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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07
A bachelor one day set the table

A bachelor one day Set the table
in his lonely abode with plates for
himself an imaginary wife and
five children. He then sat down
to dine, and as he helped himself
to food he put the same quantity
on each Of the other plates and
surveyed the prospect, at the same
time computing the cost. He 10
still q bachelor.-Ex.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07
~. PRICES Cream baAsag A'owdvs
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Nstioe for Publication.

LAND 0rrfcE At 0REaos Cry, Or.
October n, 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intentlont to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
thst said proof will be made before the County
Clerk Of Linn county at Albany. Or, December
II, 1884, viz Prank Dedell, II, T. No. 7ils7 for
the 3 z 15.NWA.EEA.8WA " and Lot land
.. Section 10, Township i2s. Range East He
names the following Witnesses to proyc mis- con
sinuous residence upon aud cultivation If said
land. vie: .: l. Gilbert, T.. L. Gilbert, 8 M
eimmons. 8. r. johnson, all Of Lebanon. Oregon
RoBgRT A. AilLEE.
Register.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

NEARLY every community has
some people it could we'll affoad to
do without. They are constantly
complaining Of the shortcomings
Of better citizens. They have never
been known to take hold Of any
public enterprise. They never
fail to impress . stranger looking
for q business location that every
branch oftrade is crowded. They
seem thoroughly dissatisfied and
Disguised. The wonder is they do
not emigrate to more congeniai
climes, with the wide world before
them they might find some place
better suited to their way Of
thinking.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFvIcg Ar OREGON CRY. or. l
October 25i iSgs

LAND OFvIcg Al OREsos cfrY. or.
October o. isgs
EoTIcK is herepy given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of bis claim, and
that said proof win he made before the County
Clerk Of Linn county, at Albany. Or, December
., 1904, viz: Frederick " BFampton. IL T. No
s.s7s for the n 5zofsgA.SEHofEEM + Sen
SEX Of Section u. Township u South, Range
West. He names theft lowing Witnesses 70 prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
sid land. viz: Jacob filzwaler. james B, Filz.
water. ]. n Lindley. J. W. Gee. all OF Lebanon,
Oregon. RoBgET A. MiLHsg,
Register.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

Ar Q recent banquet at tho
Press Association Of New York,
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid was called up
on to respond to the toast, 1Ths
Independent Press Here il bis
response as reported In the daily
papers Of that city: "There ID no
such thing in America as M in
dependent press, unless 1t ID out
in the country towns. You are
all slaves. Yon know it and /
know it, there il not one Of yeu
who dsres 10 express an honest
opinion. If you express il, you
know before hand that it will not
appear In print. | am psid ei50
for keeping honest opinions out Of
the paper ! am connected with.
Others Of you are paid similar
salaries for doing similar things.
If / should allow honest opinions
to be printed in one issue Of my
paper, like Othsllo, before tweats-
four hours my occupation would
be gone. The man Hho would be
so foolish $ 70 write honest opin-
ions would bs out On the streets
hunting for another job. The
business Of the New York journal
ist is TO distnrs the truth, 10 lie
outright, 70 psrvert, to villify, to
fawn ct the fest Of Mammon and
to sell his country and bis race for
his daily bread, or for whss is
about the same thing, his salary.
You know this and ! know Il; and
whst foolery TO be toasting an
Independent press.' We are tools
and vsssals ofrich men behind the
scenes. They pull the string and
We dance. Our time, our talents,
our lives, our possibilities, are all
the property Of other men. We
are intellectual prostitutea.n
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07
co AND SEE

The largest stock Of custom made
boots ever brought to Albany. Alse
the best selected stock Of men'a
wernen's, boys, MISSES and chill.
dren's shoes in all grades, at prices
to meet the times. All goods
bought ut our store that rip will b
FREE Of charge. If you
want your horse shod you go to b
not . general mer-
chandise store. WHY2 When
YOU want to be shod come to The
only exclusive boot and shoe store
IN Albany.
KLEIs 4 DuBRrILLE.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

THE lines Of no two human
hands are exactly alike, When o
traveller in China desires q pass
port, the palm Of the hand ID COW
cred with fine oil paint and IN
impressian is taken on thin, damp
paper. This paper officially
stamped, is his passport. lex.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

The state university and agri-
cultural college cost the state .
great deal of money, and they ars
turning out some fine football
players. The taxpayers are, also,
doing q little kicking, although
not 80 scientifically proficient a.
the boys their money is edncAting.
-Ex
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

The Examiners railroad psti.
tion has been placed in the hands
Of Congressman McGuire, Of Cal
itornia. Itcontains 200, ,507 names,
Oregon contributing 13, 058 Of the
signatures. Multnomah county
is highest with 1,41S, Coos second
with 1,14Sand Douglas third with
1874.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

Ar Kansas City Theodore Han.
som, Judge Of election, and John
Phillips have been arrested and
placed under bonds in connection
with alleged election frauds.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

In Ohio q farmer painted bis
house white. It rained bsfoEs thu
paint was dry, and the rain carried
plenty Of white lead into the cis-
tern. Then they all drank tho
water, and six members Of the
family ore dying. Hrequires some
sense to keep alive, even in Ohio.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07
THE President has sent i length

The President has sent D lengthy
message 70 congress-, embracing
nearly every item Of interest that
has happened since bis last mes
sage. He Il II favor Of fssrsngshsn-
Ing ths army and navy and tDpro-
tecE American interests at I'll times
I'D places. ~ kss i klss VOTE
= zn III. c. :! :.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

A loud complaint comes from
Chicago Of the misery caused BY the
boycott by the railroads Of thoss
men who were engaged in the A.
r. u. fight last July. They are
kept from getting WORK BY > black
list.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

THE internal revenue experts
who are bllding the machinery
for the collection Of the income
tax asserts that the amount to DO
collected from corporations will
reach tbs sum Of 10000, ,0O0.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07
Lebanon Express.
n. Y. KIRKPATRICK.
Editor : and Proprietor,

TIE Governor Of Alaska is NOT
able to report much growth in the
Territory, the population remain
ing at sbout 5000 white people and
$4,000 natives.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07
Election at Brownsville.

Al the election in Brownsville Mon
day, the following were elected officers
on the north side, for the coming year,
J. P. Cody, mayor; P. l.. Gerow, J. 9
Enger, J. M. v. Bilyeu, George a
Dyson, James Shea, A, B, Cayender
councilmen; o. P. Coshow, recorder;
c. E. stannard, treasurer; NJ. G..
Hoover, marshal.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07
LEBANON PRODUCE MARKET
lchanged Every week.l

Changed Every weekl
Wheat-33c,
Oats--l0c
Hays to IS perton.
Flour--sO 65@s,7o per sack.
Chop-s0 70 per cwt.
Bran 90c per cwt.
Middlingssl 90 per cwt.
Potat0es-25e.
Apples Dried, &c perth
Plums-Dricd, Sc.
0nions--2c.
Beef Dressed, Sc.
yeal-4@5c.
Pork-Dressed, 5.
Lard--l4.
Hams-l2l per ID.
Shoulders-l0c.
Bides-11c per lb.
Geese-s5 a 81 per doz.
Ducks IS d 80 per doz.
Chickens 50 25aS 90.
Turkeys-Sc per lb.
Eggs--22c 1er doz.
D itter--l5 q zoe per ID.
Hides-zGreen, lc;. dry, &c.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

A dangerous 70 silver certificate
counterfeit has appeared in the
East. 1t is Of the series Of 1891.
All the work is well done. It il
one-eighth Of an inch largsr than
the genuine.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

RED river, in Texas, iR lower
than at any period during the past
fifty yesrs. The ferries have been
abandoned and teams are crossing
the channel, which is not over two
feet in depth.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

a foas saoe has been arranged be-
tween Fred obsrsf, the hero sprintsr
at the recent HSsman's leurnaEsns,
snd ID I4Anes, Champion as Nnrthsrp
CalltnEnlA. This dissspee u 100 yseda,
and OheEes y siven I fsst on ths out.
sosss4. TAs EAes acsnfz II Corvallis
III !. aaIsaak. s5isEgsasII u egs )Ilss
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07

Following is the List Of lsttssa rsmsiping
ancalisd for In the Lebanon post oises
Friday, Dscembag I. 1884:
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-07
REMOVAL NOTICE.
Will & Stark,
Of Albany,

Are now in their new store in
the Gusick Block, where they are
prepared to meet the wants Of the
public with the finest line Of jew
elry, silverware, clocks watches,
etc, in this part Of the state.
Fitting eyes with glasses and
spectacles by Prot. A. Stark, grad
uate Of the Chicago Opthalmy
College, a specially.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-02
ne vveesner s.A crspe.

WAsHInaroy Crry. Nay 1.-The weather
bureau says In it, report Of weather crop
conditions for the week ended April 80:
The week ending April 80 he's bssn
warmer than usual and the most favor
able week Of the season for farm work In
ell districts east Of the Rocky mountains.
II was unusually warm In the spr
whses region. Il was cool In the districts
vest Of the Rockisa Frost occurred,
causing damage 10 vegetables and fruit In
New Mexico and portions Of California.
The rainfall wss greater than usual in the
Mississippi valley, northward to Mime
sofa and the Dakotas, the heaviest RAIN
occurring in the interior in Eastern Texas,
where the excess ranged from one to two
inches.
The Pacific coast states were favored By
general showers from Washington south
ward TO Central California, which were
generally beneficial. but some Of the crops
in California have bsen permanently iu-
jursd By the drouth.
The reports Of about loo crop districts
show that the weather was more favorable
and Ill crops have been greatly improved.
Farm work 10 In advance Of the average
season. Seeding - general over the greater
part Of the spring wheat region, and sesn
planting n well under way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-02
MARINE Mswa

TAfoosn, Nay LIS p. m.-iopsoiel. T.
Clear; frssh northwest wind. Iaward, u.
=. ctr Adams, 5 p. M; outward. Tacoma.
NxAM LAY. May LIS p. m.-fSpeciAl. j
Partly cloudy; light west wind Tug
Tacoma in bay.
CLALiAM Bar, May LIS .. m.-fSpe-
ciaI. l--Ciear; light west wind.
PoRr ANa1LEs, May l-6 p m.-fSpe-
cial. Partly cloudy; light west wind.
PoKr TOWNSEND. May l-lSpecial. +
saised--Schr Reporter. from Port Gamble
for San francisco. Arrived-U. 8. steamer
Alert, from Mare island, en- route TO bering
ses. The schooner AIcslde, which went
ashore on smiths Island Sunday night, II
In . dangerous position. The tug Discov-
cry WAS unable 20 moveBhs vessel. which
Il becoming Undecided In the drifting
sand. The Tyes and another tu9 went
down this afternoon 70 render further
ASST tance.
HoouIAN. May l.-fSpscial l-Arrivsd-
Echr Lucy, San Francisco.
sAa Francisco. Nay L-Arrtved-Str
Point Iona, CosmopoIls; str Homer, Va
Quina bay; Walla Walia, Montserrat
Departed-Str Sunoi, Portland schr Pear
less. Port Hadlock: Willamette. Ouna-
laska; City Of Papsets, Tahiti: John Wora-
ter. OunaiAska; G. r. Sargent, Nsnaimo;
Don Carlos, Vancouver. Cieared-Aiue-
Ola, Comox; C. r. Sargent, Nanaimo: Don
Carlos, Vancouver; schr Norma, Ugashak :
schr Bobrik, Petfopolski.
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Xe ~ Jsty. Later thsy discovered
ths1f eoogRatniakions had Ken peoma-
tuEo whoa vheax e favorAh,a oondi-
sdons. vss taking 10 tumble. vhieA -
eaissd h lons soe he day 81 ke pse
6asAel The deliveries Il Nay Wheat
bs1ose Ne opening we're vssy light 60
stdkt1g tAo large stocks. The estimates
- the quantity delivered varied ftum
1QQ.oeo - 40oo, GO buahela. The trade
ovfaently considered then Heht onoueA
- b encouraging 70 De hull sade ~ The
maxksk which seartsd strone q ahoat No
Cvsr the closing prices ef the prsvioas
day. Nay Tor IN instant ssaA q 5es<e,
bat 6S9lo vas immsdisssiy touched, and
o6srings became q once vsry light IL
gradually worked mp In the next hour until
Is reached $50. July was firm 1t the cpsn-
ing and advanosd 5<e. bus IL had . wsaksr
quarter of "a hour. when the Baltic and
othsr foreign ports were reported - hav-
Ing shipped Z. "a 90 bushels in wheat and
-four last week that caused . decline 70
09<e July became firm again and rscov-
cred 70 6oHc, when the Atlantic pcxts wsrs
known 70 amount % about 5000 bushels
ia wheat and nonr. Buying By the Anelo
Packing Company pus Nay 70 90 and naz.
rowed the spread between Il and July ffon
no at the opening % l3<e iaHsR. The de-
mand for May wheat slacksnsd % lsneth
and the price fell on 70 5e5<c, AFTER having
touched 5ekc, bus IL recovered 40 u ths
elosa
Corn wss duh and followed The eoarse d
Wheat e closed 10 lower for July and
1-6c lower for Nay.
Oats we're strong until near the elooe.
Ma p<aa xze h,xN fAee - 18th III k~.& ~
Of the advance gone.
Provisions started out Arn, has elessd
with slight loss In valuA
Estimated receipts for Wednesday:
Wheat. s5cars; corn. -: sa&s, la Hsgs.
- 900 head.
Closing: wheas-Easy; No 4 easA.
E7Xc; July. $3.50.
Corn-Easisr; May. s7ses7Ke; July.
3es<c.
Oass-Easy: No. 4 cash. ssxs; July.
2sSc.
kys-l5c.
Flax ssed-Firm at 3l3Q
Timothy-Duli at S&A
Pork-Easy: May. yI2S71<; Juiy, 1l1W.
Lard-Easy; May. 81. Is; July. Hi7K
Short rihs-Cash. $665: July. @64A
LIVE STOCK.
Cattls-Rscsipts. 400 head. Naskst
slow d unchanged: prime 20 extra native
$376
Hogs-Rsceipts, II, 900 head. Market aet-
i've and tribe firmsr: rough heavy, A6O0
as: packers and mixed. S. l50a Is; prims
assorted light, IS. S0@56a
Sheppard lambs-Receipts, 1000 heed.
Market very dull ct l5025o lower than
last week; top sheep. A250A65: top
lambs, $A50047 IS; extra lambs. tA000G -;
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~ws sr~ew rrcwAvnnn
- 49, ! -. .-.-..xs--
"a. 49,. $3.50. ~ - ....ssss..ss-
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Ss.-- a. ...-s...- q 49, 49,. 49,
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s.s11 - - ~ . -. x ..a.a -
49, = ~. -, s-t - ). 49,. -. -.
-. = ~. .s...- -. :. - -. 49,
~" - - ~. .sss.-.- s-..--- .. -
49, = 49,. ~ = 49,. -. -. -
- - 's.1,ssI :. =. 49,.
-. - - - PIE - IsS. 10y 800. =
. - ~ . - = q |. - -. .
49, 1su -
49, euyne no - I ~ -. -
va'ea xy - 49, 49, ~,
- -. = - . -.
s0su y sson :. ~. - !. -
evs.y -, . -. = 49, a1lS..,ss
- ~ g, = ~ 49, 49, ~ -
os1a.nsu - Uos 1..1.. = -
Residing ..s nos scsss ma dspssssed y
Npofu = Juno e ~ ~ 49,
ou 49,. p.-,:sr.. -
sA0.
nfnss6 fubsicauon q sns Aaren Earn
inss caused the shorts 20 cover. ThiSDent
prices up aftsf n opening decline of q.
ths advances ranging nom ~ TO ~ psr
csn6. ana osing most pfonoonosa
m tne taso oeaane1 Iho c1oeau&
pries vas within par csnt of The
highest 81. Paul mads . gain Of z.
Rhode Isiand Y and Northvestsrn q.
To r.n.,.I m.rfet opened veak- md :
Ane yeuekoa ua1xAes OpsoS0 49, soO -
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SAN SHAscIscosAARxxrs.
sArs OF raApa


eAH FaAscrsco. May 1.-The vegetable
market 10 steady. Asparagus was lower
under increased receipts Of Lilo boxes.
Other rscsipts we're 66s sacks peas, SIS
boxes rhubard. III sacks potatoes and 7
bikes cucumbsra Onions rule very 5rm.
Thee eceipts OF Strawberries today were
higher. In cherries I'D boxes came In.
Pears are steady.
Butter continues weak and light shsd-
Ing OF 10 reported in all grades. Egg are
6rm ana % 10 cheese.
There are no changes reported In poul-
try. The market 10 dull and weak.
Produce rscsipss-Flour, quarter sacks,
6s7o; Oregon, $40; wheat. csntais. I, $50;
centals. Oregon. ls3s: corn, sacks. 2.502;
potstoes. sacks, l.909; Oregon, 1677;
onions, saeKs, S92; Oregon, ao6
sRxApsrrvTs Axp eRArxa
Eiour-We quote - follows: Nse cash
barrel; bakers extras. $3.50036O; super
tine, 81 D&29o Per barrel.
Wheat--So long ~ wheat can be sold in
the call board for speculative uses at an
advance on what the article II worth for
export purposes. there 10 not likely 10 b
any trading on shipping account On q
wheat is worth here ssHasoc but , eaii
board buyers will pay sic i.02ts per Genital,
aud sales therefore are ail In that direc-
ton. The tone Of the market 10 showing
more ease now the month Of May has ar
rived. and deliveries on con tracts are
being made. Milling wheat Il held at
range Of NLosi19li2h, though buyers are
not inclined TO pay the latter figure. plac-
ing 81. 10 ~ their fall limit.
Bar.ey-Businsss just now - largely Of
. speculative character, and there a
quite lively trading in futures in the call
board. the December option being the at
tractivs month for operations. Spot move
msnt 70 very slow and limited, the de-
mand for feed not being heavy. while the
inquiry on milling account 10 anything
but general or positive. Prices are fairy
steady without being buoyant Brewing
qualities are some hat scarce, and owners
are not disposed 10 make Concessions On
asking pricss. Wequots: Feed. sl.02,<a
LOO for fair 20 good. and ti.0os. ga .a7s. Tor
choice bright; brewing. 81 isaIl7n Der
Genital.
oats-Moderats inroads are being maas
on stocks, bat sellers viii Ike more brisk
trading. There Is no buying ahead, and
the tlliing Of immediate needs has 10 be
relied on 70 Keep the market in motion.
We quote. Milling. SI22ssesLa2ss: Sur
prise, tLSh9l&1is; fancy iced, 3i2Tls
esL32si gc0a % choscs. tLi7tssi. Is: poor
10 fair. $La1 ss1Ll1s; black. $ilo9
I22h: red. nominal; gray. slis,xaI Hs,
Per Genital
yIyANciAx-
Drafts-On sight New York, per 500.
i2s1c premium. eteriing biiis--On London.
6o-iay bank, H.tS
silver barr. per ounce. es,xo64ka
Mexican dollars. o3055ifc.
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sHARn SOLD.
The total sales Of stocks today were
16. s73 shares, including: American To-
hscco. 400: American Sugar. q, 500;
Burlington. 500; Chicago Gas. 1900
General Electric, 8, 500: Missouri Pacific,
$500: national Lead. $500; Western
Union, 2500.
Hops-Quist
Pig iron--Quiet.
Copper-Qaist.
Lead-Quiet.
Tin-strons: Straits. SASS asked plates
quiet
spelter-Firmer; domestic, ssl7K bid /;
sales on change, three car loads spot lot,
s3.s 80 tons May ~ 5000. Ten tons
July at Sass and 10 toms August ct so.
all subject 30 duty clause.
oorTKE-
Cosiee-Opticns opened 8 70 10 points
higher on better news. closed steady At s
TO 10 points net advance. Sales 3.s0
bags, Including: May. $io.s5; July, SIS. 70
9ias August. SIS: ssp.smhsr. slA75
Spot eoffee-Rio. easier: No. z, l6i1c;
mild. market quiet and about steady.
Cordova, i9es 1870 sales. SO bags Rio No.
Z fat bean at fbt.c Warehouse deliveries
yesterday IN New York. 1885 bags: New
YORK ssock today, Dc. Ss5 bags; United
States stock. 247,it0; aa3at for the
United States. aoo.u00 eagss total visible
stock Tor the United States. ~, 500 bagx,
against Al CAT bags last year.
Rlo-Markes quiet: quotations nominal.
none given: exchange. sd Receipts,
four days. iA.om bag; stock. io4. 90 bags.
Santos-Maskst quiet; average close,
isc. $6n Receipts. snrss days. loo hags ;
stock. 81 .oo0 baga
Hamburg Market quist; prices I'M
changed 20 Sd higher.
Ha1rs-Aasksss ssady; sales, 10. 600 bags
prices u 70 II higher.
susAA
sugas-Rav. 6rm: fair refining, Size
centrifugal, - degrees test 3%c eaiss,
s.oDo hags centrifugal, 50 test, 3kc, sx
ship; 80 bags moiassss sugar. % test, 2
Lice, ex ship: thrse cargoes centrifugal, ~;
tsss. to Boston Spectator. 2ysc, and for
shipment Re6ned-Markss actsvs and
nfm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-02

~ principal changes In the pFics Of
poducts during the past vsek have
- blight advance In oata, wheat used
- and variations IN . few Vegetables.
- oets are very firm and havs i'd
- materially In California, this mar
111siov 70 follow. Chicken fesd wheat
oboon marked mp 81 per ton. Barley q
m6t, = b also bran.
taisy pfoducts butter hes remained
konesd. Eastern chssse IL somewhat
R. while California cheess u lower.
- ~ now quoted at Iittls higher
0 tAan last week. Chicken broilers
oe@y scarce and consequently bring
- tstes9 Decks have advanced about
III dossn.
~ enions 80 practically eut 81 ths
- but new ones are expected 10 come
-. Grssn onions. radishss, isttucs,
- plentiful.
Mtagars have advanced ne-Gkhth oi
~ but the market 10 unsteady.
- cofFsss have declined half cent
1and.
- brands ~ oranges have advanced
piles are going up. aithougA good
|Noass hard TO ret finsapples, oosos-
oanA trawbsrTiss ars In market
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uoL1sH FINANCIAL

kN0kl10 tISANCIAh
LoxDoH, May L-Bar silver. 90 Ass. -
S-l6d: Consois. l001f; bullion into Bank
Of England. 10000; Bank ef England dis-
count rate, 2 per conf
xneLIsu GRAIN NAnEH1.
LTvnn1ooL, May l-Closed-Wheot--
Weak; demand poer; No. red winter,
= skd.
Corn-Quist; demand poor: new mixed
spos 3 10d: futures. demand peer; Nay.
s. 01<d; July. s. Sd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-02

Brig Courtney Ford has bssn chaFtersd
70 take cargo Of lumber from Gray's Har-
Dor TO Tahiti
On her new schedule the steamer Flyers
sr,sed a the same - under the former
schedule, her average speed during the
dav being 1ss< miles an hour.
Britain ship Ainsdals r. taking i.001
more TONS Of wheat here. making l.eoQ
IONS. and will proceed to Tacoma today
for loo tons to compists her cargo.
Steamer Sarah N. Rsnton took two sax-
loads Of heavy. new and improved ma
chinsry to Bske.ey yesterday for the saw
mill. The machinery came from the East.
Bark Seminole left Biaksley yesterday
with lumber for tbs FIJI islands and Aus
traiia: the bark Mercury len TOR san
Francisco and the schooner Vesta for
Southern California
Cant. D. B. Jackson hiss returned from
San Francisco and says the North western
Steamship Company wsii havs boat On
bustnsos viii Justify u