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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

E~s1Ei:N MAIsMLTs.
sr* y,mx sroex xxcuASax.

|
az Nestt lBns n Early dealings IN the
- steass,s aeTc easractsr!f,i b. great de-
ssa'oa. ow:ug chiefly Ia apprehension in re.
70 tie sncecy msrses IL not until
s -ssas sssk:t' Sad dssidad 90 take oat many
sAffsns 81 Gearing house loan certificates that
sutegei ~ showei say signs 81 relaxing.
sssA u shSi m2acy difficulty was the rene We'd
~~sEsssasa lA - vsr 10th hers snd Ia Ia dol.
Ar sssfai.S eHehsege was decidedly weaker,
- Assss a'd go, sc taesf Nay clear 10 fmrost
~ re ts'ass took advantages of these con.
ssas sAa :snrmtFed the lisi vigorously. The
'1s.sa. q o'H'es wefc "a III penves Il Rio
80 P'ea'Fr4i. Ia usasaa preferred, ia
Set' .ssf: Pl@te tel. and 8 "a Iong
| IA: g:aefsl .iss yielded I. te per
| - assss 4ib.i-s. purchases sog laas account
s. ';eosss shess contracts There was
F.~sssrs al sEoaad in ne a.teyaoan, snd
a.. a. ny sea leilosed bs another reaction
ss Moss .iesiy ia tone.
s.'ssai oaa.
S'Ss~' Neg ecira
sNANt4at.
$50 y ;ssa iean. play reached the Asrhes,
= Pea, siyluseucy scs 10. Rose Ia
snaS iatessst. equal - aAaas az.
shaan. ne plWch wss parfletl-
49, :s'lis noragas. Ea~Ess were made
- E;e'Safing aoase haDks isSe oGf a
.sssS ~ 81 losa eeFtaaestss 10 ti.e over the
srass. '@s sAasih. he eyItteal peFioa. aaa tAey
N1sssfsi, A. the aanss askcs 80. aas
esserss az, - "a, s.s'
| s.say &c tAztsGsa Tits relieved TIA
80 satrs w. = drop Ia tbs rase 70 6
- &-sGsa. Eai rally 10 - rsaF eeat
| AW tsae psoaey AID .Eescant!.s nan..y
ASeS.4y s'a s;aa1sislL The s;vtassaey
s..s-s.' h.s SessosE,tsss TAG ,sefi.as exeAsare
H.aag Fa,es fell below tbs xa.,. Ia.
K - II hza.sFs ere t6srsl >eslsss Of
'e take sisAnSsgs oi ,ss AExhsr
- = 'sss. The a;ep q. sl,ver Ia London
AssSi sAo mssss; here
- .AAs tue cissrtng Eeass COMMITTEES
,:'Sfec asfaatesse ay sgrVSias TO tsae
g eieSr,ag loan eeEssscates leg tie
/ 49, Nlss'ins sop 10 ses hlsA rsses sar
va isAa3c thas virtually existed IA
ss'AoI seaae q tss@ hsnss. the ia.
sTsf'a Nsssenal. Tor .estxaoS, have
= - e'si Yea estsiae&sss hsEnrs, aa.s hxs
fSe 70 aossxcsa, tor he laosal snsel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30
oAS FIaAscIsco MARKETS.
IAk STsrs OF TRApG

~ FnAxt:.co. June .a--rhe iocai mer-
oeise MARI SIS are quiet. with prices steady.
otea1ncs nssrkets are moderately active. aud
oltes OF VEGETABLES ant summer fruits ara
ezesss OF it's dsmsna
cns snd 10 aa,oes are getting moe plentiful.
ol1ess sad o,ilons are firm.
avftss 10 gnc hang "a Egvs are Hrm. Cheese
oess Of sale Poultry Is quiet
yeaS-- We .nose: Net cash prices far family
M, " ipsi1o ser barrel. bakers extras, 40
~ euperhas g. sases3aa
il 1bss,-wess aad inactive NJ 81 isi- per cen.
~ standaf-i shipping. and si-si Tor choice:
siss waea,is aaotsbie at 81 sz'ssgi.sisa per
puisy a p. sud easy. with liberal offerings,
S eaese feed. stc per centas for good
Wy. aud: ~ .ats.ise ios choice: brewing.
lLss,se SCR ssntai
H&ts->siices have the situation ngaius, them.
quote; surpfise. ~ asnL IS. milling. ti.ss
~ fancy .fect. o. asl a: Soot ~ ehosce
80. efmtaou io fair. u ffsi IS. gray.
x<4tst. k:sc. q. local - per GENITAL.
tsss-~tric:. 9 -nbnas 80 ~eag0p. asiniahle a.
yT&sl Tor ;aFr1 vel ~, fiasis si.ts for ANAL
kaw aaa 1851 l1's ger causss sor waitaL
FINANCIAL
Aas's-onssIgai, New YORK. per 500. sc OF
9x' aphie. .ear,
ss1ssR
Gver bas.. rer ouaes. e. &C. Mexican do
-. aasss;c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30
- '-a=----7 -
fGE LlSN NJ ARK ErS.
io4oos srocK sxcHAssw.

ie~Dos STOCK GxcHASaE.
ioSpcS. LINE sa-Aa unsettled feeling pre-
waited at the ;,,ose of tho s'ock exchange today.
aud ss.ver SECURITIES are seriously depressed.
American tasw securities are nat. Denver a
kso t'rsnde e4,intaou declined ias; preferred &,
aud Central .fseinc -. per csaI The settle
mSut. which. ended to-day. passed CT satssfac-
;or.ly.
The Rank 10. Eng aud directors at . Yeguis n
meeting ioiSS decided TO make no change
In tae rate cs disc9En,
ygSASeiAL
LONDON. Jane - -~Cousois. % il-fed Bullion
estn oa hala,sces "a & iaso the Hank OF England.
f9i.Ao baaS Oh Eng discount rats. 81
PER eant
ioSpoS. JIne - bar silver. sss nns, sitsd
KasLiSH GEAfS sAxxRr
iiysRrcoi,! Jane - ~ aesi-Dsmasd poor
No, ; red wir-lef. esss. sssl.
torn-spots de;nan' posr; futures. demand
good. spot. gay. a. =. 4. June. dali. - - "a:
fgly. u .s.sg Agggst, sscsds. 4. 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

ua,raL ARRIVALS.
YHR AlxfNartN
u.,..Y..r Address Correct

TIE C!ss pl.rctary Tor she eafFeEs year % nov
In press. ssv oss having made = change Ia
,aSis business locas;ea cf place o' residence can
have gnc correction asae By notifying by axli
CO esAsrsiss ra.kts seattle Directory IcEa-
psny, "A Raxysli building. city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

~ enkiag 81 eeFcoen1m. sAs1eA. = enoAeD
49, - 5ena iasSe suns - nessg wtfhsus
h9oeAiag Cd - ensh - ghMs vauita
~ sssDsls of ~ es11is-
ssss 1sisss{ssssss n tssss 81 0aaveU
essft6essn vSs sssAos.ssd and al IT, ueahsss
cf de l0as ce:naifess avaissd thsnsokvus q t.
oppostunisy n proportioa % tneir espatal. IL
eeps to CAsssscai ard Importers saa 1rsAsss
easkA IL 70 ssougss sbsy WIN take sus esssia-
easos iaSss. Fhs eoe1lttes Of sGasn u Ph5la-
ossphis bs,kaag ctseseo y bsconieg neup
asrssd Aeessdisg - aevses sscs1vsd ssea
fsfiads'phis sthis morning IL Nsv Yosk sx-
change IN taa. city 10 - hail > esns = ~ Asa-
ias. ssvsfai siasUo eanks - this Nsy have
iafgs halaetso sUto0 - than - Phfz-
sdsip6ia bsata vhieA - latter srs unasis
e ssnts % :seesans ~ liability = pssesss
Nsw fcn exchange euusncy. O1s New
YORK eask ~ s7sa.eoo fssd up II PAsis1sapAis
Ia that wav. ajsoshss oeooyoce ana aneeAss C5es.-
GO. and the Sassssoa IL becoming . serious ca
tn.sss raiiaiS' phia hanks remit sAs veek 70 =
psobaoas. seeft'ding 20 aons New York hanksrnL
tnas discoun* Wiz b charged o. eli Ph1ie-
deiphia exeasrss rscsived iron dsaien hsss
Deass" ~ transactions 10 govsssnsas bea1s
nave oess On - sseeneus aen.e rscsosly. Ouo
sasnos1sy estimates the eaIss Tor she ~ fsss-
nisnt ~ ssvissss hanks go ksn1rsA iassatussous
~ shout sA&t.0a Ssttoaal banks voeo tAe
pn" ~ TAU prices vWs paiA n svssy
-. Monsy On etl-Aeefv0 and hsgheR, sonGisg
Isom 70 10 pe< cent: escee6. oAsssd e Yrius
ns1ca1uie psses GDi0 per eeot 0eogiin9 n.
senogs wes 3smGa.tse1; sixty-dsy haaSesS
osas sAOOAsi ana 500 - toe demAnd
eILyBR
ASsne stock exchooRs silver esYsiaeaSss hsoao
sso0 oe5sc 70; &c. while ousssde Of The hoard
eommefssei NJ silver fell 10 Sc and uoxicaa
oosiss % asc-s Up 70 O'Clock not eaio wso ~
pof.sa in The aiming department Of the esock
sxcnanss ~ shs coss01tdased exchange tssA-
Ing n mining stocks Was light Prizes Veeo
sominasiy iotfDc lover oil aioag the Ina.
ERw YoRx. yuss 1.-cgossns:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30
DoRr oacHARo
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
arxAMyR nucxEYx

Taps.ay fsuTsaay eat saturday - . n -
Eiassssa. or txosnbas. hAagos. noaooek. Lii
messAse sssass. eersstas - Enfaa Sfsy ~ p -
Leaves Z nssa s1iy . m WOtnAo1oy. 4u11Ap
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

Asa,A h.tsesx are rseeSnl Gesi and psssevt eet By
the I4s4gesl .ynsesssou = . blood TBg Ser All
care care sss..e that hAs no eaaai. b. a. dug
gaia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

-" ioHAs Suoe 8--SkoG1nG:
6 6. = !: s t,::, 'ss e. : seoupess.. u
RAslsoAp srocxa
Canadian soeah.n 81 FrsisrrsA 80. SO
Canadian PseHac. ~ Northwestern. l02ss
O. Northern ;psd. - Preferred $3.50. rs
e. b 4 Q, -...s.-.. So .Rsadins. ....... lsl<
nsnys. X g.. .skie G.saa wsss-. =
k i fea. s -. sc f fisss.''a 4.
Lake shore $50 IL Rock Islsnd ...... ees5S
Lsula 4 Sssk.... 81, 81 Paul ...,...... 81
xis.eusi r.eac.. 81 e s.. s:I P.e, Ss.a.
Ne. Yors cs,sssi losss '''- ''e'''' -
'Ex Div.
Cotton OH. 3s.yse CoeAaea No.
DlsiillsrA ~. s2,s Sal Hasssd OH. y
Lseo...-.--...s... 3ssugaf .-...-...-... 711f
Sxrnsss coxPAxisa
Amcsiesn. 81. TO- wssis-FHga ...... 10
United bssteek... 10
ufscsIiAxsoua
chicaeo Gss.s sS,e pac,ec Mail. III.
Gen. Electric; - Be-. Pullman las
OREGON Imp 49, 10 Western union.-. 6ol<
oregon Nav. 81. IS
MINING srocKa
Con Cal. 4 vs.. l 25 Standard. ......... I -
Dssd.o s...- Sunion Con, 1890. q
Gould Curts.... toYeilow Jacket. %
Hale & korcssss.. ssisron eiiver. Is
Homsstate e.. 10 e.saueksilves.. $3.50. :? %
rlymonsn g.. q rreierrsd ....... Is %
sierra Nsvadt, 0pbulwer. ~
uxacxAxpIss.
Hops-Quie$
cofss-Opssans steady. stzio points down.
Sale. were 1870 bags. inelu ling: July. liASo
Ysa5s; sspt;mbsr: eia3S1;ata epst Rio
sussr-RsT-DuiI asansi-Quiss and steady.
Coppsr-.QsFss: Lake. 30. So
Lead-weaI: Domestic. ksn
Dull and sSsaAy. spsissr-Qulss; dossste.
Sc5rox STOCK ExcmASoR
BosToN. JLpe .e.-Tae strain on the nnanc1al
situation toQay was ssvsrcr than ever. stocks
we're demorsiissa 10 start Mquidasion vas
extremely hSavy under pressure. and prices
tumblsd bscay. Banks are calling In loans On
Oil sides, aud. some OF the b.st houses on the
street bad 10 pay sbnosmally high rates 70 get
carried through.
BosroS. JUS se.-closing:
Aschison. -. as Mexican Central. 81
burlington sac
CHICAGO BoARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. tuns o-whea,-I.ower: opsnsd
ss4ic lower f,r July. declined 10 more on tho
financial sitSaiion, further decline In siivev,
increased yitid in India. weaker cables aud
better doEes tic crop reports: rallied s.c ON buy
1870 lower is.an yesterday at the bottom. or
Csc. The market 10 the lowest on record ct
this SEASON. Receipts were 65.o0o bushels;
shipments. s3so bushels
! CHICAGO NARKgrs.
wheat-Eafy: cash. 6.i4e; september. ssfs.
Cora Easifr; cash. 3-iscs september, Ess
Oats Easy cash. .s,ae: september. .t5se.
Rye-Sse
barley Nominal.
fiax-N.l6t
Timothy-E.o
whisky-3l:is
Porx-~,,eaiy; Juiy, 1855: September. so 10
iard-stesssy. cash, fas5: September, $40 liz.
Snort fibs istssdy, cash, tae71s; september.
shos, c.ears = sss,.7s
shoulders SIS stst.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. zane - -~Gs.te - Receipts. 1900:
market slow. prime steess. steady. hcrs.
lower top rsic,s, Gtti -. oiners. 81 5pt1S 10;
esss.ers. 81 7;sdLi - texans, &sei2A
Hegs-8ec,: pis. 500: market siroug and
lower Aixcs, aud r.eAsrs. &o.st6a Is: heavy.
e. sea& IS: | ..hi, 81 riga 3,
shsxf Rep pts, issso. common natives. II 25
%. -. ewes ani mixed natives, &imG 10
"esners, g.. sNSASo; Westerns, &k3o: Texans,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

DoRr AxoKLRa PORT rowHsxNDI DUE
/ gene0 an1 seattle rease.
TImD cA8o
Fast Passenger aud frsighs Propeller
MONTiCELLl
Commoncias Tuesday, Nay IS 1893.
Leaves daily exceps Monday foiiows: eeasoIA
2 - m TsWnsecd fO;3o: arrives Pers 4 ngeies
a m Leavss Port Angeles p M: Port
Tow0osad q: - ,. m-: Arr1ves seattle 10 ,. m
Landlnga Cfty Dock, seattle. Tfboafs Dock, Poso
Townsend; Aosss's bocK. Port Angelica
MATCH BROA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30
SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
DrS. Merrill & NfeY,ril1


The Taoss widely and savosaa,y known sp%rtssss.s
c1 the PeesGe Coast The doctors reeLlar grad
oates from The 4 University OF sas CttY Of New org
eaf q Tong sand oilsxe Hospital Hrookiyu
Sss fcrk. asd taesr lssx 81 perenee. rsnaArs aeie
skiu and unlreTAa. saeeess IN the treafmeat and
cure az Chransc diseases enfitis taess emtpsae
physicians to The full ecnsasocs Of tie afa.atsd
ssorrsssre
20 matter what your com siasas. consnu thea
saccesafa srecla fsts, rho asls eject carss
In niAay tsas ave been cyanouaces 40 n~l@sa
They tire at SYSTEMATICALLY and ar G.
Cks>TULLH, care QUICKLY and PEE.
MA>xNILT PssSAIE sLs1oD ANa- AKIN
risEAsk-. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND So x.
NAL DISORDERS. rIlks. flsTULA AND
NJ TAI TLCkEs. SYPHILIS 0oNoRRH0A
0LkEr. sperma;oeTbDA sem!aAa wsax nsas Ios9
NaaAo0s. Ssgnt trtssionA .secAxsd EacutSsss
Easana;ism. >e1rAxsA Caa-sa, BroncAis,a
AaansA Tsusors KYupsian.. >sag kneam and
sefof2aA HX DHGskt~s. sAHltDE@ ais. Ara
sfAICTCRES YAessaas ana Aessss cured ~t,hoxs
DAia ~ asssa::on from saslaess Aae cures Euasaa-
iced
- assSrmries and tnpsdinsats to marriage
tkkrAIN AND POSITIVE ersE for ~
awfsl 1-cx, o. ~axty vscs a2d tae nans-cns evils
saes Sesso~ la sss .rasa-
Ioax s.r~rseaes With anpArai.sg saecsaA =
sss aess svsssaes Of . dossscF's 81 ~
DI0GAaES or " oe Y y asse fecefVs spsetAa
essassea seasas rey.onAsy fae OLDEST an1
0oss BxPERlENCBD sP8IlALIsTo -
- Coca wstse. sescIag ssomr CcnsrleA110
- 80 esaadeosiak Ipoo0De 0looh, 90
OS0uD ooUoO6 oo0oe3os
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oeo1o 1sossAoa = - Au13sssso 49,

Ooooo 8ooos1o0 - 90 AU11ooPo 49,
keei essssa 1unsneetons mon Janu9y L M
ege&.1AeoA xAan voeo 1to1 - soeso1 ygsesR-
- - Asods. - seaotAuGna5saD aGzTsgae1ng
t00A 4esisu1ne = - ii1s = f1Eaishs1 -
0saeess. 1ssnp9 = ca. eaussaesoD = f'sasa
~ Coeevv sssssG. hsswsoa Hroas aad oessaA:
Asnss Ds:.s.A . Jean Eyna. - ssa = 4
yass .s.s@ = SsAa Nysn. ~ - 4 =. 4 -
b Z Sissss . ssAss, Dsssr,ss sa /, ssses 4
Ceneseek's sapa, eiAeQ
r. Yye 70 r r vsa fuyi lses = - -
easex =. East seattle. 81
3 a;.:.a b.. s: e wiii'a.s'a 'ssssa s'sas
q Wiliisssoa % q. n seAnsAs = q, ~ & Z.
elock - BiSslow's aAd. soon
. ~ susdssg = z. rsasssa. sssv - = =.
go 9 E f..s:sE = = Z AissAs'l. h'sss n.
!. Jan: s 9 :, % Anss Galloway. ~ sess
Ale: e.lle.v - 4 Il r,,s. ~ sesss tn -
S!il..ns - 4 C Boloas. NJ ~. W
L AuSaii q q = I. II Ktnsa1an q q, Iss
: Z. b.cek Z utrsA's ed. sl.s0
c.,,:,s - "a e - = s'ss'ss ~ s''ss H. As
Fl vs1i.a . i i. SSs:. ma. s,aa
S Ssy: !: e < \ = e. s:,. a: Mn. e ;e.
Lulu y. 0asssn - Jasp9 Coopena, lots ~ u,
block q Arnours a1A, 4t0l
Jsspeg Compeon 70 L C. keEA, lon ~ II
niock 4 Arnoure ed, SSoe
De Net Heseos
Ihat in addition to the superior service
and fast time acquired by taking the Union
Pacific system. oil tickets TO the Worlds
fair are good via Ogden, Salt Lake and
Denver.
For sleeping car reserv ations and gen
eral informstion call on or address
A. c. NAaTIy, General Agent
7O5 Second street. Seattle, Wash.
Per Everett ana 81 points on the Z. 4 ~ C.
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aTEAAER0.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
waArcoN aoUrE
sTxAx8n9 STATE OF wAanIM0roN AID
Alternate - Feilswtas schedule
Law sos pn-. T:s... .Arr; Rvs. 800 So !.
Leave $50 pm. seattle. .Lsavs e:0o am
Leave l:3o sm'rt- Tswas.ni Lssvs SEQ Pm
Leave $50 an. fS!Ss.ss Law go %
Arsfve $500 An y. WhaseeW. Lave $50 pm
'StsAmer sshesne caiis ~ rem Tswnsead svssy
aiesfnats DAY In both distetiona
Connects g Eversts daily wttA seeamss sas
Aenticeiio TOR Port Tewnsen1 end Pert Angeles;
q Tacoma with txAine fss wese o0uth and eoas; q
whAscom with {. z. II. h trains for n0rsh and sask
"a coNvEa AND wHrDSr ISLAND
STEAMER PAIRHAvEN
Leavss seattle daily exoeps SATURDAY. esoo . -,
tor Eversss Ia Conner AMI I'll Whilby Islssd
poinss: arrives II Conner $50 p m leaves La
Everett ! :soA m. and asrivss seattle 400 : n
EVERETT AND sSoaoxisR ROUTE
0rBANKR HENRY BAILEY
Connscts q Everett daily with boess 80 aad hon
Whatcom. Il Ceaass and seattle tnr NafysvilaI
Hass kvsrsst. lowell and snshomish
n; R.rrstshs sAippsa via Cur line sess sArsasA
Firsirclaas service il I'll aspassmsata
HeAdquarters In seattle Ieser Dock.
Fer further infoemAtton addfuao
h J. RATHB0SE 0ea7 Aeone ooasslA
S1ANK WATkSHocs8. 0sa1 Ags. raesaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

pDsfIAsp. suue 2a-lspecial. l--whsat-Ths
Beisy Of touease operates agaiass business In
otA crop of:vhcst and the most attention 10
= 10 tho sseussns OF tonnage 10 move the
- esop Wat trading 10 done IL for milling
on1ai and Quotations are: 3i0.is per Genital
nsslla Walls aud CLIO fos Valley. Rsecip.s
- 1ba3 ceusSls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

PAsseneee hfs-spokans to Saknsp Nelson
kAslo ard Ill Koossnai lake points. $40 50
Rcund trip rsfe-spoknne 10 Nelson. Kaalc ana
ali koos<nal l-ake points and return eli 50
Round trip rate-Spckane TO Revelstcke and ~
tnsn. tickets limited to 10 days, cisco. Roand
trip rase-Spokane to Glacier and resarn. tickets
limited 10 10 dayA tssa0 Round trip rate
epckane In nanG and rstarn, ttekess limited 10 30
daya. ESQ 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

Pullmaa Hsspeae Cara Kssgaas Day coaeAss
oD1 Ansse raiace D4ning cass hstsese seasxsa "a
tan1 - CnSea9e without ehaasA Consoles
~ I'll points il Ihe Gated STATES and CanAtA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

Sss-s--.sr- fffso>S W SSsNSS ~
oa1iiiozas o. the local market and quota
- peact., Ally unchanged since yesterday.
lo ofs euts pisnti.ui II low prices and
ri Iistls :shestag. OF cabbage and ranch
- isftss n bolesaiinx ~ q cents
Ubes1tss aose from IS esnts 20 Vi pes cfato.
nomo later or stocx went ~ low ~ Is cents.
oksossiss are In market, having come BY
Acn Csliiesnia TO sell Tor ti.5o per crate Of
- !;
- ffosa hons gardens sss nov Ia mar.
1 ~ csats per pound Cabbage 10 sx-
n - Nor lay. and new potatoes within
een csss.
usiesd o.: baaaass from New Orleans IL
- lersvs ts:ay.
- seimos from tse skagit river 10 now
y 11oorsul, and whoeasies ~ 81 CENTS per
- HaiibSi 10 In aouudsnce a. from TO 6
oteosdi,.g to qusitty. Tns supply OF
~ lsh il nsshes limited, bat sme,t aid sols
6So1otnsble IA email quantities
- sysved yesterday that wool wss cents
\ Bosfosi, vnicn makes . decline OF Is
- efnee MY % This 10 on secured wool
RI onkes the iiscse wooi Of this couatrv worth
DatA seoumI The quotation on unwashet
- h 10 stnts per pound. or, .. one dealer
lasssd, 1T ]! tree trade prizes"
sssrxssrs AND nEcsfrTa
During The u s~sasy- -four hours produce and
Drehsndlss gave been shipped from and ~
vsd At tho :pos: Of Seattle In the following
]: 7eas.
6paeuts BY fail and water ........... SIC
E1elpis By RAJ aid water .................. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30
PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA DIVISION

VICIVBlA HOUIE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON
$500 am w MI IraconlAe 10 Ar S:I5 Am
lO:l5 am L.v3 - ;...Seats.e. .iLSi 500 Am
l:J0 pm LvE ?2lP. Townsend SssLv AS pm
1850 pmiAriilVs Victoria. MI Nv $50 pm
Steamers ity Of Kingston ana CITY cf seat
tle'' make connections as Port Townsend for pas
eengers going from Bslliasham cay points 20 Vic
toTfa and refusn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30
OFFICIAL TIXg CARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE 8, 1888,


TRAfNs LEAVE s1ArrIR:
Y0 D. HAni aad East--4.S0A m end 10 - n n
20 fugtlAn1 md eou&h-0:IS q N, A.Ao ga
800 p -
For OynpsA. oray's HasSee cstsss and sossa
1ooA-el8 & n
Fer raes0s-s:iS and 1919 . n. 3:is. l:la
7:oo. SEQ. asd 10 - p a.
Fer snehsmssh- ssdre and Anaeuxses-e:3o
Z a. ood $3.50 p M
For Evsrst. snnas and wAascom-a3o . IA
yer seoquaimts faiis and North Bsnd-S:30
1aATxs ARRIVE AZ sRArrrR
rroD D. Haai and Eass-l:.9s . a. ana SEQ
p m
From PsssiaaA aad ssush-l:ls q m, eco ana
From olympia Gssy's Harooe cities ana South
0eod-e:Ov p "A.
Prom Tacoma-l2:as. las and Sis = m
1918. 0-O0. 7:v0 and D. % n m
Srom eoohonisa, 6odro and AnAco.too-l 1890
Z N ind ASA p. m
Prom Everett sumas and Whaaccm-A. n a m
From SOoqoAimis Falls md y ossh Rsad-A: -
= IA
1AlLR0AD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORTH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

W ARLINGTON LOAN AND 11Uo9 @
W ltncogporasoal
MORTGAGE LoA0A
ooeufse1oo approved here Ne dela0.
branch omee-ceimAa block. 0soea1A Oyoun1
0ooR maiA entrance.
0EoRoE rowLxA. Naseen
Home o0ee-Woiia WsiiA Waoh
xasssss saess-{ e wsn s.ssss; Tsw Yea
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-10

above spoken Of represented the last
fifteen days work, and consisted of
ST ounces Of pure gold, at $3.50
an ounce. They have worked less
than SO cubic yards of dirt, and have
taken out over $500. They use the
fashioned rocker, and thirty
wheelbarrow loads of sand represents
a days work. That is, In speaking
of making so much day, it means
that they took that much from the
thirty loads Of dirt, and does not
necessarily represent full days
labor. The gentlemen claim that at
the farther end of their claim, some
600 yards from the river, they got
five cents to the pan. This, as every
body knows, is fabulously rich. Like
all men engaged in placer mining,
they are much interested in the sue
cess of the new gold machines, and
are ready to invest in one as soon as
its practicability is established.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-10

down. He went to bed and was soon
asleep. After sleeping some two
hours he woke up and thought he
would get up and light the candle.
He found the matches and struck
one, but could not see it, so he threw
it away, thinking it was damp and no
good. He tried some more with the
same result. He then felt his way to
the door to see il he could see any
stars, and when he opened it he could
not see anything, so he retured to the
bed and laid there all alone from Sat
urday night till Monday evening, when
man who used to work for him
made his appearance.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-10
A POPULAR SUMMER RESORT.
The Meadows full Of Camp
ers and Pleasure Seekers.
Batch of Breezy News
from tint Section.

Meadows seems to gain in campers
every year and this year there are
more than ever. There is quite a
party camping at the hot springs from
Payette, including Mrs. Peter Pence,
Mrs. A. B. Moss, Mrs. Venable,
wife of the proprietor of the Payette
Independent, Mr.. McIntire, Mr..
Mott, Mrs. McGlinchey, D. D. Alvord,
Miss Rossi, Mr.. Rossi, and D. Nc
Glichey, all of Payette or thereabouts,
and some recent arrivals whose names
l have not learned.
John Hancock came in from Coun-
Gil last evening and went back with
Miss Rossi, whose sister is dead and
will be buried today; very sad af-
fair indeed.
Miss Anna Hanthorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hixon, of Weiser are here.
|
r. H. Martin, Bill Wilson, Maud
Jewell and Mr.. Conway, all OF Salu'
bria, are stopping in this neighbor
hood. Golly, wont the trout get thir
hiding from the great fishermenl
Mr.. Fillmore, of Silver City, il
stopping here for few days and viii
then go on to Warrens.
There was to have been a dane
here last night but owing to the in
disposition of some of the Payett
ladies the dance was postponed.
What lonesome time the Payett
widowers must be having; but th
same cannot be said of the widow
as they seem to be having all the flu
possible and from their merry laugh
ter and earsplitting yells, somethin
funny must have happened.
, The time for fools or imbeciles t
set the woods on fire has arrived
There is big smoke west of hel
= and it destroys the beauty of OF
lovely valley.
We had wind storm yesterda.
but no rain.
Mllt Wilkerson arrived in Il
Meadows last night and goes to wo
, - for Tom Clay, Monday, pitching ha
August 6, 1893.