp<c Per Genital for good
duality. and sSc fos choice: brewing. soc(93lc5
per Genital.
CALL soARD.
Following are the salss recorded at The call
board today:
whcat-Moening. informal session: Decsm.
ber9O tons, a. 81 x l.300tons, g. 5Gsx: 2D0tous,
81 80 !: l.so0 tons, 9i.35: so tons, si3s per Gen.
tai. Regular session: Decembes-ioo tous. a. 35a.:
800 tan-. sisS, seller 1885, newio0 tons, ~
per fouisI
Bar.ey-Regulae scssion-Decembef, 40 tons
9T4c 100 tons. 81 g: seller. iSls. new-I00 tons,
sss4c 900 tons, So 80; loo tons. ssssc Per Genital
FINANCIAL
Drafts-On sight. New York. psr 500, Zoe:
Sterling biils-On London. sixsy-day hank.
NNix,
silvsr-Bars. Per. ounce, s2.sgs1s1c: Mexican
dOllnfn. 60 A6n661.c.
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rnR sKArrLE MARx8Ts.
fstees faiA TO rasmeve sog Couuts
Fred ace.

HSteee Fot~ to FoSmeTo fer CoOU14y
Fred ace.
TIE following quotations. ars the prices paid
seiasmsrs and producers BY seattle business
leasss Tor articles named. the goods 70 b DE-
lvvssd ia seattle:
iors-choits. Nc per n: medium. s8,ic per
HAy-an cas- LEAD ioss)-Pusss sound. ~ so
nspss tor.
sglfS-tiu ear load icss,- Oats. choice. 80
~ barley. 80 per ton: wheat, chicken feed.
SN per soU sssn. 81 -: cracked. tsasa
iutAfoES .1aelce. tASsp Per ton
.srfrEa Ase fGGs--Cnotes ranch butter,
-; fresh sassh eggs, lie
WcltRf-@efing ehicksna. 49, per dos:
sn, 100 ''eeks. So: susksys. isc ps, n
1--WE sroC ''noics bssf cattle, astAtiss:
msA ssss,e: h,'ce aaesp, - Sssass &c: god koss.
prs FITS s sSS ST iA s; = &. y ..l..a
ssesfs. over ea 'as, per ID. Sc: medium. per
y 500; lisDs. under ~ ~. per n. &c:
ss.., |, .is ~. aud cal, pss n ssss' tran
Fss n. ss Nc: dry deer skins. summer. Per
- Mo-. v,Htes. iS1,se: sheep sk,ns, 6s4.Sc:
~ .s"a. Ne o.. woos. l0Ai.c pr y. talsov.
.Lsss-sspsf .ot quality, Per NJ. fr, ~ ssS6so.
sS''ss ssass. tsa. common. pcs N. u
Sesa,ns 0uosssie.s.
iss ie'louias srs the Srscss pAiA b sssail
seesn 'as rsSaa lots delivered ct tie wharf cs
~ me safsI ~ ire .oshing rates quoted ey
saesssass esAssss:
sT.rrs sxocERiEa
~essR-ttsa1;ngl--o sc-' IN hhi. Per
= 49, -, IL eo.s or sacks. So: extra &c.
~ -, ~. dry grsrulatrd. in bhl. per
So II s@ss each Of sas above 81 &c All
no osss 7<iess quoted
~..1.k. sic. - tjoesins, - Washington
ger al. A-a. patent et1s: Cali
ssa ssaas.s sass eueawaea nos., Per
~ 49, gsr cw,, asa. graham. pes
ns 80 = ion SACKS. saoo rsr cvs.
Ssansut; -se rassi, p<s 6el q Is. psr rvI
80 stesss. per hai. t6as.s6 %; hcriny.
G5 cracked wheat. per cws ss7s;
-. .ssat. .stssa a. per barrel: whole wheat
ssa,a ewi - pearl barley. per -. s'se;
- -. Per = 20: tasle corn ,neAi. yellow.
Ensss Is - sac5s. sos. t-ss. white. los.
nst' pa =. &c; Bsyos. nsr y. so
ts~s~' p%1 r - e. IAnas, per N, Sc.
Asa - * s,-!araa. t.sAs.; Carolina.
rr.ss "a. 81 = per cwt
$500 -, ~Si onarg}-- Fisls. rtr ~ &c
s.s-tfesE. ssl-lAverpool NJ - sseNs per
- @ Ar1e'scAs dairy. - n sacas. per tor.
q ks &soaaa. lao - SACKS, yer ton.
40 ss,,a &C., ser .ea. ga. nAgsa4 crrs,sl.
"a "a" = bale. u. .o-m saeAs = "a
asAxe-t'ssssas,-slne,..s. u.rs... is.s re.
Hs-s. &c E..'.' Nsroes. iS.e. Sassa zeal.
sssss.sS' t~f!- coHir-su1t. tssces. Ie &C.
tt cage seea - as~eaa ser ..
avs, - i ~ -. Ies.. kieA choice. .ey
b n.r Sc go =. -''sc- Roasted AreaeSi<'s.
g. -. s"tf 80 csI So =. - - cszxs. pc.
a 49, -, . = ess"s. ser ev,. g. -. lava. ~ y
Ne 1%f u *i'se. ~ and iae - saeks &ssxe.
esss q es'- = Aass Noesn. - se. psasefry
49, g q s'Ssssis. -. groasi eog-e<. n
Ssk1<sH. toe !. essss saA>A
~ Nsss-A -{Jshesagf~-eAxsr. IAN Pre-
- "a. "a ES.s -s.c. ssAs. ia
49,. 49, - Htssnsi- Enrs'. =. y tina nN
* 5ssAess, - noxes Sse: van Haa-
Nss @s'. AZ, m ssEs. sss.c. "a.
g. Eagle. yssr
@. s'si frAss, IN. E.xasaae, .s-
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FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, June 6-bar silver. - dne
q lSl6A Consois, sd. Bullion gain On bal
suces paid into Bank Of England. xI2k 90
Bank q Engiaud discount rate. per ceak
xxg.Isn GRAIN nARKRI
LxvRnpool. June 6-wheas-Dsmand mod
crate: No red winter. 70 ID
Cosn-sseady: demand fair. SPOT - ID; June
= sd; July. - SD; August. - is<d-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07

Daring the Aoath Of May.
PoKr TOWNSEND. June Especial. The
value Of domestic exports from Puget
sound for May aggregate $500 OF this
amount goods TO the value of $ioo. SOB were
shipped out in American bottoms. $l3. 735
in cars. and the remainder in foreign YES
sells. Over II. i97. 900 feet Of lumber. 7,704
barrels of four. valued 1t $3o.66i, and 3D.
bushels Of wheat, valued at $i92, were
shipped foreign. The shipments were
made to the following countries:
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For &c PAnl and East-A:AOp m ANA 10 80 a m
Fer Portland and Soush-S:l5 q M. 400 and
$50 p
For Olympia. Gfay's Harboe c,ties and South
Bend-8:lS q m
Foe racoms-s:l5 and 1919 . m, 2:ls. l:l0.
TOO, $40. and 10 30 q. m.
For snohomish. Ssdro and Anacceses-S:so
M and $3.50 p m.
For Everett sumas and whatcom-s. 30 q m.
For Snoqualnie Falls and North Bend-e 3. 30
q
TRAINS AnRIvR At sRArrLA
From st Paul and Eass-l2:2S 4 m. and $40
p m
From Portland and Soush-l:lS q m, eco and
90 p. m
From olympia Gray's Harbor cities and South
Bend-6:OO p. m.
From TAcoma-l2:35. las and Sis q m.
12:l5. 500. 1:aO aud $40 p. m
From Snohomish. 6odro and AnAcorfoe-l To- 30
Z m and Z 80 p m
From Everets. Sumas and Whatccr-& 80 n m
From SnOquAim,e Falls and n orth Bsnd-l 81
p m
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TlCEErS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
aryAwrR EirYgYR

gssas,s saa r~fsrrssssA seasss Nsrcasass' dsek
Tus~aay fbarsaax aas sa&ar4Ay 81 N -
kisgszSe. osE ssansas- HAsxsf. >ess<exs tAir
wAsq1 pN~asss. Hc@4s agrt nsa Cssy eaf issss.
fsass1sxs g5snss ssgtssas sa ts.oa sity 81 -
Leaves - sz Stsy IA. wsse~13Afs k0oAe
aa4 Sga9sy. AxfsstEg - Seattle - n
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Waascosn and eshsnsa FaisAsves. saaish. A.
aeoTies. fitAlsa City. IsAA.aes. Csspsv!.ae LAaa-
~. C..Asts. Hssrsts. ESmSadA
STEAMER wAsco
Iesvo Hatsssdx deck Ta.sSsys. TAsrs1sys
and saturdays ~ : esi~S . IL Tickets ~ 80
- Cssy 1tekss os1es. sos se&oas ssrssA
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DoRT ANGELES. FORT rowNsKND. Dun
L esnsss and Seattle route
TtMg
Fast Passenger aad freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday NAY 2S 1898
Leaves daily e.eeps Aoadsy a. follows. SeafssA
q FL Townsend 10 ~: arrives fofs Angeles !
u fn Leaves Port Angeles Fors
1ewnseac - p arrives Seattle 10 3
IsnstneA Cfty Dock. seattle. Tfc-als Dock. f9r
9ewassna; Nofss's DOCK. Foes Aassssa
HATCH BEOA
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During the same period the value Of i'm
ported merchandise entered in the Puget
sound customs district for transportation
to interior ports was $4,000. Up 60 few
years ago all Of this business was trans
acted over Canadian roads. Here - 3
statement OF the counties from whence the
imports were received and the valuation:
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WHATCON ROUTE.

tClose connection with n. r. train from Portland
and san francssco.
steamers city Of Kingston" and City Of eeAt-
tie" make close connections n the Tacoma wharf
with trains to and from Portland, and with the
Las: and West bound overland trains
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AAx1Y axoss sUuAAE
Ssoo . -, Lv......spokAnA ......Ax $50 p =.

Ccmmencone March TIA paasooeoro loovana
eDok on AendayA weacesdAys and FrtdsyA
eonnec: same afternoon ~ Nersapofs with seeanse
Asnsworth. knsio, and Slccon. and paaoon9esD
orrsvin9 from tbs nossA on thoss day. wtl 70 -
tect.y through to Spok ane. arriving ~ 8 80 p -.
Daily service via this Iae viii comneoeO ahuoo
Ap-ti l0tA. when poessagsrs utu - sAroQgA -
0ame d0y.
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soaf-tJfesinsl-ssa,sls s.von. scs 7sc; zoos.
ne; Electric. 90. elia: 1908. eses; Kirk .
q; ,ao-. E,ss: Rsseits. bess. 80. N.io. ieos.
81 Proctor "a CANDLES ivory. sss. g. ~; i0s.
81 ts.siis. "ni's. issis'.s per N.
ToBAcoss-tiobbing1-f!ue Chewing. Gu
max Ia i,-sr rlaxs. per n. &C; is-os, 4sc Star,
r<r n. <se-, Horcshce. &C: scearheAd. &lc,
Next. fef n. DC: siedgc: per -, Sc Escort in
lsca piuss.i-er n. tie. Last. per n. Ale; Piper
Hsidsiees. Jose: heaiaesy smile. por y. Sc
scroll Tag, ,>er -, egixc. sun Tag. Ter n. S1s<e.
Something Food, Z Ia n, ale; nne-eat eaewing.
per pail 81 II ". sA5sSS SMOKING. Twist & IN
tea. per n. Ale. Il ia i.es, per n. &c: Cable
Cell. aad cs rlass, a. ssal o: North Caro-
lns. Nsrssr. As. rsr n Sc; Sea, OF Sarih
CAroias. Gsrourg, -. yer n. Sc, Line Kiln.
sea. per n. ,hss>; sof, yer n. ssc
COAL - Wholesale and rstaill - Doaeie
screened. 81 per ,oa: average. In car load lots,
- 81, nai e. ~ pSr ton. Newcastle scresnings.
81 50. Black Diamond. q ter ton
hAos-tJese.nsl -Urasa. &c: 90 Sa: cd.
Zoe. u s.sa
PAfKk--:jessinsl - straw. wrapping. $40
per D. tnAn ia, wrapping, &C. paper e2Sr ~
per cent e6 .ist
mEAvy HAkuxaxI
IRON Prrx-(iobeinss - " rcuShs iron, ur 10
u. oaacs. - pes cent OF lts': larger sisss, "a
aud 5: guaranteed. lsA and anasr. - and 5
per osut Of; i~rSer sisss. Is aaa PEI cen, OF
Ils PLNrE - ueeslas' Casrcea, p,.,s-.
Ses,. essrsesi plates. .sra. &, i.isS. g: s,r:S
Cs -: ic. ry:irr~d. 1x~- s-n
sHfNoiE BASps-uslvaEire3, 1879 per
rsuad; esarx. sa.s1se rss pound
SHEET HON iobens 1-AneFtean.c common
No =. sssa ass D. gAisAnsseSi, a. Ter ccat oT
list.
snEHr ztNc-tyoeasnxi-rs -. s,sc
BAH IRON eeelESl - Rsss slxes, 20, -;
Ncrwss iross Sc per -
sOInyK-:i toSeanxl- Tsnnsrs. bal! aai nag:.
re pr .. extra vspsss- iAI
xsI,a. reoks AND cosnsGE
-xE,aesax1-Sss let GO. sIssl sane a.
wire. ca: ss.sl e. DC, wire. T. -
FOOLS osess gf-savs, csasaeat. tsiss'cas
TGIus ..>esh nc pei u, HanhoAii. to.e'ia 41si
fyee trzads So per 81, Sse.sfas Fscsr ssi
rsEor ssexG SO PER IT. kasa-pisssSs = = r~r
exGsi &c 1,s AXES ass esss tss pes ess;
eoaa'a ssrs sssgls y<s ea.s eaSssss sa4 sp&ses
--4,tess. = sEfalzso rsr Goa: iroa. rs per ga
HsteaeSs-t.-,r. ts<e per aaa asitscks-sSr
del. 8 "a Fte.s-RAlssaSs. g. -sss6 - ret aaE
fosss Hsr essc aas 70 Ess cat 81 ilsI
tsF.nssssses. Ter -. - Ses:ess-stS<s. sSs4se
PEI n F8tee-te 81 % rsr era. 80 lsst
sIfEi flaming I0~1I-s-<a AID - per ee1s
CT
LAWN Egs-ss-ess Ansrtean. - ana
Easxefs. - W. cwas Of.
s.-ffHEs AND s>AfH-~Ss F~er s<nt OF
sSE CREAM fAEExEkS-wa!ss xs2asa.n.
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omar Uo1THE4N RAILWAY LIME
ooAsslo 4oAtana Railway. Faishavea Z eoatAogo
&AAl1ooA New " esSmtnsto9 Z ooutAo91
Railway
111 CARD IN EFFECT JULY ~. loo4
TO AxD BnoN
8vssest Nasysvfia esaswood M Vernon Fair
haven, New Whafccm DlAino ADd
South Westmsnesoe.
3talas laavo Seattle. passssesf. ....... $50 . "A.
AiAeo -....r.......-.....s.ss.e 80 N
Sn.na esuve seattle, pesssp6ef--...... 49, m
Through cara between Seattle and south West
0tnsea connecting with electric line ~ We
ia WILSON. Agent
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON
$500 am Lvl MI Tacoma. 4 Ito Ar Sis am
1915 am Lvl -. Seattle. 81 Lv 500 am
]: 80 pmlLv ~ Pr Townsend 81 LvIll:A5 pm
1850 pm Ar, no. Victoria MflLvi $3.50 pm
steamers city Of Kingston" and .city Of scss-
tic'' make connections 81 Port Townsend for pas
seneers going from Bsllingham bay points 70 Vic
torfA and return
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UAsHoN BLAND ROUTE


Leaves Merchants soek - . Ao,Aays Wed
assdass Axs Fridays fer Tsss ssas. osasiA ard ~
Hastings. Tuesdays Jhssy.sys and SATURDAYS Ter
East sSe. y asnsa. Casasaasas. pes Aesaes sssas's
LaaatEg Aaa E1eaaA. Leaves Tacoma every
morning except sunday q ss53.
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NEAT. Provisions AND vrsz.
Burrnh cMEKsK. reos Axp rouIrnY,

BCTTEE-Best Eastsrn creamery. 60-n tubs,
&c per . choice dairy. i79Dc; fresh Caiifos-
nia roll. 2i$eSc per NJ pickle roll. 30c; Eastern.
2 h prints. y6c.
CHEESE -Jobb:ng1-Ea lee: fresh Cali
fosniA i1Gl3c: LimburRef. per y, lsc: Holland,
Per do4 efs: swiss, peF b, a0c.
E66s-tio6bingl-Freshr ranch, $4,000: East
efn. lsc.
PoULrRY-tJobbina)-C Chickens, a. 501Di 50:
hens. &5C-57.5o per dox: Eastern cold storage
stock. Ne: geese, aoc: ducks, 80 per b; tur-
ksya. DC pr b.
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STEANEES.
pACIFIc NARRATION CO..
wHATCox ROUTE
STEAMERS STATE OF wASHlSGroN AND
sEHONE
Alternate on Following Schedule
.e.ss 500 PM. f.ssm. Ar as,ss sos .sss -.
Leave $50 pm. seattle Leave 500 an,
Leave 1l:oJ pm. :. Everett :. Leave 10: "a pm
Leave l:3s smsPt. Townsend Leave 500 psn
Leave $50 am. .rAirhayen Leave 400 pm
Arrive 500 am. ~. Whsfcom.. Leave a.2o pnl
steamer Sthome calls ~ Fort Town xend every
alternate day In both directions
Connects 81 Evefet: daily with steamers for
snehomish ri yer points; al seattle With steamer
Monticello for Port Townsend and Port Angeles:
at Tacoma With trains for west south and eASa; ~
Whatcom with {. r. r. r. trains !oc north and eass-
r., CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
Leaves Seattle daily cxcep. SATURDAY, 900 = m,
for Everett Ia Conner suf all WILDLY Island
points; arrives Ii Csnnsr 5:U0 p IN leaves La
Everett 30 - and arrives seattle 400 . m.
EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Connects at Everett daily with boats TO and nom
Whatcom. LA Conner and seattle sor MAryss lie,
East Everett, Lowell and saohomish-
n. R-Fresas shipped via our line goes through
Ftrxtclass service In ali departments
Headquarters In seattle. Yesses Dock.
For further information address
r. j. RATHBoNE 0enT Agent Seattle
FRANK wATEkHoCsE, ssen1 ags Tacoma
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ELY on THE .TLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily except sunday.
In one hear and twenty ave uiaussa
THE STEAMER srLYER-
Regular daily and Sunday trips, Seattle TaccnA
route - foiiows:

TAKING xrpDcP
THURSDAY. JUNE
TINE CADr.
Leave faccma-e 80. e:ts .. N. 40 Sis p ~
Leave seaste--s:lS las = N, so. 100 p q.
SUNDAY.
Leave Taeoms - 30, IL 80 . m. 80 ~ ,
Leave seastie-s 100 = M. ZOO s:o) p m
Landing u n. r. wharf, Tacoma. and Ceamse
e4ai dock. foot Of Marion stsest Seatt.A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07

The attached statement shows how
Eastern cities are taking advantage Of i'm
porting general merchandise through the
Puget Sound district.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07

LUMBER Rough common. Per N. -: com
mon. sixsi, -. common. n As ST.: clear, u 4
=. ei6. ixs aecsiag, No I. SIS. liza flooring. yer.
teal. Ma. |. tis: spruce shelving. tSa. clear,
dsr flash, sssxsS: r.souiiangs, ~ per cent dis
count on Vnlverai Moulding Eook: shingles
per ". g.. isth. ver NJ, q: ptekess. u and r, 70
each; gustes. sx&. &c; gutter. ga. 7c; 4xe, &c.
Hkttk-eomuon,t g. I'D Der ". pressed. l..SA
~ Ter "
LINZ Jpbhngl-Roche HAybor and sar Juan
Diamond. 4.sA
CEMENT; -{Jobting,~ X. r. q s..
00
ER-tJootlug} - Ssodsu Gate, per Dbl,
aSA
fLAsrEEfNG HAIR - tjoehing} - washed.
tsc per n. unwssasd. - Ye, n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07

Fer I'm ,nsorrna.sos sp7,y 20 ssA-ess cAaaesaa
fac4ae r. T. aIsaI %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07

GEO Mel. BROWN. .. r. A.
yazeosvsf. 4 C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07

BY schooner Annis IArson from san Francisco
- sss oil csks saeai 10 shs oat bran. 81 sks
ge -four i.s9, aka feed. 10 bills rolled wheat. 20
ms barley. 2eso sxs no;s. isi sks bsans 100 kees
qrap. i5s bills. ~ hail bbts and go sks sugar %
e1S sspolio. - ksss ssuos. 26 tiss matches. go
- sait 80 hxs paste, % sks coal. 70 tons sewer
Hpe. u tons chlmnsy pip& Is tons nse brick. u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07


CsIcsso. 3gSe e. " heai-Act:vs and en-.
sesilsa- orsxsd re aoxss 10 &c sAgAsr: 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24
IN MEMORY OF A CHILD.
Its Parents Commemorate Its Death by
IN Annual Punch and Judy show.

Its Parents Commemorate It's Death by
IN Annual Punch and Judy show.
The parents of q child that died some
few years back in the Great Ormond
Street Hospital for Children have hit
upon a quaint and in many respects ad-
mirable method of perpetuating his
memory. On each anniversary of the
child's death performance of Punch
and Judy takes place in every ward in
the hospital.
This great festival - for. remarks
London Truth, need not say that it is
a great festival to everybody concerned
has been duly celebrated again. The
only blot upon it was that one poor lit
tie fellow had To be taken away just
before the performance commenced to
undergo an operations; but it will be a
satisfaction to every reader to hear that
he was more than consoled by subsc-
quently having toby" brought TO his
bed by kind nurse for private inter
view, and, thus fortified under his
troubles, the little patient progressed
most favorably.
People who lose children are often
DESTROYS of concentrating the little
lives in some way. and too often their
efforts in that direction are not over
happy. Here is hins for guidance in
all such cases. 1t may be varied almost
indefinitely
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24

looks well n il. that the outside. the
general public appearance Of its n.esn-
hers. i respectabis; with faults not
found oet il does rot trouble itself. A
charge must be definitely made before
il feels any necessity ~ take cognizance
of IL: and society knows well that these
married sirens draw like magnets. Be-
sides. each entertainer declares. a am
not INV sisters keeper. nor am | her in
auisitor or eonfcssor. III her husband
tolerates the pretty wosnan's vacaries
what right have |, what right has any.
one. 10 say word about her9'' But it
is a fact, that II society Erowned on
wives who arrogate 10 themselves the
privilege both OF young girls and wives.
the custom would become stale and Of
fensivs. Ii il would cease 10 recognize
young married w-nsa who are on the
terms with their husbands des ribbed by
Millament in The Way " the Horsd''
las strange az ii they had been mar
ried a long time. and IS well bred as IL
they had never becn married at all, ;"
-oung married women would behave
themselves better. IL Il generally
thought that Mr.. Congreve wrote his
PLAYS for a very dissolu.c age: in reali.
". they ss.Ssn TO have been written for
"a docorous. rather stralght-laccd gen
Grafton. II we compare IL with our own