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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

JOSEPH K11cHLz, the friend Of labor
and the enemy of monopoly will be
elected to the senate in The Twenty
ninth district. He should receive the
undivided support of all good Democrats
and if he does he will be ELECTED by q
handsome majority.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

ONE o3lf.a
oials Is 90 hass s ~, hsj5 HI
Aid. Lars Il Rand, \ I l POINT 81. ability
He has few equals; Tor honest IA q SUI ur 4
passed ~ none; q friendsof the working
man every day IL the year; the enemy 81.
corporations; hard worker il. the inter
est of his consti tuents, and last hut not
least q good and loyal Democrat. What,
better qualifications for Office? 51.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

HoNEsr Tom DIVER, for county com
missioner, is making a gallant fight for
reelection in the south district. Every
voter having the best interests of the
county at stake should sec to it that the
name Of Thomas F.. Dywer is on his
ballot with cross opposite his name.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

JOHN O'REr1.1y and jacob Foell are
the standard bearers of Democracy over
in the Twenty ~ninth district. Both are
Democrats from the ground up and both
will be elected by handsome maioritiea.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

The Royal Am srioan, the A. p. A..
organ OF this city, comes out strongly in
it's advocacy of w. e. Juhnson's election
to the state senate and this man
Johnson is the man who is running
against Alderman Kiehlii for that posl~
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

0. TESTER is the Democratic NOMINEES
for justice Of the peace in the east dis
trict Of the city. He is an old and re-
spected citizen Of the First ward, law
yer and man Of sound Judgment. It
elected be will administer the duties Of.
his Office in Fair and impartial manner.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03
CHIEF JUSTICE sEAGRAvE SIN 1rH

CHIEF JUSTICE SEAGRAVE SIN It'll
The Progressive age, is one of the most
Influential Popalist newspapers in the
etate-a paper which gives it's hear fy
support to all of the nominees on the
Populist ticket except Sumner Iadd,
their candidate for chief justice OF the
supreme court. For that office it has
thrown it's support to Judge Sea grave
Smith. We give our readers some OF the
reasons why it does not support Laid
and does support Smith, as given 10 the
last issue Of the paper:
"Since the appearance OF our paper
last week we have been besought by
many people TO explain why we have
coma cut in support of Judge seagrave
Smith for chief justice of Minnesota, and
why We waited until the campaign had
reached it's climax before we announced
our determination to support him,
These are fair questions and we will
,candidiy answer them. In the first
.place we wish il distinctly understood
that We regard an independent, non
partisan judiciary as of the first impor-
2tance to the state This has been our
position FOR fifteen years. We, there
fore, apply no political tests to the
judiciary. Nevertheless, il we considered
the nominee Of The Peoples party IS the
best imam mentioned for the position ef
chiisf iuatace We would have supported
him gladly. We could not give him our
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

VOTE for Frank G. Brooks for iudge of
the district court, the man who whipped
the Street Car company into line and
compelled it by legal force to acknowl-
edge the validity of the Kiichh ordinance
relating to transfers. WHICH lis now in
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

VOTERS Of the Tenth ward ehonld not
forget to vote for the best alderman they
have ever hasl-Fred Scwartz. He is q
splendid official and should be- returned
by d larger majority than ever before.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

HENRY OSWALD, the DEMOCRATIC, nom
inee for county Commissioner ii the
north side district, ls one of the best,
county commissioners Hennepin county
has e,er had. He is member of tho
board now and his years of experience
and sound judgment in all matters per-
tanning to the county make him one Of
the most desirable mon to be found for
such position. He is an old resident
and tax payer and understands we'll all
the matters relating to the conduct Of
the immense business transacted by this
board for Hennepin county.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

IsfW. r.. johnson, M. Kiichis OPP
ponent, an A. F. a? Note the following.
circumstances and then make up your
mind: First, He is supported BY the
Loyal American in preference to Kiichli;
Second, His name appears On the A. r.,
"a. ticket scattered about the city as,
their candidate; Third, Hes has had q
week to answer Town Talks fair chal-.
lenge to prove that he is an A. P. ~
but has remained silent. Form your.
own opinion.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

The above rates include cost of postage to any
mart of the United statee or Canada. To any
other part of the world,the postage will be 81. W
per year additional.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-15

Deeds Recorded - she Aodttsf's ODee
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l.
1904. srs 81 oei. 81 There we're fied for
record yesterday IS teeda. the ecnsidera-
tions axxIsgssinz So 6A Following -
tie lsst - Furnished by Osborne. Ireuper
CO.. shstractors Of titles. lis Chsrry
strssk. bsssesn Front and Second:
A. II. Pratt 70 ~ II. Young. lot q. block
2. Doyie's add. ST. SO
Z KssIe. tcJ. r. Keller. - serss II sse
-. =. 4. 81
J. r. Keller 20 Margaret Hayes. % acres
In sec "A p. 4. AfA
j. A. Royem To u. Z Randall. LOT a
block 4. Faeser's LIST TO West Seattle, Sioo
block -. Terry's, VI
J. NJ. Thomas % .. r. McCcnnaurhey.
81 acres in the Thomas don claim. N2 ooa
G. X Mrconnaughey TO d. y. Neon.
naagney, 20 acrss n sec 6. - S. 5,o6
A Battie to W. l. Kinvon, lots 4, 8. 10,
ii aud I2, block 9. Core. $62a
Sheriff TO ID. Y. Alexander. Ballard add.
20 city Of Seattle. except certain lots.
%. i2a
Charles K.eae 70 Charles Fra.y. M Of
n u ne Of ne I. =. 2. $3.50.
c. Clark TO H. Kresschnes. lots l and 2
bio X 81. Salmon bay Park, $3.50.
W. F. Crews TO F. Z. I1skin. ioe 80
block q. Southern add, SIS.
Fred X. Sander, inc. TO E. Hertie. tract
30, Sanders Acre Tracts. 800
Andrew Brooks 10 E. y. Fobes. lots ..
II and I2, block 81. Com. Street Steam
Motor. 81.
@. A. Morrill, 70 Frank Higgins, lot Is.
block G, Georgetown, VI.
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MIMI NrAcks
NEw YORK MARA KTs.


Nav YoEx. March u-Escept between
u and O'Clock today share speculation
vas fairly active and business well dis
G'butcd throughout the liss In cary
dea.lass the market was strong. Win
food buying. in which London pars'ei-
patel as a purchaser Of Atchison. 81 Paul
aad louisville & Nashville, and 70 ANAL
extent in Missouri. Pacific. but - the day
advanced the buying movement became
less pronounced and unfsvcrahle III
aGences affecting special stocks, not only
depressed these particular shares. ent
communicated the weakness 20 the gem
ETA. market. and ct the close the active
u.s.. with but fsw exceptions, showed de-
esiue on the nnal figures 90 yesterday.
The a,n,os; certainty tha, a gold shipment;
10 10 be N aae Saturday ana she nnan.nssty
Of oplaton that the enactment OF the
~ieniorase bill would increase the DOW Of
gold 10 Europe. were tie disturbing ele-
Rents Atchlscn went up = per cent. IN
tie morning. reacted (. per cent and
rallied l. yer cent Missouri Pacific also
Showed small advance.
Government bonds-Firrs.
Peiro.eum-oale.; April cpion closed
~ SIC
rfsAycIAr.
Neney-oa call, easy ss ! Per CENT
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE OF TRADE.

STATE OF TRADE
SAN Francisco. March I4.-Ths move
ment in early vegetables IL growing
steadily. Receipts have been heavier
lately. The potato market il weak and
dull. Onions are frmer.
Stocks of citrous fruits are comparatively
light. but the demand is not sufficient TO
strengthen the price. Cherries and apples
are slow of sale.
Poultry is In very bad shape owing 10
heavy receipts.
Game is In light demand.
The butter market rates arc weak.
Eggs are firm At quotations.
Cheese is weaker.
Produce receipis-Fiour, quarter sacks,
t.li0; wheat, ccntals, i4.2i6: bar.ey,
censais, ,Shi beans. sacks, |. og3: potatoes.
sacks. 4, IA onions. sacks. Isl bran. sacks.
Us
BREArsTuFFs AND o.Arys.
Flour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. s.. 256t2S5 per bbl.: bakers
extras. s.. t59t3.25; supcriine. s.. so0f26a.
Wheat--The market Is stationary, with
the price anything but strong. quotab.e at
Pc per Genital for No. shipping. and o6i&
697isc tor choice article: milling grades
are quoia5ie at $isi.oo per GENITAL.
Bag!ey-N alues are undisturped, though
the tone of the market Is generally OF
cot character. We quote; Feed. ao0tI2i 20
Per rental for fair to good quality. and
s3A.e FOR choice bright: brewing. sog
S}s per Genital.
Oats Business is very quiet and the sit
uatan continues To favor huyers. Milling,
N0SelliS; surprise. SLl719l2s. fancy
feed, sLi2l aset.I5. good to choice. si.oo1
Lie; poor 10 fair. S1cQfSi; black, nominal,
rel. nominal; gray. $iefi.io PER Genital.
FINANCIAL.
nrat,s-On sight, New York, per 500.
is premium.
Sterling bllls-on London. eo-day bank.
&SS',
Silver bars-Per ounce. S9sss59Ac.
Mexican dollars-4sAiaac.
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CHICAGO MAkkErs.
fnE BOARD or TRADE.

fHE BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, March IL - Wheat - Dull:
opened unchanged, advanced &c on light
Northwestern receipts and some better
cables; declined &c on fine weather and
generally lower cables: held steady. and
closed easy &c lower than Tuesday.
Receipts. 6l,O0 bushels: shipments,
Il 600 bushels. Closed: Cash, 561c; May,
5shc.
Corn-Easy; cash, asisc; May. 37i<c.
oats-iower; cash, 3oisc; May, Si1c.
Rys-46t.1s6ISc.
Barley-Nominal.
Fiax-$L35It.
Timothy-$4.n.
Pork-Highsr; May. 81: July, slio7,i
Short ribs-Higher; May, 1855; July.
$562k.
shouldsrs-ss 23ae5o.
Short clesr-s6 75t67.i2H.
Whisky-si.15.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle - Receipts. 1880 head; market.
steaav; native steers. <3.2et6415; Texans.
- 550t3.4o: stocksrs. - 25@S 25
Hogs Receipts. IS, 900 head: market
active at log i5c lower; packers and mi xed.
sf0oet40: prime heavy and butchers
weights. $a.45dg455: assorted light. $45o@
40
sheep-Receip.., 1900 head; market
steady; natives, $2.5o@3.9o; Westerns.
s. 5oGas5.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
OMAHA, March lA--Cattle
1850 head; market. strong: steers. s.. s56
425: cows. $I.5ot3 90: feeders, 81 50et4 -.
Hog. - Receipts, 5000 head; market
weak and lower: all grades. $4309I4o.
Sheep - Receipts, 200 head; market,
steady.
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Hops-Wsaker; Pacific coast, ls03oe
HxRcHAsDfsE
Copper-DulI; Lake, o.. s2,<
lesd-Very firm: domestic. 500
Iin--Steady; Straits, $f905 bid
Coffee--Op.ions opened dull with August
contracts unchanged and others at 5 to 10
points lower; ruled generally weak. put
closed firm, with August 10 points higher
and others unchanged to 10 points lower.
Sales. 1900 bags, including: March,
ld3e@l6 40; April, Si61l620; May, 1850
@i59; June. SIS a0d1i535. Spot Rio
Quiet: No. ], I7h@l71sc.
suKar-Kaw. STEADY; centrifugal. IS
test, at 8 3-l6c landed terms; refined. duh.
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The statement Of receipts and expendi-
lures on account of the school district
from November /. 1898. TO February y,
1894, were received from the county treas
urer. showing receipts $40 go, A.; dishnTse-
ments. SO. $3.50: balance on hand. $50
ion9o Accompanying the report was n
communication stating that the call Tor
warrants dated February y. lsa.
amounted to about s5S.up, which, with
81 900 one years interest on the bonds.
covered the amount collected mp TO the
date o. the call.
The following preferred teachers we're
elected as regulars for the ensuing school
year: Mss Florence Smoke. Miss Belle
Fisher. Miss Alice Mnndav. Miss Dora
Clyner. Miss Charlotte Miiham. Miss Car
RE r. Lake. Miss Maud c. Bailey. Mss
Henrietta X. Becker. Miss Alice Lamb
and Miss Annie Y. Bell.
superintendent Barnard Submitted the
following report OF the condition OF the
school. from September II, ISIS, 10 March
. ISsl.
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THIS agreeable and ef1cacious Tooth rowoGR. -
esblishsd By moro han t~enty years experencA
49, recosved fha sanction OF tbs nsmbsfs At the
Dental md Medical proesasions CT this city gsasf.
ally, A1d BY them II 10 daily rscommsndsA ere
prescribed il 10 ~ pleasant In the appliesuoA -
q II sxcsiient IN IL soectG II speedily rsodess ne
esssA white and smooth. the Gums heaishfal rsd
land firm. aud ~ frequent use viii preserve ene0
IN this desirable condition = gradually out e.
tscsual!y removes tartar. ami dssfroyes the para
aisioai amin aicn,@ which neglect may have pr
mittsd to collect ana prsvsnn thsir farther snou-
nciefion thus serving - . compie,s beauties
ana pressrvsr OF the teeth. Microscopic sxsninS
ffons have bssn made Of the matter Deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals ss,sctsd from
oil iasass Of society and Of every variety ~ bodily
Condition, and In nearly every ease animal ssd
vegetable parasites were found TO exist In sysas
pumosrA Experimsntr we're made for their -
u>cvai ana the ingfedS en;s used in faoin's Tcosh
Powder we're found 10 b most ensctual eeassoys
Chg them instantly.
Through the kindness o. friends - - 0sr
uissod y publish the fosiowfnt
IEsTIM0NIAL0s
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NOTkL ARRlvALo

YHn ARLINGTON.
J n Parker. whatcou smith, spokane
q r Brown do CT D.non, j., Denver
G II Iexhorn &u. City l. Ii Jansen. Tacoma
q v Ca neun. LaCoE1cr Adams. DO
Ms Good. DewAtts kennsdeld, do
J 81 Hsmsl ma q, Chicago q " Snyder & ~. Mont
Mrs wh.ppls, do r Aanoe. Vancouver
L VI David, blaine HP Caperly av, 40
4 Hanford, City WE Mccormick. Spkno
w stsiiwsll, Lafayette d NePaall, Portland
J A Laurie, Anacortes
Keys fitted and gun repairing; eli work
guaranteed. Hardy 4 Hall. Pioneer block.
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TESTIMONIALS

Read what your dentist has . ~
about Il:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN'5 CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and hnd that 10
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has in it, competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthful aud Arm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the forms.
tion Of tartar aud the accumulation
Of parasiticsl snimalculs 20 IN.
furious to testh and gum.
w. +. GIDDiNGS, b. d. &
GEO, w. BRAGDON. D. D. 4
GEO. N. FAULKNER, D. D. 6
T. q. ALBIN. ID. ID. s.
l. n. LESSEY, d. d. =
Nv. DE>POETES. d. D =
ALBERT J. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN. D. D. s.
ego. 4. MILLER.
w. SAV1OAs
WE. COYSE, L.D.S.&x.RQ01
6. &. GRIFFIN.
]. N. FOX.
]. W. PUTNAA.
IL FEATHER
LrBrrs TOOTH POWDER makes
Coed Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
ment
Contes,ment makes life worth Iiy.
Ing.
o CENTS A eoTTL1
SeVart& Holmes Drus@
WuolxsALs Ao0sR
esse1ass WAua vaaiS vsssao
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
KNaIIsH GRAIN MARKIr.

LIVERPOOL. March ii.--Wheat-Steady :
demand moderate; No. 1 California, Sc Id
ass I'd: No. 2 red Western winter, - iod
4s5s.
CONFIRM; demand fair; new mixed,
q.
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IIOoD CANAL ROUTE
III New Passenger 0teanR
DELLA
tCarrying q. s. mail isavss coimae deek Non
days. WsdnesdAys and Fridays at TOO 4 -. for
kingstsn. Pen Gamble. bangor. seaeeck. Bsinnsn.
gewaito, Liliiwaup Falis. Hoodspcrs and Union
City and intermediate points, arriving - Union
City ~ 0O p. m Leaves Un'ea Oity ~ t:0o u
m Tussiays, Thursdays and SatordayA aTrivino
cEARLEs MADISON, Masss.
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q D. HRowvFfELD.
Aanaging ownoS.

TvERETT ROUTE
~ STEAMER 0AEYHoUNA
Daily except Sunday,
conmenc,nx Thursday February q, 1884
Lvs seatiie II 40 Ia Lvs kssstls... A:A) n
Lvs Everett. $50 m Lvs Everett. 2;oo m
- (Leaves seattle. ............... 400 N
su"ssys | caves Everett. IL 90 N
Connects with boats for Tscome and Snshomish
Landing { % man dock, foot Of Marion street.
eFATrLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION ca
CLACD TRoCP. y. W. 0OoDhCk.
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FINANCES OF THE SCHOOLS.

Receipts and Expenses for February
The County Treasnrer's Report.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
school board last evening. Secretary Whit
nsy presented the following report Of ex-
penditures for the month of February.
which WAS filed:
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and refuruished leaves Merchants dock
Tuesday. THURSDAY and saturday NJ . N. fos
Kingston, fo.. Gambia Bangor. ssabeck. Lili.
wsup. Duwatto. Hoodsport Union City and inter
mediate points. arriving In Union City at .. m
Leaves Union City . m Wednesday. Friday
one Sunday, arriving n Seattle ~ r m
e Z. LIBBY, Master.
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pgoPLE's SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Bisck, Seattle. WA
CAPITAL. eics Goa
OFFICERS AND TRusrKBA
Jacob Fur.h. President
Arthur A Eenny. VICE prssiieas
yean Isary second Vice President
James X hayssn. Manager. Gashier ans SeoH
Fraak J. BicdEetL Assistant Casaisr.
Slrmaad sehwssach>r John Lesifaa K q NSt
fslies r. ". Williams
Trsnsac,s savings bank ous.Hess exclusively.
Deposits resolved from 81 20 SO, Goa
Iass.sSt allowed per snrrn- s.x per cent 90
terra deposits 4 PER cen. ordinary deposita
Ttvt9aas.> declared las. Gays of MAY ard No
verser Loans male on real eaisse o. Approval
csAserals oaIY-
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HoNIsH. soa j. A. hatfield, Aesne
pAcrrIo NAVIGATION CO.
SPECIAL NoTIck
On account Of Teachers Convention At Tacoma
the steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON
win ieav. Pacific Navigation Coz dock, foot Of
Cniversily street at 6:s5 q m Ia
stead Of 8 n M,
FRIDAY, MARCH is. 1894
Far. for round trip sos. good returning Saturday,
Match II
d ". sEMPLE. Agent
pAcfrrc COAST srRAAsHrP coxrASr-
Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ soliswsi
Fer san Francisco via PORT Townsend ana Vic
tor e al a IL Cp.sssassr, rec-lvsd on soAsa ~
g. ual March 4 Q, IL Is, - ~.
Fer Ala,ka March IL ard 70. asAA
From san Francisco for Victoria aad Pare:
%. 81
Ticket. may ss os,alas; a, The ei,os OF the CON-
pany, .; oceAa dock sss'tla
ooooALl- PERKINS a co.
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THE oUARASTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO..
incorporated 1887. Capital, o30o, ooo
Dailey Building. Corner Of Second and CAsvsH
Transaets general banking buslneAA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received In AIRY amount nom one 1ooaD
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
Money loaned upoa proved
farm and city real esIasA
TRUSTEES:
IEI1H d J. HCNr....................Pr ss'esna
COLUMBUS r. Vice PYssidsoa
O. n. HEIIERoN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Manage
E H DOWNING ......... Secretary
j. n BOWMAN. w A. PETERS p. ". VIII
MANA wM RICHTER FisAkR
EDWARD BAILEY.
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STEAMER MAREL
leaves Hssnslds wharf rnssdays Thursda0v 90
Saturdays a. . m ter Edmeads, Mu6iiteo. Nv
srest Aarysviiis. Eas. Everett lowell ana ans.
hemlsh PARE TO sSERErr, Soc: TO 0NO
HoAisR. Soa J. A. HATFIELD, Agent
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ELY on TEE -yLYEA.
oIArrLS 70 TAcolGA
Ssus reual e4ys daily. ssesps o1nlAB
In one hosr aad svSoay-Avs nfnaasA
TAR sTEAXHR .YLY1ns
Hseuaas daily ufpA ssassas- Tsesna ssa,a. - ~
WAKING xyYnUa
cHURsDAY. DEC Il
STMR cam
L2sve Seasas-e;2s. s:AS . -, lis. ~ -
Law TseoAs-seQ IL s30A -. S;oo. e:AS = -
Sunday
Leave oaa&tie-7 % . -. 1889 = -
LAavs Tacsma-e:So . n. 400 -
LANDING q -. p wharf Tacoma Al Co00ae.
daa aeck foot 81 xAxsea street osAstsa
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utreet trade was the arrival Of the Califor-
mia steamer with moderate quantities OF
ssbbage. caulifiower, sweet potatoes, green
peas. oranges and lemons. The market
had been we'll cleaned up Of vegetables be-
fore the steamers arrival. and there was
no change In prices. Oranges and lemons
are In good supply.
Onions have again advanced and are
now quoted at 8 TO 81 cents per pound.
The shipment Of Hawaiian bananas has
rot yet been put on the market, which had
been we'll supplied with Central American
trait until few days ago.
While eggs arc reported still week, there
has been no further reduction in prices,
the market "a nging from 16 to IL cents per
dozen.
While hay 10 somewhat weaker In tho
country the price here 10 being advanced
for the reason that all the jobbing boats
have entered into an agreement aud raised
the freight rates on hay and oats, which
were carried at an Improbable figure be-
fore.
Native rhubarb has come into market
aud sells at IL cents per pound.
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ington. oregon and British
Columbia
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-27
Terms, Adv't Rates, etc.

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