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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-01-21
"s|IS1 IN TINS. 8

JISf in IlMS
The sun was slowly lifting rosy
crown from tie head OF the tail ''IIiug
mountain" il eastern Kentucky. TNci-
light was slowly creeping up the valley,
lesvirg BLACK snroaSed tunnels ycwnins
beneath the trees that crowded each si6e
OF tie creek. With quiet chatter the
chickens we're gathering beneath The
(. "a in the front d old Bill Copfeld's
lc, caini1. CHANGING ahont hece and there,
ete;zni::;, tho BEST boashs IL which to rest
tirouga the con.ing night. a whip
y 9,-S-iil v.;.s lifting It's weird, monoso-
RS s;lriel.a OK CT the mountain side at
TIE rear CT rho house. Beyond The yard
feece il trent, Oh q large oak, sat g.
vo,llls ,naI. and . young girl. Tho lat
ter N.;.s Nellie lo?3iieid, the prettiess
g;il in all tie country round" The
fe..aer was her big, rawboned, but
wi.l1al handsome lover. Tim RolbTook.
The two it'd been cuarreling, but now
= short truce OF silence had interviewed.
TTii.a young giant sat with hia head bent
G. u, vigorously. but unconsciously,
w::eiittling on d pine shinsie. The girl
s.. twisting her fingers, making the
5o:,ts crack, ana ever and anon fash
In; detecting glance at her lover. Oc-
rs-siionaily her sharp look would en-
c.,,.l,ter lis. md t,:en two chips would
ST 1eniy crop toward two breasts.
finally the young man, with sudden
i,4pu.se. arose from the log, brushed
ayay the siiarilgs that chung to his
c.o:.ilas and said:
..N;:s.i, sz.cs.; It's time fer me ter be
grin oUten this.
TIE girl glanced mp and with sug-
gest;on OF sarcasm i. her tones said:
TN surprised II 70 wantin to go so
s:s:;:13;',:S- thought 20 was havin an
;-r-f,,l nice ti.no.',
,.,3,y ,,3.,.y "a no use in ye tryia ter
t.1!!,e rp thar ~ quarrel asin. I don't
feel lii&,c;:. Got ~ te1 tell We soodoy."
..Inar's l,eat.- . time yit ter tell me
t,,ag. ms l!oca aii:l' hardly up yit. Ye
Go..'v want t., so OF il the dark. Ye
g,.cr.l::i!y e5..,v !ss,sc:r,:- al night What's
- hurry now Tho girls tones were
sr.li OF affected pleasantly. and her eyes
e;oweti WITH soft radiance through the
gs..:.ering darkness. At the beauty Of
t.i;.: ul.:ur.le.i fuce his joints weakened.
a. Gosn 10 sat again beside her.
t-.a tn3ne2 70 SIC gil a,id said with
e>5.,.5 Gescets.ion:
I &c y-o,7, t4cil. srd ye know it,"
GO cou:se 90. > returned tho girl,
laughing.
- ca.l'ss IL > levin re-"
q :..,oss you cal /.
- loved { si.e lust time ever seed
"
..l-os ..,,, ID, ..iaan
..7.g,,,.;;, iis 1--WE treat me like g
e.
=. t;,.,;,5 c,aat ya IKE a cor, Tim
~ do;.',g
SO s-.5, .9oc':.''
90; -. ~. ..1,,,z,- ,,-,,z+.
..c,s,a,,@., IN .,.;.-rs goo, an pleasant
-.
Esre IL SRI ia1yaed aloud; but Tin.
e:,,s.s.:y a:y's,.ted oeyoEl2 any rl.fhcT e1d1r-
oncc, !e2pcd I'D, .aa9s q rush for h's
L 10. mounted it AID dashed tru7c1siy
aWey
IS the cs1ces q the 1!rlles boots died
81, 4l,9,,: j.. -,-.,o-s. sT,r,,,y ID in
y - ,o,,,,n++,
x :;ls"i ti-S ii,.-S ~ 80 49, ~.
80. Gocci:isS5. So" cf:2d. %onaei
= 4: 81. nc aim te- treat me slisE
az; 81 ;'5;i { : IL ri-:i or IN ':evei
&. liz. -@-2E a@2'i &aour so:nelnln--l
e. &c RI COULD il :;e: ! never
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efeaa,cs EASTERN sEg1RE.

Efes: il..r s:A.iEEIM 2 no ssL.
CAPT. G.. n. RAT:;oA.
Sunday fur(flsred. JioGnianis. Evans BoS2s'.
Santiua Buzzard Hill, Concord, Reads, d.
ria', Mics, Shields and Rue's. RETURN
JNG-'saye Kue's Jueadays a. $50 q. H..
Shields. Q, Niles a.15. nay!s' TO- Reeds 1920,
Concord Il, -fa!.dus 1880, Boegs as. Evans
3, HoiI;raL'aSt5
WEBS; * rays for EorC; s. crisfeld. Eecman's,
Fvans, s6c.-. ChescoLrcss"x, Hunting Greek,
and Nessongc. Returning. leaves MesspnGo
FRIDAYS ~. NJ, Runtn, Crsak 1.Si, Chescoi:-
nessex :1.!:,. Sardua 1880, EocSs 2.45 =. ~.
Evsns ., Eofrlans 3 IS, Crisneld 81 above
EniGs.. 20
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a:ep,ner reCnMSEE.
CAPT. REWARD.
Tuesday and Friday Tor Crlsiie)d ,TsngierIeland
ginhey's, onanccck, Pltts' WEsrf rSesar Fall
Rrhono;l,.i powoils, Focomoke 'oity, Mnt-
toponi, a:l1 snow Aill. RETURNIT6-Mon:
days aDd Thursday. eare5 snev Eli:
a. ~, Pocomoke CITY g. hehoooth 9,
cedar !f;l,i 30, Pi.ts' whnrr &c, enancock
$50 r. "a, Flnney's 3, Tsrgisr leland l.
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against
Elijah Kelly, Jr.. Leonard Kelly
and Augustus Kelly, the two last
named Being children of Augustus G.:
Kelly, deceased, Annie Kelly and
Max Kelly, children OF Riley l.. kel-
", decd, Lee Mock, May Mock, Har-
~ Mock, Rosa Mock, Robert |. Mock
and Ethel Mock, children of John w.
H. Mock, and grand children OF Eli
jah Kelly, decd, all of whom, except
the said Elijah Kelly, Jr., are infants
under twenty-oue Yoar OF age.;.......
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-01-21
WINNER SCHEDULE. eees-.
on THE ssSS ss:si:ss.
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMoRN,
OF BALTIMORE,
a:ep,ner pesussMeEg

Until further notice, Will run their steamers rs
follows, ,weethcr permitting, )iaestng South ST
Wharf ~ 5.$n o'clock y. n.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-01-21

Both Greek sud Roman ladies' painted
theii. faces: fol. waite lis;:.g white lead
s.oc rel. tie .,y--...ce OF 20 unknown herb.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-01-21

VIRGINIA:-In the circuit court
for the county of Accomack, in the
vacation OF the said court, the 18th
day OF December, A. D., 1892.
Ttl,o,nasG 4 a]ly Plaintiff
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25
Mr.. Edison on Aluminium.

Mr. Ellison was asked at his labora-
tory few days ago II aluminium would
not solve many OF The problems of sci
cncc when It should ultimately become
as cheap as iron, as II Is soon destined
10 be.
"No," saId he, "thcre Is nothing In Il.
No matter how cheap il may become,
IL viii be OF no practical use Ia ma
chiucry or construction
"Ilow is thatT
"Aluminum has no strength re-
piled Mr.. Ellison. @You might as well
use lead. II is as soft as lead. Its on
ly peculiariiy is It's Iightness. aud II
will only be useful In making orna-
mental objects. II has fallen ia price
from some Sl5 pound 10 about the
cost Of brass, 50 cents a pound and it
is cheaper Than brass, because you get
more 10 the pound. Having no
strength, this new metal, as il has been
called, Is not available for machinery"
eau it not be used for building
stcamshipsT'
"No; because 1t lacks tho strength.
ouu Nelght u0cs not count In the cOu-
structian Of ship. An aluminium
ship would hardly DO stronger than
Que made of paper. II only gains
strength when alloycd with-some 9TH
or metal, like copper"
"What Is The metal of The futurc?o
"Nickcl-steel Is The coming ihing,n
Mr.. Ellison, without hesita-
ton. "It consists of steel with m adj
ditlon OF about per cent of nickel,
which gives IL iuctiIiiy aud increases
lis hardness and resistance. Ii Is now
used TO some extent in battle-ships
and guns. II makes splendid armor.
The IIarvcyizcd steel Is QUO variety of
this metal. Steel will crack. Nickel
steel you cannot crack. Iron you can
bore, bul nickcl-siccI is hard 10 bore"
N. Y. World.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

Proper development aud expansion
Of the lungs by means OF wclI-rcgLlafed
breathing must be regarded as Of tho
greatest value In the prevention and
in the treatment Ot the inactive stages
OF pulmonary consumption. Much has
been written on the subject OF ariin-
cially initiating the chest, aud OF DrIng-
Ing into activity that upper part of the
lungs which naturally tends 10 become
idlo. Among the many exercises
which arc recommended for this pur-
pose, the following movements are
very valuable: The arms, being used
ns levers, are swung backward as far
As possible on level with the should
ers during each inspiration, aud
brought together In front on the same
level during each expiration. Or tho
hands are brought together above The
head while inspiring, and gradually
brought down alongside the body
while expiring. A deep breath must
DO taken with each inspiration, sud
held until the arms are gradually
moved forward or downward, or
longer, ia order to make both meth
dds fully operative. Another very
scryiccablc chest exercise Is 10 take
deep inspiration, and, during expira-
tiOn, ia a loud voice count or sing as
long rs possible. A male person with
good chest capacity can count Up TO
sixty or eighty, while IN n female, even
with good lungs, this power is some
what reduced. Practice of this sort
will slowly develop the lungs, and the
increased ability 10 count longer Is a
measure OF the improvement going ON
within the chest. Or, again, the TAX
ing Of six or eigh, full aud deep breaihs
In succession every hour during The
day, or while sitting at work, or while
walking out in the open air, will have
a very beneficial effect. Consumption
is not disease which originates in
day, but IL is the oulgrowth of morbid
habits and agencies which may even
antodate the birth of the individual.
Defective breathing Is one OF these
habits, aud IFS peruicious prevalence
Is moro widespread than Is generally
J. Mays, In Century.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

The export of frozen mutton Il be-
coming one of New Zealand's chief In
dustrics. The export OF frozcu beef
has been declining Of late years, but
that OF mutton has largely increased.
There are now iwenty-one freezing
establishments In the colony with ca
pacity not far short Of 4,OO0,0 900 sheep
year. Nearly all The frozen meat ex-
ported from New Zealand and Auslral-
Ia goes TO England. A new storehouse
recently built ON the Thames In Lon
don has a capacity of 100000 carcasses.
New Zealand exports about twice as
Inuchutt mou as does Australia Xxx.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

In tropical forests SO large pro-
portion of the plants are OF a sensi-
live variety that sometimes The path
oi traveller may DO traced by the
wilted foliage.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

The Greek statues of marble were
generally painted in gorgeous coIors
and frequently covered with a pro-
fusion vi tawdry ornaments.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

n NV ,0do Lodge No. 5-Chartered
II 10y !, 80 members mcets at
II " wS'e'y w Tuesday night. Onic-
L n y " wAcker, n g; N II Hackett,
an. ~orTls, : secretary; N S Walk.
II 's.'i !. i L !, A Smith, "; Maurice
Eiili,nu, = l fulkerson, r s to n e;
/ 'p.'@' - y 5 to q L n Levy, y,
rs :, ! : \ Kelley, 5 to V z; ] g
H. = Aiefer, S s. r Wait,
Enl,s.r ! Jones, chaplain. Visit
ocIs Invited To attend
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

llcsu ssI, AZ 70 ?, me world tor cuts. bruises
Aands r,',Is,um, ,Tsum, fever sores, tefter,
snd rs,.a''a.'.olAii's, corns, and ali skin
his susrss cures piles, or no pay
o. moess sse.Assoed 70 give perfect sai.
ror 49, reiunded. Price Is cents
~ A. shrevs msriiy
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25
coLoRED CHURCHES.

|''sa Methodist Church-H. M.
pastor. Service. Sundays, IL
q : P. m., 7;5O p. m. Sunday
IT,. a. NJ, 7. Richardson, super
I'1@ Prayer meeting Wednes-
p'm' Glass meeting Thursday a.,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

II in estimated that the Catholic
temperance societies Of The United
States have more than 100000
mem bers.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

'fsS1log'On Lodge No. s-sS mem
| Iss',ered - = in 1917 IRON Grand
4 y Zen tennessee; meets % Friday
!, aOnla. Officers: j. w. An
I'm n = =. N. Barber, S W; J. Nj.
~ y. w. Acker, secretary;
/. !. 55uG,Serson, x treasurer f; NJ. G.
y y A. Gordon, j d; 1. zad
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25
CIRCUIT COURT TERMS.

csiborne-Second Monday of
January and First Monday of June
!. D. Gilland, Judge Of 9th district
Isaerson Second Monday Of
February and Second Monday of
august.
n Cassidy, Judge Of 9Th district
cHAScERY COURT TERMS.
Iude Pintard, Chancellor 4th Dist
ClGborne-Third Monday Of April
nd Third Monday of November
JeHerson-First Monday in May
BID First Monday in December
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

The little island of Iceland, with
about 10000 inhabitants, has the
same number OF newspapers as the
great Empire OF China.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

lmbers Of The Bar-E. NJ. Barbe r, f
bake. J. I. Drake, G. A. French, j..
Martin. IL. Z. Moungcr, i. Y. Ber-
\ N. Baldwin.
|gsicians and Surge0ns-G. w. Ack-
Anderson, w. d. Redus. X. G..
Fton, j. W. Barber, w. B. Lloyd.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

Nearly all The poultry, mutton
and beef consumed In Florida comes
from the north.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

|'OyIerian Churchill. II. Brown
\ f'Or. Service at II a. m. every
a, \, ana at 1880 p. ~. 2d and 4th
a Y. sunday school $3.50 n, M, Il
IT, ~ superintendent. Prayer meet.
|F'y Wednesday afternoon.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25
That's the idea.

That's the idea Of supreme importance You want
the best Of everything
choice of large stock Of note heads letter
bill statements envelopes cards. blank notes. physicians
Prescriptions fact any and everything usually found at frstcass job
printing quality be eced In work
manhp beat the world In prices meet all competition Don't
well and chapy home
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25
,o,ap or SUPERVISORS

meeting first Monday in
sr month.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

lames' Church-Rev. Thos. BURY,
4. Services as follows: Celebra-
Holy Communion on 1st Sunday
Y week, at II a. m., other Sundays
NJ, and on Saints Day at 10 a. m.
y school On. S. Walker Supt.) at
m. Morning service and SER
al II 3 m. Evening prayer and
AZ P m. Evening prayer on
ls, at s p. m.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

eodlst Church-B. +. Jones pas
III peTVlee at llo'clock Sunday morn
1 ~ AZ 1880 ?. m. lst and Sd Sun
sunday school at 9:3O 4. m, Il.
!. g.ke M superintendent. Prayer meet
~ Thursday afternoon,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25
TIE CHURCHES.

THE CHURCHES.
holic Church. Rev Father Morris.
Fe fourth Sunday of each month.
|isiian church-No resident pastor.
Ce irst Sunday ofeach month, morn
|d evening, by Rev. B. F. Manire.
e also on the Saturday evening
Ping.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25
cHANcERY COURT TERMS.
CITY DIRECTORY.

or................H II. M. Colson
krmen-C. A. Gordon, j. B. AL
p, R. G. Kelley, L. r. Levy, T.
|ichardson, J. A. Davis.
|ular meeting lst Monday in each
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

#rew Temple-No Rabbi.
II every Friday evening at 7;3O.
II school at 10 a, m. every Sunday.
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Ofics upstairs In new Person bulldIngs 10
room formerly occupied by Judge Baldwin
ssrset' spli4sm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

Oseos 8sessaea - sA~ AuAssssee On>>
TessoeAav.
heai estate Transactions from Janusrv
ise6 ara e4S29sl There uese n,ed for
record yssssrday - deeds. the eoa,ideYn.
tseos aoSsseasing $E2136 FplIouine :
"a He - furnishsd b Osborne. rremper
Ca. shssrsesos ~ tissss. II8 Cherry
street hetussn Front and secoad:
Harry White q 81. q C. n. Csundenin a
80 e.; ioss .. %. block I. white d CO. { 5sh.
G. 7. conovsr 70 Jseos ResehoA o.. /.
0reat Northern 70 Ballard, 500.
eafrse Fortaoais 70 Friend Deexipepr
amportin4 Company. lots. Is ls. .. hiock
y !rsnch.s sdd Slaughter. SEA-
White + Nanninz's ada. S610
w l. Amss - L. ". S:etscu. lota 10 "a
Il block u. HanSord's. eaOQ
E T. Hook - A. l. Pipsr. minsa. 98o0.
Lyman Wood. executor, to l. W. Kidd.
LOT & block =. MrAlssr's. 90.
Lymsn Wood: exscutor. 70 l. W. Kidd.
lot u. block .. NcAIser,s. 80
y M.rc.eh 20 I, ": Kidd. iots and II.
D. Kimball % J. p. Svsensy. lot L block
!. y: 2; 3; = Co. 70 Tssd Trump. Ne = ..
9. ~: Duniap % p. A. Smith. part lot s
Ouniap's Plat, ]i00
G. =. Holden 70 J. X. Edmiston, part
ioe = block -. BuFks's 81, IS
-. Il. AeGraw 70 d. b. NeKinlsy, lot I.
block 8. Naynard's and other, to0,0m.
Sheriff 20 Nellie b. Sander, lots 3. 70.
block q. Walis Walla, $3.50.
w. = Bailey to Amos brown, part LOT
/ block a: lots Z >. block Is, A. A. Dem
ny's. $4,000.
g. I. Garcksn to n. D. Kelly. w - %.
.. 6 tl.J00.
A. Pelsrsom 20 Minnie Rhodes. lot n.
block 9. kirkland Steel Works. 500.
q. 8. $500.
C. J. Howe 70 c. r. Jaeger, lots II IS.
block L Calklns' lst, East Seattle. $50.
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HOARD or TRADE

WOA M VI IHAOGs
CHICAGO, Aug. 7-Wheat--market quiet
O;,snsd &c higher advanced . half more
OF. the light offerings and fair buying, due
g. An increasing confidence: broke 1.ke on
in,sseases in the visible supply and realis-
ire sales by the longs, and closed easy, itc
loxer than Saturday. Receipt we're. 49,
OK bushels.
.yhest-E Easy. Cash. sos4c; September.
GIaac.
,ssts-Easy. Cash. 24,sc; September.
,sye-cssh. Asc.
rley-Nominai.
slax-9tc.
'..smothy--$S0.
sork-s,eady. Cash. si2io; September.
Sls 70.
,ard--steady. Cash. sZy; September.
..hor, ribs-s.eady. CASH. Aso; Sep
teS4ber. 81.
shouldcrs-$s.0a72s
snort clear--$7 STA IS.
Whisky-$LI2
LIVE STOCK.
satt,e-Rsceip,s, 1000 head. Market
stagnans. Trade lover. Extra beeves.
s. sosstia0; choire. 81 2suf4 50; good. 81 IS
81 s,t others. $seaes26o; Westerns, 81 Is
q 20; Texans. ss.iSuf..sSs.
isogs-Eeceipts. 10 400 head Market
el:s-ed s51f Toe lower. Good TO best heavy.
81 Ncs.au; choice light mixed. $isees y 10.
sQesea tight. sanSssia,
eheep-Receints. & 30 head. Market
s,4,ng. Lambs higher. Natives. s. Esd
4 ~: Westerns. -. aSel3e,.
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STOCK Ucuasc.

:
NEW Yokx. Aus. 7.--stoeks cmec.A
Ioess thea the cseoe a sasnraav ovir.
= IT'S advsrSs hank ssssement 1ut ~.
ins ~as Hghs. - both balls and bee,. -.
vaitsag Tor eoa4ssss 6 coovsne 49,.
eoessauea heavy, ewing ehfeav - : sh.,r
define In Union Paeifc and Nfsronrs =.
ca1s Lumoss q recsivssship being imni-
ns.t 'os sns sofmsf. although the oGlciels
=. ~ ooopeoy say tbas I'll oblieassuns
ns mes - thsy fall due. Stocks
49, ~ - .iSs<. Missouri Paci6e
va - = sympathy. Northern Ps-
gus. pressrssd. dropped 3x 70 lssS. ~
noss sne market was heavy. Stocks il
we ssossng trading we're vsak aud lower.
'us previous 70 thsciose, however. . rally
- "a ana the market lest on about steadv.
Dosag fh~ afternoon there was : RECOVERY
Q! = 70 ~ pr csnI AZ ths eIoss an
os.Scf reaction took piacs and speeuiasioa
YEA s'n ahoat STEADY.
esavesnmeus bonds-FIrm.
Fssrossum-Unchanepd
yryAHcIAL
!ssoe fro0 the meeting Of couRreep sad
tss sossaese sction on the silver ouen45on.
so9t snsr With IL peobahle elBace a busi.
ne1s N eensral and the stock maeket n
par.scui:r. the principal subject Of discus
noe To-Day was the continued scarcity a
IA forms of currsney. noses and spscis:
N iact. sccosding 20 well informed bank-
sn. that was II Soma respects the moss
esfsssus question u the day. The moaey
seaaers today we're paying - high . u 70
1pss esnt for currency and vers fstsins
. aseh - 3H for Is In big lots.
tssss pscuiisr fsatuss today in connsctioa
VIA this scarcity o. cash, was that the
masssy brokers wsrs bidding from Y 70 X
Of Per cent. for gold 70 arrive, notwish-
stsnding that the rate Of foreign sxchanes
eostxy did not warrant the importation Of
etsss. Sight sterling VA In demand today
IN consequence Of The oEesing q . pre-
mlHm for gold. At the sub-trsasury today
Il - said that there vas m abundant
scgpiy Of currency on hand which banks
caa hare in exchange for it, equivalent.
Tbs clearing house loan COMMITTEES issued
u $4,000 more lean certificates today.
msxing the total amount now ontstand-
Ing 80. 0n 000.
Money on cali Easy: offered q ; per csnk
PFans mercantile papers per esnt
ets-iing exchange VAS stronger With
basxess' bills at Ast for sixty days
ene. $A64H@4.6 for demand.
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1heee vAs no important change IN the
6rkst Quotatiops from Saturday - Nom
s. =. outside the fruit and vegetable trade.
- West street houses received four
arguments Of California products on
u neamss which arrived Sunday, and
= usss exceptionally good during the
.eo that stocks we're largely reduced
- Night.
~ joea of Watermslous. eanteloupss,
nooDss sad sweet potatoes from eoesa-
nop also came in yesterday, bat we're
4 - ueIoaded In time for sale.
~ fruit which arrived was Of good
1Iity. Crawford peaches sold at IS to
Dpts. and grapes st $i.25 TO $l50 Per
nm are cheaper. going ct 81 70 el25
lex. and tomatoes. while generally
- q % cents, sold - low - IS cents
~ smaller boxea
9nns ere IS cents 20 81 Per box. and
- q for Waila Walla, fruit which u
& - ~ ripe, and $50 for California
Istaaoss srs quoted at SIS per ton. and
npoet potatoes at 3sS cents per pound.
9elons are from 81 to e. per dozen, &C.
gdins to size.
ofaen peppers cell Ut Is cents per boz.
Gsp are weaker. and ranch now whole
- @ Is cents.
SnipMENfs AND nRcsiP1A
pafing the past twsnty-four hours pro-
oocs and merchandise have been shipped
fsn and received 1t the port Of Seattle In
I - following quantities:
1bas
nlpments by rail end water. ........ I.0is
Ds?as ~ rail and water. l.de3
- stcsmship City Of Puebls from San
@Ancisco-2, $50 CT fruit and vegetables,
6 @ groceries, t3i2 SKIS potatoes, IS c. but.
~ q pkgs tea and coffee, SIS sks sugar,
. pigs wine. - bbls liquor. ~ skis beans,
~ bxs soap. ie3 SKIS corn. 1875 SKIS feed,
- barrels Deer. 30 sks rolled oats. GIG SKIS
1eriey, ~ SKIS meal. - woolens. D ca hats,
= tks coal, Q CO books and stationery, %
= dry goods. 5cs cigars. Is SKIS bird seed,
u rolls, carpet, 2 pkGs frames. 10 crts
erssssd brick. l6i pkgs stsel and hard wArs.
q G. h0usehold goods. IS c. drugs. 5 pkgs
saddissy. c. mineral water. Is CO butter
Lac. e q boots and SHOES. 3 bbis potash, 8
ibis iys. 25 bbls pitch, 1 bbis oil. lis pkgs
paint, CO candy. rolls mating. IA pkes
axprsss. 6s pkgs general merchandise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

STEAMER GLIDE

Loves Merchants dock 2 ID p N MosAayA WsA.
nssdays ssd Fridays tor West side, caiis and o. .
iAnaisg,: Tuesdsys Thsrsdsys snt sssusdays sse
East sta yashon csaasaasua . DssMossss. oseoO'o
LaaaIny aa9 BuennA. Leaves Taoo0o OUuY
morning excert sunday ~ ds32
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

1ho atosation Of the people OF Puget sound 70
hotag attsaesod 70 Lake cnelaa. The Big Head
rsgton and the Otauogan country, now snas the
Great sFtheyu gives Auch easy accsss - Central
WashtnRs0u. from whence isuita watch Ne now
get from California. ass 6sstissd 70 supply ous
market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
HOOP CAN Al nouTx-

New IooooA8oe Use000
LYDIA THOMPSON.
Leaves Coinsaa doct Mcadaya. Wednso6ayo cat
fsidays q . for kisesfoa. pess vomsia
Sanger. sesbsck. IsIsBor. Dewssfo Iniiwsup
taila Heofspcrt aaA Uaicu cny end insssmsA,sss
-nIon esty ~ 5:3D m. Tussdays. Ihnrsdays
nd saturdsys. arriving 10 seattle ~ = p m
THOMPSON DHOA
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Oaa iesli1ua3es ses ssvisga. ard s1bs1s ~ -
0sssuniey, lntesesA paid @ Aspoa1e svssy -
6GnohD r dsu1ssA oavtag be9es gives 6aSqq1b
- 3asy - lsas - - oaaaa cnn sneeO
c, H2a AVA ~ ouusu 1unoA