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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-17
San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE or TRADE

& SAN Francisco. Aprii The vege-
Iisb marke; opened dull this morning.
1 Prices were generally steady. The receipts
were i7a boxes of asparagus. $50 sacks
peas. oil boxes rhnbarb, los sacks pota-
toes Il sacks onions, 3 boxes tomatoes and
thoxes cucumhers. Potatoes and onions
are steady.
The demand for fresh fruits is not act
i've. Apples are getting scarce and oranges
are dull. arrivals Of strawberries were
eleven chests. The butter market
Is developing frmer tone. Eggs
weak with little inquiry.
There is little doing in poultry. Prices
steady aud stocks heavy.
CALL BoARn.
Reported further damage tn state crops
by the heavy winds of yesterday had q
favorable effect on the market today, and
cali board prices for December barley
reached sLie,.. closing At silTs.. May
barley closed a, LOS bid December wheat
reached 81. 2oss spot wheat. 81 per GENITAL.
Produce receipts-Flour, quarter sacks
is7os Oregon. 800. wheat. eentsls,
.ass; Oregon, > 100; barley. centals, 2. $40;
Oregon, :, 49,: corn, sacks, 2,T1s; beans,
sacks. us; potatoes. sacks. .lss: Oregon.
6,sia. middiings. sacks. 81
HRrsnsrurrs AND GRAINS.
Flour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. s3.3n@t2.a 10 per barrel: ba-
kers' extras. ss.s0G3.4o: superiine, s.. sea
rs.
8 Neutrality-suspicious. for shipping wheat
are hasd To- give. as there is no;ning doing.
On a parity with Liverpool quotations
sro. wheat ought ia be worth abou. soc
per ceatai, but nobody wants either 10 buy
or sell at such a figure, Speculation has
given strong tone 20 the local situation
and parcels suitable for call board ping
hnd quick custom at $i.05eeIo7ts per sen-
Ia. Milling wheat IS held at range of
N0f sml.i2is rs to quality.
barley high prices are beginning TO at
tract conslgnments from Oregon, over
aooN centals being received from that di-
seetion today. The market 10 in booming
condition on account OF the dry weather.
On the tables on change there is very little
barley to lie seen. bat pretty tail prices are
asked for what is offered. The situation il
conceded 20 he strongly favorable to the
selling interest. In the call board there Is
large business doing a. advancing rates.
We quote: Feed. slo2lsIio5 Tor fair 20
coed quality and si.oos. efL0Tsa per GENITAL
lor choice bright. bresins. si.ieS i2ts
PEI Genital
oats-Prices are again on the M grade.
Receipts are light. while stocks on hand
ara under good control. The firriness In
Prices for ether cereals helps IN matters IN
lac interest Of sellers. We quote A. iol-
lesss; Milling, 81. l5eei.aS; surprise. sl.So
ais; fancy feed, 81. aSesLSo; good 10
saoiee, N.i2's esLels; poor TO fair. aooes
Aioi black. 81 0s0f 10; red. nominal;
sssay. sl.o5 assLi7's per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
hFatssOn sight, New York. per SOD.
.Sae premium. Sterling eills-on London.
"eday bank. s4ssls.
Silver bars, per ounce. 6Sts4stSrc.
Sex!caa dollars. $50 asase
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pACIFIC NAvI0ATrox COMPANY
i TIME TABLE In effecs April I, 1894
SEATTTE-wHA TsspN eof-YE

pacific NAvI0ATroN COMPANY
TINE Table In efecs April |. 1894
sEATTLE-wHATcoN ROUTE
Daily Sunday excspsedl
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Lv Seattle Il 90 IN Nv whatcom las o IN
Ar Whatcoai g Oo n, Ar Seattle. 800 m
stopping at Fidaigo. Anacorsas and Fa;rhaven,
and ~ everett south-bound, connecting at seattle
With steamer Henry sailHy for Tacoma
SEATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE
Daily texcsps Saturday,.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Nv Tacoma. 900 p m Nv Seattle, $50 m
Connecting with Steamer state of Washington
for Fidalgo. Anacosies Fsirhavea and whAico IA,
and with steamer talrhaven for Everett. La Con-
ner and al " hiaoy Island points.
Ia CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND ROUTE
sToPp1xa AT EVERETT
STEAMER FAIRHAyEN
North h'nd -Except Hat south h'd-Except sun
Nv seattle. a:04pm Lv la Conner $50 m
AR Everett -. 1l:30 d m Lv Everett i 90 p N,
Ar La Conner 500 n n Ar Seattle $3.50 . IN
stopping az Eamonds Icprett, Clinton brown .
Point, Langley. coupevsfae. San de Fuca. Oak Has-
Dor end Utsaady: connecting At seattle with
steamer Henry pailey for tacoma
wharves-PaciHo Navigation Ca. Tacoma: Pa
cifc AaSigatou Co.. seattle formerly Takers
dock foot OF University ssrcstI: Merchants dock
Everett.
For f,lll particulars. rasea. excursions towage
eto. apply Ia or address a. j. MACLEOD, Agent,
Seattle. telephone S9s. J. r. HARMON. Freight
and Passenger Agent, Tacoma: telephone 81.
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IUMPo THE CRTCKEr-srArrLHKy
- korrE Two round trips daiis except sunday
TINE GAhD-Leaye seattle $50 q m and Z. is
P M, daily except sunday. Leave Everess
lo.i3 M and 5:l5 n m, daily except Sunday
1onnecsionS-A Al seattle with steamer FLYER for
Tacoma At Everett with steamer Mikado for
snonomish. Lsndings-Foot ~ Madison street
seattle. foot Hewitt avenue Everett
kARE-Seattie 10 Everett. Tsc; round tim n rs
S. SEFf. Managing owner
Elective March H. 1894
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dropped 20 saA..-. Afte@ is.c decline ard
The report Of the weak closing cables. thee
wss sosas more narrowing drought dig
patches from California wh.ch started the
crowd TO buying again. The rnarkes went
higher and closed at 61ssc for May. TIE
corn market was strong after . momsntary
EsgAf of weakness ~ tie opening and
closed with q gain Of &c. Provisicns wers
very strcng and closed 1t the top OF soc
ADVANCE in pork
Esslmase9 receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
hs cars: corn. 3y8cars; oats, - cars; hogs.
$500 head.
Closing. whsat-Firm. Cash. eoc: May.
else
Corn Higher: cash. 3sf.e, May, sac
oats--rs~aay: eAsn. 8, fse; May. sac.
EYe-Sonssnsl. sifa
Flax seet-ti3l
TiHsothy--ss~adv: a 2ssAsa.
Pork-May. $iSya
LaFt--eash and May. Ss.s7i<.
Short rfbs-Aay, $50
MISSILE sRary STATEMENT.
Following 10 . statement OF the visible
grain supply for the week ending Sasur-
Gay, a. compared with the preceding
week.
ExsA<sa Decrease
wheat 6s.zis.aol l-oss. 20
tosn la-0l,ssa i+s5eAg
1ass-+---. ..+.+-.-...-----.-..- -stetss.1 oa--.1
nye-.-+ss..- 1851 N-ov
oaxsss. .**sssa.--s -*-r*- aAa11 e-sSvs
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For wh.,oom aud Vancouver.

Eastern train leaving seattle At s:Ss q. m and
arriving at 6 p. m " II make direct connections
for whateons, Vancouver aud points East via
Canadian Pacific Through parlor cars between
SEATTLE aud VsrcouveT.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

/ PORTLAND. April is.--Whcat-No trade !;
Eprlees, nominal. Valley, s5c: Walla
fNaila. ioc Der GENITAL.
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A severe rainstorn visited Salt Lake
Sunday night ard Monday morning
Monday afternoon ii showed.
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IN EFFECT MARCH Z. 1894.

TN EFFECT MARCH T. 1894
STEAMER IDAHO
WILL LEsTR yEsLER WHARF AT r. n.
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Fdmonds. Clinton. Browns Point. Langley
Itsslnay. Ftdaigo city. Anaeortes, Samsh and
Whatcom. and on Thursdays gosng through 70
Blaine and Semlahmoo. Returning. leave What
com Monday. W ednesday, Saturday at 4 u m
Fare 10 Whs,cem. xl.90: FreiSns TO whatcom. u
&. b. BRowNFIELD. Managing Owne;
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u,ua the PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
T1s3 sAs Fsst aud Cusn a1gAiosSs
grKAxx. axNKaAL CANDY

Fer ssschsi3s sstn~s. Essss1ssson DRY Dock Efs-
nsertan. Aec@sas, IFzsyEszs ALICE. rtvsYsae
sna inssFsass3iase TusaA& Leaves HAsfsaxfons
shgf n fact Ok a ~ aEnssaa street. ~ 90 q IL
ca4iy eXes2& s@2iAy. ss.9x@azs - 30 = H.
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uors.
Hufh~-Stehuy.
METALS.

Hops-steady.
Pig iron-~Dali; American, {iiRtl.4n.
Copper--Quiet. domestic, 81 ~.
Tin-Sfrong; straits Sfa ~ bad.
speiter-- Easy. domestic. S.. ia3s bid.
COFFEE
Coi.ee--~options opened irregular and
free at unchanged 10 20 points decline.
Rallied partially and closed steady a gn-
changed 10 Is points nst decline. Sales,
III 90 bags, including APRIL. at Slo e50s
IL 10: MAY. sie051 is 10; June. SIS 81:
September, $l50ofia 10; December. slt,3a.
SPOT cofiee-Rio. nominal: No. :. i7i.es
i7sso; mild. dull; Cordova, is,.9i9iac.
safes made: Warehouse deliveries
SATURDAY, e270 bags; stock in
New York today. 5000 bags; stock
in the United States. 901.oia bags
snoat for the United States. 81. coo bags
total visible tor the United States. Dos. isu
bags, against last year. 81. So5 bags.
Rio-Msrket nrm. Ne. RE. 81 50: ex-
change, si.a. sales, 81, 600 bags; receipts,
o.. go bags.
santos-M Market quiet; receipt. during
tho week, 500: shipments 10 the United
States, none.
Hamburg g. Market quiet: 1000 bags
prices unchanged 10 \. pig lower. -
London - Market quiet. prices un-
changed To Oh higher.
Havr~-Market dull; sales, I&ooo bags
prices, !. iowet.
SUGAR
Sngsr-Raw; market steady; eentrifu-
gal ssS-tess 2f.c. fair refining. = T-tnc; safes,
a a. al taa ~ ~
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SHARES s0tD.

The total sales of stocks today were ais,-
0oo including: American Tobacco. $500
Atchi.on. 2,lo0; American Sugar. 46, $40,
American Sugar preferred, 400: RurIine-
ton. $50. Chicago Gas, "a 0oo: Dstilers.
1900: Missouri, Pacific. 3,it0; Northern
Pacific preferred. 600, Reading. 3,s0
ST. Paul, Is, 700.
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ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, April Ia --Whsat-Steady
demand roor: holders offer moderately
No. California. So id@5s I'd. req western
winter. Is Iotzaa5,s Id.
Corn STEADY, demand poor.
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rokEIGs MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
LosroS, April i6-Bsr silver. .se5
fine. 2sI1i. Conso!s, 100 Bank of Eng
land ds-eouu. rate. 2 per cent Amour.
OF bullion gone into the Bank Of England
TO-DAY. Esgn
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Crain and Cereals Continue
q Firm and Advancing.
s~nHEAT FOR FEED HIGHER.
#s~~ FREIGHT Rate No Longer IN Eject
Ego and 0esFn Psas Are slew
3 Dals-BanauAs.

C.G pyraxTursr o. AsxtcrErcsE. !
WEATHER BgRxAr,
Pd9rIAsH. Or, April IT, S-tA
forecast for Tuesdsys fair. sfssca asy.
rxrrxp STATES pgP.sTxgsr OF sssfcuLfcRs
weATHyR srsgAr-psiLr sgLLEffh
SEATTLE Aasa-. April 10, ks9A
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i4sttie .....,...,.........s i2os 3 Il s2s.a2a IS
Tacoma .-...,,....-..s---- ss9is - g,eas GO
= Portland. ....,...-.-......- 22sGG % 5000 10
The prinei pal feature Of theyocai market
seontlnres to be the sharp advance in
grain and cereals. For some OF these ar
4 tcies this market Is largely dependent
upon San Francisco. and advices from
there indicate an advance OF from 81 to So
sper ton on all articles used for feed.
Wheat for feed has gone up 81 per ton on
account Of the expiration Of tho reduced
rate on damaged wheat which was ex-
isnded only 10 April Is. The rise In cheap
feed. locally. Is $50 per ton. Barley is
vsry scarce locally and cannot be obtainsd
from farmers east of the mountains be-
csnse thew are too busy with springs
work to take 1t TO the point OF shipment.
All OF the green vegetables from Cali
Ifornia we're cleared up well except green
peas. which move very slowly.
Eggs are slow sale At IL cents and some
dealers are cutting half cent lower.
The scarcity of bananas has been re-
lieyed by light shipment from San Fran
cisco to tide over until the arrival of an
other car load from New Orleans which IL
due in day or two.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMrsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves City wharf Tuesdays ThursdAvs ana
Saturdays At a m Tor Edmonds Mukiiteo Ev-
ereit. Marysvie, East Everett. Lowell and sno-
homish FARE TO EVERETT SOC. ROUND
TRIP, soc: TO SNoHoMISH SOC
]. A. HATFIELD Agent
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EVERETT ROUTE
II STEAMER ERTYHGTND
Esaaty except @usaay
rys sssttsE.. i so Gxs seattle AGO D IN
Iva Ev@s.ss.. ssSa . aa Ava kseress.. % . n,
-. Leaves ssAits@ .s.s.-s....ss... 40 > IA
ran0asA Leaves kSsfs1s 90 = N.
FAax-.TsaGs TAR T5ss EorSs Tssr - az
Csuasess with bea.s far TaaSna and snoEomish-
lkna.as. kszasn&a cock. Eeos ~ ~ arfun street
akaJEIsE AMI TACOMA %AkT1A rfUN 90
ctsrk TRogr. Pres n. ". GooDnax seey
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DKoPLEs SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. Seattle. wa
CAPITAL, 800, oO0
OFFICERS AND TRUsrEuA
Jacob Furfh President
Arthur A. Decay. Vice President
John LAayy, second Vice Prootden2
James r. aaycen. Manager Cashier ana 9ooH
Frank !. Blodxett. Assistant Gambler.
slgmund SchwaoAchsY. John Collins. 4 q No0
fielder, r. W. WiimAns.
Transacss q savings bank business exclusively
Deposits received froni u TO 10000
Intersat allowed per Annum SIX per cenA -
term De osiis, 4 per cent. On ordinary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF NAv and No
vsnber. Loans made on real estate OF approved
eoliaterAis only.
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0ght exchange and telegra phic transfers on New
York. Chicago. 81. Pau. sAn Francisco, Port
land. and various points In Wash-
tnGton, oregon and Eritiah
Columbia
sight bills Of exchange London available elso
ehsre In Europe
Collections made ., sr points on favorable tsrm~
Bonds. stocks and other vausbies received On Do
oosit foy SAFE keeping.
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HOOP CANAL ROT rg-

STEAMER RAINIER
Rehgfsf ass rsfsra.shsa leaves Ms-rha nss DER
1snday UssRssdas aud Friday - = IN tor
ktsEsson, Fort tsaslsse- EaGEof. s~aoecx. Lsss-
~anp. EFnw Ai1a. Hoe4SS@or- gAoa City ard inter
use@!Iafs points arriving IN Jassn CITY a. D. m
leaves IEsSa tasy "A TUESDAY. THURSDAY
aaa -as ars.Ay arriving IN seattle ~ D.
Y, n. LfHHf Master
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|SZ||53lE9E;S
500
PACIFIC
ROUTE.

Trains Leave Seattle daily 1t ISIS . n. for III
points east running through to Minneapolis. ST
Paul. Toronto. Montreal and Boston without
change Close connections at Minneapolis and 81
Paul for Chicago and points east and south
CHINA AND JAPAN.
HRoH VANCOUVER
Empress Of ~
Empress Of China May IL
AUSTRALIA.
vRox vAScoUvgR, CALLING AT HONOLULU.
Steamship Arawa-. April IL
steamship warrimoo .+.....................Aa May -
For periodicals maps. etc. call on or address
r. w Ac6rSSlS. Agent
6oo Front street
q Mel. BROWN, p. r. A. Vancouver. B. C.
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II ExLIN0HAM Rat. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER IynIA rHowpsoy

For Edmonds. Everett. Clinton. Langley, Coupe
vile, Etsaiady. Fiealso City. Anacortes sAmlah
Farhavrn s@home and whal com. leaving seattle
Tuesdays. Thursdays ana Saturdays AZ = m
ksiprniny isaves whAtcom Wednesdays. Fridays
and sundays at $50 . m. landing q. CAY Dock
THONP9ON nH0A
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Principal Mss wintsseoar1s srrNoel Cnscn
arsssaasa % Tho Hosne saa Co onsaa Trnsniue
rsatexs YnaAor EnxiAndt who holds 3 k.rx
gcrasv reacnsr's Ceg-sAcase. sAcoaa SxaaA
fspEss receives. .. Arg time.
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DoRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
l. DuNGESEss-
STEAMER MoSTICELLo
pArIy E1cErr MONDAY. TIME cAnH
COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC. IL, 1904
Leaves Seattle. 200 a m. Townsend, lo, 80 q
Dungeness. 1900 m arrives Port Angeles
1880 .. IN. leaves Port Angeles. $50 p N leaves
Port Townsend. 500 p IN. arrives seattle. . so
p. CITY DOCK ca. seattle Agents.
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pAxK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

PAID Up cAgITA L....-.-. as 600 o53
kESEREE ....-..........e. ............ SO e51
Heaa syrs 81 1 nahaF9 ssFsss Ea,m6aa
Fsnnnnes- Tseftfas4, &sa azessca EeAssA To
ergax- sscsoy4A Meg " Rlnstsr sAaAsn2
haneSogs Asassa. SsGeaassf 4 &
sesesAl Banking ssa EIsHaaEe Bgsszess
uaasarsai Laaas EaAse hilis discounted. cosxa-
asegcza2 orsfsis xxAzss1 Deposits received car
rans Aceeuzs szgsegs - cnsex EnseFesI paid -
1as seesslEA u LA EARSEa IAnASsE
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8 WILEY NAVIGATION CO
Seattle. Tacoma aad Olympia
Route
STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Leaves Seattle daily at loo p. n
sEATrLE.TACOMA ROUTE
STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
Leaves Seattle daily at SOC q M. and 800 p "A.
FARE TO TACOMA. SO CESrA
Landing-cny Dock foot OF Man s1ess, Com
merciai Dock, Tacoma
]. A. HATFIELD. Agent.
CAPTAIN L. WILEY. Manager
Telephone s53
pACIFIo COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For San Francisco via Fort Townssnd and Vic
torsa at y a IN passengers recsived on board
m April 3. s. Is, Is 20 and "a
For Alaska April - and "a
From San Francisco. for Victoria an1 Puget
sound portA .; - M. April 8. TO- Is. 20. Is. 80
Ticket. may 10 osfasned at the osee Of tie corn
psny, Al ocean deck. sesftisL
aoopALI. PERKINS a Co.
General A gents. san Franc SEQ
J. II. JoHSsos. r. = snpt. sessls
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Sagsr-Raw; market steady; centrifa-
gal, SS-tesi, 2f.c. fair refining. s-ioc; safes,
4 100 bags centrifugal, sw.ts.f. 2s&c; eighty
hogsheads aud 10 bags Muscosado, 49,
test. s-l6s, rehnsi, steady aad fairly ae-
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-THE-
Hope kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS

RspanaszAa streets. North seattle, reR
c. - . A. Also Tis Essxsash 81
srcn isSs % As39 p ia
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SIT. Clifford, New Cassei, Wis, was
troubled With Neuralgia aud Rheuna.
tign, his Stomach was disorticrCd, his
Liver was affected TO an alarming de-
gree, appetite, fell away, and he was ter.
Three bottles Of Electric Ditters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
Ind n running eore ON his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Differs and seven boxes OF
Ducklcn's ArniCa Salvc, and his leg Ia
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, Ind five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurublo Ono
bottle Electric BIttcrs and ono box Bucs.
lens Arnica Salvp cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. )
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summer Compin'uA

last fall l was takun with a kind Of
summer complaint, accompanied with
n wonderful diaTIbUa. Soon aiter my
wIfo'a sister, who lives With us. was
tnton in tho snmO way. We used al
most everything without benefit. Thon
/ said, let ug Try ChambGTlaln's Collie.
Cholcrn and DIarrlIEa RomGdy, which
wo did, and that curod us right away.
I thluk much OF it, as Il did Tor me
wha, II was recommended to do.-John
iirf,zes, Bethel, Bsrks Co., Pa
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Tho Wool TrnttO.
Rnrlsl,tf'a

HFGVa'tttS,
Tho market is dull, and tho tono OF
valuos rather moro in favor o. tho
buyer. buyers arc again indifferent,
and as expoctattou Of a duty on raw ma.
torIal il past, no ono appears dispoaCl
IN INV ahuad, Fieees wools are quoted
about sloRdy, but move slow, while Of.
ierings arc increasing. RecoiptB of do
mcsiic wool arc footing up larger, as is
the usual thing at this season. Terri.
tory woods arc dull. with salos difficult
above tho basis OF 30c secured for tho
hos, parcels. Australian wonla arc
quiet, but sales hnvo increased some
what, Tho London market is ssoady.
Garnet wools continue quiet, but occa'
sional round lots Rro cleaning up. Tho
next auction sale OF East lndla woola
begins in Liverpool July p, with oiioH
imgs Of 28,5ul halos.
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Tho Trouble AbOu, Brick PavomOntS.

Tho TrnnOle About Brick PhvementB'
B1pfro-r Sun
Tho director OF public works In Phtlu-
delphia reports unfavorably on the Wit
ritled brick pavements. Nc says that
stres,s in that city paved With bricks
and subjected to ordinary traffic havo
not lasted tivcypars. Tho difficulty wns
In the different vaiuo Of the bricka.
After i've years some brtcks wcro as
good as now and others wpre entirely
(lislnteRrated and COMO. For this tho
brickmakes ls blamed. The buyer or
inspector, snys tho official. cannot
always know the grade Of bricks by
their looks, and a. long az bricks ore
nut on the market without selection 10
guarantee uniformity in their quality
thoro would be distrust aud their gen.
cral uso for street paving will DO de-
luvod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Psatuso. q tFe IIsasy aAd aOet
Markets.

NAAAANN-s
wv YrT- Iu,y il-vopry ua eaa cEs7 =
pr eaht; .sS. IIla snd closed st pr cent
PTfuo ruerrsuals paprTass "a Gnt s'er'
ling e1rbGns e dutI 4, e 7ss4 q slrEf e'rah'
7ta Gaa6Sn nv tvESi aies Svrc sLaii ih1nS
TGS ahs-S sTre1Sttop Tsa dat ot5 SuinSr
6stiag TO-DAY During dc mn hu1t OIL bnHneS
the au..ng Rrs ReusnliT FtTpo{ IN i1Se so
hfebef ttF1r.s EFrp recorded. DuftnR the lH1
hour Of The morning the teintST Of lgseaisH ls3
holder Il S;nckek being DESTROYS Of krt'!ne olL' OF
tue tnGttst n0t knowing what the rnilrvai 1, ",
tiOa may develop betEeeu nnN ahl s9HuL..
The curly Improvements hoTrNrt: wHs Only I9''
tiBlly lot. aud IN . majority on me - t.s
elo'iDg rFicts sh0Eed al sdFance On w ~, ~,
figVfvs q YSs+sriAy. faSgioS tFvFa = 70 ~ PGt
osut. the latter IN DclsTnN, LAcEAWhnuS
wCs:cfu Aucr!cRa cabFs saGscd ssin =. -
R5ck Island i upif; aud Northwestern Il Buf,
iingtou u unchanged Eud It. faui ID dow q
ppT cent ,,...,,
Government and state bonds strong
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

eonsuI.s hls hes. Interests by having o
box Of Krauso'a Headache Capsules al
hand taknn ms directed Will prevent or
st0p any kind OF a hOadache, no mRttor
what tho cause, in fact il your skull was
cracked il would prevent pain.
Sold by AlOx. +. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, aud Dowio Il Co., Bridge
port, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

CALL Tor Cubcb Cough Cure and in.
sist upon having nothing else. Twenty.
ilvu aud fifty cent bottles. Try il and
il il ia not Gs wU say-tho best remedy
Of the kind In the wOrld-wO ask you to
condemn |. to all your friends.
Sold by Alex I. Young, John Kinri,
Wheeling, and Bowio & Co. Bridge.
nnrk Nhin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16

You can novcr have a really good com,
uloxinn until tho impurity is cleansed
rom your blood. What you need is Il
thorough course Of Ayers sars9lpatllla'
which 10 absolutely FREQ from all harm
iui ingredients, and therefore, perfectly
safe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
Wheeling BFldGe & Terminal Ry.
co. BREWSTER Rpcmypf
Time Table No 10 10 tnRe ONtct ts;ol 4 n.,
slniHV November ~ 1901

NIl1IV NWVgIHTUT " IlIE
Irnvc wncCitGg-t $50. fsiS. Ill N, ft.2a
sg,IS. tI,I 1900 p. IN,
sJ.ll tl6, Dtj y m,
ttiI 7J.I7. pa ayi2
Arrive criniuaiJunctldn-fs.I1, tiOUl. III:
n m tt.SS 'Ill tt 4S. gas y w.
ieayo Terminal Juuctinn-t7:3I, %. 20. q m,
sIt 70, a. III. q %. tItOh. tli&, ~. I5p n.
Leave Martins Ferry iJO7 u u, 'i!;B.
3i:OS. ti!0 $3.50 tS.5lp, m.
leave fcuium'a-tF'3t, is'itnn.. "ie'5t, ti;ll.
tIgIT, n q. Il 50 ~.
;iiT ti.ni tj'li, fpiu5 = u
IlItsaliiS will run on Eastern Time
J, L TAUSGIi, superintendent