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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
SnA TILE. Nov. 10. fHsfs.
brens.ss sf The Seattle. Tacoma and
fortiAra Ct FIRING houses today we're.

TOT ts1N4 String houses today we're.
s.,,.. ~ cearaae<s. Balances
1000. : : a.. ~ e ' ,s5.s g e
Fort 'sos-sf- .s.s.s.@s 1890 % 4a.0O %
A large e.ntItYsx pouiiry IL nov being
nan Asa ~ - iecAI market. and fowls of
al ktsas ~ psenttful. Turkeys had been
Pretty eieened up among the West
stree< SOY b4t new consignments Of
hne qunait 1u9<fu and sold of readily.
lac general obbbM price for live turkeys
y - eent. i poted. Dressed they bring
rom one Two eds more. Both spring
ehicsens iasne Nc plentiful and prices
hanch eps ars4r<srcs and when obtain
aole prfng EesnU4 wholesale.
INC mhrt IL about bare of sweet pota-
tees. Wal have been selling from 1 cent
70 u teA per pound. Generally the
skoe hAs Yen poor, and dealers are glad
10 see clkned ont The supply OF sweet
po'anss - besn coming from sacra-
men W Frethe kz*eon Is about over. and
u InanJ Acre ar obtained, Southern
eahiefm7 uiH has TO be drawn upon.
iricss ~Txpscted 10 advance from this
Ihsrs elso = eeareity of pafsnips in
mafFes ~ a th&9sf time In the season.
UheT ksahi<s are plentiful.
fotF u coutinusto come TO market IN
qaantfy fat pr1ces do not change ma
ierialy hthouRh here Is some shading
uonebg saiers anxious to make sales.
iuffeks no varfation in quotations
hniong II grocery 5ehbers.
Wasakfmains uuehangei. and there is
no pFohbiIitg Of nxlsadvanee until bet
ter fee Is prevails u the English market.
otasns foF expeft are still 50 and So
cents X fof milling purposes and local
eonspint1pn thc grail briags slightly bet
Inc II n ffuik - decidedly dull, with
pefhhpf ho 4xeefs of appies. of which
isfgs skxAxeo - Hahd. fhe qusiisy -
she sto9 h6aetft. below the average.
ana ssrkIy fancy appies are hard 10 get.
rostlana Grain Market
ohfrNp. Nov. ss- Especial. wv heat
MarWs lor and dehressed; Valley. a25<
Gsoci ada Wall 4. ss3ssc per GENITAL.
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NORTH IS ELLINGTON, B c., June 2, 1892
Editor Post-Intelligencer.S Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: | have received your pre-
MUM map in good order and am highly
pleased with il. I consider that | have
got your valuable paper free. as vaiue
the map more than the price of subscrip-
ton. Yours very respectfully. ID. j.
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Post-rnseiligencer. Seattle. Wash
sirs: I received one of your premium
maps the other day and it Is q fine map in
every respect and deserves praise. Yorrs
truly, >. NJ.
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Major. Wash. March 50. 1897.

Post-Intelligencer CO., Seattle, Wash
Gents: I have received the map and arm
well pleased with it, Think Il well worth
S., which il would cost to 60 To q store
and buy IL. Long may the Post-Inteili-
gencer live and prosper. / remain yours
very respectfully, 8. H.
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Irsx1. Wash. Feb. 4.

The Post Ieteligencer. Seattle. Wash
Dear Sirs: / received your premium map
in good condition. Many thanks for u.
Respectfully yours. M. }.
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Uooo CANAL ROUTE.
srFAMER nucKEYK

Rebuilt end FefzFaAahsA lsaT@s Mssehsnss aocx
Tuesday fhuFs4aT ats sassr1sy - = 81 -
kisGsion. FoFk Gamass. Bangor. n&AnscE. Lib
wszp. DawsEfo, HsSaxpark Union City ana iafss-
fEs1a1ts tsessEx sxFtsiax n Easo8 City - q
Leaves Hlsa CssF . ma S@4aes1ay Friday
aa1 szaaxy, srFzylax IN seattle a. . d m
~ a. LIBBY. Gkstsr.
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ESrEgrRTsx. Wash, Feb. "a. lsss
Seattle acknowledgement, Seattle, Wash.
Have received the wall map. Am ex-
ceptionaliy well Pleased with Is. II is ex-
cellsnt. Accept thanks Yours truly,
n. II.
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efokANM, 1e5Hkfy H. I'VE
oendsmsn-f take great pleasure In adding my
testimonial 70 the sxcslieRt qualities Of Iuelns
Teeth Powder and after maay year, personal sx-
perteace ia 10 ami OF attentive observation 81
is sat ssscJory effects upon the teeth ef ny
patients recommend u 70 ISL - = safe, pleasant
sad sffscaeioas dentifrtSe combining ali tie
esssa. healthy condition
g. h. LAWRENCE n q q
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Looxrsrox. Wash Feb. 3. $50

LooMIsroN, W ash FEB. 5, 1917
Post-Inteliigencer. Seattle, Wash
/ received your map and it Is away be-
yond my expectations. 1 think Ii is worth
fully ten times the money you ask for it.
and is the best map have ever seen pub
lished. Yours with respect J. s.
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KoxrsIAH. 3. @. Nav IL. isee

Editor Post-In:elligencer. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: / have received the map OF
the world. etc. and am pleased to state
that I am thoroughly satisfied with it,
Yours truly, w. 8.
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EnY- Idaho Fnh- "a. 1909.

The Seattle Post-Inteliigencer Co, Sc
attic. Wash.-Sirs: received the double
wall map a short time ago, and in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
It. IL Is worth double the price. Yours
truly, ii. j.
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UNTARfo. Canada. April 4. 1851
pcst-Tnte!iigeneer. Seattle. WASH
Gentlemen: The premium map received
in good order. and il gives perfect sasisfac.
ton. am yours truly, NJ. II.
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LAroLry. Wash. Mach 81, 1897

Post-Intelligencer Publishing Co., Sc
attle. Wash.-tients: | would say that
am delighted with the map IL came in
good order and Is daisy. 4. b.
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FxgIfsU GRAIN MARKET

LIvERPoo1. Nov. I6 ~ Wheat 49, Quiet;
demand poor; holders offer moderately,
red, Western. spring, No. 2. SIS 6iGf5s "a !;
winter. No. 3. IS sd; No. California, IS
ID.
Corn-Steady; demand moderate; mixed
Western. Is ls4d.
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BALTfMogr. Nd, Nay L, 1871
Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The map received and il
very much appreciated. Very truly, ]. s.
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yonrH YAKIMA Wash, Feb S. 1871

Post-IntelligcnceT. Seattle Wash.
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps for
balance due on subscription and map.
Much p eased vita map Think il Is .
iae preInium. Yours respectfully, ). s.
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For rates routes aad other inferm,ssea call on or
address,
A. p. CHARLTON, Asst Gen Fass Agt.
Ne l2i First ST., Portland. Or
I A. NADEAu. Gen. Agent Seattle City ticket
efsce. corner Yesier avenue aad Front street.
Depos ticket once, conner West and CesRsnbla So
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Ii New Passenger Steamer
HELIA
carrying Q. :. NALL saves csimea doek Mon
ezya Wednesdays sa1 frb1Ags at 100 = IA fer
klnxstsa. farf oaEab.s Hangof. hsAbe1x. B7iaa0n.
If@wszao, La8liw4ap fasfk acods9efs and uaten
Cssy aa4 intsfsnedi&fs points. arriving a. unlon
Cssy At 90 ,. - Leaves Cnson CitT ~ a. . A.
u. Tasasays, Thursdays AID eAsataays arriving
- THOMPSON BROS
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Read what chemiss ssys;

snAfTLE, August i, It8t.
0entlemen--I have made . chemical examin&
tion Of Lsbln's Toata Powder and ind that 10
constituents are such can neither chemically OF
mechanically tnsure the teeth. The iaaicioas -
lection Of shs ingred;ents and the evident
hibiisd IN It's prsnarstion commend it a. . harm
less a. well N sfilcacioas dentifrics.
O. J. SMITH. Chemist
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Fees Trayahis In advance for either sessionl |,
&S per month.
small fee % x0c per month will be CHARGED for
kindergarten materials use Of gifts and stationery
The methods Of teaching based on
fRtEBELs SYSTEM, which IL new being uni.
VERBALLY adopted by the beat teachers Of infAntA
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The following is from one Of the most enainsns
authorities In the West:
SAN FRAscIsco. July g. 1889.

SAN FRAscrsco July 20. is6a
Iabin Chemical Co;
Dear sirs-n o eommendasory word nom me In
favor OF your excellent tooth powder, known -
Iuhin's Tooth Powder can add % its deserved
popularity and extended I've, 1 cheer
fully and truihfuiiy say to these who are in want
of . pisassst harmless and thoroughly efsicactous
danslfrfcs that they will fad those qualities al
combined Ia your admirable preparations: snd
sfter . long Acquaintance and careful observa:ien
Of ia effects upon the teeth Of those who have
made daily uss Of il and personal experiences o.
its merits for nearly twenty years, knew Of moth
Ing Superior for the pnrpose Of cleaning prsssrv-
ing and teaGtifying the teeth
MARK HI0HLANn
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Foa cHAsrrRi
STEAMER TpAHa

Newly furnished and eqsipped aud especially
adapted for exearpio1s Address Box T76, "a call
a. room 81 starr Boya saii1ing.
&. u. BRowSFIELD. Mzstss ana ownsE.
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Principal. Miss wintsroourne fFrashel Union
Graduate % the Home ana Colonial Training
College, Lnndea, EngIaud}, who holds a King
ccsaty Teachers Certificate, secoad grade.
Fall term commences Monday. September Ath.
1893
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MrApow. wash. Feb. .. 1909.

Post-InteiIigrncer Co, Seattle, wash
sfrs; The map is better than ge expected,
so Ne are well satisfied with u. Respect
fully. r.
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poRr ANGELINA PORT rowxsEEp pUn
Il gsasss and seattle reuse
TfNE CARD
Fast Passenger and Freghs Rropelies
MONTICELLO.
Commencing Tuesday, Nay %. 1893.
Leaves daily except Monday feilowsi ssatt1A
a m; Tewnsead 10 80; arrives Pert Angeles
p m Leaves Pert Angeles m; Per
Townsend q 30 y. m arrives seattle 10 p m
IaadingA city Dock, seattle; Tibssis Dock, Pox1
Townsend; Aorss's Dock. Fort Angslss
MATCn HROa
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ABERpKKS. Wash. Feb. IL, is32.
Pn<t-Intesiigencer Co. Seattle, Wash
Premium map received and gves pertec.
sa;,ssacsi,n- Yours respectfully, A. NJ
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Ouscx rz,fn 10 SAN rRAScrsus
Ara - ssszsm
CALIFORNIA
Va ne M SHASTA re~sp O. n
sourHEax PACIFIC coxrAxx
TAs ssiv rssss
xHRoVeE cAE1rosxrA
rsaapsszs
EAST AND sorrx
sxr scxssr ssrr. % sxr r.ssvsc csxs~
Ezrarsssa tseksss . Los Aasss.. aaa vsarn frca
ssstsle. ss1saA
yrLExAs srFFEr sf.Rxrxaa
PULLMAN sEcoSp.ci.Ass sLxRraSe Cara
AssHsasa - express sraans sasratax supporter -
esnmeSAsaszs sox ssoea4-si&ss Pssssassr<
Fer rssss ssckssA ssspssx osr rssssvssissA
CSC. eaai ase2 - ae4re8
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. ps,frses P.ss>nxer Ar..s
1Les fscsae Ava Swsshiagtsn sloeka. TseeAA
q r RoaERs. Asstssans a~usraa rrslxas sns
PAsssnxsr Axsna Fartl.aa. Ca
-
STEAMERS.
TER on TIE sFLxxA.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
srAsss read sssps daily. except Sunday
In c.s boar and twenty-five minsts&
rnE sTxANRk -rLyEH-
Rsgaiar daily sripa ssas,is racsns rsssA q "a
rAxrxs rsExrr
WEDNESDAY. nov. l.
vrNn cans.
leave ssssns-s:ea. ilsa5 g M. Sis p N
Leave TAeoms--esss - m, 80 sis p m
Leave sesssis--s;os = m, aseop m
Leave Tsenma-1lss1 q M. AsS0 p ~
Landing Al =. r wharf Tacoma. aaa commsr
cfai dock. foot % Mar!oa ssrest seattle
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
rfa3 Cara
sEArTLE.rAcoMA RourE
nArLy.
steamer STATS OF WASHINGTON
Leaves seattle fsr Tacoma a. 1000 q N. 500
y M and $50 p m-
sEATTLE-BELLISGHA BAY ROUTE
DAIRY.
Steamer sEHoME
Leaves Seattle fer Rellingham Bay. AnAcorses and
Fort Townsend ~ 1900 D N.
sEArrLE-LA coSSER-
nAsrv RxcErr SATURDAY..
Steamer FAfRHANkS
Leaves Seattle for Everett, Ia Ceaner and al
Whidoy Island posats AZ s:eo y m
sEATTLE-sRAoIr RIVER ROUTE
Steamer HENRY BAILEY
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday. Thursday and
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE
steamers leave Seattle for Astoria and Portland.
Oregon. every five days
Effective November /, ls9a
& MccLgLLASD. General Agent
oiympis Block. usssr y. r 0fiicsa
PAcrsrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispateh steamers from seattle IS fellows,
For san Francisco. Wis Per rswnssad and vie
tsfia ~ p m. tpasssagers resolved on beard 81 4
p M Nov. Z Q. u, is. "a. 80
For Alaska. Nov. IL ana ~. ate . m
From san Francisco Cor Victoria ana Puget
SQUAD porss 81 q m New. ]. Q. IL. 10. II. %.
Tickets may be obtained at the efscs % ths CON.
pAny. at Ocean dock. Seattle
0ooDALL, PERKINS q Co.
General Agents. san Rraneise0
b. n. JOHNSON. r. q supa. ssastia
DAILY TINE GARD
OF Olympia Tacoma aaa Seattle
Route. Steamers
"MULTNoMAH" AND .cITy OF ABERnxENa
--aoISa NoRrH--
oynp,a .s avn sso Ir.con.A ss ESQ
Olympia at. lao p m. TAcoas a.. $50 p.m-
Tacoma at. 1000 Seattle at. III 90 noon
Tacoma A.. 500 p m seattle st. 80. 7:co nm
---eofss sourE----
seattle st... TOO . m ;Tacoms ST.. afeo an.
Seattle at,.... ls9o m Tacoma Al. 49,. 500 p. m
Tacoma st.... so m Olympia 81. ..12sy0 p M
Tacoma A.. $50 p M Olympia at. $50 m.
Connecting with boats FOE Kamiichis and shsitoa
City Dock foot % Main street
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CExTa
CAPTAIN l. WILEY. Manager
poRr ANGELINA PORT TowusEHp, DE
gsssss and seattle route
TINE CARD
Fast Passenger and Freghs rropsliss
M0kTfrEII.0
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rRASorsco MARKETS.
rns srAfH or TRADE.

THH tyAJN OF TRADE.
sAS kxNeIsua. nov. lG.-Business Is
larry fss ID eonssnercal circles. prices
ho.a shxna. Ths produce markets are
Nsgs'bls ana .frest fruIts-Light de-
Po#i&x 44ean&
onlers frnia Urn
hutie tssseaay.
orngt-cominr Freely.
fom' f~ffazr <tenand.
tame firm. -
roo ~ reeeirtf-~ Flour. quarter sacks,
ioef f~f. t1nfAls, 7.3i4; Oregon, 3d.
hae5 c6EeaW 9.a03; corn. sacks
80 YefmckA 4SE leans. sacks. i.sll4;
,Ssase asks 1s onions, sacks. 2a2;
H.. ai9 = &c. sss., Net Ne. cash price. for
90 tupsrHpf. s2.so@aeo.
sher. Sis; n1illInr. si.oosa ai.os..
tsisll i: hsesiss. sssssc; caesai S,Ge
No@f or standard and T59fs0c per
tsn,a fpIEswsr Stasi~s.
osts "a. nsAeRsL07,S: black, s5s
az III IN. xl.loeei.ao; fancy feed.
good 10 choice. N.l2,s@
- ed pon 10 fair, siefilo: surprise,
Nxzk84 gray, NJ %, 1eti.isS.
rAlt BOARD.
salsss VI ,rscoutca today as follows:
Wheaii ssrnpan session: May, 1000
soias, III Nsc0 tens. 81 2ois; December
- isns. Ms<s 100 tons. si.o62 per
haney w<mher. leo tons. Tsske: 100
solas al a. ions rs &c; 800 tons. 5sc:
aF ~ Y 8sse no tons. s5isc; jan
sa'y NV >s. - per eental
FIxASciAL
sieht, New York, per 500,
a.keae Sserling bills-on London,
aa'sae tnk. Slsa,s.
PSI psF eaaoe. 81. S1Ga~c.
Aepsan tpllars. So sse.
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Hops are quiet.
MERCHANDISE
Copper-~very quiet.
Lead-FIFm: domestic, s. - bid.
Iin--Very quiet: Straits. so 80 bid.
Coffse--Ons ons ruled generally hrm snd
closed at 5eslo points ret advance and
steady in tore. offerings small. Sales,
~. 80 bags. including: December, $Ia 70@
Is Is; January, $40 4aGS i6.5 50; March.
sic, i5g -; May. si5.so. Spot Rio
Quiet: No !. isskc.
sugar-Raw-DuiI and easier; no sales.
Refined sugar about steady.
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For information concerning this
map eall at the publication Office or
address
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BAsx or ExaLANp STATEMENT.

Following Is the statement of the Bank
Of England issued today after the close of
business as compared with the week pre-
ceding:
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the general market esosed frrn ~ IN adj
vance On the dap Of x - per e.nG
Government nsnds-ssezav.
Pefrcleam-Flrm and higher: Dscenher.
TEt<e bid.
sTEyEa-
Bar silver. per ounce. Gs5<c.
Mexican dollars. Sc.
rTxAHrrAI-
Money-0a call, I0T< rer cent.
last loan. II per cent: closed At fl< pr
cent Prime mercantile paper. Gee
per cent. Sterling exchaare-- Firm -
y. FIG s2s< for eldsy blEss, ana 81 $40
@IS5 Ior demand.
q. 2. a frsxs . 10 ~ = e<s sr~-s 49,
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LArAH, Wash. Feb. Q. lso2-

Po$t.Intelligeacer, Seattle. Wash
near Slrs: Map received IN good shaps
We pleased with 1t and also the paEer.
You.s respectfully, u. M
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PGT-N1ELLIIENCTR ca
SEATTLE WASH
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE

Ihk hFDtk L1fHAHaE
LospoS, Nov. 10. - Consois, 9s ed.
Bank of England discount rate, per cent.
SILVER
Bar silver, .925 fine, SO Lied.
eoLD.
Gold bullion out of Bank of England,
Glls,00o.
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pELLINoHAM Ear INSIDE ROUTE
Whafccm and sehema FslxhAvsn. ssmish, An
scortes. Fidaigo City, Utsalady, Ceupsvtls. Lang
isy. Clinton, Evsrsts. Eamoads
STEAMER wAsCo
Leaves City dock Tuesdays. Thursdays saa sssus
days st Z O'clock q N. Tickets for sale O. CITY
Ticket once so4 Second street
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<-THE--
Hope Kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.

Held In ths Log Cabin corner Of Temperance ana
Republican streets, North seattle, from
70 IL n m Also Tia Eleventh st.
from i:So 20 ALSO D m.
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EvERErr AND sSoHoxrsH aouTn
Ths sniy beat that gees through withous srsassss
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Ha,helds wharf Tuesdays. ThRrsaays ana
Saturdays - . m. EAmsaes, Hukfitsa Nv
erstt. Aaryaviiie. kast Everett Jewell &aA Snse
homish FARE TO kvERErf soc: TO aNO
HoAIsH. Sea J. A. HATFIELD, Agesa
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fohrr0p. kov. 49, Especial. wv Wheat
MarxF lor and sdehressed; Valley. a2,<
@soci ada Nalla .ss3sac per GENITAL.
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EVERETT ROUTE
II sTEAMER GREYHOUND.
Iaiy except sunday.
Leaves Seattle. @ IS . m iit5 o m ana l;&0 . m
Leaves Everest Sis "A. z;13 "a and Zoo y IA
Leaves seattle. ................llsks a m
San"ASs Leaves Everet1 s...... ........5 500 IA
CoRnscss wish boats fof Tacoma and 5ncaamisa.
TAnasng Coifa al dock. foot Of MAFien street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA SAvIaATIoS CO.
CLAUD TRouP. q. w. 0oopHEK.
PrsA secy.
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sight sxeAAnge and sslexrsRAic transfers % New
ferk. ShaesseI "a Paul san Frsnci<c4 ParA
laA6. Aad ssrsoms n0ents In WaAh~
tagtea> Oregon aud BfttisA
Columbia
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-01
Bailey. the smoke vender.

Badley. the smoke vender.
Take your prescriptions to Blatchley.
Don't think for moment that YOU
can't get q tit out of that large stock OF
clothing at Mayors. Cheap and good.
The Davis Sewing Machine, the most
perfect on earth, can be seen at Hoov-
er's. The attachments are simply
wonderful, and any kind Of sewing can
be done by a novice. Come and see it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-01
TAX LEVY.

TAX LEVY.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
Gil of the city of Caldwell, Idaho,
That . levy Ofsa of one per cent, up
on the taxable property within the cor
pOrate limits Of the city of Caldwell, is
hereby made, for municipal purposes
for the year 1893, to be appQrtioned as
follows, tO-wit: Road fund ITO of one
per cent; interest fund % Of one mill,
balance for general expense fund.
HOWARD SEBREE,
A. G. MCDONALD, Mayor.
Clerk,
Caldwell, Idaho, June 10. 1893.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-01

That makes no difference,
he can 60 to the Caldwell
Pharmacy and get some
Cleaning Fluid and make
his trowsers as good as
new, as the Cleaning
Fluid" will remove all
spots Of dirt, grease, tar,
paint, ETC., from any kind
Of cloth, whether silk or
plush. Try it! Also their
Concentrated Essence of
Jamaica Ginger CONTAINS
no red pepper to give it
taste.) a true remedy for.
all summer complaints.
25 cents a bottle. Have
your prescriptions prepar-
ed at The Caldwell Phar-
macy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec 11.-FlOur very dull
and easy; winter wheat, low grades.
S2OOG2.45; patent, S3.40Q3.6j Minnesota
clear s.. 50a270; patent. $3.S0ds.35; low
extras, S2.OJd2.f5. Southern flour dull
and easy; common to fair extra, $1,000
800; good 10 choice do. $3.1OQ420.
Wheat duh and lower. closing steady;
No. red. store and elevator G13iU6Sc. /;
afloat, GSM069c. Options advanced &C.,
fell l4d3sc., closing steady az 1s0i4c. under
Saturday; trading moderately active; No.
= red, January, csc; March, 7lic.; May,
73kc.; December G1Ssc.
Corn fairly active and firm: No. p
4ll4c. elevator; 464Q4Gi4c afloat. OPP
tons advanced &c. fell &c. closing
steady with trading dull; December, Acc.
January. 4f4c. March 46iAc
oats dun and easier. Options quiet
and easier; December, 35fsc.; January,
SAC; No. > white. 3Gc.: mixed Western,
34a3jkc.; white do, 36Qf01ac.
Wpol quiet and unsettled; domestic
fleece 2OG2Jc.; pulled, lbQ2jc.
Beef quiet and steady: family. $1,000
1870: extra mess, S10.jOdl100: beef hams
dull and easy at $1j.00Qi5.2J; tierced beef
dull; city extra, India mess. Sl9.20; cut
meats quiet and steady; picked bellies
$500: shoulders. S6.2j; hams, S9OOd9.J0;
middles nominal
Lard quiet and weaker: Western steam
closed at 1916. nominal; city. $S.12I5:
December, SS.Gj, nominal; January, SS35.
nominal. Refined quiet: Continent, $500;
South America, $3.50; compound. $3.50.
Pork dull and steady; mess, SljOOg
1880.
Butter quiet and firm. State dairy.
l9026l2c.; creamery, 22a27c.: Western
dairy. l7al7Ec.; do, creamery, 2Oq2SiAc
Elgins. 2SI5c
Cotton seed oil hrmer; crude, zSc bid;
yellow. SAC.
Petroleum quiet; refined nominal: crude.
in barrels. Washington. 5000; do. in bulk
$50 kenned-New York. SJ15: Phila-
delphia and Baltimore. SG.10: DO. i'm bulk,
$2G002.Gj.
Rosin dun and steady: strained, COM
mon 10 good. $l.21iafi 325.
Turpentine quiet and 1rmer at 29l@
SOC.
Rice in fair demand and firm: domestic
ialr TO extra, 3&034c.: Japan, 33.n47sc.
Moasses-Foreign nominal: New Or
leans. open Kettle. good TO choice. 0ulet
and steady at 30naSc
Peanuts dull; fancy hand-picked, 35sQ
Coffee-Options steady at 5Qi5 points
up; December, Si1.7JMt7.S5: January.
SlG.jj; March. S15gjGiGO5. Spot rio
dull and steady; No Z, $500.
Sugar Raw dull and steady: fair refn-
Ing, 2'sc Refined active and steady;
NO. q. 13-l6G4c: standard a. 3-lGG
4>Sc.; cut-loaL- Jdj 3-1Gc. crushed. IN
3-l6c.; graduated, 1 3-tGd4I5c.
Freights 10 Liverpool quiet and steady:
cotton, 0-32d.; grain Sd.