davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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If you decide to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla do not be induced to buy any sub
stitute article. Take Hoods and only
Hoods.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

The temple at Edfre is the most per-
feet example of the vast buildings
erected by the ancient Egyptians for
their religious rites.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

S9Losr.-Tuesday evening, April It,
gold bracelet, with bangle attached, on
which was letter B. The finder will
be suitably rewarded By leaving the
same with Harrison 1. Norton, at 459,
Main street. 1872
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

If the earth's atmosphere extended
to a height of 700 miles, instead of AZ or
so, the suns heat and light could never
penetrate it.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

HOODS PILLS are the best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, cure head
ache. Try box.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

lB Mrs. Esther Potter wants plain
sewing to do in her home at Bennington
Centre, No. 16, Monument Avenue.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

HSALEsMEN WANTED.-Free\ pre-
paid outfit. One of our agents has canned
over $4,000 in five years. p. o. Box
1871, New York. 15t2N
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

lBA complete and fresh line of re-
liable seeds; garden, field and flower, at
Goldsmith's. 14t2.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. Hope the day is not
far distant when mothers willconsider thereal
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the variousquack nostrums which arc
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurttul
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
On. J. +. KNcHnoE,
Conway, Ark.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

lit was 20 days from the casting of
the Lick objective glass before it had
cooled sufficiently for safe removal.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01
Castoria.

"CastoriA is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
On. g. @. osaooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

On damp days in large factory from
10 to 20 per cent less work is accom-
Dlished,
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

The sugar maple of the North has a
rival in the sugar palm of South America.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01
Castoria.

"Castoria Is 30 we'll adapted to children that
recommend IL assuperior toany prescription
known to me-"
a. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III SO. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians In the ohildren's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence In their outside practice with Castoria,
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are FREQ to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won US to look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLHN O. SMITH, Pres,
nTray Street, New York City.
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or FoUND.-A purse containing a
small sum of money. Inquire at the
BANNER Office.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

The squirrel monkey has larger brain
proportionately than any other animal,
not excepting man,
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

11-A flrst-class assortment of fishing
tackle at Goldsmith's. 14t2.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

SB Cow pasturing may be obtained
at the Dewey farm the coming season.
Apply to A. J. Dewey. 13tf
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-05-01

"A great Southern exhibition has
been announced for 1897. Something of
that same sort is now being held at
Washington, but it will adjourn in time
for the later one.
If man like Gen. Grant were in TIE
White House there would be no uneasi-
ness in Washington over the visit of Cox
ey's army.-Spriugfeld Union.
The present Adm nistration will
never have done full justice to itself un-
til it substitutes the cuckoo in place of
the American eagle on our National
coins.
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Ascension Day.

THE services of Ascension Day in st.
Peters church, as already announced,
will be the celebration of the Holy Com
munion at 10, a. m, Thursday of this
week, and in the evening at 7.9O, the
Rev. Mr.. Jewett. rector of st. Paul's
church, Albany, n. Y, will preach.
The programme of the evening service
is as follows:
Professional HYMN, No. Jig, Elvey
Gloria Patri,-Servioe Book,
Magnificent. Caleb Shipper
Nunc Dimittis, Davis
Anthem, Hail the Day." Reay
Hymn Ne. III, Hatton
Sermon by Rev. F. Garrettson Jewett, Jr,, of st.
PAuls church, Albany, N. Y.
Offertory, Golden Harps are Sounding"
Recessional HVmn, No. 424, Holden
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Contaur Company, II Murray Street, City.
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pB Speaking of the Waterman Foun-
tain pen, Oliver Wendall Holmes said:
1T works admirably; have given up
every other pen in its favor and have Of
late done all my writing with it," For
sale at the BANNER Office.
Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cures
Ehepmatism and neuralgia. Entirely vegetable
Safe. Syt
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og-shelf paper at the BANNER Office
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23

etssmsf Topeka sails for Alaska May -
ossamsr walla Waila will arrivs from
Ban Francisco today.
Steamer Glide came In hon Tacoma
with eleven tons Of freight
Steamer Clara Brown yesterday took
fifsy barrels Of cesnsnt 20 Evsfstt
Steamer Aiki yesterday took carge Of
Loo tons Of coal for San Francisco.
Steamer Mabel and Utopia loaded
about forty-tivs tons as Central wharf for
Blaine and WhAscom.
Steamer Willapa ID lying q Ysslsr dock
until the boilers ars inspected and . few
repairs made. The Garland took her run.
Steamer Ajax ysstsrdsy took on cargo
Of Id tons OF coal for NE on the United
States steamer Nipsic, nov lying as Port
Orchard.
The steamer Mexico sails for San Fran
cisco at O'Clock this morning. Follow
ing 10 . list of the passengsrs: II. w. Al
len, /. r. Andrews, Miss 8. Porter, Miss
Mary Cleveland. Tom Langdon. c. ].
Rogers. C. II. Barnwetl, ]. L. Hayden.
George Stonsman, Sam Frank.
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Law Leemo-oront An1eioan. - 81
- - boe1ny2 - - = - eunk cG
9cxxxD ADD ouA1Me-16 ~ eeak Oh
81 C..An 1.xs.1ne-- ntse 1s..s1ks,
- esae. =; LtuAe.tnG 49, es9t -
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u9 nepoe n; ULtAren4. ~ ~ n:
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g; nSAssad. IA; . en4 seArsaA. e:
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l.v.s.-rssss4 . - "a q;
ssempsd, - pr esak o.
01As15xvAnD-6psr esnt ~ nsw lisk
0AxBn-Rw hals. kso05.sa
Wfxs-0atvnn1ssd piain fsnsa. - 81:
Gask ylafn. g snd = ~; esivsnissd
essos1 i.ace: ekole 20 pound: grssa
vks stosay Het - 100 - n
49, leoo dsshis tsps. 40; kipas
fovsss- JsbsaneD- DIsek ls1sIne. par
I'D, N1so4s = ~ csnt- 0iaat-Hsrcnlse
- Ju0ooo 6ynaDite, 97D7.ao pa cAss ~ 50
~: - ~ esmA; HRculeD q Jndson Dr.
ne0iMs I'D: Eh0Dpdon o. Triumph
sso.A q: Improvsd Jndssa sssnps 49,
TSososs fnessaas seesti.s, ~ So 49,:
- s1mme4 sAeoetne. 1B-ih. ~. "a: 1aGie
OeeG xrihI ~ ~ peg ennl
oner-t JeAhine) -Drup, 4Lso pw 49,;
b1eksho& Nh: ehfiied shoa $LSA
M1Avy nAUwA1G
InoH Prs Jobbtne1- Wrought irua. mp
- ~. black, - pr osnk "a list; larger
eiDss. . and 10: gaiyanfsed, IL and under,
- and per cens on: larger e4sos. IS and B
pr csnk ~ list.
Trs PLArD-{ JoAblngl Charcoal plates.
bright. &c. 1oxi4 - 1lxD, 140 Per box:
IL. &1050; charcoal piates. terne. &c. 14x
e 40; 0x4 -; &c. rsdippsd, 3oxM
ez11ers BAsss-Galvsaissd, sks pr
b; haack. ]5<e psr n.
6uE1S Inos-{ Johhinel CON
non. No 3. = pr u: Gaivsnissd. % and
~ pr cook al liaS
1HExT zuc-{ Jobbine) Per h, 71<c.
Ban Ison-{JobbinrS-Bass sissA an
psr cwt; Norway iron, l5<c pr lh
eoIDa1 {Joobsn91 1innsu. half on4
haif. lie pr 10: extra w1ping. l5o.
ouA, SrWRxr1uR nc.
Ous-tJobblne)-Co Coal cEl-esar N; in
caf load lots. &c; extra. z7c: head1ight,
&c: bulk II barrels. is; Pearl and Astral,
1o-eal caoss. pr cass. t236 Linssed oil
-boilsd. se!s. &c; csssa. sse; raw. b6ls.
Tuarrzfzss- tJobslns)- Per nj, lsosoa.
wMrrE LEAs-(Jobbfngl = Pioneer o.
0IAss-xmeriesa window, u, 10 sad 8
pr csat u List: French o. Belgian. % per
esnt. Oh.
GaAs(By tie sack) Timothy, pr II,
e3<c: orchard. 13c; red top. 1e; blue
Grass. l5c: re grase, l0c: mixed lawn, l5c.
CLovEn-{by the sack Red, rsr In lAc;
aissks. Lie; afalfa 10: white, IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23

CHICAGO MARKETS.
rnx aoAsp OF TRADE

CsrcAeo, May - -wheat-openin r
trades in wheat were At IsstIs<c decline.
and after selling up h0ixc, declined with
little reaction. rallied eighty. changed
some and closed near the bottom. Opera
tors we're disappointed 1t the tsns OF the
cables which failed to confirm the damag
reports in Francs and Germany. alec the
heavy Baltic shipments, small exports and
light cash demand. The trade was also
more inclined TO the belief that the late
cold spell had done vsry little damage.
The absence of any good outside tradtn z
WAS also factor. Odsrsngs we're heavy
the first few MINUTES after the opening and
were quite readily absorbed. the market
holding fairly steady, but later on. when
the selling pressure got fairly under way,
the market promptly responded 20 the
pressure and became very weak and rallied
siightgy. closing firm.
corn--fn corn . fairly steady tone pre-
wallet. prices Hucsuased within h4Ho
range
oats-Thsrs Vas . iihsral trade. steady
ct sS3l.c better for near deliveries. The
weakness In wheat and corn had little
eject.
Provisions ruled drm, steady and easy
and s.ightiy lower in the shsencs Of sup-
port Compared wish last night, July pork
10 ioc. July lard i2sse and yaiy rihs Sc
lover.
Closing. Whsat--Csah, Sc; July. 5Ssse.
Cosn-Stssdy. cash. SIC; July, s7A0
s-Ie-
usts--ssesdy: cash. sSNe; Jaiy. s0ssc.
Rye--Ssesdy. t0s4c
Fiax sssd-dA
Pork-Lcsss: cash. tiIN; Jaiy.
3II.TTk-
Iard-f.ossr. cash. ss Hsf: Jaiv. ss.7a
Short rtes-Cash. III sas4: Juiy, 3dio
xIvx srocK-
Cas.is-Rsceipss xooo head Market
steady; prime 10 sxsra native steers, 81. IS
@Ator medium. N&@t. others. s. 80
SIS. Texxss. g. a&fI4a
Hogs-Rsceipss. iA0O hsad- The husk
of etc sAlss we're - 50 higher tAan yssssr-
day. soagh snd hA~vv. ~ sS1A 80: parksrs
and nixsd. A7soAscs prime Asavy and
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Crops-Lssal Frssss.
Following Il the crop bulletin for the
week ending May n. issued BY Director
Aiciators. Of the state weather service:
Western Washingtoa--Ths weather dur
Ing the veek just closed has been an i'm
provement On that Of last week There
were three Says Of fns warm growing
weather. win the maximum temperatures
ranging tefWeen Is degrees on the Coast
and ~ degrees in the interior on the 18TH,
which Was the waTmess day Of the week.
On the morning of the 18th sewers frosts
formed In some places in the extreme
northern and extreme southern counties,
the lowest temperatures ranging between
IS and 81 degrees. The rainfall Vas in ex-
cess In the northern and southern coun-
ties and quite heavy on the 18th and 10Th.
A sensible progress has been made by all
crops. Goossbefrsss will Be ready to pick
In . couple Of weeks Ia some portions Of
Pierce county, whsrs straw berries have
almost doubled in size during the past
seven days While apples are nov In full
bloom near Snohomish. they have not Jet
bsossofned in some pasta OF Wahksakum
county. In portions Of Clarke county
pranes are reported TO have been seriously
damaged by Jack Frost on the 18th. Cher
ries in ChsnAiis county. near Hoquiam.
we're destroyed by frost Also. A marked
OF the grain crops which, though growing
slowly. are looking we'll Our KenS King
county, crop reporter reports that cater
pillars have made their appearances In
same orchards in that vicinity, add that
spraying 10 noe in order.
EastAru WashingtO0-In this part Of
the STATE the weather Of the past wssk has
essn very bsnsdcsat to Vegetation The
Erst two days were cooler than usual. bat
tas remainder Of the week Vas attended
BY fine growing weather. with the maxi
mum temperatures ranging bets cen 50 de-
ersss, the coolest, aud IS degrees on the
varns3s dayA The 18th Vas the second
varmsst day Of the present season. The
lowest temperatures we're from 50 aad S.
degrees. With light and insignincant frosss
On the f7fh-
In the exsrsms EASTERN counties gensY.
cus shousss fell during the week With
good sffses On erspa Oar Donslas county
crop rsportsrs ursss that this has hssn the
banner usek of The season u their sscsioa
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Mw Ya.x. Nsv A-fho s6oek narhne
- - eesavs toaay. ~ - $3.50
-. - r.eu11iea = tana. "a = ruourt
G ~ days tRsnsnetiens M equally n
800 Aosvsrn r1vn,cn snd deeiinsa. A
he epsuine - nnrkss ~ arm. shs dsal-
fnsp Sefne refnejpaiIy IA ths industriala
Chieneo 0oD ana Sugar hold more
strsAseA Usica PaelnG uhicA declined
= ana Louisviils : Nashville. which -
odd ~. wers - enly sxespsious . the
arward sendenev aboue fD.so w. eusar.
Iks.a ~ -1..-~~A a. - .s--e ~
As--s1 ~ - ss ~ S-ss:-.s
ukknlne. ina &c s
N Inc oepf 49, ensss.
eAusod . selling n0vemsns u shs eensrai
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WAsaMeTox CRY, May 23-Ths vsasAsr
bursan In its report Of weather and crsp
conditions for the week ended the 2ist
says:
In the middle Atlantic coast ffum the
Carolinas - New Jersey. over the states
81 the EASTERN Rocky mountain slops and
U the uorthern portions Of the npper
Ni0issfppi and Missouri valleys. the
weather has bssn slightly warmer than
usual; elsewhere the weather has been
decidedly cool, the Temperature avsras-
Ing from 3 degrees - degrees below the
normal In portions Of New England and
0v0r the entire region from the Great
Lakes % The Gulf while the de-
dc5oncy In Temperature Vas equal
81 - marked ON the Pacific coas1
The wesA has bssn one Of unusual tenn
peratufs extremes. the difference bstwssn
She hiRhset and lowest temperature
Amounting to - much - 90 degssss In the
nppsr Missouri valley, and ranging fron
20 to 90 degrees Over the greater portion Of
the Rocky mountains. The rainfall was
vssy heavy in Eastern Montana, and vas
generally shove the average over Idaho,
Eagesxn Oregono n sWashingtcn and
Central California Thsrs was . total
absence a. rain In KAnsas, Southwestern
Missouri, Oklahoma, Western Texas. and
over the greater part az Arkansas- Drouth
provAile In Ea6tern South Dakota, Ne
hraeks, Southwestern Texas and New
Woxjco
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MAAIxR RswA

Bktn Ekagit. Cart Robinson. is davs non
Gan Francisco, to load for Honolulu:
steam schr Excslsior. Capt Higgins. from
Olympia. 70 complete cargo for San DISCO.
San FnANcrsco. May 2-Arrived--
Truckes; schr Gen. banning. Cleared
Progress, Panama: schr Carrier Dovs,
Unalaska. Departed: 8. @. Wilder, Homo
luiu; Sumatra, Nanaimo.
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nm srArr or raADH


eAH FnAxclsco. Nay 0-Ths receipts
Of vegetables this morning, 30 boxes rhu-
barb. eos boxes asparagus, rs sacks fpsas,
II boxes squash, 20 boxes cucnmhers, GO
sacks potatoes and 20 sacks boan2 Pota-
toss are weak. Onions steody.
Receipts a. fresh fruits today were -
chests Strawberries and 4s77 bexss cher
yisA Berries sre steady. Cherries lovss.
Apricots ell slowly.
The buttsr market b weak With heavy
stocks Egg are also weaker. Cheese p
unchanged
The poultry market = very dali. East
ern eontinuss TO come In % rate which
dulis thsdsmand for California stock.
nARApsrU1ys Aup eRAua
riour-Ws quote: Net cash prices Tor
family extras. @0o1N pr barrel;
02o6 Per barrel.
wheat-Standsrd shipping wheat Il
worth abeut s7Hc; milling wheat changes
hands It 3lo2l<&I06 per csntai.
Barlsy-Ths litsle squirt Of yestsrday vas
not maintained today and prices were on
cSoie. BRIGHT e t ss8eS AZ Slsais s;
barley. y. 1n0ll5 per csntal.
OAse-Ths arrival Of over 1000 ceutals
from Weshington this morning threw o
dampsr on the situation. though asking
prices wsFs not In the belief thai the mar
kst Will make z turn In their favor II the
Ing, &LD0l.S0; Surprise el37K0ll5;
fancy feed, el37540l S2A; good 70 choice.
g. Is; poor 70 faiE, 81 00L 10; black,
nominal: rcd. nominal; gray. $Ll2H0l.20
per GENITAL.
Prcduos rsceipts-Flesr. ssartsr sacks,
100; Warrington. e.50l; basisy, csntais,
1,6z6: Washtngton, 6 113s oats. sacks,
Warrington, TO- o3 corn, sacks. eo3; Ne
hraska. l07s rye. sacks, Warrington, $50 |;
beans. sacks. 80; potatoes. sacks, l,643;
onions. sacks. I,206
FINANCIAL
Drafts-On sight. New York, per 500.
l0c premium. Sterling biiis--0n London,
0o-day bank. Asa
Silver bara--PeS ounce 02kD02Kc.
MAYicnD doliarn-k0xx G1Sln
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rfHABcfAI.
LONDON, May 22--Bar silver, n tl-f6d.
Consois, 100 Gle. Bullion into Bank Of
England, f25. 0oo BANK Of England dis
count rate. 2psr cent
KNoIlsn eRAIs MARKEI
LrvKRrooL. May 0-Whsat-Steady
holders offer moderately. No. Caiifor-
MIA, 4s slsd@4s S,<d; red Western win
ter. Il 5d04s sgd.
Corn--Stsady; demand moderate; new
mixed spot. So I'd.
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~0oodine = practically over and . great
Rooalia crop returns indicate that tharo
SEEDING = aleo over. the gardens plan.sd
md srooe coming up vel. tho1gh slowly.
In oome portions Of yakima county .
heAt shower Of rain feai during she wssk,
which proved At bensft 70 cropa The
RETURNS from the great vhsat bsiSs srs all
favorable 70 the grain crops. which are do
Ing nicely and are very promising
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SHARES SOLD.
The total sales Of stocks today were e00,-
ll9 shares, including: Atchison, 5, 100;
American Sugar, ek600; Burlington. IT.
600: Chicago Gas, 1890: DistillinR, $500;
louisville d Nashville, 6.U0: Missouri
Pacific. $500; National Lead, $500. North
srn Pacific. preferred, 10, 100; Reading.
7,2oo; Rock Island, 1900: 81 Paul, 81
600; Western Union. $500
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PAcfR1o NAv1oATl0N 0uNPA1Y-
TINE TAnLA In ef0ecs April !. looA
eGATTLE-WHATC0N RoUIA
Daily Sunday sxosyte1l
e1EAABR STATE OF WA0HINorON
~ eeatsls- ....1 - u " whatcsm. las =
~ Whesesm- 80 - A. Seattle. $50 3 u
stepping - efdAign A1arorsss end Halfhavoa
Ard = uvessea ecutk- souna ecnaecsing g ooasslo
oUAfTLITAcoMA AourR
Daily texcsps saturday,.
oTEAxkR AENnY RAILDY
~ Jaco0a.. 3.ee - Nv osAssis... es40 D =
Ar ssatt,s. .--~t:So a Ar TAcomA .13s0o n
ceassctias wisA Steamer state 81 Washinesea
fos DaalgN ARacostes, rairhaven and Whateen
AnA viii steamer sairhaven Far Evoeast Ii Goa
sss end I'll " Aidhs isiaaa psistA
La coSAKR AND warDnY rsLAsD ROUTE
ercvrIno At EvRnHrr
orEANEA fAIR4AvEN
Nsrth b'ad-ExeeDe - ecash b'a-Esssps So
Nv eeatsls. g e - I-v IA ceanss e.1e =
Ar Ii osaass. sas0 : d A. seattle . $40 ; q
sscprins u EAmonAs. kvsrsss. Clinton. Hsuurn'e
Petn6 Langley. Cospsvilis. san de fucA. Och Has.
Der SD Ctsa,aAy. eeassoting = besstie VITA
steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
wha-vss-Pscfac Navieassos Ca, rare~a; p
efac AavteaIien Co.. seattle formerly BAKERS
eses. fsss = Uaivsrssty stsssfl; hsschsass doek
Fer ran pssslssissA sassa, sseursseaa sewass.
eta apply 70 q addrsss 4. J. MACLEOD, AeesI
esastls. ts1spheas e&e; = 4 HARMON, FrStxnS
aa1 rasesnesf Assat Tesesna; ssisphsaa 81
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80 - 1asmsss sss Cooassy
RxoAnoA.
noNfpg quotations ars tho peiese
61nsss and producers By .eeat1io
houss for articles named, tho
il dsiiyefsd IN 8eastle:
AslsA IL; prime. l3e; medium.
sar load iets, -Pnsst sound.
(In ear load ioss) Oats, choses,
nRisy. elo per ton; wheat
fctatoes. $6Ul3 pr ton.
1ess And PouLrEx-Handlsd
E - - AID TALxow-Heavy saited
Dlr u IL. Per 10. Ac; medium, por
Mn snder - lbs. PR ID, q; sailed
: - eaif. per ID, o01c: nseen
+ = ~ than sailed; dry hides, pof
eul!s d shove. ons-shird Ices; dry
TN oD1e; dry deer skins. UummoT,
-; good wintsr. l20l5c; poor
- 1tntsr, &c: sheep skins. 15D
vol. he; wool. b07c per 10:
1a 1loeGr Choi.s bssf eattls. re
9f g!oleo sheep, &C.: good hoes, 60
~; eoll hrks, &c; smaii. &c Per 10.
iof quality, per n. 6f, $40
49, le1o esdaT, A.5005.50s common,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23

Drafts-On sight. New York, Per 500,
loo premium. Sterling biiis--on Lonaon,
0p-day bank, Asa
Mexican doliars-5o5sSe5lc.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SoAr~-tJoeb,ne)-Sea Savon. 2Ds. 7sc:
inos. <S.sa; Electric. sos. 81 10: io,s. - -:
Kinks York. as. soc; zoos. $3.50; White
Russian, aDs. SOC: los. $Ia5; Babbits's
bee. %. 81 10: io1s. s.; Proctor & Gam
ble's Ivory, sos, Sass: ioos, 81; CASTLE.
white, i5%eisiS per pound.
TosAcco ii oehing) - Plug. Chewing.
Gilman, in is-ox psugs. per D. <sc: i6-oa.
Seearhead. 4ie; Piper Hesdsseck, sc;
Kentucky Smile. per n Sc Scroll Tag.
per d, axe. Sun Tag. per .. SHE, some
thlnS Good. 90 b. 4ic: fine cus chewing.
per pail of 10 rs, ss.5ota0l SMOKING.
Twist, o in Goa, Per q. Ale; IL in Loo. per
y. A.; Cable Cod. and s-os psuxs, $so;
n. 5sc. Seal of North Carolina, Mareurx.
rs. per =. sse; Lime Kiln. e-oz. per y,
Sc: A-os. per D. Sac: Aastia. IS. ssAe:
Nsstiff. - sic
CoAl~-s Wholesale and resaill Double
screened. 81 per ton; average. IN car iosd
lots. Anl: nat. SIS per ton: Newcastle
screenings. sic; Black Dssrena. - per
tor.
B.e.-t Jeenlnsi -arsin. per ioa $50;
old. 100. $a5oSs6.
Farrx-{ eobiael -Grocers' straw. size.
ha,cAess' stsaw. 2sse; No. manila. t1c;
No I MANILA. tsscs rspsf bags, % pss
csnt OF list. gray exrrsss. &C
NAILS, TOOLS AND eospAsx
Embellishments list eus stsel
came as wire. Gus steel. $50; wire. ". Is
Tooas-aJesbsag}~-Sa erosscut. psss-
tons futile tooth. Sc per Il; Humbosds
and Tossdo, ascs Tyes. Sc Per II. Cana
disa racer and razor steel. Tse Per n hand
-nssson's. = psr cent 90 l,se A.ss-
Il uer ssos. Shovsss and spadss--Sseea,
g. 5oSsias per dox: iron. &t&5 par dos
Haschsts-From $&ets Per doa Mattecks
Per des. xs.a Pscks--R Railroad 49,
81 Z. Per acx Forks--Hay. % and ~ Der
cent OF lsss. Grsadssones-Per In. iA0
&c. Wsiees--Steea, 6ssk lsc per III 1sis
SO 10 ~ Per cent Oh sfsA
Syx0 FAxszss TooIs--0p and fopss csn1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23

eNine afs the prices paid By ~
- ~ round lots delivered ct the
! - - - he cars. or the jobbine rats
u Nholesais dealers with ordinary
- = asdit: