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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-14
SAN HaAHCysCO MARKETS.
fuR nTAYR or T1ADR

eAR RRANcIsco, June lA-Ths local meschan.
disc msfkefs sss ssesdy and unchanged % ~
CARDS the Volume Of bustnssa The produce
markets are quiet
Prices Of Vegetables and isuis ~ sssady q
Pula
Potatoes are Armss and onions are ssssAy.
etYswbesyies are nsm and sasphesSiao loves.
Eggs aes urn end butter 70 weak
Poultry receipts aes light
Produce recslpes-Fiour. quarter sacks. ls,1z8
sol: barley, centals. ASH. Oregon ASS: rye.
os:eca ~ Ss:ns :ss:: sssa Sacks a
Flour-Tsads 10 rather ligh: In volume. With
no marked hrmness 20 quotations We quoss:
S S:s ?'s s:. =; . .. :usss ss.:
kne, g sNNa 10
Whcat-Businsas Il light and slow and ship
.se: :.
spond. trade 10 necessarily OF small magnitude.
o6ering. are In NO way large. though custom
srS H'S for eSoic. Ms.;.,. via ' S.y no 10
brighten up at distant cen;ers. however. before
local buyers will operate to an extent that Will
Milling wheat L 10. freely offered ana noidsrs
are rather arm 10 asking rates. especially for .
really choice article. From sL27l 70 o. s2,S per
ssas:l viii smb,.ss =, the oa.n:ss that
some fancy lots are held as a. IS psr GENITAL
Bsrlsy-There 10 nothing ;;of interest in the
o1to1v1On too0 Queutee Ota& moro or less,
the chief demand ~ tho moment coming froIn
millers, Whose wants ere promptly satisfied
Brewing barley Of high Grade II rather scarce
and hol1s un fairly well In pfica We quote:
Feed. s2ixHe3kc per eentai for good quality. and
s5c for chocs; brewing. AGO LUe5s per GENITAL
Oats-There 10 little doing IN the oats line at
prsscnI .Onefirgs are in excess OF trade de-
mands and the situation II rather unfavoYsblo
TO the buying interest. We quote: Milling,
et.60taiss: fancy feed. o. s<1L65 good 70 choice,
81 tS1i.a: common To fair. 81. Eel IS; gray,
81 aQeL ~: black. N.is4l % per GENITAL.
CALL BoaNn
Following are the Gales recorded at the call
board today.
wheat--MoYning. informal session: Dsosm-
bcr-loO tons. eL3p%. seller. 1893. go tons,
u. 3 per ceufa'. kesuiar session: December
i0o tons. 3isssS; 800 tons. a. 34ls seller. isaa,
nsw--ioo tons. Lss,s; LOO tons. sL2tss: 10 tons.
81 81 per GENITAL.
Barisy-informsl session: eelier, 1898, new
100 tons. s5iSc: 100 tons. Sc PER GENITAL Regular
ses.tou: Dscembef--iD tous. e9isc: t0o tons.
va. SELLER, 1898. rew--i0o tons. SIC; 100 tons.
A5tc; 500 tous sos<c; 30 tons, ssllsc per ceatsl
FINANCIAL
Drafts-On eight, New YORK per $780, Sc oser.
ling bills-Ou London. 6o-day bank. ~ ST.
SILVIA
silvss-Rsrs. Per ounce. sq.i9sssse: Mexican
dollars. 6s4xln6GtAc,
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LONDON, June l3-The regular fortnishtly set.
Element ct the stock exchange 10 proceeding
easily, and at the cout!uuing rate Of 8 per cent
money 10 abundant American railway securi.
titles are nrm and advancing. There was . fur
Their decline in stocks after the opening, and
room operators were the largest sellers. but
there were no new Developments to account for
the weakness, the business being small and
there vas NO particular pressure ousstde Of pro-
fessionals. At II o'clock the market was dull
and weak.
LONDON, June la-Consols. - liza Bank OF
Epgland discount rate, per cent
SILVIA
Bar silver, .s25 hne, 3Sssd.
ENGLISH 6RAiN MARKER
LlvBRpooI, June lA-wheas-Dsmand fair;
No = red winter. steady, So TIA.
Coru-spos demand moderate: futures, de-
mand poor; Juus, II ID; July. - ga
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-soLDER-sJssatss, -Ttssan'. hall asA Aa,s.
Ae pes =: extrs wfe1ne. lie
xASxA, ToOEa ASD coaoAeA
-NAMltJoesss41-Ssv iiss eas SGD sa2s -
W.: cut ssesL 40: vsrs. exA
49, g = !; s.. ss:s'i 4.a D: 80
Iyss eeands, &c pw h; Canadisn saose and
sasos seesi, 7ss ~ q: Ias1-Dissesa'a. Is %
acahse IN. ef1Q11 pse doe sAove;s sd $780,
..sssei. Asnoix s. Des dss: iron. S40S p9 do4.
d Msse :. {: 49, gsr 6os Eassssss-rer
S 1o5 20 Pisss-keiisosa. N7a04D - Ses.
Gr.asssess:- "a wsss.s-ss..i. s<e e:e
y: sI = f,,ssEsS e 9 - ssat e i..t
LAWN NowKRs-s.sas Ansrsesn, - md
B1eksTe. . per esst oz
icE caEax xS Ps Snnah 81 So s' aee n
and 70 Per ceni Oh, Lshtnsns. 50 pr cent on
eCAIEo-Howe - Yairbanks platform. sst5
r. es 49, 81 iis,; eoansss 3 PEI esas % '''
kOFE-JoAbing1-Na T< inch asd
iesEsr. lie per =: Igshrssd. iisse Per .: ssnd >
, ,a ise; sassl u ssa isEEsi ..s nshrssS.
sc: maniiia. Ice PEI pound
MIRE-G:lvaaissd p..ia s.nes. 50 o.: hiset
PLATA: . 81: salvsnisss hsrhst isaes. tsefs
LLSMARE-Pisesd. % pr cent Oh; stamped.
ccs.xxSSiIEwAsE-sys ard = pr en-. OF
IUsE.Psr l.oW. double taps. $40; triple
Pow ER-(Joob.ns)-E.sek Blasting. pr beg.
V. - Per cont: dynamite powder and sals:y
nifsu. ts07.0 per esss: Champion and yudson
ana Z o h, - Per case: sporting, Golden
Pheaeant, Is pr key: deal shot, q
sHoT-fjobbingy-Dro 3leo Per oAg: buck
shot. y; chilled shot, S2eA
ofLs, TuaPxxTINg. 8Tc.
pss:ssd. u . ~; s.l: Coal oil-s.s.. ge: IL ear
loed lots. 10: extra. 27c hsadishf. &c; bulk. in
barrels. lSc: Pearl and Astral legal cases. per
Co.., q 3a Lard oil-Pes gal. extra. ". Il. 81 90:
No. l. SIS. Lausesd cii-Bo!lsd. as6D6ie; NV, Sc:
neassioos, 81 Machine oii-ractae red, ne;
Royal engine. &c; kigh sped engine. Sc. CT.
uadsp otl-So 70 vssvins. Soc: Badger. &c: Re-
lance. soc. Graphite axle grssss. ~ pss case;
TURPExrxE-,obbsss, gal. sse
WHITE LEAO-tJoeeins)-f iooses OF Coliiss.
G417e.
GRASS sxsp. SEED GRAIN. ETC
These prices are what 10 charged farmers IN
seattle, buyers having - pay their own freight:
GRASS 6kED-f6y tho Saek} -Timothy, ee per
pouad: rod clover. DC: white clover. aoc, Alsiks
clover, zoe: rcd toy, 1c: orchard Rra1s, l6c: rye
gsAsa. loo; alfalfa. l3c: lawn grass 3Sc.
tEED GRAlS-wh1at, 30 pertoa: oafe, rs:
choice extra, t3s Per ton: barley. - per ton;
peas. &c per pound: buekvhsat. ~ per pouad
PoPtlsnA Wheat Market.
PoRrLASp. Juns l2-tspscial. l-whsat-Tsad-
ing 10 at stsndstili and prices afe nominal.
Valley. 81 Is: walia walls $lc5 pr csntal r..
cstpts were &sE csntaia
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rHs SEATTLE MAWK4rs.
Prices tEia to farmers for Country
rrosiu


TIE tcl'o = ing auotst ons arc the prices raid
10 farmers SD psodaeers by Seattle business
Acu,es sor srilclcs named. the goois % be de.
av.r.d ia .esule;
nofs-i zoloe. iec per N: medium. s&slic per
nay -,;;: AR load ,cs,)-rass, sound. r. 90
GRAIN IN car load ioss,--o Oats, choiee. 20;
hssles. 81 l.er ton. wheat. chicken iced. sss1
sl~r 10. larn. 81 ~; erscscd. ia ~
iOrAIt = ghoicv. s. sssp PER ton.
hi FtEh AND ktssis-~s noics ranch butter.
assS-. i:'sA Taaeh sgEs. lie.
ben. $ g. iocAs. ;sus7. turkey. isc per n
Nv, ss !. choice sseep, q .sa,se. good heKs.
.aioss, faLrs AND TALON HEAVY saasea
sssr'; co. - rs. per 10. sss.'se; medium, yer
nA,sd g: sc. sad Gait. 70. S4sc: xreca
aides &c - an ssiesi: dry hides. per n. &C. dry
sssSs. winter. Nam, shssp .k,na. esssse.
~. soe'. %'otssl 10. wool. ss.ao per y. talsow.
LOGS s. p~r,or quality. per N. ar. sAssS&ss.
'eSsss e~+isr 20. rosapsca. per III. ~
Johbiag Quotations.
he II wing tie prices raia ~ retail
seer iaS rogud lets Delivers: al the wharf or
- 'as - ~ tac .ooeas rates quoted ny
sAeAtss aga.crs;
sFArJK eRosEsIss
~tGAb Jetaingl so. den SC In hhl. rss
- j. "A eals os s$ess. 81 -. ezra e. Sc
-, = D. -, day srsaatsssa. IA DO. rer
80 "a Aess each o. Tie stsesa 8, &c al
',sss ~ 3'ice> lotssi
49, g. Agt. aiSAb!rsl wasasnsfoa
s..sA' sss b.. $40; p~ssa, s.a>s Gals
s2as sLN ogeswteAi asas. Ter
~ - p~g cw,. s&S. g~asn. peg
10 oF IN sseks. 5. - per e~t,
- Sc pSr bhl. Ns; o. len ,asks.
at re iaexl. sSr bAt. - 81 per ews.
- Eroso. rer bel. sSoNsss e. honssny.
go = - ersese4 wassI, s~s est easS;
A. s-S', y t,ssA ~ Ter barrel. waese wheat
-, i'Hs . Z - - ESsrl kasisy pet - ssxe.
~ -. pa Fer y. ese. table cora laeal. ye.sow,
'St - "a 10 - SACKS. -. g. .. white. s0s.
tJeoniasl- suan Waite. per =, $40
F@s per -. q ,tsc; Rsyes. rsr n. Ss.4
60 tSf u, sS.e. Lana, t~r -. So
4. - 80 - 'ehtiagf Jspaa. t.%A "a: Carolina
ns shis@. - - per eau
aas4f ~ A. cresne5-F. esa ~er n de-
,s, - loeoansl L., vvspss,. 20 sAsXA ref
a. - sAeF'eza dasFy. - 2. sseks. per tssa
a - h@H gfoaRd. i0t n sssAs, per scn.
ssss' res tea. III. p4ssaeat ,Zystsg.
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fna ARLINGTON

1nD AAIlN0foM
n Brooks. Everett Oiof Poison. La Conner
Atkinson 4 ". umata Mrs Beiisr 4 u, w w
c Butler, ~ Townsend Miss Fofmo, Corvallis
G stevenson, Detroit NC sullivan, Portland
q NOVEL;. Langley Wudin, Langley
w schricker, La Con'f T Duncan. 1T Louis
c Kare, Champaign Miss Chandler. San Jose
Miss Mills, Menlo Park l. lioodhast. san Fran
WV Sweeney. Portland l. Shannon. do
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
srEAMra gUcYEYR

Rebate Ard .sfasnishsd ieasss Merchants dsek
Tuesday snays1AF Att .a:ufs5ay ~ OF
Elags.a1 STs s.sz1hls. BAFsxeg. -eAsseK. it9i-
wasY EsswA1to. Hoassrsrt. Iason Gtsy aaa intss-
NJ 81 ala ssasass ASsfsiax N Enion ely 81 3. "a
i~ss@s nzoa Stts = IN Wednesday,. Friday
aai sunday. Axfyiag - osAkits q r -
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For Everett and oil points on the T.. 4. II. c.
railway take the seattle, Lake shore & Eastern
train leaving seattl ct $50 an daily. Through
connections from Sanhomtsh. No delay.
Through tickets sold Of Seattle depot
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Hcps-ouiet and fsm.
Wsoi-0oiss: Doesssie asees. sOsae: pailsd.
A0Ee: 1sx.s. iso9e
Down. sAl:s vere 1850 osgs, inciuasss: July.
tls %. August. sla A9lae5: Sepssmber. S,anso
II 10 spot Rio-Essief and quiet. No !, ice
ssst q Sc: mcssssss sues. so-;est, ,c: ceats.-
fugals, sS,est sixe ksaned-Fnmer and fairy
scsivs: "a A. { itiS1S Slsc: mould A, S e-ioe
s 's:s ss sai T. e s siussea T.
posdsrsa. II. is9ase; granulaisd, sss9s s-lsc:
Ccpper-.seaay: Lake. n00
- Tin-st1ouG. Straits. IS uid, IN % ooke3:
platss. dull and steady: speiser. Quiet: Domes-
tic, Say
BOSTON STOCK ExcnAxcR.
Boslox, June II Closing:
AssA.:oa; $1,000. e e Iys.,s:a csassai.. -
s hsadReon: ... s. s.. 'Aa D'es0
CHICAGO BOARD OF Trade.
CHICAGO, June N-wheat-Acsive: opensd
1<c lower q q continus Of yesterdays weak
meas, tower New York stocks. hank troubles in
OmAhs, Detroit and Ksnsas City; advanced i,sc
on sharp demand and long buying, and the
Times buiiisn article on the French crop, eased
Oh siighsly and closed STEADY. >Sc higher than
yesterday. Receipts weso $40 bushels; ship
men:s, II 900 bushsls
wheai--Sseady. Cash. 65.Sc: July. ses<c
Coru-ssronrsr. Cash, SIZE: July. axe
Oass-s,esdy- Cash. -; July, 20.
Bsfiey-NomiuA.
FiaX-G.A
TiMo;hy-EA
Whisky-NH
Pork--stsady. July. 80: September, 420.7a
lArd-sseady. Cash, $40: september. 5000.
Short Sibs-sseAdy. Cash, $aa5; september,
0M
short elsar-sasT,ssass,<
Shoulder SO jubl0
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, June lS-Cattie-Recoipts, 600:
market barely steady: No prime on sale: good
natives. Sa2s<35.75; medium. u 75DS7o; others,
$A0cek50: Texans, 81 2a9l 10.
HoEs-Receipts, 1900: prime heavy weah;
prime light strong: mixed aud packsrs. % 500
69e: prime heavy and buschen' weights, SzU
0725: light, e. l070
shsep-Receipss, 1000; market steady: ma
tive.. tao0062S; Westerns. A509A75; Texans,
n -Enl 81
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poRr ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND, DUS.
i geEexs and seattle route.
TfxN CARD
Fast Passenger ana Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO.
ConmHncing Tuesday, Nay ~, 1893
Leaves daily sxc~p. Monday ~ follcss. s<astfA
q ia. Ts~nssnd 10 20. arrives Porr Angeles J
n m. Leaves Port Angeles I. m- Poss
Tow nsend 30 y. m-. arrives seattle 10 ,
Ysuasnss City Dock. seattle: Tto7Ais DOCK. Porn
1ow nssnd. Morsss Dock F0rt Angeles
HATCH BROS
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Co0meacong March c7tA pAsseneoso leAvtng
Spokane Mondays, Wednesdays and FridayA
connect sams afternoon Is Nsrtsport with steamer
tor Trail Greek Robson, Nelson balfour Pilot nay,
Ainsworth. KAsio. and SLOGAN. and passeassss
a-Tivtng from the north those dAys wlli % -
Foc.iy through 20 Spok aae. arriving as 8; SO p n.
Daily service VIA this line VITA commence aoO0o
Apri. lotA. when passsngsrs viii 60 threaSA ~
came DAY.
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY LINE
seattle 4 Montana Railway. FairhAveu q Southern
Railroad. Brownsville 4 southern
Railway.
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JULY II, 1854
TO AND From
Everett Ma1ysvilie. Sianwood Nj Vernon Fair
haven, New Whatcom. Blaine and
brownsville.
Trains leave Seattle. passenger. ........ ESQ Z n
&lAeu fs1S y.
Trains arrive Seattle. passenger....... $3.50 n m
o.SS u III
Through cars between Seattle and Brownsville
Connecting with electric llna Tor Vancouver
J. s. WILSON. Agent
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1TEAMERS.
pACIFIC NAVIGATION co..
wHATCON ROUTE.
STEAMERS STATE OF WARRINGTON AND
sEHoNE
Alternate on Following Schedule
Leave 900 pm.... .Taeoma. :. Arrive 500 am
Leave $50 pm. Seattle. Leave 500 arm
Leave II 10 pm. Everett -. Leave 1p:So pm
Leave lao amsPt. Townsend Leave $500 pm
Leave $50 am. .FAirhaven. Leave 400 pm
Arrive 500 AMIN. Whatcom.. Leave $3.50 pm
steamer Sehome cails at Port Townsend every
alternate day in both directions
Connects IT Everett daily with steamers for
Snohomish Ri yer points: ut Seattle with steamer
Monticello for Port Townsend and Fort Angeles
at Tacoma with trains Tor west south aud east: NJ
Whatcom with 4. r. r. Il trains for north and east
a. CONNER AND wHIpRY ISLAND
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
Leaves Seattle daily except Saturday 200 q no..
for Everett, La Conner and all WILDLY Island
points: arrives Ia Conner 500 p M leaves Ia
Conner 900 p m. calling At same points; touches
Everett $50 = m. and arrives seattle 400 . m
EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Connects at Everett daily with boats TO aud nom
Whatcon. la Conner and seattle tor Narysvii.e,
East Everett. Lowell and snohomish
\; B--rresht shipped via our line goes through
during the night
Firstclass service In all departments
Headquarters In seattle. Ieslef Dock.
For further Information address
T. J. RATHBoNE Gen1 Agent, seattle.
FRANK WATEkHousE.d eni Msr. Tacoma
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NRw York. June Ia-1he stock market wa
even duller than usual today. Dealings were
almost entirely professional. and - the feeling
among the traders on tee board was ssii, bear.
ish, further decline in prices was recorded.
Adv!css from the vest of additional bank fail
ures and troubles ia the mercantile world aided
the bears materially. Tie market closed rrm.
however.
Government bonds-Firm-
Petroleum-Nes lce,ed: sc offered.
ViSANcIAL
Money on eall-Fasrly active. 500 per cent:
closed, offered. per cent Prime msrcan,is
paper. 6Ss percent sterling exchange
steady. VITA actual basiacss in banker OIL.
Al tas.1t s2A ios sIx,y.iay bills, aud 1Asss.
ter demand
NEw YoRx, June iA-Bar silver. ssss.c: Mex
lean dollars. e-Sse
Nsw foax. juae i2-Cio.irS:
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RATK Vars
0uicE 1z1G8 TO aAx yRAHcnCo
Ara IN pssaoA
cALIFoR1IA
vhns N saaasa rs.ss 4 -
sourHEsx rASIr1c coxPASH
rAs saiy ssss
5nouoH cAL1FoaHiA
To al psszs
1Asr AND SOUTH
sRR seEs.c ROUTE % IN. rAcrv,e eaAsA
essssasa seAs,s - Los Assssss 80 ssssm aso
oeAs.ss. tSs-3&
PrxLNAx BUFFET sIExPxRA
PULLMAN sEcoSpcLAss sLRxPise Cars
Attached 10 empress t.ains aAo.asnR scpsrsse -
commocasasns for secoed-claas paseeoeeeA
For ratsa sickess. sleeping car rsservareaA
etc, CAL upon or Address
THOMAS 4. 0RAHAN psssrfcs raaseaeer Assas
aIIs rscssc Ave- " asaisgton elsck,, TecomA
4 r RooxRA Assistant aensrs, YrsAGas -
Passenger Aren't Portland. oe.
CPoxAH8 8AIIs Axo1THx1x nAlEvAY
- -, Lv.......spokAs& ......As $50 , -
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Otssysslious tAksa nj ali stations st p N,
7seh meridian tip1c Is y. m Pacific ttrae.l
41pgs At sHArTis aAEsog voR THE wxgK H
esxxIss 1gDsEsDAy, JUNE II
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Arrive Vancouver. Leave Vancouver
Nav g. 1919 Empress OF China May Is. lka3
Nav -. 1898 Empress o. India June 5. 1893
June IL 1898 Empres, OF Japan June 20 1893
Juiy g. 1898 Empress OF China Juiy IL, lsa3
Juiy %. lsa9 Empress OF India Ans. T. 1888
Aug ID 1888 Empress Of Japan Anx. -. 1898
Sept 6 1898 Empress Of China sept. l.. ns3
eArt 81 1898 Empress of India Get. 1S. lsa3
Oct IS 1898 Empress Of Japan Nov. Is. 1898
Nov ~, 1888 Empress of China Dec. IL, 1893
Fer full information apply 70
uEO NcRRowS, pistYics Passenger Aeest
Vancouver.
Il W. Mc0INSIs. Agent starr Boyd block. 50
alta
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RlDE AND SHIPPING.
review Of the Seattle Market
Tor the Past Week.
na,rr AND VEGETABLES PLENTY
ssAsss Ven Os-Ysv
$1,000 n .Yasn Pvs40sos. b0e
NO. - Wost Are ChooDse.

.r,.unxsx ~ AsRscrLrrns Wanna
srnsAr- eAfxT BCLiETtN.
SEATTLE June IL 1874
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ssATrLe. June IA. 1854
Ixehsnges u Eeattls. Tacoma and 2oftland
fearing houses seday we're:
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rcrTRk: cHEhsH, ZOOS AND POULTRY.
BUTTER-8sss Eastern creamery. en- tubs,
2sc per n. cloice dairy, lst9eoc: frssh Califor-
MA roll. ?ie;sc per n; pickle roll, 20c; Eastern,
I'm pYints. .:c.
CHEESE: Jobhiag,- Eastern. lee; frssh Call.
fornis. 1.aelsr: LmbnrRer. pef .. isc; Holland.
per dog 81: swi.s. pes n, 20c.
EtGs-tJo3bias)-Fresh ranch. 1890: East
ern, 1se.
POULTRY -tJohbinG, -Chickens, ~ 50DA 80:
hsns. o. 5nes.50 per dos: Eastefn cold storage
stock. lie, Eeese. Gc: ducks, DO per y: tue.
ksy1, DC persN.
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EsttSESlA
soaF,tleseins,-sTssils ssvsn. NJ Tse; 'cc'.
fctk, sps. e.-. ios. - -, White Russian. ss.
81 itcs. ~ ~, Rabbits hest, sas. G-la. iss.
- Proctor j oamhlss ivory. $ss. t.s; IDA.
q; Castle. waite. E.slsi>e per -
max. IN i.eg riaxs. per =, see: ib-oE, sSc, star.
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-02-17
THE SENSE OF SMELL.
perhaps there lisa Special Gel in the Brain
for Each udor.

perhap5 here lisa Special Gel in the Brain
for Each udor.
What a marvelously delicate ma
.hiucry is set in motion when we smell
he fragrance Of rose! Simple as that
Measurable sensation seems to us, it in
owes the activity of agencies and
lnrcrs that the imagination can scarce
Y grasp. 1t has been shown that the
minute cells at the ends of the olfac-
Dry nerves in the nose bear the most
elicatc little hairs, and it is believed
hat these hairs are the active agents
u producing the sense of smell
Yet when we come to inquire into the
manner Of operation of these cells and
lairs we find that it is even more Won
1i[ui than the delicacy of the ,mechan-
Sun Itself
1t has been suggested that at least
ne special cell and the nerve fiber con-
Iccting it with the brain may be af-
ectcd by each different pell-producing
substance. But, as Prof. Rutherford
remarked at a meeting of the British as
socatirn last August: at would be a
somewhat serious stretch of imagina-
ton to suppose that for each new smell
of substance yet to emerge from the
retort of the chemist there is in waiting
q special nerve terminal in the nose"
lie thinks it is more reasonable to
suppose that all the hairs of the olfac-
tory cells are affected by every smell
producing substance and that the differ
ent qualities of smell result from differ
ance in the frequency and form of the
vibrations transmitted through those
cells to the brain.
According to this view there Is
something in musk, something in
the rose, something in the violet
and the lilac, something in
every substance, which produces a
smell either agreeable or often
sivc, that is able so TO affect the hairs
and cells of the olfactory machinery OF
the nose as to set their connecting
nerves in vibration, and the rate of this
vibration varies for every different sub
stance.
We are reminded that the differences
of both sounds and colors also result
from. variations in the rate of vibration,
although sounds are produced by the
air, and colors by that mysterious medi-
um called the luminiferous ether If
SIN ellis also result from varying vibra-
tions what surprising glimpse of the
inner unity of nature that fact gives us!
Youths Companion.