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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-04
Refused ON Principle.

"No, said the young woman haugh-
tily in response to his request as they sat
ON the porch In tho twilight Twill not
let you hold my hand. Idon't believe in
such conduct for young lady.
"And besides,n she added after
pause, 'it isn't dark enough yet -
Chicago Record.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-04

A LADY at Tooleys, La, was very
sick with bilious collie, when Nj. C. lis
Ter, prominent merchant OF the town.
gave her bottle of Cham berlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
He says she was well in forty minute
after taking the first dose. For sale by
the Chas. Lyle Drug Company, drug
Pists
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"a Chance for Iinxa-

WIDE-AwAKE boys can make money
selling The ROANOKE TIMES. Apply at
once to Circulation Department and
earn some money to jingle in your
pockets
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Attention.

ANY one wishing a good combination
riding and driving mare can secure one
cheap by calling on me as 1 have no use
for her; will sell at very low figure
rather than feed her. E. M. DAWSON,
manager for Joseph Cohn.
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Those "Magio City" bindings ara going
like hot cake'. Bring In your numbors
and get them exchanged for a bound
copy-costs 10 cents or 81 90. :gSs9 -. <sla
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PAYNE'S POULTRY PENS.

Eggs for Setting-From White Wyan-
dottes, SO for 10; Barred Plymouth
Rocks, SO for l3 Securely packed. Or
ders filled promptly. claim to have
the best birds OF these breeds in this
section, barring none. JOHN R. PAYNE,
Box 236, Salem, Va. "a I'm
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Quadrennlal Genera, Uonforenoe. MI t.
Shuroh (south), Memphis, Tenn, May
FOR above occasion the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company will soil
tickets to Memphis, Tenn, and return
at rate OF one first class fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale April 80,
May l and Q; continuous passage in
each direction; final limit June l, 1894.
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Nashville, TonD. UH
FOR above occasion the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company will sell
tickets to Nashville, Tenn, and return,
at rate OF one frst-class fare for the
round trip Tickets on sale May ID to
IL, inclusive; continuous passage in
each direction; final limit June 9, 1894.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-04

MOSES SPURLoCK'S SURE CURE FOR
W1 Chicken Cholera and Roup. Easily admin
istered. Highly Endorsed by those. who have
tried IT. Full directions with each bottle For
Gale by billiard " Persinger, Salem, and w /. H.
Englcby, Roanoke 10 I'm
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sALnM ADVERTISEMENTS.

VER-SPANGLED HAMBURGS,
- the fowls which were the great at
traction at the recent poultry show.
Eggs hatch we'll; chicks easily raised.
Is eggs for Sl50. For sale by 8. D.
GOODE, Salem. Va. 2l I'm
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General Assembly Presbyterian Church.
NashviIIe, Tom. Un
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-09
MARINE NEWS.

PoRr ToMxsKxp, May ga strong
westerly gals has prevailed in the Straits
for the last twenty-four hours. Several
vessels came MP from Cape Fiattery to-
day in eight hours. The steamer Monti-
cello IL stormbound ut Dungsnsss, and
will miss tomorrow's trip.
,Arrived-Schooner Queen. fvs days
from Red Fish Bay, Alaska, for Port
Hadlock, with load Of lumber far San
Francisco. Bark Alex. McNeili, from San
Francisco for Nanaimo. Bark Kate Dav-
export. from San Francisco, 10 at Port
Blaksisy with load. to return with cargo
OF lumber. Schooner Sequois, from New
port. IL at Port Hadlock with load Of lum-
Der for San Diego. The British ship
Beechbank. from San Diego. 10 seeking Q
charter. The bark Hsspsr, twelve days
from Honolulu. 10 awaiting orders.
Steamer Walla Walla. from San Francisco
for Puget Sound ports.
Sailcd--Steamer Queen for San Fran
cisco.
SAN FRAscIsco, May a--Arrivsd--Ms
curry. Portland: schrs Annie Larsen,
Gotama, Fanny Abel. Charles r. Wilson
and Sadie. Cieared--Oceanic, Yokohama
and Hongkong. Dsparted-Acapuico,
The str Rosaiie, hence May Z, returned
today on account OF springing leak last
night In . heavy head sea and strong
northwest wind.
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Steamer City Of Topeka IL due from
Alaska tomorrow.
Schooner Corona, now ~ Blakelsy, viii
take . cargo Of lumber TO Alaska
Steamer Utopia took out 400 sacks of
potatoes for Vancouver Monday night.
Steamer City Of Aberdeen has been with.
drawn fror: the Tacoma-Seattls run and
" II Fly between Olympia, Kamiichie and
Shelton.
II 10 reported that the Pacific Navigation
Company has sold the steamer Henry
Bailey to Capt La Baliistsr and others,
and that she will be put on tho Skagit
river run.
Steamer City Of Kingston has been made
ready for her run again and came over
from Tacoma last evening on spsciai
trip with 31 tons Of Oriental freight
brought by the vicsoris.
The steamer Gen. Candy. on the Port
Orchard route. has changed her schedule
90 as to include Sundays, and will issue
round trip tickets. good for Sundays only,
to Sidney. Charleston and Dry dock.
The British ship Asbracana. Capt Jones.
arrived yesterday, 80 days from London,
and locked q. 1. A. Dyer * Co.'S wharf,
She brings f3,oas barrels Of cement for
HaIfour. Guthrie & Co.. $50 Of which will
be discharged here. 400 at the Port
Orchard dry dock and the balance prob
ably at Tacoma
Steamer Queen sailed for San Francisco
Yesterday morning with the following
passengers: Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Hu.on.
Rev. A. b. Banks NJ. Peyser, Miss Orn-
stead, Mrs. Gasehes. Mrs.. Chapman and
daughter. ]. A. Clark, j. Sandstone.
George s. Holmes, II. Hershb berg, Dr. G.
A. Weed, Miss L. +. Hurd. Mrs. George
Fadden. Mrs. ]. A. Cox, Mrs. Paui Greet
man and two children. NJ. 6erson. Mn.
Frank smell, J. q. Randall, L. sutor, wife
and child. Miss Nicoli, Louis Zlsglsr. MAJ.
Russ.
Steamer waIla Wails arrived 81 o'clock
last evening with the following passengers
for Seattle: K. A. Long. wife and two chill
dren. A. Hebron. Mrs. Lssch. II. ~.
Thornton and wife. Mrs. T. ieonhardt.
Mrs. Ne6, n. J. Lyons. y. w. Culver. J.
w. Farnham, A. Mcclure, }. w. Hughes
and wife, MrsL Pancoust. Albert and Wal
ter Paneoust, Mrs. Casper. Mrs. Chisbsrg.
c. Hsnford and wife. o. l. Casper. Miss
cooney, Mrs. 8. 8 Net, ~. Cooney and
wife, II. cooney, jr.. Guy Crater, xrl J.
Gillespie, Mrs. Gillespie, @. 6osrks. g. r.
DIXON, MIRA C. Maldner, Headiey Sisters,
n. Calhoun and wife. j. Dsnnsgan. o. ~.
Chinpareit, j. II. D0nneliy. ArA A. Hob
land. NJ. Mathews. C. schssing and wife,
Mr.. Ropkey and daughter. Chaxiss CD
te0p1e.
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wKxkLY caor suLLxru.

Unnvssshle Weather Reported IN DoeA
3aseesn and Woossrn WasAAngsoa.
Following h the crop bulletin issued By
Dirsctoe Alciatore, Of the state weather
ssrvtcs, for the week ended Nay Z:
Western Washingtou-To the farmers az
this section the week Just closed has been
. Disappointing one in many rsspscta.
The weather has been quite cloudy and
much cooler than usual during the Rroater
portion Of the week. AZ no time during
the seven days we're the maximum tam
psraturss much above 60 degrees, and on
some days the highest temperatures were
Thermometer fell 70 freezing point in ssv-
srai countieA These low Temperatures.
coupled TO the frequent showers. have inn
periled the fruit crop in some localities.
but II u ~ yet too early to estimate the
extsnt Of the biighnng enecta Ofcourse.
farm work Of every kind has bssn almost
at standstili and crops have made no ap-
prec,aole progress. bur as our Markham.
Chehaiis county, crop reporter justly re-
marks: This viii b Q glorious season
for grass" Some slight apprehension 10
felt in few hop yards around Kent, King
county, because Of the appearance Of lice
In email numbsrs. Agriculturists are
oil agreed with the Snohomish crop CORE
spondent. Who writes: THAT few days
Of sunshine would b treat boon lowest
ern Washington farmers just now"
Eastern Washingtou-ln this section
the state the weather during the past week
has been quite unfavorahle. Too much
cloudy weather with very cold winds seems
TO have been the rule rather than the ex-
ception in the extreme eastern portion.
Not until the last day Of the week did the
Thermometer rise to IS degrees. and that
was In the southern part Of the state. On
the other hand the temperatures have
ranged from - to 80 degrees, with light
frosts on the LIST and ID in some counties,
and killing and injurious frosts on the Lat
In portions of Spokane county, which re-
suited in considerable damage TO early
fruit especially to cherries and pears.
Light sprinklss Of rain fell in the extreme
southeastern counties on tho LIST and ID,
and generous showers on the 3D. and 9Th.
Absence Of sunshine and cold winds have
prevented the growth of vegetation to .
considerable extent. Around North va
kima hops are oil tied and grazing in the
foothills never was better. No crops, ex-
cspt garden stuff, have ~ yet bsen planted
near Roslyn, Kittitas county, whore the
snow II going of very slowly.
A week Of warm, sunny weather In this
section OF Warrington would 1t the prss-
ent slime work wondsrs.
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~ a. huI1 veuea nth 49, 1ksaee ~ eutfsn9
8. .ho,t- s. snrr.see th.sr i;.ss - -
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- 80 - sos,~hea hr.,,. .,s.,, -.
= 49, .....s : r.s,- g 81 - -
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- .s.n.- l. = ~ s..e... - - ~.
~~.-s-- - = q. S.-. -.~-.-- -
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- e,wiv MA .s~s,- -
-.,a -. 49,. II -s -;.h
: r,Iiv ~ ~ ana ci.eire u ov.r
yesterday. Is hae heen Iearnsd that
the a. p.nl ccrre~v ~>.tsrdsv
:. 800. ~ a;..~.-sS = - - - -
- N. = s1;oo sso !. =
cent ksoeA noxsknes ooeoss %
Fsamourss tAs treasury for ouoays ioe
equipment and retire maturing bonds
There ars stiu n the treasury - 7sS.000 of
the,e honds ayailabie vhen oocaaion n.
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The weather a.d Crops.

WAsRIsaroH CrrY. May a--The weather
bureau. in its report of weather and crop
conditions for the week ended May Z,
says: The week was warm and the
weather conditions favorable for growing
crops in all sections Of the country east Of
the Rocky mountains. The week was cool
on the Pacific coast, except over tho ints-
rior valleys. and heat and dry weather
there proved unfavorable to hay, grain
and pastures. There Was ample moisture
In the spring wheat region and In the
states Of the Missouri valley. There was
total absence Of rain in California. and
only light showers on the North Pacific
coast Thsrs was . slight deficiency Of
rainfall in portions Of Nebraska. Kansas
and Western Texas. In California the
season has bsen unusually dry, and small
grains and pastures have been very much
damaged by drouth. but the North Pacific
coast states have bssn more favored, and
there has been slight excess Of rainfall
over Warrington and Oregon.
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ENasrsH rixAscTAr.

Lospos. May S-Bar silver. 92S fns.
BID Consuls, 100 5-i6 Bullion into the
land discount rata. . rer csnt.
NEW YoxK. May a--Ths Epeniag Fesf's
cable from London says: The markets
we're depressed today. bat closed frmer.
Ths rise in the Argen tire gold premium TO
2s2 caused disquiss and . general fail In
Argentine stocxA There il nothing trust
worthy ~ to the actual situation, bat IL u
believed to b bad, though perhaps not
amountsng TO any actual crisis Amer
leans we're dull. but better ~ close. The
Issue q the close today OF Indian treasury
bills and Ustsopoaataa sleek 70 aRplis0
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soETLAsD aRAIN AARxEr.


foartAsp, May 8.-Whsat--v Valley. $50
salla Walla, 73@771<c per Genital
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE hoard or TRADE


CHICAGO. May G.-Weakness again
marked the day in the wheat pit. May
made new low record Of 5sskc, aud July
finished &c lower than yesterday. Il
ruled more activs with s.c range. The
feeling WAS again weaker at lower prices,
and the closing showed ts@ltc loss. A
on yesterday the news was largely bearish.
the lower cables, large Baltic shipments,
favorable weather and large North western
receipts. all tending to weaken values, and
offerings from the start were much larger
than WAS expected. Initial transactions
were at fractional declines and under
fairly liberal offerings. sold down &c
more, then July rallied &c. eased off &c,
advanced &c, changed some and closed as
stated.
July corn closed INC hanged. Oats Isc
higher. and provisions finished lower all
around.
Closing: whsas--Cash. 56,sc; July,
ss%c.
Corn-sseady; cash, size; July. SOC.
Oats-Strong; cash, SIC; July. Sos4c.
Rye-4sc
Flax seed-$1.43
Timothy--A 2O0+2a
Pork-Lower; cash. sia27is; July,
1i2s7ts.
Lard-Lowsr; cash. $780,: July.
e7o7k.
Short ribs--Stesdy: cash. $647lz; July,
$6.27ts.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Rsceipts, 400 head. Market,
unchanged. Prime to extra native steers.
$A4Des45o: medium, $i3s; others. $sio;
Texans, 81. 35ed36i.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
slow at SC 10 ioc lower. Rongh heavy.
81 25tti 10. packers and mixed, S. i0@
Sis: prime heavy and butcher weights,
- i5t65.20; assorted light, s.. fo6f5f3
Sheep and ambs-Receipts, 500 head.
Top sheep. t4.25e4so; top lambs. a. 2s
x.a
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SAN ssAxclsco xAaxErs.
rns srArx OF rnADx.

San FaAscrsco. May s.-Ths vegetable
market was unchanged this morning.
Asparagus Vas . shade easier, but not to
any great extent. The receipts were $40
boxes rhubarb. $40 boxes asparagus. GAL
sacks psas, SIS sacks oniona Potatoes
and onions are weak ct quotations.
Berries Of oil kinds were weaker this
morning under heavy receipts. The ar.
rivals include 6l5 chests Of Strawberries
and ,6s2 boxss Of cherries.
The butter market continues weak and
the higher grades Are marked down. Eggs
are 6rmsr. Chssss 10 steady. The poultry
market 10 steady. but quiet
BaKApsrrvvs AND DRAMA
Flouf-Ws quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. $aeoQa7O Per barrel;
baksrs' extras, sA6o0S6O; supsrfine, 81 20
82o6 per barrel.
Whsat-Ths feeling Of weakness noted
yesterday Was much more pronounced
this morning. with lower quotations 40 q
result 1.-THE market continues to decline
prices pay soon DO Low enough TO allow Of
exporters rssuming shipping operations.
II should be remarked, however, that the
situation at Liverpool il not very encour-
aging. cable advices today reporting q
tumble OF ID on cargoes all around, as we'll
as slight reduction In the spot quotation.
Milling descriptions also show an easier
tone. the range being given 1t $L059l.I0
per Genital, With scarcely any sales at the
higher rate.
Bariey-Thsre 10 not very great momen
tum to the sample Market while prices
are not quite 20 strong ~ they were at the
close Of last week, the buoy ancy Of the sit
ustion being checked by tho arrival yes-
terday Of nearly l0.0 600 centals from WASH
ington and Oregon About oil offerings
Of feed barley have been disposed Of and
offerings now comprise good 70 choice
quality. 20 that the margin Of values is
closer. Quotaeie ~ SL0et9l 10 for feed
brewing barley, 81. iSdtl 20 per Genital.
uais-ffsces show fair steadiness, being
held IN position more or less by sy mpathy
with other articles used for feed purposes.
Immediate receipts are quite squat to cur
rent wants. 20 there - no marked diminu-
tion In the amount Of stocks in ware
housss Strictly prime white oats are not
plentiful. As . general remark IL might
be stated that the market 10 under good
control anu likely to b well handled in the
interest OF sellers. Milling. 81 22,saLs2b:
Surprise. $l37 i40L42,s; fancy feed. 81 az
al s2ss; good to choice. 81. f7i.afi. =; poor
to fair. 3i.0Tis9IiT,a. black. 81 100 i. III:
red, nominal: gray. $l2,s@l2z5s per
GENITAL.
Produce recsipts-Flour. quarter sacks.
Is SIS: barley. eentaIs. S,5i<; corn, sacks.
:, 90. beans. sacks. $50; potatoes, sacks.
=. s59: onions. sacks, $40; bran, sacks, IT,
oss; middiings. sacks. l,oia
FINANCIAL
Drafss--on sight, New York. per 500.
Toe premium. Sterling biiis--0n London.
olday bank. Sass.
Silver bars--Per ounce, ess.sssysc.
Mexican doilars-5ia3is1c-
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new xosx MARKETS.
rns srocx KxcmAssR-

NKw YoRx. May S-wers IL not for the
heavy transactions In Sugar today the
market would have been tame indeed.
of the list sas confined to St Paul. Gsa-
srai Electric and Bars.ngtcn. At the
opening Of the session Sugar was heavily
pressed for sais. and declined 81 per cent
The break vas credited = manipuiataea
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eHARm SOLD.

oHARKo SOLD.
The total sales Of stocks today were 2os.-
81 shares. including: Atchison, 500;
american Sugar. ia 800; Burlington, 9, 500 ;
Chicago Gas. 5000; Distiiiing. $500; Gen.
eral Electric. II 100: Louisville 4 Nash
vile. a. 100; New York q New England,
4 500; Rock Island, 1900; 81. Paul. 17,600 !;
Western Union, 3.lO0
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=. 80 80 g Hcesn Ceeokzna. 1asoor<s
-, pr y -: Lme Kln. 5ox pr -
4-0, pr - $50 AAo1 -. go
AeeuG - Sse
NoA1 Woeeease - reeen Enoonas
e.essened - - tn: asesaGA e sor ioad
80. 49, nut 80 psx ia: Nsocsssae
q. 1''s~ -; 49, D'an'ea 2 p
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re - -: 0aaala, vsppsA& ecs pePef
ssn = psr eas1 a NJ
HATIa. sooIs AID conpAeR
NAns-fJohbinkl-Nsu lfss cut stssl
same . uirs: eus ssssi, Sl-s0; wire 1L7z
so.s ssss;s soosS. e - sss Hanbads
and Toiedo Sc: Tyea &c psr q: Cana-
dian raor and rnsoe ssssi, s5e PEI Il; hand
-.-Di.scns. 3 Per csnk % lise A.ss-
Is Der a.. ahovsis snd spedss-ssssl.
t65oolz5o pr dnx; iron. 3so5 PER dos.
HaseAsss-From 3l11 PER do& Nattocks
"a q per dos- FoYks--Hay, % and 70 per
cent 81 iist. 0rindssonss-Psr 10. 1kQ
q. WedGss-sesoi, G1<Ul5o Per III Fil0
80 20 10 per csuk Oh list
E1xxL TAuxus TooIs and 1Dpss csnk
"a.
LAwB NownG-0reat American, 80 and
10. and Bucksye, 90 and 10 PER csnt o6.
scIran Alp snATns-'S Pr cent ca.
n - -. -. TsIns.s-. - ~. -. -. ~
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hors-tyooossel -Manils iM-incn ana -.
3 III ~sS,..A ~. IN ~, ~ "A Ps.. ~
9c: ia-thrssd' 7xe. ana S.thread. e.:
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p:Tr - p..s - -. -,
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~. wnhs-a1vanase1 pam enc; ~ on
rs1k rsn, ~ M Az on, avsnisso
o:IDsd .Soe =; oN0s0 81 ounos ssSsn
VIZ csosn, SisS r.. ~ q. y. - "a
80 3 s. Aoo0' 3ou''s sspe S0''o' ssaPas
Pnvnrr-fIobhinvt- Bisck hlastinS ner
ksg, 81. 75o9: IS psr cent. Giant Hercules
or J1dson dynamite, 4707.50 PR case Of 50
ibs.; - Per can't Hercules OF Judson dy-
mantle. 30D6S0: Champion or Triumph
stump, 81; Improved Judson stump, $40:
Golden Pheasant sporting, 25-lb. kee. so:
Dupont ride sporting. 25-lb key. 81; sea
or summer shooting. 25-lb. keg, n; Eagle
Duck, 25-lb. kss, SlI per case.
6nof-tyobbing-Dr $50 per bag;
buckuhot, 81. rs: chilled shot, 81 So
Isov PrrR-tJobbius,-Wrousht iron. mn
to IA. black, 50 Per csnt. on list; larger
sizes, 90 and 10; galvauixsd, ~ and under,
20 and 5 per cant. or: larger sixss, IS and 5
Per cent OF list
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meal. per ton. SIS.
irNsEE AND BUILDING MATERIAL
LuxsER-Rough common, Per VI. -:
common, ased, 81: common. D$S S. $l2;
clear. ID :, si6; ixt flooring. No. I. SIS;
shelving. $50: clear, cedar finish. &n9fSS:
mou.dings. 80 per cent. discount on Uni-
versai Moulding book. shingles, Per ~.
81 -. iath per NJ, 81. IS. rickcss, ID and L.
isSo each; gutter. sx4, SCI gutter, %xa. &c;
AID ac
Bnck-common. $50 per n; pressed.
SsTsfto per II.
LIxx-< Johbsngl-A brands made on
the Sound, 81 -
Cxxxsr-{Jobhtngt Portland. X. b. h
s., $a.5G
PIAsIKa-tJobhiagl -Golden Gate. per
Dbl, 23S
FIAsrKxixa HaIx~tJohbing)-w Washed.
ftse per ID. uavashed. &r per III
MIscEIIAsxouA
SoAr-t Jobhingl-S~a Savon. a0s. 7Sc;
ions. $Aos: Electric, als. Ito: l0oa. s. ~.
Kinks York, as. ale; zoos. sAio. White
Rassian. 9s, %: zoos. 49,; Babeasts
best. "a, clio; lo,s. S.. Proctor 4 Gam
white. ls@sisi, per pound.
Tosacoo Il Joehinsb - Plug. Chewing.
Climax. In ia-ox Plugs. per D. CSC; i6-ox.
$sc: Star, psr y. &c: Horssshos. 4lc;
Shsaracad. ale; Piper Heidsseck. Csc:
Kentucky Smile. per b. Sc Scroll. Tag.
per 2, 6sa.e: sun Tag. r<r y. astfc. some
thing Good 9 u h. de. fine cut chewing.
Per rail Of 10 rs. saso<410a. Smokins.
Twist. In s-os, per 4. ale: Il In is-o3 Per
=. A.; Cabss Col. and A-cs riues. &c:
Zeal Of North Carolina Aareuss. "a psx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-09
DE AND SHIPPING.
visw Of the Seattle Market
B for the Past Week.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-09
SEATTLE. May 3, feel
xehangss st 6sassls. Tacoma and Port
I'D clearing houses today were:


& stiIl further advance has taken place
1Flng tho past wssk In oats, barley. corn
- milistuns Of from 81 70 % psr ton.
- demand for these products has bssn
saty Increased in Washington By reason
u ne poor crop prospects In California,
- large orders have bssn placed here for
! Iouolulu.
Thsrs has been . general decline Of .
E1lats per pound In oil kinds Of butter, exc
EMp4 psrhsps, California creamery. which
#te1ilt held up.
1sgs are higher By 1 osnt Per dossn than
10y we're last week, while poultry ~
etns unchanged.
= vegetables new CALIFORNIA; onions
- taken the place Of the old. which are
nneAinabls only In small quantities. and
~ for to 7csnts per pound, while the
NV ones 60 1t az cents
4 II fruits, oranges. bananas and straw
lesiss are somewhat cheaper.
Lard has advanced u cent per pound,
E3s other provisions remain unchanged.
co6ee. both green and roasted, has de-
SGasd. and some canned meats have Cd.
Ev0ood.